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EXTRAORDINARY FEATs OF PEDESTRIAN.
Eaton, the English pedestrian, who performed
the recent feat ofwalking at Caledonia Springs,
several years ago in England walked quarter
OF mile in every successive quarter of an hour,
for the space of six weeks. On two other oc-
casOns he walked 100 miles in as many hours,
and in one instance 1898 half miles in as many
half hours. In 1917, he walked 5000 miles in
forty-two days, and soon after trudged along at
the rate of 81 miles a day for 90 successive
days Decidedly "tall walking" that, partcu-
larly in hot weather.