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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-26

TIE continued absence of quorum
In the House has started project to
pass a constitutional amendment max
ing smaller number than a majority
of all the members a quorum. In the
legislative bodies of no other country
in the world is so large a number re-
CURED to constItutea quorum as in
the House of Representatives.
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Wanted.

Every person to know that c. C. C., Certain
Cough Cure, is what its name implies--a Ger
tain cough cure. If you have never tried it,
get q bottle of your druggist and If you are
not satisfied with the merits OF the medicine
your money will be refunded. Sold and
guaranteed by NJ. D. Kearney. "a.
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SENATOR ALLISON has offered a con-
current resolution for a Congressional
recess from Saturday until Nov. 10.
There are quite a number of Senators
who favor a regular adjournment, but
1t is probable that the recess will be
taken.
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Fron 0hoIee or Nsosssley ?

We received the following letter
tDamss and address wlthheld) a few
days ago:
Editor Lake Charlss Echo.
Please send a few copies Of your
Democratic --- TO ---.
He is 3 genuine Democrat and better
calculated to understand and appreci-
ate s'Free Trade" than / am. am a
Republican, died in the wool no
chance to rub it ont. We expect to
elect Harrison and Morton and Pro-
lection snre If we do not it will be
your fanltof the sonth. Shotgun and
intimidation will be the cause. must
ask you how long will this state of
affairs exist ? I would ask you, Are
yon Democrat from principle or
through necessity The latter, I hope.
#%#&
II we thought we could accomplish
anything By it we would give a plain
common sense answer to the above
letter, bat the man, be he Republican,
Democrat or Prohibitionist, who Is SO
iguorant as to quote the old shotgun
stories in this enlightened day, is
hardly worth a civil answer. We
must say we feel more like answering
BY asking him a question. Are you
ignorant from choice or necessity p
The latter, we hope.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-26

Ex-SEcRErARY MeCoLLoUaH, who
had charge of the Treasury Depart
ment under Lincoln, johnson and Ar
thur, has come ont for Cleveland. He
cannot stand the position of the Re
pubhean party on the tariff.
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THE Atlanta Constitution says: "Mr.
Blaine is man of Aublime disregard
for facts, and his speeches have been
a series of blunders, false statements
and unfounded conclusions, each a
feathery structure, and the whole q
vast aggregation of nothing. He has
not made speech that has not been
upset IN twelve hours, nor q charge
that has not been shown untrue as
soon as it became public"
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SENATOR GEORGE, who recently
gave notice tEat be intended calling
up his motion to discharge the finance
committee from the further eonsid-
GRAFTON of the bill providing for the
use Of hand presses only in the print
ing of Government notes and securi-
ties, and TO pass the bill, has an.
pounCed that at the suggestion of the
plate printers be will allow the matter
TO go over for the present.
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A Rare Opportunity.

TNOR SABE-About l446 acres of land in
i one body about one-sixth prairie, bal
ance woodland, in the eastern portion of
Calcasieu parish, bordering on and bounded
east by the Bayou Hez Pique, lying about
six miles north of the Furnishing town of
Jennings, which is on the Southern Pacific
railroad The land in that neighborhood has
been and is being rapidly settled by farmers
from the northwestern States.
Apply to GEO II. WELLS,
CCt26'SS-tf Lake Charles, La,
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pY VIRTUE of an order and commission Is.
u sued to me in the above numbered and enEi-
tied case by the Hon. 14th Judicial District Court
Of Louisiana Calcasieu Parrish, / will proceed to
sell at public auction, on
Saturday, November 1slh, 1ssS,
to the last and highest bidder at the court house
IN the town Of Lake Charles, La, the following
described property, surrendered in the above pro.
Lot No 8, Of Block c, BiIbo Subdivision.
Lot no IL Of the subdivision Of the Kirkman
home place, having front of IS 10 feet on HOd.
Lines.
Lot No. ~ Of the same EubdiFision as lot IL,
and adjoining the above named lot having q front
on Hodges street Of GO 1-6 feet and running back
between parallel lines 200 feet
Lot No. ~ OF the same diyiHion as lots II and n
and adjoining lot No l2, together with al the
buildings thereon and thereto erected aud be.
longing, consisting ofdweliing house, &C., having
. fTOnt on Hodges street Of sc l-6 feet and run.
ming back between parallel lines geo feet.
One sal boat.
Some bottled liquors and a few other articles Of
1883.
Terms cash.
Lake Charles, La, October 18th, 1883.
W. II. HASKELL, Syndie.
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AN exchange says that Henry Clay
Warmoth predicts that Harrison
and Morton will be elected. But then
Warmoth predicted that he would be
elected Governor of this State last
spring, and the prediction failed by
trfe of 80, 900 or more votes on the
wrong side of the majority column,
and since that time his reputation as
q prophet hasn't been very good.
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The Bienville Neg Era says: No
man who has the moral and social ln-
tereats Of bis community at heart can
desirs The Issuing Of licenses for the
sals Of Intoxicating liquors afler once
experiencing the effects Of Iocal op-
ton on hls community. Al Il true
The law II violated to some extent,
and that some HeD will have whisky
II spite Of 81 restrictions, bat lbe evil
ls greatly abaied IN $ general sense
and local option throws a protection
sreapd the young men and boys which
they could moi have without II.
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MON. Il. j. GAN.

