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THE ANIMAL DETECTED THE PRE- SENCE OF THE SNAKE.

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itipedes of

gseve : i w ar frequent i _— — aod ne \ But the chief distinc tion of t ! this respect is the | I t ¥ 8, the deadliest The } :cuate matches the worst serpent of | » Not only the most highly venomous, but tke tiniest and the most treache is, he weuld be also the st dange t, leckily, he is the

rarest. He is the only true asp on this

tinent; andin the United States is never found ontside of New Mexico and Arizona. That he was also known to the ancient Mexicans is apparent from his name—pichu-coatl, an Aztec word, ought up to our territory by the Spanish conquerors.

My { first n eeting with one, writes C. F. Lummis in the New York Sun, was in Valencia « unty, N.M., in June, 1890, on the sandy Mla ka of the Cerro del ing jackrabbits, in

which was b

ompany with some Indian friends, ar ° ui dismounted t ‘stalk ‘Te ot ya | Casteria is Dr. Samuci Pitchers prescription fer Infants peti by the bridle. My eyes were | and sdron, | it : Dyas , hiorshine nor ~~ YD? r NAH rie | eT) i os apa ae oe a } ee d Gth tareot: I f ‘tuless substitute backward so violently as to almost un- £ ar Se, ] ps, § d Caster Oil. hinge my arm 1 looked abont in sur- } ees ; a ‘ ae pri for Alazan was too g i a horse | : 7s USATive 4 ry years’ use vy to m nind trif 3. As there was nothing to } ims of Rist! ; ie ¢ oys Worms and allays bn I I started t pull him forwar aaee S ; Agait he rotested and with evil - Z : omiting Sour Curd, terror, and chancing to look at my very | ex ; 3 Castoria relieves feet T nnderet hia f ari 1 rary | < diel i th a cia eens teething troubics, cures « tion and fiatuleney,. mine, for in another step I should have Cast lates the stomacia Walk i uj nmv aeatn ? he daly thine Visible wes @ tiny ane bowcls, natur:l sleep. Cass object, not nearly so large as a good toria is tho Chi “3 ea—thoe iother’s Friends | stag beetle mere a & head, an co) myer an inch of neck sat if was the mos ° rightful « t in its kind that I had Castori id. Castoria.

r seen rhe head, certainly neither “o : ; alae ean ete tae : so broad or so long as my thumbnail, storia is aa exe ria is so well adapted tochiléren thas had a shape and air of condensed malig- one.” 3 Sa PL AeSUpSrior any preseripay

ity impossible to describe It seemed eae e : ‘ to me." D.,

very essence of wickedness and hate, oe ov eee aoe o ees 2 fairly bulging with deadly spite, : sear a ee : eee j renee H and = growing upon one until it * Cactoria is the best re hildren’s depart. looked several times its actual] which lam acquainted hly of their experi- size The ugly triangle (which l- ¢>distsatwhen moth icon , @ practice with Castoria,

the distinguishing mark.—of al)! intercst cf tacircuil and u a ‘ h wo only hare among our

enomous snakes, being formed by the stead of the various quack nostrums Vv i szacdical supplies i yuo poison gland back of each eye) told me} destroriag their loved ones, } ; ; t we are free to confess that the aLetice that Alazan was bonnie up his | morphine, : y sy! i of | merits of Castoria has won us to look with reputation—never did he shy at a harm: | agents down their throats, thereb; ling | farer upon less snake—and the tiny horns, which | them to premature graves.” i Unsrrep Hospirab aNp Disprrsary, added a peculiar and grotesque hideous De. J.F.Kiscnenor, * Boston, Masa, ness, left no doubt that this wasa Coaway, A Auten C. Suirn, Pres.

als a tha? tad ts ac ee cae The Coutacr Company, Ti Murray Street, New York City. against which his upper skin was barely TS SS eS See distinguishable, and thus in ambush was waiting for something to turn up

Turning Alazan loose, I knelt at the safe distance of a yard to study the little creature, which fairly swelled with murderous rag It not only struck

ily at the chapparo switch I thrust

it to it, but at last, evidently discern- i that the blame lay back of the switch ally followed it up, and | with such agility that I had to jump up |

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st flat t she would lie

gh seen ! mes » glided toward 1 head an inch shove the ground, with an attitude which se it Ly Stand still there | a

gol IT BRINGS larger round nor Jonger than an ordinary COM FORT

lead pencil; a leaden gray on the ut underneath rosy as the mouth faconch shell. The fangs were tiny, not much more than an eigth of an inch long, and as de ite as the thinnest

edle. A wondrous mechanism, this

uth, with its two automatic needles, so infinitesimal yet so perfectly compe- ‘ tent! ae y little jaws wide, ae. : { Sone : a pressing upon th les of the head. and

Seeton and Mite] §. Island.

eh the recurving fangs had risen from luelr grooves ll i and st od tense. a stream 80 inconceiv- ibly fine that the eye could barely note it spurted from each, and in the space ftwoer three inches melted into in- visible spray. Yet that jet, finer than a

bweb, strand, was enongh to give swift death to the largest and strongest aniuial that walks

When the hunt was over I told my Indian chums of the pichu-cuate, and asked them many questions. They all knew of the snake, though several had never seen one, and all agree ad that it is extremely rare The crota Tat ks among the Pueblo divinities, and their charmers have no difficulty with that

steady-going and respectable reptile.

