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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-09-06
0pSe Warfer Nfotiien.

- 9lm "a. Otai ipuroe Serr Serpir
nan6 8iebel nabe benz 8asbauIe Dor
ben Barren eineS 8abnSuseS umseito'
ben, am 9reu3e idfper berlebt uno ibm
Elm 8ein sebro6en; ieitoem lieSt et
franz barnieoer. Seine s5reunbe baben
iib nun baran semadt, ibm Elm 8enefi;
su Grrdnsiren, ipeI6es AM 80. Sept.
in W. 9latter's Sale ituttfinoet unb aus
Der 8srlcpIuns elmer iilbernen llbr bes
itebt, wcrauf elm SanSfrdns6en foIst.
Die Gidets iinb auf nur 25 Gsnts feits
9eisbt.
- Die Serren 9lnbreas Sd6n,
5bsoSor Waior unb Elm Sritter iparen
fiirsIi6 tpisbsr brsi Gage lang auf benz
6ii6fans uno icaen, tuie es beibt, an
200 9funb p6er fpeniser Black bass
mitsebra6t babsn. Geisben bat Iis ber
8eporter nidt, alio aud nidt 9esdbIt,
er nimmt bissmal fir baare Dtiin;e, mas
ibm Seiast fuirb.
GrI6abmeiItsr o. Wt. SOnes fieI
an borIebten Spnntas bon elmer 2eiter,
berltau6te iid bas Sanb9eIent uno ers
lit einen armbruh.
= Die 8eiIer Bailey 8anb bGIt am
Samitas elm pic glic in Separb'S
99dlbden.
- Sur9 einen 8pblenfaa in Der
Srisbin 8rube tpurbe am Sonneritae
Der an Spoe garf 9loenue ippbnenoe
SObn 9tOberts nidt unerbebIi6 perIebt.
- Der Is Sabre aIte unS bel Boone
Sia nobnbafte 9reibertnabe MOrsan
ipuroe am Samitae in bem Briggs
S6a6t unter bic 8arren Senorfen, silm
Slid absr 70, bab er innerbaIb Dem
@eIeiie lag; er erbieIt am 8uden unb
Sppfe mebrere i6merSbafte 9Bunben.
- Die 9iabrise SOa &essan fisI
am porlebten Spnnta9 BON einem Sors
baue ibreS @Itsrnbauies aus elmer Sbbe
bon nur elf SUB. 2ln benz 9inbe iinb
Guberli6 feline 8erlebunssn ipabrnebms
bar, absr felt benz Sale Iie9t iie in
einem i6lafdbnIiden 3uItanbe Der 8es
tGubung barnieoer, aus tpeI6em iie Su
ertpeden bic 9lerSte persebens periubt
baben.
- Die 2ebensbsrii6srunss Geisas
Ibait beS Ssuti6en nnteritiiBunss 8ers
eins bon Spbe Bart eripdbIte am Spnns
tag iolgen6e Seamte
8rGiioent, SatOb 0iebm.
8iSe 9rdi., Gonrab 2pb.
Sefretar, glnton 8ibi9mann.
Sdabmeiiter, Satob 8eibert.
Die 8eriammlun8en Der @eieai6aft
finben am pierten 0iitttpod i'm Ronat
itatt uno eS iperben bic Ulit6lieber
brtnsenb eriu9t, iid re9t eifris an bens
ielben Su betbeilieen.
= Die 9lrbeiter in ben Sloan, Spbe
Bari unb Sampton 8ruben ipurben am
Wiontas ausbeSabIt.
Sobn 6. 9bpmas uno George
Marfep ipurbsn am 9isnftas Mprsen
in bsm Mount Yleaiant slope bur6
einen Sal bon fog. top bench idIimm
berIeBt, bod fir6tet man feline tDbtIis
den 6olsen.
p@. Die 9iamantfarben brinsen
tets mebr su 8srfe, ais iie beripre6sn.
g9arum fdrben Sic baS aIte SleiS nitt
IS ipir6 ipieber ipie neu auSisben.
Sur 10 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-09-06

