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lean attti 'Pe./ eent,l,ttraight interest.
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mone.y40 Coin at ilet4,e,?,14 tiates e�
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Loans -on Mortgages as loNy* 6 per cent.,.
NOTES AND MORTCACFS- BOUGHT
Drafts and Cheques _Oh ailtants cashed;_
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Special- and Prompt Attent' at paid to the -
Oollection of.Notes, Accoults etrts, • •& c . :
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AFTS PAYABLE A PAR :June&
on the principal cities an'c1r,ownsnf Cana --
a. and on the United Stu e., -and - Great
Britain,- ..i." - , . . , • - , _
Al 0 T k P .13 L
.Uomu-assiater in B. R.. Conyeyabsik. •
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-114.1JC11$4)W ;
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Convevatieing 111 all its Branch s.
•Dets,, Xt ,rtghges, greements;
Leases", &c.; proa I P tiv aatfca.reful y -prepared,•
ami;eorrectness'gnartnteed. •
Special and prOntpt attention paidto the .
. searghiog- of Titles, and t4- all matters couect:
•i"ei 'with, the trausferiof Real 1?,sta,te.
A_RGES RE A SONABLE:
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PBELL
14 ER
BARRISTERS.
.rrvt for Bank
Coutission.tr for taking tiffidaVits for:
Manitoba. •
Itaitti; i'ovirana. riroPerty bought
st,nd. sbld. - -
111:?Lteitprivate fund') Lik-ned, tin Mortgage
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4/4911t-ity .ast 6. and () per eon •
11-)ney invited for private OerAons.-upeu
the)hest gortg_uge sectirities witlitut any ex-
ponse to lAender._
L olds fn. sale in Manitoba and the N.Oith's..
Vest, -
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0•1101110.0•00,
_ MEDICAL.
DR. IVIACritil:),.
R.A.ZDUA.TE-.of tIe IrtkiVersityi of Toroll-
•' StirKe-)n, OffiTai
and residence- nes,rly °pp 'it e the Lueknow.
-P.ublie School on II..tvelock S • ".
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ATONE -k- L,RNI) vn easy:terms- o
payment,. ' Apply to
JOHN COOK:N., itIt, Dungaanon.
iJ XroviGciall.,and Surveyor, Vskafor ne
Ltd A.gen.t. Offiee over Eadie'is Drjig. Store,
-Witigham, Ont. All orders, by mail will re-
solve, prompt a.ttefltiUlL 1- '
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.Robert Cznininkhatn,
Thsurance gent,
Guelph.
LAJOKNQW SQl1001-:'
A meetingof the Lieekneir 84061
BOarii was held 14 R. Graham's Office
On Tuesday eveninglast, when Messrs..
`.'Dr."MacCrieninon,- ,..A. IlacIntyrelA.
-McGrory. and X Graham werOpresent.
The rainntes Of former. Meeting were
then read and motion adopted.
The following bills . were presented:
Smith, .paper, crayons; etc.:" for
:school 'purposes, 41.:30 ; ThapS.- Law-
rence, latches.; and • ,.fixings -for'. School
rOoins'and outbuilding; - 48.44, " Mov-
-ed-V R. Graham and Seconded by A.
McGrc_ory,..that the above accounts be
paid.: Carried:: 'Aloyed by. Dr. Mac--
OrinimOn an.d seconded lajr• .R. Graham,
that a map of the Dominion be .pro;
Pyred at _Teacher's request,. for School
purposes, and alSo that the Beard
crecommencL that the pupil. procure
- Gage's 'method of copybooks when the
ones:now in possepaipn:- of - such pupils
be. exhausted or. finished by those. hav-
ing them in their poSsesSion.' :Parried,.
Moved by -4: -Mac1.0.#F6 and' seconded :
by Dr. MacCriMinon,- that the COmmit-'
tee on -school supplies inspect the.wo-Pk
• i4 • the- school yard. and. measure the
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same. Carried. .Moved and Seconded-.
that A. AloGrory be. _requested. to See.
MurdPch: and have a place fixed
for.pating-up a 'stove _in.-theThall forsuch children as
convenience of - . _
have to take -their • 'cliwier from home -
the ' cellars
having- ,no fire • and not• being.
for, children, to ocouPY-
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. Without • .a fire.. -in the- inclement
season. Carried: .Moved and Second-.
ed'that 'the. BOA4-ladjOnrn. to meet
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again on- regular . meeting ,night in
April •next.
