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The National tribune., 1891-07-23
CHAT WITH CONTRIBUTORS.

Our good friend Iron Mask, who narrowly
escaped death by drowning, comes up" with
q brace of line puzzles. We can always use his
work. P's sends Us solutions and a very
neat little charade, which is given above. but
negects signing his name. If he will send the
same to us, we will call on him at almost any
time he may suggest. G.. NJ, the CalifOr-
MIA veteran favOrs us with o batch Of his best
forms" for which we are grateful Merry
Mack, also of San Francisco, has been heard
from. Mystery" is stirring puzzledOm to its
depths and has already awakened the interest
Of scores of THE NATIONAL TGIBUNE's read
ers, who cannot fail to find in it much food for
thought and grand field for intellectual de-
velOpment. Everyone is cordially invited
to send answers to puzzles each week, which
they will find, as they advance, to be a source
OF great pleasure and profit as well. Any iu-
formation reader may desire viii be cheer
fully given by the editors.-J0 Mullins gives
Us an agreeable surprise by sending list OF
solutions, and remarkiug that he has taken
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE for years. We could
use one or two Of his "sevens. We are ex-
ceedingly sorry to hear Aspire is in poor health.
He is one Of our most energetic and constant
puzZlers. aud Frautz are in
formed that their lists of solutions are always
wccOme.--We regret TO see Golden Days
PuzzledOm publish such poor work, especially
in the line of anagrams, many of which are
mutations, and mediocre at that Stars ara
also superintendent, aud should DO used more
sparingly. The editress is in a position to
command better contributed matter. though
the department. is dOing good work by en-
listing many new Tecruit5.-SOme moro
hats By Zenith would meet with ready in-
sertiou. A few frst-elass word forms arc also
in demand.
7-23-91.
r. o. CHESTER.
ECGENE.
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THE GRAND ARMY
News From the DepartmCntS---NeV
Posts, etc.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN

HEADQDAffl ENS bO LIE IN
New Alds.de.Camp- headquarters at Detroit After
Aug. 3.
rTrAnouARrrRs GRANp AEMy or THE REPuBIIc
RUTLAND, W. Juy TO- la9l' ,
General Orders, No ~.
\ The following -named comrades arc hereby
0Dpoiuted Aids-de- Camp upon the sshu al ie
f,n,t,auder-in. Chief and viii be obeyed nnd re-
tpected accordingly They viii report ny mail 70
ale AdiutHut tieuerll. in hceuidhhc" WIN llslt''t
lions tlev will receive through their respective
Departnlent Headquarters;
Caiifornia-J Il smedley, J. j. Laucl, J. T. Cut
TING n Cnheu. Chns. ~. Nlinn, L.. T. LOUD, o. a.
Grail W n Ruddiok, san francisco ,
New Vorlz-Albcu c. CLARK, New York B }.
Boline Port Richmond.
obio-Chnrles ID. Thompson Georgetown
AIassaclu-etts-lu2n :. Ripley, Norm Ohelhs-
iIlinois-Jamos r. Cotle. Princeton.
IN Casunlties-Comrads Hannibal llamiin' ol
pinror Me-. a representative from TIE Depart
r,eui of Maine iu the National Encanlpment ior
mauy wears died a liis home, Juiy 4, 1921; Com
Tsie A. D. Lawrence, Michigan, Abide ami an
General Order - declined July III, 1891 Com,
ratle l. 81 Crooker. Illinois, -deCnnip, 6enerhi
Order 81, declined dHly j. lesls 60,
III. These Headquarters have been hollheG tll.'
there are still Columbus, o., 100 pieces OF Dag
,r,,trs unclaimed from tie 23s National l.ncninp'
n,ent held there iu lsSs mostly trunks comrades
interested can address Commando ol Me- oN l'9sl'
D o. Wells Post, A5l, Columbus, O. llls VIII ehph"'
iza tlis caution 10 te circular just sent out con-
cerning baggage at Detroit Hand baggage "a
much preferable. -
~ The Adiutant. Generals office at Rutland
VI yvill close saturday. Aug. J, al y O'Clock noon
aud Headquarters will be established M the plF"'e
official cnr Garfield, generously rendered te Com
plauder-iu-C hcf by the Central Vermont lshllrohu
Company leaving that afternoon Tor Detroit
BenduuRFtcrs viii be at the liiernHuohhl iolei,
Niagara Falls, SUNDAY, Aug. 2, aud al the llo'ei
Cadillac, Detroit Mich, Monday morning Aug 8
aud during Tie l.ncnnpmeut
IBy command OF ". G. NEAzEl, Commander-lh'
Chief
j. ii. GoUIDING. Adjutant General.
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The Naval Veterans.