The Providence Joaraalssys: ''The
Senate tariff bill seems at least to have
relieved the Republican organs of
their gnaRiDg fear that there is no
surplus to reduce"
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SheFiR7s Sale.
Fourteenth Judicial District Court, Calcasieu
Parish, State of LOuisiana.-NO. 1872.
]. BEN KIRKnAN VS.. CHARLES CLARK.

by VIRTUE of q writ of ieri faeias issued and
u to me directed, by the Honorable Court afOre-
said have seized and will offer for sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder with the benefit Of
appraisement at the old Phoenix Saloon, On Ryan
street, now known as the Sample Palace, in the
city Of Lake Charles, La. on
Saturday, October ~, 1855,
between legal hours, the following described
property, tO-Wit:
One lot Whisky, Wine etc.
One Bar Looking Glass.
One Clock.
One Pool Table and Attachments.
One Counter.
TermB-Cash on the spot
Seized under said writ.
DAVID j. REID,
Sheriff of Calcasieu Parish, La.
Sheriff 8 Office, Lake Charles, La, Oct. r. 1888
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IaE Southeastern Lamhsr World
aayE aRanma 0iaF lays claims 10
she distinction 81 being sha leading
yelicw pine uentre of the world-a
leass sAsi = what ~ eommsrciai, 4
TRADE paper ei that city, asserts, and
eseaaii nP Nita come igsFes md iilua-
alions calculated g sbaT b whats
eni Aae ifade has Soei 9 ID lbat city
We haso lhe ellnw pina gimbeE
s's aalia s a y
Mllleh @ill
iatel.
nant
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DIED.

ROSTEET-At the family residence, in Lake
Charles, La, October IS, 1888, Albert
Van Dorm, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
ROsteet. aged months and 6 days.
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TME RRAUrIRUL eNOyV.


MIEEEAPoLIs, Mimi, Oct. ga
Associated Pressl There was a
heavy snow storm IN Northern Mime
sofa yesterday, and the beautiful snow
is deeper in that section than al any
time before at this season in six years.
AT Tower the snow is thirteen inches
deep, and in the woods back Of BIZ it
hes twelve inches on the level There
was no wind and consequently no
drifting. Some snow fell IL Central
Minnesota and Northern Dakota Sat-
uFday, but It melted almost IS noon as
1t fell. II showed Ill yesterday At
Fargo, bat reports from there says
there Is little on the ground. There
was 10 snow here. IN Northern Iowa
there was slight aarFiea Of snow, but
At no point IS the depth reported
more than two inches deep, and that
Is melting The weather here is
mild.
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KING & FoRpTRAli W.. ALBERT NEHLAED, Of al.
RY VIRTUE Of a writ Of iierl faeias issued
IL and 70 me directed by the Honorable Court
Aforesaid, have seized and viii offer for sale at
public auction, 70 the highest bidder with the
benefit Of appraasamenti at tia Court House door
Of this parish, ia the town Of Lake Charles La,
On Saturday Oct. %, Isss,
between legal hours the following desoribea prop.
erty belonging to Riley AI00er ono OF the defend.
allts IN said suit t0.sgit.
Let NO. A on the Southwest quarter Of Section
Eleven Township Nine South Range Eight West
containing i52 acres more Of less 6ituated ID Cal
paglau parish. IA.
Also Three Acres of Land in the city OF Lake
Charles, La. described as f0llaWs, to.Wit Begin
ming At the southeast corner OF the Colonel Meth.
ndlst huron t8naefe tract thence east two acres
~ = parelie Line thence north one and half acres:
theaee west two acres, and thence soBth one and
9 aaii acres 70 the place o. beginning containing
fhFee acres, more Or less the aaid thraa acras be
ing ne same FEoperty aequired BIZ said Mooar
ifqia tfall15 X Lebleus as per act Of sale recorded
~ isook Al q Gonyeganeea page 4o6.
Also aii buildings AID improvements Of anV
ki4a On each u anoss described piepea 81 iaad.
Seized under aata WIZ
AEAals-CAsn
DAVID II. NEHD.
ShaEia u Calessian pa1ish La
aAqs7a 4 eiAee LaAe Elasiea, ta Sept n ss
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SheriT's Sale.


