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THE NATIONAL TMBOTE: WASHMCTOtf, D. 0., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, I888.--WELV- E- PAGES;

wood hastened to tender his services to tho from experience, that when fevor is once in a she hunted everybody down, as tho first, name MRS. CrEEf. SHERMAN DEAD. PUOIOTMAv Of! HUE!! GOSSIP, War Department, with the permission of the ship, it will develop again as soon as she gets had indicated its prying propensities. 1861 he region whore Yellow Jack holds sway. Our Congressional Library is still enriched She Pasess Array Saddcnlr of Heart Failure. wpiaTOM Secretary of the Navy. In the Fall of into the - by rare specimens of both these publications; his fallen, The Tim Ladies' Woain is an- els$snt mi r9at prfodkl fot m was Brigadier-Genera- of Volunteers, Tho heaviest sorrow of life has Iidlu anil tho bmUy. made l INAUGURAL NOTE9. paper Christmas Esb C3abr CoultU of Is Urs puns. and from his knowledge of the people and yellow with time, printed on coarse in upon Gon, W. T. Sherman, his. beloved wife G4 esituoas el Na- was placed in command The arrangements for the Inauguration of tho largo typo common iu country offices, full passing away at an early hour Waclnesday entertain la 3 Ho Week's Doings at ilia their characteristics, he single aadinitrnctlM of the long peninsula known as tho Eastern President-elec- t Harrison are progressing rap- of typographical errors, but not a error morning last iu Now York city. The cause of rtsdisiciaaUcc Shore Virginia Easn'tSho'," idly and satisfactorily, and on tho Fourth of in facts that would give a man a chance ia a death was heart trouble, tho precise nature of Scribner's Magazine asd feeaoUAU tional Capital. of or rather the" days when a whon his energies were directed to turn tho March next Washington will be the scone of libol suit in those of stern justice, which could never bo definitely determined by It CODtaici to prevent tho grandest demonstration of the kind over verdict had to be proven, not bought, those her physicians. SarfolaadSfcorl people into loyal paths, and, at least, protest JlllSllllSf Stories, thorn from keeping open communication with witnessed. The guarantee fund has already papers aro a silent against tho injustice Mrs. Sherman had been an invalid for tho ftil Poemr, BOMB XHSIDBKT YBTSBANS. $45,000. Notices that so often drives woman's work out of tho past five years, but, thongh sho failed "Howek. armed rebels on the western side of the Chesa- nearly reached tho sum of gradually Bapirtnteet,"pr' Boar-Admir- different legitimate mnrkot to squat on tho curbstone. al Samuel P. Gwter, wlio is on peake. In that position he did such excellent are being constantly received from in strength, her condition was not considered 'LsiH' FtBoj tfce rotlrod list the Navy, was born ia the ajid valuable service he put an end to tho organizations of their intentionJto participate Woman fouuded daily journalism. Tho first gravo until Tuesday morning, when hor physi- Worie.-- ' "Faab. f that newspaper was The Daily Courant, es- teas Depart. xaosajtaias of Est Tennessee Aug. 8, 1S19, and troubles there, and in 1S62 he was transferred iu tho ceremonies, and numerous representa- daily cians pronounced hor to be in a dangerous con- Bwat," "tht as a. Maryland below organizations aro in tho city, arranging tablished in London in 1702 by Elizaboth dition. Even then tho General did not realize FaaUj Dae was appointed from dint State to command of that nart of tives of 25 Cents 25 Cents tar," "Oai age-Whe- Mallot, and edited by her. was bo Feb. 14, 1840, when he was over 20 years of n Washington and between the Chesapeake for accommodation during their stay here. that tho partner of his lifo and fame to Boy nJ 0 Itta." ' Uothar' Department," EtiouMte," " Bam nowspapor in Rhodo was T Mexican war ooearrod he was a and Potomac. Thoro his work was more Tho Pennsylvania Bail road Compauy has The first Island soon takon from his side, and whon tho end did 5C Decoration," etc Every lady ia delight! wtib tbta ebannlD. the Guard printed by Annie Franklin in 1732.. She was "r3?i"" piper. Wad. Irs to at onca donbia tu already Baseaaoib ctr Famed Midabi pman,.and was in the Gulf Squad- difficult, as it was much easier for the again offered to transport tho National como ho was not prepared for it, and suffered colatfeo, and to order to iutrodoca it into Utowaa4a of ttesel AS USOiLmKmssQuE AS USUAL. a is already kn blockade-runner- mail-carrie- rs from tho Capital with- also the State printer. accordingly. waat tt not wa now aXa the fatlowlo? ex. ron, taking part in the siege and capture of rehel s and to of Pennsylvania to aud ft nn r :n l. je .in. Tho n67.'Sppcr in America was carried Mrs. was jrirujruM toaordiaary o.Tsr: Cpm rert.pt of only Twenty-Hv- e Cents Vera Cms and the CSasde of San Juan d' TJHoa. slip serosa a river than it had been. out charge, and tho entire body will attend. third Sherman tho daughter of tbo famous " (jxyttaaa$taaBt. tOatr arptstal note). watntfeewtTheLAdlea. Cornelia Brad- Ew-in- g, a Ia September, 1854, he waa promoted to Master, ou the Eastern Shore to cross the wide bay; Tho Republican Invinciblcs of Philadelphia on by tho widow of its fouiiusr. Senator from Ohio, Thomas World for Three Hontli, ami tea tciU ofee ttmt c4 to part to ford, in 1742. Cabinets of Presidents iviicritsr, Freo ami vctfaJ, our v Cbrbtaias Bx and in the following April to Lieutenant, and but he succeeded iu groatly reducing tho rebel have announced their intention take who served in the ctntaininfallt!itfUtrmg vniiuM-- ) and ufHllnhJavyrutnUZ also Troas-nr- y At-vr- Imported; 300 men. This, is the oldest The second newsnaner in Now York was Harrison and Tyler as Secretary of tho A Pacing of Fina tl CAittauu CorJt. haaaMftal was seat ia the friaate Sa Jacinto for a cruise travei between Richmond and Baltimore, and the number of to MitafecMon ; or- carried on by tho widow of its fouudor, Mrs. , 1871. seU. warranted jl9 38 P&fvroud gtataj ia Chinese waters. Daring the operations of making it a decidedly risky affair for tho marching company in the country, being and of tho Interior. Ho died in With 60 FeUttnu, Until quality, oa pxretuneat, with) wbieii Jajteamaj 7) Zonger. was called The Weekly Journal. 