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JUVENILE JUGGLING
diameter, tossed them in the air twenty feet high, catching them in the cup as they came down. The shape of the cup was such as to hold the bails by suction when they fell. He never once missed. This is the most dangerous 
looking of all the tricks I have seen jugglers perform.
"Shooting stars," said the showman.
The boy tossed aside his cup and balls and took a string six feet long, on the two ends of which were fastened wooden balls two and a half inches in diameter. He set the balls whirling in opposite directions until they moved so rapidly as to
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