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. FRIDAY. APRIL T. 1899.

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‘ ACTINOMYCOSIS.

, Tm: GU_iizn1.lN’s recent interview I with Dr. Pethiclr, V. S. in regard to , tuberculosis and “lump jaw” among _ Island cattle has attracted consider- xable interest, which ought not to be "permitted to abate until we have a system of meat inspection established.

Dr. Pethick has furnished to the

Farmer a fuller statement that that given in this journal in regard to actinomycosis, its origin and how it is spread. He tells that the germ of .fthe disease is the ray fungus, which is sometimes found oi grass and grain and is imparted to cattle by eating. “The irritation the fung produce gives rise to the induration -of the tongue, long known as wooden tongue, or to the enlargement of the jaws or other tissues, both internal and external, tumors form which have long been looked upon as cancerous and described as osteo sarcoma. The disease no doubt spreads when ani- f mals sufibring from it are allowed to ‘run at large or to graze on the same ~ pasture fields with healthy cattle or to feed out of the same troughs, as ' the spores escaping in the saliva may be taken into the mouth of the ani mals by their eating the grass or drinking the water. Thespores pene- trate the tissues and produce irrita- tion which results in tumors of the above description.”

In England the disease most com-

monly affects the tongue, in Denmark the soft parts of the head, in Germany #the throat and in Canada the jaw. tumors and abcesses resulting are .-all found to be the same in their for-igin from the presence of the same :fungus In the form prevalent in the .filsland and throughout Canada the

-.disease “starts in the marrow of then

drone and by a. slow extension gradu- lzally undermines the entire thickness »of the bone, the growth continues out- wards and after working its way I through muscle and skin -finally breaks through and appears extern- I =-'ally as a fungus growth. Thesel sgrowths may at the same time work ‘their way inwards and appear in the In fact Dr. Stewart, of the! 'meat inspection service of Kansas _ City, says that he never met with a well marked case of actinomycosis in ` which there was not a fistula or pipe connecting the tumor with the mouth, hrough which pipe was dischargingl an ill smelling fluid.”

Dr. Pethick, while desirous not to`

cause unnecessary alarm, tells that it has been discovered that a similar ll disease, arising from the same germ is found among mankind. The loca- tion of the disease in man corres- ponds fairly well with that in cattle. Dr. Pethick proceeds ; ,

"The majority of cases which have

been reported in different parts of the w0;1d,anri they are now quite numerous. I

indicate disease cf the face. '1`he skin N

la very slow process it may extend down-

of the face may become akected and by

wards upon the neck and even into the , cavity of the chest. In many cases thel teeth have been found in a slale oi more | mr ll ss a lvm cell decay :ind iii 1c~v ra-eS‘ disease ot' the lungs was observes."

Here, then we have a frightful

disease, prevalent among cattle, com- municable under certain conditions ,from one animal to another. And we ` he ve a corresponding disease, repulsive and incurable in men, And we have undisputed evidence of the fact that cattle ailiicted with this terrible mal- ady are sold for food year after year to unsuspecting customers. Surely we should have the means of detect-

ing and preventing the sale of such diseased meat and it is the duty of our law-makers to provide it. The disease ought to be promptly stamped out, _by the slaughter of every infected yanimal.

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i What the construction of the Nica- ragua canal would mean in the way of shortening distance by lvater be- tween Atlantic and Pacific ports may be briefly stated. From New York to San Francisco by way of Cape Horn is 14,840 miles; by way of the canal 4,760 miles, a_ saving of 10,080 miles. From New Orleans to San

the canal would he 7 ,182 miles.

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To be Sold by Auction.

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THE subscriber is instructed by the

ieprcsentatives of the Estate of

thelale Wi,li.-.im Dodd, Esq.. to sell by* Auelion, on the premises, on

AT 12 O’CL()CK, NOON,

the following properties, viz :

lst. That valuable Business Stand on

Market House, at present occupied by J. B. McDonald as a Dry Good Store together with one VVarehouse in the rear. This property will be sold sub- ject to the unexpired lease of said J. B. McDonald, having 5 years to run.

2nd.Warehouse No. 2, also in the

rear of the above property, at present in possfssicn rfb VV. Crabbe.

