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Geld Watch, sig.I5.
no. SH5.

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE MODEL WATCH.
This is watch suitable for father or
son. We coll it THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
Model Watch" because, Gs patriotic Ameri-
cans. we are especially proud Of this pro-
ducton Of American industry. The move
mept Tor works. is made according to the
celebrated Walthap Riverside model. The
case il q gem CT the jewelers. art, being a
gold-flled case, with Two heavy sheets of
AK gold, making case that is for all pur-
poses as good as solid gold, and warranted
for 90 years.
Price, to our subscribers, Sl675, and they
can have either Open Face Or Hunting Case.
We feel confident that all who buy this
watch will think as highly of it as We do,
and be lust as proud of il. TOO.
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TWO FOR A QUARTER
A Grand Bargain for a Linn
tied Number of Farmers.

We have secured a few copies of the most
splendid volumes ever published by the Gov
eminent, relative to all branches Of farm
Ing, including grain, stock, fruit growing,
bee keeping, and forestry.
These works ere issued by the Govern
meni, and relate TO and cover the last two
crop yesrE.
They are securely bound in cloth, and con-
tain 200 large printed pages, gorgeously
illustrated with I0l colored plates, and o
folded maps. If issued by private pub
fisher these books would be worth $3.50
each. We have been able to get only few
Of them, and it viii be first come first served.
We vii send both volumes TO any ad-
dress in the United States, delivered free,
for only % cents.
Order at once.
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EaIls::..;c:i.! E. ss;.., =.
sss!>s@ g,s. -.

A men's-s u. "a-;i.... =. Eic.n Wat, i,
e'nai'lng s'-.ea ia.,.,,, "a - i ,:'cu i'-.-
&nce ana sa'.iy piEs,ass STA, WI s'inI and
setting aiuua -, st'td al I've latest i'm
provcmrn;S liz" e;s,,.=iS sold nj asel-silver,
oaen face nne tie s"rp-n - 'n,,,.e nf late
glass 50 heavy - ~ ,:;lhs;ai,d any stre'n.
Iiir usp"i Price at }sl;s W.lcl is $3.50 to
Si2.da. We senG ittJ 81 bscT. b rs by regis
tered mail for s5 80
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Full Jeweiasi Watch, $1,000.
Offer No. OF.

A genuine Walthan or EIgin 15-jeweled
Watch, containing all the great patents,
such rs compensation balance, safety pin
ion, stem winding and pendant setting ap-
raratus, Bregnet hair spring hardened and
tempered i'll form, patent regulator, etc,
fitted INTO heavy Dickel-s!iv>r case, open
face like that mentioned in Offer 70. 81.
The works alone in this Watch usually sell
at from $12 to S15. We send it by regis
tered mail to eny subscriber for $40 90
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Gold iss;a:oh,i Si2.00.
Offer No. .s2.

mems size Waitnam or Eigip go'd-filed,
open face, Watch, STEM wind and set, seven
jewels, aud all improvements; an accurate
time piece that looks just like e 800 solid
gold Watch. The case is guaranteed to wear
Is years. Watch clubs and retail jewellers
have been selling this Watch for S3S. Our
price by registered mail is only $12 60
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breech-loaders. Sold only to subscribers
The gun viii be boxed and sent to the
nearest railroad station for $40. The pur-
chaser will pay the express charges, which
will not be large, because we have arranged
to have shipment made from central point.
In ordering be sure to give your nearest
railroad station, because the guns are too
heavy to be sent by mail
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Solid Silver Waich $3.50.
Offer No. 81. Ladies' Size.

This ia a magnificent timepiece ca=ed in
solid silver, L. s. standard coin. The case
is neatly engraved, and any lady will prize
1t as an ornament. The works are made by
the great Trenton Watch Co. They are full
nickel and j3weled Throughout. with genuine
stones. They contain the wonderful COM
persation expansion balance, patent safety
rinion stem winding and setting apparatus
and all improvements. Every witch under
Offer No. 81 is specially tested by Cur expert
go tina: each particular watch viii rive per-
feet satisfaction. We have placed the price
so low that any lady may purchase one, but
we may feel Obliged to advance the price in
q short time.
Price tosubscribers. delivered free, Sc. so
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Solid Gold Engraved Watch
Only SIS.
Offer No. 20, Ladies' Size.

