La Ferme volaille-. PshaWll ces oeufs, MTi.iNvish mffle Pd ont acheté em de .DUSTON. ARTHUR G., DTJSTON 223 East Main St., TakePatternBy OthersWho Marlboro, Mass., HaveSucceeded sont quelques hits forTou pour Uiink wlieiiordering WHITEWVAXiJOTTE de b.Ont- mustpromi iieiil UreeUtrsin de tbt liie c>pays re-S50 apiene ft>rtwo pullels hatchet*de e^^s hlni.J'ai vendu mon maifngrs Ivuever certaiu-étaient mieux.JE r^^s. 1 sitiiug JEittinfTS 5 $ : *SS ; 3 séances 10 $ ; Ssittings inlots 15 $ ; de m 20 $. Numéro d'ofchoice breedingcocks Alarge coqs, poules et poulettes,;séparément, ou s'accouplent.2c. de l'affaissement pour Cat.W rit

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The Farm-poultry . PshaWll these eggs MTi, mffle.iNvish Pd bought em of .DUSTON. ARTHUR G. DTJSTON, 223 East Main St., Marlboro, Mass. TakePatternBy OthersWho HaveSucceeded, Are a few hits forTou to Uiink of wlieiiordering WHITEWVAXiJOTTE b.Ont- of tbt mustpromi iieiil UreeUtrsin liie c>untry re-fused S50 apiene ft>rtwo pullels hatchet*from e^^s I sold hlni.My maifngrs certaiu-Ivuever were better.JE^r^s. 1 sitiiug $5: *JEittinfTS SS; 3 sittings$10; Ssittings $15; inlots of m $20. Alarge number ofchoice breedingcocks, cockerels, hens and pullets;singly, or will mate.2c. slump for Cat.W rite to History of Cornish Indian Games.. HE ORIGIX of the Cor-nish Indian Game isprobably the result of across between the BlackBreasted Red Malaysand the Bed or LacedAseel by the Cornishminers of Enirland. This is where theyreceived the name of Cornish. The miners were very fond of a tSghtingfowl, and the Indians were also bred for thatpurpose, but they were too large and heavy tomeet the requirements of a first class pitfou l.Their beautiful plumage and great weighthowever, soon found a place in the fanciersheart, and they were first exhibited in thePlymouth show of England in 1870, eachspecimen showing a great amount of theMalay blood. But whatever their breedingmay be, there is no variety that breeds truerto shape and color today than the Indians. From the best history I can get, an Indi:!nGame elub was formed in England in theearly eighties, and later on a standard wasadopted which is recognized today iu Eng-land. This standard is very similar to that ofours, only they allow the dubbing of males andtwo or more lacings i

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