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SAPUR
Y\Y
27ra
LiRCH
SUGAR NOTES.
The difference
between
a prohet
a d
a
profiteer
was
10eently elucidated
by
one
of
the writers
:n this
wnay:
A
prcoaet
prophesied
the
world
was
coming
t:
an
end
recently,
hit he did
not know
/aat
he
was talking
about.
A profiteer
on
the other hand.
predicts
that
soap,
s.ioes
and
sugar
will se higher.
and he
krows
what
he
is
t: king
about.—Louis
una
Planter,
Marcl 6t..
Brokers
in N:w
York
got
interest
ng
news the first vieek in Weoruary
in w
ch
the refiners aninunced
that they will
re-
ceive
T cents
a tarrel
on sugar
sold
i1
the
city and
15 cen
; a barrel
outside
of
“he
city.
This is a-
sdvance
of froms
0
7
cents
a barrel o 350 Ibs.--Ibud.
If you have t:ars for thz sugar
bai s,
prepare
to s “ec thzm
now.
Sugar
hcover-
ing
around
20 :2n‘s is gcing to mee
its
Waterloo
in Wisconsin.
Come
cree)ing
to the bench of humility,
ve
sugar
lc rds,
and
bring up t‘e
rear,
y 2 sugar
p:Ofit-
eers,
for the
riorning ligzht is brea.iing
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DISTRIBUTORS: APOTHECARY HALL,
ST.
THOMAS.
and the
darkness
disappears.
Wisconsin
is going to beat
you to it,nay not with beet
sugar,
but the queen
among
sugar
pro-
ducers,
the
maple tree,
is to be
crowned
in March and give ye shades
of the night
a grand
march
with a flow of sweetness
at
the rate of 20 quarts of
sap
every
24
hours,
yes
200 quarts
of
sap.
and, with all
the
trees tapped
there
is going to be
one
great
beating
down
the
pugnacity
of
sugar
scaring
on the top and maple
syrup
and
sugar
will go over
the top and down
the valley of good will will flow 5,000,000
pounds
of maple
sugar
from
hundreds
of
farms
in
the
State.”
Listen
to
the
prophet;
Such
is his word.—lbid.
Dr. Fenwick,
of London,
is authority
for the statement
that
the deaths
in
the
influenza epidemic
were
not
due
to
the
epidemic itself but were caused
by heart
failure due to underfeeding
especially
on
sugar
He
ridiculed
the
fear of it and
claims
that
a hopeful outlook like laught-
er always evinces
a superiority
over.any
situation.
Laugh and you are
master
of
the imps of the night and
the pestilence
that walketh in darkness.
Eat
sugar
to
keep
sweet
and hopeful.—lbid.