The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-06-16

the question OF the Gay, Rs IOuE NOW oihcfs
were present. The Dorcas Circle disbsnded; beina
I much like the Local Circles. 1t was thought un.
necessary To the Guards all, would say work to
your engagements and to each other. Pro Patrfa-
Ida M. Raybert, Commander New Jersey Gnaros
Newark. N. j.
CLUB WHISPERS.
There has been some misunderstanding through
the sketch beneath my picture which npPsared, 10
tiers and autographs forwarded from Ataissa,
Iowa, where was born. hope there will be no
further Misunderstanding L. Heberiing'
Hill City. Kan.
Another c. c. has gone to Join the Grand @. G:
above Brother Will Hecker. Chester HILL ", died
1888, and was q loyal, true member with a noble
Christian character and genial ways. which en-
deared him to all who knew him. BESIDES his pa
rents he leaves sister and three brothers to mourn
his loss. Let us extend to them our deepest SYM
pathy and thus help 10 make their burden lighter.
*. Leona Stuber. Utica, n. Y. .
Through curiosity, and to see how mary replies
will get, offer prizes follows: have vessel
filled with beans. and to the first person guessing
| nearest the number will give G. g. badge; 10
the person guessing nearest to the average oil
guesses, l will give a souvenir; to the person
guessing nearest to half why of the lowest and
highest guesses. souvenir Tho above offer closes
20 days from date of this TRIBUNE.-James w.
Lauermnn. Wetzeli, Mich
l wish to call your attention TO the Self-help
Club Its aims are good. and / think 1t would be
an aid to many who are studying at home TO De-
come members II has a course laid out for all tho
common branches and some OF the higher III you
wish to become Self helper you can do so by send
ing your address aud 10 cents. membership ices 10
w. H. Winkley, Secretary, Ciearfield. Iowa. Yours
OF the c. CT. @. Young, Lock Box 20, Dexter,
Iowa.
j say "honor to whom honor Is due" Columbus
should have all the honor to which his act entities
him. and that Is the discovery of America, Lelf
Erickson no Left Erickson. Columbus, though
he died In shame, poverty, and disgrace, VIII be
known through all history as eof the grandest,
noblest men who lived. His achievements
Will be recorded In the annals OF time s the great
eat and most glorious deeds known to history. FRO
Patria-Francis Stevens. Waco, Neb.
/ fully agree with Will s. Barnett In regard to
Christian people. temperance people. woman 9
In their fullest sense and our c. G. grows TO what
it ought to be- will. indeed, have the best coun-
try on earth also want TO speak woru III favor
OF the G. @. Aid Society. Think OF the good we
may do the old comrades of our fathers who served
with them in defense Of our grand old Union Let
now that they getting old sick and helpless
Let havo the G. c. Aid Society at once.-Esiie
Ii. Hansford. Somerset, Ky.
DEAR c. c.: / wonder to how many OF us 10 10
plain that we have n great influence in the world
As we look back over past lives, we see how
they have been greatly altered by orr associates,
and this proves to ahnt our lives must have
altered theirs. Our deeds. our looks. aud even our
thoughts have their influence on those around US
although may be unconscious OF thls.-Iarrle
Buniz, Terre Haute, Ind
Think Mr.. Petcrs's opinion OF exchanging pho-
tographs is correct. Any one who wishes TO re.
ceive should certainly be willing to give, and IL
high aud noble principles Of progress and patriot
ism, there can be more harm in the exchange
of photographs than in that Of letters ana auto
graphs.-Minerva 81. Seese, Box 1l5 Kcnt, Wash.