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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-17
I7HE
CENTRAL
MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO..
WORCESTER, MASS.

January st 3es this Company organized for business.
Its coOr fur short yeasyet it has distributed
among its Policy Holders $50 600 for property destroyed
damaged ;returned to them nearly $4,000 in Dividends
safely invested accumulated iund, amply sufficient to
all its obligations with cash surplus of several
thousand dollars which might be divided as profit
Uron this record the Company presents its claim for
public approval
The Company writes, generally, upon frst-class prop
erty.
An the Profits of the Company divided to its Policy
Holders.
Dividends paid on all expiring Policies.
OFFICERS.
WIN. T. MERRIFIELD. President
ALBERT rOLTAN, Treasurer
II. X MERRlFlELD secretary.
Board of Drectors-Wm. II. Merrlfei, L. c. Parks,
Calvin Taft. Philip l.. Aloen, Albert Tolinan, VIM H.
Jourdan, Albert Curtis. Azlrus Brown George Bar
ton. sumner Pratt. Joseph II. Walker, H. X. Mcrreid
Worcester; l.. j. Knowles. Warren; :. NJ. Wheelock,
UXpridge; Joseph Murdock, Leicester; Jonathan ID.
Wheeler Grafton; c. A. Dresser, Southbrdge; .. +.
Chase, Dudley; NJ. Harris West BOyston.
rs deoptf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-17
Political.
West Virginia.

THE WORLD MOVES.
CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-A bill was introduced
into the Wisconsin legislature on Thursday
conierring the elective franchise on women.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-17

The GERMAN MASQUERADE is looked forward
TO with anticipations of great fun by many
people of the city, who depend upon our German
friends for this sort of entertainment. Their
ability to successfully carry through the enter
prise is doubted by no one who remembers
what genius has been displayed by them in
years past; and the programme, which appears
for the first time this morning. gives ample
assurance of rare evenings enjoyment. The
preparations are of much more costly and
thorough kind than for any masquerade ball
ever given in the city The seats and floor
tickets arc having rapid sale.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-17

ItTISIATTVE.
WHEELING, Feb. 16.-The West Virginia sem
ate has passed bill requiring the railroads of
the state to erect station houses at the nearest
points to towns of 500 inhabitants or more.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-17

MINISTRIES OUT OF TUHE.-There were at the
police station lodging rooms last evening six
members of a "busted" minstrel company,
known to a short-lived fame as Ivey Lanty's New
York comedy and burlcsque troupe. The party,
which consisted Of three young men and three
young women, were out Of money, and Obliged
TO resort to lodgings at city hall in that ex-
tremity. According to their story, they are the
victims OF meanness at the hands OF the said
"Ivey Lanty," or rather, Mark NJ. Farral, which
they say is his right name. He was the proprie-
tor of the affair, and after travelling around
several weeks, giving performances in various
New England towns, finally quilted the business
at Stafford Springs, Conn, after securing the
receipts for performance given there one night
last week. BY his disappearance the hotel
keeper was deGrauded to the extent of the bill
for the whole company, and the members were
left with their salaries unpaid. This branch of
the party intend to keep together until they
reach Providence, where they think they will be
all right again. One of the girls is blind, and
is said to be a superior pianist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-17

Ladies', Misses and Chidreus, also Mems. Boys and
Youths
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-17

ENTODt1n and Norm AeFlcdn F3ff W0Tl1n0e RniTrOdd
Bonds, . per cent. in Gold at 30 and Interest,
We draw Exchange on san Francisco, Mon
trcal, NJ John anu Halifax, ant buy a a sell on
C0mmiss on, SOCKS and Bonds IN Boston and New
YorS. Inquiries by mail promptly answered
Special attention to packages received by express
Ian
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16


