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ONTARIO
.PLOWMEN'S ASSOCIATION°'
''.'1,kailan1who 0,410 Catf.ft<18.
Vi3VI,i741-11,4*: my last letter
ike WS. '444 1 have. had .0. very:
programfuli .Qt„events and:egg-
ineluding an ',internatiOnal
Iggfw.I.114-,•04t,cht :fiight-Seeiflg! in two
COnn.ttie_ n'aiiieroUe partieS,
, AS bit; tiring:tot farmers used
to regalar,.hOnre, and mit ,t0O ranch ,
."-e*Citeinents but OirOth:,41e$S we are
enjoying every minute Of
We have had a• -'grand ,time in
'.*Olandr.-'41,ticl'.:.40*;.,.we 0e' on our
way back to'..Englaud.,:.•-•where we
hall pend a. few days before,
• *Lill*" ,fer Canada... 1,11 have more.
in 1,$70.. and -invented the, telephone
in
the •city - or Brantford.
Visit to ailVfaebinery Testing Station
Frain Edinburgh our party' pro-
eeeded to OlaageW, where we were
immediately taken, to the Scottish
agrienitatal, machinery testing sta-
tion, just caiteide the eity. The
„Station IS a :neW ..braneli. of the
44'604:Oral Department and time'
will decide Whether or et it yill
give oeirfficient ser/lee to.warrant •
its eadetenee. The main object, as,
far as. we: Could gather, 14 to bring
machinery from all. parts of the
manufacturing 'world- and test-. it
;
to say about lrelfoad; but neW 1 .for ise ni.,-.Seatltmd. e were
Worild .'11.1re .to . describe otir 139:t directed through the main bulldhig'
days in Scotland.. • and shown the equipment and '
$1 hteeeing in. Scotland testing methods.
Machinery for experiMental pur-
,posee is su:41tted on a voluntary
basis and ti, tests are conducted
by ,experte. Witbent charge. While
,were there, implements made in
Germany, New Zealand, Australia,
United States and Canada•-vvere,
being tested. '
'Oastle, which -is the , !highest point After leaving the- ana.in iStfilding,„
AA the elq gives .one excel- we were taken to -a field where
ie t view of the Surrounding area, two men were trying out a' heavy
. Edhalitirgh is said to. be the most
beautiful city in ,the British Isles
laid it 'was out..,privilege,to see
'eon.e or the hisforical sites. We
were - aecompanied by Mr, T. W.
*a of- the -Tourists! -Association
Seotland. ' 4 •
We were 'taken to Edinburgh
birthplaee of Sir Wal-
•4;,ter 'Scott; the famous Scottish nave-
Iizt, and_' visited the-.*hothe of 'Sir.
Owes X0Oltd. Simpson, the the-
;cOverer: of ....chloroforni... But. perhaps
.rnost, inte'resting to tie ae_Canadialis:
was the cottage of Alexander ,
•
rawilamir
n
„Australian. plow,...des,Wne4 to break
lip virgin soil. . Powered by a‘heavy-
Paterpillar .tractor, this plOW has
no difficulty in turning out boulders
weighing,. several- hpndred pounds
and roots- up ordinary shrubbery
with the greatest of' ease. .
Theday after our visit to the
testing._ station We took a hurried'
tour of the Highlands. We enjoyed
the ‘trip, .immethely., and indeed our,
ortly-regret;was, that -we, ;et:mid-not-
spend more time ih that rugged
Yet picturesque 'section. ,
One feature timtstruck us durieg
our-trirWitsr-t T-exen, ----Vwz*kieh'''-•
the SeottfaltI3epartmerit Of Itefore*--:'.
