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rnK scARclrY or pIAMoNpr,

Gold and Silver, and the difieuliy met with In
securing them. 10 . SURE indication OF their
value. Thus It 10 with . valuable medicine.
Dr. Aus. Ksiser's celebrated German Pulnosic
Elixir. through the ~jsaiousy Of rivals. has met
with the mos. bittsr osposition, and apparently
insurmouniAbsr obstaeles have been thrown IN
Its way: bal its opponents might - we'll ~ 70
change the course Of the sun, sweep back me
with q tear. Yor he cure of Throst . Lang
Diseases, ruch ~ Coughs, Colds, Consumptioo
and Bronchial Affections. II 10 unequaled. ~
cures ap truly magical. Ash ]. jones, IL.
druggist. Main strset. 0sld Hill. for 70. The
genuine bean the PrussiAn Goat OF I'M, TINS
facsimile signature Of DR.. AUG. Kaiser. and has
81. name blown on evsry 10 cent bottl:: ira
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Put over.

The case OF Harvey vs.. Ryan for. libel
In publishing reports dsrugatory to tho
character Of Mrs. Harvey. came mp be.
fore Judge Knox in Virginia at 10 A. N.
today and was continued till ~ A. N.
tomorrow. The examination OF eI-
perts on handwriting is expected to set
lie the question % to whether Ryan 10
The author Of those vile. anonymous
letters sent to Harvey or not. Con-
siderable public interest Is manifested in
the case.
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A RESULT.

Il males no difference how many physicians
or how much medicine you have tried. II Is now
an established fast that German Syrup 10 the
faction IN severe cases Of Lung Diseases. IL 10
true there are yet thousands Of persons who
sfs p~redirpOeed 20 Throat and Lubg Affections.
Consumption, Bsmorrrhagcs. Asthma, severe
oolds settled on the brrast. Pneumonia, whoop-
ing Cough, elc., who have no psrOpal knovl.
edge Of boscbee's uerman Syrup. To such we
would say that c0.op dozen were sold last year
without one complaint. Cousumptiver, try Just
one bottle. Regular sse 10 cents. bold by oil
druggists In America. de2i COW Sat
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Axssyal. thss meraI.g.

PHI Mcdonald. Jack IIallinan, Joseph
Brogan. q Goldsmith. J Altman, Miss l.
Kelly, W b Butts. W Beaumont. Miss NJ T.
Robinson. N T Weir. Mrs N J Weir, J ID
Fee. W Ballard. W u shane. Mrs hillyer.
Mrs George Gedge. Thomas Bancroft. Mrs
Baiear. J Z Grasses and wife. Miss X slade,
= Krouglair.
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Indians RaidinC,

DrADwoop. ID. T.. Feb. l4.-Last
Monday q band Of twenty-five Indians
rsidsd the camp Of three hunters on
Cheyenne river. thirty miles east Of
Rapid City. The Indians captured one
gun, one horse aud all the provisions
and blankets. The hunters say the In.
dams had a band OF 100 horses and were
moving northward.
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1fLCIAL ~ Iu1 ss&@ F."ss
Senate.
CARSON. New. Feb. IA. 1879.
Convened ut II A. u. Lieutenant
Governor Adams In tho chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. McLain.
RKroRm OF COMMITTEES.
Powning. from the Committee on
State Affairs, reported favorably on Sem
ate Bills Nos. los and lO4.
Martin, from the Committee on En-.
grossmsnt, reported several bills - cor
rectly engrosssd.
BY Medsr-Ssme report from the En-
rollmsnt Committee.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Observation-Disclosures OF the
vote whereby Assembly Bill No. II was
lost. Motion lost.
BY Shepherd-That Senate Bill No.
G2 be taken from the table and placed on
general file. Carried.
by Comins-That the communication
from the Secretary Of State be taken up.
Carried. Communication was - fol.
lows
To the Honorable Senats-At Q sps.
cial meeting OF the Board OF Prison
Commissioners held this day the follow.
were selected q . committee 10 visit the
State Prison. q provided BY Senate Bill
No. II: Senate-G. w. Cassidy. J. p.
Wheeler. Assembly,. Is. Mayhugb,
w. Ii, Taylor, A Morrison.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY StewArt-RelAtive 10 creating .
Board OF County Commissioners. Re-
fsrred to Storey county delegation.
BY Hainss-Compsnssting the late
Judge C~radlsbauRh. Referred 70 Com.
mittse on Claims.
by KAissr-Relativs to the establish.
msnt OF election precincts. Referred TO
Committee on Claims.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Gibson moved, ont Of order. that As
ssmbly Bill No. 20 bs taken from the
table and placed on general file.
MESSAGE PROM TIE GOVERNOR
Approving Senate Bills Nos. 0. "a. CO.
and 73.
GENERAL FILE.
Dangbers's Act TO encourage the
growth Of forest and fruit trees was
taken under discussion.
Assembly.
Convened at II A. n. Speaker II.
A. CASTOR In the chair.
Prayer by Chaplain Hammond.
After reading the journal the special
order Of the day.
THE INSANE ASYLUM DILL,
Was called up. Amendment preventing
the whole cost from exceeding $lOO, OOO.
remained intact.
Fisk moved amendment which was
carried by o vote OF 23 10 l9-That the
contractors be compelled 10 give bonds
to the amount Of $500. 600. TO prevent
relief bills.
Underwood moved amendment ma
king bonds 500, 000. Lost, by . vote
Of ~ to 70. Much debate prevailed.
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FATAL DELAY.