.11'artics- Itenim.tting
Willand this the cheapest:. s
• convenient mdtho
_INTER:ES
Five per cent, a11t2Nyed Josits_ in 01
*i•Yings Bank Depart ent. •
• _Funds Invited for:PriTall -Parties.
,We a,re.prepared to offer to cf. &touters every-
. _ facility' afforded by a, 'Char .ered Bank
-- and omequally favora,b igrins
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Conveyancing ma al izts.
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Fire and Life J;suance.
R,(1M DI, Licentiate tif
• - DentaU Surgery, -has re-
d .*here be.w.ilk carry en
the entristy bukineik ; hitt he would beg to •
inform hiwpaErons that he -will visit LuoknOw
the first M nday and 'ruesday,and. also on
*fie thirdMonday and "..rtiesday of each tit ont4--
Plfice at Whitely's Hotel. • 15;
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BEST -0-64:;.AztiEs
owiFircE'viousts....viton
)AMERON &•04M0
F4EN TED.
A Tft
Lucxwoly.
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r:;(.10E.NOW- Lt)D.GE f,0171 ."1-1.E
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ent Order of Unitedil ktnen,. meet i2;
the 44(ftel.16.w. Hall; on Lie' 4cond and la.. st
HOtiday evenings Of .rac'hiriorlifth, at 8 o'clock.
-Arisiting Brethren °are. cordially' in vi tcd-
tend.
JAS. BRY.A.N, . W. A
Master Workman.
‘Lucknow,-July 14t1, len,
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Recorder
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• :NT:FIRST CLASS:',4013 AGES at 7 to
:tfr 74' per- cent ftitertst.0ayaLle. yearly,:
.pharges very moderate. - lt, pply to - • . • _
, 1t()1-1ERT AfUE,144Y; St-Mekiirs.„--
Seeretairy of the West Wa FanoSh Mutual
fire Insurance COmParyin ,..phi.ng-buts farm
prOpertyliisured. ,pai ti ea m i Ung. to insure
in thiri i)opular farmers coMPt.-1. in the tOwn-
-ship's of Colborne, A.slqfield. . ast and West
1Wawantiih 9 - EiiiI0148".,ariti ..H.it ,ion br sendibg a•:
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'Post Card to Me will be cane oil and every'
„inform atifIn kiveu:• • - .
ROBERT AlliRRA,y „- t. lie1nsT).'.0.. -
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Offilight 1.p(Ig
%TO:. 184,- ( 13, .0.
.niteto. the Thursday
)n or liefore fullmaon
f each tnantlr at A,
p..ut. Visiting breth-
rencoriliallyinvited;
1.- . • -.1-1,;,). A. S1 orp.A.TA,..
LA_WREN tJE.• Secretary,
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—FOR ALL KiN
WATCH} S,
CLOCKS, AND:
. J,EATE PAW;
Re?alrilig done prinn-ptlyI
." ALEX." VI DI:ATER,
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Cattpb Luc
iE R S
ONEY TO LOAN at
• • 2 tol 20 yew* lists
Onts.rio as well'as Manit
'irons to sell farms, wills:mill
by inspecting theyadyertisii,g
scriber. in- Great Britairtand
tinent of lands fdi
• AN -US • STI•
Jana Valu
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per cent ,from
f rs.rms for sale
la. Parties de -
it their.interests
fe.ilities of sub -
req. rd -end
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now 1: Ont.'
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141DONIA,
No. 112.
0N -EY 1'0* 1-,0 A NVO (100D FARM
Ptinierty at 6 atict er'Oent, ace6r4.
in gitti the -security offere4. he above.:will:be
loaned on any tt)r-rpti to d the bOrriliver.
.norrespondenoe will be •IphorftillY answered
withont expense; Jur her . particulars-
,appiY to • • 1 : :
•J-01114".
447 !lens; P. 0: .
- gt.i.FrosiGAT
friendly game f.-CiFling between
the. Liicknowl and wlinghain
came oft' in , the •Wiiiham • 'rink o*:U.
Tuesday last with thefdllowino. result:
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1.----Fireets every Friday, evening at, t5 •ii'clotk in
Asir 'Rail. Canipbellfst. All bretierii cordi-
ally invited.
