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nATARRm CuREn-

clergyman, after years of suffering from that
loathsome disease, Catarrh, and vainIy trying
every known remedy, at s8st found a recipe
which completely cured and saved him from
death. Any sufferer from this dreadful disease
sending a selfaddressed stamped envelope to
Prof j. A. Lawrence, IS Warren street, New
York City, will receive she recipe free of
charge.
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When Baby was SEX. we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria,
When sAe had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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BRAIN-RACKERS.

ITO Continuous: In sending answers name
No. of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE in which the puzzle
Is found. Answers of guessers may be forwarded
within a week after receiving this TRIBUNE. DonOt
Answers must accompany all puzzles forwarded
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE NOV. %.
Philosophc Tangle-
A commonplace life we say and we sigh
But why should we sigh say?
The commonplace sun in the commonplace sky
Make up the commonplace day.
Neutrality-suspicious., room. Rapt, apt. Opal,
pal. Avoid, void. Mangie, angle.
Transpositou-May, Amy. Yam.
Mathematical Puzzle-4096.
Historical Enigma-Reuben James.
a Great Observation-Disclosures.
Rhyming Charade-Humbug
ACCEPT AND EAT.
l. sort of curse,
If nothing worse.
2. A young brides name
orc c. fame.
Whole-Accept and eat,
For am sweet.
Nina Ballou.
A CHRISTMAS TANGLE
Thriscsam moces tub cone n rave,
Os tells jOyen ii hiwle It's Tehe.
Annie Walter, Greenup, KY,
c. c. SOLDIER TANGLE.
Awndro hgmracin, yrvee neo ldierso,
Fgghtini rof shi read vatine, dian,
Roe flies hhgywia, shuodlre tuno suhdore
LaI hlduos Jnio ruo pahyp, phayp nabd.
Nellie Wade, Hampden, Iowa.
TANGLED RELATIONSHIP.
Otw esoprsn emte, mad noe yass OF het hotre,
"Dogo noginmri OF uyo YIN nos -;
Hwh, tohuq eth hoetr " oyu ont YIN taref h
Iohguh ma ryltu royu osn."
Edgar l.. Stevens, Goshen, Wyo.
TANGLED QUOTATION.
Fl nay ann pettasmt OF lupl wudo het Emraanic
CALF Ohtus mhi het ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gable
Byersviile, o.
LITTLE FOLKS HIDDEN ACRosTIC.
In robin, not in wren.
In rooster, not in hen.
In yacht, not in ship.
In tear, not in rip.
In nest, not in egg.
In foot, not in leg.
Whole an eminent American poet
Mary 4. Holbrooke, Ocean Grove, Nj.
PHONETIC CHARADE.
Well, johnny tried to make my first
Upon his little slate;
IT'S what his father fain would do
Unto his fortune great.
He older grew, and sad to tell,
His steps were led astray;
In haunts of second and of sin
His crooked pathway lay.
He listened not TO kindly whole
From parents, teachers friends
And hence his steady downward course;
But here my puzzle ends
Charles e. McVay. Fairbury, Neb.
A VARIABLE CREATURE.
vary in size and am slender,
And long and short and stout;
From some have careful usage,
BY others Pm kicked about.
Altho ] sometimes have a tongue
I'm seldom known TO speak;
The most / can articulate
is a sort of heightened squeak
When the boys went into the army,
In 1861,
followed their every footstep,
To the rnb-a-dubdub of the drum.
They all rejoiced when was strong,
And sorrow did reveal
When on the long and toilsome march
They me " down't tn heel"
loved the music of the camp,
The morning Reyeille,'
While Boots and Saddle" always seemed
Especially meant for me.
And when the buge's clarion notes
Peaed forth the Grand Advance"
stepped in line and faced the foe
Without backward glance.
And the Tattoo had many charms
My feelings TO console;
Taps" was, / think. in the highest degree
Adapted to my soul.
If the officers trod me meath their feet
1t only made me smile;
For wore straps well as they,
Though l served with the rank and file.
Nina Ballou.
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"a 81 Washing Machine Free."-To introduce
them we will give away 1000 seIf-operaling wash
ing machines. No washboard or rubbing required.
If you want send your name to The Monarch
Laundry Works. 420 Wabash Ave-, Chicago, III
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EI-IENDs q THE C. c.; Al last after nine long
years ol suieiluEs any mother. Airs. ii. CIappeF
has passed away she died Nov. 5. BIy mother
Wa one q 1od.s chosen ones; a trueT nobler
christian never lived. Her pastors words were
= have called on Mrs. Clapper, and a sweeter
Christian d has never been my lot 10 meet before
through an iief stilielln s she never complained
IL was Though he stay me. vet will / ms s,
Him" But y. how desoiate our hearts and home
are to-day none bat God knows
by c. Z. friends, 4 want 10 thank Won for what
you have done 10 cheer her last days Every l.ftsr
and every little token that sent her was eitrr-
lshed most tendeTiy, and they Will be cherished
just as teHaerly by those she has iefl behind ~
oannOt wish her back here, 30 our only nope now
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QIDp Cure for Epilepsy or fits % hours Free pa5r
DUQH Dr. Kr1sr NJ. o., ESQ Hickory SIS Louis 30
Mention The National Tribune.
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There Is a power in our land.
l3oh great we seldom stop 10 think:
Zach DAY we see on every hand
Sew iriumpns How from printers ink.
Il world iutO oblivion speeding
'IWOuld be 10 Danish a.l our reading.
In every land beneath the sun,
Gu every island 81 the sea.
Note what Tie printers an has done,
And say what else can stronger be.
Light into heather lands conveying.
I0 AL Our badge Of hope displaying
Rivers may rod, and mountains tower,
In spite % these the press sends forth
hooks papers, with their magic power,
Uniting ali the loyal earth
30 reader with this sheet before him.
J. e. las q gloomy thought come DER him.
M A. Preston
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c. C. CHARADE.

