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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08
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While the average man is satisfied
with a maximum Of thirty.two teeth,
a Turk near Baiburt, in Asia Minor,
boasts Of forty-five, all perfect. He be.
longs to we'll toothed family, his
mother and sister each have the
same number.
), Physicians, chemists and physlodo-
gists (many of them smokers them.
selves) agree that smoking before
maturity is reached always leads to
a waste of nerve power and brain
force, and thus squanders life by weak.
enins the very centre of strength.
At the end of the human vertebral
column is the coccyx, which forms n
true rudimentary tail. In the adult
this Is concealed beneath the skin but
in the embryo, both in man and the
ape, 1t is much longer than the limbs.
In the human embryo the muscles for
wagging the tail are still to be found.
All the evidence at hand goes to
favor the idea advanced by Sir Isaac
Newton, that the motions of bodies in
space are suffering retardation and
that their velocity is steadily being
diminished to the point where it will
ultimately cease. Astronomers have
calculated that the earth, for example,
loses about ane hour in 10000 years.
The effect of moisture on wood Is
referred to in the report of Forest Ser.
vice of the United States Department
Of Agriculture. 1t was found that
proper drying greatly increases the
strength and stiffness of all kinds
OF wood, e. g., red spruce dried at 100
degrees centigrade is 400 percent
stronger than when green. Upon alb.
sorbing moisture again wood be.
comes weaker than when green. Air
dried wood protected from the weather
and containing IL percent moisture,
is from one-seventh to one.half times
as strong as when green.
The artificial cork of recent
French patent is made of a mixture
Of anonymous cellulose (pith of rushes,
powdered cocoanut (solution of nitro
pulp, fbrous cellulose (thistledown,
textiles, or esparto pulp, and aggluti.
mating cellulose (solution of nitro.
usedcellulose. Glasslined moulds with
small holes for the escape of vapor
are used to shape the pasty compost
ton. The volatile solvents of the nj /
are evaporated, the corks ,
are removed from the moulds, and /
The nitro.cellulose is denitrated by q .
agent. The finished material
Is given resistance to water by dipping /
INTO tungstic acid
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08

Pillg | was Walking with TWO canes
and suffering continual pains, head
aches and s'eepless nights. ! i'm
proved quickly and after taking three
boxes felt better than l had for 10
years. The effects have been lasting. v
Sold by all dealers. so cents box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, \. Y.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08

The Alaska Packers Association
have taken the highest awards at
every worlds Fair where their goods
were shown. At st. Louis Worlds
Fair the Red Salmon took the grand
prize. The only grand prize ever
given to Salmon al any Worlds Fair.
The Argo Red Salmon is the best that
is packed.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08
TIE pACHYDERMS.

81 thought you wanted TO play with
those little rh!noceroses,' said the
mother h.ppopotamus. What is the
trou5le?"
II don't like 'em, mamma blub'
bered the young hip2opotamus.
They're too tough a crowd fer me-
Chicago Tribune.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08

Quickly recover their strength II treated
with l.eouurdi's Golden Eye Lotion. Blood
shot inflammation and soreness are reviewed
without pain in one day tools heals and
strengthens. Insist on having "Leonardi
ltmgEes strong eyes. Guaranteed or money
refunded. Druggists se.l it ut 70 cts. or
forwarded prepaid on receipt of price by >.
Il. Leonard d Co.. Tampa. Fla.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08
4 SLOW READER.

Mr.. Hiram Often: Il thought the
door bell rang a few minutes ago
Mrs. Hiram Often; 80 it did, and
Bridget answered It,"
MIR. Hiram Often: But what's keep.
ing her go long
Mrs. Hiram Cffen "A postal card,
probably. p ailadelphla Press.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08

ney disease ana
rheumatism laid
me up off and on
for ten years. Aw-
full pains started
from the kidneys
and coursed down
through my limbs.
I sought the best
medical treatment,
but in vain, and
when l began us
ing Doan's Kidney
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08
NOT ROMANTIC.

"And you refused Dr.. s!asher? Such
q future
Il know It. bu. always thinking OF
nothing hut business, Why, while he
was holding my hand, after he had
proposed, he drew Oh. his watch and
began to coun. my pul4e,"-Ch!cago
Journal
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08

TIE ABEENT- MINDED PROFESSOR
Hostess: "oh, professor, haven't
You brought your wlfe?'
Professor: There! knew Ia FOR
gotten connecting Puck.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08
ECAf.