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- W. It SMITH, Seeretary.)
RTI.V. R. q,.11ENDE!Ri, Noble- Grand:
tom t)wri - towti..;
3a0:1::elid:Ikolitfit freo..' Address 11.
ALL esrr poreimid . ••.„.
erwood Court,
r4 Nth SO
usicKNow, ont ,
eenrt meets on the first Ana
Avery. montle;:-at Ia.. the
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voile, RAIL Brethern will *tame at
11.401IFFTREI
WALTER TR,
As in the pat, still keeps oi
• superior stud,
-GEN ER A L:G
• LUCKNOW.- WIN 411AM°. -
No. I, *o.1
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W. Treleaven. W. J. TilcOntcheon.
Wm. Gordon, 3. . Neelatids. •
George- Douglas. George McKay.'
Dr. Tennant, . John Dinsley„
Skip -16- • Skip -7.-16
Not 2
II.. Somerville.,
D. Campbell. -
R.: -Copeland.
Wm; Little,
Majority for Wi
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In the -.evening:
each 'club - played.
_pounds of- oatmeal:: -
poor of the. town i
was Vidorious by teir•shots. $356,6.43, and these- papers never
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LUCKNOW
' WINGHAM. _ at a loss advertisements.t taf,1 their
New
or ,a
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_Nor_ the
highest prided 'columns nathki above
are Made up by the high Prp, paid
for the numeroui transient 0'...:Arertise-.
raerits with Which .they are i-II4t`d from
day to day:, It is said that gross
take c
fit- is 'young Tata
1.rald" .
nourish
—Cleghorn,
m: ,Ingles.
Skip -41
_gham, 3.
picked rink from -
for. one .hundred
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• 8.S.149,. 5, ASHFIELDI
• The -following is the report . S.
Ashfield, for the "MO of
February. 1:- It is -based.. on 2 tiller
attendance, -perfect recitation et
STANJOR JUG. Mur ch;
2nd, Gardner. and -muss=
Anderson.
Jtadoi Geo. Aiknw ;
2nd, Daniel .Anderson.; 3rd M"' • ret
Murdoch. •• 2
• SENIOR Harvey. ter;
2nd, Charles Webster.
• Jiim04 3nn.-1st,' Ellen
2nd, Emma. Armstrong; -3rd
Fisher. -
SECOND C,LASS.--1. St, -.Mail "V
and Charles Ritchie; 2nd, A.
3rd,-±v.i.PDonairh .
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SENIOR..tuatik-Tson;
2nd, - 3rd,`Jno, ard-
ner and:Jas. H. Webster..
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.ster
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1.101-YROOD-6,itiuuL,-0
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The following -report of • th'ef.D'upils
of S. S._ No: 4, 21Iolyrood, is bo gt up-
on. their attendance, . condu4 And
work -during the month of JanUii and
February, 1883: .
Fouras
kelizie,- 276;. 2nd, Archie "KO
3rd; :Emily- Harper, 270. •
.SExioa 3R4 -1st,- Maggie _F- -e.rp,
401'.. - 2nd, Geo. Fletcher, 36C' 3rd,
Charles Mellish, 330.
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Mao -
274;
7 JUNIOR 3RD.—lst,.George ,Ben-
jamin. Baker, 322 2nd, Kati
• 290 , 3 -rd Ida- Jones 284, '
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Simo . 1 st,-- John
:368 • 2nd Robert Fletcher.
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1 Angelina IlarPer, 349„
JuNioR 2/4D. -List, Mary X
-2nd, Agnes Corrigan) 495.. -SW 1
Guness, 384.
PART 2ND -.—lit, Daisy Bak ,
2slid, Mary Stewart, 233; 3rd, 1,1,401/gel
,215.
3rd,
audie
wart,
3rd,
536
Mary
A meeting of the village Co/Moil
Was held in the Connell Hall -on Mon-
day evening, last. When the Reeve
and, Councillors; liryan, Stewart 'iota: -
Tennant were present,' the- Minutes
of the last -meeting :were on motion.
read ane signed.; Moved by 'Cam
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Stewart aid seconded by Conn Ten-
nant, that this Council memOralize the.