Just the Same as No. 81 In q solid gold,
engraved case. The engraving on this case
ID beautiful, being special design by great
artist. The gold il Standard u. s. Assay.
We have never offered handsomer watch
than this, and we never expect to do So
This reduction may not last long, aud we
may be obliged 70 advance this price soon.
Price. delivered free ss $500
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tuII Jeselod Gold Watch, $3.50.
Offer no. G5.

This is 15year guarantee gold-flied
wst"h-case, containing Il 15:jewe!ed move
ment and all Improvements mentioned
under Offer No. "a. Tn. case is beauti-
fully engraved, and is made by placing two
plates Of solid gold over q plate Of fine COM
position metal. This is an open-fiice Watch,
and we cannot recommend it TOO highly,
Sent TO any subscriber by reg;ste red mail
sSr only ....s SIS SO
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THE NEW
WINCHESTER SHOTGUN.
The Greatest Chance Ever Offered to
Get g FiFst-Class Gun.
REPEATER $40.
SOLD TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY.

The Winchester Arms
Co. has long held the
first place in the
wcrld for nanufac-
turing high-c!ass fire.
arms. By . special
arrangement we are
able 10 offer their
repeating shotgun at
a fraction Of its rea,
value. The maya.
zine or repeating gun
has superseded the
breech loader for field
shooting. This gun
has a 80 OF 32-inch
barrel and is 10 or IL
gage, according to
choice. IT carries six
loa 3ed shells and. has
a rolled steel barrel,
pistol grip stock 12a
inches in length, drop
q inches, and choke
bore. The 12-gage
gun weighs about a
lbs, and the 10-gage
gun about 81 lbs.
Wherever ii has been
introduced the maya
zine gun has super
seeded the breech
loader as effectuaIly
as the latter took the
place OF the muZzle-
loader. In all kinds
of field sport, from
wild geese to quail
shooting, the advan-
tage of having six
shots ready at a rise
instead of two is ap-
parent. In . actual
practice this gun can
be emptied of its six
shots in eight SEQ
onds by a good wing
shot. TIL o us an DIS
have been sold this
season to prairie
chicken shooters in
the West, and the
gun has made q
splendid record when
put to the test of the
"bag" in competition
with fancy priced
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OUR HOLIDAY BAZAAR.
An Opportunity for Our Readers to Shop
in the Metropolis

the last three have furnished as premiums and sold outright
5sutsr thousand of
SkS the whole field domestic life has been
sTSSO
10th In n
value 0rthe noneya
as the csto goodslo wholesale New York City,
to
nium
No Good c. O. I'D.
Address THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, Washington D. c.
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special Offer No. IA, Ladies' Size

A handsomely engraved solid gold case,
warranted to be AK. gold. U. S. Assay. We
use no foreign movements in this watch, but
all are either Elgin or Waltham, according
to tho wish of the purchaser. The works
are completely jeweled according to the
latest principles, by which the best results
are aohieved.sD This watch represents tho
triumph Of modern expert workmanship.
Each watch is a stem-wnder and setter and
contains compensation balance, patent safety
pinien, and tempered handspring owe will
send this elegant tiple-p;ece to any sub
scriber, delivery guaranteed and PREPAID, for
only yIS.OC
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SOLID GOLD WATCH, St7.25.

Special Offer No. Is, Ladies' Size.
This is a solid gold Waltham or Elgin
Watch, neatly engraved. The works con-
tain the same Improvements as those in No
IA, and the case is a celebrated Brooklyn
Granger" We will send this watch, deliv-
cry guaranteed and prepaid, for only
The National tribune., 1892-12-22
No. ae5.

