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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-21
For the Organ Of the Temperance Reform

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The Mahoning County Temperance
Society met in Convention at Canfeld,
on the 18th day of, December, when
Mr.. CHAs. FRETHY, Of Garfield, was
called to the Chair, and VIM. LITTLE,
Of Poland, appointed Secretary.
After avery able and eloquent adj
dress, by Miss L. A. Wright, of NAL
vern, Carroll county, the convention
adjourned, to meet in Poland, on Fri
day, the 24th inst.
POLAND, December gath, 1852
The Convention re-assembled, John
G. Leslie in the Chair. After debate,
the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted: asa an
Whereas, the efforts hitherto put
forth in our State, to suppress the evils
of intemPerance, by statutes restrain
ing and regulating the traffic in Alco-
hoic Liquors, have failed to accom-
plish the object, SO much desired by
the friends Of temperance and human
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-21
REWe give place to the following

WTWe give place to the following
letter from our excellent Brother
Plants, with this explanationon ourpart.
Some one did inform us that "but ten
persons declined signing the memorial
for the Maine Law in Meigs county
We supposed the information reliable,
from the honorable source we received
it. There must have been a misun-
derstanding.
PoMERoY, Jan. 12th, 1859,
GEN. S. F. CARY Dear SIR: Per
NIT me to express, or rather say that
| cannot express the amazement with
which / have just read in the O. s.
journal, as a part Of the closing scenes
Of the late Temperance Convention,
the following statement: "Gen. Cary
then announced that only ten Of the
voters of Meigs county had refused to
sign q petition asking for the Maine
Law, and moved that she be declared
the banner county If Ohio. Agreed
to, and three hearty cheers given for
the gallant men Of Meigs." .s5
Now, whether the above scene took
place or not, | do not know, as I was
compelled to leave on the morning
train on the 9Th. But as / was the
only delegate from Meigs, the infer
ence here will be-, that | have so rep
resentedthe state Of this county; which
/ | certainly did not. While | do not
/ know of any one refusing to sign 9
/ petition for the Maine Law, am very
sure we have many times ten who
would refuse it. The Millennium has by
no means come to Meigs county yet,
and as such a statement, being untrue
in fact, can do the cause no good, !
wish to correct it.
/ But while the supposed fact, upon
| which the distinction conferred upon
I little Meigs is based, is not true, yet |
believe the distinction itself is Justly
merited. For although made no rep
resentation of the state of the cause to
the Convention, I did to you and 9TH
ers, while in the cars on the way to
/ Columbus, in private conversation,
claim the "banner'' for our brave lit
tie county-not because she had sent
up any amount Of petitions, but be-
cause she had never permitted a Divis.
ion Of the Sons to die-had then nine
Divisions in healthy life and successful
action had the tenth Division ready
to organize--had many true and tried
friends who were not members of any
Division, and were fully prepared to
sustain the Maine Law. y ..
/ For these reasons, as the represen-
tative of Meigs county, ] accept for
her, as of right, "tkQt same banner"
and pledge her to receive it trium-
/ phantly in the front ranks Of the army
of Temperance.
1 suppose the reporter either mis-
took your remarks about Meigs coun-
ty, or you have been misinformed on
the subject Of the petitions sent from
here.
By publishing the above in the
Organ, you will much oblige yours, in
L., P. and F. 7. A. PLANTS. O..
For the organ Of ths remnsranos Refarm.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-21

