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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26

COLD MFATs.
Tarkel. Beef Tongue.
Ham. spring Lamb.
SALAD.
Lobster.
French and Park, House Rolls.
,trawberris ard Cream.
CAKE.
Fig Molby II yer. strawberry.
Marble. Nut loliguenn.
Coffee. Straw berry. Orange.
DESSERT.
strawberry aud Vauilla Ice Cream
Mocha onyr. Florida oraages Nuts. Bananas.
After the barquet ;ht guests again re-
'irpd to he pariors where they were later
di,n issed, well Satisfied with the spie ndid
reception, eDtert.inm.nt ard banquet given
them By the popular high school principal.
The following are the members of The
graduating c'ss. IN VII Sc honor tie affair
~a- gwen: julia R.fry. Mildred Norton,
f Ia Peacock. Jennie Woodcock, Lena
smith, LII, Lander, Ev sie DAVIS. James
Refer, Del DAntorth, Edward Ward, Len
Vile Robbins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Colby Sophomore Prize Declsmatious

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
WArERvILLE, April rs. - The Colby
Sophomore prize declamstions are being
given here this evening at the Baptis,
church. The music is furnished by the
Cecilian Ladies Qusrtette of Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Kemp Outrows Mattsrsou.

SIDNEY. N. s. W, April 25 The scull-
ing Face for the championship of the world
betseen Peter Kemp ard Neil Ms'terson
on the ParamAtta river today WAS won By
Kemp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Thirty Two Arrests Tor Ballot Boz
Stufiing.

JERSEY CIrY. April % SIX more elec
ton ofticsrs accused Of s.uffina ballot b L
es at the general election last No
vember, were arrested this morning. Thir.
tso arrests have been made and others are
to follow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
The Dor an W RE ht c ,mpany suspends
Payment.

NEw YORK, April 25-The Dorsn
Wright Company, one of the largest buck
ct shops in Il stence, with branches all
over the country, suspended psym to-
day A, the office of the concern the EN-
ployes stated no one had any authority to
speak on the matter as both partners we're
sbsent fro m the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
One Hundred Thousand Carpenters
Want Eight Hours or Will strike.

CHICAGO. April rs President Rowland
of the brotherhood Of carpenters ard join
ers Of America, estimates that unless their
demand for eight hours is conceded, at
least 100 600 carpenters will be on strike
in this country May /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Players League Standing.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cleveland and Cincinnati win-Other
Games Postponed.

At Pittsourg:-
Innings 12345 7s9
Cincinnnatis, 2 5 o 3 u O0O 10
Pitsburgs. 90 90 90 o O.
Hir., Pittsburg. 4; Cincinnati, IL En-
ror., Piusburg. 4; Cincinnati. 4. Batter
les. Schmitt and Miller; Foreman and
keenan,.
At Cleveland -
Innings l2345 67S9
CIevelands, 1920 5000 40
Chicsgos, 40l 1000 o. 6
Hits, Cleveland, II; Chicago. s. Er-
rors, Cleveland. I; Chicago, l. Bs'teries,
Bestin and X MINER; Hutchinson aud Kit
re ige.
Games at Boston and Brooklyn postponed
on account Of rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Captain ct Biddef,rd Pool Life Saving
Station Discharged

BrppEroRp, April rs Recent inves;i-
nation by government o6acers Of the
cS.rses preferred assinst Capt William
Hus.ey Of the Biddeford Pool life ssvins
service, have resulted In his discharge, and
Can't. Lewis Tapmas has been promoted "a
Tie charge Of The service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Bottle d By Joirirs The Union.

BHooxLry. April ?5-The strike Of the
carpenters building the siand At the Broth
eThood ball grounds, bss been settled By
the men joining the union.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
AMUSEMEN rs.

