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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11

Baltimore b. ia the p,s, prcssat.i ga =
ner attractions which have made the cisv
vrry popular add drawn ,hiiher very maav
people from this section. This Oriele Pa
resan. Trades Displays. Exposition, aud
The Ike have bern strung cards in the wsy
Of demonstrating the ,ow,'s enterprise aud
liher.iity
This summer, however, the city 10 to
eclipse AL pr,s ious- Efforts It. the shape Of 4
spectacle. ae the Pompeiian fete IL upgues :
tiopabiy TO be the biggest Out door even,
ever attempted there.
The most excessive preparations are being
made 1T Pompsiisr Park where a space ~.
ward Of SIX bundled feet esrh Way has bet q
snclosed and where an smpithsa;;e is pos
going up. capable OF SEATING more ftnu .2;-
600 people. A real lake over 300 ieet long
aud lao iect wide is being exc4v.ted, while
Pompeii will exc ed IN i,tpcnsious the larg.
est blocks of boiidins 10 BALI more.
Every thing will be upon the very largest
scale, the number of people taking active
part ia the rendition re.ehiag nearly 40
The fete will commence on the evening .
o! July End aud 4th. aud continue there
alter every Tue day. Thu 'sdsy aud Sa,ur.
day evenings, u,til August 5.h The 4
U. With its Characteristic lioer-li,y in the
way OF stording our peopls every opportn.
nifty OF witnessing the splendid things Bal
hnore gets mp every summer. will put on
tickets at the very low rsie Of one fs,e ioI
The round trip Al all stations west OF aud in.
ending Wilmington, Delaware, aoi east o (
End including Oakland, Sd, aud Siauntou.
Va. infof maiion concerning definite day ;
OF sale aud limit for return, tic will he
fn' rished By d. %. Ticket Ageu's
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11

VOTING PoR BAYoNETs AT THE
POLL, is the appropriate headline
which the New York Herald places
over it, Washington dispa CHI mn moan.
cirg the pas'age 81 The federal elec.
ton or force bill by the republican
majority in he House OF Representa-
lives July 2. The vote, it will be :
mt mhcrod. was I55 TO l49, AMI there
were only TWO bulters from tie dicta.
ton Of the republican caucus. Mr..
Coleman. OF Louisiana, ar d Sir, Lebl
bach, Of New Jersey, refu CD to Obey
the crack of the party whip, and are,
therefore, in good form To- stand be.
fore their constituents on thi, ami
versaly day Of national indel endence
as sturdy opponents of an outrageous
force bill artGully designed 10 invade
the rights OF the States and to control
The suffra2es Of the people. The tyr
aDncuS action Of The republican ma.
jority OF the House Of Reprcse natives
is itself o strong text COR oar Fourth
o! July ora ors.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11

Nr. REEDS OPPONENT Hon. n.
L. Frank. the d. mocra'ic nominee
Tor Congress in the Portland NE. J
dIstiic. ag.inst SPEAKER Reel. Ia As
years Cd q giadra'e of ruf, s Col.
lege. and ~ man md lawyer is OF
excellent standing. he only flee
be has eve. he'd i, thai of represent :.
alive in c gi.la u c in 1876 and
1879. In tie lait'r year he was
Speaker Of tie I,,tss. lie Ger.
ven'i"n tia, nom D.ied Mr.. Frank
passed reso' ution bitterls denounc.
ing the f'detai e'oc'ion bill now pen.
dig h fore Concr SIS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11
Notice to take Depositi0ns.
Jesse G. I.upton, Committee Of Mar.
tina OTIS.