The annual Reunion Of the Naval Veteran Asso-
citation 81 Connecticut was held July IS al Savin
Rock, New Haven and was the largest gathering
that las greeted the annual Reunion. At the busi-
ness meeting the titles 81 oilieere were changed
from civil Ia naval appellaiios and the dues were
made 81 "A year. The officers elected were: Com
mnnder, Francis j. Allen; Lieut.-Com'd'r. Sher-
man ". Adams; Lieut.. J. y. StaHuaTd: Surg. J.
d. Granns; Paymnster. Edward HubbelI; see
Thos. = Collier; Chaplain Rev. III. %. still; Boat
swain W. T.. GoudnOush; Gunner. Joliye j. But
Ter; Carpenter, L. {. Neif; saillnaker, James W.
ShubcTt.
After tie business meeting there was a dinner
aud the usual speeches aud "Reminiscences were
INDUCED in. Commodore vs.. ;. Weilcs spoke for
the National Association, Capt. Osborn for the
Naval Reserve, Chaplain Edwards of the Ma
tiounl Association, gave "reminiscences, Thus. =
Collier read naval poem, aud Sherman W. Adams
proposed that the Conuectieut Legislature should
bc asked 10 recognize It's naval heroes Of the evo-
luton. 1872, aud tie Rebellion By suitable memo
rialz the beginning To be with ohe TO Commodore
Isaac Hull, If Constitution IId GueTriere fine
Other features were set Of liOatswain's calls by
". l.. Gooduough, some delightful singing 10y the
piHafoIc Quartet. remarks by Capt. Grove, Com d T
Allen and Others, humorous bills Of fare, aud the
like. making the occasion one 10 DO remembered
with pleasure.
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RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
GleaningS from National Headquar-
terS---NOteS from the Departments
MARY STARS McIiENRY. National President
HANNAH n. PLIMPToN. National Secretary.

To specially aid and assist the Grand Army OF
the Republic aud 10 perpetuRle the memory OF
their heroic dead
TO assist such Union veterans ne need our help
and protection, and TO extend needful aid To Their
widows and orphans: 10 find them homes and
employment. and assure them of sympathy aud
friends TO cherish and emulate the deeds OF our
Army Nurses, aud OF all loyal women who render
peril.
To incucate lessons OF patriotism and love OF
country among our children and la the communi-
Ties IA which we live: to maintain true allegiance
20 the United States Of America; to discountenance
whatever tends To weaken loyalty and TO cneour-
age lhe spread OF universal liberty aud equal rights
30 all
Women az good moral character and correct de-
pertinent. who have not given mid and comfort to
the enemies Of the Union, who would perPctuRte
tile principles to which this association stands
pledged, and who have attained lineage OF 10 years,
thnll Ice eligible 10 membership ia tie Woman 5
Relief Corps
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Hannibal IIamIin.

Commnnder-in- Chief Nenzey las officially an
nounced in a General Order the death OF ComrAae
Hannibal Hamiu. He says:
RepresentHtiVe, Governor. Senator. Foreign
Ambassador, Vice President, soldier these posi-
tons mark the line Of lis march 20 llis country .
service bat ID 4 rather a. the Lieutenant aud de-
voted friend OF the martyr-P President, hnd as %
member Of our Order thrilled with the true splril
Of comTndeslip. and as tile elder brother OF more
tlnt four-sc,r vcars vet enthusiastic as the young
,s aud a. tie gentle aud pure patriot the ilght 81
te Campfire tile life of the Post room, the glory 81
tlse EncaHapmenl HAT he will hold the Marlnest
place iu ouF hearts, aud viii ever be 10 ns ule en-
deRred and cherished comrade.'
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A GAR. MEMORIAL.
What W. D. Hatch Post, Of Camden, VIII Suggest
90 the Encamgmrut.

