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Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-16
For Rent

Unfurnshed rooms suitable for light house
keeping, Norton block, cor Seventh land Hill
Reasonable rates.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-16

Important to Ladies.
Ladies' department of the Hammam open
| Tuesday and Friday evenings until 10 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-16

Saturday, March goth, and Monday, March
31st, Madam D. Gotthelf, importer of fine
lively the handsomest, largest and most desir-
able stock, at reasonable prices.
For Rent.
Second-street park, containing eight acres and
a beautiful lake. Would make the finest
nursery and flower garden in the State, Apply
to JOE BAYER IL Co.
131 North Main Street
For First-Class Coupes OF Carriages,
Best turnouts and lowest rates in the city, go to
City Cab and Carriage Company, office and
stand, Hollenbeck hotel, corner Second and
Spring streets. Telephone 40. Phil. Del
CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by CT.
Heinzeman, 122 North Main street.
For Rent.
Unfurnished rooms suitable for light house
keeping Norton block, cor. Seventh hnd Hill.
Reasonable rates.
Important to Ladies.
Ladies' department of the Hammam open
Tuesday and Friday evenings until 10 O'Clock.
The Sale of Radam's
Microbe Killer is daily increasing in Los Ange-
les. Office, 1882 S. Broadway.
The New Era,
No.6 Court ST. fine wines and liquors OF all kinds
The Opera Restaurant sells twenty-one l5c
meals for So So III South Main street.
Over One Thousand Persons
Have been cured. 1t makes no difference what
is your disease. Radam's Microbe Killer will
cure. Office, 1897 S. Broadway
Buggy robes and blankets at Foy's harness
shop, PIT Los Angeles street.
Try "Pride of the Family" soap.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-16

Graduate of Medical Department Victoria
College, Ontario, Canada, in 1867, and member
of the College of Physicians and Surgeons OF
Ontario, Canada, since 1922
BY His Hot Air Medicated Inhalations and his
COMPOUND OXYGEN TREATMENT.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-10-08
PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER.

This the equipped factory in the State and IL output largest
he Sixth (Which includes Lynchburg and Danve Bowling
Wright Co Smoking Tobacoaso the largest their
line u ibis dct The Liberty wOoen Manufacturing Company The
uIppsd mills the State Of Virginia. working principally
government coutsc Profits for months 1882 $1,000 e
a dreco Besides this there eleven other tobaccn
doing large profitable business Touring mills four
cigar factories planning mills foundry and pillow works. and boz
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Addiuo uuiIt buss C1iCl
daily erpe .m1dSy IL 90 a. m, ~. d
rive Hendsls % l2.5 p. NJ, return .
ing leave Henderson ATOP. M, daily
except Sunday, arrive Oxford 31t
p. m
No. 50 leaving GoIdsbOro 2.20 p.
m. and Raleigh AIS p. N. daily.
makes connection at Durham with
No. 10, leaving al 9 p. m. daily ex-
cept Sunday for Henderson, and all
points on o. 4 g.. and X. Il M.
rords.
Passenger coaches run through
between West Point and Raleigh,
uis KeysVille, on Nos. 81 and 202,
and So and 103.
Nos. 81 and So connect st Rich.
mond daily except sunday Tor West
Point and BaltimorA, via York River
Lane.
SLEEPING CAR sEkyEk
On Trains 30 and 81 Pullman
Buffet Sleeper, between Atlanta aud
New York, Danvills and Augusta
and Greensboro, via AsbVille, TO Mot
ristown, Tenn.
On BE- and SO Pullman Buffet
Sleeper, between Washington and
New Orleans, via Montgomery and
between Washington, Birmingham,
Bichmond and Greensboro, and be-
tween Washington and Augusta and
Pullman Buffet SieeIsrs between
Washington asd AsheyilIe and Hot
Springs. JAS. l.. LAYUOR. 8
sol. HAAS, Gent Pass ACT
| Trafle Manager. *.4
/ w. A.TuRK, Div. Pas. ACT
Raleigh, N. q.
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Bradford Era: The Republicans
are circulating o photographic piss
turs Of the present Congress for cam.
paign purposes. II represents the
Republican aide of the House With. q
Reed quorum present, Shils The Dam
oerstis side shows an array Of unoc-
cupied desks. The Republicans MI
seem to be very busy. Tbs picture
should be labeled, "How the Houss
will look when we get through, I'M
seating the Democratic membsrGs
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xop-uDo,.n DAILY.
No. 81. No. SO.
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Exterminates the Microbes and drives
them out Of The systsn, and when
that b done you cannot hare an ache
orpsin. No msttsr Whit the disssss,
whether O simple case OF Mslaris
Fever Or combination Of sdissasss,
We cure them all Of the same time, a.
we treat all diseases conztitniionally.
Asthma, Consumption, Catarrh,
HrODchft1s, RheuAas5Em, Md
neg and LAYER Dfsszse. Cbfls,
and Fever, Female Troubles,
HIN al its forms, and, In tact, sv-
cry disease known 20 tie Hn-
man system.
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Altoona Mirror: Now thst The
tariff bill has been passed BY Con.
gress it ia to be hoped thstths coun.
try will again settle down TO basinss,.
whether the provision Of this latest
bill are wise or unwiss remains 10 b
seen, but it ID certain that almost any:
thing 10 preferable I'd he nisional
suspense while Congress Is engaged
10 the act of tinkering with the tsIif
or any other great issue.
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Rates 70 Land Sale at Oxford.