Little Mabel Paige again captured the
,;a -, ,,,a E p;. C,
~
pH"y reci'a'' WIN her songs A"o rec"a
tons. Prof. Halls cornet solo, Miss Mar
ion Harlow's piano solo, Miss Morse's song,
and ,ha o,, a,a, h., NJ, u.,;. .ra Al.
-.
rierce were wen fehuereh anu p'easing 10
the audience. Entire change OF programme
,hi. afternoon.
The Springfield Mass Republican has
toe ioiio"ihg concerning 'he Injury 20
'ha' pay mere heA' week
Il me iiionry ana her company present
.n,a,.a a., ,ha onars hon,a la, avanina
wi h con. d ranle success The play is not
wholesome IN it's tone, We has drawing DOW
er for a variety of reasons, the chief of
which i. that Lena De.pard is presented a.
a b.au,lfu! woman of a shady pas, but a.
hiring future. She Fl ally marie, the man
.he loves only to BE- bounded to the last b,
\ former partner in sin. A suicide gives q
pruesome nd!ny to the p'av. The per
torn, ,nee showed that thi. drama is we'll
suited to the company. Mr.. Lewis as Jack
Fortinbras s,ff red the most ii .ishei work
Of any in the cast. ard meriied the spplsus.
he rpcp we'd Mss TllhuYy was at her best
n the Ia er portion of the play because she
has no, vet acq ,ired the art of looking a.
bad" as Lena Despsrd probably wa.
She deserves large audience at this after
MOONS matinee. no osev.r, when "Peg Wolf
inston'' v i'll be presented for she is At
Iterrsting Young actress and doubtless ba.
con siderable of future.
HAZEL kIRKE.
Law e'eh'ns i-'"'ieS "oH"pAh' p'e"'e'
s'Oo 'u''e".e !" "'~n''e ~ va"
p'e'e"'"'''" Vi 'A1ei n"Ne' nc o''n'
pa"' SUI pas 'e' "n ''' 'o'"e' en "'' :" 'n''
c'y A"' os,i.eu .n'o"sn '"e ."'re p'Sy ~
na"' ~ 'a' ~ ~. p "s
hs. 'on - re p'a' 80 s ~ az"
;" VI" W
-, II NJ. Ch
XII. lied ,ha r,.r.i .a,J,n., ha ,a
e.,
y ms element ana Miss rhn' a. hszr
pnrt with bu, one exrep,ion va, we'll nj
and the stage efiec's and toilets were fns
ioi com iaoy playing popular p'ices
u.t;nss hsa;nn,n. 20 an - xe;oh .ohna
childr N w,II be admitted TO, 3 cent. I,
the evening they give Buffalo Bill, viii
ihuiab', stockake nRhtlI =. prairie nfss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26
Later,

George B. Ives. the forger, this after
noon hled . voluntary petition in insol-
vency. Ives is IN Salem Jail complet.ly ly
prosuatet. 1t is believed at the time of
his arrest he contemplated suicide but his
courage failed him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-26

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results wh
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasi.
md refreshing to the taste, and a.
gently yet promptly on the kidney
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn etfectually, dispels colds, head
iches and fevers and cures habitua,
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tie
only remedy of its kind ever pro
lueed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
sAs FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~. nc" rosS. Nv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-26

s! - !! es.as yssksa -
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ri - - sssy 1es wEiis. WIss = escs.ss
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ell:ls s.s.s q z 81 6 = ss'sls9 Ss93 ,ssS ~
S ~ - e. FL 7ls ~ X ~ q sss q o.
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c. - next ~ = cass?ed - - oosn-
-! ~ Meh ~: 1ae eea.poe 49, nsaxy
~ - ns.2sa = 90 ses sSs g g vssss,'' rss ~;
sssssssss g S ~ g - o.. "a i Is ID
So515o3 on5 oocAuG0d ~ 6Slspul Then he
foVo6 s1ko9U and olnssod e5e honA On
(hoWo0 - uul "a ~ fyiood. Thy nt
1oWn q \ 1ltels salosQ - e1Dh draok enc
Ssesss q 81 Ne Eyss ~ ws ~ ~ sc.s sc ~ y.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-26

The Rtbert-Osborn Case Postponed.
The hearing the case OF Jos. NJ. Ribert,
charged with felonious assault and battery
upon Henry Il. Osborn, before Alderman
Deem, hes been postponed until II o'clock
Monday morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-26
writ. or Replcvin

Henry Blnkley issued . writ Of replevin
to-day for two mules In the possession Of
=. n. Kauilmsn, which he clsims IN his
property, and one horse In the possession
Of Jonas L. Minnich.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-26

srEcIAL Excursion 70 Atlantic City. Cape
Nay and other resorts, via. PennsyivaniA rail-
road, Wednesday, July 30. Excursion tickets,
eSNs valid for six days. Train leaves at $40
.. NJ Jy06Std
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-26


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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-26

Great ExCltement ~ No. ~ Centre
Square ON Thursday Morning.

