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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-12-8, Page 6THE SEGNAL: OODER1CIT, Or^T., TRIURMDAT, Dfi(."0[SER 8, 102. iTS KFFRCf ON MILL HOW F000INFLUENC(/ THE QUAL ATV ANO QUANTITY OF MILK. wed U. 'Owed for . =ow fa.I.•« ma - miaow Mar. xlet a ead M as. Oat- mb. l -T1• Weeper Va•asesl...f 'teed. As literestag and model MIMIC' is that Met iswd by Prof. H. H Dose of the Os - 's lane Agrferltural College, ea the Reece .1 Food o. MUk and Butter 11 refers to tae .e/eetsl.stoi am in 1)101 and the usher is 1 la 1101 the rations trt.d wen N. I. Reedage, 311 It.: cut .Irsr, gin lb hay foal), 10 Ib. No. 2 Hay Ionto, At Ib , pea .seal, t Ib satmeal, 3 Ib ; cora :nee, s Ib. The saki on the fat anal 'MIAs not fat was as fig', lite see . - per meae of feat ghee m the milk by tn. three Iota when fed ratios No. 1, was 3 67 , ,s No. 2, 3.49, and on No. 3, 1.23. The averse per oat. of sobanot fat from all the luta when fed en No. I was 7,79 : ea No. 2, ''.tit, rind •,u No. 3 it was X.37 1a every ease there was a .light i.er.aee 11 per mat. of soluble not fat when the cows were fe,1 the poor ratio. The grserwl conclusion woe drawn -bat the fa does not affect t 5. quality of milk to nosy tipper .able moat so lour as ,M nrateole are in good mahouts. This ae p;. , ,o 14 parttt.•ularl) to 14ttoas fed for sheen periods from, 21 to days- but in the case of Lot 111 1t maty tan trod to 1,e rue for 49 days lu tM expo -mem o1 11192 the rations were No 1, 30I lb. •na,ls;e, .i Ib Aran. 3 Ib. lisio Inewel I. No. 71, 50 lb. •nai'vge. .i if.. pea meal, 1 Ile oatmeal, 2 Ib. barley meal. 5 Ib bay , uncut No I retina can $ 3.3 menta per .nay mud No. 2 13.83 cents.. (sot I was fel for lite weeks on ration No. 1. then changed to ration No 2, which wee fed to tiem for five weeks Lot t ooilmen col on ration No., t nod were then cha•lpid to ration No. 1. They were 1e.i ..n each ration fur file we:ka. The milk from each cow was weighed morn- ing and evenu�agg The per .Ont. of fat, wales and kolas not lit in the milk of each ow was determined ou four days of ,•a,•11 week. The cunclwios as to yuahty are 1. The average of four weeks a tattoo with 1.014 I was '1 3v per oent of fat. %Vith one week Intervening, during which they were changed to a rich ration contain ung the mute amount of coarse folder, but having 1.1 Ih steal in addition, the average pet cent of fat in the milk from the same sows for four weeks was 3.80 practically the same as in the previous period. Lot cave milk containing 3.66 per ern' of fat during the period ..n a-11101 they era t. feel the meal ration. suet 3.•H per rout. while receivieg poetically uo meal fol three weeks. Again we must coeclude that tor a short period of time with these cows meal did not affect the Per . vet. of fat or quality of the milk to any great extent. O. Last year the poor ration gave results which meowed a aught decrease m mat. st. • of alias 1/14. fat. The sane• is true for tka tear The ase a both Int• ie 4.09 per crot. on the poor retool, and 9.213 oe the meal rititn. As to uallty the ao.cluetu.. are 1. With IoM the extra amount of meal dict not appear to have much effect nn the '1uatitst7, as t save but till lb. more milk in fot.r weeks w iM getting reseal than dor nig toe sante length ..f tome withont meal This rainy be accounted) for In mute ih-gree by the fact that two of the .vows on this kat hoot calved receutly. Thai, to lot 2 had been milking for a longer time when the experiment comenteacrd. Roth lots suet heavily m weight while getting ration No. 1, and gained coneider. ably o' the ensilage, tiled and ha). One ration was not sufficient to meant the live weigho of the animals while giving milk, and the other °moot them to lay on flesh without • e,rrespondiag increase of milk. 3. The cost per 10) iii•. of milk from both Iota on ration No. I wild S.i. ♦ cents, whits the tort whoa No. 2 was fed was *7.711 per Ire). Such a large o uantity of meal could not be profitably fel to these cows. Roth lots appear to have gives slightly better creaming results ou the ratios com- posed