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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06


July 2eth, 1905.
EprroRs uAwx-EyB while prosseus
tine srsr,.s,icns Of The southern tier Of
counties, proceeding vesewsrd. ~ oecsms
-. sesasy upon teaching R'negoId county,
70 make : dstous 70 the 0orthward o. lar
a The southesu and central portions Of
Nsdissn county.
A numbsr 4 yeass aSo mads . SINH
las visit - this county, and have ever since
rseAfdsd Il - ono 81 the best, = well =
eeologically, one d the most Interesting
regions 10 Tie Sts;e. The late visit there
was not insendsu as anything approaching
= detailed examination u present, but was
made fes The purpose Of reviewing come 81
The principal Geological lsatures, 70 aid 70
. more cuUSssos Understanding u tAosa
parts IN which more extended obse. vations
are now bsing prosecuted: :.
4 careful examination Of eSie eoonsy ws'l
b made 10 due tune, and The result given
| to the pssple through the public press. nut
| jte massriel resources are 50 important tbs,
L 10 shsught bsst to call the attention Of the
public 70 them in sdvance.
A marked feature Of Nsdison county ID
IL abundance Of stone, while many Of the
adjoining and nsighbosinS counties have
hardly enough fss their 0Wn necessitios.-
Deth limestone end maidstone are found
here, but the latter 10 Of little OF no ecouom
10 iopeetaaes. The limestone 10 very abun'
dsnd slone Middle and North rivers, and il
Of sxcsllsnt quality for lime, common ma
sonsy, and also Tor dressing in oil desirably
forms. There 10 no county west u the Der
- cu- esx sha
which are 70 we'll suppl, d with good ston'
~ this. Dressed stone from the Winterse
qnsrrles have been carried upon wagons NJ
lsr - The Capitol, aud ifrslroad cosnmuni'
cation existed with other districts, particu'
isrly TO the southwark and westward, til,
demand fos them would b. largely increased
These stone resist the action Of the atmos
phcse aod frost, arc qusrried and dressed
with facility, and present . good appearance
10 . buildine.
Timber Of excellent growth and quality
10 also % abundant along the streams - 4
sake Il desirable % check rather than en-
courage its sucssachment upos the psairies
These streams afford good water, and upol
The larger ones ere numerous valuable wats
privileges, many Of which ere improved b
the erection Of substantial wooden, Aourinl
and saw mills
The quality If The soil 10 not surpasse,
any where, and the general aspect Of tn
county 10 one Of unusual beauty. The mo
notony which often accompanies prairi
views il here completely relieved by gcntl'
fluctuations, and the wooded hillsidcs an,
valleys.
But little coal has yet been found in Mad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

GalDLKys Salt, RheaM aall letter Oint-
ment will cure salt hhsun, letter. Scald
Head, Ringworm, Prairie and Barber's
Itch. Illinois Malgs. Hissouri Scratches.
lows Digs, Army Itch, Pimplcs on the
Face, Obstinate Old Sores, Scrofnla, and
all diseases and erupsions Of the Skin.
When used in conjunction with DR.. Eas
terley's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, which pu.
rifles the Blood and removes the Cause, and
the Ointment heals the Sores, and thus o
speedy and permanent cure is effected.
We advise both to be used in these CON-
plainta
- The Iodine and Sarsaparilla, $3.50
per bottle.
Price-Gridleys Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment, 75cts per bottle.
Prepared and cold by DR.. L. EASTER
LY & Co., No 20 North Fifth street, st.
Louis, No., and at their branch store No.
% Madison street, Chicago, Illinois
For sale by all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

Some two months or more ayo the housc
CT .Gah,iel Schmuck E.o Connclton
County clerk of perry couniy. was brokcn
Oman ~ ,h,cves AMI r,i.,..d ~ An IN ,,,,oy
A gold watch. md n large Ian q, clo,hin, :,
p,lvrnt sr,r,h was na1c f,r he ,h;ef ~ A
officers visi,ed New AIb,rv ~ Their ,iror,s
to N, cover him II now tnrns on, lint
the robbcr was W. b. Watson. now under
scnteuc. of death f,r The murder of Ian,
Ment.r. Of Nevwrt. Kentucky. Watson
has wr,,t.n th. fil. i'm, s;n,ul,, ,.,,.r IN
Mr.. Sehmuch. md The yslisc has hsen rss
c.;vcL nv NJ q
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

