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AS this may reach the hands of some persons
unacquainted with this House, we append
hereto, as specimens of the testimonials in our
possession, copies of letters from several
gentlemen of political and military distinc-
ton, and widely known throughout the United
States:
BgLvIDERE, ILLINOIS, October 94, 1875.
take great pleasure in recommending Cap
tain GEORGE f. LEMON, now of Washington, ID.
c., to all persons who may have claims to
settle or other business to prosecute before
the Departments at Washington. know him
TO be thoroughly qualified, well acquainted
with the laws, and with Department rules in
all matters growing out of the late war es-
pecially in the Paymaster's and Quartermas-
ter's Offices. / have had occasion to employ
him for friends of mine, also, in the soliciting
of patents. and have found him very active,
well Uniformed, and successful, AS a gallant
officer during the war, and an honorable and
successful practitioner, / recommend him
strongly to all who may need his services.
S. A. HURLBUT, M. c.,
Fourth Congressional District, Illinois,
Lote Major General, q. s. VoIs.
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CLAIMS! CLAIMS !!
THIS CLAIM HOUSE ESTABLISHED 1866.

PENSIONS: a6S,2aessS injured .av or have
hcweycr slight the disability, apply at once,
Thousands entitled.
II 10 desired to correct an erroneous impress
ion that prevails to some extent, that pension
y 8 gratuity--a sort of charity bestowed by.
the Government-and that the poor only are
cntitled. Pension is neither gratuity nor
e1arfty. but Is "A just though inadequate COM
pensation to the soldier tor the Impairment of
Ms physical and mental ability to perform
manual labor, anais, in f-1t, IA part of his con-
tract with the Government, implied, If not ex-
pressed in SO many words
Some persons entertaining the impression
alluded TO, refrain from applying through n
sensitiveness of being regarded AS objects of
the charity of the Government; others do not
nspply by reason OF possessing competency.
TO the nrst class would say You arc indtil-
ging false pride, as the pension rs your due as
lnuch as were pay, isttions and clothing. To
the second class would say, that fortune is
nckieand Tomorrow yon may need what To day
You regard with too much Indifference To- ap-
ply for, and each years delay increases the off
hculty OF establishing your title Your disa-
tiiity is l1kely TO increase with age and NAV be
szhe cause OF your death, in which event, YOU
will have made some provision for your heirs hy
establishing claim.
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BOUNTY.

ONLY org LAW HAS BEEN ENACTED since July
IS 1896, granting bounty to toe ex-solders This
listed prior to July ~ 1861, and honorably dis
charged, provided they have not already receiv-
ed IT. From this class are excepted those dis
charged for promotion, or disability contracted
prior TO enlistment, by reason of minority or
by way Of favor.
THE ADDITIONAL BOUNTY faw is still in force,
the time for fling claims under 1t having been
extended until 1880. Soldiers who enlisted be-
tween APRIL ~. 1861, and DECEMBER "a 1853, in
NEW organizations, and between APRIL !. 1864,
and July is, 1854 for two or three years, and
were honorably discharged on account of expi
ration of term, by reason of their services being
no longer required, or WOUNDS OR INJURIES re-
ceived in line of duty, became entitled to $50
or 800 under this act according TO term of en-
listment, provided they received or are entitled
to receive under former acts, a Bounty of 800,
AND NO MORE
the order named, are entitled toan ADDITIONAL
BOUNTY provided by the act of July 2s, 1856, in
case the soldier enlisted prior to July is, 1854
for period of not less than two years, and for
4 Bounty of 800, and no more, and died in the
service. They are also entitled in cases where
the soldier enlisted above, and was dis
charged by reason of DISABILITY CONTRACTED
IN THE SERVICE AND LINE OF DUTY BEFORE TWO
YEARS SERVICE, ANDp OF SUCH DISABILITY,
OR ITS SEQUENCE, BEFORE THE PASSAGE OF THE
ACT CITED. These heirs named are also en-
titled to said Bounty in every case where the
soldier would have been entitled, If living.
(See the preceding paragraph.)
Those discharged on account of WOUNDS or
INJURIES received in service and line of duty
are entitled to the same amount of Bounty as
the full term was served
Those who. after having served NINE MONTHS,
and been HoNoRABLy DISCHARGED, re-enlisted
! in another organization for three years be-
tween January l. 1853, and April !, 1854, are re-
/ gardrd as VETERANS, and should have received
4 1902 Bounty for their second service, provided
4 that they were discharged by reason of the
GOVERNMENT NO LONGER REQUIRING THEIR SER.
VICES OR ON ACCOUNT OF WOUND OR INJURY
1 RECEIyED WHILE IN SERVICE AND LINE OF
DUTY. OR EXPIRATION OF TERN OF SERVICE.
/ Seamcn and ordinary seaanen, who enlisted
between February "a, aad July lS 1864, and did
! not receive three months advance pay as a
| Bounty, are entitled to the same.
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uH1QC, Widows, children under twenty.
AAA4AN, one years. dependent mothers, IA
theirs, and brothers and sisters under twenty
one years entitled.
WIDOWS WHO REMARRY WHILE THEIR CLAIMS
ARE TENDING, are entitled TO receive Pension up
to the date OF remarriage, provided they applied
within i've years from the date of death Of the
soldier.
Those who served In the Confederate ARMY
and afterwards voluntarily Y enlisted in the Fed
esal service, are now entitled to Pension If dis.
~bled in line OF duty.
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HORSES AND EQUIPMENTS