c. c. cHARADE.
Within my first the gallant ship will stay,
safe from the storms that sweep the sea;
My second III Summer winds will play,
And stand on one foot on lofty tree;
My whole will form a bright poetic crown,
And bring the bard who wears it well renown.
Mamie Z. Burke, Rosebank, n. Y.
WINE PUZZLE.
70 Albert Bdrtonl
Two men, A and b, went to C to purchase some
wine A had five gallon keg, B a three gallon
key, and had no other measure than an eight gal
Ion keg. Now, and want each four gallons of
wine l wish to know if it be possible for c to
measure the desired quantities TO his customers ;
and iii be possible how he does it-Edwyn r..
Lerch, Erie, Pa.
A c. C. PUZZLE.
am composed of nine letters.
My /, 5, ?, is portion.
4and is child's dear friend
3 and is a distinctive conjunction.
S lisa personal pronoun.
My whole is a Latin motto often see used.
Edith e. Miller, Neilsville, Wis.
YOUNG MEMS ENIGMA.
lam composed of 81 letters
My %, 81, 26, 9, II, 10 is a noted man
q, /, Z Is a kind grain.
g. 49, 9. So Is a linear measure,
10, %, IT, Is is an animal.
80 9, 81 is II kind of tree.
5, "a Q, 81 is precious metal.
i, 20, 3 IS a pronoun.
4, Ia, 3, y Is a number.
50, 10, "a, %, IL, 81 % is professional man.
81, 20, 81 IS a color
10, 10, IL, 81 is an adverb
My whole Is one of Paui's commands concerning
young men.
Mary E. Holbrook, Ocean Grove, N. ].
TWO AMERICAN STATESMEN.
The 10th King of Israel
A celebrated King of Macedon
An English dramatic author died 1854
A Bishop of Greenland, born 1908.
An eminent English historian, died l64l.
A learned Irish Bishop died lbs.
An ancient Greek poet.
A celebrated Bohemian physician.
An eminent English engraYer
A Pythagorean philosopher, died 1872.
monk of the fourth century.
A historian of Alexandria.
4 celebrated Roman orator.
An eminent orientalist.
Archbishop of Sweden.
An Arabian physician of the 18th century
An English Naval officer.
A celebrated English poet.
An English divine. died 1857.
4 French monk died III.
An English clergyman, died 1877.
An eminent divine of England
An eminent Italian painter.
One of the little band of pilgrims.
An officer in the Revolutionary army.
An English divine and writer.
The initials give two American statesmen.
Mrs Mayo.
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Within my first the gallant ship will stay,
safe from the storms that sweep the sea;
My second in Summer winds will play,
And stand on one foot on lofty tree;
My whole will form bright poetic crown
And bring the bard vino wears it well renown
Mamie G. Burke, Rosebank n. Y
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SUNDAY MEDITATION.