- Cine neue poIitii6e 9artsi ipirS
SsmnG6ft in NiIpaufee, 98ise., ses
8rdnbet. IS finbet nGmIi6 am 81, 90.
un6 %. Septsmter Der 7. idbrIide
gonereb Der naticnalen liberaIen 2isa
itatt, in tpel6sr man ale Sreibenfer,
bic Surnpereine, bic ,,&nisbts Of 2a'
bor", bic glntimonopolilten unb gIle,
tpeI6e nit ben seSenpartis beitcbens
ben 8erbaltniien ni6t ;ufrieben iinb,
einisen unb eine neue politii6e Yartei
9riinbsn mill, bic, tpenn iie aud ni6t
SIei6 einen srOben giniluB ausiben,
ii6 bod ipdter fibIbur MAIDEN fbnnte.
gs tuirO seItenb semadt bab ieBt ale
berartisen Oreaniiationen ibren ei8enen
8e9 ipanbeIn, obSIei6 iie ale auf elm
Gnbsiel binarbeiteten. 9lle itreben lie
bic Reformation Der 8eieaI9aft unb,
mas eisentIi6 ibr Sauptsiel il, bic
Trennung bon Stride uno Staat an.
Darum iperbe es fur glae beher iein,
ipenn iie ii6 bereinisen unO 8emeiniam
ibren Ssinb bsfdmpfen. g9ir iinb bes
sieris, mas nit bieier 8ereinisuns Su
Stance 9etradt tpirb.
- S9naps pirb i'm nd6iten Sons
greb cine bebeutenSe 9tpqe ipielen.
9p6 1T barunter ni6t Der Sdnaps 3u
bsriteben, ben uniere Serren @eieBgeber
etipa rertil9en, IOnbern baS 0teer bon
S6naps, nit benz bic 5abrifanten
ni6ts anSuiansen ipiHen. 8efanntIi6
bat Der Iebte Sonsreb eS obSeIebnt, bic
SriIt, ipel9e Der SdnapS in ben 9es
pptbduieru rmperIteuert Iie9en barf, UNI
Sipei Sabre su berldneern. 9tun 1T bas
S6nupsbrennen aber Elm iebr proiitabs
les 9ei6dft, tpespeSen iib gar pieIe
barauf setpprfen unb bamit cine enprme
lleberpro6ufticn bes eblen 5uIeIs bers
beisefibrt baben. 0as ManBber, ben
S6napS i6einipeiie ausSufiibren, Inn
Jpn iofort tpieber suriidsubrinsen unb
oamit neue Sriit su erlansen, 1T ben
9rennern burd einen Grlab beS S6abs
ants ebenfalIS bereiteIt porben. Die
0eitiIlateure iteben nun am 8erse; iie
iolIen ii6 SrObe @ori9uiie auf ibre 8Ors
rGtbe Sepumpt buben unb man erfpartet
einen Sdnapss8ra6, tpenn bic Steuer
nibt aufseboben unb bamit Der S6naps
gum Sertauf fommen fam. Die 8rens
ner iperben baber Simmel unb Sbae in
8epe8un8 iesen, I'M cieS 3ieI 3u erreis
hen,
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Oeutfcbe
photographic 0allerie,
BON
$etnricb SreD,
421 2afaipanna Gbenue, scranton,
uno 10l Ilain aSenue, SsSs
Parf, ga.

Ditit @alItrittn Tnb hem stntisttH @pbI.
nputn ets butl1tn publifums 6siftus fri.
| pfpbltn.
Die GaIltris 42l 9adapanna apsnus ID
bic ttf tinefriGittr unb ItSnft in Suauirn
pne % fnb btits GtftSftt NIT hsn usutfsu
une bsifsn Snfrumrnttn unb ausrhhuustu
pTItbtn.
g4ir tRPftbIsn uus fir aufnabmtn isesr
glrt SiIbr in et @alitris, ale aud fir 9ane-
iHaftsbiIetr, @tbdubtn, @sltaI@afttu, tte.,
uub has gppirtn BON 8ilbtrn une gtrgrE6trs
unesn In India Ink, Crayon, @aiTtr unb
SeIfarbtu tpirb gut unb bilIis ausssfiiHrt.
3i1tiee unb rpmpttente arbtittr iftbtn uns
,ur Stits, unb birftn mir unltrt lJrtunbt psrs
ilHtrn, bn6 ai6ts StrIaumt ptrbsn pirb. lis
nit ben GIbtitfn ais aud in hsr 9sbisnuna
SpllfGntis iufrisben Su ifttltn.
=. Silstrrabmsn ju sfI. ausEabl unb ~ Bill
Iissn prtiitn.
Spnntass fSnutn aufnaBmtu ssma9t ptr.
ben BON 9 nbr @urssns bio iibr Ra&mit.
tags.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-09-06
Nitt6tpu.


