. The American fancier and breeder . forget to mentionthe Fancier & Breeder when writing toour advertisers. one in each town to ride and exhibit a sample 1902 modelbicycle of our manufacture. G&ffl B8ASZS $10 T& $50A WEEK besides having a wheel to ridef or yourself. 1902 Models S£S Z flflOSB@i$ I9m^nd 1901 Models £££ $? f@ $||500 Second Hand Wheels taken in trade by our Chicago retail stores, all TO^Ifl makes and models, good as new We ship any bicycle QH APPROVAL to any-lone without a cent deposit in advance and allow DAYS FREE TRIAL« IbihSSy no risk in ordering- from us, as you do not needto
. The American fancier and breeder . forget to mentionthe Fancier & Breeder when writing toour advertisers. one in each town to ride and exhibit a sample 1902 modelbicycle of our manufacture. G&ffl B8ASZS $10 T& $50A WEEK besides having a wheel to ridef or yourself. 1902 Models S£S Z flflOSB@i$ I9m^nd 1901 Models £££ $? f@ $||500 Second Hand Wheels taken in trade by our Chicago retail stores, all TO^Ifl makes and models, good as new We ship any bicycle QH APPROVAL to any-lone without a cent deposit in advance and allow DAYS FREE TRIAL« IbihSSy no risk in ordering- from us, as you do not needto pay a cent if the bicycle does not suit you. DO NOT BUY pA^vte&II^rHI^ 1 Tires, equipment, sundries and sporting goods of all kinds, regular prices, in our big free sundry catalogue. Co;i~^t»ir>® tains a world of useful information. Write for ,i W£ tfcSJWT a reliable person in each town to distribute catalogues for us m/ exchange for a bifycle. Write today for free catalogue ana oar specia |gg. THE AMERICAN FANCIER. AND BREEDER. Fattening Turkeys for Market. I do not wonder that there are so manyfailures in fattening turkeys for market,when we take into consideration the courseso many breeders make in fattening theirbirds. I have frequently seen flocks of tur-keys penned up in a building for the purposeof fattening for market, and it wa a I all-ure every time. This is no more than shouldbe expected, for turkeys are of a wild nat-ure, and as soon as they are cooped theybegin quarreling, chasing one another about,and constantly worrying for freedom. Theysoon tire of their food, grow thin, and will(when killing time comes) weigh less thanvvhen first cooped with the expectation olfattening them. There are other giowers think that tofatten turkeys they must have all they cane .1 at all times, and keep shelled corn con-stantly before them for several weeks, ex-pecting to find very fat birds when killingday arrives. But, usually, such birds arenot as fat as exp
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