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From the May 1885 issue of The Christian Science Journal


When a clergyman remarked there would be a nave in the church the society was building, an old lady whispered that she knew the party to whom he referred.

A medical authority remarks that "nystagmus, or oscillation of the eye-balls, is epileptiform affection of the cerebellular oculomotorial centres." We had forgotten this; and by the way, it is singular how these simple little points will escape one's mind.

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