Ascum; did Shea actually ask old
Roxley for his daughters hand?"
Wise: Yes, and he claims he com.
PEELED the old man to toe the mark"
Ascum: you don't say?"
Wise: Yes, but he was the mark"
The Catholic Standard and Times.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08
CRT'Er;Ty TO FIDO.

Mrs. Writup: Why did you dis
charge that nurse girl?'
Mrs. De Swell; She kicked poor
little Fido just for biting the baby"
Utica Observer.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08

The milk pans are quickly cleaned
and rid of all greasy feel" when
washed in borax and water in the fol-
lowing proportlons-one tablespoon
full of borax to quart OF water
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Arrsnoina for the Kick.

Hang it," growled young Loye,t to
the girl of his heart, 1T makes me
mad every time think OF that $40 i
lost today. | certainly feel as II I'd
like to have somebody to kick me-"
by the way, Jack. don't you ta!nk
you had better speak to father this
evening ?"-Brooklyn Citizen.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08

ArGo Red Salmon being firm In
texture, and deep red in color, makes
the most delicious salad. Several
salad recipes are given in the Argo
Cook Book.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08

FITS, st. Vitus' Dance :Nervods Diseases ner.
manently cured by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Rest9rer. - trial bottle and treatise free
W. d. K. Kline, Id, 1881 Arch St. Phila.. Pa
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08
THE PARTY LIME.

Hubby: "Why didn't you come to
the door and let me in?"
Wife: II couldn't, George. Our
neighbor was talking to somebody and
l was at the phone. "-Cleyeland Plain
Dealer.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08

A company of settlers, in naming
their new town called it Dictionary
because as they said, that's the only
place where peace, prosperity and
happiness are always found"
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THE RELATIONSHIP

Aren't you related to Mrs. Wa.
bash?"
Nes-in a way, My third wife
married her fourth husband. "-Cleve-
land Leader.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08

Argo Red Salmon is cleaned and
packed entirely by machine, and not
touched by hand.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08

rsrhat Is an expert. fatlier?'n
Gan expert, my son, Is one who g-is
tofmoney. and the more money ho
n khe more expert ne Is. New
>~ald. 11zEN
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08
pEAT TO IT.

Merchant: Yes, We are III 49,
OF a janitc-. Where were YOU
ployej last?'
. Applicant: In BANK, ST. o.
Merchant: did you clean IT out!
App,,cant; .No. sir. The cashier
did that.v-Chicago Daily News.
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WHERE DOCTORS FAILED.
An Interesting Case From Salem, the
Capital OF Oregon.

F. A. Sutton, r. F. d. No. 4, Salem,
Oregon, says: Acute attacks of kid
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-08

