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IOWA.

The following Posts have elected officers for 500
Mays. 2G5, jefferson: Com, Geo. w. jackson; :
V, q, ". w. liidlebaugh; J. v. g., VIM. Triplet
q. 81, Henry Cook, .. d., i. X. Hiil; Adj't, Jno
Il. Campbell.
4. i. bradford, -, Tnma; Com. w c. Maiin &
v. 6. Ihos. Everett: J.E. g. =. W. Carrier; q NJ
Prank Issiibaughi Surg, j. J.. Bracken: Chap, J.
&. Beckieyi o. D., J.. II. Braunen; .. g., q. Dick
enscn.
George II. Thomas % JefIerson: Com, ". y
Hal; :. V. g. a. T. Sparks j. v C. l.. q. Hast
iugs; surg, w. :. Schcrmerhorn; Chap, A. u
Mills; q. a., J. W. Iluntingtoni o. D., q. NJ Star
ing: o. c.. - d. Beasgrc
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KENTUCKY,-
MAIZE.

n. y. Twyman Post, No. 50, Greensburg has
adopted resolutions OF respect 10 the memory of
tie late Comrade George ". Wheat.
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Post composed Of coorcd comrades was or
Ranzcd at Cape May Dec, 81. by Mastering Officer
Thomas j. Armstrong, Of Jersey City. aud Adi't
Mhl. MaErhth, Of Camden assisted by John Meoray
Post, Of Cape May The new Post has been uuni.
bercd 49, aud las chosen the following officers:
Com, Prince HumphTicsi =. v. g., Samuel J.
Ifusiy; J. V. G.. Cornelius Tfusiy; AJIt Charles
Cox q VI, WIN. Whilc Surg, James 5tnnbury:
Chap, David ". Irusty; o. H., John &. Williams;
o. g., Henry II. Turner.
The following Posts have elected officers for 1880
Reno. -, Lakewood: Com. A. T.. Cant; s.
V. G., Thomas J. Spr"ul; j. V. c. John d. Fo-
gerry; o. D. Garrett +. brewster; Chap, Alfred
4. Daslliolds. q. NJ, Henry Loft. Surg. Peter
Reynolds; Adj't, Wm. II. Jones; o. g., VIM. II.
Hurley.
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The following Posts have elected officers for 1890:
w. J.. Haskell, lOs, Yarmouth Com, Joseph A.
Chase 5. V. g., John 4. Brown; !. v. O. George
4. Bryant o. D., Joseph Loring; Chap, Andrew
Leighton surg, W. W. Thomas; o. d. John T.
Smith o. o., James Leighton
Russell, 90 C0TnVilie; Com O. IL Stafford, 6
VIC, Nathan Fowler; j. v, O. David H. Whittier:
Surg, }. V. Merrill; Chap. j. d. Emerson; q NJ
A. r. Blckfordi o. d.. J. NJ. Thompson o. O.. w.
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Chicago letter carrier says: Hoods Sar.
saparilla cured me of muscular rheumatism"
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an, sincerely yours, Ia f. C. aud L..
BoEAcE y. POTTER, 81. D., Surgeon General

BOsTos, MAS Jan g, 1899.
The Executive Committee. having in charge ths,
arrangements for tbe reception agid entertainment
81 those attending the National Encaa pIaeut held
meeting Oh last "Wednesday afternoon. A large
number u members werc present 4 letter wac
received from Past COMMANDMENTS & hief Paul Van
Der Wort offering lis services ia any capacity A
communication Was also received from Milwaukee,.
VIE stating iiat there 81 great enthusiasm n that
cay over Bie LHcaIHpEleut. aud promising large
celegailon u Els.tOIs from lAal seclion.
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THE DIVISIONS.

BY order of CHARLES F. GE1Fy1x. Commander
In Chief
9. a. BooNwALrEE. AdiuLant- General.
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SnrylHnl of the EIttrEt.

