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Eaucntion. "A man who is now keeping large
schosl within six miles Of our Office and who has
Ike three seasons before at 1926 per month. lately
gave the following answers to the following ques-
tons


Q-How many .N'ew England States are there


Ans Twenty.three.


(Which is the largest State in the Unons


Ans :. Philadelphia is The largest. but New-York
does the most business.


Q-Wha. part Of speech is the word bcst-e. G..
he is the best man in town!


Ans.-A regular neuter verb-indica,ve mode.
present tense third person, singular, and agrees
with he-a verb must agree with its nominative
case in number and person
Q-What is seven times nine


Ans.-Eighty one.
Q.-Spel benefit Ans-Benni6t.
Q-Spell beneficial. Ans.-Bennifecail.


Q.-Speil "Wednesday. Ans Wendsday.
Q.-Spell Tuesday. Ans -Teusday.
We solcmnly assure our readers, that very many
oi The persons who keep our common schools, win.
ter after winter, who are thus qualified and
,hey are often men who have had The advantages o.
academical instruction, and can show sundty cer,i-
icates from clergymen and selectmen. that they
are qualified to keep an English school.
| Hampden Journal.