The National tribune., 1896-11-26


(Murray.) 4. Obsolete form of arrested. (Enc.
Dct.) 5. Lost sadness. 6. A large. deep. golden
yellow fragrant rose. (Stand.) 2. Telling again.
8. Braided cords of fabrics, formed by plating to-
gether rope yarn other small stuff. 9. Deigns .
(Stand) TO- To drive in. (Stand.l IL. A letter.
NO. 2661-CURTAILED TRANsPosITIoN.
No Bradstreet gives the yokel rate:
He hasn't time for work. because
'Tis all devoted to the State
He only worketh with his Jaws.
Upon 'filoserfy" he draws
When he the Gold Bug does transfix.
Aud wins the village stores hurrahs-
The man who "argyes Politicks."
His jaws are open early late
Philosophers may tx the cause,
He can't opponents tolerate;
He proves their facts are only "straws"
He patronizingiy "Haw- Haws"
Their "speshus" arguments and tricks"
And proves all but himself fduse-
The man who ''argyes Politicks."
Demosthenes was not as great
Upon the TRAITORS Bargained Gauze";
He hourly doth expatiate
On "seventy-tl three " and all its flaws;
He fayors TWO and "labors wars"
The Wall street " Oeterpus" depicts.
And gains, at least, his own applause
The man who argyes Politicks."
LEnroi.
Prince while he ONES our Banking laws
The Sheriff doth his farm affix;
POpulistc statesmsn's corse-
The man who ''argyed Poiticks."
-CYNICUs Pawtucket, R ].
]. N. Q The egg of a louise or other small insect.
8. Lied.* 4. Kinded. 5. loose robe OIL garment,
worn either as night-gown or over the dress at
nights g. The kakapo. 2. person i'm some way
remarkable with regard to the number four. 8.
Darlings. 9. Makes foul filthy. 10. Love.
(Stand.) ii. letter.
l. o. g To prophesy.* 8. A plant of the genus
Callistephus. l. Obsolete form Of affairs (AIurrayJ
5. Tumors of bones. g. One skilled in the opera
ton of dividing bone especially beneath the
Z. Preachers. g. Instruments with cutting orscrap-
ing edges, used with twisting motion, for enlarg-
ing round hole. g. Is on foot. 10. A dolt. IL. A
letter.. -GI GANTIC. st. Louis, Mo.
NOS. 268o-5-DIAMONDs.
]. A letter. 2. Town Of Spain. 8. Varies or
shifts suddenly. 4. Thckens. S. Caused to cou-
tract 6. Acetc acid z. Inflammation Of the
Ripley Co., Mo. Grams Atas) TO- Does. Cent?
IL. A letter. x L. g. r, Lyons n. Y.
l. A letter. 2. Vicious. g. Cheats. 4 Divides
into two parts. 5. Doubly serrate- 6. Instruments
for measuring the supply of water to house. T.
Determining. g. Pertaining to military quarters
9. TO stow. as cotton in ships hold. 10. Before.
IL. A letter. -GUARDINEER, Poultney. VT.
]. letter. 2 German architect; l79O-lS53. g.
4. The broad pieces of leather on a
bride the eyes Of a horse to prevent it from
seeing aside. 5. Spsrkled. 6. A town of France
in HsHte-Vienne. 2. To attempt 8. Refusals. g.
Exhales. 10. To vanish. IL. letter.
DAN ID. LYON. Pitcairn, Pa.
]. A letter. 2 An interjection used to excite
attention. 8. A town of Asia Minor. 4. Mops for
cleaning cannon. 5. Posiofice. Wexford Co., Mich
6. Soft clans. (Stsnd.) Z. Ordaining as q priest
8. To know by intuition. (S,and.) O. disease
arising from q calculus. 10. simple cell, in BIZ
ology. IL. A ietter.-REx FORD. Alplaus, N. Y.
SPECIAL PRIZE OFFERS.
/. For bast square Miss FIT. a group pho
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mentioned last week; 9. For best diamond on
"NoNPLUsIIcs," same: 3. For best fat bearing on
Miss Fit, Nonplustics," or the photograph, same;
4. For best square ARDMoRE. ROBERTA the
"Diamondalis" group picture; 5. For best dia-
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relating to :" Diamondalis." same.
~ Competition closes Dec. 20.
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