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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

HARRINGTON, Dol, Aug. THE
town Of Snowhill, Md, IL on fire, with
every Indication that II will be totally
destroyed. The fire. department from
Salisbury, Nd, has been called on.
The origin Of the fire n unknown.
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WAsluECrOS, Aug. THE offers
Of silver today aggregated $685.
ounces, and OF this amount 2l0OO
ounces were purchased ut sO.72G aud
the same price rendered for the re-
mnindor.
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Judge Llvelon, upon application Of
Post, Martin n Co., New York.
An ILLINOIS CENTRAL DIVIDEND.
NEW YORiS, Aug. Tho Illinois
Central has declared dividend Of . Z
rer cent iu oash ON the capital stool
payable September !, 1898, 10 the stock
vi record August Ssh.
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MILLINERY.

400 now and stylish sailor hats at a
great bargain.
All our trimmed hats nj half price.
All Millinery goods must DO closed out
at once. No reserve. buy them ut your
own figures.
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Special cut on all our velvet and slis
bolori Jackets.
so handsome cloth capes At half cost OF
manufacture.
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AMoNo TIM RAILROADS.
nuSiueaz BEFORE the DIRECTORY MeetiHg
at Boston.

""Aihehh helofo tho DIRECTORY mecting
At Boston.
OMAHA, Neb., Aug. THE eyes OF
every Union Pacific employee, from
general manager down, Will be directed
10 Boston tomorrow, looking for the
action Of this board OF directors called In
extraordinary session. Among other
things the directors will consider the
renewal Of s5,l0G,000 sinking fund
bonds, which mature next month.
The report that Oliver w. Mink will
make to the board will also receive at
tention.
An impression that the recon-.
mendation that Mink will probably
make Will take the form OF u
graduated reduction Ia wages actively
Prevails about headquarters.
WORKING DAYS REDUCED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. THE
Southern Pacific railway today Issued
IN order reducing the working days Of
sll chop employees from six 10 four.
iho entire shop force, numbering over
'JJO, Will hereafter be laid of Fridays
and Saturdays. IL IL said the eutwlll
ave the Southern Pacific 100000 q
month.
THE NEW YoRil CENTRAL,
NEW YoHl, Aug. I-Chauncey
Dsptw Ia authority Tor the statement
that the New York Central will begin
4 policy Of Tetrenchment Monday.
four trains each way between New
York and Chicago will be- abandoned.
A RECEIVER APPOINTED.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. L-Attlila
Cox OF Louisville was to-day appointed
leoelyer Tor the Loulsvlle, 81. Louie
Texas railway by United States
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SEE OUR BOYS WAISTS.

All our Coo boys waists reduced 10 Sc.
AN our 500 boys waists reduced 10 600.
Allour sL2j boys waists reduced 20 yzc.
Al our sL5O boys waists reduced TO
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our entire stock OF mems and boys
must 80 ~ any price.
100 boys suits cut from 500 TO S2.s5.
is mons suits, sold everywhere Tor
$1,000, 40 at 500 a suit. llow'- that
90 outing flannel suits, very stylish
stripes, cut from $3.50 10 81. 30 suit
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aoLp IN rnn TnnAsUnY.
Tho Reserve Daily IncreSsing'-Cua'
toms Receipts Decreasing.

WAsHfNuTON, Aug. THE gold In
tho treasury Ia daily increasing. IL
stands today SiO2, 20l 1885, or S2,29l,
gg5 above tbs reserve. The net bal
anoe in the treasury, however, from
the trehsurer's statement Issued today
shows a decrease, attributable largely
10 the falling off In customs receipts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

Prices ON NECKwEAR cut In two
zoo and 500 goods cut to Doc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

90 new PARAsoLs at half cost O,
manufacture. W
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TO TRADE.

