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“ltr Donald D Minn. of the Plunkett a terryman on the Wabash Gnd y ° "1 5 NEW Yonx, 23,_(.},
C ject about
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Vllcollvcr, Where he Wlll luke Peng thu gnggnggg In gud ggfpggt The “cw” 'const an id” of 8 uh" 1 EIIIUGUOI  
Em1‘pressu‘°r P:inIndiad°th~l.orm(;1hTn‘gn mdgawtzntdlgralll-ugtgrlilggjiqo she uf; 1118 big.” and say Itis a plain though' 1“'.'°'t°b°11d 5 nm 
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“M lm "ming that mm £'°:m_ Y P gigeediugly rare, easeotlatal mosquito N'1“?a_w°*“1__m_ s___°~f-'1’°llnu__ ;I1e.°dis__;llmus
would piss away ere hisretllm Plunkett observed a large black ob- 0;,°",¢k lm weaned, W- Hisplan is to tunnel
or anaoa. Iris being twel e test long, with _a buggy., mmm th, wmpleymlm   Byf this
 No.'425 East Twellth street. '1'i1"".'u.1‘m“°9"°°’*1°S 
"'Y°?' llkfibelievediiiobe an ordinary   *ill* .°°°1‘1 '"7 ”1|_1¥Wlt1l"
_ 1110 0111* quio bite, and did not pay my ‘asm _mountain lourabreasti' I
terrible higa? sound  itltafserflgsrll “tire” to it “lil “ml diy' ht", 'hm' 111”  
E _ . _ woundwaatoundtohe"~grestfy`  *int . ‘1°‘1°""1‘¥111lZ"i_iF' 'Tl
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D9 -" I 118121105118* eiiiteeuriectotthe serpeotit rose from "ggtim -am Wiabmch “S “ut w the Aweek agothisplxn of )lr.`> Kar-
Y0 ill 1110 1D0¥llil1g__f01' Chilli. the water with a leap and appeared as h°,Pi¢.]_ -|_»h“e_",°. operatic" 'an I-wiese was submitted to  Wal-' part in the eleotric_ sports in 'Charlotte-
Hin
°‘u°“'n!_Mackw “w_n_& _ t’ M ed _ nate Hospital _William Wiesbusch
Be
8111111118 18 8110111 ill I 0811 the serpent, evidently intending to pass he, bemg abnormally enlarged He
1101*- him, made straight for the frail skill. “mme mwonwmus' Manda -
~ __ - _ _ _ _ _ _ y night and
ll '38 "U0 l‘¢1l11"d€¢‘1 11118! As It approached it darted a fork-shaped meg g-gon 311;”-w5r¢5_ _ _ _ _
the Orient was not the wg ,iron iw gh at b 1 _
thing in the ,odd du, Fggxgy and :he§m§ 'L' °r5ie:n1;°n ' _0'1'1'.;wA, July 28. -Ottawa was in-_
3’21l1m6l' 11101115119 81141 1-1181 111616 witnessed the race which tollowed, and aims  gn arg? ofrhbloodwirny mo'
A.-il"
’ 5  
iialfridili
zniritii
amnphon of the C|,m,,,i0nly by the timely action of Frawley
mum In wlmh gwggnzle & In stnking It over the head with an
will In sll probability labor °111P1.Y 11°* ‘"9 111° 911118210 991100
gg mmm Jus; ,ww Hmm' The serpent Is believed to have escaped q
gl-3,1 of the Mmdye Kmmjgm from some circus, although persons liv 
has been called runs
s°°111°1"1 C1111” 1 At Lennox Island, on the 27th inst.,
Lawre - -
at ”°° °1 C1“"*' '13 111° the wife of Chief Sark of a son.
est to east across the kingdoiu '”="" 4.5’-£1 "f"f ‘_
md 19 ”af'1S°~1’1° 11Y_51111111 519°' `length of railway, however, is now pro-
2»000 1111193110111 119 111911111- jected. and much of it is being pushed
tl" great _1mP°f1’}°°° °1H511k°w» forward with the prospect of early com-
" 111° ‘11511`11’“1111g °°1111'°_ for pletion. The roads thus far constructed
of the Interior. 111111 °9P°¢1111Y belong to the Chinese government, and
5111111 ZTOWU T111 1-110 W°5191`° [were built under its direction and at its
01 S¥°°11111111°11 19811111 9011111' expense. They connect Pekiif with Tien
resembling Ontario and Mani- _T,i,_ me mm important 1;,-“ty Pon nf
811% W111C11 001`f°5P°1111° 1° hai kwan, on the Gull of Pechili. while
400,000,000 people of China are them-_iv
°°““11°1'°11111Y- 11 8°” 11' 81°" another part of the line runs southwest
and 5° may 11° “ld 1° 1‘°1‘1 from Pekin to Paoting, the capital of
“ds 1" 'ery 1°~1'é° P11" °1 111° the province In which Pekin is located.
