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WEAK MEN
A wIDE-OPEN LETTER TO THAT
ARMY OF WEAK MEN WHO HAVE
BEEN DEFRA UDED BY THE
INFAMOCj RASCALS WHO
DISGRACE THE MED
ICAL BUSINESS.

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N.o.n. h"'o III '.e'.''' 'e'ause Vi INC nahner III
which nave eAP'seu 'he'r INFAMOUS schemes. iher
oh'y o"ec' III iiiAhi"s free o"ers Is 10 get 'he
hames Vi men WV ie ''tsi'y "eaH 50 ''l' 'i'ey may
hafass thehi Will 'ier inpudeht ie'tels' anu lying
hitny CIRCULARS ana now again challenge all OF these
poison distributors 10 thoroughly st ana test my
charges OF Viilany and fraud In any court they may
select. III you nave had any dealings with them you
know that al NY ch"'ses against 'hem are true.
beg to assure you on my honor as man that no
matter whether you are married or SINGLE DID, young
or middieased; or no matter whether your weakness
or nervousness ~ caused by overwork, too frequent
indulgence III iee'hate pieasnfes' the practice Oh
secret vice or he excessive use OF strong drink or
tobacco, the use OF my "WonderWorkers' VIII
search every nerve center oil your BODY, renew
every tissue, develop every organ strengthen
every muscle, ihVisorate every junction. and
piihs " 'o' y Gnu pe'ni1A'. VI
stiens'h anu ,nN ~, GU Ane i.",on WY "'nuei
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STAMPS AND COINS.
PAINTS.

DAINT WITHOUT oIL-REMARKABLE DIS
IL covery That Cuts Down the Cost of Paint Seventy
FIVE Per Cent. A Free Trial Package Is Mailed To
Everyone Who Writes. A. L. Rice, prominent man.
ufsc,urer of Adams y. Y. has discovered process
Of making kind of paint without the use OF
oil. He calls it Powdrpaint 1t comes 10 the farmer
dry powder and all that Is required is cold water to
make paint weather proof, fire proof and durable
as Oil paint II adheres 10 any surface wood stone or
brick spreads and looks like oil paint and costs about
one-fourth as much Write TO Mr.. A. L. Rice, Manufr
$50 North ST.. Adams, y. Y. giving the name of the
dealer from whom you buy your paints Mr. Rice sill
send you free trial package also color card and full
information showing You how you can save a good
many dollars. Write To-day.
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n EDIcAL.
NEW CURE FOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER
DISEASES, RHEUMATISM, ETC.
FREE TO OUR READERS.

Our readers VIII be glad TO know that the botanical
discovery, A1tayis. has proved certain cure for MI
diseases caused by Uric acid in the blood or by dfsor
dered action of the Kidaeys or urinary organs IT
wonderful discovery, with a record of 100 hospital
cures In 30 days II acts directly upon the blood and
Kidneys snd true specific just as qnnne is in ma
lnria. Rev. W. b. Moore,D D.. of Washington. testi
fies in the Mug York Christian Hancss that Aikavis
completely cured him of Rheuuaatisna and Kid
ney and bladder disease of many years standing
Many ladies also testify tolls curative powers In disor
ders peculiar to womanhood. So far the Church Kid
neg cure Company, No Al Fourth Avenue, New OK
the only importers of this remedy, and they
are anxious prove its value that for the sake of in
production they Will send free treatment OF AlkaSfs
prepaid by mail TO every reader OF THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE who is sufferer from any forin Of H idney
or bladder disorder, EsriSlit-s DiseH. G. Kheum-
atism. DrOpsy. Gravel. Diabetes. Pain in
Hack. difficult or too frequent passing wafer or other
aflction due to improper action of the Kidneys CT
Urinary Organs. We advise all sufferers 10 send
their names and address to the company and receive
the Alkavs free. entirely free TO prove
its wonderful curative powers.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AVAILABLE HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES-HAM-
M mocks Franklin Fountain Pen, Star Shaving
Outfit tsafety) Steam Cooker, Watches. Chains, ScIs-
sors, ALL any; Periodicals, Books, catalog; Ideal or
Favorte Cake Spoon. l5c postpaid; Tin Can Openers;
Fountain Pens, perfect. l4karat gOld Flower and
Vegetable Seeds; all kinds nursery stock; learners
Shorthand Lessons, zoe. Washington expert. World,
Blade. Inquirer, Ocean. Christian Herald all,
any. Hearth and Home tGrsham's shorthand Les
sons; Washington EXPERT 20c DOOrholders Broom
holders, Kettle Scrapers: Uncle Toms Cabin Swss
Family Robinson" Book of Toasts"; Glass Cutter.
Anything you wish but can't find describe plainly
what you want. Small fruits a and over; and all
kinds At Wholesale SO and over, specially. Stamp.
Jay Dickens, SeaIsburg y. y.
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cRAYoN PORTRAITS.

