HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-2-18, Page 433ine Ribbon Tea is "hill grown" Ceylon tea.,
The best tea because it grows slowly in the cool mountnin a‘ir
obtains all the fragrance and deliciousness the plant can
ct from a soil rich in these properties.,
A nerve -nourishing tea—a sense-pieaSing tea--invalnable for
twain-workers—solacing and comforting.
ue. Ribbon
Cw)�n Tea
Ktogy4
3on grot4Nik
o•tsons
A 0 should be
4`, ci reftv
by Mt rertiomen
nk re4 ort
eVelit far $1;*
Re4 IfikkleX
e past, nznt
0, but wile It wa
ftlree5l0itreet. I e esc, divisions ot 1uatiou,
ex-
05,000,00
ekeer4,42 9:1$21.Vos ono, and
e tilT(iifind ourselves driven
be*2rt-11va.1 ‘: 3i013 that both I he past
nt1 t1 u orx but the different
tJ :brie of a direa'm a And
initesiroal particle ortilur-
la wa.s with, Its but the mil -
tont egeolid ago, is gone, !that
v future has become preeent,
alreade " added to the
; 9 nt oil that we now' eave, that
eve ever lied or ever shell Ita've
eleetrie ,epart which we
,zout. Is khere, any hilee
*fl, anything real. but God and tile
uuuu•Soul? "Thirkeie are not what
Nee Haman Urals =tide upat
ous. Soule great tildulge'eS bar
ronelnsion that tie*, ma,
teri uriiveree itself is on illueion.
A wake to steak On this bawaver, the, subject andec
br..einess un at iowest disceesicat does not require us to ex -
pr. most favorable t s, Ivreu Opinion. DLit that our Fath -
Agent xt Exeter for Idomirnon5
mer3rt4ny Illeera'oviteus .4$, 7ilsa:l'Iningisitirsya';f1111?-uT,.
Otneroment.
ON LIN% X, D. IIIIRDON. o. trullt'too palpable to require
omens. cemoseen 1 'tient
'tr*
p. nx.; ozep
10 a. ne to 1 p. m.
shed or co
'ed on applieatiou
xfl poI,tsin the DorniM013.
s;.J 7:tilte1 Statee
t)1d at lowest rates 9
xp
rinci
AIITNENT,
mortis receiv
ed bale yttigly*
Sb Guai
eipts also
tate of
7 he
eat enda
1fl1i
February 1 904
• 4 II 21 28
1 15 22 29
TtrgSue.-sr2 9 16 23
WEDRESDAY.,,,, 10 17 24
4 11 18 26
frette.S.t.......... a 12 19 26
o 13 20 27
C.'i.TAltfti Or tflIE BEAD
very 11011 butt wtatly an-
us because it causes 'deafness and
leads to consumption. Cure Ls as ter.
to follow the -use of eatarrhoz--
rno , - day isLia follow night. Toe
breathe the fragrant, healing Cataxr-
bonne which spreads through the na-
sal passage% throat endiungs, driv-
ing out every vestige or catarrh. "I
was eured of ehronic catarrh of the
TBEETBSDAY. FEBRUARY 18th, 1901 nose and throat" writesailrnese ;NE.
POSTAI. REGULATIONS
n pot Lai egultit ions; halve)
neert I ought in force.. providing !het
publialrere.pf. rgott:,..pe per 3 prillt,N1 and
Pleldien.to in Canada and transmitted
by -Kee tinder thetirovisions or ro.t
coici;., Art, as amended "by GI Victor-
ia. t'llep. itrt, snay enclose with lite
`folds of surit newepopers aa are ad-
dressed to subscribers or newsdetillre,
eliromoselithog,raphs, prints or en-
esietvings, ;field have the papers on-
tebaing Ouch encieeures teansrateted
by post at. the rata af one cent per
pound. Another change provides that
the postage on seeds, cutting it (but
nol cut. flowers), bulbs, roots, bedding
plants, scion% or grafts shall be two
-cents for the firstt four ounces or frac
tion thereor antl one cent additional.
fotlr ounee.e. The former rata was
two cents for the first four ounces
t.tb n I for eaoli edditioual two
elite -esti
Wilkinsorx, of letureneeton, "eftter
xxmay y ars or misery by Catarrh -
ozone whieh La a eislenclid remedy to
free the air from mucous, Catarrhoz
.one relieved geickly and ray euro has
been permanent."' Price S1.90 for
ewo mouths' treatment ; trial size.
