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The National tribune., 1902-09-04

TINHE OLD BUCKTAILS.-THE REGIMENTAL
Il Association of the Old Bucktails, Ist Rife Reg
imen r. RV.C., will assemble at Dubois, Pa Sept 16,
to hold three days Reunion. Headquarters Com
mercial Hotel. VIM. H. Rauch, 1872 North Camac St,
PHILADELPHIA Pa.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

"OME SEEKERS-wRITE FOR PARrICU-
l. lars regarding Farm ant!s in Oklahoma Mime
| sofa, Nebraska, North and South Dakota Colorado
and Iowa All Sizes all prices, from 81 per acre
Fine lands for homes or investment. Give size or
amount to invest and locoton desired George Grau,
317 Edgar ST., Evansville, Ind.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04
JEWELRY AND WATCHES.

GRAND ARMY JEwELEY AND WATCHES
" a Specially. Sure cure for dropSy sent for s.
Comn,de W. ~ Rose, Jewelcr and Druggist, Almond,
y. Y.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

c1 S0 TIRE TIGHTENER FOR KEEPING
sD st)O Buggy and Wagon wheels in order.
Principal parts steel Instructions with each machine
Costs cent for material for each wheel Address NJ.
w Morgan, 433 West ID South street, Salt Lake City
Utah.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04
RAzoRs.

CREAGER's IMPRovEDsEAZoRs ARE THE
" best. Patented In y: SaA..IEngland, and Ger
Agent wanted in every town. Send for circular Com
rade Herman Greager, ll27 Elm STU Manchester, N II.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

CTEREOSCOPIC AND SIS VIEWS OF THE YO
= semitic, Old Missions, and Southern California
Scenery, 25 cents. lantern Slides, 80 cents b. +.
LOngwell, Ontario, Calf.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

INOR SALE-ONE NEW INTERNATIONAL
l. Cyclopedia; fire-proof SAFE reaper ant,
binder; load frstci young registered Jerseys
Orders solicited for rstcass Srade Holsteln and Jer
sey cross Myron Reishtmyer, West Richmondville,
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

YINHE a5rH n. Y.-THE l7rH REUNION OF THE
Il 18th n. will be held at Post Bacon Hall, Utica
n. Y. Fred Graft, Secretary IL Seymour Ave, Utica
NY
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

ENRIENDS AND COMRADES AM AN OLD
veteran Of 13 years service two during the rebel
lion and II years in the Regular Army amer the war;
was discharged in 1877 went to raroading in Spring OF
1873: March H. 1880, lost both feet will send that
beautiful odme sacred ballad entitled ''That Hal
lowed Spot" to any address for 10 cents silver NJ. w.
Buck, Lock Box Az, Tyrone Pa.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

A PERFECT FOUNTAIN PEN -SELF-FILI-
"A ing, selfcleaning non-leaking No rubber bulbs;
dropper to become lost: joints be unscrewed
no soiled fingers. Filled in second. Write for crcu-
lar. w. J. Wambaugh, Jumonville, Fayette Co., Pa.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

I1OR ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION ABOUT
II cheap alfalfa, wheat, corn, and grazing lands
write u. J. Myers, Red Cloud, Nebraska
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

COMRADES, COME TO THE GENIAL CLI-
~ mate of Florida for good, cheap homes All
prices. Address C. +. Waldron. Welaka, Putnam
Co, Fla. Formerly Co. F. 18th Regt, Ohio Vol Inf.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

lHTNHE 29rH IND.-THE SURVIVORS OF THE
| 18th Ind will hold their Reunion at Nappannee,
Ind, Sept IT, ]. E Houshton, Secretary, Nappannee,
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

WANTED-By J. s. GODDARD, LongtOn, Kan, the
w present address ar living Of Ezra Miles GODDARD;
last heard from In 1872; was member Of Go. F. 5th U.
$. Regulars at Leavenworth, Kan. Any Information
In regard to same thankfully received.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

DOOKS.--The Civil War on thsy Border Complete
ID account of all engagements great and small. and
of all marches retreats and xetions west OF the Mis-
sssippi Two vos octave, 9S pHges fully illustrated.
Price %. Address the au,hoba WILEY BRITToN,
Springfield. Mo. : .,,F, ..., ., 90
The National tribune., 1902-09-04
cRAYoN PORTRAITS.

