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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-23

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-23
G.GlRIaTJREPTTON.

which Is Scrofula OF Tho Eungs, Is arrested
and cured BY this remedy, if taken in the
earlier stages or the disease. From its mar
ycIous power over this terribly fatal disease,
when first Offering thie now world famed rem
Of calling IL BILE CONSUMPTION CtfnE5H but
abandoned that name as too festtlotlye fog
q medicine which, FROM itg wonderful COM
hinnfiCn of tonic, or strenR thenilg Alternative,
81 blood-oleansiiig, aptl-)i lious, pectoral, and
nutiitiYe properties Is unequaled, not only
AZ d remedy Tor Consumption, but for ni1
flalrn1aan Eaiannaes of tho
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-23

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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

o., noSts of tbs Grand Army we're organ
fzed INTO = departments Jan -. 1861, and az
ths cod % shs year reported Sc ORGANIZED
pos1x In toe ar-st annual sncarrpEnent aftsr
"a. orxzni zaticn. that st Fhiladelphia, the
d-purtn,sus was represented b. thirty four
asIsxat-s. tos second highest On the list Lii
nois, ths home Of the order, stood first at
that date
The officers % IRE department at this tine
ar. Joseph " O'Nesil. 4 Lebanon, 6spart-
rurus commander. John " Chapia, Of Co
hsrnbia. senior vice commander, T. A. PiDn,
II MassElon. junior vice commander. +. 4
Kisrhsn. ToIedo. medical diTsctor; Rev. I.
J shrppsrd. Bucyrus. chaplain, II. Q. John
son. Ashtabula. historian The last depart
ra.ns ssicsupmsnt vas held st Toledo IN
Apra. sfser The selection % Columbus as the
slaos 81 holding the national sneATpnent
As shis sinne Cornrads O'Sssn was elected
deparszneat comuAnder. and IN ais dTst order
he said.
-Comrads<. this = Ohios Centennial year
fehe northwest oeutenuizll The national
sncsupmsns viii meet in The capital city OF
eur state. Ohio. now second IN numbers
s,ly ~ Psnssyfvanis. ou-ht 10 looger 70 be
s.sisfeh - occupy the s-coud plaza We
b-lr,,r -, sbs right fat thu hsadI. . saissd
.sror- vi give Us that plaza
Ths s~p~<snent Il Ohio hss twice ben
k-ro~-s NJ he saie-tfou Of q r linaandsr- IN
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

gan, e Grand Rapids. II Es- Tofk. &c
Beta SsuEi1zkF Is r. ha~r alec the ONO
Sosiierx ard HsilOrs Orphan home. Win
cs7acits u I so surnstez. Obis bss Desx7y
100 Grand Army posts.
The general e0uncll applied - 81 -yoverTroy
Brova- II geoTgla- president ~ TIE y stern
srd Atasutss r1ilro~d. for inf~rsstion sorsur
ths faroozs locoulotfvs. TIE general. inst
vss rspf1red IN 1852 b osnd - Obic rDen
kDc-n 80 rait-oad rsi<lsrs he ryvsrnrr
sp-s thsf tte encrne b m order ard nnsy -
bs1 foT exhibition ~ the q A. = bcys n
they vi call for "a ~ Chst<<noogA
TIE reDcrfs - "a. Wo-nax's helef co~rs
f1r Iss7 shcsv 1-ssz iscsl corps end . rnsrp-
bcrstir ~ s fle TIE anouut ezpenoe1 IN
r. - d1rirg fbs year -e f51lfr E,rrscfs
- ievsd ~. srorurf ir g-Dsrsi fund,
- "a. in - - fund 81 .z12
Ite Waie - - cs-Te ard 80 y 0rner .
Sc8fss~s Al so<setT. sox4lfsfr - = Q No
f.frv xxsz< x Ce.i1rltrlk. WI vsiccrsf - rep.
r<sssrltst5eae - tae y. =. q. - Ccfurn--F
Tbs f5ra8d Army rse9r1 - fc~a is god
sxafnr.ie Il zrerrkN~mrfp Al ttss e1ese a
17s7 fhe~s we-s - rs<zs hsvInr rrsrrz.a>-<
si,sx 81 81 81 fo~s VII - raDrs-srt-1 e
C,cfaartar ~ ufeeseer oeiezntss ffssf = ers~
~ psrsf 81 r-s~rxioe~s snc frserser - ga
ard os1e dsie~ss< ~ kxwFs Dsszr< nsoxsf -
eesz1s fdg s<81 wW< - 80 exDfr6i aure<
$50 sxonss l. Bu.xzR
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09
G. a. q. MEMORIAL WORK.