25e.
TRANSPORTATION QUESTION
1
Mr, W.L temitheeditor of the Far-
inteies iSun has written a very in..
, 'cresting and timely article in the
eel/Aerie Ag-ricultural Review on
'the. farmer's transportation prob-
lem. Mr. Smith paints out that a
'reilway operating under a Canatlien
charter has this year carried cattle
:errom Chicago through. Ca/lade: to
, the sea at a lower rate than was
charged from Welling: on Ccmn L y to
the,, sea. ,Canadian railways have, giv-
en rates on American, grain from
Chicago by way of Gocleriele Owen
.8outnil, tete., to Montreal, less than
TUE 11.1-USWENESS OP TI-UNGS :161E lh' ra1e3 ehargedIr°Tn 'Lux"
Simeee, Bruce and Grey.
--------- , i .. e
Tile feet. ie, we live io a world of i the, ej4,0411. &tee Litta 4NizOlegfeee
ets '
sb;dcftt s, a nd tvha 1: seems the most . tateare as b Lgh as they were,
......, . fi:Y year a ago and freight retee
i not much roc/meet, yet great reduc-
tions have been madeen the cost
ot !he service of the railways. - "A
freight train of to -day can haul
Feed your hair; nourish it;
give it something to live on.
Then it will stop falling, and
will grow long and heavy.
Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only
itairo Vk
hair food you can buy. Far 60
years it has •been doing just
what we claim it will de.. It
viii not disappoint you.
= bah. 118Pd, t 0 be very 7,bert. Dub after
113391z Arer'sa1nit 'Vigor a ttt thTle 31; bOgan
to Krf.i1V, rota no9.f t 19 Softrtoen 1,9194,
eeim aWe/told re atilt to me a rti3T bolas;
at/3909S v1 LI an. a ny 19a 31 ."
13.114.4. J. IL P3tra-p. Coiorado .319:Ingt. Colo
CO a bottle, T. C. A frIrt
rf 1134SC151 gf Ire
fiff,==7‹49-30 A 0 r t123,:trf-...ta9c.T...t=a4oe3,.
three times the freight that was
hauled by a freight train of twenty
five .years ago ; steel 'rails can be
bought a t the present time at
about ainc-weventlx the.' prit; e 1-ulinjg
hirly odd years since ; l'hut absence
of competition and failure by gov-
ernment 't.o exercise control, have
prevented the producers of traffic
from .get Ling the ital. benefit oE
the treduction in cost ! or transpor-
to Hon, ;Ind to -day charges for the
sea -vice are .out of proportion alike
to cost ef the'. service anci the re -
r 115 received by producers for
toods carried: by rale". 'Iliese a re
31111.3. Lars which 'the. railway commis,
sion should be urged ' 10 deal with at
0 tle.t;. They concern not, only, the
a,gricultural community but t
mei-ellen( Ile interests generally, The
va rictus Partnere' organtza tiens
Should at once arrange to - hey this
matter before the • commission and
invite 'the co-operation of ere her'in-
lerested bodies
Bears th thi KIfldYet !IVO Always Bought
Signaturo
of 444..
IHURON, NOP1181.PER111
All the new of Interest to
I Times Readers Iflappening
in these Counties.
Huron
Mr $4 Dirla,y, an aged lady er Una -
on slipped ate). fell breaking her
hip bone.
AS cle. oficial boa (1, -meeting °elite
thodiec elltireh at Holinesville, R,„
'err. Ilessar wa:S Molted beck Ler the
!four:ell ectar.
Harry leoeertsou. of Gmlerielt.
while eonpling ears on a freight train
be appeinted to the latter.
Wilt be found ao ettivellent remedy
stet Iteadaelie, Verteles Little Li-
ver Pills, Thousands of letters from
people who lit.rete used them testif,y to
this face, Try a.m.(
The ladies or Holy Trinity church,
Owing to lack er (fuel the lig biting
,piun or the town of -Marlon roe
down. Preights being snow.
mai. there is nO coal 911.1. Thus
Viarl011 IS in darienese often- sunSet.
rime who can WO up lt' rusty
candle meulds consider themselves
fortune L.
jelon Snell, who for some years
moue his ItOmei with his daughter, Mrs
Walter Belden. la Winglxam, 4110 at
la Immo et his ileugliter. :Mrs. Miller
Wreneler. tm SWAttbl 1,54c, Mr.
