El Farmer's magazine . d ; y me alegra tosay los corderos jóvenes están haciendo bien remarxablj actualmente.En conclusión, creo que es la mejor y más segura remedynow en uso. Sigo, estimado señor, por JOHN TINGEY, Esq., al Sr. Thomas Bigg. R. EENNEY. 8^ Flockmasters estaría bien concientes de tales pre-parations como no-pcisonons composiciones: es onlynecessary apelar a su sentido común y jueces-ment a estar totalmente convencida de que los no-poisonousarticle puede envenenar o destruir las plagas de insectos, particularmente comoen las garrapatas, piojos, sarna y parásitos-criaturas tan tenaoioueof vida. Tal adve

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The Farmer's magazine . d ; and I am happy tosay the young lambs are doing remarxablj well at present.In conclusion, I believe it to be the safest and best remedynow in use. I remain, dear Sir, For JOHN TINGEY, Esq., To Mr. Thomas Bigg. R. EENNEY. 8^ Flockmasters would be well to beware of such pre-parations as Non-pcisonons Compositions: it is onlynecessary to appeal to their good common sense and judg-ment to be thoroughly convinced that no Non-poisonousarticle can poison or destroy insect vermin, particularly suchas the Tick, Lice, and Scab Parasites—creatures so tenaoioueof life. Such advertised preparations must be wholly useless, or they are not what they are represented to be. DIPPING API AEATUS «4. £5, £4, i £a. GENERAL ADVERTISING. 0. C 0.. H. MAY & . ADVERTISING OFFICES, 78, GRACEGHURCH STREET, LO?^DON, E.G. ESTABLISHED 184«.APPOINTED AGENTS TO THE ADMIRALTY, TRINITY HOUSE, &c., &c. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED IN ALL BRITISH, FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL PAPERS, TRANSLATIONS IN ALL LANGUAGES.. THE FARMERS MAGAZINE. xVIARCH, 1879. PLATE. DUKE OF SIDDINGTON 2nd, A Shorthorn Bull, the joint Prop:5rty of John Allan Rolls, Esq , and the Rev. W. Holt Beeveb. ? Duke of Siddinprton 2nd (33732), roan, calvedApril 24, 1874, bred by E. Bowley, Esq., Sidding-ton House; got by Third Duke of Clarence (23727), dam Siddidgtoii 2nd by Fourth Duke of Oxford(11387), g.d. Kirklevington 7th by Earl of Derby(1077), g.g.d. Kirklevington 4th by Earl of Liver-pool (9061), — Kirkleviugton 1st by Duke ofNorthumberland (1940), — Belvedere (1706), — by Son of Second Hubback (2683), — a cow ofMr. Batess, descended from the stock of Mr.Maynard, of Eryholme. Duke of Siddington 2nd, when a splendid calf, and a remarkable likeness to the celebratedExquisite (8048), was bought by Lord Fitz-hardinge for 400 guineas at Mr. Bowlys sale in1875. From Berkely, where he did good service, he came into the possession of the present owners, and now is doing active service at the HeudreMonmouth, and Pencr