3rd. Dwelling House and premises on

S gdney Street, between Great George and Prince Street, being part of Town Lot No. 19 in the 2nd hundred, known as the “Waterman” property.

4th. The two Double Tenement

Houses on Pleasant Street, part of Com- mon Lot No. 32, formerly known as the ~~\Valler” property. ` 5th. Pasture Lots No. 531 and 538 in

the Royalty of Charlottetown, at rre- sent in the occupation of Christian ; Boisner.

The sale will commence at 12 o’c1ock,

sharp, in front of the Queen Street pro- perty, at which place the, Queen Square Property and the Pasture Lots will be sold. ,

The sale of the other properties will

be continued at the res-peclive premises immediately thereafter. `

Thesf very valuable pioperties will be sold without reserve in order to close the estate.

Further particulars can be had at the

cflice of Davies & Hazard or from the undersigned.

R. BEARISTO.

March 22-d2awts Auctionee

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by the best tailor’s labor, iinished and p/ut into shape in the best possible style.

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Looking as nice as you would wish ?

If not we will be pleased to attend to it for you.

, Make it* run as good‘as new,

Look as good as new,

for a very small price and giiarantee entire satisfaction, We will be pleased to call for any work you may have. Now is the time to have it done before you Want to your wheel. ,

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TEETH

Are you thinking of coming to town to have some dental wor

one 'l Is your time limited 'l Let us tell you what we can do.

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TRACTED because you are told that it cannot be filled. We

LESS DENTISTRY by use of the famous

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ay as impression is taken.

We have everything required and up to-date for best work an

or comfort of our patients. _ _ I

We make metal Plates or Vulcanite plates and ,put them

lace same day as impression is taken.

Persons from out of town will see the great advantage of com-

ing to see us, as they can have their Dental Work done withou loss of time, and fully guaranteed in every respect. Cur prices are low, and each branch in charge of a specialist. Llptaminations and advice free Call and see specimans of Teeth without plales, rkc

BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS,

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Berlin Method ‘

A New

A salad made of tongulrlaal it! ‘vir-

lues. The fresh tpngne is boiled and 7 skinned. and cut in small lhin pieces. Six hard-boiled tggs are sliced, and artistically arranged with the tongue. A little celery is next chopped up very fine, and distributed' with the eggs and meat. The whole is then covered with a mayonnsliae dressing. Served with _lettuce or other greens, the saladmakee. an agreeable change so cftinon our tables.-Ex. . _ _....___..,._....___..

The effects on :lie internal organs of a I

Turkish 'bath have been studied with the phoneudoscupe by Drs. Bianchi and I Regnault. _ In lhe hot room, the lungs as d heart dilate .rescuing their greatest I size at about 175 degrees F.,ihe liver and 3 spleen are variously affected, and the towels and empty stomach dilale. tle full slomach‘ being 'contracted by I x- 1 pulsion of food. The cold plunge rapid- ly contracts all the organs. which, ex-I cept the stomach, ,relurnto their usual. volume in 10 to 35 minutes. The baths _ are recommended not only for the ex- ercise they give the organs in health., -but also as a means of estimating the elasticity of the organs. which is dimm- ished by age and disease. ‘

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Dnan Sins,--This is to certify that

~ I have been troubled with a lame I back for lifteen years. I

,I have used three bottles of your

MINAR'D’S LINIMENT and am completely cured. ° It gives me great pleasureto re- ;-commend it and you are at liberty to fuse this in any way to further the use ,of your valuable medicine' .

Two Rivers. ROBERT Ross.

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AUCTION SALE

--OF-_~ '

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

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I am instructed to offer by auction

at the residence of E. H. Beer, King’s Square, on Thursday next, the 13th inst., at 10.30 o’clock a. m., valuable household furniture, including parlor, dining room, kitchen, bedroom, etc., etc., etc. See hand-bills for further _ particulars.

R. BEAIRSTO,

Auctioneer.

April 7 ed td.

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Diamond and Gold Filled Broaclol Ladies’ Lomeih (llmin Chain Bracelets Gents’ 0haiua_,ctc.."eUe.

Our Watches special value n

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