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HOME lNsURANCE--Of the eleven home COM
panleS no company offers to the public better adj
Santages than the columbia, "l324 street north
west 1t Is Differed and managed by trustees who
are among our best citizens. Insure with this
company, whose rates are reasonable. 1t shows
paid up capital Of 500, COO and a handsome sur
plus.
POCKrr RIpnurrrpu ro1o,,at,r,
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BIT FAR the largest stock in the District of ladies'
Gents and children'5 fine low shoes and slippers,
at remarkably low prices, at Hahn's SIC nth street
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NOTICE!-Kets Kemethys, 1103 Pa. av., takes one
doz fine photos with one thirteenth painted for S.
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CHILDREN's lovely ribbed black Isle hose, 75c
Brodhead'S,
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For COLONIAL BEACH.-The steamer Arrow
Smith has been repaired and reinspected by the
government Inspector, and will leave on Wednes.
day next, with a f1rst-claSS excursion, at 1880 a.
In, from 7th street wharf, for Colonial Beach re-
turn!ny at 10 p. N. She has not missed schedule
trip this season.
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HART's Roach POWDER, no poison, at all drug
SIS
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Bicycle ShirtS.
Base ball and boating Shirts all styles. colors
and sizes, for men and boys. frOIa 50c up to A50
apiece. Special rates to clubs. Samples free, at
Auerbach's, cor. 9TH and H streets.
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Hor SPRING Crystal Jewelry, very brilliant, at
Rrgg's "
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REDUCTIONS THE ORDER OF THE DAY.
REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF SILKS.
SLAUGHTERED PRICES" IN DRESS GOODS.
REDUCED PRICES" IN BLACK GOODS
STARTLING INDUCEMENTS IN LINENS.
AMAZING ATTRACTIONS IN WHITE GOODS.
GENERAL BREAK IN DoMESTIcs
ENT1CING ATTRACTIONS IN HOSIERY.
GENERAL STAMPEDE OF PRICES AMONGST
OUR RIBBONS. LACES. TIES. FICHUS. COR
SETS, &C.. &c.
Our Black and Colored SILKS sURAUs RIA.
DAMS, OTTOMANS. EGYPTIANS, &c kc arc
worth the trouble TO examine they are selling al res
ducuon of Is per cent.
just received from Auction case Of Fancy sURAHs
gan entirely new design in all the raging shades at 81
per yard, positiv ely worth 81. so.
Our Soc; FOULARDS. for Travelling Suits Are etfli
quality. 'e' N NAV
, The run on our POLKA DOT srRAHs n a, per VA
increases daily. as they certainly worth 81 SO.
rOur BLACK SILKS comprise such makes as Gu nets
apessear g Belons. &c. &C., and selling at re-
duction Of Zoe on the dollar.
In Lupin's BLACK CASHMFRFS we have p,adss
clean sweep of our former prices, and marked them
over. irrespective of quality or cost.
Courtaulds GRAPES have received the same fate AZ
FANCY DRESS GOODS. The latter depar ment com.
rriees all the most seasonabe Fabrics and are marked
at prices that muet command ready sale.
Our White Goods Stock is complete and our trade IN
inns line If immense have studied select our
purchases with great care and at tee lowest prices
the above statements correct.
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"CooLEsT SHIRTS" Unicorns, Cochrane's Up
TOWN
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THE CITY MARKETS.