In going out of Savannah the cars were
pretty well crowded, but a drummer for q
Philadelphia house had preGmpted two whole
scots Just the same, and was taking things
mighty cool. just after leaving the depot he
went into the car ahead on some errand and
he had no sooner disappeared than the drum
mer for New York house took the vacated
seats. He removed all the baggage to the aisle
and put his own on the sent, and he was read
ing paper whom the Philadelphia returned.
BY heavens! but you are q cool one" he
gasnod as he took in the situation.
Thanks" replied the other, as he lifted his
hat -" Please repeat in loud voice. 80 that
"W-what do you mean ?"
Speak OF the GOODNESS of the thing as loud
AN ad. 2"
Certainly. represent the artificial ice ma
chimes OF Blank. Blank & Co.. and you can
throw me $500 worth of advertising and not
hurt yourself q bit"
IN see you and your machines and your ice
IN - firstv exclaimed the Philadelphian, and
he gathered up his traps and took half seat
and sulked for the next fifty miles
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chirpinR Of insects that one could hardly make
his voice heard without shouting AS we had
seen NO people about We did not think It
sleep about the same time. At midnight
Mazam shook me and whispered IN my ear:
ing Be careful to make 10 noise WV wv
AS looked over the basket he pointed to the
west There. on the omen ground. made almost
male Hon. Then he pointed 70 the east and
turned my eyes that way to discover, another;
was about 1--WE rods away and facing each other.
They were roaring at zach other for fifteen
Mazam. II was challenge to combat, aud
now you will see some fun"
The animals approached ench other rs you
have seen two dogs each carefully lifting his
paws End setting them down but they did not
only signs Of lie we're the low growls oi def:
ance. BY and by one turned to tho right as II
to hS S 5 hs hoa hs y
backed of and the other advanced. Then he
had been going on In this fashion for at least
twenty minutes when the one to the east OF ps
not follow him; The beasts erappied and
rolled over and over. making tromepd2ns
ss at after tw or h nSS n%s Of as
The remainder OF the night passed without
the north came with Z. After a cold Ditto we
lifted our anchor and were off; but now we
found that after every pound Of the regular
ballast had gone overheard we were not above
rife shot from the earth. And we had scarcely
began TO- move before we found ourselves
above long, drayn-out caravan or moving
march. Perhaps all knew our craft to be u
balloon: perhaps they believed 1t to be some
great bird. Al any rate. they began firing at
It was an open country, and such men were
mounted on horses could keep up wi tn us.
Now. then. said Mazam. as tho bullets
continued to sing about US. "overbonrd with
that keg OF water, all extra clothing. every
thing to give us q lift out Of range and will
do some shooting for myself"
almost under us. and then exchanged for the
other and fred at another and by this time we
we're in the clouds and driving away at much
faster pace. Inside OF an hour the balloon
began to approach the earth again. and as we
were driving toward Mirbat we threw over our
overcoats, the spy glass and the box OF bread.
We shot upward and drove ahead for about
were no moro than 500 feet above the ground.
To maintain this distance we had to throw
over the two rifles. and twenty minutes later
we dropped into a field OF maize Just outside OF
Mirbat What happened after that will be told
In q sketch by itself.
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sunthin about our loss bein' his gain, the good
die young. death cometh to the high and low,
and so on"
But the windmill man had lost his grip, and
he led of with the " Doxology" and closed the
business In seven minutes from the start


