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The diamond drill., 1888-12-29

Does it pay to be polite? The ex.
perience of certain Washington
street merchant inclines him very
strongly TO the view that IL does. Let
him tell the story.
1T was about two months ago that
1 went 10 Young's 10 lunch, one day,
feeling overworked. tired and cross.
suppose. Looking up and down the
tables. in the part Of the room where
always prefer To sit, | saw one table
where there were two empty chairs,
one of which had been turned down
by quiet-looking man with black
beard who sat at the table. took the
other empty chair and ordered my
lunch.
Just as | had begun 10 eat.
friend of mine -Perkinson, of Milk
street-whom ! wanted 10 see very
much, came In and walked down past
the tables There was a business
matter between us which / was anxious
10 consummate | was also anxious
10 keep at my lunch. looked at the
chair that was turned down. and il
struck me &bat my neighbor's friend for
whom he wAs keeping the place, was
a long time coming in. l have told you
already that | was little cross. So
quietly turned back the chair and in.
yted Perkinson To sit down. Where
upon the man with the black beard
looked up with surprise.
. Il was keeping that chair for q
friend, said he.
lit strikes me, sir, that your friend
Is long time coming, said ill-naturcd-
ly, 'and don't think any one has right
10 retain seat TO the exclusion OF
everybody else.
"The black-bearded man said no
more, though he looked me over care
fully, and Perkinson sat down. Pres.
emily the other mans friend came in.
and the black bearded man got up. had
his dishes removed TO another table
after some bother 10 get hold OF a
waiter, and they sat down together,
while we went on with our lunch and
our business.
about a month after that there was
a matter of some one thousand dollars
difference In transaction between y
man in our trade and myself and we
agreed 10 leave 1t out To arbitration.
We each selected our man, aud they
selected the third, who wasn't known
10 me, but who was said TO be very
fair man. | had my side set out in
good shape, and knew / should have
won the case easily enough. But when
l went In To see the arbitrators, and
gave "A glance at the third man, my
heart sank. Ii was the back-bearded
man whose chair | had taken
possession of at Young's. Now | be.
lieved that man may have been fully
resolved 20 decide the case on it,
merits. but don't believe that he or
any other man could have done SO
under the circumstances. My rude
act stuck in his crop. that was all. lie
decided dead against me, and served
me right. shall always believe that
il cost me just thousand dollars To
turn back that mans chair ." Boston
Transcript
The diamond drill., 1888-12-29

fn pregnancy, favorite Prescription :"
IN "mOther's cordial" relieving nausea,
weakness of stomach and other distressing
symptoms common 90 that condition. N
lis use Is kept up In the latter months OF
CESSATION. IL so prepares the syBtem for de-
livery az 20 greatly lessen, aud many times
almost entirely do away with the suffcrinRs
OF that trying ordeal
"Eavorifc Prcscription,1 when taken
lu connection with the use OF DR. Plerces
Golden Medical Discovery, and small lara
tive doaea Of Dr. Picrcc'e purRatlve Pellets
little Liver Pills., cures Liver, Kidney and
Blnddcr dlsoasca Their combined use alao
removes blood iainte, and labolishes can
ccrous and scrofulous humors from the
system.
"Favorite Prescription - IL the only
medicine for women sold, by drugeisfa
under "A positive guarantee. from the
manufacturers, that II will give eaflefsc-
tiOn in every case. or money viii be re-
funded. This guarantee has been printed
on the bottle-wnppcr, and faithfully car
ricd out for many years Large bottles
lpo doseal 500, ar six bottles for
sN- send ten cents In siamps for DR..
Picrcca large. illustrated Treatise (l0i
paRrD on Diseases OF Women.
eG3 main street. BUFFALO. N. n.
The diamond drill., 1888-12-29

A woodsman telling tree OH the bat
tle-ground Of Chickamauga. Tenn.
the other day discovered an unexploded
shell in the trunk. IL was partly in
closed by over twenty years II tree
growth. the size OF the tree nj the time
the shell was fired being apparent
Another feature which n wOodsnan
would notice Is a luxuriant growth of
moss on the side Of the tree and prov
Ing conclusiyely that the shot was
fired from the south and hence by the
confedcrntes, rs they held the southern
position la the battle.
The diamond drill., 1888-12-29

Joaquin Miller has sold his log cabin in
Washington for $500
The diamond drill., 1888-12-29

