The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-01


BY George II. Dadd, V. s., twenty-five
years a leading veterinary surgeon in Eng.
| land and the United States and author OF
| the American Reformed Horse Book" A
| complete work on all the diseases of cat
| tle sheep and swine including every dis
ease peculiar to America and embracing all
and trichina containing also a guide to
symptoms, a table of weights and measures
Svo. Illustrated 200
The Nut Cnlturist.
By Andrew S. Fuller. A treatise on the
propagation, planting and cultivation OF
the climate of the United States, with the
scientific and common names of the fruits
known in commerce as edible or otherwise
useful nuts Intended to aid the farmer
his expenses or labor. Cloth, limo $1.5O'
Small Fruit Culturtst.
By Andrew S. Fuller. The book covers
the whole ground of propagating small
fruits, their culture, varieties packing for
market, etc. 1t is very finely and thoroughly
illustrated, and makes an admirable com
panion to 1.-The Grape Culturist." Cloth.
limo. $1OO.
Duck Culture
BY James Rankin; Natural and ar t.
Stodddrds The Neio Egg Farm.
Or, the management of poultry on large
scale for commercial purposes practl-
producing eggs and poultry for market as
profitable business enterprise. either by it
self or connected with other branches of
years editor American Poultry Journal, The
Poultry Weekly, author, of An Egg Farm,
ETC. fte Mi has be sale on
any standard poultry book. The present
is an entirely new work, three times as
large n the LESSONS OF an e of
the poultry industry. 1t Is the only up-to-
date manual on commercial poultry rails
ing. Nearly $50 illustrations, S31 pages s4gn S
12mo.. cloth. Sl.OO
Land Draining.
By Manly Miles On the principles of
draining, giving the results of his extended
experience in laying tile drains ran me S dlrec-
ton of tile drains will enable the farmer
to avoid the errors of imperfect construc-
on and n the Pgo amd thas soo
The Secrets of Health, or Hoao Not to be
Sick and Hoso to Get Wei from Sickness.
By s. Fl. Platt, A. NJ, M d, late mem EN-;
Der of the Connecticut Eclectical Medical
Society, the National Eclectical Medical AS
3 Breeding @dg and Raising. By L; $. Hardin:
correct system for raising dairy calves.
The whole work is characterized by the
never failing current of sound common
sense. Paper, 12mo 20
Cattle Breeding.
BY william Warfeld This work is by
common consent the most valuable and pre-
eminently practical treatise on cattle breed-
ing ever published in America, being the &C
tual experience and observance of a prac-
tical man. Cloth, 12mo. $500
Youatt and Spooner on the Horse:
BY Hon. Henry S. Randall The struc-
ture and diseases of the horse, remedies,
rules to buyers, breakers, shoers etc;
Youatts work somewhat simplifed and
brought down by W. c. Spooner M. R.
c. V. s.; to which is pre1xed an account
of the breeds in the United States and
ings. 12mo. $1.O0
The Practical HOrseshOer.
This work treats of and illustrates proper
shape of shoes for different diseases of the
feet, the various methods of shoeing vicious
and ugly horses and mules, and great
variety of tools suitable and useful In
horse shoeng how to shoe horses to cure
contra ction, TIC prevent interfering or over
reaching best method of treating corns-
whether coi. or hot fitting Is best, etc
Cloth, 12mo. 1.oo
Sanders HOrse Breeding.
BY J. H. Sanders Being the general
principles of heredity appltI to the bust
ness of breeding horses an. the manage
ment of stations brood mares and foals
The book embraces all that the breeder
should know in regard to the selection of
stock, management of the stallion, brood
mare and foal, and treatment of diseases
peculiar to breeding animals. Cloth.
12mo. LOU
Cobu,n's Stoine Husbandry.
BY f. d. COburn. New, revised and en-
| larged. The breeding: rearing and man,
agement of swine, and the prevention and
treatment of their diseases. 1t Is the
| fullest and freshest compendium relating
| 4 nnarpd Cloth 10