No. 2es ts gentemsnis scarf O lsdys lece pin IA
Che form Of which is heavily gold plated and
ie middle of which is handsome imitation diamond.
The National tribune., 1892-12-22

No. 28-Ladies' Biaritz 6-button length b
tan, pearl, English reds, browns, states, and
black good-fitting and durable. Per pair,
post paid -. S0c.
Can furnish any Of the above with en-
broidery the same color Of glove or blsak,
These are considered good value in xsH
York for 81.
No. 2S-Heavy dog skin, ladies' gsnslstS
suitable for driving or street wear e s
pair, postpaid. 81s3D
No. 30-Eight-buttoned glaee, rssl lid,
mousquetaire; warranted, In any eolss -
CURED. Per pair. :. -. 91.90
Also, can furnish any Of the light sasdas
with black embroidery or of the sans sslss
a glove.
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REMEMBER, we furnish this ma
shine with q complete set of attachments,
srated and delivered on board cars or boat,
for S22. including one years subscription
10 The NATIONAL TRIBUNE
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GOLD WATCH, LADIES' SIZE.
- ~ No. 10.

30. 10 is scvrn,j weled Waltham or
= IN watch, in handsome cngine-turned
!, ,n,ir, c,se in this case the ring, joints
,hnr h-pi, CO, and al rats subjected to con-
slant use. are made of solid gold. The case
j, c He'd gold filed and it is as durable a.
solid geld. and much stronger. The manu-
f:c urers guarantee Iii; case to wear 20
wears. The works in iii watches we sell are
ro,L for f,nru 10 to 40 ye.rs.
Sold TO subscribers only, delivered free,
Tor Slh|o
silver Watch, Ladies' Size.
No. 20.
This is a solid coin silver Waltham or
Elgin Watch. The works contain seven
Jewels, sten, wind and set, and all improve
m-n,s This watch is inst rs good and
handsome as solid gold watch. Sold to
subscribers only, delivered free, for only
$3.50
The above watch is especially suitable
for girls. 1t is full ladies' size. The
Waltham and E'gin Companies make no
distinction between ladies' and girls
watches.
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GOLD WATCH $I2
Offer No. 20, Ladies' size

Just the same works as No. 81 In a case
made Of two plates of solid gold, stiffened
with a plate of fine composition metal. This
case is guaranteed by the manufacturers 10
wear just like solid gold for Is years.
Price. delivery guaranteed &l1. 90
The National tribune., 1892-12-22
HARNESS, SADDLES, BUGGIES.

We have secured for our readers lot of
Eurray's buggies, saddles and harnesses
which we will sell below cost
GIN or y,,-nn., ,ro ,{for 60, o.
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Mr.. Carnegie made strong representations to the
authorities at Washington. and later wrote letter
TO Mrs. McEwan, telling her that her claim had
been allowed by the United States Government.
Mr. Bruce hopes that monuments to soldiers OF
the civil war will be raised in London Paris, Ber-
lin, and other places in Europe where are the
graves of men who fought for the United States.
In reference to the new illustrated book which
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE will offer to its holiday
readers Ohio newspaper says:
Mrs. Kate Brownlee Sherwood spent some weeks
in New York following the Washington Encamp-
ment. where she arranged for the publication OF
Columbian epic, Dream of the Ages" to be Illus
trated by original drawings by one OF the h ar,
illustrators of America, J. E. Kelly, equally dis.
tinguished sculptor and Illustrator. Inc BOOK
will! be published by the Century printers, IN the
M a s'y IDEAL Io oq
Dream OF the Ages" is a picture of the Conflict
between Civilization and Bsrbarism. in, which,
Columbia" makes her choice OF Civilization and
receives the usual penalties and rewards Of
progress. The whole closes with apostrophe 70
columbia. Dream of the Ages" The book will
be ready for the Holidays and numerous orders are
now in. Here IRE the closing stauzas
"Hail, Columbia, dream of the ages, nor scepter,
sword IL is thine,
Nor the slendor of siaid superstition, nor the seal
of the oil and the wine,
In the hearts of thy kith aud thy kindred thy
guerdons of fealty shine.
In the swit-surging swirl of the city, in the sunny
siestas of ease,
whirl plains continental, sail Ger invinci-
BILE seas.
Where the pennons of liberty rufie their rudy
red folds to the breeze.
There thy realm in benefcent beauty is bending
in blessings above,
In the calm of n tender compassion like the brood
ing white wings of dove.
For To- from the shadows of Nations has risen the
Kingdom of Love.
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THE VERMONT BRIGADE.