1824, IUustrations, 20 foil page, do their own alarapf ag;, for anbreMery , etc ; Ftrfitm Sodttf, British forces China (1835-'- the Ameri- blockade-runner-s to cross Potomac. ganized in 1860. Tho Ohio National Guard It Miss was born Oct 4, in tho town of I the ia try and the newspaper The Mary- to bo placed la bsraaa drawer, haadkerchlet bx, or eJaawheta can squadron took part in behalf of the British, In the Sumuior of 1863 Gen. Lockwood suc- will be represented by a brigade of 2,500 men, The first in Maryland, Lancaster, (J., aG.'i sbo became the wifo of Capt elesaat aad durante; t Lae&tt' Spicts ?am ot 8na on so composed as to represent every arm of tho land Gazelle, was owned and edited by Annie William T. Sherman 1650, the marriago tak- gralBed leather, witb nickel clan? aa.l triaaitUaga;Pot 1 Cpy "7a ana at rate jhxck uio ceeded Gen. B. F. Kelly in command of the in Otwunon-sau- e Coo in 1767. representing tkwork of the, most Bo." coaUtaiag a largo and valoabla oK Barrier Forte at Canton Union troops then in the Valley of Virginia, service. Tho National Laucers, Boston's faucy K. Green ing place in Washington. Mis. Sherman accom- lectbaofcaakiag asd other reeipe; 1 Cty ' Sow to S Tour 1S56, Carter Ferry. regiment, will attend, mounted, under com- The Virginia Gazette, the first paper to publish panied her husband to California and re-- " Chen DacioT,'' a ralojiUo look, teUtos how to care all common in Lieut. with his headquarters at Harper's aHineaUbyairaplohofMTeraadfes; I Pint Imported Jafonoit From pres- tho Declaration of Indopcndcnco, was edited resigned tho Arnly tWeAjl distinguished himself Small but euergctic bauds of Imbodcn's rebel mand of Capt Edw. B. Wndsworth. maincd thoro until he Jrom famous artists and engravers, SatvlktrtkUf, 1 Zadia: Clot SuHantr.l Whtta 3oa for gallantry. When cavalry kept matters from stagnating iu the ent indications it would appear that one-ha- lf by Cloinantiua Roid. in 1853 and returned East Capt Sherman ac- 2rsjft.l fins Button Hook and 1 LadUt' Collar SutUH. So to-da- member, we tend the. Cbrturmaa Bax. costalaiKr alt tho aba?, g, yet y a woman finds best talont ihe war of the rebellion neighborhood of Harper's Ferry and ilartius-bur- tho military and civic organizations of tho State Aud if her cepted a professorship in a Louisiana college, nJo oar paper throo reatbx.fer oaly 5ceU; ft broke out Liout. (Airier succeeded witli his of Indiana will bo present in Washington at in the direction of politics or any of the gravor hut Mrs. Sherman resided with liar growiug. Boxen will boaantfer SI.M. 8UUf3-He- n but Gen. Lockwood only can guaranteed or monty reAmdaeT. Wo refer to ay sedMlahar was one of the favr ninn small force in checkmating most of Imbodcn's the Inauguration. Gen. Harrison's old regi- subjects, tho method by which she family in hor native town until after the end faU.Y. aa to reliability. Bcsatssisa eaaaaa i AMteaa of Southern birtli who dashes. In that Fall his health failed him, ment, the 70th, will be here; and tho Wauua-mak- or securo a recognition of tho merit of her work of tho war. S. U. SCfOKE Oi CO., 87 FnsSThKx Saw YrJ& remained loyal to tho and he went oa sick leave, and was not, I Guards will act as his oscort Tho feasi is to costume nor intellectual offspring a la Dr. Thon the duties of Gon. Sherman, took him ilention The Natioual Xriboaa. flag had served un during tho war. bility of sending a regimont of Minnesota Mary Walker, and make the world boliovo she to St Louis, whoro Mrs. Sherman accompanied he thiuk, actively employed again very Special GoverWitii Bronza Decorations. der. He then, like most On returning to his Navy duties after leaving troop3 to Washington is being discussed, and it is a man ; thon the same sentiments, ideas him, and thoy havo not since then been sepa- DO YOU WANT A 560 to 1,000 men will como. and reasons that fell flat before will bo copied rfl?!riesliai3ffiRy& ther officers in the the voluulecr service, ho served at the Naval . is probable that from rated. Whether at St Louis or Washington, or rilsavr. saw little oppor- - Academy for a little time and then was ordered The 165th N. Y. will attend tho inauguration everywhere; editors will write to "A Quill-drivo- r, later in this city, Mrs. Sherman lived in par- ahead for active tho Naval of President Harrison, at which time they will esq.," and congratulate him on tho good tial rotiremont, devoted to her children. A GoldWatch? tunitv to Washington, where he did duty at nfeisM VFWl0f$Si&' service afloat, not be- Observatory on retired list on bo tho guests of the Union Veteran Corps, Co. he is hoing to "our party," "our church," etc.; zealousinemborof tho Roman Catholic Church, Then buy a good one Beavi Cass, hantumah until placed tho Datt-wae- ovor-8ki- rt Fin: Ksvstoos f. full rsij : a rohels 1S7G, re- A, Second Battaliou, D. C. N. G. They will otherwise she is expected to write gossip, sho was prominont in good works, her distin- twzti lieving that the reaching 02 years of age in and has StM! wlttd and set. Enaal in evtrj eueattal toWat& Admiral Caxteb. any con of bring 60 men in uniform, and possibly a band. lyrics and other kiudred news as narrow- guished services being recognized by Popo Pius AMONG THE. could obtain sided here continuously ever since. Both . TtOBEItT I.OT7IS that are said at $73 ta $90. Payable only siderable naval force, sad not foreseeing tho his daughters are married to Navy officers, the Tho 7th N. Y. N. G. will take part in the ing to the human intellect as a clerk's desk in IX, iu sonding hor tho goldon roso,a raro deco- STKVJ5NSON contrib-- com- Departments. nnNTRTmrrnns " seeonujiawumentoi treacherous aid of the English in building eldest being the wife of Commander Charles D. parade, 700 strong, Col. Emmons Clark tho ration of the pontifical household. Mrs. Sher- aiitists His roraajitle novel, -. Wil-lard'- "THE - best-know- s. notice, gontlo con- J- private cruisers and ia blockade running, he Sigsbee, one of the brightest and n manding, and they will be quartered at Did you ever reader, tho man was also one of the Trustees of Peter's MASTER OF BALLAJr $3S.oo $i his services for duty wjth the land officers his scientific attain- Among the othernnmcrous organizations duct of tho rooster in tho barnyard, how he Penco in Amorica. ARE TKAK," striklogly Illus- If yoa think of baying "Wateh, or woeJd Mke to be tendered in the service for trated. Agent, write lor ftrH pwrtfeHiao. forces. In July, 1661, Lieut. Carter's proffer ments aud his inventive genius. His only son, expected are: State Foncibles of Philadelphia, invariably walks up aud takes tho worm after Mrs. Sherman leaves six children, two sons como oar vme accepted, and he was ordered to report, in whose tho aged veteran still deeply '200 mou; Atchison Club, 110; Sedalia (Mo.) tho hen has scratched it up for horsolf, uuloss and four daughters. Tho eldest son, Thomas "WTNTKTt TV The Keystone Watch Club Co, death good ttttr person to the Socrotary of War for ditty, and in mourns, was that young hero, First Lieut. Republican Flambeau Club; Pholps' Guards, of she happens to be a swalloworand gulps it Ewing, is a studjonfc in. the Somiuary of tho Jes- EliM YCuuer,, Al LHONUAC'JvS P"1" 926 Chesfnut Street. Phiicdelphta, the following September he was appointed by Jamos B. Lockwood, 23d U. S. Inf., who was Fatarson, N. J., 100 men; Republican Block down before ho gets to hor? Ho does it not uit "roparing for tho priesthood. Tho other Rhbkrencs Any Commercial Agency. Pxtesklent Lincoln as Brigadier-Gener- al of Vol- witb Gon. A. W, Greely in his fateful Arctic Association, of Philadelphia, 100; Eagle Re- because he has more ability to find