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ri % g g y
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REEpsBuRe Wis, January II, 1881.
received pension, money M and
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DEAR SIR my pension this morning for s7s
ss In @ % he
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VAN HIsEv1ILE, OCEAN Co, j.. February IT, 1881
DEAR SIR my pension check for s449i and thank
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REUBEN CAMP
The attention of the clients of b. F. Prtcharc
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Nov. l3
GEORGE f. LEMON, Esq. Washington, ID. O.:
SR-You hereby authorized TO notify each Of m
their claims evidences
&C. desire that they should correspond with
evidence compet
their claims
(Sgned) b. f. PRlTCHARD
This proposed transfer submitted to the Hon.
Chandler Secretary of the Interior for his consideration
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10 the Hon. j. A. Bentley Commissioners of Pensions
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HAcxRrrsTowN, N. j., January
Mr.. LEMON

DEAR SIR accept my warmest thanks for your ucce
ful efforts to got pension money received $Sl9b3
Yours very respectfully, ,,n.r,>r
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~ HIsEY1LLF. OoEAN O.. IN. J.,

HIsEv1LLE, OCEAN Co.. N. j., February IT, 1881
pension check for s449 and thank
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Your friend, -. =, 49,,
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BRlaHrwooD MARION Co, IND. February l. 1881
Capt. LEMON: =.
$5l6.g3.
truly, -. ,rr,o,,
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e. LEMON 80
check this 81,
for pension procured by you on &C
sount Of he United States service, TO
which p.ease accept my sincere thanks
Yours truly, ,,,,so>,
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widows, children, dependent motnors ratners,
minor brothers the entitled
WAX OF ISE@.
surviving war
military naval service of the United States who
period and the widows Of such Who have not emarried
entitled pension eight dollars Proof OF Icy
atty is no longer required in these claims
Increase Os Pensions.
Pension Ws more liberal formerly nany
entitled 10 higher rate than they receive.
January charges
in claims increase OF pension where dsa
biy alleged unless successful in procuring the increase
Restoration s0 Pension R0lI.
unjustly dropped pension
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Of may have their pensions renewed by 6os
Desertion,
from one regiment and enlistment in another no,
bar pension in where the wound disease injury
incurred while in the service the United Staes
OF duty
Esarad Warrants.
all from 1885,
entitled hundred and sixty Of land if aread
Land purchased for cash at the highest
Correspondence invited
Prisoners of War.
Ration mensy promptly collected.
FuriOugh Rati0ns.
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casnot be collected without the furlough
Horses Lost iR Service.
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FosroRlA, ONO, January II, 1881,

LEMON:
DEAR SIR: greatly Obliged 10 for getting m
pension efforts &7s0 and an nceas
Of rol 81 to IS month.
Your true friend. -.
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REEpsBuRe, WIS, January II, 1881

IN. LEMON: -
thank sincerely getting it for received $500
Yours very truly, xn,rrx, ,,nn,
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wAILAos, srKuBEN Co, Ill
Mr. q. T.. LEMON

Accept sincere thanks Tor your apIis III ~
in IN money. 1t came TO S15S40
Very respectfully, ,.,,,,.. vr,,r.,r,,,
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THonAsroF, Com,
Gxn. E. LRMoN. EsQ.

Gro f. LEMON, Esq,
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CLAIMS! CLAIMS!
This Claim House Established i'm
s@ 6 81
(sIESDE2 GLE - LEMON.
ATToRNEY-AT LAW
OFFICES, 6l5 is Street, cltzeus National sauk,)
Washington, ID. q.
GEORGE T. LEMON.
Pensions.

ID injured or nave contracted any disease, now
the disability. apply at once. Thousands entitled
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CANT. LKMor


Capt. LEMON: .ouo,
Many for getting pension money
got through your able work attorney about $l26o
Yours truly, .xr,,,x, x,,o,,,S
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Hlas1NsvILLH, I'LL, i,
Mr- GroRaR E. LKMoN

Mr.. GEORGE L. LEMON: 49,.
s Now am thousand times Obliged you for servic
attorney.
Yours truly, ,r,,D,,r,
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PINE VILLAGE WARREN Co. IND, February x 1851
received pension money you
well to get for me. 1t came to Slo945
Yours, gratefully, ,oN,,S
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existing in the
the good standing attorney before this
good faith in this entire
action the opinion that it would be proper allow the
transfer to be made.
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widows, antnor children, dependent motnors Iatn
minor brothers and sisters I'm the order named
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War on ISE@.