I IL often the cass that We sacrifice our lives
By delaying the use Of proper Smedies. A few
hours loet 10 ofsea fslai 10 acute diseases.
when uuchecked hurries on 20 modification
and daath. DO NOT Be- guilty or thirhiss deisy.
Use freely Bristol's BarsnrfIa and Pills; In
them Jou have safsty and health. oc1osod I'm
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Estimated Expenses.

WASHINGTON. Feb. II. Secretary
Sherman, in his letter TO the House to-
day, gave the estimate OF expenditures
for next year at $751;, 5G2, 4l9. The
estimated receipts from customs are
$l83. 900, 600 ; from internal revenue,
$l0C, 900, 900 ; from other sources, SlS,.
600, 900 ; total. S2i7, 600, 900 ; leaving q
deficiency Of S27, 0G2, 4l9.
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a VOICE q o NEVADA.

Prom Virginia CITY . poor sufferer, almost
dsvourcd alive By an ulosrous secret dissass.
sends ne his thanks and gratitude for his ~
covery TO health, effected b. thoss sterling GOOD
medicines, bristols S~anapsrillA and Ptlls.
established Tor over forty yesrs. Thsy have The
conndsncs OF both doctors and patients.
au1A Inn " 81
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Departure. l.., Ev.si.x.

@ Wright. J = whitmirc, J L Gwin,
J II whitmire. y c Greer. d Glavin. A N
wiekes. J ID Parks. Vim Hynes. W Jones,
d II Jones, NJ J Gonzales, Mrs J s Argall.
L Caldwell. Chas fAiphsus, J 4 Grasses,
1 Lieyro. ID X Said. A u Bradbury.
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KITTY MOUTus

should have pretty teeth In them. but 10 10 not
unusual TO see between rosy lipi, teeth diseol.
orvd and deesying through neglect. This dis
figuring defect should be reraired without de-
Ay. By using fragrant sozoDONT. which 70
moves svsry particle Of tartar from the teeth
able AID 70 beauty 70 perfectly harmless md
exhaies . most delightful arums, and 10 In
every respect preferable TO the ordinary tooth
psstss and powders. Try It and SEQ for Jour.
sslf. fell In
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Fatal EXPLOSION.

JACKSON. Mich, Feb. li.-The ovens
In the retorting.room Of the Jackson
Chemical Works exploded yesterday
morning. entirely dsmolishing the build.
ing. Fully insured. One furnace man
was killed. The shock was like an
earthquake and was felt for q mile.
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A ~RRMARkARLK cA.R.

One Of the most extraordinary cures On
record was ths: OF the man John p. Herman
des, reading In Halt Lake City. Who vss st
deaths door with that terrible disease haras-
mus the best medical aid had failed 20 stop
the progress OF the malady. when twenty.three
veil man. Iy7s In
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1T REMOVES wR,sxl.n

And softsns the skin. The regular uss Of hur.
ray q Lsnman's Florida watsr q the toilet
tsnds 10 prevent and remove wrinkles, the soft-
ness Of the akin produced By Il tAting avsy the
natural inclination Of The cuteis 10 form Into
ridgus and furrowa uo9s In
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A. CARD.

10 al who srs suffering fron the srron and
indisersdons Of youth. nervous vsahnsss, early
decay. loss. d .snsahood. sto, ] will end Q
recstpt thai will cure you, YnIE or CHANGE,
Ths great remedy VA discovered by q misslon.
afy In South America. send . pelfAddresssd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH r. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House, New York City.
feI 6m
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Murderer Hanged.

