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WEDNESDAY. NOV. 4.1993-

THE PROBLEI OF FLIGHT-

The Scientide American in discussing

this Subject points out several erroneous

impressions. The general belief is that the power required for flight is enormous. The writer argues that this is not true and cites as proof that the storks in their semi annual migratory iiight wing their

way from Buda-Pesth in Hungary to Lrlore in Ind a a distance of 2.400 miles. and this is accomplished in about twenty- iour hours, without food or rest. Among wild animals there are few, if any, that can travel on land more than 100 miles in

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nearly the extreme limit that a h0l'l! ¢0-ll be driven. A trained _a'hie‘e may `makl» about six hundred miles in a week. Yet

the stork, weighing un to about twenty

pounds can make 2,400 miles in a sinnle J day. Among the birds there is a long list that can fly eighty miles an nour and upward, all weighing less than 15 pounds each. They are strong, no doubt in pro-

. portion to their weight, but not so much 1 stronger than quadrupeds as to account fir the difference in speed and endurance.

The inevitable conclusion is that flying

is easy-for birds. Not very much power is required for the feathered creature which possesses natures] great secret. The storks fly at a great height, where

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sistance, and make a speed much swifter i than the fastest railway train, keeping it

W up for twenty-four hours, as we have seen N ow let us suppose we endeavor to trans-

port ten pounds weight over 2,500 miles in twenty four hours, on the most level and perfect railway in existence and the force expended will be 25 D011 miles or the equipalent ot hauling

25 tons one mile in twenty-four hours.

It is entirely obvious that no ten pound bird or animal would be equal to such a itaslr. We think this shows that birds

_have a secret which man has not yet dia-

covered, and that the solution of the proh- ' lem of practical aerial navigation will

Fl l _fonly de attained after man has discovered

` the bird`s secret.

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Professor Mommsen, the venerable Ger-

man historian, now deceased, was during the South African wara very bitter as- sailant and traducer of England. But

Iquite shortly before his death he wrote inastrain showlnga generous apprecia-

tion or Englishmen, and liopéa to see Ger-

hand. This sensible view came to him

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the air is thin, no doubt to reduce the re- _

public mind as to the power of the

Council to appoint an inspector of 'elec1 wiring, and also whether, if having the power to appoint such inspeétoli the latter would havea right of entry into

private buildings and premises, and to give effect to their inspection by oausink t-he removal of defective wiring, etc. To set this matter at rest we quote from the

Act passed at the last session of the Legislature entitled An Act to Con-t solidate and Amend the several Acts in-

corporating the City of Charlottetown. ‘ Section 112, seb-section 17 gives the City Council power.-

"To provide for the inspecting and IGB- ulating of electrical generators Wd motors and of all overhead, underground and interior wires and 8-DDB1`°t'“‘ for conducting electrical current for heat, light, power and other Purposes; and for prescribing the BD'

pliance-, devices and conditions deemed necessary for the safety of operatives and the pub1ic;for forbidding the use of mater- ials or methods for insulation and con-

ducting injurious to safety;for prescribing methods and appliances for insulating wires and conductors and cutting off electrical currents and such regulations generallyxespectini; electricity and electri-

calappliances as snail be deemed necessary _

for the safety of persons and property and, enforcing any and all such regulations;

for the appointing one or more electrical inspectors who shall have the right to enter upon the premises of persons, tlrms or corporations at all reasonable times, and for causing the removal of unsafe or dangerous electrical appliances,”

Under the above section of the law

there can be no doubt of the power of the

City Council to appoint an inspector or

inspectors with foil power to carry out the duties of inspection efectively.

The Presbyterian Witness tells that

Professor Short of Queen’s University has made a careful study of the Alaskan Boundary question as it stood before and since 1825. He had been

asked to write on the subject vindicating the Canadian claims. He calre to the con- clusion that Canada had not a leg to stand on, but he did not proclaim his conviction. All he did was to give up writing the prc-

posed article.

The map of the disputed territory in

Alaska published bythe New York Tri- bune shows respectively the lines claimed by Canada and the United Stat, and the line now adopted by the Tribunal as the boundary foralltime to come. The territory in dispiite was, of course, between the Canadian and the American lines. The boundary divides this strip almost from end to end giving the United something like two thirds and Canada about one third of what was in dispute. We do not know that The Tribune’s map is accurate, but

President Messervey of the Board of

Trade has given an interview to The Pat- riot which has so exhilirated' the editnr _ that he breaks forth into rietry. A'sali-

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twenty four hours. Thatia also Diet'-!i _THE POWER T0 APPOii¥T- '