srHE life of i newspaper publisher, who IS
also iii editor ard printer, Is Doubtless har-
raising one full BIT difficulties and perplexi-
ties. We eoncede that Il. Is Al trying 20 the
temper To issueia newspaper m the country,
with the ordin ry appliances, sts toIttriye .
yoke of oxen, which, Is said, no one can do
without swearing We flllly believe that the
publishers of the average weeklIes undergo
more brain worriment than the editors ~
chief Of the dailies, as 10 is easier 70 manage
the Continental Hotel than to cater for y base
ment restaurant. IA practicable publisher q
areligious newspaper say a man VINO can
preserve the serenity of his temper, the sweet
ness Of Christian disposition and nnfiagglng
persetcr nee amid all the obstacles and dif-
ficulties which newspaper publication pre-
sents. deserves to be ranked with JOB for
patients, Baxtertor godliness, and the iron
Duke for nerve, power and obstinate ae1ef-
nlination 44ase7ican slotta.aai sst.
AN ISrEayIEw WITH THIN DEVIL The
negro Sandy Halnmoilds, who was shot 10 9
fracas last Christmas near New Liberty, died
L to all appearances March u. Strange things
happened to this negro which are worth re
lpeatillg. for he las brought news from 9
| quarter where no telegraph Or railroad has,
| as vet, any reporter. He was shot in the
| neck. and his entire lower body has been
ever since completely paralized, whilst he
was all the time sensible. Some days ago rs
died, as all bis friends supposed, and be was
laid out to bury, but came to life II time e
escape the grave. He said, after coming 20
that he had seen the devil, was IN hell, and
| saw many Of his acquilltances the dew
told him that ne had no room for him then
but would be ready for him in q few days
He reports the devil i black, savage looking
monster, armed with fiery lashe, which b
LAYS on his uaruly subjects. His dominion
are all interspersed with lakes Of fire ar
places Of rest the worst are punished tn
most, but all punished according To thei
1 crimes Opsn (Ky.) Ne,ss.
a lady alvertises for Il person who u i
fhe habit of serenatling her TO stand near tn
II i.,e, I. 81, that chs nal,IS1 scaffl him.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16
Every Family Should Haye A Bottle.

I'm lhlcaaotheI HOME BITfERs are sout he's. for
as ,sser ao ny nov e se " n.ay MsIlnes Is: Pro
Chemistry, Rush Medical College; II y Hahn, p;
Is Mcvica. nj Al, il II; Malker, az p: Norman s
ni II ri HSyp ys,l "a aa b sp1s smes
sf 81 - p qaa nf II b B; Il b
Woodward, N y; 9 A Dahelts, DIR Wayne,
p% Msu eass M1sar1a asl u I1sif John
Il, st. Loais, Eao sander, i nd, Analytical
To the celebrated Hostetters and they have also the
following endorsement of the medical profession -
st Louis. Jniy, 1870.
JAMES 4 J4cKsos IS Go. Gent esncn As you
hasHeomnunicsse a tn tic medical profession the
receipt Of Tie Home Bters, it cannot, therefore,
be considered as d secret or patent medicine, 20
patent en- haslag - III ,la home niaf srs and
exseie1se ~ ihs 81 artiees used II fsr eopo-
being highly fonie sfisnulen, Il nnsehe ealmlIs-
tive and slightly axatise The III nie ~ lns i
rarna d asng Hi lien sets II
pnr private pracca, We tske pleasure ~
a. !. la as &c stlRi fsns aas It Il
Ssi.s 3 AID piseases III w5aea 81 Eos
-s' ~ DRAKE MCDOWELL.
Late President Missouri Medical Loilege
M FRANK q. .RQRTER. M ID,
IA ELAK, M ID.
Prof. OF Surgery, No. Medinal College and late
Resident Physieign City Hospital, Sts Louis, Mo
IfEfsBEIkT PRIalM, III ID. 4
Prctesser of Practical Isa IVY. louis esiies
~ Pharmacy. q
JcMHlTEHII.I.
Editor 81 Medical Archives,
EiERICKE, rs III
G#AWARF., MI ID
Il I. aLrIskn ,AEaooSK, MD.
WA WIkGuXA ID,
EGFRANKIIA, III I'D. ksss
M nrof. o4 Sexgery Homeopathy Medical Goiegc.
To GOsfsTOCK, AZ p,
Prof MsRMifery and Dlseases ot women, Soaisss -
i2svnepathse Physicians.
q JOHN ii TEMPLE. III ID.
prof III Neieria Meliea, homeopathic Aeslieal
Sst'' = sS' '''s. JoIIs coszIEMAS, If ii.
Lectures or diseases Ell Children, Homeopathic oasl-
teal EDliegt OF Mo
CHARLES yAsTINE, ~ 2.
Trof. of Physiology Homeopathic Aealca' eo'isse
oi 60 JOHN HARTMAN, Ali d.
Prof. Clinical Medical College Henapathlc Phssi-
! 4 scans and Su i5colist y WI s IA mss
i I'M Its.FED s ms " AnISE IIqsnITAI
.4 A8s 58 9Sr. Lots MO. xset. II Ism.
III aAMEs III AraseN & IN ase sAn ,s. an III
i.ss Them iii The Hospital for tie aasi four months.
consider theaHi The laesl yaskaie lae ea s'si'ss1'
liant HparEih nses ~ 514sa..t.sgr.s.,
Resident Physician II charge ri the Inisea states
sIs1shs ssIs ~ Hi aa and
- IT'D aifs IL sJAt MON IN s5 kssssss
LaI,ratory ia9 and ip1s n second shesh ~ Aoaass
Missouri
coshg OpoLiTAN HoTE., i.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16

