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BRAIN-RACKERS.

To Contributors; In sending answers unme
No. Of TIRE NATIONAL TKIHuEE la which tl,e puzzle
isfound. Ans.sers ~ gucssers may 10 forwarded
witlla wo-k after receiving this TlIaUsE- Do not
cake numerical cnigmas Of your O,gn name.
hEsHcTs must accompany all puzzles Tor warded.
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES ~ TRIBUNE JULY 3.
Conundrums-l. The other half 2. She cannot
go around. 8 When lac presses his suit she tries
make her waist small rs possible
Neurological Enigma Mentor.
The angel Of he batilefioid-clara Barton.
Dear 10 us f.il-StArs aud Stripes
famous painter Benjamin West
a geographical double-Colon. Monkey, Solano,
Cleveland, Nightingale
DOUBLE AcRosTIc.
Words Of siE letters oaoh)
!. A County la Eastern Tennessee.
z. A little Towel.
3. TO form into IA band or hands
4. Tho rigging and apparatus OF n ship
D. cover Tor the cara against cold.
O. To paddle or splash ia mud or water.
2. 4 tabled deity of tlIe wood.
y. Swelling ia style or language.
8. To desire with eaRerness.
10. native or iuhnbiHnt of Thehes
III. Pertaining 10, or prompted by, love.
IL. A source of supply. The prmuls name one al
the foremost Nations Of the world; tle uals xSha,
that halion won over hundred yehfs ago.--Arthur
y. Slsson, Burdeite, =. ID.
POPULAR POET
My lst aud "a are In the Lone Star State
5th, in Wyoming aud in YeIIowstobe Iaka
ID aud nth. ia the warm Wales Of bonnie Ten.
ueasee.
9Th, 7th aud 9Th. in the State Of the palmetto
nee.-Aora Rivers, Bristol, VI
RHYMING CHARADE
The first hurled by friend aud foe
When rebellloH this iRnd appalled, with eloonn
Aud many Il patriot went down la woe
Or lived TO soc IA traitors doom.
Second and more was oft lost by the cunning
the cOnteHdiHR hosts aud hindercd running
while The forgetme itOis, n flower of ourovu CO
The whole of this sometimes grows on a tree
w. q. Ray West CoKsaokie, NJ Y
NOM DE PLUME.
While ranking first, second and third In art
And taking your second cup 81 Tea
You came within one, they tell ma
or being all hi "a muss
Foremost Ia war,
Second ia Tations
One fourth of star
Aud first in donations
My whole is the nom dis plume of "A NyeII-knowr
comic prose writer.-John Il. Hicks Pnlouse civ
Wash. ~
LAST WORDS OF A POET.
4,6,S.s. 10. precipitous.
z, ]. O.. b, nm aqueous vapor.
2, I2, 10. humble.
8. III. a prefix.
My whole, composed of 10 letters, were the dvin,
words of an eminent English poet.-Josie A. Bruno
The Dalies. Ore.
THE TERROR OF THE BATTLEFIELD.
/ ain composed of 10 letters:
z, q, 8, 4 Is every now and then,
i. .. .. ~ Is found Ia the earth.
j, b. 10, is to summons
3. g. IL 20 seize suddenly
Many soldiers were killed by any whole.-Wm
II. Swan.
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me as one of thy hired servants" Perhaps
his father interrupted him. Or il may be he
saw in the evidences Of reconciliation proof his
father was determined to reinstate him in his
paternal affection. He may have thought that
an intimation from him of the idea his father
would be willing to see him reduced to the rank
OF a hired man would grieve the paternal in
stinct. In fact he was so immersed in affection,
tenderness-so bathed in his fathers love as to
lose all spirit of serviiity and regain lial con-
fdence and expectation. He was treated as q
son. There was great rejoicing. Even the
servants out of sympathy, if for no other rea-
son, join in the festivity. Raiment BETTING
son is furnished. Entertainment suitable for
distinguished member Of the family is made
ready.
5. The Parable applied.
It needs little ingenuity TO see the spiritual
bearing of this beautiful story. The father
represents our Heavenly Father; the son
stands for every sinner who repents; the NOR
riness Of the family is picture of the rejoicing
of the angels over every seeker after forgive
ness Edward Husband gives the thought thus
In verse:
Twas only prodigal son
wanderer far away;
A sinner made poor by his sin,
Getting poorer every day.
But what If no had no friend?
And what ii he had TO rOamp
Would such wild, prodigaI son
BE missed in his fathers homer
AnswsT-"Though all men condemn thee" the
Shepherd said
yet not /. for came 10 save,
And came to lift thee out OF thy sins,
And TO rescue thee from the graveP'
And the message In Heaven was told,
Mid the music Of angel-ehoirs,
That a son was born anew,
BY the Penteoostal FIRES;
That the fated calf killed,
And the faiTest robe was given,
For the lost was found again.
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A l. Green. MRtioOn. H.. though not the son OF
nEeterRn. j. loyal East Tennessee Uni0nist: born
tn Washington County. that State. March II. lisa
where he resided until tie closed. He IS n
friend Of the veteran and TIKI NATIONAL TRIBUNE
HHd joined tie C. c. ia lss9. lie q a bachelor
farmer i've feet il inches la hight, dark hair aud
gray eyes, well educated and lover Of good books
music and flowers. Would exchange postal auto
graphs with those who have appeared ia the Picture
Gallery.
Emma CheGsmEn. Cbesterviiie, Ind. has been
member or thc O. C. Tor over tEo years. She Is OF
nseciur hight. with fair complexion, dark hair and
biue-gray eyes. Her especial delight II In music.
but she also finds enjoyment IA reading, fancy
work and THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
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An Enemy with the Rheumatism