11 has Wen a resident elHuron
ts tor many years and was aged
years. -
M The borne of 1 he bride's suMitter,
Wingbatu. Wedateay or last
Tek. Miss Enuria Rush, daughter of
rF$. Wm. Rusix, 'wee Imited in mar—
ine ,lo iIr.elL.rearen. The rere-
xilony was perrorracd by Rov. J. N.
Mama, B. A., in7the pretienix:.
relatives and intimate friends. t
On TnesdeY. or last week therexpass
ed 'away the aide% 'remaining setitler
of the 2n4. eau., of Shuiley, in the
perVO0 or Alar,y Pa'aeer. relict of Or
late Deneld Ross, br.,,nt• the adtgueed
or es years. She was ha her usual
alth, ou SIMday evening , •Jan. M.
u had au al taek et pneumonia
iu embed to the disease On
Ttw4yalfteeileen.
hereon hes secured
41er▪ up ef Clinton, succeedirdeou
ty ' ter Coats.The office of cler
r asurer originally held by Mr.
i- Wore seSt, MeNoeurt.
at Seafertlx, Sunday night, lied his
ft arm eaught and badly erushed
f 'Ixe doetor has been unable to deter -
Inv whether any bones etre brolteh
t o uccount at the swell iree tot
*e.
W fl,T ISDY$PEPSIX:
+44.4
A. guarantee. with every package.
Queluts, nausea, longing for": food,
yet dreading to cart. You. roay(Imee
the real thiug but rerrozone will cure
you like it aid .S. Efuntington, or
Hamilton, who says, "1 frequenlewas
at tented with such ciente, dyspepsia
that "I thought itt must be heart dis-
ease. I used rerrozone, and got re-
lief. 1 kept on using Ferrozone and
was <erred. .My digestion is in per -
foot order and. I can eat anything/to-
day." 1\.Zething is as good as Ferro..
ane for dyspepsia and 'those bothered
with ViVal4 stomachs. rPice 50c. at.
druggiste.
lVllddte8sex
Tbe Quarterly Official Beard oe
Granton, met on Monday last and
extended an unanintous invitation lo
Rev. J. 13. Ifoixnes.to remain for a
fourth .S•ear as thelepastor.
If you once trytearter's LitLl Lite-
r Pills for sickheadaehe, billiousness,
or constipation, you will never be with
out. :them. They are purely ivegetab-
le small ande use- to take. Done...for
get this.
Al the meeting of the Parkhill town
council on Monday evening 'week,, the
by-law !giving, the London, • Parkhill
and Grand Bend Electric R. Re the
right .of way through the town, was
'given its third and.final reading.
Middlesex county council has grant-
ed 1350 to theeChildrenes Aid Societe;
1325 'lo the hospitalffor
and 25 cents per day for each- man
and officer of the ITiventy-,sixth Reg-
iment attending the annual camp., the
camp not to exceed twelve days.
The Bishop of Mixon leas bean pleas
ed lo appoint the ;Rev. 3. C.. Earthing
Lha well known rector !of New St.
Pates, Woodstook, to be'. a Canon of
the •Loneon Catthedral. This complet-
es the numer of,' Canons of the
Means,
presented Mrs. Thomas and Miss Tho-
mas, of the rectory, each with a hand -
;
tome fur cap. A few ..woolcs agio a
numbar at valunable gifts for thelar-
der, granary and purse wore rerceiv—
hy the rector, Bev. Mr. Thomas.
sfich ince
vsemaraseram.isemrtrosusroare
in the fingers, toes arms, and ee
parts of the body, are joints flee. t
inflamed and swollen by rlieln»itti..3111, —
that acid condition of the blood wi
affects the muscles also.
Sufferers dread to move, especitels
after sitting or lyiag long, and thee
condition is commonly worse in e .0
weather.
"I suffered dreadfully from rheumatism,
but have been conmIetely cured by Itood's
Sarsaparilla, for which I am deeply grate-
ful." Aims ifilArions SAIITH, Prescott, Out,
"I had an attack of the grip which belt ITIL`
fleeter and helpless and suffering from 'lieu.
matism. I began, taking Hood's 'Sersapa.
rule- and this medicine has entirely cured
me. I have no hesitation in saying it saved
my life." M. 3. .-ItfcDositx.n, Trenton, Ont,
Hood's Sarsaparilta:
,
Removes'the cause of rheumatism—no
, outward appliCation-can. Take it.
