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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-16
CITY News.

The ladies OF the Universalist
church cleared $3.50 net at their baTaa
last week. ..s
The members OF St. Elizabeth
Chapter met last evening a, the home
Of the Rev. B G. Roberts to celebrate
the S3rd birthday Of Mrs. Micah
French. The latter was presented
with beautiful boquet OF flowers and
purse OF money. The latter made a
short speech thanking her friends for
their kind remembrance and the eve
ming was passed very pleasantly.
The regular fortnightly meeting Of
the Y P. A. Of the Presbyterian
church Thursday evening Dec. Is at
II. p. m. Subject OF the evening,
an evening with Browning, Tepnyson
and Wordsworth. Paper BY Bernice
Darling.
Frank Cilley is confined to his bed
by Illness.
Harley Humphrey Of Waterbury was
in town last evening looking up a
market for pork products.
Angelo Scampini left this. morning
on business trip to Boston.
E. N. Prescott left this morning on
trip to Waterbury and Stowe.
There will be a regular meeting OF
the board Of Aldermen this evening.
The Stan. lard Oh Co., has raised
the price Of oil at wholesale at | cent
a gallon in this territory.
James Miles OF Burlington is in
town ktooay. -.
john A. Bond Of Burlington is in
town today.
George H. Ulmer OF the Quaker
Range Company is in town today.
Mrs. A. 0. Cummins will have a
display OF hand painted china at Mrs
j. NJ. Bonds on Wednesday afternoon
and on Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
All the local stores will be open ev-
cry evening until Christmas beginning
on Thursday evening Of this week.
E. A. Bugbee and G. S. Stevens
have gone to Burke for few days.
Miss Nancy Wood has gone to East
Hampton for few days.
John Hammond has returned to bis
home in York state.
NJ. N. Covell has gone to st. AL.
bans.
John Clancy has gone to st. Johns
bury to live.
j. K. Pi1ie Of Graniteville returned
last night from Rock Island, Ill.
The steampipes at the Leland Ha
Co., granite sheds burst yesterday
afternoon and work has been suspend.
ed at the shop since then.
Charles Hersey left yesterday for
bis home In Hardwick.
Meetings for the promotion OF
Scriptural holiness at the Evangelical
hall, l.. M. Averill block every We'd.
nesday evening at O'CLOCK. Sunday
services as usual at Up. N.
U. S. Marshall Luke Parish of Ran
dolph Center is In town today.
The Red men defeated Clan Gordon
by score OF S to in the cribage
tournament last night.
The Consolidated Lighting Co., is
planning to remodel the pioneer plant
and install an up. to-date steam plant
at that location to be used las an auxi-
larry force and for other purposes. It
is intended to put in 1000 horse. power
engines and the company may in the
future extend the lines;to Graniteville
for use on the quarries. During eight
months OF the year the company is
ablo to secure 1000 horse power at
Bolton Falls, but during the remain
der the limit ia something less, so
that the capacity of the plant is there
fore governed by the constant possible
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-16
EAST BARRE.

There will be q dance at the East
Barre opera house every Saturday
night until further notice. Music,
Gauthier's orchestra. 2O6tf
Graham guardian., 1902-11-28
Jumped on a Ten Penny Nail.

The little daughter Of Mr.
Powell jumped on an inverted rake
made of ten penny nails,and thrust
one nail entirely through her foot
and second one half way through.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm was
promptly applied and five minutes
later the pain had disappeared and
no more suffering was experienced.
In three days the child was wear
ing her shoe as usual and with
absolutely no discomfort. Mr..
Powell is well known merchant
of Forkland, Va. Pain Balm is an
antiseptic and heals such injuries
without maturation and in one.
third the time required by the
usual treatment For sale bv
Stafford 'Drug Co. Stafford. Il. p
Wightman, Pima.
Graham guardian., 1902-11-28
NEWSPAPER MAN TO MINE,
New Title for Newspaper Man EnisT-
iag The NInlAg Field,

DR. G. F. Braden, who has been
in newspaper work, will leave
shortly for Arizona, as vice-presi-
dent and general manager of a
mining company. In few days
he will be met here by Charles H..
Boseler, a promoter from Dayton,
Ohio. and they will go to the
mines which are situated in the
Black Rock mining district of the
San Andrearas mountains in Gra-
ham county, Arizona, fifteen miles
southwest of Fort Thomas.
The company is the Black Rock,
incorporated under the laws of
Arizona for 100000. The other
officers are; President Hanley, of
Dayton, o.; DR.. VIM. NJ. Kendall,
secretary and treasurer. Work on
the company's property will be be-
gun at once.-El Paso News.
Graham guardian., 1902-11-28
SchuOI Closed.

