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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
Marriage Bells.
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l The marriage of our 0ld.time friend
 ur. Thomas Simmons i4ughter, Sa-
 phrcnis, to Mr. James E. Baden, on .ke evening of the 3olh instant, was attend cd by large number of ladies and gentlemen. despite he bad condition of the roads Vehicles of all kinds
 were in demand, ss every lady seemed
 to want to attend the marriage of the gEsnd-daughter of that old pioneer, patriot and legislator. Hon. Johr Sim.
 mons. who WAS one of the first to break tue trail ever that leng and dangerous reuts from the Missouri river to the Pacific coast, which Is marked $. every stsp by the graves ef that noble baae of D, 'oneers, that without whom .he stars an, stripes would have been unknown. and America . wilder ness.
 Thei marriage was soiennixed by Judge E. W. French, a few minutes pas. SC ven o'clock. The bride was attired in cream colorsd, nuns' yelling, trimmed with orange silk; hair, la French roll, with white rases and orange blossoms. The groom, well, he looked so handsome snd happy that the ladies all wanted te kiss him, but dared not. After the ceremony, all went to lock at the presents, after which lhe guests parteek ci the iiaest wedding supper 1t has ever been my piesssJe to sit down to for many day. Fsasting and toastisg being over, all adjourned ls the school heusc, where dancing was continued until the signal at whipple Barracks warned the merry rsvelers that another day had appear ed, when all returned to their homes The following is a partial list of the presents:
 Mrs. A. M. Bsrrsll, two bread plat ters. Mrs. Lucy Jones. fruit stand.
 Mrs J. H. GarbiIino, glass table set.
 Mir, Gee. ". Augustine, set vases.
 Mrs. Willis. pickle dish.
 Mr. John Bianconi, work box.
 Mrs. Il. 0. NcGrew, half dozen pie plates.
 Mrs. John F. Merrsll, large pickle dish.
 Mrs. l.. Dugss, two silk hsndksr- chiefs.
 Miss Elizabeth Dugas, two beautiful haadkerchisfs.
 MT. Burt horrell, SC, silver knives and fsrks.
 MT. Al. Zimmerman. biIl of sale 10 tws-yssr-oid heifsr.
 Miss Florence Zimmsrmsn, pair gold ear dreps.
 Nrs. James Brown, set table spoons.
 hr. James E. Baden to Mrs. Baden, set fine table linen.
 Mrs. R. F. Sloan, SC. silver tea spoons.
 Miss E. Dugas, large sponge cake.
 W A. Desriag, set large vases.
 Miss Ella Merrell. half dozen linen napkins. F. z.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
Holiday Goods.

Our Regular Everyday Prices for Holiday Goods are lower than tts .Specisl' prices of any horse ia town We have s complete stock ef Dolls psils' Cradles and Persmbulators, Boys Slsds sud Wagons, China and TiR Toy Sets, Games and Picture Books for Children. and Manicure Sets, Comb and Brush Sets, snSmsny other novel. ties for Ladies, and an elegant lise oi Silk Hsnksrchiefs, Ties, Scarts, etc., for Gentlemen.
 Remember, 10 Fancy Prices. Every thing marx ed away down.
 D. J. SULLIVAN & Go.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
SPECIAL FEATURES.

By terms cf contract she ccmpary must deposit The sua of ai prizes inclnded n the scheme eefbrp seliins single tickss and receive the following of hcial permit.
 oERzT1cxrT-Th>,oy ce-ftp sAas tas IosSio~ Bank os Msftro s,sS Spufk Artesfcu has spscsds depofg she ,seesssdgy sds 10 poruatee fhe payussy qf ci fsf-cs ras bs tae Ioterid c "a Rgsss fosrta kn.lsiea, F. .oDRlG LIES RIgERa. lntesrez.c~.
 Further. the Company ls required to distribute hy-sis per cent. of the value of ai tho tickets in prfzes-s iaryer proporAn than ts given by any sfher Lottery.
 All drawings under the personal snrcryisson and Gl2naren1enf ol DH. 1l4MoS RoDRt9uGx RIVERA. fntsrvsuor appointed by tue Government
 List of rT.aes vil be sent Immediately sirer the drswtns to all correspondspts, or on application.
 Prizes may be depos,tsd for collection with any Rank ExpressC Corsrany, or sent thzoegA shern or hy men (ragis;ered to tllis oiicel. VIur nsn particulars sd1svss T.. Bnssetti, Apsz> Sado T9e, City ef Mexico, aIexico.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
FRsA TaUxspAY's DAILY.

