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The National tribune., 1903-02-19
Strong Reasons for a Service Pension.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Your
very timely and sensible editorial III The
NATIONAL TRIBUNE of Dee. %. entitled
"a SO Month Pension" meets with the
hearty approval of the veterans in this
section. and 10 doubt all over the country.
There is no question that very large
sum of money is needlessly being paid to
the Examining Surgeons, and, still worse,
to the Special Agents, who seem only to
be special detectives, making needless eH-
au,inations. Take my own case as a falr
sample among many others. l applied for
a pension more than % years ago. Evi-
dence was sent to the Commissioner from
more than 20 persons. among them tne
commissioned officers of my company, the
Rcgimental Surgeon. comrades and neigh
bOrs, all of whom knew i1e as strong,
rugged boy of 10 when l enlisted. have
been examined by four Medical Boards
and four doctors. In spite of all this evil
dence my papers are filed away out of
sight and remain so until called up by my
Senator. Then Mr.. Evans writes me that
my claim shall have immediate attention
and settlement: that it has been given into
hands Of Special Examiner to determine
its merits. That was two years ago. and
this last week / had the honor of visit
unexpectedly from this Special Agent.
who stayed with me one whole day. tax
ing Down the same evidence l have al
ready given from time to time during the
last 20 years, and he tells me this type
written examination must be gone Aysr
with each one of those who have given
any evidence in the case to determine
whether they can give the same evidence
again as in the former. If not, it is to be
thrown ont as worthless. Now, MIR. Edi-
tor. il this is not q needless expense to the
Government, what is? Is it not Il preteXt
to nut off the payment of Il Just claim to
one who served faithfully over three
years, and now, at the age of 62, is ut
teriy incapacitated for manual or any
other labor. At this rate. with hundreds
of claims i'll as many different localities,
and no one claim finished for months.
probably years. l ask, How long, oh!
Lord, how long, will it be before any of
our claims are again heard from?
Now that we have Commissioner Of
Pensions who has seen service and knows
how the boys suffer from disease. and that
all are beyond that age when it is pos
sible, according to his own theory, to OBJ
tain or retain employment, may we not
hope he will do all he can to hurry out
tho claims that are still pending, not by
discharging the old veterans. but by put
ting in his 100 young clerks, and thus
give us an early settlement of our claims.
and, as suggested by your editorial, call
in all these Special Agents and Medical
Boards, and then there will be money
enough to pay for the extra clerks.
l have been subscriber to your valua-
BILE paper for % years, think. and L find
it great pleasure in my declining years.
Now 1 could not very well do without it.
Your editorials are always good and go
right to the core of any subject.-EIENRY
M. RANKIN, Sth Ind. Cav, Los Angeles,
Cal.
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Death, in U. $. Grant Post. eh,ca 20. III.

The following deaths are reported in u ct 3,
Grant Post, 90, Department Of Illinois, Cni-
caso, during the year 1902: Jeremiah Mil
er Co. 9Th Ohio; Wil sianl a f Sabe HG
III: William +. Atkins, Co. II, Parnell Le-
ssn Nd Cav Martin n M wa IaSS1 uU
U. s. s. Allegheny: David Brault, Co. b. 1881
\. Y; Lewis II. Mitchell, First LIEUTENANT nsI.a,i
Co. b, 10th Nd; Frederick Harris. sailor. U.
s. gunhoat Mound City; John B. Paine, Co.
K, I'D ILL.,; w. II. Cass. Co. d. 5Sth ILL.,;
Thomas C. Duncan, Hospital Steward. LIST
Wis. Cav; VIM. Il. Clarke, Co: II, LIST Ohio
II. A.; James H.-Matheros, Co. X, LIST N. j.;
Dexter h Warmer, Co. A, Sd \. j. Cav;
Thomas Niece. First Lieutenant Co. D, Sth
Pa; Joseph Boyd, Corporal, Co. H. 9Th
Mass: Henry Hess. Farrier, Co. A, 9th Iowa
Cav; Thomas +. Williamson. seaman, U. 9.
Navy, Julius Heimburg, Captain, Co. +, It'll
N. Y: James W. Stone, Sergeant. Co. A.
Cd n. Y. Vet. Cav; John Kline, 22d Ind. Bat
terry: Elias Rehr. Co. Il. 152d Ind: William
II. Fellows. First Lieutenant, Co. X, SD Q.
s. C. T.; Edward Sutherland, Go. II, 15th n.
" JohnW W. Ella. Captain, Co. II. 18th n H.;
Angus McMurchy. Co. +. 10th Mass.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19
M EDsCAL.
ENREE TO OUR REA DERS.
THE NEW CURE FOR KIDNEY
AND BLADDER DISEASES,
RHEUMATISM, ETC.

