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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

saEsDLElsY sADDLERY.
90 EVE undersigned RESPECTFULLY Informs the public that
Saddles. Brides. Harness. Trunks FRA
yelling Bags, Collars.
equal the best the CITY, both regards materials and
highest prices exchange saddery which shall be
sopon Washington IndianapO few doors east Of the
~" ~ B. Wanted for cash 100 bushels Of deer's hair
SAVE YOUR MONEY!
And blsy Saddles of j. j. Esuyh.
az 81 DGH Ie,ee,Iy informs hi friends ,na, he is
Saddery Harness OF all descriptions, 1.-THE
for cash or as1.S1sS OK %sTD
Trunks PortapfeGus Cdrpdand Saddle Bags Anyarte in his
would take this occasion tender for
bestowed and .ocis continuance of the same 47
New Boot and shoe NanuEactory
T.. }. MAESTEN
rgNAKES pleasure informing citizens of indianapolis
vicay that he has now in is employ the rery best nO-k
of stock, which he will manufacture order He super
all is allowed gives
Esi. New Style Of French Boots
to ever @re in this market and for snny
he satisfaction lie desires all to give him call and
examine his work. 4ltf
WAse DECLARED
Against all kinds of shOp-wOrn, half
made, hcm-slkin BOOTS AND SHOES!
r1 'E'HE subscriber has now in his employ the
~ very best workmen the country affords and
E~N ~ OF Leather selected by himself expressly Tor TINS
- market. lie will now manufacture Boots and
ETo2> Skoes of description and style warranted
perform wH and such cannot fail suit tie
aIy desires
Thc Attention Of the Ladies.
As he IL iHed that the
pufeI shall begin his either sofnes
hy eheapnes As they value their lives health and
he ADVISES this the especially that they
lie and comfortable rHar foot They shall certainly be suited
n
seng imported Boots and Shoes informed that he
selected by himsef
practically familiar with the business all assured that
that he recommend these generally
sold Aiesrous he pleased In bargains invited give him
lie is still the old stand opposite Washington Hail.
Toml Drug Store, ready wait md suit his
Don't fo get his low prices. Boy A. kAODLE.
a a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
La est Arrival Of New 3 OOfS :asid shoe
AZ THE CITY SHOE SEHYsE

One Hundred Packages Me Boots and Shoes, at
W .Ol SIZE or Retail,
EyY receit Of large IN
of Fa trade which, with
would
oi the LIrzest
Sork Of FIsTfONfBLE BOOTS -iED SHOES hsugil
viii he sold for CaraHaf
DO the .HtRurctarsrs
can
Nv such that shall
beahe offer
TO nvc
them Package they buy them
mar et IN he j. VI OfsLESRY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

VUNIIE last four the Depot
daiaS fsof and eau
tu a of double plated and
Casers all and sizes, plated aud fruit Bas
kets; plated Clnde,ckx rambler do
bier, cups. This has been selected With
article being perfect quality
will At prices
invited @ call a themselves. w. II. TALBOTT
lrH ore. opDosifs Hy1siig rtuT Hall
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n Rag Almonds go lbs candy assorted
II l do ciiesinuts, lOD 10 candy
i do mean 80 ID
/ do hic sorry nuts, ~ do spice nuts
I d,h zse nuts 50 do nons
barrel box ground
hoxe laga raIssns, / do aisplce,
barrel curTants, do cinnamon,
4 M .,ele almonds, do
al French prunes, p lbs
\ doz bottles cherries, % do cloves,
i do pickles, % do cinnamon
4 barrel
lust and FOR sale by the Subscriber G.
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DRY GOOEls


IT.
WE this day received 90 pieces Afghan
tothe lest 10 pieces black Alpaca Medium quat ne
black Alpaca silk warp 90 doz chdrens floods on H.
Comforts, all qualities. For sale low. OAe"
ALVORD K WOODWARD 4 Norrs,s Rlock
~ Under Odd Fellows Han
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SAVE NOtRs MONEY.
& nj E..N Saddles of j. j. Eeuyh.
New Boot and shoe Mandatory
L.. j. 9EAlSTlN