DIR. Pisrcs's @Psllsts"--the original
1Littls Liver Pnls" (sug ar coated --curs
sick and bilious hes dsche, sour stomach,
and bilious attacks. By druggists.
The diamond drill., 1888-12-29

JOHN ". SEGAR, OF Mulenbeck, Va. writes:
:" My wife had been suffering for two or three
years with female weakness, and had paid
out one hundred dollars TO- physicians with
out relief She took Dr. Picfccs Fnvorite
Prescription and il did her more good than
all the medicine given 20 her by the phyAl-
&c years they had been practicing upon her.
Mrs. GEORGE HERGEH, of Westheld, ~. ",
writes Il was "A Rreatsuifcrer from leucor-
rhea, bearing-dOwn pains, and nlin cOntin-
ually across my back. Three bottles OF your
/ Fayorite Prescription restored me 10 per-
feet health. 1 treated with Dr. -, Tor
nine months, without receiving any benefit.
cription IL the greatest earthly boon 90 us
On
The diamond drill., 1888-12-29

II a Marvellous Cure Mrs. g.. H. SPRA0UK,
/ .IFhI nlIy Mich.
II l female weakness. eucorfhca aud falling OF the
puoiuns. for good part Of the time doctored with
- different phy scans and
OF money but received no lasting benefit AZ last husband
because pnudced against them and the doctors said
be would get ne some Of your medicines would try them
fasoae Prescription also sis bottles Of the Discovery for
fayore Prescription and have been sound for four
then the balance the medicine
IN way, In
time. have not had Ia take any medicine almost
four years
The diamond drill., 1888-12-29

n. rsag s wounds \ $ g P% s ] s@ @ r$ s @ @ % % $ % @
The diamond drill., 1888-12-29
| TRE GREATEST
EARTHLY BOOM

The Favorite Prescription
poor suffering women"
The diamond drill., 1888-12-29
| IT WORxs
| WONDERS.


another from mother from he a
The diamond drill., 1888-12-29

Mrs T.. +. MORGAN. OF No ~ Lexington ~,
Eat Boston, Mass, says; " Five years ago
was a dreadful sufferer from uterine troubles
Having exhausted the skill OF three pby-
sicans, ! was completely discouraged. and 50
weak I could with difficulty. cross the room
The diamond drill., 1888-12-29
3 PHYSICIANS
| FAILED.

FIefoos
the recommended n his Common Sense
Medical Adviser at In three
months PERFECTLY aud have had trouble since.
wrote letter 10 family paper briefly mentioning how my
20 any one writing me for them and enclosing samptisn
peOpe fOr have received Tour hnndfcd letters
In epiy have described my case and the treatment nse
many have received second letters OF thanks stating that they
$50 required Medical Adviser and had applied the
local treatment fully and plainly laid down therein and were
The diamond drill., 1888-12-29

clans during the threl
The diamond drill., 1888-12-29

.he inestiInablc boon OF health which has been
Mrs. SOPHIA +. BOSWELL, White Cottage, o..
t,wTit,s: " took eleven bottles OF your Fa-
4 NOrtc Prescription and one bottle OF your
4 Pellets. ! am doing my work. and have been
for somc time. l have had 90 employ help for
L about sixteen years before ! commenced TAX
INK your medicine | have had To wear .
supporter most of the time; this have laid
well as | ever did"
Mrs. MAY GLEASON, OF kunicd, Ottdrd ~.
Mich, writcs! ~Nour Fayorite Prescription
has worked wonders la my case.
Again she writes Having taken several bot
ties OF the fayorite Prescription l have rc-
gained my health wonderfully, To the astonsh-
and friends. | now be on my feet ali day.
duties OF my household.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
Die elpDtbefeu ffrS itberfaWt