worms, than son, Philamon Tecuinseh, is studying for the MAItLK RlMl elabaralalri- l- Mention The National Trlbuns. coi-leeti- ng ilpstrated unteers. Meautiutthe had boon vigorous in expedition, and who died April 9, 1831, of publican Club of Georgetown, D. C; Rod, White, sho bast in fact to tho contrary ; but ho gobbles .law. Two of tho daughters arte married, and by W. Hamilton. becauso ho is stronger is, uioeon, uruce Crane. J. andorganiwg the Tennessee loyalists starvation, only a month before his surviving aud Blue Brigade, of New York, 50; Taffoy hor find than sho and tho two younger girl3 reside with tirsi? tuirGats. J. Alfenweir; lfrmicls aiurnby. J. D. who had fled to our lines for protection, and his comrades were rescued. was this sou. who, Light Guard, of Jersey City, 50; Frelmghuy-sc- u knows sho caunot resist him successfully. It Gon. Sherman wa3 qui to prostrated by tho Woodward aau others. $10BQOKfa25& It so ' Cooklfru tfacoal of with such success four U. Cav., New York, 50 ; and Young. is just with the human rooster. He is .'sudden - efforts had met that with Lieut. David L.Braiuard, 2d S. Lancers, of death of his wife, but became calmer it. n ana. vv.sjs.--i Seaof stronger tho hen specie3, t,(5vv. i7ia tn&frftrr&n" '' ' n Hi If regtaieui were mustered into tlie United. States. (then Serg't Erainard) and an Inuuit, reached Men's Republican Club, of Baltimore. than of lm not in after tho arrival of his eldest sou, who came wuL m wnolo iilinry Ji T?lydai2htedwr& to fight for homes from which Uiey Gov. Beaver, of Pennsylvania, has been se- moro physical strength alono, though that was obedience to a summons from his artist, describes, the origin, ti. Tait susa&oaie snawtedsa forces the the point farthest north that human beings in father. x. !t beginning of force ' J, ,. TiaChtaaii, aud rapid erowth in th ob, pnwtteal jooj-et- ham aMffam.Actt had been driven for their devotion to die Union. have ever been known to go. Gen. Lockwood lected by the Inaugural Committee to act as perhaps the it when bruto Tho news of the death of Mrs. Sherman was United Statfet or the on nr n grtazvaixt is os. Xirxfat These regiments were formed into what was spare build, but is so Marshal on Inauguration Day. Tho appoint- ruled tho world, but strong in all the advan- received in Washington with sincere sorrow in making-- stained-glas- s win- CJorri Jfopx aad of rttrf is tall of stature aud in te world, a-- Shor-ma- u, dows, with hyntl7i7j coustrr tae It a hmihome oaUed Tennessee Brigade, and the other ment was first tendered Gen. William T. tages of money, influence, political power, and tho large circle acquaintances warm ror.. 419 the vigorous in movement aud speech thatcno of and KlUctioBs of winUbw3 My La rnlsrae of saaes beasd is liii dote. loyal Teuneasoeau of whom write here was steanger meeting would easily bolieye but' ou accoutit of tlie doatk of his wifo patronage. There is not money enough in the friends that tho family loft behind them. Many rttixe, jinnstrons, XIcany, and contain ertrrthtna; '.bat yoa, need to I llm William Hole, Latucop xxr. Keailyaalt a. allies aald ta 3 7-it- whole feminine world to support one good aud others. assigned to its commend. As early as Get, 21, that tie has passed his li year of ace. ho deciiued. The selection of Gov. Boaveris ; years of Mrs. Sherman's lifo were spout in this mnatBfc Wis. guarantee so nob book baa was brigade could be made. newspaper, and ovon what thero is comes from schoolgirl Georgetown Con- rrer before been pohHahed, aad wUl, roraod J36L, he cugasod with bis in the The oldest veteran in years of service in tho considered as the best that city first as a in .4. .. d TiESTETL ftfSffiijf" Vfc- Bear-Admir- man, who holds tho koy to patronage, and so ho WAX defeat of the rebels under Zollicoircr at Wild United States Armv or Navy is al A contract has been signed by Gen. Black, vent, later as a bello in official society during TjACIv'S Reminiscence 2XfU A rnlkTT'tJ wanted everroaen. Oaa Brit-to- n, ' offi.-,co- invariably gobbles tho worm. r, are - Oat, Ky., and in the following January was in Selfridge, resides No. 2013 1 Commissioner of Pensions, aud Chairman her father's terms as Senator and Cabinet Louis C. concluded ; fullr- illus T&O SSc. Thomas 0. who at Tiffany, trated with Wailicistoa. Aootaer ia SprisgtieM. Send Ssareata terau the battle at Mill Springs, in the mountains of homo on Pennsyl- iu regard to tho use of tho Pension Oinco and later still when her homo on I street portraits one, atd a copy booad ia Limp doth, or 50c for a copy is notary rtylfi. street, where his fronts out OUR LAWMAKERS. taken last summer, renre-sentlH- K New-Year- which, is to bo was social, fc 111. eastern Kentucky, when Zollicofier was killed. vania avenue, for on 's Day ho will for tho Inaugural Ball, contract the headquarters of the Gen oral of 5!r. WallaoK at his LAIRD LEE, K. T. Lakeside. Building, Chicaao. Ia June, 1882, Gen. Carter and hisTenneaseeans appoint- approved by tho Secretary of the Interior. Gen. James B. Weaver, of Iowa, was defeated 'the Army, and it3 domestic routine became as country home; with his fa- Ilention The National Trluuaa. celebrate the 71st anniversary of his vorite dog Gap, fol- received for furnish-- : prominent as athisfeei. helped capture Cumberland and in the ment as Midshipman. I thiuk, too, that ho is Numerous bids have been i for While a man of great value in that of Gen. aud Mrs. Grant at BenPSB fflcScoct, lowing October aud November he went into the also the oldest veteran in years, for lie was born ing tho music, also for decorations; but selec- some respects in the House of Representatives, ,tho White House. (VRnlUTR TTTTrrFr- - UppBr Kanawha Valley, and drove the rebels 1801. a tion has not yet been made. There will bo a ho had characteristics which strongly dimin- It has boon known hero among their inti- COCK. the- - artlat. writp iu Massachusetts April 24, He became 0 BOTTICBLLI as By lino both in the way good mat- mate friends Mrs. was-rogarde- "the s&i oat of that section. this time it was found Lieutenant in March, lS27,Commanderin April, departure from tho usual ished that value. Hodid work in the that Sherman's health man who above all others M Ire3 Mr $a Ui &, 5i that Carter's troops were more valuable mount- 1811, and was a when the rebellion of decorations and fireworks, of which latter ter of tho forfeiture of railroad land grants, and as precarious by her family, and for J. Francis Marshy, gave an impalae in tho ed than afoot, aad the regiments were turned began. His last sea service was completed in thero will bo a most magnificont display. could always bo relied upon when any matter this reason the General decided oa taking a right direction to the new art ofthe Christian world ;" to llvft LI into cavalry, still under his command. In De- March, 1SG2, and in the following July, when of tins' kind came to the surface. On this sub- house in New York. illustrations from drawings rilling