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GUTHRIE CENTER, Iowa, May 5.
sLANDrEING THE SOLDIERS.

To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
Enclosed find -. Send THE TRIBUNE for
one year to the addresses given. Allow me a
word. / like THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE be-
cause its a " true blue" to those who left all
friends to battle in defence Of their country's
cause. There arc some now that call these
pOar cEppes, who are not able TO earn their
bread, sTindlers and robbers, just because they
are not able TO labor any longer, and because
they have called upon this great and good Gov
eTnment for their just dues. I know of poor
soldiers to-day that would apply for their pen
sions, but arc deferred by the foul epithets ap-
piled 10 them by their enemies. 1 shall do all
IN my power TO get subscribers for The Ma
ITONAL TRIBUNE Truly yours,
WM. I. KELLOGG, 18th Mich. Vols.
BURDICEVILLE, Mich, April "a
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What VIII a Patent Cost ?

If you are advised that your invention is patent
able, send t21, to pay Government application fee
cfEi5, and 50 for the drawings required by the
Government. This amount is payable when the
application is made. This is all OF the expense,
unless . i'atcrt is allowed When allowed. t!!c at
torney- fee go and the final Government fee (s20
Is payable.
BY these terms you know beforehand for moth
ing. whether yon are going to get a patent not,
and attorney fec is charged unless you do get
Patent.
An attorney whose fee depends on his success in
obtaining the Patent will advise you that your
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A SUGGESTION,

They are naming little patches of ground
about Long Branch "Garheld Place" and
" Garfield by the Sea-" Why don't they change
the nsmo OF the whole business from Long
Branch TO Garfield, far pretter name and
eminently appropriate as eommenorating tho
only occurrence Of National Importance that
ever trsnspired in that part tf New Jersey.
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EXAMINING THE SOLDIERS, ORPHANS

The twenty-ninth annual examination Of
the pupils at the Northern Home, Twenty
third and Brown streets, was held recently in
Philadelphia under the direction. of Rev. E. T..
Higbee, d. D., Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation. He was assisted by~Professors Thomas
May Pcirce, G.. F. Null, G. s. Jones and Frank
lin Ibaeh. After the pupils had been put
through their tasks tho anniversary exercises
were held, at which addresses were made by
Judge Turnkey, of the Supreme Court; ez-
Mayor Fox, Rov. Mangasar Mangasarian, Rev.
Z. d. Harper, D. d., Rev. William Baum, d. d.,
Rov. James Ncill, and Superintendent Higboe.
Mrs. z. e. Huttcrs gold medal for the highest
marks in the greatest number OF studies was
given to Lena Bader, and Miss Claghorn's gold
medal for the boy attaining the same prof.
eicncy was given to Joseph Prosser. Thirty
eight silver medals were distributed among the
other pupils.-Phiiadciph5d Record.
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And will you take me, dear?"
She turned her auburn head aside
And shed s saffron tear
"Oh, George" she gasped, '4your voice unlocks
The joy my bosom fills!
I'll take-if you will hand the box
Some more of Fosters pills"
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No. Uu.-BITTER TONIC PILLS.

For conditions of debility resulting from either
mental or physical overworks exhaust
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These pills act on the nervous system throughout
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For hard-worI,ng men and women, for wet
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Price 80 Cents per Box.
Small sums can be sent in postage stamps or in
silver coin.
Nrmo and address of sender should be written
plainly with Post-Oilice, County and State carefully
Included.
Correspondence is invited. Stamps should be en-
closed for reply.
Person. desiring sneca! advice should send full
description Of symptoms
Fee in thCye cases. OEe Dollar.
D. L. FOSTER, MD,
1901 South Goth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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PROM 4 couRADE DOWN N DIXIE.
Q ID Editor NAr!oNAL TRIHrNr:

