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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-01

4 novemeut toward municipal reform Is
.aunine large proportions in Dayton. In
v.haeh tewn IL is fair to infer that it is very
mneh needed.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-01
Will LO<uk Into It,

WAsHrSGroS, February 1.-The House
Committee on Commerce, upon motion OF
Mr.. Davis. I Massachusetts. recon.idered
its action on the Anderson resolution. refer
ring the question Of investigating the Read.
ing railroad strikes IN the Interstate Com
mcrce Commission, at meeting yesterday
morning. and ador',G resolution. BY q
vote OF to 8, requesting the Interstate
Commerce Commission to investigate these
strikes The resolution 20 be reported
va. drawn by Mr.. Davis. and differs from
that originally drawn by Mr. Anderson. by
requesting an investigation At the head OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission. in
stead Of leaving the question with the Com.
mission with any recommendation.
Only twelve Indians are left Of the tribe
Of !, 900 who inhabited the Yosemite Va
ley few years ago.
The telephone wires In Buffalo are being
put under ground.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-01

The telephone wires In Buffalo are being
put under ground.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-01

An eo00uuiestions ana eontI1butlons
nS01Al - ol1reooed 70 CLfvroK II. NIouoLe,
49,. anA an busine0s letters to THOMAS q.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-02-01


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-06

Ny Depr CousiRs-l hope you will not be
too anxious to learn the result Of the CON
tests but he willing to wait patiently a
little longer. Perhaps it will be well to
-ay that have so many letters to class
and rank that fear it will take me yet
another week. 1t ia great pleasure to
work on your letters. | am always
glad to find the name of some cousin who
has written before. There are several
already with whom | begin to feel quite
we'll acquainted. You know to whom
refer, yes you are smiling now as you
think to yourself, Cousin Bess mcan,me.
Yes mean you and il you will believe
me, my memory is so good that | could
write your name without even referring
to your letter. Then there is another
thing am always glad to sea new
name. And can assure you that | have
beer glad great many times since the
contests were given out.
Lrnora wishes Blanche to inform her
whore girl is mentioned in the Bible She
then says II am very much interested in
all the cousins write and If | could only
write As good letters and compositions as
| read in our column. | should write you
often with love to all the cousins
| have Blanche's letter so will so will
give her references-shc however referred
to the plural Of these words as well az the
singular. Joel 3-3, Zach. 50 Boys
&c. 2s-27, joel, 3-3, Zech. SIS.
am glad you asked the question, it
shows that you are interested in all that
try TO do for you. But one thing | do
not like to hear you say-"lf could write
as well rs the others" You must never
think those words again, but just do the
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HALLOWHLL

The esnesrt this evening will be one Of the
best II not the best entertainment in the Ly-
eeum Course. The Harvard Male Quartette
Of Boston has always received the most ia
Eorable press notices, as we'll a. the endorse
ment Of critical audiences, while the " I'm
perial Mandolin and Guitar Club" OF Port
land which will assist them will appear in
concerted numbers for nandolins and gui-
tar,, with banjo duets and solos. The fol
lowing program will convince any one Of the
brilliant concert to be rendered
Ermini- Selections, PeHneA
Imperial Mandolin and G.tsr Club.
"BreeEes Of the Night" LHrsothc.
Harvard Quartette.
Banjo Duet. Selected,
Messr.. Barnum and Glynn.
Fathers Lullaby" Wisks-
Quartette.
Solo, ''Boatman's Tale"
Mr.. Kendall.
Master Gynn.
a. "Lizette,"
College Songs b. "May's Little Wise
Man"
Quartette.
Waltz-El Turf, kontagho.
Imperial Club.
c.,,-- O. "a Ny own Love"
"'''s' ''"' b. bye and Bye"
Quartette.
Banjo Du.tt, Marie Waltz"
Messrs Bsrnsm and Glynn.
Solo, "Fare~ell." Graham
Mr.. Morris.
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STATE NEW 3.
6onERssT
fatrf<la.