Lost IN the Military SerVice. The time for
paying claims of this character expired by
limitation, January /, 1876 but the equity OF
such claims cannot fail to be recognized, and
further provision for their payment Ultimately
made. I, therefore, invite correspondence
with such as have.claims of this character un-
settled. / will make every proper effert in my
power to secure the enactment OF "a law pro-
viding for the payment of these just claims.
HEIRS in these cases will be entitled when an
appropriation for their payment shall have
been made.
A bill has been introduced in Congress to
provide for the payment ofthis class of claims
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POSTAGE.

The amount expended for postage in con-
ducting the correspondence in original pension
claims, and in increased claims where a new
disability is alleged, ranges from about thirty
cents to about one dollar, averaging in such
claims about fifty cents.
Increase claims when new disability is not
alleged require much less postage, ranging
from about nine cents to about eighteen cents.
Making no charge for services in pension
and bounty claims unless successful, claimants
are requested TO keep me whole in matters ot
postage. This is small matter to each claim
ant, but a very important one to me- as it re-
qnires about $3.50 month postage to con
duct my business.
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Offices, ID, IS, is, II, 10 and I9, No. 9i6 ST.,
Lock Box AZ. WASHINGTON, D. C.
MASON, MICHIGAN, November II, 1877.

would respectfully announce to my former
clients that j have transferred all OF their
claims for Pension, Bounty &C., TO Captain
GEORGE T.. LEMON, of Washington, ID. O., who
will hereafter take full charge of my claim
business.
Iearnestly hope that claimants Will promptly
respond to such demands as will be made upon
them, as the occasion may require and that
hereafter they correspond with Captain LEMON,
and furnish such evidence as may be required
FRANK /. DARLING.
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WAR OF 1872: se.R5nss Sc Asn .. s4Ia9n, (.

WAR OF 1872 So so.pTnSs 4aT snn oD 50 ssI9Rs SSs
served SIXTY DAYS, and were honorably dis
charged, and those who have been personally
named In any resolution of Congress for any
spccific service in that War, although their
Term OF service may have been LESS than SIXTY
days, are entitled 10 pension OF IS per month
The WIDOW Of any such soldier who has died
Is entitled to the same amount OF Pension pro.
vided that She was married to him prior TO
February IL, 1915, and has not remarked
Correspondenceis invited with soldiers of the
WarOflSl2, and their Widows, whoare debarred
from Pension by reason of insuficentservice
or by date OF marriage, as the present Congress
IL expecsed 10 modify the law so as to embrace
all surviving soldiers of said War who served
tor "a shorter period, and the Widows OF such
who-were married prior to 1850.
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PATENTS
Special attention given