90 HANCFEY.
Michael Oats Mary Oa,si widow O" George
oAtsj ke6ecct Lupion and Samuel Lupton
her husband. Leatta Lup,on and Jor sIh.n
bnpton her husband Lydia Oats. Angelina
O4is Miranda Oi,s and Isaac Data her hus.
band. Harriet Hammel and Rev. Hnmmel h., r
husband. John l. Miles and Margaret MILES
his wife, Elizabeth Oats, widow OF Jopa. han
OATS, Wesley Ons, Edgar l. Ous. ~
Heaiwo'e and Fannie v. Hestwole his wife
IaJ Tor Oats and Martha Oats his wife,
Danie j. ShiveTs George W. Sbivers All.
ehatl Sbivtrs. Sampson snivers, Jane, II
Lamb and Mary ". Lamb bis wife. Pat.
rex shane ard Caihariue Shane his wire
and other unknown heirs o I San uel Shiyets
snd Noble Sbivers now deceased Jonathan
Widmire. Joeeph Widmire, Margaret SIopa.
kef and John Slonaktr her husband. Geor,e
Smokey and Emma r. Shockey his vii.
William II Powell, late Sheriff of Hampshire
eountyJ administrator C. I. a Of Christopher
Ca's, dee 'srd, George A. Lupton and Hen
~ u ~Schaffenaker
And IL appearing by fi1svit fled herein.
that Michael Oats. Rebeccl Lupton, SimueI
Upton, Miranda 0ats. Isarc Dat, Hattie
hammeI q ev Hammel her HUSBAND Daniel
Sblveis. George w. Shivers NJ icbael Shiy.
ersJ Sampson Shivers, James VI. Lamb. Mary
Lamb bis wife Patrick shane Katharine
shame. Joseph widmire, Jonathan Wild.
n''eJ george smokey and Emma Shock
ey- are uon'resideuis or unknowo, notics 10
hereby given 10 hem that shall on the 24th
day OF July lS00,at the rrBLtc School Horsg
near ID lions Run Postcffice. IN Hampshi5e
county. West Va between the hours Of sun
rise aud sunset OF the said day. proceed To
take the dispositions OF sundry witnesses 20
be read as evidence on my behalf in the a.
boVe cbahcery causrJ now pending IN the
Circuit Court o. said county, in which I am
complainant and you and OILERS ale DEF, n :
osnls Ana u from any cause, The taking
OF said dispositions are not Commenced q :,
said day, or being commenced, shall not he
completed The taking Of tue same will be
continued from day to dl,. or from time
to time until completed Very fespectfuly. &c
JESSE g. LUTON
Committee OF Martha Osts
June %, 1890 At
Monroe 4 COInwell 4 Alexander, scrs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11
ATTENTION HAMPSHIaE co.
DEMOCRATSl

I am directed by the c. unity Dem
'ocratic Executive Committee to call q
Mass Meeting Of the democrats OF tho
c. unity to meet at the Court House IN
Romncy, on Tuesday. July 10Th, (the
first day Of tue July term of the
County Cour,) at half-past 10 O'Clock,
"a. M, to appoint delegates to the
State Congressional aud Senatorial
Conventions. A large attendance is
Ieq1es'ed; and 1t is hoped that the
good democrats Of the county will
turn out in force and open The cam
paign with an enthusiasm that will
insure tho greatest results at the
NIN,pter election.
j. f. RUS SELL, Chairman.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11

To all persons holding liens ty Judgment or
Otherwise, on the real estate on any mar,
thereof, OF Joseph Timbrook
n rusnance o. decree OF The Circuit Cour,
i OF hampshire County, made in cause
therein pending TO subject the real estate o.
The said seph Timbrook TO the satisfaction
OF The liens thereof. you are hert by REQUIRED
to present all claims beId by you and esch
OF ,on against the said Joseph T,mSrook
which are liens on HE real est,te or any pa;l
Q, u, Tor adjudication TO me at ny flee lie
The county OF Hampshire. in Rom, ey, wesl
Va, on or before the 70 of July. 1890
Given ind er my hsDd Ibis 9th day If june
1890 JAMES A. GIBSON,
Commissioners of Accounts
For Hampshire Co w. w
jane ID, 1880 -4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11

TX SENATOR THURMAN has ex-
pressed his vievs 10 regard TO the
fe isrsl election bill now pending in
the House OF Representatives. lie
regards II ss a step towards the
stro ogccntralix,d form Of govern.
msnt for which the republicans have
always shown likiul, and lie d ,es
not think II possible for aay admin.
istration to have such pc as this
would place IN lis hands /, continue
Itself in power without making that
base use OF H.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11
NOTICE.

To the Creiiiors Of Berj p FIVE. deed:
Al ne uq"'si Of George M,iIesoD, Sheriff
OF HAM shire comfy aud as such committee
Admir- 81 Benz. p Frye. dee d, whose nc.
counts as socb are before ne icr settlement.
rotice is iereby given that | have appointed
The 2nd day 81 aLtusi, 1890. as ~ time ana
my thire 10 EomnPy, W. Va, rs the Il4ce
Tor 'e'e'virg ,r OF NJ dc,is or ceman d :
against s"'d l'e' =. F'Jr. dc d or his es
tale. Az persons having such dehis or de
mat DC WIZ present item 10 NE wi n legal
proof ~ ny Office on OF before said day,
Given uLder my hand thls 18th day Of
June. 1890 JAS A. GGBSCN
Commissioned OF accounts for)
ow Hampshire cJunty, W. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11
II y L &c T. i.

