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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-11-28
CaStoria.

"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
Dr.. G. c. Oscoop,
laval Aass
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-11-28

JUDGE CRISP has declared in ia
vor of free coinage Of silver.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-11-28
Castoria.

"castoria Is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me"
H. A. ARCHER. M. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"our physicians In the ebildSen's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with castoria'
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known Is regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won rs to look with
favor upon IT,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DrsPKNsARy,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres.
urray Street. New York City.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-11-28

WOMAN's suffrage was defeated
by 1900 in Massachusetts.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-11-28

JAPAN will have ten warships
built on the latest improved plan.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-11-28
uSH TIL ENTENNIAL.

A ave res Utility rests upon
the lnty CO.. issioners of the
Cel nial an '0n the people of
Tel see &c 'ly in connection
vii e Cen al. The city CT
Ma lea County of David
sol ter Il Legislature and
20 had l'ed to appIopri-
ate y -, celebration of
the CIV $4,000 for the
pu ed ded beautiful
pa nits of the city
OF 'Hl the Exposition.
III y than the At
laI yer had at one
tin mt to grade the
gr main buildings
~ ssary salaries and
'enseS of a great
cX much has been
1t, nd county alone.
N eSt lnat Is maze
Of aaC counties of
tn ,ey make an ex-
nil 'r'ai Itcen ha
do -. - COM AIRED
Wi # the advertise
~ isfaetion of up
no re..s.:Gg State
pr i'll. The MANAGE
IN other States to
pa invitation will
n win Tennessee
Al Stste to eclipse
h, .ow: No, there
~ that will not per-
mi t. happen. But
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-11-28
A. GODDARD, Publisher.

LEONARD 8 GODDARD; Eorroa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-15

tality. and most OF the men Il chose
70 oflce are looking around 1or now
partisan Affiliations. Il has lost sway
In all It's old stronghold, and has not
strength enough 10 make any nav
conquests. Tie free silves pars Of it,
creed, Of coufse, It. VIII cling to
through all Its mutations until II az
tinction, which wip Altract some vot-
ers from the greaEparties. but these.
under the CONDITIONS likely TO prevail
next year wilE1es. extremely few. Next
years canvass viii hear very little talk
about free silver.
The great parties will have the can
vass entirely to themselves, o. hae
been the ase In most presidential
years. No minor party. except the
prohibition party In 1854 perhaps, has
ever turned the scale in q presidential
election since the war. The lOl7 plu-
rality which Cleveland gained over
Blaine in New York may have been due
to the prohibitionists % much "a Ia
Burchard, for the prohibitionista
pOlled $4,000 votes. two out Of three
OF which In that state are commonly
assumed to be drawn from the repub-
lican party. The anti-silverites In 1874
and 1SlS had q decisive weight, but In
general the minor parties create hard
~ a ripple on the sea Of politics. The
prohibitionists, populists, bimetal-
lists, single takers and the other fan.
TASTES and fanatics who participate In
the campaign Of 1895 will not get much
attention from the press or public.-St,
Louis Globe Democrat.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-15
The .PoP. PARTY.

FHa4 IaM
Nr. BANDS assertion that he win
mot start or Join any new party this
year Or next year could safely be made
= regards themselves by most Of the
prominent men mentioned In connec.
tion with such enterprises. The minor
paroles viii not be active or powerful
enough to attract any attention In
1885. For tho past twenty years third
parties have figured In every presiden-
tial canvass and some Of them win be
On hard next year, but they are not
hkely 70 exert the influence or COM
mand the interest which they had In
l0o2.
Nobody believes now that the pop
ulist party viii have any standing Or
arouse any attention IN 1894. Prob
ably Il win dissolve OF enter into . CO.
aEtion With other detached elements
adopt ! new programme md name.
d II present statue u hss lost III VI
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-15

The Kansas City Journal takes :
cheerful view Of the prediction Of the
Iowa s.holiness' people about the
world coming to>An end. Tor Il the pre-
diction Il verified ..the country viii be
saved : year and ! half of Cleveland.
IAN =
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-15

The dailies now carry headlines
reading: Heavy Gold Withdrawals."
No such accusations can rest against
our pocketbook. We know whereof
- anAak.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-15

The state board 81 equalization
plaCed the valuation on farm land IN
Clay county 1t o7.5s: Hutchinson,
o6.sl; Lincoln, 17.lS; Turner, 97.7o.
Yankton, u 81; LiAcoln, 17.le.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-15