To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
am receiving my TRIBUNE regularly, and
an well pleased wiki il. II IS what the soldier
hasneedct for years. ! am way down in Dixie,
where tlcro are no old comrades 60 talk with,
but ] ana surrounded with coufcderates, who
s-e vcTy kind, and treat al Union soldiers with
great respect. ! hsyc met several confederate
oaceIs here thar were on tic opposite from me
at NlcEs5urg, Guu,0wn, and Tupclo, and il j.
really Interesting 20 talk with them over the
old battle scenes. They are al very friendly
10 al Northern people. There is no bulldozing
here. The freedmen all speak and vote, their
sentiments without being molo.ted, and when
necessary they speak very plainly too.
Respectfully,
WILLIAM PUR.HL, 4th Iowa Cav
COLUwRfs Tx May IS.
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gods now have Their eyes open and their hearts
in the right place again, and are ready to i'm
mortalize themselves by doing justice to the
Nations defenders. Wise pension laws are
about to pass for the soldiers, widows and or
plans, prisoners, &c. Even orr confederate
friends in Congress arc, many Of them, in favor
of them. Yours truly, WAr. 3. STARK,
Co. i, 3ith Mass. Inf. Vols.
REESE NTCH H. IL
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CAN OBTAIN A PATENT Z?

Send Il rough sketch or Of you cam model Of
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OF all United States Patents of the class of
inventions, and you will be advised whether or
not patent can be obtained
For .jiis Preliminary Examination NO
II is 10 d.
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DR.. FOSTERS REMEDIES
FOR FAMILIAR AILMENTS.
No. BLOOD PURIFYING
AND INyEGORATING PILLS.

AND IN iSFCIS-A E-NsE LIS
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They arc wcll worth ths notice Of persons living
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For omore extended description OF these pills
previous numbers OF THE TRIBUNE ami circular,
shortly 10 be issued. and sent on request accom-
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REESE, MIcH., 3Gay il.
RELIEF WANTED FOR THE MEN WHO SAVED
TIE NATION.

-h'-4'.1'' ~"'Ni'' ~.'.'' IL
RELIEF WANTED FOR THE MEN WHO SAVED
TIE NATION.
To the Editor NATIoEAL TRIBUNE:
Permit nc space to say 4 few words in your
excellent paper-thc soldiers friend. The
survivors Of the la.a var. though the least IN
rank, were thc real ha~ocs TINT won the iaurcls
Of our country and saved the Nations Flag
Are bonds and bonGholdors more precious in
the hearts and minds Of the chief officers of our
Nation than those who saved the Nation from
utter ruin? Destroy the Flag of our country
blot out liberty and freedom, and what kind Of
a government would we have in its stead? It
took 2 mighty host Of brave and good mon TO
protect and save jhat which our forelajhcrs
established, ana to-day our country is better
Of by having been projected. The foundation
for the relief Of the soldier is in the soldiers
favor, but the JechuicaIitics which form the
guard makes that relief TO many uuatta:nabIe
We believe in equal justice. 4 more speedy
settlement could be made, and Just rs cheap IL
the long run, by Congress allowing Commits
sioner Dudley more clerical help, which would
alleviate the wants and sulltrings of many.
Yours truly. H. j.. A.
GAREETT, kANs., May -.
THE VERY GEsT FOR THE MONEY.
To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
l have received your valuable paper, and it
suits me better than any paper I ever saw
printed for the money. 1t is just the paper
every soldier should take. 1 have shown it to
several Of the d" boys" who wore the blue, and
they say they viii takei it.
FULTON, Iowa, Mag 18 WM. T. SUTTON.
THE PENSION OFFICE FORCE.
To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
l am glad to see the announcement in your
most valuable paper, TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
of the prospect that the clerical force in the
Pension OAice VIII be increased, for l know
fall well how to synlpathize with my comrades,
who-are waiting patiently, though anXioUsly,
to hear from their claims. l am glad to see
that your paper is securing such q wide circu
lation, for it is what every true Union man
wants, ex-soldicr or not. Enclosed find 81 for
THE TRIBUNE for one year. l hope to send
more subscribers soon.
Fraternally yours, Z. s. ScoTT,
Q. NJ. Serg' Bat. F, 1st Pa. Light Art.
GIBSON, PA, May ;.
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OUR SOLDIERS COLUMN.
A COMRADE CALLS FOR A "BLACK
LIST" OF CONGRESSMEN.
What Our Feeders TkinS OF The National Tribune.
Slandcring the Soldiers From Way Down
South in Bixie--A Shower OF
Small Shot.
4 A"RrAcK 1rsTn OF coxGREss.lEN WANTED.

