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no need to worry; it you're at the front. of two things one is certaiml Either you’re resting in a sale place or you're eotposed to danger.

<1! y0u’re resting in a sale place

there is no need to worry; it you're exposed to danger. of two things one

'Q very Ish to make claims,

= proven? We publish ,T Vino! to prove the j mshs shout it. ‘

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l ~ All weak, run-down, overworked It you're not wounded there ls no

store strength and vitality to feeble wounded slightly.

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A clean, bright stove is usually the sign of a. good cook.

I Black Knight makes the task easy. 'Just apply with a cloth

on either warm cold stove, as it his 'non-inflammable.

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_ 'hi' - W* ll 'OWN Y°\\l' UWB! tain: Either you recover or you die. iff! lmwwf "|\\“¢i°lll that proves 0\lt` li you recover there is no need to

An "ltaillan Sky"

Many people have written rhapsod-

les in praise of the “deep blue sky"

town. Vino] ls sold in Montague by of Italy. The blue is deellllr. not lie-

cause the dust there is liner than in

H. J. Mahon. also at the best drugglstg TWENTV-ONE CASES

. in gil Prince Edward wand town, ' QF 5MA|_|_p9x N0w_ the northern countries, but because in

" ‘the countries oi' the north, due to the

_ = FREDERICTON, N. B. Nov. 11.- greater wvluess or the air. the vapor

"' There are now twenty-one cases oi m°l`° Nadu? °°“d°“9°S “Poll the d“5t i smallpox ln the province. since last particles The duel Particles thus- be

nliglgt nomnew cases have been report- :;;l&?u1‘;l'S;f1 “tml ?l¢:§B`fél“el;\ilti'h "°:mi° e utt s'ai tb tk lmidl t- V ' “"1 8° 2 * ing that th;-,;n§aS ebezneim; chagze rays alone, but others are also rcilect- fer t he better. 'une Provincial Board ed- and H sravish light is produced- of Hgam, has forbidden 81| public In a single location the blue of thc glniilerings 1;, nie districts in which qFg;ar1l>l\1f;; alfyélrfutgqnéetgliflrl; sma pox cxst.-Ch h, h l _ - 2-_ 0 8 and all places S of alhll-lberlisent Bc h(li(l';| 10 be very blue when some white cum. hw" ¢sn¢ell¢d_ it also is probable ulous clouds are outlined against it, that all 'other gatherings of a publicllfll CDUSWUGUCE 05 the Smal C°llll°“9l nature win be fm»bidden_ with the with the brilliant white. After A show- °<;°,;‘";,;-- °f “;,‘s"»=s. wt e approac ng fe era election - he-in called the slitlnltinn in the in“a deeper and purer blue le the result-

frcted districts of the province ls"`F`“ll1llY Herald-

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The visit of Adolphe Houdrcau. of ll-Ll-lMlNAT|NG GAS |5 FUEL FOR

Ottawa, secretary to the privy couu- LONDON BUSSES

nil, to Fredericton 'yesterday to de- -°°- liver the Commission of the appoint- Old Mother Necessity has produced

another invention and this time one of such unusual appearance that not

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Amg, me-nt of l-lon. Wm. Pugsley as lleu~ §° m°DePY“A‘N’§YFRENcnrn»’5bleRe- tellantgovernor was' the fourth which

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the October Number oi' Popular Me- chanics Magazine, but also i_ilctured in color on the cover. The shortngr of gaslolilie and methyl alcohol in Europe and the vital necessity ol conserving the available supply ioi

HEREDITARYI

Frorn the Passing S'how.

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London and some of its suburbs. Bags ` that resemble small captive balloons are anchored to the tops.fit thc big cars and iniiated by pumps at filling stations that have been established along the routes ot’ travel . Certain of these are understood to be match'

lamp posts conveniently situated at,

the curbs. The plan obviously has necessitated certain mechanical chan- ges in the engines which. at least, in- volve the cwrblwemrs, _hc‘=’1es the feeding and compress1'§~~\ systems. The amount of power obt:\'iied from

the lighting gas depends ll" ~\ a num-'

bel' of things, and a rcliahfc estimate could not he made without more dc.- tailed intormatioli than is at hand. lt is not altogether clear why un- wieldy bags are being used instead ot compact steel cylinders which could carry gas under high pressure. .-\l- though. at iirst thought, it seems that there might be danger oi! accidental ignition, this is undoubtedly avoided by providing ilreplooi covers lor the bags.

OLEQ INTRODUCTION WON'T HURT DAIRYING

lt is stated that at the Milwaukee

stockyards, where the run of calves for the months ot’ March and April totalled 48.910 head, the receipts run from 85 to 90 per cent. male calves. lt is .further stated' that there are several buyers on that market who purchase well~niorked. welbilormed audi tliorourghly-sound heiier calves and ship them buck to the'country to he raised to make dairy, cows. Farmers

reports from many stock yard com- inisaion men, cow-testing associations and others-are not shipping milch cows to the slaughter houses or stock yards at an alarming -rate, as has been claimed; and they are holding back a greater number ol heifer calv- es than ever before. In reply to the question: Are there any good helier calves from pure-bred' bulls being sold for veal? 39 out of 47 cow-testing associations in Wisconsin replied ‘1No," four "Yes," and foul' “Few."

This evidence of trust in the luture

‘of the dairy business. coming from ii oountry where olconiargarine has been manufactured and in use for years, lgoee to show that very little account is taken, by the dairymen. of the possibility of this material in- terfering with the dairy industry. Oleomargarilie willdoubtlcss displace interior butter. but what farmer ever made a good living out ol’ poor bui- ter? The small supply ot’ good butter that is produced now can easily hold' its owil in competition with any but- _ter substitute, while there are several other- better channels for the disposal of the milk that has always been. to u great extent. wasted in the iilokilil: of interior grades of butter.

Canadian dairy farmers may well

decide to raise all their lleifer calves that are at all promlsilig, with :issui- nnce that there will be a good market tor the milk that they will give later. And there will be money in ll for lim seller oi' buyer ot’ these pl'ol-pcctive milch cows ii’ not one oi' them ever nlrives at the stock market, nlerelv to be reshlpped to the country. Trails-

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Gee our new Pyrex Casserdles.

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returns, Stencils and stationery on application.

poltation costs too much money ioi'

in the United States-according to

that kind 'ii business,

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Thomas M. Reid & Co

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Specialties. Smelts. Eels and Clams. Consignments solicited, daily

Reference Market and Fulton National Bank. New York.

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