THE sUPPLY OF BUTTER INCRBAsING-PRUIrs AND
VEGETABLES IN ABUNDANCB-OTHER FEATURES OF
THE WEEK.
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Burnelt,s COcOafne
Promotes the growth OF the hair. and renders It
dark and glossy 1t holds In liquid form, a large
expressly for this purpose. No other compound
possesses the peculiar properties which so exactly
suit the various conditions OF the human hair
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EOk SALE-SEVERAL DESIRABLE COTTAGE
sites. on fairgrounds of the Fauqnier White Sulphur
prlngs, near Warrenton, Va, will be- sold or ex-
changed for real personal property on the most al
vantaSeous terms Address NJ L. star office. my26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE IN THE AP-
~ IDLY growing village Of ANACOS1IA: ACRE
property; VILLA sites and building lots.
Money advanced to purchasers wishing to build.
mylZ-3m II. A. GRISWOLD.
nor SALE-A MISUNDERSTANDING STOCK,
Dairy and Grain Farm. 3o5 acres. IA miles from
washington (splendid road. in Montgomery county,
Md. ESQ in high state Of cultivation: dwelling do
rooms) barn and buildings complete; finely watered.
road one mile from post Office; school, church 8.
stores. &C. Also stock of implements for running.
Wasnngt1n property. at great bargain. Easy terms.
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The Safest Way.
The safest and surest way to restore the youth
full color OF the hair is furnished by Parkers Hair
Balsam, which is deservedly popular from its
superior cleanliness
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A.OOd Advice.
Nearly all the ills that af11ict us can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and kidneys in perfect working order There is
no medicine known that will do this as surely as
Parker'S Ginger Tonic
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GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN ALEXAN.
- DRIA COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
By virtue Of decree OF tie Circuit Court Of eAS
vember Term, 1882. in the chancery suit Zadok -
Masruder VS.. Annie G.. Hume and others, the under.
signed Commissioners therein named Twill on SAIUR-
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. In front Of Hills old
stand, in square three. OF Rosslyn offer sale
at public auction the following property in Alexandria
LIST two-acre tract Of land beginning at A. a stone
on the north side OF Arlington road thence north II
to B. stone in the said ditch thence north 75x east
= % chains to stone in the east line OF said tract
sa as ehsn to ID on tine with
side Of said pike, bunch of white oak bushes or
sprouts is standing the north bank Of the pike .
pike thence south 75A west chains the beginning
I'd. A tract of land beginning on the south side Of
the Columbia Pike about SO roles and links from the
surveyed for James T. Close by Oliver Cox in 1866.
and running thence with said turnpike north rs
the intersection of Closes line thence south si west
Spoles and 20 links. thence north 9 to the place
OF beginnng with the privilege of lane IL feet wide
Closes line and all other rights and privileges to the
I'd The nnexpred term of the 80 year lease of Lot l.
square town Of Rosslyn on which lot stands fine
twostory Frame House. commonly called the Gross
property his lease has 81 run, and the
to be paid to the Alexandria Canal railroad Bridge
Company by the purchaser of the term. S2l per
mum during the term. payable semi annually, in ad-
Terms Of eale. Ten per cent Of the purchase money
to be paid III cash the day OF SALE and the remainder
In three equal instruments at six twelve and eighteen
by the Bonds Il tie nuchser With good 10
sonal security aud retention Of the title until the
same are thy paNsd; KENT
WashinFton, d. c..
GEORGE A. MUSHBsCK,
Alexandria, Va,
1k iss}o cofc alo
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FCssELLs Ice Cream.
BEST and cheapest parasols- 736 and IA 9TH St
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PROFESSOR ALEXANDER s DEWOLowsKT the dis
tinguished musical artist has removed his musical
institute from ZIG street northwest to his new
residence. 6I5 nth street northwest between F
and g streets, where he Will continue his vocal
and instrumental Instructions this summer at re.
duced Rates. This opportunity must not be neg
lected.
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RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION,

