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THE LAKE SHORE ROAD,

THE LAKE SHORE ROAD.
A person writing to tho Now York Tribune
aalks to bo iurorulcd how much moro 1t ought
10 cost to replace iron rails with stool onos OIL
h completed railroad. than 1t originally cost to
build and fully equip the tho road itself. The
writor then Bays thlB question was suggested to
him by the rocont discoveries lo nalo in Ills ox-
ptorationB, to-wit:
That tho I.ako Bloro h Michigan Southern RAILWAY
Compahy Was consolidation III Aug. I. 1aGa, Of tho
tovcral conranoB owning tho roas wllch formed le
line from nntfalo TO Chicago. with combined capital
including como $17coO 600 Of water so tha1 tu
tual coAt Of THO entro properly was then about sS5-
ooo goo thas almost 10 EoGn a. tho consolidation wa
perfected thu Company legan tn prepare to !" ate:1-
ral its road anil Las never ye ceaAca 10 rso 1oaey
for that and y other purpoacs."
II In learned t1.t-
In soptc1nEes, 1870, tho Company, "for tho
purpose Of proyidints additional equir-
fncl1t necessary for thu now consolidated
Company" iRaucd aud sold ita stuck to tho
In No1saSss. isss liz purpose o '''
atevl-failing 4 PORTION Of ]ta ronl ana other
purposca,' 1t iRs1ed and sold snking-funI
bonds 70 Ao nn,oNa. .. 100000
III june, 1870, tho lonrd Of Directors "au.
t1orized nu tgsue Of sa5 ,000, ,UD0 consolldat-
Cd I'd morgago bonds for t4e pnrposo Of re-
n'ati1te, n which amounted to sEU,740, QUO,
leaving tho balance "for steel rails, Ltn-
lilo truck where ucclctl, md for Other 1,Hr-
roaes Including thu sEliing up VI the ilost-
IL September 1871, the Hoartt cf Dirtttpra
pracretl tltv sstIo Of III ,1uO, COO OF STOCK 10
Observation-Disclosures at 33Ii Fer ccnt. This
Of doublo-traching anl steel-ranirg the
iol,t anu otler purposes, amounted TO-. 4.eogcea
III 1871 for tho purpose Of ateu,-rnfling
md aoub!c-.rncEdng tho road atd for utll-
or PURPOSES. the remainder Of tls autlor-
In keyenlsr: isas !ho Bosra q plss:;:ss ''SS''"
authorized tho eAt:r null aalo Of sG,uUt, 600
binkiNg-funa tondB for tho 1,urI,oso ct
completing the Misunderstanding n,l steel
zHillng of the road, and for tho retirement
Of tho floating debit" OF tl,caa bonds ttaro
had been tsaaeu on Dec. 3i ISIS, only. 52c5
tho purposes tpsciiletl.: ,s3l 900
The floating iolt lad not Loen 1.ntd, Int llHa
Increased from 1861 na Of Dee. 81, 1s63,
to sG+GSt,421 on Dec. 81, 1878. Therefore
20 have 10 a'ld for steel Eatls, doubo
tracks, md other purpoRca tho auu of...
A1eIing tutni increase IN liabilities, from
Aug. !, 1YGDt 10 Dee. 81, 1871, "lor the pur-
poeea of steel ras, duubla tracks. and oth~
ef Pnfrnses, .f2saG9 u3h
Tho rcauits nro 81 miies additional "dolthle-
TRACK" (total double, 230 miley); and Of single
track incudlug only tho tlrs& and seoond traohs)
owned BY tho Company. 4ls aro Hteo1-rails, !"
Traditional equipment" and "other purposes. :"
II thoro be ndded to tho foregoing iHauos for
purpose" tho other two-thifds Of thu issuo Of
514 ,0U0,000 OF atocl, which Ia S9,399, Ssh thero
will be total fncreaso in the capital down to
Dco 81. 1873, OF s33. .aO2, $40. sum only 81 000-
600 leea than tho total coat Of tlo entire property
Aug. !. 1860.
, 1874-12-10

Election OF the REV. Henry q. Potter
RECTOR or <:rnco Church, Now York
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
Why the Butter Didn't Come.