TO the Creditors Of George Kei,er, decd.
A I the request OF r. d Powell. late Sher.
~ III OF Han pshire County, w. Va.
and Ak fUch Committee Administrator OF
George keiier. dec d whose accounts ms
such are before ma for settlement, office il
hereby given that have appointed the 10Th
Of July, $3.50, as the tine aud my III ce, in
homnry,. w. Va. RS the place, for receiving
proof OF deb's or demands against said Geo
Meier, dec or bis estate. All persons
bhving such debts or demands viii rre.eut
them 10 me with legal proof at .ny uffi ce on
or before said day Given under my hand
this 0 h day OF June 1890
JAMES A GIBSON,
Ctmmissioner OF Accounts
Fer H"mps6iIe Co., ". Va.
June 10, 1900 CIV.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11

DEATH or Hon. BEVERLY TUCKER.
Tho announcement IS made of the
death of Hon. Beverly Tucker, which
occurred in Richmond, Va, Fii'ay,
will be received with regret far be.
vond The limits OF bis native 81 ate.
Perhaps no man in the country had a
larger or more extended host Of &C
quainiances, and all these wero his
friends. II is probable he never bad
a per: onul enemy. Mr.. Tucker was
a gentleman of gcnia! disposition,
warm in his friendships, and an inim-
table raconteur. But beyond this
lie was man Of fine mind and eX.
.cclIent at'ainmen's. 10 his death
Virginia Loses a devoted son.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11
HAS QUIT TUG REPUBLICAN PAR

HAS QUIT TUG REPUBLICAN PAR
TY.- President Carr. Of the w. Va.
State Senate, has abandoned the re-
publican party. He cannot stand
the attitude Of that party on the tar.
if question. MIR. Carr was elected to
the Senate four years ago as labor
republican. and was the hero Of the
? famous deadlock OF 1889, which las
ted four weeks and resulted in his e..
lec>ion to the presidency Of the Sen
. ate. Mr.. Carr is enc of the most
influential men in the state.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11
INTERNAL INGENUITY

Gould scarcely deeise more excrucisting tor
lures than those Of which you sec TIC eyi.
dentcs IN the face Of Rheumatic q. neutaI-
Ric sufferer ne Hgopies are the copse
qncuce Of not checking "a rheumatic or neu.
ralRic attack al tho outset ilOsteiter' Stom.
ach Bii'ets has been found by skillful medt.
col practitioners 20 possess not only rene.
DIAL hut defensive fircy, where those dis
eases exists. OF tendency 10 ihem is CEbib-
lied Surely this puissant bur safe botanic
medicine, bearing, too, such high SPECIFIC
sanction, - better than the poisous Of zen
employed but most unsafe, DOT only in con.
itusnce, but 10 isolated Does The blood
's dspuraied thoroughly from the rheumatic
virus, sod The nerves slightly inquired
upon, saved from ultimate and diroful N 10 IS
BY this benign saving medicine which like.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11
Merit Wirs.

We desire to sag TO our citizens that for
years we have been selling Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King New
Life Pills, Bncklen's Arnic Salve and f.
lectric Bitters, aud have never handled rem
edies that sell as we'll. or that give such :
UNIVERSAL satisfaction. We do not hesitate
TO guarantee them every time, and we stand
ready TO refund the purchase price, il salts.
factory results do not attend their use
These remedies have won their great popu
larity purely on their merits. Williamson
Diller, Dfugg iste.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11

FROM NEW YOEK CITY.
Mr.. A. II. Ha cs-Dear Sir:
lcur patent eye.s asses rece ived
sometime since,snd nm very much
pleased at the wonderful change
that has come over my eyesight
since | have discarded my Old
glasses, aud am now wearing
yours. ALEXANDER AGAR.
Sec. Stationcrs' Board of Trade.
All eyes fitted and fit gnaran-
eed. at ile drug stoIe OF William :
on < DIller, Romrey. w. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11

