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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

New York, Jan. 22.--Gen. Ewing, who
WINS knocked down and injured Monday
morning by cable car in this city,
died Tuesday morning at 10:4o o'clock
as result Of his injuries.
tGen. Thomas Ewing was born In Lam
caster. o.. In 1929. lie was graduated at
Brown university. and afterwards began
the practice OF law In Kansas, OF which
state he subsequently became chief JUS
ticc. He went Into the war as colonel OF tho
Eleventh regiment OF Kansas volunteers
and rose 10 the rank OF brlsadier general
He was afterwards broNettcd major gen.
eral and had command or the department
OF the Missouri. lie was never wounded.
His famous "order No. a." dcpopulating
the counties or Missouri that bordcrcd on
Kansas. was effective as war measure.
but It's ufp,oDuiarify ms a democratic meas
ure. years afterwards. defeated his as.
piration to become tho democratic gov
crnor OF Ohio. lie represented Ohio In
congress, however. from ISL 90 1881. The
EwinRa are closely related by blood TO tho
families OF the late Gen. Tecumseh and
Senator John Shermau.l
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

London, Jan. 20 Right Hon. George
j. Goschen, first lord OF the admiralty,
made a speech ~ Crinstead Tuesday In
the course Of which he said he wished
10 dissipnte the alarming rumors that
wero In circulation. Referring to the
flying squadron. he said " was intended
for use In any emergency In any di-
Tection IL would 60 to Berehnven.
without taking sealed or other orders
except 70 proceed 70 that place ond
awnit Instructions. The squadron was
not intended rs a menace 20 any coun-
try, nor was Il destined for any particu-
lar quarter OF The world. il would he
used as other squndrons are used.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

4 -
Ninions Of Dollars Represented.
Chicago. Jan. 22.--President Dolan
called the convention Of the National
1 Association Of Manufacturers to or
der at 1t:15 aud about $50 delegates
from California, Georgia. New York.
Michigan. Missouri. Indiana. Illinois
and other states responded TO the roll
| call.
Altogether President Thomas Dolnn.
of Philadelphia. confronted an audience
representing many billions Of Invested
capital and giving employment toscorcs
of thousands of wage workers when he
rose to deliver the annual address.
Thomas McDougall. of Cincinnati. one
of the founders Of the organization,
closed the days proceedings with an
energetic speech. which provoked tu-
multuous applause.
| A resolution Of sympathy with the
Cuban patriots, and one introduced by
Charles Hcber Clark. OF Phila leipAia.
calling for an immediate investigation
of the printed statements that oriental
manufactures were being imported In
large quantities, and recommending
action against this new menacc 10 Amer
lean industries, were read and referred
and the convention adjourned.
The object OF the association. which
was organized in Cincinnati a year ago,
is TO secure united action for the pro-
lection and promotion OF the interests
OF American manufacturers az home
end abroad. The present convention
will consider ways and means 20 this
end and win also specifically discuss
the extension OF the United States mer-
chant marine, the recognition OF the
Nicaragua canal and It's control by the
United States government. the estab-
lishment in South American capitals
OF expositions of American products
and the desirability of establishing an
international bank.
Fifty delegates from western and
southern states were present at the
convention Of textile manufacturers,
and which was presided over by George
S. Bowen, of Elgin. Extrncts from let
ters from 200 manufacturing firms In
Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina,
Mississippi. South Carolina, Alabama,
Kentucky, California, Oregon, Ohio,
Indiana and Michigan were read. Near
ly all contained bitter criticism OF the
last congress, deplored the present stag
nation and urged the reenactment OF
the Mckinley bill.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

