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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
South and West.

THE Farmers Congress at Montgomery
Ala, adjourned, after electing officers and
passing many resolutions.
JUDGE PIERCE, OF Leavenworth, Kan, has
decided that the city ordinance hat all fresh
meat sold must bc inspected on the hoof is
unconstitutional
Two freight trains collided at Manassas
Junction, Ohio, wrecking both trains and
killing Fireman James Murphy and Brake
man William Belts.
An immense maSs-meeting of Catholics,
led by Cardinal Gibbons, in Baltimore, de
ciared for a license so high as TO bc pro-
hibitory in the case Of low saloons.
THE jailer at Kenneth, Mo, was overpow.
cred by n masked mol and Joe Gephart n
burglar taken from his cell and lynchcd.
II. V. PHILIPS, city editor Of the Carthage
MOI Hammer, accidently shot himself dead
while cleaning n revolver.
THE Inauguration Of Governor Moore and
the new State Officers OF Washington took
place at Olympia with imposing ceremonies.
A Nan named Engel shot Sophia Hoth, n
waiter at the National House, Elgin, Ill. and
then shot himself. Both died instantly.
JUsT as Miss Alice Jackman, of st. Louis.
was about to entera carriage i'm that city,
she was seized 10y two men and hurried into
a closed carriage, which was rapidly driven
away. Miss Jackman is heiress to $4,000.
The barb wire mills of the country have
lpIubu ~ COIlDlne, with n capital OF ST.
100000 and headquarters at Chicago.
FIFTEEN or twenty colored people were re
turning from a ball near Leeds Ala, when
they were fired ON from ambush. Jim Smith
was killed and Jack Johnson and Mary
Black were mortally ounded
THE county treasury vault was opened at
Manhattan, Kan, and IL was discovered that
j. NJ. Fortner, the Ascending treasurer.
took all the county funds 100000 with him
20 Canada.
The fast overland mail train arrived at
San Francisco from New York, having
crossed the continent in four days nine hours
and forty-ive minutes actual running time.
THE General Convention Of the knights
of Labor, acid in Atlanta, adopted resolu-
tions in favor of taking a hand in politics.
and Ina Endorsement OF Henry Georges single
tax land theories, and it was also resolved
that hours of labor should be regulated by
the demand.
y NATIONAL Convention of mineral
water firms met in session at Chicago.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
DELICATE nAIRY1Nn-

No matter how pure the dairy is kept,
or how carefully the milk is strained, TO
secure absolute cleanliness it is necessary
to strain the cream. Use a large square
of linen cheese-cloth. 1t will catch the
hair from the COW, or the tiny speck which
occasionally gets in the milk while set
cooling. StrainIng the cream makes it
smooth, and seems to facilitate churning.
If the churn is a kind which cannot be
set I'm ice-water, and it is necessary TO use
ice to change the temperature, tie the ice
IN a thin piece Of cloth before putting it
into the churn. This will keep the grains
of sane or other impurity frozen in the
ice from getting in the butter. Having
thus secured clean, firm butter, work it
well, adding n little sugar to the salt,
and then pack in new stone jars and de.
post in the cold-storagc rooms where ice
IS manufactured, until such time as needed
for home consumption, or when there is
a market demand Mt good price. Al
ways make brine, when possible, Of dis
titled water. IL there is no ice manu-
featured near, where the price for storage
is a mere t%rille, the next best plan is to
dig holes, deeper than the butter Jars, i'm
one corner of a cool, clean cellar, and
bury the butter until cold weather or such
time as the butter is needed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
THE NEWS EPITOMIZED.
Eastern ana Middle States.

WILLIAM l.. SMYTH was arrested on a
charge Of perjury in the New York city
Dock Department investigation: tho Secre-
tary of the Board was discharged. the rcsig-
nations OF three dockmasters were accepted,
and one dockmaster was suspended.
A o desperate at Schraalenburg.
N. j., shot and wounded an entire family
and was himself fatally wounded.
Mrs. DELLA T. S. PARNELL, mother of
Charles Stewart Parnell, has been i'm a state
of destitution at her home i'm B~ordentown. n.
j. and her friends were appealed 10 for as
sistance.
ONE man was fatally hurt and several per
sons were injured in an accident to an ex-
press train near Pittsburg, Penn.
LEWIS G. CASSIDY, Attorney-Ge neral Of
Pennsylvania under Governor Pattison, died
at his home in Philadelphia.
THE editors of the Weekly Press Associa
ton of Connecticut met at the Tontine
Hotel in New Haven. Citizen George Fran
els Train made an address after dinner, and
spoke for an hour.
THE l2lst annual dinner of the New York
of was held at Del
monlcos and addresses were made 10y ex-
PRESIDENT Cleveland, Justice Miller, Secre-
eary Noble, Chauncey NJ. Depew and others,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
THE A II AND Il
SECOND BLossoMrSo OF TREES.