TgNAKES pleasure in informing tie citizens Of indianapolis
vicinity that he has in his employ the best wOrk
he of stock which ne will manufacture TO order He super
all his work and is allowed out unless
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
Eii. New Style of French Boots

offered this market and beauty
defy competition
satisfaction lie desires all give him rail-
examine his work 4Itf
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MANs MOTH STABLE.
In fui blast. Ii be called the Horses
n 4N Pdrdd;Se; for the graded ground floors,
IA k9NwMN the scented hay the abundance aud
HtTR HAl goodness of the grains. the
~ K ~ sparkling water, all combine TO make one
~ ZA[> of the most commodious cool in and
in the world
ground only equaed by great skill
with which horses treated
carriages. hand order. Call and for
selves. Gentlemen. 39u JOHN LISTER.
FRUIT 'Esss.hsS.
SgNE subscriber of choice Fruit
Trees, Apple and
Pear Trees suitable for hauling Il distance.
Judgment the selection
fruit he
The selections made with especial reference 10 the
climate o Indiana.
indianapolis the southeast
firmtn miles above indianapolis
eght mites below Penileton, the falls of Fail Creek.
Address ARD NER GOLDSMITH Woodbury., Madison
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COTTON YARN. CHEAP!

IMBROIDERED Tibet, Plain Cashmere plain figured
4 Cashmere. Wellington Cashmere and Muslin Lame
lawIs splendid assortment N II. c. MELHRUM'S. 6I
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SAINT
Approved Nov. = 1916.

lS-AN ACT in relation to tho real estate Of Insane
Persons, in addition to Chapter II, OF the Revised
Statutes.
MS hcfeig cpdctc3 Sc.
See. l.-lna al. ru@'4 where an insane person. under
guardianship. shall have been, while sane, under con
tract, binding I'm law or equity, to deed any lands To-
another person, the lrobitc Court may, on appica-
ton for that purpose. grant license to the guardian of
such iu~lic person, to convey such lands. according to
such contract and II the contract shall have been, Ia
convey lands "a the guardian, the Judge of the Court
of Probate having jurisdiction Of the same, shall exc
cute the decd, aud the deed executed hy such guar
dial or lud-' snail be- as ciactual 10 convey such lands
nsii executed by the insane person, when sane pro-
Sec. NO Probate Court shall grant license to
deed the lands of an insane person, a. provide in the
preceding section, uutl notice ui the apuIIratiuu for
tl'i purpose, shall hc given To all persons interested,
under an order OF such Court, appointing n time and
place oi hearing and Published three weeks success
siVcly, M -lich newspaper as the Court shall direct
previous ioLle time so appointed nor if it shall an
pear TO the Court on a hearing, that the assets i'm tEe
hands of the guardian, will thereby be so reduced ne
to prevent any creditor from recovering his whole J.Lt
or 10 diminish his dividend.
Sec. 3.-ln all cases where an insane pcrgon shall
, while sane, have held lands, in trust for any other
person, or vile c lands shall have been set Off on ex.
ecuiion, 10 such insane person ON any debt IN the name
Of such insane person, but being the proper debt Of
some other person, aud not belonging m anywise, to
the insane person, the Probate Court may. after notice
given, as required by the preceding section, grant
license To the gu1rdiau To deed such lands Ia Oh" per
son or persons, Tor whose use and hritilt thcy inly be
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1'IiE NOTTiER'S RELIEF.

