Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-25

1 s. A. C.-No. to both questions.
 T. P. Pit is not.
 w. H. w., \. W. c. and C. V,-Nc value.
 1 Archie.-This column cannot bt : drawn into discussion of woman sui frage and its propriety. l -p- Inquirer-Powell Clayton and Fentor R. McCreery are the representatives o1 this country at Mexico. l t.
 ]. X. 1.-The war department may be able to furnish the information you ask: it is not available elsewhere. i J. L.-Your coin is d French five franc piece, equivalent to our dollar. It has no value here. -u-
 j. E. J.-IOur coin is probably d CO., lonial piece, but if so you are wrong as to date. Worn coins are not valu- able
 J. M. T.. J. c. O.. s. A. C.. H.J. S. and C. R.. T.-The 1894 cent with n tillet head is quoted at S3.25. None of the others are rare
 M. NJ. A.-The fate of the ark of the covenant cannot be stated. If is supposed to have been burned in the | temple of Solomon.
 S. l.. J.-Write d request for the sta tiStics you need to the Board of Statis- ties. Bureau of Commerce and Labor. Washington. D. C.
 A. B.-In what states do women vote on an equality with men. and since when?
 A. In Wyoming. 1869. Colorado. 1893. Utah. 1895. and Idaho. 1896.
 w. l.. G.--1 have no information re- latinS to Tom Wilmington. other than that he was of humble origin. beca me wealthy and respected and was ple- vated to the office of lord mayor of London.
 T. R. W.-Will you give the total number of paid admissions to the St Louis exposition?
 A. With pleasure. as We have done so many times before. The number was 12.S04.616.
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 J. T. G.-Frances E. Willard died Feb 17. 1891. She was native of New York state. but removed to Ohio and later to Wisconsin in early life. Her ability as public speaker was marked. and as an advocate of tenn perance she had few peers.
 Zam.-Is there any way to remove cold freckles. and to whom should one apply for advice:
 A. \ form of freckles that appear in winter generally proceed from dis ordered state of the stomach. Laxa- tives. with face wash that physi- elan will recommend.
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 l.. M.--HOw is sound recorded on graphOphone records?
 X. The record is made by Il needle. the singer or speaker directing his voice toward the horn. No coin so recent as 1S5S is rare. Your other questions have been answered in this column within a mOnth
 '. F. C.--Niercury is of course in- serted in thermometers before the ori- flee in the tube is closed. The cheap thermometers are made by rule and are not very accurately tested. prob ably. To be accurate the marking of the degrees is determined by actual tests of temperature.
 MA man who defends himself against an attack is not guilty of as sanlt and battery. Answers to hyuo- thetical questions like penalty for swearing through a telephone. and th,, penalty for putting out another's eye wn''id he Of no value. as many cir cumstances would have to be reckonel with.
 M. \. D.-In what states may first cousins marry?
 A. In any except Alaska. Arizoua ArkanSas. Illinois. Indiana. Indian Territory. Kansas. Missouri. Nevada. Now HampshiTe. North Dakota. Ohio. otIshora. Oregon. Pennsylvania. south Dakota. Washington and Wy ominc l. ]. B.-we have adopted name for bahbit metal VIC manufacture and world like to learn the manner of copyrightfng it.
 A. Application for the registry of a trademark must i,c made to the com missioner af pstents at Washington D. C. arrompanie,i bv fec of twenty. five dollars The certificate of registry Is in force thirty v.ars and may be renewed for another like term. F. C-Was Pickett killed while lesainp the charge at the battle of