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keep xvkks Written On t1sslr faces. anG
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~ and lo0kzag much refreshed by ths.r
temporary otEvlos- 80, Il hnpYcns
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-04

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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-05-14
What il C0st TO Live.

yes, frequently read" said Professor c. A.
Donaldson, the weil-known pioneer, to Lou.
isviile CeaTier-JoaTHGl reporter, how cheap a
person can live; but there is one thing they
never take into consideration, and that is the
DOCTORS bills. / spent over ten thousand dol
lars in the short space of five years in trying to
get cured of rheumatic trouble contracted
during the war, from which | had suffered for
over twenty years. Here, recently. after | had
been hobbiiBg about on erutches for over three
weeks, was persuaded to give ST. Jacobs Oil a
trial. / had my colored man rub me with it
three times a day, and in weeks time / was
able to throw away my erutches, and to-day
am entirely cured, and nothing else but st.
Jacobs Oil did it."
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died of army disability. She has remained his
widow. Widows first husband killed in bat
tie. l. Is she not entitled be renstated as pen
sioner7 p Who can collect the Is months back
pension due on Walkers certificate? Ans,rer. l.
No; unless she establish fact of Walkers death
being due TO the service and line of duty. Her
right to pension of her first husband was
forever extingui5hed by her remarriage 2 The
widow can draw the accrued pension due him at
date or his re-enlistment.
c. tt would like to know, IL father and son
both go into the army, and the dies whether
the father and mother both entitled TO pension
Aas,rer. They may be. They cannot both drup as
dependent 7ore,ts at the time. When both par
ents are living the mother = the only one entitled
TO pension for the less of son when she dies the
fathers title commences. But there where
the father may draw a pension for a disability
eeived by him while he in service and the
mother may draw pension for the loss of a son
upon whom she was dependent. Thus. both par
ents may be drawing pensions, but each is from a
different source and for q different cause
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-05-14
Worse Than Firearms.

The editor of an Omaha paper, in comment
ing on several cases in that city where children
died from the effects of taking cough strip
containing mOrphia, remarks that opiates,
poisons and narcotics are more dangerous than
firearms. Mothers should note this; and, fur
thermore, that different Boards of Health, after
making careful analyses have certified that the
only purely vegetable preparation of this kind
and one that is in every way harmless, prompt
and effective, is Red Star Cough Cure. Mayor
Latrobe of Baltimore, and the Commissioner OF
Health have publicly Endorsed this valuable
discovery.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-05-14
BRAIN-RACkERS
From Our Young Contributors.

| ITO Contributors: In sending answers name
No. of TRIBUNE III which the puzzle Is found. An
! swcrs of guesserS may be forwarded within n week
after receiving this TRIBUNE, Do not make numer-
! ical enigmas of your names. Answers must
accompany all puzzles forwnrdcd.i
ANSWERS, TRIBUNE NO. 1873.
L. Ms Enigma--Fresident Lincoln.
Maine Girls Engina-Labor not to be rich.
| Myrtle SINNERS Hidden Instruinents-Key,
sword, horn. bell, saw.
Little boys square words:
NO. l. NO. 2.
MOLE MOLD
ODoR OBOE
LOSS LONE
ERST DEED
PUZZLE SoLyERS.
Answers to all Brain Hackers in the number by
Hobart c. :. Scott, Waiertown. Conn. Answers to
one more by Ruth &. Coon, Salem, Mo-; Bertha
Gallagher Delphi, Ind; Ola Hammond. South
| AIvarado Texas; IIodie Cawood Miller Dakota;
| Homer Brook hart. Bunker Hill. Kan.,-wants cor,
respondents.
BEHEADINGs.
Behead an article of wearing apparel and leave a
grain Behead again and leave proposition. Be
head again and leave letter.
Behes.d a time piece and leave fastening.
Bebead something to wear and leave affection.
Behead u prison and leave old.
THE BEGGAR PUZZLE.
blind beggnr had brother; that brother died.
The man that died had no brother. What relation
the blind beggar TO the man who died?-A. l..
Pierce, Pawtuckct, r. L.
WISE ENIGMA.
The hole is composed of q letters, and is nm ex-
celent proverb.
.. l9 SIS. "a. /, Il. an English poet, born 1928;
u. g. %, O. II, Scotch poet, born 1853;
20, q, ), l. IL. Is, 49, 8 Greek poet born SCI B. c..
J. 8, II, I6 a French artist born 1888;
se p = a q, H. s. 81 Swedish engineer born
i2, Il, Is, s. %, IA, Is. American poet born
Is. 10, ls 80 s, 0, Venetian painter. born I477
Hobart Z. Scott, Natertown Conn.
ANAGRAM..
Bremmree hte absatbh ady OF epels ii OILY
Mary ID. Petty, North Dorset. Vt.
NUMERICAL ENIGMA. NO. 1.
My is in grain but not in hay;
. is in work, but not in play;
5 is in orange but not i'll peas;
4 is la VOW. but not in swear;
5 Is ia egg. but not in ham;
g IS in Robert, but not In sam;
:. is IN chicken, but not in hen;
8 is in pencil but not in pen;
is in ache, but moi in pain;
10 is il Vermont. but not III Maino;
III Is in tree. but not IN shrub;
IL is in barrel, but not iii tub;
Ii Is in death. bus not in iife
IL is in envy, but moi in strife
10 Is in donkey, but not in cart
Ny whole is man that is very smart.
Ella =. Dayton Petroleum, Pa.
NUMERICAL ENIGMA, NO. 2.
My is i'm small but not in big;
lis in swine. but not IN pig;
3 is in silk. also in SATIN
4 Is in English, but not in Latin;
S is in ink, but not in water;
6 is in son, biit not in daughter;
z Is III thousand, but not in hundred;
Is in lightning. but not in thundercds
y IL IN plea also III primer;
10 Is in poet bat not in rhyner;
Ill IS III figs, but not in dates:
My whole is one Of the Southern States.
-Cadwaender 4. Childs CrookstOn, MINI.
NO 17-CoNUNDRuM
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THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Comrades Queries and Repiies-0dds and Ends OF
information.

