The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-04-03

Saw to Ruth Killam wear Past Conductors
badge. w .RC.-Jessie johnson, Lincoln, Neo Ano
belong 60 Mai Robert Anderson Relief Corps, No.
"a and am ne proud of my badge, with the red.
white and blue ribbon as the veterans are oil their
fag.-E, Lula Julian ~. Indianapolis, ma
| covered papa's cautecn aud think IL ~ reai
pretty ! took piece of black velvet, the same
size M the cnnteen, embroidered his name, com
pRny and regiment and the year OF the war WIN
| arrasene Red old gold is very pretty with the
black. Take of the old strap and supply its place
| with narrow red, white and blue ribbon-hiyrtle
Watson, Clearfeld. Pa.
have in my possession a relic Of the civil war
! of the battle of Stone River, having the following
| engraved upon IL: james Taylor. Presented ny
| n. w. Hitchcock Go. q, 18th Ill. Vols" ih,hkihS
that this would be of value TO either one of them,
would like To find out their address. 40 can return
| 1t 10 either of them IL living. do not make TINS
inquiry wishing any remuneration Whatever III re-
turning the souvenir To the owner.-Alice Looms'
| Box IS, Jenersonville, Ind. :,
| Grace Foreman Napoleon, Ind, was one o,
our sister teegraphers, OF n sweet and kind
| disposition. loved by all who knew her me tele-
graphic fraternity will deeply miss her gentle ee
| waiting influences and join with many other tfiehns
| in extending dcep sympathy to the bcreaved family
! who deeply mourn her untmely deaih-Juiius w.
| GogRrn, Agent and Telcgrnpher, llatlston, Mioh''
| Second Lieutenant. Camp l6s, s. of V.
Cheerfulncss should be made one OF the cardinal
virtues and its cultivation duty. For good,
| everyday c. c. angel commend me to one VINO
can laugh. who can bear ti1fng disappointments
with chcerfulncss and can even see u humorous
side To very dsngTecRhlc situation. III mas ueeh
said that every power, bodily aud mental. - IN
| creased by good spirits. There IN no suGh TONIC
as true hnppincss.-John II. Rodgers, Fort Leaven-
worth Kan
Hattie Iadd, II years of age, Hanover, Conn.,
| died March 10 of pulmonary trouble. She was
| member of the Congregational Church Hattie hHa
contributed 10 some Of the G. G. charities, was an
occasional searCher and solver, aud an ardent nd
mrer of the c. G. columns. Shy aud reserved WIN TI
Strangers frank aud kindly with friends Her
father IAN old soidierl and mother feel the benenve
mcnt is bitter, oh so bitter. Goudby, Hattie. MAY
the ashes rest lightly above thee and the sun shine
bright thy wasng'-E. NJ. Tinkham, Spring
field, Mass.
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To Exchange: Postal autographs and friendship
ribbon for the same.-Clara Hui 3nyafd Iowa
Letters with VS. and d.. Co. ID, li0th PA. Tea
garden Sidney. Neb. Postal antographs.TNnta
lIolsingcr, Mt Morris Ill. Letters with collectors
OF minerals and Good Tempars-Piiney myers
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Carey, EaSton, Pa. aud mafy others The Z, =. y
: know had n charming visit from Grace NJ Davis
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All TO subscribe for Cripple llnrrss Echo, bur.lh
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or hoop; postal autographs from those VINO nav,
; | appeared in {. G. Picture Gaiery-Ada Marshall
Plum Creek. o. The poem that commences.
: "iTis evening in Dnvids city,
/ | The sun has kindlcd the west:
The wind blows sweet over Sharon,
The doves going to resi-
-: -Mdude Reed Howard City, Mich
J., The Curious Corner.
. ANSWERS TO questions will not no ubshed with
> | I'm two or three weeks after questions appear. =
i oil will have chance to send replies and receiv
= honorable mention with the number Rnswercd.i
: A pestilence ragged In Europe In the middle G
the 10Th century, nsting six years proving create
n soorrpc than war IL was known ~ Black Death
/ A ttp ItYtpn fTt ig Of
;: tile people of Massachusetts, bay Colony, and wer
trying to induce another tribe to join them. Roge
i WiIlinms, young preacher, who had been ban
!, shcd from the Colony for exercising the liberty
= opinion visited the friendly chief on n eorm
= night in IA canoe aud persuaded him from Jaihih
= the hostile forces, thus saving tic ives OF ms enc
: mics.
:. The State Of Louisiana furnished the creates
J. number of coloTed troops for the Union army lolI
/, John Tyler, who became President Of the uuIle
81 States upon the death of President Harrison was
member 81 the Confederate Congress at lle lime
. his death in 1862.
=, J. When and 10y whom was dynamite invented
= Josie A. Bruno. The bales, ore.
: , What flowers called the KEYS nf beaver
= and by whom Nina Bnliou. Newton, Mass.
Z 3. How many spiders does It take To produce OF
pound Of weh?-May A. Bu-sell.
a 4. When was storeotypinR invented f-NeiiA
:; s. On What day Of the week was washingto
"a BIBLE BRIGADE.
r. The Bible speaks ~ times ef tlc love Of God, an
u, Gi times Of his wntth.-Cora Martin.
r. Nothing IL known of the death OF Mary q
J.; mother Of Jesus. One tradition says she died
e. Jerusalem with ST. John, ia whose care size ~
II. placed by her divine son. Another says size wei
with John To Ephesus. and died there.
Ia Kings Il : y. Jerusalem ~ lkensd TO n dis
\ wiped aud turned upside down prophecy ~
~ | filled.
70 Solomon IS wisdom is more precious than r
y bies, aud urges all men Ia seek after IT,
~ l. What is the whole duty Of man7-Arihar
~ Si-son
ni . Where Is tho Valley of Salt?-Addie Tolls
~ Glcnwood. Iowa.
"a 3. Who slew COO Philistlnes with gosd ?
y Mrs Mayo
=. 4. What were the plague. Inflicted on tie EgyT
~ iaus?~CiarR Hull. Buyard, Iowa.
% .. Who the first atsu who pTaCitcrd poly
~ amy7-C. h. Sos utuur, Warner. IuvH
% q. What Is like Ia broken tooth "A foot out
y" joint?-Mrs. l.. A. Scosiie.