nearly altogether of ensilage. Tbe arcruge per cent. of fat In the s.kkimmtlk from Loth, .peen dotting., bong sg 1).35 of one per ..ent., while the average of the same member of setting., under exactly the mama .00ndittona, was 11.33, when the meal ratio. was fel in addihou to the ensilage. It was ulioerved in the practical handling ..f the samples that the Lotter from Lot S was always firmer t ban that frotn Lot I, dos doubtless to tbe influence of the animals composing the lot. It is rather/ remarkable what a difference one or two degrees is time melting pant makes in the physical proper- ties of butter. Botta Iota moo firmer hotter ..r butter with a higher melting point what they are fel meals in addition to tbe ash lage and hay last y«r when the cows were fed easing. chiefly it produced a but- ter with a low melting point (Al -ib deg.) ' Taking the average melting point 42. t deg.) of the hotter prnduoed from the ess11age, hay, straw and gess rations as a standard, we find that it was in: -eased '_'. :1 deg. f'. when a mixture of nil meal and hay was fel; 1 deg. when linued meal *bane was fed : and 4.1 deg on the cotton owed steel ration. ' 1f ft is possible to fed s.tnethi which will praluce firmer batter, a hatter 131.4 will "stand op" better in bot weather, the question becomes of miteb practical importance Them appears to M little dire: once in 1 he average composites o! tb• butter pro- .Ine.d fir the two rations. I repeat what WWI stated 1s the last miles* report p. 1f1A 'That the varying per cost a fat, water and other seb.tanoes found in butter, is likely des more to the method of rnanufa•- t ore than to the influence of food." Prof Ikea makes the bllowteg proetical point•• I. For practical use 1 would not recom- mend either of the ratios' seed is this ex penal/ant. No 1 1 ceased*" deficient in milk producing eth etanee. and No 2. is ton rich for oar ordinary cows, as they dM sot appear tan be able to digest and asairei• late es much meat. 1 woakl also wart *gannet Nailing mash mon than NNh emit age per day to sows woigiitg wader 1,000 panda We bare fries the follnwi.g ra. Um to give good remelts . :a.lh of earn en - adage. II 1b of hay, 4 1►. of bran sad 2 Ib el pea and oatmeal mind in equal proper. toms. if thews latter bevnne too high- priced, i week r.enmm•nd the nee of 2 ib o1 ,•ottonsed meal lie pane of the bran or steals) per day to eeeh cow, when it eats hte hsucht for about 11:10 per tea 014 1.btes Mvtist(. "Say ? Y nu '" eerily +lestd the Woe meat huckster to the frog drvesed Mbe bad swiped a pesawt in pans wat's worth ib' I** you'd better hay a "I bag yoeryards, ,► ' .hoe etwyef, taming nibs • r 1'1.04 , .. tat i w _s w pokes:oar. REFLECTIONS • Norms .1 omens Mem of 1.044014 m Thew Wh wt►•nh. We have jset bees beaded a gm•lae .cisme published in its stalest& .dines Ulffg, whick e.ataise . great .umhnr d .�i�e. alk eayl*ge well worthy of repro (� A few are Aires below An upright makes, asks what recoi- alsls • mss ; 4 corrupt nunieter who. Nes will trc.sgle for rellgtuu ; arrow to N : let for it ; died for it : anything buo live for it. Times o1 ges.ral calamity .ad coatroom, have ever bees productive of the gn.teet steeds. The .punest on is produced frust the hottest furnace, aad the linghte'st Chad r bolt is elicited from the darkest moron. The true mtot*ves el our fistulae, 4km the the real pipes of ea org•., are u..ally con- cealed. But the gilded and the hollow pre- test i• pompously pla•wd 1a the from for show Bigotry murders rehgtw, t., frighten fools with her ghost. Always suspect a chars woo affects gnat soltos•e of manner, an unruffled) erewre•e of temper and an eauncution studied, slow end deliberate. These 'Muga are all un• natural and hes,sai • degree of mental de aniline into which he that has 110 persam of craft or design to answer coon' s5 it to drill himself. The most vocuessful Moses .re wu.liy .d the description, as smooth as razors dipped ui oil ad es sharp. they affect the Innodxeax ath. dor,-, which they have not. in order to bide the cunning of the serpent, which they have. tOM will excuse tai