T ARGE CRAYON PORTRAITS, SIZE l6xao IN,
IL of yourself comrade, any member of your fam
lily, copied from any photo tntype and guaranteed
true likeness mounted cloth and sent postpaid for
e1.5o. All photos returned; any changes made can
copy from group or enlarge two or any number togeth-
er Tinted Crayons or Water Color Pastels made to
order Send US your photos; work guaranteed. Remit
~ r o. order or registered letter TO H. H Chapman
An Debt. Gnntiot Sta. GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAIN.

We had hoped to acguairt our friends
fully as to all expenses, from different
points, this week, but find that the Pas
senger Agents have not yet fixed the rates
for points east of Chicago and st. Louis.
We are informed the Passenger Agents
will meet this week and fix the rates;
therefore. We are warranted in assuring
friends that We can probably give them
full information i'll next weeks issue.
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Alphabet Of Advertising
Suggestions to the Readers OF
The National Tribune.

We are much encouraged by the adver-
Using patronage that comes from the
readers of this paper, the more so, as we
are assured they find it profitable. We
continue our suggestions, as follows:
NCUBATORS.
No doubt some of our poultry-raising
friends and readers make their own in
cu5ators-make better ones than they can
buy. If this is the case, it is cue for
business. Manufacturer incubators, ad
vertise them, and sell them.
INFANTS WEAR.
Many young wives need advice and as
sistance. Ladies who are specially skill
full and tasteful in providing wardrobes
for youngsters should advertise. One
young wife in neighborhood well pleased
ought to lead to patronage from others.
INSURANCE.
If the writer was an insurance agent
he would talk" to the quarter million
readers of The National Tribune. He
would use the argument that he had found
most fetching in practice. The chances
are that he would have inquiries for furth-
er information. If there are objections to
this plan, on account of the inquiries COM
ing from the territory of other agents, it
would seem that arrangements could be
made with such local agents, for them to
follow up the inquiries, dividing commits
sion with the advertiser
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Convention of Department of New Hampshire.
The Convention of the Department of
New Hampshire w. r. c. will be held Mt
Concord, April 10 and 16. Mrs. Kate L..
Perkins, Department President, will pre-
side.
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BADGES.

TDEN BADGES. WITH YOUR
i Name, Company, and Regiment, shipped in metal
box, by mail prepaid. Pin back. Made I'm three
sualies Electro Plate so cents: Rolled Gold Plate as
cents and Gold Filled sl.09 Write name and address
Plain References First National Bank Carroll County
Bank. Address all orders to Ii. L Cole Mount Car
roll Carroll County, ILL.,
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Anniversary of Capture of New Orleans.

The Farragut National Naval Veteran
Association, of Philadelphia. will celebrate
in an appropriate manner the 41st Ami
versary of the capture of New Orleans
April %, next. COmrade VIM. Simmons
Historian, S04 N. Broad ST.. Phila., Pa
extends to naval veterans generally an in
vitatiOn to meet with the Association on
this occasion.
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CIGARS.

RI CIGARS GENUINE GOOD SMOKES, sI.0o
OO IS good SC cigars. guaranteed CSC: Il good &C.
cigars guaranteed, 35c Fiorodora cigars for 10c.
Creme cigars Sc; Cheroots Stogas etc, by mail pre-
raid Will please you or refund money. By mail pre-
paid: stamps accepted. II. H. Chapman, Cigar Dept,
Cratic: STA, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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IS SEA FOAM."-POSITIVE CURE FOR DAN
- drufr and itching scalp. Keeps head clean; pre-
vents hair falling ont. Is also Il delightful shampoo
and hair dressing; especially convenient and valuable
for persons with thick, heavy hair evapores quickly,
leaving scalp dry and clean. Ingredients for pint, Is
cents; any drug store: trouble to make. send so
cents stamps silver, for proprietary formula and
right 10 make, and sell this curative evapora!ing
SeaFoam. Geo. Crisoe Pharmacy Co., Rhinelander,
Wis.
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no YOU WANT EMPLOYMENT:-THES SALE
- of my Digestive Tablets has reached such point
that I need assistance. VIII you he satisfied with a
weekly income Of s35? II so, order sampe box of my
tablets at the regular price OF 80 cents evidence of
good faith your part, and will at send you my
proposition Only one person in acoumuniiy engaged
DR.. H. Il. Nichols Pulteney, New York.
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JEwELRY AND WATCHES.