On Saturday last the school
trustees of this district decided to
close the district school of Stafford
on account Of the prevalence of
scarlet fever. At the time of the
closing Of school only three cases
were known to exist but as num-
Der Of others were thought to have
been exposed it was deemed to be
the wise course to close the school
until a sufficient time shall elapse
to give the disease an opportunity
to develop. All cases that have
developed have been quarantined
as we'll as all those who are thought
to have been exposed.
School will remain closed until
after the holidays.
Graham guardian., 1902-11-28

Following is list of documents
fled for record at the county seat,
complied by Fred Dysart, Alb
stracter.
Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co to
Thomas S Kimball ct al, release OF
mortgage $1,000, on W IL Sc IA,
sec 27, tp 6 s, + 26 and lots 3 and
4, blk l6, Thatcher.
Oliver q May TO Elizabeth M
May, deed 81, Q IL sw IA and sw
Ia sw IA, sec %, tp rs, zee, and
4 shares water.
B B Adams to j II McClesky,
release of mortgage $500, on ne
IA Sc IA, s l-2 ne IA NV 4, sec
l3, tip 8 s, r 81 @.
L Lapoint, Jr., locates Spring
and 100 acres 8 miles ne Of San
Francisco river above Clifton.
in Porter and wife to M c
Taylor, deed $500, lots 7, 8, H.
blk 13, Stafford.
United States TO Joseph A Tay.
lor final release receipt s8.47, ne
IA, sw Ii, lots 8 and sec 30, and
lot l sec 81, tp 6 s, I Zoe.
Joseph A Taylor to Franklin r
Taylor, power of attorney, power
to sell or mortgage land.
OBJ Thomas and Charley Rec
locate Yellow Girl, Picannia|
Brook and Link in Rcdfeld dist,
20 miles n of Hooker Hot Springs
Arizona Copper Co. locates
Snake and Bear in Copper Mt dist
Giacinto canon to Edward Merz
deed $500 IL interest in lot I San
Francisco townsite,
Giacinto canon to Edward Mer2
bill Of sale 81, 2interest in furni-
ture and fixtures in saloon and res
taurant in San Francisco.
United States TO Jorgen J Jorgcn-
sen, patent, i2 ne /, sec =, tip I
s 7 26 c.
J II McCleskey to John Evans,
deed, $4,000, ll5 acres in sec l3
tp s s 81 and water rights.
], D DunAgan and wife TO Geo
G Evans, deed $50, l 2 acre in nc
IA, sec 81, tip 8 S, + 32 G.
i d Dunagan and wife to Gee
G Evans, deed SlG50, 55 acres in s
W IA sec "a, tp 8 $, 80 and IA Of
Owens ditch
II G Day and wife to Il ID Duna
gan, deed 81, same as above.
w A Pitt makes certificate thai
he is owner of 3 4 and L D Dunu
gan owner of IA of Owens ditch
Graham guardian., 1902-11-28
Refused to Issue Writ.

Judge McCollum returned from
Tucson last Friday. The Judge
was the attorney appointed by the
court to defend Chacon when he
was first tried and has been his
attorney during all his trials. AS
q last effort the Judge went to Tue
son to ask Judge Davis to issue a
writ of habeas corpus.
Judge Davis looked into the
matter very carefully but refused
to grant the prayer. If the writ
had been issued the execution
would not have taken place,
When Judge McCollum returned
home his client had gone to the
nhappy huutipg grounds"
Graham guardian., 1902-11-28
FRIDAY. NOV 28, 1909.
NEW COMPANY TO Sc FORMED,
Some Eastern PUOpIs Examine Gra-
ham County Mines,

