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The National tribune., 1885-04-23
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BRAIN-RACKERS
From Our Young Contributors.

ITO CONTRIBUTORS: In sending answers name
No of TRIBUNE in which the puzzle is found. Also
whatever it may be. In this way you will not all
get into hopeless puzzle together. Answers of
gnessers may be forwarded within week after re,
ceiving this TRIBUNE. Do not make numerical
enigmas Of your own names.
PUZZLE soLvERs.
Correct answers have been sent to various enigmas
by Frances Beckwith Bloomington, ILL.,; Ella Rudd.
EIdora, Iowa; Mary NJ Norris Risk ILL.,; Jennie
A Tito. Lyons, Iowa; Hugh Battle Brooklyn, N.
VI Hobart 9. Scott Richfeld, Conn.
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES.
Edna Currys Numerical Enigma-7, g, Ken--to
descry; &, 5. 4, Cut-in grove; 8, 2, A. Yet-after
all; 4, 5, 3. Tun-is cask f. 5. 6, Tuck-a rapier.
The whole mako the State of Kentucky Martin p.
Battle, Brooklyn, n. Y.
ANSWER TO TREE PUZZLE.
1. Social tree pear; q Dancing tree, hop; g. The
tree nearest the sea- beech t. Dandiest tree spruce
ships may be, bay; l. Te-tae tree peach s. Traitor
tree. Judas tree; 9. Tree that's warmest clad, fir
10. Languishng tree, pine; Ii. Chronologst's tree;
date: II. The tree that makes one sad, weeping will
low; Is. EmulOus tree, ivy; H. industrious tree,
spindle; 15 Treethat will never stand still. caper
plague tree, locust; IS Tree neither up nor down
hill. plane; 10. Contemplate tree, medlar; 90
Most yielding tree. India rubber; o. Tree that
bears a curse, fig; 22. Reddsh-brow tree. CHINA
mon chestnut; %. ReddIsh-blue tree, lilac. blue
gum "a. Tree like an Irish nurse, honeysuckle
celtusi 25 Tree that makes city men fee. ctron ;
26 Tree that round itself entwines, woodbine ban.
yam; q. Housewives tree, broom; 2S. Fisherman's
tree bass; 80 Tree turned by Cockney into wine
vine; 30. Tree that got up, rase; 81. Tree that
lazy, soe; 3D. Tree that guides ships elm 33. Tree
that's immortal, arbor vitae; 81. Trees that not
dyewoods; So. Tree whose wood faces north, south
ern wood; sc. Tree in a bottle. cork; 81. Tree in
fog, smoke; 30. Tree that each becomes when old.
elder; 80. Peoples tree, poplar; 40 Travellers
tree. wayfaring; Al. The sad tree i'm the school
masters hands. birch A. The tree that hath passed
thro fiery heat, ash 49, The tree half given 10 doc
tors when ILL., coffee; A. The tree we offer to friends
when we meet, palm: As. The tree may use as Il
quill aspen; 46. Tree that in death will benight YOU
deadly nightshade; AZ. Tree that your wants will
supply, bread fruit 4s. Tree that 10 travel invites
you, orange; 49, Tree that forbids you to die,
olive.
THE GREAT AMERICAN PUZZLE.
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Liquor, 5000, 900, 900.