- Der Beethoven Mdnner6or tpirb
am "a. September i'm Sipoli @arten
Elm 9ic Sic unS SommernadtsfeIt abs
balten.
- Rad ben IeBten 8sridtsn Iiest
SUbn 9FneIten, tuelder bon 2pnfle bpr
brei @o6en seidofen tpurbe, isbt 9es
fdbrIi6 barnieber, trobbem Sorber 9es
melbet tpurbe, baB feline gBunbe ni6t
ibIimm iei.
-Ssrr 2eon Sa6s, S6ipieserbater
bes Srn. u. y. 8roipn, ltarb 9pnners
flag ssSsn Nittsrna6t uneripartet. Gr
mar am 8abnbofe setpeien unb tpurSe
furs burauf bon einem SuitenanfaIe
betrpfen, bem er erIa9 Ger lit an @itbs
MAJ. Serr Sads errei6te Elm 9lIter
bon 81 Sabren; felt 80 Sabren Elm
8eipobner unierer Stabt, mar es ibm
sslunsen, elm bdbides 8erm6sen Su ers
tperben, ipsI6ss ii6 auf etipa $50, 900
belaufen mag.
- Sin &nabe 9tamenS Simmie Ssars
rel iuirb feline tlnfoIsiamfeit fir 2ebenss
seit bur6 einen mibseitaIteten Dlunb
biben mil1Ien, inbem bic YIatform zines
neuen gIebatorS binter u. y. Srpipn's
Store am 6reitas auf ibn fiel. Die
8innIu6e ipurbe ibm seri6msttert, 70
bab bic 9dbne uno &np1enitiide burd
bic 9iaie bransen. Die 8erIebunssn
iinO nidt IebenSsefdbrIi6.
September ID. 1880.
SUpfens8ittern Gompasnie, Toronto:
SD bin fpdbreno Der IeBten Ieta
SABRE immeripdbren6 franf seipeieu,
uno babe auf's @rauiamite bon WtaSsn.
| I6mersn uno aagemeiner S6pd6t
aussebaIten. SD babe brei SIaiber
SUpfens8ittern aufsebruu6t, unb il
baben mir nuf's @unberpUlite seboIfen
| SD bin iuieber BeiunS, fann meiner
9lrbeit nadSeben, uno Ciie umb fdIaf
Iei6t. SD tann ben Sopfens8itteri
ni6t su bel Sob na6iusen.
Simon Robbins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-09-06

= 8on bier nabmen bic Iurne
9ouis @ideibIe, gbiIip @irtb, gbparI
8Iattsr, Srib Sivripirtb, Spbn Subri
Soiepb GonraO, Srib 8aumann, SObl
glrmitrons, SriB unb Srans SummIe
an bem 8auturnfeIte in &iaiamsburS
tbeiI, ipeI6e8 am Samitas besann
Die beiben 2ebtsenamtsn fubren I6or
SSreitas bon bier ab, bic anberen ber.
Iieben am foIsenben Wiitta9 scranton
uno batten baS Slid, einen SPECIAL.
tpasen boD 9urner bon 8o6eiter unb
anberen Stdcten Su treifen, nit 0encn
iie abbampften.
Die 8etbeiIiSuns an benz eriten
8auturnfefte in williamsburg 1T iiber
ales Grparten srOB, 70 bab cine tbsils
ipeiIe 9(enSeruns bss 9rosrammes bOrs
9enommen perben muBte. 1lniers
Serontoner iin6 eIidli6 ansefommsn.
am greisturnen nabmen iie nibt tbeil,
uber beim Sdisben erbisIt 8. @f6eibIe
ben britten 8reis. Die Surner febrten
seitern (Niittipp6) 9lbenb init benz IeBs
ten 8u9e Suriid.
neA. Sanbs unb 8eiIetai6enS 9pfer
Inb anoere Reiiesglusriiitunsen, in
8roipn'S See Sibe.
s6s~ 9as 9ubipaaren 9epartemsnt
n 8rotpn's 9ee Sibe 1T poIitanbiser
1Is irSenb eines Der Stabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-09-06
@orort bes Sfproamerifanif6cn CIT
SurnerbunpeS.
Ct. epuis, @O, %. sIusuit 1888.
i Runhea. NereiufI