Prom Albuquerque, n. r.. comes
tho news that Francis Schloder. with
! local reputarfon - : divine healer
n diseaso has just declared himself 70
be tho Christ.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-15

Dun last week reported business at
! standst1ll. This = moro than can b
said az our national debt under this g.
lotious democratic administration.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-15

Charles Nix citixens are again en-
gagged II building : railroad to
Mitchell. The only thing lacking to
make II : complete success II the
lWhereWithal md the material. Even
With these two exceptions the average
1ixits can already hear the whistle Of
Tie iron steed over their lovely pra-.
Tries.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-15

oyM. I. 0ucHANAN.
THURSDAY. AUGUST II, 1895.


Tho campaign pFognostcator b H.
ready q work and can predict 70 1
nicety the events Of . year hence.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-15
HOW rHR RAILROADS FARE.

The state OF South Dakota has The
authority to examine the books Of any
company or corporation, and ~ . con-
sequence there Is no doubt 0f the truth
fulness OF the reports Of the railways
given below. The Chicago 4 North
western road reports to the state board
Of equalization anet loss In the stste
for the year ending April 30 Of o206,-
800 on y mileage Of go miles. The re-
port shows all their South Dakota
branches to have been run 1t . loss,
except the line from Pierre to Tracy
and the line from Iroquois 70 Hawar-
den. The Pierre-Tracy line is cred
tied with . profit Of s42,2le, and the
other with sll,257. They show the fol-
lowing gross earnings per mile On the
different branches:
Wlnona 4 81. Peter ...... ..1 40
Dnskots Central Tracy Z Pierre, liz!
Wassrtown Gettysburg ......-..- co
lrOqu0SS = HAWaIden ...-..-....". ~ IT,
huron = O0kes -..-.- eoe
GrOtOu branch N
YAnktA branch --..~ .....--,....-.- .-.-. ~
The Northwestern road is assessed ct
93,488 per mile, while the assessment
Of the st. Paul road is e3.4A per mile.
The former road in its report puts Up.
Grating expenses Al LA for every dol
lar received, while the latter road
places it, operating expenses at 81
cents for every dollar received. A Lose
Of e206,3 500 for the honor Of operating .
railroad In South Dakota, and yet there
are some who are kicking for lower
freight rates and lower passenger rates.
Should they succeed, the question ID
how long before the road would have Q
| receiver.
The Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
road operates 1,l0l miles Of road In. the
state, and places its gross earnings ct
the following figures per mile on each
branch:
| Iowa 4 dakota -. 81 ,l2o
/ Southern Minnesota ....... el6
Hastings & Dakota 1,l27
/ James River ........ 10
Sioux City = akOta-....... !. ......---.....e.- 3.l6o
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-15

For BALE C1xAp-Ono GOOD horse:
young; weighs 1850 pounds.
p. i. xRltnY.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-15

AW
TIM CoUlIEn dosanot behave Tor Z
moment that Begent Shannon took
one cent unlawfully q With evil intent
from the Brookings college fnnds.
He = The embodiment Of integrity
and h0nor md ~ know no man i ths
state who y deserving q greatsr
sympathy than II. shannon. The
only crt1icism W could possibly make
against him 49, the rather unexampl-
"a English be used when the foIlish
governor accused him Of ! crime.
8tili when ! mans honor u assaulted
aquaint and yet not unloFgotten kind
q Engiish II particularly applicable
% ! rslisf % the feelings q the out
TRACED person.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-15

80 pounds Extra Fancy Flour
In exchange tor one bushel OF
wheat at Crill's mill.
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CHAT WITH CONTRIBUTORS.