°f 111° °“1P11'°- It is now hoped that Messrs. Mac-
'°P°""°d "*11‘“Y fmm H°”k°w keuzie & Mann, with their accustomed
13 111° °°1Y mad 1°’ W111°1‘ “P Canadian energy, will be able to enter
Am1_’f10*‘115 113179 0111315011 9' °°n‘ and take possession of this, the laudof
It Is about 600 miles in length Promise fm- railway mem
5 111311 111111 1111110115111 ' The cost of those proposed railway
lines in China will be enormous, and.
__ 15 31111031 11119 1101111 and though the profits expected by the pro-
a _ _. . _ _ _
th
gg; PQP1111111°11 01 53»000»000-lnorthsrn China, and thence run  Shan-.
ha 1 -1 - -1 - - 1
P
H1111110W 11 0011119015 W1111 Jectors are on a corresponding scale, It
391211111 11110 111111011 W111 is not wholly apparent that tha latter
11110 1111901 0°1I11111111101111011 W1111 may not come out at the small end ol
e capital ol the empire. The the hm-“_ ln me first place, the im-
referred 10 WHS K1”&111°11 111 perial government has granted the con-
1898' “U11” an °€"°°m°°1 °x' oessions only on the condition that alter ‘
me’ due 11111101131 Sa11°11°“ 1’7‘, a term of years the roads and their out-
tc 111°” 1“1°1S1°1` at Wash' [its shall become absolutely its own pro-
perty, without its paying a cent for
U
“Wed by 550 1111199 01 1`=\11W°Y-I; All that the concessionaries get is
lhan one mile for each million pemmsicn gg work mei; own gms for
More than ten times tnis_me1§mi;ed_,Iime_ ' `
‘1 ° "1 ° °esaudeveuthesacred recihclsotth"
D Iam ri d D P °
1 811; P T6 0 B8! 18 bcltomed scow Plunkett towed with Hou” “Gammons was minted by an
won only go to Vancouver 5 '|11 im-n °|
130k 13  _they would keepingasale dis‘l:IP;1::‘;',  All thmugll me “ty
return. _l0lll`1`lllls late in _serpent glided into the air and in one and fmziah -,mf "“°,,-'iikiibunlulifig
T““"“‘.‘~'“ 1°" 1° 1°‘P°°'°1'°d 111° 1111f1'V°111118 9110199113’ electualsla s atthemea1:udo1-s z `-
#Murrow he let time it amoebae .netmask its Am, P fb, ,-,,,,,,,,‘ 'in
"B0 Ofiolliil skill. shattering the stern and almost dhpmdprn -on Mvylctoz- Burk'
, POSSKI 5
however. ninkiagaitt; Frimley md 1118 °°111P°\\- the In-Igin lights or the suaiuu-tum' ai-
ieua __ ythistimereschedtheseene. u~,¢¢,gmy,,,",|,°¢ mg Pest, ‘
 by P\111¢_<i Plunkett 111° iw _mad usiibmtsiy and vial'
_11'°1’°"¢1Y °°f1"_11°‘1- °_°¢ 01 111° '#101 umtutmgiiw nuke Ian it bureau is
and turned theirattention to the serpent plum ,¢,ke1.,_
_ _ _ _which lay stunned in the water. ML Hu", Lyom of Wdungfon "__
411°' °°m° f’°‘"1'll °1’°“1» 1f“"1°)' was bitten on the eyelid by one at the
 Plunkett, succeeded in fas- uma insects 13” night* The eyelid
101118 ° 11” °1’°“1 111° °°fP°°1’** 11°°1¥» swelled to a large size and became dis-
andit was towedashorebeforeoon- 1 -V - - _
lsciousnoss returned. Another terrific'  Dr' smumdwed  mmm
_struggle followed the return of cen-
ml “own” RAILWAY' sciousness and Plunkett was struck by
mwnnunswmi oy. but nm the veriwntnqd dashed to the earth- - - .
is f°`
Inland
burned dnl more business in - attempted to mt Pluuk at 'tn no q 8 :mg ' ° 1'°1°»l” °"""°1“
in
on me mighty Yangm¢.Kiaug_ ing hers have never before seen an ani- _ _ _ I f\_ {_ A
yn-ence of the °mPu»e_ It has mal like it. It will be preserved in al- H `-\_'_ _` '~  » 1
inhabitants’ md, “laugh 500 cohol, and in all probability will be '\  _
’ is reach”  deep Belltto some Publi() museum. The soldier whn gy- ' 
ocean-going steamships. What _ __ _ dies on_the battle- I ‘KW - "
then, will be swamp- md “H1 the ef-
n `,.. `\ ~-'.`: '
_  1 * "
Joining the commercial centre  ;1;:m';fstfng°ian?§; L5 
Interior with the principal sea- his viuis sutfen u \
U ’ _ ° horrible, untold "`  .
_ - agouics. Even 'ff ' ff
lor
the story of his  ‘ ,|
sufcrings as told """'~s , "
hyliis surviving /` §,_ 4
comrades causes /; I ' _\ 1
the hcarcr to , f- "-»~ »;f’-1
shudder with pity ~ _ _ ' _
and horror. There " _
are tens of thousands slowly_ dying cvc_ry
day with the arrow of some insidious dis-
ease poisoning their v-Itals, and no one stops
to pity or to‘» alleviate. -.
