The National tribune., 1886-10-14

Tthnk that the habit OF tobacco chewing and dis
spation generally should all be given up Let
all Of those who have those vile habns cast sheih
of for the new year which IL not far away. Three
cheers for Walter Kaler aud my love TO the Editor
Josephine Il. Haskell, Box 81, Coopersio"n, ~ L.
sEARcHERs AND soLvERs.
Maggie A. O. Mansfield, Jenner Crossroads, Pa.
3; Lewis i. French. Livingston. Me, 3; bianche
Dppory, Van Vert. o., ]; Mill Smith Sreennurg
Ind. o. Gertrude Race Ontario, o., 2; ldZ@le o.
Race, Ontario. o., 2. Jesse ID. Rarey, kenlon; %
10; Mary ID. Petty North Dorset, Vt; lOi 9, =.
Hammel, Mouroeville, o. q; Geo. w. Ranueli, -
ii. H. Bronson, Sedalia, Mo, s; James E AlGer'
Swhmpscott, Mass, ~; Harry Fox, MurdocksNlhe'
Pa; Joe Young, Bellevue, Iowa. 2; Mande Siader,
Columbus. Ind. ]: J. L. Smith. Barre Mass, Is;
Jennie H. White, karthaus, Pa lO }. NJ hesSse,, s,s,,
Fort Wayne Ind. 2; Arthur }. Kelley south nv, " al
lingiord, VI, 20; Louis l.. Gasloil South WILSON,
n. ". 4; Chas w. Henderson, New Haven, Conn.,
Z; Kate A; Barber. Hancock, Wis, q Kate rye'
Reynoldsvile. Pa. p John Hoskins, jr., Pittsieid,
IN, l6; T.. =. Mercer. Barnard, Ind, . III. NJ Nc
Call, Cole Camp. Mo-, II; Josie Berry, lAndley'
Mo-, 8; Bota Atkins Delaware. o., p Maude Poole,
Eagle Grove, Iowa, 4; Alfred Calkins, COxsackle'
n " 81 Mamie = Cherrineton' fe@rla' sdho.t H. =
Pals City, Neb. 81 Ed :. Todd, Sprnghela' ~ o.
Bertha l.. Spoon0- South Worcester, n, n; -
Cbeioqua, (Han.l ScA pol Gir, 9; NJ. Lou Walker
Parkwood, Pa. 8; Jennie White, KaIthans,
| Pa, 4; Louie G. McMerick, Gratiot, MIS-; IL
Byron y. Miles, Bellford, Kan, /; Carrie A. hol-
fer, Sauk City, Wis. 81 Joe Young, Bellevue iowa,
/ 6; Ella NJ. Fox, Murdocksville Pa, y; Kate Mays
Urbana. o., 3; Helen Houghtcn, Sprngue, MO, 81
Clara NJ Kelley Flemingion, IA; '; maggas sl;,s
/ Thompson. Ada Thompson, Joseph Thompson ana
James Thompson, daughters aud sons oi 20; n,
/ 7sth III. veteran, all OF Surprise, hamlton So''
/ Kan.
TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE PLEDGE
Belieuing that loyalty 10 de Union is fidelity to he
cause o liberty equal rights aud Le Iteration Of man
Kind. do SOicnly pledge ourselves TO Sdcrodg guard
our free Institutions aud disseminate a knomed9e 9
bcir great underlying principles n NE o0Bihhatiaes
in ulich lire Aad that ia all times Of fera soe
toiA stand by oar country aud her flag, u need DC
t0igt iiroS
Bert Dodrich, Pittsburg Kan: Hattie Fergo.
Traverse City, Mich Bert Bennett, daughter lOJth
] Ind. veteran. Wilbur, Neb.: I'd Dixon, son of a
! lsth Ohio veteran; Melva Hartman, daughter OF
6sth ONO veteran; Kate and LAZY Dart, from sol-
dier family; Rul Brubaker, Albert Brubaker, who
are glad and proud they were born and live ia
tins glorious sUnion; Miss Martha kooerls,
whose father was a member Of the l60th ohloi
Louis klngelhOier, a lover OF the Union ana It's
institutions: Ada BrubRker, who had three broth
ers IN the Union army. one Of whom was among
] the missing al Chickamauga and whose fate was
never known; George lee son of a member of the
10th Ohio, now deceased. all Of Florida, Henry CO..
! o.; C. F. Hammell, MOnrOeville, o.; Nile T.
Baker, Grace Baker, Mamie Baker, kenton, o.;
John Hoskins, jr., Pittsheld, III. Mamie L. Cher
rngtOn, Peoria. H., Eva Schock, Falls City, Neb.
Fearing that you would begin 10 think that the
I young people of Kansas were slow 10 sign : The
! pledge have made canvas among my friends
for sgners with the following results Il. A. Riggs,
/ B. r. Cooligan. y. H. Gilmore. :. :. Smith, Mlllie
kimmer, Mary Hefnger, George Miller, all OF
Genda Kan, and all are nearly full grown persons
Temperance cause and also collector Of specimens
OF All kinds, and would like TO hear from all who
are interested in either subject. will answer all
letters-A. V. Chaplin. Genda, Kan.
TRIBUNE ExcHANGE-wANTED.
Letters with Miss Maggie A. Whitaker. Larue, o.,
and other soldiers daughters-Lois X. Brown,
/ Upper Sandusky, o. With boys and girls.-Mss L.