RIO TRApE-A 90 ACRE FAUNi. CLOSE To
i ciiys HrNCu room frame house, creamery,
,la9'g., h1rsts' cove, ~, under CULTIVATION,
city property. ". j. Hogan, ti0 ros,onlco
'I'O TUApE-A FfHsT.CLAss FARNi Oh
Il 10 acres. only ga miles from city, uIcu
residence lawns, gardens, fruits. stables, 40
ilfn implements, everything pertaining in "a
nrai rlass farm. Al under cultivation, prin.
cirliiy 1rst CiAHa meadow land one Of tho
finest hrmH boo itah. Value fuUO. all clear
itals ior eiy property Or part property, aud
onioc b'uck.
fI'u TRADE uKsr.CiAss RESIDENCE
= and business property Tor sheep ur good
i'rms. W. j, Hogan. llo rostoncc block
rI'o THADE- OGDEN PROPERTY WORTH
4 ulQ clear end li.i00 to $1,000 cash for
noct.
RIO TRADE - TES AuRE FARM AND
Il dmry, two miles south ~ city. 500
monthly receipts from mills roHtc. . hofacs
ana delivery wagons, complete milk outnt. v
cows snd calves, good stock OF poultry 2
acres nut aud vegetables, balance In hay.
nice Broom brick housc, lawns. fruit aud
shade trCca lease OF tN per month. Value
l.D ifaie ipi clu.V 90 residence, W. j.
Hogan, tll foetunru block.
saaa
GENERAL WELL IMPROVED FARMS.
> value, 5000 to go 90. close to city. trade
ior lnsldo CITY property W. j. hogan. 80
EoOD FAid ~ IDAHO ron CITY
NJ property. W. J. hogan, Nu roHtonlco
hlock
40 ACRES NEAR PUOvo FOR CITY
~ lpta or rCHldcncu equity. W, j. Began,
ivioatoncc blo5k.
II YOU HAVE ANYTHING To TRADE
n Cali on me. W. j. Began. 60 fsstOnlcO
hlock.
VALUABLE HELtNgutsHAlENTG MILES
" from lcmplo Tor equity or lots. ". ,.
logan. h0 ~ %. blocE
ogden LOTS Oh KNOB NIL. CLEAR.
~ value 500, Tor Improved salt Lake psop,
cry. W.j. Hogan, GO T.. %. Block.
on TuilNtsitEp ROOMS. ALL RENTED.
~ 500 each, balance real estate ". j.
hogan, 60 fostuflCo Block.
OEn HEAD nigh GRADE RANGE
%-DO horse and 20 mules ~ exchange Tor
house nd lot close iu, or acreage inside dyn
miles out spencer. oAiuara block, rs
CHOiCE ADDITION LOTS WILL M
~ traded TOT hotsCa and buggy, furniture or
merchandise. :. y. Spencer % West second
south.
II ACRES OF IMPROVED Farm LAND.
Il y four mlICH southeast OF cltv for good
modern house iu city. D. itUhrmAn a Co,
rooms l' and 10 Commercial Block
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INDIA Ann sILvEn.

Tho People Unable 20 Fiud
Market
LONDON, Aug. lin the house Of
LORDS today, tho Earl OF NorlhbIooke,
for some time governor general OF In
dio, called attention to the existing
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WANTED.

CiTUATlOS WANTED ny Az ENCEP.
- tOualIy competent anu reliable General
House servant Good Cook and lAunbtuss.
Can be seen no Room Kenneth Culmor Block
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INLEGANr TtNE ROOM COTTAGES ~
II EnHt Waterloo near the drive and DO
b0iycrs residence, so per month. Price " .Gi1
Lois bUEllU
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GROESBECK & ROSE


HAYE RANCHES ~ UTAH AND
L i Nevada, improved or unlmpfuyei for
rn q. Real estate % trade Tor cattle, real o..
tate Co. trade for horHOa, improved or uuim'
proved city property Tor sale at bottom prices
small garden tracts Tor sale brick yard with
ttnncld machine and the finest clay and sand
~ the country for sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08
HOUSES FOR RENT.

4 ROOM FRAME CurrAGE.NEAR MCCuH.
= nigks on Centre street. 9nek cellar, lnc
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MONEY BROKERS.

