The National tribune., 1892-01-28

grRndy good iime- for ourselves " we
will but live worthy of them. Compared with
ages that have been our times are the noon to
the twilight Let a.. Then. accept aud improve
them as part OF The huuutiful frovidence Of God,
who gives everything good for tle time and per
feet Of lis kind PRO Particularly L. McGTAil, 10
Bates street, Providence X. 1.
WHAT WAS 1T?
late ono afternoon two men could be seen trudg-
Ing along toward &.
The clouds which had been gathering since noon
rose and increased. The very mir scllanged aud
chilled; the winds rose, and the branches of the
trees rustlcd aud turned up their leaves n fright.
Everything announced the approach Of the storm.
Then darkness fell; vivid flashes Of lightning
gored the sky aud the thunder crashed VA Tue
stiffness. Yet. strange TO say, these men noticed II
not, for q hercer temptest was raging IA their
hearts. They had begun 10y disputiug, but now
Their words were hot and fierce. The older ahd
stronger OF the two unable 10 control himself
longer raised his heavy wal king stick poised II an
instant in the air before descending, then there was
Notwithstanding crash. aud man lay 10y the
roadside with still, white face turned up 10 the
angry sky, while the other could be seen fleeing
away ia the darkness.
The next morning "A farmer. passing the spot on
ms way 10 market was startled To see the body OF
a man 10y the roadside. lie examined the body.
but could find no marks that lac thought caused
Can YOU
Five cents must accompany each guess. money
10 go toward a Michigan Division flag. Everyone
- Tree 10 guess, aud the first two from every stale
sending correct answer viii receive pretty s9HNs-
mir for their q. 4. Cabinet Pro Patria-lda l..
Sawyer, Big Rapids, Mich.
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS.
DEAR C. C.: We are organization, formed not
Tor profit, but To iuCulcate love OF country hhd
patriotism among sex, aud TO promote equal
rights and universal liberty to all; 10 aid lhe vet.
trhn aud his widow aud orphan when helpless hnd
ln distress, aud 10 aid those in our order VINO are
worthy aud needy.
Love of country prompted our fathers 20 shoulder
the musket aud march TO the front to DE, II need nee,
be- that future generations might enjoy land
from which the shackles OF slavery had been lot
ever loosed.
Love of country prompted US 20 organize n so
cieiy. that the memory Of the Nations dead might
he pcrpetuated forever
our couuiry's need called our fathers, aud they
obeycd it's call. Our fathers need called Us, And
could we then say may? Now we call you. VIII
you say may?
Let every loyal daughter whose father served In
the Union army 81 the late war rally 10 the stan
dard, Who will be frstg
We invite correspoudence.-Nellie A. King, Ma
tonal Senior Vice and General Correspondent,
Massillon, o.
CLUB WHISPERS
Can anyone tell me where ! can send 10 get proof
coins 81 the new series after they are lssued-JOe
u, Young, Bellevue. Iowa.
notice that AL ia Picture Gallery do mol give
their age. ] think that Just important as TIE
color Of hair aud eyes. IL II very lonesome here,
| and would Toe 80 glad 10 hear from the q. G. THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE Is a paper no Que la sympathy
/ with the dear boys ia blue should be without-D
/ NJ. Hunt, NatCryillc MINI.
| ] an little girl 10 years old. 20 to school
] fNflN nay mere are ollN oiA puiAA-s Aih
the only girl. ! have half mile TO walk, but tie
road Is good.-Myrlle r. Gordon, Hancock. MINI.
Why don't we write more about our homes
scenery, birds, plants, etc. My home 10 now Ia
Omio, n. D.-Auuie }. C0rbin.
Every true son aud daughter Of a veteran should
support our loyal band. The good work has ONLY
commenced. LET u 20 on, thai we may bc raised
| TO higher plane. 80 keen is the competitive
/ spirit Of the age that the advantage 81 knowledge
ia The struggle for advancement - apparent TO all
! Let work for an education, for ourselves, aud
! the advancement 81 ALL Let us work for the dear
old TRIBUNE, and increase the strength and lHilu-
/ enoe Of our band. While a recent visit to Ann
| ArbOr I attended "A :. al V. Campfire, and, 10 my
! surprise. Brother Julius w. GogaTu was one OF tho
| speakers He made grand, patriotic speech that
| was received with storms Of applause.-C L. Bow
! dish SiOckbrdge. Mich.
nice. safe way 10 send Division dues Is 10 take
piece 81 pasteboard, cut hole ia q large enough
to hold the coin. place the coin In the hole, aud
paste paper either side OF u 10 keep Il "a place
/ Who knows better way :-Illhel Tee. Gushing
| Mich.
/ ! beg 90 disagree with the Q. C. who answered
/ the question iu Curious Corner as follows: Tho
R8mcFy, Ala. Feb e. 1851" This was la no -cnse .
90 Secession Convention" but "a meeting: Of the Con
4 fedcrate Congress. The first real Secession Con
/ yeniiOn was held Dec. 10 lSOO.-JOc :. stevens
Orange Mass.
] A great sorrow las come into our house aud
am sure we have the sympathy 81 ala. Little Map
Giles ANA her twin sister both dead. aud oui
/ home Is desolRte.-Mrs Warren Giles, Richmond
| willie. NY.
am forming an EntomoIogist Circle. aud would
like 10 hear from every person collecting insects
| The object D. 10 help each other enlarge our col
| leciloHs and advance know ledge among tncn.-
! Frank Il. Knowles, Spencer, Iowa.