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UENEATHE THe WATERS,

ERED IN SUBMARINE TUNNELING,

| THE DEADLY PRESSURE ENCOUNT- |

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Truly One Half the World Does Not Know |

Mow the Other Half Lives—Dearing an Atmospheric Pressure of 65 Pounds te

the Square Inch. | Laboring on the firm earth, with out of dioors” to breathe, ‘perspiring, and, grumbling at one’s hard luck, a ison seidom, if ever stops to think that 1 work day after day deep down in the ter, or the mud, with none bat artificial

i to ymide their movements, and only

tie air that is pumped to them to breathe, People who werk in, the open air would time in a or an air lock,» st- tz a taste of what inds like and, howWit to be cured forever of grumbling at theig dot and: to thank their lucky stare iit it has been ordained that .they work

mayhap,

ave culy to labor for a short

iver’s suit, # caisson,

rein,

our top. of the earth. Lhe work of adiver, his sensations while

cer tle water-~and his experiences have oft.u been written.«bont, but those of the r lock’ and worker have not. Vile he do s not face the danger of foul- gy pipes and lines, the diver, he tays down louyer, gets warmer, and. his geal danger lies in the stagnation of blood avd paralysis, resulting from the changes ol iors

Mr. « Rapier of No, 56.. Cambridge street, = ast © is su’ air lock worker, and talks most interestingly. His

.k was maiuly in the air locks used in Luilding thé gtédf S$ado0). river tunnel. lo a Herald reporter he ‘alked of some of ti bensations, dangers and experiences,

He said that while amau working on the

‘ caisson

as does

im bridge,

} surface-of the earth bears up au,.atmos-

puerie pressure of fifteen pounds. to the neh, men in the locks beara »presstre of rou fitteen to fifty pounds of compressed h¥r according to the depth.’ The heaviest ev worked under was borne by tive divers-on- the lish coast—sixty- Four of these died five min- tes after coming ont.

While, as a general thing, the diver stands not nearly that. amount of presaure, ind seldom stays dowh more than two sours, the men in thé Hudson River Tan wel stood-a pressure of from 40 to 464 pounds,and worked in four hour shifts. >ume aner stayed. down 20 hours at a treteh, but did not work all the time, and Snperintendent Haskins stayed down once

ea ~*k

adtire ev bwe

pounds,

hours, The sensations experienced are peculiar. WW PP" # Indy fifst stepstn there js a tin- yinthe ear anda pain in the head, ah wl when he talks itis apparently through

se. This is ciused by the presgure, bliite

This

tnd the remedy is to lwld the nose,

e month and blow against the éars, relieyes the pain and. steps: the -sensation. he pre is all on the worker feels all right and experiences no diseom- fort, ‘Shen there is a sort of exhilaration, ind a may yon more work: in the lock than he cohld do ontéide. *

Another peculiar thing about the action ofthe pressure dé that a man may have ugh aboard when outside to just make him feel Joly; bot when he steps intg the loek he is as drunk as a loon.

The da: coming Out of the pressure into the epen ain. lt is then that is ‘apt to stiffer trom stagnation of

ie bleed .and paralysis caused by the

change of atmbsphere.’ Besides ttriss man may be attacked in the head or stomach with severe pains. Three out of five cases hep th 9 bead dead atcmach are attacked result fatally.

Anether severe malady :resnlting from the change is what is ca}ied the ‘*bends.” b This js the air getting indetween the flesh

and the bone. It is extremely painful, and so severe thit'a quart of ‘wliisky adminis- tered in half an hour would not intoxicate “thepatient. ~ The stagnation-and paralysis .tg the worst dangers, and do the work “qniekly. © Many men baye begn’ keeled over by these causes,” and ‘not a few die. Uld timers, at the, business sometimes get cenght. Mr. Rapier himself was twice at: tacked. .The remedy for this paralysis is a guick return to the air iock.