F1Fhcts-
Cephus 5zlley iets here Wednesday morn
Jog for Piscataagis county where be is 70
work In the interests Of the Kennebec jour
Naive are glad 10 knov that DR.. witch
I'll ia better and We may hope for a speedy
recovery .--Hrs. W. G. Rice is quite sick
We are sorry 70 learn that one
Of our most popular merchants Is 70
close GU. his business and will spend
the sinter in California o-iEg to III health,
his many friends here will be sorry as Mr..
Piper has given Us nrst eiAss store.--A. T.
Gerald has Just bought Of P. Letreneau Of
Oakland, chestnut colt four months Old by
Broadway No. s773, dam By Young Roife,
the purchase vas made for r. p Haitian
Of Richmond. Our street cars
carried in November 1904, for
which they received ss69.l5. -
Benjamin Kinds and wife at in town.-
Frank Clifford ha. arrived home from Ne
braskA, called her. By the serious illness Of
bis father--J +. Kenriek, who has been
sick for some time. i, improving and vii
soon be ous.--C. G.. lothian and wife are
visiting IN Portland A. II. Duren iefi
Wednesday A. 81. for his logging camps
L. 2. Eli, Of Nevada is visiting his br Ither
J. T. Ellis.
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nere thaa sixty per cent of sdul, English.
Nomen' married and unmarried. AZ, work.
ing for daily subsistence,
me proposal to have a London b..ut,
'"S 81. oeing put into bushes. form.
e,see II started, twenty-three Years ago
.ne National az" Temperance Society h.. psid
over $4,000 to wome. for writing tsmper.
There are li,t66 female commercial
r.,elers in this country -
o, hr' Lansiry has fortune of $3.50 Ooo
Cara Louise Kellogg $500 600 Fanny
Davenport $4,000, and Kate CIsat,n
The wife Of New York banker b., in.
vented machine for making wire rome the
patent OF watch she has sold 10 San Fran
sii nrm for $4,000 cash and a ROYALTY.
Inc way she came 10 hit upon this va, from
DEVISE she used to twist her wor.ted.
Mrs. Amelia E. Barr, the .utbor.s. Ia.
novel scheme to protect her rishts. When
about to bring out = new book she zoe, to
Angiand and lives there for the time necs,,
sery Tor securing an English copyright.
Inc Conversation Society" is Roston's
latest fad. LSdiss get together and stady
me art of small talk just as they once studied
browning, Emerson, and Tolstoi.
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WHINE y. LRARY.

hope this will not be your last letter
to me. think you understand your les
sons very well to write so much about
them. You OF course know all about the
dense forests of the Amazon and the rank
growth OF vines that are SO entwiued
about the trunks Of the trees that it is al
most impossible to make passage
through them. The stiffness is said to be
almost awful, the silence being only hrok-
en- by the chsttering of monkeys and occa-
sionally the fall of one of the trees that
has actually lived to fall of old age 80
damp are these forests that watch will
stop in the pocket OF traveller
Our readers will remember that the
fable OF the frogs has once been given,
but like the version sent BY Mabel C..
Maxwell 80 we'll that give is to the read
ers again.
Dear Cousin BeSs: ! will answer Char
lie HIS request for the fable of the frogs
In the days Of old, when the frogs were
all at Liberty ia the lakes, and had grown
quite weary of following every one his own
devices, they assembled one day together.
and with no little clamor petitioned Jupi-
ter TO let them have king to help them
in better order, and make them lead more
honest lives.Jupiter knowing the vanity of
their hearts, smiled At their request, and
threw down log into the lake, which by
the splash and commotion il made. sent
the whole commonwealth into the great
est terror and smazemeat. They rushed
under the water aud into the mud and
dared not come within ten leaps length
Of the spot where it lay. At length one
frog holder than the rest, vsntured to pop
his head above the water and take a sur-
vey of their new king at a respectful dis
lance. Presently when they perceived the
log was immevable others began to swim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-06
A Warning.T