PASSAGE or THE ELECTION BILL.
The majority in the national House
Uf Representatives Thursday gave
another illustration Of its extreme par.
,issrship by the rasssge of the 4, de
eIai election bill, by vote OF 1856 TO
l49. All amendments from the dem.
ocratic side were voted down, while
an smendment from the republican
side, designed to make the bill more
Odious to the white people OF the
South. such a thing were possible,
was adopted. The bill now gees to
the Senate, hut what is fate will he
there remains 10 be seen. 1t hardly
seems possible that such an extreme
and sectional MEASURE. tbe%Only pOss
sible 6 fleet OF which would be TO stir
up strife between the two races in the
South, can receive tho Endorsement
OF the United States Senate. IL is
certain that its pa sage Will he yigor.
ously contested by the democrats Of
that body, where the bulldozing tac-
lies SO successfully employed 10y
Speaker Reed In the House cannot he
Rvsiled Of. In connection with tie
pas sage Of the bill by the House Toe
much Censure cannot be visited On the
eight democrats who were absent
without airs ON Tuesday when The
vote vas taken on the amendment oil
hr. Lehlbsck, n New Jersey republi.
can, which proposed to extend thC
law To every congressional district IN
the United States. Seven more votes
would have carried this amendment
and yet IL is asserted that there wcr,
eight impaired democratic members
in Washington, one or more Of then
being Ia The restaurant of the Capitol
when the vote on tic Lehlback sme nd
mobt vas taken.
Too Busy FOR POLITICs.--The va
eermolon business is abs, rbing At
tenfinn in aoulLpru GpOrOia Ia thi
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11

IF TOUE uArK. ACULs
Or yoc are M! Worn ont. RAJ gos. t,r nothing
4, Is general ,c,,i itv. 1ry
BkDHN'S fkON EfTTkRS
IL VIII cure you, and give "A gc.l Appetite. Sold
ly all dealers ia medicine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11

When nnby was sick, VIC gave her Castoria,
when she wac n Child she cried FOR Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria.
when she had Children, she gave them Castoris
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11
IHRESHING
MUcILLWeS II lSDecinIkIk.

timpltst. Most Durable, Economical and
Perfect IN use Waste no grain; Cleans IL
Ready for Market.
ENGINES. bORSEPOWERR SAWMiLLS.
Force Feed Grain Drills, Hresses, &c.
Send Tor Catalogue rnd special Prices
y GARQGHAR co
Penusi lyaniE Agricultural Works. Yofk Pa
Juus o -3n
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11

The people OF Denver Co.., claim
that the census enum rators Kissed
5000 persons in their city.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11

Gov. Nichols OF Louisiana. has
vetoed he bill, reneHing the charter
Of the lottery cou paDY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11

Tho internal revenue collections
in this state last year aggregated
S90f,GG9 %.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11
We are also .46ents for

E'Rines. Saw-mills, &c. a. manufactured
oy the AulImanTaylor Co., whose reputa.
non IS too well kcown 10 need comment
1s We want, and pay cash lor good
clean lumber.
TIT Come and zee ne, or write to US. AL
inquiries cheerlully answered
SHELLY l. WIiGMAN.
Romney. May 0, 1890.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11
Shelly & Wirgman
Planning Mill. Contractors aud
Builders, Plans and Esti-
mates Furnished.

ME handle Sash. Doors and Blinds in
w Guiding Hills pat. inside Sliding
Bhncs. something new and nice We keep
on hand, Flooring, Siding, anu /. VARIETY OF
MoaidinsS and inside finish, in bard or
soft wood.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11

County Court Of Hampshire Couniy-L
d. Sehnib6e, PTesident-R ID Powell and
John \. Pancake misaioneis; e. S
White Clerk. The regular sections are held
beginning on the 6rst Tuesday in January.
Aprri, and tbs last Tucsdny ia JalyJ aud the
f. urlh Tuesday in DC lober.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11
Fourth Of Jnly Exenrslons

The Baltimore sDl Ohio r r. Go vii
FELL sxcurgion tickets To and rom all siaiIons
or VI hues east Of the Ohio river vi rdtuced
rate On account Of the Naiiou.l Holiday.
Fxuision tickets viii be sold for all trains
Joy 90 and abb velid for return passase
until July 9TH. inclusive
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11

Too Busy FOR POL1TfCs. The va
eermolon business is abs, rbing at
tsniion in southern Georgia TO the
exclusion Of politics. The crop is
sple I'D. md 80 farmers are making
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-11
NOTICE TO Lien HOLDERS.

e0May o. ls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-30

1t had long been well established fact
that Central Alabama could not success
fully grow winter apples. People had
tried il time and again with all the pop
ular winter varieties recon meuded by
nurserymen. but Invariably with the
same result, failure. Finally in an old
gentlemau's garden in Butle- county
appeared a Seeding apple tree. How 1t
got there he had no idea, though the
most reasonable hypothesis put it thnt
his children, eating an apple in the gar
den, had thoughtlessly dropped seed,
which by some means or other got COW
cred up. The young tree grew with I'M
usual vigor, and eventually came into
bearing, proving itself to be winter
variety of rare excellence, entirely
adapted to the needs of that particular
locality. Crafts from this accidental
tree were set to such an extent that now
the people of Central Alabama are be-
ginning TO have their tThornton win
ter g very fine variety, kept III first
class condition to the May succeeding the
season OF its growth. 1t is possibly
Seeding of the Ben Davis, as the fruif
carries several points of resemblance to
the fruit of that variety.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-30
Poisoning Us Out.

