The National tribune., 1889-04-11

N Sarah Rose, tiOTiSSaDt, Colo ttltltlkS u L.
fectly splendid ny; Ida NJ Weatherholt Holt KY;
e. NJ. Tnkham Springfield, Mass.
Who sweeps floor well for Gods sake
Makes that an action fine.
Over and over again have repeated these words
until they spring up before my mental vision when
ever feel inclined to cast aside any piece OF work
that has not received my best efforts, and they
have in measure changed the whole tenor OF my
life. have had them seem to change TO ut the
occaon thus:
Who dusts this room well for Gods sake,
Makes that an action fine.
Who sews this seam well for Gods sake,
Makes that an action fine.
As these came and went other lines came to met
Who does all things well for Gods sake,
Must live a life sublime
But who neglects the work He's given.
What answer shall he make in heaven?
One after another these words come to me as the
days labors before me, until dare not slight
my work even If have an inclination to do So l
would say to all, learn them and if they prove as
great a blessing 10 youas they have to me you viii
never have cause to regret your pains.-Eta h.
Sn1Dbor, Denmark, Wis.
TO EXcHANGE-wANTED
To Exchange: Letters with those who have coll
lections of stamps or Confederate money-Alya
Bower, Lock Box 276. Lansing, Mich Crochet lace
patterns with c. ella Zarutlen, Winchester, Ill.
Animal patterns for curiosiIy-box curiostles.-
Flora NJ. Burlison, New Centreville, Wis Farm
aud FreSde 1884, SO and SO for best crazy collec-
tiou.-oie NJ. Bringman, Enon Valley, Pa Nut
Elida 0. Foreign postal cards for foreign stamps
j. w. Perrigo Portland, Mich. Kansas curiosi-
ties for prettest lock of hair.-L Brown, Ryan,
Kan. Elmo's Model Speaker for bes: collection OF
cigaret pictures; prize for best letter from C. G.
girl; wanted Milwaukee Fire - and " Bonnie Blue
Flag."-W. II. Fandoran, Elkhart, Ind. Crazy
pieces for sheet music; prize for best photograph
will Ella Schuyler and j. X. Miller write ?Nellle
Spaulding, Naomi, Wn. 7. Prize for musical in
strument.-Nora Rivers, Bristol, VT Fancy hand
made handkerchief for best photograph of young
lady. and satin hallmark for best of young man ;
correspondence with c. C.-Clem Reinhard lvd)
Box 81, Mt. Carmel, Ill. photographs and me-
mentoes with young ladies.-Eugene Cole, OIym-
pia, Wn. L. Sympathetic ink recipe for 10 cents In
stamps; none can read but the person you write
TOT. A. Macarthur, Lock Box 90 Pleasant Hill
Mo. Prize for photograph of lady; letters with o.
CIV. Chapman, S. ", Moriah Center n. Y. mot
Moriot
Postal autographs: Ollie Patton, Julian, Ind.
Isabelle A. Crossman, Box 46l, Woonsocket, r. l.,
(also letters; Nj. A. Preston, Charlotte, Mich,
lprze for pretiest); with sons and daughters l9th
Ohio, and all named Eva, and hope Cena z. Poe
and Edwin r. Lerch will return postals.-Eva q.
Crate, Oceanside, Cal.
Prizes awarded NJ. A. Preston, Charlotte Mich,
to Maggie L. Hover, for neatly-drawn postal.
Wanted: Pattern for Jersey.-Annie Shaw, YER
Care for Me Now?"-C. A. Bresher, Crofton,
Ky. All the G. G. to cultivate flowers; viii send
seeds on receipt of stamp; TO thank unknown
friend for Called BaclI"; to know if Lydia
Minor is a myth.-M A. Preston, Charlotte,
Mich. To hear from teaehers.-O S. B. Van Matre,
Holden, Mo- To thank Emma Perkins for butter
with Lorena Ademson and others.-Mamle Conk-
lin. Some one to write me full particulars con-
corning the C. CT. b. Phillips, Camp 81, s. of v,
! Springfield, o. c. c. members 10 send friendship
cane ribbon; also Ida NJ Patterson, or some one OF
that name, to write me.-Mrs Il. Il. 0sgood Cooner,
| n. Y. To hear from c. G. who attended Inaugural
from soldiers daughter, 10, in California, Washing
| ton or Florida.-Ear Carr, Clear Creek, N Y. TO
| know where to send books to G. c. Circulating
Iibrary.-Mamie MeCreary, Box 956, Emporia,
! Kan. To thank the sc who informed me of Ken
/ lucky Bells" Fannie Richardson, Eagle, Neb.