THE International Committee has not appointed
any lesson for Sunday, the 30th inst and we there
fore suggest the following thoughts as suitable for
the Christmas-tide)
SUBJECT: CHRIsT's INTRODUCTION TO OUR
WORLD BY THE ANGEL GABRIEL. (ST.
LUKE, 2: 10, IL
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Thank God for Christmas. 1t is legal holt
day in every State and Territory. Says the
Syracuse Christian AdUocdte:
If infdelity would make demonstration of its
strength, and illustrate the deeadence of Chris
tianity's influence in the world. let il abolish
Christmas.
Anne Ayers has the following lines
Oh flower of days! Oh blossom of all time!
What had we been if thy sweet bud of grace
Had never opened on mans dwelling place?
IT. wretched outcasts, since earth's morning prime
We had lain prone at Edens guarded gate,
Hopeessly lost, forever desolatel
But Love and Mercy triumphed over Sin
Gave token there of tn immortal day
OF His great birth who bore our death away
And raised us up, and babe us enter in
TO lovelier bowers than Eden's-yea, his pain
Our ransom paid, that we, with Him, might reign :
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FkiI1Ds o. THE q. G.: again we are almost
ready 10 . new leaf ia the book of time Tea,
year passes away 70 remain ln silence for four long
years. DO mol sal agree that the c. C. has mace :
grand lnIro enletit during the past vearg ct ~
hope that q Viii continue in liz rapid progress and
az tue beginning 81 another year find il stilI more
enlightened aud Intelligent Thanks to Mamie =
1o5ikIin loI the bright iltgle poem. An Invitation
10 All. and hope 81 Viii be responded 10 by MANY
sons ana daughters Wish you ali a happy New
Gear.-LeUlare Martin EmBoria Kan
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TEE WoRsr SORE HEAD CURED
Philadelphia
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The Bulgarian Problem,
MESSAGES OF CONDOLENCES.
The Death Of the Emperor William.
rHr PRESIDENTS Sympathy AND SECRETARY BAY
ARDS NOTE.

Mr.. Bayard received a note from Baron Won Zedt-
witt this morning announcing the death Of Empe-
ror William. inclosing Prince Bismarcks dispatch.
the secretary sent the following reply:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, March 9.
Bdron: The melancholy tidingS conveyed by
your note or this date had already been received
py telegram from Mr.. Pendeton, our min
lister at Berlin. The seal OF death has at last
been set upon a long and tllustrious career and
the people OF the United states will fully sympa-
thize with all Germany at the bier OF En-
peror william l. Accept Baron, the
renewed assurance OF my highest consideration.
T. F. BAYARD.
To Baron Won Zedtwtz. charge d'afraires.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE OF SYMPATHY.
Secretary Bdyard sent the following cabegram
70 the United states minister to Germany:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1888.
RENDITION, Berth:
The President desires you to make known
through the foreign ONCE that the death Of the
lllustr1ous and venerable Emperor OF Germany has
deeply aroused the sorrow and sympathy OF the
people OF the United states and their Government.
BAYARD.
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- ADMIRAL VS.. CAPTAIN
Story Of the Strained Relations He
tween Two Naval Officers.