prayers for ourselves w 1. eneter we are pro -tented front adertng then, by being occupied In such good work• as to entitle us to the prayer" of others 'The greatest friend of truth t. true. 11'heu you have nothing to say, my nosh mg; a weak defence strengthens your .op pnr nt, 454'l silence :• 1«s injure -eye than .. Ird reply. The only kind offt.e porforenei fur us by ,our frien.l•, Of which we never Complain, is our floored : aid the „oly thing which are sure to want, happens to be the i thing which se '.ever purchase our est n ' The ge mbler, 1f he .be a martyr to his profession, is doubly ruined. He adds his soul to every other ha, and by the act of suicide renounces earth to forfeit heaven. The hate which we •11 bear 1111h the most t'hriatian patience Is the hate of thee. who 4047 lie. Imitetioits u the sincerest of dattrry. Deliberate with caution, but act with de- tuioe ; and yield with zraciousne.s, trod ,pp.me with tirmnees. CI all the marvellous works of the Deny pettie ' there is nothing that angels behold wish such supreme astonishment as a proud man Many who find the day too long think life too short : but, short as life is, Borne find it long enough to outlive their char•c- ten, their ...run out and their estates. ueoeseitous man who gives mealy dtn- laers pars large susss to. he laughed at. Examinations are formidable even to the best prepared. for the greatest fool may ask more than the wisest man can answe2. Gaming is the child of avarice but the parent of prodigality. In an attempt to deceive the world those are most likely to detect us who aro sailing on the same rack. We are ruined, not by what we really want, but by what we think w e do; then fore, never go abroad is search of your wants; if they be real wants they will come hone in seat th of you; for he that buys what he doe. not want will soon want what he cannot buy. Our wealth is often a snare to ourselves, and always • temptation to others. To know the pains of power we mast go to those who have it; to know its pleasure we must go to those who are seeking it. The moue of power are real, its pleasures Imaginary. There are three kinds of praise. that which we yield, that which we lend and that which we pay. We yield It to the powerful from fear, we Med It to the weak from tuterest, and we demo.y it to the demo. Mg from gratitude. --Toronto to Empire. riurtnartau. of Famlll•s. Half the peerages In England have be• maintained only ►,r bringiug some seventh cousin from the remotest regions • -a Chicory carpenter's shop, for instance- - to keep the note from dtappeartag or toe title from lapsing. The heir of the home 01 Us Courcy � was discoveredears ago in • New. port, R.I.. sailor, and ,)is descendant sow holds the title. The lineal representative of Simon de Montfort was a saddler is Tooley street, London ; and the repreeenta tive of the •arkdom of Mar was hunted up in a coal pit. Hugh Miller had • fellow 1 apprentice is a stoaeto•eoo'e yard who came •o near being the heir to an earldom that he was often addressed by his 'motes, "John Vern (;rawftrd, bring us another hod." In this country, with no each elaborate mechanism to preserve the FAA ANO W1011. Iib Jewel) Clambasisis gets me ; pags of eiMed Mil made whoa be chasm ba writs Mr titoNtylktk-geiea by . swwhm ef the pea tie war has .reed that the h.srgesis .bars seem to in *mem that is to my, ieree/.et► shall lee desorikd as twn isMMtaab sed hist to Fra •oe sew being Ruesiesis. thoA Friend ttewi. M.sidal lte has receivedds- likens ifir' ea relc ere of . NIL He oils' says: "I war ed sick and tired anJ Mame, _my stomach all tend d aorder. 1 tried a .rmb.r Of remiedle., but no..- sessmed 10 give se relief anti/ 1 we. idre d to try the old reliable Ates . Nis. 1 have taken onir one boa, 1,u1 1 fad like a row diad. I 'bink the ore the soma remain and easy to to a ei remain used being oro fina•I� •_• The oleo that has probably hoes give to any innate -hall performer has bees Nak- ed dy Mr. Chevalier, who a said to hay. bees e.gagod for three years for w les • seas than k10,000, Sir Angsstu. Herrin bring the /egert shareholder ia the latest od alttst Both lir. Uwao...adth'. Witham Hot tan said b be very maids deplored their Alma I.sidetr.