C~LrvrLASD. Ohio, Feb. i3.-Charles
McGill was hanged at noon to-day for
killing Mary Kelly in December, 1877.
The murder was O most brutal one. His
last words we're: "Don't make any
mistake about the rope"
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Zach, Chandler.

LANSING. Mich, Feb. IA. Zach.
Chandler was nominated unanimously
for the United States Senate by the Re.
publican caucus last evening.
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Democrats Convicted.

BALTIMORE, Feb. li!-Fivo Judges OF
Election have been convicted and SEN
fenced for interfering with United States
Supervisors at the recent Congressional
e~lectiou.
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o. n. GAtLuP.'

o. n. a.rIur. opposite the Bank Of csiifor-
MIA, Cold HUI, keeps constantly on band ali
hvufte brands Of Imported Cigar. oholce bit
ctgnss, al hinds Of chewing tobacco. nicer
scheum pipes. school books and stationery Of
AL descriptons, nns cutlery. and tors and fancy
goods Of all kinds. sp1s n
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sroCK RErokr.
LAST EvrSiSo.


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$50 Ophir. 39e. 3os, s9s bJo
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$40 Gould = Curry
2cO Best 4 Beleher' - zoa
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Held 10 Answer.

Bosros. Feb. l4.-Captain Peabody
yesterday morning gave bail in $4,000
In the Circuit Court to answer TO a charge
OF numbering Elwood. He will 20 to
San Francisco voluntarily to testify in
Suow'a bebalf,
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Miner Killed.

SILVER REKr, Utah. Feb. l4.-Last
Tuesday morning q slab weighing two
tons slipped from the roof Of tho Last
Chance mine. Silver Reef. and killed
Oscar Towl aud John Dun.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
PIrteeu Men Burned 10 Death.

l~.rrcr.L TO TIE o 1 u DAILY srwsl
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ANuSgAENfS.

the SECOND ANNUAL
GRAND CARNIVAL
a BAL MAsQUR a
or The
VIRGINIA TURN VEREIN
will IL OWEN Ar
PlPER's z HOUSE
ST. VALENTINES DAY,
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY II.
Csmmitfee Of Arrassements.
Gus Theds Pred Bosgls
Martin Cohen
FLOOR DIRECTORY PRANK FRRDERICKs
NV will epdesvor TO make this the most
ssiect party of the season..
TWO gLEoANr: PRIZES
For the Bsst Sustained Chanctsrs, Msls and
Female. will be Awarded by q Conmittes
selected from the audislce.
CARRIAGES FREE OF CHARGE
To Convey Makers to and nom the Thsatsr.
Tickets admitting gentlemen and ladies
Who appear masked on the door. So 90
Persons unmasked holding such tickets will
positively not 10 admitted on the door until
amer midnight
Tickets for spectators.
Dre.a Circle. .....si 90. Gallery. .......N 90
No extra charge for reserved seats. which can
day. February 10. 1879.
None but spectetors' tickets cold on the even.
Ing u the Theater entrance; thOre for masks
DELI above the main entrance OF the Theater.
ORDERS FOR CARRIAGES must he left st
Martin Cohen's once, Odd Fellows Building,
virginia, Room Q. atsr the 10th Of February.
1879.
uTiCKRrs to be had from the Committee.
ja3Otd
NATIONAL GUARD BALL.
THE sIxTEEHTH
A ANNIVERSARY BALL 4
NATIONAL GUARD, n. s. NJ,
WILL BE OWEN AT THEIR HALL
FRIDAY EVENING, PEBRUARY n.
Recsptisu Csmmiuee.
ssrsssp, T,nsa Priys,s p,isdm.p.
Private Hsfelnnges
Fssr Managers.
Sergeant Perkins Corporal Go.ss Z.
Corporal Bsnner Private Hutchinson
Private 0rabner
FLOOR DIRKoroR-cArr. J. A. Rosrsr.oN
tkdmiiiinS s;niismin and isdi:s.j
- ineludipg attendants and refreshments. Va
Tickets can be obtained from members Of
lhe Company i..itd
GRAND UNIFORM BALL.
THE KNIGHTS OF pYTH1As
NJ VIRGINIA WILL GIVE A
GRAND UNIFORM BALL
Al oooPRR,s HALL,
Wednesday Evening, February 10,
On ths..oeessiOu Of the
srxTRENrH A%NNrvKRsARY OF THE oR
GANzATioN OF THE ORDER.
Executive Committee.
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NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE.
NINTH SESSION.

