The National tribune., 1885-04-16
THE NATIONAL rRBuNE wAsIIyGroy c. THURSDAY APRIL 1e 1

TRIBUNE? Would like to exchange music with
some of the girs.-Carrie E. Benton daughter of u
goth Pa. ve'ereul, Blair Co., Pa
] wuuld like TO get q Stone from Niagara Falls.
alligator teeth and stone from the KANSAS plains
VIII give four pieces of silk for piece of wood of
the An',ersonviie Prison; II pieces of silk or 80
cards for small spool box of dirt from the Gettys-
burg battle-ground. Write before sending. May
THE TRIBUNE live forever.-Dana E. Heck, Haze-
ton, Pa.
IfOrpha O. Walton will write to me will send
her the words to "The Soldiers Poor Little Boy"
Clara Swank, Fremont, o.
MIR. james b. Sherwood. Toledo, o., offers TO send
an entertaining book, entitled There Was Once q
Man" by Orpies G. Kerr. TO the boy or girl send
ing him the prettiest name for his new pleasure
beat,
| am greatly pleased with THE TrfEuNE. II
ought to he in every home. have travelled over a
almost any section. VIII exchange autograph or
letters with any one-young Indies preferred BE
sure and write q verse on each card prefer wealth
tH education IL have the wealth can easily OBJ
tain the education. Dear friends, remember that
We have weary race 10 run.
The end we cannot see.
Look ever tho sunny side
And always cheerful he.
Samuel Shocks. Box 49, University Place. Des
Mones Iowa.
would exchange letters and pictures.
Miss Amber, Box -. Sandusky, Mich, whose
father WAS Captain in the llith Ohio sends THE
TRIBUNE Those Evening Bells in response to the
party making request. The verses were published
some months since iii THE TRIBUNE. Miss Amber
Should send To the party direct
have Il nearly new and improved magic lantern,
with full set of views, for public or pnror enter
tament mostly mechanical, rotary, slip and lever
slides price S3l so which would like to exchange
with some re adler of THE tribune for a magazine
rife Winchester Marlin preferred. Also n Ger
man silver pocket cornet. side action, rotrh valves
with tuning slide and water key. with instruction
book price SIS: to exchange for "a watch. revolver,
spy opera glass. or hooks of instruction Core
spOndence Socited.-F. NJ. SUbeck, Onondage
InGlam Co.. Mich.
CLUB WHISPERS
am indebted to THE TRIBUNE for one splendid
correspondent, and would appreciate others. VIII
not some one please tell me where can get the
music of Minnie Minton -" Hattie L. Emore,
kitte Calhoun: can harness and unhtch a
horse nearly a. well as papa eau. l. for one don't
see any disgrace III doing outdoor work. like to
work outdoors better than i'll the house, especially
if around the horses. ] Just love them. Ii Sam
Woodward's address had been given would have
written direct 10 him, but il was not given
thought this was next best-Iaura L. Borland
Exeter. Ncb.
Ibelievc with Bessie Dietz in education and In
everything nice including bangs" and style
Good luck and glorious future to the dear old
TRIsUNE.-Mary L. Baldwin. Chenoa, Ill.
am not soldiers daughter, but you say that
all who are loyal and true join the Club, aud
sure am all that. would say to A''de Allen
that though wear bangs myself. | think there Is
nothing s." silly ms for boys to wear them.-Carrie
Staiey, Van Buren,, n. j.
HEALTHY WESTERN BREEZE.
FRIENns THE CLUB: Father served IN Co. I.
Cd Kan, and fought in the battle of Wilson's Geek
Mo, where Gen. Lyon killed. He also wit
messed the cowardiy trea hery of Sturgis in with
drawing the troops from the battlefield al the
moment of victory am decidedly in favor Of free
education for all. irrespective of race or color"
AS to smoking cigars using tuhacco in any form,
il is not only injurious TO the health of the person
using it, but it is Il fiahy. degrading habit Will
one please send me the beautiful poem
titled Clusters Last Charge? am 20 years of
age, and amy one wishing correspondent on tile
Pacific coast will please write to me.-Frank S.
Burch. Coquie. Greg.