4. q. AND Z PER CENT ON INSIDE IN.
John j. snyder il0om 90 DpolY Block.
NToNEY TO LOAN OK YARNS AND CITY
WI properly, and collateral, Good notes
Waterman Bros Room o, Central Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

U'u TRADE ItitHT.ClAss HEstDEhCf
L hui iusincsH property Tor sheep or good
iHrms. W. j. Hogan. 40 r1stomcc block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

4 SAC clear end 80 to 5000 cash Tor
f,siloncc hero. ". y. Began, ii0 rost0nIco
nlock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

ON IMPROVED PROPERTY. IN ANY
~ quantity. Crosby kiCrosty, IS Main 81
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A H. TiiE ABOVE WE WILL TAXI
IA pleasure In showing yoli and Il will BIO
20 your advantage 20 come aud sec a. before
calling elsewhere,
GROEsHECK a ROSE.
No. O1 W. Second South street Ioom o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

WANTED. 100 coon, RELIABLE GIRLS.
w We Will furnish you with good paying
homes free. Homumbor girls ther0 is'uo ca,
pcnsU, and our Uilrca arc lu chafg0 Of lAtles.
Tho largest huu best appointed offices iu tho
West Ladies' Exchange lsi. l., flrst south
Street
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II ACRES OF IMPROVED Farm LAND.
Il II four miles southeast Of citv for good
modern house iu city D. itohrmAn y Co 4,
rooms ls and 10 Commercial Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

THOiCE ADDITION LOTS WILL 10.
~ traded Tor horsca and buggy. furniture or
merchandise. =. D. spencer, - West sooond
south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

OEn HEAD nigh GRADE RANGE
--OO horse and 20 mules ~ exchange Tor
house nj lot close iu, Or acreage inside dyo
West second south.
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on TuiNtsitEp ROOMS. ALL RENTED.
~ 500 each, balance real estate ". j..
hogan, tiO rOstonlCo block
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40 ACRES NEAR PHOvo FOR CITY
stO l1la or residence equity, W, y. Hogan
9 o luHtoflcr uiosk
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WORKING DAYS REDUCED.
THE NV Yonil orNTRAL.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 7.-Attl,la
Cox OF Louisville was to-day appointed
i!eoelyer Tor the Louisville, 81. Louie
Texas railway by United States
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

ogden LOTS ON KNOB NIL. CLEAR.
~ value 500. Tor Improved salt Lake Poop
orty. WI. Hogan, tilr. %. BLOCK.
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EoOD FAuNf ~ IDAHO ron CITY
NJ property. W. J. hogan, ul rostonIco
block,
The National tribune., 1893-12-07
EDITORS CHAT.

DO Not Write a Letter when Angry, and
When You are in Doubt Do Nothing.
'I never act hastily when l am angry, said one
upon whose good judgment many souls relied
Not act hastily? What, then, do you do? " was
Che surla ised question OF another who does every
Thing Ia haste as the snre~t way of doing it ALL
'whHt do do? Why, take a night TO sleep OF
my anger Then, WHEN my mind is rested and my
body free from all excitement, am prepared to aei,
and act well"
By anger is here meant a real indignation over
eome reai OF fancied cause, not The peinsnce and
irriability of fretful and peevish MIXTURE.
Now there are few things that are worth re-
memberiug in this connection, the observance Oh
which may help you out of many difficulties.
The most important of these Is never TO write
letter when you angry; or. you write 1t, put 1t
sway until you have slept over it; then take It up
and read il overland burn IL.
No can safely send out a letter, or reply OF
sny kind written ia anger; and whoever does so
will sooner or later regret his rash act.
IF YOU ARE IN DOUBT.
There il a triIe saying. and true one, When
you are in doubt do nothing" To Act without
clear convictions upon any subject is 10 act as Inc
child The fool acts
Consider well what you are TO do. and remember
4 is better far to do nothing at all than to act in
hap hazard go-by- chance way.
There would be fewer failures in this world II we
uuid Hil lake counsel of our reason before CON-
uniting ourselves TO any line OF thought or con-
duct.
The National tribune., 1893-12-07