Machinery ANOTHER HISTORIC CANE. fey-th- cember, 1962, and January, 1S63. Gen. Carter the grade of Commodore was created, he was ject he was the most radical of tho Members of The following telegram of sympathy was sent e author. lad rh expedition through extreme southwest- promoted to that rank, and in April, 18GG, was Col. D. B. Henderson, of Iowa, is in luck. the House. The most of them are in favor of by prominent G.A.R. men from Chicago on the ern Virginia into East Tennessee to break the Ho has been to Congress,, with his ma- of lands whore tho rails havo afternoon of Nov. 28 : Will H. Tt.TiTTSTIt.ATEl PO retired, under the law, on reaching 02 years of the forfeiture the Lo, EMS will be a. feature of Virginia and Tennessee Railway, and in sac-oessfu- lly age. In the following July he was promoted to jority almost doubled, in spite of tho fact that not been laid, but Weaver has always insisted The undersigned, whose chief pride in life is that the number, one of them, prosecuting that work thrashed the Bear-Admir- al, and has siuco resided here. Ho his opponent had an unlimited "ba'rl" in the that ovory aero should bo given back whore they were of the band you were so distinguished a ''THE LION OF TUB - KILE," containing fonr Capacity- rebels soundly at Holston Eiver and at Jones-vill- e. shape of five banks at his back, the gallant rails, were not laid time speci leader of, beg; leave in the hour of yoursupreme has two sons in tho Naval service Capt. Thos. itho within the pictures by YED-UE- R. agony to an expression our most . JJLIUU The rest of lb63 was a busy year for this Colonel carrying his own city (Dubuque), which fied in-- grant He says he is going-t- tender of intense Bums-- !0Qfo4.QGQ O. Selfridge, jr., and Lieut. J. Bussell Selfridge. the that sympathy. May tho God who shielded and pre- H. J, '", sailor General heretofore ; v and his mounted men, and they KATH OF COMMODOKE PKICE. has always been a Democratic city employ tho leisure which will como to him after served, you in the scething.flnmo of battle afford 3 Feet. were engaged in numerous actions. In July and in addition to this, ho ha3 just received a m a book on Su-- you consolation which, power cannot. MJi. S5EEYENSGN Commodore Cicero Price (retired), U. S. tho 4th of March writing the the mortal concludes his series, of of that year Gcu. Carter was placed in com-ftt- 5 souvenir of his victory that is for many rea- 'premo Court of the United States, which will William Warner, Commander-in-Chie- f; G.A.R. monthly papers ErVl?!B Adjutaut-Qenera- G.A-.R- . with "A Navy, died last Saturday, Nov. 24, his homo , l, vf OiTftiry led Burn-lioc- 's at sons valuable above gold and jewels, not the eyes peoplo Edgkse P. Weigel, CILRISTSlAif' SEKMOX," tfacHF$eaf that Y. was born Kentucky, open the of tho by showing them James A. Department . H, Gitalin, advance ia East Tennessee, and thus was in Troy, N. He in least of theso reasons being the donor him- how Court has gradually assumed power Saxtot, Commander of filled with the high purpose WELL Dec 2, 1S05, and was appointed from that State that Illinois. f and courage which he has cooped up ICuexville when Burnside was self. delegated to Ho has been collecting A.-G- ., "the-brav- e AUGER GO, at as a Midshipman, Fob. 1, 1826. His firstsorvice not it A. D. Reade, A. Department of Illinois. called attitude besieged by the rebel Generals Sam Jones and Tho gift is a beautiful cano of highly-polishe- d this book for years. W. Bokst, Past Commander, Department of towards life' wasou Brazil station in 1S27, aud he sub- material for J. 3ETHACA, n. Loagstreet. lie and. his division bore an im- the hickory wood, with a silver head, on, Rev. Luther McKinnoy, who in 18S6 defeated Illinois. Mention The Notional Tribes t. sequently served in the West India and the E;ist Jajies Past Department Commander of ;j.D,.fooiWuf . IT. C. BUNKER'S portant part in the operations of t&e siege, and i3 " A. to D. B. II." Tanker, FATH-OI- V' squadrons, the Pacific, the Home, aud which engraved J.M. Comrade Martin B. Hayncs in tho First New '30UIK FIVE when was ever tien. Carter was brevetted India This cane was cut from tho battlefield of by 105 majority, was de- is a deHHe aud it was tbesloop-ofwn- r Hampshire District it .. f v. finely imagined to Major-Geuent- l. during the Mexican war in IlUiir.nl iiu.ir uuiot T. C After that he was detailed as Corinth, in which, battle Col. Henderson lost j feated himself this year bv a. vry largo ma- O. F. AVERY, 3ftf A., DoartcawirCrIllmois. pay Taytay of' PueS, will RARPFY& RERRY Provost-Marshal-Gener- Marion on the coast of Africa. Meantime he al of the District of East leg, was sent to him Congressman Probably-this- - ErtSii?6IXI2, A.-D.-- had been promoted, April, 1832, to Passed Mid- his and by jority. willlcad him to cbango Charles :uiiyaisniis. h. Tennessee, and performed that imjiortaut but M. Allen, of the Corinth (Miss.) District, migra-;tor- y shipman, and Sept. 0, 1837, to Lieutenant. In John .his place of residence. McKinuey is a ;Rote Bin, thankless service well and ably. He was rest- who fought on the opposite side during tho man. He was. born in Ohio and lived HISTORY QF THE G.A.R. LiiEUEeeA IIAILD-- SKATES less aaderthe routine of so eh duty, however, 1830 he was on duty at the Memphis Navy tellsastory Yard, Tenu., and 1861 served war. ithore until he enlisted in the army in 1861: and when the Twenty-thir- d Corps, to which he tlienco until at Confoderade army A Splendid Record of the Grandest Beneficiary of life at a wayside station various shore stations and in the Mediterranean Mr. Allen served in the ho removed to Iowa during tho war; stayed ia the North: Carolina really belonged, was transferred to the sencoast through the war, moro fortunate than his thero a couple of years, and then wont to Now Order in the World. C, J. Taylor, mountains. Illustrations by fleet Kappes. to aid in tightening the coils around the forces enemy friend, coming out unscathed at the York in 1867 aud finished his education ; wont We havo heretofore spoken with unstinted Alfred Lee was When the rebellion broke out be was a Com- of and Joe Johnston, he relieved in close. He has just been elected to his third to Maine in 1870 and entered the ministry, and .praise of tho work which Post Commander-in-Chie- f 1865. mander (promoted in 1855), and was placed in TABEJfc con-- January, at his urgent request, and was term in Congress, and is called tho wit of tho removed to Now Hampshire some years many n W. M. command of the steamer Huutsville, on the later. Beath has been doing for voars-i- tributes an inguaioua tale-o- f ordered to join Gen. Schoield on the Nortu House, thouglr last session Billy Mason, of Congress - AIM Kaies, blockading fleet, wh.flre ho remained until pro- Tho 51st will not havoin it Timothy- tho way of preparing an afleo.uata history of the a mystery, entitled CATALOGUE FREE: GeroUna coast, where he was command Chicago, get away with him on several