PATENTS y specdaii businass asteHsaTm be3ore the
Patent office, Interference cases, Extensions
before Congress, infringement suits in different
States, and all litigations appertaining to In
ventions or Patents. Copyrights secured.
Contested Lard Cases prosecuted before the
United States General Land Once and Depart
ment of the Interior.
Prompt attention given to cases before the
Southern Claims Commission, and before Con-
gress
Write full history of case and enclose two
postage stamps. and a full and satisfactory
reply, with proper papers, Will be returned
free.
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RESTORATION TO PENSION

Rfl1 II - FenSfoners who hf&Ve Uttn unlnstIy
AaOLILo dropped from the Pension Rolls, or
whose names have been strtcken thsfcfrOm by
reason Of failure 30 draw their Pension for q pc
riod OF three years, by reason OF eerltstment,
arc advised 10 communicate with this House at
once, with view 60 having their Pensions RE
STORED or RECRwsp.
LOYAL pEwsroNERs In STATES LATELY TN RE
Brs.LIoN can now be restored TO the rolls and
obtain all ARREARS of Pension due.
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LAND WARRANTS.:SS Selais sold e

all other Wars that have occurred from 1870 to
March Z, 1850, their widows, former widows (if
they applied during widowhood) or Children
tif under age March 3 1884, who have not re-
ceived Land Warrants, are entitled TO 100 acres
provided the soldier served roURTEEN DAYS, or
was in n battle or slirmish, in which last event
ONE nouR's service would give title
Ne Bounty land has been provided for soldiers or
sailors Of the late War Of Rebellion their heirs.
They can only acquire title 10 Government Land by
Purchase or actual Settlement
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Rejected, DELAYED and Abandoned Claims

/ have been very successful in having claims
that have been rejected rcopened and allowed;
also in removing the cause Of delay IN their
adjustment; aud where cases have been aban-
doned by attorneys as hopeless, l have IN
many cases taken them mp and secured their
allowance.
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HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON, d. O., March s. 1875.
From several years acquaintance with Cap
tain GEORGE E. LEMON, of this city, cheerfullv
commend him as gentleman of integrity and
worth. and well qualified to attend to the col
lection of Bounty and other Claims against the
Government. His experience in that line gives
him superior advantages.
w z. SPRAGUE. NJ. c..
Fifteenth District of Ohio
JAS. ID. STRAWBRIDGE, M. O.,
Thirteenth District Of Pennsylvania
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NEW DISCHARGES: BsssSssss, mssSs4ss,

SOLDIERS whose DIsCsARsE PAPERs have been
1oet or destroyed, can obtain a CERTIFICATE oF
HONORABLE DISCHARGE, on imitation parch-
ment. copied from the records of the War
officer.
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In accordance with the foregoing the
Hon. j. A. Bentley, Commissioner Of PEN
sions, issued an order recognizing me in all
cases fled by Mr.. Pritchard prior to 0c-
tober Is, 1876, wherein he had the power of
substitution.
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PRISONERS OF WAR; EheTsas h : aas
promptly collected.
FURLOUGH RATIONS: AnSsn'' sss
promptly collected.
promptly collected.

promptly CUIItcCtU.
All such claimants are invited to send me
their BURROUGHS and extensions of same as in
absence of such papers no collections can be
made.
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PRIZE MONEY due oticers and seanen
INDEMNITY for EFFECTS h9ss / ,ss

sinking, or destruction In any other manner
of vessel, collected in a short time.
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nrCEpTT0NI does not operate as a bar
Dl1ASAiAs AoAs 10 PENSION, nor does DIS
HONORABLE DIscHARGE.
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Ths attention Of tho former clients of
II. y. Pritchsrd, ESQ, Of Indianapolis,
Indiana, who have not written to me since
December. fs7A ss again called to the fol-
lowing:
rrDrAEArows, fxrTarA, wepeusoev rs, TsT.
Groro@ a. r.sscow. ESQ, Washington ID. @.
DRAR SIR: Yea hereby authorized TO
notify each cf my clients that have trans
frfr to you all thckw claims, evidences, &C., and
Eat ID Ia my desire they should correspond
wiih.you hereafter, and forward such evidence
YOU may need to conplete their claims
tSigncdl r. r. PRITCHARD.
This proposed transfer was submitted to
tho Hon. T. Chandler, Secretary of the In
,clior, for his consideration and action.
The following extract from his letser, writ
ten to the Hon. J. A. Bentley, Commits
sioncr Of Pensions, explains itself, and to
it your attention is invited:
DEPARTMENT or THE TNTRRros.
WAsH1SesoS, ID. O. December 8, 1875.
Sra:
y
In view of the peculiar state Of facts existing
In the case. and the good standing of Mr. LEMON
an attorney before this Department, AS well
as his sppsrent good faith in this entire trans
action, am of the opinion that il would be
proper TO s4low the transfer to be made.
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cF- Any person desiring information as to my
standing and responsibility will, on request, be
furnished with satisfactory reference in his
vicinity or Congressional District.
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1NCREHCE, rension laws arc now more
many are entitled TO better rates. Apply at
ance for list Of questions TO determine tight TO
h5gher rate.
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OFFICERS ACCOUNTS and

