winmmwm it maui#

'lhc Baird Company’s Wine of Ta r,

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\q ouumn enxwrrnowl,

lr L _

*milling un. mm in...-.1 aisifito

tion of bacteria in nature, it is not dif- ficult for the milk producer to under- stand bow they may gain access to the milk. "

. "\

But milk, even before it is \'lrawn,

ihas been found to contain variable and

loltealargc numbers of these- micro-

and

Wild Cherry.

This is an ideal prepara- tion for Coughs, Colds, _ Throat and L u n g Troubles, Irritation , and Hoarseness, Broncbial and Asthmatic Coughs and for for Public Speakers and Singers. “It clears the

throat-”

Large six ounce bottle

35 cents.

At all Dealers and

Wholesale Druggists.

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THE BAIRD COKPAN Y, Limited.

wcocsioek, N. B

. v ~

EE] l`_s]`_|€

M are of those high grade Bell Pianos (having

the Patent lllimitaole Repeating Action.) just fgggivgd frog the factory, See IUC hear them.

They speak for the -nselves.

Fletchers Piano Warerooms.

Opera House Building.

Oct. zo, eod &. w 3 mos. _

Loot our For 11

0D¢l'6 BOIISQ

, Thursday, Nov. 27111 1

Big Musical Event

uni islam

Popular prices.

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UNIQUE WEDDING GIFTS

In sterlin g silver and cut glass that

are not only appropriate - as presents but, because of their novel and artis- tic desi gn. are ol’ especial value. Our lines ,cover everything suitable for the table and dining room, dressing table and boudoir.

Jevveller and Oltichn

ss , 1 -a"-"'-1" ""*

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STOCK BROKERS

"Agents for

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‘ BANKERS ARD BROKERS

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_Stoeks, Bonds, Gram 2ld__C0¢¢°l bought or New-s_»u°s sanding V Yistcltlelieu Clla1'l0tf¢i0Wl, P. E. I.

.. “riff

Maritime

Innes

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Wgalllsms. The lirst source of bac- teria in milk is thc udder itself. If the animal is si;1’l'cring from a specific infectious disease, such as tuberculosis, lnthrax, foot and mouth disease, or other cattle diseases, the bacteria causing these diseases are able -to find their way from the animal body through the tissues into the udder. While

milk from such animals is utterly unfit for consumption, as it imperils the health and life of the consumer, its dangerous eflccts may bc overcome in ease of tuberculosis by properly pas- teurlaing the milk. In the ease of anthrax. however, the germs are very resistant and heating the milk to the boiling point will not destroy them. Fortunately, the milk secretion in ani- mals suffering from anthrax decreases rapidly and ceases completely after a few days; the milk takes on a yello\v, viscld appearance. The foot and mouth disease, which is causing enor- mous loss of cattle in European c0un~ tries, has, thanks to the rigid enforce- ment cf our quarantine laws, so far successfully been kept from the herds of this country. hence an infection of milk from this source is much lcss lia- ble to occur.

In healthy animals the only possible

channel of bacterial invasion is the tent. The teat is a canal surrounded 'oy muscular walls and closed at the extremity by an involuntary sphincter muscle, which varies much in contrac- lilit: in different animals. Oitcn it ij

so lox that the pressure of a small amount of milk in the canal is suf- llcient to_open it and the animal leaks her milk. ln other animals, it re- quires a strong eliort on the part of the inilker to draw the milk. 'lhis zanul, with a temperature of the sni- znal body, and containing always, even after the most complete milking, a small amount of milk, offers ideal conditions

lor bacterial growth. When the ani- 1

mal lies down. be it on the pasture or in the stable, the udder and tests come I in contact with dust and dirt, which src teeming with bacteria. It seems,

then, reasonable to conclude that inl

case of leaky udders thc bacteria adher- ing to the exterior of the teat have easy

access to the interior, where they meet ‘_

most favorable conditions for rapid de- velopment. This assumption is borne out by the results of many investiga- tions, which invariably show that cows with leaky udders harbor a very large number of bacteria in the milk. For this reason, such cows _are,_discarded from the herd in some saiiitary, dairies. On the other hand, where the -sphincter muscles close the teal; iirrnl_v,__the hae- terial invasion is greatly cbeckéd.