All surviving officers anu soldiers of this whether in the
military naval service of the United States who
fourteen u4 days; If in battle skrmish for less
period the widows such remarked
entitled pension of eight dollars month Proof OF 10y
atty is no longer required in these claims
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HOUSE, or RRPREsEgTArIvEs,
WASHI NGToN, ID. O., M0roh


We, the Undersigned having acquaintance with CaptaD
GEORGES T. LEMON for the past few years and knowledge ofthe
which
reliability honorable
Herewith cheerully commend him claimants generally
A. v, RIOE, Ch0lrTaG7s,
Committee oW InUdtid Pensions. House Reps.
w. +. SLEAIONS, M o..
Second District OF Ark
w. p LYNDE, M. O.,
Fourth District OF
K. W. TOWNSHEND, M. O.,
@lsSn SnfhDf Ericfn n(H
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A Vermont Tragedy.


Capital punishment Of late years
has rarely been inflicted upon women
in this country. Mrs. Surrstt a:
Washington, and servant girl in
New Jersey who murdered her mis-.
;ress in the hope that her master
would take her for his second wife are
the most notable exceptions. Mrs.
Emeline L. Meaker, of Waterbury,
Vt, is likely u share their fate,
the supreme Conrt of the State hav-
ing over-ruled the exceptions to the
verdict ola lower court which coll
victed her. She will remain in prison
until the last Friday Of March. 1888
the closing three months in solitary
confinement, according to the practice
in the State. Its not likely that she
will escape the penalty unless by pre-
vioa, death, for more than one offend
or has mounted the scattold &c: r two
wears imprisonment. H. son. who
was her accompiice i'm crime, viii be
hanged next February. there having
been no judicial delays in his Case
The ntlense for w,lic.i thy are to suf
fer Was a most heiuous one. Their
victim was III orphan girl Of I3 years.
half sister of Mrs Meakel's hus.
band. They were tired Of keeping
her and after having subjected her 10
the most brutal treatment. they took
her from her bed one night, tied a
SACK over her head. drove her in a
carriage. and forced her to drink
decoction ofstrychnine. She quick
~ died, and was then buried in n
swamp. The evidence against the
criminals was at fist circumstantial,
but the son has since confessed the
guilt. His mother has been a turbu.
lent prisoner, and once set fire to the
Jail i'm which she was confined. She
certainly appears TO deserve no con
sideration Oh account Of her sex.
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world If won know what y"u are buy
ing in the fist place"
How much viii your transactions
average daily -
You are moi a tax collector. are
YOU? No? Well. nav business l. exact
IL the same Is ;ha; # Third street
croker; some week, nay 90 two ar
three lav, without making Il tram>ac-
tion. ard then there Will he sudden
activity of tlx market. AMI make
deals amounting &" > um shares ia
one dav Take saturday for im>,encc. "
and the lady :ouk from her desk a
tie fil!ei with "r,I-r> which had
been given for >tock that day and be-
Gan running them over
There is al ORDER t,r 800 shares.
Delaware and I.ac,,awamma; there is
one for 100 snare, T.-xi> i.c.ii:: an
other for fifty share> Jersey Central.
here is 300 share. am shor: Of
without ramin- the Stack. Then
rarc'e>S!v brushing hef h.iatv hand
over the balance %: ~. lie sh- III
missed Inem wi'h the remark, ii sup,
pose there NAV De orders here Tar
500 or 900 shares altogether"
DO vou iind tina: la'lies. - rule.
are troublesome customers nn account
of being unacIuaintc.i with stock
TRANSACTIONS ~
WELL, of course. some Of them
have great many questions 10 ask,
and | have spent IA many as two
hours with one !a.ly while there We're
half dozen waiting in the other
room IL see me bat then they don.
nuow, AMI of Course want All the in
formation | can give them. Some
times have ladies' come to me who
~aat me 10 guarantee them 100 loss.
and only waut tn pay a brokerage
for doing their sl>in"-s
One lady came Ia me one day.
and after Il long talk ! took her
money for ten days. though it WAS
against my rules. and | won't do it 7,
again. ! wanted her ~ make the (,
turn herself. but she wouldn't. Well, /.
at the eri of ten DAYS | bad mad"
iu-t s5m on the turn. OF course / {
took out nv $3.50, AMI ID YOU think /
she hal the i.tce ~ saw to me when |
gave her her $50 that she thought |
was chargiaga hi- >um for a fee. "a
sc called il - Having been thus en-
iightened on the Su!I'ct of feminine !
stock dealers. the. scribe arose 10 taSe /
hi- departure, when Mrs. Dow added: T.
My hooks are al.ays open 10 n, .
customers: they can see their account (
any hour in the day, AMI "a for ladies /
buying and selling stock. don't see |
WHY they haven't a good RICH, 10
take care OF themselves and be indie |
pendent IL the men have ! make
my living at it, and good ora. too.
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Shiloh's CONSUMPTION Cure.