Half yard of ribbon from each G. G.. for friendship
cane.-Florence Adams Lovelton. Pa.
The Curious Corner.
ANSWERS to questions will not be published with
/ in two three weeks after questions appear. So
all will have chance to send replies and receive
! honorable mention with the number answered.
The Cerosala in the Alps, is the highest waterfall
/ in the world
! Magellan first named the passage of water which
/ bears his name the strait of Eleven Thousand
Virgins and after passing through it the Strait
/ of the Patagonians." Discovered Oct. 81, 1920.
The motto of Michigan is e ST quarts pct,si SUDAN
a3RacHd3R ciTcunSDice or, III thou seekest beau
! tiful peninsula, behold it.
! Frogs and loads have been known to live from
\ 10 TO 30 years. They are dormant in the Winter,
concealed In rocks and stones.
The picture which Frederick the Great presented
/ of himself to Washington bore the inscription,
From the oldest General in Europe TO the great
est General of the earth"
/ Artesian wells known for centuries to the Chi
! nese are called from their first discovery by
/ Europeans at Artois France.
Jefferson and Adams were always warm per-
sonal friends, though often aggressive political
opponents
what are its dimensions ?-Alice A. Dawson, ST
Nicholas, Pa.
! 2 What is the origin of the term Blue Stock
/ ing Annie Walter, Grecnup, Ky.
3. Is the chicken native of America Fonda
| Gable. Byesville, o.
! L. What are the . Fields of Fire." and where are
/ the most celebrated?-Nelia d. Hampton, Mt. Vic.
/ tory, ..
! 5. Where was Mohammed born and where bu
/ Tied?-Thaddeus stevens, Irish Lane. Pa.
6. When and where were electric lights first used
/ for street purposes?-H. A Evans, South Ply
mouth. \. Y.
T. When and where was the first American col
! ony founded ?-Henry d. Cobleigh.
S. Vino founded the order of Jesuits and what is
| their popularity Eva Z. Crate.
BIBLE BRIGADE.
/ Ezra was q SCRIBE the son of Seraah one of The
/ captive Jews OF Babylon. He was commissioned by
| ArtaXcrxes to return to Jerusalem and restore the
! temple, which he did.
Cornelius Roman Centurion of Caesarea, sent
| soldier and two servants to bring Peter from
! Joppa having been directed by angel in q
/ dream.
Paul was miracuiously converted on his way tc
Damascus to prosecute the Christians there.
Luke is called the beloved physician by Paul il
his Epistle to the Colossians. Chap 4: Ii.
The namc Daniel signifies Gods Judge"
| /. How many years before Christ did Abraham
| live?-Wallace II. Mccormick, Ransom, III.
2. How long did Jerusalem remain in the hands
of the Christians Mrs III. j. Leach.
8. What friend of the Apostle Paul was tent
mRlSer?-J. r. Myers, Myers, Tenn.
f. WHAT prophet refused the Kings meat, and
| why PA. G. Smead, Huntington. o.
5. What modern fashion did JeZebel follow *
s. Kidd, jefferson City, Mo.
Correction: The answer published that Jacob il
his death-bed blessings likened his son Ephraim u
cake not turned, or. in modern parlance, half
| baked F" is incorrect. In the seventh chapter AND
eighth verse of the Prophet Hosea you will find
/ the answer: Ephrain, he hath mixed himsel
among the people. Ephraim Is cake not turned.
1 Ephraim WAS Josephs and Jacobs grandson