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same case, or abundance, or goodness, as AZ
the North bushel of Indian corn IS ralsea
much easier than bushel Of ofpotatoes. Cab
bages and pears are inferior in quality and
abundance. 1t is generally conceded that
beef is inferior. Wheat and corn are equal
ly as good, perhaps better.


The Bulletin dcs Sciences" says, the
vegetables and fruits Of Hindostan are, for
the most part, insipid, and have none OF the
nutritious qualities Of the same kinds culti-
vated in Europe. The flowers are without
perfume, and the meats are poor, all ami
mails being debilitated, except the elephant
and the tiger. Fruits which grow to perfec-
tion in cold regions, commonly degenerate in
warmer climates and rich soil.