Ct. gpuls, Wlc., ", Iu9nlt 1888.
gn bic gunees-8rtint!
Gut Sdl! Sn allen @aurn unisrfs psiisn
eaHess IpIltt brr fr6fs October bs. 9abrss ais
has Observation-Disclosures SubilGum Der trittn
WalItntinpaneeruug Stutfher in ben Der.
tiniairn Staattn NUreamtrifas unb bfr eltidj.
,titiatn @rilneung bes STits Germantown
i'm Stnatt pfnnIylSania, btr rrIfen uub Glte.
fen, pcn 9tuii6tn bitriulanes btsriinesttn
anfeblung ftIflih stftitrt rtresn, uub nanisnt-
lid Icllttn taran aIlt 8iirgtr esutIGtr AbIfan.
mung rtgtn antbtil ntbmtn, in bentn nod
Sinn unb gerltGnbnib ltbt fir ben ui6tissn
une Irgtnsrtihtn Ginfub, ptlhtn NIT btr
btutIdtu Ginranefrung btutlhtr @eilt une
bsutIbts @tmiitb, btutIht Sittt unb btutlhs
@tIslIiafsit, hfutIhsr 6ltib, bntI6s Strait unb
9tbaTTlihftit auf bas Gulturltbtn, has Wa9ss
ibum unb bic Gntpidtluns hes @pblIfanbts
unIsres Qdntss alsesiibt bnbsn une nod INNER
seIirne ma6sn. Bur aIlstmtintn Gsitr allrr.
prts Ipllttu attr insbtIcnbsrt bic Sirnpnsins
unIrrts 2dntts bic Sniatipt ergrtifrn, neil
lis iib surh bic platform unb bic prinripitn.
trflGrung bts decentralization 3uruubuns
tts frlf une beifimnit ;u jtntn @runhf6Btn be-
ftnntn unb ptrp1itttn, auf ptl6tn alltin tint
fertlhrittlids, frsit unp stIunbt Gntpidtluus
unitrss pplitiIdtn uns ipfialtu estsns rfrfbt
ptretu fann.
9Btr forbsrn in 6cIss ttTsn iGmmtIi6s
5urnsersint tts eaubss aut aIlsrprts babiu ~
pirftn, zine tpiireist 6titr bitIes GbrtntdetS
nn;ulfrtben unb ii6 Al eitIsm i3ptde nit an-
ertn freilInniatR 8trtinrn une Siirsun ;u
Ssrbin6m, I'M bic 5tisr ;u tinrr alstmsiucn
unb rHreissn ;u 9tifattu.
Wiit turntriiGsm @rnb
6iir ben 8prprt
8. W. .Starflph,
Gfitr SprSn.
Suso 8pumtr,
GprreIp. Shriftpari.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-09-06
SeOOmtarS s fcDmOl6s,
DbrmaGer uno 00lOs itn0 stl6ers s9(r6eiter.
1928 2aGaipanna Mpenue, Sermsns neuem gebauSs

Ilmertfanticben nbren eben Tabrifates,
BnIm Gs @odoro spnafeo fiber
goenen 8ebduin @robe '
8olbene uno fiIberne Q d 10 neiB II
Gan S.bmbe SsmbsninOp 9orheduoben ae
. a m O u en-.
Sterling Sibpaa 8ebrbuns Geiu gunr a6 eobd
gRefsI GafOrs, snbmtobdsn 8m&hean, etc W"
Ser taro ph6r 0mtbH Dem
fb
lnth Rar
8nuen. "'
lin sneiOen Suiprud bitten
SeG5pntarS s. Nebnpfbs
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Tran 81. &raft,
0epritte oentI9e Sebamme,

IN Der Slueitsn aIeB. bon Geoor 5n 4ittitOn
aue., Spiidsn BiIlOlp nno aIoerftraben,
.mpFsbR fd ben 8rauen bon eeranton bel
allen in ibr Sad einidlagenoen @erri6tn9sn
unier 3ufdsrun9 9epifenbafter 8eoisnnn9.
lin asnsiaten 9niprlIh piro 9ebeten. 46
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Seutider etrieObof.