The work Of the Grand Army will not
oosse even though every n-ody veteran
should be made comfortable for lsfe by pen
sions ard suitable ssylums. IL IL maxim
that war is an educator, but II cannot be
called SO unless ite lessons sro vel d4gostsd
aud handed down. Ia the e-.itement Of war
the noelest lessons are los. 70 the Grand
Army has been committed the task II per
petusting some q the nObiesa memories ever
associated with a great war The civil war
found the republic Suffered nations
collection Of peoples, not people. A com
mon csuse united them for struggle, short
as compared with a lifetime. but Ia
that struggle nation came % life 10
mems hearts, the spot where nations should
exist The men Of Maine, those OF the
prs.ries and tboss Of the mountain empire,
the citizens Of towns and the yeornanry of
the vast provinces, those who spoke IN va
ned tongues and held different ideals, came
together at tho old camp fire on the field.
The influences of that association have been
70 weld the states In sentiment, 81 show .
common desire among ali the citizens for .
free and iDdspsDdent people ruling and
reigning through intelligence and law.
These lessons The soldiers learned tcretber AZ
the front But IN the busy world % every
day affairs men lose SIGHT 81 these things
The memorial work u the order Is Just be-
ginning: that rs. the formal collecting and
setting up Of nementocs. Lfs all works q
the kind. this has but small beginnings and
Is slow IN progress The posts ia the vicinity
OF battle1elds have bsen noted for years an
the pioneers in collecting trophies and relics
The Gettysburg post has hall Of It's own and
some Of the CHOICEST relics from that Geld
have been placed in ts care. The post at
Chester, Pa, contains great many Get
tysburg veterans, and the walls Of the en-
caInpmeDt have several cases Oiled with
relics from Gettysburg and some from other
heldt Pests are often made the custodlnns
Of relics AID Of documents pertaining - the
war. Post 2 in Philadelphia and LAFAYETTE
post in New York have BEEN active IN intro
dDcing memorial papers on the death ~ com
radess and also Of Interesting papers on Incl
dents of the war. Al the last legislature ~
Now York an act was passed that will no
doubt be generally initiated, ensblinr any
county. town or village in the state 70 lease.
ct a nominal rental, 10 Grand Army posts
suitable rooms in public buildinFs Depart
nant Commander Gen Curtis also secured the
passage by the same legislature 81 q Law sst-
ting apart a room an the state capitol at
Albany for tie purpose Of storing records
relics and mcrDeutoes % The waf, and srrang-
ing and preserving DE history ~ individuals
who served during The war This room Is 70
he unBer TIE charge Of the department COM
ulandcr from year o year Under this act
Gen Curtis i1nmed lately - q verk 70 pro
cure histories q New York trourN. photo
| graphs ~ conrsde-. accompanied rs q
record. copies II Memorial day sddressss
and papers read 81 camp fires and reunions.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

