The National tribune., 1903-06-25

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The Doctor has heretofore adopted plan of intro
free treatment to patients at intervals during
the sun mer. to demonstrate and prove beyond all
Catarrh. Bronchitis, Asthma AN and Weak Lungs He
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enre for these dreadful malades, no matter where
The Doctor will keep in close touch with all during
charge for his professional services, consultation
and the necessary CORES pondence
thereby saving patients the large sums they ordi-
nary expend for medical advice, consultations pre-
scripons etc. there is surely excuse why suffer-
should hesitate to put his treatment to the test
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tell him the nature Of yoqr head, throat or lung
YOU While the weather is warm and settled the
best and quickest results of this antiseptic treat
nent are obtained.
vice. Commander Z. Z. Cook, Box 263.
Greenfield, Iowa, wishes to correspond
with any one who knew Mr.. Smith while
lie was in the service.
THE MOUND CITY DISASTER.
Capt Thomas McElroy, Woodbridge, N.
j., thinks that he is the only one of the
Mound City d.saster who re lched the op-
pOsite bank by swimming. at the time that
her steam pipe was cut by rebel shot, on
the White RIVER expedition. He was then
Il Gunner in the Navy, and gave the last
yards. He was later Acting Master on
the receiving ship Grampus, at Mound
City, Ill.
WOULD BE A GoDsEND.
Ella f. West, Department President,
Ladies of the G.. \. r., State of New
York, Brooklyn, n. Y, says that the
straight S12 per month service pension
would be a GOdsend to 4 great number in
her community. She knows of many who
are living on 26 cents day, So per month,
and the past Winter the suffering was
very great. The Ladies of the G. A. r.
had their hands full to attend the worst
without help.
COMMANDER OF THE Hist n. Y.
Maj. VIM Merrell, Hist n. Y. Santa
Clara. Cal, writes: 'On the march to the
sea, the Hist n. Y. was commanded by
jor, not by Capt. Elisha G.. Baldwin. as
appears in The National Tribune, April :.
At that time Capt. Baldwin was on de-
tached duty at Elmira, n. y"
WANTS PIECE OF sHoRTY's WEDDING
CAKE.
f. Parish, Commander of Maj. Lyman
Post, Bluffs, Iowa, served three years in
Co. L, Sth Mo, and his Post is unani-
mously in favor of service pension of So
per month. He wants Shorty to send him
a piece of his wedding cake. as he is very
much interested in him and also in 81
klegg.
SERVICE PENSION.
Bart Podesta, Sergeant Major, 9TH Ohio
Cav, Deer Lodge, East Tenn, thinks
surely the time has come for substantially
remembering the men who sacrificed
everything to save the country. receiving
Il pay hardly sufficient to keep them in to-
bacco, and that the So per month service
pension is little enough for a recognition
by great people of its old soldiers.
MASONIC EMBLEM.
r. T. Barber, Retta. Ky, has a Ma
sonic gold ename!ed breastpin which he
wishes to restore 10 the owner an officer
of an Ohio regiment encamped fer time
at Burnside. Ky. This officer stayed ona
night at farmhouse in the vicinity of the
camp, and after he left next morning the
pin was found in his room.
WANT PRESENT LAWS ENFORCED.
Alfred Aurandt. Sith Pa, Belle Court,
KY, says that Of the 10 cd comrades Of
that section, 81 are in favor of n just and
honest Interpretation of the present laws,
which if properly enforced would give the
comrades everything that they desire.
WHERE is THE OWNER.
Comrade J. G.. Jefers, 416 West Fifth
street, Anderson, Ind, writes that during
the recent Department EncamDment 4
comrade lost Il bugle. He left his name
with the writer. who has since found the
bugie, bat has lost the address. Will the
comrade who lost the bugle kindly write
Mr.. Jeffers.
NO BLUE, NO GRAY.
VIM. Frank, FOrestville, Wis, strongly
condemns the recent action of the State
Superintendent of Public Schools of Wis
consin. in including Il euiogy of a South
ern soldier in his pamphlet of Instructions
to aid the Public Schools of the State in
their Memorial Day exercises.
INEQUALITIES IN RATINGS.
Comrade Edw. +. Tucker, Frederick,
Md, cannot understand why pensioner
does not get as much for the loss of
leg or arm from being entirely disabled
by disease contracted in service as if it
were shot off in battle.
SCATTERING.
S. X. Eicher, Dunbar, Pa, asks whether
any cOmrade can give him the present adj
dress of any member of the Elliott family
that occupied the big house near Kappa
hammock Station in which Gen. Sykes had
his headquarters.
Comrade George 3. Brown, Co. G., 11th
Pa. Cav. Rediield, Me-, suggests that
some comrade of his regiment write an
account of the ''apple-jack raid of Feb
ruary, 1868.
Comrade c. Fl. Rehfeld, of Horizon,
Wis, has two discharges of John Il.
StrOw one from Co. B, 10th Wis. and
the other from the 7th Wis. Battery, l..
A., which he wishes to restore to the own
er, or his relatives.
]. w. Greer. Co. NJ, Sd w. Va. Cav.
Crown City, Ohio, writes to say that he is
the youngest of six brothers who served
in the Union army: that he is now 56
,,o,r,, old GouroIo Grnnr aDliSt oil in 1892