As stated in our last ISSUE. the new botanical Gscct
ery ANkny Is. is proving wonderful curative n nj
diseases caused by Uric acid in tn. ood or Gisof'
der-d acton OF the Esi4sfir5n asa u IN Es
The Presden, of The sniioik Hospital Lost state
thai AIsxngA- was ies;ei in the hosp a. ." ciIuii'.
cases OF Bladder and e&euMi1asi r0'ioe
when old and established comipou DIS wiiiS lsiitSi
and our e words at .olr disposal: III al S,io,
know of the good accunP shed b. ITS use. sun ~. ~
testimony to i:iIs WONDERFUL new rcnedy Comes -
o,hese including mnns lads suffering rom -
peculiar to woaian,co;. tile Church Nancy ~ n
Co of Ne Al Fourth Av1,trc, New NGr.. "-I 80 Ia
are Ns only importers, 50 anxious 10 prov
value thai for tie of iitrSducinn they VIII sen
n free Ir.atn,eut OF lA:ikavis PREPAID by mall 10
every rca;ler of THE kATioN.L TRIBUNE VINO IS ::
sufferer from any form of Kidney or ksa:,Hcea
I,iaI,es<s Ees<,ss~y. <s1a,xCf. Pain sr xsarx
difficult or frequent passing wae- or o,sef iiiS
tt,n due TO Improper actioa of III sAsssns'fs VI
ITri,.ary <,rf,.,s We advise ali Sufferers TO sen
their names nd address 10 the COMPANY ana reeen.
the AIkayta free 20 prove It's wonderful cuf'1'iN'
powers. IT is sent 10 YOU entirely free
The National tribune., 1903-02-19
Farragut Fost, Chicago.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: About one
year ago, Farragut Post, 6o2. Chicago, ILL.,,
started 4 system OF Post v1sitati6Ds which
now includes the nine West Side Posts. This
commingling has brought the members OF
-yaFious Posts into Inere-united sympathy. and
has resulted in an<increase of membership
frorl 70 to 100 per cent-and still the good
work goes on. The Department staff OF Cook
County is now in tie midst of its labor, and
by May ] will have visited the 10 Posts in
this, county. These visits instiIi new life ana
vim Into the members OF the Order. Many
former weak and Respondent Posts owe their
present prosperity to the work of the De-
partinent Staff.
Farragut Post during the year 1902 lost
by death Geo. S. Green, list n. Y. Cav; John
Bowling. LIST T.. s. Inf. and Robinette.s Bat
terry: Elisha Whitilesy. 10Th Wis; Z. F. Ry-
an. U. S. Gunboat Sterling Price," Michael
Maroney, 18th and 141th In.-LERoY 8.
FALLS, Past Commander, Farragut. Post,
Austin, Ill.
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Farragut Corps. Chicago.

EDITOR NATIONAL tribune: Farr1gut
Germs 81, Chicago. ILL.,, was organized III
wears ago The present membership is about
100: the meetings are held the third Tuesday
evening Of each month-same night rs Post.
and in adjoining hall, corner Congress and
Horpca streets. During the year 1902 the
CORPS under the leadership OF Mrs. Mary ?.
Falls, assisted by an efficient staff. made
substantial progress. The report of the H.
linois Department Convention shows that this
Corps stands fourth in amount Of money ex-
pended for relef.-VETEEAN, Chicago, Ill.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19
Reunion Of the 9Th N.Y.H.A

At Reunion Of the survivors of the 9Th
v. Y. II. A, ct Yonkers, y. Y, the follow
ing officers were elected: Pres, john Smith.
Jr., Peekshll n. Y; V. Ps., f. K. Hall, Jas.
Sloane. W. II. Storms, Tm. Carroll: Sec,
VIM. d. Johnston. Scotch Plains. ". j.;
Treas, Watson vedenbergh: Historian, Fred
ric Shonard. Major Sbonard submitted an es-
Innate of $1,000 the cost Of publishing
400-pase Resimental History. and number
of subscriptions were received.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19
The 49th N. u.