What W. u. Hatch Post, Of Camden, VIII Suggost
90 the Encampmrnt.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: ] write IN
reference 10 the proposed erection Of q Memo.
rial Hall at Decatur, H., aud being appointed
one Of committee Of w. b. Hatch Post, 81,
GAR, Of this city, desire 20 say that we have
canyas,cd the field ia our section, aud find a
great deal Of objection 10 the location Of the
hall on account Of It's being 80 far West: as only
a few out Of the large humber would be able 10
have the opportunity 10 SOS the hall. We have
drawn plan Of a monument, which we intend
10 submit 10 the National EAcampnent, which
is 10 be held al Detroit, Mich. next month.
We shall ask that monument be erected in
the City Of Washington, 10 be dedicated 10 the
memory Of all private soldiers only, which We
think would Ice very appropriate, there are
q large number 81 monuments throughout the
country dedicated 80 the memory Of Generals,
etc. aud ] cannot recall one Of which Is dedi.
Gated 10 the memory Of priyatcs. This mOnu-
mcut Is to represent all branches Of the service
laud and sea Tor the men who formed death
ring around the old Gag aud preserved 10.
j viii cudcayoT 10 give you an idea Of what
the plans Tor the monument are: Tho base,
granite 10 represent the star Of The Graud Army
badge, each point OF Tie star 10 represent a
I0ercnt branch OF the service; one point OF
The star 70 represent battery going into action
one point the infantry on duty on outer picket,
bronze one point 10 represent the Navy, a
gun aud guns crew ln action; one point
representing cavalry discovering the enemy,
bronze one point 10 represent infantry out on
iOraginR expedition, bronze. The shaft OF
granite is 10 represent the flag Of the GA. n
badge, and on top lni0n aud rebel cavalry.
man fighting for the possession Of Union Gag
la which the rebel is slain.-A. Il. DEAsE, Cam
den, n j,
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NO. 25-NUMERICAL.
TO Charlie Dauis)
man may have l. 2 g. 8 H.
Which means, in common. innate or friend %
And with him drink toast from a Q.
"A little mug" by Webster peuned.
The archer when he holds his bow
Takes careful 3, 3, 10,
directing" not too high nor low,
Nor needs to shoot again.
No, not phren0logy. my son.
Although il tests the pate,
WHOLE tells the secrets one by one,
And will your fortune state
-BALMAR, Baltimore, Nd,
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give Town. County and State Of residence and let
ter Of company in which you served in the regi-
ment
J. F. Roody, Corning: Reunion Engineer Bri-
gade, Army Of the Potomac, at Corning. Aug. -,
All honorRbly discharged soldiers and sailors
cordially invited. Fare on al railroads entering
Corning at reduced rates have been obtained, and
good time Is expected Addresses wanted Of all
18th and 5O,h y. Y. Engineers.
OHIO.
W. 7. Dart. McKeesport: Reunion 4th Ohio. at
Marion. Aug 5.
H. c. Miller. Secretary, Jackson: Reunion Ist
Ohio III. A., at Wnverly. Aug 20.
l. J. Post Secretary, Ravenna: Reunion Battery
A, lst Ohio l.. A. az West Twin Lake Aug. ll-l3
James l.. Moore KentOn. Reunion 6Ist and sd
Ohio, NJ Renton, sept. 2
u. :. Mason. Secretary, Beverly: Reunion esd
Ohio, mt this place. July y and %.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Il. d. EIwOOd. President Butler Reunion 18th
Pa, at Butler, Aug. g. The citizens Of Butler, and
comrades residing here, propose making u the
most successful Reunion yet held. Excursion rates
on all railroads centering az Butler. Gems. Rose
Grams and Negley expect TO be present.
ID. y. Newman, Secretary. Scranton: Reunion
1921 Pa at AntietaHl. sept u and by all accounts
u will be grand old time. The brigade composed
Of the lith Conn. lOsth y. Y, l2ih n j. and l3Uth
Pr, are expected To be nc ShaTpsburp near Aniie-
tam. sept. IL and -. and comrades Of the l32d Pa
are specially invited.
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D. w Barber Iilohhcld Mich: Reunion 9lHt H.
Aug at z d. m 90 Room rs. High School.
d. ri. lamb. Flint Mick. Reunion Of all Yer
nlout veterans in Room q. High School. Aug. ..
Chris. linkbp Secretary. Bowling Green /;
Reunion 30 Ohio Cav. Aug. 5 in Milson Degen
HAL, two blocks from City Hall.
Cyrus llusscy, Toledo, o.: Reunion 4sth Ohio iH
Room d. Bishop Sch"o, Ang. and q.
A. G. y. Brown President, 3s2 Bergen street,
Brooklyn p. y; Headquarters 81 The Silent Army
Of Deaf Soldiers. Sailors, aud Marines Ht CHss
school corner Grand River aud Second avenues,
where Capt. Wallace Foster Secretary aud Treas
urer ~ tiiis Association, viii welcome all deal
eounrRdes aud supply them with Information ns 10
she fosi and proposed work Of our organization.
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army on tie irst cal Tor troops. IomInde IuFhI
WINS elected Major Of the 1T w. Va. three months
regiment; reRppointed Major Of the three years
regiment. and later appointed Colonel OF the 9tl
W Va also Colonel Of the lst w. Va. veterans.
lie was promoted from time 60 Time zap 10 MAJOR
General by brevet. lie WAS Acknowledgement OF
the State Tor two years a Member 81 the s2d Con-
gress from the Wheeling District served two terms
Ia the State Senate also two terms ga the House 81
Delegates OF West Virginia, lie was wounded
twice during the war aud was la 81 engagements.
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California ncross the deserts Of Arizona and
New Mexico 10 the Rio Grande. For gallant con
duct in n fight with hpaclcs Fountain COM
nI issiOned Second Lieutenant. lie served in New
Mexico during the war. Upon his regiment being
mustered out, In August, 1868, lie was commits
stoned as Captain Of cavalry, aud assigned 10 the
service against hostile Navajoes. Ia 1865, while on
this service, he WIS severely wounded, and re-
mRined an invalid until Tie close OF the war. In
lsG6 Fountain removed 10 III Paso, Tex, and COM
menced the practice OF law. lie took n prominent
part Ia the reconstruction OF Texas was elected
Surveyor Of the l1l PasO Land District In 1866 aud
in 1865 was elected to represent the Il pasO District
in the State Senate lie served Ina this capacity four
years with great distinction. During this period lac
was appointed by Gov. Davis a llrgadier-G General
81 tlo Texas State Guard. In 1874 hc removed 10
MesillH, New Mexico, and soon became one OF lhe
lending lawyers and public men % the Territory.
ln 1879 he organized cavalry company for service
against hostile Indians. and took prominent part
IN the canpnigu ~ 1872, so. against Victoria the
hostile Apache chief When the campaign was
brought 10 close by the determination Of Nictorin
and ls baud Capt Fountains company was at
tnchcd 10 the "a battalion y. NJ Cav. Of which he
WIS commissioned Major. la 1873 southern New
Mexico was Infested with organized bands OF dcs-
pemdocs who committed many murders md rob-
berries aud successfully dced the civil authorities
aud the process uf the courts Gen. Lionel A.
sheldon, then Governur 81 New McSico ordered
Fountain 10 take his battalion 81 cavalry aud de-
strOy these handful. Taking two troops Of his
battalion Moi Fountain swept down upon thc ban
dis. followed them To their mountains fastuessrs
aud Ia six weeks succeeded in utterly destroying
the lawless hands The grateful cizeps 81 southern
New Mexico presented Maj. Fountain with n mag
niiiceu service 81 silver u recognition Of his vau-
able services aud Gov. sheldon commissioned him
Colonel Of the Est y. NJ. Cav. This commission lac
still holds. When Geronimo swept down upon
the settlements 81 southern New Mexico ia 1885
Col. Fountain. with a battalion AZ hir regiment
promptly took tie field against him. and remained
la service until the hostile chief was driven back
60 Mexico. Col Fountain has held many positions
az trust aud honor la New Mexico Ia 1889 lac was
Speaker Of the House al Representatives la the
Legislature aud now holds the position Of Assistant
United States Attorney. lie Is an enthusiastic
Grand Army man, and since his election ~ Dc-
partmenl Commander has infused new life into the
order in New Mexico
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annexation OF Texas he
collected hostile Indians
for llIc Government for
the purpose Of making
treaties. aud brought la
delegations from 20 dif-
fereut tribes living on
the frontier Of Texas.
He commanded the fir-t
company that crossed
the plains from Texas 10
California after tAc dis
cOvery Of gold. lie had
no guide. and Travelled
the whole distance with
the mid 81 a small pocket
compass. lie joined the
Lopez insurrcciiun IA
Cubn. nHdcsCnped eNecu-
ton 10y "a mere scratch.
UeretuTued tOtliis coun-
Try aud entered the Il. :.
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NO. 27-CuARADE.