The state Of Vermont has fixed it I'D at
more step III the same direction that
might be taken with equal propriety. The
latest issue of the Massachusetts Plow-
man tells us that the state legislature of
Vermont has Just passed en- act proh hit
ing the sale in that commonwealth of
anything in the line OF butter or cheese
not male wholly from milk, no matter
under hat name uni less it is coioged PINK
with some kind of pink colorng matter.
The main stab seems to be at cotton seed
oil. There is now upon the market in
every state. and in large use "a substance
known as ''cottou seed oil lard. - A
little butter added to the substance fits it
for the market as 'cotton seed oil but
ter. - No Que pretends for either that
they are other than the name implies
By muny consumers they are greatly
liked. Chemists have pronounced them
entirely wholesome. They are cheaper
than ordinary butter and lard aud hence
they go of with Il regular rush. Then,
again, cotton seed oil is now entering
largely into the manufacture of cheese,
enabling the mauufactu ers, it is
alleged, TO make a really better cheese
than they could make without it,. Not
the slightest effort at conceaIing the
presence of the oil is resortsd to; indeed
its guaranteed existence in q cheese
selling at comparatively low figures is
now being held up as good selling
card. People are beginning 10 regard
cotton seed oil as entirely wholesome and
the equal in every respect to olive
oil, aui when they can buy an
excellent cheese made cheap by its addi-
ton, that particular cheese is the cheese
for their patronage. They know 1t TO be
a cheese not made cheap by some kind
Of injurious adulteration. It presents
one of the extremely few cases In which
adulteration actually lifts the article in
point of value as far as relates to uutri-
tiousness. But from this time on the
people OF Vermont, if they use those pro-
ducts at all, must take them adulterated
with some KIM of poison. There is moth
ing particularly broad in this assertion.
The legislature does not prescribe the
kind of coloring matter that must be en-
ployed, hence it is but reasonable to sup
pose that it will be found IN some of the
very chsap gas tar dyes. Gas tar is q
virulent poison. So high 10 the per cent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-30

It is to he presumed that the expert
enced hand at putting up butter for
market knows all about how to do it,
aud that, therefore, any directions OF
advice offered TO such would be super
tious, but il is to be remembered that
new hands at the business are constantly
coming i'll as time rolls on, and to such
the fullowin substance of an article APP
peariug in tae Indiana Farmer, NAV be
of interest:
The article mentioned says the price of
country butter offered to consumers is
regulated largely by the condition and
degree of care with which it was pre- =
pared, and often really good butter
MAKERS fall to realize top prices, by neg
Letting small and apparently unimpori-
ant details, that IN themselves add
nothing 10 real qualities, but. which are
powerful factors that work conviction to
the eye and mind OF the fastidious
buyer. Neatpess, atiractiyeness, aud
convenience of the package should not
he overlook ed. Each package or cake
should be- wrapped in a very thin paper
of some kind so glazed or finished that
none of it will pull off on the butter.
Muslin cloths, so commonly employed as
wrapper, are an abomnation, and
never take well with the public eye
They suggest the idea of old cast of
garments washed up to be used ms butter
wrappers, but everybody knows that
nice, clean paper could never have been
used in any other capacity than that in
which il is now seen.
A very neat stamp on every ball or roll
OF butter takes we'll. 1t seems to sug-
gest the orgina! package just as finished
up from the churn. Each roll showing
exact weight or very little over is also
q taking thing. Butter made into pound
or half-pound prints, ornalnented with
neat design cut into the block, costs but
little more i'll time or labor, yet will
bring an advance, other things being
equal, in almost every case. Then there
is another advantage to be gained by
neat print Oh every package, provided
the butter is really good. The print,
always the same, soon comes to be re-
garded rs your trade mark, and hence
persons who have used your product and
found it to their satisfaction will soon
get in the way of looking for that par
ticular mark and taking the goods bear
ing it in preference to any other.
The highest prices are obtained for
butter toy those who observe most care
and Judgment in preparing il for market
No article of dairy food is so critically
measured by the impressions of the eye
As butter, and while the palate may not
in all cases be deceived by appearances,
and the form does not improve qualities,
yet the neat and tasteful package will
always be the first selected at all ad-
vauced price