From what has been said'-above it

may clearly bc seen that, if cows are allowed to v.'ada- in swamps covered with stagnant water. or lie .down on dirty, iilthy stable floors which are cov- ered with exe:-25:1, etc., the chances are that a comparatively large number of bacteria will be able to enter the udder through the tests, a fact which is es- ecially true ln the case of cows that iieak their milk. It is obvious, there- lore, that the discarding of animals which suffer from disease and of cows that 'have leaky udilcrs, the use of drained pastures and of clean bedding on the stall floor, constitute the first step towards impr:-vcin_; the h_vgicnic and keeping quality of milk.-~-Cornell L'_nivcrsity Experiment Station. _ ,_'

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C AYADIAN STOCKS.

Daily Quotation List Furnished by E.G llYKER'l‘_& CO., MEMBERS CF Tilii

MONTRBIQL STOCK EXCHANGE. dont-real.

Jlosing prices Nov. 1.!.`.\’c:v._"1Jl J. P. R.

f`WlT1'Cit.y

‘doriueal Sl.. l`0ronto-Ry.

Halifax Street .

Richelieu &. Ousum

103 182 94 95

The Latest Shipping News, Reports

Dominion Coal Oommon

12:i§ 1:27

Ooh. I. and S. Com Ml 515

“ Prs'r'd. 94 9-l “ Bonds Sli 88

Nova Sionia Steel lol 14:2 Montreal Power ex div 92 93

Aural Superior Ouiivk Ynierloi

I.. -Qi-_' - .

\» . l l l

__ U" Green Cabbag

I l

.I w

l v l

l l 2

1;;9§ 1311 j C ilfskins, lb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... H33; ,1_,i'_§,-rpzs, per doz . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ ___,j H. , o.y,Der.ton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 3154 345 gl-lines p~r1h..... " 114 11422 1 Island Flour, per ull) .bs...... . .

= Oatmeal, per 100 lbs . . . . . . . .._ Oats (hlacklper mshel . . . . . ... i(lat.s (white) er vishel . . . . . .._

‘ \`Vheat per bushels..

l llfotai-ues, per b 1 . . . . . . . . . . . .._

2 'A urnips.. . . . . . . .. .

I ¥3eet; ltiiblel. h . . . . . ' 2 am s 'ins eo . . . . . . . . . . . .._

f Sheep skins

' Wool lwnsli » 1) . . . . ...

2121 i~’.‘§‘ii.'i.3’°..'»i"1'.;"

-_ -_ _ Ducks per Ili. . . . . . . . . . ...

_ 'sdidi-' ns u8~Cnic»¢-as perlo_......-..... 5

i r

, ' ' _mimi

Radishes ................... . . Molassss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

Oatmeal. new, perlb

Hides per lb Hay per cw

*'31 : cv: 3 5 3 : 93 3 : ; : 5 : : 5 =' E : , , . - . . j 1 _ . - : 1 1 : : - - ' :

I . - 1 - - Z 1 I - .

fi Efiizfff §.§¢...§f. . - - . 1 - I : ; . : : : . : : : : 3 ~ _ _ béébébbbbbbbo¢oo5cooboobcO°oQQ ess;suessssszesassess:ssss§uus 85SSS3388835S38E>’SSE>'8’5"6'S8S8~SSS8 CCG:Gi-*C©©©©©©@€3¢¢¢=€©@©Q©©Q9©© S823'ESS§€iG’5¢‘3<'§3‘§%l5Bl&33S<‘3°rtl?éS3$Sl3.’..'2°.2‘é’

Sllllilli ANU -ff'-'-3'f~.l°§"' i

Pork . . . . _ Potatoes, per bush . . . . . ...

Mutton per carcass ....... . .

Onions per ouuo

Lettuce per bunch ......... . . CatHe Dressed . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

Ducks .................

Gaulillnwers.

Sweet Peas . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

Turnips bus Parsley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ Celery per head . . . . . . ...

Corn, doz

Ripe Touialoes, lb Alivlieu. Deck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . Wild Geese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ Squash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Pumpkins Rabbits, pai B. Ducks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Parc-ridize . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . .

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS. (Fai-mars’ Prices-|--Corrected Daily.)

Barley ,perbushel..............0 40 to 0 45 bei-.iuearcasslper iii. ._ _ .0 0‘J_i.o 0 00 Buckwheat . . . . . . . . ....0 40 to 0 00 Pint-her, per 'lb . . . . . . . .._ ....0 16 to 0 I8

04 fo U (lf)

to 0 15 110 00

0 50

1 5 f : I - ;. . . . . . . ...