The effect of the pressure varies on ani- mals, as is Shown by the mules used in the iludson’ River Tunnel. Some of | these beasts are kept at work / down’ below for a yexr and on being brought up are ‘worth more than when they were ‘taken down: Others that had been inthe’ works four monthe, had to be killed.

‘he men as a general thing do not re- main as many years at the business, and aman should never work at it after he is 40 years of age.

Cutting a hole and building a tunnel through water ie an, extremely. difficult thing, and by many was. thought. ‘to be

nipossible, Still it was-done /in the case the’ Hudson” River tenmel, and the ne se us told by Mr. Ripier, is’ very in- terestil:

The wo roth on the tunnel had iitighdesta uutil a body of water, was struck.

o tunnel through this hole of Water) was * puzzling qnestion. It waa done this wea} A bo-called balloon was constract- ed, by making a netting with canvas. The, imteFior of the balloon wast hen filled with blne clay and salt hay. When filled, the balloon, thirty feet'in diameter, weighed tir tons. The hole of water-was~then lo- eaied, and, with aid of a huge steam der- rick, the balloon was dropped into the hole. = Bhény several scow loads of dirt were d@urbped down onto tlie balloon, and the whoie thing was left te settle, —

At'the efid of ten days the Work’6f cut- ting through the balloon was begun. This WAS & Spry @ifficult job. An idea of what hard \cutsing it was may be gained from the fact that it took two months to dig through the thirty feet, the plates and linick were going in as the work progres- sed. —Boston Herald.

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NEWS NOTES.

§ |The once famous John L. Sullivan, is

out with a $29,000 eballenge to fight the | winner of the Corbett-Fitsinimons fight. |

Thetrade returns for the quarter are

not of. The exports are valued At. $34,565,471, adecrease of $4,480,080. The Tm ports are $30,939,398, a decrease of

$3,000,000. The duty collected was $4, 609,416, d decrease of one million one

hundred thousand dollars. Free traders are naturally exercised at the revelation ef the agricultural depres-

sion in England. Itdestroys their argu- mentthat free trade would benefit Cana- dian farmers. English farmers have

been living under free trade conditions for nearly half a century, and they find that intense competition bas proved too much fur'them, They havesmet in solemn con- vention and demanded protection, but the transportation and middlemen’s interests are 80 much more powerful than the farm- ers that English politiciansare afraid to accede tothe request. the condition of atfairs that Government which is

So serious is the

aow enquiring int» the trouble,

Betate of the hate Charles B Rob- ertson, of Gharlos'atiwn, Mer- chant Tailor, Deceased.

Sealed Tenders (to be marked “ Tener Estate C. E.: Roberts - ”) willbe received by Messrs. M. & D. MeLeod at their | office in rent tt a up to THURS. DAY, the Twenty-fifth day of October, | A. D. 1894, at noon, for the purchase of

1. The.steck in trade of the . above estate, Slisp -and Oice Furniture and Tailors’ uteasiis now in store and premises on Richmond Street, and the gvod will of the business carried on by the deceased, together with the Jease of said store and re

- The book debts and promissory notes owing Mr. Robertzon at Uime of his death.

Separate tenders for No. 1 and No. 2.

Stock list (which has just been taken), lease and list of debts and notes can be seen by intending purehasers on applica- tion to Mr. I]. it. Boswall, at the store.

Terms—One-third cash, one-third in three months, and one-third in six months; last. two payments to bear interest at six per cent, and to be seguréd to my satisfac- tion, Each tender to specify nature of proposed security, and to give names of sureties.