FoR SALE.
RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION,
We offer a5 ss in Whole Or in he
ney at the main entrance to the Solasr
ses Of IL the ss the finest
S %,1 Be e sold entire q i Fart v,surn
1e2-2w 1924 F street northwest near Ebbitt House.
DOR sALE.THE FARM OF MIR. R. W. CARTER.
T. on Rockyille Turppke about forty minutes drive
ing crops fine brick dwelle., tenant house. large
ana TE
ERson1 Real Estate and Insurance. 1926 street
on Ds Brsnah
a near MD Hs shade desirable
COUNTRY PLACE FOR RFNT-A COTTAGE ON
Xsta the o outskirts Of laurel Mo- fruit shade best
ply at once to si5 street northwest ~ jeI.2t
(loUNTRY PLACE FOR sALE-A COMFORTABLE
dwelling ell at Laurel Md plenty Of fruit shade and
s Ss" Apply 2ss 1sefs
EoR RENT-COTrAGE AT HYATTsvILLE, MD,
Possession given July 1st Apply premises. jei3t'
EoR sALE.-THE BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RES.
~ icence at the junction Of the New and Ridge roads.
Of mile Of ~ Sew
all others. extending from Fort Washington on the
acres in high state of cultivation fruits &C. splendid
residence This property can only be appreciated by
Call az above any day after p m, or on JOHN j.
LIGHTFOOT. 9th street wing Center Market. m30- 2w
FoR SALE-A BARGAIN-COUNTRY REAL ES-
4 tate. known as Fort Totem, about liz acres on
Bates road just east of Rock Creek church. and haf
mile northeast OF Soldiers Home with few small
mated on the highest point in the District is very
desirable to any one wishing to build summer resi-
9ence thereon. For further particulars inquire of
CHAPLIN B OWN, Attorney st-Law. 40 Louisiana
avenue, Washington, D. c., j. A. THOMAS Bright
wood, DC. my29-e
EOR RENT = DURING THE SUMMER - A
large furnished Cottage. OF ID rooms, gas, &c. Ad-
dress o BOX "a. Oakland. Garrett county. Nd.
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LundbOrR's Rhenish Cologne,

On Thirty Days, Trial.
The vOltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro vOltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
young or Old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar.
anteeing speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly vigor. Address as above. NB-NO
lowed. M
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UyHE GREAT TROUBLE IN BOTH The OLD
u line and ordinary Assessment Companies 70 the
coiefAnt Vithdrwal rs years pass on. Of the
members. BY the plan sdopted by The. MUTUAL AZ
SERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION this great din
Guilty In the way Of permanent and safe Life Insurance
q overcome. The mernbers likely to keep
fhaar paymouto than on AZ ether llaE Once. 1903
stEsoe / Y. xG1GHE. Manager. mysS-6m
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Trough ON COrns.,,
ASK Tor Wells "ROugh on Corns.n 15c Quick.
complete, permanent cure Corns, warts, bun.
AoAo. IL
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POCKET BARoMETERs, pedometers, thermome.
erS; II. II. Hempler'S.
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Rurneft,s Cncoatmo

LundbOrg,S Perfumes.
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose,
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons,
FRESH Alderney Butter, churned every morning
Also. cottage cheese, butsermilk and sweet mix,
&C. per qt. Cream. 15c. pint.
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WONDERS NEVER CEAsEI
Gents hand Sewed button, s..
Hand SeWed walking shoes, $50
Real comfort Scotch bottom 1.50
Low quarter shoes 81.
Ladies' and children's slippers, CSC.
l. HEILBKUN, 402 18th street.
Eign-The Old Woman In window
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LOCAL MENTION.
he Weather.