An alleged diflculty between two well-known
naval ofncers is attracting some attention. The
story goes that after Admiral Braine took COM
mand OF the South Atlantic squadron and hoisted
his nag on the Lancaster, there arose a GOODNESS
between him and Capt. Breese. the commander Of
that ship.
The breach widened daily, until one day last
fail the admiral, II Is said, sent note ~ an
orderly to Capt. Breese, in which he presented his
compliments and called his attention to the fact
that he iBreese) was d. fool
When the captain had Gained down little he re-
spOnded by note in which he remarked: "Capt
Breese sends his compliments to Admiral Braine,
and says that the admiral is no gentleman, never
was one, and never could DC one II he tried" This
prevented healing OF the breach, and the captain
later took his departure for home on surgeons GER
tincate.
WHAT Is SAID AT THE DEPARTMENT.
The attention OF prominent naval officer sta
TONED at the Department was called this morning
TO the newspaper extracts concerning the case.
THAT'S all fo0lishness," he said to THE STAR re-
porter. "WhOever started that story mixed 1t all
up. The truth is Braine sent Breese home"
"Why?" asked the reporter.
The officer laughed In reply and intlmated that
Braine took exception to Breese's conduct as an
oficer In other directions.
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WAS01N01ON NJ. q. CONFERENCE.
The Report srsm the wash,asss~ Ds,.
srict Read Nc To.day's Session.
Special Dispatch TO TINE EVENING srAn
BALrfNokR, March o.-The thru DAYS session
Of the Washington n. Z Conference was opened
with religious services conducted by Rev. s. r.
Hughes Rev. 7. o. Carroll, presiding elder OF the
wyihevile district, read q report OF his district
which encouraged the conference. The following
came forward for admission into full connection
with the conference: Revs. J. ". Meredith W.
Il. Jones, q. N. Hin, J. H. jenkins, W. r. Palmer,
J. W. Colbert, b I. Perkins, W. I. Anderson and
y. F. Bell
REPORT OF The WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Rev. W. p Ryder, presiding elder Of the wash
ngton district In his report said that the value
the church property In his district was sle5 900;
the NUMBER OF appointments was IS; number Of
parsonages ~, and number OF preaching places
sunday schools, nd 1.148 members have been
receiyed during the year. Rev. Mr.. Ryder has
ATTENDED LOT quarterly conferences All the minis
ters mention q before were admitted except w.
X. Palmer, W. Meredith and T. W. Anderson,
VINO were advised TO continue their studies
Asoury N. Z. Church or Washington gave, through
Us members 10 the conference, $66 Tor poor minis
ten. The delegates TO the general conference Will
be elected at the session this afternoon.
D
The Bulgarian Problem.
81 PETERSBURG, March 9.-The first steps that
Russia has taken In regard to the Bulgarian Ques-
ton appear to satisfy public opinion, but favor
able issue OF the crisis Is considered impossible
unless the powers take speedy measures.
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Gallant Capt. Falligant.

From the Troy Press.
young lady residing in this city has received
letter from former schoolmate residing in Sayan-
nah in which the visit OF President and Mrs Cleve.
land Is described. We have been permitted to
make this quotation:
1.-The President and Mrs. Cleveland spent an
hour in Savannah on wednesday last, and q
naughty dame from New York, who acts as II she
had no opinion of the South, was SO much Inn
pressed with the style In which the presidential
party was received that she told some one that It
was one OF the most beautiful sights she had ever
seen, and q welcome betting royalty.
"They (the President and his wife) were in q
landau drawn by fosr white horses and escorted
by q handsome detachment OF the Georgia Hus-
sars, the finest cavalry company OF the South,
composed OF the finest young men Of savannah.
They say that the Hussars' uniform Is the hand.
soonest In this country with the exception OF the
Philadelphia city troops One Of the wittiest men
In Savannah, Capt. Falligant, drove In the car
Rage with Mr.. and MA Cleveland. During the
drive bunch Of violets was thrown into the car:
Rage and fell IN the Presidents lap. He handed
them TO Mrs. Cleveland, saying: these are for
you, Frankie; no one ever gives me flowers.
the iairest lower In all the land Mr.: Clevea nd
replied: Yes, that h 30; but DO not have to
keep her In water And Capt. Falligant an
swered: THAT is not necessary, you keep her In
such exCell0ne suir1ta,n
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Nerves: NERVES,
What terrible visions this litts word brings before
theeyss Of tbs nervous
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day
9. s Is: coupons. i25s. bid. 1855 asked. .. s.
As; Esgistered. , d24's bid. 1919: asked p. c.
POtsn Rai,r r's stock io2a bid. l0aa asked
and Street. sS bid sssiu sS s Sr'a Gsp SS
20 ~ asked Georsetoyn Gas, 81 bid. A. asked;
Metropolitan Insurance. 90 bid Corcoran Insur-
ance, ~ bid, 81 asked. Columbia insurance, l2 u
bid, l3 saked. Washington Market stock, l7,,
bid. 1SH asked. Washington Brick Machine. 245
bid. Bank of Washington 2S4 bid, 30l asked.
Farmsrs and Mechanics' Bank of Georgetown, 1853
TslspSSns conpany 5o bid So atss 0 Sbss.
and Potomac Teiephope CO.. is94 bid 5Y1s asked
light GO. bonds. 120a bid. National bank of the
hepnblie, ., bid l31H asked. Columbia National
Bank. los bid. 1893 asked. Franklin Insurance
Co. s7S bid, Ala asked panorama Co., IS bid
National Safe Deposit Co., 125 bid.
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w ANANAKER'i.

