. L'poultryman. Les périodiques de la volaille, des fruits de périodiques. 122 L'EST POULTRYMAN. Cushman's Light Brahmas poulets nouvellement éclos. Oeufs à couver. Catalogue sur demande. CHAS. L CUSHMAN, 239, avenue de Minot, Auburn, Maine. Par rapport à l'utilitaire de races pures. L'objet principal d'un poulet est utilitaire. L'utilité première, la beauté en dernier. À partir de notre expérience, les "oiseaux de fantaisie est inséparable de " utilitaire." Dans un mon- grel troupeau il y a des bonnes personnes peut-être, mais ihey sont très similaire et d'une quantité inconnue, alors que, bien que dans un fiock des coqs de race pure il y a peut-être

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. The Eastern poultryman. Poultry Periodicals; Fruit Periodicals. 122 THE EASTERN POULTRYMAN. Cushman's Light Brahmas Newly Hatched Chickens. Eggs for Hatching. Catalogue on Application. CHAS. L CUSHMAN, 239 Minot Ave., AUBURN, MAINE. Utility vs. Pure Breeds. The primary object of a chicken is utility. Usefulness first, beauty last. From our experience, the "fancy fowl is inseparable from " utility." In a mon- grel flock there are some good individ- uals perhaps, but ihey are very dissimilar and of an unknown quantity, while, al- though in a fiock of pure bred fowls there may be some birds not up to "standard" requirement, the majority are, and one knows just what to expect from them. There is no beauty in a motley crowd of chickens, but a flock of pure bred fowls are always beautiful because of uniformity of color, size and action, there cannot really be a distinction be- tween usefulness and beauty as applied to the " Hen Family, " as they are insep- arable characteristics of all pure bred fowls of this class. For some inexplainable reason there seems to be an opinion prevalent that pure bred fowls are of but indifferent value so far as real practical use is con- cerned. One cannot get "beauty" without "utility, " because the principal part of beauty is in the symmetrical form, health and vigor. Without these qualifications no fowl is useful, with them it is— beautiful. Beauty of a fowl should not and does not militate against its usefulness in any degree whatever, but rather encourages it. That the so-called " utility people " are constantly misrepresenting facts regarding pure bred fowls, does not surprise breed- ers of standard bred fowls ; the surprise to one is that the general public are so ready to believe the unsupported testi- mony of people who no doubt are using this subterfuge to attract customers. Having failed undoubtedly in breeding for beauty, is it not possible that they may also fai

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