f.
South Charleston. o.. Jan. 2s.--Pas-
rcprer train NO. 81 on the PAN Handle.
due here NJ 8: 10 "Wednesday morning.
was wrecked a mile east Of this Mace.
The train was running 60 miles an hour
when the engine blew up with report
that wns heard fer three miles. Instant
~ l<illinr the enpineer. clark Tr;mble.
and Fireman Waters. THE train ear
ricd nine coaches. with two mail
coaches. being the through train from
New York "a 81 Louis.
The list Of injured Is rs follows.
Charles Mai,r. aged Fl. TYLER. Tez
cut on side and l,,,clx OF head. w p
Wallace. IndianarolIs. Ind pnst Al
clerk. cnt a. head .icht anl.lc broken.
]. III. Sniccr nged 81. HARRISBURG. pa
r;rht aide OF fnce badly bruised. Jobn
Terrence. aged az Indians pol,s' postal
clerk. left ler badly bruised ana hin
,ltofocatod. Me- 49,, II p.r,....-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25
DON'T LIKE 1T.
President Cicvcla nd's idea OF tho Davi.
Resolution.


Washington. Jan. 20. President
Cleveland has authorized Senator
Smith, of New Jersey. TO make pubic
his opinion .f the DAVIS resolution re-
ported by the senate committee on for
cign relations. The presidents opn-
ion Is this: II regard the Davis resoIu-
zion as mischieyolls, inopsortune and
unfortunate
Mr.. Cleveland believes that the policy
adopted by he scnste committee strikes
at the heart of the principle of arbi-
traticn. Senator Smith has prepared
a resolution decla-ing that the United
States does not intend TO establish q
protectorate In South America, nor 10
become responsible in any degree for
the conduct Of other Amer cat nations.
lie discussed the substance Of the reso-
luton Nith the PRECEDENT Wednesday.
Secretary Olney has privately ex.
pressed his disapproyal Of the action OF
the senate committee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

Venezuelan Commission Invites Engiapd's
Representation.

Venezuelan tUmNtirsiuu tutittt fuLiAUM8
Representation.
Washington. Jan. 21.--The yenc-
zuelnn commission has invited the gov
ernments OF Great Britain and OF Vene-
xnela 10 submit 10 ID all of the evil
dence in their possession TO further the
work OF the commission, 20 be repre-
sentcd before IL by attorneys. and all
Of this with the reservation that such
representation and appearance shall
not be deemed an abandonment OF any
rights or position heretofore assumed.
II has done this In order that the pro-
ceedings OF the commission may not DO
said 70 be ex-pnrte, that the truth may
appear and that time may be saved
in the inquiry with which the commits
sion is charged.
London, Jan. % The Globe pub
iisnes n severe article on the Invita-
ton Of ths United States Venezuelan
commission TO the governments of
Great Britain and Venezuelan to submit
70 the commission all of the evidence
in their possession which Is likely to
further the work Of the investigation.
and also inviting these two govern
lncnts to be represented before IL by
attorneys without prejudice TO others
claim, and says that Great Britain viii
never allow this monstrona claim TO
determine the territory OF a British col
ony within it's jurisdiction. No power
could admit IT except at the close oI a
long md disastrous war. Were such n
demand made by any other power her
only reply would be to hand its am
bassndor his passports and mobiles the
Naaf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25
ODD PEOPLE.

A 14-ycar-old girl living az Smoky
Valley. KY. weighs 27s pounds and Is
rapidly gaining weight. She never
eats meat, but Is vers fond Of oil kinds
OF sweet food, and particularly Of sugar
and candy.
The shoemaker of Rroclton. Mass.
who started out 70 make pair OF shoes
for each governor in the United
States. has been obliged 20 stop work
on account OF illness. Ten autograph
letters have already been received from
governors who have been the rccip-
tents OF his unique gift
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