May be safely pooh-poohed He is seldom active
Look out for him. though, when he has used Hoe
letters Stomach Bitters for while for ten chances
In one that beneticent restorative will make him
well enough to- come down upon you like thou
sand of bricks when you least xpect u. Dyspepsia
constipation, neuralgia, kidney complaints and
malaFal niaiadics are among tine bodily Affections
completely Knocked out By Lhe BiIGeEs,
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suffering from mental strain, and II you married
what may your offspring suffer through your ncgit-
gCce II your Ytonrs throat, patch
Is in mouth, rheumatism IN bones and 1its hair fall
ing OUT eruptionS on any part OF tho BODY feeling q
general depression pains in head or bones, you haEs
no tine u waste. Those who constantly taking
curry and potash should d5contiuus il Constant
or these drugs VII surely bring in the end Doa's
fai 70 wr1te All correspondence sent sealed IN plaza
envelopes We invite the most rigid invest CATION and
VIII do al In our power 70 aid you in t. Address
COOK REAEDY CO., Omaha, Nebraska.
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Consumption surely Ourea.

To the Editor PLEASE inform your readers thu,
lhaYe positive remedy for Consumpt BY tts tItne
use of hopeless cases nave been permanently
cured shall he glad 10 send bottles OF nay remed
fhEE To any OF your readers who have c0nsunption IL
they Will send their Express and r. o. Address Re.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorta.
When she was Child, she cried for Cestoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria.
When she lad Children. she gave them Castoria.
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What the Waves Said.

TUG htO0fu.
$50, Lucille, you want to know What ar,
the wild waves saying do your"
well, they are saying. Let us spray"
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c. C. Sketches.

Allison :. Goodwin. Dana. Ind. is the son Of a
veteran OF Co. q. 18th Pa; school teacher by
profession. Eyes blue, hair black, medium hight.
Fond Of teaching. music and esthulfus.
Lizzie t3alpin. San Antonio, Tex. has been for
two years a member Of the c. c.: daughter Of
6Ist H. veteran. Sire is in the Sixth Reader IA the
High School; her photograph taken in her con-
frmRti0n dress, she and her brother Frank having
Joined 81. Johns Episcopal Church. She would
like 10 hear from veterans daughters Of like age.
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LUSCIOUS PEAcH PIN

Harry HUusEEoTD send n recipe FOR peach
pie. Whsrh hope the ~ II. wiz try. Take mellow
T1sate lined with Tictl CTtist each layer Of
peaches sprinkle plenty 81 sugar. dzyor with nut
meg. cover with 3 crust and bake slowly viii
soEaeone tell Eae bow 70 pickle onions and string
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The Happy Heu..hOla.
BRAN SALAD.

HAPPT HOUSEHOLD: Prepare q ounrt Of string
beans ia the usua! WAY for boiling Cook until
qutr tender. Drain OF The water thoroughly and
turn then into p.Etter. Make dressing fol-
lows: dter the siEs OF a walnut: quarter OF O
cup OF vinegar tssspSonfal Of F.epprF. two tea
spoouiuis 81 sfifs one teasDOonfui cornsiarch or
Bour, mosteued 10 cream with little vinegar
Place The whole the stove stir unrsl Il SINNERS
and turn the salad hos = ice Tor picnics.
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VIII Try tho treatment Hereto
fore you have been putting up
and paying out Jour money for
diffeFeaS treatments, and al
though you are not Jet cured no
one has paid backyouFmoney
Do not waste any more money
until you tTT Us Old chroaic,
deep-seated cases cured in 80 %
90 days Investigate Cur fnaa-
cial standing, our reputation as
Business men, Write rs for
names and address d those 20
have cured who have given per-
mission % refer 90 them. Is
costs you only postage to do
thfE. IL viii save vfrr q. 1rorfI ~
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vARIEGATED CAKE.