While the average man is satisfied
with a maximum Of thirty.two teeth
Turk near Baiburt, in Asia Minor,
boasts of forty-fve, all perfect. He be.
longs to a we'll toothed family, his
mother and a sister each have the
same number.
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Please give meaning in full. origin
and application of Initiative and ref
erendum." G.
1t is a system under which the
people take a direct part in making
laws. Under the Initiative" the peo-
pie draw up bill and submit it to the
Legislative body for action: under. the
referendum the legislative body
passes a bill and submits-rcfers-it
to a vote of the people, without whose
approval it does not become q law.
Our Constitution is amended BY the
referendum" process. The Constitu-
ton itself provides that the Congress,
whenever two thirds of both houses
shall deem 1t necessary, shall propose
amendments to this Constitution, or
on the applications of the Legislatures
of two-thirds of the several States,
shall call convention for proposing
amendments, which, in either case,
shall be valid to all intcnts and pur-
poses, as part of this Constitution,
when ratified by the Legislatures Of
three-fourths of the several States. or
by conventions in threefourths there
Of as one or the other mode of ratiti-
cation may be proposed by the Con-
gress."
The Country Doctor.
Yes. he had sins to answer for.
OF this no question more;
He sometimes drank till he was drunk,
| When he was angry-swore.
And yet, more sympathetic heart
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Baltimore was seen for the first
time, when, as n boy of ten years, In
company with clerical committee of
which my father was member, visit
was made to that city in the interests
of a certain newly-formed missionary
society. l was particularly anxious
to see for myself the celebrated Fort
Henry, from the ramparts Of which
the American flag floated in that at
tack upon it in the War of 1912, which
inspired the poet. Francis Key, to write
his famous song, Tho Star Spangled
Banner" So l stole away by myself
and prowled around the city, while
my elders and superiors We're having
committee meetings with the Rev. DR..
Johns. of Emmanuel Church, the Rev.
DR.. Granmer and others. We went to
the Rev DR.. Cummins's church (after-
wards Bishop Cummns. of the Re-
formed Episcopal church,. and ] re-
member how he announced the hymn,
softly now the light of day" as If 1T
We're pronounced "Haftly now the light
| of day" The little boy also remem-
bered that the doctor seemed to look
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right up into certain corner of the
ceiling, as if he drew all his inspira-
ton from some unpercelved angel, ap-
parently hidden behind vast fan-llkc
vcntilator, and he wanted very much,
as he sat in his pew in church. to form
company of investigation and en-
ploration into the mysteries OF that
great and mysterious church loft up to
which the preacher in the pulpit d.
rectcd his fixed right eye!
Dr. Grammer was also very popu-
lar pulpit orator in those days. though
upon very different plane from that
of his brilliant and gifted son. the Rev
| Carl E. Grammer, the present rector
of ST. Stephens Church, Philadelphia
EIe shook his head at the youthful WIS.,
itor and expressed the gravest doubts
as to whether he would ever become as
good a man as his father, and warned
the somewhat perturbed boy of the
awful fate which awaited ministers
sons who did not live up to the stand
ard of their fathers. Years afterwards
when reading for the first time Dick
ems story of Great Expectations"
appreciated the feelings of little pip,
when in the company Of the escaped
prisoner, he realized the vengeance
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The Suffrage Law.

Please answer III your Sunday s
Query Column the following questions:
1. How long does a man nave to
reside in a town before he can regis
ter and vote in town elections?
.. Does the tax receipt apply to town
elections?
A READER OF YOUR PAPER.
BY the terms of sections 49, 20 and
81 of the Constitution. no person can
vote in any election for officers cleo
tive by the people unless he has r~
sided in the State for two years. in
the county, city or town for one year
and in the precinct in which he offers
to vote for thirty days next preceding
the election at which he offers to vote
AS will be seen, this language APP
plies to towns precisely as it does tc
cities and counties
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discharges may be granted by the

discharges may be granted by the
company commander.
The following are considered good
and sufficient reasons for granting
such discharges:
"First-Expiration of term of SER
vice.
"Second-Rcmoval of residence out
of the state of Virginia. or out of the
bounds of tho command to which he
belongs.
misunderstanding. established by
certificate of a medical officer or
licensed physician"
In the case mentioned, If the man
has taken the oath of enlistment. he
can be held for duty, but if he has
not, he cannot be considered subject
to duty.
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a Hook.

Where may I get the volumesmakins
the Little Hazel series? VIII you pub
fish for me the song. Jesus is Ten
DERBY Calling?" d. r.
Any bookseller can get 1t for you
The hymn is in several collections, but
we may publish it il some one will
send copy.
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4 Problem.

If one pipe empty a cistern in and
1-2 hours, and second empty it in
and IL hours; how long will it take
both together to empty the cistern?
j. d.
First pipe empties in liz hours.
Hence it empties 211 per hour. Second
empties in 215 per hour. Together
they empty Eli plus 2-15 in an hour.
This is 52-165 per hour; hence it will
require 1852 hours to empty the els
tern. Reducing, this becomes hours
10 minutes % and 1-13 seconds.
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have several old gold coins with
the name "Tempton Reid" stamped on
them. Are they of value? +. r. NJ
The name is "Templeton Reid" not
Tempton. All Reid strikes are worth
30 per cent. premium at least
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Please inform me who painted tho
original of the engraving, Washing
ton Crossing the Delaware and where
the picture is now. H. "a.
Thomas Sully (born in England. 1883;
died in Philadelphia, 1879 painted the
picture about 1920. 1t is now the
property of the Boston Museum
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..Ro:,tl,es.