SPECIAL TO II sOLD HILL DAILY Sr~,.
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The DEsl-Bath Again.

This highly important fixture OF the
poultry-hous is too often overlooked,
or neglected. We need cline upon
line and precept upon precept, here a
little and there" a great deal, in order
to keep our poultry healthy and free
from vermin. The cost is but tritiing,
and the ingredients for replenishing
them should be gathered in mid-sum-
mer, when the earth is dry and
breaks easily, or dust may be gathered
from the road where there is good
deal of travel. Take strong barrel
dime barrel if you choose and put
three fOurths full, can be placed in
some corner of the hen-hOuse, where
it will be kept dry and can be used
when desired. A box can be made
for the bath Of rough boards-say,
two feet wide by two feet six inches
long and ten inches deep. There is
no objection to one larger, excepting it
takes up more room in the house and
more dust to replenish il. If the
earth is gathered from the field, it
should be made fine with spade or
maui; fill from the barrel as IT is
busted out by the fowls. American
Poultry Yard.
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A strengthening Festival

The fourteenth annual South Wis"
consin strengthening Festival was
held at Caldwell Prairie. About $50
standard Merino and Delaine sheep
were on exhibition, and half of that
number were shorn upon the grounds.
The largest fleece weighed twenty
nine pounds and two ounces, and was
from a ram six years old, whose car
cass weighed 115 pounds. Prizes
were offered in over dozen classes,
and to the best sheep shearers. There
was the largest exhibition Of Merino
sheep everyheld in the West. Over
1,00G persons were present, among
whom were growers from Nebraska,
Kansas, and Texas, breeders from
Vermont and New York, and wool
buyers from the East. A grand din
ner was served at hall in the viii
lage, and the festivities wound up
this evening with dance. The Cald-
we'll Prairie district is the centre of
the Western sheep.raising interest,
Within radius of ten miles from the
village over 100000 sheep, all Merino,
are raised, and the district is thickly
populated with one Of the wealthiest
farming communities in the Western
States. Caldwell Prairie, for fine
wool, ranks with Michigan in the
Boston market. To-day's exhibition
was the best ever held by the Wis
consin Sheep Association. The feeces
were lighter than usual, but OF finer
quality and freer from dirt.
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only you. Now / have made full con-
fsssion, and after requesting the pleasure
Of seeing you home, please allow me to
remove this mask that must cover "a face
Of exquisite LONELINESS"
Berkeley had evidently drank too much
champagne, or he would not have been
so vehement in his remarks. He threw
one arm around the young lady dressed
in the fascinating costume 81 q page,
raised the mask, and beheld the face of
his wife
"Constetnation Sable, let's 90 home,
he cried and in ifteen minutes they
were in 4 cab going toward their resi-
denoe Mr.. Berkeley was a very quiet
man for several days, ana Mrs. Berkeley
enjoyed her victory in silence. 4 week
CT two after the affair, Hatton asked his
friend what became Of the girl dressed
as a page he was coming il over so
sweetly at the masquerade.
Don't mention it, Ned, for | have
sworn / will never 60 to another
masquerade while live !"
Ned Hatton thinks his friend Berkeley
was bitten some way.
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Old 81 Won't Migrate

Old 81 finished rakins down the VIII
ter cobwebs from the lie shelves, and
then began to wrestle with The eX-
changes. Finally be said
"Dar pears ter be er genr.l moot
ment 'mons D. NassysiY niggers lords
de norf-wes @
Yes, indeed. They are going there
by thousands
so doy is an dey's gwine dar er
heep faster dan dev's cwine ter come
back, too
DO you suppose they viii want to
come back q
You know dey Will Talk bout
karTying' de shell fun de sho' an hit'I
sing OBJ de sea, or totin' off er bin cat
il er bag an hit'll turn w PRESENTLY in
de same chimbly corner whar yer tuck
hit fun, but dar's er streak OF graverta-
shun bout err avridge Niger dat draws
like Ell injin-rubher strop an ar allus
pullin' HIM back lords his birthplace, fer
er fack !"
You don't relieve they viii be con
tented out West, then p
"Dey cane be-taint human natur.
Dey' fool'd way now on false pretenses.
Eh'ry one OF dem niggers spects when
he steps on de steamboat ter be landid
on er privit W arr in frunt Oh er reddy
furnished plantashun, wild er United
States Marshil standin by holdin' er
gubment deed in one han an er thur
rer-bred gub'ment mule wild de odder
han, teG welcum him ter de Promis'd
Ian.
They viii some OF them undoubtedly
he disappointed and feel like returning.
But der amt no way ter stop hit.
Sense Gums ter dem only wild 'speare-
unce. Dey CANDLES OF de chances fun
de kradle ter de grave, sartin. But dat
amt me, now Wen-ebber l 'migrates
fun hyar dey's got ter tie dat mule on
fo'ty acres OBJ groun' in clar. sight ob de
Georgy line, now yer heah me !"
So the old man is likely to remain
with us for some time to come.-Atlanta
Ga. Constitution.
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Romance Of a Capuehin Monk.