4.4
M E. 8, FEBRU AR Y 1801, 11)01,
IGood Pills
,Ayer's Pills are good liver
pills. You know that. The best
'family laxative you can buy.
They keep the bowels regular,
cure constipation. iaftra:
Want your moustache or beard
a beautiful brown or rich black Use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
..,..L.co..tusatu..0.e.
Perth
ms. Joseph liooper, of St. Mare%
lifts bought 59 aeres from Joseph ve
lloope.r, his brot her, eon. 8, Dianslia,rd,
Ir skit headache le misery, what ore
Career's. Little Liver Pills if they
vill posttive13- cure it? People who
tiara Used them speak tea uttly of
their worth. They are small and easy
take.
, et-av. I). Deaeott, M. A., rec,ior oP
the Home; Memorial Chueetne Strat-
i ford 4traI Rurei 1):,,an'of Perth, halz
',sent. 'to the flisboptot Ruron, Mere,
aignation QC tho botkotht, position,
widen 14, has held with ability ond.
t efficiencY Tor eigbt or nine years
i since !the detelli of . the late Oanon
Pa t terson,
White ,51rs. ,rolitx Lowe, Striating.
Was going' down the .atiiirs Icoiling in
to the cellarlast night Ate neoldental-
slipped or t ripped Red tell, alight.
v,' some feet bow on, her aide.
Wdieal mistano o woe immediately
nummoned end 41P011 WfanliP131011 iV
was found that One of her ribs was
oken. "
joint C. catuurolx, of the
!IUe, Fullartutt end Iliatteliertl, on
f the oldeet reeldents of ilei die.,
ziot. died on Sunday rroxa old
age. Ile was born in Quebee Pro.
ince, near a place • called St. Au -
'a ws4 btl 13 ea 1111 1101,4 131031alla ril i 0
The Monetary Times says that, a
company is being termed meter the
name of the Walkerton and Luck:now
Reilway 'Company to build a line from
Walkerton to Lueknow by way of
Tecetwater,
fa view of the lartgefy inereabing
sphere of operations of the North.
West ellounted Police, and allo
ino-
rnonse area or territory witkli they
now have to patrol, the force is to
bo augmented by 100 -men. At 14.743S -
c -n ebe police number 800, of whom 500
re in the North-West and 300 in
Yukon,
Wront jallUary 1st to$03Pt4 30, 1903
(nine Auccoxils) there were`registereil
an Unroll county, 3151 doeuojeuts; a nit
the lesson these were .93 447.10. There
were 1,081 deeds, 740 mortgages, 125
wills, 800 discharges of mortgages and
8 leases; 800 abstructs were, furnish -
ea; ehere were, 638 searehes, 2`. meelt-
stoical liens and 015 ether doettneente.
The gross emouut or,fees earned was
'134,074.50; nettantoent 'reeeived by the
Registrar 52,085$2,, or ow 14ortaag,
,ta woro °vox; ,-§'5,909, .219 he -
emelt V.090 and §5000, 197 between
$1009 and $2000, 305 under $1009, and.
In 1,9 no amount was stated,
'ETtl‘fiNCE.
Nidvn is as to t,o
kind of piles. IJ curve
The osmes interunt, 141tern41,1;tieed
g]g, Blind, Itching ,Suppura tiug,
are siw4y uanies o tbe 'different
nt.a,ge3 theietigli whieb every CaSt) will
poes if it contiattes leng enough.
rlies are eaused toy eengestion or
tagnetion of blood In LW lclWer bole -
and it takes an leternal rolned,rto
tAio Oatlie
LeOlglardVa Ilc.m4toid is i trlb
taken internalty.
110LIs a p-urineinent
of 1Ue Itas ever been
tit Imre,
Money back if it doe
•
51:be You two Always Bought, and which( has been.
in use arez 30 years, has borne the signature or
and, has 'hemmed° 'under his per.,
sonai supervision since its infancy..
".•4(.."‘4 Allow no one to deceive you in this.