T. X, lynn, Ind, Box 62: Postal autographs ex-
changed.-Alice Clarke. ll Vine street, New Haven,
Conn. Letters with soldiers sons and daughters
age 10 TO % aud specimens of moss for other speci-
mens.-H IT, Hastings, Comanehe, Iowa. For
amusement with young ladies.-Fred A. Stanley,
| Worcester Mass Florida curiosties for bird eggs.
r. III. FerTan, Eusiis, Orange Co., Fla. The story
/ "Andersonyie" for any years numbers of Harper,
| Soribner's or Frank Leslie-P A. Melch Chardon
| o. Letters with soldiers daughters.-J. H. Walter
Stanford, III; C. l.. Curtis, Independence, Iowa
With soldiers daughters. aged ls.-P. Bond Stur-
geon, Omaha, Neb.: Madge Courier. Belfast Me-
Songs for crazy patches. necktics.-Dollie Brandon
Butler, Pa. Flowers exchanged-Carrie l.. Bran
don, Butler, Pa. "Gypsy's Warning" for " Over
| the Garden Mail."-Helen Houghton, Sprague, Mo.
! viii exchange " la the Cleaning" for Kathleen
/ Mavoumeen - or - Lilly Dale Prank Miller Box
ia Sanford. Me- fiat brass cornet. piston valves,
for medical worlSs.-Bert DedrielS Pitisburg Kan.
Book worth p cents foT bes, letier-Mm. AK. Beach
City, Stark Co. .. Postal autographs SO cents for
best handpainted or sketched by Nov. I5-lrank
y, Batleiger Greenville, Pa. The song White
Army Beans" for - Twinkle. Twinkle Little Star"
Lizzie Goodman, Peru, Ind. The songs Golden
Stairs. " Miss Me at Home Where the Missis-
Aippi Washes for Indians Farewell" !" " Home,
Sweet Home" or "NIcClelan's March IN :.
] N'NNt'NANN
lace for largest collection Of crocheted lace patterns.
-lachie Osborn, Naverly. III. j will send a COLI
lection OF mosses, ferns, leaves and my autograph
for the best collection OF crazy pieces. will send
my autograph FOR the best letter from young man
who will correspond Also, the words of the fol-
| lowing songs for other songs: Lips that Touch
Liquor Must Never Touch Mine /" Gypsy Maid
Refusal, " Sercnade" and " Parting Whispers
for Darling Chic, -" Nora Darling, %" Texan Ran
ger" aud the song beginning Twas just before the
last charge. Hattie Feiger, Traverse City, Mich
j. A. McCiung Leipsc, o., will exchange books
travel. lie writes; ] would be pleased 10 CORE.
spond with anybody Of my name. j try
ing to get aoomplcte family history Of the McClung
family, and am succeeding, and can trace my de-
scent back 2OO years, and can tell something OF al
or nearly all the branches la the United States
Canada ireland and Australia. Some Of the name
Johnston had a nephew who was a Union soldier
Z His name was J. " McClunC But Am telling O
my family history, and that may seem very dry tC
. you. am much Interested ia the subject"
. Patrick Kane, Putnam. Pa. writes: q" awarded
the prize for the best postal autograph, pack o
hidden-nane cards, 10 Annie l.. Marsh, Saugus
, Mass. ! will send handsome pack of cards fo
the best photograph Of young lady received befor,
Nov. 10, 1856. am an alblno; would like TO know
II there are any more of the pink race mem
bers Of the &. &. 1 will tell all about albinos tt
any one desiring 10 know. Will exchange letter.
with young ladies members Of the G. C."
: The Curious Corner.
, tAnswers 10 questions will not be published with
IN two or three weeks after questions appear. 81
all viii have "A chance To send replies aud recey,
, honorable mention with number answered.
/ John q. Adams's last words were This is lh,
. last OF earth; ann content"
: William Goldsmith Brown wrote "a Hundret
: Wears 10 Come"
. POsiofiices were first established ia 1864
: KIT Carson was "A Western scout and was buriei
. at Fort Lyon, Colo.
! Daniel Webster boosted OF his American brit
and life July ~. ls50.
Nelson pointed the cannon at his own mansion q
) the battle oi Yorktown.
Percussion caps were first used ia the Unite
4 States Army IA 1880.
y " Lang syne" means " long ago"
= The Bank of England was founded In 1894
l. q. c.. on the silver dollar indicates that the col
4 was made IN Carson City; 90" at New Orleans
) " - AT san Francisco. Philadelphia uses no lei
/ tering.
y New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island nm
ID Michigan pay their Governor 81 900 "A year Penn
e sylyanla pays $1,000
nasty did he found and how long did he reign =
Bert Dedrick.
y 2 Where is the geographical center Of the Unite
e States and where IL the center Of population
y 3. What s the highest city la the world? 4. Whe
l. did America receive its name ?-Patrick Kane, Pa
J. nam. Pa.
T, 8. Whom does history say published the fir
q formal attack the Christian religion which W.
ever written la America? q. When did Congrea
&c appoint the first National fast?-MedA PlymptoI
y West Decatur. Pa.
- z. What were the names Of all the candidates Il
l. President and Vice President during the campaip
of ls6O7-BlaHche Dippery. Van Wert o.
s. What three noted events have occurred q
n April ly2-Clarence Dnpree, Bloomfield, Iowa.
r. BIBLE BRIGADE.