VT ATMC Especial attention is given by
O1SnA4s4D this House to the settlement of
OFFIcKRs' ACCOUNTS and Returns, and claims
OF whatever character.
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ExEcurI We MANSION. BOISE CITY,
IDAHO TERRITORY. SeOfe7nber g. rs.

Captain GEORGE E. LEMON Attorney and
Agent for the collection of war claims at Wash
ingly well-informed man of business of high
character, and entirely responsible / can
assure all having war claims requiring adjust
mcnt that their interest cannot be confided to
safer hands.
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II monthly journal devoted to the
interests of soldiers and st5Jars
of the late Uur, and eJJ pey,-
Sto,eerS of the United States,
The National tribune., 1877-12-01

II monthly journal devoted to the
interests of soldiers ond so5Jevs
of the late 1Udr, and GJy E,eys-
stonerS of the United States
PUBLISHED BY
GEORGE {. LEMON 4 CO.,
EDITORS AND PRoPRlEToRs,
GIG STREET, WASHINGTON, :. Q.
The objects of this journal are to securc TO
soldiers and sailors their rights, and to expose
rection may be made. In It's columns Will be
advocated
FIVE GREAT MEASURES
vital to the interests OF all who fought in the
| late war namely
! l. The passage of law by Congress EQUAL
IzING BoUNTIEs.
! ii. The passage of law by Congress under
which the pension of soldier wounded, IN
jured, or diseased, or the family of diseased
soldier may COMMENCE FROM THE DATE OF DIS
CHARGE, OR THE DATE DEATH.
/ III. The extension of the pension laws, SO as
include soldiers Of the 8fezscan ossd uavieus Ia
dian Vars.
Nv. The extension of the pension laws so
to include st ssrpipors OF the wor cf-fsfs anc
their apido,os, regardless of length of service.
V. The passage of amendments by Congrr'
to remedy innumerable defects in fhe esists
pension ioacs
t Amongst others to include those who were
enlisted and performed service, but through
no fault on their part were never mustered in
The subscription price of " The NdtsoneI Trt
! bune" is fifty cents per year, IN currency or
postage stamps; five copies, two dollars. The
December number will be sent as a specimen
copy to any address upon receipt of one three
cent postage stamp
The publishers hope that every person inter
ested in any of the above great measures will
subscribe at once, and do all he can for the cir
: culation of this paper. Unty.of EFFORT only is
needed to secure the passage of these measures.
IN In the columns of the National Tribune at the
% proper time plan of concerted action viii be
- Nv haInin1 no Won hek mn Iva
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The objects of this journal are to securc TO
soldiers and sailors their rights, and to expose
their wrongs to public inspection so that cor
rection may be made In lbs columns will be
advocated
The National tribune., 1877-12-01

L. CHANDLER,
Secretary
uoE. J. A. BEwTLry.
CoSs~rfssioHey Of Pensions.
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tu DIN "a hhNs
Governor Of Idaho and tote 1faj. Gen. Polls.
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PUBLISHED BY

EDITORS AND PROPRlETORs,
GIG r STREET, wAsEINGToss, ,. G.
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UTsNCI0NC. Ifwounded, injured or hav
4lNI1QAN0, contracted any. d nas
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The Dead Fly