The modes Of deaths approach are various,
and statistics show conclusively that more
persons die from diseases of the Throat and
Lungs than any other. 1t is probable that
everyone, without exception, receives vast
numbers of Tuberce Germs into the system
and where these germs fall upon suitable soil
they start into life and develop, at first slowly
and are shown by slight tickling sensation in
the throat and if allowed to continue thsir
ravages they extend to the lungs producing
Consumption and to the head, causing Ca
tarrh. Now all thi. is dangerous and if al
lowed to proceed will in time cause death
At the onset you must act with promptness
allowing a cold to go without attention i.
dangerous and may lose you your life. Al
soon as you feel that something is wrong with
your Throat, Lungs or Nostril,, obtain q
bottle Of Boschee's German Syrnp. 1t viii
give you immediate relief.
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The Journal will be represented at
Washington the coming winter by a spc-
oial correspondent who will supplement-
tue regular associated press reports with
special gossip, both by mail and wire,
concerning affairs in the Departments and
ABOUT congressman, Washington
society, diplomatic circles. aud matters Of
legislation. This gentleman was origin
ally Maine man and served with distine-
ton AS an officer in the uion Army. lie
Is now resident of Washington and en-
Joys exceptional advantages for news
paper work. lie is keen. caustic writer,
and we predict that he will be favorite
with Journal readers.
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THE w c T U,
A Criticism From q 10y al Mem Der

Nv ui'ee"tn ooh,"n"on VI tne Nauohsi
s'An 'enPsfah'e h'Oh pre-
'"' p" s"e -o'In sorry ,pectacle' III mas
nov "'ie VI, l'ppiessIo" Oh An ea'neN Uon'
V' "un'" ue'ouhs tAehh'eI'es 10 temper
'"oe .'ornn' ou' o. women busy III 'he jar
son OF P'htN' ne Journals are thii OF
Us contention IL mas done Tor temperance
Iu'' ""A' nhe hnpoFer c'htroNefS IN the
American BOARD mas none Tor missions No
Wue Pfosre" Is "'Aie "uile the'e i'ms are
discussed
ne 'on'eh'os mas al'o smut inc 1oor IN
tne race OF II" oeN frlead' the church
WINE taught frohloiuon As principle
uhe ehufeh could be It's aily but as the ac-
kno"ieaseH wing OF political organization
IL mas no more clam upon the church than
has me republican or Democratic party
Inc "oman' hrIstian Temperance Union
10 the daughter OF the church. 1t only en-
ph"sikes doctrines "hich the church has al
Ways hrlu- Whatever - ntung Tor one Is
h'uns TOR .he other, IL church composed
ehutey OF hepubhcans should declare al
'rgiahce To the republican party, 1t would
tnerepy rose us opportunity OF saving sous
~ otner P'iues' 80 thoush, As ind'Fiduals-
every member OF the W. {. /. L. may be
l"nR 70 the thltd party YET as a cooperate
pol' cannot tfaVerhi<e win any party
""uout losing i' opportunity OF u'etulne"
III an pafue' As corporate body We nave
no rlsht TO shake hands with any political
righteousness. and il, member. be SAINT,
The W 1man's Christian Temperance Union
proposes TO heai the sectional differences
han ~ Nov nol;tir,l ooI,nv rhioh .haII
unite the Republican and the Democrat
This smalgamation is not being accom-
p"'h.n' Inc woman 'hristian temper
.,nnAo, n, re..nr - hi,tar nr.;n,;oa Nc
local unions have already come to the i,.ue
and are rent in twain. In the name Of God
ana nome ana native lana the Woman
nsrty nrein,ic. in III. Nor,h So,th u 8,,,
and West throughout thi. vast country. 4.
it wise to make so many fresh breaches in
ofI .r, 10 nea' an oil presehi
Ernmcnical Conncu .nJ IN ,b;. a.. ~ ,.aa
thinking, declared. practically, the doctrine
of infs lliblitv. Those who yentured to diff
fer on the question of partisa6.hip are
mathematical as disloyal In the name If
A LOYALTY which il esteemed ai.loval thi,
minority re.ist tho .ni,i, of IN. Conv.p,;or
AZ de,po,ic and nncbri.ti,n I'm, IL adbe,ss
To the abstract nrincinle ~ nrohihi,on tho
same Yesterday t,-d,Y ,nd ,are,s,
Albany. HRS auu,sr Econ
- 'AN'" ''o'" Wv O"'''
''' "'',''S oo'''N u'"''"s "'" postum
'''''' ''' p"''''"'"'P u mat VI s'i''1'''o"
''' UNIV '''"' ~ ""'U''
VI e'-'''' '"''i''
P'' N''' N''
'''' s''-'s IL any 'oi" ''e
eN'u NV puo''''
p"''''D '"' '"'''' '+'N
p - ''e 'N''o""' o"' s"''o" :" Se"
=" ''' nv" Ok
o',eiN '''
e'-''Oi IN" '''u "pO" ',e ''D'
L VILLA ha. ,,arfa., t;ha,,. =, a., ha.
self to any political body. but 4, the repre-
sentative OF corporate body she cannot justly
,nenu'' ne's'ii WIN partisan aeuOn' tnere-
Re.o,,.a rb., ,h, action -, hi, oo,,r
ton whereby Miss Willard i. authorized to
serve as counselling member Of the Pro
n,'''o'H airy NsuonAi No'htn'''ee'oe rescinu
-, -,
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Inc Ellsworth American thinks that
people whose criminal carelessues. in
nAhuiing firearms results In shooting
someone should be imprisoned, and calls
Tor the enactment Of law to that effect.
ms would be an excellent idea, and
sueh law should include sill those who
point firearms at others. A little strin-
sehey IN this direction would save many
lives.
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Con-.