•ea These t wkA�rwee incited to the Premiers dimse leotea found theple.vfull of draughts ss y told. They say that it is .ad damp, and that Mr. They should hurried away from 1t. The Marque de lhmeelootp•Laubat, who was delegated by the Society of Civil En , giseers to visit the World'. Fair, is L has reed as account of his journey to the society in Paris The Martini., it ...ms, WAS remit Owl with the greatest courtesy m ' America, sad was able to mai* .Tenago mats for ex, rrsloes ht :hs moiety u 1091 • ••• anythisig ted that even a chd will Loki them. 1 urge upon all w inn are In Need esu of a laxative to try .oyer • 1'01•. r H.otbbay (Me.) Reeder. and " (Between the of foamed fifteen. ly 1 was troubled with a kind of -saki -rheum. be or eruption, chiefly confined to the legs. and especially to the bend of the knee above the calf. Here, running sore. formed which would scab over, but would break imemediatedy on moving the kg. My mother tried avwrflhing she could thunk of, but MI was writhed nvad. Although a child, 1 read out the papers about the beneficial ..;••cta of Ater. Pills, and persuaded my norther t., 1.. mr try them, With no great faith in the result, she procured •w Ayer's Pills The Duke of Westminster has ao doubt been actuated by altruistic n ohres banding the great lacks yr model duel MSS for workmen hetes «m 1:112•yeSee `quare and Oxford street to London, this but of which was opened the other da The bl..cks are cut up auto mites of four ter rooms, sad the average rental IS 413) and I began to use them, and y. noticed an improvement. kn.ourag,•J by .lits, 1 kept on till 1 took two boxes., s when the sores disappeared and have never troubled me mace. -H. Chirrtun. Real Estate Agent, Roanoke, Va. " 1 suffered for Years from stomach and kidney troubles, causing very severe • pawns in variants parts of the body. None of the remedies 1 tried afforded me any p relief until 1 began taking Ayers Pills, er and was cured. '-Wm Goddard, Notary Public, Five Ickes, Mich. year. A new etury of ()uioda as going the rounds. Once when her Anleria.n •publisher was 411111ter her, he ventureal ui the course a friendly coswtsation to ask her how she came to know so much about clubs, am life, barracks, gambling -houses, and oth places which are visited only by mei. She placed her hands upon her hews, and. kook mg straight •t her t rattoser, saucily sod '14 is none of your bus:ores.' sa• White Lodge, In Richmond Park, the home of the Duke and 1)uchem of Teck, is outer more inhabited by It. owners. The young Princess, still diseased in mourning, but with all the fresh, youthful bloom re- turned to her fem. may oftea be sees ram. Wing about the park, which is magnificent met now with golden brown bracken and autumnal foliage, and the little Rubin Hood church counts the Ihichess of Teck and Princess bl&y onee snore arts* its regular attendants. Ae eseoutrix el her sister, Mme. Thiers, Mlle. Dome has written to beg M. Leo. Oay to withdraw kis proposal with respect to the treaMataan of the masons of Thiers to the Pantheon, as the lade President of tbe French Republic often expressed a de sire to repose auoug he own 'people when his long and laborious career should be ended. In porsuaace of her sister's wishes, V ik. Dane has hada m gnifice.t enansa- leom erected et the cemetery of Pere la o'balse over the grave of the late President. •a• The yeast' of the Belgians was present the other day during the rehearsal of ' • L., heagrtn' at the Theatre de la Monnaie o, Brussels, and was eonducGsd over the stage, above, below, and through all the side mysterious places them above in the battens and below t stage to see the machinery worked. Finally her Majesty took her neat IA t he prompter's box in order to winsome the effect from hie solitary and exceptionally tine professional point de ran This is the first tune • ntajest • has Main the prompt- er's box, ether before. after, or daring a performance queen l'hnstin. of `pate has been suffer Ing a great