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CAN YOU GUEss III
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OF ali the flowers Of natuFe's field
That blossom but to die
Preserve for me the above,
AND with hue let 1t lie.
John James.
TO LYDIA II. DAY.
First a moment aud this puzzle untWino
Whole IL last Oh the American Rhine.
Maggie l.. HoYes.
HIDDEN JEWELS.
How sad am on dark rainy daysI
IL is vulgar. Neitis, Ia use slang.
That's my top, hzaTiRh.
That pear looks green.
Aye, there's the rub you seei
Did you stop ali mighty
came over there.
The horse jumped over a gate
--Jessanine 8. Slaughter.
THREE BATTLES OF THE REBELLIoN.
81 30. @, on shipboard lis an officers hammock.
!, "a, 7, 20 IL, ., Il WAS n famous Confederate
cruiser.
II, 7, 10 is the front Of an enemy.
q, %. q b. lG, u Il traitor
8. 70. 30. IL Is very destructive In battle
TO- ~ 70 D. 81 Is Is what the soldiers Of the Rayo.
luton fought for
10, 4, H. IL. IL, 10 IL "A small firearIn
am composed Of 81 letters aud name three bat
ties OF the reboiiion.-A. J.. Green.
UNITED WE STAND.
/ am composed Of II letters.
Ohe-eleyenth Of Mississippi.
One-fiftb Of Maine.
One-ssVenth OF Indiana.
One-soventh Of New York
One-eighth Of Illinois.
One seventh Of New York
One-eightlr Of Delaware
One seventh Of Vermont.
One-f0uTth Of Iowa
Ons-ninth of Minnesota.
Ono-hhh Of Idaho.
One-sixth Of Kansas.
My whole IL IA State Of the Union
lube Martin, BelLzhooyer Pa.
A VETERANS FRIEND.
In Eta Kern. not in Mary Stayner
In Annie Williams. not in w. r. Vols
In Itoliin Toms, not In E j. Rogers
Ia Lizzies .. Meiey, not in May b. Chapman.
Ia a. III. BorlIwirk, not la Annie j. Shaw
Ia a. j. Wilson, not In Nina BalIou
Ia Hurry Il. Matthew'S, not in Cora TO- Conlav
Ia Kate Warthen, not in ID. n. 5imona
In Morn Rivers, not Ia II. w. Lacy
Ia trace v. wilcox. not in James &C. Al4er
Ia Julius w. Gogarn, not Ia Ella Webb
Ia Edgar Kolb. not la IVA t. Crate
Ia -, j.. SESSIONS, not In viii II. Tanner
Ny whole Is Il true friend OF the velernns
-Addie Harng Westwood N =
In case of sudden colds, and for coughs NJ
long standing taka varis Charm, pao4.-.-I
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Ihaye positive remedy for CONSUMPTION y ia h eIy
use thousands q hopeless cases have been permanently
cured shall be glad 10 send bottles OF nv reme1
FRE. 20 any Of your readers who have eonsuu pton II
they will send me their Express aud p o. Address "a
spectfully. T. A. SLOCUM. NJ O., Isl Pearl 81, ~ Y,
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| length extended upward, skips across the road
| into the darker shadows, TO disappear from the
searching eyes of that festive party.
How we laugh over the event And away wa 20
homewhrd, just as fair Lunn disappears behind the
| horizon.
Beautiful Lunai So cold, yet SO bright,
How you enliven our pathway at night
Welcome, Melvin l.. Lautermnn: may your
pathway be strewn with The brightest OF flowers.
FRO Patrla-Rose NJ. Hail. lola, Kan.
APPoMATToX HERO LEADs.
DEAR G. @. FRIENDS: Gen. U. s. Grants name 10
again at the head of the list of favores. brother
In Colorado says record my votes for Little
mac" Another, In Missouri, writes his votes are
for Gen. o. NJ. Mitchell the " Christian soldier " and
astronomer. One of the carly Department Pres-
1ents greatly interested in the q, c. has sent w to
heip us ia our good work She lives in tho north
efn part of the Buckeye State. II can DO said OF
her she Is ready for every good word and work |;
mas long been "a foremost worker in WR.C.
kcnember, IL is only 1--WE cents vote. Polls open
NJ MA, ~ houTs assure you there never was more
willing registrar than yours, of the C. q. GuaTds-
Aunt May keeler, South Norwalk, Conn.
POSTAL AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION.