j. r. Seymour. Co. A. I'd u. s. s. g., Saltwater
Mich, would like to hear some of the exploits of
his regiment-J. Ii. Secard, Co. A, 37th H., Lud-
ington, Mich, would like to hear from some of his
old comrades-James CasseI. Gaena, Kan has
in his possession two discharges and two commits
SONS belonging to Ellis J. Hughes 18th Ind. which
he will be ri 4d to return to the his rela-
tIves on application.-J. l.. Rice, RansomviIie.
Kan, desires to know the whereabouts of Sergt
WIN. Fisher, Co. +, 18th Wis. and a comrade who
conveyed two black girls (officers cooks over the
river from the camp of baggage train, Louisville,
KY, October. 1862, to the land of freedom. Also,
what Lieutenant of the 18th Wis. was with the train
at that time under the command of Capt. Andrews,
commanding brigade train
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Attention. EoIeuiSts

To THE EDITOR: would like to unite with
a number of soldiers of the late war in locating
a colony somewhere in the Mouse River Valley
of Dakota. This, without doubt, is the garden
spot of Dakota. The climate is mild, the mer-
curry rarely falling below twenty Andreas's
History of Dakota, page 203. says: The whole
of the Mouse River Valley is an excellent grain
producing and stOck-raising country, and there
are large tracts of timber along its bottoms
For particulars concerning the colony address,
inclosing ten cents.-H. E. WARD, jamestown,
Dolr
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fRlIeuiaAtism.

There cannot possibly be more distressing
infection in the leng list of painful disorders
not one that has baiiiedg the skill of physicians
and entailed SO much offering as Rheumatism
TO those afflicted We would advise To try
Durangs Rheumatic Remedy. 1t is an internal
remedy, and cures quickly and permanently.
The Editor of this paper is not only well
acquainted with the proprietor of this great
cure, but Will tell you that the medicine itself
is without an equal for all forms of Rheuna-
tism. Before asking yonr Druggist to order it
for you write for my free 40-page pamphlet,
and see for yourself what il has done or capable
of doing. Il. X. HELPHENsTINE,
Druggist Washington, ID. e.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-05-14
The Youngest Soldier.

Oscar Thomas, Co. X, 9Th VT, Maiden Rock,
Wis, enlisted at the age of Is years and five
months.
L. III. Niccwonger, Altoona. Pa, was born
Feb %, 1Si7, and enlisted in Co. c, 205th Pa,
Aug. 81, 1864.
juno 6. 1S47. and enlisted in Co. A, 37th Mo-,
Oct. Is, 1862.
Henry Burns. Pittsburg, Pa, was born July
%, 1913, and enlisted at the age of IL years.
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Wants 10 Adppt a Child.