deal lately from neuralgia, tn- .lu.ed by the perpetual anxieties of the Itegetty and by the very delicate health of the little King. The greatest satin e felt by those who realize what difficulties the death of the youthful sovereign would involve, as it is an open secret that he hao been very delicate from his birth. His father's condition tees but feeble, s.d it would •ees1 very much asthough the halo King bad inherited a Aeueral treat of stamina. Indy Randolph t;hurchill, whose Maori has crested •o much sympathy in London, first met Lord Randolph, en the story goes, at a dinner party in Pare. His attention was attracted to her by Mr Meaty and the fluency and brilliancy with which she carred ou conversation in French. Re addressed her, and soon found out that he had met his match in repartee. When the ladies had withdrawn Lord Randolph lamed to a friend and said . "That's he brightest woman i ever suet and I mean to marry her." And he kept hie seeceemem, it 11 even easier for a family to run down. T W Hlggin•oot is Harper's t Maar w Tralw tae memory. A splendid way to improve the memory c la to begin by treating it as if it wen an- other person, and then charging it, upon penalty of a seven upbraiding to keep until wanted the information, fact. data, 1e Dane, or whomsoever Is to be remembered. la this course you nnoonseiously do two on thiap -yes sort oat things worth while h oboe Bir Charles 1)ilhe'• beautiful place on the tiff betw•es Toulon and Hyena, Frames, m about to be add. TM phaco a beiag posed of bis private treaty to • most -door neighbor, . No. Blanche- • novel by whom now running 1s the Nouvelle Roves -Um leader of the local Rex, Dace P,Ht at Nice, d for many years presides' of the Cooeeil- k.ow sed yes imprem them epos the db - memory is snob a oral as to cause it to ��rrss.app sad keep them The letter e • most M hnportant thing to do. Half of os.'s for as p11.laes course from Were to properly grasp wkst it k yon an to remember. 111 i eaid of Theism B. Rte, the lassoes mw. her o/ t'aagrees from Maw, who was Speaker of the House ofRepresentatives for two yews, that h. considered it • goonsa • hardship to have to toll • man the same thing twice. Yes ought never t0 ease .0 es• use sack hardship. sr. 91r Larks Dilke im ling at the mate time his property es the seashore at Cavakaire in the Mountain of the oars. not far from that of M. Sante OUiva r Saint Tropes. Dake CarlTheodor of Bavaria, tho brother of the Repress of Amstri►, as one of the most herd working sod .heritable moa the world : and, as as well known, is an strenrwly clever oculist. /felled three eye hospitals, one at Maria, ea on the Terra and one at Munich, when be receives poor patients, to whom be stakes no charge: bet for his richer petiolate them is • box at • dose for manhattans for the pow. His yel Highness r always in t e eonsclti•g om ro• i tie before seem o'clock a the morning, and a generally assistedi• the operations byhi- wife, who u • princess, and who enters heart and eifaJ to her husband's work. •.4 Monate and bees n Leedom : A lad oorrespadt writes of • rases' church ea parade is Hyde Park on Ilan day .y morning. •Geowgisna Indy Dei es was with h tighter, Iookta.gg very apeman. is a simple mge we colored Noel with triminof sa a.71 ble • broad sof •mray es ogreen velvet. Sr IK11. black Mew was fa.utsed oo by rkli.g diamond pita How numb mom haat a hat looks fes •herek or great omissions than a hat ' 1t eossa.d to one as t warty every mer wyr artng bah, irnwponivs of age • .rid Indy Hlndkp, ho wain• deck red gown with a seat match, worlal have I.nksd stem% .tsar eh. hail mensal the tmnpytion d11 nagorM• big black "picture" hat. Lardy tat Wald s oil ie . o91 , trite • iesr Ow..rwg.mwt ter the Isola "If 1 live sag enough 1 may strike .pots oo s as invention Moir • while that will make people oprnth air qes in satrasm•tst," said Thome A. Kdwe the other day. Mr. Rdiaon b.