Where death comes to one man on the
battle-iicld it comes to tcus of thousands in
their homes, through the agency of mau’a
most relentless enemy - consumption
Th ' 'des sd idca for which iguor
snmptiou is mi incurable disease. Tliiais a
mistake. Dr. Piercc’s Golden Medical Dis-
covcfycures98 per cent. of all cases. It is
the great blood-maker and ilcsh-builder. It
gives zest to the appetite. makes thc diges-
tion and assimilation perfect, renders the
liver active, rnakes the blood pure and ills
it with life-giving elements of the food, and
acts directly on the lungs, dnvtaf out all
impurities and  germs. ouaands
who had been given up by doctors and lost
all hope, are to-day heghy and robust as
the result of the use of is great medicine.
It is the discovery of an eminent and skill-
ful physician, Dr. _R V. Pierce, for thirty
years chief consulting physician }o the In-
valids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buf-
falo, N.Y. In writing to Dr. lfierce for advice
the sufferer consults a physician whom his
townspeople honored by making him their
representative in congress but whosé love
for his profession caused_him _to resign 
position that he might give his whole time
to the sick and aEicted. He will pcrs_ou-
ally answer all letters from suderers _with-
out charge. His “Golden Medical Discov-
ery ” is sold by all good medicine dealers.
Stomach and liver troubles with sluggish
action of tire bowels are cured by Doctor
Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets.
.. . " » ~ ; 'f _ ' .(1/.'_1"l".»“ '~1._‘;   5 - -_ -_ " '_' _;,__~  _‘ ,,` ',__“`7» ~ g _.-._' ~ . V ._.,t:~_-__~.__»`-.; '.411 *’l ..“‘;“.'U- `_.§/lr ;‘i;'»*"-',~:..-7 , 1.. ’-_»  :_ 3. My L1.  fre" 1 ~1.»  r ._ , - ,_
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crcisawi pre _ '
ant physicians are responsible, that con-_
sion, who will bring it before Presi
dent McKInlay when representing re
ports on canal surveys. _ ;
The proposed Nicaraguacaual, which
the United States government has held
repeated surveys made lor, will have
to be 169 miles long. '
Engineer Karwiese’s proposed canal
woul be but 11 miles long. Only one
and two-thirds _gnilcsol this would be a
tunnel through the... Inou_nta.in._ 
other nine miles would be the? enlarg-
ing of the existing waterways* leading
to the Atlantic and  _ 1
The interlorol the ship tunnel could
helighted by e1actricity,'and mctor en-
ergy supplied by electrical power trans-
termed train -the tides by machines
specially constructed _for that purpose.
Such a machine slresdyexhis,  has
been patented. ‘- V
A single lock st each terminus ol cas
nal construction would absolutely con-
trol the water level between the two
oceans. These lockswonld,_ ofcourse,
heuecesssry to prevents- loud tidef on
one side of the iethmus from rushing
through the artiiicial opening between'
the continents. By the method naviga-
tion through the iethmus in still water
and on ocean level would be ‘ practically
possible. No other plan ever suggested
provides for an ocean level canal.
Engineer Karwiese claims that such a
canal could be built in two years for
$48.000.000. The lowest estimate for
the Nicaragua canal is $118,000,000
and give live years’itime tor construction
So great an undertaking as boring a
hole through a mountain range big
enough for ships to sail through would
seem impossible were it suggested by
any less authority than Mr. Karwiese.
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The Monarch
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_ Un equalled, unapproached of
uamaney. Mathew. 'pmquynpnf Bfmsnwl 1|.:n.% atm .
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A11 zroeers. _ - "'“"_» '_ < .tyres sat .ul was
All persons wanting employment jf » ’
  and employers of labor in want of as-   m meh °‘ Evnny
istanee will obtain help and situa-
tions by applying to 7, _ .
_ MISS SNEIHROVE _ time have a look thmegb
“Prince Edward lslandf Ke" See .
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Prince Edward Island. For sale at _ 
all bookstores and R. H. Masno’s1 ---_- .  The Ne' Ph°mgr°phe"'
newstands. Contains a map. AT"° §“1'1i1*8° ME” 1111111111' _-1111! 111111 ,_'_‘" Pi-owne Block. Sunnyside
RAILWAY CAUGIII A MDSQUIID To JDIN *BICYCLE
IN CIIINA SERPENI INVASIDN DCEANS. EVENTS
intend to Extend Their Before the Serpent was Pin- The Doctors Scoff at the Idea It Would be Ready in .Two At The Bicycle -Races
0D€1’2110l1S 11110 the ally Stunned and Pulled _ of a Kissing Bug In Years, and Four Ships 011 C0ll1l1lll3il0ll Park,
Cl\i11¢S¢ Emvife- Ashore. New York. could Pass Aureast. _ Médfordmuss
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parlly on pleasure and Pirtly to change thecourse ol his boat and “dwg tha g‘:yt¢1lfngwl;sm;l1¢l):sl1dl° li: 0 6 wang” mu. -Z y”..___.....r
  
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Yet Burdock
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