coraLk ~ Sas lAsf sDn1sl report Tie
hoLae ooznEwisss sOaas fsrty eGzlaaIes - "a
rious descriptions, szac1E them ch1fct.
nlemorsal L. Aaa hprary. tEs lAst<r c<sl-
- 1iI.k eVeT rs 60 volezsss o~Lng g. tes
generosity q tAs foGB1ST - TIE lorsgy, krs-
Pafuam. lie latest works GTs adde's fron
tla1s - Uiae There l. a farm counecte1
Nth tie bone, srd sSvorsl mechanical trades
are carried On Ia shops devoted - The par
pose, the ~orkEnen being pald Tor thsl iAsor.
Since SO the csntF@l branch has been IN
charge Of Gea- n r P4ErtcE. reoeagly DC
ceased, who served with distinction IN two
wsrs Gen. Pstrlcs was q New orker and
MADE thai stale ms home when not "a service
He Was graduate Of West Point aaa left
the army al the close Of the civil war.
Some u the statistics Of this kcIne al Day
ton vii be interesting IL vle~ Ct tbs assertion
often made that the ls~sl deserving men
crowd these honles II the exclusion Of their
betters. According q tie Ieturn for 1857 tks
records u disabilities show the following
Loss II botk legs = OF che arm aud enc leg,
S Of one arm, &C.; q one leg. IA, Other
wounds. 40 blindness. Il, insanity, 81
That is almost 900 injuries tracoab!s u army
service OF other diseases there are named
: ,2sl, making a tolal Of e,023 disabled men
the number in tho home The native born
inmates at Dayton are 2,0l9, foreign born,
4, OoS. OF the foreign born 2,4li are Germans,
1.0i7 Irish The mea over 20 years Of age
are $50, over 20, 62f The veterans of 1872
number II. Of the Mexican war, l64
The trades and occupations reported by
the inmates prove them u have belonged 10
the industrial classes. and some Of them we're
-
/ .l52; Of lasorers. 800, and Of skillet work-
men aud men " professions, over 200
OF mechanics. 2s7 were carpentsrs &c were
machinists and - engineers. Other calings
are: Printers. 40; tailors, loo, physicians, 10.
teachers. 10; lawyers, 8; ministers, / OF
the number ], e54 are men 81 families, and
5,61s can read and write. The number d,
books read during 1857 was 81, so4- The bill
OF fare at tho home for each Wednesday Of
the second qparter. 1887, wss. Breakfast
Beef stew, potatoes, bread, butter, coffee.
Dinner Roast beef, potatoes, stewed beans
or turnips onions. spinach sin June, bread.
butter, coffee. Suppor-CorDed beef or pigs
tongues or pickied tripe, tomato catsup,
picsied beets or onions, bread, butter. tea
The BIZ il varied each quarter.
The other national homes are located az
Milwankee, Fog1iS, Me, Hampton, Va. and
Leavenwcrth, Kan The Pacific branch has
no permnnent home, but one viii be estab-
lished on sites yscently acquired at Los An
geies, Cal The national homes are under the
management of board Of ten military men.
with the president, chief Justice and secretary
OF war ex-offieio. Gen William Il. Franklin,
Of Connecticut, is president OF the beard, and
Cen Martin T. Mcmahon secretary. Other
members are Gems. j. A Martin, Kansas, J.
S. NegIey, Pittsburg; J. {. Black. Hi
nois; T. W Hyde, Maine, W. j Sewell,
New Jersey; Col L a. Harris, Ohio, and
Capts. john l. Mitchell, Of Wisconsin, and
William Banding, OF California Among
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09