Die ,9sutite SrieObufs @eiclli6aft" bal
in Der lsbten Belt ibrsn Grisbbof al 8aibin0.
ton apenue, In Green Nose, nit bebeuteuoen
So1en perih0nern Iafeu, unO mabt Die Seut
fden bon Strnnton Oarnuf aufmerfiaH, oat
iis 8sgrlbnibpIdBe fertg ausgegrnbsn fur 81
9erionen ilber eisies alter Uertnuit. Sibibt
6amiIien.8s9rdbnbpldbs, S25.
Anfrnsm Tidte man geidIligit an
SO, lm Srieorid g. WilIer,
3l9 NoDmono alleD,
ooer am Sage in Siebolts Wilble
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Serr 9auI SerS erIas am Dlontaf
ieiner Iunsipierisen 8ranibeit unb ipurs
be eeitern i'm 9unmpre 5riebbpfe Bel.
seTebt; Serr 9fr. SiSsImann bieIt biz
@rabreoe. Der 8eritorbene seb6rte
Der sllIianS 2Use glo. $50, benz 9trmin
Eager SO. l24 unb benz Obj SSeaotp
ELECTROMAGNETIC an.
Gr errei6te Elm 9llter bon SO Sabren,
2 WlOnuten unb 2 Tasen.
Set glnfans bieier @o6e ipiro in
ben Scrantpn Stabltperfen Gag unb
Nadt Searbeitet, = seiuib bieIberIpres
denc fir OuS Serbt8eiddft.
= Die SIitere Sur6t, SOffnunsss
loIisteit unb Sdtpermutb, iiber ipeIde
biele fla9en, tpiirbe oft DerI6ipin6en,
ipenn 6aS Slut in reinem unb Seiunhem
3uItanSe mare, ebe es in bic sarten
Sirnssfdbe brinet. gtpsr's SarIapas
riaa reinist unS bsIebt baS SIut, unS
fiibrt baSur6 @eiunobeit bes 2eibeS
unb @eiites berbei.
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@ediel, NaNage, Sener Gebens Gerl. 6elddft

ron WA. e. EAieSo1,
Gtablirt 1850. 5i3 9adapauna aSsnus Serautpn pa
@ t6ftI auf sr66nH Gurppas tnb
S4tffsf9eint 9f6rung
9tlb aus jabl prmhtif
GtHttbungen
Mgsntur br penn R s-gnfdu
erfa uf
Vt W6ban in
Spmpasnirn
S6rdtnfat IN uubu
8ttfPdft pGtn in tar,fr 6rR beSrst ~ - " 7
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g. .. SSDtpcrs, glpotbefer,

Solar Strabe, Stranton, Ra.
Giasntbiimsr pon Bowers Geber 9iIlen,
@urm GproinI, gfttrwurm.SDrnp. Sanos
purm.9ertiI9er. 5nbnen.SDrnp. Sbeerbalinm
iir Suitsu, GrfdInn9en unO 8rdnne. oeutihes
sinimsnt Samaiea Sn9wer, SiebpuIpsr uno
ieIe anoere 9rtifeI. 8
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Su90 90 mtr,
9prrtIp. e6riftpart.
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Souls S6miat,
Ssutidr
Weetser s @arffntacber,
GeSar StraBe, IL. @arb,

SD made bsIOnbsrs oarauf aufmsrtiam, bab
id i'm Stanoe bin
Seben Tas frif6e @irfe
~ Iisfsrn; Gsber.. Bologna. unO aussgsidntts
Hrnntfurtsr @iirits cine SpSiaIitdt. S5Itild
isosr Sorts tdsIid friid. gs label frsunlidf
gum 8siude ein Qouis Shmibt.
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slus Sem cberen 3baIe.

- Gs beibt, Der Surnberein bon
9lr6baIo perbe am II. Sept. iein
Stiitun8sfeIt bur6 elm Sdauturneu
9la6mittags imS einen Ball in 2inbe'a
Sale am 9lbenb ieiern, unb er eripartei
cine itarts 9etbeilisuns Der Gurnbriicer
bon Scranton.
- Der 16i6brise Srsiberfnabe Dlur'
RAP purbs am WlOntas in benz 2esset's
@rset S6a6t untpobl uno Itarb einis,
glusenbIids ipdter, na6bem er iibe
Wassnbei6psrben SstIast.
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
Old Army Songs Wanted.