Fruit trees that have had a portion Of
their leaves destroyed sometimes start in
the fall the leaves that should appear the
following spring, and with them the bios
SONS of fruit buds have formed. Cherry
trees too roughly handled when cherries
were picked are the most frequent exam
pies Of this second blossoming freak,
though sometimes branches Of apple, pear
and plum are affected in this way. The
branches that thus blossom prematurely
do not bear the following season. II is
not good for the tree to have It's regular
habits thus disarranged. Sometimes
green shoots put forth with the blossoms,
and arc killed by the cold of winter, and
this more or less Injuries the vitality of the
ree.-AmericaR CultiUat0r.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
Gas in Champagne RofiIes.

Il bought some champagne Of Won
last spring, =" said a gentleman 10 Mr..
Hugh Fegan the other day. II sup.
posed it was all gone, but last week /
saw some bottles in the top of n closet
and took them down. They were
champagne. My wife had saved
them, women fashion. But they were
as fiat as Rhine wine. What was the
matter?"
"They were standing up, were they p
asked Mr.. Fegan.
"Yes."
well, the carbonic acid had all es.
capped through the corks. If they had
been in n cool place. and resting on
their heads, they would have been all
right.
1T takes two years for the cham
payne wine TO properly ch~ampagnize.
There is q heavy loss from breakage.
When the gas develops n champa0ne
cellar sounds like a battle. The bot
ties explode with tremendous force.
and are dangerous. Over 20 per
cent. OF the bottles break. That is one
reason why champagne is so high
priced. Bottled cider Will champaign
ize if raisins arc put in it,. Some wears
ago j put up a barrel of cider for the
White House. The steward insisted
on putting n whole raisin in each bot
tie. ! told him n quarter of a raisin TO
q bottle was enough, but he had his
own way. The result was that he
didn't have a bottle. Every bottle
exploded from the pressure" - Wash
in0fOn Post
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
The Reason.

Two mon, in the dining-room of a
hotel, were watching n hungry fellow
who sat near them.
Waiter" said the hungry fellow"
bring me some fried perch"
After no had eaten the perch he or
dered n broiled bass aud, after d~evour-
ing it, said:
Now Just bring me along any other
fish that you happen to have handy"
That fellow is extremely fond of
fish" said one of the men.
Not so much that he is fond of them
as the fact that he hasn't had any for a
long time"
He could get them, 1 am sure. The
markets are full of them"
"Hes, but You see he has been beyond
the reach of the markets; he has Just
returned from a fishing expedition"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
MaShinUInn.

CAPTAIN BAssETT, the custodian of th,
United States Senate Chamber, has had eight
new desks put in place to accommodate the
Senators from the new States.
THE international Maritime Conference ut
Washington passed additional amendments
TO the Rules Of the Road at Sea.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has returned 10
Washington from his duck shooting ey.
cursiou,
TIL delegates 20 the Maritime and Pan
American Conferences visited Annapolis. Nd.
THE four United States cruisers constitut-
ing a nava squadron Of evolution have
sailed from New York on a European cruise.
Many prominent people. including Secrctar-
les Tracy and Noble, witnessed their dcpar-
ture.
UPON the r~eassembling OF the three Ameri-
cans Congress, the Brazilian delegates did
not put in an appearance and their absence
was considerably commented upon.
ADVERTISEMENTS have been issued from
ihe Navy Department for proposals for fur
nishing about Col tons of steel plates for use
IN the construction of the United States ar
mored battleship Texas.
Tar International Marine Conference fin
lshed its consideration of the amendments to
tho Rules Of the Road.
ORDERS were issued 10y Secretary Tracy
Tor the vessels of the North Atlantic squad
ron 10 be put IN readiness for sailing.
POsTMAsTER-GENERAL WANAMAKER has
written 70 w. j Arkell, Of New York city
that the Assistant AttoTney-Gen has de.
cldcd that IL would be illegal TO use the backs
or postage stamps for advertising purposes
and that therefore Mr.. Arkelrs offer of 500.
~rptod.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
STUFFED Beforehand