The Last Flag Carried by Them Presented
to the State by Col. Merritt Barber.
The following communication was recently
received by Adjutant General Peck. OF YER
mont, dated st. Paul. Mimi, Sept. 20, 1892:
DEAR GENERAL: have mentioned TO you here
tofore my intention to send you the last brigade
flag of the old Vermont Brigade, which has been in
my possession since the All these yenrs
have had it in my mind to prepare record OF the
service of the brigade under It, to place with the
flag in your office n continuation of the sent
there by me in 1865. The flag with its record goes
forward to Montpelier to-day by express, prepaid
About year more ago wrote you for a copy
of the record that prepared for the flag sent
IN '65 and you stated ia reply That there
record To be found either with the flag with the
letter on file i'm your office transmitting IT to Gen.
WasIburn ] was positive that prepared and seAt
such II record, and while at home during the past
year came across Bennington newspaper of the
time containing n copy of the record, and have
reproduced IL and vouch for IL rs being true
copy of the one prepared and sent with the flag
originally have prepared these records on strong
parchment paper and suggest that each be placed
with or attached to- the flag to which 1t belongs.
Hoping that these contributions will be of in
teresi, / remain. General, very respectfully, your
obedieRt servant, Nj. BARBER,
Lieut. Col. and Asst Adpt-Gen. U. 8. A.; formerly
AdJt-Gen.. Vermont Brigade.
The flag has accordingly been received by
the Adjutant- General, and will be duly de-
posted with the other battletlags of the Yer
mont troops in the Statehouse at the Capital.
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TRIBUNE ExcHANGE-wANTED.

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE Exchange will be de-
voted solely TO the exchange of souvenirs. Any
thing pertaining to business must be sent to the
advertising department.
To Exchange: Minerals and cn=ios for
relics.-Jaines r. Gregory. Box 100. Lamar. Mo.
Prize for best letter. autographs with ail.-Winnie
GlAspy, Nina, Pa. Prize for prettest phs ;
also letters exchanged with and daughters of
Co. +, Gath Ohio-E.hel +. Hayes Medicine Lodge,
Kan.
Wanted: c. C.'s 10 know that my present address
is South Russell, ST. Lawrence County, N. Y.-mary
J. Phillips.-Menibers 10 know that my address is
Ella Anderson.
Postal autographs: Alice and Howard M. Put
nam, Fredonia n. Y: Grace NJ. Young, Railroad
Pa. Mrs. II. II. Mcneil, Rrdgeton, Pa Alverta
Beubiitz, Railroad. Pa. Tennie Smith Greenup.
KY; Huldah Bailey, West Finley. Pa; Annie
Wood, simpsons Store, Pa; May Mckenzie, Smp-
sons Store, Pa; l. Fay Sutton Box 704. Carbon
dale Pa
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Read "Bctter than Pension" on page A.
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Veterans anxious to Find Their COmrades-Who
Can Aid Theml