u $50 Tor Youssx Mesl, III gresA sOgIAL
EsNIIs, and A HtESIH which ilIeflefs alfn 49, !.
sr iQr ,ns lsslang saa
Alsst I'M. ~
iii sealesI slles 10y 49,
nss1IIA Mi aiatll sladslpnalss
fes trs3iAs 1Ss
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16

a lady advertises for person who u II
fhe habit of serenatling her 70 stand near the
house Sd that she could scaid him.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16
PIoMhcH. l,I1IEl:

4 RE ENDORSED AND PRESCRIBED IsY more
n leading Physicians than any other fon,s q
silnnlAnt now In use They are "A Sure PREY EN-
TIVE of Fever and Agne, Intcrmittents, Bilious
ness.ssyila all disorders arising from Mttsmatics
causes They are highly recomm ended as m anti
dyspeptic and IN OF Indigestion are Invaluable
MS nm Appctizerand RccHperant, and IN cases q
General Debility they have neyerain single IT
They are particularly BENEFICIAL 70 FEM ALEs,
strengtheningstIe body, inrigofating the mind and
giving tone md elasticity to- the whole system.
The HOME BlTIEis are compounded with the
greatest care, and no Tonic Stinlant has ever been
offered to 4he public 80 PLEASANT TO lHE
remedial agents, endorsed by the medical frafefsi-
fy as the hest kIa0wnto Phai1nacopoeIa. II eosts
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

ON Our recent trip to Eastern Montana. we
awaited oarself Of the invitation OF Colonel
Baker and visited Fort lis. We were cor
daily received by the commandment and his
military staff. and Hospitality entertained for
the time we tarried with them. The post
was netqaite hiddsnIunder the snew drifts
that this winter do so abound in the upper.
Gallatin valley, and What we could see Of the
nlilitariiy arranged cluster of buildings look
cd cozy and inviting rom civilians point
sat view. The Golonel aud his fellow .bache-
Dor officers arc doniicied insQualters III snug
and as well appointed as the most fortunate
of the unmarried "shouder-str,ps'' OF the
cavalry arm of service. Several of the mar
ried officers. have their wives and little ones
with them at the post, are as domes-
ticaliy fixed I'm their barrack homes as many
of us in civil life. MaiorfIhompson escorted
us through the ssoldiers. quarters, and took
some pains to show us how well provided for
were the enlisted men in shelter. food, etc.
Surgeon Whitefoot showed us through The
post hospital building. which is probably the
largest best arranged, aud most complete
structMesofl the kind in the Terriers. Our
visit to the Fort was exceedingly pheasant.
and the courtesies extended by Col. Baker
and his officers on that occasion will long be
remembered by u.s. Helena Herald. 4#5s fs5ts,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29
CAROLINE AND HER BtBY.--Looks into the
and see tiIe bright fact. that