On Thursday Nov. 18th Mr.
Fred Obenanor, a mining engineer
of Detroit and Mr.. D. D. Jayne,
editor and proprietor of the
Authors Magazine of Detroit ar
rived in the valley for the purpose
of examining some mining prop
erty owned by the Colvin boys at
Eden, and which is being handled
by Capt. Thomas hcEniry.
They spent a week examining
this property and the Mammoth
tunnel. They were so we'll pleased
with the property that a deal was
made and as soon as they arrive
home they will organize com
papy capitalized for Sl,0O0,OOO,
and a small stamp mill will be
erected for the purpose of making
practical tests of the gold ore.
They returned to Detroit on Fri
day last.
The gold property is located in
the Table Mountain and the copper
property in the Black Rock dis
trict. There is an immense gold
ledge on the Table Mountain prop
erty that assays from So to SO in
gold and the copper ledges on
the other claims are said to be
very extensive and rich.
The Eastern gentlemen were
we'll pleased with the outlook for
the mammoth tunnel but we under.
stand they well devote their time
for the present in organizing the
mining company which will be
called the Ken-i-e hya Mining Co.
Graham guardian., 1902-11-28

ton If $S8 to nil. Reduce 8 S
cattle from a valuation of Sl60 to |
m COW $40, Is cattle $40, total $40.
Reduce 2 W horses to B mare
from valuation Of $50 to $40,
On motion and by full vote of
the Board the tax collector is here
by ordered to enter the following
on the assessment roll for current
year viz:
Add J E Blair II l 2 acres land
in sec 27, tip 6, sr25 e valuation
$175.
Add 4 D Howard "a l-2 acres
in Sec %, tip 6, r rs e valuation
S245.
On motion and by full vote
of the Board, it is hereby ordered
that Alma Smithson and Maroni
Smithson both being blind and
destitute and county charge, are
hereby granted an allowance OF $40
per month to each, an affidavit to
the Board proving the condition of
these two men is now on file.
On motion the Board adjourned
sine die.
W. R. WADDII.L,
Attest: Chairman.
THOMAS SMITH, Clerk.
Graham guardian., 1902-11-28
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS,
OF THE-
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Of
Graham County, Arizona.

Office of Board of Supervisors of
Graham county, Territory of Arr
zona.
SoLoMoNvILLE, ARIz.,
Nov. lth 1902.
The Board Of Supervisors met at
8 o'clock a. IN. according to law.
The Board found a total vote
cast in the county of 2354. Pre-
cinct candidates received the fol-
lowing vote;
Stafford precinct No. For JUS
tice of peace, W E Sparks, IA
votes; NJ s MeEniry, 1876 votes; I
I Hunter, 6 votes
Duncan precinct No. 2-J T
Tong, SO votes; J L T Waters, 5
votes; scattering, 3 votes.
Clifton precinct No. 3-Justice
of peace, B A Boyles, 246; W e
Beck, 1856; Eduardo Gomez, 76; A
W Moore, "a; scattering, II votes.
Solomonville precinct No. s.
justice of peace, Geo H Hyatt, Al;
Adolph Ruiz, 81 votes; scattering
8 votes.
Pima precinct No. 6-justice of
peace, W W Crockett, 43; Joseph
Lines, 5 votes; scattering, votes
Thomas precinct No. Justice
of peace, Morenus Christensen, 10
votes; James r Kirk, l3 votes;
George McDaniels, 8 votes.
Bonita precinct No 8-justice of
the peace, M L Wood, 48 votes; P
II McGuigan, 23 votes; M H Ma
son, vote.
Aravaipa precinct No 9-W E.
Wootan, 8 votes; H T Firth, 3; M
. GonZales, L vote.
Morenci precinct No 11-justice
of peace, VIM H Chapman, l56; W
H Settle 129, votes; John H Vel
ton, 81; T e Southlee, l vote.
Thatcher precinct No 12-jus
tice of peace, ] A Woods, 81 votes;
Edgar Sessions, 81 votes; scatter
ing, G votes.
Curtis precinct No l3-justice of
peace, S NJ Clark, % votes; Ia
Fuller, 4 votes.
Grand Reef precinct No 16-jus.
tice of peace, James Quinn, 8 votes;
Central precinct No l7-justice
of peace, Ed See, l6 votes.
Metcalf precinct No 18-justice
of peace, Theo Shirley, 81; Joe
Organ, 3S votes.
Benton precinct No l9-justice
of peace, M Bake, IL votes.
San Jose precinct No 20-justice
of peace, A H Bennett, 81 votes.
Franklin precinct No 2l-justice
of peace, George Carlton, IA votes.
Lebanon precinct No 22-J H
Woolsey, Is votes.
Hubbard precinct No 23-justice
of peace, Free Hubbard, 20 votes;
Tom Kimball, l vote; Orvil Lar
son, l vote.
Guthrie precinct No 25-justlce
of peace, w e Beck, 2 votes; A
NJ Moore, ! votes
Graham guardian., 1902-11-28