.<,re c~rn,~n Empire.
p.~,s, Tar "a 81 - turday tho 23th
,,s.,.~..~v ~ the proclamation Of
49,. cn,,,,., emnire was observed
.hs,,,,t. holiday in Berlin
.,,s~ ccr,,,.n cities. Services
,.e,. h.,a A., MI the churches and synn-
rosnes h the city. and the public build
sngs and nrlvate houses were decorated
WITH aaJs the effect OF which. how
.vs~ ,sns .rcatIv married by the drix-
,l,,, rain and foo which prevailed. Be-
s,des the ip,ner;al ceremonies In tho
ME. Nj, "a tbe schlosa. there were
,,,.,'. f..,sts III ceremonies. public and
n,',.s.a thronchout the city.
- .,.,..,a, .1ition ~ the Eeichsnnzei-
49,. ,rh,rh ,xas issued for the purpose.
s'.,',,.,.n. de.r.-e Granting ,,mncziv
r. c,x;,;sn ,,isooera equally with mill
ta,r o .r,s, Who are under going sem
te ~rs ,,.,,,,,r,,g the nayment Of less
..,' ~ e,,e or six weeks inn
' s,.,.'e The decree also pardons
a,,s,sres:ss pun.
,shment for lese ieste.
new o,,ler nae been created in
ho,or 20 the o..cas;en. IN decoration
aors,s.,no 80 eo,5 nortrait of the
80, .,a,.',,.,s Grand fatber W.Iliam r. with
t th.f, ,nser,,st,on. ~In memory of wiz
, ,ns a. 49, 1reot~ Tbe decoration Is 10
- ,'''' ..., 80 ',.,,,, ,,ec[ chain The irst
~ - 49,. o,aer xxcre The en-
1922 ss,', an. - .,,r,r<,s ex.rmnress Fred
49, 49,. 49, ,'..fd ,anchess ~ baden. the
49,. 80 &c =. sn,,,, c,,,ntess of yvnlderscc.
n..ss 1;-.s,.,'.,r ~. nf,.,,el minister
az 49,, a., nerlen.ch
- . ,l'a' "' S.- : sa.,'-
''' sr,'e - $500 49, fsst,,,yed ne order
Nv p,1c Il. r.,.,' ~, ,,,,,, warmer minis
a. -, s' cu'.s..~ns. * r.,ro,,sck
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25
AMERICANS.

Congressman William A. Smith. OF
Michigan. began his career M news
boy and street popcorn seller
Chief Justice Beaslcy. Of New Jersey.
Mt the nge OF so. Is deemed one OF the
brightest minds on the American
bench.
AIRS. Elizabeth Anderson. widow OF
Gen. Anderson. of Fort Sumter fame.
has the flag which her husband planted
over the fertilization Iocicdin fireproof
snult In her house. in Washington. She
expects eventually TO present II 70 the
government
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25
TO SAVE Her HUSBAND.
Mrs John Dram Confesees TO Murder for
which Her Husband IL Convicted.

which Her Husband Is Convicted.
Chicago, Jan. 23.--Mrs. John Dram,
wife of the convicted murderer of
Joseph Conlan. and who will be brought
before Judge Gibbons next Saturday
10 have the date CT his execution srt,
declared Wednesday that she will ccil-
Tess under oath In court az that time
that she fired the bullet which Killed
Conan. This information reached the
states attorney, and the opinion in that
office Is that the woman is so emo
tional and so devoted TO her husband
that she Is prepared TO suffer the PEN
atty of his CRIME, even TO going TO the
gallows. Mes. Dram said she did not ell
the true story Of the crime on the wit
ness stand because she believed her has
band would be acquitted. Che declared
he fired only one shot into the ground
during the encounter with Conlnn, who
struck her IN the face AMI also made
an attempt to strike her husband. Then
she secured the revolver. after a con-
flict, and fired the fatal shot. II Is
snid her startling testimony will be
corrobornted by girl. who was one OF
the states witnesses.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

Tragic scene In Justice Court at wau-
kcgan, III.

kcgan, III.
Warl<egan, ILL.,, fan. %. Wednesday
noon la Justice C',atsweli's court Dam
Eel Core, Half Day farmer. shot and
killed John Dillon, neighboring farm
CT. He intended 70 kill Jo1eph Backer,
another farmer. but Dillor got In the
way just as Core shot. Tie men had
had trouble over piece OF land and
Core had been arrested for threatening
10 Kill lacl,cr. lie was brought TO jnil
here last night The officers neglected
20 search hir,. and when he was brought
into court he pulled the revolver he
carried and fired towards Bnckcr end
killed Dillou. The coroner's inqucs
was held later. and held Core 10 The
grand jury Tor murder. he being tal<cp
10 jail. Core Il a married man. and
says he was driven to the deed by
abuse, but intended 10 kill Baclyef. not
Dillon. Dillon, who was killed. IL a
bachelor. az al 60 years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25
MANY CHARGES.
They Arc brought Against business
Man OF sTinden. In.

