The National tribune., 1891-05-14

plish and Il win be glorious success.-R- p. Em-
erson, Provisional Commander New Hampshire
Division n I. c. {. Guards. and National Chap
lain.
CLUB WHISPERS
AsF W Candy, Independence. W. Va. says he
would like 10 hear the tail sisters tell their hight
Hm five feet seven and one-eighth inches tall. and
weigh jos pounds. My twin brother Is Eve feet
nine and une-hnlf inches tall and weighs jas
! pounds I think ny weight and hight viii do TO
start on besides being "A twin. Come 20 the front,
Tiris and lets who IL the sallest Pro PAtra-
/ Eflie A. smith, $50 Belle street. Columbus, .:
We have just enjoyed "A weeks visit from Lizzie
Maud Hew ett Long Island. aud were sorry when
she left for home. She u all Sister Mcmillan said
OF her-vely, bright. and la fact charming lille
Il sister. IL was one OF The pleRsaniest weeks we
have passed ia long time aud we hope 10 have
her with again, When that lucky beau gets
/ Lizzie I'll congratulate him with all my heart
! Annie J.. Williams, SauEus Mass.
/ In answer TO the suggestion Of i. W Candy,
send my hight 90 the G. &. columns. as j think
have right to rank among the fullest g q. girls.
] am five feet eight ami a half inches. Hope TO
| hear from some OF the oihers-sArah Rose, EgeriA,
| would like "a ask Carrie Nixon II she is sure
that The quotation cards nRilable i'm unsealed
envelope for penny. Our Postmaster viii not
! accept them 80, OF even postal autograph which
| is placed In IN envelope Tor protection. would
| very much like TO Ice informed about this, IS
/ receive autographs nearly every week IN that way
/ and don't why cannot send them. J hope to
/ see great many new faces a. our next .>1tiofal
/ Reunion at Detroit, Rs now expect To hc there
! Who else is going? Yours, loyaily-Emna 5.
| Perkins, NaticL, Mass.
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] To Exchange: -Four varieties OF caciI for lily
bulbs, lucrused fern leaves. aud moss for curios.
| fossils, or shel's-tirace d. Atmore, Santa Pnula,
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/ HametL Opera, o. Words ANA music 81 The
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Two plcee- ahv, music for Sleep, Darling Sieep,'
! aud My Lost Lave. also for best Photograph
/ Melissa Mullen, IorHstahlc, y. y. OHue-nbbon Tor
Ere'liesi postal autograph. Alice Gale, Wavoland,
Postal Autographs: Minnie Heck, GAINESVILLE,
| Was, prize for most comic; IOitie w. Chase, 90
/ Second street New Bedford, Mass, prize Tor
] preites Florence Merrill. Enfield y. ii. Z. =.
Jones CarhondGe Kan. prize for prrt'iesi; Julius
! w. Ainlsic, Corporal Co. A 9th o. T. inf Liberty
/ Island, \ " York liarbor; Grace Williams, E--eK
Center, Ontario; Maude forrry, Box 2l2, Lansing,
Iowa. also friendship ribbon; Cnd l. Duncan, Kill
/ buck o. also friendship ribbon; Ada Mp~hcr, Box
! o. Round lake Mimi. prize for pretuesi; Helen
! J. Powers, Box - Canton, Kan; Katie aud Ella
/ hersicitcr AugusiRvilie. Pa; Myrtle NJ NJ Muir,
/ Blalrsvlile. Pa; Amy J. Anderson Box Jos. Wood
! land, H.; Emma E~tep. Box % Mount Meridian.
] Ind: Edith D. Wakefield aud Lizzie r. Campbell,
Hal's Cove Me-: Ellie A. smith $50 Belle street,
Columbus. O; Edgar &. Huddleston. Crab Orchard,
w. also letters, Wilson ;. BOllcn, ldavllie, Pa,
/ prize Tor pretiicst.
The CHri0us Corner.
ANSWERS 10 questions will not De published with
~ two or three weeks aiter questions appear. 20
nil will have a chance TO send replies aud receive
honorable mention with the number Of answers.l
Rienz was tie last Of the Tribunes. who were
4 civic rulers Of Rome.
A celebrated writer has said. Let US remember
Lle real glory OF nHiiOn comes not rom riches or
power or lands OF vast extent but from the love Of
right aud truth"
Ancient History ends with the overthrow Of the
Roman Empire Of the West 10y the Germans.
4 A. ID. l76.
The Presidents salary was raised 10 $40 600 March
3. 1873 ia WIS half that before.
Henry VII, 81 England, had six wives, two OF
whom were beheadcd.
]. la what county does the wife consider Il an
act Of religious duty To cast herself on the funeral
/ pyre OF her husband Bert Swisher
2. What is the Constitutional provision 81 the
United States concerning Observation-Disclosures
3. Who wrote the Ordinance Of lss7:-Elma
/ Armstrong.
4. when was the great U. s. seal adopted?-Ada
s. Who land in what year, gave the world a
prophecy OF wood engrayingT-Ediih IL liaines.
BIBLE BRIGADE
King Omri paid two talents OF silver for hill.
upon which he built the city Of SamaTia- The
nnme Is from shemer. the original owner.
Tie hasks which the prodiggi fed were the
hoTn-shHpcd pods II The curab Tree used ia Syria
aud Egspl for icedisg swine.
/ The life Of King Heck ala was heightened IS
I years ln answer 60 prayer
William Rufu- second 81 the Norman Kings 81
I England, established what called - benefit %
I the ClCTlr,n and which ia force from ios7 -
! 1900. Through ITS operations any one condemned
/ 20 death could save his life by proving he could
] read. Tire FIRST verse 81 the 5lst Psalm WAS the
] test verse, hence known 4" the meek verse"
i J. Who the bachelor Apostle ?-Mngge A.
] Stephenson.
, What do we know Of Andrew the Aposile?-
/ J.. A. Thompson.
/ g. How many years p. @. did Abraham die p
May -. Chapman.
4. How luug after the exodus from Egypt did
Solomon lay the foundation ofthe Temple p? sidniA
j. Lambert.