The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-04-17
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE WASHINGTON, g. THURSDAY, APRIL

literary treat, singing his own songs and those OF
others. and reciting his poems incluuihR ms
full poems ever read. "The Dawn of Redemption
is another Did yom ever reRd that, Wesley Ina
Wright Vernondae, Cal.
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Correspondence. good reference given: Raymond
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The Curious Corner.
ANSWERS to questions will not he published with
I'm two three weeks after questions appear 90
all will have chance TO send replies aHA receive
honorable mention with the number RllsWoVeu'l
IL has been estimated that 1900 silSworms will
produce one pound of silk i. NJ RceS, PittsourR,
Pa says TINT the large breed of worms VIII pro-
duce on an average of pound 10 duO
The Savannah. built mt New York by francis
Ticket the first steamboat Ia cross the Athhuc;
The monastery at ST. Honorat, on the island oil
| that name, near Cannes. France, founded IN the
| fourth century. has never been entered 10y n Wo-
man.
Roger Williams, the FIRST man to publicly nd
vocate religious liberty in this country, was ban
ished from the Massachusetts, Colony and made his
home among Indians His views ultimately pre-
vailed in the adoption of the first amendment TO
| the Constitution guaranteeing religious llpeIty.
| Hppocrales, Greek physician, was called the
| Father of Medicine"
| i. What United States Presidents served three
| terms Maggie Il. Hand wis.
2. Who invented the oonY-Glen murphy
| Ind.
3. What two Presidents used the pronoun " "
| hut once in their inaugural address ?-Mhgge Ii
Fisher. Iowa.
BIBLE BRIGADE
| At the destruction of Nimevah all the great mer
| were put in chains.
| They who had faith in God were counted children
| of Abraham.
In the Mosaic Calendar the second month OF -
| year called III.
The famous gourd the Bible is that which grew
| up in night To shelter Jonah
Deborah dwelt under palm tree in Mount Eph
| Ram.
l. Who Is the wisest Judge mentioned In tn
| Bible "A Bruokns
2 How old was Abraham when lao departed ron
Chnidra2-Mrs. NJ. J. Leach.
B. What does the Bible say OF n proud ant
| naughty spirit Rosa l.. Thowpaon.
4. What King fell through "A inttice and OF whom
did he inquire concerning hts recovery IN.
Grant