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TIE cow AND THE DAIRY,
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~ Price for single copies neatly done up in paper Gov
AZ. 81 cents Library edition, full bound IN cloth aud ct
ere ga cents The usual discOunti0 Booksellers Agents
Country Merchants, snd Peddiers
~ extraordinary Book has excited The attention Of he
abest agrcnlursis o! The country. Five Thousand CO
pies were sold in the frstfour weeks Of m puoheaaon IN
NewYork The Publishers have received numerous test
raoua a. 70 the usefulness and accuracy Of 6uenon ne
orv hie others from partial experiments, have doubted
"a accuracy TIE practical remarks and The useful nio'
rps contained Ii The first part oihe Book are worA more
10 ans Farmer than the whole cost
since the days Of Doctor JESNESs discovery OF VAGINA
hsH OF he Cowp oX. being an afid''s 70 re 'a per
nothing has appeared extraordinary IN that department.
Of natural history the discovery Of GvESoS me sou
Of French gardener, OF means Of sseeraining 'ne
7.a, Of MIeA Cons By external sud visible signs over
the milk region Of The animal
Ths signs have been reduced TO clear system and oy
committees Of various agricultural societies 10 France
pronounced iafalHble amer repeated snd most careful
trials
The WORK Vas translated BY Mr. TEIsT OF the STATE De-
psrteut ana published with numerous engravings e1'
plsnslory Of the system. frat IN the FARMERS LIBRARY.
Bat the publishers willing TO withhold discovery 90
important sud valuable from the poorest person owning
or wishing to own Cow have Published Il in separate
ana heap FORM and 1t may had at The Tribune oaee
or at most OF he cheap publication oces In he United
States.
While nose who have gwen 10 This work even The
slightest tests aver that with IL for ,her guide, they are
not fearful q ever again buying On Indifferent Cow Others
who have been more minute and careful In applying the
signs % living animals, declare ike the French agr
cultural committees ssthe marks are obvious sni worthy
/ of every reliance.
TIE following from sources OF unquestonable yefscty
aud practical knowledge submitted in proof Of the
truth Of this wonderful discovery. But independently Of
the great value Of the CobooS for the purpose in cues
ton other matters attached IL viii fully reeompense
tie purchaser FOR ths trang Of the book ef whi,h
ia but S7l Booksellers sud Tubhshers may De sup
Piled a the usual tisr1-nt
Cuder the operation Of s tyslen which enaOles every
ore 10 select sud put aside for the butcher calves hat VIII
be sure 20 prove bad mixers the uh' ra OF mich cattle
may be rapidly improved throughout The Union Every
great discovery appears be strange, and some OF them
inc edible in the 6r instance end few more Than VAGINA
| lion itself With such testimony in support Of his dis
covery Of NJ. GuESos psper in the Union ought, we
would think to withhold knowledge or it from their
readers. ,.-. a.
pt part. Of the country fully coroborsug The theory Of
| a. GurYos We select for publication tho following
/ PRISoEroS Mass. October Is, 1896
Dezr SIR received favor OF he sih inst desiring
me- no state nv opinion u the value Of 0VESoN's Ireaf
~ on lTlcA CoaJ translate from the French, and pub
Ushed in THc FARMERS LIBRARY. On my hrst meeting
iti mi. Treaise vas Impressed with its value, nom
INV prrvs knowledge Of some general marks whereby
ne milking properties u Cows may, IN cone uessu e
bs detsrinsd and from The fact hist had myself noticed
Inc oval marks above The hind mentioned by NJ Cue
| sa,eIv commenced tse study and application Of his
method 10 every Cow that came under my observation
have examined Than hundred Cove, and after
ca,enliv marking their escucheons have become salts
esd mai NJ Guenons discovery 10 ono OF great merit and
can be relied upon true. have no doubt that can
udge very nearly the quantity and quality OF The
mix sny Cow will give at tbs hight Of her How, and also
he tire she will continue in milk after be ng with calf
Gnenou method has been to visit the yards Of some
cons and marks or their Cows make up my Judgment
a. TO the quantity and quality Of mix each Cow would
give AZ the hight Of her h0v, and how long she would
eouInus 10 milk a1er teng With calf then inquire O.
! lhe owuers how much mix their several COWS would
i've at he bs ht Of heir dow and how long Ley would
soid ont .fer being with calf comparing the owners
| count with my judgment md have mistaken
in onv i've cases out than hundred examined
nave great confidence in M. GuenOns method OF test!
ing The hiking properties OF Cows and consider Il ole
I'm gr-af di.eovere, of the sge The Advantage OF
tis discovery 10 our dairy-fsrmeIs, enabling Them,
think IL does determine The milking properties OF her
Young stock at an early age, be ery great and will
~ snoreesed BIZ every oae who lhs slightest degree
| acquainted with the sublecL In ny opinion no dairy
fr set sce isinbns .e si Of Ssd mixing COW us
81 Gusnon informs us that bis system IS spphca9le 10
calves lhree or four months old have usced me ca
cn,cbeor. upon calves early Two or three weeks
Old ard see no why heir vane "a future mixers
NAV not be- g-d OF 81 this age a. well a. a any other
age. Yours, resResuaiy' Jon" '"O0NS'
Fditor Of The Farmers Library, New.YOrk City
P.ressos, N j. December 10, 1876.
Dear Sir have read with great satisfaction W. or,
| MOI
rain infabe signs The milking qualities Of The ANNA
have compared The marks he gives for bis hrst grade
Flanders Cow, aud ind they correspond WIN me es-
cucheon OF nv avoTte DrvOR Con EAen that has taken
the first premiums the two last catte-shows OF the
American Institute Ny farmer has great faith IN d. Cue
non's wol k and so has OF my negh0oTs, knowing
scotch milkman. who keeps hfty Cows. he says that
After careful examination he places confidence 10 these
marx, and tnsy will govern him In his future purchases
return vOu my sincere thanks for giving 10 us farmers
this valuable Ire alse Of NJ Ouenons. shh hereafter
rnake nv selection OF the calves VIII raise rom my
choice stocks from the marks given BY his author
think every farmer should own Ibis woIk -
With regard, yours, &C. hOoWELL L. CObI,
To the Editor Of The Farmers Library.
Easr WrsDsoR HILL, c. Dec. 9, 1876.
Dear ST. Having mad some experience IN raising Cows
ard having had attention particu ary called TO their
milking properties, pleased 10 md Treatise on the
subject by Guenon OF bbourne 10 Frsnce-published
by YOU few months since, which procured and care
fully studied And think the book worthy OF more aiten-
ton than believe Il has received from the public IN ibis
quarter
hage found that his eseucheons, msrks OF the par
culsr classes and orders Of COVE 10 agree with nearly
ali have had opportunity 10 examine. IL has been
easy 10 ascertain ser Studying this book, 10 which class
and order almost every Cow belongs which ss guide
In purchasing Mich Cows or OF safely deciding WI n u
keep before have had lime opportunity 10 te taei
quses mixers will far more than repay ihe price OF
the book and The me necessary to clear UNDERWRITING
Gift am Sir very rs'Py' YOU 91 Cs iers19
To JoEs sKiSsER ESQ. Editor Farmers Library.
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