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Paris begin ut 6 a. NJ, and have sun
light long before it reaches the city.
In France juggling is taught for the
benefit of the health. 1t brings the
muscles of the arms and chest and
back into play.
a countryman at Palatka, Fla, who
saw a street car for the first time, re-
ferred to il as Il new style omnibus
on baby Wheels
The greyhound Happy Hirondelle is
THOUGHT to be the best dog seen in En-
gland since the memorable wonders
Master McGrath and Coomassie.
Some forms OF dyspepsia are caused
by u deficiency of water in the system,
as The drinking of too little water is
much more injurious than the drinking
OF too much.
Ii is given out in Boston that the
cremationists have lost Is per cent of
| their strength in the last year, and it
is believed that another year or two
viii finish them.
The remains of Blinkey Morgan rest
in II Cleveland cemetery and close be-
side the dust of n minister, and his
friends propose To erect a marble shaft
l%hirty-livc feet high.
\ shrewd citizen of Montezuma, Ga,
| snapped horses ten times in one day
and made S12j, and gallopcd home
that night posscssor of the same horse
to impart the news to his family.
About one-half of the paper money
circulation in South America is coun-
t~erfeit, but that is a matter no South
American worries about. The genuine
is about rs bad rs money ean be.
The number of Jews in the world is
estimated at 5000, 900. OF these 4,0Oo,-
900 are in Russia, and it is said that
only some 5000 are perfectly free
from political bondage of every kind.
Thread from the tiber of the ncttle is
now spun SO fine that sixty miles OF ii
weighs only two and onc-half pounds.
The same iiber has for some time been
used i'll Europe in the manufacture OF
ropes.
There has been no improvement in
the shape of the umbrella for the last
seventy years, aud, it may be added,
no Improvement IN the manuer oil
carrying it. The average person pro
tects his toes and vets his heels.
Mr.. %Spurgeon, the well-known Lon,
don preacher, has a beautiful residence
at Beulah, Upper Norwood, with ex.
tensiye grounds and handsome con.
scrvatories. A silver caskct from the
queen is one of his most precious
household gods.
A Boston young man says that he
wrote a good story, and it was decliD.
ed by several periodicals. He then
rewrote it, misspelling all the words
and it was accepted as a lirst-class dia.
lect story by the periodical that had
first declined it. The Boston young
man spins Il very tough yarn.
Fifteen young of Philadel
phia have formed a club of which the
sole condition of membership is tina,
the applicant forswears corsets. Each
one of the ladies comprising the clut
has consigned her whalebone cuirlss
to the flames, and now taxes her in,
genuity to provide a substitute.
Mrs. l.. G. Abraham, of Cleveland
lost Il year ago Il gold ball in which
was inclosed by Il spril4g Il diamond
worth 5000. 1t was of II pair OF
unique earrings. The ball was found
~ chance the other day with a chiItt's
marbles in n workingman's cottage
and the story of its wanderings since
IT dropped from its f;sr owners cal
would I'LL y story book.
A strange negro while visiting w,
1y, Ga, Il few days since, bpcam,
quite boistcrous and got himself .intc
several SUPPLEMENTS with otl.c, ne.
groes. Finally he got quite exhausted
and lay down for a nap. When lt
&ot 10 sleep somebody poured koro.
scnc oil all over him aud set lire TO it.
lie WIS badly burned, probably fu
tally. 1t was thought the deed vas
committed by other darkics.
A daughter of Editor Mortimer nj
New Bloomfield. Pa. BROUGHT ont al
the cellar u large head of cabbane tG
prepare for the familv's Sunday din.
ner. She cut it open and immediately
began to scream loudly. A mcubrI
| of tlte familv ran in and found !.
| snake, nearly two feet lone. snuiru;no
about on the table. 1t had been suunly
coilcd around the cabbagc-head undel
| the outer leaves, where it had proha.
bly, been making its quarters all win,
ter
An amusing m~isadvcnture happened
the other day to a well known artist in
| Paris. He had purchased an old hel.
| met in n bric-a-brac shop. and when
he got home the idea occurred to.him
| to try it on. 1t went on easily enouoh
but when he wanted to take it off he
found ii impossible to do so. Finally
| he was forced TO 70 to a n]e:ahborjno
| gunsmith's to have it removed. HIS
appearance on the street wearing this
| medieval relic produced a decided sem
| sation.
England has been very backward in an.
| PLYING electricity to modern needs. but
the latest news is that in one direction
the English have proved alive to the
| possibilities of tic new force. There
| is running in London an electric bus.
1t carries twelve persons and is man.
| aged BY a driver who sits inst whcre
he would if he had to manage a team
| of horses. The bus makes six or eirht
| miles an hour, but il has not vet been
| run in the DAYTIME, when the streets
| are crowded.
Tho now bo,so 90 1,.n
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