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out. Go to yoiir Edison dealer today and t d It at _t. e ask him to PlaY some of these wonderful "§“`-_l ' m erm e is so man’ lm 8 mon Blue Amberol Records. Then take them ' home to keep and play the rest of your life. _

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A complete line nf Edispis Phonographs and Records will be found ak ' .

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1\|,,',»_¢`5i¢ guiwntgxous or thermal rum-mini, mt iff- .`1““°°¢l°‘°°°°fY in so many dutewit veil M *° rl" dns cs,\is`e'lor;s1olsing not the dis- wv'u-, oy 5 __ mm-Q simple test, and one th'¢¢, pi-0_mi_sgg'_t,o be more acur-_ atc. In extreme cold weather, the night and early morning rogulred in taking temperatures of cattle is dis- agreeable in _the extreme, In .hot wea- ther, 'when cattIe'h.re` accustomed to _nie comfortable coniitions 01 the Rhady' plnggrnss pqqture, it is al. most-'inhuman _ tog confine them tor twenty-four hours _ln is hot dairy ibarn. Very lI`¢<l“9“l?1¥. indeed. an ani- mal _will be found that is in no con- dition to give a true reaction to the .thermal test. It-is no uncommon _thing to have to postpone a test on cows that are found in heat, in ad- danegrl pregnancy, or which have re- cently given birth ,to young. Various other agencies interfere with the ftemperature, and the length of time lrequired to give thethermal' test lmnkgg it impractical to use this test ifin examing a~ small lot of cattle, 'scattered through 'the country. This ‘fact has become extremely apparent fto ua in attempting' to test. all of thc cattle furnishing dairy products ‘to ii city in this state. | The iiitradsrmal tcst. has many ad- iautages over the temperature test. No night work is necessary. Neither nge, nor the condition of the animal influences the reaction to the intrad- crmal test. A cow that is in heat, one that is in advanced pregnancy, ,one that has recently brought s ral( or aborted, young or wild animals that are excited 'oi' worried may be tested by the intradermal test, as wcll as the old gentle cow, that stands quitely in her stall. The in

expedient, -as to make comparison al- most unneccssa,ry. Without' it, wr would have been entirely unable, at nnv ‘reasonable expense to make the tests of »tbo small scattered herds furnishing dairy products, for in; stance, tothe city ol Columbia. Witb the use of the intradermal test, we have tested over 700 lots .of cattlr for this city, many of which contain- nrl only one, two or three animals. Except for the intradermal test doni- ing to our- rescue, we should hav: been compelled to abandon our plans

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ll/Iany people fail to understand the

significance of a lame, weak, sore or aching back. ' `

When tho back aches or becomes weak

e in some way Tnkc notice to the warning and cure

_ the backuche on the Hrst sign, for if you don't do this, serious complications are sure to arise, and perha develop into Dropsy, Diabetes or Brighites Disease the three most deadly forms of kidney trouble.

Doiin's Kidney Pills go right t0‘the

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writes :-“For two years I had a severe pain in my back. I was so had that when I would stoop down I could not

straighten up for quite_a time. I gist a box of Doan s Kidney Pills and the el

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completely cured. _ I think the are the only.\remcdy for disordered eys.”l

Doan’s Kidney Pills are 50 cents a box

3 boxes fox-'$1.25, at all dealers, or mailed

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are known from one side ilu: ionlinvnt to ihc olhcr and r

housewife who over \;$l `ligui_ ecommendcd by every

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This is not a calm. ire# Incl, and we can prove if.

Gs! A "HAPPY THQUGHT"

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Agent for llappy Thought Range

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' Our first-class equipment, modern methods

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cold weather to rome be-

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from winter’s winds and

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Wlieu ordering direct specify “ Doan’s.’f

» ~ - kid” ' " herd lOl* 5 nllmbel' Of yehfs an none glib; .wflmmg thai me W' ue' pl the other animals hqd become ef-

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the

_satisfactory and expedient method of

has been' mentioned in veterinary lit-

eave it a thorough trial, and found it inacurate About the same m

the skin, and inoculating the scratch

failure of the ophthalmic and the cut aneous test_.f`renh in mind we were ~very skeptical about it. We, there fore, began its use with extreme cau- zion. We had so little faith in it that we never thought of us-ing it at all, except to compare with the tempera- ture test before any animal was con- demned. Results were surprisingly satisfactory from the beginning. We looked for a chance to give it. a se vere trial. For this purpose we sel- ected an old herd, which we reason. ably ex-pected to be badly diseased with tuberculosis. Fifty nine of tho old animals were given the intradcr- mal test. One reaction resulted. We were about ready to disca.rd_ this test without further; trial, but we followed, sip in a few days with thcmsuhcut- aneous test and strange to say, got \ slight temperature reaction in the same animal and no others.