They have new lined gnl over at
KEY >cr's farm. Just outside ot \rWca>-
tie. and ON Iuc>,iaN. before starting To
spend the day with Il iicmd. Mrs. Key
SCI Instructed the girl 1" WhitcW,eh the
kitchen during her lh>rucr. pom rc-
turning. She turnd the lnh completed
in "A very satisfactory naIIntr bu
WednrS,l;lN> Mrs Key ser alWaN SchuIIr>.
and last "Wednesday Whrm she MAS
ready To churm She went ont. and
finding that Mr.. Key ser had already put
the milk into the ciIIln. sh" began tu
turn the handle. This was at eight
o'clock III thcmnrmim%. and she turned
till ten without any signs of butter
appearing. Then she called the hirci
man and he turned till noon. when lac
knocked OH with some very offensive
language addressed to the butter which
had not Vet come. After dinner the
hired %iIl took huld of the crank and
turned ii cIIrrGctirallN until tW"
o'clock. hen she let go with the rc-
ma:k which conveyed the impression
that she hrli,Ncd the chun t" ir haunt
ed Then Nh. Key ser came ont and
said he wanted to know What Wis the
matter with that rhuu amy how. 1t
WAS i good enough clurm if people on
" knew how To work it. Nh. Key sci
then worked the crank till halt-pH>l
three. " hen. is the butter had not yri
come hc surrendered il again To til,
hired ;man because he had an engage
mrnt i'll the village. The inau Yruum,
the machine to an accompaniment &"
Imlnccatinu>. Then the Key ser chill
/ drcn each took II tulu for half an hour
then Mrs. krN>rr IIird her hand al'
when She WAS exhausted she again en-
listed the hired 4iil. WHO said her pray
cr> while she turned. But the butte
didu't come. When KrN>,r came h"n,,
! aud found the churm still IN action h'
! blasted his ewes and did some other in
uocrml swearing. and then he >"I/r'
the handle and said he'd make the but
ter come il he kicked up an caithqu'k'
in doing it. Nh. Key sci effected lh"u
2OU revolutions per minute. cn"ngh Il
| to have made any ordinary butte
come from the ends ot the earth: an'
when the pcI>pillIi"m began 1" >trcIn
from him and still the butter dIdm
come. he uttered one Wild cry ot ra@'
and disappointment and kicked tI'
churn over the fence. When M,~
KrNS,r went T." pick ii np She pnt he
nose down clu>,. to the huttcrmill> am'
took Il sniff, Then She understand h"v
it was. The "irl hat mixed the white
wash in the clrIn and left it there. !
good. honest. and Intelligent >crNam
who knows how to churn can lind
situation at krlSrr'~. There is Il Va
camcy. Mar ld"itr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
The Mountain Meadow Massacre.