nit alien 9lrten pom @~rSneten lttb bic @elt
lit ii6erbGuft nit AerSten, I1lo bod lledDelt 70
piele yeIte langldm aber lt6er eabtn urIo
Iterben an beilbaren 6rantbeiten, eben neil
le St p~er1pirrt iinb, bas ri6tige 9etlmittel gu
ftn6en.
eSlt Gbicogo mobnt ein GeuHlplpalioz
Seatfder, Der 1pGbren0 Der lettetl fitnfhllDs
5nanSig Sabre piel @utes 9eptrtt bat uIter
ben Nnlerifanern I'M &lIriren lol6er Sale;
feline n%ieorigen Hreiie lpre6en aid St l@elilell
@Mn1ten. gSenn befra9t, meBbalb er let11e
Nr5uei l1i6t on bele9eueren Ytdbel1 11teoer=
legt, %artmortet er, b1B lie nidG elite @pos
tbefeu= Qrsnei lei, lIr1b 1pellll befra9t, 1uarIm
Ell ni6t ME @nbere III ben 3eitHn9en oHSelgt,
antwortet ct, oab er tetne Yatent=Uteot5tr
made.
Sebo9 ,9iebt er elm glatt beraus, bas Dit
pneberrai6uu9" g%enannt 1T, nno IN 1peIden
er ole @inSelnbeiten leiner 1ptl1oerpolell
Weebt5tu per0ffentli6t, pel6e III 9Strtltobteti
piele Sale ~fllrirt, bic bur6 ail0ere CUTE ArSs
netelt urlb pom 9eiibten 2ler3te1I erfolgloS be-
bdnoelt murDen lllo es ltnterlie9t teiHen
3pefel, baB iie iebe &ranfDeit @turirt por
el1er SHINE bis su et1rem bosartt9en SScrooss
pbelz Setoell oOer pom Ste6elI III Der Selte DIG
81 etllem autreibenoen Ieberleloell.
Quf 9lnlu1ei prominenter 9elltl6er bat er
euoli6 ietn 9latt in nnlere ei9ene Sprabt
ilberlebt. S6reibt un0 erlan9t ett @rer1pldl
to ten rei. @breiTre:
Yubl.: % lie IeberrG6Hn
1913 O9oen @pe., @btca9o, Su.
Sch. 20 II. 27, @t85 y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20

erofn1ung bes arrnenii6en Gole9s angeorb-
net bat. - Sn SdbtDeoell bat Die Jtegierllng
Die bonn &eidsratb bei6loienen 3oQ~
porlagen genebmigt. - Sen Nm1ter0am
baben art Is, 6ebr. bic SoSialifteu cine
&unogebung 9e9en bas WtiltSgeleb gena6t.
N~btbetlulgen1 ocrIel6en 3ogen 0ur6 Die
StroBen uno ergill9eu it6 IN S6tmpfereien
out 0aS @eleb. S6lieBli6 tpurDet lIe bon
Der YDlt5et getpaltlam neutrality-suspicious.,
tnpbet me6rere bon tbne1 %perDunOet uno
ntele Derbaftet nurben. Sn @ng(al1O,
S6ottlano un6 @ales 6erri@ten pom IA.
bis Is. Sebruar beftige S6neeltllrme, ltno
Der SaDnDerfe6r mar meDrereS age unterbro>
chen. = Sin an Der Q8tener llntper1ttQt Die
9te6tSiptfieni6aft itubirenOer reider Nmez
%rttaner, Elm 8erlpanoter OeS YrG1t6euten
Slepelano 9tamens 6arrp 6arber, bat an9ebz
LID Der amertfanilden Gegierung in Der Ser
ion ibreS @iener @eianoten 2atpton oie
S6enfung bon 81, 900 sur @rrtd>
tung einer l1niperiitat in Chicago
na6 Dem 8orbil6e Der gStener al1>
geboten. SSn gSie1 6egebrten
mebrere bun6ert Stltbenteu gu einer9 Debate
ilber cine &egierungSporlage betreffs Der
@ini6rGl1fu1g Der MISUNDERSTANDING
@inlaB 81 ben @aQerieen oes Nbgeoroneten7
bauies unb brangen getpaftlam IN Die
Spre6Sintmer bes 6altieS. Der Nbgeoroz
11ete 8atat cling 81 ibnen utb 9etpdDrte
ether NnSaDl bon ibnen !3utritt 81 elmer
@aQerie; tie betrugen lid aber 10 ldrmellb,
baB Der grGitoert nit Der &Glunlng Der
Gallerteen Orobte.
Ser &6nt9 gSilbelm leibet al beftigem
glerpeni6mer3, bod erideiHt letn 3Aitanb
nidt beOeuflid.
9as vSournal oes 9ebats" perOfentlt9t
cine lll1terrebnng nit bent Sorl6ungSret7
ferlben De Bra33a tt Betreff 6enrD Wf.
StanleD'S S6tdlal. 0e 8ra35a tit Der Nat>
ii6t, oaB StanIep, nadoem CT BON benz
Nrutpinli abgeriift mar, bebufs Der @rz
ndbru1a leiner 2eute gen0tbt9t getpelen Jet,
in BEN 8eSirfen our6 tpel6e er marl6trte,
tdgltd 8eutesiise 81 mtternebmen. Dies
tpiir6e i'm unbeDingt 9enothigt baben, 10
i6neu ais n0glt6 tpeiter 81 a rldtren.
pabrI6etnlid tperbe STANLEY 1t6 NIT @l1tn
Yai6o Dereinigt baben, Der ii6er &bartum
ober Suaftll betmfebren fper0e, oa CT ben
&iidtpeg itber .Sauiibar nidt ipable1 tDer0e,
tpenn er ui6t fiber lei, baB ietne Strett@
ma6t itarf genrg iei ii6 burd3nl6laaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
9as @lad Ia6clte t0,tet.