SherffF's Sale,
In Fourteenth Judicial District Court, Calcaseu
Parrish Louisiana.
L. c. ANDERSON VS.. No. 1924, J. K BULL.
A. RIGNAIDES 4 Co. VS.. No. 1888, ]. K BULL ct al
c. LIPPNCOTT & Co., Third Oppts
In Third Ward Justices Court, Caleasieu Parish.
Louisiana.
GRIFFIN MFG COMPANr, VS.. No. 4IC, J os. K. BULL,
PY VIRTUE Of wTits OF fieri faoias issued
u in each Of the above numbered and entitled
cases, have seized and will offer for sale with
the benefit Of apPraisement at the Drug Store
recently occupied by defendant at the depot of
the La ". r. r, In the City of Lake Charles,
La, on
Saturday, Nov. 40, 1855,
between legal hours the following described
property tO-Wit:
The entire contents Of the said Drug Store con
sisting Of drugs. liquors, toilet articles show
cases, soda water apparatus, etc, etc. etc.
Terms Cash in accordance with judgments
rendered in the aforesaid suits.
DAVID J. REID,
Sheriff Of CalCasieu Parish La.
Sheriff 4 Office, Lake Charles La. Oct &c, 1883.
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j. W. BRYAN vs.. RILEY MooRR.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri faeias issued
u and to me directed by the Honorable Court
aforesaid have seized and will offer for sale
At public auction, to the highest bidder with
the benefit of appraissmeut 8t the Court House
door in the city of Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday, October "a, 16s6,
between legal hours, the following described
property, pointed out to me by the plaintiff as de.
fsndant's property, tO-wit:
One undivided One.fouTth interest In and to all
the machinery Of whatsOeFeE nature or kind be,
longing to the Lake Charles Hoop and Staye Fac.
tory Company now lying near the Drew mill, in
the city Of Lake Charles, La
Terms--Cash on the spot.
Seized under said writ.
DAVID j. REID,
Sheriff of Caleasieu Parish La
Sheriff Office, Lake Charles, La. Oct u, 1883
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ahlANHiS G0UGH and Consumption cure
y sold by us on 9 gliafaqtee. 81 cures Con.
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Syndtc's Sale.

In Fourteenth Judicial District Court, State of
Louisiana Parish Of Caleasieu. No
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w.P. THOMAS & Co. vs.. THEIR cREDToas.
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In Fourteenth Judicial District Court Calcasieu
Parish Louisiana.
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aheriR,s saIe.
Kna { FoRDTR4M y. AlpERT NETLAED. Ct 4

FOurteeth Judicial District Court Parrish Of Cal
easieui State Of Louisiana. No, 12&9.
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j. W. BRYAN VS.. RILEY MooER.

Fourteenth Judicial District Court, Caleasieu
Parish, State Of LOuisiana.-EO. 1913
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NATHANIEL WHsoRNH,
I.ake eaaEiesi Aa.i oct 1889. Adninia i0r.
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Succession Sale.