We are bothered with reaches. What
will destroy them? C, c. S.
Dust powder composed of equal
parts of pulverized borax and pull
verified sugar arouad the places fire.
quented by the reaches.
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Will YOU be good enough to tell me
the value, if any, of United States
silver five-cents of 1890? j. p. NJ.
1t has no premium value in any
catalogue we have
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Please answer in your next issue
Is there any value to Confederate
money. SUBSCRIBER.
1t has no intrinsic value, but is pur-
chased at small price for souvenirs.
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ruttinr The Gloss On.

Please answer through your Query
Column what will put gloss on limo
leum. S. N. d.
Equal part of spirits turpentine and
linseed oil.
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Than his ! never knew;
He was friend whom you could trust
For he was ever true.

L'oi hS Wdo SNSI u ut.
The poor of his whole ncighborhood
Did love him, one and all;
He was a doctor, and his skill
Was ever at their call.
patient with no bank account :.
To him was just the same:
His call as good as any check
With Rockefellers name.
Nay more, when needy ones were sick
From want of nourishment
And medicine could do no good,
Bought food and had it sent.
Through summers heat and winters
cold,
For moro than thirty years.
Up hill and down. by day and night,
He went at calls of theirs.
He was no shallow quack forsooth.
But college, bred and all;
No better sheepskin others had
To hang upon their wall.
When he was stricken poor ones came
Inquiring at his door:
1t seemed as If their hearts would
break
To see his face no more.
And when he died was laid away
In humble country grave.
Amid the folks whom he had aursed,
To whom his life he gave.
Now what / want to know is this.
Which for one stronger pleads,
The talking of angelic things.
Or doing kindly deeds?
He was no saint, made no pretense,
! He ever had n call.
But spent his life in doing good
| To others, that was all.
What went with him beyond the grave
| Is not for me to tell.
And yet I feel If he was lost
| A good man went to hell.
And this never can believe
Against all Holy Writ,
While God is love. He will not send
| a good man to the pit
So where he is ] leave to Him.
| Whose goodness answers quite
| The question that the Judge Of all
| With him will deal Alright.
DUVAL PORTER.
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Where is the principal office of the
Adams Express Company on the James
River Railway? AN OLD READER.
A. E. Huff, supt. Adams Express Co.,
Baltimore Md.
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An Author.

Will you be kind enough to tell me
the author of The Convalescent?"
READER.
N. 2. wits.
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I'rOblcil1.

Will you give me an answer that
will work in the following problem?
a person wishes to pay Sloo for 100
animals. giving $40 each for cows, So
for hogs, and 30 cents for sheep; how
many Of each does he buy?
e. A. T.
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Grated Pineapple, large cans nc
Best American GRADUATED
Sugar, per pound DC
New Dates. per 10
Best quality Canned Tomatoes. 70
French Candy, per lb.........5 DC
Z Large Bars swift's Pride
Soap for laundry for -. /. 2;.
Best City Meal zoe peck; or,
per bushel ,75c
Best Catawbn or Blackberry
Wine. per gallon ....... zoe
Kalston's Crisp--fne cereal.
per package ...............se
IL bars Hustler Soap for !. .5c
Have you tried our Silver
King Flour? Best on the
market. Per bag. 3.c; or.
per barrel ............. $500
lib. package Fine Creamery
15utter $3.50. ............ zoe
Mason's Fruit lars, porcelain
tops; quart, zoe dozen; Ia
gallon, per dozen. ...... zoe
Large package Gold Dust. for
cleaning, for ............2 zoe
Small size, for ..............5c
bars Witch Hazel Soap. for
the toilet, in box. ...... Zoe
Duffy Malt Whiskey. per bot
tie ........ .............. Soc
lbs. Mountain Roll Butter ..5c
Snowflake Patent Family
Flour, zoe hing; or, per
barrel ................ 1916
Soda Crackers or Ginger
Snaps, per 1b. ..............4c
Sugar Corn. 4 cans for. :5c
Large Bottles Essence Lemon
and Vanilla ................5 &c
Best OIL Sardines, for. -. .:5c
Best Canned Asparagus -. "5c
s bars Octagon-S Shape Soap. .5c
Three plugs Grape. Reynolds's
Sun-Cured. Apple and Peach
Best Bartlett Pears, per can. Sc
Best Frankfort Sausage, 1b. =. De
lib. package Cleaned Cur
rants $500. ........... .10c
Cracker Dust and Oyster
Crackers, per ID &c
Good Salt Pork, per lb.... S lie
Cottage Hams. not a bone In
them. per Id. ......... IL 1-2c
Best SugarCured Hams. per
pound ..........--.. .1Gc
Best Breakfast Bacon, pound. Zoe
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city Distances