DOT boy Shake-dOt boy shaker no
mourniully repeated, as a friend asked him II
he was no longer In business In st. Louis.
Jake is your SOM"
Yes, my son; my idiot"
What did Jake do2"
"Vhell, goes oop to Chicago to see my sis
ter, who vhas dead. Shake vhas loft to run der
store. Peesness vhas u leedle of. und Shake
plans dot he Will make diversion. l belief 1t
vhas diversion, but my head aches SO hard l
vhas not sure"
Yes, 1t was probably dive rson."
Who'll, he goes down cellar. und starts a
leedle fire--not mooch, but shust enough to
bring out der engines und a crowd, und smoke
up der goods 1t yhas for great fire sale, YOU
know-goods slightly damaRed-leefteen dol
lar suits for nye-Ereatest bonanza for work.
ing peoples eafer known In st. Louis"
Il Bee"
But he gets too much fire. und AWAY goes
der house, der clothing. und der peesness."
But YOU were insured 7"
So help mo gracious. but der policies run
oud at noon, und Shake makes dot diversion
at o'clock in del, afternoon! All vhas gone
oop-all except determ nation to go to work
und build oop anew, yhas shust starting In 2
small vhay again. Maybe you like me to SCH
you better suit dan you hat on for four dollar
all wool well made. indigo dye. und COM
puted to stand in any climate"
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A shark Misses 1t.

We were fishing on Brigantine Shoals,
half dozen Of us in a yacht. and were havln e
such Door luck that some of the men stretched
out for nap, when a young man from Phlla-
delpha whose ma had hesitated about per-
hitting him to come with u.s. removed his
shoes and dangled his bare feet in the water
alongside. He said something about cooling
the blisters made on tho soles OF his feet by a
long walk the day before, but nobody gave him
any attention. I was on the other side o: the
boat, la2ily bobbing my line. when l caught
sight OF shark. head on and Just below mo.
He was whopper. and as / looked down at him
through the clear water he seemed to have a
grin on his face l reached for my revolver.
hoping to get shot at him. but no was up to
tricks and sank out OF sight. Next minute
there was wild acream from the port side of
the boat. and the young man tumbsd back
ward into the cockpit with great bang and
with the blood running from wound In his
right heel; A hundred feet away was the
shark. his fin showing black above the surface
Inay baead the young man in MS
you thuppose? l was sitting there with my
feet in the water when that vulgar fish rose
right up and made gwab for me and inflicted
TINS palnful injury on nv heel"
DO had got bad rake, aud 1t gave US some
trouble to bind 1t up, and when that had been
done he looked around from one to the other
"Bovth. do you think it il mortal1"
Some one assured him to the contrary. and
he was silent for two or three minutes. Then
he suddenly exclaimed:
Good heavens. but how VERY. worry ridicu-
lous! The thOle heir to 100000 must miss
three or four dancing parties on account Of be-
ing bitten by n cheap and vulgar shark. Cap
want all Of you to make her believe thRth boat
was struck by $4,000 whale"
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Ending tho Wnr

AS we lay facing the rebel lines around
Petersburg that last winter Of the war the men
In the rife pits refrained from firing at each
other. except whom ordered to do SO to cover
some new movement One night l was In
Dit about half o mile from what Is known as
tho crater" and soon found that there was
q johnny In q pit facing me, and only
stones throw away. Everything was quiet in
that neighborhood. and l had been in the pit
about an hour when he called out:
Say. Yank. what about this hyar wah2"
What do you mean"
when are you 'ups gwyne to quit 2"
when you are licked out OF your boots"
"6hoo! you can't do 1t in a hundred years."
He was QUIET for a few minutes. and said:
Say. Yank, this is an awful wah."
Heaps o. good men being killed"
Heaps O. property gwine to wreck"
'sS ans SS'Ss e the war
And hadn't orterH"
And Il ! should come over to you uns it
might end this fussinGT"
1T would help"
sort duty II kin in" Stop this boodsSed IL an
won't do It then I'm onery mean haint II"
."hafn't got no true spoerit in NM. eh2"
Then guess I'll come. I'm aheadin' right
fur yur, and do you be keerful that your gun
He came to my pit bringing his gun along.
and as passed him to the rear he said
This ends the wah and I'm powerful glad OF
It. Reckon your Gineral Grant Will be sur;
finds the rebellion all petered out and me
a-eatiDg Yankee hard tack"
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CHAPTER L.
Its with our Judgment as our watches, none
90 lust Alike. yet each believes his OWN

