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Equally remarkable are the feats of rapid smokers, which, however, have little to commend them in the Wily of enjoyment. it in to America ilini we must go tn find the "world's champion clgarelie snioker"~a liiil'ii‘_\,' Pole. who, for ii wager. once reduced thirty-tire cigarette-s to ashes before ilie minute. hiind hurl comple d one circuit of’thc clock. Oii nnolhcr occasion ha‘ perform- ed l; feat even more remarkable, in smoking n round hululred cigar» eties iii ien minutes uiidgr four hours. "Ami iioiv." the insatiable mun exclziimcil, ilﬁ hr- lllllli,’ away the lust slump, "l think I will have a cigar.“

For n. ‘wager of one thousand francs ,1 French cuhman. (‘liiitaig- non. recently undertook lo smoke a hundred strong cigurs in two iliiys. lii the firsi iwenLv-four hours he had ills-posed‘ of sixty-six;

cd his tiisk, with such vigor that by noon Wills following day the slump oi‘ his his! cigar was burning his lips.

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The Euphrates Valley, we are‘ told, is to be the grunary- of the world. ‘and this makes the contruc- tion of u railway linking it with the Mediterranean an imperative

necessity. The difficulties from an l

engineering point of view are not great. It is hardly realized that [ram the coast oi‘ the Mediterranean ui the mouth of the Orontes to the River Euphrates is a dist-once of but 130 miles. only forty miles of which are more than 1.000 feet

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The distance siived would be ini- nieiiiie: Toke. for example, the car- riage oi‘ goodL-i between ihoiiiloii iiszvLondoii lo Busreh by sea, 6.700 nillcbi Busreh to Bagdad by riiil. 300 miles; Busreh to Mosul by rail. Soirmlles. Now, assuming that there will he ll railway from Aniioch or Alexandretln to Mosul or Hag- riiirl‘, the distances work out us: London i0 Alexaiidretta by seii. 3,4000 miles; Aleiiaiidrettii to Mosul by proposed rail, 400 miles; Alex- iiiidretta to Bagdad by proposed rail, 50 miles. it will be seen hi. a Rliince that on the rail journey there is not much to choose either WA)‘. but on the sen transport 3,300 iiiiles would be saved, to say noth- ing of elinlliiuling the cost of the Sui-x (‘tiiiiils tliies.—»The Near Eiisl.

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that every woman loves beautiful silver-that she rarely, if

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