Kindly tell me how many miles 1t is
from the Boulevard at West End to
Thirty sixth Street East End.
A SUBSCRIBER
BY scale, the distance from west
line OF boulevard to east line of
Thirty sixth on Broad. is Ia miles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-26

airy from Theodore Bland 20 the close
OF the war? o. V.
VIII some correspondent send us
list?
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Veterans Pension.

Can veteran residing in OHIO draw
a Confederate pension from the state
of Virginia? IL |.
No
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pate.

Please tell me what day of the
month the third sunday in Tune, 1888
fell on. blRIlti'Aa.
The 18th.
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Prince George Cavalry.

Can you give me the names of the
commanders Of the Prince George Cav
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Presidents.

Can you tell me whether jefferson
and Madison had any children?
STUDENT.
Jefferson, six daughters; Madison had
no children
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A Coin.

please tell me If can set any
premium for silver halfdoilar of 1877
with small IS on reverse w. "
No.
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Will you answer in the Query Col
'umn the following questions: Was a
nominating speech made in the st.
Louis Convention Of 1904 for w. r.
Hearst? If so, who made IT:
G L. 2.
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To Clean Showcases.

Please advise us through your coll
ums if there is anything that will take
snears or the dull look off OF show
cases We have new one that we are
unable 10 clean good and bright.
A DEALER.
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Headquarters for Groceries

Wealways make it point to keep our stock up
to che highest standard of excellence. Let us
prove this to you by calling us and buying. We
save you money.
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ulitcracy in Virginia.
TEACHER.

Please tell me whether the bulk of
illiteracy in Virginia Is found in the
foreign born people or not.
<rIIIyp
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Rather Too Long.

VIII you publish for me Longfel-
lows poem "Evangeline?"
SCHOOL GIRL.
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REUNION AT RICHMOND ON
THE JAMES

Men o. the old gray guard,
You who gloritied arms
In the heyday of youth.
Nor faltcred at wars alarms
From every mountain crest,
From every verdant vale.
Where comrades sleep In death
Virginia bids you HALL"
Meier shall your glory fade
While moons shall wax and wane,
And fame her vigils keep
Ger thousands of your slain.
Come, know good cheer these days
At Richmond on the James;
Forgotten meier shall be
Your glory gilded names.
Beneath the tattered gray
Beat hearts both brave and true,
And. now, when you are old,
This one thing we will do:
Through all the years to come
Our proudest boast shall be-
Our fathers fought and died,
Led by Jackson and Lee.
No iron heel OF war
Doth now ufflict our land;
Peace with her victories
Hath waved her magic wand.
Through all the aisles of Time,
TIL dawns eternal day,
Shall shine the deeds Of men
Who gloriiied the gray.
rn Baptist Theological Seminary. Louis
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The poor of his whole neighborhood
Did love him, one and all;
He was a doctor, and his skill
Was ever at their call.
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Has the half-cent OF 1909 any value?
Il, n.
NO.
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The Military Law.

I belong to a military company, and
would like very much to get out of it..
But the company has never been sworn
in, and please tell me whether or not
they can make me go.
Extract from Regulations for the
Virginia Volunteers" page %, article
". section 111-Discharge. paragraphs
100 and 101:
Honorable discharges may be grant
ed to enlisted men by the commanding
officers of regiments and battnlions, on
application in writing, approved by the
commanding officer Of the company to
which the applicant belongs. and in
case of unassigned companies, such
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Various,

Where was the Troy of the ancient
war? Did the Athenians and Spartans
OF that time fight on the same side?
Are our seasons changing?
INQUIRER.
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Mecklenburg Declaration.

Will you be good enough TO let me
know If the Mecklenburg Declaration
was really the first Declaration of
Independence and what is the date
assigned to 1t? S. II. c.
We prefer not to express an opinion,
May 90 l775.