Lord Baltimore had pot spoken in a mere At
life His last Interview with his wife had quite
decided him to throw up everything and sock
toward such countries as Africa. or the north
ern p9rtS Of America. as. being keen sports
RSI h Ss hs h
thoughts that now Jared upon him necessarily.
His asking Lady Swansdown TO accompany
ton. To go on Q lenRthened shooting eKpe-
dition by ones self is one thing to 20 with g
sSs ssErsS9 to Ss Il SS ali
plans must necessarily have been altered. and
perhaps his second feeling. after her refusal TO
70 her wsa a. Isast had been born Of piaae
The next norning found him. hOTTssyeE. still
TsS even so far Stronger that be now burned
to put IT. into execution; 70 get away 70 some
fresh sphere 81 nction; , an hd. den6Srateiy set
There was. too perhaps q touch Of revenge
WAT H he vie %pSd Say when beard q be
deeision- She who shrank SO dellcatelE from
al si9Ss S SSSf SSt leave Se hsr
aud her pri ate Rffairs open 20 publ e oTtttcism
Though eyerybody was perps !Et guessing
no one Ss q mater OF fact knew except In
deed. two quite the real Truth about them
& sSsS g Ss III tS Syos k q sSss sS
bad refused p demand . seDarat!!22nl still shs
had been Obliged 20 9eeept u Iph Nonla
hsT proud sIiTit, hero nov DO would triumph
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Keely's Secret for Twenty-Five Cents.
Prom, III, J,huad,IubL1 R,coyd


Bennett c. Wilson. whose suit against
Inventor John W. Keely two years ago led 10
the latter's imprisonment. but resulted in no
advantage TO Mr.. Wilson. who claims that all
heelys discoveries belong 10 him under an old
assignment, has hit upon novel way ~ as
sertinR his rights He proposes 10 sell the
secret OF the wonderful motor 10 whoever Will
oner him the highest price for II. but he does
not guarantee that IL will accomplish all that
has been claimed for IL.
have had "a i0w nibbles from New York. "
said Mi. Wilson yesterday when asked II he
the secret OF the motor. but I am In doubt
whether II would be right for me 20 accept an y
OF them. While ] know that Kesly has discOv-
cred new force or power. ] cannot tell whether
II y Of any commercial value. and. therefore
y cold tho secret and those VINO bought Il
found that II was u no practical value, would
toel that had not don" right IN taking their
money Tor this reason ! -hAl probably de-
eide 10 s.ll tho secret g. the world IN other
word, bhAll BIObgbly decide 10 publlB4
Tent 81 nYin Tor d l1b"rr gi'sD ~ ks"ly -
tue why 10 Que IAN tHy ilni hs Las ~ 1 much
IN puTrha-.n M tbs secret fls should DO unaDIo
~ mak" an tL.iR Va. uHbln Oui Oi a.
put g. ~" ~" bHri1' ~ the gDrld be-
eAuto b0llsls that k"e.y vii nofoT leo able ~
S1yhuoS ANY further win ~ 80 iEHs '4rtIor
a.Olg nos ban hr we tN"uiy Boafr az iir-
h"t0 lhal Au L"urgll N"nIfrt a. IIuduro
ontpmarnHI "nRiu". bur d" 10 yngbH ~ doe.
SuIJd o. NO. trlsDlf nyop uay 6IdnS - ~
baAff NLnG I "a llg. Ifg o. nrI8 AUd 4 want
~ gsgl rYnl' ~ tl# Hanl 100 hos, uui 10.
riasG y9' HHuu fAu. mace 100 rurfsi ~ mo
mDiI lL.sl l.urg Ia1 Bsr"l nv InAAy .
biunds 49,. H' o.. I"arHE 70 iU Alu, bs
~ "a niHtI HH ~ IL .aH# - O. #H.
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AFarmer,s First Deposit.

