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  7. COMRETITIONS FOR SEPTEMBER.

    A (For children under 16).—I. List of verbs made out of the letters in the word Presentations," H.: My favorite King or Queen of England. ...

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  8. TRUMPET AND FLAG.

    The last bugle’s dying echoes falter down the narrow valley. The doubtful battle tarried in so long: An turning from their dreadlong charge ...

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  9. POETRY.

    I am always afraid he will amother,— Though I think he’s, accustomed to shpcls/—For he jumps with a smile, ...

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  10. SELECTED POETRY.

    Where are the men of the great English nation, Sleeping or, dead that they, hear not the cry ...

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  11. THE SPY.

    It was the close of a purfeet April day. The west wind had died away as the afternoon advanced and the air was mild and still. Sheets of white violets ...

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  12. PUZZLES. (1.) FAMOUS KATES.

    [?] petition; is offensive to good, manners: beseeches and prays; makes things smooth and slippery; unfolds the ...

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  13. (2.). WORD-SQUARES.

    A point of the compass; surface; bodies of water; stint. II. Venerable; to bestow; always; to ...

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  14. THE HOB-GOBLIN PARTY.

    The Hob-Goblins were giving a party. It was the birthday of the youngest Hob-Goblin, and yet the people asked to the party were the friends of the oldest ...

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  15. (3.) NUMBER PUZZLE.

    A pumber is composed of three figures Their sum is equal to 12. The sum of the first and second is equal to the third, and the sum of the first and ...

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  16. MARKET DAY.

    When father goes to town sometimes, With loads of things to sell, And, says he'll leave one horse at home— ...

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  19. THE DRUMMER.

    A blood-red battle sunset stainis The lurid winter sky: What spirit stirs within our veins, And lifts our hearte so high? ...

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  20. IN SLUMDERLAND.

    You seem to be sleeping, my dear little lad, You're quiet as quiet can to; But you can't deceive me—I know you ...

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  21. THE LAST WORD.

    Creep info thy narrow bed, Creep, and let no more be said! Vain thy onset! all stands fast Thou thyself must break at le[?]st, ...

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  23. BONNINGTON’S JUBES.

    A soothing, pleasant and affective pastille (medicated with "Bonnington’s Trish Moss") for huskiness or irritation. Une[?]naled for the throat and voice ...

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  24. YOUTH AND OLD-AGE.

    A remedy, equally good for young and old is. "Bounington’s Trish Mess,” It will cure Bronchitis, Influenza, Whooping Cough or Croup with equal certainty. ...

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  25. WHEN GEORGE III. WAS KING.

    The children’s every-day names were Fred, Dumny, and Lina. Their real ones were Frederick, Augusa, and Carolina, because they lived in the days ...

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