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for it surely does the work. .1 got a month's treatment and I lost Just thirty pounds in thirty days." Dow Much Flesh Should You Lose? What the Well-Fai Maa r W The following is the correct height and weight of a well-formed man. A woman s weight will .be-. generally about. 8 pounds less than the following figures: . Stature, ft. 0 in. Weight ' 121 lba 114 lbs, 129 lba. 135 lbM. 139 lbs. I 145 lbs. 149 lbs. 15 lbs. 161 lbs. 166 lbs, 171 lbs. 176 lbs. . 182 lbs. should be two-fifths ft. 1 in. I In. 3 in. ft. ft. ft. 4 in. 5 ft. 5 ft. in. in. in. ft. 5 ft. 8 in. 6 ft. 9 in. 5 ft. 10 in. 5 ft. 11 in. ft. 0 in. A lady's waist of her height. BACK TO GOVERN MENT Railroad Returns Property Secured, It Is Said, by "Dummy" Entries. PAYSv $33,000 FOR COAL . 'ashlngtoo, March 10. A settlement has been effected by the sveretary of the interior of the government suit against the Union Pacific Railroad company, involving coal lands in Wyoming estimated as worth $1,500,000. This land is said to have been acquired by the company through what are known- as "dummy" entries. The' land involved aggregated 4,560 acres, and after numerous conferences the company decided not to defend the suit, but instead reconveyed the lands to the government, and 'also paid -nearly $33,000 in 'settlement for the coal mined from the lands. The company has y discontinued mining from the land reconveyed, which has been withdrawn from entry until June 1. next. . This is one of the cases Included in former Secretary Garfield'a letter to congress, showing lands worth over $100,000,000 under investigation or In litigation. . . First Oranges In Europe. ' At a time when tiny orange trees are to be seen as table decorations and oranges innumerable are.' for sale it Is not inappropriate to trace the introduction of the fruit into Europe. According' to a Paris contemporary, after its Introduction Into Borope v from China a Carthaginian conceived the Idea of grafting the yellow mandarin orange upon the grenadier, with the result that we have the blood orange. Jean de Castro introduced the orange from the West Indies to Portugal, and the first attempt to cultivate it was made by the Constable de Bourbon, but after bis revolt Francis L continued the experiments. At the time Louis XIV. visited Toulon the Chevalier PauL in contnUsaant of the kmg. placed some preserved oranges on trees la the orangery. Ladles In the retinue, it la added, were under the impression that these oranges grew sugared.

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