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POINTERS
Under this heading we shall answer all questions
pertaining 10 the Campaign OF Education Persons
pursuing the course should read pointers care
fully.
The following is the analysis of Coupon No. 10:
Biggest "B" "G" and small loop In ~ place.
Druggist. I'D" hook r." &c" and small loop In
"F'' place.
Blacklist. "B" hook ''I.." TX" and small loop in
''F'' place
Digest; ID" -" and small loop In "F' place.
Jester "J' and large loop in "F' place.
Poster "P" and large loop In F." place
Drug store. ID" hook r. "G' and large loop In
"F-" place
c. W.: We can furnish all the back numbers.
You may take up the work with any issue OF the
paper. You should read each article closely before
taking up the next.
f. H. r.: Whenever &c" takes the soft sound az
In sponge" It Is represented by the oblique heavy
stroke -" Note carefully the Illustration OF Cou
pom in to-day's paper.
W. J. c.: The haIf-ehgth principle has been fully
explained in the early articles You should secure
all the back nun bers to make intelligent progress.
J. T. p: Confne your practice 10 the words that
appear In the coupons. You will soon be fitted to
write any word In the language.
G. w: halfength "B" and circle In the -
place would read BITS" The circles read wher-
ever written. Hooks are always read directly after
the consonant to which they are Joined.
L. NJ. The loops read wherever written.
When In the first place they read before the con-
sonant and when written in the last place they are
read after the consonant TO which they are Joined
II. e. A.: We do not recognize position writing
We employ about thirty word signs. which will be
presented nj the proper time.
NJ. e. b.: Simply read the articles carefully II
IL not necessary memorike them. The Tribune's
method is so constructed that each article presents
an epitome OF the preceding one You should. how
NJ. s. r.: by comparing your work with the
analysis you will easily determine whether or moi
your coupons correct.
y. u. C.: When CO.. takes the hard sound OF
TX, as In cap" 1t IL represented by the lgh,
horizontal stroke: when soft. In the word
price. II Is represented by the small circle The
letter co. has sound OF its own; II Is either TX,
or IS" ~
NJ l.. c.: It is true that there two SIS in the
word pass" In shorthand write only the
sounded letters; Pass Is spelled Theoretically
pas. and is therefore written In shorthand ..p'
end circle In the f. place. Spell wholly BY sound
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rors verbs advebs prexes. suix's. adjec'Nes pfopr
nouns allow ed Anything that is legitimate w"rd VIII
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QrarEers.


rINIiTOR.-A. Stone tYae). 56i FIFTH ave- ex
l. perienced in college preparatory instruction. Recon-
mended by Rev Dr. Greer "a conscientious and com
petent educator"
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Train. leave W. 42i st Station. ~ Y. as follows and
II m earlier from FOOT Franklin ST.:
:I:,O A. M Daily. Local to Buffalo. - p..
iIiI5 A. 81 Daily FOR Albany tt,ca syracn,s nc
ii .;s5 A. NJ Daily. except sunday. 70 Ca,:S MoTn-
Albany. Utica Saratoga Caldwell Lake George Paror
Goo r. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Rochestcr Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
cleveland Chicago and -. Louis. - .
.:45 r. n pay excep, sunday. for Utica. syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo. ,,
SIS p n Dailv Tor Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochester
buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Ceveand oh'-
cago and 81 Louis
Time tables at rrncnsl hotels and Offices -
N'N {, II T.NBTRT General Passenger Agent
- Vanderbilt ave. New York.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