A "BTACE LIST T' OF CONGEESSlIEN WANTED.
To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
while we recognize the fact that TIE Ma
TIoNAL TRIHUEE IS a power in the land. vet in
order to make that power more Ciicctual all
soldiers who handle the ballots about election
times should cooperate and give it their un-
divided support. Admon;sh your Congress
men at once as 10 bow they stand on pension
and bounty legislation All that you require
70 make your power felt is to put your feet on
the necks of the men who go 10 Washington,
and vote year in and year out against your in
tercsts. And vet you so on electins them all
The same. The Congressman in my district is
perfectly soUnd on that question. SO l have
an easy task. Our legislators go M to the halls
Of Congress, and si* on their cushioned seats in
perfect security, forgetting the time when the
cnemys artillery alu1cst shook the foundations
Of the Capitol; when those brave boys stood
like a stone wall and prevented its capture
They forget what all this cost. They are will
ling TO pay the man Who advanced the money,
but many Of them have persistentIy refused to
ray the man who advanced his all-his Iife's
blood-to secure what we to-day enioy-the
grandeur of this great Nation, in the language
sf the sainted Morton, "cemented by the blood
and tears of the American people" Let the
vote of every Congressman be watched on the
pcnGing legislation. Let The TRIBUNE pub
Iish a black list of all those who prove recreant
to their trusts, so that every voter may know
who they arc. ELIAS I. DRAKE,
Co. K, list Ohio Vols.
= Nov
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Office between two or more rival claimants to the
same suiirct-raiicr QF Invention, attended t."
ipp"ai iioiieaieS pursued IN relief from adverse
Office decisions.
Searches made for tile to- inventions.
Cvpie. % rateTts furnished nj the regular Gov
ernluent rates, % cents each, Ii subsequent 10
1865; previous patents, not printed, at cost OF
making coujes.l
'apias nt Official Records furnished.
Opinions rendered 10 scope, validity, and IN
fringeincut of Patents.
IN f,ct any information relating 10 Patents and
TO property ri;ntsin inventions promptly furnished
on THE most rcasOnahl" terms.
Correspondence solicited.
Remember. this Office has been in successful Ope-
ration since 1865, and you therefore reap the bene-
fits Of experience.
Address. with stamp for reply,
GEORGE z. LEMON,
WASHINGTON, d. C..
FJ- Reference given TO actual clients in almost
every county IN the United states.
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SENECA FALLS, \. Y, May %.
WHAT CONGRESS SHOULD DO FOR THE SOLDIER

WHAT CONGRESS SHOULD DO FOR THE SOLDIER.
To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
Please accept my thanks for the valuable in
formation your PAPER furnishes the soldier.
have been d reader of the paper FOR about four
or fvo months, and l cannot speak too high in
lis T~.isc .o- the bold stand it takes in the de-
!,.- .r 81 the rights Of the soldiers see that
ont-rc-s las provided for everything and
everybody except the soldiers. Congressman
ba. b.;cor turn their attention TO the mon who
Fav,d ine Nation. If they would go to work
aad appropriate money to increase the force in
the Pension Office; then extend the arres-agc
ac5 Of 1879 from July !, 1S60, 10 July /, 1888 ;
pass the bill TO equalize the soldiers bounty
and also tie bill to remove the charge of de-
serticn from all volunteer soldiers who com
plcted their term Of enlistment, or who were
absent after the 1st day OF May, 1863 That.
what Congress should do at once
Yours truly, A. AMMoNs,
Co. ], 51st Ohio Vols
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TIE PENSION OFFICE FORCE.
.e Editor NATIoNAL Tse-auNE:
UF MIST HAVE TT.
o the Editor NArToNAL TRTBUvE:

To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
Herewith amount for THE NATIONAL TnI-
BUNE for one year. 4 member Of the Twenty
ninth Indiana regiments band handed NE
three copies of your paper giving an account of
the taking of Cumberland Gap, ard as hap
pened to be with both the Generals Morgan
and Burnside's expeditions a the taking of
that famous gap, I found tho narrative very
interesting. Was at that time chief operator
AID assistant manager Of military telegraphs.
Am so much pleased with your paper that I
must have it.
Yours truly CHAs. LEHR,
Z. s. Nil. Tel, under Cap. Sam Brush.
BREMEN, IND, My 8.
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THE PENSION BUREAU INCREASE

To the Editor NATIo,,AL tribune: ...
I was gratiied TO see by TIE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE of May 20, just received, the favor
able outlook in tie Pension Department, and
trust the bill viii pass as soon rs reported by
the committee i'aying ii IN charge.
Very respectfully, r. D. McGILLIcUDDY.
AKRON, ONO, May o.
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vIrws oF = LorrNArrsT.