Can Aid Theml
ITO ISoUIREgs: There awaiting inser-
ton ScrCTal hundred inquiries for addresses As
each must take lis turn those received now can.
not appear for at least three months Writers will
please iucose two-cent stamp for use in answ err
ing inquiries by letter. BY watching our Reunion
columns the addresses of Secretaries who have regi-
mental rosters may be ascertnned.
Information or the addresses Of the following
named persons are greatly desired for various
reasons:
HosPITAL.-Of Surgeon. Hospital agricultural
wareiousc), Louisville. KY, between Dec l, 1861.
dress of said Surgeon; by Theo. circuit. Minneap-
oils Mimi.
IIlIxors.--of Co. C. 10th ILL., by G. s. Warner,
aIIscEILANEoUs.-OfR Henry Weaver, who had
charge of Hospital a. Nashville, Tenn, 1862, '63;
also a one ai Tnlahoms Tenn: 1861 6s; BY L. NJ
of Holmes County, o., who went to California in
1910, aud supposed to have enlisted there by Mar
gareita G. Trapp corner Fourth and Pawnee
streets. Leayen worth. Kan.-Of - Beland or
Belland by Eugene Be,land, Valparaiso. Neb-
or VIM Bumpus, supposed to have enlisted from
Indiana Ohio; of those who know anything OF
him: by Mary Bumpus. Mount Vernon. O.-Of
jacob ID. Gross; OF Joseph II. Gross; by J. L.
Gross. Cheney, Kan.-Of company Andrew
VAR, supposed to have enlisted from Michigan or
Wisconsin,: of those who know anything of him
by w. r. Bishop. California, Mo.
NEBRAsKA.--of Joseph Dougherty, Co. Q. list
Neb. Cav last heard of had reenlisted as a veteran
at Fort Kearney. Neb.: by Mrs. Rebecca Dougherty.
Mrs. Mary Starke 29a2 NJ street. Georgetown,
d. C.
NEW YoRK.-Of Co. /. 51st n. Y, who knew
Michael Byrnes; Of what battles he was engaged in
and where killed and buried: by Mrs j. l.. Hoover,
OberIin, Kan-Of 2ith n Y. Cav. Qst Provisional
Cav, especially Co. q; by jeremiah Barry, care
+. j. Mccullough, Carson City. New.
OHIo-of Emanuel Spangler, II. p Maynard,
Robt. Fields aud others, Co. A, lS9th Ohio in train
wreck between Huntsville. Ala, and Brownsville,
Tenn. Fall 1865: by J. f. Brown. Barnes. Kan
OF Frank Corbin. lS6th Ohio; by w. Z. Metcalf
Brantford, Canada.
PENNsYLvANIA.-Of Saul Bellman, Jos. Robin
son. Co. E. 55th Pa. by Haley Wren, Lucas, lows
tell you, sir, the old soldiers will not vote for
10 at No, Yar
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LOYAL MEW0RKERS
r Nat,a- Pro patria

@ c Motto: ITO I'ntrfa-
&C. Flower: Forgei-me-not.
Objects c. &: Progress. patriotism.
Price silver badge: One dollar.
All regular readers of THE NATIONAL tribune
may lee enrolled LOYAL Home Workers free. and
40 bcrc,rrc members Of the Conversation Club and
contrib i'e,F- to The several departments.
Coniril ifiurs will please add To Tie address on
fbeir envelopes: LOYAL fomeW orkers' or &C,
e. facilitate The handling of mail.
References required of new members desiring
correspondence
New members aud those old members of the
G q who have not had their pictures published IN
The Picearc tinilcry requested 10 forward The
same TO The lliior. Ut is necessary that cabinet
sized ihoorrap hs he sent IN order TO insure Rooo
il-enesses Photograph and sketch must accom-
pauy each other. and each picture must have name
and address ola tie back.
Tie n r G. e. Guards is n band of the c. c.
organizcsi in Boston Aug 49, $780, for uiual benefit
md the more practical enforcement OF the prn-
cipes OF pairiutism and progress 10 which The
c. e. stand pledged
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EDITORS CHAT.
A. Few Words to Loyal Homeworkers on
Special Subjects.
INTELLECTUAL TRAINING.

INTELLECTUAL TRAINING.
President Eliot, Of Harvard College. in lecture
On the ant aud processes Of inteileclualizaiion,
gives the following rules for developing the rea-
eoning powess Of tie student:
l. To observe.
e To record what he observes.
.. To compare observations and draw differences
4. To express his thoughts.
To put Lhe rules IN common phraseoloey We
eare-
4. Keep yonr eyes open.
u Jol down what you see
9. Compare this with that, and draw your own
conclusions.
4. Tell what you know. and when you done
sop.
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Group stripped of its Terror.

Schiffmann's Asthma Cure promptly relieves the
most violent attack. Mothers of croupy children
will find it handy when needed Trial package
free of druggists or by mail. DR.. r. schii'mann,
ST. Paul Mimi.
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CONVERSATION CLUB.