Book IA no better because ron yst for fair price,
hut youre likely fse when you know the price
was f@iE.
MONEY SAVED
ON Books Is As good money saved on anything One
of the easiest things you only have
care.
AZ wASAMAKERs more Books are sold over the
counter any other house between the ocesns-
Timsly works Agriculture and Horticulture; a
lAExe sssortment of French Books; Sessides and
franklin Squares standard and miscellaneous Works.
bound and unbound. and almost any printed thing
that proper people read
The prices slways fair. and any getsbe Book is
there viii bs SGT
EooK NEWS
How little the title Of BOOK tells you! Even you
see al the new Books h0w many hAv. you time to get
At the IN Gle of
That is where BOOK NEWS will servo you q good
turn We send 10 out once q month. z-brin with just
what you want TO know OF the latest Books aud the
gossip OF the world By the best judgment of the
test judges tests the Books. and says why this
Book should be read and that skipped
With e>eh number author portrait Sc, soc. =
year.
JOHN wANAMAkER.
dl7-Sn Philadelphia
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The Cserses Sssse. Method.

From The Chioa 20 Tribune.
1.-THE slide Is in fine order this afternoon Miss
HowJanes, said the sc. Louis young man; "wtn
you share my t0bocYan for an hour or two?"
"Thank you Mr. Canokta," replied the young
lady from Boston, with much stateliness '.but
nave little inclination for such diversions know
eder Qne!ttonable vehicle II Il b anything like
80 Rooett ned"
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MARRIED..

CHAsE-Y0rNG. BY Rev. r. J. pou.hue n; ,l,.
Roman Cstholic Cathedral ~ Bsltimorr, IDwAnr -
ID. G.
DAvIs-sMITH. A. HARRISON DAVIS. Of Port.
land Me-. TO MARGARET V. SMITH. of Mxsh.psfon
II. g. by ksy- Dr. Addison. rector OF TIspily ~ a.
Oh irc h. az 2Os First street northeast
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GROWING BELIEF IN LONDON THAT HE WILL ASorp
MEETING SULLIVAN.
London Special to the View YORK Herald
Mitchell and Kilrain ostentatiously len Dover
for Calais this afternoon, with belated smith ia
follow in the next train. sullivan quietly crossed
from Folkestoneto Boulogne, seldom has secret
been 30 well kept Is the place OF the puVillst,c
meeting. At this time Of writing II il known IN
only three people, but evidently it Is to be only
few miles from. the northern French seacoast. ana
nearer 20 Boulogne than TO any other town.
A new element entered into tbs gossip to-day I'm
that many wasered In favor Of tzze The belief Il
wdespread that Mitchell ana his TRENDS are resiiy
trying 70 play the dodge which, In the sPickw,cf
PaperA one Of the Clue played when Fastening 10
the duelllng ground do not inform the police. >
he said, that We are going TO night" Much coios
V given 70 this view BY The fact that lem smith
aid mot follow IN the next train 81 VIII leave by
morning train" Herald reporter heard hira
say last evening In the Darlington n
The seand near the Heruld building, where he
wa with ~. Atkinson and Q party q frieadx II
the battle = 70 come on Friday afternoon, % n
yoneh IL ocooe beeoee nighaoNR
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Gen. Robe. Patterson Post, No. 27S, q. A. r. IN
Philadelphia, adopted resolutions Thanking 0ena.
TOR Blackburn for defending tht memory q Gems.
Mcclellan and Hancock.