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HAIL TO THE Chief
D0mmaad ar-in Chief Weeks Entertained by
Lafayette Camp, OF New York.

DOmanaada r-in-C Chief Weeks Entertained by
Lafayette Camp, of New York.
A reception was rendered 60 Oommander-in-
Chief lBattow = Weeks by Lafayette Camp, l40
Dlvision az New York, of which he is a member
"Wednesday. NOV. ls, al the Hotel Brunswick.
The large banquet hall WAS tnstefilly decorated
Will fags mud brightly illuminated with var col.
bred electric lights
Commander Frederick A. Ware presided, and
there srnf Representatives present from the Loyal
1agion Sous of the Revolution. Grand Army Of
She Republic. and many other Camps Of the Order
ConFrstu'alory speeches were made by Gen. Wager
swsyue, Gcu. Ira M Hedges Col. Floyd Garrison.
Dol. Charles Chappei, Chaplain -iu-Chief Pollitl
and Col. Clarence ~. Holmes. Letters OF regret
we're received from Past COMMANDMENT Chief
Webb RuE lHe Colonies of most Of the Divisions.
Among those present were hdj'JGeu. Raphael
Tobias. IIsfermbsteT-ticu JOHN v. Is. Clarkson,
ChapIatl s.l hief George W. PoiiiLl. Col Edmond
and stan ~ New JcrCyi Col Barber and sull, OF
ConHee, rI, Past Colnnei Vessels VI Conacou-
outi tHlI Weaver 81 Ngcncr Camp, Division Of
Nov Ser s. Capt Walsh and staff, Of RF Young
Camp, .'r Capt warner Huu siAh 81 hcuo amp
l02, Gags tHuted aud sl. %, md Excelsior Camp
OF and o1sp2 other Camps Of the New York Id.
vision.
LAFAYETTE Post. $50. Department Of New York
neu 8 Sarge delegation present az DID also George
Mashln- Igu aud Alexander Hamilton Posts.
hNiOtE .t.H littfNntFN tl llie Ahi1p present were
notiCcd kussgN B. HARRISON Br. II. w. Wilcox.
Frank .-irou John = hsCough, Harry y. Brad
bury JoECi 90 A. Ellison. Alfred lly, Arthur H. lily,
Lloyd Nt-t Francis ID. Emory Holman, NJ ID,
Lioui Guy Howard, II. $. A., T. IL Claire JHQues
Col Geo McCieilHHd, aud Porte v. Ransom.
The Committee ~ Arrangements consisting ~
COls. MtIpLy, Sprague aud Fowler, deserve the
highest praise foT the magnificent sucress 81 the
reception, which wac one Of tile best entertain mcnie
ever EivtH hy the Camp The Camp has mem
beuhp 81 IS. aud - gaining at every meeting
Prior 40 ile reception business meeting Of the
Camp was hold. aud the following officers were
dominated for she ensuing term: Com, Col Il.
IA. Murphy; s. v. c., Col. Charles u. Spraguo; j.
w. q. Y. II sherman. son Of Gen. Sherman.
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OF RECORD BREAKING LIST.
Complete Isis: AIumuus Asian, AEul, Ben
TroyHto Damon, Dromio, Ellsworth, d, hltclteti,
G. Race, Guidou. Harry. 80 Nullins Junius, Kos
ciuSlt" Mrtiiuiy, *. 7. Did, Lord Baltimnre Mesa,
leuusy ido Iilita, Fbh Down, RuE Ford, IHutrums
III
Incomplete Lisisi A. r. holt tidyi, Albion
Alexaudcr, Aui-e Lang, Anna EoC, ArCHuus. hTfy
tishel A. solver, Aspire Af-oro }-u I"pc, BOSTON
aoy, Bfum buucs B Nrr Cn-inuuFH, Cluders, e.
Kerr, Cloves, Dame D.. bEu d. Lyon, ID. Zee, DIDO,
Dorothy DoUiutle EgiuuIiuc, lsUUh, Ebert. T.
lucy DHte, Luihcrs, Emily Empty. E-knloita
Evening Star, Fncy. Fldcle. q iri, FrIgR, frnnk.
Frank Lynn, FUulz. q. %. GubIc, Gweudoline,
Hattie Heath. Haze, a. T. Story, Holly, Horizon,
III. - Nut, luo Iron Mask. IvHHhoc, Jack o Lantern
y G. 81, j. T. B., Joe i85Aler 3url III. iiii, 10 King
kal &. lntur, leone, lydia, Mack Madeline Mag
lynn, haude, Nrud Lynn, Max, NJ G. =, Me Too
NedmHc, Acsior, n. O'Body, hyas Nypho Oduscer,
Oideasie, Oliver Oldbuck, OUver kru.dbrlm, O.
Range, Pat Riot, PhilHvRula, ihpnog, lhosuhorus,
Primrose, lr9ieus, ReIuHrdn, Rob i1~, Rplleby,
r. Itllery, Ruthvcn, simon Base ~ \, 1irt, sphinx
-. GermHiue, Stncler, THters 7, Iiukcr, Imon. 4.
OBogggn, Tommy Hawk, Tuuste. Veteran, Wal
demHI, W. d. T., AIll-u'- the-wlrp, Wlil u. Smyla.
Aiphias, H. l.. q. a.. Zaida Zeuilh-l09. Total, l3o.
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our ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
JIG Ner sparI,h Gor,rnmsnt.

