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Plain and Practical Directions for the Treatment of Tender and
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=Husmann's American Grape-Growing and Wine-Making.=

By George Husmann of Talcoa vineyards, Napa, California. New
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=The Scientific Angler.=

A general and instructive work on Artistic Angling, by the
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=Keeping One Cow.=

A collection of Prize Essays, and selections from a number of
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=Law's Veterinary Adviser.=

A Guide to the Prevention and Treatment of Disease in Domestic
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