Sheriff Of Caleasieu Parish, La. E
Sheriff Office, Lake Charles La. Oct. u, 1883.
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What Nsbrnsk. Doe. for Cnmr.ds.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Having no
tieed that Private D. claims SO many good
things for the grand cid State of Ohio, l think
it might be well to speak Of few of the good
things the loyal young State Of Nebraska he's
done for the veterans Of the late war within
her borders.
The Revised Statutes Of the State of Nebraska
says:
That In addition 70 the exemptions now pro-
vided for by the code Of civil procedure, there
shall also be exempt from levy and sale upon exc
cution, or attachment, to every resident Of the
State who became disabled in the service of the
United States q soldier sailor or marine all pen
sion money hereafter received, and all property
Herewith not exceeding s. COO in value Of and be-
longing TO such soldier, sailor or marine.
A warm welcome will be given TO all SOL
diers seeking homes with US, and there is no
better place for the soldier than Nebraska, with
its fertile SOIL cheap land, delightful climate
together with its grand lines of railroads, Civ
ing us the benefit Of Eastern, Western and
Southern markets, so essential to the prosperity
of the agricultural class.
Nebraska is taking the lead in providing
homes for the veterans whose sands of life are
almost run. The pOorhouses are being emptied
of the dear old boys who served their coun-
try during the dark aud trying days of 1861 to
1865, and we rejoice that they, under the man
agement OF our patriotic and distinguished
Governor, Gen. John M. Thayer, are assigned
to the warmest corners of these best of institu-
tons, the Soldiers Homes
The clarion note of The NATIONAL TRTB-
UNE, the soldiers friend, is awakening the
country, and comrades and their friends are
falling into line, not this time as in former
well-remembered days, to battle with the arm
ed foes of our country aud eountry's flag but
to make demands that their wrongs be righted.
r. D. A, Captain, Co. A, 9TH No. Cav, De
Witt, Neb.
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Adm eth nlgotse kwsl 81 ddeen.
john Mcdonald EStee, n. Z.
WEIRD DOUBLE ACRosTIc.
l. To scold. 2 Mountains in Asia. 3. To plot.
4. The central part 8. Amedley .. To hesrSen.
Z. An UBfading flower. s. A beginner. 8. To think.
10. LauguOr. il. Wealth. II. SeRnty.
Prinlals and finals are names of weird, dancing
light, seen at night.-Nelia Hampton.
A PUZZLE FOB 3. VAN wINKLE.
lam Stunned and depi5edi
l am loved and adored;
As root Of all evil
am never ignored.
Held sacred by millions,
/ have wonderful scope
Have gibbeted thousands
BY the moose of rope,
For ornamentation
Ia various conceitS,
Pm found the weird over,
In hutS palaces streets
I'm doctrine; I'm money;
I'm yeXation; I'm lands
I'm ali instrument used
For the laying OF plans.
Az game, too, Of chancs
am often maligHed-
But whatever am
Is Whatever defined.
Mary Z. Conklin, Farmingdale, La L
PRIZE ENIGMA.
Ny whole, composed of eight letters, names 8
Well-knoWn parsonage.
by 8, g. 7, 8 ia metal;
AZ, 6, ! is indiscreet
prize for the first correct solution sent me.--C'
LITERARY ENIGMA.
ITO arthur o. Sissoa.l
am found in the following:
=" Pat Riot" not IN Golden Bell;
Charles o. Heubest, not in John GoOdell;
Ella Foster not in Diamond Adair;
u. +. Price, not in Hazel st. Clair;
George w. Leighton, not in Mildred Darlipgs
Anna Walter, not in Eyeliua MariBg;
Alice NJ. Clark, not in " 7. Rees;
James Walford, not IN Grace Keys;
Della Grover not in Thomas Watkins;
Ona Thamer, not in Hattie Hawkins;
*. Van Ninkle, not Ida a. Lord;
Minnie K. Michael, not in Mel T. Ford;
Myrtle Lyle, not in Edith L. Gale;
Clarence Taylor not in Nathan Hale;
LoTeua Adamson, not in Carrie J.. Yanwtos
Anna Bozeil, not in Clarence Greeley
Calvin u. Wilkins, not in Hattie Velie.
bly, whole ig one of the distinguished literary
PATHOLOGICAL ENIGMA.
A goddess OF silence.
The Egyptian god Of silence.
An Internal deity, son of Chaos.
One Of the internal judges. cor
One Of the names Of Cupid.
A prince of Cyprus.
The goddess Of health.
a title of Baeehus.
A queen of LYDIA.
A great and mighty hunter
One of the seven Pleiades.
4 famous mountain in Africa.
One Of the furies
The god of dread and feaR,
The goddess of youth.
One of the three torgonA.
One of three nereiads.
An ancient sea god.
The god Of shepherds
The initials give remark Of Daniel Webster
Mrs. MAYO,
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NOTES.