The following appointments for the new
spanish Ministry were approved on Saturday.
Nov. Il, by Queen Regent Christina. The
former Ministry resigned on Friday. and the
new members were nominated BY Prime Minis
ter Senior CanOyas del Castillo: Minister of the
Interior. Senior Elduagan; Minister of Pablo
works, Senior Linares Rivss; Minister Of Colo
Mes senior RobledO; Minister Of Foreign Az
lsira, Duke OF Tetuan; Minister Of Justice.
Senior Fillaverde; Minister of War Gen. De
Azeorraga; Minister Of Marine. Admiral Be
ranger; Minister Of Finance, Senior Cos ayon: :
Minister Of Public Instruction, Agriculture.
and Commerce Senior DE Isasa.
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RATIONAL EiLITARY HONE vIaerHA,
3o
THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT and APPLIANCE CO.,
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

lin
70 paO leing q
Ignorance Is o " Iueded.
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have i am greatly benefited by it. Ny aud leg the
a f being o
n
Of gho
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breathing affected
Of Coffee sk belts
dsanea
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l. a B. wear duringh en
And conclusion have faith candid dealings
IsayIa
anything
to 0 andapp
JoPH LANG
Hospital atonlMilt Home Virginia
PsAs find testimony
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GONE TO THE WEST.
Chosen for HOlding the Next
National Republican Convention.

The members Of the National Republican
Committee met in the Arlington Hotel, WASH
ington, ID. C., Monday. For some days past the
city has been the headquarters Of earnest and
energetic delegations from seven cities who,
by all tho arts and articles known TO the
boomer Of o Citys attractions, have been en-
deavoring TO persuade the gentleman OF the
committee that their respective cities were the
best for holding the Republican National Con
voution in 1892.
All day long the committee sat and listened
10 the oratory poured forth by the able rep
resentatives Of the cities eOntestInR for the
honor. Half the night the struggle went on.
IL was after 10 o'clock az night when the bal
lUting commenced, and the tight was unpre-
cedeuted in the history Of tho Republican
party.
Seven ballots were taken before the result
could bs announced. aud only at midnight was u
known that the Convention had gone TO the
West; that Minneapolis was the favored city.
The date fixed IL June Z, 1892.
Following is q summary of the balloting:
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SIOO WATCH
ONLY $50.