DEAR g. e; Tor this lovely cake proceed as fol-
lows One cup d powdered sugar, one-hHlf cup Of
butter, crenEurd with the sugar oue-hHif cup Of
milk four eggs, the whites whipped light two and
haH cIps of prepared -four. Cream the butter
a1n sugar, add tie uIIls, dAvOFiBg. sshites and
-Four. Divide tie batter tuto three pztls
Erasse AID pound The leaves 81 spinach ia q thin
u'Estu lag until you can express the 5uice. Put q
les croi5- - i8is into portion Of the batter
color another with cOchincai, leaving the third
white Pat little OfeacA into small round pans
o. cups giving ligt stir 20 each color a. you add
the next THE will vein tie cake PRETTY Put
the white between the pink and green that the
uFts mBy show better. ~ you CAR get uistRchL 70
nuts 10 pound up Tor Tie green the cake viii be
Enscil nicer Ire on the sides and top.-Lulu Q.
Thompson. Chester, III.
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A Written Guaranlss In
CURE EVERY CASE or
MONEY REFUNDED.

Our cure Is pernaneas
and not q patching up.
Cases treatedEvc years ago
have never seen a Eym5t0m
since By describing eas
fully We can treat You By
mail, and ve give the sane
strong guarantee to ours %
refund all money. Thoss
who prefer 20 come here for
treatment can do 50 and ws
viii pay raErOad fare bOtk
ways and hotel bills Wills
here IL we fail 70 cure. We
Challenge the world for .
case that orr MAGIC RIA
EDY VIII not cure. Writs
for fun particulars and eos
the evidences. We know thas
you are skeptical, Justly 50
too, az the most smineus
physicians have never been
able . give more than tenn
porary relief. In our i've
years practice with this
MAGIC RE2IEDY g has
been most difIcuIs 20 over
come the pre- JUDGES against
al so-ealled specidcs- Bus
under orr strong guarantees
you should not hesitate to
try this remedy You taxa
no chance OF losing your
money We Guarautee %
cure or refund every dollar
and a. We have q reputa-
ton 20 protect, also fran
eial backing Of s3o0. coo, IL
Is perfectly safe 70 al VIE
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MoIrrE's HnE-cAKE

Take any good rerif,e for coFT-bread and make
u up us1ai; Ihen add extra egg and half the
bulE 81 any berries fruit chopped sliced fine
Biz well with tlEe bread batter. tura into pans and
bake uatii done. Gssn he eaien warm or cold with
cream and sugar III i delicious. healthy and
economical Try in T. Talbot Webster Kan.
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GEN. GRANT AHEAD

DEAR FRiENDs or THE q. C.: ,I,or.bt ,o,,
noiid like 10 know who has the na,ori,, ~ a. you
ten ~ y Grant Is the favOriie name no "a a.
1seneinDef our object IN purchasing tiie ami, h. a.
Sheer ne hearts OF q veterans family Girls 49,
lave equal rights with your brothers Ia ms CO,
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SUNDAY MEDITATION.

Practical Duties Taught By n Study of the Inter.
national Sunday school Lesson Appointed for
Aug. 8. 1890. ST. Luke, IS 11-9i.
Zone reading these notes should first carefully
study the paragraph from the Holy Scriptures as
indicated abovcl
SUBJECT: THE PARABLE OF THE PRoDIGAL
Son.
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A PLEA FOR MODERN LIrERArIRr.

FRIEsDs or THE g. C.: While IL is true. as Clio
Harper says, that our country is flooded with the
vile productions OF some authors sill / do not
agree that this age Is worse than former ones
While "ciIasie Ben Jonson" pcnned his moral
plays. SiAksPeres vile dramas took the world l,y
storm. While pure Addison and Steele lRbored
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test. Now Is the time TO vote. No fraudulent
counts; every vote tells for good. All that would
like 10 help in good a please send cents
soon to-Aunt May Keller, Il Lowe street, South
Norwslk. Conn.
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NyETsCV Epilepsy. ONLY treatment insure An -
kaR And rapid stay flr
A1AN DR. KRUSEs NJ c. sSts Ars-na2 ST. 81 LOu, Ne.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05
Zinc Oppnrtunities.

