. En dépit OP . . Le général "Hard Times" LES FAUSSES IMITATIONS LE MOINS CHER LA "JUSTE COMME BON ?" . , Les livres de . . Spratts montrent la plus grande vente de brevets pour les six premiers mois de 1894, que pour toute autre période de leur existence, de leur »• OG gâteaux ! Pourquoi ? Parce que les résultats sont obtenus à partir de leur utilisation, qui ne peuvent jamais être obtenus de l'utilisation des biscuits de qualité inférieure. Chien SPRATTS les gâteaux sont à l'avant-garde - l'ont toujours été - et sera toujours continuer ainsi - d'autres imitent et essayez de suivre. '• L'Ashmont" nous écrit : 94 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass., BREVET SPRATTS

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. IN SPITE OP . . THE GENERAL "HARD TIMES" THE SPURIOUS IMITATIONS THE LOWER PRICED THE "JUST AS GOOD?" . , THE BOOKS OF . . Spratts Patent Show the largest sale for the first six months of 1894, than for any similar period of their existence, of their »!• OG CAKES Why? Because RESULTS are obtained from their use, which can never be obtained from the use of inferior biscuits. SPRATTS DOG CAKES are in the forefront — always have been — and will always continue so — others imitate and try to follow. '•'Ashmont" writes us: 94 BOYLSTON Street, Boston, Mass. SPRATTS PATENT, LIMITED: Gentlemen, — It is with great pleasure that I testify to the value of your fooJ. I have used many tons of it in my kennels, and have yet to meet with a sinj^le instance where it proved unsuitable, or was followed by any ill etfect what- ever. It is my custom to commence feeding puppies with it as early as the seventh week of life. The Cakes I reduce to a fine meal, with which I thicken their milk. This meal is fed once a day at first, oftener after a short time, and when the puppies are old enough, the unbroken cakes become one of the most important articles of food. Since employing this method of feeding, the fatality among my young stock has been much less than formerly, and their growth has been more rapid and healthier. (Signed) "ASHMONT." B, F. Lewis, the great dog handler and breeder writes : Lansdovvne, Pa., JuIv 14, i8g4. Messrs. SPRATTS PATENT. 245 East 56th St., New York, N.Y. Gentlemen, — The e.xcellence of your Dog Cakes is not to be doubted. Having at various times, both in Europe and this country, used different kinds of Dog Cakes, I can most conscientiously say that yours are the best. The many tons that I am constantly ordering from you, is evidence that I think they have no equal. I consider that my success in the ring, and the condition of my dogs are greatly due to your world-renowned cakes. Yours very truly, B. F. LEWIS. SPR

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