- eNN~~~-~ A1A[ts
 ". J. Auiysnsn is in tewa.
 A caEe ss smsI pex is reported z BeRsex.
 District Attorney Ross i, visiting Fisgstafr.
 J. Nj. v. Mecre and wife have re- turned lrssa Phexix.
 EE Puntney, of williamsca Valley, ii spending his holidays in Prescott.
 .. ". Culver has men employed re- pairing the Miller lane read.
 wn. Wilkssson was able to walk up tswn yesterday, for his Ohristmas din- rer.
 L. D. Gale, of Prescott Junction, spent Christmas ia Prescott with his friends, returning hcne to-day.
 0. M. Clark, the well known mining man. formerly sf Prescott, has located temporarily ia Kansas City.
 Prescott Junction celebrated Christ mas in true patriotic style. 4 Christ mas tree and dance was given on Tues day syeaing.
 -- Judge Howard and I. W. Otis, oi ibe territorial 6sh commission. hsvc applied for fish te stsck ths Walnut Greye dsH with.
 The county jail only contains two prisoners. They are the Indian &C., oased ss BsnrSsring Peter verdier, and Jsha DOherty, charged with burglary.
 The information, published exolu- sisely in Tuesdsy's JouaSAL-MEER, of ths proposed improvement end en- largenent of Whippls Barracks, was received w;sk great sstisfsction by Prescott people.
 - The Atcbisen, Topeka & Santa Fe com pany is filing s mortgage of $l5o.- 900 ,0oe cn the road in all the counties in sll-the states and territories through which the Saata Fe system extsnds.- Albuquerque Citizen.
 The announcement of W. T. Rich- ardssn as candidate fer mayor sP- pears ia this issue. Mr. Richardson has lived in Prescott for several years, is one of the large property owners of . the town, and ais quslifcs;isrs to fll the efice are too we'll knewr to every otsr to need any introduction.
 Probate Judge Preach, this morniu g appointed Gorhsm A. Brsy ss special administrator of thc estate oI T. c. Bray. dso sssed, to lock after the prop erty pending the appointment of s general administrator. The applies ton of Mr. Bray for appointment as general administrator of the estate will se heard in the probate court, January 9th prox. Morris Geldwater, B. H. Burmister and Geo. s. Porter have been appointed appraisers of the estate. Jokn Doherty, who is in the county jail awaiting the action of the grand jury, on 6 charge of burglary. became sbssrepereus this morning when asked to dc some werk, and drew an ax en Jsilor Hickey. The latter pulled his six-skooter and commanded him to drop the ax, which was speedily done by ike prisoner, and he was marched into the jail and placed in the snake den.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
To pe.lnauenss., ],

The year 1889 is drawing to . close. There are few of our friends to whom we have sent bills during the year whs have not yet rsmitted tss amour. due us. We have no particular use for the
 money except to pay parties whom we owe. As we would like to square uP ss nearly as possible st the end sf the year, it is hoped that all who know themselves indebted on subscription, and whe can conveniently dc %, will send as remittance before the new xaav
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
Fivs Esttls Chickens.

 Said tue first iittie chicken.
 With s aQuesr little saalrm: HOh, 1 wish ] could find
 A fat little ~orll" Said ihe next li!tia chicken.
 Wiih an odd little shrug: ss0A, l sish. I could fad
 A fat little busw Said 4hs.third little chicken. " itl1 sharp little squesl: , s.oh. swish leoald find ; Seine nice yellow meali' Said ths fearth little chicken, = With . srasI sigh ef grief: s'Oh,- l w'isb I could snd
 A greeRrli.tIs ieai!" Said the hstk little chicken, With z. isias, little moan: .'0h, l. wish I could find
 4 wee gravel stena!" sNsE, see here," said tks mother,
 Frera the. green garden patch, "If yeu w&nt sny breakfast.
 Yes just some and scratch." r..:.--.AllGnta Coastitaticn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
Married.

TaESTz-PATTERsoN-By Judge H W. Flsury, December 3oth, at the resi- dsnee of the brides parents, Granite Wash, west of Prescott, Ar. August Trentz to Miss Gesrgie 4. Patterson. EApEss-SIAmoNs--By Judge k. ". French. December go, q, the resi- dsnce of ths brides parents, MT. J.E. Eadcns to Miss Sophrenia Sim mons.
 JOHNSON tho residence of Mir. W. H. Hatcher, Prescott, De- cember 30th, 1889, by Rev. E. D. Wyckeff, MT. William H. Johaso s, of AisxandrA, 4. T.. and Miss Bsl Ia B. Spence, si Palace S.aticn, \. T.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01

Wednesdays Edition.
c. B rcstsr is quite sick day Huge Richards is doing Europe.

