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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6533, 3 February 1882, Page 2

XfffoellftiMou*, I |>l 8018 OIOZI.I OBIVDEB, (Trade Muk Fitted.) vnorr iabmeb should have one WmpiM*. -sort dnratta and perfect Sickle {Materia ft* world. Itojctttui it. I* the ■satfrladetosie m use forall yarpoass. For sole by eU ftwltiw Good agent* and Canvassers " , * toa • POWELL * DOUGLAS, Wsnksgan, Illlinoia. iIBT DAVIS' FAXIMCILLEB. safe and <■"» ——*y fotrhenmattsm. nonralgir.. of ill who mat »M Mat safe nsdiditi which can bs nuwy tlni*ilU«»tt in doctor bUli-Prloe, 36 muU, Monte, and Idol per bottle. Wreotfons eooompany won bottle ForsalsbyanDeafgurts. EW ProoKM-LWSBKD MEAL. Bead what! (From W. B. Stewart, Southi Plynvwth, V.Y.) "I am very much pleased with your Linseed Heal. Bave fed It to my cows and oelvsa tor the past four weeks. Formerly fad oom meal and middlings astho other load. I think for caivea there ta more than that differenoe in favonr of the Linseed Meal." „ «.. (l^omS.J»dd«lford,Bh«bjtriie,K.T.) " Tour LLueed Meal te tha bast feed for making cows give milk I know of. I gave ttiem twenty quarto of it per day. sad that milk increased twenty quarts?* . m „ . __. (From X, D. King, Norwich, N.T.) "My horses were never in an good condition ae to-day. Before tuing your Linaeed Meal I was feeding ten quarto oate per day, and now lam feeding only alt quarto of the meal, clear, and with m being tha beet and moat eeeaomical feedlhave ever need." > (From D. B. Backne, Hew Berlin. H.T.) "I hare been feeding my work team for about two montha on your Llnaaed MeaL Hare had them on the road for twelve yeara, and they are in finer condition to-day than ever before. • • • Commenced feeding a lean ©oweome six weeks ago, to fat, and lust tmtohered her. The beef waa in splendid condition. • • • Hare had hens for Meal they lay every day: Prices' Offloe No. L Wabash Avenue, Chicago, ID. AMEBICAN VBOBTABLB FIBBE CO. Elliot Creeaon Gold Medal, Franklin Institute. Certificate of Honorable Mention, Ohio Exhibition. Highest Diploma* St Louis Exhibition. Silver Medal, Penn. State Fair. Medal of Progress, Am. Inst,, New York. Various encomiums from Manufacturers. i Flax and Hemp Beetored to America I ~ BEAT impea^mentremovedfromnaxandhemp in the united States, by the Machine of the American Vegetable Fibre Co. Each of the awards above named was accompanied by'the warmest approval of the judges examining the Invention. The speed of its action, and the completeness of its work, surprise all witnesses. The dependence on coarse hand labour, which destroyed our trade for nearly SO years, is now removed by the substitution of this most ingenious Machine, which will fill the dreary gap between the cultivation and manufacture of these and similar fibres, and thus restore to us the long-lost "Golden Fleece." Illustrated pamphlets, giving full particulars, sent by mail on application to American Vegetable Fibre Co. JOS. F. 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