OR FEMALE ENoEVTRIS.
TIIIS valuable and highly appreciated Nndicin,
l. was obtained from an lNDitN DucrREsS. in Nh,
Valley OF the Columbia River. Oregon. and since it,
introduction into civilized life. has been gilmore hruc.
fit to the human race than all other medicines even
used. Ii will almost do away the curse cnlailrd upor
our mothers from Eve. 1t will effect a quick. easy
delivery that no other medicine will, except what the
red women OF the forest use. that is cunrcninl with ma
,ure. The patient will get about in half olthe time
they do treated in the old way.
II is a sure preventative of Broken Breasts and
childbred fever, and the proprietor is willing to WAR
RANT a cure 10 all who may have occasion for lis
use. Those who have been imposed upon by Quack4
and Quack nostrums, and have the natural fear of n
second imposition, can he referred to some OF the most
respectable families in the town.
All orders from "A distadce, post paid will be attend
ed to upon thr shortest notice.
For sale wholesale and Retail by the Proprietor.
DR.. WiilrCllER, and by Harrington y Brother,
Agents.
Burlington VI. Sept. Is 1916. II
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VNIE PILES! A Cure FOR LIFE GUAR

,XrFp' DIR IfpUANS I\Trp a. prM
~ for Nm, rnr,. nt pH.. I,l,n-',' : 49,
and SHEEN Intlar,,tion Snr,".." am ri "" 1--we.
ih, Stomach Re-. VIM a,I "a. rl"N'h "
m,,tnr, and ll.T.,,,i IT., 'T''"'I n''ai'-
BIood. Wroknrss and i,la..,r,n ''."l VI w
tr t.' r.i.t ~, - wv 'Pu' a'n
nm w., r', h. ~ IT,,
irrbr,, , .H.,,',, I..fi nN''w" NJ
.',,. d., N''"l 81 Nr" furN
,ns, 80, Wy '''uN Sp.''SN'" il''I! Tor That dan
~ -, ,L .,' ISL . t!"l"'"''' ue f"eS' ever otter
u, ~ IL "l i"','
ne. , ",i u"i -" u y. .T''iH"t ht"''9 not ar rNter.
Ia 'LtI" ''v'n' anu W. 10't any ''sf OF tie tues,-
nI u'l""'- ~ uNI4' iAigtil, oi external and
pTuu'nS i' ON! "A'- Vl' VIII. l.h're y no mistake
i';", It, i>u vos'l'v cur I''4g 'ad permanent
- ">"d V'IN.'''I' Ni''i'Il' % take and improves
W r-,h H. a. "'.a I" II I''ul' l'''' ",anlrr
i'ayn Don '"n'"l's '"''Nr d"~'s.at~t - r"r dosc.
1t i N'tl MA" III '0 "prIh,"n, hlll may be- taken III
: ~ lu' mos a'Gi' H~HaIu.umNun without danger.
va, ,r',ah. "lpmgaton> ar, 0' ", nl4h"-td gree dis
a-tr'aor' h'conV'ui'li' and offensive and from the
HTTIIff nature OF the disease, temporary IN .helr effects.
ims Hyu,ylnr nla'Ns que DISEASE az II, source, and
nunn,,n@ 'e cause renders the cure certain and per-
"' ITrr NM ,r,cv p,.r,.r ua..A
was originally prepared tor thr cur. m th, Pills vI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-13

HOOk-BINDING. THESrBScRmER WOULD
~ say In his friends and the public tlal he still car
res on the Book Binding and B.ank Book making at
ms old stand, where he ta> superior workman and all
work entrusted to his care viii lee done in good style
and taste. GhHk 6DobS of the best linen paper made
To order and ruled to any pattern and warranted.
Edges ul books marbled and 1.ldcd II desired.
STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, July :, lsii. Stroug's Building.
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M. q. Rathbum 4 Co..