james r. Root of Chicago. believes Inn
bringing up children thc way they should
eo. ~ know how b. is myself. he said
fhe other day, as Doc spoke Of this mat
Ter. When ] was "a boy. hc continued
bad most ravcnoue appetite. lik, aII
healthy boys Ms dear mother was oreaf
ON training and etiquette. and shc had
mc at Der afternoon teas. Now. ten was
70 little LIGHT for mc then and She know
20 just before the jca She would oui
city lead rod back to Che pantr, and Gf
mc zap with Wiik pudding until couldn't
wink. Then J. would participate I'm Tho
afternoon tea. OF course. loaded "a. +
was. could find uo room for anything
o..n and whom .hr tca and cake r,mr
Iro,ud 3 said no. thank YOU Tho
ladies pr. emit would REGARD inc ,.ifb
lmalement and say what weIl.Lo
havad boy Thoy didn't know fhaf r
he'd been stuffed beforehand Ulioo.l.
Her4Ia,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
Eoreirn.


EIGHT students have been arrested at Odas
"a Russia, Tor rioting mt n funeral service.
they had Just returned from exile. Riots OF
students are frequent in Odcssa, butthc par
uculars are suppressed.
The plaster aud cordage firm Of a. W.
Morris a. Brother. Of Montreal. suspended
with liabilities Of 81. 100, 200.
ONE THOUSAND mother-of-pear button
makers in Vienna, Austria, went on strike
Tor ahorter hours and higher wages.
A REVOLT against General Guznan. late
LlctaJor OF Ncnezuia- has resulted i'm an over
thro" or his partisans and his trcall as Am
bassndor % European Powers.
As q result Of the visit OF Emperor Will
lam the Sultan Of Turkey has issued n pr1cla-
NATION granting amnesty 10 Crctan insur-
gents.
By The fall ofa belfry at OIahujfalu Hum.
gary SIX persons were killed and many in-
cured.
IHE hftieth anniversary Of the production
~ Nerdfs first opera has been celebrated
throughout Italy King Humbert md Prime
Aainl-tcr Dri-pi sent congratulatory dc.
spatchest ~ the famous composer.
u FDocrEr has been elected President OF
the French Chamber N Deputies.
Use conference On tho slavery question
opened at Brussels. Belgium. Blrou lam.
bermont, Belgian Foreign Secretary was
''el 70 preside. Dr. Arendt. n German
.'.| 'N N|I E""NNHMHUIN
Bureau.
iiiE 1crman steamer Dubury. from Amy
IqF tI,usburJ. Germany. hns been osBFitf
iHh bodies " o man and his wife and their
thf CONS Wcro found i1 20 well near F0vyio
l' lIai5 an The members # n famfyIiging
iH tha vicinity have boon arrested q
rndc..H bad existed between tho two
farlice
IHE fao'inr-8u-eI by an election ina C,.4
1904 Central America resulted in q riot i1
we 'raafe nf Port Lim1n oud the death IN
SIX mau.
IUE lower House NJ the Austrian parii,.
l0nt has approved "a project FOR b canaI
Vienna. ~ connect the Danube
hNffeF deaths have resulted from tho
ll'fy explosion at H7ns1. Germany.
s.r an steamer Mario Sc Croirton
= l1r $50 Eorh h1e brrn erartef i4 .
a41 Captain de souipers and three
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
NEw YORK.
MOVEMENTS AND PRICES At rHE CENTRAL
DROVE YARDS. EAsr LIBEarH.

CATTLE.
The supply has been light, especially good
to primo butcher grades, which sold readily
at am advance n BIO ijc per cwt., while
coarse heavy shipping aud export grades and
common etpcksre were dull and lower. We
give thc ioiloaipg a. ruling prices. Prime,
1870 90 1910 Ms. 81 5l0f 90 good, 1900 10
100 DIS. f3 5Oo0IOO, good butcher grades,
lp0I Zoo l3JI hs.. f3 2jU3 Us. rough fat. iIOj
to 1910 bs ssO10 J. good feeders. 1909 TO
300 hs. % 1905 90, common TO- fair stock
ere aud feeders, weighing from 700 To- 100
lbs 81 2De; 7l, heIfers and mixed lots. SOD
02Ef sulls and fat cows, a. JO03 80. fresh
cows 49, springcrs 80 OO0l5 o. e head,
HOGS.
The receipts Of hogs this week have been
fair % the market has ruled slow on York
ers. while good selected are in fair demand.
We quote sales as follows Philadelphia. e.
a. Oh best Workers, s3 8y03 90. common 10
ialr 81 l10j I'D rDughs, 3 vas ~.
eUrrr.
Tho receipts Of sheep this week were fai,
and ihc market slow at unchanged prices.
We quote sales as follows Prime Ohio and
Indiana wcther, weighing here 30 30 40
DDS, 81 l101ud 90. good, 90 10 100 lbg..
. fJo0i %, fair t0 good mixed, % 90 90 los.
~ 1; good yeariings, 10 90 50 lbs, $50
4 JJ fair t0 good. ~ 10 30 lbs. S3 Jg0lfOJ.
good lambs 5000 Veal calves no 20 ~
ip8p s}f4Q - heavy calves s2N3 y
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
Tor Your stou,ch,. soLn.

