. Fanciers' journal and land & water . dunt, Orange, N. J. Catalogue of Oological H. Batty. Naturalist and Taxidermist, N. Y. Card for steel punch for marking B. Pendleion. W. Leghorns exclusively. J. Wilson, Philadelphia. Catalogue of Scarce works on Nat-ural History and Hume, Richmond, Va. Manufacturer of American food for cattle. K. Camp, Winsted, Conn. Breeder of Colored Dorkings. Illustrated Bulletin of Naturalists agency. A. E. Foote, Prop., Phil-adelphia, H. Jeffreys, Irwins Station, Pa. Breeder of
. Fanciers' journal and land & water . dunt, Orange, N. J. Catalogue of Oological H. Batty. Naturalist and Taxidermist, N. Y. Card for steel punch for marking B. Pendleion. W. Leghorns exclusively. J. Wilson, Philadelphia. Catalogue of Scarce works on Nat-ural History and Hume, Richmond, Va. Manufacturer of American food for cattle. K. Camp, Winsted, Conn. Breeder of Colored Dorkings. Illustrated Bulletin of Naturalists agency. A. E. Foote, Prop., Phil-adelphia, H. Jeffreys, Irwins Station, Pa. Breeder of ten of American Poultry Breeders Directory, see ad. catalogue of Geo. M. Seavey, Cambridgeport, of American Berkshire Record, Springfleld, A. Julicn, 50th street and 4th avenue, New York City, Naturalists Ulrich, 24 North William street, New York, Naturalist and H. Immcl, Woostcr, Ohio, Price list of fowls and eggs. 46 THE FANCIERS JOURNAL. Vol. IV—No. PoJlJF^Y ^ND PlQEONS. There is no way of helping the poor so beneficial as dissem-inating such knowledge as will enable them to obtain an honestliving. The dispensing of alms (however munificent,) has adegrading effect upon the recipient, and the relief is but tempo-rary, whereas to impart the means of self help, is to elevatethe mind, and its effects are lasting. THE JOURNAL FOR FEBRUARY. BY SPANGLE. In the editorial appeal of the Fanciers Journal all of us canwell appreciate the exclamation, we jidst have cash, withwhich to carry us alon<r, in any business we undertake. I haveoften wondered why it is that people who are n ally fond of read-ing and studying the poultry—and other—publications from whichthey derive instruction, pleasure and profit, should so often, sopersistently, and so recklessly neglect to pay the printer. ButI think in your case you have been too easy, and too indifferentwith your patrons, and have left the pay-day too
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