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al elective cure FOR snoring
II l. an interesting point IN American
history II, as stated. the Confedsrate gray
uniform was borrowed trom rae Flrst \ ir.
glnlA regiment, which borrowed Il trom
the seventh New York regiment The Con
fedsEs5s song Dixie" "As or northern
authorship.
The city of Manchester, Lngiand, Ia.
authorized the mayor and S-eISohn Hsr-
wood 70 employ, IN connectloa VITA the
Oftlco of medical officer oI health. snct
women visitors as they may think suitable
at = ocst hot exceeding s., 30 yeSr.
There is probably only one woman in The
world IA the antiquarian book business
and she keeps shop al Ber~lck-on-I'Weed
England. Gladstone often visits there and
pores cve~ the books
A protest against long and poorly paid
hours of work comes from tSe grave dig
gen of Paris. They ere officially ployed
by tho city, and number l25. Ten hours
day is their average labor, and they az,
liable 10 be called up az any time OF tLt
night They are heginning 10 organize fol
the purpose OF doing lass work snd for si,
francs day instead OF five.
Only one European country has lower
death rate than England-to wit. Norway
where only 10 persons out of zoo die in 4
year The other end II the pole Is in Aus
tria, where the rnte Is - 9. In England il
is lTs for a population Of over 57,OO0,0o0.
According 20 a late consular report th,
parts OF Europe cover the following areas
Germany, "A, ,595, 600 scrsS; Russia, 49i, 22S,
600 acres; Austria II hungary, 20, ,95l, 100 acres
Sweden, A., ,O00, 600 scres; France, <, ,24o, 90
acres; Spain, IS, 7o9, 600 acres; Italy 9,S64, ~
acres, and England, 2,471, 900 acres.
An Augusta citizen took queer way I,
collect a bill lately. He went TO q mar
who owed him s. for board and asked fo
the loan Of his watch TO wear 70 his land
lords wedding. After that event he die
not return the article, and the owner wen
TO the police station TO make q complaint
An Investigation brought out the boarC
bill and settlement was effected.
When the average man or woman come
10 be fitted with the first pair of glassc
some curious discoveries are made. Sever
out of ten have stronger sight in one ey,
than tho other. In two cases out OF fiv
one eye Is out of line Nearly one-half th
people are color blind 70 some extent, anG
only one pair Of eyes out Of every ffteel
are sound in every respect.
A new term of derision has been intro
duced from across the water. The phras
is, "a bounder," and it is applied il
sense of contempt or dislike 70 any one
appears TO be derived from the tenni
ground, and implies that an individual
thus designated is out OF bounds-that is
does not in manners, dress or conversation
como up to the standard Of good society.
VI. Viel Cazal, a French painter VIII,
chose his subjects from the slaughte
houses and rejoiced in painting blood, ha
died at the age of - years, and the story i
told that the first pictHre that he had il
the Salon was rejected at first, and that thr
de- after learning its fate the painter wen
TO the jury room Of the Salon, said he wa
starving and threatened 10 shoot himsel
If the picture was not hung, whereupon th
committee reversed their decision
a curious accident was witnessed By tw,
Alton Qa) citizens. They were going from
that place TO Sioux Center when q thunde
storm came up. They had noticed an eagl
flying quite high in the air, and whil
watching it bolt Of lightning struck th,
bird, and il fell 10 the ground. With th
exception Of a broken wing il was not sc
ously injured. 1t was captured by th
men.
A Georgia editor has an old Confederate
shoe, manufactured for the government il
1854, just before the war ended. The sol
Is fully three-quarters Of an inch thick
and is made of poplar wood, evidentll
shaped with n hGtchet or drawing knife
The upper is attached to the sole with
strip Of rawhide, running entirely arount
the shoe, the leather being held 20 the sol
with large carpet tacks. The upper is o
rough cowhide, dressed only on the inside
Aunt Nancy Luce, an eccentric characte
known to thousands OF summer visitors a
Martha Vineyard, is dead. She won no
toricty il not fame by reason OF a pamphle
sold on the island. along with her photo
graph, entitled A Memorial q Two Ia
vorite Chickens During the last years o.
her life Aunt Nancy spent her time train
ing bantam chickens until they wer
capable OF performing many really inter
esting tricks