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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 19, 1872

J. B. GOODRICH

By J. B. GOODRICH

Tobacco.

While stopping at a post-office the other day, waiting for the stage, I picked up the Toledo (Ohio) Blade, Oct. 24, 1872, and read the following, which I hope may be true:—

“Virginia tobacco has suffered terribly by late frosts, and it is hoped that the price of the weed, during the coming year, may be such as to induce chewers not to waste the delicate juice, by permitting it to establish well-defined lines upon either side of the mouth.”