. To Canada, and through it, with the British Association [microform]. Agriculture; Agriculture. upl.'tml soils well ivi'lly loiiiin, and i|uali;,y, â )u of Priiiic of th(* (j\dn fly along, or !s not a].!..-. niiike (xr,(,i Ofit part sti^l rs are ei'lKj- i indw^l her. cleared ul a acreof lic;tv\- 1 instance of i tho DiUi.'H ^uciug abii'i- lud supifiru [niicli to siy f their Inrl'i. a favoiu-'iilf itre are a ti w line weahKy, [t is at "rx" vill be found me, startiEj{ ild admit cf. .he proviu.\, rties are tl >:; rated for l'.-. ver St. Juliu. ?undy. 'I'ho rea to bu re- â¢p
. To Canada, and through it, with the British Association [microform]. Agriculture; Agriculture. upl.'tml soils well ivi'lly loiiiin, and i|uali;,y, â )u of Priiiic of th(* (j\dn fly along, or !s not a].!..-. niiike (xr,(,i Ofit part sti^l rs are ei'lKj- i indw^l her. cleared ul a acreof lic;tv\- 1 instance of i tho DiUi.'H ^uciug abii'i- lud supifiru [niicli to siy f their Inrl'i. a favoiu-'iilf itre are a ti w line weahKy, [t is at "rx" vill be found me, startiEj{ ild admit cf. .he proviu.\, rties are tl >:; rated for l'.-. ver St. Juliu. ?undy. 'I'ho rea to bu re- â¢piest of Foit jiish , marshes Ins g dykes onl valliys. The lottom-liind;., lipculiarityâ slandfl hi tlij |ian they «:« :;iie fi^etofthc is are ricli in lanuring .trii- that nianur- which is laid is for sevra! racter to .lui^ two of rich (luenceofthe jwth of trees, ir them, an I farms winch acre, and k Ltaily to ln;\ an English iruHte which IS girsa th«m 81 a $i; iPi? claim on the notice of tho Old Country farmers who see the need of fresh fields and piistiires in'w ; comparative nearness to Britain, with regular and oninterrupled coramunicatiou all the year rodiid, utf(tr9 a strong inducement for EngUsh h-'ttlcrs lo come here ; and the new tnwh; in cattle and sheep which is rapidly growing up between the new and tlie old countries, is sure to make fanning b. tiiche provinces a profitable business to those wlio have the will and the indgmeut to la lay them- v-Ivcs out to ])roduco live stock of the quality wliich will find favour in ; The Valley of the St. John, width is one of richest of the great waterelicda of Canada, con- tains a gn;at area of very tine stock-raising land, and excellent farming count lies are found away from the valleyâon either side of it. Land in a state of nature can be ohuiined for next to nothing, and cuitivatid faiTus, having hous<i8 and buildingb upon them, and Ijeiug fenced in all round, lan be iurch;i5' d at
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