Third annual catalogue of the Cyphers Incubator Co . ARTHUR C. DUSTON, Proprietor. * win it: wy/andotths (Specialist Breeder) riARLBORO, Mass., Oct. 6, 1598. MY FIRST PRIZK PEN, BOSTON, *0,8. THE CYPHERS INCUBATOR CO. WAYLAND, N. Y. Gentlemen: During the past six years I have run many makes ofincubators with various degrees of success; some have provedentirely worthless, while others have returned fair winter I purchased and ran two of the Cyphers 200 eggmachines for a trial. I am now ready to say I never ran amachine so easy to regulate, or one requiring so little adjustingas you
Third annual catalogue of the Cyphers Incubator Co . ARTHUR C. DUSTON, Proprietor. * win it: wy/andotths (Specialist Breeder) riARLBORO, Mass., Oct. 6, 1598. MY FIRST PRIZK PEN, BOSTON, *0,8. THE CYPHERS INCUBATOR CO. WAYLAND, N. Y. Gentlemen: During the past six years I have run many makes ofincubators with various degrees of success; some have provedentirely worthless, while others have returned fair winter I purchased and ran two of the Cyphers 200 eggmachines for a trial. I am now ready to say I never ran amachine so easy to regulate, or one requiring so little adjustingas yours. The chicks come out LARGE and SMART. I shall probablybuy more machines the coming season, and you shall receive theorder. Thanking you for courtesy shown me, I beg to remain, Yours truly, ARTHUR G. DUSTON. THE CYPHERS INCUBATOR COMPANY. ROSE LAWN* POULTRY FARM MARLBORO, MASS. ARTHUR G. DUSTON. PROPRIETOR We are happy to have among our patrons,Mr. Arthur G. Duston, Marlboro, Mass. is one of the most successful breeders inthe country. After trying nearly all the leadingbreeds he has finally pinned his faith to the WhiteWyandottes, and the strain he breeds has beenworthy of his selection. Questioned as to howhe started in the business, he writes us as fol-lows : Some years ago (in 1892) I came in posses-sion of my home just outside of the city of Marl-boro. On the farm I had a small hen house ofabout 6 feet square. I never had done any farmwork; never owned or cared anything about took the house, moved it, and fixed the a friend I bought six hens and an old cockbird—a mixed lot of what purported to be BarredPlymouth Rocks. These I tended during thewinter ; got hold of a few poultry papers ; at-tended a show at Worcester, and came down withas severe an attack of hen fever as any oneever had.
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