They had opened bank at Medina, tho
first one IN the history OF the town. and one
day after 1t was In good running order Farmer
Adams hitched his horse aud wagon In front OF
the building. looked 10 sec II the crock OF but
tor and basket OF eggs were safe. and then en-
tered tho building lie was we'll known to all
of the officials. and each had q word for him as
he entered He looked around him in wonder
and then addressed himself 10 the President
wall. Steve smith you've gone and opened
bank. chi"
OF regular charter"
Got things 50 that robbers can't git the
moPeyf'
WAN. now, lo9k; here. steve. I've knOvsd
You hhlO Mr. Adams"
lsn LIE :$mliy a. lard W as SsprihS coon
viii broken IsEr
,"G6owed ySu when you ErOwsd up and mar.
risq HAPn9r Taylor
".ioE y HaPHer sRd the TOuhE 'unsf"
That ) proper but what ! was Eoin 20 Say
GslE noi SEIss' deal Lut jlSI Gu6 isr' i nssi
We sLAll 10 g.ad u nuInLST ,ou with our
~ BY, 81, y; . i hsIs st9s' doal van.
M i.o i I y gnl 4 iHd il nShi Lsfo, '11' ~
fnTthl ly
"ABdT ssui ~ md JOu hare"
'Ol nuufHN.
"And N JOy buHi % tps lsaBk aud run Of
With Tie rB-L 80 Inc ~ ON los dnns 4 JUI
EnDe NlAi N Do ~ Alirl "a tls I'D mas
BId iol.si 40 ~ ny nn9 a tbg Alfth hnd y go
] Dsgrbam 10Y ~ slgD tOy tls HIlI rsrH
dfuDbihk ahg MAJ 90 lite RlViH "a o. ~. d.
~ iasJ lass 40 fsAis ~. Adsa,'
Wa buu hnaJ 40 snu EDH hrfF D tour
d0laib A. IsElp ~ lis a. suH ~ a. I4u. ult
N ns1fr hlHf 10 ~ fshi J tfhF tuf a. fHff
tnuls sisu ] all tia hiaaf JlAft al. Susaa
,OD bua' ~ AIg iub sbsI'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-13
DR.. G. D. Salfeld
216 hearney street,
AN FRAN CISCO, CA

Consultation strictly confidential, by etter
at office, FREE For the convenience of
patients, and in order to insure perfect secrecy
have adopted private address, under which
all pa ckages are forwarded
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Sufficlen show Its meIit, will be sen to
anyone ying ~ -etter, stating dis symp-
toms anu age. Communication strictly conf
Dental ais
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-13

NERGETIC GENTLEMEN AND
= ladies are making rom $50, to
$500 per month securing members for
our association. Theworx is light and
pleasant; one agent wanted in eacn
county. II you can only devote Two
hours per dav to our business, it Wills
pay YOU we'll. q res j. r. Slater,
Western Manager. Chicieo LO-Opera-
tive Purcha sing Association, Salt Lake
City, Utah
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-13
ASSESSMENT, suTICE.

TyYO CANAL C0MFANY.-Lo-
l. cation of principal place Of busi-
ness, Carson City, Nevada. Location of
works, Owens Valley, Inys county,
california.
Notice is hereby given that
at a meeting of the Board of Directors
neld on the 4th day of Feb. 1890, an
assessms mt (No.10> of ten O0) cts per
share W, WED upon the capital stock
of the corporation, PAYABLE inmedi-
ateiy, in United states gold coin, to the
secretary al the office of the Company,
corner of carson and Pro tor streets,
carson City, Nevada Any stock upon
which this assessment shall remain
unpaid on the 4th day of March, 1890,
Will be delinquent and adv. rtised for
sale at pu bile auction. and unless pay
uent Is made before, viii, be sold on
Tuesday the 1Ih day of April
$50. o pay he DELINQUENT assess ment,
together with cost OF advertising and
ex perses of sale BY order of the
Board of Directors.
T.R. HOFER,
Secretary.
ONCE Atthe Bullion and Exchange
Benk corner OF Carson and Proctor
streets, Carson Oity Nevada. iune5t