' tatiOn has .reclaimed -many of. the
mountainsides and has planted,them
with young trees. Not only has
this., iniproved' the' scenery but in
time it will prove to; be , of great
commercial value. . ,
En Route to 'Ireland •
The next day• -we- took the train
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• Ors Hydra -Matic I)riv,e,is„'aVailab-le as an 'option at extra cost 'on certain„ P_Ontiag_ mocielaf ,
. .
ticularly pleased -to.- see 'Peter Fitz-
atrick-,;-wh Tontrwe-met... iast*anntunin,
When he aceompanied the .'ulster,.
team te the ,International.• match
at' Lindsay,' :
AU ,the Visiting 14'4:qv-men 'were
Va4rO,--hol up
each.110still. promptly,'
bIB LI - relieves:snifflY,; ...stuOY
,clistress head.rcolds.
.makesbr.eathingeatier..
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4010s, anrieet Man
;gala „iromfilog o . 'IN
ltnted in time. Try•itt ,,t91'.1111P-"
yeti%
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billeted the Stroud Hotel at
POrtstev,vart and it Was quite an
experience' to sit back and listen
to the many -different dialects
the English .and 'Scottish people..
We almost -felt as, though we werev
attending League of NationS,
conference so Varied Were the ex-.
pressimis and ways of speaking, to the type of plows used and the lines of our own. :Ontario Agricul-
wia -in- the- Tegglar--da6seFtr rvgb. preference ,,Returned. men.._are:
We -lauded in irelahd', two- days luanner-of -Scoring .our
ecore the, Literuationarantredr.and" ot
if there is any,, additional room
elVilian students mak" enter: During
the war years the collegetwaS n§
Wilif-itirf4fee hirt4g.- •
Government MitrIliePTA
Our last visit was to the Govere-
By W. A, • -0; `Thurston,
Zone., rOreete*
,. •
.,,x• :r4:pre:rVs.07e.Tnlite. efmtatttin7ge, miSoMatad4et*
to iMpito_ikrOire jijo.c045,0 groWingoCOadittOnds!
futu
lot' a* more valuable' „prOPertlY
•the • present time determieet..the
comnosition and Value many years.
There are matt' t.YPea trees
that shOuId be renioved in an Ira-.
eroveineat, .'eutting 18 a woadiet,
In order • to seenre
Arkanclal returns, trees.shoUld be
Utilized ' or ea.: before they May
become defective. If *a fainter cen,
sidere.a woedlot. at a' pitying crop:
he will preserve
There May, or. fallen,
trees in the ‘, WOO dl!" that are still
relatively W44,1.;..:0,.00g14Qu/i , be
at4gtcs4it.0,ai6o4ve:
ment
eating,. as. 18 a fw, years,
through; action Of ' deetty,.. they' May
be tsclese... ' ' • ,
Trees that are diseased ort-in-
feeted with: insects are rapidly de -
'creating In Value, and in 'a short
time may • be valueless „even for
fuel, . They shouldlibe removed,
from an eecineenie• .s itedpoint# as
well as for • the reason that they
may source of infection.
for healthy trees. It- is InapoSsible
to improve a Woodlet If disease
aitsndvainsteum t$ • a.re present to-'.7teduce
In .many woodiots; tree§ with
broken branches or damaged • tops
are plentiful. 'These.sholild'-be re-
moved in an improvement ientting.,
The damage .may have keen -mused.
by Wind, 'ice or previous • logglng-
opdratlons. - it is easily ianderstoed,_
that damaged • trees are More: sus-
ceptible to attacks; by .disease and
insects.- In the case of trees with'
broken or partially. dead * tops,
growth is reduced owing, *to the
small drown, Making it not worth
,while to 'retain the tree. • Broken
or .dead brandies In the top part
Of the crown are a sign that the
47-railtje:71;t.';;;"rs'e;741-;
with' healthy spedimens, they should'
be .reraove'd: 'If. the ,principal
^ pro -
duet fuelwoo‘ a
.cipeked--tre• neo -"1i 767
straight tree.' -However, if -saW---
raining as .we reached the. plowing. fered dual Shorthorn, cattle, large
..
field which by .that .time was a, White, pigs, and ids° keeps ' three
,
a.. .
sea of Mild. . -.,-- - or font '..-hreediLef.,.Peultry„, .Aside
. r?etri.etedi from the orchard and .the green -
totalled
deliberately
These Winded seventeen" Ov_Me.#4 Inieise, all croi•s- are grown for feed
totalled 111 against 126, last year,
comPetitors in the,. heY$e,7s,eFtban -f,°,1retiligendli_vi"s. tQ.ckhotecis f*(:); its.' 116444.4-'s'
arid .twenty-two tractor tompetiters., an,,,,;,d the College, Prides itself , on 14
cCoiamesp.etition was very, _keen in every.