The subject of our ketch was born Aug. %. 1s72
at Murrsysvile. Pa. and took up his residence at
Irwin Is years later. About this time he COM
menced his puzzieistic career In Tangled
Threads" in South and West, afterward CONSOLE
dated with the Western Ptotcrnan Not long after he
formed the acquaintance Of Vinton, OF "Perplexi-
ties fame and his sphere of work rapidly broad
ened. Despite the assertion that "formists are
born, not made" Dan attributes much Of his suo-
cess-particularIy ~ diamondist-to the assist
ance rendered by his close friend, Rex Ford. Ham,
ilton contributed to several departments . few
years back under the nosl-de-pluule OF Johannes
Won BiiizenSchneidsr. He married Dec. "A.
1884, to Miss Meiisss NJ. Bitz and 10 now the proud
father Of three monlhs-old Dan, Jr." On &C
count Of ill-healih friend has done very little
his recent favors to Mystery" have been partieu-
larry welcome. The forms Published this week
will speak for themselves regards Dams hsndi-
ness with his library of references books.
The National tribune., 1893-12-07
N. T. G. G. GUARDS.
Announcements of Current General Orders
and Notes of Interest from Division
GENERAL ORDERS. no. 3.

NATIONAL. HEADQUARTERS, \
n. T. c. &. GUARDS,
BROWNS MILLS. n. j., Nov. %, 1893
Current Series. No. 3.
Consecutive Series No. %.
!. Members of the National Benefit Committee
Owen. Kent. o., and William II. Hays Rogers
ford, Pa.
II. Alabama Is hereby attached to the Tennessee
Division. and all member of the n. T. O. e. Guards
residing in Alabama will DO under Tennessee juris
diction.
III. Robert r. Kelley 1928 Freshman street Bal
tuIore, Md, Is hereby appointed National Aid to
the Presideni-G General aud empowered to organize
the Provisional Division OF MaTyaud n. T. e. O.
Guards. All 4. C.'s and present members OF the
Guards residing therein will please report to him
~. Circulars explanatory OF the Guards have
been prepared, and n number sent TO each Division
Commander or President They will please dis rib
ute them udciously, with the purpose of
attention TO the Order, which must result In the
gaining OF members. Application blanks will be
supplied upon request TO the Secretary General.
V. Blanks for fourth quarterly reports will be
that they promptly filed out aud returned In
making money orders for per eapiia-tax payment
have them drawn on Pemberton, n. j.. posso flee in
favor of NJ w. Hargrove.
vi Divisions eieciing officers at regular meetings
Will please remember that II Is obligatory to report
said elections TO the Secretary General.
VII. Members In unorganized States will be
Obliged pay dues of 20 cents at the first of the
year. II not forwarded ia q reasonable time
they will be promptly dropped.
VIII. II il learned that n number of Adiutsnts'
books have been improperly kept. The most sim pie
method IL 10 have adequate space for number.
The National tribune., 1893-12-07
OUR ROLL CALL.

TThe letters VS.. mean veterans son, vo. veter-
AM daughter and Wv. veterans widow; members
ofassoCiHtions will be marked S.V. and DIV.
Pearl Bissell, v.d Goth n. Y. Carthage, Mo-; Fan
ME i. Coles V.d. Dayton. Mo-; Myrtle +. Freeman,
Paseoag. r L: Florence z Carey. PRscoag, r Il;
W. n. Smith. Y. =. New Washington, o. Henry
Rice Fredonia. N Y; Matte Petit. Fredonia. n.
e.; Fred A. Nichols r l. Bronson, Victor E Bea-
gle. Walton, \. Y; Clara ]. Ghuslin, v.d.. Carona,
5. D.; Henrietta Hills and Joseph n. Mitchell,
Herscher H.; G. C.. Turner and Haiton Moore
Red Oak, Iowa; Kate Babin. 0akviile, Conn;
Fannie BidweIl, 20 Spark street. Waterbury, Conn;
Mrs. W. A. Hampton, Pomona, Tenn; Geo. Pres
ton, Rochester, Mimi; Mary Bennett and Vira
Eaton Wai;sfsId, VT; John Hern, VS., WayBes.
burg, Pa; florence Wainwright, Laura Vain
wright, II. w. Peary. S.V., c. A: Peary $ ", 9. c.
Allen. S.V., and Joseph Metz, Howell, Mich; Levi
Miller, Iosco. Mich.
Desiring Correspondence: Bertha Getchell, An
son. Me-; Mamie Rogers, v. d. Arson. Me. Total,
uT4S
The National tribune., 1893-12-07