ONCA NHOhA FAAo fff~SH-0FNe5 HA1AN nus
acquired such q potent influence, who
are SO welded to the qualification Of
their appetites, that they are unable,
with all the Influences which can be
thrown around them, to resist its crav-
ings, so long as they are exposed to
temptations. How often do we find
the most sacred pledges violated, the
best and noblest resolutions disregard
ed, in consequence Of the temptations
held out by the enemy, to ensnare the
weak and feeble |! For the benefit,
then, Of the poor inebriate, who lacks
the ability to Withstand the willy infu-
ences Of his most inveterate enemy,
who longs for freedom from the
chains which enthrall him, but is
wanting in power to shake them off,
we need some more potent influence
than moral suasion. rr
But there is another class Of indi-
viduals, to reform whom, the efforts Of
those who would use moral suasion
alone, have, hitherto, proved almost
universally unavailing, l mean the
liquor seller, the drunkard maker.
Lost to every sense Of honor, his con
science blunted and scared by long
continuance in course ofinfamy and
crime, he fears not the terrible wrath
which will surely be visited upon his
iniquities, by just God; nor does he
regard the arguments and entreaties
of man, urging him to desist from his
course of spreading desoIation, pow
erty and crime, throughout the com
munity. He laughs at the tears of
the worse than widowed wife Of his
deluded victim; and scorns the cries
of the impoverished and orphaned
children, made so by his infamous
business. .t. aa+a HH9"
Shall we, then, since we fail to ac-
complish our object by moral suasion,
silently fold our arms in idleness,
cease our efforts for the destruction of
these sluiceways Of iniquity, and
content ourselves with the deceitful
fancy, that we have done all that we
can do, and that our skirts are, hence
forth, clear of the sin of drunkenness ?
No; there is yet a work for temper
ance men to accomplish. If we can
not persuade these men to cease their
accursed traffic, we can, by the strong
arm of the law, compel them SO to do.
If moral suasion can have no effect
upon them, legal suasion will. To
this work, then, the hosts of temper
ance in Ohio should apply themselves
with diligence. Let us buckle on our
whole armor; go forth to battle with
the armies of King Alcohol; and,
trusting in the justness of our cause
and the strong arm of Heaven, for
support, eternal vigilance will secure
us the victory. Let us have the
Maine Liquor Law, and nothing less
than the Maine Liquor Law; and
should our present Legislature refuse
to give us the lawwe ask, let us see to
it, that we elect Legislature next fall,
that will speedily wipe away the ills
inflicted upon our beloved State by
this unholy traffic. ORLANDO.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-21

R The City Marshal of New Bed.
ford, on Thursday, poured out about
twelve barrels Of ardent spirits Of va
rious kinds, condemned as illicit by
the Police Court. a
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-21
BRALLIGAN.

We have not yet received single
new subscriber from Snaketown to
the new volume. How long shall this
be so? .'..' """ a'i ' 'H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

BY the way OF Belgian comes q statement for which
he pubic were not unrepHred - the eject TINT ine
French Cabinet had at last expressed in strong erm' its
surprise at the rresolue conduct on the British Minis
try with regard 10 the affairs OF Turkey. 1t openly
asserted that the French Government considered that
France had been duped by Austria ouiwtted by Russia
and unskully led BY Lord Aberdeen and the Minister of
WsrWss said to have issued orders Of nature convey
tho impression that France must be ready for every
gency 1oulcn paper confirms this by stating that all
officers and soldiers ON leave in that city ordered to
join their respective corps Immediately.
The Nonneur publishes decree extending the period
named in the decree OF Aug g. removing temporarily the
diferenal duties ana -four imported into France
in foreign vessels until the 3lst OF July, ls5i.
Another decree lOrbids the export OF potatoes and dried
vegetables from France until July 81, 1854.
Official returns OF the present prices of wheat in the va
ous departments Of France show the highest price 80 r
per becoire at Strabourg and the lowest Is fr 40
at Hennebon Fnisrre Returns OF wheat prices for last
week in August end first fortnight in September indicate
mar me se had been general Throughout France In the
Loire lnieeure La NeDdee and Charente niereure the
rise fr 90 That the highest average In the
PyTenees OrieDtales, Aude, Herau Gard, BOuches du
Rhone, Var Corsica and Algeria where prices low
est the rise wa IT. 63 in the other sections r e5
The Paris price of the best bread is continued at % cent
imes
NJ. Arago died at Paris Sunday the I'd, at o'clock
in the evening
The uonittur publishes the Convention concluded 3Oth
June last between France and Mexico for payment OF the
debts due French subjects The principal features of
tie agreement are that tho debts shall be paid from fund
consisting OF % per cent Of the import aud tunnae duties
payable by French vessels in Mexican ports and that all
eAhu DC tuilhteu ceOFe ION december OF the present
year, with interest per cent BY bonds in coupons
bearing interest after issue.
Bres paper mentions that under the recent decree.
lowering the import duty sailed provisions, large
der had been sent out 10 Central America
Beet root growers in the north Of France anticipate
coed crop of sugar this season
The contemplated increase in the rate OF discount the
Bank of France looked for take place without de-
lay and the Dex monthly return from the Bank will show
was said. considerable further decrease of bullion
NJ Phihbert Augustin BOuhls, captain in the Navy Is
APPOINTED Governor Of GGadaloupe 10 room Of Gov
BsiIie ul recalled 81 his own request
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RUSSIA