This is Beyond question the mos, sue
cessful cough medicine We have ever sold.
A few doses invariably cure the worst cases
OF cough. Group and bronchitis, while Its
wonderful success i'm the cure of consump-
ton is without a parallel in the history OF
medicine Since its first discovery il has
been sold on a guarantee. a test which no
other medicine can stand. If you have a
cough We earnestly ask YOU TO try il.
Price, lOc., 80, and 81. Ii your lungs are
sore, chest or back lame, use Shiloh's
Porus Plaster. Sold bv vour druggist.
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NcrN" ii> IrrItabjiiJv. >ciat!rJ aud MI pam
iul N;rvurS Diseases. TREATISE hv Il
well known physician. aspeciali>t "r the,C
subjects. conclude, ~ follows: Neuralgia
IL "nr "i the rio.' painful III diseases, and
j. attended with murc or .,~> n-rvOu> irri-
iI,i"s. S,-iaiira IL ais. a !--rn oi neural
sia. ,ni aiI painful ncrvOu. diseases c,'i;ir
uu!,r that name. Neuralgia means nerve
irhc. AMI therefore You 'aH .Gi;vr with
neuralgia an any part al the l'O'iv. - TIA,
nerves aIc ,mrliic,! ." every part
| have for msnv wears clo-sly studied
the cause al neuralgia. ard in th- riiur.
"f the nervous s,,tcn. with the mary dis
-%s.> that ii is subject &C., and have icuad
Is actual experience. tina; the true anti
primary cause of neuralgia ~ poverty 81
the nervuu, !luid---it becomes i'm poy.Ti-he'i
AMI pocr. and III some cas- starved, 40;
i~can,e the patient do,s not eat bet be-
caU-~. what Is eaten Is mot appropriated &"
the nervous -y-teni there arr MANY causes
Ter this. but Dr &. w. Reasons C-icrv and
thanonile Pills nave In my hands proved
I-rf,c, rm.dy iur thi, condition and
;hrse di>-s,e,.
Soli Nv ali druggists. Price. 20 cents Il
b"y u pot. l'G North Eutaw str.ri.
Baltimore. Md By mail. two boxes f"-
-. or six boxes for S2.,I {" anr addr-s.
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Nervous Debility-AC Cure Guaro
teed.