N'f' IL iHfIK FKIENDS TO EXANIyr
\estings and Trimmings. N"Sunercs,
AMONG their Cloths may he found Supcr F.,
Black, Blue Black, Brown, Olive, and all II, rhhch
able fancy colors. III" 'ashlon-
lItI assortment OF CaSsmcrns embraces n vnri.,,
OF qualities OF PLAIN Fr. Black Doe skins onSS variety
variety OF Fashionable Fancy. ""u " great
J. eStHss Fig. and embossed Ve,yets-BA,, 49,,
dark ne Sik-plain and tg. MarsetIc-V MAJ n. anl
mcr wear. 'I sum
For summer Coats-Ca shmcrctts. Dram do T..
Tweeds, Nc. For Pants-lleayy Dnct. am1d % Iic,
Drilling. anu superior
Also, Nclf idjUsfiBg Nfocks-Bl9ck r. .
Summer tnyais, Suspenders, Shirts. Bnsor "m'N ana
lars lAle thread, six, black, colorL. ami oI "I
gloves, Also, brown and dIah N,l,cr> an5 W., Ma
VI g. r \THBJN
May II. lsiG 'NNu
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HORACE EATON


io-AN ACT in relation to the collection Of taxes.
ii is hereby enacted &c.
Sec. !. In all cases where the collector of taxes in
nny town, has already, or shall hereafter become dlsl-
bled by sickness or otherwise to discharge his duties as
such collector, and there shall BE- an arrCarage, or bal
arce Of "a xes. on any tax-bill in his hands unsolicited.
il shall be the duty OF the selectInen OF such town, on
The request ofsuch collector to certify such disability on
the warrant for the collection OF such taxes, and in such
certificate authorize and direct the then CoIlector,-or
n d,iault of such other collector, some other Constable
Of such town, if any aud IN case there be no other
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4 unstable in said town. it shall be the duty Of the select
| men. to appoint some competent person to collect and
| ,nv over to the proper authority, all unpaid taNcs there
N. and the tcrsous 50 authorized shall have the same
power. aud IT shall be- their duty 10 collect the stunc, ~
| Ike manner as the collector to whom such tIN-bIl was
| originally committed, had, or might have done, and lie
slail be liahlr to The same penalties.
Ncr. :. Tins act shall tpkc elect from its passage.
Approved Oct y, i9i6.
IAN ACT IL relation to Highways and Bridges.
IS htct8 cmdcicd. sc.
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Ds removed shop near Barlow X Woods store.
where he considers himself permanently located. lie
desires To return ms sincere thanks for the liberal sup
port he has received since his commencement in hu-i-
ness IN the aforesaid cry, and hopes by usSiduity i'm
business. still io merit n share aI their patronage
Through study and practice in the art of Tailoring he
has discovered a new mode OF drafting coat~. which is
unknown 10 any but himself \ correct measurement
is acknowledged hy all the trade To be- the only means
OF cusurlng complete fits" The position OF the Gus
toner must boz understood. There Is not a Tailor who
can ensure a complete lit without this knowledge.
ID. t. would inform his customers that he has uur-
chased am iujuhlon.c mode otc.canslug garments. OF
all colors, and ct giving them the fresh and lively APP
pcarancc they were wont 20 have in their earlier DAYS.
CUTTING done 90 order, on ilr shortest notice
dresses, and Ladies' Riding Habits, made according
To fashion or fancy.
Wuooski Fails. July I. lSi6.
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VA HAGAR&ARTHUR

supplies of%SADDTERY, Coach and Shelf HARD
WARE, in all its varieties. Ai-l, Drugs and Nedl-
ciucs, Paints, Oils, N~arGi-Ics, etc.
Burlington, Isle.
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MATCHES AND CLOCKS. WE

.4bV Invite Inc attention u aII WHO wish 10
GA buy any description of Gold or Silver Watch
Is, Brass or Wood Clocks either eight day or one dav.
To our new assortment, which will be sold at very low
prices as low rs m any other place. We would lust
observe that House keepers will do well 60 huy clocks
of those who can put them in order when they need II.
For sale cheap by BRINoNAIp \ BROTHERS.
Oct. l. 1916.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
WE would remincd our friends that W. sun con
w tinuc at our old location, No. 30 Wa'er st.,
nrnts thot thry may favor us with. We would as
sure + ali w who N may cnriusi their produce to our care that
every attention Shall be- paid To their interest. We
shall keep our patrons fully advised OF the state oil our
Liberal ndvancesmadc ON all kinds of produce.
JEWELL, HARRISON Co..
Commission Merchants, 80 water ST. ~ J.
Refer to Messrs. Folrit y Bradley,) BurIipgtoa,
Nrssrs. ] .SJ. II. Peck, SCo
toe Is VI
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ELIAS VI

OFFERS to let the Store called the German Store
" i'm tn" Wirhwarc Block, II has been thoroughly
rcii1ni, Painted Ne. and il, in good condition ior m
mctilHt" use.
Burlington, - Oct. 1Slf. lSwlt
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briggs PATENT FENCE MACHINE.


