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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-25
The Safest

A ND most powerful Alternative is
n Ayers SarsaparilIa. Young and
old are alike benefited by its use. For
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-25

Yarelfles-Mrs. Geo. Streetef nrsL anu Aloeft
Groh second TX -
Class ss2s-HousEHoLD MANUFACTURES.
tHandiwork of Exhibitor.)
kensington embroidery. silk and worsted,
Mrs: Joskeennn first on both.
Ribbon embroidery, Mrs. G. G. Adams. first.
Chenille embroidery, Mrs 3. G. Dorr' first.
Arrasene embroidery, Mrs. e. G. Adams
| first, Mrs. II. L. Hanev second.
Kismet embroidery, Mrs. e. C. Dorr first.
Cross stitch embroidery, Mrs. E. C.Dorr first
Fancy apron embroidery. Jessie Varley first
Embroidered silk tidy, Mrs. e. {. Darr first
Drawn work, Mrs. Jos. Keenan, first.
Collection OF embroidery, Mrs Joseph kee-
nan first
Sofa pillow. Mrs II. L. Haney first, Mrs. j.
B. Revord second.
Carriage afghan. Mrs. G. c. Adams first.
Toilet cushion, Mrs Jos. keenan, first.
Euil set toilet draperies, Mrs. N. S. Gordon
first, Mrs. H L. Haney second.
Tda, Minerva Eddy, first, Clara Moudeville
second.
Table scarf. Mrs. G. c. Adams first.
Picture drapery, Mrs. E. c. Dorr first, Mrs.
n. S. Gordon second.
Specimen paper work, Mrs Jos. Keenan, first,
Mrs. II Varco second
Silk quilt, Mrs John Wagner first and second
Also first on Worsted and Cotton quilts.
Crochet shawl, Jessie VarIey first, Mrs e G
Dorr second.
Crochet lace, Mrs varco first.
Pillow shams. Mrs c A Wilder first, Mrs s
Gordon second.
Wool rug, Mrs John Wagner first and second
Wooeu yaru, Mrs a Sloan first.
Lamp mat. Mrs Joseph Keenan, first.
Knit lace. Jessie Variey first.
Etching in cotton. Mrs ] keenan, second
Hand made shirt, Mrs 4 Sloan first.
Pialn or fancy sewing by girl under Il, Hat
tie 4 Tcknor first. NJ e Varco second.
Kitchen apron, Mrs John Wagner first.
Article for household use not in list. Mrs E
G. Dorr first
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]
The sign of addition Is deprived from
the initial letter of the word plus. In
making the capital letter it was made
more and more carlessly, until the top
part of the P wss placed near the center,
and hence the pluss sign was finally reach
ed.
The sign Of substrac ion was deprived
from the word minus. The word was first
contracted into N e, with horizontal
line above to indicate the contraction,
then the letters we're omitted, which left
the short line,-.
The multiplication sign was obtained by
changing the plus sign into the letter y,
This was done because multiplication 10 o
short method of addition.
Division was formerly indicated by plac-
ing the dividend above a horizontal Lie,
and the dsvisor below.
In order to save space in printing the
dividend was placed to the left and the di-
visor to the right, and dot was written
in the place Of each.
The radical sign was derived from the
initial letter of the word radix.
The sign of equality was first used in
1857. 1t was used to avoid repeating the
words equal to-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-01
Women who shave.

