The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-04-09

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. Di-,ionarv." eli: q ~ Mr.. Jane, Hunter.
with the a-,i-:snc. o Dr.. Jo--p', Tho,na~
ard the la.. Professor 5. 5. HaE.-,,an
The following ex.rsct from the preface will
| give an idea Of t.. purpose OF TIE new
edition: This supplement, has been prepared
With til double purlso-. Of suppl. ing such
omissions az hav. been Observed in the
vocabulary Of .N1.cc.t.r's Dictionary.
and of i;,>eftn, SUCH r:H WORKS Il, science
art, and literature have contributed to til.
language since The publication of:hat wor.
This interval has been characterized b.,
unparalleled energy in every department
; Of scientific research. and by correspond
ing activity in pooul .rization OF SCIENCE
4 a.,
been brought into comparatively co'nno.
: use: and although a large prop ,r:ion o
such words cannot. with strict prophet.
! be said to form part Of the English Ian
r guage, vet, from their constant recurrence,
in what may fairly be termed popular liter
aturc. it ha, been dc. med prop, to explain
them, in the belle: that it is only to such :
work a, .Worcc-tcr', Dictionary that thu
5 ordinary rcaJ.r wos,'i look for a definition
!. Of them. In. l,bor, ri the f rly f ,ylisl
Tex, Society and Kindred association
Z. have contributed to awaken iiycl, inter
; est in their special department @. literature
. and therefore the list Of archaic tcsI,ecia;l
!. Of Chaurcerian) forms and words aircad
J. to liz found in .Worcster's' has been large
i ~ increased, being complied chiefly fro,
IS the glo,saric. Of standard works. In tn
:. pronunciation ofthe>e words, the rules {
l. the accepted au:n'i,i.s oa,v have bee
K Utilized"