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Title: Fanciers’ journal and land & water
Year: 1877 (1870s)
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Subjects: Poultry Birds Natural history
Publisher: Hartford [Conn.] : Joseph M. Wade
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
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nding, Pa., Jas. M. Lambing, proprietor. PREMIUM LISTS. Fourth Annual Exhibition of the Wisconsin State P. A, tobe held at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, January IStli to 26th. Third Annual Exhibition of the Buckeye Uuion P. A, to beat Springfield, Ohio, Feb. 13th to 18th. First Annual Exhibition of the Saginaw Valley P. A., to beheld at East Saginaw, Jan. 30th to Feb. 3d, 1877. First Annual Exhibition of Easton, Conn. P. A., to be held atNew London, second week in February. First Annual Exhibition of Orleans Co. P. A., to be held atAlbion, N. Y., Jan. 22d to 26th. FIRST ANTWERPS IN CALIFORNIA. The first Antwerp Pigeons ever sent to California, wore ship-ped by the editor of this paper, Dec, 1875, arriving (here Jan. 8,1876. W. L. Gardiner, Norwalk, 0., wishes to announce that all stockormoney indebtedness will be paid promptly; if sent in soon, andalso wishes all parties owing him either stock or money to be asprompt as possible in settling. January 15, 1877.J THE F A N CIE E S J 0 U E N A L.
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PoiJLjF^Y ^f^D PiqEOfJs. SEASONABLE HINTS. Dont think the new year has opened and the sooner I can geteggs for sitting and hens to cover them the better; chicles hatchednow will outweigh those hatched in May or June, and yet bejudged as the same age. Yes ! and if 1 set oil the eggs I want toraise from now, when my customers want them in April and MayI shall have plenty to spare. Dont think so, or you may saveat the tap and lose at the spigot. Our experience has proventhe extra labor and care required to attend the broods during theinclement weather of the Northern States during late winter andearly spring, with the risk there is of stunted growth from chillthe least lack of oversight may cause, to be an actual loss. Yearafter year our observation, aside from our own experience, hasshown us birds of April and May hatch, that equaled in Septem-ber iu size and weight those from the same stock, hatched inFebruary. The former required but little attention and but Jivemonthsfeed to stuin wh
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