Not many vears agn a certain vacaht
psrtsb hsd . caudid#ts ou trial IL wAa
. Young man fre.h frum The theological
seminary. aud o@-e-rrd many favorable
qualifications. ilis natural abilities.
wh en wcfe good bad br,n improved ny
cultivation IN the best schools ii- was
81 .ound dnctribr of sincste pi~ty. and
his ptonis~ OF usefulness wRs favorable.
The prupls. we're satisfied. aud were about
TO extend 10 him . unanimous call. wbrn
alas dead hy was discovered Ia The pot
Of ointment causing it t. give iorih an
unravury saver 90 The better portion of
them IL came to their kuowltaac that
the young divine was = patrlAiz~F oi 10.
hacco, both chewing aud sugk ~ inor-
dinst-ly The being th~ r5sr it was Rt
once concluded that hc VS. uot The min.
ister ior them. and he went. W. know
not where
And ~ our humble opinion that people
acted wi-ely. BE - clsuu that htaf the
vrs-rls ui she Lord" NJ minister given
g. such . habit can b. ~ usriui - he
would b~ without IL The Vx-ssstvr use
Of tobacco cousume. valuable tIms -
veil money IL impAtrs nfntai ard
bo.ii.y vtgur. II rsndsfs n man uHru.lyn
Ia his intercourse Wtth his o. olile. aud
s.sf,s ciAity WITH the sick II dtmtnis hrM
tL~it rr@peCt iof htm. and his example 10
BAD irr young meu. We ssy. th~u. al
honor 60 those churches that s.schssw min.
istrrs. whatever msy b. their 'xc~liens
cirs. who cbvw aud smoke The vale weed.
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Stand Up, oir's.

That was my mental sjsculalion ~hen
standing oppo.tts = clA.s oi ire-h young
giri. Ia Sabbath school on a summer
Sabbath 80 We ~ stossd to expand our
lungs aud our souls With the sweet har.
muniss aud tender woFda 81
gospel m~lodi~s" Did you ~, ob.~rxe
the whipsy wopsy. wrigEl- twisied rc--
ture oi the modstn younE lady When she
a-sumes 20 stand tn an erect position.
that !. anything but erect being = vari.
ou-ly d..vvrrthrd variation of All the
awkward positions 81 which the many
ioint.d and supple human frame u cApAr
tile while yet apprnxinAtius upriehtn~na
aud bsiore sa~ and uss have haFd*n.d 10
to hmitFd pn.sib4lttser9 Ia j. late
malmdy that has attacked the otherwise
graceful forms ~ our girls. ~. has my
ois-rvrtiou bBt just beru utsde caguiaant
oln7 Ia T. a distrsssinT siaht thai ona
ses. almost universally at home ur abroad
wherever pleasure or nFcrseity causes
people o. h. on their iset yet not moving,
~ = unwholrs9mely susse~iiss ~ eurva-
tuFc 81 The spine "a lats yeAta. thnt takes
10 IT. train iuuumsrAtl~ disturbances 10
general hralth. sn many Of Which might
b.. tracrd 60 ju.t such trivial ianlts ~ gariy
lite that souiv wise and loving hand Jailed
to correct Ia j. paintully suggestive 10,
of thoae ous--sldrd mt..s,s. almost de.
iofmit,vs that sre thr honor Of dreas.
mnk~rs
Girls. you'd feei terribly " any one
Thought you deiatmed. n0w. auuldn't
yoaY You ~ho are - STRAIGHT - = plumb
line naturally aud ~ iiih~sume - a
ga lls from every PERFECTION 81 inrm
Then don a. | hsserrh Yun when sou at
-. "A asaHN
u.. "dHuhfe-tnd-iwt#tf -maas
...y." that mahe you look a. ghnuah
some Terrible deformltv werr drawing
nnt uf zoo human rf.smblauee. tili YOUR
ssrrt. rlt,i Young faers csu scarce ffdss N
y.u w.. ! know ID r. tir.stpuls a. stand
.tii. hut "a j. one ~ ths very nscFs.aFy
things o. he dnnr. sod a y urv 81 thn
high arts 80 stand still % Hn upright pc
sittnn. fof surh w~s tho design - your
M~k~r And " you ~ a sbthci~nily.
sou will sssur-dlx hmd thst one tirss
quicker in thBse unnatural positions.
Simpiy hvcsuse theY are nuusfufal. sud
nature rrvsnEss hefs~if ~ making them
tiFe-"me it y thv pruaitg ihat - pay
ser the violstiDu ol her law. Aud nuw
allow M % u~~ smother srsumrut that
uus ht not 20 weigh whvu - much better
ans~ are ~ hsFrl. y~t. ~ a y immiltar
one to many ~ you. and often us.-d a.
c,sEriu.iv~ among yoa. ] bring il forward.
" Il looks hnrfidl
~ you have not thought Of this before
do not pass 10 lightly ~. bot take a lew
nh.rFvattnnn ~ your associates, or h#it~r.
OF srauErra TO whosn fauits NO lri.ndiT
conrid~rations will blind you. and settle
ia your uwn minds ~ hs..t you may your
houest opinion nf the remarks I have
msd~ sou in Ill kindness. aud sre N you
up girls. Mas Vas.
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lFrarn thg Toy ~. ~ Tim~s.I
Cost Of Smoking A Pms Residence
Built BY tho Money Saved by Rot In
dulging In the habit.