Great Excitement at No. - Centre
Square on Thursday Morning.
Az O'Clock We sprung open our doors. and
nom that time ON there was . continued rush,
20 much 70 that ut i0:5D we were compelled to
close our doors, ~ our corps OF statesmen Of ten
vers insufficient to wait ON the trade. Goods
were all t0ssed about, first from one side then
" thcAnother Tho entire city Is wild over the
Great Boston Fire Sale OF Clothing" People
of Columbia. Marietta, Strasburg. Millersville
ana all surrounding counties. whose car fares
wers paid, have all taken advantage Of the
wonderful sale OF clothing. II IL not often that
nne tailor-mAde clothing can be secured ut
forty cents on the dollar. The cry all day long
= s"cash r." III take this suit r. I" Let me have
these pantaloons Z" Please have this boys
suit wrapped" and so ON until late ut night.
II DOESN'T take the people Of Lancaster and
vicinity long 70 know where their dollars 20
he hrthest. Don't fail 10 attend this great sale
ofclothing. ass chance like this will never occur
again. Here's what we're doing dsc. buys
men'sg0od working pants. worth si.sO CSC. buys
better ones, lOstyles, worth e. slle for fne all
wool casstmers pants. nobby styles. worth $3.50.
Just think Of u /; e2.9s takes choice OF plaids or
sfrtpe men's sMits. all sizes. worth very much
more-e3.eS buys splendid mems suits, all sixcs.
and tal 70 match). twenty-five styles. worth sl3,
eGle buys wide vale black worsted or diagonal
suits, cutaways or sacks. worth ei6. sL2O for
extsa nne dress suits, dark or light colors, cost
70 manufacture again an much. es.0s special
quality satin fAced. black Prince Albert dress
suits aud nne black Wide vale cheyiot suits,
worth ~ Just think of II. Here you'n see +"
~ splepdid chtldren's suits. all ages, Csc. and
go chiiaren's plated school suits will 90 for
VIZ. but are really worth $50. with 100 boys
dong pants) suits for s2.os, and l.0oO pairs knee
pants at lie per pair. while they last). &C.
ueahAble scersucker coats ana vests, worth
VIA. AL other goods Will be sold In the same
proportion ~ the above mentioned articles.
- handsone line u Prince Albert. fine Gus
toen made suits and elegant chiidrcn's suits all
70 % sold At % cents on the dollar TO mako
anAl settlement o. insurance policies. Store
open every evening uu O'Clock aud saturday
I'll II. only 10 days remember--a big chance for
country Nsschsnts. Don't miss II. Great
1oston t1re sale cs Clothing. No. "a Centre
Square, between 60aih Queen and East King
streets. lAncaster, FL.
Iook hDr the Big Red Signs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-26

1.-Two Stock Markets..
EAST LvBERrY. July 8.-Cattle- Receipts, 800
through cOnsignments sa9
Hogs Receipts MOO shipmsnts. 100
market active: medium and selected, q 1904 Is
common 70 hest YOrkers, q 06<A4 10 1: Pigs, eS 10
@S 20 no cars shipped TO New York.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-26

Cheap BxcurDl0n to Atlantic City,
Via Reading railroad. on Wednesday, July 10.
Round trip tickets. good for six days. Fare
only q special train leaves Lancaster (king
st. Ate =. m, Leave Columbia ~ =. m. Take
tbs Readings Royal route 70 the sea. the famous
nyess. jy2l,9o,B,Dd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-26

p1DngyLvANyA hailrosd spscial Excursion
- ~ - ohors. \ choles between Atlantic
QV. Cape Nay, - isls City, Ocean City, o.
~ - ~ rooeele betWeen Atlantic City ana
CO. Nay. Wednesday, July 70 Round trip
oc1ces, 49, Rsturn coupons valid fos six days.
1uae teAves - k1o = n. gy25-std
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-26