SES Slf6E = = }ssl ss,gslsI
q s 81 Tobacco, 100000, 000
e Bread, 5O5,O0O0OO.
T. Meat, S303, 100000.
Iron and steel, $290,00O,0OO.
Wool goods, 1921, 100000.
E Sawed lumber, 100000.
Cotton goods, $21OOOO,O0O.
Boots and shoes, $196,000,0OO.
3 Sugar and molasses, $155,000,000.
Public education, $S5,O00,O00.
Christian missions-home and foreign
$5,O00,OOO.
The above diagram shows the amounts expended
in the United States during the 1853 The puz-
zle consists in experimenting on the number of COM
binatoDs that can be made with the short lines to
make the result equal the long one. For instance,
how many lines OF bread and meat, which support
and sustain the people. does it take to make up the
long line of ruin and destruction? This puzzle will
be found both amusing and instructive
ms ENIGMA.
am composed of 16 letters.
My 6, IL, Is is loud noise;
II, 9, 9, D, is GIRL name;
81, A, .. and 4, 10, 3, q. l, are what We do at
IS, IL, 10, 6 is not warm;
9S, z, is the homes Of Indians;
II, IL. is number;
81. r. Q is what troubles many people;
My whole is a great and good man who was as
sasinated.
MAINE GIRLS ENIGMA.
am composed of Is letters.
My s. IS. |, Il is what happened in Gettysburg In
1863;
TO ii, IA, . is the line in which the earth moves
Is, IA, 8, IL. 4, is used for preserves;
10, 10. 8, g. r. is bee of the wasp kind;
My whole is an old proverb.
Minnie l.. Burnhemer, North Waldboro. Ne.
HIDDEN INSTRUMENTS.
l. The dark-eyed girl sang sweetly.
2. His word is good as his note
3. Did the hornet sting you?
4. See the spiders web, Ella.
3. Did you notice his awllwardnessY
Myrtle +. Skinner, Gasford, III.
LITTLE BOYS SQUARE WORDS.
i.
i. A pier.
2. A scent.
3. Destruction.
4. At first.
g.
l. Soft rich dirt.
2. wind instrument sounded through o reed.
3. Solitary.
4. That which is done.
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o the house, and never be fed there. All they
need is plenty of milk; compel them to get the
rest of their living, and they will find it about
the barn, the granaries, cribs, sheds, and in the
fields.
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Mention Tho National Tribune.
Lung Affections nEBnrn'
and CONSUMPTION UUDEU

Awonder remedy lately discovered which before this
time the science of medicine has developed Suffering
humanity at last finds relief and reoiceS health
overthe world to my fellow Information free address
Prof Z. B. RICH East Hampton CT Mention this paper
Mention The National Tribune
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WEAK. IINlENEL0pED PARTS

on TIRE HI IAN RJnY F.IARGFD DFVET,-
OpED. STRESGTHENEO.'' Ere. is an interesting
QuirsS viii that there no evidence Of huIa-
bug about this Tn the contrary the adv ertse-s a-s
VERY highly Endorsed. Interested Yersnas NAV ges
sealsE sIfcu..rs k..... -. - - -. 80.
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Lydia I. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound strengthens the stomach and kidneys
and aids digestion. Is equally good for both
sexes.
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a certain few7 say No, as decidedly as you say
Yes.-Mnnie L. Davis ZIG, daughter OF VIM. Davis.
Sergeant of Co. X, ilth Pa Cav, strawberry Point,
pa
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Our Young Recruits

am little girl just eight Love to hear the sol
dier stories of my papa, who was in the 4th U. S.
and love THE TRIBUSK.-Maude K. Cole, Cole
borough, Ark.
l am the little daughter Of a veteran Of Co. K
l9lst Ohio, and Kate ODanie is my schoomate L
too, love THE TRIBUSE.-Lucie Bauer. Cambridge,
Pa.
My papa lost leg at Cold Harbor while serving
la the 10th Me- am ii, and when school closed
got AN autograph album as prize.-Mary Garrsh,
Oakfield. NE.
We have just received second copy Of the
elegant TRIBUNE and papa mamma and all read
H. had two grandpas in the Grandpa Will
dover, I43d Pa, lives us. but is In poor health
Grandpa Teller, i43d Pa, WAS wounded at Geitys-
burg, and died since the war. His request was to
have flag buried with him. which was done. I
would like the words Of "Out in the cold world
out III the street"-Florence Beatrice WiIdower
Harveyvii!e, Pa.
Will Florida girls write a little girl Of eight
whose father served in Co. d. 35th Iowa with Grant
and Sherman and A. j. Smith Maggie A. Mo-
kiveH.
Father served three years In a New York bat
terry; his only brother was killed in the war, and
grandpa served three years in the I39th Pa, and
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BIBLE BRIGADE.