A Capuchin monk, as one sees him
walking about Rome, is an interesting
and picturesque object. Few human
scenes are likely to impress stranger
more deeply, especially if the monk be
met in the famous cemetery of that order.
Some Of that these men have history
which strangers w0t not of. Father
Pavesi, provincial OF the Capuchins in
Rome, who was lately of large sum of
money, has a history which is extremely
pathetic. AS told in the Globe of
London, it is that he was an accom-
plished and handsome officer in the Papal
army under Gregory XVI, and won the
affections of a young Roman beauty of
good family and considerable wealth.
The young girls parents permitted the
intimacy TO ripen into passionate at
tachment, but at last formed other plans
for their daughter, and directed her to
break with her valiant lover, and at the
same time told him they intended her
for more distinguished alliance. The
lovers were astonished, and pleaded in
vain Friends interceded, but the
parents would not relent A total separ-
alton took place, and for several months
they knew nothing of each othG. One
day Pavesi was sent for by the girls
parents He went 70 their house and
was shown into darkened chamber
where on a couch lay the young girl in
the last stage of a fatal illness. The
lovers took last farewell, and OIL the
following day the invalid passed away to
her last sleep. Her funeral was OBJ
served with great magtifcence, the
wealth and fashion Of Rome being pres
emit A few weeks later Pavesi entered
the Capuchin convent, forsakiDg the
army, where brilliant career was before
him.
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By-and.By.

Be quiet, restless heart! The long hight lies
In CLEANS of lingering sunshine on the hill;
The home bound swallow, twittering as he
hies
Makes silence seem more still
The shadows deeper grow, and III the woods
The air n latent sweetness holds Ill fee;
An odor faint Of yet unblossomed buds
So like, dear heart, to theel
Far distant in the soft, ceruiean deep,
Where the horizon bounds the neither world,
Great ships becalmed, Ike brooding birds
asleep,
Lse with white sails loose furled.
in peace the day is ended, and the night
Falleth as doth q vail upon the sea;
Along its bosom come with swift winged
fight
The gray mists silently.
O anxious heart, how Nature speaks! Her
How leisurely she usesl How intense
The infinite peace Of her most fruitful hOur
How sof. her influenced
Isme hath she Toy her storms to sweep the
main:
70 rock the tree-.oIs with her winds Of
wrath;
10 BRING forth fragrance IN the summer ram;
And time for snow she hath!
So, dear for al my eager sou. desires,
She keeps sweet times and seasons. In her
mood
Is md for thee al PASSIONS subtle fires
To roun9 thy womanhood.
Cease, then ,nd IN this dewy twilight move
As one who asks not whittier, cares not why
This gift for all holds still the Eternal Love
Gcd's endless by-and-by.
Sunday Afternoon.
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Curiosities OF English.

The following are a few amusing
examples of the "curiosities of Eng
lish," as respects the change of sound
produced by different consonants:
b makes road broad, turns the ear
to bear, and Tom to tomb.
G makes limb climb, hanged
changed, a lever clever, and tran
sports lover to clover.
u turns bear to beard, a crow to
crowd, and makes anger danger.
F turns the lower regions to flower
regions.
G changes a son to /. song, and
makes one gone.
H changes eight to height.
X makes now know and eyed
keyed.
L transforms pear into pearl.
N turns line into linen, q crow 10
a crown, and makes one none.
Z metamorphoses lumber into
plumber.
S turns even into seven, makes
have shave and word q sword, pear
a spear, makes slaughter of laughter,
and curiously changes "having a hoe"
to shaving shoe"
7 makes bough bought, turns here
there, alters one to tone, changes
others to tothers, and transforms the
phrase "allow mis- own" to "tallow
this town.
w does well; G. g., hose are whose,
are becomes ware, on won, omen wo-
men, so SOW, vie view; it makes an
arm warm, and turns hat into
what.
Y turns fur to fury. man to many,
TO to toy, rub to ruby, ours to yours, a
lad to lady.