The National tribune., 1896-04-09

and Fall was in very poor health. Spring In
coming on, and never felt better IN my life.
and am looking forward to busy season Of
work.
"The ulcers In my ear have been greatly
improved. think that results from my rem
orally improved physical condition.
"I could not work overhead for several years,
on account Of dizziness but to-day I am all
right, Do Jon think I am too load In my
praise Of Pink Pils1 If they bad done FOR you
what they have accomplished for me- you
would have been as enthusiastic l have been
and am"
In letter recently written by Mr. Edwards,
in which he gave list Of the engagements
participated in by the Fifth New York Cavalry,
he says:
Now about my old regiment. Let u DO
understood that no one man. nor one company,
was present in all she actions named bu, the
regiment was represented in all, and IN most
cases largely so.
Having been among ths many who were
quickly disabled and sent homs beg you to
word the statement in modesty that J. though
having served much longer and with more
honor and profit to myself in another organiza-
ton. feel far prouder of the fact that my name
was once borne upon the rolls of me grandess
old regiment that eUer bestr0de a hOrss or s0sag
sa6er
" IL was raised esrly in 1851 by the Hon. Ira
Harris, Senator from New York, and named in
his honor The Harris Guards and became
the Fifth N. Z. Cavalry. Another regiments
was formed from the rush OF recruits for cav
airy service and was named The Harris Lighs
Cavalry the famous old Sixth New York.
Senator Harris name. upborne by these two
justly celebrated organizations, became power
and dread upOu two hundred fields"
An attractive book Of thirty-t'oo pages entitled
ITO the Veteran" containing interviews Nth prom5
nsHt er-soldiers and beautift,y illustrated NIL BE-
IN L. u m
Co., Schenectady, NY, on receipt Of a tgO- GEM
stamp for postage.
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