The grand military mauuevers in the presence Of the
Emperor Nicholas at Warsaw were 10 Oct ,.
and to lat five days The Emperor Of Austria and King
Of Prussia were TO be present.
Gen. Prince Gslizin. Qusrtermaster General Of the
WnutreIrcj Straschy. by which Is understood the army
that has do home duty when the nation is ut war has
been placed under the orders OF the Qusrer Master Gea
eral of The Emperor staff arrangement which ia inter
Ifeted IN vaihke sense.
Ru sian squadron, Of 80 sail observed Sept. H..
shout 100 miles distant from Copenhagen From ). Pc
eIsburg Il Is stated sept - that the shvs had been
dertd beck 20 Cr0ntadt there TO await orders Another
says they laid up in ordinary in Consequence
Of the stormy aiher on the Baltic.
Accounts Wis COnsantinope mention that the Russians
preparing to nttack Crcssia with large force aud
that ENJOYS from Schamyl had arrived AT Constantine
RE 20 demand further assistance from the Porte.
Letter. from s. Petersburg reach 10 Sept &c but contain
nothing From Odessa dates were 10 the I'D when
the wheat market again act,e the transactions during
the week having amounted to about $4,000 quarters at
advance Of g.
dispatch from Galatz. Sept H. saws there were no
transactions in the grain market acd the quantities
hand immense There az Galat1 az the aOpye
date from $1,000 10 10000 kiogramms OF white wheat
from 5000 to 900 kogrammes Of red wheat 100000 klO
gTammes Of maize, and $4,000 klogramincs OF rye.
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Richardson Brothers 8 Co.'s Circular.

Per drabfc LIVERPOOL. Monday, l0,h no. Sd. 1888
weather the 3h has been stormy accompanied BY
heavy blowers OF nail and some
Or poits from some pasof Ireland towards the Midland aud
that much offhe oar those districts
that d. had rapidly spread
On the h this day buyers have she less desire to opefe
toictTs realize,
sales been made but Osly limited extent
ductior Of 81. or the extreme prices Of Fr3ay.
10th month, Tuesday. 9TH 1881
We bad good Of the Town Dealer. aad As and
fom the interior several Ireland ali Of whom purchased
WHtr to far extent o onumPon al III prices of Frdy last
brit Gales reported spectators FLOUR recovered the
Cre seerdfy and modrrs business done bat the bakers
acted vii much caution in heir operations We ooasde fridays
eJgrercy 70 be fu D. supported.
aver little oATso OATMEAL sale the best qualities OBJ
tIintd 81 Old cold = osd s. 70 aimed
White, Tawney 3a3 INDIAN CORN uach11sed
but little tune IN L. in retail for fse purpo
Ia piisu BEANS fTees suppoE; ~ v f20 ibs.
T SC1 market c0ed with ilnrsF tone than IL opened
RICHAEDSON BROrHERS 4 co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