- II. Z. DEWEY respectfully gives notice. that he
it still manufacturing, at Winooskl Falls, BEiGGs Pa
TENT PORTABLE ENcE, where all orders will be prompt
ly attended to.
Owing to the advantages derived in the use Of the
above improvement, he is enabled to afford n neat and
beautiful, fence for yards and gardens, at much less
expense than the same can be- got up for IN any other
WAY, while for durability. 1t is not eXceled by any in
common use. This valuabl" improvement was first
brought ont N Western New York, where it has gone
into extensive use. and has received the approba,ion
OF the Mayor OF the city OF Buffalo, with many hum
drcds ot the first ugriculturist~ and others in that part
of the state also ct Governor hubbard, poct. Jarvis,
jude Churchill and many others in New Hampshire.
III tact. wherever it has been introduced, it has been
highly approved. Asa Farm Fence it coinb,ncs more
advantages than any other fence ever used. IL can b.
used withouf p0StS, and - therefore not effected by the
freezing and heaying OF the ground, and is admirably
adapted to intervalrs, subject to severe treslrts. It
takes loss lumber than any other kind ot tcncc, Is a
certain protection against all kinds OF cattle, u not la
bic to Trt ont OF rc,mlr, cGHHpt ac 6Loos 'l,urn, Is easily
set mp, taken down or removed, without injury.
& No~tarmrr Shonid be- %,riti0Dt AT least n sliii-
Gent quantity to throw around lus fields of gram and
stack yards.
Also. in connection with the above lp has a ma
chine tor turning Broom Handles.
Burlington Falls. March II, 1910. Al
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G.. A'BARTIlOLlC & co,
Rochester, y. Y.


PECK SPEAR.
the authorized agents for this place and vicinity. who
can also supply Druggists at the Proprietors Whole
sue price.
October OH 1915. -
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holden aud the Probate court may decree the cxccu-
ton of any such trust, whether created by deed OF 10y
law.
Sec. I This act shall take effect from It's passage.
Approved Oct. 81, 1916.
AN ACT extending the jurisdiction Of Sheriff.
in criminal eases.
MS hcrc6y cBdcicd &c.
The jurisdiction of shcrilis and slicrif's deputies
shall be- 50 extended ms to give the ri1lrt to serve any
criminal process within the limits of tins State return
able to any court within the county where such sheriff
or deputy resides.
Approved Oct. &c, 1916.
2o--AN in relation to suits upon official bonds
IS hrrebV cHHcfed &c.
See. The seventeenth section Of Chapter forty
eight OF the Revised Statutes shall be construed TO cX-
tend and have application to all suits upon oiiicia
bonds, where, under any regulation ot law, the plain
TIL, III whose name such is presented Tor the benefit
ol Il third person. shall have certified to the Court IN
which such suit Is pending, thc name oi such thu q
person as prosecutor and IN such casc. in the EVEN
ul the death oi such prosecutor. during the %prndcurv ol
such suit, tlecNccutor, or administrator OF TN" deceased
prosecutor may enter and prosecute such suit to lina
judgment. under the same rules and regulations. as
are provided by law in the like event in other civil
suits.
Sec. 2-Ihis act shall take effect from its passalc
and shall have application to all suits now pending.
Approved Oct. 2G, 1916.
9l-NN ACT providing for the service of Trustee
PrIccSs.
III hcrcLg caacicd Sc.
The inst section Of an act approved November
twelfth, One Thousand ciHIi hundred and turiv-iwo.
and relating To the service oltulsjcc process upon non.
resident principal debtors. shall br SO construed that
one copy Of the writ for any OF the principal debtors
len Win any one of tn" trustees, and in the manner
required in said first section, shall be- a sufficient ser
vice upon any principal debtor within the pulport anr
meaning Of said first section.
Approved Oct. %, 1916,
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EXCHANGE on LONDON. LIVERPOOL.
"a Edinburgh, Dublin and Glasgow.
Il For sale by J Il j ii PECK & Co.
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? Mr.. FIREMAN.. FROM THE CITY OF

