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G. d. iiowe’s potato manual. 
Don’t fail to get a copy of “CHICKEN FIXINGS" advertised at top of page 
8 of this book. It is a recognized leading annual of its kind. 
I WON 30 PREMIUMS 
[See ollieial records, at Wlnsted and New Haven] 
On my Partridge, and Buff Cochins, Lanyshans, TAyht Hrahmvs, Plym. Hooks, 
Wyantlottes, my Bronze Turkeys and Pekin Hacks, winning iirsts and specials for 
Asiatics, 1st, ‘2d, 3d and specials for best Turkeys at Wlnsted. At New Haven won 
Ists and specials for best Partridge and llud' Cochins, beating the pen of Partridge Coch- 
ins which won first in New York. Also won specials and Iirsts on Buffs in New York in ’85 
and ’88. I refused $50 apiece for some of my prize winners from well known breeders and 
shall send out eggs from these pens from $2 to $3 per setting. Eggs sold last spring pro- 
dueed many prize winners in the hands of my customers, scoring on Partridge and Buff' 
Cochins as high as 95 1-2. Orders for eggs booked now. Fowls for sale at fair prices for 
quality of stock. Turkey eggs 30 cents each. 
C. F. MAXF1ELD, Highland Farm, 
New Hartford, Conn. • 
Mount Warner Poultry Yards and Farm. 
(3« A. CRIBS DKA^OTPID TO POULTRY.) 
Plymouth Rocks, Silver Laced Wyandottes, Lt. Brahmas and Rose Combed 
Brown Leghorns. 
IPIREZEl WINNERS 
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