Man OF sTinden. Ia.
Council Bluffs. Ia, jan. 23.-5C. A.
Altmanspnger. who was nIreeed az
Mlnden. Ia, for alleged forgery and
cmbezzlcmcnt, waived examination
Wednesday morning AZ Ayoca and was
held TO the grand jury at Council Bluffs
In the sum OF $4,000. Bonds have not
yet been given and the prisoner is
=. i'll in the hands OF the officers. Henry
Wiese. one OF the members of the
Seiffert-Weise Lumber company, for
whom Altmanspager was manager at
Minden, said that the probable loss
the company would sustain was larger
than first reported. New Developments
in the case are said TO show Altman
spager to hive been carrying on his
alleged steaIings ia many lines, and it
is now thought his peculations viii
amount TO over $4,000. He ran an i'm
surance agency, and, it is said, failed
to send In hundreds of policies.
Through "A building association at
Avoca, towhich he received remittances
to be forwarded, he is said TO have
secured another large amount, and in
acting MS forwarder of taxes 10 the
county treasurer he is also reported
10 have taken large amounts. The
school district OF Mindcn is out So, 015.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

Albany. N. ~. Jan. %. The annual
session Of the State Bar association
opened Tuesday night at odd Fellows
hall ia the presence of a large number OF
auditors. President w. II. Robertson
presided. The address Of the evening
was delivered by Channcey AZ. Dcpew
ON patriotism and Jlngoism; the Law
yer's Duty" lie fnyors n permanent
court OF arbitration for the settlement
OF international disputes. and IL strong
in his opposition 10 war talk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25
ALLISON REELECTED.
Utah Sends Two Republicans To tho
United States eennte

United States senate
Des Moines, Ia. Jan. 22.- United
States Senator Allison was reelected
by the legislature on Tuesday. the votes
in the two houses resulting as follows:
Senate--Allison. 20; Babb, 8. House ~
Allison. "A; Babb. 10; Stuart, !. Total
Allison, lis; Babb, %; Stuart, /. Mr..
Porter, of Appanoose, boltcd from the
democrats and voted for Stuart
Salt Lake City, Jan. 2e.--In accord
ance with the provisions OF the consti-
tuition and the resolution previously
adopted by the state legislature viva
voce vote was taken in both houses OF
the legislature for United States sem
ators at $3.50 p. m. Tuesday. the result
OF which was that the republican eau
Gus nominees, Frank J.. Cannon and
Arthur Brown. were elected on the first
ballot. The former received the full
party vote 43-of both houses and tho
latter got Al. Judges Bennett and
Goodwin each received one vote in the
house. The 20 democrats voted solid
for j. L. Rawlins and Moses Thatcher.
Annapolis, Nd. Jan. 2e.--In Joint
caucus of republican assemblymen
Tuesday night Congressman George l..
Wellington. of Allegheny county, + was
declared the nominee to succeed United
States Senator Gibson, whose term ex-
pircs March 4. 1891
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

