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A ClIARACTEBISTlC Sl'MMABY.
."'"- ;' ' (JtlAPIItlt I. "
TliacailieU information wliicli
have of nitfu in tbat lie win cre.ued.
Having sbauotel biiuttelf r-all'
inn Hie auimaU uaiom be proceed
(o go to deep.
' . CtlAPXEtt ' IL .
Woman then occara, and lir first
recotded act waa lo appropriate
one of tbe man' own rios for' her
owu couveuaiier.
CiiApraa III. -Wotnau
is now at tbe aumroit of
reuimiue terreotlal prosjwnty. She
poaae-sea tbe only livinjt man and
ahe inbabiu tbe Paradise of Pleas
ure. .
The next fneideut, tberefore, ia
an inevitable aequelicf.
Swaying from aiiaiu, Evo enUra
into twnveraatioB witu ine oniy
oilier talking creature in tbe gar
den, Die Serpent, the niot rillian
oa loatliiouie and veoemoua ani
mal of all!
To enipliaslr.e tbe mtoution, HiU
particular aerpent ia Satao tbe
principal of Evil. . , -
VHlrTKB IV.
Tbe Serpent deceives Eve, who.
po8xefwiii rutira bnpDlnea, cliar
acteriiitically exebaneea It foi some
tblue new.
7 ClIAPtKR V.
Eve rejoin" Adam, prevail upon
ktnt to make a fool of bimaelr, as
already had of herself, and hiding
leave tbe man to tell be first lit-!
Cuaptes VI.
Adam and EVe are summarily
expellotl from Paiadiae. ;
Tbns opon tbe first day, tbe first
ilay the first woman fell at tbe first
temptation, ruined the first man
and accomplished sufficient mis-
hief to endure even nutil tbe last
trumpet ah jH summon tbe last man
to attend the Last JndsinenU '
A very creditable undress re
bearsal. - . .
ClIAPTBaVIf.
ReDroduce the Ingredients of
this epbiodp, with ingr-nions elabo.
ration, innumerable billions of times
and you have the complete "Hlato
rj of Humanitf," -from tbe first
ui eat h to the last sigh. . -
.". iJ -'Addbxda. "
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In the course of the first day the
first woman invented the first
fashion!
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FisiS.
A clrcunintiuice of interest is that
Eve Inaugurated female dress with
a IkJT and since then till recently
Fashion has coiHinually added to
tho costume which a civilised wo
man sb-tU wear. It has been re
served for this century, however
to reverse to the process ef rapidly
undressing her, and It may be,
therefore, that tbe end of the world
will occur when woman reaches
a ciin tbe inexpensive starting
noint. At tbe present rate ibis
may be estimated to happen some
where about If 97. Or it nay be a
triflo earlier. Visitor.
A DEFENCE FOR HOT BBEAD.
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ten about tbe ' beaihfulness of cat
iug hot bread tbat its lovers ' will
be comforted to know that the
doctors do not all talk the same
wav about it. Dr. Troitzld writ-
iug to a Buasian medical journal
after care.'ul examlnatioi be has
fonnd tbat new and uncut bread
contains no uilro-orgauiams, a the
be.it necessary to cook tbe bread
destrovs Ibem all. After bread
lins been cut and allowed to stand
h - mi,! for s while it quickly col-
leots bfCletia. as it is an excellent
iMtlitHii f.r them to thrive on.
U'hpat 1 1 c. 1 Le think", eatlicrs
1. 'eria f.; :.r tliaa rye, as the Hi"
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Shot of all in Leavening Power Latest U. S. Gov' RerJort.
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BITS OF INFORMATION.
There are 110.000 ioie of dunK
Uncle Sara has 6,000 postmUreffce.
Ktnne bridges were built in China
2.000 years ago. . - -
The world bos thirty -tlirea mogoetm
olwefTatorii. . . ' .
Jilotliiiff imiwrLi us loot cotton ra(p
bulle.l wilb audit. ..
During the Crlnio.tn War of 1854-55
78..000 men were sluiu.
Clocks sere worn- as oar peudunU in
0. ritmojr iu tbe dura of Chuiloi V.
llilliouaot bnttorilioxare oaten over?
year by tbe An-truliuu aborigines.