Rates 10 Land Sale at Oxford.
The Richmond 3 Danville railroad
Company will sell parties attending
Land Sale ct Oxford ticket 70 that
uoint and return Of the following
rstssc froua points named. Tickets
on sale Oct. OH and 10th, good re-
turning, until and including Oct
From Greensboro. A.55; Durham
| 81. so; Ralslgh, 1915; Selm, 4.e5
Henderson Zoe. Rates from inter
mediate points IN Same proportion
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MANUFACTURES PROJECTED:

Bro.u. Steel and Iron Company capital stock 100000
po oy $4,000; machinery ordered and will be
h. an ,.rIy ds Ice factory capital $1,000 machinery ordered Furn.
Itars factory carriage and Wagon Wor Mattress factory W. COT.
h. M.Shins COMPANY capital This cTany one Of the
valuable connection with The manufacture Of
VOLTA and vi. soon erect buildings mapuoure machines giving
10 Two hundred This alone will make this great cy
Tbs L books company opens limited Of
offered Al sty cents The dollar
This 4 a good Investment safe and sure.
Por further Infomsion address
Ion and After Iune The Ord We WI Offer Limited Number Of
Lois For Sale
JAMES M. BERRY
pEpFURo CITY, VfiRaaINi1A.A
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Buy g.
Your buggies and phaetons from
n. I. Rogers. He ID selling out as
low figures sept ST.
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ADVANTAGES OF This CITY.

s on the Nciok Western Railroad surveyed route
ofbs Pitburg and Atlanta Railroad winch will be greatest
upk United States 10 the Of the
and situated the Peaks Of Otter Mountains which
ges ia unlimited supply Of
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sEsAToRrAL CONVERSION

Vabn W. AtWattfs oHC
HAMS Best Men. Aomin
ed---He Is For vance,
Chatham Rscord.)
Tn pursuancs ofprevisus notice the
democratic convention OF this ssna'
torial district was held ;as jesse % 2.
Henley's, on last Saturday ana we a
nomination of Mr.. John W. AVA.
was formally ratified by . snsnimoui,
vote. Mr.. Atwater was Prsssn. sac
made a short speech. in when ne ON.
phsticslly declared hlnsslf in ia.ol
Of the reelection 81 Senator vance
The following psrscns ware up
pointed the executive committee O
Ibis senatorial district: ]. Along
chairman; Chesley Moore, Gsor&,
r. stockard, j. s. Hsnlsy, ! Ohm W
Perry and Mt. WillismS :. j
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. company owns controls 600
portion Of tb which the most available part the city
dsnces aud msnufactories
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First National. Bank Of Durham.
Chartered Nov. 9 1873 Capital $lssoooL
oF,E.ICEF9. --1
s. CARR, President LEO. d. HEARTT Cashier
w. FULLER. President CHAS A. JORDAN. Taller
DIRECTORS.
IS; CARR, w. n sMITa %TMAL a J. w sAdKEs
A General BANKING Business Transacted

ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS CORPORATIONS AND. IDI.
vIEUALS RECEIVED ON FAVORABLE TERMS
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT bearing cent interest upoa
deposit with the First National Bank
COLLECTIONS made direct all accessible points the Uni
States and RENTED for promptly at lowest rates Tx
PARTICULAR attention paid the business oil Correspondents
THIS BANK being recently organized condition do al
Banking favorable other Bank the
RANKING SECURITY The United States Government requires
full statement of the Liabilities and Assets Of all National Banks shall b.
made least three of the Directors
besides this Bank Examiners the Of the
whose duty made thoroughly examine into the condition Bank
hence National Banks afford larger Of protection than
Banking
CHARACTER AND CAPITAL The character Of the 0ce Directors
Stockholders the First National Bank highest
Stakeholder under the National Bank Law responsible Tor double
of his No Bank fsc
ties than the First National
WE WANT share of business We solicit your patronage
entire satisfaction
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1t is as obligatory to labor during week day
working hours as to rest on Sunday
z. BE sincere. Throw off all deception. Christ
abominated hypocrisy. ". 15.)
8. BE q plain speaker. Thou hypocrit,"
said Christ to the ruler. There are times when
an apologize style is a sin, as being a sort Of
compromise with evil. Christ, as knowing mems
hearts and rs outranking human beings, could
consistently denounce evil men more boldly
than can any merely human teacher. Jesus
taught with authority and this was largely due
to the fact he had authority. Our Savior's
example does not warrant sauciness, nor blunt
ness, nor gruf, offensive Outspokenness, nor
eloquent abuse, nor discourteous epithets.
o. Some have been bowed down for years by
Satan. They are not Christians. Their eyes
gaze on things of earth instead Of being raised
toward the Heavenly. Such should go to
Christ at once. Let his pierced hands touch
them. They will then be able to look up and
see by faith and hope the joys of spiritual
health. All duplicity will DO gone and they
will stand erect saved through our Redeemer.
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"sam" Jones and P. 7. Barnum.

1t is a neek-and- neck race between Sam
Jones and Barnum in Nashville just now. II
Is hard to tell which is IS the greatest show on
earth" but rather prefer betting my money
on Sam. True, Barnum has the beasts of the
field the fowls of the air and the fish that
swim in the sea, while Sam has nothing but his
mouth and yet, for the amusement of crowd,
rs we'll as for money-makiDg scheme for its
proprietor, the hash-ehopper of the Georgia
Cracker can lay out PhineaS's menagerie any
time. III | had to take nay choice between the
clear profits of the two shows while in Nash
Vile would not hesitate long about il, and |
would have enough cold cash over and above
Barnum's pile to endOw an orphan asylum.
Sam says he always trusts in the Lord for
everything; but in the matter of his bank
account he believes in cooperating with the
Lord, aud he does cooperate powerfully. !
don't blame Sam at all of course not. l ax-
peet, as pious and cOnsecrated as l am, / would
cooperate too, if knew how. But don't
think it looks nice for Sam to be- always cussin'
everybody for being so internally stingy, when,
rs result of the peoples liberality, he has de-
veloped into one of the richest men in Georgia.
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How a Charge Of Shot Travels.
IFtanl LesIie,s Muslraled Ne.gspapsr.l