The Association of Survivors of the 4Sth
N. Y. has chosen the following officers for
the year 1903: Pres, Jacob powles; V. T.,
David b. Fletcher: Sec. Vim. =. Manicy, All
Fifth Ave-, Brooklyn, n. Y; Treas. James
Dillon; Chaplain, Geo. y. Stayiey; Surgeon,
DIR. Geo. w. Brush; Historian, Jos. NJ; Viii
liams; Serseant-at-Arms. Fred ID. Kron.
Headquarters are at Room ., City Hall,
Brooklyn, n, Y.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

-DAINT WITHOUT OIL-REaIARKABLE DIS
i coyery That Cuts Down the Cost of Paint Seventy
five Per Cent. Free Trial Package Is Mailed 70
Everyone Who Writes A. l.. Rice. prominent man.
uiacturer Of Adams, n Y. has discovered process
Of making new kind of paint without the use of
OIL He calls it Powdrpaint 1t comes TO the farmer
dry powder, and all that is required is cold water to
make paint weather proof fire proof, and durable
oil paint 1t adbcres to any surface, wood stone or
brick, spreads and looks like oil pain; and costs about
One-fUurth much. Write TO Mr.. A. l.. Rice Manuf,r
$50 North St., Adams, n. y, giving ihe name of the
dealer from whom you buy Your paints Mr. Rice will
send you free trial package, also color card and full
Information showing yon how you cave good
many dollars. Write to-day.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19
According to Form.
Chicago Tribune.)

The commander of the Regular Army
post in the far West summoned an or
Derby.
Uniform Private Smith," he said, shat
his application for q new surcingle, made
some time since, has just been approved
by the Department"
Colonel" replied the orderly, touching
his hat, Private Smith died six months
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

DLooD POISON, EITHER PRIMARY, SECOND
ID cry or Tertiary, producing Ccpperccior Spots,
Pimpies Sore Throat, Aches, Old Sores, Ulcers.
Mucous Patches in mouth, Hair or Eyebrows falling
out ETC. quickly, positively and forever cured With
out the use of Mercury Iodide of Potash, BY the
wonderful Herbalis Compound, a few weeks Use o.
which makes a cean healthy being, after complete
failure with the Hot springs and other treatment
Full information. and bottle for trial. sent free o.
charge to all sufferers. Address, Prof f. c. Fowler
New London, Conn.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

EAEIIli'E
list Art, f. Bruce Ricketts,, wiisesbarre. Pa.
LIST Cav. John T. Taylor. Reedsville Pa.
"Bucktails." f. f. Kirk, Duboistown, Ly-
coming Co., Pa.
1st Res't, Joseph James, West Chester. Pa.
I'd Reg't. James L. Morrison, Tax Office,
Philadelphia.
Sd Res.t. John p. Dauth, 75l Penn ST.,
Reading. Pa.
18th Res't. Alexander Nicholas, Custom
House, Phila.
9Th Reg't, Robert Greer, Jersey Shore. Pa.
9th Res't, Alexander Ives, West Chester,
Pa.
18th Reg't. Levi C. MeCauley, West Ches-
ter. Pa.
Sth Reg't, T. Eichelberger. Saxton, Pa.
9th Reg't, John McEifresn, So. 10th st.
Philadelphia.
10th Rcs't. George Shattucs, MeadvilIc. Pa.
18th Reg't. S. NJ. Jackson. Apollo, Arm
strong Co.. Pa.
18th Hcg't H. s. Lucas. Williamsport Pa;
r. NJ. Henderson, President. Carlisle. Pa;
William Penn Lloyd. Treas. fredericksburg,
Pa: W. II. Ranch, Secy., 1882 n. Camac ST.,
rhila.
SUB COMMITTEES.
Cinance-Col. William Penn Lloyd, Chair
man; Col. S. II. Jackson Co.. l.. Bruce Rick
cts.
Transporta tion-Maj. Levi c. McCauley.
Chairman: James +. Morrison, Firm f. Kirk.
Invitotions-Col. S. NJ jackson. Chairman;
Cen John Z. Taylor, w. II. Rauch.
Arrangements-Robert Greer, Chairman;
Joseph James, Alexander Ives.
Progra Nicholas. Chairman;
Can't F. Eichelberger, John +. Dauth-
Rcsj,ient-John Hamilton. Chairman, with
two other residents of Harrisburg to be
named by Comrade Hamilton.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING COLUMNS.
Centiaue fron
M EOiCAl.