s-rch Grand ArrnT nsn. ard Is nssursilY
r~v->ne.avs ane Whise Yst boz ths
rr-srrs xcr-r-a< b-c.-n- |, soltser - enlist-
No - . vrsrsfs in an Ohio regiment. he
-~ra-f pruznction gradually. unfsl Be tsrsuls
an clrnrr cn ths sal Of Cen. sioeaza. ccr0-
snsrdinr So Army q Georgia AZ The end
II khe var Fs~slr-r cu--pisced hie st1cattoz-
watch Asa h-sa irserrapted By he ssrvior.
sd 49, nasss his -sT ~ bis pr~@eBt hsGs
rr~sfscn II vsnnin< vrornosion sobiier fsss,-
tr--taaf =. b srosn<irn - tasEy
re s.~r1er- hc>rd CT general cuunC1
ssving n cl-rze - sr-.ngerseues fer -
srrnfrw nakicnsl .aesz1uzusst ~ ,csnpcs~d q
-sxht~-, members. va ccznrssie a q PSF
IN. - Cnluzrlsus. ehalrTrssa. c. = Fsyss< 1,a
-se- -h&rn.zN and Alfr~a z k.ee. p~-rsfarT
rs- 80 sSr--ti@r 81 ~ -,rrrrzl VS. s-s1sa a
Eseru@rY issk, acd Afser snnncuneing -.
s~e.fas tcr crrcaEnittee Tss-e. -3icb inc,ussss
$3.50 - iruccr1zrt l1ssn ~ hnsrce. IA
pr-r-r~<zcr@ fcr osrsis-s. -zzDKS. recrveSaa-
s.rrsnks. 3r,sr~escu- aislsaiRa1,r. 5nsrs3-z
sarxpor-sfaca SID pAsnss - nesting. 80
rn.nax-~s sscr-1 tser uzsier-eaudszx -
sH~sr szsk ~ rsvt,x ~ isrlicvfsz s1nszr,sTv q
rh~ ouslsak IN tlle rncaEnrzs~as. s-ss i,.-isaa-
srs. 49, u.nse5elv daiiv thns "a sesrrdanc.
e. 80 t~-ur~se-sud as-iuusl sucaznrnene
I'll NJ FAR -xc-.d sAat - 49, sach sresz-e~
nezt re hssd "a czatrsl =e1sflca -
chIc ard hsr cacisaA svos~sphicsilT. -
sste~ <sth - lc~ rscs - fars a.rsssiT a.
nu>i "a al - s>>dtug r.irrsT aa~z. III
rar1lltaee zzch = rsaatcn 81 she wes~r~n
zs~slisn sssdi~rs q ta~ -sreAsss -, q. 1919
= n~n>~<s >~& Ss~< As< n<-~r 49,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

When the committee cana 70 stafe before
the encampmcnt the fact Of tho preaidsntS
veto, the announcen,ens vss received By the
assembled delegates With '>SpplAnA hiss0
and some Interruptions"
Tbs report continued: "Ycry eonrm{ttce
thereupon, after the veeo. prepared a nav
pension DILL embodvinc in a degree all OF the
general recommendations made By it This
now makes provision for peusiontng al
veterans VINO arc uov ~ nav hereafter be
como urahle "a eGru their own livelihood
Tho bah Is similar m general principle 70 that
vetoed sat sAc objectionable peuper clause is
omitted. making tais disability, not a de-
pendent bln-r
Tho comrades who were delegates eft ST.
LOUIS evidently did not accept the conclusion
Of the committee that tbs objectionable
pauner CLAUSE vxs omitted As soon as the
reading was dnisse1 there was CRY Of "So
debStei No dehatef- and. although msny at
tempted % sp>sk, the vote was rushed
through and the report adopted The vote
vas not uns1f-ooux
The monthly pension ASKED for in this case
WAS - - ST, whereas fully disabled sol
der draws but g. st the highest The pau
Per ciause n the vrt>sd bil -ss ss follows.
All honorahIy discharged Veterans y 20 srrT ID
three months. "and who are no~ on ~bo mar
hereafter Re suffering from mental OF pbYxi-
cal disability, net the result q th>ir cxD
vicious habits ~ eroxs careic<snsSS, vaich IN
eapacitsfe- them from The p<rfo<r7snce q
labor in such dezTes "a - r-sd<T tben III
sike 70 earn = support. ard who are ,3e-
-=nss-ns Uroo their dsii7 labor for r1ppott-
n tue new biH 80 rsporte3 ~ the corSrzis-
tee ths wording t.: ''meutal o. pbTxicsl d.
sbs.tey. Mt toe result q their own vicfcns
HABITS, vssch sotsliy i1capacisstes tseun Tor
zee Ferforrnance q MAMMAL labor
Thes-e vers ether Measures IN - hi1 g.
szr--a upoa ~ 49, committee. O1r g-anted
81 . inertia % widows q veterans. sno&s-r.
re1xscns - ~r prtson suyvivurs. s.d otss-s.
-sr1.fa izcr~sss IN shs present p>-~s01 rates.
A. ssrn az to rev bah ~ss p1hlish>d tn
vee<rsus ber,r :, crftici=- tae rnlicv 81 s.ud-
ira szck - >ozEresz bia 7Dis. - oh5er-
tiasLaaie "a tee CO ~ssoe6 sn6 -hics ~ould
rrrAsklv ne. - saErs fats Ho~ general
fhis fe-fng wss r-sT - seen from - fat
texf - ~ snnns{ e1osrz2-1enes ~ to dspz~t-
n~n-s q ne ersri h~-v. M3rz~scfs.
l.l7scss ard Ne- Hazpshzre sio1e i1d1~-s1
tse a. tsru-el ~ To- oora1 80 ts- 3lss ri -
bi1 OsseF zepsrtrs~-zs errr--s-d prefsv-
e-ce~ fcr sth~r bs1x sd TIE sno@e po1o az
sad lu1pc7- ~ q she=s nss h~coass knc~n
n So era Airy an@ II es-E-ess - to
rEz rrzu sszVTs-z B1k
his -n-zszr. 80 r@ef-s sssszrfo- H--~
~ v-ae-<ss - cslu-zszs whf-e So -
ss,A4 ssc>zvz.~ss ~.s seszzs. - - -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