NATIONAL WATCH FOR Sl.5o.,THE ALTON s
N nj Watch is made by one of the largest wa,ch
manufacturing companies in the world and IS SOLD 70
us in quantities of 50o 600. Ii is the cheapest guaranteed
watch made. and guarantee II Will keep accurile
time will not get of order and in every way give
satisfaction The is plain nickel, win silver MI
ish highly polished and handsomely inisneu, open
face and the movement is the most durabie OF any
watch known. Will run 80 hours without rcWindiNg
IL is made for service and with ordinary use VIII ast io
wears Sent postpaid receipt of Sl.Jo Address Ma
lional Supply Co., jamestown, Pa
C,LOCKS-READER, IF IN NEED OF CioCkS;
u here's n bargain. Large massive oak mantei
clocks inches high Is inches wide, oak hnisheu EN-
bosse case scroll ornaments SIDES embossed non IN
center go!d-decorated hinged glass door ligriiiain
movements, S-day. with haiihour strike irce ON.
$50 Sent by freight or express 10 your station JUS
half what il would cost you at retail stores II: H.
Chapman, Clock Dept. Gratiot Sta. GAINESVILLE, oh'o
J,oR $50 WILL SEND TO ANY Address a
L genuine American watch. nickel csse regular Il.
size Omen face EN- wind and pendant SET has patent
lever movement and 50 10 81 hours AT one WIN
ing Guaranteed American made and Sood time,
keeper Movement is strong in constructioii anu VIII
stand much roncher usage than finer ana n.sle'-
priced watch. w Burns Box IS, Pukw-na- = OAK.
GRAND ARMY JEwELRY AND WATCH =
" a Specially. Sure cure for dropsy sent ior y
Comrade w A. Rose. Jeweler and Druggist, Almond
NY.
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IF YOU HAVE A LARGE Or SMALL AMOUNT
l. of money TO invest In a mining enterprise, where
the opportunity for profit great and the chances for
loss reduced TO the minimum, we can offer you in
vestment which we believe to be safe and
and that will prove sure and lasting dividend
paying proposition. Write us for full information
George NJ. Slye & Co., Investment Bankers, Washing
ton, u. G.
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DLooD rorsos, EITHER PRIMARY, SECOND

DLOOD POISON, EITHER PRIMARY, SECOND
ID airy or teHafy, producing CoppercolOred Spots,
Pimples Sore Tsrost, Aches, Old Sores, Ulcers,
Mucous Patches in mouth, Hair or Eyebrows falling
ont etc, quickly positively ard forever cured, with
out the use Of Mercury Iodide of Potash, by the
wonderful Herbahs Compound. few weeks use of
which makes q clean, healthy being aner complete
failure with the Hot Springs and other treatment.
Full information and bottle for trial, sent free OF
charge 10 nil sufferers. Address, Prof f. G. Fowler
New London, Conn.
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no NOT STAND
- In your own light. If bugs have eaten the young
plants Of your cucumbers, musk or wacrmelons, or
ieas destroyed your flower tomato or tobacco plants
send Sc silver for formula that about three cents
per pound to make; sure TO save your plants boon
market gardeners. VIM. Allie, Box a, Patty. Ohio.
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NARVELOUS AS HAS BEEN THE CURES OF
.ANl caiarrl OF the head by DR.. Chapnar's CatarTh
Cream John Hyais affidavit 10 the OF seven years
OF almost total deafness from catarrh far exceeds them
all see affidavit In circular with medcine) also cures
piles, eczema all Sores bruises, earache, etc Kind
comrades this Is humbug BY mail, IS cts. per box:
five boxes for 81. DR.. Chapman, Surgeon, GAR Post
l12, Burden Kansas.
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OPIUM, MORPHINE, CoCAINE. AND LIQUOR
" habits cured-E, ablished III 1875. Thousands
having failed elsewhere have been cured by At
.Maplewooi Sanator:uIn you be cured in 10 to 20
days. All modern niences. No restraint Every
patient is under direct supervision OF the physicians
and receives the benefit of nearly 30 years experience
In treatment of similar cases Our Home Rcmedy
30 per cent of cases In six eight weeks. We
gus r,nee TO cnre you. Write for annual report
aud descriptive booklet The DIR. ]. l.. Stephens Co..
Box f., Lebanon Ohio
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1T CONTAINS NO MoRPHIA.