G. G. FRIENDS l would like TO know how the
u y preserve their postal autographs so will do
scribe nay method and hope that some of you will
do the same. waited until had quite collection,
then gong TO ma obliginR shoemaker, i bought
some eyolets such ns are uscd in shoes, and Dor
fo"cd punch and tool FOR lnseating them. then
inserted Two cyocts in one side Of each onrd, and
these, when tied together with narrow ribbon and
having ornamental covers, made pretty orna-
ment aud souvenir for the center table. would
exchange autographs with ali The c. @. Yours Pro
fatria-hay IL. Chapman, MoLeansboro, Ill.
OUR G. c. RANKS IN HEAVEN.
One by one our friends are going
From this world to ono OF love;
One by one our ranks are swelling
In that brighter land above.
All along our ltue of forces
Vacant places now appear;
And our q. q. up IN Heaven
Grows and ellis each passing year.
And methnIs how glad their welcome,
low IN Heaven rings cheer,
As in answer To the roiI-CAD
Some new member answers y" Hore"I
Aud wonder as sit here,
When DEATHS angel sets me free,
Will my q. 9. friends ia heaven
Know and gladly welcome met
Long our ranks and large our forces,
And they reach IRON sea 10 sea;
am only one among them,
VIII they know and welcome moi
Yes think theyl gladly greet us,
Old and young, and great and small,
In that last and grand Reunion
They will know aud welcome oil.
Let us strive, then. felow-comrndes.
As we struggle here below,
That when our names called from Heaven,
Wen he ready then TO go.
Denth h even now among us,
Where lac strikes they sure must fallt
We should always, then, be ready,
Watching. waiting. one and all
-Gladys M. Marshall, Willow City, N, ID.
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hairy HoUEEBOLD: To peck Of picking
peafs take Oue and half quarts Of vinegar two and
O. half pounds u sugar aud spices TO taste Strain
The vinegar into the sugar boil and skim. Boil the
pears b. the strip until soft dip into hot bottles
and Beai-FIOFa Harffs
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90 q ---T- y ~
Victor Robinson, 81 IaHtha No. son Of J. L Rob
inEon, %. r lZsih III. Is young farmer. - years
DC, o! menfun hight. and weighs TO pounds; he
has dark hair and gray eyes. he Las been y silent
Feaosr O. TIE NATIONAL TRIEuKE Tor several
years -nd h also lover q good literature music
tlpBerh, and loyal American women. lie would
Lee - c9IrEspOnd with some Of tie c. C's 20 the
Western Coast States.
Ro-alind G. Slaughter IL the lovely ard peiaed
oaugts.cr Ct DR. d. Il. Slaughter Surgeon 55th XIV
NJ lEf.. ngW az BisIBarc.z. y. D. Size has DARK
brown halr ana eyes aud [aiE complexion; j. stu
oiOus. and fond 81 literature with good business
talent Bliss kOse ~ her friends delight To call heF
has farm. which she manages herself and last
year sile sas appointed FostnIistress OF Wales
Office located on her farm bat being under q years
o. age cDuic not serve. She IL Secretary Of the
Ladies Historical Society Of Bismarck "a member
al TIE Chauiauqua Literary Circle. Kings Daugh-
bers' etc, and last but not least. Of the C. O. She IL
loving and cutIful daughter and a most devoted
attendant upon Der Invalid father who IL suffering
from paralysis from injuries received in lhe serv-
Ace
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no. Of The NATIONAL TETuuHE Ina which the puzzle
IL found. Ans-cTs Of gucssers may DO forwarded
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Conundrum-The profits are unreliable.
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Noted BAltle-AnLctaLa.
EDlgma-5peech 10 silver, but silence II golden.
PRACTICAL ENIGMA.
ain composed OF u letters
lily z, g. 4. 8, 81, 4, 8, 10 Ia my occupation.
n, %. "a, ID, Is, ID, .. 4 is vessel.
10, ~, y. e. Is, o, 10 is what no one should
drunk
IL, 81. d 10 a tool.
u. %, $, IL, is perfume,
20. !. 10, ii, IL IL q city in France.
lily whole IL an old saying.-5mcon Williams.
Sausus, Mass.
REFLECTION.
Bright IL thy hue. o. beautiful first
When nothing but gloom can hide tlee
Forth from the heavens the last brightly burst
And fell through the whole beside n,s.
john james.
CAN YOU GUESS Irf
The following riddle 10 attributed 10 Cleobolus.
one Of the seven wise men of Greece, b. O. $40,
There Is "a father with twice SIX soma; the sons
have 30 daughters apiece parti- orod having ono
cheek white aud the other black, who never see
each others Iaces, nor live moro Than "A hours.-
Edna Wilson.