5ébbbc&b'obcom~c©:c

2 3l"i».¥5`i7-`fS:$.»’°a~.'»?333i$S?§&»"-‘

gD?33SSg°$35$3S3§-Q ccccacoceeoccow §f?§5@g3KS3S3?&°

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at ,charge with drawn sabres. Forty persons

1 f* leaf.

ll,

`i1i§,£oi.¢s'i¢». N. s

[mf

Ui ,............., .wil bus oats, lilllbus

tunips, shipped by A. A. 'McDonald Bi-os.,,Gsorgetown. - 1 Nov. 8-sour Perfect, waters, Bridge-

water, N. S., 1500 bus oats, 1110 bus potatoes, 381 bus turnips, 25 bus carrots. Z) lbs. pork, shipped by A. A. Mc*

_ Donald, Bros; -Eval. B., 1014 bus nota- ` toes, 900 bus oats, £30 bus turnips, 6 bus

carrots, 8 bus beets, 3 bus parsulps. 11W lbs. pork. shipoeii by E. McFarlane.

| Annandale, for Lisoomb, N. S ' sehr

Maggie Alice, Saugstcr, Halifax, N - S., 50(1) bush oats,8€l bus po‘ at aes, s 'ripped by Matthew & McLean, Dundas.

Nov. 10--Scbr Fern, Walters, 1560 bus

potatoes, 225 bus oats, 117 bus turnipe, shipped by' McDonald 8: Westaway, Georgetown. _

CHARGED. ON THE HOB-

Vinmva, November 11.- There wasnt

iight in the suburbs yesterday during an ‘

tacked the mounted police. who made a

re wounded and seventy arrests made.

1 BURMAH OIL FIELDS.

Cancurra, November 1l.-The Indian vernment has refused to grant permiss-

ion to the Standard Oil Company to pros- peet in the Burmah oil fields. The com- pany has made a. strong protest on com- mercial and international irrounds, con- tending that it hasns muchrigbt to exploit oil in India as it has ts have food and shelt- r there.

MAR`CONl’S MOVEM ENTS.

SYDNEY, November 11.-Mr. Marconi

‘will commence to-morrow to make short distance tests at Table' Head station. It will probably be a. week yet before he 1 commences to communicate with Polrlhu.

A_n Unpleasant Experience.

Has it ever been your unhappy lui. to be

told by your physician that you must go to a hospiral and submit to an operation Z If so, you remember with what dread and shrinking you awaited the day when you must endure the knife. The present day‘ surgeon appears to be possessed bya man ia for operating, efp c ally in cases of hc- :ncrrhoids or piles, aid while the greater number of the profession do not recomm- end tbi-|“la:-t resort’ unless they honestly

0 belfevc it necessary, the fact remains thai

much nee ilcss operating is done, and the patient put to much fxp~=ns'_‘ and s\.ffer- ing for what? To obtain ap.S_ible tcm- porary relief; those wirjs are used af?- viseclly, because in nine cases out of ten the affliction rlturos and the ratizntis isjust where he started from. Oftentimcs be could cured much mrs simply ani easily by the use of such a reznzdy ai the .P_,\1~.:uiid Pile Cure; this his come to be recorrized is the best remedy on the rn-\vl;‘t for the painful disease ¢'ani.=d, and the ¢lragf_gl'~t- uo\_v sellruore of is i.n»n all other pil- rsmediescombioed. The writer yersrn- ally knows people who were afflict: 1.1 initr- the wor.~tfuru1 of llecfriog and pr.;t-rud- inupiles and who .were p:i‘mn.f\em ly curi--'i by me use of Piraumi Pil; Cu;g_ In every one of these cases thc amending

‘physicians lmfl assure: the Sullerfr tint 0 »ly by an operation could he red hiuisflf of thedi~ea:~e; so much for the inlallihillry i of

s'~lri hy all druggwts at the low pri f- of lihycenrs, i- in suppisi my f rm, is ap- plied ri'-lrecrly t.-‘i 1 he parts all".-ct~»d,ai-d p< riorms its work qni=er_l_v an-» p-iiulessly.

The Pymniiri Drug Co.. Marshall, M ch ,T E . M

U 6 4 U rr A NAGER.

the docvors. Tlis ri-uiedy, which i

‘will mail free in any address n. book ti 1|- "

- .imr all about piles or henioirnuidf-, their.