baby-cariage and see tile bright face that
glad'lens some. See the ruby lips and dim
pied cheeks. and, most of@all. the shining
eyes. which get Us wondering what the fu-
ture may be- What q world of,possibiities
is eentered III that little being. just launched
on the broad ocean Of life And who can
tell what it's destiny may be-, or what Time
has in store for it? In these. little buds of
promise. We see the future embryo OF the ma
ton. We take 2 panoramic. view .ot the past
present mid future, and we see in glance
how fiail we are. How weak. yet how mighty!
how small, yet how wonderful Is that little
creature! IT we could onIy follow out each
peculiar characteristic which hath spoken
itself into lite, in the mechanism OF that lit
tie mystery; could trace from cause to If
feet. SO as to learn lesso2 therefrom. We
should then know the signifcanc gof each
little uptirned face. We should be more
tender. more lenient to the erring, should
know how to pity the unfortunate. how to
do good deeds. and speak kind words. and we
should all be better and wiser for locking in
to the haby-carriage.%
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29
The Years Product.

1t is officially stated that the value OF ali
fhe farm products Of the United States dur
ing the past year-excepting the live stock
amounts q 81. 7445, O0O. 900 This Representa-
the years gross receipts. and it looks i'm
mense enough. Bit great detlnctinis are to
be made from ii. before we can approximate
to the clear profits Of the YEAR, The living
expenses Of onr forty millions Of people. for
Instance. are first to be taken out; then all
the taxes. and the private debts falling due
and the interest atsleast of.tfe others. must
be substracted. We should find on examina-
ton. therefore. that the real profits on last
years production is not So great after. Ill
We see that David A. Wells. in recent lee
ture, estimates that if the whole annual ac-
emulation Of the country was equally di-
vided. each individual would receive but $175.
This shows how closely the world lives from
band to mouth. Ayears cessation 81 work
would bring the greater part Of mankind to
starvation. even if they We're as well off on
the average as the people Of the United
States. which they are far from being. Dir.
Wells also estimated tiat the permanent ac-
cumnlaiionsf Of the English nation forklhc
last 500 years amount to about thirty thou
sand millions: those for the United States
for the last $50 years amount to about twen-
ty-fiye thousshd millions. 1Ihes tlif5erencesis
owing to the greater intelligence of our mas
sses and the superior natural advantages amid
which they ale placed while the more gen.
eral adoption Of labor-saving machinery here.
especially during the last 1ifteen pr rwrag
years. has also worked ID our favor. -.Sas
Erancisco Bulletin.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29
The following anecdote wa. told with ore

The following ,anecdote was fold with great
glee Mt dinner BY William w., then Duke
Of Cl:srence: II was riding in the park the
other day. on the road between Teddington
and Hampton wick when was overtaken
by butchers boy on horseback, with tray
Of meat under his arm. Nice pony. that OF
yours. old gentleman said he. Pretty fair
was my reply. Mines algood 'un too re-
joined he. 'and I'll trot. you to Hampton
wick for got Of beer, Ideclined the match
and the butte hers boy. as he stuck his single
spur into his horses side, exclaimed, with 4
look OF contempt, I thought you were only
a muff i,'' ss4 ststF
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

LEMON FOR CoU. 4n.-Reast tile lemon very
carefully without burning it; when it is.
thoroughly hot. cut and squeeze into cup
upon three ounces of sugar finely powdered.
Take a spoonful whenever your cough
troubles you. It is good ard agreeable to the
taste. Rarely has it been known to fail of
giving relief. sf5lt 5s
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