LOST-One bay mare 5-years
old past, white spot in the fore
head, both hind feet white, brand
ed circle 2 with bar underneath on
left thigh, about Is hands high
Strayed or was stolen from p. o.
Peterson's pasture last May. $40
reward will be paid for the de.
livery of said animal to Jeter &
Reynolds store, SnfFOrd. Dvc-fg.
Graham guardian., 1902-11-28
justiee Of peace, Theodore Shirley,

oVapici Cdu II hODeIlS, I0CSlNCu
107 votes; Geo E Stale, 81 votes;
H O'Neil, 81 votes; Geo W Ship
man, SO votes.
Duncan precinct No 2-constable
G W Phillips, 40 votes; M 0 Tay-
lor, IA votes; scattering, 3 votes.
Clifton precinct No 3-constable
John Parks, 1856 votes; W A Ham
ilton, l49 votes; Jake Sollars, l8
votes; scattering, 8 votes.
Solomonville precinct No s.
constable, Rumaldo Elias, 81 votes;
NJ Michelena, 25 votes; scattering,
8 votes.
Pima precinct No 6-constabIe
Jos Greenhalgh, 29 votes; A Rhon-
or, 4 votes; S f Allen, 8 vote; scat.
tering 4 votes
Thomas precinct No 7-con,
stable, james Sorrell, 20 votes; G
W. McDaniels, IL votes; NJ Chris
tensen, vote.
Bonita precinct No 8-constabIe,
NJ H Mason, "A votes; Ben r
Marks, "a votes.
Aravaipa precinct No Con.
stable, J + Wootan, 3 votes; D O
Upchurch, 2 votes; scattering, 2
votes
Morenci precinct No Icon
stable, W G Crawford, 1856 votes;
H D Keppler, l5S votes; Jose B
Hernandez, l vote
Thatcher precinct No l2-con-
stable, W r Bingham, 81 votes;
John Daley, 2 votes; scattering, 3
votes.
Curtis precinct No l8-consta-
bic, Isaac Palmer, % votes; scatter
ing 3 votes.
Grand Reef precinct No Icon
stable, J r Wootan, l vote.
Central precinct No l7-consta
bic, Oscar Webster, Is votes.
Mctcalf precinct No 18-consta
bic, George Burkner, 81 votes; Tim
NardeIli, 20 votes.
Benton precinct No 19-consta-
BILE, George W Burns, II votes.
San Jose precinct No 20-con.
stable, Angel Biannes, 80 votes.
Franklin precinct No 2l-con-
stable, J w Elledge, IL votes.
Lebanon precinct No 22-con-
stable T Alger, II votes.
Hubbard precinct No 23-con-
stable, A A Alfred, 1G votes; scat
tering 5 votes.
Guthrie precinct No. 25-con-
stable, John Parks, 2 votes; w A
Hamilton, vote.
Eagle Greek precinct No 20
constable, Geo Burkner, 6 votes.
From the foregoing canvass the
Board finds the following named
persons having received a majority
of the votes cast for the offices for
which they were candidates.
On motion, all members voting
aye, it is hereby ordered that such
persons having received majorities
are hereby declared elected to the
Office for which they respectively
were candidates and the clerk is
hereby directed to issue to each of
such persons certificate of his
election, as required by law, viz:
Delegate to congress, J F. Will
son.
Legislative Assembly,
Council, H B Rice.
Representative, W T Webb.
Representative, Gus Williams.
Sheriff, James V Parks.
Probate Judge, P G Little.
District Attorney, Charles L
Rawlins.
Treasurer, Geo B Gamble.
Recorder, Mitt Simms.
School Superintendent, w A
Moody.
Supervisor, Ira Harper.
Supervisor, Eugene Caruthers.
Surveyor, Harry Whitaker.
Justice of the Peace, Stafford No
l, M S McEniry.
Constable, Stafford No l, Samuel
e Roberts.
Justice of the Peace, Duncan No
2, ] I Tong.
Constable, Duncan No 2, G W
Phillips,
Tuet;oa Of tho poooa Clifton No
Graham guardian., 1902-11-28

