The National tribune., 1879-02-01
What the Press Think of Us.

should be in the hands Of every cxsodicr in the land
We cordially recommend it being well worth the
money!
The Local Tea Bardstown Kentucky endorses il thus
1T is very neat and interesting paper
The National Green6ack Shamokin Penn. states: cit
IS full OF valuable information to soldiers and should be
IN the hands OF every soldier and sailor in the land
contains all new bounty and pension laws" So
The Spencer Herald Spencer New York SAYS: alt is
well worth the money to any one seeking pensions
not"
The 1ah Monopolst Rochester New York states: ssIt
gives information all subjects soldiers and
sailors advocates their before the country and the
Government exposes fraudulent bounty agents fraud
ulent pension agents besides giving versatility of other
reading matter"
The Republican Sun, Kansas, Illinois, says We well
to exchange table THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE pub
lished at Washington ID. @. 1t devoted the inter-
ests of the soldiers and sailors of the late 1t should
be in every home.'
The Green6ush Democrat, Greenbush, New York, re
marks The paper is good one engaged in honora
bic and should be supported in its efforts
Justice to the noble who gave their services, and in
many cases their limbs and health for the good of their
country"
soldiers and sailors greatly need advocate of this
kind"
The Eiinuood Express Ellinwood, Kansas publishes
1t should be taken by every cxsolder in the country
The National Gresn6ack Herald Big Rapids Michigan
In this paper the pension laws are discussed and
all information necessary to the soldiers full
of justice 1t should be in the hands every
soldier
The Erar Rerieu Evart, Michigan, says: 1t is pub
shed in the interest of Union soldiers and in it all
information given relative the pension laws with
instructions for securing pensions
The Brandon Union, Brandon Vermont states: at is
devoted to tn Q interests of soldiers and sailors
The Enterprise Cedaryle Ohio writes ssIt is neat
little sheet and published in the interests of pensioners
and old soldiers"
The Ladora Herald, Ladora, Iowa. says; Gan who are
interested in matters pertaining soldiers sailors and
pensioners should send for it, from they may gather
much useful information
The Hamistonian Hamilton Missouri, states: q 1t is
devoted the soldiers and s paper that all
soldiers should subscribe for"
voted to the interests of soldiers sailors of the late
1t is interesting and should be read by every
body throughout our land
The Western Sentine, Kansas City, Missouri, saws 81
"We in receipt of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE devoted
to the interests of the soldiers and the late war
and all pensioners of the United States It is positively
the most complete journal Of its kind in all the land
Every soldier wishing to keep posted in
mon to their interests should subscribe for it. There are
bounties, &C. We prepared refer all to this
worthy journal for information. Published at Washing
ton, d. O. Epery soldier take it."
The Bath Sum- Bath-on-the- Hudson New York states:
The paper good 0ne engaged in honorable cause,
and should be supported in its efforts justice
the noble men who gave their services the country"
Many other like notices have been received
Among compliments from individuals which we daily |
read, L. K. Atwater Esq, Of Grand Rapids Michigan,
says:
ga few years since when more Immediately engaged in
the pension and bounty business would cheerfny have
paid five dollars for the information the paper gives"
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