A week ago we copied an commff ted
up"n n paragraph pum n uvf. D Ear
feiaiing a. Mr lluhbsrd. E~utisnisn
who butts Gnr frsid-nct with thr mwnt
which b. bat saved hy MT tuhulginn
th.. "xtiFusN~ habit oi smoking A ~
Hhls. cp,ts- roudrnt who - personally nc.
qpsiBtsd With Nr. Hubbard, vrr ii~- all
~ the essential .tst~mrntr made, and
iurn'sh'- ths following additional psFtio.
ular..
"il" wRs shout eighteen years old when
h~ deter niius d 10 lpy a-idr day by day
the money which b. wuuld have np~nt
tnr O. snF- hHd hs b,-pn = -mak~r 40 the
eBd Of ssch mouth b. depo.ttsd ~ inter.
s-t the sum thus accumulated In a sav.
ine- bank. A. the price Of good cigars
advanced he corr~spundinEly Increased
the amount ~ money 90 b~ LAID awny
zach day. From time 10 time. when his
sayinE- IN thv Eank rearhcd a low hun.
drrd dollar. BE- would dFaw them out 10
max" better Investment Ry wis~ and
shrrwd mauaE~m-nt the iund amounted
10 itum h'te~p O. ~iEhtsrn tAJn.and DOL.
lar lew Years SINCE NJ. Hubbard
then tpsk this money. anil xith a. pur.
chs-sd a rhs tuiinE t.s un the Gtr~uwirh
bill. aud built rpmmHiinus nnd rnm.
noiilus sud comfortable home tnr him.
.~li and hi- family The plarr ~ flssSs
Long Island ~nuni. aud r.'mmt a. ans
ui tb- w'.i,'.t an Il ,-st " - fhtt ctn
be ioun al1ng tns Csaurcl e4t shore.
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WHOLE NO. 1882.

fusrrd. stur'iy pfnciic.d weldon. who
.e~ns 20 deny evetythlnKs whm.- n=pfrs.
tions iur the parity. thr integrity. the
cpmpi~ten~-@. the sacc~as nf abe Cish
\. rvScr % our cuuutry. nnd ~ ~F~Fy %.
ts.remt Ia our country. whtrh. ! hup~. are
A. dear 20 m~ NJ he thinks they are 10
hiru. speaking 10 him. I sHy. lrt M cup.
plant = parallel wbtch pisasFd him. ~
', ninding hifn ~ thT f"matk ~ Errat
crusader. whn. whrn Richard ~ the Lion
Heart mnd I..hn ot Austria had dif+frd
snd contend a ~ th~ pF~limiuaries, said,
/" Lst the tsaa between "a - IN the to-
tuTe. and let u declare upon Who carries
lurthef~st into the ranks of the enemy
the sword of the Cros.." Loud and con
tinued che~T~
la mccorsiance With the instructions of
The committ~r. and with the notice which
gave. drmHnd che PREVIOUS question
upon toe Fepurt a the committee mnd
upon the amendment cneFcd BY the
member iroun Richmond.