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Lille MOon is q le-yeAr old blonde OF medium
hight with brown eyes She is the daughter Of
q. u. Moon, Co. q, II5th So, Macon City No. Her
musical talents have been highly cultivated
May Combs, HanoFertOn, o.. has been O. O.
noenDer Tor over two years. She IL five feet four
Inches 81 hight, with golden hair and blue eyes
FOND 81 flowers, music aud books.
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Hnppr HousehnId-
EDITIONS BRANDY PEAcHEs

LDlIyL . EEAhD d. FEAfEEbs
Harry HOUsKEoLD. To one measure Of pnyed
peaches take ogse-hAG measure Of SUGAR PuL your
sugar la d kettle with water enough 10 melt H. boil
sIa kim, and add the peaches Cook until soft and
dip the peaches into arE Boil the Juice IS ninutet
Hno then measure To two cups Of Juice add one
cup q pure spirits mix thoroughly aud pour into
LIE lara l5rataft1 IN fuvatfss -
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A USEFUL HINT.
HAPFY HoUsI-B0LD: wonder how many Of the
y. g. glTiB know the value Of covering cake-tiDs
with Sour before pouring ga your cake-dough ,
Grease tie tnE with lard az usual and tbeu IA a
coating 81 -four over the lard Turn the phus M
SIDE down sud sbaize out AL be -four only leaving
Keep cake, especially iely-cAke, from sticking
until learned this method and have had no
Eo9bie since.-AAy g. Sparks, Batavia, Iowa.
CANDY MADE EASY
DEAR II. H.: Here e. d recipe for candy and a.
a very nice: Take two cupluls Of lghJ-brown
bugar, half q cup u boiled milk, and butter tie
size 81 large egg. Boil 10 the brittle point and
when cool enough 70 handle shane into sanRras
Ike cifalBeis. " li someone please send A reTi,e
ior making cocoanut dropsY-L T. Eckert, Hast
tngss HIun.
Editors Chat.
Lois Flimpton. Of the c. C., daughter Of the Ma
tionHl President, and a graduate Of the DenisoD
tiowaj schools. hsE taken her place IS Primary
teacher
Eaward Porter, Waupun. VIA, writes that he
hAs CalIaba: astory Of the Captive Boys in Blue s.
written by Jesse HAYES, H. D., sth Ill Cav, which
he would ike bis comrades 10 read. He gives no
particulars. Secure tie same from him.
4. II. Mundt Senior Vice ConnEnander-ip-Cl,
q lie n ]. 9. q. Guards, turns out 10 be a Union
veteran, who enlisted Al the age Of 10. and was
wounded three tDes from the effects Of which IA.
caiiy suffers Isn't he youthful looking veteran,
Aunt May Keeier writes that the girls are ahead
o. votes on the layoriie General as well a. ia tls
{lciuTe Gallery. Come, boys, that viii never do
Vote early aud often, only 5 cents a vote ard q
veterans family gets tie money
"-iteT q. Smith, Secretary, q. 9. Reunion Dor
chester. Mass. las about 10 Reunion badges; cost
= cents apiece. Send aud get one 'Ibey 60
pretty, and 40 more viii be made
Conversation Club.
fs'isE ofDte Cialb--l. Write briefly 2 W,itenrIv
- oiss eide Of the paper 3. Write 10 the point.
N1ie on one subject. 8. Write your I,est q
peliG hisNcis 10 all puzzles for Of Editor EseI
Nceh lie names Of those writing tie lest letter.
- e. e0lPosliloRs spelling PenInEnship and zen.
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In case of sndden colds, and for coughs OF
long standing, take Ayers Cherry PectOgaI.
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PROGRESS AND PATRIOTISM.

PROGRESS AND PATRIOTISM.
FRIENDS THE g. c.: Progress, patriotism
what grand. what glorious words upon which 10
concentrate thoughtsl May we not feel proud
to accept them tho foundation of our noble
bRnd3
A good estimate of their real value may be OBJ.
tanned by noting the rise of our own Nation.
What raised the United States from serfdom "a
one of the grandest nations Of the world1 What
caused the chains ef slavery 10 loosen and fall
Was IL due chiefly TO the uIlswervng patriotism
OF our Colonial forelathers and their posierty?
Note the progress OF our own band. Is IL not
hourishing2 Within few years IL has risen from
small body, Until now il Is destined TO become
one OF the most conspicuous societies IN America
Long may 1t prosper aud be true 10 It's objects.