A DANDY who has been identified with Golden
DAYS "Puzzedom =" for n long time favor5 US, for
the first time with contributions. He Is about to
assume charge of puzzle column in The Diamond,
soon to be- brought out in his city. and would be
pleased to hear from friends of ystcry" Address
Jas. G.. Wilson. 97s Bergen St.. Brsoklyn.-Eittah
and Assero have resumed sending their weekly lists
of answers q fact very glad to note.-In
response to 8 number Of requests for information
concerning the cryptogram will endsaver to
ofsY few words of e1 PLANTATION to those unfamiliar
with that style of puzzle. photographers define
the word cryptogram "a cipher writing" As 3
puzzle a cryp,ogram is q sentence or collection of
seutsnecs written in cipher that Is, each letter in
tina as,rer be found is replaced by another letter
In the crgpiograns or cipher Published. IL we were
To START form cry ptogram We would set down the
nj oh abet and underneath 1t second 70 letters,
trauspossd that letter woufd be beneath the
same lester in the original 20 This substituted
sat of letters would then be used in composing
the cipher and to find the Key, or which letter
is used for which. II the solvers task. Aud 10 is
difficult task IL cannot be lightened by the
of anx large number of fxsd or positive rules TO
be followed ia working Tor its attainmenk. We
shall pretend TO give Instructions for solving,
but few general hints may not be out of place.
Far instance IL IN apostrophe appears IL Is rea-
sonabIe to suppose the letter following it Is O.
Double letters occasionally furnish clues, but
fe letters doubled frequently; SO do termina-
tons, for II two ar three like endfngs appear In
one cipher they usually stand fer TIoN, ABLE, or
ALLY. A necessity IN eipilor SOWING 10 q Keen
sea Sc Of pton and know ledge of the relative
number OF times the various letters used in
binary print will also be Of assistance. IL letter
OCCURS but once In n cryptngrSm. 1t - much more
likely TO be O. s. X the like. than E, A, ID. etc;
STILL some of PHOTOGRAPHERS can ploy such out
landisi wordr (uide answer TO No. 1899 hat IL re-
quires u great deal OF practice 10 hnd tlls weak
points of q cipher. Mystery " will be pleased to
receive and publish any rules or methods our
friends have found advantageous in cryptogram
soivfIgg aud regrets that satanIe articles touching
upon the subject difficult TO obtain.--Tom
a Haw ks +" Rernn scenco" in Qsittets recites how
hard king tyre surIp ounteu many 0bstacleSlu
journeying town for the, purpose Of purchasing
u paper estsining his fayorite puzzle column, and
how he fiaally found IL necessary to- "ows the |
dealer a cent" In order not to be bsfled in his |
undertaking. Tom could havs made his story |
much more spicy had it trsnspred that the puzzle |
department was omitted from that weeks issue of
tile periodical stsadfasily sought.--From edi- |
toriar fterHuces of Arty Fshef surmise The |
Mystic Menus ia no longer In position TO medal"
with . in VESTS cations" of League members.
S-X-96.
'6dd6Gs,5s.,
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A Comrade I'm Hawaii.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Our
GAR. Post-George w. belong, 45--has a
membership OF %. Very few attend, sell
dom more than enough to Gil the officers
chairs. As the Adjutant for the ensuing
year, am determined to try TO create
enough interest to induce larger attend
ancc. We labor under one serious draw
back in not having WR.C to assist us. /.
As soon as the times again become quiet
my intention is to canvas among the sx-
soldiers for q club of TRIBUNE Subscribers.
/ could not possibly get along without It,
and don't see how others can.
Will some member Of the 4th Mich, 7sh
Pa. or 4th u. 8. Cav. tell what they know
of the brush sc MONDAY Church, some time
IN June, think. Serg't Bennets, Of Co. @,
and Serg't BurIesOn, of Co. I, 4th Mich,
both came TO grief in that action; the for
mer was captured snd met him at Flor
enee prison; the latter was kiIIed--WILL
L. EATON, Co. !, Attn Mich. Cav, HONOLULU
III. l.
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NO. 1764--CHARADE.