Lieutenant GovernOi in Council foi
perthission to _tg‘ke the censiii of the
village of L:acknow.. . Carried. ,Mov-
ed: by:0614n. Robertson' and seeonded
by_Co' un: Bryan, that Archie McCor-
vie be re -:appointed- " constable . -
salary of $150 per .annum,_ and one.
third of all finesarisingfrom his, (the
constable's,) own prosecution. Caririee.
•Moved by 0011t1.-, Bryan and seconded '
by Coun.. Robertson, that the Cie*
ask for applications • for '‘the office of.
-Warden of the Fire -Company for the
.
ensuing year. = Carried. Moved by,.
Coun. Stewart and seconded by Quail,
RAertson„ that 41 •dog tat be remit-
ted to, A. McGrory. Carried. -
Council then adjourned to meet on -the
I 12th inst. .
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Large and Smail eotatoes for Seeds.
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••••00.000.
The past season's experience ought,
to solve the questimf as to whether
small potatoes are as good . as large
ones for planting. The. scarcity of
potatoes last spring occasioned the
planting of many small, inferior tubers,'
and the resulting crops' will convince
many that there was little lost from
• using :the small seed. At -least this
110s. been the result of.my observations,.
in. this section. In iny experience.;
j, small sized potatoei Of` the Beauty cf
1368 ; Hebron variety'have- produced' a crop
Harris, 227 ;--4thi George Mel/
PART Normana
137; ;2nd, Roger Corrigan,
Byron:'Beamish, 131 ; - 4th
.jones,- 86.
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Duncan Mackenzie 'Was t
the monthly spelling -match.
• —It is sometimes -questi
merchants whether: advertis
.The question will -hardly bear.:
ion in the light of the follov(
rates • for transient ad -ver
beingfigured:—TheChicago",
it is said, for a column:a' yea/7,
$26,000. The New -York "Ito
ceivel for its highest pricedii
$384,000, -and for the lowest
o be given to -the 1, The New York "'tribune
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est in
(1 by
pays
,scuss-
acts,-
,rments
" lf
une,
ceives
•MO re-
:olunnfs
r its
,
which Lucknow lowest, 429,764, and- for the' 4ghest,
• D. Cainpliell.-
W. Little. Wm.-Ingles.
Dr. Tennat.t. George McNay. ._•
R.,' Copeland,- V. J. McCutcheon
Skip -16 - . 4-
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BELFAST: -
. Fl•om" Our .0uni- correspondent.
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The following4s he standing of the
pupils of Belfast S hool for February :
-0-0-uRTH CLASS : 1st; John; Mullin ;
2nd, Adeline Loug
Alton.;. 4th, Alex,
_ THIRD S*NIOR.
2nd, DOugald...Cit
Alton 4th, John
-Timm 1.s0Villie. Bowles;
2nd, Jeremiah- Alton-; ThOtnas
,
Irwin : 4th, IloracieMulim
AVE IN „Sztoirn SENIORw----10, Susan Alton,
2nd ItObert, Alton • • - 3rd LaNina
and a large and - ' - '
of ' LoUgheed ; 4th, tin. MeCrostie:. .
eed 3rd, Herbert
atapbell.
McM an.;
phelf ; 3rd,- Albert
Andrew.
.inclutlingsverything f Ytind
good:_housikeeVer. Ile wou
public,inore particularlv thc,
ICy tuat he has engaged th.e services ot a
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THOROUGH sILLER
said will ou'iry en the Milting businelis ivith
•'SECOND 9JUN,IOR:.. -1st, Henry Brad-
ERCES fotA ; Eclniutd Bradford 3rd,
lin ltke rirriorof iHarniltoliIrwin; 4 4,./vIftry:-MoN 1: am.
d als!i inform the
arming commun. _ . FIRST- SENIOR.--1Sti Melissa Alton ;-
:2nd; • Joseph Phillips ; James -
Hackett ; 4th, Martha .Clarlce,-
paniel Alton,
Hutehieson,; 3tcl, Annie-
ir,7411e:welcdtvi44:1;)glianida biri rt:::111‘' 41;14 oir41gd.egfrirOsnatil 1-ti.jon';'. 4* Susan nun.glitmli'i
4014 pgblic:' kinds of - The: best spelteti. aiTithe, monthly
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spelling match in the senioridiarision.
frA 1111
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e;;;istantly nnr wore :,--7•FoOrth. OsSi John: Mullin .4
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Delivered to :a
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Town,.