An ACQuIsI1IvE CLERGYMAN.--A notice
Methodist local preacher. named Hammond
lately died near Charltsft WI. Indiana, AZ iii
ageof 50. His salary during life Ind run from
500 TO $500, never exceeding the later snm.
HaEiag had a family it was not expected thai
tnsAestates would need much administration,
vet his whole effects footed to no less. than
$500 which was fortune that astonished
his own relatives Al. much as any one else. It
was known that he had small hank account!
and in his itinerancy had invested some in
real estate. While looking carefully through
the house. tho administrator came upon
very large trunk. hidden under the floor OF 4
closet which op red only INTO tie room
which the minister had occupied during his
lIfe When .aats1 xas drawn for y i Haa
were required TO handle it. II was filed with
gold, silver and Government bonds. The
wife Of MFR. Hammond had Nn6AI HAT khe
trunk was there, bur was ignorant Of its con-
ents, and thinks that;her hgsband must bsye,
,cdleetcd and hidden this treasure during
norgan's raid through Indiana. Deeds were
likewise found giving him . title 10 lands
which, though bought at more nominal
,rices: had, SecSme vafiabie Nv Eue ping nc
vas not 4 miserly pan, ut gave what F.s.
literally for him and his weasiti,
gas TIE result pf Is n tut sinintsrrnptei
turned to immediate account,sa
heerfnl exhibit AZ Whit tribes will accom-
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29
4 Coon THISlisr hes following anecdotc
from an exchange is good

4 Coop THISGf rhes following anecdotc
from an exchange 10 good;
A little boy vli0 flixsr IN ssl<anfnl
rancho in the southern part of California.
came With his paren on visit To San Fran
cisco. Theysmafs sslesr femporary ssho,as at
the Lick House. btit iitf1s George Gould YIot
run about as he did At home. There was no
large garden filled with orange trees and
poppy fiosNssia tiieaL Lick House and he hat
TO be content to play III Tie halls. ia lady
asked li,nops day how hss liked san xFrsn-'
cisco. He.ansMered. very promptly. 81 donf
5ike IT altystAxrss is'nt my ont doors 20 gSesg
F,caeiseo.'r ssssaslsv 80 VS. S. q :
Those LITTLE. spaiklss rom Inlaati1les II VT.
show how nnnstursl asosiety ain a. n maturity
becomes. ~ II. y II srFsas
~ - )
a MipnesnRian vss severely frozen .
q a.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

Anew W.AY TO GA1y TrTLE.--A fresh EN-
ployee Of 9 Searcher of Records was ON Tues
day sent to the Recorders Office to make an
ABSTRACT Of; title. Verdant Green supposed
abstracting the title to be equivalent to pur-
Joining the record, and watching his oppor-
tnnity he attempted to slip our with pom
derous book under his arm. deputy in The
Office had been quietly observing his maneu-
'vres and al Brought him up with a round turn,
Explanationsa and a hearty laugh followed
the former by verdant Green and the latter
by the by-standers.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

SToCK SAVED Br THE SIGNAL BuHKAu.- -
Judge S. Hastings, Of San Francisco. is
the owner Of large tract of tule land at
Maine Prairie in this county on which he had
large number o., stock pasturing. Having
become convert to the efficiency and relia-
bility OF the predictions Of the Storm Signal
Bureau. few hours before the late violert
and disastrous storm he telegraphed from
San Francisco to his SON In charge at Maine
Prairie to at once remove all the stock from
the tule to the high land, as severe storm
wasimpending. The order was obeyed, and
the men barely succeeded in getting the
stock out Of the marsh before the surplus
waters OF the Sacramento broke over and in
undated the land to the depth Of five or six
feet.-SoIana Republicans. JfstM iislj NJ 4EAa
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