II cures but does not injure or leave the unpleasant
feeling that is caused AFTER taking most other headache
medicines. kari:na powders put up In boxes and
mailed TO any address for e5c per box. Address the
Kariama Medicine Co. G52 Pawling Ave, Troy, n y.
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DILEs- INSTANT RELIEF, FINAL CURE IN
4 few days and never returns. No purge. No
salve. No suppository. Remedy mailed free Ad-
DIRE IS J. H. Reeves. Box Cos, New York City, n. Y.
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CHAIRS.

HOMRADE JOHN DEAN hTCHFIELDiSICH.,
~ Agent for selfpropeIling and rolling chairs and
all kinds OF invalid appliances Send stamp for cata
logue John Dean, Box 80, Litcifeld, Mich.
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III EADACHE

IL PoSITIVELY CURED Ely KARIAMA.
This great headache cure has stood the test for II
years II gives immediate relief. we can reasonably
claim to be the headache before the pblit
to-day 1t is positive for either nervous or sick
headache neuralgia etc
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WM. C. PHIPPs.
Company A, 18th Indiana.
Died, April Z, 1862.

"That night, when the fighting was
done, they wrote home that l was killed.
Strange as it was that l was not
killed. l was not even injured by the ex-
plosiOn, and continued on my way to the
rear. Finally q soldier overlook me and
put me on his horse. Presently we came
to hospital in the woods and / asked
the regiment. 1t was the Illinois resi-
ment of which my brother was Surgeon,
but his assistant said that he was on
Gen. Grants staff. His assistant was
very kind to me. l sat on soap box
while he dressed the wound in my breast
by the time he was through l was so
weak l could hardly sit. He looked
around for cot, but there were only
seven in the tent and all were occupied.
He said, however. that they would die
fast and that one of the cots would soon
be ready for me. 1t may seem terrible
thought now, but it seemed all right then.
Presently one of the men died, and l got
his place.
Il was awake most of the night. and
I shall never forget the things that |
heard and saw in that tent. BY morn
ing all seven men, with the exception of
a man who had n great hole torn in his
head. had died. The doctor came in occa-
siOnally to telr some poor fellow that he
could not live to get back home. All
HlEHt long tHey Idikeu OF tneiT wives anu
mothers and sent loving messages to those
at home. Some dictated letters.
81 was feeling good deal better when
morning came, and 1 crawled out to find
my company. AS l walked, my shirt.
which was mass of blood. Topped
against me and the odor of the blood
made me sick. l wanted another shirt
l finally came across a big fellow from
n Pennsylvania regiment, chopping wood.
] showed him my shirt and asked if he
knew where / could find clean one. He
did not say a word. but solcmnly laid
down his AK, pulled off his coat and skin
ned his shirt from his back. thanked
him as he put his coat back on, but he
did not say n word, as he went back to
chopping wood.
"When 1 arrived at camp, the men
were mourning my death. The first man
I met WIS Capt. David Negley. father of
Harry f. Negley. He looked at me
blankly for moment. then said:
"How in the - did you dig out?'
'This was the first intimation l had
that / was dead and buried.
Il went with the boys to see my grave.
and when l left for home on fnrlongh.
my silent partner was still on watch in
my name. l want to go back to old Shiloh
to see if he is still serving in my name
Poor fellow, l presume that his friends
at home never did find out what became
of him"
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M EDIcAL.

You CAN
BE
PERFECTLY
AND PERMANENTLY
CURED OF RHEUMATISM
BY THE JEBB DISCOVERY
patron says: "FOr twelve years suffered fear
fully with rheumatism. My back was so affected
that was nearly doubled together, my head and
shoulders being lower than my hips. Thanks TO The
Jebb Discovery now walk erect, and though years
have elapsed, have never felt return OF Rheuma-
tsm."
THE JEBB DISCOVERY
For rheumatism Is sent under guarantee to cure
Two of the best banks in the State of Michigan vouch
for the reliability of our Company. A Free Trial
Treatment of this wonderful remedy sent post
paid to any address.
THE JEBB REMEDY CO., LTD,
25i Main ST., Battle Creek, Mich.
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A VALUABLE RECIPE FOR COLO.