CANCER.-MARVELGUS DISCOVERY OF AN
Ohio physician than cures tf most dreaded OF all
human :,iiIic;o,.s The remedy is applied by the pa
home thus saving iiie doctors ices ai avoid
,,,c dangerous surgical operations T@re Is no ioer
any uee tn ieir cucer. well known physician OF
I.'l,,,iuii Ohio. hs bea:, using remedy TO: several
yeu and has been marvellous. Being OF
modest iurn OF mind lie has never made any effort 10
,,xn ii.e merits of il remedy and T. is oi'iy through
influential fr.e,ds and cIrsi patients i,i H. ao'i-
s.,,t.i To permit his name be used p,.cly i'll
nectinn with lis work He has finally been persuaded
send al; WHO suffer with cancer fiiit description
f lrs method nj everyone may know from per
soma, cz,erei,ce t,a; be surely cured with
ont the i:si,r III tier home. Til. Sc who ar,
.cte wi il c-nCer or who know Of ans one sif'tT:
with this heretofore fatal ni:tdy should send
their and uiI,ss TO lie If Curry Cancer Cure
Co, (iSex 1.9l Lebanon. Ohio for full fs)f:iio:i nd
iestinion from hundreds who have hreI cured 10
rot hesitate write; y'si will be under no obligations
as this purely e.lori 10 make more widely known
The cr., Incay disc ,vered by DR.. Curry and Is &c
s;..liel TO aud I:.ering humanity.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19
DRJ.a. DURGooN, SPECIALIST,

DRJ.A BURGooN, SPECIALIST,
Has the largest practice in the two cnes'
because he is curing the people of Can
GERS Tsxsr0.s, Sc-ssk:l3, BlOes! For
son il, all stages. CatHrTf:, and
Ts;ae xserrn and with his assistants and
couin,udious apartments successfully treats
ali ailments of the human body. Cancers re-
moved from all parts without the kniie
All scientists are cordially invited TO in
yesiigste Know ne by MY works Seeing
Is believing. Send stamp for book TO
DR.. ]. A. Eurgoon, 1904 Penn Ave, Pittsburg, ii
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CALTHos
We viii send the marvellous French
Remedy Cal.hos Free, (ro c. o. ID. or
Prescription Sclerne.) and a legally exc
cutcd guarantee that CALTHOS Will
STOP Discharges,
CURE Naricooele, and
RESTORE Lost Vigor.
Use it hr,.. ,;y IL satisfied.
Address Won MOHL CO.,
Sole American Agents, 195 b. Cincinnati, Ohio
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woMAN's GIFT TO WEAK MEN!

For the POSITIVE and permanent cure OF nervous
Weakness Failing Manhood, 1mPc.eHcy, ec., exc.
A woiran's gift TO humanity-'he pien4inlhaiiy
fiI formula of The a-e DIR. = :. Parker sent
FREE TO SUFFERING MEN by Mrs ii. c. Parker,
administrator Of his estate. Mrs Parker derives
no monetary advantage from this generous pTSio
sit;on hut feels il scIel duty 10 extend Tie oehe
fits of her husbands discovery TO the woe country.
This slentli,i formula used by DR. Pni ker iof
u wears and restored t-;osnEds OF men 10 heailii
vor ard manly power. Sent 10 any address AisSo
IUTlcI.y FREE or CHANGE, in plain e!Ne!oPe, 10,
two cent stampt cover postage DtN,L Sof f ~
A DAY LONGER Write at once. MRS. II. Z.
PARKER, SIS ST., Toledo, Ohio.
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PAINTS.

COMETHING NEW-SEND &c AND GET A
- box of my com sillve best you ever used; take.
them off without pain. w. ii. Slough, Westboro, Mo
The National tribune., 1903-02-19
LIVE STOCK.

REGISTERED ANGORA BUCKS FOR SALE AT
HI half prce-Closing out sale for 1908; bred from
the champion fine fleece flock of the United States OF
America Philo Ogden Upper Lake. Cal.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19
A CURE FOR ASTHMA.

Asthma sufferers need no longer leave horne and
business In order to be cErej Nature has produced
a vegetable remedy that viii permanently cure
Asthma and all diseases of the lungs and bronchial
tubes Having tested ifs wonderful curative power
in thousands of cases with record of 60 pei
cent permanently cured. and desiring to relieve
human suffering, ] will send free Of charge to al!
sufferers from Asthma Consumption, Catarrh, Bro
chitis and nervous Diseases this recipe in German
Franci, or English, with fill directions for pre-
pairing and using. Sent by mail address wltli
stamp naming this paper, W. A. Noyes, 81 Power
Block Rochester n. Y.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19
MAcHINE cry.