T ARGE CRAYON PORTRAITS, SIZE 10 Il
- inches, of yourself comrade, or any member OF
your family, copied from any photo or tntype, and
guaranteed true likeness, mounted CLOTH and sent
postpaid for sl5O. All photos returned Any changes
made Can copy from group, or enlarge two or any
number together. Tinted CrayOns or waterC:OloI
Pas;es made to order. Send US your photos. Work
guaranteed. Remit by +. o. order registered letter
to II. II. Chapman, Art Department, Gratiot, Ohio
All inquiries answered. II stamp isjnclosed.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

CRAYON PoRTRAITs-sIZEs. I4xI7, l6xao
y and 2ox2c, sl5o. 22x2iand .sx3O q. Miss Ethel
Vincent, II. +. ID. No. g. Augns,a Kan.
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

JNOR SALE CHEAP-THREE LOTS IN LAWN
dale Cnpe May Co, New Jersey. Lots 70 and y.
block s. map I, deed book 57, folio 10 &c: Lot IL,
block s, map I, deed book I97, folio ], &C. Address
George n. Chaffee, South Warren, Pa
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

FYJNHE GREEN RIVER REUNION ASSOCIA-
l. tion--The Annual Meeting of the Green River
Reunion Association will be held at Russelrs Grove,
Greensbur KY, Sept. Is. II and Is. Organizations
represented In the Association lst Ky Cav. Sd Ky.
Inf 5h KY Cav, 9Th KY Cav, sth Ky. Cav 18th Ky.
Cav 18th Ky. Inf, 21st ny. M'td Inf, 37th ny. Mtd
Inf 45;h ny. M'td Inf, 5th u 5. Coored Cav 18th
u ). COored inf, 125h U. S. Colored Inf, and Hew
ett's Battery B. T. F. Tucker Secretary, Greensburg,
Y
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

I 90 PER CENT. PROFIT IN RED RIVER
i Lands Immense crops, Wheat, Oats, Barley,
Flax, and Potatoes; Fine Clover, Timothy and Blue
stem Grasses Rich, black loan; nice level land. Ad-
dress G. W. Bricker Ladora. Iowa
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

A LII CHRONIC DISEASES OF LUNGS LIVER,
"A Stomach and Bowels successfully treated by our
method; 81 per month. DIR. Camp, q QuincySt., Chi
cago.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04
BOOKS AND RleTUREs.

ssrJ,HE ARMY MULE" ASDibTHER HUMOR-
i Gus War Sketches, by fsslf. Henry A. Castle
by competent literary critics fhe best volume OF War
Humor ever produced. Full Of Entertainment and
pleasing reminiscence to vetaraIiA of the civil war
and repiete with instruction t9 the younger generation
An elegant bound and illustrated book, suitable for
presents souvenirs. Price gl, postpaid Address
Victor Publishing Company, sloI1Htreet NV. WASH
ington, u. G. t,iirc,
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

JNOR SALEM THE BEAUTIFUL CITY OF
Il Riverside, Cal, house OF seven rooms; two lots,
containing fruits and flowers For terms and descrip
iion. address ]. j. Yeakle, Riverside. Cal.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

TT H. CHAPMAN. GRATTor, OHIO. GENER-
Lie al Merchant and Deaet In Art Work. is reliable
and responsible. Makes allI rFoinises good. Owner
and manager of three stores Especial departments for
Art Work. All inquiries with stamp nclOsed answered
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

