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Theae cj*ivn».<»aveo)ic»i t->rV. .:t.-,res»*o«donceo"m'.b"o :-i:e:c»f. bit \;eCc uoi l^'locjsclvesrs^OiUib'eioiche o i'.;vlo".!8 c.f \. v\;ers. Conesj oauc^se mnbt i.i c.il issfii ;o £i'l; -.i i*o-i ;iC oy the > col i.adie taa addres o t ,v v. i-itti'--.<pi vecc^rii.y iov puli'leavion, but.: AS«w.. ..tee o. tooJ flit.:. ■
(To Ibe Editor of tbe Epeniag Star.)
Sib,—When reading some of the articles in your ralrable journal trenching on ihe necessity for cultivating other resources thun th<) production of the precious metal, my thoughts hare reverted to an industry which I nolicd gave employment to n.any youths and women in London—the maniifactire of pL'kles. The manufacture of such popular cond:menti| as pickled walnuts, onions, cucumbers^ 1 brocoli, French b^ans, &c, would, I believe, prove remunerative. Chilian pepper can. be grown here with little tiouble.' Had I the land I would ime a dttt pt it. I
I give the idea for what Us worth, to those vrbo h. ye.—lam, &c 5 PICALILY.
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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4719, 21 February 1884, Page 2
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157Correspondence. Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4719, 21 February 1884, Page 2
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