name. location. date of enrolment, and remarks. IN
which date of losses. transfer, final record etc..
sheald he recorded.
TX With few exceptions the late changes made
ia lilies, dues, etc. have met general favor. and
every where points TO a more promising futnre for
Progress and Patriotism. The Secretary General
has yet few Sc -enr programs of fourth annual
Reunion that i've had for a cent stamp each
BY order of KATE B. SHERWOOD. President
General.
M. WARNER HARGRovE Secretary General
VERMONT DIVISION.
Division Commander Frank Slavery. Proctor,
VT. urges all Guards TO forward contributions to
him for the purchase Of a Vermont banner. and
atnonsbes all i'm to send 40 cents TO Divis
ion Qnartermsster Clara p. Doty, Tinmouth, W..
ms all dnes must he in by Dec. 81. or denquents
ure dropped by operation OF the rules. VIM. w.
Allen Bellows Falls, Cora NJ. Kellogg. 1412 Pine
street, Rutland, vi. and Ada J.. Nay, Colchester.
are the latest addition to the ranks of Vermont
Guards. ",sr +ss
THE BANNER G. G. TOWN.
DEAR O. c. FRIENDS: Thinking that perhapsyou
would like to know what others are doing Tor
Progress and Patriotism hereby gladly state what
has been done aud what il being done In western
New York -
Previous to September, 1892, there were just
three members OF the N T. c. G. in this part of the
Slate. ms far as can learn. From September. 1899,
10 September, 1893, nine new names were added TO
the n. T. c. e. roll call from western New York,
from Chnu,auqua County, in fact. Recently some
OF the girls united in giving c. O. party in FIRE.
donna Twas pretty party. Old Glory was NUT
tiped many times The National eoiors were
seen in every direction, and every guest wore q
spray of Forget-me-nots. As result OF this party
two more regular readers of THE NATIONAL TRIB-
USE have joined the ranks of the ". 7. q. c. There
are now Ii members of the O. G. in our little viii
lage two of whom are also members of the Guards.
What other village of ouly 5000 inhabitants has
done well in year? Yours Pro Patria-
Alice L. Putnam, Fre6onia, N. Y.
HoosIER GUARDS, ATTENTION!
Duty demands that must awaken to the inter-
ests Of our Division and As the proposed crcuiar
has won the day, l. as your Chairman of the Re-
fnn ttno mill txiu aaitr
badge TO The one securing the most applicants for
membership in the Indiana Division, ". I. c. @.
Guards. before July /. 1894. This order will take
effect from time Of publication. Send TO o. Edith
Diekey. Greensburg, for instructions and applies.
ton blanks or to +. B. Livingston, Chairman Re-
oruiting Committee Logansport, Ind.
The National tribune., 1893-12-07