- Rolls for wheat, 7xlI. Now in use. Sell cheap
Wish TO increase capacity. Write C. W. Armstrong
AlmStrOpgs AUls, U.
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PRINrlNe.

NEATLY PRINTED ENVELOPES AND NOTE
IN Heads for Rural Routes 80 cents each per hum
dred: calling cards sOc. per hundred. Bluftoa Special
ty Co., Bluiton, Ind.
DRINTED STATIONERY, RECEIPTS BLANKS,
etc, for GAR. Posts; original designs In black or
coiors Send for samples. Special old soldiers
every variety of printing Lille Printing Co., Drawer
c, Olney, Ill.
1nn GOOD WHITE ENVELOPES, SIZE BY o,
lOO with your name and address neatly printed
in corner only 30 cents; satisfaction guaranteed F.
Clarke, Agent, LeRoy, n. Y.
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INSURANCE..

INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE MICHIGAN MU.
/ tuai of Detroit, Mich and you will make no mis-
take. Address J. W. Shaner, Pomcroy, OHIO.
COMRADES, FOR ONE DOLLAR WILL SEND
~ You an accident policy good for one year. Issued
by the Union Casualty and Surety Company ST. Louis
NO., paying weekly benefit Of s. and $500 in case OF
death. Policy inclosed in pocket bill book, which
is worth The money alone. Money refunded II not
satisfied. T1los +. Mcnamara, Agent for Commercial
Registry Company, 1901 Spring Street, Racine, Wis
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LIVERY LAZY READ THIS.

Years ago, when was sufferer, an old nnrse told
me of wonderful cure for Leucorriea Dspacements,
Painful Periods Uterine aid Ovarian troubles. II
cured me in month. II is ;inple harmless .oioii
that be prepared. by any enc having tie recipe.
will send free every suffering sister who writes G
me- have no:i,iny TO sell. This is of womai
helping woman. send it free. Address Mrs. y. 7
Hudruf South Derd, Ind.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19
Fina, Roundup" of Pennsylvania Reserves

The final Roundup of the old Pennsyl-
vania Reserves is progressing at favorable
pace. The gathering at Harrisburg Pa. next
Summer promises to be the largest meeting
the Reserves have held since the close OF
the war. Communications are already conf
ing in from all directions and promises OF
attendance are arriving from every part Of
the country. Among the features of the
occasion will be an Encampment on Capit0i
Hill. and the presence of several companies
from the Orphan Schools. The following
committees have just been appointed by the
President. Colonel Henderson, which is q very
s;rore aggregation and shows the matter to
be In the very best hands:
The National tribune., 1903-02-19
GAR. W.R.c., S. OF v. SUPPLIES

~ AR, WR.C., s. of V. SUPPLIES-FLAGS.
W. Banners, Caps. Swords, Belts Badges Best All.
wool Bunting Flags for homes and schools All goods
Of tie best material lowest In prices Send for cata.
logue. Comrade j. A. Joel & Co., IS Nassau st. n Y.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

OPIUM. MORPIISE, COCAINE, AND LIQUOR
" l,a,its ci,Tesi.-E riblished i'll 1875 THOUSANDS
having failed elsewhere have been cured by us AT
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,rtent i under direct supervision OF :he physicians
n receives bena:it of nearly 81 years, experience
IN trr,t:n of nIiiaT Our Home Remedy
cures % per cent. of cases in six eight weeks. We
..,arantcc you. Write for annual report
aud descriptive booklet The DR.. j. l.. Stephens Co.,
Box r, Lebanon. Ohio
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r ADIES-I POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MY
II Never-Failng Ergo Kolo Com pound 10 safely
lieve the longest, most obstinate case of delayed
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The National tribune., 1903-02-19

WAS AFFLICTED WITH A CANCER ON NJ y
face; it commenced over Two years ago; called on
several doctors: tiey advised to have il cut out;
SAW in my paper Iversement from II. Il. Evens,
Hopewell, Washington Co.. No. sure cure for cancer
put ySeif under his treatment; was entirely cured
in the short time of eight weeks. If anyone looking
cancer should this article send at once TO
III. +. Eyeiis. lie will surely cure YOU Warren
Mcclure Pa,eros Wash. Recipe for the above cure
sent for 80 cents.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

HOMRADES. I WAS FORTUNATE IN LAST
~ guessing contest IN small way: but you will be
more fortunate by answering this. will give full and
complete Instructions whereby you collie and
headache. No recipe no drugs; never failed. Send 81
TO DIR. j. & Miller, Lock Box ., Connellsvilla. Adar
County. Mo.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