Great Fire O0 Rrt0Ce 70 " oe0'S
1slana-One Hundred ana SHY
11oases OesaPoyea-n.Oss $780,.
OoO.
The entire lower part Of the city Of Chars
lottetown. Prince Edwards leland, was deA
stroyed ~ firs on Sunday, July l4,h TIE
81. Croix Courier has letter which says
that the whole number of houses destroyed
10 about one hundred aud sixty, the value
Of which u estimsted ut about $500 600.
Many Of the houses we're occupied by very
poor people. and thirty or more families are
wholly destitute. The insurance on the
sbols property destroyed wss only one
third Of the loss; hence, this FIRE, which 10
the greatest that ever visited Charl0tte>
town, will prove calamity to great many
Of the Inhabitants, The lower portion Of
the city, four entire blocks, presents . most
dcsOlats appearance. You see noting bet
piles Of chimneys and heaps Of smoking
ruins. Business 10 nearly suspended, and
means are employed 10 relieve the sufferers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

We have r,e.,v,a = sopv a ~ 0e,,na
r..,aL.- =. c.-..- r,s...sv a....,,,ess.-
-. 49,
~ .-s. ~" rs,-~,~ -
ssn, ssnc.d.,srss. Wv
Electors vii hold their sub>distriet and
Disssict Township meetings On SATURDAY
Instead Of Monday. They may vote sn anI
nusl tax for school house fund Of ten ni,ls
on the dollar On the Disssies Tewaehie.
ma fIftecn mills on tho sub.dis.sjet. Scl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

Good building lots in East Davenport, hi
fine view of the river, Rock Island, andthe cit
Of Davenport aud Rock Island. Price tsG0sa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

Dr.. Eaeeesiyis Hsvss and Age Killer
vii cure Ague aad Fever, Chills aud Fever,
0unb Ague, 1n1srnittene an6 laemittcnt
Fsvers. ed every fbem q Fever iasideus
b the WeuG
- Price Of Asuc Killer q 70 per bot.
sle f''h y Cents per box - PIlls in Z
PSspesea sad snld y Dr. Hss9esay . Co,
s. skoe1e Ma eUld a their 6rnnrh Fssnils
1oedieiuA sfpgA Chlcegu. M d = ss7ss:z
A1lea = Yoangs Wko)esnAe Dsaleea m
hsqnss Iowa dkv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

The follewiag which ws taks iron ..Skia-
ass's Sorgho Hand Book" will be feand Of
interest 70 the cultivators and msnufaetur-
sss Of The article, which. since TIE inter.
suplion IN the cultivation Of r.oaisiana sugar
has attracted 30 much attention throughout
the West
The time when sugar vii be made in
large quantities from sorghum, We think is
not far distant. Long strides have been
made during the past year towards this end,
and We think ono OF too seasons more only
will bs neces ssry to perfect and Disseminate
she knowlcdss which wnl enable all to gran
alate the sorgham rs readily a. we can now
make batch Of good syrup.
We think one great error thatall have ID.
bored under has been in endsavoring to get
the cane too ripe. Il 10 . principle well
known that the seed Of plant cannot be
sipseed without taking fhom the virtue Of
~ stalk-withest drawing fun tho stalk
ito very essence. II you ALLOW timothy Or
clover = perieee The sssd, The hay il Of little
value, and thns Il y With corn. cats, or any
other plant q either eesisl or vegetable
kind. Aud Why ehosld there Be an exesp-
ton 10 the eas0 1t sorghumr II any one
- eueeeedsd 10 oaking . ba1oh e uaeh
ousar. Il hes usually besn fFo0 tn ~
oads 10 ~ season; - = ~ Wal H.
diss, o. whsre The S6asA6jo eane - sipsn,
4 b Impossible . 49, anythi6s ~ -
lassss ffs0 ~ riesaoo go
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

