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MASSER & WILDER, DENTISTS, EVERYTHING. A lady in Stafford county, named Lynn, is the mother of five pairs of twins, all boys, and all living. Stafford is a productive county. The Emperor of Anam uses a water pond as a money safe. Hollow trees are used to store it in, and these are sunk in the pond, which is guarded by alligators. The money returns no interest, but neither has the bank ever failed. The flag of the Chicago Socialists is red and black, signifying destruction, and some of the devices carried in a recent procession were "Every Government is a Conspiracy Against the People," "The Greatest Crime To-day is Poverty," "Down with the Throne, the Altar and the Money-bag." The Goshen, N. Y., police force has been supplied with rawhide whips, to be carried during the daytime instead of the ordinary locust clubs. Owing to the ease and safety with which they can be wielded, it is said they inspire more terror among evil-doers than the old-fashioned clubs. Ex-Gov. Anthony once said: "The average Kansas town will vote bonds to buy a can to tie to a dog's tail." Many Kansas towns that ten years ago had bright prospects are to-day as dead as an Egyptian mammy because of recklessness in going into debt. "The manufacturers of New York city regard it as a scandalous shame," says the Philadelphia Call, "to have the poor sewing girls make shirts for forty cents a dozen in that city. They send them over here to have them made for thirty-two cents a dozen." Nebraska has now about 250,000 acres of growing forests, in which have been set 600,000 young trees. Besides these there have been planted over 12,000,000 fruit trees, over 2,500,000 grape vines, a vast number of berry bushes, plants and countless quantities of ornamental shrubs. A popular refreshment in New Orleans is frozen cream cheese. The cream cheeses are broken up small and beaten fine and smooth with an egg beater; the cream belonging to them is also whipped and then added; the whole sweetened and then frozen. The addition of peaches or fir makes this dessert. The Treatment of Oral Physiological Principles As analyzed by the Birth Review, November, 1894, work on corpulence gives practical points for the redemption to him, fattening ogous to the fattening of cattle on overfeeding. He, however current view that fat makes trary, he thinks fatty food bumen, and prevents its for plan of treatment, therefore derating the quantity of food ing off all vegetable carbon-starch, etc., allowing a moderate fat, two or three ounces daily. He also suggests that the diet notorious, greasy and succulent satiety rapidly. He but permits light wines. The plan advocated appears free from the objection to odor, which is too much like following is the diet used by Ebstein in one of his cases: Breakfast—One large cup about half a pint—without sugar of white bread or brown bread plenty of butter. Dinner—Soup, often with four to six and one-half ounces boiled meat, vegetables in minimum preferably, and cabbage were almost and potatoes altered. After dinner, a little french course a salad or stewed out sugar. Two or three pints wine, and immediately after a cup of black tea, without milk. Supper—A large cup of blonde An egg, a little fat both, or some ham with its fries, smoked or fried fish, a portion of white bread, well buttered a small quantity of cheese, a fruit. On this diet the patient loses six months. 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Besides these there have been planted over 12,000,000 fruit trees, over 2,500,000 grape vines, a vast number of berry bushes, plants and countless quantities of ornamental shrubs. A popular refreshment in New Orleans is frozen cream cheese. The cream cheeses are broken up small and beaten fine and smooth with an egg beater, the cream belonging to them is also whipped and then added, the whole sweetened and then frozen. The addition of peaches or figs makes this dessert superior to any ice-cream ever invented. There is a remarkable absence of pauperism in Japan, but a man with an income of $1,000 a year is considered wealthy, and a peasant or farmer who has $100 laid by for a rainy day is ranked with capitalists. It is estimated that there are less than 10,000 paupers in the whole empire of 37,000,000 inhabitants. It is a curious coincidence that the fathers-in-law of Gen. Grant's sons all suffer financial reverses like himself. Fred Grant married a daughter of Mr. Honore of Chicago, once a millionaire; Buck Grant married a daughter of Senator Chaffee of Colorado, who lost heavily; Jesse Grant married a daughter of Mr. Chapman, a former California Greens. The Clyde river, in Scotland, burned for thirty-six hours week before last. A fisherman who was wading in the water struck a match to light his pipe, and while still burning throw it in the water. Gases from the mineral workings underneath the river's bed had found their way to the surface through a fissure, and lighted up at once. Flames rose to the height of three or four feet, and were very difficult to extinguish. An extraordinary and tragic accident has occurred near Paris. A horse was seen running wildly along the road to St. Germain, the vehicle to which the animal was attached being enveloped in flames. Several persons having succeeded in catching the horse, a dreadful sight presented itself. In the bottom of the burning vehicle the body of the driver was found reduced to an almost indistinguishable heap of cinders. It is supposed that the man, having lit his pipe, fell asleep, and that the burning ashes set fire to the old woodwork. The black and red, red and white, or blue and white variegated paper used by bookbinders in covering the sides of book covers costs $40 per ream of 480 sheets. It is manufactured by a certain old family in France that owns the secret of making it, and charges its own prices. Having grown rich out of the monopoly, these Frenchmen do not now make above 100 reams annually. In a Parliamentary report, some years ago, on the condition of the district known as "the Black Country," in Mid England, the inspector wrote: "Adultery is the rule rather than the exception, and incest is fearfully common." There is no reason to suppose that much improvement has taken place. 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He, however, disputes the current view that fat makes fat; on the contrary, he thinks fatty food protects the albumen, and prevents its forming at. His plan of treatment, therefore, consists in moderating the quantity of food, and while cutting off all vegetable carbo-hydrates, sugar, starch, etc., allowing a moderate quantity of fat, two or three ounces daily, to be taken. He also suggests that the diet should be monotonous, greasy and succulent, so as to cause satiety rapidly. He disallows beer, but permits light wines. The plan advocated appears rational, and is free from the objection to Banting's method, which is too much like starvation. The following is the diet used successfully by Ebstein in one of his cases: Breakfast—One large cup of black tea—about half a pint—without sugar; two ounces of white bread or brown bread, toasted, with plenty of butter. Dinner—Soup, often with marrow; from four to six and one-half ounces of roast or boiled meat, vegetables in moderation, leguminous preferably, and cabbages. Turnips were almost and potatoes altogether excluded. After dinner, a little fresh fruit. For second course a salad or stewed fruit without sugar. Two or three glasses of light wine, and immediately after dinner a large cup of black tea, without milk or sugar. Supper—a large cup of black tea, as before. An egg, a little fat roast meat, or both, or some ham with its fat, Bologna sausage, smoked or fried fish, about one ounce of white bread, well buttered, occasionally a small quantity of cheese, and some fresh fruit. On this diet the patient lost 20 pounds in six months. Ebstein insists on the necessity of always keeping to the restricted diet if the tendency to corpulence is to be successfully combated. 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