Which. are nsed.. on the. farms and
sn-ess. iii,' growing , seed potatoes
The rules restricted handling to , also Sold as seed. • -
footwork only and this, of course, , most of the courses' at Green -
was new, to our . boys.- However, mount are designed. for ,boys who
In spite Of this they made a very intend to farm, vrhere is • also a
creditable shOwing, and While owing degree. course which is along. the
so the boys had a day in which
t,o . practise as well • ae to Jake
the usual round,?f enter-
tainment
On our first night we attended
a dance . ,sponsored by the , junior
farniet organizatiOa:.74. was 11.1,Ee •
'our„OWn. Canadian. farm tdatices but The annual dinner • find presenta-
With: Much Wore aetion: Every irw tion of prizes„, sponsored by the
and then. 'there 'would be a loud Northern *Ireland Plowinen'a 'As-
shOut from, the men which:sOnnded sociation- was a 'fitting •climax to
like', , !man of Indian war. the biatch's •activities. Parti -
whoop. . The beYs had a 'little dif- cular. job on this occasion was to
lieulty,--at first 0:Itching...II some •ent to each,. melixber. of the
•
trish team who visited Canada last'.
year • an Indian, war club. 'Last
fall the Irishmen had honored -Us
w it h shilleraghe--.6.10;weTwishedto
-
give them seine token in exchange.
The preS-eatation Was unannounced
and was -One of the highlights of -
the evening: The prograrn. was quite
lengthy 'With. toasts, ..songs; and
plenty of • laish -wit, which we all
thoroughly --- enjoyed::. :
T be 'evening's _-entertainnaeatr,,
• ronght •to a- close _another year
the -Northern Ireland _ International
a 3110tor trrp through, ty An-
gateh. Owing to bad weather, the
Association barely made expenses, trim, • one of, the richest grkattiral
although they conducted a very e6u,,,,...qies . Northern Ireland. The
'good match.. Our boys Consider farms areOr • the Most
the Old,: COUntrY• ploWnien, artistt part privately Own and are much
in their particular tyPe.of plowing. smaller than those -in Ibitland, and
' Ulster Agricultural College .Sebtlana, being , from one i3o five
The next day we' -were taken -on& acres---in-size, -Five ,acres -.1s -con,-._
Our _Aar The.,_ cash'
factory, wlif411' was something- quite &reps ' mainly, potirtess
neW: and interesting to us. We efifi „flax, Other .grains -Wheat
also stopped at the Greemnotint oats and barley -are grown mainly
A.gritultural; College, aluckenore, as feed for -livestock.
which is the only .• College of ' Foom:-.the farming -country we
`kind' in -Northern Ireland.' , detoured through the •Mountain area
At '.Greenmount the -Prin.' and elang the Atlantic sea Coast
7cipal •and staff are all young •Men, where the highway runs close to
one of_whom- appeared to be over, water's edge_ and the &ellen'
thirty. We v!efe7f615—t.. is excep lona y beatitiffit7EVeir
whiter,- the mountains- and valleys
-Department of Agriculture:-
byloillthnegd. mtehne ,wP4117rwouoifd,
have thillge.:'maTdsummer ,and if the were
'greener. than Ontario. fields in
same slant on life as the studelts in JOliage it would cemnlete • the
and" thereby establish a more • be r- picture of Ireland at ith best.' The
monithit spirit' in the schbol. than mountain tops are used for .sheep
if staffed With older men. , grazing and some of the 'best farm
The College specializes in re0s- land ean be found in the sloping,
fertile valleys.; .