Tarsnev,.of-th-o Michigan 'THREE BAD 2IEN," with nyjs Gapiuiu, 1862. was did E. Fifth District Grand Army of tho Bepublic. Comrade Beath BARNEY & BERRY of of XDB corps. At" tlie battle of mote to July lfi, He then occasions. UlnstraooBS. SPRINGF1ELD.MAS5 ar ''Tarsnby ojio of men. the present? for labor, aidiotr - ordered to command tho sloop-of-w- James- is thenoted of has unusual talents such a and he has Mention The Natlcnal Tritmcx JaJgbtou, March 10, 18S&- h ciJSieiitba the fjol- - Esucrson prizes his cano ...,...,, , not Congress. has a fine voice abundance He and igiveu to it boundless and painstaking attention " """ ' - m letft so badly town, in the , and thisj hi Brace Grane,, wisvAGB Bragg was defeated, only as a Telic-- of historic interest, but also as of ideas, and is consequently an original aud and eflbrt.psnding weeks and ovon mouths in-- .TOUN J. A'BECK-- cruise. csswr-Istfi- u uctoDfir, laoo. Ho story senti- be commanded force days' last 6F - R01T tells a of aai the in tie four a tokoii the good feeling which just such effective speaker,- who is always listened to with settling some comparatively unimportant point. ment, iSPLEHDID BUSINESS CHAHCL vrfls promoted to Commodore Dec. 29, 1G6, ' entitle "THE Goldsboro, sod noble-hearte- sallow-face- d s gsfnr at N. C, when the rebels d men as Iid and this attention whenever ho rises. He is one oft-ln- :lie.hos takon long journeys and kept up a 3JOSB5.0B TJUHSBSSOR" was placed on tho retired list. fifteen-dollaraut- di just a year later o required. complete were defeated and driven out of their position Southerner, are fast engendering between, tho men in, tho House-wh- havo,na,Sitliculty to Ilaad it wilLbe illustrated,by No capital A few in order get at the L, Palmer PtMt-seUia- g there. Ia July, 1S65, Geo. Carter succeeded Since his retirement ho has resided at Troy, Walter Robert mum. to 08 pahl far m sold only. gong winca North and the South. in making himself heard in evorr part of that early history of the Order and find oat who aro ererv family needs. Solid sold twitches. . . General-in-Chie- family of avrtwm whore be raised a children. The i Gen.ScboneM (the present f of . as premiums easily Miss grew up to DISGUBTED. great chamber. entitled to the credit, for its inception and tho earned. bedi.U rely large comarte-air- the Army) in command Qf the Twenty-thir- d eldest daughter, Lillian, be a Ah old K4ahltahJ MlfK; H.va t,. 31am-morsl- y, pioneer work of building it up, and to settle all Corns, and retained command famous beauty, and married Mr. Louis a good story the other day anont tho CHJLT ABOUT PEOPLE. f above very liberal ofer fajatrodwee their gad ia toot the until the I heard doubt. The work was so far advanced and so V neishborheod. AcaaBeeoalietimeUasireaihae troops were In. 1SGG, a New York gentleman, who died by outsiders to be hold by Krasiered out. January, he soft spot supposed It is asserted by those who pretend to kuow satisfactory, to. all thocomrades who-ha- exam- f Orable, Uue paylug bonneew without possible nak. was mutered out of the volunteer service along several years ago, leaving her one of tho the Government clerk. that after ho lays down the portfolio of State, Address, If. S. SU CO., 13 "WttshtBstoa Pktee wealthiest young widows in this country. ined it at the timeof tho National Encampment SEND FOR IT. with some two hundred general officers, and, It A thrifty farmer from tho West thought it Secretary Bayard will engage in the practice of Coramander-in-Chio- - Xew York City, N. Y: Mestlon this paper. was present that f Bea gave it an eu- afterawell-earae- d leave absence, was she who married during tho would beafine thing to mako his living "easy" of returned law fn Philadelphia. Most of his associations . year to the English Duke of Marlborough. thusiastic indorsement in his annual address to to his duties ia the Navy, in which he had in tho Departments at Washington ; so ho took Outside of Washington and Delawaro aro in the Encampment, and mauy others warmly meantime been promoted to Lieutenant-Commande- r TIIE DISTRICT NATIONAL GUABD. a civil-servic- e examination, and in duo time Philadelphia. Before ho began the study of 'approved his recommendation. It is now ready AGENTS WANTED July 14, lBSS, and Commander July 25, While the District of Columbia was tho last was appointed to a position in the Dead-Lett- er ho -P-dR- law was a clork in a Philadelphia store. He , publication, and publishers, Bryan, so to for the 1S65. Ia resuming his Navy service he took a of the States and Territories, far, organize Office as a letter opener. soems to havo abandoned all expectations of any IslyiiSbS-.I1511- CHARTS THE 6M-WA- Taylor & Co., 757 Broadway, Now York, are 1 0F UTE R, much higher place on the list than he would a National Guard force, the first grand parade Ho stood it a month or two, sitting all day future for him in connection with Delaware inow appointing agents throughout tho country. ER aa rotated by members of the. Army Bepob-tf- e. have attained by lineal promotion, for his emi of the troops on Thanksgiving Day was so long, ripping the letters open with a knife, .politics.. to be Gntad ofthe Tho prospectus shows it auobleoiumo of Fully illustrated. PoceitctifatraBdlecflu address. nent services with the laud forces were eventu- creditable a showing that all who have had searching them for valuables, and then makiug 700 large pages, clear t more than printed with organizing brigade to - duty-i- ally rewarded by advaaeiag him in numbers. part in the are entitled them up into- bundles for tho3e whoso The Duty of Conrtesyi typo on fine, hoavy paper. has 175 por- SIDNEY C. MILLER & CO., 2Ks subsequent service before going on re- great praise for their labors. to thom back to writers.. It the is send the Then his. IZfcimotid Religious JTeratd.1 traits, eugravings and colored plates. All , tired list was valuable bat uneventful, and he Brig.-Ge-n. Albert Ordwoy, the Commander disgust culminated and, sending: iu his resig- Lakeside Building-- Chicago, III. upon tho portraits are taken from original photo- &rL,LJttl- - Cr. for ISSS, including-- Jlentioa The National Trtbnm retired Augusts, ISSLwhen he reached 02 years of the Guard, is a Uuion veteran of the rebel- nation, ho said: Soma people pride themselves saying Uri -- m. . . a graphs, and aro engraved in the highest style ARTICLES t of age, with the rank of Commodore, though ho lion, who earned tho brevet of Brigadier-Gener- al will go back to my farming, for bo rude things. They fancy that thoy have done all tlio RAILWAY '' "I I'll ; Nothing boeu undone to add on for exceedingly a smart thing whon thoy have given a rugged, of art. has left subscription (18S9) and. tne Ito Red, 1Mb aM Bias was promoted thu retired list in May, 1832, of Volunteers gallant hanged if I wouldn't rather plow for myself, any to the typographical appearance of tho book, A year's f Hsflt !M Sear-Admira- Hate te dke fall grade of l. By his service under splendid