j. Who caused iron TO swim? g Who delivered
a man of God from death by telling him certain
thiDg?-Estella Mcclure. st. Matthias, oconto Co.,
Wis.
Look in Second Timothy, first chapter, fifth verse
and find the word "grindmother."-Mi j. w
Hardin, hcCasilsburg. Iowa
Nellie Clark will iiud the word reverend " but
once III the Billie See the ninth verse of the tenth
Psaim.-Jaines s. Hines!ey, Elk Grove, 40.
Abraham" first prophet mentioned in the
Bible. Gen. 20: T. Israel should he taken away
by hooks" etc. First Christian martyr"
Stephen. Acts z So First Gentle convert" Cor
nclius. Acts 10: I'M. lie Vanehc Cook, Vienna.
n, Y,
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Send rough sketch or Of you CAM model of your
Invention to & GEORGE L. LEMON, Washington.
ID. c., and Preliminary Examination of your
Invention will be made and will be advised whether
net Patent can be obtained.
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ERIEEDs OF THE CLUB
Since Wealth" and " Education"
To "Slang" have given place,
ask for your attention
And just a little space.
Let us Use no Slang, girls,
Mhate'er the boys may do;
IT'S neither nice nor modest,
il Will not help Us through
Let's pledge Us every one, girls.
tNow. boys, your aid we seek
To end the reign supreme of Slang,
And good, pure English speak
--fva Crate amy r
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07
Raymond and the baggage Master.
II lhiladeiphia Times


After ono OF thu drunmers hal tol
story and Clerk Hewes had tried to go b.
one better, Raymond told a story about how
ho uads the acquaintance Of a bag
master in OH City.
"l wsnt up the platform to the baggage
car as soon as the train stopped" said the
actor "to look out for my baggage, an
just as got to the baggage s-car tho baggage
master gave Cne of my trunks a toss that
nearly broke it apart ] was very ndig-
nant, aud threatened to report him. Hs
turned around in deliberate way, aai
lookei at me from head to foot Then he
sail to M:
Say you - hamfatter, why don't you
mini your business
II was going TO strike him went on the
actor "and just as drew " 10 strike, ke
took hol Of my arm and said:
"Siy, old man, don't forget { his Is Satur-
day night. and that you're stranger in a
strange town"
"He va right hadn't thought of that
I'd have been locke up and woulI have had
10 lie in jail all day Sunday. l have nsvsr
forgotten that baggage master, and every
time go to Oil City he gets two OF the be 6
seats in the house free. | tell you an actors
best friend i, the baggage-master."
"WnyP asked chorus IF voices
because las can save your baggage; hs
can hurry it along or delay il, or he can
bust il all TO pieces in no time. I've founi
out that it's bsst TO keep on the right side II
the baggage masters They're among the
best frienls Pve got on the road"
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

WASHINGTON. Oct 81 The POstoilice
Department has issued Il modified cir
cular of instructions to postmasters
concerning the Special Delivery Ser
vice. The new circular includes pos
tai cards and sealed packages in matter
entitled to special delivery, If properly
stamped PoStmasters are required to
report monthly, instead Of weekly, and
where the business is So limited rs TO
preclude employment Of regular mes
sengerS the postmasters are required to
make other arrangements for the spec
ial deliveries, having regard for the
provision of the law that forbids the
payment of more than & cents for the
delivery OF each letter, Postmastcrs
are also directed 10 place notice upon
the face of registered packages cont ain
ING special delivery letters informing
the postmasters at points of delivery of
the nature of their contents, So that the
packages may be opened Immediately
and the matter delivered.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

TIE new election law voted upon in
Chicago was carried. 1t was meas
ure OF the Republican party. aud cal
culated to prevent frauds. The bill
provides that the Judges and clerks Of
election Shall belong To different politi-
cal parties. and makes it compulsory ON
those appointed TO serve. They are ST.
lccted by commissioners appointed by
the county court. and can hold no other
office. No person can vote who ~ not
registered. and under oath as to qualiii-
cations The polls to be open from 6
a. IN. TO I p, m. Under the regulations
il would seem impossible for any fraud
TO be pcrprtrated.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

THE commi ,sioner of the general
land office has submitted his annual re-
port. which is immense in size, If moth
ing more. The Inter Ocean criticiScs
him to the extent OF u column and a
half, principally on his order stopping
the Issue of patents until he conld have
each claim investigated by special
agents. Commissioner Sparks states
he VIII issue patents again just as soon
as the special agents have completed
their Investigations. This will take
at the present rate of progress, just six
ty years and nine months. \ bright
outlook. certainly.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07
City Life In Maiagasoar.