Ali Oonnterfeits, imitations and "Just -as -good' are but
kixperiments that trifle with and endanger the health or
trxants and, Children—Experience against Experiment.
a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare.
gorRt„ Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
stt01:3 ixcither Opium, aorphiete nor other ikTareatie
firileetalece. Zte 4.1ge io its guarantee, It destroys Worms
anti oei5;',.-3 reeverisiraess. It cures Diarrhoea, and Wind
()elle; I6 relieves -Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
aml Platttleney, It assimilates the Pood, regtdates the
Stomach 414 Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Panacea --The lgother'riend.
caoluiwE CASTORIA "WAYS
ears tho Signature of
Tho Kiwi You Have Always Bought
anduoca4" in* Use For Over 30 Years,
mut it failed
114C eeeneet szotseeen TT 44t4a444144tTnEcT. Now 'ram ow.
Hints on Raising Sugar Beets
Taken front a Circular Recently issued by Mr. A.
Bobler an he Cultivation and Gaming
Sug7ar J3eets,
e first ratite sele 611 good piece oflaud, clover sol preferred, an
are the land the same as for you,: othee root crop. Sow with
rill. 18 to 21 inches apart on the Oat using not less than 18 lbs, at seed
to the acre'aud setting drill to sow very shallow. The seed shook
he covered more than inch.
Sugar beet seed is similar to rnangold Feed, having four or five germs in
each seed, and if planted shallow the first g ^VW that germinates bite the seed
out of the ground, therefore saving the .e of having to weed out the
°thee three or four plants, which you V r 41:.Ve to (10 Witb deep sowing
et'
51
rboto by Senior, eta) in A. Q. SobleesSugar Beet Ficidar time of Thientag.
face cultivation of the Foil between the rows should be commenced . to clean
BEFORE TIIIRNING.—As soon as the plants can he traced in the row, stir-
EWING TIIE HURON 1
Clubbing Rates for I 903, 1904,
the land and preserve moisture to admit air more freelyinto the soil and in me council of the Coun t y of Haron Times .and Farmers Advipoatee.. $2,25
will meet on Tnesday the 16th. cloy of Time.s and Toronto I/ally Newt... tRp
uessing theheat
more food than inexpe
Dainty pastq and delicatere
ruined if the oven is too hot not
hot enough. 'Elie oven thermometer of the Imperial Oxford Range
does away with all guesswork. The least experienced can tell to a
cedainty when the oven is wady for baking or roasting.
Every housekeeper will appreciate this convenience of the
Imperial Oxford
Range
Most cooking failures may be traced to the fact that you dont know
your oven. With the Imperial Oxford Range you, know that the heat
of the oven is evenly distributed and its exact
temperature.
Write for the Imperial Oxford booklet. Or better
still will you call at one of our agencies and see
the stove itself?
The Gurney
Foundry Co.
Limited
Tot -onto, Canada
Montreal, Winnipeg
Vancouver
,...,-nernmar.....rJ100U7no.
For ;Sale by T. HAWKINS & SON, Exeter.
04•14.1111.
COUNZTY COUNCIL I
every way to hasten the nu - et rapid growth of the young plants. This
.
yation can be accomplished emu a. horse hoe or cultivator. In Lultivation it February in tbe Council chamber in Times and Weekly Free Press to
the Town of Goderich to complete the jartuany 1905 .
should be remembered Unit the young plants are easily injured either by cov-
ering of earth or by being loosened.therefore a strip of two or three inches on
each side of the plants in the row should not be disturbed by this early culti-
vation.
TEEINNING.--ne thinning should be conimenced when the young plants
are des -eloping the fourth leaf and finished ns soon as possible. In thinning
the aim should be to leave a good strong healthy plant every seven or eight
inches in the row, with a narrow hoe, six' inches wide, blnck out the rtt$17 of
young plants, leaving little patches one or two wide, select the roost vigor-
ous plant, hold it fiernly in place, and remove all others by hand. Care must
be exercised in thinning for the plants, unlike turnips, must net be roughly
handled. One of rry inspectors will. be around about the time your beets
will be reedy to thin, and will give you any further instructione you may de-
stre. .
After thinnit g, cultivate once a week, in order to open up and loosen the
.
soil and thus allow the freeadmission of air to form .soil muleinwhich will
check the too rapid evaporation ot the•soil moisture, and to produce growth.
Cultrvation should cease when the elants becomes() large that the work can-
not
be dopewitbout In &thing off the leaves. - .