Strange skull. 80 lang hid ia the mold.
Now by the pillow aAs's share upturned,
What souadiil9 tai rs couItlst thou unfold
III still Thy LIES IRA burned2
Vert thou leader In the fray.
warrior of martial note.
Acclaimed the hero Of thy day.
Clad in a Generals coats
Or were none TWO observed than thoa
I'm all tsearmy of the Kfng3
Thou answef'sI not, for thou art now
A iifefess, TOTAL thing.
What were thy osEs? OF fame no doubt;
Perhaps q longing dwsit with thee.
Fair hands might Irvine thy brows aboui
The laurel wreath with giee.
We may not know thy LIES estate;
Thy waFli<e prowess rests unsung,
All reverence to thy TOTAL patel
Rest here, the reeds among.
-CEPEAs, Lincoln, Nsb.
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dust it with powdered sugar.
CHEESE sTRAws
Cheese straws are a grateful accompaniment
! for salads or celery. They are a pretty dish b
| set on the table for o'clock tea, tied with
! white ribbon like bunch of faggots.
To prepare cheese straws sift six ounces o!
! -four on the pastry board, make hole in the
| center aBd put in the yolk of raw egg, or
! two tablespoonfuls of cream. Add three heap
! ing tsblcspoonfuls of any dry, rich cheese,
! grated, an equal quantity Of butter, half q
! teaspoenful OF salt, quarter OF a teaspoonfui
! Of white pepper, dust of cay enne. and very
little nutmeg.
Mix all together with tips of the fingers to 8
smooth paste, aud roll out an eighth of an
inch thick. If the cream and butter do not
make tho paste moist enough add a little water
or Geld milk. Cut the paste in small strips.
about SIX inches long, with sharp knife or q
pastry wheel, lay the strips on a buttered pan
2 little apart. and bake in moderate oven.
Watch carefully, as they burn quickly. When
they are slightly hard they are DONE Do not
brown. Cool them in the pan in which they
ara baked. snd remove very carefully by slip
piae thin knife underneath, rs they break
easily.
soUR-CREAM BISCUIT
Hero is an improvement upon any baking
powder bisruit that can be made: To quart
OF Ho3r add level teaspoopfui OF salt aud
two of baking soda. Have Your pans ready
buttered, or Toured, and your oven piping hot
At the lsst minute pour into the -four cupful
each OF sour cream and buttermilk, well mixed
beforehand. Make into soft dough. shape into
biscuit quickly, and place at once in the oven.
If you have no sour cream, warm your milk
slightly, with tablespoonful OF melted butter,
and then stir in the buttermilk before mixing.
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Reid,s Nurseries, Bridgeport. Ohio.

This enterprisiDg firm Is now sbous taking
the lead in supplying the principal fruit grow
stocks ever held by a single firm to sslsct from.
IL includes all the leading new and old varieties
of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Plants, Vines,
and Roses, which receive their special stsen-
ton. Introdueers of the unrivslIed TimbrelI
Strawberry and Eld0rsd0 Blackberry. Our
readers will do well to send for their handsome
illustrated catalogue, which gives q full de-
scription of all the new and old varieties, and
practical hints on cultivation. Very interest,"
ing and profitable to all planters.
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NO. 176l-ANAGRAM.

NO. 1761-ANAGRAM.
~ Is let vdry every day;
HIS genius finds new realms to swayE
'J1S he Can regulate = clock.
Pilot a vessel TO ler dock,
Or write a sermon or play.
He can break horses or stnc< hay:
Mind-resdiBg understands, they say;
But bis own mind all rules will mock.
Hfs let rary.
Photography to bin is play;
Electric wires hfs Will ohey;
Hes WORN the buskin and the sock,
Writes verse, but purfss it will shock,
The meter Is so neeiiQe--
re is let cary.
M. q. D.. Springfield, Ii.
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ros. 175a- ea-aErHAEEr1cA1 pIAMoNps.

SOS. 1859 eo-ALPHABETIcAL DIAMoNDs.
(D) l. A letter. 2. Anexe.amatiOn denotng con-
tempt dislike 3. Any long. narrow piece of
land. 4 Derson of great courage s. Rendered
stale. 9. e6niplete joint. 2. Mediation. tUbs.l
8. peculiar b0ny sissge beneath the enamel cf a
ganoid scale. Q. A river of Germany. 10. That
part of pedestal between the base and tine
nice. H. A icit.r.
tEl !. A Ierser. 2. limit. g. genus OF Fumf-
nants. 4. body Of persons engaged in common
pursuits. 5. TIE white-Gead eagle OF America
8. genus Of elegant, ghsssy spopgss. Z. Written
composiiUns 3. Hsaas 40. tObs.i 0. Town Of
Hungary. 10. Avis. (G5z., Eneyc D.ot.} II. A let
ter. xxx FORD Alplaus N X,
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Nos. 176o-3-prAMoNps.

l. letter. 2. The blncIS beetle or hedge chsfsr.
g. A nation of Asia. uesnp.) T. A pan. baslp. or
pit wher sattfs obtained made S. A preserves.
). A seaport tasgn OF France Z. sorrowkf for SIM
8. Native cfefs in Hindoostsn. g. Certain long
winged aquatic fowls Of the genus 5teFua. 10. To
prepare for use. fax. ii. letter.
"A. DANDY, Brooklyn, ". z.
i. latter. a Debit. tsssndard.) 3. Dives.
lstapdard.} 4. Devss,ates. Q3bs.) 8. To ravage.
6. Hose who devastste. Z. 9ns of the testaess.
Q. Principai gold coins of ancient Greece. 9. Cow
cred cpiobnaEs porficoes asofsters, attached TO
a temple. (5ranuard) 10 A sea-eagIe. III. a let
ter. PRIMROSE, Baltimore, Nd.
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NO. 1766-PRIzB DIAMOND.
fTo Rer Ford.l