To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
| wish to obtain the words of two songs,
which were quite popular among the soldiers
during the late war, and which I do not find
among any collection that has yet been pub
ished. One Is entitled Johnny, Fill Up the
Bowl a song sung to the air of /" When Johnny
Comes Marching Home" only one verse of
which / can remember, as follows:
We all retreated from Balls Bluff,
Football, football,
We all retreated from Balls Bluff
Football says L.
We all retreated from Balls Bluff
A place we found tremendous tough
And Wen ali drink stone blind,
johnny, ill up the bowl.
The other ditty was much sung by the col
ored troops Of the Twenty fifth Corps, in front
of Richmond during the winter of 1864 165, the
chorus of which was
Then up with the flag. long may it wave
Over the Union. the home of the brave
Any comrade who can furnish me these
songs will confer favor by sending them to
my address. ii. T. PECK.
NEW HAVEN coNN
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
Bury the Brave Where They Fall.

By Lieut. Frisbie, Co. D, l13a Illinois.
Oh bury the brave on the field where they f,lIi
Let them sleep beneath the sod
That drank up their blood in the deadly affray
When their spirits went home to God
Let their resting place be where their brave deeds
were done,
With the banner-the banner for their shroud.
And its stars shall keep watch as they peacefully
sleep
Far away from the gathering crowd.
Chorus.-Tben sleep on, and soft be thy repose.
And green be the turf on thy breast
The glorious stars of our banner shall
watch
Ger the graves where the heroes rest.
Though nameless the graves where their ashes
repose
All unhallowed by tears,
Their Iaurels are fadeess, they never can die,
While we measure the feeting years;
Though no marble may rise their low lonely
beds,
There to point out the sacred spot
Yet the hearts of the Nation their memory will
keep
Its dear heroes are never forgot.
The sunlight and rain wiz awaken the flowers
That in beauty DER them wave,
The soft whpering breezes a requiem sad
Murm ring over their lonely grave;
But we mourn Tor them not all calmly they sleep
Far away from the loving household band
For the brave and the noble die never in vain
When they die for their native land
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
Though namelezs the graves where their ash
yinon de I,Erclos

the celebrated French beauty, enthrailed hearts
at the age or seventy. She took care of her
teeth. So ought all her charming sex. Any
lady whose toilet table lacks it, should procure
SOIOD0NT and use it regularly. Her mirror
will soon reflect row of teeth shaming the
pearls of the Orient in beauty, making a charm
ing contrast with the yermillion tint of the
lips. No tooth wash equals it.
The National tribune., 1883-11-08
GOOD ADVICE TO THE BOYS.
ranr,yA-s,1f.r n n,t X 1000

To the EDrTon NATIONAL TRIBuSE:
am deeply interested in the letters of our SOL
diers and loyal ladies Of land. We have
prosperous little band. auxiliary TO James ST. John
Post here IN Cafdington; membership of about
my and names still coming IN. We have done
and are still doing considerable work. We are
contemplating piecing an album quilt, and
all soldiers wishing their names company and
regiment put upon il to pay ten cents Il name
When completed ii will be put up at auction and
sold to the highest bidder the money TO be placed
in the relief fund
was in my power, their hardships would be over
What glorious country they have bought for us
yes, bought with their e-biood And OH when
think OF the thousands OF brave boys that never
came home TO enjoy that for which they gave up
home, friends and family, it almost makes my
heart stand STILL And now, word to the Sons of
Veterans: Boys, do you ever think how soon the
responsibility of our country will rest you? The
old soldiers soon be gone; then, boys
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Supporting Family on 81 Per Day.

I 4
A medical man of this city not long ago said
to my wife: Mrs. -, your husband gets
pension of thirty dollars a month You
should be able to live ON dollar day" Great
Scott Let us figure little: Our family
consists of myself, wife (an invalid,, and six
children. none of them yet old enough to help
themselves. Here are eight to feed three times
daylight for breakfast, eight for dinner
and eight for supper; three times eight are
twenty -four; twenty-four meals for one dollar
AZ cents for each meal. ] wonder if the doctor
would like to try to live on 12s cents day for
one month. That leaves nothing for house
rent, fuel, clothing. medicine and doctor bills
None of said bills are very small In this north
ern country. l would like to hear from other
comrades. Zoozoo.
MADISON, WIs.
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there until they begin TO grow in spring. when
the bark will be sufficiently loose to be easily
peeled OF. Cuttings for planting can be made
at any time from now till spring; cut theIn
into ten-inch lengths and cover them up to tho
topmost bud. II set out now they win roo,
before winter
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Relief Corps Work.