Most Of our subscribers have seen gold
filed Watches which their friends have
bought FROM Watch-club agents or retail
jewelers. for S35. THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
sells Just such a watch for $3.50 Under
the above number we offer Waltham or
Elgin full ieweled Watch, containing COM
pensation balance safety pinion, stem wind
ing and setting apparatus, Is fine jewels, N
solid gold settings, Breguet hairspring
hardened and tempered N form, and all I'M
provements; in o
Solid Geld Xix. a. y. Assay Case,
weighing %. Gao dwtJ This case is strong
enough to protect this magnificent move
ment, and il Is beautifully finished This
Watch is too expensive for watch clubs OF
country jewellers TO sell IL can only be
bought ia the large centers where retailers
have grown wealthy by selling just such
Watches at from 800 10 5000. We guar
antee every watch 20 give perfect satislac-
zion. and our subscribers know that our
guarantee proves the value of the Watch.
Regular price 800. Our price, to subscribers
only, by registered mail, safe delivery gusr-
anteeu, only sos
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A LINE War rlnnd.

AdTioos received from AntananariOo, the
Capital OF Madagascar. state that the relations
between the French Resident General aud the
Malagassy authorities, which haye been strained
for some time past have now reached q point
where a rupture may he looked for.
The MalRRassy Government has refused 20
acknowledge the right Of tho Resident. Gen
cral 20 issue exeqRaturs q foreign representa-
lives. A French cruiser that is now living at
IHmataye is held ia readiness 10 protect French
Interests and all together the adyices received
here ssOH that unless some arIuug Inent De
speedily arrived al, a WET may be expected.
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i. letter. 2. The higher part 81 the scale. q
A town 81 BuEoa. Philiipius Issuds. 4. Varieties
OF garnet. fUunbB Q. Not Forbidden. G. Energslic
application 81 force in manual labor. :. Iyegumin.
one trees. D. marked town az @paiu. 8 Hol-
love Ia hillside. (CegtUFyg 30. suGlx "a A
letter. DAMON, Washington. ID. q.
l. letter. 2 A ioug-taiicd South American
monkey. 8 Initiating. 4. Fortified seaport town
Of Asia. B. One 81 sect which arose in the later
dHys Of alchemy. trotgiug horse. CCeutury. }
Consigned. Made 81 grlts. fCeHturyg s.
village Oi the Netherlands. 10 To spread a. A
letter. *. T. lid Washington, ID. q.
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ALLIANCE I'm TROUBLE.
A Rupture on the sub-Treasury scheme and
Prnsnects OF a Third PRIV.

Rupture on the Hub-lreasuFy scheme and
Prospects of Third Party.
A three-days' meeting Of the Farmers ALI.
ance and the Farmers Mutual Benefit AssuciA-
ton was held in indianapolis, Ind, last week.
The result was a disastrous one to those asso-
cations. The Peoples Party have been SOW
ing seeds 81 discussion. aud while in the Ali.
RnCe and the y. N. Is. A. there was loyalty In
general 10 the great reforms aimed al, there
was want Of cohesion Of thought and action
There were many troubles that confronted
the Alliance 90 Indianapolis. Principal among
these was the opposition TO the Sub-Treasury
scheme, which assumed alarming proportions
iH the FIRST days secret session. The opponents
d the plan were denounced as outlaws aud
traitors. and 8 resolution was adopted pledEinR
answering aud unqualified fidelity to the
plan rs promulgated in the Ocala platform.
On the second day the protest 81 tho anti
Sub Treasury people was taken up, and after
two hours bitter discussion the committee Of
the ants we're informed that they could not
be heard unless they furnished the Supreme
Council with a copy Of the protest. This they
refused 10 do unless they could present il in
person. and that ended negotiations between
the two wings Of the Alliance.
The capture Of the Alliance by the PEOPLES
Party WAS practically accomplis shed two or three
DAYS before. but its full extent was not APP
parent till the last day. when President Polk
WAS unanimously reelected, and J. III. LOuks,
Of South Dakota. was chosen Vice President,
}. II. Turner was reelected Secretary Treas
urer and J. 4. Willitts, Of Kansas, National
Lecturer.
Mr. George r. Waslburn, Of the National
Executive Committee Of the Peoples Party,
stated That the leaders Of that party were labi-
LIANT over the election Of President Polk.
Chai rman w. S. McAllster, Of the anti-sub-
treasury Alliance Executive COMMITTEES has
now issued a cali Tor a National Convention,
% be held at Memphis, Teun., Dec. IG Thus
is tie split widening. The course OF al the
parties Tor the future has become well defnod.
There viii be no formal Endorsement or CO.
operation between the Alliance aud h. NJ b. A.
and tho Peoples Party. But the indications
point 70 ultimate aInalgauAtOu rs q Third
Party or dissolution OF the Alliance The
Peoples Party are the most satisfied with re-
uits
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no. la4-cHLEhnE.