Diseases desperate grown, by desperate
appliances are relieved, or not at all" The
point of wisdom is to check them before
they reach so far bv buying bottle of Sal
vstion Oil. Price % cents.
'..Conspirscies no sooner should be formed
than executed" and . cold should no sooner
be taken. than bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup should be bought and used acsordisy
to the directions.
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What Brought You Herei

What brought You here?" said phlan-
thropist to an inmate Of 4 prison. "Sneez
ing, sir" ''SneezinR How vas that?
Why, YOU see, had jus. taken his wallet
out of his pants pocket when | sneezed and
woke up the man, and he jumped out Of bed
and caught me-" Sneezing also indicates
that one has caught a cold, which if neglect
ed, may develop into a cough which is hard
to arrest, or pneumonia or consumption,
with its cold and icy hand, may arrest you.
TO prevent which use Ingalls, Specific.
Price so cents and 81. dec4d&w
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up 70 IL and around IL. till by degrees
growing holder and holder, they At last
leaped upon IL, and treated il with the
greatest contempt Dissatishsd with SO
tame a rule they forthwith petitioned
Jupiter sscOud time for another and
more active king, upon which he sent
them = sterk, which no sooner arrived
among them than abe began laying hold
Of them and deyouriRg them one BY one
a. fast IS she could ARd il was in vain
that they ende2vored to escape her. Thea
they sent Marcsry with priya5e message
to Jupiter besesching him TO take pity gu
them sDee more, bat Jupiter replied, that
they were only suffering the punishment
due To their folly and that another time
the would learn 10 let well alone and not
be dissatisfied with their natural eondl-
ton.
will here state the the translator Of
this fable gives her age a. thirteen years.
VIII you please tell me through the
column if you translated this from the
French, Z. b.
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OTIsFIELD. Nov. Is, lsss.
Dear C9asia Bsss Il thought | would
write 20 you. Ny papa takes the kenne-
bee Journal and like the loung Folks
Column very much. 60 to school nos,
and like my teacher very much. /
take music lessons Of my mother.
like 10 practice quite well. 1 saw
in the Woman's Column some pat
terms Of edging. tried one and ike ii
very much. | have a pretty pattern
which / took from the Home Life.
thought perhaps some of my cousins
would like 10 try it. 1 think ii Is very
pretty | must close now and will write
again sometime. DELLA p. WESTON.
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New York Pres.
A strange thing met the Senate. gaze
A. it, new session vas begun
Big Democrats all hal bouquet,
Republicans got none.
STU, il vas rot 40 very queer
That Democrats got all the flowers,
For flowers are streun around a bier.
The funeral is not ours.
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What Othsr Papers Say.
The Csbssst Question: stiiI 0p...
portland ETpress.