N" Yom _,-`."__ mY_,s”°,,,,_mh,s MRT OF CHARLOTTETGVN. 0-my Quososiou Lbs by 8.11 arxmir zoo., or run MoN'|:n.luL stool -s nannies

Montreal .

theta; prices Nov 1211". 13

A.nsa|n-anated Copper

A.meriean` Sugar

Atehison Common Atchison Preisned Brooklyn Rapid Tunnels Erie

Louisville k Nashville

Manhattan

Metlonolitol

Missouri Paciie

ss; ess, ru 114 as an 995 57.1 so all 349 rss ie? i:-4_'. me in nl? my ies;

New York Cont!" " ' Pennqlvaah

Reading '

Rook Bland

Southern Paoile .

ml U0 iss; I5? 5752 S174 183 186 84 M 323i 33,5 93 £1

',, Railway Gammon ,, ,, Preferred

5; Pun] ' _ 177 176i Union Paoile ' IU-H N15’ United States Steel Colman 35% 37

u se se

Soohoflrrci » ~ 119195

owen ' 84-_i 86

cmcles einen.. ‘

_.__ _ 353',

~.,-i

._i.,

1-mine and cure. `

A iiuuireebion is --ti'-red :bat if the r-cad-_g

XI-w_ 13 ,U-__ y[,,L,. _H B |-, ,gh ~ 1.-ris alliicred, or kmmn anyone who i-_`

I . ~ an, mme, uc ou e,,

Nov 13, cld

Nov. 4-Arr. sehr. Ellen L Maxuer, Max,

Divina, Ggrouard’ d,,_ ‘this book be ei nt for, as i. vi ill be fou. d

lers, Ha ifax; Mariner. Hanley, Spry Bav. N S., Maris, E.esie, M-:1.e=i», f Chabhem. .

-lessen. Forrot, Glace Bay; i

McLean, Jiinino, Picton; Maggie, Zel- `

v iluablv.

BEST HATED MAN IN Emma. p

PORT QF SUMM [RS|DE. ai-ecent congress of the Bavarian Peasants 5

___ Levaue at Wurzburg, Heir Kcmmingfr

,L Nov. 11 sr.-sc. Telephone, G;-ai-iy_ ,\'.-iv. lp declared Emperor Will am to be the best ,l castle, lumber; sc. Ida M., Mallett, Pic- '\l"3-(£5 “HW in the ' E'”Pil"’» and S3-id H`S

sou. coal; S. S. Campnua, Demers, Mon- Mikiesti C0913 “°}°“*f°" l`°°k°U "DOI Ebb treal, gen. mrlse ; bkte. Genesta, D..v.e», `S\1vD0I¥» Of lb!! Doiuontry if he pres ated in

ov. 10, cld.-sc. Eva May, Farrow, Pic- _ ton. ‘

c ou, gen mdse 1

Pi r . A 1 T

Nov. 11 elrl.-so. Sadie, Stewart. Gmpe, I -~

25 tons hay, 5 brls. beans. 1600 bun oats 6 no:-ses, 19 carcasses beef, 10 halt chests tea, 30 pkges. sundries.

PORT OF GRAND RIVER

ner, Charlottetown, ballast.

Georgetown, ballast. _-

Bal-'.imorc, Md., ballast. ~ ‘his A.n8l9Dh0l'¢ P0150?-

N .

‘Milli CURE .. '-250-

Nov. ll, .cld.-S. S Campaua. Demers, "_ ggs As w.

ls sent direct to ilie diseased

E1-ts by the Improved Blower.

eals the ulcers, clears the air

passagesdiltops dropping in the throat rlefmanan cures Catarrh and ay Fever. Blower

Hee. AIldealers.orDt.A. VV. Chaos Uedlduo Co.. Toronto and Bufalo.

ELECTIUN VOIDED. .

‘Nov. 5-Schr. Emerald E, Boudreau °-'”"-

Tonosro, Nov. ll.-At Owen Sound lc-

N°v_ s_Ba°ed Colfxrd - lfay the trial judges voided the election of

. - H I I . 11

and hen,” S 8 I ax Wt A. G. MacKay the successful Liberal can-

NCVUQY' -_ Nov. 7_Schl.i’|&_ Paksrictjm’ ,didllw f01-ANg1~th GPG] ill H18 ltcallb Pi' _

_ - , ._,-.A . pak N _ 4__C[d_ h B, Pd ' J' ,~- vinclal eleefiou. Mr. MacKav admistrd-

55?; Wh” Ta' ' ‘(’;vhe"etc°uk:°NrS_ ;;~:,‘bns ggfaméfgaitho hiring ol rims for the conveyance of

' ° ._ . - ' ' no the pol s.