I will pot be bound to aceept the high- est or any tender,

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VALUABLE REMEDY:

Inhaling Selene w ater Check

Asthma, So It Is ens

Attacks of asthma may he br weht«n la the most varied an.i s ngnl iY calises; dl fi ent sorts of scents, the odor of raspbers i: as was tle case of Clande Bernard; 1 mi BAY, the yaporof asnuiphar teat

at has just been lignted, the dust fre oats or powdered ipecueuanha. Oue patie will have «sihma in thenorth, bat wil. b free from it in the sonth; ar ajli have

but still another will have th attacks as long.asheis in Ezypy Lut will be relieved as'soon as Le gets’ to Bea. ase: 4

It is generally admitted nowadays that the attack of asthma is dune to.a# spasin of the ines) iratory muscles, and that the ori gin of the trouble‘is some stimulation o the nasal mucous membrane, On the otiiet hind, it is also known that ‘a Vigorons stiuialaijon of the’ mucous membrane oi the noss may pnt an end to an attack of astiima; therefore in this purely “neérvon- phenomenon the’ same cause pay either bring on or put an end to thé attack.

Tt is on this peenliarity that aré basedia certain number of méthods of tréatment of and the latest born of these metinods consists in sniffing ean di My readers may remember that I made known to them the process wher by, M. Roux of Lyons cuts short colds) in the head and ¢hest at their beginuing, | coneista in having the patients inhale by the, mouth and nose for about two miuute- and abont four or five times fifty drops of cologne water,

asthma in Paris, will be perfeetiy well

Mot terrible

day it is

avon

how

| claimed: that the same method will pat au

end to an attack of asthma.

The Musienes San,

writes: A showing tu in a few

Fiench caricaturist has been

What’ Cyclists will come ations. The future ' the hips up like the definition of a length without breadth. Bélow the be he is swollen out hard flesh

mouecies, and the calves are; moustronu-i big Prof. Yung;

aity, on the other hand,

xener

veloce man” ie fron

line w.th

of the Geneva Univer

believes’ that th human, beiw of, W hat Wi yreat etid of civilization no seems ty be to epable us. te antusing fe-tand lege

when ws to sueink

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who are victine Of nervonanes®, Thedmna- petting Gert \ ete otrical duattosiey co wet tism, rieurntyni; dyspepsia; intigestion and | OU Tai! T baiiowns. "bbe tencenen ts | liver and kidney tronttes. . re i ae re pom vote, inte a All troubles quickly roll’ awry when | . ey: mr fe a oil See Cena ~ ; - ‘ the fait.re Wiiinan Creature wih fave th nature’s great medicine is: need. Ta the | ¢ Hy past tens of thousands ), ave sed the yy Sfp hay Oe Sateer CORES SOE fee waters of that unfaili ng fountacn of vires. 4 ‘ot =e , and have been made Pa hole. Thoustinds | > Nae lige ae Oar are testing it to-day, and mirfacilous ore |} Ve fO8 Pawel Mee at sol Fouds | Lash: qe suits are the fruit-. Tf your are suiferias, | PO! Ys chewed, Wut as the mgs dear reader, detay no longer; test the great} dct Will jinerease in pace whe bre healer that Aias won ‘soanaw’ victoriess it }cevelop. Of course Une y sigan ds will meet. your” wants and needs. Por} beanty with these anatomieal @lieices y vour encouragement thy following letter} giter. Wile they do. a persoa wilt a from Mrs. Fanny M. Harff; of Salmon | of teeth evel as wound now excite t | Point, Ont.. 18 given as’ a ‘préof 6? what re- | miration of a @ettise would almost seem: anltt you may reap, if you tise ' Paine’s | Least of prey.+-Lomlon Daily News, | Celery Compound: “ATE receiving | oe 1 oo much benetit fron: Paine’s Celery Com- Peaeny See Verge eee pound, I think it my duty to “inform suff Most people have heard o¢ anI seen pe erers what this great mediciné ‘can do for | tares of the “praying mantis.” a enrions

insect of large size, eo named from ti; devotional atiiiude it assuines when wat ing for its prey. It such as injure apple trees, ber of these valuable insects were hatehe eut.in the vivarinm at the State Horticul- turel society's yesterday, and by evening had grown to be as large as mos quitoes, A great number of are being reared for them to, feed upon, and it was weuderful to see the tiny mantis, as soon.as it had straightened ont its legs, start off up the branchof an apple tree on which the ‘young: caterpiliars! weeks old, were feeding not wore ‘than ten minutes vl, catérjillar ten times as ‘fea¥y as ti but Was put to flight. “The eygs of « mantis were sent from Japan, afd the is sects raised are eventually to be distributed among orchardists to destroy caterjiillars and other insect pests. —Portland Oregon-