crawford.
Justice of the Peace, Thatcher
No IL, ] A Woods.
Constable, Thatcher No II, W
r Bingham.
Justice of the Peace, Curtis No
l3, S NJ Clark.
Constable, Curtis No 13, Isaac
Palmer.
Justice of the Peace, Grand
Reef, No l6, Jas Quinn.
Constable, Grand Reef, No 16, J
R Wootan.
Justice of the Peace, Central No
II, Ed See.
Constable, Central No II, Oscar
Webster.
Justice of the Peace, Metcalf No
IS, Theo Shirley.
Constable, Metcalf No IS, Geo
Burkner.
Justice of the Peace, Benton No
10, NJ Bake,
Constable, Benton No 10, Geo
v Burns.
Justice ofthe Peace, San Jose,
No 20. A II Bennett.
Constable, San Jose No 20,
Angel Biannes.
Justice of the Peace, Franklin
No 81, Geo Carleton.
Constable, Franklin No 21, j W
Ellodge.
Justice of Peace, Lebanon No %,
J II Woolsey.
Constable, Lebanon No %, It
Alger.
Justice of the Peace, Hubbard
No %, Free Hubbard.
Constable, Hubbard No 23, A A
Alfred.
Now comes w II Settle justice
Of the peace Morenci precinct No.
IL, and presents to the Board a
statement showing that Morenci
precinct No II, has population
in excess of 5000 and demands q
certificate Of election to the office
of justice of the peace Morenci pre-
cinct No II, and having received
one hundred and. twehty-nine (l2Q)
votes, at the election held on the
4th day efNovember 1902, in said
precinct,
On molten of Chairman Waddill
that a certificate of election be is
sued to W H Settle justice of peace
Morenci precinct No IL, as is re-
quired by law, he (Settle) having
received the next highest vote in
said precinct, seconded by Ira
Harper, member.
The motion was then placed by
the chairman and resulted as fol-
lows:
WI WaddiIl voting aye.
Ira Harper voting aye,
Henry Hill voting nay.
The motion was carried by q
majority vote of the Board, and the
clerk is hereby ordered and direct
ed to issue a certificate Of election
to W II Settle, justice of the peace
of Morenci precinct No IL.
On motion, unanimously carried
the aforementioned persons APP
peared before the Board and stated
their grievances regarding their
taxes, after due consideration the
amounts were corrected and re-
duced as follows:
H ] Harvey reduced on mer-
chandise from q valuation of $50
to nil.
H J Harvey reduced on saddle
from valuation Of S25 to $40,
II ] Harvey reduced on lots Nos
Is to 20 from valuation of 1920
to $240.
H ] Harvey reduced on i'm
provements from a valuation of
1926 to 1925.
Hiram S Palmer, assessed for 33
acres land valuation of $500 offed
by Board and the tax collector is
hereby ordered to enter upon the
assessment roll Of the current year
in the name of | E Solomon.
w H Settle reduced on IL houses
in Morenci from valuation of
$1,000 to $1,000.
Thomas Blake reduced on 80
acres land from a valuation of 5000 |
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-02-19
NOW LOOK Quill

"Take care of YOURSELF" say our friends.
"I'll try to-" we answer. We do take little
care, yet in spite of warm clothes, rubbers
and mnc1intoshes, an army of people were
bowled out by pneumonia and other lung
and chest diseases last winter. They
CUUghJ cO1uJ neglected. It, let It fix upon
them, were torn by coughs, choked by
infammations and congestions, wasted by
fever, tired out by pain and then gave up
the fight. The hour you realize that you
have cold on the chest, place a Bcnson's
Porous Plaster where the pain or oppres-
sion is felt. If you think two are needed
make it two No harm if you were COW
cred with them. They act quickly and
prevent the engagement of blood in the
organs. In this way-with ordinary eau,
ton as to exposure-you will break up the
cold and avoid a serious sickness. No
other applications, or any other form Of
treatment, will accomplish this as certainly
and speedily. Bensons Plasters have a dis
tinct and positive action and are curative to
the highest degree. Use them with the same
confidence for coughs, muscular rheuma-
tism, the grip (back and chest) and all sim
liar ailments. Women, who are chief suffer
ers from cold weather complaints, should
keep these plasters always within rea.s -
Get the genuine. All druggists, or we VIII
prepay postage on any number ordered in
the United States on receipt of 25c. each.
Ssabury & johnson, Mfg. Chemists. NY.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-02-19
CHAPTER III.
TIE MANsURA BELL.