oSe0eS groBeS Slid miro our6 trgeno ein
gttltfD ertpor6en unD lit altf einer unlt6eren
0runolage aufgebaut. Sin 8eridterltatter
oeS DSraoeler, " Der baDon geb0rt bate, baB
Dem Sri. Nrguita StlelD, bon SEQ, 2037
Nrd)er Npe., @btcago, oaS Slid gelGdelt
babe, 1tattete Der Dame einen 8elu6 ab, UNI
lid mad ben Sbatia6en 81 erfunoigen,
tpel6e nit benz @liGsfau 5tIatnr1enbtngen,
Gr tanD, DAB tie Elm a~lfgemedtes, flugeS
oentl6es Nfdoden tpar, tpel6es BEL Der
Singer SEEMING Wadtne 60. 8ei6GftiQung
bate. rSa," lagte ie, ais ite gefragt
puroe, vi6 babe in Der gbot @liid ge6a6t.
S6 hattie ein 3ebntel7 2oos BON %, 1876 IN
Der 2ouiltana Staat51 Qotterie, 6eren s3teb>
ung I'M 10. Sanlar 1883 ltQttfa1b, unD ge7
mann barauf $4,000. SD bate idpn friiber
mebrere Wtale cine fletne Sl1ntl1e 9elbes
I'M Sotterielptel angelegt, un0 geraoe ais th
anft1g, llberlnette itettge1 WttBerfolge ent>
tduidt at fiblen, Spg i'd etnen @ept1m.
0aS @elo ipuroe mir prompt u%ltSbeSablt.
SD ge0enfe Elm 6aus fit. lneine Wtltter al
taufel1 unb lelbit nit i6r 0aell1 3u ipobnen,
un0 Sic tperben peritebeu, tpte onnfbar i6
bin, wenn i'd Sbnen iage, baB id metner
Wflltter ein5ige StiiBe bin. SD tperoe
meme iebige Stelung beibebaltel1.
Qet Oel lWltt lullel IptuD ulSuuIIIt Ul
6rn. So6n @lingen, Captain BON Sprtbeue
Gontpagnte SEQ. 10 0eS Gbtcagoer Seuer>
tDe6r>0 eparteme1ts, Dor. 9teier lit Elm
geraoer, aufrt6ttger alnO gntgelaunter 6err,
uno eS i6ten tim gergnit9en 81 MAIDEN,
benz 8eri6teritatter er3aDlen Su tonnen, tpie
Elm 3ebntel oes 9ooleS SEQ. 1000 bon Der
Qoutiiana Staats7 2otterte tbm $1,000 elm
gebrabt babe. uS6 babe i6on mebrere
fIeinere @etuinne seSogen," iagte Ell, limb
tuerbe fortfabren, in Ser 2otterte 3l ipielen.
Gs lit geraoe 10 Diel g%eiponnen, oeltn ieben
sic, i) Ditrbe eas @'elb bod auf irgenb cine
anbere QSetie ausgeben, obne Die Nusltdt gu
baben, ettuaS 3uriid 3u erbalten. Sb i6
prompt be3ablt tpurbe?" iagte ct, 80 ia,
th erbtelt cine Nntpeilung, e6e i6 Oa6te,
baB metn 8rief in Stem Orleans augefom7
men iet." Chicago (SllS.) &rtanlas
Srapeler, II. 9Se6ruar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
Die fitnf s6wcifertt.