FAILURE OF rHx ALLEcANr.-1ho L. S steamship Al
legary returned TO the naval anchorage a Ocls3 III
SATURDAY amer an absence OF III ard kall ia,s On
Trial tip We regret 10 announce thai she poF.ei vsI
badly, aid lat this experimental excursion hl. sal
complete and absolute failure on the part OF the sna
Al tine, under the most favorable Circumstances "a
wird and tide. with The alica Ut both steam AMI 49,
could her speed be increased faster rate than SIX MIA,
az hour. Her machinery worked wretchediv, aai sac,
tie ina! IN moft shaft r,d condition She anchored
The Horse Shoe, oh Old Point Friday night md ga 81
uTGoy took four h0Uis smooth water 20 return 20 "a
Iort distance OF twenty miles.
Since her pturn 10 port Il ascortained that her ma
obintiy i in much worse cond lon than a first SUP
posCd One Of The frames okcn and in order % rpar
i her engines will have 90 be taken out Il thought.
ilU Val reguie az L gs iupr monihs O. reft her should
the Department think il worth while to make another a.
t,mpt H. The meantime, her o.c'rs viii have 90 be Del
tatLtd and her tGan, cd 20 tAe receiving shp pena
sykania The most mcal plan would be Jr the See
rtoy Of the Navy To dispose oi her engines at pablo sale
and axe present Of her bull 70 the Treasury Depart
mtnt 10 he converted into lght-boat Norfolk Argus
KiLIED BY BUFFALo--Mr. J. c. Ferguson at Wash
inet,n How, P0ughkoepsie, while onsagsd with
ether oson in cot,ug psiE OF bufaoc upon ,hs
grounds occurred by the Agricultural Fair AMI enleavor
Ing e. drive the animals through gate Of them bsOka
10, - ard dragged Mr. F. who had rope wound around
Iii hand and attached 10 the bualos horn come distance
lesoie be could rcnGunh bis hold, kicking and ajarng
him In q fatal manner The injured man taken 81 hs
nee who're he attended by Dr. John Cooper who
found m seriously injured internally Mr Fersasln
pifcd about clock he deceased formerly deputy
sha end was univ crsey esteemed for his good qlaltes
He Wa about 80 years old and leaves wife aud hreo
children.
PoLYcAMY.-W William Z. Keep, of this city, was examn
ed in the Police Court Yesterday on charge Of poygs
my IN having more wiv,s O the law allows Tho ale
gaon IT, N on The 18th day If september last he
ri, wife. having then, az now another wife iyinS ia
Wet Brookfed. whose hrst name was Almira Waite. q
dsue her of samuel ate, of North Brookheli Ga tina
18th u he was married 10 Elizabeth l.. Rec, AZ Hartford
Ct by Rev o. III. 1illoison Il Is understood haf az
has sill third wife in PHILADELPHIA Tie Court ordered
him 10 recognize. with snrelios in the OF $1,000 or
his appearance the January crhnina term OF tho Com
mon Pleas, 20 answer further 10 this complaint
Worcester Transcript Oct. II.
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jones BI'Henry's Circular.

Pc .fianhc LIVERPOOL. Tuesday, Oct 4 1850
PEoUsIoss-In Sides lfle DONG Shoulders been
.red fer ireland redneticn OF d. Beef neglected
Pork quiet The inquiry Cheese is only
late prices u mainlined Lard steady.
1ALLow Is IN demand a. fu
CLovZRsEEp has III found buyers th, week.
RICE go
LINLEED CAKE 4 ready sale ship.
CUEEcITRCS BARK o retail orly
brFALsTvTTs have heC dg ealing Of
tacns reguA but 10 dy doing cline of 81 81 y
Dbl fLoUR All ID 10 a 70 WHRAr IsDiAa CoRS
uuchaB ssd q valg-
CoiroSIhs maie became rather sesdisr yeser,y but
cesrtr under the kuec. growing impression
that the 1urlh question approaching pecesbe solution ad
tL ses If the esy echsd 0 bales being erpo
fpfrusn To-Day however things qne changed snder The
!IfSssees Of he wtr character Of the egsphc sdvces
the East the dee 20 sell has returned and
buyers The reaching o bales which export
GpeuH In Manchester business La teen quite unsettled To-
Ssy, by the EesteTu aceogEtA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17
GREAT BRITAIN.