The Dubuque Times has . letter from
Manchester, lows, giving the particulars
of bloody riot between tho ATTACHES Of
Howe's and Yankee RobiLson's circusss,
and the citizens Of that town on the night
Of the Slst Of July. Some fellow, travels
ing With Robinson's circus, picked the
pocket Of . citizen, In . billiard saloon.-
Words led to blows, and score Of circus
bulies rushed into the sGray, knocking
right and left whoever might be in their
way. Finally, brick bats, stones, knives,
and revolvcra were used with tremendous
effect, and several citizens seriously hurt.
This created consiierab excitement, and
the city authorities took hold Of the mat
ter, called out the militia, armed with
loaded muskets and fixed bayonets, and
telling the managers they would be held
responsible for the delivery Of the rIiians.
Several Of the rioters we're arrested by
the authorities. William Mum. bear man.
agcr with Yankee Robinson, was arraign
ID before Mayor LOOMS, and fined thirty
dollars and costs in each Of two cases. j. A.
" ilson vas fined ten dollars and costs. He
was afterwards arrested ard held to bail or
$500. As he is stranger, il is supposed he
will 60 to Jail to await his trial. Other fines
Of less account were made on the riotcrs.-
Warrants are out for the other parties, and
the Sheriff and City Marshal are in close
pursuit OF the offenders.
A young man BY the name Of Parker, in
Mitchell county, had charge Of two horses
belonging to his brother. lie was accosted
by couple Of thieves, Was compelled to
dismount, and the thieves skedaddled with
the booty. The horses were afterwards
turned loose ON the prairie. F. Thompson
and Mrs. Harris woke up one night,
ard went out to the pasture just in time to
save their horses from falling into tho hands
OF couple Of scoundrels, who were sky,
laiking on the premises.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

LADIES, READ TnIs.-Dr. Hoppero Re.
male Cordial.-This elegant and popular
Medicine will cure all Female complaints,
such - excessive, painful or suppressed
Mcnstruation, Lucorfhea or Whites, falling
Of the Womb. and all Irregularities Of the
Monthly Periods. II will also bring on
the Msnses when checked By 0slds and
al unnatural causes.
Females su1kfing under say efshs diff.
6culties ADORE enumerated sbouad ~ ~
% uss D. Honpsss Feuah Cssdial. =
Mb ~ nn8 pleasant I'D iufallib1o ren-
~ 49, Aseo1ed - ~ ~ Or Teuna1e
eenfAlusa IA6ies ~ n II.
Price d. - - betlles III
Psspags6 81 80 ~ m 1ae1sJlR =
GO. NJ ~ NussA III 11sesA r.. IioaieI
ssse Il : 1sdI5ss 49,, cfs.Ss d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