gentleman and day, dead Postmaster- - coarse rebuff. Wo havo known some Christian A most hesitftilaBa.5ubs&ntml$yr iag last that then shuck letters for the has loft nothiug undone iiurubors foe 18SS... rhfetiaiiDrovidedwithacut-off vthnSek Mom tb whuttaasdo. aifl soldier, Gen. Alfred Terry, to bo very unchristian in this particular. as Colorado Beath r...... ? psetaotion he gained the right to wear in his eallaut before General. nieii ;to add to its interest aud accuracy. Among A, year's subscription. (1S80) and the LtstrastBewtteei. itauo aaj asouui&afenit&e outer epaulets and shoulder-strap- s tle twin stars Charleston aud in the Army of tho James with Aud he went All such ought to ponder this remark, made by illustrations iu the book aro lithograph clotli-bou- nd he had earned and worn almost 20 Tenth Corps. On various occasions of pub young man, a of Class 1, ono of tho greatest of groat men : " Sir, a man other two vols, for ISSS 6.00 quieilyeaHjia.wrban(faDBdanm'rTaaia- - that the Another clerk in the pages showing all the corps badges in their ;iag to chiidrea. Xotoydoslertifcauilfiultehaw sailor-sol- di no moro to say year before. Tea or settled in lic ceremony hero during late years notably Treasury, was met by a friend one day not long has right an uncivil thing than -- - fT1,iiiiTBffO villi nflk,rnas. 'proper colors. is a book in which every fc-ithm ... a- 7" Washington for permanent residence when time of the grand parade that sorrowfully ho to act one no more right to say any rude It Sraa We for santpte and price hat he at the after his appointment, who inquired how wilL ho and desiro to nave Jjoerai active lo- Gen. A. Logan to his tomb, thing, to anothor to knock him down." comrade interested CHARLES SCRIMER'S SONS, f taaaoaMio tt tra. left tiie service, and is comfortably escorted John Gen. liked his position. than his house. will bs sold by subscription, AQSrs wanttb. AiUrea cated an elegant No. 1316 Connecti- Ordway of dis- in It ynusnx ysuizEL toy ia home at attracted the attention the late "Not at all!" he replied, with a most and cannot bo obtained at bookstores. Col. ctaw iuvaa, costs on!; avenue, near the British Legation resi-tfcwc- q. Gen. Phil. Sheridan foriri3 ability and special gusted expression of countenance. P. Morse, tho well-know- a subscription Mention The SaUesal Trlteaa. skill as an organizer, and when in 1837 the "Why not?" further inquired his friend. William 743 Tori veteran " agent of this city, is tho agonb for this and Broaiw, M Anotser of both tho Army and the subject of a District National Guard came up, Is your work too big for tho sizo of your application may bo made to him. Bound Naval services is Prof. Henry H. Lockwood, Gen. Sheridan at once urged Gen. Ordway for salary?" in Bames1 Foot Pawer Maiu&ry, ' fine cloth, full gilt back and sides, the who is on the retired appointment to tho command, and he was " !'" " is with ! Wood or MeTAt, list of the Navy with the duly No, indeed he answered. Tho work price is ?3.50; bound library leather, mar- WAR 6M HIBH PHISES Workers of relative rank of Com commissioned by President Cleveland. no harder than any other, and as far as that in rltlMrat steana puwer. aaintr ouadia of thes edges, bound i modore, re- parade Cough medicines, Ayor's .Cherry Pec- bled $1.50; in half Turkey THE COTTAGE X.IBBAKY juuuiiiie:s. con ou lower. anqaTB. 23rr"3 and who At the and review last week Gen. goes my salary more than pays for all tho. work mvie money from their jobs. thanT i oW-Bbtoe- Morocco, $5.50: WSSK sides in a roomy, ed Ordway led a force of over 1,100 officers and do. But $1,200 does not pay for tho continued toral is in greater demand than ever. FIFTY STORIiSS READY. by any otaer oteoaaior aoing'tneir, I wors. aiso lur hawse at the men, comprising three regiments of increasing idiot-inc- ut ion to Tho Cheapest, Neatest, Brichteat. and Beet of tho three and that is bound No preparation for Throat and Lung iabrar;esCharatingNorelette,Spicy Sketches, InJoitrial Skeob or Hobs Tralala?. Twenty-nint-h popular "Withtheaxboy esaa jour-neymea- 's SW i corner of battalions each, a battery of light artillery take place in the brain of a man in the 'demned Troubles is so prompt in its effects, so THEIR JAGS. Pathetic Komance, Tales of Love and daring Advent-ure- a iMatre 4J A Q chojeeas trades before the "go and streets, (not yet provided with guns), a signal corps ceaseless grind ' of tho Government." in all Lamls and ail Seas, tho latest and Price-Li- ? agreeable to the taste, and so widely A ot forthemslv?.' Free. Story front, tlto West, Which is Trobably. Xot works of the most brilliant writers of FieMoa. a C-o- just under the Hights detachment, and a "Bed Cross" ambulance W.1A: KU.BS 2S; known, as this. is the family medi- dull Una in the entire Library. Pathos and huraar. tha - JIK KseUwnl, IU, -- of Georgetown. He be- corps detachment. The column was headed by ANNA ROYAL. It True. twin levera that move mankind to tears and laugh tew; Katj St., A cine in thousands of households. ArXansaw Traveler., lbveand rerenge, the master-worke- rs for good andeml; Mentiaa National TrJioxe. 6M gan his career iu the the new National Guard Band of 40 pieces, The first womau editor in Washington pub- Tha M;. varietyandwit, thespicoand sparkloof humanltfe all . Army, then entered nearly every meuiberof which is an ex-mem- lished a paper hero more than 50 years ago. havo suffered for years from a Mr. Chamicojr Depaw does not liko the aro felicitously treated ia Una latest triumph of tho ! "I Recently, whilo to Chicago, novelistand bookmaker'sarUtead thiarfatandordor at the Navy; again did of the famous Marine Baud. Her namo was Anna Royal, aud sho lived in bronchial trouble that, whenever I tako West. oa a visit once, million m y b sooaexhauated. tha-cler- foraneditionofa T&HSI. 1 service in the Army, All along the line of march there were hun- tho year of Our Lord 1831 on tho south sido cold or am exposed to inclement weath- ho called of the hotel, aud, pointing 1 DiithcrMimift 9 A Xuioa Adnaton. Broken I)jis. W Ooj yiiad An a. and anally closed bis of rs soldiers of volun- er, shows itself by a very annoying to a. boy, said: 27U dreds aud tho of B street between First and Second, East 5 to-l- TelimpSt. 