INOR SALE-FARM OF Is5 ACRES; GOOD
IL grain and hay land: large peach pear and apple
orchards and fruit trees of all kinds plenty OF wafer
ON farm good buildings; four miles from city Of Iud-
son, two miles from railroad, one-half mile from
church and pos:oice. and of the finest locations
for a summer hotel in the Hudson River Valley. For
particulars, address J. Rayner, Greendale Columbia
Co.. n. Y.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

"ANTED-The addresses of members of Co. F,
w 9Th L. $. Cav, who remember me as Bugler be-
the years and 1870 the frontier Of Texas
1t will be to their advantage to correspond with me.
Henry l.. karns, 1914 Common street. Alton, Ill.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

OD MICH. CAV.-THE 81 MICH. CAV. WILL
| = hold Reunion in Grand Rapids Niich Sept. Is
and 10. Address Col. Adrian Yates, Grand Rapids,
| or the Secretary. l. s. Russell, lansing Mich.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04
DIG MONEY MADE SELLING SMYRNA RUGS.
ID Write r. s. Maxwell, Cleveland, Ohio.

DECKHAM'S GROUP REMEDY Is THE chill
l. dren's cough cure. Mothers, get bottle to-day.
You may need 1t tonight. All druggists, &c.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

I1lINE BUSINESS CHANCELLOR SALE IN
II Marsand, Neb Wish to sell on account Of Ill
health Stock about $s soo hon:e, large barn, wagon
scales, feedstOre four lots adjoining. Location
main street, near depot, postofiice, schools and
churches. For terms, etc. address C. ID. Tyler, Mars
land, Neb.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

COUTH DAKOTA Is THE PLACE To LOCATE
y In, and the FriJJdr sun will tell you where TO
locate. 1i600D open for settlement next Spring
Special price, 81 per year. The Sum- Fairfax, So. Oak.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04
DOGS,

EHNGLISH P0fNrERS-PUPPIIoS. PARTLY MA
IL tured fellows or maured broker, dogs for xe at
81 times Liver or lemon and white. u. s. HaEEsst,
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

nor SALE.-36s9 SHARES OF MINING STOCK
M IN the Exchange Group, H. NJ. Co., Colorado.
Fhs property IL all patented; contains nine lode claims:
IS acres and fraction. will sell trade for Kansas
City property 699 shares Of this stock The Com
Is cents per sase for this stock. W. b. Baugh Isis
first ST., Sc Ialin. Mo- - :,
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

WANTED LEASE HOUSE WITH FIVE
w or six rooms in the suburbs of Cincinnati, o.
Address, with full description, J. NJ. r., Box 1885, Mari
ners Hurb0r, New York.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

Observation-Disclosures dead alive, Of Charles
w J. Hagadorn, lats Co. II, 18th n. V II. A. Sup
posed TO be In the State OF California BY T. ]. Wentz
Little Fails, n. Y.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

TIME 18TH OHIO-THE 18TH ANNUAL RE-
l. union of the 56th Ohio will be held at Ports
mouth o.. Sept. IS c. Gillian, President Ports
mouth O.; John D. Jones, Secretary, Portsm0uih, o
The National tribune., 1902-09-04