FHTME OF yH puZZlCrs llsl 20 LAST;
Lisi 10 an unpretcudlug lay.
Aud when yuu'v 0u IA merits passed
And guessed its answer. 20 your way.
You may be fond OF roaming round
The world rare sights 60 see. and hear
Strange tales that everywhere abound,
That hcLi0n may as truth appear.
Or, better. you may be % ALL,
Enjoying o0'ui0ri with friend.
Whom more than friend you love 10 call
Ar there your happy hours you spend.
"a mgttsrs not where poserE dwell,
70 they puszezs the fond desire
To dslve IN mystic depths aud cell
To Others how lheir hopes sHpire
--AhPIRo. Dubois, III.
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NO. Ig7 MErAGRAm.


DuoeT her window be softly played
WHOLE Hwrrt. tender hDrEuade,
f0liinE PEfME love came ou D day
To Steal from hlui bis hcart away,
And bound him captive 10 ils viii.
II you love me sril. tben come. o maid,
wall you here iu tbs old oak q shade
Lis voice Keeping time % his Gnger's skill
Under her window.
AND listl She answers! fse moi dismhyods
love you sfA but you're not. N afraid.
For dad IL stealing down The back way
Swearing hEFHEely you be Will sAy 49,
But Tie youth had n.d and AL was slil
Under her window.
--GUIDus. Washington, ID. q
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aThp Grand i,.,i.vD

An entertainment entitled The Grand Re-
view" will be given by Potomac Relief Corps,
auxiliary 10 the Department Of the Potomac,
GA. r.. at the National Rifles ArmOry. Wash
ington. from Nov. 30 10 De. IL. for the enter
taiument fund Of 1892. The program will DO
most attractive medley Of tSbleaux. drills,
recitations etc, aud the affair will doubtless DO
very successful. The ladies Of Potomac Corps
are very energetic. aud are working the en-
tertainmeni for all that it eau briug forth. Six
admission tickets 81
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WATCHES
AT WHOLESALE.

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, by taking adj
vantage of the necessities Of an exporter,
has been able to puFehase job lot Of gold
filed, engraved huHting-cass Watches at
less than the manufacturer price. The
gold OG the case is guaranteed 10 wear Is
years. The works contain jewels, COM
pensation balance, safety piniOn, stem wind
ing and setting apparatus, and all the latest
improvements and they were made at Wal
than by the celebrated u. S. Watch Co.
Every watch aad case is perfect, but as We
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bought this lot ut reduced rate we propose
TO give our subscribers The full benefit Of the
reduction and tOsell these watches singly, &c
Subscribers only, az the same price
that the jeweler pays for them BY the
thousand. We will not continue this OhaE
after this lot is sold, because we shall prob
ably never again be able to purchase
Watches of this grade at so low q prics.
We Will send one OF these magnificent time
keepers TO any subscriber, delivery guaran-
teed, for Sa3 -
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10. eOO-TRrrLE WORD ENIGMA.

