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THE FARlTER,S GUIDE To

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
ALAS THE ONLY CORRECT EDITION OF STEPHENS Boc,
EDINBURGH, WITH An AMERICAN APPrNDIY, BrJnl,I
rGS, PROFESSOR ScIrNTIFIC AGRICULTURE IN ~,
COLLEGE, NEW HAVEN. t.ss. +t F,,t
ted with Agriculture, in all its various branches both ~
retical and practical Sits clear and spacious details, Il
fulncss and accuracy OF its information, the eomps,
every illustration, have in an Agricultural M
tice never been equaled It is under four ~,
ate heads, represented by the four seasons the 9
Winter, Spring, Summer, Autump-and the notes q :,
lessor Norton are appended In the same order al,
greatly to the value OF the work by adapting to t
climate growth, &c, OF this country The united h
or two such distinguished writer's constitute this IL.
complete valuable Agricultural work ever issudt
contains 1900 pages, besides "A splendid vim,
about COO engrav wood The latter ilusete,r
every implement of husbandIy now in usei the MN
methods ofplowins, planting &e.i and the former "
nestle animals, the farm stealing, DC.
LETTER FROM MIR. STEPHENS
nstz .REDnRAE coFTko., ED,s.sRsa
'Sept- 3D. 1885,
stafessrs. Leonard Scott Co., .l.l.st glsT-s :
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ths ealy wor
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entirely re modelled, and in great part rewroe ,dc
all the more recent improvements in the practice Of
culture suggested by scientific experiment, and nah-
in effect quite new book.
'I am. sirs. yogH5, essaiens ss,Ss.
tFARNER,s GuIpr-The concluding number Of thu "
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OF the Agricultural press,in saying It is among TIE
complete and reliable ofthe contributions to seenitE
practical Agriculture. The arrangement OF the viii
convenient for reference, the illustrations beauifl
Language plain clear intelig bic, and truthful The NJ
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farms, and adapted to general use in this country y.
udicious notes OF the American editor. The inles
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son between English and American husbandry, for "
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