The ease Of Mrs. Miller, the Flushing,
IL, lady who died recer tly and bequeath-
ca % her barber $500 brings ont some
curious Information about women who
shave. Said wellknown and fashion
able Brcok'yn barber recently: The gen
eral public would be- surprised 20 learn
thst hundreds of women are compelled 20
clll ID q barber two or Three times a week.
2 could give You the names Of st
least fifty women who shave, and
among them are several society
ladies' You msy have often noticed wOm-
su with hair on the upper lip Well,
There a Young lady in this city whom l
shave twice q week She can raise a mus
ache as quick as I can, and raise a better
one. too. This lady is we'll known 10 the
10par ten Of the TEenty-fourth ward OF
Brooklyn. aud is handsome. For a long
cms she shaved herself, but finally she was
introduced TO me through o friend Of mine
"a lady customer-and ever since that
-ue have shaved her regularly twice q
week
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n fancy she hardly knew she was sneak.

m fancy sne naruly knew she was speak.
ing,
IF heaven, in infinite mercy, would LEI
me wake up and it was ell dream-a bad,
crnel dream-if could come to Won and
saw Gerald, l have been labOripg under
ballucination; l did not do what l said ]
did; lam as innocent of the crime as YOU
are should resign myself to You with a
ioy YOU cannot realize. I would come to
Won and strive, by lifelong gratitude. 10
tshow you the thankfuIness my heart feels
towards you for your goodness to me and
mine. But that is all fauciful nonsense,
isn't ii?" she said gently, as she reused
herself from her languOr. ''Only l should
like you always to remember, Gerald, that
my love is as much and as entirely yours
in this moment of our earthly separation
as it has ever been in the days of ou1
brightest hopew
The warning bell for passengers going
ashore began to ring. There was minute
of keenest agony, and 1 was out and up on
deck with my travelling cap pulled well
down over my eyes and my fur collar up
to my ears.
"GoOd-by, Qninton," said the captain
'T'll try to make the voyage as pleasant
as possible to your friends"
Try to make the voyage pleasant I al.
most hated him for his civility.
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WHEELING REGISTER, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1889.

was the Recollection that this was my we'd
ding day. Savage with myself for allow
ing my waking moments to be clouded by
an impression of i'll omen. I spraug out Of
bed and hustled through my dressing ar
engagements with more expedition than u.s.
ual, trying to make believe" that l had
quiete forgotten the uncomfortable feeling,
and that was jolly ''as sand boy" But
all the time that conviction of coming evil
was present in my mind; not all my efforts
could drive it out, until at last it made me
feel quite faint at heart.
The mother and Jem started before me.
They were going to Cynthia's first, to ac-
company her to the church; l, of course,
was going straight to the scene Of the care-
mOny. After they had left / dawdled IN
out of the sitting rooms in a restless, aim
less manner. My modest couple of port
manteaus had been forwarded to Folkes-
tone on the previous day, so that had
nothing to occupy these last moments OF
my bachelorhOod.
strolled into the morning room by and
by, and stood for some minutes looking at
the envelopes containing the wedding
cards, lying in big heap on the center
table, and addressed in dear old Jem's
masculine hand, all ready to post on her
return from the ceremony.
I was at the chuch in good time-twen.
ty minutes past TO- Hooked at my watch
as got out of the hanson at the corner Of
the street, and strOlled slowly up to the
porch thinking I should have some time to
wait.
As turned in at the gate, noticing with
some surprise that the church doors were
not yet open, young man who looked
like a stable helper came forward and touch
ed his hat.
'Mr. Quinton, siI?" he inquired.
YES" replied, wondering what the
man could want with me.
"a note for you, sir"
A good deal surprised, / WAS ust going
TO slip it into my pocket, when ] saw the
writing was Jem's I opened it, and found
it was addressed from Cynthia 8
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-01
THE PICKPoCKEr's FATE.
He Played an Old Man at Consy Island
and Got Hair Dye Dodgers.