c. E Foster is quite sick to- day l Huge Richards is doing Europe.
 Train failed te arrive last night, al
 tulletined.
 1 Harsi. Baldwin will leave shortly fol
 California.
 1 Superintendent Jones is expected in
 os to-dsy's train.
 Eastern Star officers will be installed
 tomorrow night.
 Trains are reported running all right
 again oa ihs Atlsntic and Paeifc. E. N Sanford leaves by frst train
 fer KiEgmas, to defend Ambrose,
 charged with the murder of .. ". DaYis.
 Al Hubert and son are engaged la
 moving their Huntington aill tc Skull
 valley. to be rsed in crushing ere from
 Russell < Cooper's claims, of which
 they have 2 number of very rish eaes. BIZ. sleaa's advertisement. of tlss Plaza
 Stables appears ia this issue. He is
 prepared to furnish all kinds of single and double rigs and saddle horses.
 Horses bearded by tls day, week or month. Give him call. The JoUEsAL-MISER is indebted to Miss Florence Zimmerman for its very interesting account of the wedding of Mr. Baden and Miss Simmons. Hepe to hear again from eur fair young cor respondent.
 On the arrival ef the train at Prescott Junction last evening, Engineer Elliott, Fireman loses and Brakeman Adams were all sick with the influenza. and were unable to make the return trip last night. Ths train was bulletined to arrive at 5 o'clock this afternoon. aad 10 leave immediately.
 Last nights ball was very pleasant affair, and the attendance was quite large. The hall was beautifully and artistieaily decorated, surpassing all former efforts of the kind. The swar- riors bold" were however greatly aisap- pointed en account of the nen-arrival l of thsir uniforms.
 Doaas Merrill has resigned hi. posi- ten as telegraph operator, and k. II Hethsringtsn has taken tho position. l The former has hsld the position for ! several years, And is very popular. In | sddi ian to performing the duties of | .siegrsphic operator, hs has for four | years been Seysting his spars time to l tks study of medicine, and will leave | within week for California to omplste l his studies.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
Tourists,

Whether on pleasure. or bent on husi- ness, should take en every trip bottle ot Syrup of Figs, as 1t aots most pleas sntly and effactually on the kidneys liver and bowels, preventing levers, headaches aEd other ferns ei sickness, fer sale in soc aad sl bottles hy all leading druggists.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
suck,en's Arnica saIve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and ali Skin Eruption, and pos lively cures Piles or no pay required. Ii is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. w. Ross, at the Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
Rame for . Mare.

A chestnut serrel marc, well broken
 to harness and saddls, weight about ], ,0O0 pounds, will be rallied at the
 Fashion sslesn. Sixty chances at $2 per chance. Mare eau be seen by sp- plying at the Fashion aalsen. td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
Blacksmith and Wood
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1 have on hand a Large Lot of wood material, and have in my employ as good mechanics as there are in Ar;zzeRa Territory, and parties coming here for 1 Goods or to have blacKsmithing or wood worK will have their worK done promptly and at req sonable rates.
 l wouid take this opportunity to thank nay many friends who patronized me the past season, and would asK them to givs me a share ot their patronage the present. anything you need for yourself or family or ranch I have in stock. All my goods such as Canned Goods. Flour and Barley, as can be purchased in carload lots, are bought by me in this manner. I pay no rent or city taxes, hire very lit tie help; therefore there is no house in Arizona that l allow to undersell me, and those who first patronized me find 1t ts their interest to call on me.
 Have on hand StudebaKer Lumber Wagons. Some of them have been remodeied and are in good shape for freighting. These wagons will be sold away down. Besides these we have BucK- boards. Any party needing wagon willneyer leave here with out one anless they leave here when l an not watching them. l am here to sell you goods and treat you squarely.
 Goods ordered shipped on cars receive our special attention.
 lam not so situated as to do a credit business, as I have a large amount of capital tied up Ill property here and elsewhere therefore l am compelled to doa cash business in order to turn my money often.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
Advice 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children teething. IL sootbes the child, aottcas the gums, sllays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Di. srrh@a. Twentv-fve cents bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
What calS in tha head7