Son flint i6Onen S6weitern pertiitoet metn
Gang
Slora, bic itrebte mad 9tnieb'n Tnb Stang;
SIN Sii9ern i9welgt' SulaI bel Sag uno BET
Na6t,
8temeil Cora MIR mar auf tbre 960nbeit be-
oa9t;
Na6 MammOu NIB Rei6tbuIn itrebt' anna
bin. ......
guf @eiuubbeit iebo6 mir itanb Sarab's
StMH..-..-
90 na6m iie benn DIR. Rterce's Golden
Medical Discovery llnb iDitrbe 9ejlllO ltno
bliibenb, Gora'S S60nbeit .i6WQnb raid
babin, SIlan 1pnroe Don iiberrtdBigem Stuz
biren fait bliro; Slora mllrOe III ibrem Strez
ben mad Nang un0 Qlnieben nerpOS unb
mirrii9, unb cine frGitfelnbe iSomilie lnacbte
Qtrna'S @atten arm. 9te peritGnOt9e Sorab
ober wurbe td9li6 9eiiinber, r%eisenber nnO
%inteuisenter, nnb iie beirathete etlIet rei6en
Ntann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
SmtereHantcr 9octor.
perf9erunesfdwinoeI uuo mloroperiu@.

OerllRern19sl9ptnoel nno Qloroperiu9.
QtS Stilltpater in Minneiot0 traf firsli6
pie telegrap6ii6e 9ia6rt6t elm, baB man
Bort einen Wtant, Ser ii6 Or. Qugut
SpnSfD nennt, ais eineu g"etptiien Sobn
q, s.. SaptoSft bon bier erfaltnt babe.
Der Doctor" bate Dor le6s Sabren iein
2ebetl BET elmer bieiigen Interchangeable
l6aft fir $500 Derii6ert uno i"eirer Srai
et11en 3ettel, auf tpel6em geldrteben ftanO,
oaB er it6 i'm Wi6igansSee ertrGnfen
nozzle, btnterlaiien, ais CT etreS l6onen 3a>
geS BON bier beri6pano. Wtan fano and
III Der Shat anoeren Cages einige ibm geb07
rtge SleiOungsitiiGe am Seeufer. Setne
Satin bate tnfol9e oieieS linz
ftaroes Bic ertpGbnte 8erli6erllngSz
iunrne bon Ben bieltgen @eri6tet Suge7
ipo6en erbalten unb nun felt eS it9
beraus, oaB SatptpSfi ni6t nltr AM Qeben
lit, ionbern ii6 aud in G9asfa gum stpetten
Otal berbeiratfet unb ietne 5tpette Sralt gu
ermoroen Deriu6t bat, neil ie ibm
bel einem dbnli6en, ipie Dem er%tpGbnten
QebenSperii6erungs> S6pinoel nt6t be-
biilfli6 lein tpollte. Der Doctor" ipltrbe
III Stiutpater 81 elmer .3uhtbausitrafe perz
lrtletlt uno tpiro iebt bier6er 9ebra6t
tper0e1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
SartboIot'S 9ro6cS @erf.

9ie Statle Der Die @e(t erIettdteuben
Srelbett, nel9e auf Sebloe'S SSlano I'M Sa=
ten pom 9te1p gort itebt. lit eftne Der 9r0Bten
tiinltlerii6en S6OpIun9en Ser Neltseif. Die
Sadel Der @0ttln erlelcbtet ben 9tatione1 Ser
@rbe BEN 9Se9 su Srieoeit, @oblfobrt rn6
Sorti3ritt Durb bic 6rsibeit. Sod ,Sreis
belt" 1T elm leereS QSort fir Saulen6e Don
arrten 6raIen, lpel6e Our9 forperliGe Qei=
ben, but6ertmal tprennii6er als iroenb Elm
gfero, 81 Stlooinnen serta6t weroen. GOT
gen 3l1loertnnen brtnSt DR.. Pierce's
elmer bolot9en &ur. sic lit Elm ipe;ifiideS
Ntittel fitr alle iolbe St0rnn9en, llnregel~
ndBt9tetten uno S6pd6en, tpel6e 10 pielen
0ralten baS &eben 5lr 2alt mod)e1. Ole Elm
Stge WteotSit, bic pom 9potbetern nit Der poz
ltttpen @arantte Der 6erteder ~perfuuft miro,
od3 lie in leoem Sal 5ufrie6enfteleu, auber1z
faus aber boB bas, @elo silriiderlfottet mirS
Wfan lele Die seorndte 8arantie auf benz
u1ll9lag,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
@omenI6am.
eSdiuR BON Der erTteu @eite

tStluB Don Der erIen Seite.)
Der beutldeu Ner3te III j3tpeifel; bas @anse
nla9e ben @inbrld einer Sertegenbeitss
nlfSfLl1df
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20