Asour raa ASLAnfic OAsLR.-Thc N. Y.
Hme has some very sensible remarks
about the Ausntic cable, its usefulness and
the likelihood Of ito being turned into an
sxtoseiooass monopoly. It says: Tho
suecessfal laying Of the Atlantic cable b.
ing - fas IN seosnplished fact, the ssxt
feat 10 70 render L Of soas use 70 The twu
hsmisphsess. Ons element necessary -
shis ussfulusss must depend upoa IL tariff
Of charges. To az rates which will pre-.
hibit the use Of the line. except q - ex-
hosbitant rate, 10 q once. - L seems to
W, 70 detract from that usefulness 10 10
slight degree. The charge for message 81
twenty words (and the addresses Of ssndsr
and receiver are eowSted u tAoss tsreaty
.orls) 10 put u faO IN gold. or, - gold
now 10. in the nsighboshood Of $780,
The capital Of the Company, when The cable
IL in nnal working order. viii b Sso0. 900,
or cay, in round figures, $4,000. 900. tt
governments Of the United States end Great
Britain give . subsidy bsswssa tAsm ef|
el75.o00 . year. and the cable having paas.
Cd four theassnd words 10 twelve hsuls,
nay b. bsld capable u passing message
which. 1t the charge - q pssssas assd. viii
yield IN incomc II about tRrW Ssillieas r.
de1aars year. The sotsspriss d a Inter.
eAaioaal one, and should b - csosidsrsd.
lit y made vsAisls Of sxtortieu, Il win b
q socs unpopular. and fail. The direetoes
bed bsse tahs the whole subject into conaid.
sratioa. and ask whether il 10 likely that
many people will pay $50 for reesivine
twsaty words BY their cable, and how long
they will be able TO hold the Geld aeainss
seapstitors. We may mention, however,
that the present charges arc psovisional.-as
they we'll might BE-"
Foa nearly . quartet sfa ssasus5 rsdk
ealism hes been hbosins 70 ct Up negro
nobs and riots 10 osdss ~ the whits ass
and women and children Of DE Ssuth night
b slaughtered. When radicallo0 pluoeed
The country into civil var, Il saia u high
s,se, COW ~ shall ~ insurrscsieas. N
during the var there wefs 10 negro insur>
ssctions. Radi alism was alWays failure
r. it, riot breeding % loag - = ~ Kept
but Il The South BY State laws q hayeoses
Bet aow that Radicals have bssa ieSsSefed
In The inesadiasisn a We esstA, sis,p hovs
become frequent Radicals srs, tAusssrs.
sejeyias jubilss. Thss slses ovsr ~
blesd spillsd end shs saesins sans.a-|
What b nssdsd h The Interference q ~.
0evssnnsaa = - WiaA ~ - who =
- shsss ssoEs osas. n ssgssss ~ ~
ssssss = ssopsssa uisA 49, ~ -
mppssm = hsoR - Z ~ nnolnsA
ulinslo vsol1 anhs ~, - UoooosA
-! - ooo10 . 0As6s lolnnl. oAle
$3.50 = sas6ne 49, 1bhDs6, oesllaaa
= Rsat.nnl, - sQsnh Ds(BluA ssalssss
1901 omG1no esrpl1sH 1llons1el =
- - nua ~ 1ululanssa
0Ujn ~ dro'o nnsouIe - 1880 -
- 50 1Gll1 ,lDdn11y ossllnA ~
- "a. u4N.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

Is Good building lots in the city Of Rocl
Stand, within Eve minutes walk Of the U. 8
Arsenal. Price from $500 to t25O.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-06

IT Is NO NEW ARTICLE put before the public
! scoorn. o the excitement in relation 10 ChOl-
era. II has bocn manufactured ard used Tor the laet
twenty five years. The TACT that during the year 1s,
e. ttJ bp.t!cs vi i we've sold In the New England
sses suicy on is merits without Advertising IL =
slliia.ci cn 10; semen. If its value. II sihpt eae
NJ q 81, g-loss Tic, ois.y 3 csats. Fer "a by al
Dtgg.sts. Fuller. Fitch \ Fuller. Wholesale Ag'ts
Chicago. june12-dkw9m
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-06-08
.dusWezy Ia .Eni1laTs, &C., TT
.3WWIeI' 10.

ENlGMAs. Flora L. Roberts. Brooks
vile, Me. ,. Miss Le'tie Jane Grant.pOrt-
land, Me. 3, Major General Philip Sher-
iian.
ILLusRaTEp Rents. - Darkey don't
you see that light. De day OBJ liberty is
coming.
puzzLE.-Willis Wright.
CuARADEs..-:3, Acorn, 1. Announce. )
Beetle, 6, Lizzie Lee can find out.any Puz
zle ever was made.-Ans by Pedro Wa.
aud partly by Lizzie Lee.
QuRsrioNs -. because he goes into
tho nit, 6, Because his business spots tsuitsj
him. 2 because it IS fowl (foulj pgeeeed-
Ing. 3, because il is making use Of lasa
language. because il runs. 10. never re-
turn it, IL, when h. dyes his whishers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-06-08