faculty 81 adapting himself g. every chlns'
and sks kinas 81 game. ~h0e hlf rlcb coseSs
oosi saa sfectlonAte nature n.aiEe hnn
pleasing osanT~nion when not rrquirsd b. c
nald NJ - fres from lumbar. l,us has plen
81 bone and Inusols. aud ttst enes'Fs WA.
10 hs greatest fault n the uio1s az SOM v
s-~m - fDVet that wIthcut "a no oos &
bad ~-srs oar 49, above nasdlocfTty 10
ever. eli kis vim l. but the Bssslrsi rrseit
sasi great courage and power a. snoUar
vh1ok. when educated. csIrsss Ell before
AID without which thers Gan b. No ssu3
or1ty.
A fe~ years Snoe there wns cutie
cas4ion In one o our leading sporting prif
between one oF t~s cnIfrspo.locutf ard
writer - this artacle on The question ~ 20
owing D. tbs fAct - vnn known slsof<SIn
"Oid Calslsar" offering chestnut colo
lrlsb sest@rs for ssle. which he'd sosns g.
heve he meant liver coior or the black tap
coatse oo-s 10 DID not mean liver ~
such a. 10 known on our apanicis ~ tooI
neither that q the chestnut gown dafk .
blact with age. but simply the r1ch. p
rec - the cLess nj 90 found w1sen a. coG
with q CLOS and q glow frfh from the b.
II IA thlf shade 81 red wb,ch ~ Gils Fserfecf
Of oolor is lie Lr1sb settse. and ~ipsch va
VITA every fash az light. from the bBe 4
golden red q tho dseEef tinFe ~ r1ch
kogany-s blood red and 80 sfsoant
argument can change the fsct
Most Of our crack bench show winner
Geld dogs q known merit while many
them ARE winners in field trial coupetis
Tho frst DOG q enF breed in America n
q champion winner upon tBe bsoch ~
champion winner IN the Geld WA an
setter. and The blood breeds are form
list q bench show and field trial va
thai viii cause tlle nafao ~ Echo ~ h
rl1erntered long after the pr,seDs gessrs
has passed away he was toe sire u "a
moss Joe. Jr., who defeated tss great
stoDe every time they ever met IN
contest, and who Wa never defeated ir
Fle trial ny any dog n sur breed lie
NE sire 81 tie crack Bsrttev. q fed
and bench show winner, ~ f-sls,sh,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

