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:!d‘lnqie leiiions, making gh", if 3; 'Q95 have made three errors in mein; em use ncaa cl mu. This is far better than we mv, qu; been able to d ith th ' ` ..... _ _ ° " °.°ru°'~°~f~

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we were a liitle dax?¢ll1lte\e‘i;(.h;i<?n,1ttitr°a::s' P“"P°°°lY 9°- in l’°ZBl'd tosnrgical cleanliness. While it is iinpaulbig to 1\Pl’l`°l°ll S\ll’S‘lca1 cleanliness in using

5' 451933, BS Possible. Var .ig Benn. ings result from lnfectioil ahdthey are' quite different in cbdracter 'from .the swelling resulting from a pogluvg reaction. The former is 'soft and in. clinad to extend along'tba tail, and passes away sooner; The character-'is- tfc reaction from tha ingymgg-mai test is slightly rounded,.ver'y hard, '°¢h°" Painful Bild versists for sever- al days. As far as our experience hee BOW. it appears that<the"reaction from~the intradermal test, will, on the average, be at its height on- the mud 555'. I Sometimes. asa matter of convenience, n _re-examination, of .°Utu*? 13%? lfllH¢‘fi0l\_ll18Y be made on the third dey. 1 ~ ‘ _ We have found that the intraderinal ‘lniection should he made with a mcd- ilkml sized needle; ay vary small needle might be preferable, but it is top

the Openings in the epidermis .made

tunlty for infection. We find it con- venient to administer this test, tak- ing hold around the tall with the left |1895. and seizing the bare skin on the under surface between the middle (ln- ger and thumb, pulling' itaround as far as possible to one s e_' »t, st,

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we attempted to pick up the caulrai fold. We sopn found "`that` tiiiip was a waste of time and in] our "de-3 sire to get along with the"work, glwé |\vere willing to make the injection ,wherever we could find the s‘fin _"soft emi pliable. It is diiucult in describe the insertion of the needle, but here-

in.lies .the secret of ._accuracy. ' Al

|thoroughly clean needle should '- he ,pushed along under the surface_oi.the skin, only deep enough so that, when the tuberculin is iniected, it will,nqt ooze .through to the surface, Three_or four drops of tllberculin is sufficient to give a reaction. It is impossible to gauge this small amount on the plunger of an ordinary syringe. For all practical purposes, it is sufficient ito watch the point of injection- and _ _.___ .QF _.___________ _s _Q

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ll lent direct to the diseased parts bye the

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Qccures Cstsrrh and Hay Fever. ‘ . ii box : blower free. Accept no

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MAIL CONTRACT

Sealed 'I‘enders.= addressed' to tim'

Postmaster_General, will be rwgived at Ottawa until Noon, on in-id,,,y‘ the 6th December 1912, for the conf veyance of His Ma1esty’s Mails, on a Proposed Contract for four years, six times per week. Over special Sm. ral Mail Route from Wellington sta. tion, P. E. _I., to commence. ae_ eh, pleasure of the Postmaster General.

information as to conditions of pro- posed Oontrect may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be ob- tained at the Post _Offices otwelllng- ton Station Macdougall,, Ellie River _and at the office of the Posf:;’_0fl‘ice ln- spector.. Post Office Insp_ector's Of- fice, Chariottetown. Oct 22nd, 1912.

JOHN F. WHEAR.

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_'ninety'-eilglit per cent accuracy. Gi-gag.. _

tllll Y-cet. we soon found iff`~paid‘ 'to be

urns-upmiene syringe iiaiine iinui e'

little elevation, sevmethingltka . the .oi the lntradermal test, but as far as sine of a navy bean or a little larger lwe have gone, the indications are is produced. By counting up the af ,that the uncertain reactions will be mount of tuberculin used. we _ find fewer in number than with the use that about- 8 drops will' Produce s of the temperature test. little elevation of tbl! silo. A re-ex-| I 'might say in conclusion that amlnation of 3 herd of cattle that are while the -tuberculin test seems to be

free-from tuberculosis on the third day afteriinjectlon shows absolutely nothing. It is extremely dificult and

in many cases, quite lm‘D0¢9lb1° 9° degree of skill, judgment and care, if find where the injection was made. In iwurate results p are to be expected. a tuberculous animal, g swelling HP' -Neither veterinarian nor layman can

pears, which varies quite a* good deal in-size b\lt=is sudiclently large. _as B rule, that it may be seen for_<l\\l¢° B distance, The swelling is hard. Pain- ful and sometimes extends_er0\ll\¢\ W0

upper surface of the tall and remains this work- continually and receive post from five to t-eu dove- 'mortem notes on all cattle sleught

In all forms ot. tuberculin tests, an

animal now and then will fall t0 show a clear cut reaction. Ol*-ll°1` 11°' gative or positive. 1 have not bm” able to figure up the 'Humbul' °f

