in Unig section are in good spirits, the crops being unusually good so far," In a dozen years? residence at this place I have never known the wheat crop to be better
ances. Heavy crops of wheat, rye, and Una ie ig this yeas en Juduing by appear: Jnrley have been harvested. The corn looks as well us_ it does in the States at this sea-so, The wheat fields have already been replanted with beans, which will ripen before sowing time in the autumn, T suppose tenths of the Jand in this section raises two crops year and good crops at that. The Chinese are certainly anaster hands as stall farmers,
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