CcuespondeDce OF The ~ Y. IriSpne
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct 4, 1853.
The strikes continues the price of Grain has fallen in
Irelsud as the potato hight seems 70 be restricted TO
the North, but it has risen in Ergani the h LOST
now costs 10 pence Goals are also rising, account
Of the scarcity OF ships many oil them being IL Austria
lia Mouey is scarce and the feeling in tie city uneasy
In Austria the Comedy with the recovered Crown
has become stale bat curious piece OF m erm'iion
las ooztd out from The Buresux General kempen,
TIE rcoe tyraut Of the Empire, has become jealous Of
the torors bestowed On he Julgc Advocate, har-
ger, ard has published in Tie S9dcis JrsFaf
foni oJl account OF the discovery lie openly states
tlat tie Hungarian TX Minister Szenere. IA Paris.
the wol-known personal enemy Of Kossath. cat Of
spite against the Governor gave the necessary iafor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

ts hsht While tie Ge'~asso PERFORMING sas syapho-
~ non hethcgtn tie large hall being crowded tho
fiee1t o. the tnuec enered aeBd.d b. G. l.. Ward
f1r o. 4cw-ncl Pa, end NJ Webster, h PFILs Secretary
frfcn ie tcrUE Instantly CHANGED nllic d
sno ues Of The audi 10 spct FOR me pcsuce Of
'i rstEtfe Of coUItr AID IL glorious RAtiOl altl
Wtsh nsicl lsfofep
Tie German s should remember that the President
IulLo servant and king imperial tina, they
had right 10 treat the st Of the auditory b ignore
then e1s.tnoe and carcarure concert into bastard Yam
kecDood-ekm 1t politicians come and go lie o:her
peore when they DO Equality VII be interpreted and
lot before
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BERhfIDA.

Adyoe from Bermuda to Sept u, the continued
rsvsges Of the yellow fever The desths are in great
essure confined 70 the military and the government OH
cers and their families Scarcely Ber.nudian has fallen
victim.
Major Arthur " Byles 56th Regiment, has been sworn
n Administrator al e Government. the Chief Justice
administering 10 bin the oahs in presence Of the Council
Some coubi wss expressed to the right Of Msjr Byes
a. h. il. Major Osi ley his superior officer being in
tn island Tie qucll nructions are that in the ease
e tie death OF olselce Of the Governor the slnintra
ton OF the Government sha deyolye on the senior mill
tary oeer in command Of the troops Major Byles er
paret matters IN presence OF The Council He said that
Major Oakley was BE superior officer but that be to
Use military terms, the sick Is;, of duty and THAI
IN eorsequcnce be had assumed his duty the com
mand Of tie troops and while in such command he aim
rsiTauon q iLe government Of the colony deToyed
hin.
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FROM THE FISHING GRoryn
csrrerSsesree efrss so.,la traveller