_ bus turnips, 28.: bus oats shipped by '°"”' _

coeoge S5§@53

\%¥‘i

sooo

- ~ - f »-3-;.;,__f_.~? A. _A. McDonald Bros., Annandal . ' °" ----i-X--_

icoi-reecefirsvoi-y*l‘ss»day.) °

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Nov. 5-Siasig Bell, Corkum, Chester,_.\’.S, 1*

‘ i»=*°.d‘i'°.°»_~hi|1.P°“ !v§J~Far- ~ __ .Macaw 0- C- Ii1<=rusnf__& Go. Nov. 7-Schr J. G. William, Garrison, f €re,i\tlcnier~,-;§gne_,odor`ef§,Dora.li=,n ci-|s*6m f Halifax, N. S , 1200 bus potatoes, 500`er ofliiiof v\'as"`e`oni`p1etfly cured ofriuim ' ` aiism 'after ilvs years ol, _suf[eiii,g,~‘by'

tsejndieioss -use for -ll1‘I3lxlm°s ‘Lig-

hus tnrnip=, shipped by Matthew & Mc-

8 Q90! 2-‘iss

a e anim 1.. 5 , ,,,,, _ ,

' _;g= ja ~ Mi dililt; 8Y'."I°I.`°$fr', I _

_ . --. ' eerrisseenznioes

.V_vMV§L.§& A' \ `>=»?!_ _ V J , * *'r"~ ._ we _""“""""°“‘°"°“""‘”""-‘-“-E-""" ..Zf°".f§t'.°.‘§.£'.‘:.“..I.“..‘.f'..i’ ”’°’°“'

.msg gm'

M , i

5 Suit. Medium weight fora' I A'

` there’s no wanti the T do C8! .lm 5

thatcantbe met 1;" n rwear aiogueamancan vu, 5

_ -or six times as much--Soft lamb’s w00l,ribbot_l,

th’ best YW’ U1°n¢Y C31 buy anywhere-Heavy

igaz,

ARE YOU

Well you willbe shortly if yoirare’ not now. 'Z

our men s HEAVY W-~lIlGH~Ti‘> course. 'It is not safe to wear thin Underwear pg. can sell the heaviest UNS|‘“\lNKAB|»'Ei $2.06 f0`I

The fm .na mum weighs are in mn ` _

Underwear at 25 cents the piece and 50 cents the

Men’s Outfitter.

_> A 0 “

ws The antl~Somites candidate was elected. I

rn; U

Made without seams at Will not twist on the body, yields tg every motion giving ,free play, to cular development. They fit likepnn

adfmi°‘_`--“~l Ski". always comfortafie. Water i;::p}'o\'es. -'I L . f “

sold 1. s.-fi ci d ~ “Stanfiehl " is oii~_;;ry'$;a?;£ut.__:_ ' S

1;-

‘!113}' Ci€S1I‘9. Clients onle-:'s'executed with the l'e“-<'- o~\`i!°le` 1 l delay. Careful attention givent ill _ P H I

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BERLIN, Nov. 1l.~Uuon the occasion of i rhe - - i I"xpS"`Qe Rate per Cent' to T°m*1'I"‘{°m@ 1907*”

Bad Oiee

E. M. Swrseei A r mowsoaee .uv ~-.my "

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sigcr EXCHANGE

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Members New York Stock Fxchange.

New York Produce Exchange. New York Cotton Exchange ' Chicago Board of Trade. ' *-

neocon com-Spoiiaems. H.ie.LmGm'oN 6. co.

Sioclils, Bor!<is,_G1'aii1,Cotton, etc., bought and sold for

c-.ish or carried on margins of 5 to 15 p. c 1Ve have listed on our blacklioard the best Moutrealf Boston and Nw Yfuj.. Stool;-:_ Our morning telegram from the best zipsiet 01; 'Wall Street, forcasts the clay’s mari-:et and so far lla: very reliable. Qu our. ‘.ftbles yoii” will find broke-r~.’» da»iI;.' -.wel \veekl_v marlzet letters also l*-oo'-cs containing valiisble init ima# tion about investnients e‘;:. 0.1: repgrl gf ;;_'g=._.';1'_>:i= xreglf., 55, printed every ‘.Vednesdc.y morning in iliis p:i;,~ei'_. ` '

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other Canadian Life Companies, average

THE ra-uruAi. use oF CANADA zfmug. ,_ ,

iafivw Marry 2 per e¢n1.1.>w¢rmm me me-si of 1'... -f 3,

In 1900 this Company LED an canadian Life- the amount of new business written -In Can.-.<1 ~,

_(1901) it LED them all in the amount f dl~ me

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