There was an old man who wore a TWO,
And he had all he could possibly do
To prevent the boys from making fun
Because his TWO covered all his ONE.
lie espied a TOTAL on the floor
And never WAS 40 scared before.
lie raised his TWO aud covered his ONE
Then took to his heels and of he ram.
2 P'S, Alexandria, Va.
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Cot. Moran was mustered
ms n charter member OF Il.
+. Carr Camp, y. Thomas
ton, on Feb. .. lsSs, by
Gen. Geo. Il. Abbott. then
Commander-in-Chief. and
was installed as Sergeant
OF the Guard the same
evening. which position he
has held to the present
time. except while serving
az Captain Of his Camp.
On July 16 of the same
year Brother Moran was
appointed Aid on Col.
Waldo ". Psrry's stan,
and in February OF the
next year lie was detailed
- Acting Inspector OF the
Division, In which Office
lie displayed signal ability.
Since Dec. %, 1883. when
he became Captain OF his
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That drags its SOW length along, o0nyalcscence
after prosiraiiuR disease crecps Hasten II with
the genial breeder Of health aud strength Iios,ct-
tcr'E Stomach Buffers. Every function IN regulated
aud rendered active by the great enabling medi-
cine digestion, bilious secretion, the action Of the
bowels and kidneys, purify and richness Of the
blood, immunity from nl4lurial aitacks-all are ia
suTcd by Il.
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NO. 80 DIAMOND.