leav" New-loik foot OF Liberty ST.. daily
CHICAGO. T. NJ. AID ~ 10 night.
ril1sIiL 10, 3.3u ex. sun, sun. ~ Is night.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 10 a. m. y M "A
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lilo a. M Dining carr. . 80 dining carr spWuS ~ ~
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u; m Dining Carr. dining Car. dining car' '~~
night
NORFOLK. II 20 A. M daily. ...
NEw-oRLEANs. Through Sleeper. $50 o. m SSune~
200 m).
Al train: are Illuminated with Pinsch L!shs ,.,s n
i2! scwery n Y. $50 St Fuiton-st Prookiyn sss
FOOT Of Liberty st.. ~. c. r. r. Of y. J. 0a5geee esS
from hotel q yes:dGnce 70 destination. - -
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Railroads.
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RAILROADS..
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Proadwsy Astor House and foot OF Desbrosses aad
o,,lapdt streets: Street. SD Fulton street
tpaaJway And Brooklyn station foot Of Fulton
street Brooklyn: Station. jersey cy. me New York
ransfer Company viii call for and check baggage from
hoteis and residences through 10 destination
notrrrss ppEVOcT !. y. WOOD
- al cars,,I Manoee- General Pass'r Agent
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feaal Notices.

~ tPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- Yerk-Henry De Forest weekes Plaintiff against
f.oro Ia MAZDA Louis la Nadia. Pietro Andreo John
NJ 0srdner as Assignee OF Carlo La Mazda. Louis Ia
MAZDA and Pietro Andreoll composing the nrm OF La
Dsf"ndans Plaintiff desires trial to be had In the City
ana County o New-York. summons.
TO the above named Defendants: You hereby sum
rnon.d answer the complaint In this
a copy OF your the Plaintiffs Attorney within
twenty after the service OF this
Of the day service and In OF failure
pear or ahxer Judgment will taken agains, YOU 6y
default for the relief demanded In the complaint Dated
New York, September ID 1919.
ARTHUR ID. WEEkES. Plaintiffs Attorney,
Olce and p. o. address, Ne. 5S Wal. Street. NewYork
city.
To Louis La Mazda and Pietro Andrcoii:
The foregoing summons Is served upon by pubca
tion pursuant order OF Hon. Charles r. MacLean,
Justice Of the Supreme Court State OF New-York dated
the 9Th day OF October. 1896. amended the 9th
day OF November 1896 said orders being nied with the
complaint In the oice Of the Clerk Of the city and County
OF NewYork at the County Court House. New York city.
October 9th and November 9th. 1896. respectively
Dated New-York. Nov o. isD0
ARTHUR D. wEEKES
rlaintins Attorney.
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ANEW CAMPAIGN0F EDUCATION
TWENTY PRACTICAL AND SIMPLE LESSONS IA
USEFUL ACCOMPLISHMENT


REASONABLE ~
AVERAGE sPEAhEH oN
EVERYTHING MADE CLEAR
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THERE WILL BE SUBWAY PLAISANCE.
The arrangements for the Commercial travellers
Fair are being pushed rapidly to completion the
Subway Plaisance which is TO be one of the feat
ures of the fair promises to be interesting 1t VIII
contain many of the features of the famous Mid
way of the Chicago Fair but none OF the objection
able entertainments will be permitted. The plais-
ance is to be in the cellar of the Garden ana VIII
occupy the entire basement The room Will be ap-
propriatelv decorated and divided off into booths.
All nationaties will be represented by booths and
each booth will be presided over by a bevy OF
hr!eht-eyed and osy-cheeked girls. Dancing, sing
ing and playing musical Instruments VIII also
be included in the side shows and the whole anair
girls who are to take part in the entertainment
on the Subway Plaisance was held yesterday a1ter,
noon There were bout thirty girls on hand. and
the entertainment outlined will doubtless be at
tractive
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Cost an0 founn.

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I OsT.-Bankbook No. 603 OBS. Rank for savings. 2S0
~ Fourth Ave. New-York Payment stopped. Please
return book to Bank.
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nj 'sn prhI;sHER Of Manchester; England. wishes to
Nl correspond with American music publisher with
view 20 mutual representation Advertiser traveller
continually on the road, who In position pcpusrize
and ntrnduce musical publications
j. SINCLAIR. 40. oxford Street. Manchester England
New-York tribune., 1896-12-11
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
tAnthracIte coal used exclusively)
On and after Nov 90 1S96.

