The Farmer's magazine . and I am happy tosay the young lambs are doing remarsably well at conclusion, I believe it to be the safest and best remedynow in use. I remain, dear Sir, For JOHN TINGEY, Esq., To Mr. Thomas Bigg. R. RBNNEY. B^ Flockmasters would be well to beware of such as Non-pcisonous Compositions: it is onlynecessary to appeal to their good common sense and judg>ment to be thoroughly convinced that no Non-poisonous article can poison or destroy insect vermin, particularly suchas the Tick, Lice, and Scab Parasites—creatures so tenaciousof life. Such adve
The Farmer's magazine . and I am happy tosay the young lambs are doing remarsably well at conclusion, I believe it to be the safest and best remedynow in use. I remain, dear Sir, For JOHN TINGEY, Esq., To Mr. Thomas Bigg. R. RBNNEY. B^ Flockmasters would be well to beware of such as Non-pcisonous Compositions: it is onlynecessary to appeal to their good common sense and judg>ment to be thoroughly convinced that no Non-poisonous article can poison or destroy insect vermin, particularly suchas the Tick, Lice, and Scab Parasites—creatures so tenaciousof life. Such advertised preparations must be wholly useleea,or they are not what they are represented to be. DIPPING API ABATUS £M, £5, £4, & £Z. GENERAL ADVEBTISINa. C,. H. MAY & CO., ADVERTISING OFFICES, 78, GRACECHURCH STREET, LONDON, , ESTABLISHED 184^.APPOINTED AGENTS TO THE ADMIRALTY, TRINITY HOUSE, &c., &c. ADYERTISEMENTS INSERTED IN ALL BRITISH, FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL IN ALL LANGUAGES,. THE FARMEirS MAGAZINE. APRIL, 1879. PLATE. TOM KING A rniZE TWO-YEAR-OLD CART COLT, THE PROPERTY OF R, BOUCHER JAMES, EQ,, IIALLSAXNERY,BIDEFORD, DEVOX, AXD CAXO-SVIE, SOUTH AUSTRALL\, Tom King, bred by 3Jr. T. Statter, is by KingToiu, by Honest Tom, out of Maggie by Columbus,pncl a ricli bay with a blaze of white in the faceand one white heel. He is a well-made colt, ofgreat power, and free from lumber throughout,beginning with a good head and neck, running intodeep well-laid shoulders, good middle and loins?with strong quarters and nicely formed limbs andfeet. Tom King is a very gay horse when outcarrying his head well up with capital action, nodwelling or flourishing, but striking out straight?right and left, in a style that would keep anyawake who tried to walk alongside him. He wasonly shown as a yearling and won the following^prizes :—Second at Doucaster, Addington, Oldham,Kochdale, and Bury ; first at Halifax, ^^^orsley, Ormskirk, Southport, Todmorden, and Cbadding-ton
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