3 AND SIEREOPTICONS active iu Regulars, tickling sensation in tho throat and want you to discharge follow." Uo Sbe Lou litn. 19 A Nrtrv.ki AJtmiui. FOB work the teers and and Ithiuklvoice the Gen the houses were not numbered in those days. by "Sir, I that i QtitVTlfetBilAuat. Pt.uUC,SUNDAYSCHOOt.at HOM EXHt8rTKl3 Lock-we- 6 Mr oi difiiculty iu breathing. X have tried " Why ? has ? " - ,S1 TbeTUt eTSUaJiUaa. Navy. Prof. eral verdict of all when. I express my surprise . Her residence was a small, frame house, with a What he doue S fihrntta'a Ht,at- Dela- great many remedies, uut none does so " has. rue;" T Tae Chemist's Suij. VIEWS9SSSS&1 I20SSSFHES was born m that so large a body of militia could bo orgau-ize- d a picket fence around itand hollyhocks growing, He insulted 8 CrtmM ot the Oca. aUMHUOi-IPer- . ware Aug. IE, ISM, so a time well as Ayer's Cherry Pectoral wliieh, how?" 0 Oultth,thtrK,raBiaty. St A MoMaahtW4t lis aru. in short that would present so in Summer alone each sido of the irravol walk "But 1Q AiUU&a.tctCaituUa. aa BBtA. always gives prompt relief in roturns of "iMtta Hm daring the troublous good an appearance aud do such marching aud extending from tho wicket-gat- e to tho door. " Why, I heard 'him speak of me as ' his 11 ATernTilaStwT. MUi ftrtkua. lientioBlh National TrlbHSL my old complaint" Ernest A. Hopler, 13 Tfco Trxppi1 MiUu days of the second war wheeling. True a portion of tho command is likely that hor landlord failed to collect J.ags 33ThnirU. MUHtoWt. It Inspector of Roads, Ter-r-o ; Jhj', MtttaU. with Great Britain, was tho battalion of Washington Public Parish ' O, that's nothing," responded tho clork. 14 Ljnx Ere. IPS ?f wr mem Gen. Lockwood. the Light his rout for this elegant domicile, as tho di- Bonne, La. lSUnJtrFalMCalcrt. 40 iMKtumaA. O S ta and became a Cadet has been famous years "And," continued Mr. Depew, 13 Adfotuef Ei3hIt. l UndctaWtT. at Infantry, that for for its rectories of those days show that sho. moved "I think that A THtt. " Cherry 17 ARaeafwLift. Xunl S tart araJaw I.nt West Point in 18&, where ho duly graduated discipline aud military skill, but that force was frequently; I consider Ayer's Pectoral a ho also referred to you as 'his jags."' 13 Uurdwec'i Hallow. 43JtnulMta, f?S aaawn mi. most important remedy Well, 10 A1V VU That Soil Tall. 1 EQ 3 fnia aer liae. Kaaaua in 1636. Assigned to the 2d U. S. Art., he but one battalion of the dozen, and nearly all This strange and notorious woman, whom "Eq. did, eh? that settles it. Ho an t aPfiw i 4&Tk, oaflJ4alanr. stamp. WafiTOS 33 Per Day. PtraaaaaeapaaWoa. ja. ttior aiMW-'re- nerved with seme distinction in Florida nncil oxcelloutly. goes this minute.. By the way, whonavor your 21 Th Fiht' Stent. Alttoaj Bttnaa. po(ai Maap adttta"l hoh, ajTanttina. Mo. did even grave Senators feared,, was a tall, angular !S Ttn ltustani aad th Lom. IT I AhHtaMbr. Co., the end of the eraiuole Indian war, and then Gen. Ordway lias been ably assisted by First For Usek jags wants auy thing, don't forget, to ask for it. aa.S Centenn.at Manufacturr.x Cincinnati Ohio. specimen, with a masculine manner aud not .Home AJnlr. 43 resigned, IIUil Autoai ti DUiu. Taa Dtt XUkl'i Diafttjr. Mention The atlocal Tribona. Sent. 12, 1337, te return to the farm Lieut John Bigclow, U. S. Army, a young unkindly face. Sho was always arrayed in a. I have tested its curative power, in my a Saltta niUicnlU WDtrnu; wiuao. v be inherited iu Delaware. He soon tired cavalry officer who has dono excellent service clcoacalico gown, family, many times during the past Cure for tlio Deaf. Mr.. ..-i- o.nri ,1m. r'nttficni. T.UimT-- ooinntetft for tho kd fashioned with a remarkably Improved seemingly impossible sum. otilZ. oenta silver or postal Peck's Pat. Tubular Ear CushionsvEirracrcrr - S Beautiful Xow Upriebt of a farmer's life, however, and iu November, on frontier, who has been detailed by tho thirty years, aud have never kuowh oncH-entatump- IKwplle- thehriBarvetoas riaao, the short waist, rejoicing in what was then known it cuitiDKAFXHSsnnu uoisesiu heatl. Unseen, oiufortftblo, note, or BO Rosewood Case, only New 1641, secured the appointment Adjutant-Gener- al " coflin-back,- to fail. cheapnos these atorie are well nrtated on Rood Arm $185. of Professor of President as of the brigade, as a " and confined somewhere It will relievo the most serious Beli adjusting. Whisper heard. SnecestftUwAmiallrmt' cov- Organs, only by V. IIISCOX, 803 Broadway Cor. paper, from largo clear type, and bound ia Paper only 831. Greatest Br Mathematics ia the Nvy. The methods of and mo3t of the general staff served during the between the waist-lin- e and armpits by a cord affections of tho throat aud lungs, edits fail. Sold ers. Tho many popular hare dona a gains Offered. sfc. SS Years, 11th J3t.,N. X-- Send for illuatratcd.boolcBr.UE. 1 Ew training young Midshipmen in tbosc days, rebellion. and tassel, tho whole further embellished by whether in ohildren or adults." Mrs. world or gooa in pituclnwexoellentliwrfttuTevrithiathe GJQiC F1AJJ O & ORGAN CO. aa. vrf .....nil Ktir...... 0COXTAGEIUJlt.VliY.the.Iate3t J nearly century age, E. G. Edgcrly, Council Bluffs, Iowa. .u.v - .1.1.. U. A, half a were different from YELLOW JACK'S VICTIM. perfectly immense balloon sleeves. On her. Acknowledgment. ana most popular, is tne- culminating-poi- i ?,l,v?v Washington, K J., S. new. Then there was ue Naval Academy, but Surg. William J. Simon, U. S. Navy, who died cap "Twenty years ago was and Rood literature. Don't hesitate, aand or the head she wore a in tho general stylo for I troubled Comrade E. Herrick, of Tipton, Mo., sends us what marvels of eheapnea Mention Tho National Tribuca. when youngster was ..-- . . . - r. . j. -,i r m a appointed Midshipman on board the Boston, Nov. 26, of yellow elderly ladies in those, days; but hers was a with a disease of the lungs. Doctors $1 to bo forwarded to Miss Laura Wilson, Loora, t. res ana raj.iu v. o. HceM. stt be was sent te the Philadelphia Navy Yard for fever, was only 42 j'ears of age, having been born most overpowering cap, afforded mo no relief and considered unsa. with a crown towering Mo., for tho purpose of aiding; hor in obtaining B u vlks-j- or , lna. a littJc time to learn tho nomenclature of the in Philadelphia Sept. 4, 1846. When the war of above hor head, making her tall form look my case hopeless. I then began to use has been sent to FOOL-CATCHE- R" parts and rigjring Ayer's Cherry and, before au education. The nionoy Mention The National Tribanx of a ship, and then sent to the rebellion broke out ho had not yet com- taller still, and a very full frill framing hor Pectoral, I Miss Wilson, and tha thanks of The National sea for a eraise, in batches of dozen 1864, as had finished ono bottle, found relief. X WANT to hear oiaiy lroot ieiuwilile utaa auU wuiaea a or maybe pleted his studies; but in soon as ho face. are-give- to I atrr-ttMmea- ts. this, Tmbune Comrade Herrick. (silver) pays for your the that are UTedoibQ?M3,iUctp4 more in a ship, according to size of graduated he applied serv- continued to take medicine until a - 'M QW . OPXJXQ addrein tor are the the was in medicine, for Sho issued woekly paper, suggestively IUlfl 3 offermK modi olinr. That wtthag line-of-battl- e, uClllOAgenl-- Directory, which ies '. sloop-of-wa- r. cure was believe Ayer's Gilt-Edg- iohorul (Not peddiatg. vessel, effected. that e . da AoMwttfM k whether frigate or ice, and was appointed, May 30,1864, an Assist- I Tho Dayls Hst. United-3tate3- ds to 6Sy. named Paul Pry, in which sho published, with Cherry my whirlinijall over the and yoir will gethao-ure- AOdres&yRANKLIN eVTHAMflSSCaaaiakV. With each ship went a Professor of ant Surgeon