Take n little wine for your stomach's sake
- a celebrated piece OF advice. TAKE a little
that bids fair To become equally famous. ThS
stomach Is at once a most delicate and a most
abused organ and. between it's delicacy and It's
abuse, II Is no wonder that IL Is constantly Civ
ing Its owner trouble. There Is no medicine
that VIII help the stomach so promptly and 50
effectively as Pe-ru-na. Its action Is very
simple. and IL leaves no bad effects whatever.
Especially in summer time Is IL a valuable
remedy 70 have at hand. For hot weather
easily affects the stomach. and any little Inn
prudence In eating OF disorder OF the system
deranges II. Then IL II that Pe-ru-na will
show itself TO be Just what II Is claimed to be-
n general Tonic and a corrector Of stomach
Troubles. Try It.
There are 2.5 lady preachers in the United
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28

THE YOUTHS COMPASSION gives so much for
tle small amount that it costs IL Is no wonder
~ taken already in nearly Half q Million
Il antilles With its fine paper and beautiful
illustrations, its Weekly Illustrated supple
seems as II the publishers could not do enough
10 plea 9. By sending 81. 20 now YOU may Oh
thln u Tree y January. and for a fun year
troHthat date 20 January. 1921. Address
IHE NOUTH's COMPANION. ROston. Mass.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28

Ex-Lord Mayor Whitehead, Of Lon,
don, Is clever man. He is the only
Englishman who was beneft,e / by the
Shah Of Iersia's recent visit. Whitehead.
who was then Lord Mayor, refused to
give tue Shah a banquet unless he was
promised "A baronetcy. lie gave the en-,
terta'nmcnt and is now Baron White
head. Flippant Londoners will be in
clined to call him Sir Leyelhcad.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
HnM,a ThIst

we offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF CatarrI that cannot be cure d by
IA sing Halls Catarrh Cure.
L. j. CHENEY x Co, Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersiSn cd, havo known +. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and sieve him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
tiuns, and financially able 10 carry out any Do
legations made by their firm.
West TruaV, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O
NaIdins, kinunn * Marvin, Wholesale Drug
giSts, Toledo, Ohio.
f. H.Nan Hoescn, Cashier Toledo National
Ban Toledo, ohio.
Halls CatGrrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon tho blool and mucous sur
faces, of the system. Price, 7jo. per bottlo.
Sold by all Druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
HAVE q CAB ?

When you are addressed as above. your hnt iri-
pulse is 90 look a. tl. driver IL The day be stormy
and The driver is q wise man, you viii find that he
wears 4 Fish Brand S~lcher,' and DC viii tell you
that he Is as comfortable on the box As his passen-
FER 100 the cab, and illt for his business this coat
= Invaluable. When you ret once inside = /" Fish
Brand 5icser' there's no such thing as weather
for you. ID doesn't make The smallest difference
whether tt rliu5, halls, sects, SHOWS, or blows.
You are absolutely and so'id'y comfortable. Get
one NJ once. 10 danger oi your not liking II alter
Edrd1. Il Is \ waste az money 60 buy any other
waterproof coat. They are worthless after a few
weeks 81 hard usage. beware Of worthless inn
liatons. every rifm-nt stamped with the Fish
Brand " Trade Marx. DON'T accept any inferior
coat when you can have th- d" Fish Brand SlickeT"
delivered without extra cost. Particulars and
illustrated catalogue free.
8. j. TOWER, Boston, Mass
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28

A valuable book on nervous diseases. by the
Rev r koeaig, Fort Wayne, Ind, or 50 w.
Madison ST.. Chicago.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28

II eDCTy too1Hdn in This land knew for herself
the actual quality of Dcbhins's Electric Soap,
DO use I but other millions have never tried
II. Have yoWf Ask your grocer for it.
An American system f police alarm
OONcs has been put up i'm london.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
A $3.50 Paper for s1.75.