- 1t is surprising to see what great change
little paint will make in the appearance Of
farm buildings.
-Silos may be made with any Of the various
building materials, and some very crudely and
cheaply constructed have been found to do good
service.
- One pound Of sweet skim milk is equal TO
two pounds of the bnttermilk. Six pounds Of
sweet skim milk are equal to one pound of
rye or barley for feeding purposes
Recent milk tests made at the English dairy
show, proves that the evening milk contains
more solid matter than the morning milk The
average test of four breeds showed that morn
ing milk contains 1874 and the evening milk
14.3 per cent. Of solid matter.
II Lime may be made from shells, and such
lime is the purest kind. The shells may be put
up in round heaps upon a quantity of fine
wood, which may also be mixed in layers
through the heap. No covering is needed ex-
cept some earth around the sides to moderate
and lengthen out the heat, which should be
kept up for three days.
The most successful swine breeders never
let the pigs stop growing until they are ready
for the market Whenever the pigs come to
q standstill then all the food given them is so
much lost, as there is nothing to show for it,
A good thrifty pig may DO made to gain pound
day until he is 10 months old, when he is
Of the right age and weight to sell, and should
show good profit Tor the food consumed.
For fodder purposes the ordinary sorts of
corn are esteemed rs preferable to the man.
moth varieties, on the ground that they mature
earlier in the season, thus escaping danger of
frost; are handled with much economy of
labor, demand less storage space, and have
withal the added and more important advan-
tGge of containing an equal quantity of nutri-
ent matter, though the aggregate bulk may be
not half 80 great.
The green aphis which infests the young
shoots of the rose is easily destroyed by to-
bacco water. This may be applied by means
Of a soft camels-har brush when only few
plants are grown when there are many, the
decoction may be sprayed over the bushes with
a syringe. If four ounces Of sulphur is mixed
with the hot decoction of pound of tobacco
stems in two quarts of boiling hot water and
the liquid is kept hot and often stirred for
three or four hours it will make the best in
secticide known. This will kill sheep ticks,
lice, bugs, and all insect pests by mere contact.
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The Republicans Of Vermont.

Il. A. E. Richardson, Roxbury, VT, says: CAS-
you, being the soldiers friend, aud every SOL
der will hail with joy any sign of approaching
Justice to the veterans, forward the following
resolution, which l introduced and succeeded
in having adopted at the Republican State Con-
vention of Vermont, which was held at Mont
pelier June q:
ResolUed That the Republican party Of Vermont
Is decidedly opposed to any legislation by the Con-
gress of the United States which will tend to re-
duce the revenues of the United States until every
ex-Unon soldier is ia receipt of service pension.
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through their 40 years wanderings in the wilder
ness
]. What did Christ say about the sheepfold?-
Ada Dudley, Denver, Colo.
q What is the meaning of the word Babelf--Jas.
kamsey. Iovington. Ky.
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ga 50 Washing Machine FFee."-To INTRODUCES
them will give away 600 self-operating wash
ing machines. No washboard or rubbing required,
If you want one send your name to The Monarch
Laundry Works, 40 Wabash Ave-, Chicago, III.
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ZINC All Fits stopped free by DR.. Cline,s Great
IT'D, Nerve RestOrer. No Fits after first days
Marvellous Treatise ana S209traI bottle free
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Would you know the keen delight

Would you know the keen delight
OF a wholesome appetite,
Unrestrained by colics dire,
Headaches curse or fever's fire,
Thoughts morose or icy chills2
Then use DR.. Pieree's pills.
Dr. Perces Purgative Pellets-the original
and only genuine Little Liver Pills; % cents 8
vial.
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When a threatening lung disorder
Shows its first proclivity,
Do not let it cross the border
Quell it with activity.
Many a patient, young or oldaA,
Owes quick recovery
All to DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
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manufacturers.

ITO CONTRIBUTORS In sending answers name
No. of The NATIONAL TRIBUNE in which the puzzle
Is found. Answers OF guessers nlay oe forwarded
within week after receiving this TRIBUNE. DO NOT
make numerical euigmas of your own names.
Answers must accompany all puzzles iorwardeoI
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE JULY l9.
Conundrums-l 1t Is case of boycott, 2 One
Is on g drag the other is a dragon. 3. Katydid.
acknowledgements, cutie Brook, rock. Bear,
car.
Change Finais--Fiay, fat, Gaw, flap. flag, fam.
Bashaw.
Killed.
Patter.
Painted.
Hanger.
Banter.
ChRrade-Piggin.
Earthquake inscription
The twain that in twiningl
Before in the Irvine,
As twins were intwiSted,
He now doth untwine,
'Jwixt the twain intertW lstlng,
Irvine more between,
He twirlng his twister,
Makes twirl of the twine-
A Cavalry Leader-Sheridan.
Letter Enigma-Sherman,
Diamond
SIT
PAGER
Pc T r e N
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TANGLE.
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Dan hle altrsge tnre 81 dedemni
Noe ptse nda nteh natreho,
Adm eth ng0tse kWsl 81 ddeen,
-Iuhu MrTlOuaid E.SteB. IN. ",