n
Tho nee s1ver mass convention ~
LansIps this week was nft>ndc<1 ny
about 100 PERSONS Irunl various part
81 The state. The predonIInotIus e]cnl&
l,.,inc l)euotratic Not 4 very large Cd
-....-..., - ~. ,..<...i. &, ,..n.c>o a.
I~ ~ t'>>t, n, .t'- \. MA
<fRcnt -,0'< Tor q I0ruIQ>pic kafutf-
/ <l>r1= 49,. 80 ~ fhe ak tcrn To one
/ I<nu0n8 ~ q n F NM
/ ~ fo~~1u<.V
8 M ~ |onvontion proceeded 10 the
- "a V-4 q 49,. .,.<*t ~ ~
/ fallen up1r>t"' Wy ~ nn'f <cs'
Beatrice. ~ 1unds<u bf{u coUtaii.
1 80 49, ..<f..< ~ <<t.<<x< "a |.e@ a . 49,,
- .'-''tt' < '''''' -. -
Whlch the circular says ne queen
4 IL very deeply affected by seeing hc1
| heioved dauOhfer's hannv life cf,,nfn.e
| .s ,,,.:s,,~ -. 70. ~. l<.-, !. .
anu ~ i'H"b ,'oe' "i''e''' '''>< %
ftectionafe eop-in-lnw, 70 whom she was
1 much devoted. Princess Beatrice 4.
4 te.,.,,,,, +,,c ,,.f,,, sh,.t, .,.,th f,,tftud.
1 re -, !, - -
'no fcAlBhhion.
| All OF the war ships In the Solent
/ the RIVAL Yachts and Che club houxe n
49, - xr-~a -. ~.
s''~ t'~s~' s"~n. rqunuron 80 LYING
Tags at hair mast, as mark or respect
/ IN fhe fuefnorv NJ Prince Henry anf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25
POISONED TAE coFFgE.
Little Girl Accused OF an Awful Crime In
Pennsylvania.

Pennsyivnnia.
Altoona, Pa, Jan. 23.-Onc man dead.
three other persons dangerously poi
soned and young girl In Jail. accused
OF the murder. are the features OF q sen =.
sational affair which occurred here
Wednesday. Poison was put in the cof-
fee at the home OF Mrs. Mary McGregor
ut noon. Her son, William McGregcr.
aged so. drank the deadly liquid and
soon died. Mrs. McGregor, Carrie Sill,
a six-year-old granddaughter and Mrs
Martha johnson, friend of the fam-
lily, were also dangerously poisoned, and
the little girl may not recover.
Mime Svanger, aged Is years, also
granddaughter of Mrs. McGregor, and
who lived with her family. is accused
OF carrying out the dreadful plot. On
Monday the girl went to drug store.
il is said. and purchased box of rat
poison. The girl when asked about
the poisoning claimed to know very lit
tie. She also said she drank some OF
the coffee and was the first one 10 get
sick. Seeing that The others we're very
III, she ran 10 doctor. Mrs. McGregor,
who is 70 years old, says she saw Minnie
drink little out OF saucer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

Ottawa, o.. Jrn. 2l.--Almost the en-
tire population OF Cuba. Putnam coun-
~. was engaged Monday dragging
blanchard river for the bodies of fiso
children, girl end four boys. drowned
Sunday rfterncon. Three children OF
John 6humnn and two children Of
George Fornas were playing on the
leo when Il broke and four Ct the chill
dren disappeared. The eldest. hoy of
10. attempted 70 rescue the girl and was
drowned also
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

New York, Jan. GOA special cable
dispatch TO the Herald from Shanghai
says: 'in spite OF the denials Of the
reported escape OF the queen OF Corea
from her would-be assassins, have ex-
ccIlent authority for my statements on
the subject IL ID an open secret among
diplomats lere that the queen Is stilI
alive"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

Chicago. Jan. 81. ~ The funeral of
Hon. Frank Lavler Monday morning
was accompanied by the largest popu-
lar and official demonstration OF civic
character since the funeral OF Carter
Harrison. Thousands came to the
humble family home and 10 the church
on foot and In carriages. az least 1000
people assembling on the streets. In
the funeral cortcge were 500 carriages.
elk being loaded with floral offerings.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

shawano. Wis. Jan. -Danicl IL.
Pulcifcr, late United States post Office
inspector. died suddenly Of heart mil
ure sunday evening. The deceased was
GO years OF age. He served In the Wis
consin legislature In 1879 and was SER
gcnnt-nt-orms OF the assembly In 1eso
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

Vienna. Jan. ls.-Count Badeni.
prime minister Of Austrin, will sub
nit 10 the reichsrath. when that body
renssembles after the parliamentary
vacation, a scheme for electoral reform
which Will add ~ members elected by
universal suffrage 20 the existing 353
deputies who are elected In that way.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