l. 18th Ind will hold their Reunion at Nappannee,
Ind, Sept. H. ]. E Houshton, Secretary, Nappannee,
Ind.
TTNHE SURVIVING MEMBERS OF co. NJ, 5rH
l. H. Cav, will hold their Annual Reunion ut tho
Court House in Fairfield Ill., Sept. Is and 49, 1902 R
B. r. Feather, President Samuel Anderson, Secretary.
TVNHE 1lsrH ILL.-SURvIVORS OF THE IlSrH
l. ILL., will hold a Reunion nj FGirview Park, DecA-
tur ILL.,, Sept p. John Scott, Secretary, Decatur, Ill
TI,HE Isr MASS. CAv.-THE s7rH ANNUAL
l. Reunion Of the survivors of the 1st Mass. Cav.
will be held at Marblehead Mass, Sept II, the ami
vernry of the Battle Of Antietan. Ell A Smith, Sec
retary, Oakland Ave-, SOmervilfe, Mass
rJNHE 77rH OHIO.-THE BOTH ANNUAL RE-
union of the survivors of the nth Ohio will be
held at Stockport, o.. Sept Is and -. Capt. L. j.
Cutter, Secretary, 81. James Hotel, Marietta, o.
TVIHE ETH OHIO BATTERY.-SURVIyORS OF
l. the Eth Ohio Battery will hold a Reunion at New
London, o., Oct 15 Members of the Battery and their
friends who will be in attendance at the National
GAR. Encampment to be held At Washington, d. c.,
Oct 1902 requested to meet at the Tent of the
Eleventh Corps. at the White Lot south front of the
White House, known rs .Cirand Army Place." at 10
O'Clock Thursday, Oct 9, where headquarters for
the Battery have been secured for the day. C. H. Bo
den President, Al South Foster St. Mansfield, Ohio
J. NJ Beelman, Treasurer SOS Warren Ave,
Chicago Ill.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

4 9TH PA. CAv.-DEAR SIR AND COMRADE:
- You are requested to attend the Annual Stated
Meeting of the 18th Pennsylvania Veteran Cavalry
Association in Washington, d. c.. Oct. Z, 1902 The
meeting will be called at p Please notify all old
members Of the regiment and urge their attendance.
The attention of the members of the regiment is called
to the difficulty of reaching all who served with the
command, now scattered throughout the country and
Is earnestly requested that member will take
personal interest in seeing that all notified of the
Reunion, either by sending to the Secretary the ad
dress of members of the regiment who have not been
present at previous meetings by notifying such
members direct. Committees on Company Statistics
requested to have written reports ready at the
meeting BY order of Capt. p. ID. Bricker, President;
Lew: McMakin, Secretary South Fifth Street. Phila-
delphia, Pa
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

YTHHE 127rH n. Y.-THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY
Il of their departure for the front will be celebrated
by survivors of the g7 N. Y, who will Sept. 10
hold their Annual Reunion at Fnternty Hall, Hevei-
Ave, Fulton ST., Jamaica. L. l. Roll call at
1880 u. m. A. w. Fisk, Secretary, Rockville Center,
LII
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

DIG 4 REUNION.-THE SEVENTH ANNUAL
- Meeting of the Big Reunion Association COM
prisng the soldiers and sailors of Davis Van Buren,
Jefferson and Wapello Counties will be held the Big
Fair Grounds, EldOn, Iowa, Sept 16 IL and Ia W. G.
Crow, President; ]. f Houghand, Secretary.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04
hil7VsGx Nazv in hel
WHY7E HOUSE
Ey THOMAS F. PENDEL, Dcorkeerer.
FIRST CLEVELAND ADMINISTRATION.

1ec2 BY THE NEALE PUBLISHING THOMAS
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

LyOR SALE CHEAP-TwO LOTS AT RIVER
view, in Clark County, ILL.,; also, four lots and
one at Silver Springs, Marion Co.. FIoridu; or
would exchange II for land West, but must be without
incumbrance on the land. Inquire of jacob Ferree,
Freeport, Ill.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

LNOR SALE-S3D ACRES, GOOD FARM WITH
good buildings. This farm can be bought for 81
per acre, If taken Four miles from two towns
Also one complete thrashing rig 4+inch cylinder 66
separator, eohorse compound engine. The rig is all
ready TO belt. This Is snap for the right man. Call
on or WRITE II. =. Curry, Colgate, N Oak.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04
VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY TO LEASE o

VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY TO LEASE OR
to Sell. Situated half way between Belwood and
Punxsutawney, on Pennsylvania & Northwestern Rail-
road In Cieareld Co., Pa The undersigned will nego
tate with parties meaning business for $50 acres coal
Two veins opened up: of AZ feet and of Feet
analysis Of same 90 per cent. equal to the best Welsh
coal. Adjoining coal property can be leased. making
about 30 In block, without ravine stream
in said block. Natural opening within 100 yards Of rail-
road Parties wishing 10 start In lucrative business
would do well to call and examine. If you mean bus.-
ness, apply write for terms A f. Lester, Anson-
vile, PA
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

nR. EDWIN BRIGHAM, INDIANAPOLIS,
IL Ind, cured terrible cancer my neck. Photo
graph shows. The Doctor Is an expert. Write con-
cerning cure. Samuel Petty Fortville, Ind.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

nCroBER FIRST WRITE ME FOR MEXICAN
~ Blue Crested Quail. Handsomest, tamest and
eaest to raise OF all quail. Only limited number for
sale. Chester A. Lamb, Dayton, Ohio.
LNOR SALE-2O BUFF ROCK CoGKERELS,
Spring raising. VIII score 82 and 93S. Price 81
head. q. W. Ferner, Washington, Ill.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

I.NOR SALE.-MEXICAN DOUBLE YELLOW
Il Head Parrots Only u. Guaranteed to make
takers, singers and whistlers Mexican Red-Head
end Cuban Parrots, si. Imported Hartz Mountain
Canares singers: young males. =, Mocking Birds;
young males, g. Fancy Pigeons Cavies, Quail, Doves,
and Pet Stock OF all kinds. t;Ttrer Lambs Hennie
Games" &. A. Lamb, Dayton Ohio
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

4 ST OHIO Fl. A.-THE lsr OHIO II. A. WILL
l. hold its Annual Meeting at Chlcothe, Ohio, Oct.
Is, 1892. II. G. Miller. Secretary, Jackson, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

YINHE ID Pa CAy.-THE elsr ANNUAL RE-
union of the I'd Pa Cav. will be held at the home
of Comrade Reuben A. Dibble, in Conneant Township,
two miles west of Conneautvle. Pa, Sept D. Porter
Johnson, President. Harmonsbury, Pa; Luther Gaes,
Secretary, RID. No. :, Shadeiand, Pa
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

O7TH MASS.-ANNUAL REUNION, SPRING
y field, Mass, Sept. l9 All members not notified
send address James L. Bowen, Secretary, Springfield,
Mass. SS-3t
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

TTNHE 18TH ILL-ON ACCOUNT. OF THE Ma
l. tional Encampment beginning Oct s, and for the
further reason that Gen Henderson will be unable to
attend Reunion il held the Sh of October the
Reunion of the lath ILL., has been postponed Wednes-
day, Oct - 1907 B. +. Thompson, Secretary, Touon,
ILL.,
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

r EADING UNDERTAKING AND EMBALM-
- ing business for sale In beautiful city Of 1900
live Inhabitants. Address L. Bassett, Rice Lake. Wis
The National tribune., 1902-09-04
POULTRY. BIRDS, ETC.

DEDIGREED BELGIAN IIAREs, FOUR RED
l. Feet sl.OO per pair. Young Homer Pigeons, 6Oc
pair. Jet Black, Snow White and all other nightly
per pair Gem City Bird Store, Ds3yto:,,o
FIl0Y ,TERRIORS, FRENCH
l. Poodles, Cocker SpanieIs, Fox Terriers, Bull Ter
rtors Tame Gray and Red Foxes, coons Opossums,
OdOrless Skunks Guinea Pigs, Ferrets Pedigreed Bel
gian Hares, Fancy Rabbits, Pigeons, Rare Imported
Birds, Gold Fish, Paradise Fish, Afrcan Doves, White
Java Doves, Turtle Doves. Gem City Bird Store, Day.
ton, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

w TANTED-walter Everett Bell, OF any who
w knows him, write Mrs. ImOgene Kahn, 142 Ro-
senberg Avenue, Galveston Texas
The National tribune., 1902-09-04
AN-OPEN Err.
ADDRESSES WANTED.