(Anthracite coal used exclusvelyo
-Four tracks Automatic BLOCK signals
On and after Nov. % 1898
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty st.
For rason Behlshem AsnSwn Maain io Snlse isS "a
i TO Esstcn, $40 q 90 20 AIlentown, p ~ sundsN
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
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check baggage from hotels or residence to destination
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot of Chambers ST.
FOL ows and minutes earle from West I'D 81,
O.AA A. M.-Nestbued Express Daily FOR Wavery.
C.VV Binghamtor. i:lmira Buffalo. Bradford Ar'i"
Buffalo 500 =. NJ. Parlor To Eurslo. III.
200 as ic Ssc La sa sSus"a"a ss %' s Gsy i
Cleveland -:lO A. NJ. Chicago ) T. " seepes
Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati pnns
100 =. M.-iiunalo and Cleveland Vestibuled Ei-
l'')U press Daily arrives Buffalo 15 A. NJ. Brac-
ford 7:l5 \. NJ. jamestown 500 \. NJ; SIesS
land l:i5 =. NJ Sieepers Buffalo and slese
land making direct connections for DetroI
chicago and the West. rw
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falo Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car .v
TINiCKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND rt'Ll,MAs
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700 Frilton-st. 1uG Br, adway Brooklyn 2p Hudson
IIohoksn Jersey city station. Wesco Express can
for and checks Luggage from hotels and residences
destination.
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ARTICLE NO. IL.


GIFTED
will be
oef
and
tor for inspection
quryo olumnim Immediately lesson"
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.osr.-Dankhook No. Iooss7 Bank for sayns.. $50
turn book to bank 80.
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cRowN1Na TUE ALTAR.

When all have spoken, the music begins and
O column forms with the boys on the right with
their flags and the girls on the left with their
flowers. If there is room on the stage pretty
march may be executed.
AT THE CEMETERY.
When "Columbia's Memorial" is given Mt
the cemetery, the flags and flowers may be de-
posted on n mound or other memorial to the
unknown dead, or upon the soldiers plot, or al
the soldiers monument, the children marching
to music two and two.
Columbus Memorial" illustrated and &C
companied by appropriate music, appears IN
the Memorial Day number Of the Acme Harer-
sack, Syracuse, n. Y; price 10 cents q copy.
The following song, written for Columbia
Memorial" by Comrade J. c. o. Redington.
and set to original music, is designed to be
sung when the boys aud girls are depositing
their flowers and flags:
SLEEPING SOLDIERS SLEEP.
By Comrdde Redington.
Sweet be the slunber of heroes at rest,
Sleeping the sleep that Glory gave;
Fame has with gratitude every name blessed,
Proudly with honor crowned each grave.
Noble in grandeur their sclf-sacriiicc,
Battling for right, for others died;
Built they n monument piercing the skies,
Records and deeds no grave can hide.
Over our heroes spread beautiful flowers,
Let the old flag above them wave;
These dead are dead, yes! all of them ours:
Rescung us, their lives they gave.
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1st girl-We are the children banded true
For those who wore the loyal blue.
I'd girl-For those who won undyiug fame
When storms and sorrows overcame.
Sd rrl-For those who sleep meath sun and dew,
Above whose graves we flowers strew.
4th girl-For those in consecrated ground,
Where v"ior sieapS Us sleep profound.
5lb girl-For those who ip some lonely spot
Await tie sweet forget me-not.
9th girl-For those who from the smoke and flame
Ofawfui battle never came.
9TH girl-For those who fell beside the sea-
Forever blest in memory.
Sth girl-For those who sormed the mountain
hight
And bore old Glory to the light.
9th grl-For those who sleep their last long sleep
Where grateful hearts sit own aud weep
10Th girl-For those who fell in storm and smoke
With bodies buried and spirits broke.
1lih girl-For those who never more will come
Again To friends aud earthly home.
18th girl-For those who went througe bloody wars
To save Columbia's Stripes and Stars
COLUMBIA.
o, loyal children. softly go
And sirew the blossoms white ms snow
The violes and the roses red,
Above Columbias saintcd dead.
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TIE GRAND ARMY,
What is Being Done by The Veterans
for The Good of the Order.
He Was n Soldier.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: j read that
some State in the West claims TO have the
youngest GAR. man. He proves TO be a
drummer boy, enlisted at eight years. have
no right to dispute the mans word. but 1t looks
absurd that boy of eight years would be al
lowed to enlist in the Government service as a
soldier.
.o. Now. will tell you my record. was SOL
dier, and consider that 1 am one of the young
est men who enlisted aud carried gun. j was
born July IL. 1850. j enlisted Aug. IL, 1864
and went with my company as a soldier
was in the LIST Colo. battery. i am the young
est soldier in this part of the country. i be-
long to Gen. Fred Landus Post 80, Depart
ment Of Washington and Alaska.-R. II. MAR
TIN Pennington Wash
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When given in nall the exercise may be
arranged as follows: In the center of the stage
and somewhat back should be placed an altar
draped with flags Columbia takes her station
to tho left OF tho altar and little to the rear.
On her right flag bearer holds the Stripes and
Stars. Behind and ON either side guard of
veterans in their blue uniforms should be
ranged; or it may DO company of National
Guards, with arms at rest.
band drum corps may play or n cho-
rus sing National air, during which the chill
dren enter.
EXERCISE.
Part /.
Music-The boys file in. each bearing fag
They arrange themselves in semi circle to the
right and left of Columbia, with faces turned
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Official Battlefield Man of Virgins,