The Boston Journal 10 authority for the
statement tha, mo living nan has yet been
asked 70 accept Cabinet position By the
Prssident-sIeetT II IL safe to be, that Gen.
Harrison has asked no dead man TO accept a
posision, 90 il would seem that the whole
matter il yet open.
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congressman Mckinley sized up the
'es'uents message in = nut shell when
ae ueeiarsd it "a post norton examina-
''sa sf the Democratic platform"
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Bangor Wbiy

Bangor Wbis
No eTtrsyazant appropriations should be
tolerated exciai1, the Pre-. dent, and yet il
has cost the American people almost sio0,-
500 more TO run the government uBde'
his administration than it did during the
the previous four years Of Republican rule
Tier. appears 70 be a vide discrepancy be-
tween What be breaches and What he prae-
tees
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puuns folks Corner
EDITED BY COUSIN BEss.

We shonld be pleased to hear from little
gt-sds At anv time Address all conmu niCRtions to
DirOR CHILDREN'S COLUMN, Journal once,
Augusta. Maine.
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Dfs.ane. VIII Lead Eas ntment.

Il will be ~ise thing for Mr.. Cleveland
70 20 abroad after bis term expires. Looked
a: from distance the country may not sp-
pear 40 gloomy 70 him.
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'IlsFlELD NE nov. Zith, 1893.
Dear Cousin Bess:-- saw in the paper
you offered prize so thought | would
try for it. send you a short list OF
Quadrnped., you will see them on the next
page.
Ape, Ass. Bear, Bison, Boar Bull, Big
horn, Beaver, Bsboon, Buck, Badger
Cow, Camel, Chamois, Colt, Calf, Cat,
Civet, Coyote, Cougar. Dog, Deer, Dor
mouse, Donkey, Doe. Elk, Ermne, Elf
Fox, Fawn, Fzwna, Ferret. Glutton.
Genet, Gibbon, Giraffe, Gcmsbac, Gnu,
Galago, GREYHOUND, Gupper, Gazelle,
Goat. Hog, Horse, Hedgehog, Hare
Hound, IIelamys. lndri, Ibex ,acksl,
Jackass, Jerboa. Kid, knix, Lion, Lynx,
Llama, Lemur, Leopard Lamb, Lemming
Monkey, Manis, Mule, Mink, husk-oI
Mouse, Matoco. Moose, Musk-rat, Mus
Oscelot, Otter. Pig, Puma, Panther,
Peba, Puffy. Rat, Rabbit, Ram, RIA coon.
Reindeer, Roe. Setter, shrew, skunk,
spaniel, Squirrel, Sable, >aige, Seal, Stag.
Sphinx. Tapir, Tiger, Tig,ess, Totovay.
Vicuns. Walru., Weasel, Wildcat, Wolf,
Wild-dog, White-fox. Wolverine, Wood
chuck. Prong horn. Zebra, Zebu-2l6.
Ape. ASS, Anthers. Blood hound,
Z Drown pear, bear, blson, BoDcat, Bull,
Boar, Bighorn, Beaver, Baboon, Buck,
Badger. Camel, Chamois, Colt. Calf, Cat,
Civet, Cow, Coyote, Cougar, Coach-dog
Dormouse, Donkey, Dog, Deer. Elk,
Ermine. Fox, Fawn, Ferret, Fswna.
Glotton, Genet, Gibbon, Giraffe, Germet,
Gnu, Collage, Gupper, Gazelle, Goat, Go
pher Hog lIyena, Hedgehog, Hare, Hound.
lndri, hex. Jackal, Jackass, Jerboa.
Kid, knix. Lynx, Llama, Lemur, Loop
ard, Lamb, Lemming, Lion. Monkey,
Manis, Mule, Mink, Musk-ox, Mole, Noun
tam sheep, Mountain Wolf, Muskrat Musk
OK, Musk-deer, Matoca. Ma.tiff. OK.
Ocelot, Otter. Pig, Puma, Panther, Peba,
Puffy. Rat, Rabbit, Ram, Raccoon, Rein
deer, Setter, shew, Skunk, Squirrel,
Sable, Saige stag. Tapir. Tiger, Span
iel, Proghorn, Heron, Hound, Walrus,
Weasel, Zebra, sheep, Eve, Zebu, Wild
cat, Wolf, Gemsboc, Grey hound, White
bear, Muose.-ll4.
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The Ellsworth Marine Railway which ha.
been in proce. Of construction during the
past summer and fall, is completed, and
ready for business
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The Fairfield Journal says that company
is organizing in WaterVille 10 operate a steam.
boat between Wateryille and Augusta, and
that they will apply for a charter thi. winter.
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Know myself by reading the Science Of
Life, the best medical work ever published.
ter young and middie-aged men.
may1d&wlv
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Miss Blanche Willis Howard Of Maine,
has lately written a new story entitled The
Open Door, the scene Of which is laid in
Germany
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move 10 in progress to secure a water
supply FOR Machias. It is reported THAI
A X Gleason and others will apply to the
Legislature for charter this winter
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Maine Gossip.