If for any reason the beets do not come -regular in the lows or where
worms have eaten them out, let me know at once. and I will supply you with
tbc amount of seed you require to fill in these blank spots. !. •
In harvesting t be beet s.sorne growers top them svith a hoe end then re -
1.76
business of i he January session and Times ,ond Weekly Adveirtiser to
any new business placed before the Janutiegy beee ' 9.66!
council. Times and daily Adveneese,r to `
W. LANE, Clerk. 3aInu4iry 1905 2 5tie
Mimes end Daily Sear. to
1-905.. • 1.75;'
, Times and Daily 'Norte to Janu
1 new, 1905
institute Meetings
; Times and Daley Mail & Emilio,
Will be held afternoons, and evenings to jatottaty, 1905 425
at Times and Daily Globe to Janu
PARQUBAR, TUESDAY, VEIL 16t1i. 1, eery 1905 ' .. . -' '4.25
17'; Times and Weekly thobe eb jan.
GRAND BEND, TIFURSDA.Y
CRIMINON, WEDNESDAY,,FEIL
FEB. 18 . 1905 .,. .. . . 1. og,
Times .and Monereal Witness to
HENeeelere PR,IliA.Y, PE -13. a ii, 01.1.13.7) ITia-nattens. .:1,2‘iveeitly Advorg.iiser to .i. 65
Afternoon meetings open .,
o'clocik. Evening, meetings tie '8 ; jam, 3,905 , • . 1 75.
o'clock doors open at 7.30.
; ' Vi9oes5 and Mail & E,In. nire to jetn. .
Miss Beckett, of Detroit 1 im .. 1 7s_
Will appear and sing at Crediton and ' Tinitae; anti, 1190a6milY ir•e!ald if stara:
move the colter trom their ploughs and plough them out, running' the plough Henson evening meetings. A small 'Times & Weekly Sun to . Jan.
just alongside tbe row of beets and then harrow them if there. is "much dirt adminsion Eee of 15c will be charged to1, 1 905 -gil -VS'
sticking to them they run the harrow over them the second lime after the cover 'expenses. irearly subscribers to Times and Mahe
dirt has dried some, and that knocks the most of the dirt i.ff of them They THOS. FRASER, President.
1 will receive. a handsome premium pin.
are then ready for teaming to the car Others u4 -e i he beet lifter (width costs SAM'', SMILLIE, Sec. 8.11. F. I. I Lure entitled "The Victoria ,Crostsr
$10 00 to buy one) and they lift their beets, or rather, loosen them, then they
go along, and talung one hut in each it out, knock them ,.0gether, knocking, an episode of the Boer war.
(Arany (lilt which rn ay he Clitiging to then. ,and ththm
row ein heaps or i Yearly !subscribers to Ube Family,
windroes. Theo they top them with heavy. knives made for the purpose. 'Herald & Star will receive a baud -
83 some picture and special prize.
311 Other additions svill be made to this -
A t Grand Valley, a Sugar Company offered a premium tothe farmers for 40 list litter.
the men who could 1_2,1 ow the most tor s t,f Stizar Beets per acte, W. T.
, 10
EXETER. NI A 11.K.E'rt
Wheat per busitell 81
Oats eie . . . . 29
Earley .... 38
Butter . .
Eggs
This •way makes roach the neatest job, and, I think is quite as fast.
to
to
to
Brown eves necorded first prize wit h 883 tons on 23 eeres. receiving a premium
of $441.68. .John ItleGlashon hod seeond laeoest average yirdd with 974 tons Weel •,• • • • , • • • • 14 I (' 141
21 acres, receiving 8205 28. The rules demanded' that e..t h field in cotopeti- I:ork Oressed • - ;16 50 .to
cPpted, The measurement. of the gt•ottrol hart to he mail,. by the compitny in Decies ,
. • .
en 27 acres end receis-ee 8889,92, and j'), 11, itInG-b,sher, h d with 084 tons on Pork Itvo weight, ....*.).00 to $o„00
Lion he in lint- ncidy and that er, tooage.. 144i4F31 irtn 8 ton.: ; ier acre be ac- 9 • • ' 14' 03,-,
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co .tjun rtion, with the grower, Chive en
7.1?1ie United Stat;es Custoats au-
thitritipS bavo „ decided. that3froo.s*1.,4
are really . "dressed poultry."' Now,
LIM t3'34t his tlittiot is 1uthoLiLfiv011,4r e.
,tled, no one can object:to having Cror.3:4
1ag?Adresse,r1`Tyoultry We. men TO -on. tlw
bill of fare ac any linte.
;taro is on every box of tlao gcalTaO
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- Take 1,,alcative Brc)mic) Qdnine TAlets,
Seven ?trillion boxes sold in past,i2 months:
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