The National tribune., 1886-02-04
liz ror,-a MY OF LIE rrE1op.

Eacr..e moan il4 stylish hotel:
Gor'i have Thought lac came CHt or q oaldDoSi
But 100 d"Hia Av Thought ;ic looked " Ell.
49, dow. lhr long street looked AFTER
EIo walked with such very -trauw. EFEtt
la2''sa' i.n ".'- ",,''lh- d "llnn,I - s"0S
When his loot 81 was made Tor ili e2SAt'
IE!= stylish pIH--i.lt had descended
AaA had lodged ia-t upon his ie:t ear;
With sick smile BE glanced through ms eEeSlass
A. maid who passing him near
When he smoke OF his father and mother
lie called them Eam-lr a"d .1-pH,
And OF whatever else The was t.. King
HIS accent was AL 90 ia dc On.
a.. ~; es.ts'5G I.''.,' on ms ,'E5lI I,d
He len. ont f., ey.5!c aGn,.r.,tiog
VA, fhe best of grace he can command;
Tgu. No looks $50 trilIigg and foolish
Tl.., ono 1,,isI.t believe and not wrong
Vhat lie Is n.e famous d" What Is it,
THAI Darwin has looked for so long.
TEa merely exists i not useful.
F-e.ot ia jus. one certain way
Aud J,sai. win oaly glance could tell,
F.i@.nTl e moments Gcluy.
VIII IEi MS f:"e clothes and fine notions,
Carried olrt j.: his elegant plan,
d H. 7raIEu, -lsn sent by hs tailor
And - Is the average Young man.
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FE-~@D~ OF TH" tLT8: | think Success IN HE
yaia". FAILURE. would be r sod ~n.''t ipf IeotJe
anon, me h"> 'l., Sil!7 OF tue Nt"D. 'ih 49, ;
cess d. " "'.. .'i-9 ma u l. q" "2.l+son 80,
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- 81. ~ 49, ;,7 NC, tj,is
80: 81. - = -,, 800 7''>S - ny
glr old j. f,il Of failures that need never have
been made; fGi Of men and women who have
. never succeeded when they might and should have
f done so. and who do not seem to have any de-
uT- ,F.y+f to
/ l3r We each have an lndINiauai iesio!lS.Il' W
Maa&e HaFii!e. daughter OF veteran % 'Ae f'"H
. Ind, New Albany, Ind
THEY ALI WANT THE CAKE.
yf,-,r ~-rrF,-- u thor. iso,,,.tI,jie j., Co~nrade
TnIroseIl long word iF.sre mus be two or more OF
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:, 10 Ian 5anci-al-i-ies
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DEAR ii'!a,NH. 'o-lfi,nS u'i - 'l,, '2 e..
Silhe Io5 'iJ !GltIt No. o,5 - letters 50
bSi!I' nm; hI'ilE - - an -
Please seIa ne INC caNC. ~ - t = II
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DEAR IRI8uEE: II tcmTade IuioFd taxes inc
cake. should have pic-scnd little cheese with it
for the following. which learned iron! clergy
man OF s. II IS HG-bu-de-he-been-at-Dra ss-pl-
ping ham hu-leT-inS brass
veteran OF co. u "a n 1-tlnIle H. LUCK, Tres
cent, n. y.
70 Toha Tuford for his word OF u syI.l3les and 30
letters YOU should make another cake for me for
here !, one containing 30 letters and another IS let
ters Bonn bar do ga do e- mi O. fum-hes
queries ard Homo II H. ca IL te bus
que. by great grandfather taught these words to
mamma when she was little gyl-Nillie Scoville,
hustin!,ur.r Ashiabula Co. O.
The C.rious Corrar
r,,,.o, o., will not ho r,,,,1;tod with
t-Nii,"ei ~ U.s. az no. nc "a
N tW0 or thTee weeks after questions ap3ear 90
;Ii VIII nave a ciiahce 10 seh1 replies anu receive
no IpIgyy
Patient Cleaners: George w. Koch, Mayheld,
Wis, /; J. A Phillips, l.undys Lane, Pa. =; Alvah
Jones, lynnviiie, ind, g. O. ,. Tanner North Nor
WicE, VI, 4; ALVIN u. Weeks, Newport, Me, A;
Eau%ie BosScrt. Hutton Pa, l; Mary D. Petty,
North Dorset, VI, . James L. AlGcr, Swampscott,
Mass, s. ~. Lou Walker PariIwooG, Pa, John
/ Ianthe, Mo, ).
Ike Confederate nag was known rs the stars ana
+ 1861 had two rcd stripes and a white one, blue
! field, and circle OF nine stars The Confederate
battieiiag, adopted later, was red flag with two
bue bands cTDs5ed diagonuliy, upon which were
=. on - we @ anu on g,o., ,.
a fed Of rcd. two blue bands diaeonay crossed
set with /. stars The flag OF 1864 was the same as
The flag Of 1863 save that the white flag was finish
ei with e brua! red band. There were many State
flags OF various designs in use but these were the
FLAGS officially authorized by the Confederate Gov
! errrnc,ft
Th,fir- Medical College was established at Phil
! adz.l3hia IN I754
delaware was the first State to ratify the Consti-
:
Charles Cotesygor:h PfncIney said Millions for
defense bat not one cent for tribute" in a speech
dnuounciug British oppression.
( Isenfisvi,.lnia !. called ;he keystone State
The aan:c Of 1873 was caused by the fluctuations
in our national currency and over-spcculatiop
! especially an railroads
i.tisn Alien was noted for his galiantrv in de-
nlanIi,Ie the surrender of Fort Ticonderora, with
= mere haHdiu! o. men, il. the name of God and
/ the Continental Congress"
l. In UIIg: war was Lincoln a Captain and Davis
/ a Ijeufeuau;p
. When was the first United States fac unflrled?
/ Describe il ?-J. T. Easel Maple Grove. o.
; How MANY r,ot, ,T,. irushed I,H the An,eri-
( can Colonies ,ilrimg the Revolution? A. How
many Regulars and how many luiitiaq s How
( T,.stv b, Inc free and how niorl bw The slave
i,Eso G. Who was the FIRST President of the Com
. ,,.ental Congress Alyin g. Weeks Ncwport
= 1f,. '
: What Revolutionary commander said he could
catch iLc fox in the lno,1,iuu9 s What RevoIu
llo.ary uatYit,i wa stone, at a pubIjc mcctinrq-
/ n G. Mitchell, Bethany H.
= Wlv j. tIl,. m;,umI diac family visible in the
! Centgaiia, III.