in the Navy. He was promoted Pectoral saved lifo." Wash- of sampled, circulars, buaka. neAVapapora. mja-zine- a, neither fear, favor, nor conscience, whatever Samuel 111. The Davis Advertising Agency, 328 Mention The National Tribune. Mathematics, if one could be snared, and if to Passed Assistant Surgeon in Juno, 1867, and Griggs, Waukegau, eto. fruui tliose who want agents. You will get sho listed. Sho was an immense lobbyist, and ington street, Boston, Mass., have gotten out a lots of good reading free, and will be welt plcascit none was conveniently " years ago severo Gilt-Edg- at hand, a Chaplain to tho full rank of Surgeon Feb. 3, 1875. In all would tacklo a Senator or Representative on Six I contracted a handsome pamphlet entitled "Tho Davis e with the small Investment, Liat containing naiue seat-t- (ay Pilots the irreverent youngsters used to of his 24 years of service ho was lcs3 than four tho street or anywhere else, him by cold, which settled on my lungs aud List? of American Nowspapors." has etioli person answering.. take his soon developed alarming symp- It CA.UL'lIlll.t B Tloylston, HBBsg call them then) was detailed instead, and the years on leave or waiting orders, and was over unwilling arm, wiui a manner strongly resem- all the all tho hrstrclass newspapors and periodicals in T. 1. 43, lud. MfdeHos were put through, toms of Consumption. had a cough, alcution The National Tribune a regular course of 12 years at sea. Coming home from China in bling a policeman making an arrest, and pro- I the United States, arranged according to towns, PICTURES study addition te their professional instruc- 1SS5, was night sweats, bleeding of tho lungs, To introdnnonr lovely cards, sa9.iktcRuN.&&,wawUl giv ia be complimented by orders in May, ceed to business. Aud they not only and circulation subjoined. g had to pains in and sides, and was so with their character Ra NIckoletf Self-Inkin- Pon Sc.PencJ! Stamp tomyouewmitjitKuiaJe stamp r poKsgc. if buttuam- - tion. Prof. Lockwood, after several years 1837, to tho new steel frigate Boston, and chest fjGj one r fe?aat sczaa jricaurai WSOi 1 of whilo take hor paper, advertise, etc., but thoy must prostrated as to bo confined to my It is a handy book of reference for advertisers. Kianaiir Rubber. 2Q centaT Cluboi7,ior3 bul. pic sua bockh F duty at Philadelphia, made one such . tl cruise, onboard that vessel contracted tbo yellow fever put her bills through Congress too, for she was. ued a and en his return, after three years, was one of recently at Port Au Prince, Hayti, and died most of the time. After trying Auyertlsers1 Guide. $$mB$ Mention Xha Natloaa. TrtQUiu, in always stored with cortain inodorous facts various proscriptions, without benefit, !amc;TownJ:Stateon.25c. Marks aiiTthins. the first Professors detailed for the Naval New York Harbor. I which would go into her paper "sure pop," if mT physician finally determined to givo Charles H Fuller: of Chicago, who has no Capsule ta make n ntrwritu.? or atunp iak, t 5jb Academy, which Hon. George Bancroft, Presi- Dr. Simons was stationed hero at the Navy they did not as an advertising agent in tho United RubborStaniD Co. Now Kaven. Corro dent me Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I took it, second IiOOK Polk's Secretary of the Navy, had just Yard and Marine Barracks for several years, Miss Royal's paper was edited, printed, and and the effect was magical. seemed States, has published his annual list of the load- Mention Tho National Tribuno. :sc3S3tLS1 tMou founded. When the Naval Academv was and was pleasantly well known to Washing-toman- s I and wlth.nQexparieaaeite:.a aa published at her own house, in tho shadow of to rally from the first dose of this ing daily, woekly and monthly newspapors aud frtrracTS Kenyon.QIeM Fam, definitely located at Annapolis, Prof. Lock-wee- d as well as to Navy and Army resi- 365 to hourduringsparounae. XV. the tho Capitol. The front room of tho two ground-floo- r mediciuo, and, after using only three periodicals of the country. Theso are arranged WS PAYMENTS flOSTirSALABY,$100 Per if. Y., made one day, S7K.50 n week. went there on dnty, in to yello- SIS' and addition dents. Several of his cruises had been in rooms was parlor aud editorial room bottles, am a3, well and sound as ever." by States and Towns, with thoir character and AND ALIj To travel or lorlocal worfct Bocaayou. Proof rusdeataUcag fte&. tb classes w-fever XPNSES Cincinnati O in mathematics that he taugbt, he climes, aud he was believed to bo both, and tho back one served asdiuing-room- , Rodney Johnson, Springfield, 111. the amount of circulation. The pamphlet is etato which preferred, also salary wanted. SLOAX J. K. Shbp bj JiCo. was placed ia charge fc CO., George CiacinnatU. O. NaUoaalTribsa of the Midshipmen's proof against the fever, but Yellow Jack caught kitchen, laundry, and press-roo- From theuce well gotten up typographically, and forms a ilanufacturcr3,2l St., ileatioaTbe battalion as instructor maid-of-all-wo- The in infantry tactics and him at last, and in a now ship. her secretary, cook, rk factotu- handy, as woll as reliable, reference book Ilention National Tribune field-howitz- er and for the drill. There Navy m-in-general, a moNrn Arn ftr a tho outbreak The in general believes that whon Sally, sallied forth H- board dC the rebellion with a the advertiser. AfJHNT- irrisht Younsr Heat found him, and though once gets market-bask- et do-liv- AT WHOIaESAIiE PRICES to tha SfaHleaw, from a Yellow Jack a hold on a vessel it full of papers on hor arm to er Teachers. or HtatetaraL srwr conaumer. Oolong, dTc. uniniuitartan SS5 l.mli. Abov State whose people were vorv generally stays tGero always, and no matter how many to tho PHEPAUED BY i i Washing Machine Froe.' To introduce Sample ait.grades la eachj County. fic a. new, I'opalnir Book subscribers. EA aud price ml of la i'JiEE. MiUnry or conimis-iian4- . dfeJnyal, be remained true to flag, Ports-mont- 8c, thorn wo. will cive away L000 auyvrltera England on. htehe.st Exclusive the and Winters the ship may be laid up at the h Miss Royal afterwards took the rather fanci- Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowe!!, Mass. xtires3Pald in New :J0 Days Credit. Addwss wSten tho Academy was removed to incrnnicliinc3. No waaiiboard orrubbinsr required. 35.00 orders; in the United States on 510.00 orders. Terrltoi'r. Newport (N. H.) yard to frcoze out, with all ful name, The Huntress, for her sheet, suggested, Bold by all DruggiBts. Price $1 ; ais bottles, $5(, P.W.Z1EGLER & CQ., 720 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, for safety, and almost broken up. Prof. Lock-- opon I If you vr.ml one. aend your name to Tho Monarch EASTERNTTEA CO., Now Haven, Conn. batches all the time. And it seoms true, probably, by the blackmailing style in which .Lauuury worus, isi wuduisu Ave., unicago, in. Mention The National Trlbun tfsatlo Tho Klg.al Xrtbgaa.

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