4ftW 4OI% D4fts
O1e of the excursionists landing at
Brighton Beech the other day seemed ex-
actly fitted 10 the term "green as grass"
He was an oldish man, with the scent Of
burdccks in his clothes, and as he moved
around he left a trail of hayseed be-
hind him. He had no sooner left the
train than he approached a young man
who was negligently leaning against post
at the entrance TO the depot and said:
"By gum! but this is nice. I've got
away for day, and Pm going right in
and have a slashing good time"
That's right, uncle" kindly replied
the young man; chats what we come
here fOr-to enjoy ourselves. 1t takes
money, though"
"You bet it does, but I've got the
rhino right in my clothes. Bin savin' up
for eight months. I'm Jest goin' right in
regardless of expense. Look .a-here"
He pulled a fat wallet from his hind
pocket and patted it affectionately, and
confdentially whispered:
"R-h-i-n.o, rhino! Come and have a
drink of sassaparilly and some ice cream"
The two were soon fast friends. Several
philanthropists sought to signal the old
man that he was in tow of picket, but
he was oblivious. The young man steer
ed" him from place to place, paying for
soda water, ginger ale and peanuts in the
most liberal manner, but somehow every
time be attempted to go down into that
hind pocket the hind pocket wasn't there.
After three hours hard and perseveriDg
work ne finally got his fingers on the wal
let and quickly transferred it. Then be
suddenly announced:
Say You wait right here minute.
There's party out there I want to speak
to-
Gan right" responded the hayseed,
looking up from mis- ice cream, bat don't
be gone long, Pm a-having the goshdurn-
ednest best time in my life, and 1 don't
want nuthin' to happen"
Something did happen, however. The
young man did not return. Several hours
later old hsyseed went up to Manhattan
Beach and found him sitting on bench
gazing pensively out TO see.
"iScuse me-" he said, "but if it's the
stomach ache, I've got a phisl OF pepper
mint essence here"
'Sir! Are you speaking to me?' de-
manded the yonug man as he bristled mp.
"Yes, sortsr to you. You are feelin'
sorrowful. You have my sympathy.
When you came to open that wallet and
found it stuffed full OF hair dye dodgers,
I'd a gin bushsl of 'taters to look at yer
phiz. Look herew
Aud he pulled a great wad of green
backs from his pocket and patted it fondly
and said:
"Thar's nuthin' mean about me. Pm
simply an old ruta-baga from the sgricul-
tural deestricks. Let's have glass Of pop
together"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-01

4,u Grocers PUT Peas In Their Black
Pepper.


f0.Ilct Lr
Paul saith and B1num are bosom
fas1ds T4ese tgo celebrities met on the
Grand piazza after breakfast and passing
the usual morning greetings Paul Smith
said well. friend Bsrnum, how do You
al thines here this year,
"I am delighted az usual replied the
chesrla. -toTman, "and I particularly sd
uirs vour enterprise in erecting so many
new cottages. and IN introducing running
water ana steam heating into your big
lots.
aGss to hear you like II" said Paul
.n-s...- .1u man OF your years and
.-e1ca give q new heart and courage.
r-tr ,.l t1enS You still more heartily If
ve1v a1kly tell me whenever YOU dis
..--.-r r- ahO1. nay hotel that Is not
..a7-r . lls highest mark. I am as
1- ..--.. ding -re very best Of every
l1.-g $500 .-a in your biz show.
.rr..--.rt" responded Blrnum, "a
TINA .---. r always tell rs our faults.
t1f.as reminds me that there IS one
th.rr .r.- 1acsd 0n yOuI table which i
th1r.r- or-.. 90 mention 90 you. You
s1os tls. most o- o1r food and drinks are
sfr'.e-,.s Ea-s have generally found
flesh and r--. Dol. Che ground black pep
ul- % yor- a1.e IS largely mixed with
peas
"You dar.t say 500 eEcaimed the old
ponce Wd7 4 buy sd my groceries
rom the wholesale dealer in
Sew Io-5. snd they stand high for goods
q. pure quality.
"Cal help it saii Blrnum; ''you IN
7esicat. Co. and I'll give Won 800 If You
don t1dal your s0Caled pepper Is at
less. o1e-1-l peas.
w, wute my gr0cer5 to-dsy and give
chem le Hlf peas, indeed. That re-
mrist1st ,hrrv-fhree years ago ran a
hos. .ou New York Co st. Johns, Canada.
4 csl b-o1gh, carg0es OF peas from 81.
1l1s and delivered them 10 the large
coffee isl srs In New Y ork. But these
Goc.rs shall not sViDdle me-
Pan, Smiths son Immediately wrote a
letter from bis fltheI's dictatiOc, blowing
his g-cce-s SKY high for selling him adul-
te-atsl uepper. He told them that L. 7.
b-1um declared DO was no least half peas,
and threatened them with instant with
irawai of his patronage if they did not I'M
ualately send him box OF pure ground
pepper without q single pes m 1t.
Three DAYS afterward Paul received an
answer i-om his grocsrs, IN which they
hunb'y asked his pardon. They confessed
that there were peas in their pepper, even
to the extent charged by ST. Bafnum, but
they cautioned BIN Co look out for that
merry old WACO % Snowman, and 70 care
folly spell Pepper assuring him that
the purest specimen ia market consisted OF
hall Pc
Paal Smith was astounded, but he took
lhe Joke iu good payt To reply to the
laughter and GERS of his guests, he said
II am sorry friend Barnum is a temper
arcs man, otherwise / would De glad ia
stand basket or two %. champagne"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-01

