The sun., 1908-06-21
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

eans M mas na sSs s sa sae waa
nasnort ~ ~s anq ts. M os All ,s nrincpni
mnemonsc systems and an outline OF the principles
octhc doctor's own system, which he 10 careful 70
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srtlnciaI aids bt ftis the slen,ents for renicm-
brnnce in tho things themselves. After stating
lnH ns cncf oependence Is yh comparison nc sAys
s M OF ms 'hea @ n,ns sn VI. .xsten
Tor about forty Years and with great success IL ono
may trust the tsstlmonlais that take up liberal
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pledged not to.dlsciose IL. For . number Of years
larss classes o. ths outsxirts OF tho English UNI
ming for examinations in the army. VI tho civil and
Indian services Perhaps some friend may recall
the method sufncisn.ly 70 arord an idea Of IT'S
b ,if,sa hv tha ispso a, ,,ns
Tho carpenters building q house for mo talk
aooqs tno aHsng. nave not careo 70 dlspi,ay
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NOW Wnns 10 Qlutlng and whence the WOruf
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Quito right about tho dictionar1es neither In
shat form nor In such other variant speipps Al
viii naturally suggest themselves doos lt appear to
have attracted tho attention OF the iexoo
lts meaning II found TO bo tho packing with
cement between the wall plata of the bouse frame
and tho ton foundation course the sturue of every
ohinh to keep tho cold away Th,s may prove an
aoospta bic suR gcstlon as TO its origin In England
where thatch roofs srn ser upon houses IL ia usual
W shnA .uo epaee oe."een 'no n.S' no'iNon'a'
timber wnich holds tho rafters and tho upper sur
for this purpose IA cotters' architecture Is tho
dive, or S,rs, = n,.cs ~ ,urs :, i. on,,. y, s,v
that from dlvot has come tn word dln,no ana tba,
with improved building Il has changed its place
Of application and then the material employed.
One would like to know moro of a word that seema
a. old as this
.
Cen Geor9e wssbine,on''s Tis H,,rde % Nsyr W
Jersey" are asked for In the list given is that of
Lewis Campbell Of Capt. Formans Company"
regarding Capt. Formanf His nrst name u possible
also nave you any record OF John Pool OF New
'ei'e' "no was ah onioet III "s HeyS,uH0ns 90 I0gr
~ S !, ,.1n conA.nan rorman was mustered REQ IN Novem
of Continental troops in the Fourth Battalion of
tho Second Establishment. In the new arrang ement
Of IN. .ane hs,,auop h. q, u.,.d n, In conr, .nd
of the Sixth company, having for subalterns First
Lieut.. Richard EdsalI, Second. Lieut. Jonathan
Holmes and Enslan Ephraim WhitIoch ffe became
Captain in the First Regiment September ae 17so:
Major in the Third Regiment November 20, 1881:
Lieutenant Colonel Of the Second Regiment Feb
ruary H. 1885, mustered out at the close OF the war
He had also been Captain OF militia.
The only John Pool whom we md In any grade
among the Jersey troops OF the Revolution was a
private In Capt William Helms's company OF tho
Second Regiment.
mneLe can NJ nnM zone sn 1i tne olo nearly t9asts
how and not 90 foolish as those contained In the
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such are tn,neS man pahtuiiy searches out Tor
n,theo' u ne ne' uene .hal way anu wn,ch ne Is
cnary aoou' shalms WIN others. but mere are
WV tna' eniacA Hshe "e,' anu ootn arc 30 od tnat
A' one con Aa0o '"ei n'''o''
Here's to thee and we and aw' on us!
May we nc'er want naught, none on us
Neither thee nor me nor anybody else.
Aw' on us-nawn on us!"
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That love them that love those that love us
mas becn assigned to the dice game OF shooting crapsr
JouKuR
Thcre is tho most excellent French authority
for denying such an origin Laroussc says of
Crabs Krabs or Crcps) that II is dice game OF
English origin and he gives the rules OF play for
noless than Ave games under that name. Somewhere
In his chatty autobiography George Augustus
Sala described the Salon Frascau In Paris and
made mention OF smaller apartment opening
on the main roulette hall In which creps was played
.sa tn. psnul,!m.,e manage, Of tina, las, licensed
puohc s1mins hnh IN rams. frnsee'i was opened