10. 200-TRIPLE WORD ENIGMA.
~ monrnfui csIis"t
10 waving oBrn"
ia golden bale"
IN tramp ioriOrn."
I've q ToTAL On tbs keeping,
LuciF mine. uHCir nine,
And fuF D. i'm sadly weeping.
Duuio mine, uucie gaiue
A. REALLY do not Know
NHeB I'li yea Do Uut. for lOt
ky hDsunss ioW are creeping,
Uncle miuu.
When the April winds ceased Blowing,
Uncle mine uuCis mine
Wilh sriuk and smile 80 knowing,
Ducls miHs. uuCie nstbe,
Resigned % a. tiieo Lhou,
And rcarivrd a bran issgr "tou,n
Ahloh. ssissl wa Qulck iu gong,
JHoie mine.
But. nlctliui.s my dear relation.
Uncle miue, uucie mine
That my wHOLH NiH ks-p iis station,
Dueie nilur. unrie niue,
in the ooraeT " thy Hiiap,
UHu by good iuck : drop
Into some snap" aituation,
DIfCis miEs.
Soon win blow the winds 10 chilly,
Uuols mine, unuie mine,
And u almost makes the Eilly,
tucig mine. uncle mine.
When think i'll have 60 wear,
TIL lie flowers bloom j." 40 fair,
My old faded blue chinchiIlR,
DEcle nine
-NEsToR. New York City.
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A remark isattributed TO DR.. Philpotts Bishop
OF Exeter. which illustrates the bitterly con-
temptuoHs attitude OF certain AnglieAus toward
k0n-cOnfOrmists. On certain OCCASION one
Of his clergy was laGonting to him the vast
popularity Of SIR. Spurgeon. ooh. Bishop"
ho exclaimed, :" IL We only had Mr.. SpuTgeon
What pity the Baptists have himl"
lis IL not written" the Bishop replied, with
some severity, "Thou shalt not cOYet thy
noighbOr's ASST"
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l. lester. = To drop the bait gently. s. Town
az Persia, To- irHr. ihorcl a MoIsihed. o. Con
domination 10 everlasting punishment O. spe-
Giles az palm. :. Taoss shn triae e. German
ChNhit4mon 81 the l5ih century. g. fSseLics. no.
Village al thc Netherlands o.. A lester.
-CfNDEHs. PhilEdei pAiH, Pa.
T. a icllHr. 2. p. o.. Noble 90 lad O. ncus.
paper ~ other periodical. & horse which
prsuors. B. region 81 CeuttAl Chile G. Ahops
al. Z. hoi receptive. A. Capable Of hfinE held.
81 a river 90 France. TO- AZ intoxic.tine llqnot.
~. a letter. ASIAN. Baltimore, Md
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Full JsWsIsd Watch, $1,000.
Offer No. %.

A genuine Waitham or Elgin 15-ieWeied
Watch, containing sll the great patents
such as compensation balance, safety pin-
ion, stem winding and pendant setting aD-
paratus, BregRet hair spring hardened a1d
tempered IN form, patent regulator, eta,
fitted INTO heavy uiekel-silveT case, open
face like that mentioned in Offer No. 81,
The works alone In this Watch usually sell
az from Sl2 10 SIS. We send it BY regis
tered mail 70 any subscriber for . $40 90
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Filter sweet.

I'd known her 30 long. Lad loved her 40 we'll,
Vet never had dared NY passion 10 tell.
Al last mHGe bold 10 AK for "a sight
OF the lace of ihc shs had chusen a. knight
. lice ugly sin, said my nliselliryun. lass
A. she handed the piC.uTe-'t9Rs heg oWu look
ing, glRss
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SONS OF VETERANS.
News from Che Various Divisions.
Elections OF Officers. etc.

frHE NsTIOSAL TRIBUNE wants a correspondent
an every Camp in the country, that the Order Al
large may know what the brothers in each lndl'
Nidua Camp are doing; how many members there
are Nlnt is the ratio OF progress Ia muster :
Wbat entertainments aud other events arc being
EoLlen np of the interest at The Order and to keep
eOnstantly before the public tie purposes aud work
OF the Sau= OF Veterans, let TnE NATIONAL
uHTBuKE know these thiugs. II will gladly pub
lish all itOuis Of this character VIII not the heads
OF Camps deputo some oue 20 correspond with uHf
s-EDTTOR NATIONAL TKBuNEl
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Solid GSld Watch, $3.50.
Grand Special Offer No. O7.