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The w cena Black ¢ Cross Fish. Both China and Japan known as lands where

have long bee rare forma of lx

vegetable aud animal jifeexist, but, Idoa't remember of ever having seen anyt in print until lately coneerning the ** fishy,” a piscatorial wonder which ab

in the fresh waters of both countries, rarést apecimen of the two is the knéwn of the by a term signifying “the fish of the tlack cross itis a pi colored (belongi ig tothe vv lu fis fainily), otily about four s seemingly almost transparent, ‘with the ex ception of a jet black cross eisai ig down the back, with side arms pointing down and outward toward the lateral fins. Tha ‘‘white cross fish” appears to be but a vari- ety.of the above described apecies, res-mb ling it in. general outline of form, Iu tiuis variety the skin is of a more decided red

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cand the tail broader and more flatten+d

Ittakes its common name from the fact that both sides are marked with perfect figures of white crosses,

Freak of a Sleep- Walker.

Simon Bunte, aged forty, came ont of his boarding-house last night at 10 o'clock and paraded down Mississippi street. The peculiarity of Bunte’s outing was that he was ‘sound asleep, and had om-not a stitch of clothing. As he ambled ‘along, his hands folded behind him, pedestrians shied from him, believing him An acquajstance summoned up

insane. courage

end ssked Bunte what, he meant by this

shattering of the proprieties, bat he mere jy .grunted and went on his way. Finally he turned into an alley, lay down on the eebbiestones and continued his sleep, The police aroused him, and. Joaded him into the patrol-wagou and took him to the police station’ “The jolting of the Black Maria

wate, and possesses the finest bath rooms } gwakened ‘hinh, aud, realizing his —

thient, hé was ovéerwhel med with mortific: tion. “This ’morttiiny in court it was shown to be a'plain case uf somnambulism, and the prisoner was yseleased,—Indianapolis Journal.

Just the Reverse. She—Do you believe im fortane-telling by cards? He—No; but I believe in fortane losing ro that way. —Hoston Bisoon:

For Over Fifty Years,

Asp “Wea Trev Rewevy — insloe%, ‘Soothing Syrup has ‘heed ted for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teeth- nig, with perfect snccess. It soothes the elild, softens the gums, allays the pain, cures the colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhea. Is pleasnt to the taste. ‘Sold

ists in every part of the world. Its value is Jeulable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. sloe’s Soothing Syrup, and take no

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“Gentlemen :—I feel that I ¢amnot say enougd in faver of Hood's Sarsaparilla, . For five years I have been troubled with scrofula in my beck and throat. Several kinds of medicines which I tried did not do me any good, and when [ com- meneed to take Hood’s there were largo bunches on my neck so sore that J could

Hood's Cures not bear the slightest touch. When I had one bottle of this meditine tie soretiess had gene, and before T had finished the second the hunches had entirely disappeared.” Bus xcns ATWOOD, Sangerville, Majne.

XN. B. If you decide to take Hood’s Sarea) a- rillado not be induced to buy any other.

Hood’s Pilfs cute constipation by resto. ing the peristaltic action of thealimentary «x >a) It allays thirst and inVigorateés the system.

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Scrofula

is Diseasé’ Germs living in the Blood and feeding upon its Life. Overcome these

germs with

Scott's Emulsion

the Cream of Cod-liver Oil, and make your blood healthy, skin pure and system strong. “hysicians, the world over, rse it.

Don't be deceived by Substitutes!

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