N. fnrfta a.
TIE schooner Onward. Parsons arrived -, ~.
the Bay q s.. Lawrence. having been .hs.' ~, ~
weeks We learn tom Cals PaTsoas thst a. ~
very severe gsis. blowing hurricane for sous hoar-
the he9dsl,n blends al. Ui three weeks a. IN
ward rode oct the gsls with some iorty sal ~ .ns
THE lls.e. Among the nnlnter we're a lew y..A.>
yessels. sene lost their Anchors aad eables c-sPt
hss ben '~o weeks nom he Cat and reports -
There vas large aeet Of fishing vessel. 4. pa.
during the gale. all safe Among the nqmA.r .p.'
SCI Q, MI Silver Cloud. ''if1
By hitter received here en- TAursiay fns. -. :,
tan of this town. dated Casounpec. r. Ell 80
sIttls thst there vss NeIy heavy storm Al
few days previous. sne til. soma gxslve 80
sslore among TIE number : The new ssho.,.s~ ~.
In Pierce, Mcintyre. schooner Rosanaa ~ .aI
Arm hSie GeIrirg, Of Gloucester Il Is tAn.S-,S
frnlhn litrCo n Rossnna may be 20, al - ,1
hsris Ill fgchslg be a css. '-S Al
There wSs Insurance The shove vessel. AZ ~ M,
cesttr Mutual Fishing OtscCs, Of about g. SEQ e,1
foTty ssl rude cut the gale in safety number - },
ksitor day or two before tie gale came ou s,S.3
Snsei. i ieh for their safety. Capt Beaman ar,.
moie oemaeo has b>on done near T. ilAai Nd -
ihet ms,kerl scarce, he having caught enos
cat for foUT weeks.
III, Schooner Z p Howard driven ashors m Re s,..
gaze at th, etian viii be a total ls~s Sbo,a,r n MI
hsIohsl ash, AZ MARION IL is thought uAv he 81, III
The msckere she had on board at the time srs !, III
sh Cd h,me. GrCa; interest Is tslt hero fs the los,
beet, for il is known 10 De very bad weather on M
Northeast Coast ct this late time.
Two sclocntrs have Il herr, % raise me new s,hl
schooner b,l,ngirg TO HaIWieh, Cape Cod ashore ~
bigtC near NIX Island.
Mr. Dasis has laid the Keel Of schooner Of sbo., d
uns. 81 his ship yard East Gloucester log the fvisa
lusftss between Gloucester and BostI n rheNk ~
oIi that gentleman from k5si Boston kslks o. a.5I
Ing shp yaru. TO build alge class vel sells IN this so
Ne hope Ibis report may prove true thcce Il 10 Ast
piece iO ship buildne in NV England than Gloucester
and l. indeed ldilo singular tbst this hfsach 0f b,.
AgEMcUS
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SPAIN

Madrid dates were 70 9Th uit
Gen Jose de "a Concha had refused he appointment.
offered him =, tie new Ministry
The Cortes are conyoked for November 18th
royal decree Authorizes the importation duty res of
al Haffstsi used OF ruieays
Lev y zunsLiP %, ley Don Francisco lie Asis W.,
launched nom the A.. nsl q. Ferrol Galicia
At Gibraltar Spanish rlGEed dolar. wese IN great de-
Inard ior INT China market, ard the 2sh had been
fought e. j. Ter cent premium notice was issued Sept
l:th by the British Consul General warning tie mr.
eholis OF Gibraltar lot 10 import anti further notice into
Aoroeco tea- coffee cOchineA or loggOod-the
hoonst Government having engaged within 81 moaths
70 abolish Tie moncfc! AID substitute f1ei duties On the
above eieles' az also or ggnPowlsr salpAur sapetre
he'd, tobacco, G1i arms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

PouLrnY FROM TIRE WEsr-A correspondent writes us
from Ohio inquirng. what prospect he would have "a
make money bringing poultry alive from Ohio TO New
"Yoikr Now that does look Ike very great under
taking, certainly but why not bring poultry a. well as
beeves ard sheep and swine by rilroad Our Aswer q
come OIL with your ducks and geese and honS and turkeys
decd alive. They not only quoted high but they ara
high Come and try 10 buy for your own eating, Il you
doubt IL But lie Olio raiser OF poultry or dealer In
must not expect realize quoted prices lilo cannot come
here and sell his chickens ho must employ somebody
here to sell for him. and give that somebody profit Tia
midd men the gobetween- have everything much their
own way that plain farmer has no chance for drct
trade with the consumer Still the business Of bringing
pouiry from Ohio this City may DO made mast proita-
Die one and sfIord employment 10 hundred mon % say
moth nc OF the great increase in the production OF poultry
which 1uch trade would stimulate into existence Kali
roed cars or rather should BIO hed ny with the ek
press design being concentration this prospective branch
Of trade Wire would be tho best material for tho chicken
crat,s with canvass covers They wouh DO light to moyS
from one train or boat another and would make saving
in transportation The Western buyer dealer would r.
Qure partner here to carry the business successfully On
large scale There Ia IN opening here for somebody DIS
posed b. 90 into "the hen business fy better han any
ecceleobon natural or artificial for giving Life % CHICKENS