. Annual catalogue. SUSPENSION RINGS. These rings are used to aid in bill posting. The lower part is gummed so that they can be stuck to the upper end of a bill, and then the ring will slip over a nail or tack, and suspend the bill. They will be found convenient to use in windows, rooms etc., where it is not desirable to put up bills with paste or tacks, and they-will hang longer than when tacked up. Price either kind, 100, 50 cents; 200, 00 cents; 500, $ FRUIT LABELS. It is usual to require all fruits to be properly named and labeled. In order to enable this to be done conveniently, we
. Annual catalogue. SUSPENSION RINGS. These rings are used to aid in bill posting. The lower part is gummed so that they can be stuck to the upper end of a bill, and then the ring will slip over a nail or tack, and suspend the bill. They will be found convenient to use in windows, rooms etc., where it is not desirable to put up bills with paste or tacks, and they-will hang longer than when tacked up. Price either kind, 100, 50 cents; 200, 00 cents; 500, $ FRUIT LABELS. It is usual to require all fruits to be properly named and labeled. In order to enable this to be done conveniently, we furnish the names of the different varieties in general use, printed upon a slip of paper in bold faced type. These names are clipped apart with a shears and when upon the fruit, show the variety very plainly. They are gummed upon the back so that when inoistened with the mouth as with a postage stamp, they can be securely stuck to the fruit or plate containing it. Wc furnish labels for Apples, Peaches, Pears aud Grapes. Price Apples or Pears, per dozen, 13 cents, per 100 $ " I'eaches or Grapes, " 10 " '• .60. POINT JUDGING OF LIVE STOCK. THIS,SYSTEM OF JUDGING, is so called from the fact that a cei'tain numerical value is given to each point of excellence which an animal possesses, and the aggregate of the point values taken to make up its total value. It was thoroughly tested in iSS6, and its efficiency fully demonstrated. Its increas- ing popularity is noticed on every hand, and its superiority is so great over the old want of system that it bids fair to soon have almost an universal adoption. To enable societies to act understandnigly in its use and furnish committeemen with the necessary facilities to work succesbfullv, we have published a pamphlet STANDARDS OF EXOELLENOE. FOR BREEDINa AND JUDGING LIVE STOCK AT FAIRS. Tliis pamphlet contains the standards of Cattle,—Shorthorn, Devons. Ayrshire, Herefords, Jerseys and Holstein. Sheep,—Merinos, Cots
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