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. Our domestic animals, their habits, intelligence and usefulness;. MoTHKK Ili:N Willi 1 Uox against them, but the resvilts obtained fromproperl}- constructed incubators pro\e thatthey are instruments of great utility. Withthese machines we are no longer dependenton climate or weather. Prejudice against themis beginning, little by little, to disappear, andthe number manufactured can scarcely beestimated, especially in this country,which in 1902 exported three hun-dred thousand to other raisers early saw the advan-tages of incubators over hens, andthe\- quickly
. Our domestic animals, their habits, intelligence and usefulness;. MoTHKK Ili:N Willi 1 Uox against them, but the resvilts obtained fromproperl}- constructed incubators pro\e thatthey are instruments of great utility. Withthese machines we are no longer dependenton climate or weather. Prejudice against themis beginning, little by little, to disappear, andthe number manufactured can scarcely beestimated, especially in this country,which in 1902 exported three hun-dred thousand to other raisers early saw the advan-tages of incubators over hens, andthe\- quickly discarded Nature forthe new method of artificial hatch-ing; to them the honor of improvingthese machines in recent years isdue. The apparatus is now regardedas a necessary object which oughtto be in all farm and poultry yards 228 OUR DOMESTIC ANIMALS as much as any other modern instrument ofhusbandry. The fact that Europe, especiallythe Netherlands, is importing, for the im-provement of its breeds, American fowls,— the Wyandottes, Plymouth Rocks, etc., —prov
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