80 zsy We, all OF us.-Clsrenoe f. FeszoF, Madison.
burg. ..
The Curious Corner.
ANSWERS To questions will not he published with
In two or three weeks after questions appear so
all will have a chance 10 send replies and receive
honorable mention with the number answered.
The persecution Of persons nccuscd OF wtchcrafi
was at Salem, Mass, whore some IL aud
women, including one preacher, were executed on
Gailowz Hill
Lignum-vi,e wood VIII sink when thrown into
water.
4. How did Iowa get It's name ?--fsais Sparks
g. Who was tho founder Of the FfieudsY When
and where did lac ligc?-hHHie J. Shaw.
who orEhnizod an army aud then entered IL M
private soldier?-F. j. Mnrisy.
q. When was the fret French Republic organ
tzedY-JRneS j.. AlEor.
BIBLE BRIGADE,
The temple was RACED to tbs ground, as fore
told by Jesus Matt, "a: ~
Levi Wa the grandfather Of Moses aud Aaron
died Ia Egypt. aged lJT
The CHI Of IN IL Ia the Pass OF Engodi, still
travelled by the Arabs.
James and Joht,, sous uf Zrbedee, were surnatned
BoAnGrges. sens Of 1hundcr.
/. How many books Of the Bible are prophetic ?
Rosa l. Thompson.
2. Why dad Zacoaeus want 10 500 Christ f--I1oalla
Nenner.
mon f-EimA Armstrong.
4 Where il tbo channels mentioned ia the Bible 7
--Esbceca J. Hulson, Scotland Ind.
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Keep the celebration of our Passover. Do
not neglect the Holy Communion. 1t is food
to the spiritual nature of man. Christ saws.
eat drink. Do not refuse.
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See st. Matt, 20 1899; st. Mark, II: % 25
st. Lu., %: 1920; Cor, IL : % %.
q III c,lr,.,..
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WIZ I'M Mercury Potash = 5. 8 Hot spring
w 1IL4N aud ali others fail 70 cure this dreAdhi
disease write to PROP. F. A. JosLYS Omaha Nsh n
his Wonderful Magic Remedy
Mention the National Tribune.
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We may suppose the Savior sent the two
Disciples from Bethany on the morning of
Thursday. The lamb was to BIO killed at about
6 o'clock Thursday evening, an hour which, ac-
eording to Jewish reckoning closed Thursday
and began Friday, the Hebrews beginning
their days at shutdown. That was the I4th OF
the month Nissan, we reckon, Thursday,
March II, A. ID. 30 somewhere about o'clock
n m
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Practical Duties Taught BIZ a Study Of the Inter.
national Sunday school Lesson Appointed for
Oct. IL. 1900. st. Luke, % 7-2O.
Zone reading these notes should first carefully
study the paragraph from the Holy Scriptures a.
indicated abovel
SUBJECTS: /. PRELIMINARIEs TO THE LAST
PASSOVER II. CHRIST AND THE TWELVE
AT THE FINAL PASSOVER MEAL. III. THE
LORDS SUFFER-
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/. a. Sat down." (st. Lu., 22:14.) He re-
clined, according to Oriental custom. Persons
were ranged about the table rather on touches
than chairs. The original Passover was eaten
standing. (Ex., 12:lL) We are informed that
the little body of Samaritans still living in the
region of Mt Gerizim even to this day follow
the custom of standing during the Passover
Feast. In Egypt there was great fitness in
partaking of the Passover in an erect attitude
ready for hasty departure. That reason no
longer existed, and was practically abandoned.
2. Knew that his hour was come" (St.
John, 1919 Jesus had always known that
hour. Tie timed his birth at Bethlehem with
reference TO it. He is omniscient.
.. Depart out Of this world" est, John,
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There is no sickness or disease of COW
which does not affect the milk, says Practical
Fdrmer and the COW escapes from many dan
gers by reason of the escape through the milk
OF injurious matter eaten. Hence the food of
the cow, and the water especially, should he
carefully scrutinized aud selected, and the ami
NAL should he kept in tho best of health.
The american CuitiUdtOr remarks that the
popular but most mistaken notion is that deep
seeding is somehow protection against Winter
killing by the ground heaving and thawinp.
Experience and observation Is largely curing
farmers OF this delusion. A weak germ will
grow near the surface, and the only advantage
of putting seed wheat in deeply, and that
doubtful one, is to kill off the germs of weak
ened vitality, and allow only tho stronger to
survive.