81 Mr.. FIREMAN.. FROM THE CITY OF
.IA New York, has the pleasure to inform the
G1,A citizens of Burlington aud vicinity. that he
has opened Il shop at the room lately occupied by
J. ". Plat, > doors north of Mr. Warmers store. on
Church street, aud is prepared to do with ncatncss and
in the best manner all work entrusted To his care, in
GLIDING JEW ELRN ~ WATCHES Of every
good as Johnson or Robinson Also, Duplex. Lcpinc.
and all vcrticlc, &c. All kinds of repairing. sitting
pinions, staff. cylinder, wheels, etc. as well and neat as
can be done i'll the city Of New York. Music boxes
repaired, Accordians and Mclodians tuned. All
work done by his own hands.
Mr.. +. having worked in in a large establishment
in the city OF New York for two years, and having
previously received good instructions from an excellent
European workman is well qualified to execute the
most difficult work. and he cNhorts the public to pIncr
in him their confidence. and hcstow upon him n share
ol patronage. Refer, Tor information respecting hi.
workmanship, 10 Mcssrs. Fellows, Van Arsdalc and
Cooper, No. II, Maiden Lane, \. Y.
bufIluutou Sent. 3 lSi6 TIA
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irOW NDRirc0L IN Ndg0r1 rms. HdWuiDH.
IoroH'o and HVfqio.
The splendid new, upper cabin ~Nicamers,
BRITISH QUEEN, Capt. CuANrrELAiy,
with the
STEAMER EXrREsS. Capt. IIAwKrvS.
Leave Iachiuc Daily at 10 o'clock, \. NJ. for Pres
colt and OIdrushurgh. touching at the intermediate
ports, and on their arrival meet the large and elegant
y furnished Mail Steamers,
MAGMA. LADY OF THE LAKE,
Capt. Chlljc, Capt. Taylor,
Nr. LAWRENCE, Rochester,.
Capt. Van Clrvc, Cant. 1Iroop,
bound Tor the head OF the Lake. via: BrockviIlc
French Creek, Kingston, Srckctt's lIarhor, Os-
wrgp, Rochester Qurcustun and Lewiston. pasScn-
grr~ tor Hamilton are forwarded Immediately hv the
Steamer TEl.HEAru, running in connection with the
above Boats and ihu~' for Toronto hy the splendid
steamers QuGEN VICTORIA and TEANSrr.
puruc~ui pleasure, business men. and EmigrautS will
find this urW Lime unsurpassed ior SAFETY. speed, COM
fort and economy. The good fare and cleanliness AL
ways found ON these boats, with HE kind and gentle
manly department ut tI"lr commanders, and great cX-
pcricucr in navigating the River aud Lakes, wilt en-
sur iocycy one uIuu>t agreeable passage.
Coaches, in connection with the Boats running
from l%.acuu,, leave the office adjoining the Exchange
Cniiar House, Montreal, at hall past : A.. NJ. tor La
chine. Passengers 10y this route will be- called ior by
sending their address tp the office, the evening previous
or at am early hour in the morning. Tickets Tor any
ports aboyc narrcd can be had al the Office in Montreal
or ou board the Boat.
For further Information, apply at the Nteamho1t
Office, adjoining EAclau1c lloicI. Montreal.
The all Owe steamers nun in connection with a Line
otpropcller7 from Oswcso to Chicago.
l.. MOODY.
Montrcai, jaIy, 1916. 9s