• great hopes that he will lid• to �rips old ys, becalms M has • thick thy head of hair. He says bald-ke•del geoid. die resag, .d people with plenty of bur live Meg sad heys geed lissitit Mr. i siegm'. father, who is 03. gall is heaWy *408tH AAdvforeesbas • woo vsu dedidAlld el heir. cls Vile Magee Are 14.5 . Cool. and fa Derail/ Ne wiser several large wader H takings is iiimeetion with this canal will sp. be atumMesed at tM Kiel Vieth. They d win megrim the huddle/ of two harbors, as inner sad as eater. Tame [tel elm- tie tractors have takes over the maw for turmoil) marks 011110,0(10). The Mass bar w her will 6e surrounded by a wall of Aral's to sed eseemer.11ee motors bag, width hes of la be emmisted Jell I, lilt The sew wr hardier hes be b• reedy 7 Attgest 1.1 0-.., Ad Nmu.yrdis Tn: ansabig regrind b� . J. C. Ayer ! Co.. Lowell Ma,.. Soil d Drwmw Evwlwli sa Every Dose Effective rower tet Pssnrrdeeo, from Truth. - A great stst4mssa is a Vasa -- who au persuade the people tint �y tiieg he want. M just the thing they want. Sews Abend Tows. It u the current report about t'» -it the' K. asp's Relearn for the throat and lust, . t. making some remarkable cures wait pe• 1.1e wl o are troubled with tough•, sore theoat asthma. bronchitis and consumption. .kny druggist will give you a trial brittle fro • of coat. it is guaranteed to, relieve and core. 1 le large bottles are 50c. and e1. Memo aim artiness.. !4501 the Terra Harte Express. It is said that light haired prop'eere 1..1 :- er lived than their brethren with dark lock-, which Is sot so consoling to the latter, stns• mora ti an half of the inhabitants of this country bate dark brown hair. R. B. HOLLAND DUNG ". NNON JUST TO HAND Another consignment of English Tweeds and Worsteds, suitable for Ladies' J,Icketa and Gents.' Suiting*, quality unxurpawni. op LINES and SUMMER 0000S Market down away below the regular prices to c-lear out And nett make room for New Fall Stock. Boots and Shoes in this Department I have a large and well -selected stock, di rrtit from the hest manufacturers, h. nos T tan guarantee the hest predhle value for that least mon ey---quality considered. DINNER and TEA SETS in choice patterns and A 1 qual- ity, Cheap. Also • lot of Travel lent' Maniples, and add lines in Glassware, etc., which i have se cured at a hargtin, and will sell Away below their actual value. Full lints n Psatily Groceries A full a ply of all kina*a of Pa;.,t. and OU. kept 5oestantly cm hand. Psbaot Medicines a specialty. R E,. ?3 01 NERAL N'tRCHA 4T, DUNOANNON. FOR SALE! PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS AT LE88 THAN ONE HALF THE RETAIL PRICE. Good Leather Albums for 15c.; Better ones for 25c , worth 50c.; Good Plush and Leather Albums for 40c., usual- ly sold for $1 00. THIS I81 UBhUIUB S1LBt EVERT 1LLJI MUST 00 To make rooeu for other X lila. and Holiday Good. FRASER 84 PORTED,, (Awl Matisgen 13011 Telephone Co Booksellers and Stationers, FOR JOYOUS CHRISTMASTIDE A HEXED 1ND DELICATE PEBPIIIE -legnntly put up such always pleases Exceptionally beautiful Out -Glass Perf fie Goods, Bisque, Colognes, etc. A LSO TIIE LATEST NOVELTIES IN TOILET 1S1•;,S I 1N DISPLAY NEXT WMICI(. W. 0. GOODE, CHEMIST. FL•t-ebre IYessripties work at all hoe's. FALL TRADE M which we are now prepared, In BUILDERS' SUPPLIES yea will Sad all that Is regstrrd sad at sties that make as .. . In FENCING MATERIALS wan alms think Joe seat saytling tket w Imre net owl In •n department. PAINT and OIL This le where *bias tomtits the sills Moo allowed aemrim. ifre In a t11ntsty. `ur t•tmersl tardware is the .tes5 stem' is seat erm0lses sad sell boort. Our prices 'oars it frntlaa and we Jos* Ntrossas. R. P. WILKINSON & Ca NOW TAKE BOOTS : AND : SIIOES FOB INSTANCE. It makes little differ- ence what others say, the leading place in the tra�le for years and years has been occupied by E. DOWNING, Dor. &.1.1. and Square. P.$. -The latest and best designs for Winter wear just to hand. N2TI2E TO THE PUBLIC. We hove jut received a very choice lot a/ NEW TEAS! 0014/041141 or BLACK, GREEN AND JAPANS Which wan guarantee to sell at least 10 Cents per Pound Cheaper Than can be bought from pedlars. ♦ trial order will PO' vines you of the tri,>thihIness of this assertion. sell the best 007111 obtainable. REGIS PRICE & SON.