Pierce Bros. 4 Shattuck, u Canal-st.,
are offering great bargains in overcOats.
The firm are deslrous of closing out
their line of overcoatings, and IN conse-
quence ha e greatly reduced the prices.
They ale also showing a nice line of
Scotch and English sutlngs, IN checks
and plaids, which any one will find to
their interest to examine. Money can
be saved in these goods a well As IN
oyercOatings. Pierce Bros. Il Shattuck
are leaders of fashion in this city, and
thor work is not surpassed IN the
State. Fit. style, quality and prices
are four great features III this firms
business.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05

All friends OF religious liberty, Of
equal rights. OF the preservation OF the
national constitution as 10 =; without
regard 10 creed or politics, are requested
to meet AZ Good Templars' Hall this
evening. January 5, at : O'Clock.
The privileges granted us by our fore
fathers are IN danger. Shall We cow
ardly allow them 70 slip away from us
and not protest against such yandalism?
What shall we do? What We can do?
What We must DO? senator Blair 5
Sunday Rest bill" and matters per
tanning TO il discussed.
Respectfully,
ELD. l.. G MOORE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05
THE SOCIETY COLUMN


aEH Ladies A+trt@Hf
Tie pretty Iule e.ab house GA Shell
don-st. Was ua.l "a. d yesterday att.r-
LoQu. t.s aee4so4 b. - tae frst meeg-
.ae u sac clau 4tte4 tle holiday raca
la. lle ltN tamuatte- o1 Art ana
Literature opened taer gufse moltls
Itspons u..tes ia g very ausl.ll.l.s
manner IS FIestlI.ns program ot an-
usual n.eIt Atlgt suHle delightful
muse and ue sreadns ~ tAe "AeW
cal Poem. Ne curtain vas ruu-
4onn. Mlel d Weut ap lew moments
later u nle Iiallor scene MAS discs lQse4 A..
aaa lttle play ln one act Wa. pre-
sturcl lhe scene Was lA.d AZ the Hotel
ID toncold.a. Grand Rapids. Mrs..
Leslie flteIaaugh s seated -a the paT-
-or soLioQ Qllzlg Ou lhe troubles oI a
Young br-le Wl0 is writing au article
Tor tue c.ub. Two Lady friends cali.
Mrs. Wallace Lester and Mrs. IarUet
Aaruueau survey Ot German Httr-
allure IS given, the romantic school
the novel, the present and future
condition " German literature quite
i discussion VAS also introduced or the
besettlng slu oI German literature.
The stage setting was very beautiful.
and the little play was enthuslAstcall =
received. The winter had ID deal with
a heavy subject, but much talent and
ingenuity was shown M the by play,
winch Frightened Il up materially.
Miss Caulneid, Tor i was she who wIOte
| lt, has written many credltable ARTICLES
lOr the Ladies Literary Club, but yes
tCrday's effort far exceeded them all.
lis the custom OF the club 20 omit
mention OF the names Of members n
connection with Their work bat ~ the
request of number OF ladies, public
ity is gwen 10 Miss Cau.held' s talent,
which really should not be allowed 10
remain hidden. After the play, the
remainder OF the program WAS devoted
/ 10 Goethe, selections beng read from
Faust, illustrated with seven beautiful
/ t8bleauX.
The following ladies were
visitors at the club: Mrs. j. c. Lane,
| Elkhart, Ind; Mrs. Howland, Elkhart
/ Ind; Mrs. HOratio Smith, Minneapolis,
/ Mlnn. Mrs Walter Lyman, NewaygO.
/ Mrs. Hamilton. Traverse City; Mrs. J.
I C. Quintus, Erie, Pa; Mrs. j. :. Brown,
/ Kalamazoo; Mrs. DR.. Lees, oxford, y.
/ y; Mrs. Charles +. Fansworth, Clcye-
land, O.; Miss MARITIME, Kcnoska, Wis.
! Miss Stewart, Utica, y. y; Miss Bertha
/ Cornelius, Spring Lake; Miss Shattuck,
Minneapolis Mimi; Miss Kirkland,
/ Jackson; Miss Lille Miles, Iona; Miss
/ Marie Frankhouser, Hlllsdale; Miss
I Mary Berkey, Winfield, Kansas; Miss
Addie Barklay, Leroy; Miss Gleason,
Boston.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05
JC. KENNEDY, II. D.,