Suppose I told you that rome one bad
confessed to the forgery" asked, tremb-
ling lest he shOuld admit that such proof
of guilt would be incOntestable; but he
only shrugged his shoulders forbearingly.
IF it was any one but Leyens / should
ssy they had made an untrue confession
perhaps 10 cover the real criminal"
Even as the words were spoken veil
esmed to fall from before my eyes, and l
saw all things clearly.
When l discovered the loss Of the
cheque on that fatal night at Kentish
Town, and accused Horace Of the theft,
Clynthis had also concluded he was guilty,
and had resolved to save him by sacrificing
herself.
The very words she had spoken in my
Office the next morning came back to me
in support of this theory, HE told me
everything you had said to him-your
threats, your accusation, the consequences
to him if he were tried and found guilty,
and bow strongly appearances were against
him" | knew Cynthia well enough TO
he aware that with her feelings
narrowed up by such details as these,
with her naturally strong instinct
Of self denial worked upon by
Horace's supposed danger, she was capable
of throwing herself headlong into the
breach, of sacrificing her good name to
save him from open infsmy. But again
held in check the glorious rush of hope
that was threatening to take my heart by
storm; again I feared TO believe this be,
wilderingly joyful news, lest l shonld
presently be driven back to my former
state of hopelessness, only to find it thou
sand times worse than ever for my fleeing
glance az a brighter existence.
All this passed through my mind with
lightning speed, snd when l looked up l
found Benson watching me narrowly.
"Well,' be said, what do you think
of that theory"
"What theory"
That the person who made that false
confession TO you did it to cover the real
offender"
TO BE CONTINUED
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The PrizeL List.

These prizes are to be presented for the best
lots Of three original puzzles, as specified: l..
Puzzles Of any kind, fifteen dollars .. lllustra-
ted puzzles. a large Atlas of the World. 3.
Forms of any kind, five dollars. j. Anagrams
or transpositions two dollars s. Charades two
dollars o. Numericals two dollars :. Letter
euigmas. two dollars. $ Occupations, two
dollars O. Curailments two dollars. 10 Dia
mond., two do lars. II. Squares, two dollar
y Stars, one dollar. 49, Double or triple ac-
rostics. one dollar H. Halfsquares. one dollar
l5 Rhomboids, one dollar. In addition, ten fine
books will be awarded As special prizes. The
viii close December 81, but puzzle,
should be sent in as early a, possible.
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No. 1I1G -TransposItIons.