Lieut. Shufeldt, u. ), Nayy.I
In Antananrivo, the capital OF Maiagas-
car no public means OF conveyance Of any
kind is used except the "filansana,' borne on
the backs of slaves, generally employed by
the foreign residents OF the Andrians and
per ons Of high rank and caste. AT ID o'clock
"a gun from the palace yard Is fired, and all
is hushed in repose; the deathly silence Of q
tropical night only broken by the sing song
hail OF the native sentries about the towa-
Tue Principal occupation Of the mass OF
the population seams TO be always walking
the streets or sitting wrapped closely in their
white lam5ason, their launches against
every convenient wall and dreaming the
dull hours away. Sometimes great ska
barry" or public meeting excite' them To
faster walk, or to more congregation aud
gesticulation; ami on Friday, the capital
market day, great crowds OF them prsss into
the plain TO the south of the city devoted e
that purpose. At all other times they seem
to have but little to do or interest them
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

If1ffur-hfIH
A communication from Sir Frisbie Smith,
Of London, Ont, was then announced. The
honorable gentleman announced that he had
startsd out with n new brand OF porous
lastsrs three sorts Of writing fluid and q
-ure cure for sore heel, intending to work
bis way to Detroit, but having sold two bot
los Of ink at once, lie had been ARE tel un-
der the Canadian wholesale law and sent to
Jail for thirty days Would the Lime-Kiln
club send him $50 to bribe the jailer and So
cure his libertyi
Brother Gardner laid the communication
On the stove, and observed that IL Canadian
jailers dil'nt do bu line s ON the credit sys-
tenn Sir Frisbie would nave to serve hts
time. The meeting then ad journel.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

TIE latest election reports gives New
York to the Democrats. In New
Jersey the Republican have IA majority
of nine on joint ballot, insuring the
election of a Republican United states
senator Virginia gives Democratic
majority of 2O,OOO. Pennsylvania a Re-
publican majority 10000. Nebraska
1900 majority for the Republicans and
Iowa 1000.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07
THANKSGIVING.


Across the gray November sky.
hcdamp, dense CLOUDS are drifting.
Hctwccn the branches, bare aud high,
The powdry snow Is sitting;
In sheltered hollows withctcd leaves
In sodden heaps are lying.
And underneath our vinc-hung caves
Tho weary wind i, signing.
Then why thro all ;he misty air
These clarion church bells peaing2
Why brings this duh day everywhere
Glad bursts Of gratetu fceliugY
why, why are all the pantry shelves
with huity richness tccmingf
And whence these spicy odorcd pies,
80 crisp and tender seeming
Wisely and well In earlier times,
This happy day was chosen,
That tho the earth grow stifi and bare,
cur hearts might not be- frozen;
That iall by fail ana year 10y year
Eind words know no declining.
The wilder storm. the warmer cheer,
Where light of love is shining.
when Spring leaps forth In wood and field
w tfikfl uthi = Aif NI'lihEi'E
when Autumn doth her harvest yield.
what rapture marks the bringing!
'Tls bliss enough on summer days,
The blind delight of living;
A higher joy must thrill oar hearts,
To make true Thanksgiving
when every venture prospcrs well.
And every wish Is granted,
When constant sunshine seems 20 dwell
DER souls unchhied, undauntcd.
The fountains of q grateful love,
In grateful hearts are yelling,
The free unbidden song OF praise.
Fun melody is swelling.
But when dark clouds obscure our day.
And gathering troubles sadden,
When plodding on our weary way.
We find no hope Ia gladden.,
Then comes the test OF thankfulness.
Then comes the sharpcst trial,
Whei, faith alone can overcome
A cold and hard denial!
@! let us hold unrufiied still,
The pure peace OF believing;
The clear rich anthem OF our praise
De free from notes OF grieviug:
In sweet serene and thoughtful hearts
Lies all the JOY Of living:
Lift pure aud strong your choral song,
And make a glad Thanksgiving.
NJ. NJ. o.
Madison, Wis. Oct. 80, 1885.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