A splendid battlefield map in four colors.
showing all the most famous battlefelds of the
Virginias and complete list of $50 battles and
skirmishes, with dates. compiled from the Off
cial war records will be mailed to any address
on receipt of % cents in stamps. Address u.
j.. Truitt. n. w. p. a., Ches. & Ohio Ry. 234
Clark St., Chicago, Ill.
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CoLUMBIA's MEMORIAL.

CoLUMBIA's MEMORIAL
(By Kate Brownlee Shertoood)
This is exercise designed for the part Co
lumbas children will have on Memorial Day.
1t may be given in a hall as part of the pro-
gram of the Grand Army and Relief Corps, or
at the cemetery preceding the strewing of the
flowers.
band Of 12 little boys with flags and an equal
number Of girls with flowers White waists
red caps, and blue shoulder ssshes may be worn
BY all. or the shoulder sashes may be red, white
and blue worn over ordinary clothes. Taste
and circumstances will dictate the dress, but
the more uniform tho costumes the pretter the
effect.
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One of flle aRnNs.w

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: / think am
one OF the boys" i was born Aug. 5, 1850.
] am a member of 6. s. Holmes Post 40. j en-
listed in January, 1864, and was mustered into
service Feb. g. 1864 as private, in Co. NJ, 9th
Mich. Cav. ] was with the regiment through
Kentucky and Tennessee and from Atlanta to
the sea. / was mustered out with the regi-
ment at Lexington n. C. enlisted at Adrian,
Mich. aud was credited to Madison Township
Lenewee Co., Mich. / now reside at Cygnet,
O.-MYRoN SUTTON.
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Another Young Commander.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: j was born
on the 18th day OF December, lS49, and am
Past Commander of Phil III. Sheridan Post 539
Department of Indiana j will be just AZ years
5 OF age on the 18th of December, 1896. i was
member of Co. @. 22d Ind. i enlisted on the
23d day of February, 1861. and was discharged
IN August, 1865. at close of the war; i am not
positive OF tho date of my service as Conn
mander. but think it was in 1857 or 1885,
BENJAMIN NJ. SPINNER, 713 jackson street,
Columbus Ind.
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The Kava-Kava Shrub Piper AEslhysltHs)
OfSpscial Interest to all Sufferers
from Kidney or Bladder Disor-
der5, Bright's Disease, Dropsy,
rheumatism, Pain in Back, Z O.
male Complaints and Irregu-
larities, Blood Impurities. and
other maladies caused by i'm
proper action OF the Kidneys.
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COLUMBIA.

