Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-03
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J. C.-The Iron Age is published in New York city. N Mrs A. M. N.---Any bank will ac- ccmmodate you.
 c. V. H-If your cent piece has . shield 1t is worth cents.
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 F. P. WI think Mrs Andrew Carnegie is now in her New York home.
 Subscriber--One born September l0 should be lover of singing, good natured and agreeable.
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 D. o. N.-The horoscope of one born August 31 is the same as Sep tember ls. noted above.
 A. B. H.--August 29, same as Sep tember 19, above. January 13, proud, Independent, versatile, natural heads of large concerns.
 F. D.-You are not yet citizen, E but can become So by obtaining your 11nal papers. Apply to any court of record in your city.
 w. M. PA name on ballot may be erased and another name written. If the electoral college fails to elect 7. a president the election is thrown into congress.
 R. F. B.-Coincidence is noun, formed from the verb coincide. A prefix qualities the meaning of the word to which 1t is attached, or di- rects it's application.
 E. W. R.-Who is the official to whom mutilated currency should be sent for redemption?
 A. Your postof1ce or bank is the most convenient place.
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 D.Cajah.-Was Thomas Paine a Unitarian or Socinian as to his re- ligious belief?
 A. He is reputed to have been a free thinker. I am not sufficiently informed to venture further. opin- ion.
 A. B.-Fanny Crosby resides in Bridgeport, Conn The others you ask about are not in Who's Who Lo- we'll Mason died August II, 1872. He was a musical composer and es- pecially noted as teacher. l know nothing of his religious affiliations.
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 c. H. Pit is impractical to give any data as to the relative destruct- iveness to mankind by war and drink. The history of the world is made up of war, whose destructiveness is be- yond human computation. The hu- man mind could not grasp the idea if printed in figures.
 E. G. F-How many states raise tobacco, what is the amount, and what proportion does Kentucky raise
 A. Some tobacco is grown in near ly all the states, the total in 1906 be- ing 6S2,42S,560 pounds. Of this Kentucky raised 252,300,00 pounds, which was nearly four times as much S's Wisconsin, her nearest competitor, - oduced.
 & cessfully cleaned? Fl ]. Rub we'll into it mixture of $ al parts of white four and corn S u. Let it stay over night and S l shake it out. Repeat operation E necessary. If very badly soiled it SS lid be better to send it to a pro
 sional cleaner. I cannot answer S 1T other question.
 s Mrs E. L. HI cannot advise you ssof hair dye. Gray hair is as much E admired as any. An excellent tonic can be made Of ten ounces of black tea infusion, and two ounces each of bay rum, glycerine and alcohol. The tea infusion should be very strong; boil twenty minutes and let stand till cool, then strain and add the oth- CT ingredients. Perfume to suit, and apply at the roots of the hair.
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 F. E. C.-Are professional men in England better educated than in this country? CD Is there as much nutriment in other parts of beef as there is in porterhouse or siroin steaks? (3) Where is the quota tion. Where MacGregor sits there is the head of the table," to be found? (4) What day was August 27, 1856?
 A. There is probably no discern ible difference. @ Yes.(3) This question has been asked before but I. found no answer. (D Wednes- day
 Clarksville-I want to know of the Esperanto language-its origin, meaning and as much as can be told. Is it original or mixture of other languages?
 A. It is one of many languages in tended to be universal. It is the in- yention of Dr Zamenhof, a Russian. and is original. It is claimed that when student knows few words he can form many words, using simple rules. Count Tolstoi says he learned 10 read 1t after two hours of study. | The Academy of France endorsed 1t, but it is making little or no headway now.
 J. w.-What country breeds the largest draught horses? (2) What country produces the largest men? t3) What is the meaning of horse pawer9