2. For the testimony of Jesus Christ. The
charge against st. john was that no testified
In favor OF Christ.
3. In the Spirit. 10. He felt the Holy
Spirit moving him.
4. Voice. Trumpet supposed with voice.
TO- See voice of waters V. Is.
5. Alpha and Omega IL. Those were the
first and last letters of the Greek alphabet and
equivalent TO saying, l am and q. See
VIZ.
6. Write. v. II. God gave the visions and
left it to st. John to write them out. They
alone but for all Christians thro' all time.
2. See voice. IL. The meaning is. to see
the person who spoke.
8. Candlesticks. IL. Lamps would be .
better translation. The lamps stood for
churches. " 20. There were seven. Some
think they were arranged after the order of the
seven churches geographically. III Church
be the lamp, the Holy Spirit is the OIL Every
church should be light The lamps were
present In vision.
8. Seven. IL st. John was probably to
write to more than seven churches. 2: %.
Seven is the symbol of entirety, and means no
was to write universally-to issue q general
letter or series of letters.
10. Like unto the Son of Man. 13 Omit
the. Like son of man-like q msn-like q
human being.
II. Reference is made in v. 10 to the usual
Oriental style of dress for men. II. White
hair. Ia. So said as symboizing his purity.
Not indicative of old age, but of brilliancs.
Recall the TRANSPORTATION.
IL. Flaming eyes. IA. Intimating omnis-
cience-pointing to opposition to sin.
Ia. Feet like brass. Is. Strength, stability.
Is. Sword. Is. See 2: 16 The reference Ia
to the effect of his utterances.
I6. Keys. 15. Authority, power over.
IL. He'll. IL. The place of departed souls-
LII NJ 10
made to what We understand by perdition.
Compare st. John. IL: 25.)
10. Mystery. 20. Explanatios
4 Conclusion.
1. Study the Book of Revelations. Rev.
David Gregg, ID. D., Of New York, once said,
The Revelation is filed with the rapture Of
Heaven. 1t sets forth the future as 1t ID In tho
glorifed presence of the Redeemer of the world.
The Revelation opens the windows of Heaven,
and we see the Christ of the 18th century, the
same Christ as the Christ Of 1900 years ago.
The Revelation 10 q little book, but it comes
from the great London of the skies When
placed under the microscope of faith, it shows
to US the Christ that was and is and is to DO,
and leads as into his joy and peace and glory"
z. After our study, We may fifty offer this
prayer: "Merciful Lord, We beseech thee to
cast thy bright beams Of light upon thy Church,
that it, being instructed by the doctrine of thy
blessed Apostle and Evangelist Saint John, may
so walk in the light of thy truth, that 1t may
at length attain to everlasting life; through
Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen"
The National tribune., 1893-12-07
CHAT WITH CONTRIBUTORS.

No. III was the SD issue of " Mystery since its
revival During the year 44S puzzles-255 word
forms and 1913 dats-and 10 bographies-those of
Iron Mask, X. l. C. r., Erlon r Chadbourn
Stocles. Assero Aspire. swamp Angel. Hesperus.
Pat Riot, aud Rokeby-were presented. Among
the 90 contributors whose work appeared these
take the lead, with puzzles published follows:
Phil Down, 81 Ernest, "a; Guidon, 81 Kosciusko
McGinty, T. Elinker, 20; Ed Ward. l9; X. L. G. r.,
10; Beech Nut, Is; Maud Lynn, ID; NJ. Z. s., 4. Il.
Did, Stoeies Nyas, II each Rokeby enjoys the
distinction of having composed new form which
has, by the way. been universally admired.
l2-7-9a Il. o. CHEsTER.
The National tribune., 1893-12-07
NO. 10T7-ANAGRAM.
DAN d. LYON, Irwin, Pa.

NO. 107-ANAGRAM.
He rode into the listed field,
With trusty lance NJ rest;
But bore upon his arm no shield,
No mail upon his breast.
snow, who Is he?" the audience cried,
This over-daring YOUTH"
The hersld's challange, ringing wide,
Proclaimed the Knight of Truth.
No armor could his stroke Withstand,
No steel could break his guard;
Loud acclsmations cheered his hand,
That gained the high award.
Then quietly he spoke to those
Who praised his mighty arm:
"Truth Is HELD NUDE before her foes,
But none can do her harm"
"Ma fol-" outspoke a grizzled knight,
With smile of kindly ruth,
"He need be brave and strong to fight,
Who seeks to champion Truth"
M. @. s.. Springfield. Ill.
The National tribune., 1893-12-07
NO. IO78-HoUR.GLAss

l. Enema terebinthiHe (Dungl) poison
Gus serpent common In the lower forests of Peru.
Dungi.) 8. Asthenia (Dungl) 4. Seilia. (Duuzl.)
island in the Mediterranean Sea near Murca.
(Worc) 8. A man that deals in oils. etc. g. To
knock on. TO- A letter. ii. A tuberous plant used
for food. IL The supposed ancient name of Istip.
49, piece of timber bolted TO the stem, keeson,
and apron of a ships frame near the bow. IA.
Equality of weight force. Is Acting in opposi-
ton, l6 Having a tendency to advance. II Me-
trocaoe. (DunGi) H. Outward symptoms. Cent?
10 Contradictions. tOb-.i
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slightly convex mirror, commonly of black glass,
used as n toy. for viewing reflected landscape
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three points at the same time.
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