Dr. Morse's _ _ indian Root Pills

are not a new and’ untried remedy- our grendfethers used them. Ha I s century ago, before Confederation, _ they wcreon sale in nmrly every drug or general store in the Canada of th!!

day. and were the reco%iiz¢d_cur_e ll thousands of' homes for onetipation, indi cation, Biliousneas,Rheumatism and l<idncy and Liver Troubles; To- day they are iust as eicctive, just as » reliable as ever, and nothing better has yet been devised to 3

easily broken. It is my opinion that ' promptly removed, and the premises

Cure Common Yllls

"suspicious reactions fromths use

a 'very siniplematter and that far mar and students are inclined to un- dertake lt, it really requires a high

jump in and make tuberculin tests and do the most acurate work at the beginning. We credit our record for acuracy to the fact that our men are well qualified veterinarians, are at

ered, while the animals are still fresh in thoir minds. Only after workiigg at this testing for six months or a year is a veterianarian able to get the most acurate results. Where ai r is testing ' all the cattle in the

munity, he soon gets familar with infected herds and has .the history of many animals which bs tests to aid him in drawing his conclusions. Without such history, errors are bound to occur.

Right here, I would like to explode

the fallacy of tue yearly testing of diary herd lor tuberculosis it 'seems that when the matter of testing diary cattle was first discussed, it popped cattle every year, and this theory has been blindly followed. We find in our state work that if an open case of tuberculosis is found in a herd, even though the diseased animal is

lllSll1f00f~0d. one or more additional enimsils are liable to develop tuber- culosis withln the next two weeks. There is exposure on the day of the test, and' shortly before it, which theoretically would cause other ani- mals to develop tuberculosis. Our ob- servation for the past twelve years shows this theory to be absoldtely correct in many cases. We had oi fino example of results of an animal re- test in the State Hospital herd at Farmington. In 1908, two cows rc- acted and were removed from the

some of the other animals were pro- bably infected -upon or shortly before the day the test was made and did not show any reaction At any rats,

the test 19 1901 snowed uve ani-

mais diseased. These five were ship-

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test in 1910 showed eleven ' of the best cows inthe herd to be diseased. This was about what you - get with

the annual tuberculin test when you ff ~"=1 ` _‘

are handling diseased herds, The re- sult? will not always be as had as this, but will be in many cases. In order to clean up a herd in which an open case of tuberculosis is found a retest must be made every sixty dayl. until no reactions are found and then

again at the end of a year _ Nothing-

short of this will be certain of re suits, so that with an annual ‘retest of dairy herds, you are likely to find, almost as many tuberculosis cattle each succeeding year as were found in the beginning. In the meantime, the people who are seeking protection. from tuberculous milk and paying f0l‘ services have received nothing for their money. The work of the veter- inarian is discredited and the effortsl of the city and state ohlciails to cor- rect conditions is more or less dis- graced. On the other hand, we find herds of cattle in this state. Wllwll have been in existence for forty years and which do not contain a single diseased animal. When any herd of cattle is tested and found sound, es- pecially if tested twice in succession, to maiie certain that no diseased animal is passed over. it can be safe- ly counted as sound permanently,

herd with reasonable promptucss. The people in charge were instructed to

providing no diseased animals are

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Steam Tannery ' for

We offer for saldqiilr tam-ii-ry known as

Kensington Tannery, wiih iis rniiiuriis comprising Engine and boiler, machinery. isaiher,,bark, _tools cic,, ilie plant is 'fairly modern, and in good working or- der, with plenty ofruom for exiciiuion.

A chance for ajoint Siock Cnnipuiiy io

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times _per week... ' .‘_ \_'»j°.`._"'_l Overltural .Mail route ii~b‘i`ir;,'Bu?"7 mersfde., isouth West), PI.‘inee` .E ly' ward Island ' to coihme’nc_»`l .'a_t.`_ pleasure of theroetmaiiti-r i.¢e‘i_egnl,-_.1 Printed notices coiitaining'iiirt.._-.~:

iuforniation as to conditions of pro- po;_.»-il Contract may be seen and ,hlefiia' forms of 'l‘ender'may,,be oiitafned the Poscoiliees of summmlde. -St-

ool--¢ of the Post oeiea inspectbni Post Office Inspectors Office, Char iottetown, Nov. 4th. 1911.

‘ John Wbear

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Pen-Angle Under- wear is soft and vel- yetyi-_it iS kllit tO form,notdraggedinto (shape.-_-it is guaran- -teed to give utter satisfaction in every

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Pen-Angle Hosiery is knit without a seam-the name is an absolute guaran- tee of foot comfort, long wear," ‘no rips _and less darning than anyotherhosemade.

Once you wear Pen-Angle Hosiery you’ll know the joy and comfort of fault- less hose-no other kind will do again.

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Examine these beau- tifully knit and ,fin- ished garments-note the superfine quality of the yarn-observe how stylish they are and how snug they fit--then, you’ll,want to own a Pen-Angle Sweater Coat.

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