y. GrxEIY u prepared u Assert and nair-
tain, that the best Way to prepare turkey for
Thanksgiving il First, don't lei the animal
know that he IS to be slaughtered; second. il
= stallion, tie securely III dovetailed, rail-
fence stall, with ! leather headstall and chain;
Or, Il = shoate, cord around the left, on
hind foot; or, Il sapling, Or heifer, let it 30
loose in the stall, strengthening the dove
tails of the stall with New Orleans Golden
Glue. Feed with mild Jersey cheese. care
fully assorted, brooincorn. boiled guano, and
berries o. the rnta baga il possible 10 pro-
cure, also feed the nuts III the Nevada sage
brush. a. Il gives the Eesh spicy favor.
Rub The turkey down three times day with
and brush; or, in the absence of
these, use cOrncob. Good bedding 81 cab
bage and straw 4 Indispensable. At night.
cover with blanket c,,t to tit the wethers,
flank and crupper. To give appetite, inject
into the stomach Plantation Bitters By means
OF the ordinary sausage machine.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

"A MtpnesnRian ssas severely fFozsn %
eSAsAAv 5
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-11

Mile. GooGwin's Concert on last Thursday
evening may be pronounced decided success
Simmons Hall was occupied by large and
fashionable audience, presenting quite al
animated appearance which more that justi
fled our anticipations, and N ust have proved
extremely gratifying to the fair cantatrce
and her able support. Mile. Fannie Good
win was of course the STAR OF the occasion
and acquitttd herself ia excellent style, thus
confirming the high opinion we had been led
to form of her vocal abilities from the
criticisms received. Her rendition of the
Gran1 Scena ''The Forsaken," was good. and
the duet with Mr.. Smith, "The Syren
and the Friar," was given with exquisite eli
feet. In the second part Mile Goodwin
sung "The Lover and the Bird" an English
Ballad with great sweetness. The Concert
concluded with a Grand Trio by Heman
Allen, Ledoch0wski and Smith which was
we'll performed. Altogether the evening
passed off well, and all, both performers and
assemblage seemed well pleased with each
other.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-11

VExING A young lady oil our acquaintance
expecting call from young gentleman to-
ward whom she has for some time felt tender
regard, attired herself in her finest apparel,
and prepared to make conquest. He cams
Pa and Ma bad both gone visiting ard the
coast was clear. But while standing near
the stove, the nasty stove.ppe fell down upon
the fair damsel, covering her, smiles and
all, with thick coating Of SCOT. While en-
deavoring to smit him she got smut herself,
and ct last accounts they We're both pretty
much smitten.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-04-11
MILWAUKEE MaRERTs.
Special Notices

Iowa, NEBRASKA, KA<@As, CALIFORNIA -
Advertising alone does not produce success.
The thing which is advertised must have
intrinsic merit, or else large advertising will
eventually do it more harm than good II
you have anything which you know to be
good, advertise it thor oughEy, and you will be
sure to succeed If It's poor, don't praise
it, for people soon discover on are lying
Such is the BURLINGTON ROUTE, which runs
TO three great regions in the West LIST, To
Omaha, connecting with the great Pacific
Roads. I'd. To Lincoln The capital of Ne
| hrsska. and all that beautiful region south
of tue Platte filed with r. r. lands and
hones eads. 81, To ST Joseph, Kansas City
aud I'll Kansas points f, .sr.at7
The roads are splendldly built, have the
best bridges, finest cars, the Miller platform
and coupler. and the safety air brake &c pre-
vent The loss OF life that is every wher@ else
happening); PulIman's sleepers, Pullman
dining cars, large and powerful engines Ito
make quick time and good conaections), and
are in IL word the best equipped roads in the
West. 80 that tyou desiro 10 go safely
surely, quickly and comfortably to any point
ID Southern Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, or on
he Pacific Roads, be sure that you go tBy
Way OF Burlington" -....
All who wish particular Information, and q
large map, showing correctly the Great West
and all it's railroad connections, can obtain
hem. and any other knowledge, by address
iug General Passenger Agent. 3. g Mo. R r.
4 :, Burlington Iowa. 8r,,.,galps.,.. .el.,s+