MUSTERED IN--ADyIcE TO SONS OF VETERANS.
ALL ALONG THE LINE.
HENRY, ILL.,, Oct. O. 1ss3
To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
noticed in your valuable paper you wished TO
hear from every Womans Relief Corps in the
United States Of America. Accordingly l. as corre-
spending secretary of Woman's Relief Corps No.
2 viii try and inform you of our Corps We the
loyal women mothers, wives sisters aud daugh-
ters Of soldiers OF Henry, ILL.,, assembled at Look
out Mountain Post room and were duly mustered
and sworn in under the National Corps by Post
Commander Walter Scott, and now we are
ready Tor work Cur sotiesy had, since June been
working under the Ohio plan. Our new officers
are follows: President, Mrs. j. c. Townsend;
senior vice president, Mrs II. Young; junior vice
president hrs. u limerick secretary, Mrs A. j.
Deil; treasurer Miss Nellie Hoagland; chaplain
Mrs. i. 1t. Goodrich conductor Mrs A. r. Ohm
sfed; guard, Mrs. ". Scott. The president re-
turned her heartfelt thanks in behalf OF the society
to Commander Scott for tie Kindness and fraternal
respect shown herself aud society Commander
Scott answered in iew very kind remarks aud
some good advice to Corps and retired. We now
hope IL our health aud strength are spared to be
society that Henry, and. in fact, Illinois viii be
proud TO own. We feel that we have a great and
glorious work to DO and are bound as. true
Holacn TO do all IL our power. We honor and
respect the name OF Union soldier
Yours IN f., C. and L.,
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Our Agricultural Editor's Weekly Chat With His
Readers.
I understand that teosnte Is fine grass for
stock; what is its worth and where get the
seed ?-J. r., Conn
Ans. We do not know where the seed Of this
grass can be found it has not seeded in this
country so far as we know. 1t is q strong
growing plant, native of Central America.
1t is somewhat like pearl millet in growth !;
we do not consider it equal in value with the
latter as fodder OF forage plant.
see notices to the effect that the Mccartney rose
makes good hedge. Do you know where I can
obtain p:ants!-E. WheIan, Albany.
Ans We cannot say; but the plant is too
tender to stand northern winters. 1t is used
only in the South.
1t is stated that the lie Conte pear is only grown
from cuttings. | wish to try them, if that IS the
only way / suppose that they are grown like
grape or willow cuttings.-AEaateur, New Jersey.
Ans. The lie Conte pear is grown from cut
tings in Georgia. Attempts at the North, so
far as we are informed, have not been success
full.
Would Bermuda grass be a profitable introduc-
ton IN Ohio?- N, Northern Ohio.
Ans We think not. 1t is one of those cos
mopolitan plants that seem TO be found every
where on thin soils; in good soils other and
stronger grasses take predominanee. The Ber-
muda is valuable in dry, warm climates, where
more vigorous grasses cannot exist.
Is the citron OF the stores prepared from the
gourd or melon-iike fruit which grow under the
name of citron melon ?-Junius, Harrisburg, Pa
Ans. The citron you allude 70 is prepared
from the fruits of citrus faedica, plant which
belongs to the orange family; more accurately
the orange, lemon. and lime are supposed, by
some authors, to be varieties of it.
Being fond of plants, keep quite number Of
pots in my sleeping chamber Some OF Tay friends
tel me that IL Is injurious TO health, What has
" Rural Topics to say about this martha.
Ans. Medical authorities differ on this sub
jeet,-as they DO in most others, so far "a that
goes,-but we think that the weight of authori-
ties concede that the only evil would arise
from the damp soil, and this we know cannot
amount to much from a few plants in dry
room.
Can you inform me of the best time to cut viii
lows for cuttings or for basket making Eastern
Shore, Md.
Ans. Willows can be cut any time after the
leaves fall The operation is often delayed
until the buds are about to start in spring, SO
that they can easily be peeled; but cutting so
late is weakening TO the plants It is pref
erable plan to cut them in December and tie
them up in bundles, then set them on end in
six or eight inches of water, and keep them
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4 Pocket Testanlent AmaitIn: its soldier Owner


have in my possession a small pocket testa-
ment, given to me at Andersonyille by dying
comrade, on the blank leaf of which I find the
name of Silas Kinsley, Fletcher, Franklin
county. VT, and thinking he may have some
friends who would prize it very highly, take
this method Of informing them that by writ
ing to me they can receive the same by return
mail. Yours, in F., c. and L.,
GREEN City, No. 0. III. FERRELL, NJ. D.