For one dollar I will send recipe for horse collie
which will give immediate relief and Is q sure cure
Every comrade owning a horse should have It, and
every horse owner should not he without Il. Refs:
First National Bank and A. w. Graves Post LOckiand
Ohio. Address NJ b. Riker, Box 4, Sharonvilie Ham.
iltOn County, Ohio.
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nROPSY-NEw DISCOVERY; GIVES QUICK
- relief and cures worst cases. Book of testimonials
and 10 days treatment Tree. DR.. IL II. Green's sons
Box G. Atlanta, Ga.
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n - Those suffering from weak.
nesses which sap the pleasures
of life should take Juven Pills.

IU OHo DOttI6 VIII Tell q st0fy OF
marvellous results, This medicine has more
Sejuvensting. yitaiizing force than has ever
only on receipt Of this adv. and 81.
Made by its originators G. I. Hood Co.. pro-
prtetoY1 Hoods Saysapartlla. Lowell. Mass.
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MoNUM ENTS.

T HAVE IN STOCK 200 MARBLE MARKERS
L 100 granite markers, 200 marble monuments 200
granite monuments, mt Wholesale prices to comrades
and their families TO be delivered f. o. your station
Send for cuts N. &. Barney, Flint, Mich.
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WE CURE WEAK MEN.

May we send you free book descriptive OF our Sci!
entific Appliance, to be for the immediate Relief
and Permanent Cure of Lost VigOr Premature and all
Unnatural Drniris ENDORSED by Physicians Patented
by the Government. Price g.
Mich. II
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T HAVE SPECIFIC FOR collie AND Bolts
In horses which has not failed me in So years. II Is
always hand and is cheap A wood preseIver that
will make timber last three times Its natural life;
harness oil and backing that has SUPERIOR water
proof shoe backing that is waterproof and Shines bcy-
Gle cement; crockery and glassware cement; the best
horse and cattle powders best tonic and bitters frn
ture polish and many other valuable formulas for
JOc l.. W. Ingram, r. q. Box ., Oregon City, Ore.
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EDUCATIONAL.

VOUNG MEN WANTED TO LEARN TELEG-
i raphy. We can prove our graduates take good
positions fast through. Write for prospectus, Mil
waukee Telegraph School, Germania Bldg, Miiwau-
kee, Wis.
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TIME ELECTRO MEDICAL BATTERY CO.
Kalamazoo Mich,

l. Kalamazoo, Mich.
Gentlemen:-over thirteen years ago I bought one
Of your Improved American Pocket Batteries, and 1t
has been In constant since In my practice and
speak too well oft think it is the best bat
terry had, and Is worth Its weight In gold The
"Bsy Bee that named II when purchased 1t should
still be applied to IT, i am using 1t with good
effect OH two cases Of paralysis, and would recon-
mend ii whenever medical battery is required.
Respectfully yours II. NJ. BrOderick, NJ. D.
go warranted Battery, like above sent prepaid on
receipt OF ESQ., Address Electro Battery Co.,
4;6 Park St. Kalamazoo. Mich.
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DR LEWIS, DISCOvERER AM SOLE OWNER
- of the only positive cure for consumption on
earth. Fourteen years without Q failure. One months
treatment Will be sent any address receipt of
dollar paw postage and packing. Book of testimoni
ais md q. @e for asking. H. NJ. Lewis, n. D., Sag-
nav, w. s., Mich
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LUMBER AND SAW MILLS.

Advertise for timber tracts. We yen-
ture to say that this method would Sc
cure promptly and with small cost what
is wanted to keep mills constantly and
proftably employed.
Go be cOntinuedl
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LAWYERS.

No good reason why a lawyer would
not profit by printing his card in this
paper, particularly if he is skilful in some
special practice. Merit must be made
known to be appreciated and employed.
There is no better or more legitimate way
for professional man to extend his prac-
tice than to insert his card in q paper Of
large circulation
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INSURANCE.
INVENTIONs-PATENTs.

No better paper in the world than The
National Tribune for advertising an in
vention. Thousands of its readers are on
the lookout for new things, and the in
terest is growing. If the increase of gen.
ment of our paper. we think of devoting
a page every week to reports of recent
inventions. We would like to hear from
readers whether or not they would like
such n page.
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LACES.

Another suggestion for the ladies'. No
reason in the world why the good taste
and deft fingers of many of our ladies can
not be prOftably employed in lace making.
The difficulty probably is to get fair
price for good work. This difficulty is
0Yercnme hY advertising