Tlirco of the firat fonr iroi.luU of
the Uuittxl HtaloH ruarriod aiilowa. .
The firat book atorootrps,! in this
eon nl ry nas a Iw TestauicEt lu
1814.
The bWl travels tlironirh onr ar.er.
Ies at a rule of abont twelve fejl Mr
aoronib . . j
There am anid to be aliont two thon-
anml variotioa of apples raised in tliU
ootiutrr." I. :
The le.iiiwratnre of the plnnot Nep.
tana is estiuuttod to bo 000 degree bj-
low xoro.
A cherry Ireo at Elkin, N. C, in aaid
to mo-uinre tweuty one feet ia circum
ference. :
The Croton aqueluct In New York
snrpaite all ruotleru engineering efforts
of this kiud.
Before the War of Indopendenoe all
tho eolonloa, which afterward booauio
Stales, coutuinod sUros. :
Fluce five hundred earths like oars
side by side, yet rWtnrn's outermost
ring conlil BiLsily Hiinloao tuoin.
On tbe Islliums of Durien oithar sex
can do tho courting, with the uitinrol
reniilt that nlmoat every one gets imir-
. JCrly Ttattwar Trarellaa'. '
The first resnW train servioo in this
ountrr eommeuoed on the Uvorpool
and Manchester Uailway on Friday,
Ucptember 17, 1830, two days after the
opening of the line. It was not on a
very auibttioua scale; Uu-ao trains each
way on week Oays aua two oa riun.iaya
wars deeawd quite sufficient The nov
elty of tbe thing, however, at first, and
very soon Its provau saiety ana inci-
enoy, led St ones to S macn larger tru-
So Uutn bad been anticipated, ana as
the' couipaoy could obtain rolling
ttock the sorvioo was increased. For a
limo the people who had ventured to
risk their lives by the new mode of con
veyance were tha objects of admiration
for their courage or of contempt for
their foolhardiuess; but ono by one the
loaches had to be taken off tne road
and everybody went by rail.
Tbe time oeonpiedjn tbe journey was
at first more than two hours, and often
less, the distance being thirty-one miles
but even this rate was too font. for some
oeoule. lor S areutleman, writfuir about
ix weeks after the opening of the line,
says the speed was too great to be
plea- ant and caused hi in to feel sonio-
what giddy. Xlie traveling was not
very comfortsble ' undoubtedly; the
coaches wore at first only coupled with
chains, as wagons aru now, so that they
jerked tbe unfortunate paaaeugers
nearly off their seats at starting and
dashed violently against each other
lieu the diivot put on his brake.
When fairly in motion, if the speed was
any but the slowest . the "very short
wheel base produced a pitching actioa
to trying that if the journey bad not
boen'a short one it would have seriously
affected tho popularity of the railway
as a means of passenger tran.iit. Corn
bill Magazine, , -.'
The Of-Coat Cola.
Few of the present generations have
anv knowledge how the present one-
cent niece came into circulation. Prior
to the civil .war the coin which repre
sented one cent weighed exactly half an
ounce. There were plenty in circula
tion for the population at that time.
Dut when the war broke ont it seemed
as if coins of all denominations had
been swallowed up. Tokens Of various
kinds were made first, of -card board
tlien of metal. ' . ' . ' '. ;
A small .coin about the size of the
nrpsent one-cent piece was produced.
having npou it various devices such as
- Not ono-oent," Good enough for de
fence." " Our country forever. ,from
nil hundred to one thousand vsrietiea
of these tokens were made and issued.
A a thev were taken -to represent s
rent hv everTbodv. those who had cop.
per enough on hand, and could make
or procure moulds or dies, realized a
Rood pront irom me maaiug u nam
ing of these tokens. The sie and
weMit were convonient, anil tho United
States Govei-nmeiK saw that the people
were better pleased with, tlie sniallel
piece, sjthongh comparatively valuclesa,
llian with tlio one-half ounce coin.
As the object was to keep the sub
si.iiarv coius in the country, and sa th
people were co,itut to use the smaller
pieces, t.ie experiment ' tried in tbe
iitvae of the turkey bfiziard" mised
nickel cent. Thy were lar-r, thicker,
d hrwicr t':n ttie prv-"tit emit, an
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