The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-06-21
HERE AND THERE.
A c1GAR-MAKER of Lancaster Count

Pa7YreceHsty worked 90 ursEithaRtt
sleep or&t. n
IN Rsaid tkae Russia has 16 abO, o
hor4e Emore tim al lthSgemaiuder a
Europe put together.
Mr.. POWERS, of Bonneville, Ind, has
just-6een buried in a coffin which he
had kept for years. While he lived he
stored his beans Il .TAAuk
A MASSACHUSETTS schoolma am has
'been arrested f6f-bfe TuierzoyeF.
a pupils back sndS PRECEDING bis legs
with a pointer.
ONE Boston family has changed cooks
IA times hl4tAEee: months, and another
family in the same city has had but one
coo III - 81 9ntt 1870 fzn sR3ds Il 2giSH |
y GEORGE Law, the New York million
aire, has become foo fat to. walk. His
.ineome is sS;66eA a weeK&tlIe Greater
part coming fromnthe EightEASsnde
Raih'oadI 81 yagshAoA 9ai - tssoa1
AUNT lSALnD 6Rnsdof Riuefhead,
L. l., IS years old, and worth $780, 900, 4
has Just taken vher fourth husband, an
intrepid youth Of 50. ...I..t-.-
r DoN'T, clean your kids. with, ,henzine,
and Weir them around the gas jets. a
PENNSYLVANIA girfi did, and the iniarii-
maBlethings caught fire. " on can I'm
agine the effect ON the hands HcoYered
with those tight gloves4sd 1854 vzrEs a
NeT long ago prominent citizen, Of
London slipped upon an orange peel
which had been thrown on the sidewalk,
and fell. The result of that fall was his
death. Now they talk Of establishing a
companylgin'o that metropolis Whose
Especial dutya will be to ikeepthe walks
free from fruit skinsaY - s9sAs a1RAz.
b a PTTsBURGH guardian of the poor
who celebrated Decoration Day by tax
ing his whole family and about dozen
friends to the OityiPoor=house, at the
expense Of the Taxpayers, vas ompeA-
Ted :by his associates in. the Board to re-
fund jS19.9S, the amount thus illegiti-
tmately expended, and now his resigna-
| tion is exnected sSEsl
!, Mr.! MeDoSSEEt, Of Brooklyn, n.
Y .ghappeneda to Hook up atsthesplAcea
where heihad left hiss7coa6 andthere
stood agshe-geat. cycling him ieeatentedze
ly,,With q tive=dollar greenpaek Just dis
tiappearing between her jaws It was the,
last Of s25 which shewas putting away.
NIcDonnelI caught her, Killed her, cut
her 'opeh,a but to no PURPOSE. There
was onlya PUPPY green masssningled'
with tiny bits Of cloth, to represent the
l'moneyI iapd the pocket. :. es.r.issss
7 INRussia every citizen upon attaining
the age of p year, is obliged, to serve
lfhis country as a,soldier, if required. The
full time Of service is IS years six with
hthe active army and nine in the reserves.
But various seirca1nstaneesa modifytthisl
term EDUCATION, uyoluntary enlistment,
! and the necessities Of the country. But
fall e-bodied men from q to 4Qs if not
,TenIisted, are held in reserve, to- be in.
corporated INTO the active army when
ever needed gTsy srsIss - 4ss'9s 81 y
4 LAST Sunday morning mo- ming says the Rocks
port Qnd.) JossrnaIsaathere passed
through this, city two acknowledging
objects, a man and a wife, each Wheel
1 ing a. heelbarr6w heavily laden With
Phousehold goods. On inquiry N was
learned that they had started from Ohio
b year ago, and had travelled in that
manner through Indiana, illinois, Iowa
and Missouri, and were on their way
! back to the starting point. During all
their travels they had never slept in a
bo,,se -afsh -L' A.-t8 tx MN Y
DIR. MEssER, of the British wal. steam
err Pearl, has lately pointed; out thatthe
wounds inflicted by poisoned arrows in.
the South Sea Islands are not followed
by blood poisoning, nor By any specific
y disease traceable to the supposed ''poi-
son, '"but by series of morbid, mental
and motor symptoms, the first including
fear, mental exeitementy delnsion, and
actual insanity, while the second em-.
brace hgsteria and tetanas, proceeded
1 by morbid sensations, Furthers he,
proves that the so-called poisoned ar
rows are really not poisonous, and that
their supposed poison can NOT produce
tetanus-in fact, those woundedbyl them
generally die fromthe effect, not efpoiz
son, but Of imagination, as in the -easeof
hyar'Pnoolp1f - -. .ss hnu3 s0s9Ga
7 A CURIOUS custom and recreation OF,
the Hoopa Indians is, a perspiringg one,
4 and in which they all participate They
have sweat-houses built close 0ver. a
hole in the ground, and entered by a
small aperture. Hot stones are cast
into it, and when at entsheatthe1
Indians, perfectly naked, and of both
sexes, crawl into it, and remain as long
J as nature viii bearit. They then creep
/ out. too exhausted to stand, and lying
! on the ground until strength Is ssined.
they plunge into the cold water ofsthes
RIVER. sItis aasimplified Russian bafhipp.
! 2 unique PLAN .oa IN se@ aEiSsE2
7 THERE is probably. only cue ehlrch
in the United States that has thoropgh7I
4 " appointed kitchen in its basement: 1t
i is the Rev. DR.. Stephen, II ryng s. at
4 Madison Avenue and IL Forty-second
Street, New sYofk9a Mrs kMcGoan
is the presidiugscgenil hof sssthis
clean andy well IA aRgoipteds aaolpzs
ally in church auxillifa az Every.
Sunday, afternoon, under the auspices
Of the ANDREW and hilip Society, She
ladies' out sav1ory not coffee and tea and
stewed OYSTERS ana serves gFeatSdfskes
| ofshot meatSand bread forbhundretls0of
hungry mem EyerHIaesda5 afternoon,
7 atthe ,cost,ef, the, Mary and Martha So,
/ eiety, women are as beautifully fed. =
4 IN connection, with theaeightyrSeeo
\ annual. sessionTsf the Episcopal Conyen-