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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 395, 2 January 1909, Page 3

■■ Sentiment and business'cannot be mixed up. ; .It is ; >of,.no, use ..for British; manufacturers'. to, expect:' Canadians to buy of ;them ' solely : because they are British, if American . makers the : right article, made to meet'the (Wadian.market.—"Canada." There is : one malady which , has "defied the skill of all the physicians in the world. They can-alleviate it, in some cases, but they ■can; not claim to' cure it or ; prevent it. This is the "common cold in the head,which afflicts millions of us annually.—"Tho Weekly Dispatch." "• Two motor-cars came into, collision in the fog on the. Liverpool Road, a few miles from Eccles, Manchester, and one was Thrco passengers—Mr.- "Andrew Liptrot, .of Paisley, and Mr. John M'Donald and Mr; Donald'. Johnson; 1 of Glasgow— thrown' out, sustainirig_' cuts ; .and'bruise's, ■ but escaping serious injuries,' The occupants 'of the other car. were uninjured. Tho choir boys or St. ■ Stephen's Church, Boxhill, were crossing thb railway line on the way to. play.a football match, when, , whil6 waiting'for, a'goods train to pass on one-line,; they failed to observe the approach of a light engine on the 'other. . Frederick Albert Russell, ; aged- nine, ■ was knockeddown by ..the engine and received injuries ■ from which he died the same night. Other hovs had narrow escapes.