To lbe Hon. PsTarr Tack. Judee % Probate fa- IL
County q HaHca%s >;ate 4 Maine.
I ANlb GLAEh. 81 TfesHout ia "a i County ~
L spec fEsif Represents thai J4lia Ann Baad. ST
B0stou,En tie common weai; u Massachusetts. dee.
utr>tafe stinr ---essed 81 Ger ain real estate in
The ;oaH OF fremont zturssaid, which ought TO IL
administered according ;oi4Rv, 3sTi8- fouF petition
or. who -teP father ii the said Hts1ate-znd
ihe said n'ttate teil no heirs, s b0V twelve
yea old, aHd q second hHShsnd WHa. y RAID 81
said Boston b, whom sse had children. and he
ciiI d H8H lives with y0ar Ietitio-er. and h&s cen
staltF tor tn pa, ten yea=sand Foar Petit uneI
therefore HisAes 20 take adn uistfs ION en- her es-
tate he i. the oHiY Creditor OF said deceased
wherefore he pra.s tis administration Il said
tate may be granted to him
DAVID CLARK.
Ellsworth, spill 25th, ia.
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ANAGRAMS.

We think - Fan " is about right in the
following, although We have never seen
the ELEPHANT
No. ].
SEsiGyDR A i.ph 81 ton os goln nj
nigg.rg sa nogyu ri.l 81 nj mimtgrnt csc
rf1h niatags eth rarilav 70 a thcweseart-
On tinapres phos. on relwof odweam. on
facelurg tepc4s nj het hersootsuc TO utaner
81 aparlh nougy lamdes how 81
sednirgs rof dabnush. FAN.
FL pelts nj GA sditore deb ta-l htgin,
Dan hertos aym vas thaw heyt seleap,
| sya erehts noe toride hi het ldorw
How taincerly kates sih SEGA.
Henw ghthout 70 YIN blehmu toe yaaw
coldu otn ressper ghis
Dan less thguoht sa lolder hi hiatt her
ythaef stem,
Who syae torside lie Nj. II. J.
3-Ansns Ahras Kenilim Thorn Lin
koorb Iname.. Nj. Ii. i,
May, repent it. 6-Got as a clue.
5-'Tis We govern. 7-Spare him not
LIZZIE LEE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-06-08

am composed of of - letters.
Nv 26. Al. SO. 10, %, 81. is 4 town in
nv Is. 10. 81. 20. +.
My 2, H. l6, 8, i, mountain in my ID
q. I, -, -. 4.
Ny IA, -, 90, is much used in my 80,
), ii, Q. 43, 81, IL, 43 8, Is.
Nv -. 2, /, "a, are much used 10y my
81. sc. 81, b, 30. -.
NY 42, 50, ii. is nv IA. y. 81. D.
Nv -. 81. s., 81. -, IL, is a number.
Nv A., u, IL, 3, 30. is often used about
the house.
Ny -. Il. 30. 81. Is part Of vessel
Ny whole is piece of valuable advice
f. G. ".
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NEW FIRM
Al
BLU IIILh FALLS.

MESSRS. CONARY x WOOD
take this method 10 inform the inlabitlnts o
Bluehiu Fails, and the neighborins Islands anu
towns that they have taken the store formerly
occupied by ANDREW sEAYEY. aLege lhey ,sili
keepa good stock Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, ana
FISHING OUTFITS,
10 exehanse fss cash, country produce fish ii. al'
binds, .is.-b4t, ea as.
4 Bare Il atHe patronage Is sJliciief
" CONABY,
L. s. WOOD.
Dlaehi.l Fall, Feb, 3, 1850 5ti
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ANAGRANIcAL ABgEY.ATioXs.