INANTED-The address of William =. Ingram, pri-
w vate in Capt. Cars company "a, 10Th Reg't, Ill.
Inf mustered into U. s. service Aug D. 1862 for three
years; discharged Aug H. 1853 for disability, at Louis
willie, Ky. Robert 7. Ingram, Sparand, Ill.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

OOD ILL.-REUNION OF THE SD ILL. AT
Oh Kirkwood, ILL.,, Oct. l. L. NJ. Lusk, Secretary,
Monmouth, ii.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

VTTANTED-Co. B. 5sth Reg't Pa. Vol. Inf-Ad-
w dress Of any member that knew Daniel Woods,
private OF b. for purpose of Identification at Pen
sion Office. Address Daniel Woods, Houston, Idaho.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

G1O BUYS 5-FOOT ENAMEL BATH TUR.
sD1O 10 cents buys wick end chimney cleaner.
Joseph Silk, Lockport, n. Y.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

V1HE 18TH OHIO-THE ANNUAL REUNION
l. OF the 18th Ohio will be held at Findlay o. Sept
Is and 19 Samuel Bachtell, Secretary, Columbus, o.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

VIZ ANTED-The addresses OF comrades Of Co. T.,
w 135th y. Y. Vols, who give information re-
lang TO sickness Of Capt Frank Collins while In the
service. Mrs Emma j. Collins 5Is Orange St., Toledo,
Ohio.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04
PAIN
PATE & NTS.

T ATEST INCUBATOR PATENT, NO. 1oi56 Is
~ sned July Is, 1902. Ahead Of all others. Also
BroOders. 4. J. Moore, Lebanon. Pa.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

NOR SALE--PATENT FOR CAMP STOOL 4
II good chance and n money maker for bustlnl
party. q. w. Fair Salem, w. Va.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04
REUNIONS.

ENLEvENTH y. Y. CAVALRY, "SCOTTS eoo-
~ will hold their Annual Reunion at Howard UNI
versity, 7th ST. Camp Relief. Washington d. C.. Thurs
day, Oct. g. 1872 T. W. smith, Secretary Frh Nation
nj Bank 100 Sd Ave-, New York.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

CHICKEN CHOLERA CURE--FOR so CENTS
~ will send to any address recipe for unfniling
and inexpensive cholera cure Lock Box s, Man.
chester O.
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

YI1HE 11srH ILL.-SURvIvORS OF THE 11srH
l. Ill. will hold Reunion nj Farview Park, Deca-
tur, ILL.,, Sept. p. John Scott, Secretary Decatur, Ill
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

yJJANTED-NATIONALT TRIBUNE ADvERTIS-
w ing coupons Inclose stamp for price. National
Supply Co., jamestown, Pa
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

YJNHE 4rH AND 5TH INDPT BATTALIONS
l. and 18th Ohio Cav.-The 18th Ohio Cav. Associa-
ton will hold Reunion at Buckeye Lake. near New
ark o.. Sept IL and 49, Roster will be ready. Come,
or mail % cents more for publishing Howard
Aston Secretary, GAINESVILLE, q. 9S1
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

rINHE s5TH MASS.-THE 9TH ANNUAL RE-
l. union and Dinner of the 35th Mass. will be held
ut Faneuil Hall, Boston, Mass, Sept II. Business
meeting will be held in the Armory of the Ancient
and Honorable Artillery Company, at II q. m. ThosL
f. Cutler, Secretary, NewburypOrt, Mass
The National tribune., 1902-09-04

ITTNHE f2srH PA--THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY
l. OF the Battle of Antietam will he celebrated by
the survivors of the Ies,h Regt Pa Vol Inf at Allen
town. Pa Sept IL: this being their 1ith Annual Re-
union. VIM A G0ranHo. Corresponding Secretary,
| No. 30 " 9th ST., Allentown, Pa.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-01-04