80 e 5 ~ rine dub that
ppDoo - : xnapP's villa yes-
= oRoa IL seogo wnss =.
=. =. KiiliAn. ~ Martin
y. y - ~ n. xilburu,
49, ~ : 3. Bssitsg. 1lb ;
~ 4he 6islnnce was los
1) ono6e thsee centre shots
e. elb0 - 90.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-26

SIX days at the shore via. Pennsylvania rail.
rod. Special excursion. Wednesday, July 10.
Excunicn tickets, tA.oo. Train leaves NJ s:lO
9 n. jy26-Std
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-26

nm 70 the Eea 6hose via. PennsyIvauia rsil.
rod. special excuFpion on Wednesday, July
- Bxeurion tickets VI above rates, good for
elx days, 70 Atlantic CITY. Cape May, Sea Isle
C1ty. 0eaan City. Avalon. Anglesea, Wildwood
~ 4qlly Beach. Train leaves s;io =. M.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-26

HNION BUILDING AND LOAN AsSOCIA-
~ tion.-The regular monthly meeting Of
this association will be held ON Monday even
ing, July z, 1880 at 730 O'clock at the ONCE OF
John Snyder. ESQ.,, Solicitor. No. ll2 East
King street. Money 10 loan. The books that
were retained TO be numbered can be had at
same place ON Monday Afternoon. tf8
ltd EDWIN B. SMELTZ, Secretary.
"OME BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA.
III TION.-The regular monthly meeting OF
the Home Building and Loan Association will
be held In the second-story Of Fulton Opera
House, on Monday evening, July u, at 1850
O'Clock. Money to loan at O'clock.
ltd ]. G. GABLE, Secretary.
The National tribune., 1890-08-21

seven months back pension, and then lived thrss
months, drawing $50 and then died. am now
drawing Sl2 per month for myself and children
Am not entitled TO the difference between hia
first and his second pension, at least from the tma
he filed his application TO the time the $50 al
lowed? Ans1Cer. u is improbable that the Commits
sioner Of Pensions would re-rate the claim for in
crease OF your deceased husband such applica-
tons almost uniformly denied. An increase OF
pension dates from the medical examination
recommending il, and not from the date Of fling
the application therefor. We do not advise APP
plicatiOu for re-Fating.
". Il. s., Albion MI. A soldier Of the Mexican
war died in 1870; his widow remarked in 1883. Ia
she entitled TO pension for the time she remained
his widow 2 Soldier in his lifetime notified
OF his option Of taking land scrip in 1877, bus
never received either. Can his widow his heirs
now receive same? AHsVer- l. No; a Mexican
war pensioners widow cannot receive any pension
under such circumstance 2 RI no land warrant
has been issued in satisfaction for the soldiers
service, his widow obtain Il.
Old Soldier, RoscbGnk, n. Y.-Clalm for increase
was rejected three years ago. and since then new
application has been filed. IL the claim should Do
allowed would the increase date from the fling %
the rejected claim. or Of the new One2 Ars0sr.
Neither. Increase Of pension II allowed would
commence at the date of the medical examination
recommending it, and not from date Of fling Of
either application.
The National tribune., 1890-08-21
BRAIN-RACKERS.