COMRADES, % CENTS GETS CORN REM EDY
~ Takes them Ont; money refunded on honor Il
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you Will praise IL thereafter. postal card: viii return
price If not satisfactory. Scott Druggist. Ottuwu
Iowa.
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+ AIDES, SEND ME 30 CENTS FOR A MONTH.
IL ~ remedy which has been tried by many and al
ways given relief Recipe be filled at any drug
store, and IS perfectly harmless The money for this
recipe will help TO support widow and two little or
phans Mrs & Massie. s9s South Second ST. Ironton o.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

A TTENTIoN. NEW WONDER DRG;-S Is A
IA cure for headache, toothac,ie neu. .Igia ca:
arrb and colds Sent postpaid for y cents per bottle
W. j. Bowman, 5ie pifer s., Du Bois, Pa.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

TOR 10 CENTS STAMPS WILL SEND RECIPE
II for restoring gray hair. Have used 1t for five
years. Cheap. Address G. Box 40, Scots, Mich.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

DECIPE FOR THE CURE OF PILES; GUAR
III anteed o. X. money back: costs but few cents
TO make. one box and recipe TO make for sl.Ol. Ad-
dress WIN. III. smith. Box IGI. Ticondoroga. \. Y.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

DILEs-INsTANT RELIEF. FINAL CURE IN
L few Gn.s ard never returns. No purge. NJ
Salve. No snppos,ory. Remedy pi:t:ied free. A6
dress ]. H. Reeves Box es5, New York City, y. Y.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

nRoPSY-NTw DISCOVERY: GIVES QUICK
IL relief ard worst Book Of Testimonials
and 10 days treatment Tree Dr. II. IL. Green's Sons
Box Q, Atlantis, Ga.
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ECZEMA.-AFTER tBEI,SG A SUFFERER TOT:
II three years was cured permanently by "A sure and
simple remedy with three applications by mall % cents
box. WI. Bowman, 5i2 Pifer ST. Du Bots, Pa.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

roMRADE HAD RHEUMATISM AND
~ kidney trouble for five months. WIS helpless
could not lie down on account of my heart. My case
was considered hopeless. Johnsons Springs ulGeral
weter cured me. VIM. Bannsett Murray, Ky. Price
Of water, delivered at Water Valley DOC. per gallon
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

AfARRIED LADIES ONLY-wRITE FOR VAL
ANl liable secrets worth thousands you I'm every
way. Send stamped envelope. Lock Box aoS, I,ldon
Iowa.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

rJ1RY MY ELECTRIC BELTS. STRONGEST.
4 most durable and cheapest made. Address Boz
Il, Asotia, Wash.
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COMRADES HAVE a CURE FOR SMALL
~ pox in q ;ours; scarlet fever and scarleiina Il
nine hours, and diphtheria and throat, and viii
break up any fever In 10 hours. Price, s0o per bottle
Address q. w. Conln 18th Mich. Inf, Box 235 Breck
enIicse, Miiii;.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

OoK BEAUTIFUL - CosIpLEXIONEIS.
new, simple, harmless discovery for bleaching the
skin and removing piInp.es and blackheads Send 30
cents for recipe and sample package to Lock Box No.
4, G;i,espieville, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19
HON ESTEADS.

COLDIERS ADDTTIONALS, AND ALL OTHEI,
- kinds of land Scrip bought and sod also land war
rants under the various Acis. Write for information
=. NJ. Heaton, 800 I ST. n. W., Washington D. G.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

CALLSToNES CURED IMMEDIATE RELIEF
" ard permanent cure. No surgical operation
required. DR. W. c. Payne Marsha!ltown, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

VALUABLE-A RECIPE FOR A IMMINENT
which cannot be exceled for sprans bruises, etc,
or beast; t OF 90 cents per gallon: also all
excellent condition powder for horses and C.tic both
recipes for 60 cents in stamps; strictly confidential
Reference National Bank of GERMANTOWN, Pa. This
viii only appear n few times. Ihos a. Wentworth,
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

WHY GET SICK? / HAVE FORMULA THAT
w will cheek and any fever II will hun
dreds Of dollars in doctors bills Price only 50
Thos. Ryan. For Wayne. Ind.
The National tribune., 1903-02-19

CALyE- - THE BEST FAMILY SALvE ON
- earth for ulcerated piles and itching rectum and
cuts and sores of all kinds. rs cents box Address
H. Hanion BOG West Jefferson street, Springfield. Q.