What isa csld ia ths head? Msdi- cal authorities ssy it is due te uneven clothing O. tue body, rapid cooling when in a precipitation, etc. The in pertsnt point is, that & cold in the head is aa inflammation Of the lining nena- bsane of the nose, which, when un' checked, is certain to produce a ca. tsrrhal ccnaition--for cstarrh is essen. tally 6 "cold" whick nature is no len ger able to "re.olve" or throw off. Ely's Cream Balm has proved its suPs- riority, and sufferers should resort to il before that common ailnent becomes seated and ends in obstinate cs.arrh.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
WhatScOlt'S Olt'SEmuISionHaSDOne
Over 2o Pounds Cain In 10 Weeks Experiences Cf 9 prs,fY1isfer,t Clfixan
IN cAt-4tossLs SocixrY von 1g1
 SurfRSSstnS or YIcE. &aN ErtEfsrar,a Js.lv, r.t. .cae

ree.e~s s''S'asLf tS2 ldNl
 SurfRSsstnS or TIcE.
 BAN fE.Scisco. July Tth. isSe.
 I took a severe cold upon my chest and lungs and did not give it proper atten. tion; 1t developed into bron. chitiS, and in the fall of the same year ] was threat ened with consumption. Physicians ordered me to a more congenial climate. and came to San Francis. co. Soon after my arrival Ieommenced taking Seott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites reg ulariy three times a day. In ten weeks my avoirdu. po1S went from l65 to lSO pounds and over: the cough meantime ceased.
 C. R. BENNETT. soIo BY ALL DHvcciara.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
- --777''------------- Eastern Star Lodge.

Regular meeting of Eastern Star lodge will be held Thursday evening, January I'd. Installation of officers for ensuing term. Full attendance of members requested.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
Mining intelligence

Parties arc examining ths Aligat mine in Crook Canyon with view Q purchasing. It is one of the best golC properties h Ysvaps, county. Ten bars of gold bullion from tn. Crowned King nine were shipped out by,exprsss yesterday.
 Street rumor has it that Phelps, Dedge { Qe. have ordered mill, to ar rive soon, to work the ore from the Sen ator mine.
 W. A. Linn has deeded the Lion mine, Tiger district, to 5. T. Riggs, for ss0o.
 4 deed has been filed for record from Dan o'Boyle and 9. $ Morse to Wm. Smith, IT,, for six mines in Quartz Mountain district.
 One-hali interest in .the Shannon miae, Humbug district, has been sold te Peter Arnold, for $500.
 yum IVatt Aar lSsulISd " EcSltts aud will take charge as forsn an of the Senator mine.
 The marble quarry near Mayer, swned by Geo B. McCann aud Is- ssph Mayer, has attracted considerable attention. and the prospects are good now for getting machinery to cut and polish the marble. It is varieg2.ed in color and Is susceptible ef q very high polish and would without doubt prove Iemunsratiye to any company work ing 1t.
 Seven mills are engaged in crushing ere now in this county and two smelt- CTS aie also in full blast. with pros psct for the number being increased in the spring.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
Born.

DuSKLE-In Prescott, December 27th, to the wife of T. J. D1nkls, son. fAYsK-kt the residence oi P. IA. Williams. near Prescott, January lst, 1890, to tho wife of Frank O. Payne, sen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
GEO. R. SMITH, Atty at Law and Ex-Pros. Atty,
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sov cova,.. u,,,, se.s asa.ao a'

Ny boy, aget nine years h as t.en trou hled al hss lie wltE very bad hu nor which ap- pesred aii over hts body in small red hiotch . es, wltn dry white scab over thefrr Las, year he vas w9r<e than eyer. being c0yert,l wit6 scaos from the top of his head to h.s Iset. anu epnunualiy krow1nE worse a. tnough ne had been treated by two rsys clans. As a last resort. deter aimed to try me CurierRA REMReIKs. and am happy 10 ssy they did alt that I could wish USln.- Idly disappeared. leaving tue skin fair am smooth. and periormins thorough cure. ibs tuItcLRA hEAKpTEs are all yOu osai aa goid. GEO. F. LEAyITT
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01

only fsis Enauths sse thss. rompIus, rosy esessed tssiss vSra pcay, delicate, pais. Srkly fss ty lte sid Of Dr. Flero1's world-fnaasd tayorite Prescription. theS hsve blossousa yutns vumea
 favo<.ts Prescription ls sn in nvsSosstin~. reesofntlfe ionic and ss C regulator and pro- nictsr or fineticnAi action st saat exikcsi Isrod of change from TfrihocA to woman eeoa, n Sd perfectly safe remedial sssnt, and Sss procuci only good rexuits It is care nily eompsiundst, by an sxpsriencsd and s&tlifui physician. and adapted to wornan's 's ssl,cafs orsiinika-cp. if is purely vsxstshls 10 ifs ecmPtation aed perfectly hzrmlsss in any eondita,n of tue syxsm- It imparts sfrerSth fo the whoie system. Fer over worked, wesn-cat ]" :" run-dowp," dsbil.sAses tseehsrs, rntIlsners. dreexr1aksrs ssarrstrus,es.
 sEcp-Eiris,. honseksepsfs. nurstng n,others and feebsa woFnsn generally, Dr. Pisrosis tevossAe frsscffDEon is the sresfast earthly soeas hsfag unecnsled as ca appessxtnx cor c1At e2& rSsornftYe tonic. It is ths only sssa<1Hs Ter wosrcr, sold by eruggize2 s,res~ sf9esss fssrs8.Ss from tao nufacsGrsrs. AAs 10 VII give satisfaction in every essa ~ psosy vit De refuncsi 7his sss hSessn hitlfnily carried cut for many yssrs.
 cesynshL ssss. sy woslps px nsp. ass.y.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
WhoIss, A, Halves, g, Quarters. si
LIST or rnrzEs i.
Approximation A Frises.