Dr. e C. Vests Nerve and Brain treatment;
specific for Hysieria Dizziness Con ulsiOns Nervous
Headache. Mental Depression, Lass of Memory
Speraatorrhra, impotency, Involuntary Ennis
SionS Premature Odd Age. caused by 0vcr-cxertion,
>rli-abtise or oyer-indu.gence, which leads -
.li>cry decay aEa death. One box will cure recent
c.SsS F.trh boX contains one months treatment
Oue dollar huN =; boxes for five dollars sent
by mail pr-i'aj.i receipt oi pricc We GUARANTEES
six ".lxes 20 cure any ease. Nth each order re-
C..v,ei by " ioT SIN boxes IA IHlanied with i've
iyllir~ We VIII send tn purchaser eur writtea
lI datcc the rasney If tine treatment d0ee
not effect a cure. GuIEintSes issued only by Aug
L. FlcischaIn, druggist, SeI.ln Mo. Orders b
mail az regular price. S-22d&wlYr.
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A WEEKLY B1AZOO. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1881
AND SHE PAINTED.
The Awkward Predicament OF a
Woman in Church.


Darlington i'@uke.r.
~pn. w,ucl meyer faint IN the
nr.'rcr m"Tncr. arr ~ the right time
And ii - wnnIln canr"t hril- about
this h,pny combination at Zine AMI
manner aGl .wnan. he ha,i hetter get
;.i-... ..i;.."..i ,NrDninc. Now about
Iwn y .-h> ~" "Ir Sabbath rrrnin.
N Braif ri Fl. the b., hehny,,i
ana MOS. th,rsu-'y III ,T;ll town IN the
all cn;in,r" . ely MT given t. faint
Ing ar other un-ccming displays dnr-
ia. religions services, the Methodist
f...i-copal conference wa> in session,
am'i = minister, were cnu'!:;rtin. >cry
go. Ai;cr the ordination of deac"n>
- w"nlan in IN" GALLERY tainted
NON. while. IA. "rlina lem "t deacon
IL :: n,o.; holy. solemn AMI most deep
y i'npr' -Sive ceremony, II l. net
';i"ir fh-il.,n- am1 exciting. Ike r."
ini:ia:inn >ccnc< III the >on- al Militia.
a"h u H. mrlhin. l" faint over But
iEi- wuman fiin;ri, ani ireauiifuI
..i.:i, she m,,ic Oi' ~ Ii s-cins that
"a. 49, -i;!;ng in the front -: In lnr
gallery. AMI slid right forward on IL
tn. for. thru>tiny her unc Dncious -
feet right li:r.u.h The gallery rail.
They must have been Il startling
pair "f feet 10 view. t1r the IN ,mcn:
they were observed Nv the con .r-g;,-
ton the panic-s:rirkrn wor,i.ippers
RAISED :b,. crv that the gallery VA
givin. way evidently. misia:,iu, the
swayins feet for displaced columns or
bracket brace La the wor.ll,
manner the conCre.a'i IN male Il rush
far the Goors and ia the l.anic tire
saints lrol the sinners under f,or.
and the sim IT, walked :.iong nn tin
backs n! the stin,s. according - the
rr>lcc i've s:z" at saint ami simmer, all
being amin ted Nv the desire ~ Get
nut frnm Under ihe threa:e in. sha NV
at those overwhelming f--t. La t.e
midst ot the confusion and terror. ons-
If ti:"s" uncontin-h lunatics whose
mission X T., saw and {" do the most
i!io,ic things uurler gus. of sanity
>3r.!ny through window au,i shouted
fire, and unfortunately escaped alive.
That brought the ii-c department ana
4 misc,.li ,neau> crowd at q i,y ihou>-
tnh men ami Rows <warming arourd
the church. and although Chapiain
N.Cai.c h.gan singing IT In. top az
is rather penetrating v"ice the panic
could not br stayed and the people
cot ont. But there wash, IL iii!
"nnet in the congregation Fl, II look
at
Ard how badly this woman must
have i,.ir when she realiz Il how great
IL ruin she had wrought hy f;,inting in
that Ridiculous manuer. sticking
through the gallery like sawbuck
hanging on Il picket fence
And hon; he women:wirh ruined hats
will glare at her. esp -cia!iy those who
can't afford Ia buy new ones. a
woman who is given To fainiing ought
always IT, pick out suitable place
before she lets 90; and no woman
whose { eI are sufficiently startling i'm
their development To throw a con-
grega,ion of worshippers into panic
has any right to faint at all.
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