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Bow England Drank ln 1o12.

This is how our forefathers managed _

in at time wlicn ten and colicc were uzilznowu and beer was the common lw\'cr;i;:c of the llnglishman. In the _ Nor;l1umbci'l:md liousehold Book, com- ` iiwiici-_il in 1512, we have an exhaustive 1 ;u~t-oxixit of the domestic economy of the great l‘crc_v family, and from it we 1 learn that at lweakfzist, which was servetl at 7 o'clock in the morning, the _- carl and couiitcss had a quart of beer ‘_\ :md a quart of wine bet\vecu them; l_ two sons. "My Lordc Percy and Mais- * ter i‘ci'c_v," :L pottle (two quarts) of 3 beer. and two children in the ".\'urcy" (nursery) a quart of beer. For dinner, at 10 o’clock, my lord and lady had a gallon of beer and a pottle of wine, the two boys a quart of beer and the youn- ger children a pottle of beer. At sup- per, at 4 o’clock, the earl and couutese shared a pottle of beer and a pottle of wine; the children also had their al- lowance. For "livery," which was served in the bedroom between 8 and 9 o’clock in the evening, the parent: were supplied with a. gallon of beer and a quart of wine and each pair of children with a pottle of beer. Surely, there could in this case have been no “drinking between meals.” -London

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Bulgarian Wedding Customs.

A curious wedding custom which ex- ists in Bulgariais the shaving of the zi bridegroom on the wedding day.

1 'While the barber is engaged upon his face a dancing crowd of boys and girls surround the bridegroom. When his hair has been cut, the piec are care- fully collected by some of tbl girls, to ,be preserved in one of the bride’e

chests. | _mer the bla-ber has finished me 'work he receives a small white linen ,cloth as a present, and each person 3 gives him a trifling sum of money. Then the bridegroom kisses the hand of ‘ Q each girl, washes his face and dons his I wedding dress, which must be drst ac- curately weighed three times by e lad.

These strange customs are said to date back to pre-Christian days, but ~ they are still strictly observed, espe-

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Forty Bibles n llnnte. __ l The Bible publicationsof the Oxford “University Press have been issued for §i00yeam and can be published in 150 _languages and dialects. 0;-dere for 1w,000 Bibles are quite common. An _ order for half a million copies can, ae- cording to the Caxton Magazine. be readily filled. On an average from thin- lty to torn' Bibles are furnished avg, minute. There are 110 different edt- ltions of the Oxford Bibles in English, varying from the megnihcent folio edi- tion for pulpit use to the “brilliant” Bl- ble, the smallest edition of the Scrip- _ tures in the world. The largest folio Bible printed in Oxford measures 19 6y12inchee, andnoerratumhasae yet been found in it. The “Brilliant Text Bible” measures 3% by 2% inchel and is three-fourths of an inch thick. _

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were considered more ornamental than t useful. Intheeolder climate ofnorthem

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