The Farm-poultry . elabo-rate and extended notices of their new catalogues with very pointed reference to the advertisingthey contained, and a>ked for free insertion of these. Then we thought that the time had comewhen in justice to our advertisers as well as ourselves, notices of club catalogues should becondensed to a bare statement of the fact of the issue of such a pamphlet and the name of theperson from whom it might be procured. That has been our rule now for a number of hav-advantage of our advertisers to give the club catalogues all the pul)licity they ask—as they askit. On
The Farm-poultry . elabo-rate and extended notices of their new catalogues with very pointed reference to the advertisingthey contained, and a>ked for free insertion of these. Then we thought that the time had comewhen in justice to our advertisers as well as ourselves, notices of club catalogues should becondensed to a bare statement of the fact of the issue of such a pamphlet and the name of theperson from whom it might be procured. That has been our rule now for a number of hav-advantage of our advertisers to give the club catalogues all the pul)licity they ask—as they askit. On general principles we think it not best to give the clubs free advertising to that extentthat our paying advertisers might rightfully complain that their sales were injured. 246 Karivi=Poultry May i PRAIRIE STATE ?INCUBATORS t. Pen of by M. H. Trowbrid^e. Hahiwinsvillo, X. V. Drawn vs. Undrawn Poultry. ASUBSCRIBER in Albany Co., X. Y.,sends me tbis clipphii; from Ihe Syra-cuse Herald, and asks: What doyou think would Ije the efteet on thepoultry market if sueh a law were enforced ? Health officer F. W. Smith expressedhimself in commendation today of a bill intro-duced by assemblyman Fish, of Madisoncounty, and amending an act in relation toagriculture. The purpose of the amendmentis largely to prevent the sale of undrawn poul-try, which is becoming of more frequentoccurrence than the sale of poultry properlydrawn. The amendment is in the shape of anew section added to those defining when anarticle of food shall be deemed to be adulter-ated. The new matter reads : If it consists of any slaughtered game,animal, poultry, or fowl, unless the carcassof such slaughtered game, animal, poultry, orfowl shall have been divested of its lung tis-sues, entire digestive and intestinal tracts, gallreceptacle,
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