To THE EDITOR: | have no children of my
own, aud would like to adopt little girl about
nine or ten years old-a soldiers orphan girl
Can you inform me how to get one? i read in
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE about the soldiers
orphans and about little Maud Carly, that
Thought you would tell me how to get little
Maud or some other one as good. Ny husband
Was a soldier three years and nine months
He came out with poor health.-Mrs LYMAN
kRINsKERN ROsEBooM, Otsego Co., n. Y.
Catarrhal throat affections, hacking irritat-
ing coughs colds, cured by a. Rough on Coughs n
2Se
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-05-14

The subject Of caste is gradually dying from In
dia the priests and the people coming regard the
separation between them rs of very small
When Rrahmin falls ill he longer censIls the
Gle in the temple or offers sacrifice to deity but
like civilized and Christian be goes the
drug store and calls for box of Graeenberg Pills know
ing WELL by past experience that these wonderful Pills
will cure him OF hifiOusess snd liver mpain.s
Is the power Of Graefsnberg Pills Ali druggists sell
them,
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-05-14

To make good wages send 10 Hale Mfg. Co.
Detroit, Mich, See ad'.t oct. 16.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-05-14

For GAR, Masonic. and all other society
goods send for catalogue to E. A. Armstrong,
Detroit Mich.
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nJInu All Fits stopped free by DIR. Ktine's Gramf
lllO. Nerve Resiorer. No Fits after first cay's
use Marvellous Treatise and trial battle free
tn Fit cases. Send DR. Kline 93l Arch ST.. Pila.. Pa
Mention The National Tribune
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If your blood9ss vitiated, cleanse it without
delay by the use Of Ayers sarsaparilla. Sale
and effective Ctr %
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-05-14

The owner of the WORKOUT book wishes to get It
fixed up. Why is he like the boy throwing the ball
against the house?
Answer next week.
ANSWER TO LAST WEEKS CoNUNDRUM NO. 16.
He is making bank wet (banqueD
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-05-14
WEAK, ljNDEVHl0PED PARTS

CT TIE IiUsLAN BODY E.;L.AkGED: DEEEI.
long
-.-
II tit;J tlISrs no evidence OF num-
bug about this. On lle cl1tca-y W atiysrt ar
very hi1'7iy T75TSne l1feresTsd IE-r@ons NAV get
.t.LSsL -.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-05-14

Send rough sketch or (if you can} model OF your
invention TO G. FORGE Il. itl2IisN. Washington,
b. g., and Preliminary Examination OF your
Invent Will be made YOU viii be advised whether
Patent be obtained.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-05-14

AnzasAE Morphine Habit Cared i'm 10
hss$S ls 80 20 S3 fays. M pay till cHreds
&Sa aeSdHa DIR. J. STEPHENS, Lebanon, Ohio.
Ar..lrInil 1 lt, NafinnRl TriLunr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-17
Ielter from suInhnr snrinrs.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, April l5.-[Corre-
spondence. DIR L. G. Patton viii leave
for the exposition tomorrow, taking with
him barrel OF the sour water that has
become marked feature ia the history
of this city. lie viii also have SAMPLES
OF Inc brown paint discovered mere
ABOUT year ago, which has been pro-
nounces To DO superior quality of
Nandyko brown, and a quantity OF the
ngnlte and coal that has been found i'm
abundance near here.
Gen' w. IL. King is at home now, and
Will be one OF quite a number of citi-
zens accompanying DR.. Patton to the
exposition me party intends to arrive
in time for Texas Day.
The suit in the district court against
the Sulphur Springs District Conference
oil the Methodist Episcopal Church
south was tried last week, resulting in
u Ven lct Tor defendants. Ii Ia
understood that plaintiffs will
appeal, their motion for a new trial
being OverIuled.
The newly-elected city officers, Ii. wit;
X, IL, Beaie, mayor; David Henry. mar
sinai; n. Couualiy, j. f.. Robinson, 5. l..
Gilbert ana j. IL. Johnson, aldermen,
were duly qualified last Monday, aud
49, up'i Nhu Nl0NhotEd OF their OIL
fetal duties.
!. spelling bees, as well as the skating
Hnk, nave boon quite an attraction here
late. Prof j. NJ. Dunn challenges
.he county in go-GS-yOu- please contest
Tor the championship If the county on
correct orthography, and there is TO he
trlal OF letters soon.
Ihat ~ limo has about arrived was
eVidenc' 10y the tact that The district
Judge, thr county attorney, tho sheriff
ana the Uhtrs OF the bar were pitch
ing dOl! lu 'front.' NJ tho court house
toor yesterday afternoon.
! DistrlcJ court adjourned last Satur.
DAY, after dispatching considerable
amount Of business in a five weeks SEES.
sion. There were two voluntary assign
ments u DUTY 70 Hua tsville.
Mrs, Elcn Lawson uubbs, the late
talented correspondent of the HERALD
and other publications, left this morn
ing Tor 81. Louis, where she will reside,
perhaps, permanently. Her pen will
win for her Il reputation, no matter
where she may be.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-17
LETTER FROM GLEN ROSE.
AROUSED FOR A HsALrAYeooM
: ne Iown and Its Merchants THRIVING
ana Anxious to Secure a RaiIroa5
"ood schools and Other Eyi.
dences of Progression