City Treasurer H.rsey Of Portland has re-
c.iv.d from Treasurer Linscott Of the Maine
Central check for g. sol. rs. rent for the
srn three months Of the Osi-nsburg to that
road under III. new lease
The Bangor y VI. g. A building fund has
reached $50 .222.
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OAK LEAF LACE, WITH DEF HEADING.
Cast on Il stitches knit across plain.
lst row-slip /, K /, over, narrow, .,
over, narrow, < |, over twice, narrow,
over twice, rarrow, /.
III row-Slip !, X 2, purl |, K !, purl /,
2, purl /, X ;, purl /, K >.
81 row-Slip /, k /, over, narrow, < 4,
over, narrow, X 3, over twice, narrow,
over twice, narrow, k /.
4th row-Slip |, 4 2, purl l. K 2, purl l.,
k 4, purl !, 3, purl /, k2.
9th row-Slip !, K /, over, aarrow, X ,,
over, narrow, 3, over twice, marrow,
over twice, nhrrow,k !.
9Th row-Slip |, !, purl |, 2, purl l,
4 g. purl /, 3, purl /, K 4.
9Th row-Slip |, K l, over narrow, K 2,
over, narrow, K :, over twice, narrow,
over twice, narrow, k |.
sth row-Slip /. :, purl |, 2, purl |,
:, purl /, X 3, purl |, k2.
/ 9Th row-Slip /, X /, over, narrow, k ,,
over, narrow, K H.
10Th rov-Slip and bind off eight
stitches, k 6, purl l, X 3, purl /, li2.
There should be II stitches left on the
needle. Begin at first row.
r. ;, On the next leaf you will find my
"Quadribeds." hope to get the prize
| should have tried for the other prize,
but did not have time. D. B. ".
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1eu embellishments.
TO ADVERTISERS.

A list OF 1000 Newspaper. drld.d into STATES
AND SECTIONS will be sent on applics ion -
FREE.
To those who want their advertising to paw We
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