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DEAR @. O. FRIEsDs: Who Of you have ever had
the opportunity Of witnessing moonlight on the
Western praries7 IL In pictuTesquely grand
Away down here in southeastern Kansas so,os
Few Of the highways are skirted by hedges and Az
fair Luna, Ia all her grandeur rises from out tie
horizon into the staTlH armament, aud the tall
hedges and Tlpenlng grain cast their weird
over the slightly -undulatiHg prairie IL il indcscri-
bDly beautiful. FnTm-houses Of ali sizes from lhs
Atlie plOneeT cabin TO the handsome Gothic struot-
uFe, can De seen rising nlBj esticaiy on some hill
side, or near the banks Of a river. An enchanted
scenery presents itself 10 ous's view.
IN the Spring time from nine o'clock until afier
midnight one IL awakened from his drenIns bV tbo
inelodlous notes OF the meadow lark 50 sweet aud
clear, hnd the knocking bird. lac nis ia aud out
from INC hedge fence, thrilling mss musical scale 10
bis Illlie family hidden among the bos.eTs; or IL
may be the mourDful "who who" Of tie owl
wben' no one seeming 10 make responsive echo he
closes hlA eyes until another night.
Returning from moonlight social at some neiRh-
boring house, scanning the prairie for miles, you
may look and wonder and wonder you.xyiIi for
any one having any taste for the beauties of Ma
ture cannot help bat adore "
But hArki What IL that noiseF And drawing the
PfAncln2 horses To astandstilI John Jumps out and
investigated, 70 the delight of this others One
would Imagine that the Indians were again on the
@hfpAib Ia Kansas. aud from the noise would NOS
luFeiy assure the others lie could distinctly outIna
Tie form Of dusky brave behind those darL re-
eesses. VIII bated breath and steatbiIy lreadinu
down the brush, John peers through the hedgs
when, loI lew OF the neighboFing logs prspafi6v
place 70 retire for the night. And jast aa John il
ab9ul 10 hpring la the wagon an innlenss lack.
AAbDiI' VIII baek-upIed cara nearly half fo0g ia
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Josie Bruno. 6; Rae G. Hays. 8; Annie ]. Shaw,
o; Alice NJ. Shaw, o; Rufus s. Mason, ]; John
Anderson, " Florence Adamson,3 g.; Eva f. Crate.
Is; James y. Alger, u; J. o. HRrpstcT, 4; Myrtle
Anderson, 3; May ID. Chapman, z; Nj. Annie
Duryea, 6; Annie l.. Williams, g. Flora E. Young,
9; May L. lutes, 3; A. l.. Green, s; Rose w. Hem
3: Cora NJ. Moldeu, 3; Jennie McGrew, 6; Addie
HRrlnr- .. Enin Snarlra 4
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/. THE LAST PASSOVER.
1. Data.

Carefully compare the following accounts:
st. Matthews, (26: 17-19); st. Marks, IA: ~
49,, and st. Luke's (22:7-13.) Tho first two
were written at Rome and the last at Achaia
All three were composed in about the year A.
D. 63. or not far from 81 years aftor the events
occurred which are reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-13
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Company C. Washington Light Infantry
Corps, has issued invitations for a compliment
tary hop (the first of the season. at the armory
Oh the evening of Tuesday. the 2lst instant
The supreme body of the order of colored
Odd Fellows. which has Teen in session in At
Ianta, Ga, for several days, adjourned Satur-
day The next session will be held in this CITY,
The grand officers were Reelected.
Columbia Lodge. l. U. q. T., held a gospel
temperance meeting yesterday afternoon at
ClaDauSh Hall, 1880 18th street. An attentive
audience listened to speeches by Rev. }. j.
Muir of E Street Baptist Church, DR.. Kirby l..
NJ. Mcoers and ). q. Wise. The music was by
Columbia Lodge choir.
At Bergner Engers brewery, corner Of yir-
ginia avenue and 9th street, the elevator screw
broke Saturday afternoon, and John Scanlin
one OF the employers, had his shoulder dislo-
Gated and his foot crushed.
Miss Lotsie Williams. living at SO 18th street
northwest, was passing through Franklin
Square Saturday evening when she was ap-
preached by = man fifty years old who at
tempted to get her watch by grabbing the
cham. Two colored men appeared Just in time
to brighten the would-be hlghwayman.
1t was DIR. Vim. III. Heron and not DIR. George
ii. Heron who was recently appointed ON the
staff Of the Homeopathic Free Dispensary.