l. A letter. 2. An emblem of fresh vigor g.
pieted ia eoat-armOr. 5. Clew. 6. A County OF
New York. 7. Parish OF England, County OF Nor
folk s. A genus of American passeriue birds OK
list and composer born 1890 10. A river OF Eng
land (Bijoul. II. A letter.
SAMMY SNUG. SOmeryille Mass.
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NO. 31-PALINDRnMr

An irate husband comes in view
Accompanied by his wife,
"ALL he declares to her, "at you
And shall be all my life;
Two -FOUR THREE ONE, must repeat,
And won't forgive II you eniTeat
GRACE, Washington, ID. O.
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SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Divisions.
Elections of Officers, etc.
IOWA.

The following appointments on the staff OF Col.
George Van Houten are announced; Chiefof Stah,
l.. A. Diiley. Davenport, with rank Of First Lieu
tenant; Surg, W. l.. Messenger. Prescott. with
rank Of Major: Chap, G.. l. Breekemyer. Grand
view, with rank Of Captain. The following will
rank as First IieutenRnts AdIt %. &. Van IIouteu,
Lenox; Mastering Officer. g.. l. GOOdale, Lenox
Judge Advocate, Il. Shaw Van. DennisOn.
MAINE.
Edward G. Moran was chosen TO HIS present po-
sitiOn as Colonel ~ Auburn. June 10. lie derives
his right to membership from Patrick Moran, who
seIyed in Co ]. OH U. $. and Go. u. 81 U s. Art.
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Marriage the Reformer.

Mrs FeatheH.-Aud you won't give me $50
Tor that bonnet y0u, who always protested
that you loved me 10 cEtmvaFantlyl
Mr.. FoatheR-Hcil dear since we have
been married, you know, ] find it's best for
both Of Us IL / love you econ0m icaly.
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NO. 3O-HEx8GON.

!. Fictitious objects created by the imagination.
2 AnamphibiOus animal. 8. A character ia Shaks-
pere's Pericles" (FiCI. 4 Town Of Italy (Webl.
s.. A small fish of the mullet family. s. The time
OF the new moon. 2. Moderate. 8. Adverse q.
The feet in insects.
ALEXANDER, West Gray, Ne.
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The Way OF II.

NIIsHmIeF TucE.I
my wife Is lecturer, aud am an enter
tainer." said Hobbs.
Indeed? / knew your wife appeared in
public but did not know that you ever did"
"Oh, don't. stay at home aud entertain
the baby"
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ACcEPTFn Observation-Disclosures

Acceptable puzzles have been received from
Aidyl ii. 3. Nut, r. TiIleTy, Mack Pa, Iron
Mask, Aspire, c.. Race. j. @. NJ, NyphO, AIexan-
der, Frantz. Lalla ROokh. Arty Fishel, Ben. TroVs
alto, and b. Yer. Total I6.
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no. 29-prAMoNp.

l. letter. 2. mimic. g. A monument to tho
dead. A. Becoming obs, Century,. 5. That which
allures. 6. sect Of ancient Christians. 7. ResO-
lutiOns t0bsD. 8. Entireties. O. Imbeciles. 10.
Certain musical syIlabies. II. a letter.
-NYPHO, Philadelphia Pa
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10. 29-cHARApE.