. This elided our.- sight-seeing in
Nerthern Ireland and Soon we shalt
be•=, saying farewell to, our Irish
hosts Who haze ,treated us with
their 'woridgfamed hospitality. To7
Aight we sail from Belfast 'to
sham on our way *back. ,Londorr.
Where 'thy next, article , Will be
written, , .
they were. winners na the special
vieitors' class, With Alvin -Mark,
the iSalada gold Medallist, placing
° -
Bacherithe Esso chara,pions, seebnd
and third respeetivelV. ••
Presentation of Indian War-, Clphs,
boat fer, Belfast., , ben we landed 'of the different dance steps, bit
in Ireland we were- greeted byof. it was ,.fiot long before they were
Inen's Association. We were Par- of their .dancing ability.
, '.. '
Putting' on- a_real. denaonstration
hcialsOf-the-Northern Ireland --Plow-
.
' • , • ' , International, Match at Limavady
. On the ... morning of . ..the.`,- knatch,
eur party and about forty English
and Scottish plowmeif'and One con-
testant from the Isle of Man were
taken by bus to - the - plowing field
at Lirhavady:nearly ..forty.., miles,
butside Belfast:. It had rained all
through •the nightand7.a.s..:- 'sill
Do you sometimes_ feel ihaf people are
inning to think you are high-strung
hirayi-tense andnervous—so _that
fly off Mos-handi. easily -
Your Nerves Can Play
Msny wOrnen find it hard to realize
tbeir nerves are "bad". Yet It's not,
'autipual for a high-strung woman's
licate nervou ayatem. -to the
Meat -controlled- milk depot. All ,lOgs 'are desired, creoked • trees
productien of • anilk in Ulster is
Gov.einment-centrolled-,-right front'
the •farin to the consumer -and this
depot, operated- by the GoVernment
oft cost, reeeives, grades and pas-
teurizes 4,000,)000 gallons AO
per ,1ear_whicb is' collected by
'twentyzsix lorrierfroni7106 -far-
mers'.2 The depot does everything.
but bottle the milk, which Is. done
centres and thensoldto the stores.
,,,,Torthern irelankis the ;part
of the United Kingdom Which, pro -
(knees more milk and butter 'than
the lime market can absorb and'
were told thilt",-moste of the
-2-Am,,Aandled the depot is
shipped to England aaIrish sd,. otlan.d.
After- leaving the dr took
which may interfere with: goo'd trees
are tin.desirable.
' Trees with short.truaks and large --
crowns Trequeh.tly ialte up too much
'room and should he removed...They
will prevent the growth' of seed-
lings and saplings whieh may prove
more , •
Weed trees are Species:Of .low
economic value, stich as pine and
choke 'cherry, ironwood, ,blue beech.
Ifiwthorrand--apple. Theteehoul&
be cut to leave room for valuable
'species. , . * •
•• In ' caseS*, It may. be neces-
sary ,to leave defective or unhealthY.,
trees fk .8. seed Supply, to. aid in
starting-.TneW-reproditetion-inthe
wOodlet, ' „: •' • . • .
Exam:144e" ermaprovement Cutting
may be found -in the woodlot (MAO,
by Mr. Harold-23ScksOn of Stanley
-
township, concession. 11,13,.,S.. lot 6.
• q' sand. easy to Make at howl'
'ApOtszing, saosfvlso. teoeelexavinat Make up+,thiss
4rity, Flour Swsit Bun clout* otk4 eigitk UM, you Can 40YS her
„buns, free lams,,,,spice.d bUll!S Or Ic:114'bursWiriovirn esti.
.-SWEET OUNS..;
;iTiiiRied Recipe, franc iii`u
:Purity, Flour-/Citilians-r,
baatsa 'egg? ralt,:'-iiast and:milk Mixture,
• 1." cameeesee watt
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2,cleii•neuf (scalded and. gaoled inifficient,flotr to'rnake douph soft •
fake-Watm),-
:enough to, be conYeniontly handled, and: •
, • tighetalyd-09nriatisle'd"7"bothW.1:-Pok:frie ds/urilitshe inthe'a,
'1/4!4ccul'slu'rananiinclinied;147 ecrwihgann_doirp kat oth 1(18a hos,ti,x9. ,,:t5gr tor orrilod.,7*
1 egg '
It ho,
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g.d 1n
• • andrshoprioto Piaca'an a breatid"
Cfeam s.,uyirspcnied,a.kh.ortelnn.iniugkea.:40,1474bab ,01.1174 :raver .311,00118:;:zand, :arty-Int:0a .