A magnificent Watch, made by the United
States Watch Co (Waltham) containing
l6 Jewels. compensation balance, safety
pinsOn, stem winding and setting aDpa-
rarus, Breguet hair spring hardened and
tempered in form, improved patent regn-
latOr fully adjusted. The ease is solid gold,
either hunting or open face, and q celebrated
Brooklyn Granger. Sent to any subscriber
for i. S2S 40
THE RATIONAL TRIBUNE,
Washington, ID. o.
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NEE PuZZLEs.-No. 81.

NO. 1gl-TEAKsPOsITIOE
ITO GuidOR
Az time rolls by each earthly tie
10 ONE asundeT, aud sigh,
A. iriends. held dear. SIN disappear.
And leave my pathway dark and dreAr,
While troubles. grieTinE, multiply.
You wonder why, with tear-dimmed eye,
view the past dciectedly?
Ny lOys grow less ench heeting year,
As time rolls by.
Az best i try, ! can espy
no star within the dHrksoIne sky;
N0Vuices bear whose words bring cheer
While each one TWO some paug severe.
Though Fortune froWn I'll never say die
A. time role byl
r. o. CHESTER, Washington, ID. q.
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Full Jswalad Sold Watch, sl5.5O.
Offer No. 95.

This is a l5year guarantee gOid-6lied
walch-case, containing a l5jeweled move
ment and all improvements mentioned
under O6er No. o. The case Is beauti-
fully engraved, and is made by placing TIVE
plates Of solid gold over plate of fine com
position metal This is an epen-iaee Watch,
and we cannot recommend it too highly,
Sent to any subscriber by registered mail
fOr only . SIS so
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tlsmen, Uncle Daniels Story and two Woroesier's
Pocket Dictionaries To be awarded by lot.
Il. o. Chester offers q plush covered autograph
album for the third answer received to No 1874.
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ReauiiFuI Tablet.

COmrade Theodore Feldstein. 266 Grand SO.
New York City, has gotten out some beautiful
little tablets Of celluloid, which are very artist
icaliy prepared. They are fastened together, and
are indeed useful.
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Noa lss 9-sQuAREs.

i. An infated style 2 a puzzler 81 Gibson. Pa
!. town ~ spain. 4. Fine linen cioths. (UuHbl
q. sori ~ chryHoo0ila iAuttali) @ A kind Of
HlauEa. z. Coarse H0rts ~ plaster OF mortar.
-JAuE OLABTERs Bangor Pa
l. r. o. MeHominee CO.. Mech lLippl 2
County ~ California . French chotnisi aud ply
sielan. l751-lh2l. Making Itself HtsparAni ~ AZ
enccl- Q. Al iIformeT. G. Like n gland. T. hat
stand. -. &. M., sEu Francisco, CAL
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Among The ladies sniylBE one or more puzzles
tlns week WI he awarded two books Statements
DISHES Aud Artistic Enabr0idoryl among the gen.
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l'NT1I
J. The Windpipo p Consurt Of the Emperor
Constantine, q. 500 3. Village 81 France, depart.
meut Of Heruult D. The act 81 linking or graspinE
suddenly. 8. To diminish G. River of Missouri
Z. French Historian and statesman. lG3s-iz20
-kOsCiusKO HUGIETE, Brooklyn. ~ K.
T. town ~ B8rneo. 2 dagger B. Receivers
Sc NATURAL state, a meiRi. & French physician,
l76b-l63s. iArb1 3. Goods which, after ship
wreck. appear floating on the sca. g. Chahy. z.
FTeuCh chemical manufacturer, b. lS0L
-TATEHs, Amelia {. IT,, Va.
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MYSTERY.

fCh0lne gluRl contributions and solutions sOlic
tied from every reader 81 TnE NAuONAL f1IBuNE.
Write puzzles side 81 paper, RpHr1 from
o'her commU ioati0ns. Address everything per
t1,iHing 90 this department 20 Puzzle EditOT,"
The NATIONAL TEIBUEE, Washington, ID. Oh
Quiet calm deliherHtion
Disontangles every knot"
-THH GoNDoIiERs
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