league. snd Ohio, With Soldiers a. socl-
stv. al hei Z thst tae roeznbershir should p
Tegfrfcted % tbe wives. rnot1erx. s4slers s-d
daughters e soldiers. While TIE trios board
vorld sdrnit sil loyal women IN issl tDs
friends - The lattsr ssscrssaf IN in ths Grand
Army r,rraerste3 tie cisiEas q To y og1sE' >
National Rslief cr-T< - The a. -'1si e1canF-
nett 81 Ind ssusr,o H. bit failed - sseure -
o,s-iti5n r. 1855 e. - D.zsvsT ct Ar -nent-
TIRE corT~ t,ecsrss oT3cisiiy reysorrize3. ard 10
nov irciuded in - rrosrsrnE1e - esch
nstsansi sr-xruroert - . feat7r. - ire
rsusian. sitecngh 60 g-ocse1 inrs rrcee
sarllv srs s.V&ra1e te-agss SO women sc
NJ rrs-rh<rs ~ TIE frrsnd ArruY. and tae a.
fer ~1rTerses in sec-sf sessfou- u wss ttis
fse-. rsrae~. ftst ths uye1s,rrs - tne rCrEe
cannes f.lanr - ~. Grad krrrT. inst ~ -
ss--o~rlr~l 81 3rv resasl recoE151son - ~
uoman ~ ire arss Bgt ~ ~ auI .arr
r,r~~e r. to rasef w1rk feere = 1'scs fcr
- asso~ stsoz. 40 - Eala@ IS c-svinz
slseer. - fae o1~rs tec1rass z.e1-1s lrfs3 vlfs
~. r~e~s-sass - - couara.lss rliea q an
sfz<n1 20
sinc. ~ r.s0rrftson ~ tSe rztsoazl -
-.rrsrsrf - - 6rzs1 Arrav f,se ro-re hns
ras64 x-~af rr.s-s~s 7se frsf rTszi.lsr, res
Mr. Fls~~ncs Bsrker, - Eassaehslsss-x
- krzz sz.~A< respprz s<>~ss . rss>1
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

the number Of days man served In the
war, thus Toe days. 81 month; 800 days,
IS a month, and 50 on fer any number Of
days from 70 to !, 500 gabout tie KNIT. This
Is at the rate per month Of oas cent q day
for the time served.
This bill attracted attention, and after
some comparison OF views among veterans
in and ous of the Grand Army, an sssccia-
ton was formed and a convention was held
in New York city On March l. 1885. Before
the meeting was held the hfll had been pre-
sented for approval to thousands Of
posts OF the Grand Army, 10 do
psrtment encampments in several states,
and TO various veteran associations out
side. The convention in March was repre-
sentative and formed q national aSSocis-
ton adopting the title Of Per Diem Rated
Service Pension for the bill 1t resolved TO
advocate. The measure was introduced into
congress by members from three states, ssh
ator Hosr, OF Massachusetts,; Senator Game
ron. OF Pennsylvania, and Congressman Be-
ker, of New York.
Col Charles A. Wells. post commander Of
Post IS, Of New York, and past inspector
general Of department stat Of New York, was
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

CAMP rraz rxSr. SOCIETY OF wEsT VIRGINIA
stlasss the seis WHARF ths bronze oadges Of
fraternity. clarity AMI loyalty are 20 20 met
With IA every aEemolags % men 10 the ma
turity IA 1880 tdr camp "as helt a. Day
zoo, and since thartinss MINNEAPOLIS and 81
Louls aAVs been tls places nearest the center
that have had srcam1mertN Columbus Is
also nsar tAs birth plac- Ok The order, for IL
osixinaoed IN Indiana, having ia first en-
oarnotneur IN Indianapolis b 1850 fae SC
end successful enc ampmegt after the order
-as orgAnized throughout tho ration was
he'd Ia Cincinnati IN l-69
The places I'D dates q national eoeaurp-
meats sincs ls55 we're a. follow 1855, In
dianapolis, ISIS. Philadelphia, 1880, Cfncin-
natl. $50, Washington, 1871, Boston; ISL,
Cleveland, 1873. New Haven; 1874. Harris
burg, 1873, Chicago, iss6. Philadelphia;
1877. Providencs: 1873 Springfield. Mas
1879, Albany, isso, Dayton. 1851, Tndianap-
bis; lss2. Baltimore, isS,s Denver; lsS4,
Minneapolis lss5. Portland. Ne; 1856, San
Francisco, 1851. ST. Louis There was no
<lt.onal sncamprnent ia isGI, as the change
q tine threw lt forward into 1858, when IL
go held in PhilAdslpnia Jan. Is. rs and II.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