l. letter. 2. This That female 8. To slide
down hill. l. Kinds of haircloth upder-garmenis.
s. Surgical Instruments having grooved cavities.
lDunRiJ 8. The black fy-eatcher. Z. Franks.
B Ship worms Q. Seeps 10. AZ. (0bs.l III. A
Latter DAN ID. LYON, Irwin, Pa,
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MO 1765-PR1ZE souARE

l. A dupe. . One of the Hore. Uemp.) g. A
fox of northern Africa A. The pollen beariug
parts of flowers 5. An animal allied to the weasel.
g. A measuring by the ell. Cent? z. American
photographer; T5s-I8fS.
SWAMP ANGEL. Rock Falls III.
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HAPPY HOUSEHOLD.
Eice omsIet, Cheese straws, and Sour
Cream Biscuit.
RICE osfELRr.

To q cap Of well boiled rice add cup Of
milk. tablespoonful Of melted butter. level
teAspoonful OF salt, and three eggs well beaten.
Put tsbiespo0nf FIJI OF butter in hot frying
panr ana when IL Is melted, pour in the rice !;
set the pan in very hot oven, and bake
quickly. As so0B &C cooked fold the onaelet
double. turn il on a hot dish. and serve at once
A Little Parmessa cheese may be sprinkled
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SUNDAY MEDITATION

Sunday March 81. H. Review Sunday, and
special paragraph OF Holy Scripture Is appointed
for a lesson. We therefore select . general sub
ject)
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HOODS sarsnpArilla Is absolutely unequaled as &
blood purifier and streng thening medicine.
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CHEESE sTRAws.

over the tor OF. If you like sweet omelet,
dust it with powdered sugar.
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MYSTERY.
CONDUCTED BY r. o. CHESTER.
ANSWERS TO No. I7s-JAS. 81. 1898.

ANSWERS TO No. I75-JAS. 81, 1898.
1ssS-Apprshensivsly. 16ss-Dear. Dare
1856 - 1857 g.
DRo0P CRoMA
DROLLER CROTONs
PEocosLIA CROs SLAKs
AE0LoTRoPrc FooTs SOLDIER
TOLERATED EN0LBIESr
PELoTAs ANADEMs
i5D Esf
cHIsr
G II I o T .
1900
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Nv E
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ST A b L TT
16oo-The resignation Of NJ. CasinaIr Psrisr.
President OF the French Republic.
1sSi- s6op 1892 81
NAyUg MoNRD
NoTELEr MTssTEP
FoNESTAT sASsCULoTTs
Pull sATILE PETALffEs
REPTILs DEyOTEE
TAILS PATEE
ROE ETs
1s93-Russinn geographical vocabularles COM
prise numerous unprGnouncesbie jtwbreakers
paraIy zipg American tongues. Witness: Iekater-
inosihv, Hekskoi Gorodek. SchtschigTy, Tsarevos-
antohoorsk. tBy x. L. q. RI
l6oi-S ECTTsT I69J-BRAs sET
ENOGECE RUPTURE
COURSES APSIDks
TURBANS ST Pills
INSANE SUDER0E
SEEMING ERELONG
fESSEGO TESSEG0
Authors OF word, forms: Rex Ford (2l, Fl. o.
Msr, Hattie Heath. Stocles Phil Down, ST. Julian.
NEW PUZZLES.-NO. 1874.
no. 17oS-AEAeRAM.
Jore sped no heir to chief
Ambitions. erfleI Bnnana
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Authors of word, forms: Rer Ford (2l. Fl. o.
Msr, Hattie Heath. Stocles Phil Down, ST. Julian.
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1693-Russian geographical vocabnlsrles COM
prise numerous unpr0nouncesbie jtwbreakers
paraIyzipg American tongues. Witness Iekater-
inosihv, Heks< oi Gorodek. Schtschigry, Tsareyos-
antohoorsk. (Hy x L. URJ
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NEW PUZZLES-NO. 1874.
no. 173S-AEAeRAM.
Jore sped no heir to chief
ADbitiOHs, ernel, B0aaparte
Emoitsered here loving heart.
j. E. W., Boston. Mass