Al the last election held in Utah no
person who had more than one wife was
allowed to either vote or hold an office.
They are now entirely dlstranchlsed.
This i, the proper way to deal with
them. The Judges are unable to attend
to all the business Of their courts on ac-
count Of the many prosecutions OF
polygamists. Let the good work so on.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

Now that the election is over LET us
put our united strength towards the
open of the Sioux reservation. There
Is no question now before Dakota that
is 50 vital to thc material interests OF
country, aud nothing that would 60 SO
far towards attracting immigration to
thcuorlhWcSt again. IicrJf Free Press.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

ARoUr $1,000 was realized al the sale
of the theatrical effects of John McCul-
lough in New York. Tie crown worn
by Macrcady was purchased for Mary
Anderson. The exclusive right to"The
Gladiator brought $500. \ dagger
presented by Sah'in sold for 50.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

TIE results of Tuesdays election
cannot he ;old. The constitution is
carried by over 10000 majority. Huron
claims the capital 10y 1000. Prohibition
is in doubt, Minority representation IS
probably carried Next week We will
be able to give the official count.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

JuHS G.. CHANDLER has resigned
the position OF recciyerof the land office
at Nankton to engage in the newspaper
business. Some editors in Dakota
would gladly resign the newspaper bus
mess 10 become receiver of a land
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

FERDINAND WARD las finally
reached his end rs "A business man. lie
has been convicted of grand larceny
aud sentenced 10 ten years in the pen
itentiary. This ends one of the most
successful iinauriers and greatest swim
dltrs If ,his age.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07
Valuable silver Dollars.

United States silver dollars of 1880. having
five stars on the 81 lie toward which the head
fees, ara very rare. and are worth from
$3.50 To $500; IL six stars, $50 to So50.
Much depends upon the condition Of the
coin and the eagerness OF the buyer.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07
Plantation philosophy.

IArkAnhhW IfHVeIcf.I
Iain't got no patience wild dc man whuA
orter talks like he wants tor kin hisss'f IL
nay be dat he KANT hep tilt may he das
10 is sorter crazy. but so is do mad dog
orter crazy, still ain't got much us fur
,im De worr ken put up mighty we'll
sidout do men whut kills de- selves
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

The New York paper which swears
''to the largest circulation OF any paper
in the United States" has been sued for
libel, and the lawyers cannot find the
fellows who own it.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

\ WOMAN IN Louisville dropped a
handful of nickles into street,car
cash box last week, in the belief that
it was receptacle for missionary con
tl.ibutiouS
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

lAWEANCE county gave over four
hundred majority for the constitution.
This is doing well for the Black Hills.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

WILLIAM f. SMITH, of New York,
has been appointed assistant secretary
of the treasury, TO succeed Charles T..
Coon
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

PEINCE BISMARCK i, sand 10 wear
constantly an iron ring bearing in Rus
sian the motto "\rvcr mind."
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

GEN JAS. /" Donaldson died at his
home in Baltimore, NOV. 1, at the age
of II years.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

TIE BrooNugs militia company are
to have 4 series of prize drills this win
lHr
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

TIE president dc>iguaics Thursday,
-. rs ThauksgiN Ing day.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

THE state elections in Ohio will here
after be held IN November.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07
THE AMERICAN FARMER.

sxerage Agricultural published A.
Wayne Indiana and which rapidly taking the leading Agri
publications the 1t devoted exclusively to the interests
Breeder household
portion of
the world the Farmers The subscription One Dollar Farm
into their minds
teaches them how with profit themselves makes the home happy,
folks cheerful gowr conend the downcast happy
hOlest
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

The Masonic fraternity y very =
Mexico, des ito the Catholic te2
the people end goyornms1k
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-07

Madison, Wis. Oct. 80, 1885.