Il causes such distress might as well confess,
The frd is descended from the devil;
And the second, although changed and somewhat
deranged
Is in truth on Just as low level
But thanks to transposition, we may change this
condition
The third is a blessing for which we've all
striven;
And the fourth we may describe as the founder OF
n tribe
To whose sons peculiar trust was given.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-01

Oae of the most surprising features Of
the modern business world is the exten-
awe use of cottOnseed, formerly considered
worthless According to the New York
Tribune. lover 300 600 tons Of these seeds
are now pressed for their oil, from thirty
ak 10 forty pounds being obtained from
each ton. The consumption of cOttonseed
oil is increasing both in this country and
in Europe, and new uses for The oil is con-
stsut!Y being discovered.
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Sc. 14I5.-Inverted PyramId.

Acr0S-1. A person who, at public dinners,
announces the IOasts and directs or times the
cheering . Bot A spore case in the cryto-
grams g. CThtol) The union Of three persons
in one God head, so that all the three are one
God as to substance but three persons as to ind.
monkey found in South America. g. A letter.
D0iCH-l. A letter. D a month. 3. Inclined
4. Allot 5. Walks or moves lightly. g. "A null
ion (Obs) T. bot Grape stones $. To satiae
9. To examine TO- A prefix signifying on. To-
ward smong, etc. II. letter.
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An Active Sense.

Teacher-How do We tell if anything is
sweet or soul?
Pupil-By the sense Of taste.
Tescher-And bow do you distinguish
cOloTs?
Pupil-By the sense Of touch.
Tsacher-You can't feel colors, can
you?
Pupil-Yes, don't you sometimes feel
blue?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-01
What Nobility Means.

''My gracious, fraulem, you don't seem
to realize that l belong TO the oldest no
bility. Do you know what that means2
"Oh, yes, quite well. II means that 1t
is long time since any one of your family
has done anything worth doing.
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Any communications for this department must
be addressed TO E. r. CHADBoURN Lewistown, Ne.
No. 1909 "A Proverb Illustrated.
No. 141o.-NumericaI.

S, >, Q, 10, Il: see
What the fox.hunter halls with glee.
A brother is l, 9 and s.
Low or co.loqual,' VIII STATE.
Do not 5. 6, 3, 4. me.
fyou my meaning cannot see.
The tChOle IS where the man 50 wise
II you recall scratched out his eyes.
BITTER SWEET.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Epps'sCocoa.
BREAKFAST

by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and
nutrition. and by Z careful Application " the
fine properties Of well-selectcd Cocoa, Mr Epps
hss provided our breakfsst tables with delicate
lv Favored BEVERAGE which may save Us many
heavy COO Ors bills. II is By the 'ud cicus use
OF such articles OF diet that 90 lituiiOn may De
grafually built up until strong enough % resist
every tendency 70 disease. Hundreds OF subtle
maladies are floating around us ready TO attack
wherever there is a weak point. We may escape
many fata shaft by keeping ourselves well
fortified with pure blood and a properly noun
ishec frame "-Cill Scrfice GG-sts.
Made simply with boiling water OF milk. soli
only In tslf pound tins hy Gr0cers, labe ed thus
IlWlc TgJc m HOMEOPATHIC CHEMISTS.
sihll Iis 4 w. London, England.
aulsdsTu. Tbsgc
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Miss Autumn Jennie has been kind
1o1gh 70 invite me to Join the picnic par
Miss Caustiqus-I didn't know she
wanted a chapsrone.
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MRS. CLARA A. FkkDEkltk,
Broad Brook, Conn.
Cultcura Remedies

Cnre every species OF agoniEng hum!liGdng.
itching burning, scaly, and pimply diseases OF
the skin, scalp, and blood with loss Of hair, and
all humors, blOtches eruptiOns, sores scales aud
cruss, whether simple, scr0fulOus or contagious,
when physicians and all known remedies fail
Sold everywhere. Price, CUuCURA, Soc;
SOAP, 25c.; REsOLyENT ST. Prepared by the POT
TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
RS-send for "HOw TO Cure skin Diseases" o.
pages, so illustrations and 100 testimonials
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Phiianthropis1