The reaction from the intradermal

test was more marked than that from the temperature test, the latter giv. 'ng what is ordinarily considered a "suspicious" reaction. The cow was old and practically worthless and, therefore, condemned on the suspic- ious reaction to the temperature test. _ Our doubt about the accuracy of both reactions was increased for the reason thavtthia cow had been in the

acted, which is directly contrary to the general rule. She soon went to slaughter and showed ~a tuberculosis lesion of the liver, thereby strength- ening our faith in the intradermal test and ekplalning why the other cattle in the herd had not become affected. We* then began the use of the intradermal test on lots of cattle scattered out through the country around Independance but never with

mal showing a reaction to il; until the temperature test had been ap- plied. We soon found that the verifi- cation of theintradermal test with

ing the matter out, thoroughly, we continued to carry the tempera- ture test along with the intradermal test in diseased holds after we began testing cattle in the vicinity of Col- umbia. Howevsr we soon discovered the tuherculus centres in the vicinit of Columbia. We ventured to rely

that gixus entire satisfaction is a luxury

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tsipls a quaglity of bgsal sw=)mp,kandi is N I A N

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On account of poor health I am offering lsgoiriihiiytzqiialfyhiiili-diggs ‘sepsis-

my fs rm for sale, ` containing |25 acres Isl Pl'|°0l \‘l\0d°f\¢°-

of' which 80 acres aie clear and in M;

_splendidhcarl for cultivation. The oalacne EXPERT OPTNIAN

is covered with hard and soft wood, there being enough hard work for fuel purposes to last a |¢eneratlon.The property also con- ~

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‘July lst, and wont on to tick

we took up thei again last fall. _we intention of ` using

iutrsdermal

cattle around Hill and Bt. Joseph were tested p

head, forty-four herds were found- to contain one or more reaction animals. One hundred and thirty eight head of

and three of these condemned cattle have,-to this writing,-been sieughtff ‘ ed and lesions of tubersolfs 'visible to the naked eye found ln'ull bir

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two. Considering the slaughte`red_'an'i-‘ ' ’ n‘ d _in Canada for mals aloha, the intradermsl test has th°‘ ard`

apparently made two errors ‘in_ '108 D

aiitopsies. Atthls ratio, there is In

probability of -less than one error 'in

Missouri. the p35 reactingcowsstill tin hand. ‘_ 9

For several years, we have wished Up to_ the present time the utr der-_ i, ,'_;Bes` _ '_ ' _ and striven earnestly, for some more mal, tests sh0Ws~ iii- litt-len qover- .lasby » tio' You

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ursery use, on account of its `.

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with tuberculin.-=or what is Ynonn as H l' /' .Vi _ “ i ` H the ‘skin test ' This also fell lar ’ `

short of accuracy. It took only n , ' V _' ` _ \\f _ . 2..., . . few trials to discover that lhrse tests ' _ __ _. were unreliable. “<’y‘/

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test was announced, we hoped that /___;3--

it would prove 'a. success, but with the ` -f' p

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Leave 'your -I call with Big Ben-

chcer that is strangely novel about an alarm clock. , _

His face is frank, open, easy' f

and sleep soundlymtrustingly, every minute of the ri__i_gh‘t-h_e’ll call you on the dot at any time you say. And if' you-» roll -over and# try just one more nap, he’ll remind vou gently that _it’s breakfast time and keep on calling until you’re wide awake.~» _ '1"here’s 'a feeling of bignelss and strength about him, a pc- culiar glow of brightness and

to read-his, ke s_largc, strongjl

i 'easy to wind'-his voice clear,

sunny, pleasing to hear. f

is sold ‘in Prince Edward.,

Island by the following jewe1ers_:, _C. W. Patterson, W. N. Tan-V ton, G. H. Taylor, Crockett. See him in their ._ \vindow when you pass by. _

Mrs. J. Mclnnis, Carleton. P.E.I.f the` thought °f wndsmnlng an ani- i I '~ 'i

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testing cattle for tuberculosis than , -|,G0,,¢,m“,d on pas, 3_) _ M”s*= ° the old temperature test. We have ` ' - .. wf ' ' - _ _ » ‘ __ ____-‘- __ __ ‘ - ,. diligently tried out every test that Y _ ‘ _ . i _ ._ - . _ _, . .

erature. As soon as what is knownas . - ._ -~ _ _ ~ .f - .v~.;-_»:- .- ~1i\- - ~ av 1 - .~ il. -ran-s the “eye test" was announced. we - ~~ ' A 3-7' " `:"' 'I ' I ‘ '» ` "7 f' -F \ .- .-_ 5 », f _~.- »‘,,

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lwe tried 'out the method of scratchiur ' `:'_" ' ' ` `, ' ,,.

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ll Chores Cocoa beans ground in a rnodqrn. sp’o¢ loss Factory, long ones in blending andfrodps- i ing; ending cars

has it.

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lppefizing and wliolnome. Cewaifs

8f°¢¢f» il Cocoa ~ ` ’ ’

N the morning more than any other time

of the day you need food that is nounshmg and refreshing Noth

"I8 ll m0re temphnt richer in food value, or more easily digesteelithm

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iigd me 23 Ihkeptbcgn using them until I uniaieciigigilyii fd: thzuiigeglgs I I _*__ _ ' '53'