. Il literary digest. iist nomi sono de-scriptive dell'uomo, come One-Eye,o Crooked-Leg o Stroug-Arm.Jiut naturalmente quando un tale uomo morto hisname non potevano essere trasferiti perché hisson potrebbe non essere come lui, cioè Crook-ed-gambe figlio avrebbe senza dubbio havestraight gambe, in modo che il nome non woxdd fithim. Qui si dovrebbe essere interpolato che anome dato un uomo per alcuni physicalpeculiarity ha spesso passati a de-scendants chi non montare; otherwisewhy dovremmo avere per giorno di tall mennamed piccolo e gracile namedStrong gli uomini? Il nostro autore dice fuither, trattare withnames che sono rigorosamente patronimico

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. The literary digest. iist names were de-scriptive of the man, such as One-Eye, or Crooked-Leg, or Stroug-Arm.Jiut of course when such a man died hisname could not be passed on because hisson would not be like him, that is, Crook-ed-Legs son would doubtless havestraight legs, so the name woxdd not fithim. Here it should be interpolated that aname given a man for some physicalpeculiarity has often passed on to de-scendants whom it did not fit; otherwisewhy should we have to-day tall mennamed Little and puny men namedStrong? Our author says fuither, dealing withnames that are strictly patronymics: When family names were used, notdescriptive of any one man, but handeddown from father to son, and the popula-tion increased, there might be two or threeJohns in one clan and people would notknow which one was meant when the nameJohn was used. Then given nameswere necessary, a given name being onethat is given to the child after birth, while the fathers name became his byright of birth. The surname may have come from. For thirty years Faust Coffee and Tea havebeen famous the world over for their unsur-passed flavor, winning the HIGHEST AWARDS at theFairs in Paris, France; Liege and Brussels, Belgium;St.Louis, Portland, San Francisco and San Diego, U.S.A. Several years ago, by our ownsecret process, we began manu-facturing this same coffee andtea in the new form—in solubleform—ready for instant use, without boiling, cooking orsteaming; without pot, groundsor leaves—by merely puttingthe soluble powder in a cupand adding hot water. The demand for this wonderfulCoffee and Tea in its wonder-fully new, convenient and eco-nomical form had assumed nationalproportions by the time war was de-clared. Then we ceased selHng thepublic and furnished our entire outputfor the boys over there. They deservedit and received it—but now the war isover and we can again serve the public.To get back to a peace basis quicklyand because we know that the good-ness and convenience and economyof Fa

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• bookcentury1800
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