While standing within few yards of the
guns muzzle at the time of discharge. a person
would be amazingly astonished were he only
able TO see the shot as they go whizzing by
Experiments in instantaneous photography
have proved 10 us that the shot not only spread
out, eomet-like, as they fly, but they string out
one behind the other to a much greater distance
than they spread. Thus, with cylinder gun
when the first shot of charge reaches a target
that is 40 yards away, the last shot is tagging
along 10 yards behind. Even with the choke
bore gun some OF the shot will lag behind eight
yards in 40. This accounts for the wide swath
that is mown in flock of ducks on which a
charge of shot falls just right. About per cent
only of the charge of shot arrive simultaneously
at the target, but the balance of the first hall
of the charge is so close behind that birds
muscles are not quick enough to get out of the
way, although those who have watched sitting
birds when shot ut have often seen them start
as if TO fly when the leading shot whistied by
them. only to drop dead Is they were Overtaken
by tho ieaden hail.
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SUNDAY MEDITATION.
Practical Duties Taught bY Study of tho Inter
national Sunday school Lesson Appointed FOL
July O, 1890. ST. Luke. 10 1O-l7

Practical Duties Taught By a Study of the Inter.
national Sunday-sch0 Lesson Appointed for
July o, 1890. 81. Luke, 10 :10-H.
Zone reading these notes should first carefully
study the paragraph from the Holy Scriptures rs
indicated above.l
SUBJECT: CURE OF WOMAN INFIRM FOR
EIGHTEEN YEARS.
Our study is the 31st specific miracle per-
formed by Christ. 1t is the 10th miracle of
curing. 1t is tho sixth case of palsey. 1t is
was tho mother-in-law of st. Peter; the second,
the woman cured of hemorrhage.
1. Data.
We have only one account of this miracle
that in st. Luke, ID: 1017.
2. Time and Place
The woman was cured February, A. d. 90, on
Saturday, the Jews day of worship. Christ
was going from Ephron to Jericho by way Of
Perea. He was not probably far from Betha-
bara where st. John baptized him. The cure
was within synagog.
3. The Disease
Triller thinks the woman suffered from teta-
nus emprosthotonns Some think hers was
case OF demonianism. Others hold she was
sick, and that Satan took advantage Of her
weakness. 1t was an ancient view that evil
spirits cause diseases. We know God permits
evil men to injure, tempt, wound good men.
1t certainly IS no worse in principle To allow an
evil spirit to affect US. No influence thus ex-
erted is beyond the exercise of tho human will.
Moreover, God promises to aid. Discipline is
sarviceable. "LoOsed ". I2) is antithesis of
bound" ". 49,
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c. c. Sketches.

Julius ". Gogarn. Postmaster. Hallston, Mich,
g. the son OF Co. l. 23d Mich. veteran: six feet
one inch tell; weight 10; dark hair. fair com
pleNion and blue eyes; born July III, 1868. Rail-
way agent and telegrapheT eight years; a Repub-
iicau who for The friend Of the soldier ire
Epeciive OF party. He Is First Lieutenant Marquette
Camp. los. :. OF V. His fayorite books the
Bible. Shakspere and LOngfellow. Holmes and X.
y. Sherwood poems. A friend 10 temperance, and
thinks THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE should be ia every
American home
Inez Joiun j. a devoted member Of the c. C.. and
takes delight in TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. She is
particularly fond Of music, and with her picture
sends best wishes for the e. c., one and all. Her
home i lfgerpool Kan.
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FuHer1ng from mental strain, and II you married
what may your Offspring safer through your nep,ii-
gencct II your throat, mucous patch
e. in mouth, rheumatism in bones AMI joints hair fall
ing out, eTuptOns any part OF the body feeling OF
general depression pains in head bones, you have
no time 70 waste Those who are constantly taking, rner
curry and potash should discontinue it Constants uss
OF these drugs VIII surely bring IN the end. DOn's
f1ii 70 write AL c0rre pOucnce sent sealed in plain
envelope We invite the most rigid invest cation and
viii do all IN our power 90 aid you in II Address,
COOK REMEDY CO., Omaha, NeETasAs0.
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The scheme Failed.