81 49, tnAn :. aso sns expsnaiturS f0F
CHARITY II e. 20 a. as ST LoUa oo1Ven-
tio1 iAst yesl tas repert skowso t1Nf ~ 90
h@a te<E expenaea IAst YEA Ter rsl.sf 90
over 1890 f,ersaas IN tas oasnscutloD there
were oses 4 "a zaenlsors u rAs s.socAsglak
aed sc aeleEetss
& The urg&z.assi4os q the " oaens Relief
co1Ix IL slRlllAf 60 that e the Grand ARMY
The National corps LA prcsidoat, heepsug
app National headquarters Esoh ss&ls los
Ia sons oases the states forms = depart
naent. having slso hesaQuNrters and prrsa-
Dent with ful STAT The lso.l orgsntsA-
ton h called corps, aud = named m honor
q SONS SOLDIER or friend ~ veterans The
corps act1ag ~llh fsrgngles Post, g A Il.
81 C0llfers, Coan., for lnstsnos ls c~li~d
Fsraaales Corps The werk done ny the
corps Is relief 10 needy individuals aud
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

tr1al and bencb sb0v ~innsr: n rrr
field trial and ber,cb SHOW vinne. -
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Or LATHE Nell, neld trial sad b~ncb
winner. - Youic. a bela tvisl ard I
snow viBneT. enc x b his blOod. crcss
the PAl1rrfsfon strain. - W have n
thai Tyroiuc-d fte faF.ouf Aveline. ..
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81 frzf prize for Geld trlsi winners. op
az treysas n SITTER.
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ph.s IN i6t8 u Wa 90 irist settcz ths.
the champion Stakes - Aeuk Cenfs,. ~
N 1g7s. ciesestlng among ofeers fbc far
feld trial gAewe. rn se1ter. hanlorDeas IA
emo the rruck Esanter' Efne~ eno CssH
Rove y We sn 1rlsa SETTER tisat ~os
purrss STAKES IF ths Esstern Fleid Trial
~ 1870 lt VS. ~ 1r5sn SETTER esnt ~cn
rr,sri,,erF cup ~ me Easts-n F,eig Trial =
In 1881 u va az ifich sett-s tilsf ~y1
same cup azsin 81 1se4 Il w~s ~ lr,ss
to- thaf ~os fte nsenis-s-s stskes ~
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v~ ar Irra sstt.s fbat woD ttss u,errf
s1alass q toe rs. jerry KeDDe end ,
Triai clo0's triai. IN fsa- NanF MFRS az
- given. btsf - fcrsroins srs suihcier
refvte eli statefnesli< stat tse lrt<t $3.50
rot fssla DOG II the hlxi,es sn,~-ft
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-09

state spon n. suos2oc az penzaons
a. a. Lsals, tAs Union VsteTsns' union
we're II annual counsel ~ Cleveland ard
among the nns<surss presented taers fav sp-
prov.l va . service psasso1 BIZ esvioe
penssons have bee8 gr<ated "a TIE veterans
- Pas1 Aa.eflc@a VAR, aud there 49, t.eea
. fsakng among veterans ~ large ard IN
the grsEd army ss vel, thai . general
services p-naoa aw would do away With
sbe vsxed question In politics. bring
rehef % needy veterans and be an sconOm-
iczl way for ths ssantry - discharge TIA OBJ
hgstions Massachusetts, ess presented BAL
In congress for some seasons past giving
every veteran Is naoath ssrvics pension
New York has advocated service psnsioa,