music has ceased Columbia speaks.
COLUMBIA.
And who are you with banners bright
That fash go proudly nv sight?
Who come with siaid and stately tread
Like those by martini music led?
FLAG BOYS RESPOND.
LIST boy-We are the guards vino stand for all,
Who for their country rise or fall.
I'd boy-For those beneath the ocenn's foam
Forgotten oft by friends and home.
Sd boy-For those who fell in lonely glen,
Unnumbered by the sons OF men.
4th boy-For those who went orr flag 10 hy
Beneath the dome OF freedoms sky.
9Th boy-For those who fought the goodly fight,
For home and country and the right.
9th boy-For those who e'er were star ch and true
When all the blasts oil battle blew.
9TH boy-For SUR ring, starving tortured men,
Who bravcly died in prison pen.
sth boy-For those who faliered not nor fed,
Though all around was dark and dread.
9th boy-For those who counted self az nanght
When home aud country claimed their
thought.
10th boy-For those who kept the Golden Rule
Ia dangers dreadest training school.
Ilth boy-For those who held the Union great
Through all the storms of cruel fate.
18th boy-For those who take their last long rest
Within the bivouacs OF the blest.
COLUMBIA.
o. royal guard march on and wavc
The flag your fathers died to save,
And blest the land whose children ward
And round her heroes graves keep guard.
Part II.
Music-The girls file in two by two. each
carrying bouquet or garland of flowers or an
evergreen wreath. They arrange themselves
in semi-circle in front of the boys, with faces
turned toward Columbia. When all are in
. I,o,
speaks.
COLUMBIA.
And who you who come to-day
With flowers as for holiday?
Who come with marches and with song,
Aud freedoms anthems loud prolong?
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viii send free positive cure for all Female Dis
eases irregularities, etc simple, private treatment
a common-sense remedy that never falls FREE with
valuable advice. Mrs l.. ID. HUDsuT South Bend Ind
Mention The National Tribune.
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ID. 5. Circuit, Corresponding Secretary, st.
Charles Hotel, Pttsburg: Reunion 1lth Pa.
Cav. at Chambersburg, June 3. Reduced rates
on account Of Department Encampment of the
| GAR.
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REUNIONS.
Meetings and Other Matters Pertaining to
Various Organizations.
MISCELLANEOUS.

S. Il. Nelson, Lawrence, Kan: Comrades of
Co. A, Merrill Horse, who expect to attend tho
National Encampment at ST. Paul, are requested
TO write to A. j. Arson, Marshaltown, Iowa,
in order that We may arrange for a Co. A
meeting.
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THE RELIEF CORPS.
Gleanings from National Headquar-
ters---Notes from Departments.
CoLUMBIA'S MEMORIAL.

New Exercise for Boys and Girls Who Par
ticipate i'm Memorial Day-Set to Suitable
Music Sleeping Soldiers Sleep.
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ENNSYLVANIA,-
RHODE ISLAND

Department Commander William E. Stone,
IN General Orders, suggests that the Posts in
this Department invite the W0man's Relief
Corps, Sons OF Veterans and kindred organiza-
tons. also the teachers and pupils of the schools
to join with them in fitting observance of Me-
mortal Day.
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COLUMBIA.
COLUMBIA.

And who are you who come to-day
With flowers as for holiday?
Who come with marches and with song,
Aud freedoms anthems loud prolong?