iso Prizes of seo spproxmstn to ssifoa prire Ssco isA PtEes of 60, apprcxlmss'n 70 5000 PriEs. ssco iso Prizes Of % aptroximstr 10 toooo Prize. e.o0
  aEs ei-s.:au All Prizes sold ia tne Unitrd states fuu paid fn United states Currency
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
FROM OTHER COUNTIES.

The Star announces that capital Is
 ready to put the Tucson smelter on its
 feet if arrangements can be made for the purchase ei the material on hand. IL will be in blast seen after January
 lst, on the return of c. T. Geoding from the Silver Bell district. Mir. Good ing will have the metsllurgicsl manage ment of 1t. For tho first fss months the furnace will treat copper ore only.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
Cutlcura Sesolsent

The new Blood Purin0r and purest and best os Eumor Remedies. internally am, CuncuRA, the Great Skin Cure, and cr5rl cukA SoAfs an exquisite Skin beautiEer ex tsrnaity, speedily permansntly, and eeo- noEsiealiy cure in early iifs ilShfng. purnine. bleeding. soaiy. crnstsd, pionply, scaly, scrol. ulous, anu hereditary huAors with loss of hair, thus avoiding years of torture apd dis. ngurstion. Parents, remember this essras in childhood are permanent.
 Sold everywhere. Price, CurTcuRA. soc. fcrrSs pRUG AND CHEMICAL Co. isoston. Mass.
 ss-Send for 'How to Cure skin Diseases l, a pages. 20 illustrations end loo testimonials QApv'C skin and scalp pFeserved and beau ctOi D tined hy CUTIcuRA soar. Abso lately
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01

Cheap John Houses are trying to ini-
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
Baby one Solid Rash

tgfy, patnfes. hiotshes. mAGtesoe~ Nh rest hy day. no peace hy night Dee ser- aud atl remedies fsEled. Fried
 nt.snra. s1aef nAsrveticus. saved
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
Cured by CuticuYa.

Our oldest child. now SIX yaarS of aga. when sn Infant six months old was attac \ es, by ytrulent. malignant skin dtsesae All ordinary reaedie failing. vs cailsa our family physician, who attempted to cure it. bat it spread with almost fnors6ihle rspsaffy until the lower portion sf tke little feliulyis person, rom tna middle of hIs back dawfa to his nces, was one solid rash, ugly, painful, night, no peace by day. Finally, we were ir- d0ced to Try the CrrrcuRA RExEDTEx The focr weeks complete care was wronshf leaving the little fellows person as white and healthy ss though ee sad never been af- iAcEsd. h my opinion, your valuRbse rerae- dies saved his life, and ts day he is B gtron r heaithy child. perfectly well. no repetition Of The disease having ever occurred.
 GEO. R. SMITH
 Atty st Law and Ex-Prus. Atty.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-01
E. 1T. WITHERELL.

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A Now spelllne Game.

In this game each player must
deavor to spell his or her best, an
prize must be given to the best spel
and wooden spoon or other DO
prize to the worst. The words to
spelt should be written out clearl!;
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table, round which the players
seated. The person to start the g
draws out one of the papers at rand
pronounces the word distinctly
reads out the definition. The pl'
seated next to him spells the word.
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paper, draws another and pronoul
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neighbor, but if she misses the "
the one pronouncing it spells 1t q
and places it by itself. This contll
round the table, the papers D
drawn in turn till the game comes
to the starter. No one is allowed =
twice to spell word. Each pl)
keeps his own pile of correctly j
words, and as many rounds may
played as agreed on ct the begln,nl7
the game. The prize goes to the
who has spelt the best. To people
get interested4in this game it atfof1
great amount of amusement, often !
who feel quite confident about the q
ing of a word being those who max
most amusing mistakes.