Flipson-YOung Waggles has got tho laugh
turned against himself in his little joke on the
Blazes Fire Insurance Company.
Flopson-Hown
Flipson-He Insured 800 cigars, smoked them,
and then sent in n claim, on the ground that
they had been destroyed by fire.
FlopsOn-And they laughed at him, I sup
pose.
Flipson-No. They had him arrested on q
charge of arson.
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At the Hotel.

Miss Kilgoro (of Georgial-I want nice
room. with plenty of light and good view.
Hotel Clerk-There is very comfortable
suite on the second floor with a southern expo
sure.
Miss KilgoTe-No; / shouldn't care for that
papa is going To run for Congress very soon.
don't see why men always bring their politics
into their business.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastOris.
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Isn't il cold ?"
"Cold ?" repeated the young man in amaze
ment as he gazed at the thermometer
"Yes," she continued, SO cold. And sweet
and so deliciously favored. l really think /
could 20 plate right noWp
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On the lilsh Seas.

lLtppfneotPs Adgasins
First Mate-Well, sir, things are going
smoothly now, sir.
Captain-Yes. That Is because several of the
sailors have been ironed.
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Cure for The Deaf.

Peck's Pat Improved Tubular Ear CushionsPFRFp
cUEE DEAFNESS ana noises in head. Unseen Comfortable
seifadJnsting. Whispers heard. Successful ah1n an rem
edLesJaH sold only by Il. HIScOX s5j Broadway Cor
IfIh Oh, ~ \. Send Tor illustrated book RREE
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The Happy Household.
CHOCOLATE CAKE.

DEAE II T.: This j. my fayoriie cake recipe, and
hope al tiie girls vii try H.: One cnpfuI Of but
ter two g. us 81 sugar. ctipful Of mi X three
hHc o 8ai 20 four cnpfuls OF -four. five eggs one
ana hssf scsiut ieaspOOHfuis 81 baking powder.
Bake Do layers. Chocolate part- Quarter OF a
pound Bakers chocolate hall a cuuful Of cream or
milk two crpfus q sugar butter size Of egg IoI
- 20 y minutes. Put between the iayerE aud then
cover onisee entire. EI will jelly II Preferred
Lulu 81. Hack slsau Rossviile H.
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A Written 6uaFanssa 10
CURE EVERY CASE o.
MONEY REFUNDED.

Our euro IL permanent
and not a patching up.
Cases treated 1--WE years ago
have never seen a symptom
since BY describing cass
fully we can treat you By
mail, and we give the same
strong guarantee to cure or
refund all money. Thoss
who prefer to come here for
treatment can do so and We
VIII pay railroad fare both
Ways and hotel bills while
here II We fail to cure. We
Challenge the World for 3
case that our MAGIC RIM
EDI viii not cure. Write
for fullparticulars and ges
the evidences. We know thas
you are skeptical, justly so
too, az the most eminent
physicians have never been
able 70 give more than tenn
pOrary relief. In our five
years practice with tbs
M&GIC REMEDY &c has
been most dlEicule 70 over
come the pre- JUDGES against
all sO-calied specifics. Bus
under our strong guarantees
yoa should not hesitate to
try this remedy, TOu taxa
no chance Of losing your
money. We guarantee to
cure OF refund every dollar
and a. we have a repusa-
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Lille and Hattie EirB= Canton s. d.. are daugh-
teFs q o. y, Minis. Co. 9, LIT Nis. II. A. Both
Blondes, blte eyer and dark brown hair. Lille ~
I've feet eight inches and Hattie IL I've feet five.
boib players Of the organ and readers Of good
literature
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VIII u n t4e L4elLiteul. hereto
fore you have been putting up
and paying out your money for
different treatments, and al
though y0u are not yet cured no
one has paid hack your money.
Do not waste any more money
until yOu try Is Old chronic,
decp-seated cases cured IN 30 70
DO days INVESTIGATES our fnan-
cal standing, our reputation az
business men. Write us for
and addresses Of those We
have cured who have given per-
mission 70 refer 70 them. Ie
costs yOu only postage 20 do
this; IL VIII save YOU a world OF
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RAILROAD chER.