The FIRST j. allied to prOtract:
The SECONDS n small loaf la fact;
When vets heard COMPLETE
They were soon on their feet,
For il meant they would soon be attacked
r. TILLERY, Washington, ID. @.
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Col. AlBortJ Fountain,
A. ote 81 tlie mos, PRONE
inout characters Uu ilIe
Southwestern frontier.
Bic ~ y born leader %
mcu, aud asa gallant soil
dicr. Htucocsaiul lass ycg,
q br llimlt Orator. q keen.
iorciuic writer sad a
public spirited citizen be
hns 100 superior Col.
Fountain Nas born in
New York iu ls3s. lie
uIiErnieu tO California
30 l65i. mud "a nn early
age successfully engaged
ln literary work on lead
ing daily papers on Size
Pacific Coast. when the
wm broke ont lle enlisted
90 "a private la Co. ~. lst
Ca lie wnE soon pro-
nicied 90 be firsi Ser
KeAnt. aud marched with
hh company ns h part Ol
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PRIZES.

For the first complete and best incomplete list OF
answers. two suitable prizes will be awarded.
Competition open TO all.
30 Answers, soIyers, and prze-winners in four
weeks.
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NO. 26-" CoNUNDRUa CLUB" OCrAGOT.
I. Sloth lObs). 2. The dodo Suppl 8 Island or
the west coast Of Maiacca Web. g. To subdua
loosl. 5. indues with the ved part Of a body s.
Camness lobsl. . Extremely minute. g. To dis
turo. ?. Roman magistrates 10 A term often
used collectively for those who have seeded from
the National Union.
-IRoS Mask, Batavia, n. x.
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She DID.
1.-THE Ring's Jssier.l

1.-The Kings Jsster.l
Mrs. Newell always put some Pearline in
my wash.water. DO you ever use anyf
Mrs. olduu-0h, yes, Pyle's.
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MAINE.

Edward G. Nor
sitiOn as Colonel
his right to neuSi
served in Co. I, 9
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INDIANA.

Tile near approach 81 the National Encampment
ealis Tor instant preparation on tie pRr Of Posts
nIn comrades whoeNpecl 10 attend. All comrades
81 thls Department arc urgently requested 10 re-
port Ai the camp 81 iis Department, ga te Walker
Block on Atwutcr street, one square ensi 81 Wood
utrd avenue hl y a.. tl, sharp Aug. D aud take
poHitipu ln thE division 11Tdng 10 tie number 81
iheiT Posts. Tor parade iIe lime az march s short
sud comrades are expected 10 preserve tie military
reputation 81 Indiana by their continuance in
column. The Commander hopes that, ar Tar pos
tile. cumFuhcs viii endcnv0f 10 wear tie blue No
one, however will be barred nom the parade on
tiiis account All viii DE welcome. Comrades
going VIA Indianapolis should cHdehvor 10 reach
this city by Sunday evening. The Headquarters
trhn vii letve Indianapolis 81 y3J q. m., Sunday,
AuE q wis Lake l.flc a Western Railroad pass
ing through Peru, North Manchester, Columbia
Gtyuud huburu; stopping only at regular stations
south peru. nnd reaching Detroit Monday morn
ann
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NEW YORK.

The following nppointmeT
Clarence T.. Holmes are hereb
William M. Bemus, Jamest'
Petit, BinghamtOn; Adi't, y.
Vernon q. NJ, W. VI. Ander
Insp'r. II. G.. II. Cooper. Roche
Ger, Geo. W. Land, SyTaeu.
John T.. Mason. Rome.
Glidden Camp. 6. Of ROei
bright little paper. The Giiidsi
voted To the doings of the Ca
the Order ia the Division
Camp IS composed OF Il hustle
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MYSTERY.
CONDUCTED BIZ YoUAxDr.

Choice original contributions and solutions
solicited from every reader Of The NATIONAL
IRIBUNE. Write puzzles on one side of paper,
apart from other communications Address
everything pertaining to this department. TO
4OUANDI," The NATIONAL TRIBUNE, WASH
ingtOB, ID. Q.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Department Commander ]. H. Duval was born
ia Virginia but left home Rt an early age for the
Far West. lie spent ID years ia the Rocky Mount
aims and on the prniries. Immediately nlicr tic
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r. o. CHESTER.
EEGENE.

In thousands Of homes Hoods Sarsaparilla d
constantly kept as u family medicine. Try il.