But even among these people with whom

the cnlt of the rattlesnake has such as

tour g feature 1 where until re eer Sere TD rsevery | DLO kept a sacred

ha i 1 room, wit!

hing ‘ th him ‘he guleuptnbe Vik VU i A

tamed even by the dropping upon his head of the mystic pollen of the corn

And he was more dangerous than the rattlesnake? Oh, yes! A thousand

times worse than ch’a-ra-ra-deh! No ; = a ne ever got well if the pinch cuate bit

him Even a medicine man once, who

cnew all the sacred herbs, and so was

proof against sz I ; ‘

pI 8, brought a pichn- cuate in his blanket to the Pueblo to tame it. But when he let it out upon the as and sang to it up it struck him p 1: { t { in the wrist, and he fell down and died I rik ay ? * a : I

in the time one could count fifty. On la t) chit satu di y a 1€

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Notice t io Comment Travellers.

The attention of Commercial Travellenm) called to the following sections of an owes by the Legislative Assembly of P

‘dward Isiand, Session 1894, intitaled Act to Impose a Direct 1 ax on Certain * Traders ” :—~

1. “From and after the passing of this A every casual trader not permanent! inthis Previnee doing business within Province, commonly known as * Com Travellers,” and every person not pe ly residing in this Provinee, and who either for himself or any other goods, wares or merchandize in thle Prow or solicits or canvasses tor orders either ® himself or any other person for the change or purchase of any goods, merehandize within this Provinee, el the production of samples, photograp logues, printed or written matter, or by word Of mouth without the produe samples, photographs, catalogues, written matter, shall, before he or she upon the business of so selling any wares or merchandize, or soliciting . vassing for such orders, pay to the Pre Treasurer of this Province an annual fee or direct tax of fifteen dollars.” :

2 “Upon payment of the said loonas or direct tax, the said Provincial T shall grant a license authorizing the pe therein named to+ell goods, wares and m chandize in this Province, and to solicit

canvass for orders for the sale, exchanged purchase of goods, wares and merch within this Provinee. Such license shall® granted and remain in force for the one year following thedate upon whit said lice nse shall be granted and no longer

8. * Any such Commercial Traveller orga son not permanently residing in this vince as aforesaid, who, after the p ing ¢ this Act, shall sell any ‘goods, wares or chandize, or solicit or canvass tor o ‘he sale, exchange or purchase of any wares Or merchandize in any manner

sal within this Provine: without

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citor canvass foran order for the change or purchase of any goods, merchandize as aforesaid, be liable to sum of two hundred dollars to the

This Act is now in force.

License can be procured in Charlot al the Provincial Trevsury, in Sum from Wm. T. Ilannt Esq., iu Georgeta George K. Aitken Esq.

ANGUS McMILLAN,

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M@RTGACE SALE

:

| Of Valuable Freehold and held Fropertics on Lot

Prince Couity.

To be sold by Public Auction |} House in Summerside, in Prince O is | Prince Fdward Isiar rd, o THURSDAY,® os : | Nineteenth day ot July, A D isi, at th

of Twelve o'clock, noon :—

1. All that tract, piece or parcel of lang ate on Lot Three, in Prince County, @

as follows:—Commencing ata stake & intended to be fixed on the south sid@ ; Centre Line Road, running thence las easterly course On the east si te of af stump to a yeliow birch tre nearGl® barn, and extending in the same cow the line strik-s the Brook; then followt course of the Brook to the astern 04 | Of the said Dennis O'Brien's land;

tance o! five chains to the place of

leges and appurtenances t] and a..0 with the liberty taking clay, earth, ston bank and iand of the sad lena sO’ joining. and also tall liberty build the dam intended to b land of James G. Wiggins ave BO as 10 rai the water of ths wy

other land of the said irconis © Brien ~ 2. All that tract, piece or parcel of ate, lying and being at Mimenie

Prinee Edward Island, bounded and as follows, that is to sey Sormanen the nortii side Of the Miimin ewe | home distance of one chain and eiguty il irom the stream to Big Mimin.zush tha.divieann Mae bh tween Pau O Ricard Co-ta t «“ : ee road Cust ; north ‘ ; ii} . ve the Various cou ses Ui pati slvcaim se wardly to the said line between Richatl

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jine south three chains, or to the said

estimation three acres of land, a littl

or 1@sa. The first piece of land ahove described ia Freehold, and second piece above

being Leasehold. . ogether with all rights, members purtenances therete belonging or in appertaining. The above sale is made pursuant toa of sale contained in a certain Iw estnen Searing date the 2th day

} A Disv2, made between Samuel HL

and Sarah A. w iggins (his wife) of part, and «lexander McKinnon and A. McLean of the other part. For further particularsapply to Mr. | &. Stewart, Solicitor, Newson Block, “4

| lottetown.

Dated this 5th day of Jane, A D 1804 ALEXANDER Mc ‘cc

THUMAS A. McLEAN, Nee

North Side Queen Sauare, Opposite Post Offices i june(—law (wed) & wky tl sl