'of persons whose name were atlixei to the _

We publish today two disclaimersi

petition for the commutation of Carver-‘e sentence. Where is this all to endi ltr. j Myers orluount Albion writes that he ‘ not only did not sign the petition but had never seen it-. Finley McKinnon of; Brookfield, writes that he was asked to Slim the petition but refueed.1 This reminds us, too, that open threats are ' made by a num- ber of respectable people in Lot48 that should another murder occur in their

locality they will execute summary ven- __ geauce upon the guilty party. We sorry to hear of inch" threats. Canada,

has had the proud boast that no man

and wetrust that record may always re- ' main unbroken. But we al o remember that the failure of ju-_tice is made the

pretext for iynching in the United Stairs, 3 That there has been a :i‘s inet failure of 4 justice in the Carver case is the 'wi~`ely

prevalent opinion, a.

little Nerviline ln sweetener: water, a

for sick headache, stomach and bowel

and soon cures the ches and pains of neu-

If your house is without Nervrline get a hottie at once. It coals only 25c and saves calling the doctor so often.

accession vi~it to Rus-ia.

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the manufacturers have guaranteed timonials in the daily press and ask yourneigh-

TWO NEGROILS H ANGED .

Lnvaalvs, Alabama, October 30.-Jim ‘l Hambers and Lou Shaw, negroes, were banged to-day for the murder of William-

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rl-lA_T _rrlar THAT Lows Fir. WEAR.. Become- 1-Piece

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has ever been lynched in the Dominion, -_ _..._ _ __ _ . __

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KING EDWARD T0 VISIT RUSSIA. ‘ 1 .

Sr. PETERSBURG, Nev. 1.-The British ' A _ 1 _ ` _ _`

embassy is being renovated for the _ 1 ;_ _ ~ =

ocoupancv of King Edward next spring Q ' _ "~ ‘ " wnen the British moflaron is tn pay his ‘ __ T ' _ _

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antly clear that a _petition with forged _ ° ' i ii ` ' " 7 _ » iff C' __

signatures was one of the agencies byiB1rm1ngham’ last Aug_§1st° ' -._.i,

which that and waeattemea. '_ _ It- was a Thomas _O1 gan

A Nanvons nr: amicus. ~ COM Stmam G*-1a1”d,3 Bilnd PUTCII3-5_f¢_di

I.'t. d ,bvhribl _ » . f" a~..2f~'.s§f§.' u-fggeigl? until; i¢fn'i¢'¢_is§ for his own use, and_Sergeant Bedford _of 'the __ shme

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troubles. its :ood tw rub on as 8 liu‘mer»t self as the Thomas Organ leads all others for

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self-supporting. We hope some day to P ° have an improved telegraph service at , _ ° 1 '_

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ent feature of the _interview is the neei Sm Champiom _mother negm_ in Mwch ` __ Means Safety_» Your Papers cannot get lost or of telephone communication between the 1a_.,t__ S513 Arrington, an accomplice, 'once they are _med on the arch You can refer to an Island and the mainland. It would doubt- tu~ned states evieenca and was released_ required while it is still on the As soon as they SS 5° 8 8°°d HMS lf 1° °°“1d be made T" h°“""‘“ W” '” Publ" 1 filled the papers are transferred to a Shannon Binding Case

where they are kept in the same order as on the file.

WAN TED-A “wi Of “¢°d°°“° “ha” in stock from one to sixt drawers or in sectional form

reasonable rates. That is the present urg_ ESM) twenty minutes_ lug with B. f€W dI'8W€1’S adding more 8.8 feqlliféa.

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we f°'“`“ W°“1db° '"7 h‘"d"° '”“k°° 'H `f want an of those* P; too;

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cable telephone service pay operating ex- ,O0 ends' of dress goods and 910615 1 _ _ _ pauses. First let us get a telegraph ser- this mg;-ning at._.Pat0n'5 Half _ l H°B.ssteru Representative, H. F BARREL Box 41, Bantam). s,"r0g°;¢-g~°, ny-rf

~` vice, and then we can talk about the P1'1C€~ 4d Ii ‘_ . A ` ' ' _

If you live a thousand years you’ll never see

better Overcoats sold at

Twelve Dollars

Than we are selling now at that price. These won-

derful coa_ts are geared to the highest pitch of _sty_le.

They are just chock full

of all the 11ttle_n1cet1es _

save you the extra dollars that you have to.pay for the “made-to-order coats,” and you get the best $12 Overcoat ln the city, made of heavy, unfinished or

smooth finished cloth.

Colors-black, blue and'

Oxford Mixture. Styles, long, _short _and_med_lum.__

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phone service. We quite agree with what Mr. Messervey has to say about the need

affairs are under the present control.

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l garments cannot be dispensed with. “

by John McLeod & Co., 1f'i€you]f_

clothing such as we make is abovegl reproach, and will withstand the

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` i of another and more powerful winter _ _ _ _ _ _

stea er withmore carr in c a i . Bu ‘ _ _ _

S r Q we srgem to be utterly pbwirlgsps izntbhis la; __ _

~ in the telegraph ma: ter while our federal _ ‘ 9° 9'

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Loans in Canada - - '- - _ $23 Money advanced on Reai'i:`state at Current Rates and

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