ShEN RosE, April 4.-TCorrespond.
ence'l-Glen Rose, after lying dormant
lor sons months, has aroused herself
ana Will boom for while, and will
keep 1t up, the citizens state, and this
Doom Is started by j. Il. Morgan, of Dal-
las, who has purchased 10 acres nj
ground IN tho most desirable part of the
SoIaah homestead, beautiful site, and
Sas W Iuilpef ON the ground and car
PonIers az work erecting the Cottage
soSiI when Will DO the main building,
, - ootgtSges' with skating rink, fish
POhu' ana dancing pavilion, and the
uScesa4rles attached, which will 90 To
please ana make the summer visitor
Sonlenteo and happy. Others are talk
inE OF Golng likewise, so Glen Rose is
tlpokllg Forward TO rush OF visitors
THIS summer.
Ihe merchant is looking confronted
tnu happy, after tair winter and good
spring trade. He now looks forward TO
eoou summer trade, when it will be
4uleI and dull in Othor Texas towns. as
the thousands OF visitors expected his
summer Will leave more or less money
~ the pockets of merchants, as well as
hotel men, O.
1len koseis anxious for a railroad
ana her citizens held meeting some
time ago, In order 70 see what could he
10ne III the way OF getting line from
walnut Spring through this town, and
on west. survey will be made nj
once. Others are anxious for a direct
nne 10 Dallas, which could be done nv
the extension Of the Gulf, Colorado 4
santa Fe from Cleburne through this
Town, ana ON west. This route would
give direct communication with Dallas.
ana open up a splendid country thai
DadIas would Draw trade from.
Inc schools here are tlourishing. At
tendance good. A number of students
from abroad are attending. Prof. Vim
GENT is principal Of one, and Prof.
ShackellOrd the other.
Inc ulstrict court here, having but
one week, not great deal of business
was transacted. This county should
nave two weeks, at least.
me only occupant Of the jail is gone
CUT ms way UuJ ana gone west.
Inc legislature having adjourned, the
people mere are anxious to know what
~ mas done. Echo answers, moth
ing, except voting and drawing
,Slleage and per diem, and putting
LIS members for higher Offices.
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summer Garden. Saturday April 1s.
Mr.. $. Mayer has consented to open
his garden and menagerie to the pubic
on Saturday night. The trees are in
full bloom, everything has been re-
painted and white-washed, and great
many other attractions haye been adj
ded. On this night Meme Bros. full
brass band will discourse sweet music
good order win he strictly enforced.
Mono but ladies and gentlemen in the
strictest sense OF the word will be ad-
mitted.
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conquered hero surrendering to brave
ana victorious hero. Gen. Grant did
not appear without side arms and in I'M
usess uniform, and never once appear
S e without side arms while in the field.
4 the capltulation did not take place in
nouse, PUT under tree, which immedi-
ately after the capiulation was torn to
splinters, every soldier, federal and con-
led"rate, endeavoring to secure a relic
procuring splinter therefrom.
Inc Gazette is evidently at sea when
touching facts Of that episode.
Very respectfully,
HEoRMANN SCHNEIDER,
Formerly Captain First New York Lin
coin Cavalry and Aid-de-oamp to
Cen Custer, commanding Third Cav
airy Division Army of the Shenan-