Inc " eatneY.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrFyrRR
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 2, 1889 $40 a m
For the midule Atlantic states, fair weather,
winds mostly easterIy, stationary or higher tenn
perature, lower pressure.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
On Sunday fair weather is Indicated In New
England.
Roses AT AUCTIoS.-Dont miss the sale OF
choice roses at DOwlings, corner Pennsylvania
avenue ami 18th street, on Tuesday morning. at 10
O'Clock. fine stock Of popular and leading
varieties will be sold.
SCREAM D1MIrY," desirable for dresses, Uptown,
Cochrane's.
RATTAN BABY CARRIAGEs.-Just received another
large invoice: HandSomest l have had this sea-
ness. VIM H. Dunn, 81 7th st NV.
CuILDREN's lovely ribbed black Isle hose, 75c.
Brodhead's,
PrcoN and Apollinaris water is the best summer
drink.
The BALTIMORE STORE sells beautiful polka dot
fouard silks AT 60c per yard. These goods are the
greatest bargain offered this season. l. Behrends
SVo 7th street northwest
FUssEIL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out of
town Special attention 10 straw berry festivals
FussELL's Ice Cream.
BEST and cheapest parasols. 7s6 and IA 9TH st.
tAtEISIOR copper IlgntnlDg rods. the best and
Cheapest put up on bu lfings; work guaranteed.
D. H. huehiing, No 4is 12th street northwest
SOC FOR 25C. Oxford Half Hose, Cochranes, Up
town.
NoTIcE!-Kets Kemethys, 1103 Pa. av., takes one
doz fine photos with one thirteenth painted for S.
A COLoRED GIRL named Sumada Jackson was
sent To the wOrkhOuse for 30 days by Judge Smell
to-day for begging on the street.
STARTLING disclosures In to-morrow's Gazette.
As SIX column article by Col VIM P. Wood. Buy
kept open until noon tomorrow.
CAV any other saloon In the country show such
variety OF creams and Ices as RUSSELL keeps?
Vanilla, Banana, Lemon Ice.
Chocolate, Pistachio, Orange Ice.
Lemon, Strawberry, Raspberry Ice.
Rainbow, On barS.)
BEAUTIFUL lawns Sc; linen lawns 12Xc and up
BrOdheadS.
NEW STORE, NEW GooDs:.Fuse Bros, paper
hangers and u2holsterers, 1874 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets.
NB--The best wOrkmen employed.
HAET's Roach POWDER. no poison, at all drug
gists-
COOLEST SHIRTS" Unicorns, Cochranes Up
town.
By FAR the largest stock in the District of ladies',
Gents and children's fine low shoes and slippers
at remarkably low prices at Hahns, SIG 18th street
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER s. DEWOLOwsKI, the dis
tingu1shed musical artist, has removed his musical
institute from ZIG VI street northwest to his new
residence, 615 nth street northwest, between F
and @ streets, where he viii continue his vocal
and instrumental Instructions this summer at re.
duced Rates. This opportunity must not be neg
lected.
WosDERs NEVER CEAsEI
Gents hand Sewed button, S.
Hand Sewed walking shoes $3.50
Real comfort Scotch bottom 1850
Low quarter shoes, 81.
Ladies' and chidren's slippers CSC.
l. HEILBKUN, 402 9TH street.
Egn-The Old Woman in window
PARAsoL BARGAINS, reliable; Cochrane's, Up
town.
Prigg's.
INDIA LINENS and laces. Cnchrnna,. Int
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June 2, 1888.
NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY No.
~ 437 NJ STREET NORTHWEST. IN WASHING

GNHANCERY SALE OF yALUABLE PROPERTY No.
~ 437 NJ STREET NORTHWEST, IN WASHING
TON CITY. d. G.
Under decree Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis-esa
trct of Columbia, in general term. in equity cause
No. $3.50. jackson Backwood ct al, we win rz;a
sell at public auction In front Of the premises,
THURSDAY, JUNE FOURTEENTH, 1883, at SIX
O'CLOCK. ?. NJ, Lot numbered ~, of Augustus
Davis, subdivision of original Lot numbered 8. in
square numbered 513, in Washington City. d. c., i'm
proved by a three-story brick dwelling with pressed
brick front and back building being house
No. 437 NJ street northwest.
Terms: one-fourth cash. and residue in six. twelve
and eighteen months from day of sale, notes being
given therefor with interest all cash at the option OF
the purchaser. Property sold clear Of taxes. A de-
post Of 500 required at SALE and all convey at
the purchasers cost.
MAHLON ASHFORD.
472 La. Ave. I Trrstoo.
JOB BARNARD. ( AIuo'
4l2 5th street n. W.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts je2-eo&ds
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Sewing Machines,
OF any make, repaired and warranted, at OppeI
helmer'S, 528 9th street, St Cloud Building.
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lFor Other Anctions Sc Sepenth Paos. J,
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5e2-3t Nos. 928 7th street and 706 K street q. ".
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PARAsoL BARGAINS, reliable; Cochraue,s, Up-
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The Men of ,s1.
n u
[By John ". Barnes.l