DEAR ~. IL: send cake recipe which think
very good: Eseak two eggs ia a iczcup beat we'll
Aha Aii up H.tB sweet cream add euTfui Of
sugar. one aud bali cupfuls 81 -four one tea
ep0oniul q cream tartar half teaspoonful Of
SOFA lille SALT season with nutmeg: bake ia a
NAliace.
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No other blood medicine SO utilities the re-.
suits OF scientific inquiry as Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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wm II Murphy Is teacher. and considers bis
Che nobest calling. He joined the C. C. in 1856
and Tor tine = frequent contributor TO Us
columns. lie Is fond Of good society. music and
poetry His home j. at Weilsyille. Kan.
r. u CusImau 81. Clair New i a nephew Of 8
u Cu-hnlan. Co J.. s9th H. Is FIVE feet II inches
high: weighs lG8 pounds born March 4, ls56. Il n
young farTneF in the far West and faithful 10 THE
- Ten
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a souTH pAKorA noME.

DEAR FMExDs or THE C. e.: As have always
taken great interest Ia the G. e. thought would
Try and describe my prairie home away out In
Dakota. Ny homs is on the hank of The Little
Beaver about mile from where IL eInPties into
tie big Sioux River, mile from Canton, s.
d., a beEulilui little town 81 ZOO inhabitants
About two rods from tiie house ou the south - IA
magnificent willow grove, aBd on the north west
and cas-; are tlFee large groves OF cnttonwDods aud
bOx-eiders. - you that my home ~ pretty
well surrounded with trees. n II ~ on the prairie
Prom tie road 10 the house Is drive 80 rods long,
which i bordered ON both sides 10y coitonWoOds
bOX-elders aud soft-lpsples. la the trout yard
there are iiiacs. roses. EeTAnlums, whx-bCgoHias
and peony that bears 100 blossoms every
year. III any % the &. &. ever come tlsis way /
hope they will call aud sec me.-I-illie 3. Nina,
Caution - ID
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aoun ROLL cAL1-NFw MEMBgRs.

THE letters VS.. mean veterans son, v.d. veter-
ans daughter and Wv. veterans widow; members
Of associations will be marked S.N. and DIV
Kate Duncan, 10, Canton, O. (niece Kate u. Sher'
wood; III. II. Bronson, VS., Scdalia, Mo- Willie u
Wilson, vs.. 92d n. ", Louisville, N. Y; Florence
\. L. Gail, Maiden, n. c.; Flora Heacook, Lincoln
vile, Ind; Mrs. c. $. Smith, wife 4th Mich, Had
ley, Mich; Flora J.. Ruby, New Milford, Conn.,
Carrie j. Hays, Past President, J. w. White IL. o.
Royersfurd, Pa (mothcr Rae q. Hays; Ida M
Corei, Nd. Elbow. n Y; Thomas J. Morton, VS.,
Clinton, MRss-; Louisa Munsou, v.d., Council
Bluffs. Iowa; John H. LtChhcld, BeechwOod,
Mass; Charles w. HylRnd, VS.. 32d Mass Beech
wood, Mass h. Maria Scott, Carlisle Ind; Alice
NJ. Remington, Woonsoclet, ;. d.; fIdeiia ana
Winnie Wooster, Mount Desert Ferry, Me; w. e.
Spratt. Bar Harbor, Me; Nora Putnam, v.d l36tii
\. " Naples, n. V; Lulu +. Hyram, v.d. 59th III,
smith Center Kan; Ella J.. Smith, v.d., Atuehoro
Falls, Mass Charles Sourbecr IA shut-in ~ years,
desires reading matter Spring Lake, Kan; hsiella
Nj. Heath and Cedell a. Clark Philadelphia n. VI
Willie +. aud Alonzo Stevens, VS., Salmon Fails,
n. IL (Ihe latter OF Buzzehl Camp. 5. OF W Total,
1880
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/. Patient. A woman.