Ser 0eneral : 2l8ent @ermtamm
9re&i6miot beitt6t ole staatett
Satmois, Wtiififppi- S%Omiftana,
garfaniaS. WttiiOttrL SennefTec 1&ato
SegaS-
0err Grnit 8enmim0bDUem, Gpe=
Acknowledgements atnO 2t9e1tt, ole
GtaAtem mtto S%errttoriem SSSntmoiS,
SOwa, NcbraSfa, SafOta, GOIo=
raoo, &anias, Wontana, Netp=
Merico.
9r. Otto 8cmmim8boeen 0enstaat
NesbraSt1+
ST.. Tr. SNciI oen gtaat SNtmois.
SEER Trams otto Die Gtaate1t sSSI=
ItttotS, Soapa, @iSconjin 1tno Wtim=
ttefota.
9crr gSnt. Saa6et ste gtaaten
SmSinna 1tro SOtO+
SEER 8. s. Costing Oem staat
SMinOiS+
@err etto Moeaer Den staat
SOtUa+
SEER auS. 9oaG oen staat Nez
br0Sf0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
Gin a,tter M,tf. Browns 8to,ts

Ntal SrOGeS" linb felt ptelen SaDren
beim Hubliflm in @ebroud uuD ais pas bette
Seilnlittel seseu oue 8eblleiben qnerfarnt.
SraM @. y. elliott, Ribgefielo, @on1.y
ia9t: sSeit 6reiBig Sobren bin i9 nIbt ohne
btelelbeu. SD CLAUDE, obne lie ebettlo 1peltlg
wie obne 9tbem leben SIT tou1en. Sle ltHs
bern i6nea 6Mlteu, 1Dunbe Seble ltno guIts
robreHleioeu. Nreis % Gents. Aeberaa
uno llur III S6a3teM Sl baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
$taot Cbtta9O.
Bag Memu3ig GAGE tit GmrOpa.-

Bg~ Me,tnais Gage lit GarOpa.--
Die ulter bieienr3tte inn pg8eiten" Der0ffentz
lidten interelianten &eiiei6iloerl1ngen oes
6rn. Waibington SEEING itlto, einen1 btel7
fa6 geGuBerten @unl6e 5ufolge, in elmer
b%alernberet Sorm als 8u6 erl6tenen, baS
fit Ben biQi9en 8rets bon so Gents in ser
Office Ser vSQ. Staats5eitun9" ltnb burd
unlere Qgenten gu baben iit. gu Prdmien
beredti9te 2eier bes vWo6enblatts" OOer
beS ySeitens" f0nnen bas Bud on Ste1e
elmer a1Deren 9rGn1ie beiiehen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-02-20
Gin bobes Mtter.

SIM GountDe0 olpital 1T oieler Sage cine
alte farbige Srau, ytamets 9arriet Gbompz
ion, geitorben, tpelde baS auBergeapObnli6
bobe Otter BON 112 Sabren errei6t bat.
rSlb Nuntie", tpte tie getp0bnlid 9~enannt
tpurbe, erbltdte I'M Sabre 1875 IN 6alifar,
gtoDa Scotia, 6aS Qt6t Der 8elt uno lit
betnabe 80 Sabre tbres Qe6enS Sflanin gee
tpeien. sic lebte obtpe6leluO in Seem Oorf,
2%iperpool ltnb Warplanb. Sic bate cine
auBer9etpOhnli6 CUTE Se9fraft, Die 3tpar 81
elmer l3eit, ais ie etpaS iiber 60 Sabre alt
tpar, gang gu i6ptnben 0robte; bann aber
plobli6 tpieoer tbre frii6ere S0be erreidte.
v9(lntte" bate eiilen Sobn, Der 1e a6er
i6le9t bebanoelte, llno als tie J%ttemanoen
ntebr bate, Der fir Tie ior9te, faltO iie im
Gountpboipttal 3ufludt. sic tpar Ottte
glieo elmer @eieui6aft BON Sarbigen auf
Der Sitbieite, Die ith iebo6 tpetgerte, 1t6 oeS
8egrGbniiieS anSunebmen unb 10 fano
bafielbe auf @ountpS Goiten 1tatt.
Ole enttelenben @usidld9e i'm @eii9t, bic
eingefauenen @useit, uno Die 6lei6e @eli1tse
farbe Sei9en an, baB etiDaS i'm e%SSltnern ni6t
redlt lit, 5reibe bieleu l9lei6enoen SeilI6
ser Sc lmnbbeit aus. Qper'S SoriGpdriIa tit
gu bielem 31uede 3ubereitet, nrb ertiat ibH,
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Retter than I Pension.