1nvy were ciose0- Against them
burst this furious, impetuous. unrea-
soning crush OF men aud women in
fear. The weak were trampled. The
strong struck vicious blows AZ those
who opposed their fight.
At the first burst of alarm Medora,
who had stood quite near the keeper,
grew deadly pale. Then, as she re-
membered that she was leaning upon
her Aylmer's protecting arm. her
heart gave an exultant leap OF pride
and confidence. His strength wss
hers. He would save her. IL he could.
II not-well, they could die together.
But as the girl looked up into her
lovers face she saw IL had grown
ashen. His lips were aquiver. She
felt the shaking Of the arm her fingers
touched. He pushed her roughly away.
then with a dismayed cry Of craven
fear turned and fed. Medora stood
quite still. Her voice had left her now.
but a great wave OF shame for him. OF
contempt for herself that she had
loved thing so craven, swept her be-
ing.
A shouting cry which called her
name from some far-otf rock of safety
awoke her 20 herself. She looked. A
man, leaping through the now opened
doors, whence the struggling human
wedge had burst at last. came with
huge bounds toward the center Of that
strange arena where Keeper DE Nrs'
was battling desperately with the in
furiated snake, whose touch was
death where the deserted Girl stood
so strangely franc d. A great light,
JOY born of love .ivine. shone in Me-
dora's eyes when she saw and knew
this man. this nero. was John, her
! John. John Brown.
With those great hands she had
thought coarse he snatched her up
/ in his stout arms he swiftly bore heI
away. Then Medora knew her bills.
was come ut last, and his UNBOUND
kisses on her lips left her unshameC
as he whispered: Darling. I love yol
| yet"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-01-04
cENTENARIANs cONTRAsTED.
Two Men Who Lived BEYOND the Hun.
dred Mark Whose Habits Were
Vastly Different.

The other day a man died on Long
Island at the age of l02. The great
.ength Of his days is attributed to the
fact that he had lived an exceedingly
even existence, partakng of only the
plainest and most nourishing food;
that he had never In his life touched
tobacco or tasted liquor. malt or spirit
nous; that he had never subjected him
self TO the worries cOincident TO the
connubiaI state, and that every day OF
his life. rain or shine. he had taken
n constitutional of several miles.
There died In Newark. n. j.. shortly
after, an Irishman wEo had attained
the age of 104. II is stated that he at
tributed his long life To the fact that
he had eaten any old thing he wanted
to eat, and plenty OF ii, whether IL
agreed with him or not; that he had
been an incesSant smoker and chewer
of tobacco since his twelfth year; that
he had drank all the whisky, good and
bad. that he'd been able to get hold
OF since his eighteenth year; that he
never, under any circumstances what
ever. took any exercise when he could
wriggle out Of II, and that wives
''rest their souls" the old man IT,
quoted 10 have said, ian Oh wouidn't
nsoind takin' another at me prisint
sss," ;,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-01-04


Nov the elrGs are sleeping.
Now the shadows fall:
Now the stars are kesp,nx
Friendly watch DER ALL
Now In cabin iowly.
Now IN stately hall.
sleep. the spirit holy.
Calls the children all.
'-Ccme. ye little children.
Ere your eyelids close.
Ere my song hewsldering
Lufis YOU 20 repose.
''Kneei TO God the Giver.
Bless Him for the day.
Pray that He will ever
Guide you on your way.
Faithful. kind and tender.
God IL ever near.
Now in sweet surrender.
Rest you. children dearf'
Thus fn cabin lowly.
Thus In stately hall.
Sleep. the spirit holy.
Calls the children all.
Laura T.. Richards. IN wellsprinl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-01-04

Although the pope pronounced
against cremation in 1886, Italy now
has more crematories than any other
country, according TO the Flamme, the
German periodical devoted to this sub
ject.