Tonmy-Paw, what IS q plilsnthIo-
rs-
1r. Figg-A phii5nlhropist, my son, is
q man who would rather supply dozen
men with a collar apiece than give one
nan a SHIFT.
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American House, Hogansburgh, n. Y.
An VubcarabIe skin Disease Cured.

have been afflicted since last March with
skin disease the do tors called kczsma. Ny
face was covered with scahs and Sores and the
itching and burning were almost unbearable
Seeing your CUTICURA REMEDIES 50 highly rec
commended. concluded to give them a trial, using
the CUuCURA and CUuCURA SOAP externally,
REsOLyEST internally for four months. cal my
selt cured, in gratitude for which make this
public statement.
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NotveryLoug.

Jack bathing a mile from shorel-How
olg do yen think it would take me 20
swim % The wharf. Tome
Tom g5imly Probably the rest Of your
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No, 1513-OhRrade.
Peers yOn bright orb DER Eastern hills,
Dark shadows glide away,
And singing bird' with merry trills
Loud hail the dawn OF d5y.
O tits sweet in early morn
To watch the dawn appear,
When golden light the hills ad0rn,
And hushed first every fear
Then lows so soft, the last OF life,
And no rude blasts alarm,
But CAIN the current, free from strife,
Nor tossed 10y wind nor storm.
But who can say what may frs. last
However bright the dawn
For c en- the light OF day is past,
The sunshine may first gone.
O, thus II is, we cannot build,
For LASTING joy below;
Not till our missions here are filed,
And home our spirits so.
CAL ASDO.
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Meaital.
BEST IN THE WORLD.
Further Great Cures of Skin Diseases by
the Cutieura Remedies.
Boy one year and n half old. Face and
body in terrible condition, being
covered with sores. sulphur springs
fall Cnrch Ivy luflcnrn Rom cd e.

body in a terrible condition. being
covered with sores. sulphur springs
fail. Cured by Cuticura Remedies.
have used your CUTIcURA REMEDIES in two
cases where II proved 20 be successful The first
was in the case OF boy year and hall old.
His face and body were In terrible condition,
the former being completely covered with sores.
took him TO the Massena Sulphur Springs, but
he did not improve any. ! was then advised TO
try the CUrICURA REMEDIES, which / did He
took one and one half bottles OF CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT, when his skin was as smooth as could
be, and is to-day. used the CUTICURA on his
sores and the CUTlCURA SOAP in washing him.
He Is now five years OF age, and all right The
other case was disease Of the scalp, which was
cured by washing with the CuTICuRA soar and
rubbing in the CUTICURA, one bottle OF CUTICURA
REsoLyEST being used, They have proved sue
cessful In every case where have advised the
use Of them. II is surprising how rapidly child
will improve under their treatment | recon-
mend them for any disease OF the skin as being
the best in the world This Is my experience,
and am ready to stand by my statement.
TnHN RERO
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-09-01


No. 1411.-AnagrRm.
Injured TO torrid zone,
Why "Dredd Rome s. glow.
Injured to frigid zone,
Why dread the beautiful snow
The Letters italicized resolved,
The problem al once is solved
Boy ALEXIS.
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No. I414.-DecapItatIon

No. 4l4.-Decapitation.
A day Of dNs, when Nature calls
And b6CkOus 10 the woods.
A day to lohOls. and let the soul
Be lured by Natures moods.
But this whole fiCO, before my view,
OF writing 10 be done,
But says 70 me, am not free
To yield me 10 a on.
BITTER SWEET.
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no. 1412.-Zlgzsg.

Aer0ss II. 4 freebooter in the Shetland Isles.
2 a kind of Afghan rife. 3. Masculine. 4.
Gives forth metallic sound one who moves
slowly. g. Foul. T. The science Of human duty.
s. Permits Q. Pertaining 10 the feet 10. Act
of endearment.
Zig-Ggs.-Tartarlan horses. RAISBow.
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Answers.
Origin of ArIthm stical Signs.
.1lO1-Flying fish

Answers in two weeks.