We have several times spoken of the great
collection of real war photographs taken at the
front during the war by the Government Pho
tograpers, and now solely owned by Comrades
Taylor & Huntington, No. 2, State ST., Hart
ford, Conn., 1t was from these splendid photo
graphs that the Century obtained the lllustra-
tons which made their war articles so famous.
A vary attractive exhibition case has now been
invented and is equipped with fine cosmoramic
lenses, SO arranged that six persons at q time
can see the war views. at Fairs, Reunions,
Picnics, etc, this cass would De great attrac-
ton, and must take IN dimes very fast Com
rades Taylor & Huntington will appoint one or
two good men in each State to exhibit the war
views with these eosmOramic cases. They viii
not furnish free outfits nor sead free samples,
but they will correspond with anyone who may
be interested in this matter and who means
business. They would be pleased to have any
one call at their Office and see the exhibition
case. The war scenes are sure to interest any
body, whether old soldiers or not. The exht-
bition pays better than pension.
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The Association of the 10th Pa left Phila-
delphia on last Friday morning for the Get
tysburg battlefield. The party numbered about
100 On Saturday they dedicated a monument
on Little Round Top, the Grafton being deliy-
cred by Gen. James w. Latta.
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The United Service Club Of Philadelphia
held its annual meeting on Monday evening,
Sept. II, and elected the following officers:
President, Gen. Robert E. Patterson Y.-Ps
Capt. E. E. Porter. U. s. N; Sec, Col. John ?.
Nicholson; Paymaster. William w. Goodwin ;
Board of Managers, F. d. Howell, julius A.
Kaiser and Ii. @. Potter.
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FRATERNAL FESTIVITIES.

DEAR TRIBUNE; On Saturday, Sept 8, the special
train bearing the Colorado Department. W.RC
and their friends arrived at noon. W.R.C No 10.
of Emporia, Kan, were out en- masse, and, with
many of the comrades, gave the Colorado people a
warm welcome.
Carriages in abundance had been provided and
when the guests had alighted from the train De-
partment Commander j. w. Feighan and Mrs Belle
sisted them to the carriages in waiting, and they
driven over our beautiful city for short time
after which they were taken to the elegant and
commodious residence of Comrade j. H. Griffith
where they were received by the Department
officers of the GAR and W.R.C and so members
of W.R.C. No. TO-
Mr.. and Mrs Griffith were ably assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Maj. G. Hood, Mrs. X. s. Cross Mr..
and Mrs. Judge G. b. Graves, Mrs. X. J. Edwards
Judge j. j. Buck. Mrs. M. @. Goddard Comrade
Ed. 8. Sprague, Department Commander j. w
Feighan, A. A.-G. o. II. Coulter, and Mrs Ella
Powell, Department President, W.R.C. Owing to
the scarcity of time they were at once seated in
the dining-room and served to an elegant lunch
After refreshments had been served Commander
Feighan, Toastmaster, called upon Judge j. J.
Buck 10 respond to the toast Our Colorado Visit
ors." Judge @. Is. Graves answered to the toast
The Woman's Relief Corps Both gentlemen
responded III a very ereditable manner. Mrs Au-
gusta Il. Henderson, Department President of Colo
RADIO; Mrs. levitt Teford, Past Department. Presi-
dent. and Mrs. Ella Powell Department President OF
Kansas, made remarks which were witty and high
ly appreciated.
Mrs. Nellie Newman entertained the guests with
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TENNEssEE AND GEORCTA.

Tie IoIloWing are the officers Of Isaac r. Haw-
kins Post, No. Sc, Huntington, Tenn: Command
er, Scott Pinkiey; S. V. c., j. Matt Nicely; J.V c.,
w. 9. Pugh; Adjt, George w. Vickers; @. NJ j.
T. Rogers; Chap, A. T. Butler Surg, J. L. hurry;
o. D., $. A. Brown; o. g., w. G. Newbill; S. NJ,
i. o. Gooeh; @. N. S. 4. Q. Sanders.