The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-26
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

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mark the grave of the late. Jere Rusk at
I Niroqua- Wis. 1t viii be thirty-two feet
4 high and viii stand on a base six and one
half feet square
Two men, foreigners, happening to
meet on La Sale street, Cmcago, the
other day, forthwith embraced, each kiss
ing the other on either cheek. This quad
fuple form OF osculaJlOn between men IS
common enough in Europe. but IS so rare
I in this country as 10 attract attention.
I The two men were for q moment sur
rounded by curious group OF men and
j boys, but quickly walked away arm III
I arm, apparently obllvlous of the fact that
they had done anything out Of the ordl-
nary.
/ a fad over across the sea is to have
+ your foot photographed as we'll as your
hand or face-tnat is, if you are lucky
enough TO possess a foot blessed with ar
/ tsuc curves ana outlines. 4 prominent
society woman of New York. on her re-
! turn from Paris several months ago, ex-
J hlplted 10 a room full Of adtnEIng IFlends
/ the sweetest, dafnteSt Etlle plaster cast
/ of loot, winch, she declared, was coun-
terpart of her own, made by a sculptor of
4 worldwide fame She was al that moment
having a lfe-siZe one carved in marble,
! to be mounted on Cerise velvet and several
/ small ones, One-half the size, struck Off IN
I ulHerent SHADES or pale PINK pliie ana on
/ rose. The extraordinary popularity OF
{ "TTiIby' has helped TO direct attention TO
I our humbleSJ member, and now the women
/ of New York are experimenting TO see
/ whether they have Insteps that water
! will now under'-a sure sign OF blue
/ blood
Mention was recently made of the dis
! covery in the tomb of Assault (dfth dy-
( nasty) of wooden models of TWO companies
! of Egyptian soldiers. Further details nave
! just been received, sent by the Egyptian
1 exploration fund. Each company consists
of forty figures, about thirteen nches
} hlgh, liked to wooden board IN SQUADS
( OF tOur.. The HguTeS are COlOren ana nave
4 the lOln cloth. They are equipped with
: spear and shield. The spears are as Ions
as the men. and the butts carried on level
} h. no - . -
/ one-stXth the total length of the spear,
! and are shaped like those of the Baggara
/ Arabs OF to-day. The shields nave
/ square base ana come to point and are
! eight inches long. Across the narrow
/ portion is d batten, through which the
I hand passes The second squad are black
! skinned, smaller men, and wear Scanty
/ lOiu cloth Their arms are bows and ar
/ rows, and the arrows tipped with hint,
/ with edges Chsel-shaped and the tips not
/ sharp. The Egyptian contingent marches
/ in regular order, locked up" the negro
/ soldiers straggle The latter must have
/ been the lrregulars because to use the
/ bow and arrow must have required
/ loose formation.
How some, people, suffer in winter, says
/ the Philadelphia Times. They are con-
4 Stdutly having Chills; a feeling Of cold
/ water trickltng down the back or some
I local StagnatiOn of blood. with other ncry-
/ Gus sensations. is experienced: the hands,
/ feet, nose, or ears are especially likely to
! give inconvenience. Such individuals can
7 not get warm even in bed. and, as
ccol'N' 'iutiiCe, often Suuet IRON insomnia,
f f SIeS ,,ES9iies9 Is oLtgR caused DE eCoIu
tb ra,. ~ , 9I{n eo,iti l-oll9 ali9o II3Lll
/ cause tbe v,es thar7 is Too coIj I4lnc55 r.
rirouIati0n is NOT t-aDf qo5nq and tLe
blood. Initiated Inv he close i,,7nura air,
of the hOuse has no chance offarad II If
4 being allowed to nurif1t ffsaIf Tho fC,I
/ EST river or stream If v-ster, is rende,ad
pure by exposure to The air AS il comes
! along. and after a run of a few miles he
/ comes fiji fC1, CONSERVATION VII mn
/ will delicate peoDIe denv the stream If
| life an opportunity to purify itself as il
. courses through their veinsa Here is the
/ secret of how to keen warn, in u-i1ter
/ outdoor exercise in rllre air MANY indi-
viduals mistake the feeling of cold for
+ catarrh But feeling cold and ,'falxi,7g,
I cold" are different things A sbivor from
+ exposure to c0IG-indeed a half dozen
! conditon-is NOT in itself likely to end i'm
SO-called "cOId," so long as the expos
/ IRE has been in the omen air: but we hold
/ that by breathing the impure air Of badly
/ ventilated rooms a chill NAV he very
/ easily contracted that Will end in Il cold
. In cold weather we distinctly recommend
/ the ordinary healthy man or woman to
try the effect of outdoor exercise, es-
I pectally when the feeling is strong that
/ it is too cold to 80 out Of doors Exercise
+ under such circumstances will usually act
as a tonic to the whole frame and brace
ton of which is to regulate the neat of the
/ body. The skin should be freely exposed
. to the air before dressing in the morning
tepid bath rub the body into a glow with
coarse towel, and you will be very near
~ cold and water proof
One of the most curious ana unacco,7,,t-
/ able of the natural phenoneIea is tbat Of
singing "barEins6 oI Il. Si' ..,, 81
saws the St. T,ouis Ren11biir T,ha s s,,,i5
/ sion of olIeer noises rom 49,, 800 ~
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