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Clairroydace. Mr.. Raymond, amedical
writer, rather celebrated in Paris Is a
wag, narrates the following incident on his
own authority:----.f,s.y s.as,.., .s.;.g.,s.s


A friend, puzzled at the apparent accu-
racy Of somnambulist, asked what his
1.-THE interrogator'sy father was then doing.
In answer, hesisas told that his father was
visible long way off; and a number Of
details were given exactly specifying how
the father was engaged.


II fear you havt made slight anachron-
/ |ism--iny father" said the triumphant dis
believer, ''has been dead these twenty
years. .s. i s 50
ssNo, sir, no mistake! You appear r
forget" replied The sonnambuiist, ssthat 4
takes ! wise child to know his owr
fathes:'' 2 savas 81 g lsew -