To CogTnuBUToRs; In sending answers name
No. Of The NATIONAL THIHUEEin which tho puzzle
within week after receiving THIS InGBuEE. DO not
make numerical eniginns Of your own name.
Answers must accom- pany all puzzles forwarded.
ANSWERS TO PUzZLEs ~ TRIBUNE JULY 81.
Conundrums-i Because they want the breeehcs
"a life saving appGrHtns) z. Ia the dictionary. B.
lie makes the lire rs.
Euth's ChaTade-AiporhRe.
Annie = thaFHde-t iOldcn rod.
5chiller's Famous Itdde-Fre.
LOGICALLY EXPLAINED.
/ am composed Of IS letters:
by ., =. 3. 6, o, a. small division Of water.
~, is, H. !, 10. frisi1ing about.
ID, 10, ., 7, 4, Is, IA combat.
Ny whole is what witty Union soldier said the
letters 4. >. a. stood for.
-Bruee J.. Smith. Newman, Ill.
THE soLDIEEs FRIEND.
am composed of Is letters:
BY 2, 8 Il pronoun.
4, 10. IL IL bOy'H name.
ID, 7, lb Is n bone Of the body.
H. g, 8, IL Is IA narrow road
q. H. II n weight.
49, IL, 6, II, 49, 10 50 bad tasting
TO- I6, II IL IA kind of bread
BY whole If IA soldiers friend
Lyme Vaughn. Atwood, Ind
GREAT ARD GOOD POET.
i am composed OF 10 letters:
Ny 10 Ia love, but not In hate;
z is In cousin. but not ia mate;
3 IL ia bone, also ia horn;
Is Ia grass, but nOtin corn;
8 is In fast but not in slow;
q is in reap but not In SOW;
2 10 In small. but not In big;
h is in hold bat not la gig;
lis Ia over, but not Ia under;
10 il ia walk. but not In blunder
Search and you will find one of my faVorite poets
Lizzie NJ. A. Hewlett, Manhasset, L. |.
G. c. CHARADE.
My first Is found in Ceylon's IsIa
second is la columbine wild
third is In the ocean blue
fourth in ancient. not in new;
fifth Is ia n desert SEEN
sixth II in the garden green;
seventh is in waters silver sheen
My whole each member Of our loyal band
Should wear 10 each Reunion grand
Lille 81. Harshbarger Vinland, Kan.
The National tribune., 1890-08-21

NJ FstcTa Mcmillan National President OF the
Daughters Of Veterans, is = teacher. aud has been
principal Of one Of the ward school buildings In
Massillon O., for six years She l. five feet seven
and quarter inches tall. weighs $50 pounds: has
Iight-brown hair and dark blue eyes. She IL an
ardent student and interested reader Of the
c C. OF which she Is now a member But her
ambition l. Br the Of the Daughters Of Vet
Grams She has been active member OF that
Order since they were organized IN Mnsslilon In
1ss5 the Mrs Maj. Mckinley Tent, ID. v, being
the FIRST 81 the kind in the United States. She
"a greatly interested In National relief and has
issued orders Tor each Tent % ID. VS. TO send sup-
plies OF some kind TO the National Relief Corps
Home AZ Madison, O. The D. VI always respond
readily 10 al calls Tor assistance for the soldiers OF
their widows and orphans. They wish 10 assist the
MEC. in all tEeiT noble uDderta kings Size hopes
90 receive many letters from the members 81 she
&. C. IN regard 10 this organization. All conmufli-
cations answered promptly. Address IS above,
Box $50 Lsisslllon, ..
The National tribune., 1890-08-21
SOME PECULIAR TREES.
HaEssff N

PRTEEug oY THE q. g.: Another Whistle Tree is
met with in that part Of Africa called oudan. Ger
tain kinds Of snssciH very fond Of is shoots and
after they have done feeding upon them they leave
little round holes ike lEOss 81 a flute. As differ
cut insesis make differentiated holes the wind
blowing through them produces various notes aud
most curious concert IL sometimes heard 10 come
from one 81 these trees.
II many paris of the United States there IL "A tree
called the Tooihane Tree. II has been given this
name because Il has been sBid tIHI the LHrk IN a
good cure for tGothache. The iron-BRTk Tree is n
native 81 australia, aud It's wood s 30 hard that
special kind 81 have 10 be made for cutting IL
down. If aH ordinary AK 10 used It's edge 10 bunied
and Jagged If IL had been cutting al a piece Of
iron. Candles made from lhe Chinese tree
called the Grease Tree. They give "A beautiful
clear, white light. with no smoke and uuE ems
ant smell. Several trees yield milk sweet and
nouFIshlBg any given by COW. Their milk H.
indeed, richer tan that 10 which we are accus-
toned and is more like cream.
The best known Of these 10 tBe Cow Tree Of South
America. u grows on rocky ground, and often
lYoIzs quite dead and witlered, but IL the trunk is
cut, milk flows out ia great quantities.. The Para
disc Tree Is funny, from tIe fact thai 10 cannot be
made 10 grow from seeds shoOts by any other
method There arc only seven Of these trees known
Of Ia The world, and they grow all together in "A
part 81 Central America. Each tree bears a single
white flower, which Ii exactly like dove with
OutspTessd wiHgs and raised head. There is another
tree that grows la te same part Of tie world that
has flowers like hand, with five fingers spread
The National tribune., 1890-08-21
III Guilty of assault and Batter