To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
As journalism is ny profession ! feel COM
petent to express the opinion that you are
making a irst-class Tapcr.
Yours il F., c. and j.,
B..,;. D. HOUSE,
4. A. O., Dept. Ind, G. 4. R.
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ONE GOOD PAPER BETTER THAN DOZEN POOR
ONES

ONES
To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
Your valuable paper should be in the hands
of every soldier of the late war. Better have
one good paper with influence than dozen
poor ones with none. In The NATIONAL TRIB-
UNE the soldier ha: an organ which believe is
destined to WELD an influence second to no
journal in the land. We should take pride in
swelling its subscription list TO hundred thou
sand strong A little effort on the part of some
comrade in every Grand Army Post viii ac-
complish this. secured five to-day in short
space of time, and will continue the good work
Soldiers should watch the debates and votes in
our National Legislature closely in all matters
pertaining to them, and ii would be good idea
If they would keep record of the same for
future reference and guidance. Party ties
should be sUbserviert to soldiers rights. We
viii get our rights when it is understood by
our Representatives in Congress that We hold
the balance of power in our hands, and will
use it TO secure said rights.
Most truly yours, r. S. GANoUNG.
SENECA FALLS, y. Y, May %.
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GEORGE z. LEMON,

FJ- Reference given TO actuaI clients in almost
every county in the United states.
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A BR1GuTER DAY DAwNING.

WILLIAM IURsHL, 1th Iowa Cav.
COLUABIA, TEX. May IS.
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She Earned her Place.

Among the victims of the guilo-
tine in France in 1901 were the Mar
quis de Bots Berenger, his wife, sis
ter, sister-i n-law, and brother. Of
his family only his daughter re-
NAMED. When the five were called
out to be dispatched to the scaffold
the young girl, who had secured adj
mission to the Conciergerie, chung to
her father with the desperation of
insanity One by one her people
were summoned to their place on the
fatal bench in the sinister corridor
where the condemned awaited their
summons to tumbris. As the last
of them left her, the young girl tried
to pass the guards at the door of the
hall and join them.
II want to die with them," she
cried. 81 cannot part from them.
Let me go" And bursting past the
guards she again embraced her
father. A couple OF soldiers advanced
to separate them, and she begged to
be allowed to die with them.
"There is no reason why you
should" replied the corporal. "You
have not been condemned. "
"Then condemn me now !" she
shreiked ut the top Of her voice, and
screamed, "Long live the King
Long live the Queea Down with
this detestable Republic !"
One of the representatives whose
duty it was to witness the roll-call
of the condemned had been specta-
tor Of this scene. He now said with
ferocious grin:
every well, miss, you have earned
your place on the bench. Sit down,
and YOU viii contribute a little to
the vermillon establishment of
Monsieur Chariot before you are an
hour older"
Mile. Bots Berenger took her seat,
her face Illuminated by divine joy.
Before night fall the family were ex'
tinct.
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BEAUTY.-"It is claimed that
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aud lower part 81 the abdomen,
causing the patient TO suppose he
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a western paper says Nothing
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If a man suffers from q cough or
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A husband deposited money in a
bank to the credit of his wife. and
drew checks signed by him in bis
wife's name, without her knowledge,
and which the bank paid. The wife
sued for the amount to her credit on
the refusal to pay her, and recovered
judgment. In this case, Bates VS..
First National Bank Of Rockport j.,
the Court of Appeals Of New York :,
in May, through Judge Finch, de-
cided that the bank was liable to the
wife, as the money had been paid
without her consent.
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on the Sabbath day, in the opinion
of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky
in the Commonwealth rs. The Louis
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pany, decided in May. The court
said that the running Of the train
was a work Of necessity.
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1t is a specific for AL female weak
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1t is a fact not generally known
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Far more value than those golden
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health and beauty of Woman-hood.
Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound restores and preserves all
these.
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Potatoes are frequently spoiled by
being exposed too long to the sun
after digging. They should only be
opened to the light and air long
enough to dry them, and then stor-
ed away III as dark place as posi-
BILE.
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4 man in IWiggs county, Ga, has
married four women during the past
fourteen months. The first three
are dead. 1t will happen 50 some
times. This man is ayenging the
wrongs of his sex.
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