~T% HE fair and election were had
as notified to Oakfell by Fa-
ther Grhe. Ii was a notable
n occasion. The quaint little
hamlet sf ManSura, whose
residents were all French and whose
verandaed dwellings and shops fronted
its single street, broad and umbra-
geous. in two ranks of unequivocal yell
low, was throughout the day denied its
accustomed sleep by noise of buggy
teams and saddle horses hitched TO
its trees and the chatter and laughter
Of women, young and old, pretty and
otherwise. who vended gumbo, roast
fowl, coffee cake and claret punch at
famine prices to the men boisterously
patronizing their tables. The con-
course was distinctively French. No
English word was heard in the greet
ings, jests and gatherings. The pale
nuns Of the Holy Family converts at
Marksville and Mansura chaperoned
coveys of shy girl pupils and stood
between them and the bold glances Of
dark eyed youths, and the priests Of
Moreauville, Choupque and Marks
vile lent the influence of their pres
ence to the interests of their good
brother of Mansura.
The four reverend gentlemen. smok-
ing cigars in front of the schoolhouse
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-02-19

the lungs, emaciation and weakness, have
been perfectly and permanently cured
by the use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. 1t cures the cough,
heals the lungs, and builds up the body
with solid flesh.
rWhen I commenced taking your medicines,
eighteen months ago my health was completely
broken down" writes Mrs. Cora L. Sunderland,
of Chaneyville, Calvert Co., Md. cat times l
could not even walk across the room without
pains in my chest The doctor zth0 attended me
said Ihad ling trouble and that aOould ne0ey be
aoeH again. At last concluded to try Doctor
Pierce's medicines. bought bottle of Cold
en- Medical Discovery, took it, and soon COM
menced to feel little better then you directed
me to take both the Golden Medical Discov-
cry and the Favorte Prescription which 1
did. Altogether l have taken eighteen bottles
of Golden Medical Discovery twelve of the
Favorite Prescription and five walls of Pei
let's am now almost entirely we'll, and do all
my work without any pain whatever, and can
run with more ease than l could formerly 1CaB."
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of 81 one-cent stamps to cover
expense of mailing only. Address DR.,
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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No. 313.-Beheadments Dart Sport
Folio Crush.
No. 314.-A Famous Novel: Ben-Hur
No. 315,-Central Syncopations: l
Cheat, chat .. Bitter, bier. 3. Noise
nose.
No. 316-A Letter Puzzle: General
Nathaniel Greene.
No. 317.-A Trip: Liege. Geneva
Valverde. Detroit.
No. 31S.-Curtailings Newton.
Learn. 2. Grippe. 3. Low. 1. Pique-t
5. Tod-o. 6. Brown.
No. 310.-Extracts:
/. "Sea nymphs," etc.
2. "THose are pearls" etc.
3. "SeA water shalt" etc.
4. Look! He's winding" etc.
5. "No USE of metal" etc.
6. "Ill fish for thee" etc.
Z. "By foul Play" etc.
s. "rhe nerves are" etc.
8. There's no harm DONE"
10. 81 am more seRious," etc.
IL. cone word morB," etc.
No. 320.-Just Misses: Misfortune,
Mischief. Mistrust, Misty.
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No. 32S.-MysticaI Square.
o o o o o g o o o o

to . is to shut in; 2 to is to instruct
1 to is to breathe out; 4 to is build
ing; 3 to 6 is may be explained; 6 to is
to darken; 3 to s is to perform; 8 to is
to search into; 8 to 6 is to imprint; 2 to
is to raise high; 0 to IL is to puff up;
II to 3 is a chosen part; 8 to u is a
funeral grafton; II to is to run away;
Z to 10 is to extract; Is to is to bestow
l to 10 is to cut off; 10 to 8 is magis-
trate of ancient Rome; to 0 is to COM
pei; 8 to 8 is summary.