tt. Discovsrsr and Patsntee of New
Process Tor Freps~inE Remedies. and
Nawaod Pleasant Method % Admins
tsring rrsatmsns for the Curs q Dis-
.ssss ana Def5rmities.
rss thove ~nrf-n.t 'a.rrv rauresents ne Per
s--,r s-rrsrsr-e rf tle q .coverer and patsntee
~ .se V4v vshrd cure The principal and
r,,irfe~ ~ tas most 1cfrd Wefcsl and Surgical
ar.srr .4r.ant on -he American continent Four
-fr-es "a -n-.s states Louisville. Ky Ci1cin
rar IS Hsrs Block DETROIT. The Fs--uits-e.
c-.-f 7arfs Al s-s aow n ,ne tu1 -de of
---.rr-I-r. each ,fs-e Being erier She personal
.e,--, -f a ..rrr,er+ surgeon nch.rf sided ~
-fr-,-et -rer~rr.et and srcerss'ui sVpert
su~-r sfs pr e. Kennedy Is the author n
ts-er r,ess ana rrfav ar-Icies an1 treaf'7ss oa
r.-.s-rs. Remedies hygiene ana ne LaEs n
ans F.sItn Hs ts 10t only -he oldest n
--s.-f-., trf ESQ rrst v .iei7 known and sucess
r,i sf-ar.I.fa- suer'alist .l fne For.d RT hon
aa t-- eco .rr cv -~asorsn.e charges f,r
s-rr.res rendered ts the r.rh snd -h-se RDie IN
r-rr ~ rs1.io~'0g his services g-s-is to the an
..---rrara rrrr er rllfrlrr tI hls pr1rn 'ses -
,sr.srfs ART reerie l.s nsue hss Become
..-rsaheIl rnrf. sc nuch sn fhaf n7rrfrcfrIea
ana .r-ru-erent uere1ns casn - themselves
doctors save n an sfarr 90 rr1fr rv BE -auufs-
con srrrunre themselves -h -rrrrh ne nare~v "a
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s-,r--stt a-tlfs fhfs rclur-- .s ere rrir vel
k-r~e AMI F-rrpEsfnf rc-rsl.st nv .har -arne
snf sas ~ partner. a1f era rnIv motive hat s-T
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f.r ro r--,f - 81 s.frsr- ser'errs - cad -h.
,u-lf- as believe mas Dr j Een1eyfT g
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s~r ~ me necessary rears re srsrf su~-s
r1rsrs she cssr twenty reers he las consulted
- .-a ar.rrtref treated srF -n-es nor- rsr-
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arr ~ r.rrr sr- Ecs f-frr-ret ~-sz. sr Il rcu
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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05

Bad A. sIcGinty.

A popular young clerk was hurying
down the street yesterday morning,
a little late from over-sleeping himself,
Wneu lie was accosted by friend.
">ay. Bob, dId You know lot OF fel-
lows have got the grip In town
NO; who are theyT'
"The Cable Company can give you
their names"
They smiled.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05
Stocking-KinE.

At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs F.
d. Stocking, on Jefferson-ave., their
daughter, Miss Addie Mae, was united
in marriage TO Mr.. Nate c. King, OF
Grand Rapids, Mich, Thursday, De
cember %, 1889, at s:20 o'clock, p. IN.
The doors of the brides home were
thrown open TO relatives and friends,
who filled, 10 their extreme capacity,
the parlOrs-which were decorated with
hanging myrtle and evergreens IN ex-
Quisite taste The bridal suIte-M.ss
Ella King and Mr.. Robert c. Fergus,
and Mrs. K. ID. Ocking-clOsely fol-
lowed by the bride and groom, entered
the parlOr while Mr.. Il. D. Stocking was
about to end a gracefully executed
wedding march, Mr.. Stocking then
ioned the nuptial train. Under a large
floral horse slsho9-made Of white daisies
and myrtle-the happy couple We're
made one by Rev. a. I. Luther, who,
after the ceremony, had the pleasure
OF Introducing Mr.. and Mrs. y. G.. King.
Then hearty congratulations followed.
While sweet violin notes filled the air
refreshments were served in an elabor-
ate style to the guests Escorted 10 the
tram 10y the suite, the young people,
with the best wishes of all. departed ON
the late train for Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05

TILE YEM METHOD CTRE.

By yELECTRO-OzCNEan and ELECTRO
CHEMICAL Machinery. Ozonated
Condensed and EeGicated AIR P-Ocsss.
Method AID Apparatus Patented, No
4os, 1928 and 4C9,s44. CGce n The
Hermitage, cor. Canal and Bridge SITS.