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FltUITSUNS--Add t Y2, cups currants orrobins, dredged With flour; before.thaping the'
dough info bum Just befare, baking, glaze with,a mixture of 1, egg whits Ond, table, •
CINNAMON :11t110:-,Itoll dbugh out:fo a long norm* sheet 1A.,facli thick. Brusb with'
Melted butter. MN cup •brow n sugat,Wilh •11/S ternpoons, cinnamon. and sprNkfe -over
- niflk dough. If desired th cup -of raisins may be addedffoll up lelly-roff fashlon cinc .sersi edge.'
Cur into LInskslices and. place cut side 'slovin.in woll.greased muffin 'tins. Brush bops wilts,
anWsprinkje with suriar and .cinnamon
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\Vhackreeiee-that
means so much %wonderffil7 (f"-Wd7for
And this te"elfie 41-riTof PerityPlour :;-:your-.1-avettrite;
the iloutthies specially 'milled from fizie hard wheat,
the flour that inegii successful cakes, pies,, Cookies .
-,...„.„..,,,oe..„..heas,aeeettinie,,ollibe time. • ,
r, . •••••••• . a., •ors,..
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1 with its 875 recipes developed• in the PuritY t'
' ,, Flour Kitchens. Send to your nearest-Pknity II
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nd proper iforestry principles are
Ong' folloWed.
. Send all inqairies-to Pepartment
of Lands and Forests, , StratfOrd,*:
gntario. • - •
THAT NODE __THEM MOVE ..
.'The httlo. Min wok pushing ilia
ear t 'through the croWded_aieles _of
the big super -market. - •
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Thii.woodlet Is being'well_managed,
Strange Tricks on You I ,
through the most trying periodir oflife-I-by, taking this time-tested
tonic containing Vitamin BI,- iron
andAteare needed minerals. Give
Atotawitood4mL._aipeet IT a ne. e
riviillen Food, urge economy size today.
Chaie's Nerve cod, name Chase" is your assurance;
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ng the last fifty III* thoti‘
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!.GODERICH
" ONTARIO
• In a - far, northern:Isetetlemen ,t a. man
nfeeta with a serious accident. Were it not
for the Red Cross', this, and 'scores of
other sick and injured people, would be
;without medical or hospital care.
Rat the 75 Red !aroSs •Outpost Hospitals •
are ever ready to serve iselated,settlera.
Last year over 70,000 patient* received
. treatment through these hospitals.'
• . • .
• ThiS'is part oft& work YOUR Ilea Cross '
.
is -carrying on. You,areasked to help save
livekenath,- -lonely--froritietsy f,O.VrOVide
afire/donee ' to crippled' Veterans, to send"
' relief whereveulistister strikes, to.euppert
.the Ilea Cross Free Blood. Transfusion
• Servicel to extend 1.,•,sfli to suffering
<4 humanity everywhere,
The Boa Cross work being carried on in a
thousand ways is made possible by /on
oha tboosolidd of 'other Canadians. Give
willingly, generously. -Give nowt
RecZ Crvas Services 'aino. include; l'retitment
for ,Crippled,Obildren., Nutrition Setuicett,
lion* Nursing Cdurses •`Steitnyning and.
• ',Water SafetY,t WOMen's Tkorh Activities, -de 4
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When ireastiatIlitayuv
tarriatabaV *01
*hls4iOr 144 Cenittiai
. Rad Colitis Mil -
u�15",
• A
siapsal,
change. Ter • example:.
• „Youngster ef..19,011,-/Io grow up
,and' be • president.