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An&
y.
Partoft
tiprpor Third,:John.Antletvc,* 49nior:
TA,ird:\VIliiitni Bo lea. , _ . plainteWitkoal evtra allszem: letta,
eoluinns: A. T. Stewart paid
York4'llerald". $36,000 a
column kept specially, for
said; The large sums receive
income of the London, Engla
Times" is $3,000,000 a•year
tertain. that the ;incitToo
or "Tribune". isIno,419Fluove e
not more. . Adviept% gong
- time. If it •dia 0,4
could not ask suclang
e
'their space and EN arsqr6>
—Mr. Me
-had startlin
while chanceing
6
days ago -on his
The ram falling
step S and platfo
--slippery, and in
the last car Mr.
4. gott_ gritoliite
und," sai
ppincott "
e line, "-Co ,
snow." T
ull, .else it
way, strilpfig at, allaPasasWim
t�m1)
ft
car, was thrown directly
across the rail. The train w
up at the time, and but for
aid of two gentlemen close -
pulled him out, Mr. Allen ti
been cut in two. The sh
nervesis still Painfully pre!
was not otherwise hurt
Of excellent quality and. -size, .but of
small yield. . The - same is true - with
the Burbank variety planted later,
both varieties yielding WI fine tubers as'
I ever. saw, the ,yiold, however being
small. -1 A circumstance has lately
come under 'my obse.'vatiOn which ha:s°
had considerable weigi t in my mita
in deciding this. question. ,..10.: party
Came to me lastspring after I- had ,
finished planting yetittoeSi and- after I
had sold an My surplus seed With tho •.
exception of - it bushel or so' of small-
, potatoes --the: - culls -from previous -
assorting—which averaged. but a little, •
larger "than itAliokory mit in _size....
Seed being very - scarce the party, re- -
ierred t� decided t� take these:
frpeciraens, -aid'although I freely. tx
.pressed my -belief . that they were to
small for 'seed, they' vielie planted'
.
i
The soil was favorable, .being a clover
and timothy sod, and somewhat to my
surprise the 'add - and size' of th
tubers is large fOr tilts seaso. I'.
decided in my own mindthab-the•only .
advantages, in large. potatoes ., ove
small ones for. seed, . is -in the. extr
amount of nourishment which the larg
potatoe afford the.16uno. plants durha
there earlier stagei oigrowth. T
difference ii'mi,ich less on rich than o
poor soil, because on rich land til
e. plants require much les
t, and are better able t
eihemselves .-: For, this reason
ot in favor of" cutting potatoeil
Lsr
London.. e. otrahete
addaeiflafertlhv,s
:It.r.ell-E; I im
ey or. some PotaIoe' grevireri: Much bette
erich2 tubeis and. thinning sout tb.e stalks
• . ' peciali) on light soil, by planting wboi
- to a few eyes, as recommended
this way
results will- be secured believe, es
'leaving but twQ'tiricointb.a.laill: . I
laZrge stout tops are produced
OQ S 4rought • .
f)OnS1 of tops (unless °Cover produce
8 Yell inoeotsrand usually such strong growing
,which -pie better able to resist the e
f t f d'e eht or the depredatiqus of
oirefe potatoes. and a de•SiTahle
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of: the uouictry.flentifinavi -
.4 and
Picking
'3%.'11° ofLiver CtfiaaTlialti4ttbfrr
eword. sr any
Sid; 1 -Te -1
o ominot Aure.witipwat" nt9fmtivsP,
w • • "VtAgetoble
hen the direction
timely wevan Sate REWAIII)
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u -
- never fail to give iefsbe ILNietalikka.
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A ularielloui fo't thitatfrka *pea. *Ad inkitttiors. e arunifacturnd..',
ske% e.etuatb flood' Ateb4.,. vgiV, t.4, -only by -foliqm.. %rat L.401.1 -,s. The rot ...•
botti.theri le en ingenious. naigir '1,:7ettor car `.11.tkgra;.7111 Atsikt Xliwt.T4tronts'',
thy_tnonreileceidsti ireatIgmkt ' .! Ont. ;bee IAA to-oviklkt-inall. prepii
ipoditpt. iif A tiptoe) .
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