ANAGRAGICAL AFFILIATIONS.
Set tn se4iGss Ior F. C.
2-Men rel laak 1908 :. l.. I.
3--My pit ny I. T. D.
To LIZZIE LEE:
Please look carefully aud see if ;hsse
are not correct answers to nearly al u
you- abreyiatioBs
l. So fat Blr c II.
2, Fit her nor Dolly K.
4, Cab for tars II l..
5, y b Fern,
z, Via.
8, l. l. Sin,
6, Nail as. PEDRO W.T..
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STATE OF HAt8z.
I1fs rs t.4FrCK
Aasis-ra NHes4 IN

4 =
Tr.0u tie ioiioSi-= tsansAigs - tract q lzHd
fs were mark 1g lie Comfy 1Jau8.s-ll5s-
or - Hancock tgaAty On IT, iAeEiy-a. tAi4 d.
Of March 40.
W d y u. save zen ddar- 4 .ris ~ cent?, ~
No J. DO -svtHiesH dollars thirty "a; c-i.s J. =
strip y 81 No. ihree dollar. Wcfty ceHf., =
stTipS Gi i,hree dollar tWeats seven cents ~.
No -,Souh LiyFse dollars ~ cIli t-seYcR ceEts{z
w, 10 three dollars tFeIty-s.fea -eI;s 2, =
No lg-Adj >teui tx dollar. Atl! -tWg cents, 49,.
No l6 NJ D., ten dollars egAts-.iN cents To-
.sv1!l, do. ten dollars s!gifg-.ix cel Is, ll,s5
No =, do ten dollars eiglHl -.iX cents, lJf,0
No -, do. ten d9ilars eighty six cents lc,2d
No 81. do dollars thirtye GIT cents, j., .
81 do. nineteen dollars thlrtF-ife cHss, DDS
No II. do. seventeen dollar fiTty ft cents, L
Nc -, do seventeen dollars thirty eight cents, l. -
No ~ do HfDty-oEe dollars seventy .Afce (ts.2Is5
No -, do. thirteen dollars four ceAis, lise4
No Il, do. ten dollars eighty.siN cents, j.,
Butter Island, eghty-one cents, ~
kag- do. one dollar shirt! -;1o cents I,'i2
Spruce Head and Bear Island, -iNiy five cents 10
Eeaeh Island, thiFty-v giIt cents -
Hog do, tkrtE-el ga cent?, -
Brsdbnry- DO, htly-t0ur ceIsts ~
Pond do Little peer Island, thirteen eeits, 10
Western TO-, eleven eeuts, II
Lit le pracc Head d., ia cuty-iro cents, -
oaCi Island, eig'4ty---vsn cents, -
Calf do, lift four cents, 81
Nest Black DO eleven cents, II
East Black do, sixteen Gems, 10
Plscentia 10 fartY.t'igee ctats, -
Long do, four dollars a Eiry-uIAe cents, is-I
Marshais do, ssAcsr5 six e-uts. ~
Great Duck do, tReuty-se ven een{7. .
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Ny 2. l6, Z, b. is a scriptural month.
Ny {. 90. %, ), g. is a deceiyer.
My 4, 81. is an Egyptian city.
Ny 4. q. 10, -, 90, 3. is the name Of
my husband.
NV 10. is a consonant.
Ny Is. II, II, Is, was plentiful twice a
year in Israel.
Ny l3, 6, |, is traitor.
Ny q, II, Is. is hebrew measure.
Ny whole is the authors name and place
OF residence. FAN.
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ENIGMAs.


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WAYS in.
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New Foundlapd.
Nv Is, -, {, :, 6, is nickname for
my whole
NV 26. 10, q, is mischievous animal.
Nv -, "a. 20, is domestic animal
Nv |. 10, l6, -, 20, 30, is the name OF
town in Maine.
Nv %, 26, ., IL, is what every likes to
be.
Nv 8, IL, 10. II. 5. is a river
Nv ID. Il. 10. IS where sailors 90.
Nv IA. %, l6. Ii, 81. DC. is season,
Nv whole is the name and age OF
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QUESTIONS.

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M u, O, IA, &, II, -, :, Il, !, is
boys name.
NV 5, ., 3. 20. IL, Z. is girls name.
NJ 10. II. l6. L. L. il found in wond.
Ny l, IL, 10, 81, is to make a noise ike
a serpent.
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out this enigma.
Ny whole is much advertised in the
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