,yotingster'' of 1.612-... To grow UP
to ,he',a Barney Oldfield.,, • :
, ,YOungSter Of 1920, ---To grow • up ..
to be .a bootlegger. • • •
" Youngster. of 1928 -To grow fir
to be n Charles . A. Lindbergh.
• Youngster- of 1.984 -TO grow up
to be - farmer, and get, Paid for
not , ridging' pigs.
Youngster of 1942 -To grew up
h,c It 00,4641'.gettoAlithiur.
Youngster af„.16,15-,-44b grow 't1P.,
tobe.;;ita..• ateenie;:seikiitiqt.. ,
ottiOter �f.19413-0 groov? 111)
to play theotter' and. Make' it
ferthue like
,
Gene . ' '
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"Coining ,through," ' lie
"GangwaY,"'he sliouted- A feW
men stepped ‘aside. •
He • ruefiilly,' surveyed'',the situa-
tida, andthen smiled as a -bright.
idea • struek 'him.
- "Watch ryour nylons:" be warned.
The ,,vromeit scattered : like chaff In
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WIIEELEW
.11;INERAL-SPIVVICE
No exra . charge for the use
°Lour Funeial Home; Toron-
to Street.
Prompt Ambulance' ,
Service
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z.stEvyper DESIGNS,
BEST' MAtBRIALS:,
. auaranteed'Vorkmanship at
prices that will'please you.
SAVE ALL 'AGENTS FEES
Call at our ,ollicet Or . drop -us
'line to Box 161, Ooderlib. We
be pleased to esdi and help
choose suitable :immortal for
your family plot: •
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CASH. FOR USED CLOTHING
• .
WE WILL PAY dASH FOB, WEAR,A10,E, IV.IEN'Si-WO--
MEN'S; 104ILDRZN'S 01,114 BA.331,EIVITSBp CLOTHING ,
We need :Dresses, Skirts; Blouses, Odd- Slacks-and..Slackluts
.._ S,
-SiveaTeri,-MWitr and*'W-iiifferree-27pieee'Shits,---Weirien's'and'104q--
Fall Overcoats, (No winter coats; please), Odd ,quit Coats, Npelt,
Ties, Odd Trousers, Shoes, Purses, Babies' and Children's Clothing,.
We pay froth. $3.00 to sup,00 for -Men's Suits. . •
- We -pay fair cash Prices
sterisrA.atiog .,'9.P1111,41.111TERD.-; . . ,. . OR.
. , ' 01.80"1117.NG ItZTURNAD plizeAlii ”
--Therefore,- 'there cannot -be -any, expense:involved ' to ...the sender.
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1. 'Wrap and tie securely in t'orrugatedbox, paper or .saelt,.
2.- Make' stare your return address.is ~written clearly'. This Will.
3. )
' help •speed our' cash remittance to you. . _• • -
Phone Ake „eXpres . company. They will pick up the nier.
chandise at your. ' oor. If your shipment is over 00 ibS.,,,
,pleaSe ship by frei t or transpfirt. . . . --
4. .
.Do'not•pay any mon y for shipping: :Tell,tthe drivyou are
shipping the Parce ,colletf, . and. we..will Piy the shipping
• charges .at This mid. . ° 4 .
Send. Parcels to • .,.,'' • ' • •
THE GitE13 TRADI
' NG CO. •
, Dept*...B.2. * ' 67,St...Nicliolas -St.; Toronto, Ontario
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(formerly, dunniugliana q'tittirslo)
Crlintimk Mcel(ir; Se0orth
*rite 1011.50, or ,phoite 41.1;
• pcotor
."iAorli.trel:o..t,i4ritt
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S:*14 freely, and
mtdtyft4.nostro
odor. And It bringa qufo
pnr relief to tiluibular aeheilikad.
pains, rieuridalsi, $40*.iigo,
.t.-mitattoOts'omiolxE
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DEAD STOCK "
HORSES etteh $250
OATTLE each ‘$240
HOGS .,per cwt 50o
According JO She & 0,01adit1On.
Seakitt‘ 15
• ,Exitetit 85
pLoyvo M. LOD3E, otnkciroti
13 MONTREAL ST, PRONE 120