A land o'eThung by nameless dread,
Not star asline III the heavens oerhesd,
brooding hush, like the hush of the dead.
Then, the boom OF gun that echoed on high,
The glare OF flame 'gainst the verge of the sky,
And forth through the slunbering Nation
There rang startling cry:
"Come upt the help of your coantryi
Come up to bleed and die
And from .he deep pine forests
That front the Atlantic foam,
And from New Engands mountains,
FreLn many praIrie home.
From the banks of the dark Missouri,
From the shores of the setting sum-
Came the raIlying hosts of the freemen-
Came the men OF slxty-one.
The blacksmith threw down his hammer and came,
And into coal-ashes died the red sparks and flame.
The miller abandoned his grist and his mill,
And the sound of the wheel grew fainter and still.
The farmer ieft standing his harrows and plows.
And the took of the horses and cows.
The teacher laid by his books and his rod,
The parson enlisted for country and God.
And through the streets OF the city,
And through the wooded glen,
Was heard the tramp OF thousands
The tread of armed men,
As forth from loyal freSides,
From rise to set OF sun,
Came the hurrying bands of freemen-
Came the men Of slxty-one.
They fought, they bled; and the scroll Of fame
Grew bright with many noble name,
And the American soldier to history given,
As he gave his life to his country and heaven.
FOR the damp WIIlS OF upilIteu tnelr
As the lines OF their bayonets cleaned forth In
the air;
And ont from the midst of the smoke-wreashs,
And under the roll of the drum,
There beekoned spectral finger,
And weird voice whispered. Come"
No rnore the mad drums elamor and roll,
And the bugie5 sink and swell,
And the wounded shrek and pray,
Aud the long files iiercely yell,
And the banners reel and swing,
In the rush of the battles he'll.
Fair peace DER all the smiling land,
Her healing wings hath cast;
And harvests grow on battlefelds-
The cruel strife is past
And blue and gray can meet to-day
Around the flag at last.
Honor the dsar old fiagi
Honor the heroes dead
And the SCARED and bending forms,
And the veterans whitening heaGg
For, ever, in perpetual youth,
Like the eagle that scars TO the sun,
VIII live with deathess fame,
The men of sixty-one.
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Honor The daar old fiani
In the Interest of suffering Hamanity.

We call attention. to new Yitalizing Trsat-
meut which is taken by simple inhalation, and
which acts directly upon the weakened nerve
centres and vital organs, restoring them 10 their
normal activity. Its operations are all in the
line of physiological laws and forces, and it
cures by giving to nature her true and healthy
control in the human organism. Thousands of
most wonderful cures have been made during
the last thirteen years. If you are in need of
such treatment, write to Drs. Starkey q Pa
len, 1109 Girard ST., Philadelphia, TO send you
such documents and reports of cases as will en-
able you TO judge for yourself as to its efficacy
in your own case. In writing please mention
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
eas Agricultural Editor's Weekly Chat with Elz
Readers.