Upon your stomach with blue pill. podyphylin or
other rHspng purgatives. positively pair OF help
ing Your liver. Violence committed upon your in
ner man will do no good. Real help, prompt and
thorough, Is TO be found In the wholesome anti
bilious medicine, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
which Is, moreover productive Of happy results in
Inalarial disease, rheumatism, dyspepsia nervous
negs aud kidney troubles
The National tribune., 1890-08-21

When Baby was sick, VIC gave her Castor1Au
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Hiss, she chung to CastoriA.
When she had Children, She gave them Castorta.
The National tribune., 1890-08-21

Peck's Pat Improved Tabular Ear CughonsPERFEorIY
CURE DEAFN Ess and noises head Unseen comfortable.
eefadjusting. Whispers heard SeCesgjI shea rem
edieSJaA sold only by f. H1SCoX, s5a Broadway Cor.
Hath A.. N X send for illustrated book FREE.
The National tribune., 1890-08-21

FTrELIEEEEY FrDDTNo.

ELGALLEEEER PUDDING.
HAIRY HOUEEHDLD. When hueiEieberrles, or
D. urssrr -. if season Iiey make excellent
pudding - follows: One quart 81 berries, pint
81 tnolasae b one tablespoonful 81 sAit aud Of
eOda; lyDF 80 t-t tile spoon WllI stand up ia the
batter. Boil three hour. and eat with butter and
eirup.-IIUcklg Berry Marsh.
The National tribune., 1890-08-21
LOYAL HOMEW0RKERS

C. C. Motto: Pro Patria.
& & Flower: ForEet-me-not
Objects C. C: Progress, patriotism.
Price silver badge: One dollar
All regular readers OF THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
may be enrolled as Loyal Home Workers free, and
80 become members al the Conversation Club ana
contributors 10 the several departments.
Contributors viii please add TO the address on
their envelopes: LOYAL Homeworkers or &C."
o. facilitate the handling OF mail.
References required OF new members desiring
correspondence.
C. C. photographs and sketches must accompany
each other. and each picture must have name and
address on the back. No notice will be taken OF
them OF herWise.
The National tribune., 1890-08-21
FEAscrs sTEyExs. MIS- FIDI1IA H. WoOsrK

FEkEcIs ETEvExs. Ms. FEDILIA II. WOOSTER
Frautas Stevens j. the 81 a Ut Ne. Cav. vet
erau. BE b. five feet seEen inches he hight fair
c0IUpleGiOn blue eyes, brown hair. Resides near
Waco. Aeb- and lac been member 81 the q. G.
nearly years DE belongs 10 the ~. j.. Church
~ Waco. &eb and j. y prominent member of tie
j q. O. =. Born Nov. =, Ig72.
HrE Fidela ~. Wooster. NJ Desert Ferry, Ne,
s. lover 81 nature aud ali things beautiful. She
S. fond 81 muse aud qssDd literature, j. rm friend
- tue solder. and would like 10 exchange postal
autographs sEit f4eEu ai4d their wives. Her favor
fts authors are Dickens nDG LyuffelOW.
The National tribune., 1890-08-21
At Newport.

He (of Her Msjesty's troOpl-I twust, Miss
Ethel, there are no political spies around heahl
She (nestliBg closer Why, EthelbeFt2
He-Aw-yOu know, uphOlding American
arms you know. Haw, Eaw
The National tribune., 1890-08-21

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