Rules Of The C3ub.-1. Write briefly. Write only
one side of the paper 8. Write 10 the point T.
Write subject. g. Write your best. 6. Each
week the names of those writing the best letters
style, COMPOSITION spelling penn,anshp and gen.
eral merit considered-will be named at the head
Of This column on the Honor Roll. First honor
will include a of these requirements Second
honor will include deficiency III some one point.
No others will be named.
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tell sou, sir, the old soldiers will not vote TO
Cleveland. lie cannot carry New YOrk.-Gen. d
u
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SUNDAY MEDITATION.
A Study of the International Sunday
School Lesson Appointed for Nov.
6, 1892.
g., 1892.

Subject: Herod Agrippa SITS. James and
Peter. Acts. IL: 1-i9.
Zone reading these notes shond first careful'y
study the paragraphs from the Holy Scriptures as
indicated above.
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WHAT PLEASED HER MOST.

FRIENDS THE G. c.: II was my privilege to
visit Washington during the recent GAR En-
cnmpment, and 10 attend the reception given by
the &. c. Guards. was a stranger ali the G. c.
but the brother who introduced me, but never
received hcartier welcome anywhere.
The two great works Of architecture and sculpt-
that pleased me al Washington were the
Capitol and the Waa...ssgton Monument. The
beautiful historic paintings in the former were of
much interest and value TO The grandeur of
the latter with me wherever was. 1t seemed
to be always in sight; when saw ii from Airing
ton WAS awed; when / saw it beautified by the
searcil-light with the red. white aud blue was
awed still more By the way. believe this monu-
nent is tile highest in the world 555 feet. Before
close allow 10 introduce my brother. Howard NJ.
Putnam, who wishes TO join your number. Yours,
loyally-Ace Putnam, Fredonia n. Y.
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OUR ROLL caLL-NEw MEMBERS.

THE letters VS.. mean veterans son, v.d. veter-
ms daughter and Wv veterans widow: members
ofassociatious will be marked S.V. and D.V.l
Georgia A. Martin, v.d. 3ith Ky. zoos Morton
avenue. Louisville, KY; Fannie r. Ewin. v.d.
63d Ind, Weston, Ore; Florence NJ. Foster,
Lemond, MINI. Jennie V. Dorenlus. 81 Dat
street, East Orange. N j.; Ada l.. Doremus. East
Ella Dusenberry. Randall, w. Va; Jessie +.
Blaney, Kngwood, w. Va; Lizzie Shaffer, King
wood. w. Va; L. A. Arnold, South Norwalk,
Conn: n. Sutorus, VS., Windsor. Mo-; Flora +.
Detrick. vd., Gettysburg. Pa; Susie NJ Hall, v.d.,
Granger, Mimi; Howard n. Putnam, Fredonia.
y. Y; Groydn G. Edgccon,be, v.d., Marion, Kan;
Dollie RosenCran,s. vd., Clarence Roseugrants.
VS., Grant, Neb.; Nettie Miller. Ada Bley. Lulu
Cricks. v.d.. Grace Bley and Mamie Haley. PUNK
sutawney, Pa. Total, Is, 100
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HOME FROM WASHINGTON.

am home safe from my trip 10 Washington, and
IL was a very enjoyable / wish To say to those
interested that the e. &. photograph groups taken
Chester. n. Y. Box go. very good. Any one
can secure by sending IS cents; do not send
postage stamps. Pro Patria-Addie Stevens Port
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A fresh. crisp Vienna roll split in two, buttered
nicely with -,ry esh butter. with about tw table,
leaves aud little sait spread between them; a
small jar Of grape jelly extract OF meat jars saved
fer that pnrissfsr. suugly closed with the cork be-
lie OF sealded milk Chat Is milk taken from the fire
the minnie it ilas reached The boiling point, and
bottled when cooledl: and I've a neat little bone
spoon for i.n The jelly 9Th. The whole lunch
packed in "a beautifully white naiki in a little
willow basket