Car Agricultural Editors Weekly Chat With Hlz
Readsrs-
have seen iE stated thas raspbeTries can bs
propaxstsd by cuttings VIII THE &XIIOHAE
TRIBUNE inform me when Is tha proper tirae -
make ana plans raspberry cutssnss2-selma, Via
Ans- Rsspberries can be propsgased by cas-
tings made from the roots; the canes or stems
are Of no Use for prcpayating Pieces Of tia
roots cut into about two-inch lengths and COW
cred with an inch Of soil viii make Young
plants. The most successful plan q TO plans
these il gIass-eoyered frame early in spring
The raspberry, when ones planted. throws aP
80 many young plants that propagation by cue
tings is only employed on new and very scarce
varieties.
send you few seeds by mail Of Cali1ornla
coffee. It difsrs. as you may see, from ordinary
coffee IN being smaller 6esn- Being OF the same
coffee on the roots Of our native plant. aud thus
introduce its culture no this state % this Likely
70 suceeed?-E.. San Francisco.
Ans We received with the above . Few seeds
of the California buck-thorn, RaaaanHs Caliifor~
aica an entirely different genus from eofEss.
The Arabian coffee could not be grated on ths
roots of the huck-thora, and even IL il could 10
would not enable the coffee plant 20 grow Ia
any climate where it Sfi1 not Erow On It's oWa
roots.
I have heard OF q pepper tree which grows In
California, and Is there used . shade tree. Csa
which furnishes the pepper Of commerce ?-E. G..
Arkansas.
Aas. It is probably the Mexican pepper troa,
Scliaus &ol5e. which Is much planted on the
Pacific Coast, and we believe Is found plentiful
10 Lower Czlifornis. Is is not the pepper plans
which furnishes commercial pepper. which Ia
cultivated in the East and West Indies Tbs
seeds Of the SeAsnas are Of the sizs OF perpsz
eorns, and have warm, aromatic taste and
odor. The plant belongs 70 the suElach family,
and both leaves and bark have been uaed FOR
tanning purposes
My lemon ver6ens caught by light frcss
before / lite and potted il; the leaves have al
dropped from il. Do ven think IL - killed. Par
haps you eau tell me what 70 do for tt-Alics.
| Ans. The plant called lemon verbena nstu-
rally loses its leaves during the winter; ths
light fTost hasteaed their falling. Keep it In
. cellar o. in ary out the way place where 10
wlli aes be ;.sszea, and plant il ont next year
/ aloG. ihe Isl Of Lay.
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a very pleasant meeting of thesurviying men,
bers of the old I'd New Hampshire volunteers,
was held at the Hotel Windsor Manchester, N.
H., on the 18th uit, to welcome their old COM
mander and comrade in arms Col. Edward L.
Bailey, who had come home from New York to
spend Thanksgiving Day.
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The principle of preservation of green vege-
tation in siios ia being extended. We see that
medicinal herbs are now treated in somewhat
similar manner. The herbs are placed IN bot
ties, which are sealed with wax, and the bottles
buried underground. By this nlsn chemists
can utilize medicinal herbs throughout the
winter. and obtain fresh extracts from them
without sacrificing the aromatic properties Of
the bsrb, which would be the ease generally
speaking, If the foliage had bsen dried in the
sun.
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A LITTLE GIRLS PRETTY CHAT.
ZASEsvI1LE. O.. Nov. 26. Is

To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
We take THE TRIBUNE and see many letters
from little girls thought would write one my
self My papa was in the 18th o. V. l.. and served
over three years. We all like THE TRIBUNE and
read it. though pspa says there is mistakes in
the articles about battles that the soldiers write
little girl twelve years old. have three
brothers and sisters. VIII you please publish
some poems for Memorial Day, as school has
exhausted its supply, and next year we want some
thing new. My mamma says to tell the . Two
Bellies - and - L. Wallace" +" their faces never
made for such public property and for bleach
ing the hair. no with common sense viii do it.
She said that If they had no mothers they were 70
be pitied.
Yours, with respect. Oracle A. WILEY.
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CREASE FOR WAGONS.

Lard should never be used on wagon, says
the Coach Makers Magdxiae, for it viii peHe-
trste the hub and work It's wsy out around
the lemons Of the spokes and spoil the wkert.
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