Velvet is to play an important part In the
fall and winter bonnets.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
Orcaon. lhc Tnrndlsc I'D Ia

They say the late storm East has destroy
cd millions OF oysters.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28

Mild, cquablc china @, certain and abundant
crops. Bees, fruit, grain. grass and stock coun-
try in the world. Full Information free. Ad-
dress Oregon Im'igrHtn Board, Portland, Ore.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28

A Georgia woman, aged =, claims never
to have tasted water.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
~'NItd Pleasures and palaces. tho We may

MN p ''sure5 md puInce7, thO' We may
roam,
Re It ,cvc- so humble, there's no place like
homc.'
especial y IL blcsscd with a wife whose hours
ar not spent In misery caused by those drag
gilg-down pains "A iSing from weak ncsscs Pc
culinr 70 her sex. DR.. Iicrce's Favor te Pre-
scrlptipn relieves and cures those trOublCs and
brings sunshine To- many durkencd homes.
Sold by druggis y under "a positive guarantee
from manufactures OF satisfaction or money
refunded. Read guarantee ON bottle-wrappcr.
The cleansing, antiscp. ic and healing quail
ties Of DR.. SaSc's Ca arrh Remedy arc un
eQualcd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28

The only stimulant now INDUCED in by
Prince Bismarck is tea.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28

A loo, CHAR i'm quality, but only n &c. cigar
II price is 'Tansill's Punch"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-11-28
FREE.

There are 2. 8 lady PREACHERS in the United
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-28
a Kentucky suicide.


Andy Boiling was a bad citizen of
Jackson county, aud had killed half q
dozen OF his fellow citizens. One
evening Boiling killed his seventh
man in Clover Bottom. The next day
= coroneF's jury was empanneled 10
inquire into the affair. The testimony
was that deceased had called Boiling;
- liar, - and that Boiling immedi.
atefy drew his pistol and fired. killing
the man who had insulteu him At the
first shot
The jury went out Ia deliberate, and
AFTER short time returned the follow.
ing verdict
We find that deceased. Henry
Jones. committed suicide.
The coroner was amazed. Il shall
DOT receive the verdict he said
The testimony was positive thai
Andy Boiling did the killing.
YES" RENTED the foreman, and
the testimony WAS equally positive
and unequivucal that the deceased was
OF sound mind and in fun possession
of all hIs faculties Just previous 90 hi.
death. and that in this condition he
called Andy Rolling a liar II
stands Ia reason that IL he had mol
mesitaiel selt-destruetion he wcuid
not have been 80 rash. lie knew
what The consequences would DC, and
he evidently wanted 90 die
SO the verdict of suicide stoSsd.
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p.a,h o. rr,.lasn, narnar.l.

Nsw NoaK, April y pFessdea.
barnard Of coiumhia college. died
this aIsusnoua aged a.
Frederick AuguSaeS Porter Far.
naFd was born In Shealssli, Mass,
Nav :, l4a lie was graduated al
\ ale ST the aEe Of h. became satas
there. and thea teacher ia the s.esi
and dumb asylums Of Hartford aud
New York, krona iss7 10 ls&S ha wa
professor ut mathematics ans nAsaral
philosophy IN the University 81 Ana
hama, end afserwafa * chemistry
In iSss he took orders IN the EpiScss.
pal church. lie tlles became prufes,
scr at mathematics ard astranomy in
the University of MisSlssipps. In fssl
he became president Of Columbia col
leSe Of New York. He was The author
Of many scientific works. and served
the United States on 4 number 81
scientific missions. He vas origs
mater OF the deaf and dumb grammar
system, and "a iSns had charge af tbs
publication OF charts and maps al TIE
4 nstFst States coast survey
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-28
AROUND THE EARTH BY RAIL.
The Southern Pacific WIN Build to
Behring sss.

iHtErvieW Win SENATOR STANFORD.
As 10 railroad building. however, IL
win not be long till railroad viii
reach all the way up 10 Alaska Wher
Il gets there II will trend across Beh,
rings ses and down into Asia. All
this. believe. viii be done In twenty.
five years, and there will be literally
an iron rirsile round the earth.
The snows9 Oh. they won 4 bother
les no harder 70 build road down
the Himalayas than to build across
the Sierra Nevadns, or other places
waefc roads have been built. Snow.
sheds can and will be built. the same
a. We have over the Sierra Seyadas
for forty miles. IL Won't make any
difference whether the snow is two or
forty feet deep. Yes, II viii be costly
but Il viii be done. Why, that's moth.
Ing compared with what We have done
in the last fifty years Rehsing sea ID
the worst obstacle. bat a way will be
found 10 conqaer even that. The rea-
son why the road through Asia Is
feasible Is because IL would be d long
line. aud could be detected according
70 the obstacles 10 he overcome.
have no doubt that. in twenty-five
years. q man can go clear round the
earth by rail.