Cleveland. o.. Jan. IS. Grand Chief
Arthur. Of the Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers. has returned from the
south and declines 20 meet Eugene v.
Dct< In = debate before the Central
labor mlon, a. requested BY Inc latter
body
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25
SENATOR'S ELECTED.
Allison In Iowa and wellington IA Mary
land Chosen.

land Chosen.
Des Moi.'es. Ia, Jan. a3.--The two
houses OF the legislature met in joint
session Wednesday and declared The
reelection OF United States Senator
Allison.
Annapolis, Nd, Jan. e3.--Mr. Well
ington was formally elected United
etntes senator In joint convention
Wednesday, receiving SO OF the "a re-
publican votes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-25

Nillcsbarrc. Pa. Jan. is.-Some Of
The principal buildings in Benton,
among them the Mciicnry house. were
destroyed BY ere Friday morning. The
guests Ind narrow escape. LosS
$4,000.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-27
Key to the PuzZler.

No. 116.-A Pretty Problem to Solve:
The solution which seems to escape the
mathematicians is to find what sum is 100
90 per cent of. Answer, 105 1857 This
would give $35 5-57, $26 1857, $21 3-57
and ST. 1857, equal to 500, as the di-
vision.
No. 117.-Numerical Enigma: "There
is some victory gained in every gallant
struggle that is made"
No. 11S. -Geographical Acrostic: l.
Tay. 2. Alps. 3. Scilly. 4. Milan. s.
Anglesea. 6. Natal z. Ionian isles. s.
Archangel. Initials, Tasmania.
No. 119.-One of the Good Old Tricks:
No answer required.
No 12O-Thirteen Parts of the Body: /.
Spine. 2. Skin. 3. Hair. 4. Hand. 5.
Marrow. 6. Face Z. Bone. g. Eye. 9.
Gall 10. Nail. II. Brain. -. Pores.
IS. Thigh.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-27

No. 123.-CrOssword Enigma.
My first is in love, but not in hate;
My second in soon, but not in late;
Ny third is in lunch, but not in fete:
My fourth is in dish, but not in plate;
My fifth is in Katharine, but not in Kate;
My sixth is in postern, but not in gate;
MY seventh is in value, but not in rate;
My eighth is in eat and also in ate
My ninth is in orange, but not in date;
My whole is a poem of lot
Written by Sir Walter Scott.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-27

Day Coach on No. IS through to Atlanta.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-27
No. 129.-Transpositions.

Transpose the following words so as to
make sentences of the nature of proverbs:
1. Your speech and your manners un-
affected let simple be-.
2. Anger than kindness better governs.
8. Bring TESTING sorrows serious false
hoods.
4. But little many possess much who
enjoy.
5. You would to live learn to die as
wish.
6. Prudence and industry to honor
climb by men.
z. Idleness labor brings pleasure pain.
s. Anothers infrmities at jest not
make.
8. TO passion is answer the best silence.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-27
No. photographed Acrostic.

The chief town of a country in Europe
which since the beginning of the eight
zenith century has experienced several
changes of government. The city is one
of the most commercial in the world.
l. The largest river in the world.
g. A fortified island in the Mediterra-
mean belonging to Great Britain.
3. A very large desert in Africa, con-
tanning some beautiful and fertile spots.
4. A village in Yorkshire, where the
Yorkists defeated the Lancastrians, in the
Wars of the Roses
5. A rock in the English channel, upon
which stands very famous lighthouse.
u. A town in the isle of Man; also an
island off the coast of Wales and market
town in Huptingdonshire.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-27
No. 121.-Anagrams and Acrostic.

No. 121.-Anagrams and AcrOstic.
When the following letters are trans
posed their initials, read downward, will
form the name of "a machine much in use:
Timalbreo, city of Maryland.
Krutiks, town in Asia.
Ilreeolnc, French poet.
Utyaacn, peninsula.
Aaeptlroc, famous queen.
Uuslclul, Roman general
Lemdare, precious stone.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-27
No. 12s.-what Was His Age?

A gentleman, being asked his age, re-
piled: ''Of the two figures the right hand
one is the larger, the difference being l..
Six-sevenths of my age is s less than the
whole. What was his age?