Mackenzie's Ten Thousand Receipts

Ten thousand receipts from the great Victorian household compendium — cookery, brewing, dyeing, gilding, fireworks, medicine, farriery and the rest of the useful arts, in one volume.

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Barley Lot

chines were tried in the barley lot, which was on On the same day, after the rye was cut, the marolling ground, the barley varying very greatly in the length of the straw, some of it being not more than 18 inches high, while in some parts it was 4 of the machines: feet long. The following table shows the record Brinckerhoff, No. 21 C. C. Bradley & Son, No. 22 Seymour, Morgan & Allen, No. 274 Aultman & Miller, No. 32 Wm. H. Halladay, No. 47 Valley Chief, No. 47 Dodge, Stevenson & Co., No. 53 Cayuga Chief, L, No. 55 • Quality of work. 35 • 39 40 36 38 36 37 34 AWARD, CLASS 1. (MOWERS).

Three machines seem to claim special consider. ation with regard to award of premiums, each having received the mark of 40, indicating perfect work. These machines were Buckeye, entry No. 10; Rhode Island Clipper, entry No. 18; and 4

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