1t i now SomeW hat more than SrN-
tntrrn Nc.l~ since nearly | 10 men. wo-
men and children. cmigritimg from the
older states to homes III southern Cat
itoInil. were murdered 10y Mormon mil
ltia and Indian allies in southern Utah.
Brigham Young. under federal appoint
mcut confirmed bN federal coWar,lic,
| WAS governor ot the territory. but Pres
/ ilcni BuchanIn had superseded him.
aud his legal successor. Governor Cum
ing>. federal Judges and other officers
were even then ON their way to salt
/ Lake CITY. under the escort OF United
States troops, c"mmimdcd 10y Gen.
/ llarncN. The M"Im"ns, wrought To tu-
! ~ 10y the rrhrllious uttcrances of their
prophet and other chief men of the
church. were full of wrath against Gen
| tile intrudcl> of their promised land.
/ The pioneer SLNagcrN, reinforced bV re
liginu> tiInaticiSm. made them aS mcr-
cilc>S aS the ancient Hebrews. They
were cXileS from their homes THEN
prophet had been killed, their homes
and temple demolished. and they driven
into the wilderness. and now they were
to he deSpoilcd of the refuge they had
found and the prosperity they had ere
atcd III that wilderness. Such Was the
temper To which these lucklrss emi-
giants fell victims.
They we've in two bands. originally :
il third of them Missourians. of the boz
der-rutfiam type. on the way the TO dig
ging>: the rest respectable families from
ARKANSAS they had joined forces tol
safety. 1t wa> said at the time that the
MiSsoiIlians had Dragged in the Mormon
settlements "t having taken part i'll the
murder of .Iu Smith and the expulsion
of his followers from Nauvoo: that they
inSultcd the settlers and stole tn, il
chickens on the way one story went 81
tu us to accuse them of poisoning Il
spring, which was not only SlanlerOu>
but absurd. But whatever prnvocatlon
the rough> i'll the party had give on the
way. it was nothing to palliatr the ter
ribc doom visited upon them. In the
middle of september they had encampcd
at il spring in Mountain Meadows, when
il band of Indians solely as the Mormon>
asserted, began an attack upon them.
The emigrant> fortified themselves as
best they could III the circle of their
wagons. and for days fought desperate
~. There was no water III their CTamp-
eel quarters. aud mcH and little children
who vemtured to the spring were shot
down. At length. after il four days
siege, Il wagon, over which fioated ii
white flag, borne by white men, ap-
preached their camp. The chief man
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
VOLUME 3S---NUMBER l949.

in that wagon wlS John ID. Lee, then Il
major of militia and Indian agent under
Brigham Young. and an elder in the
Mormon church. He was hailed as IL
drliverer. and under his advice the en-
grants gave up their arms and consent
ed to go to the nearest settlement fuI
safety. 1t is said that the women and
children went in advance. the men he
hind. guarded 10y militia: and that. but
but little ways from camp. the signal
was given 10y Lee, the MoImnn> shot
down the men. the Indians slaughtered
the women and youth. and only IL
children of tender Years were saved.
This WAS the Mountain Meadow masSa-
ere lis il has been described during the
NcaIS since.
There i little doubt aS to the Suhstan-
till truth of the story. The early days
of Mormunl>m were marked by violent
and fearful measures, and the DanitcS.
or Destroying Angels, were not tigmentS
of the imagination. The day of such
defiant outrage has long since past.
The locomotive headlight glarcs too
ominou>ly, and the audacity and the
t;Inaticism are faint shadows OF what
were mighty passions then.
But how wonderfully the iiatteIluS
security of time fades and diSSipatcS,
before the grasp of the marShaF> poS>,
that caught John ID. Lee from his Wild
home. IL few days ago He had gore
into the remote. unueighh"rcd regions
of southern Utah. on the New Mexico
border he is ~ ycaI> old : has l.
wives and ~ children. and seemed to
have conqured immunity. But the arm
of Justice Is no fiction. after all. Here
il stretches. over the seventeen wears.
wherein Lee has bought and sold and
married and bred SONS and daughters.
and. as if il were but yesterday. the Vie
Tins of the Mountain Meadow m:r>~rcr,
arise. and call fnI the Laws Vengeance
Lee. 1t low -hIowcd. muscular. ad-
VenturouS CONSTITUENCIES man. declare,
that he will make all clear that h,
will II" longer bear the burden of curse,
for the " hole, sale murder he committed
but will put the saddle on the righi
horse" Vt whom he hints i not ccI
taimlN known. II he >h"illd condemn
the prophet. or that light hand of hi
George \. Smith. who were thought
concerned in affair. and hiiu" any ~ i
drmcc To prove his allegations he might
/ deal Il deadly blow To the Mormon HE.
rlrrhN if he should refer only I,
smaller men. >uhordiuaic~ hUt lit !,
higher than himself. the effect Ilr'
reached its climax.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

out with the fatigues of the protracted
journey in IL cnmtorrleSs cmigrant car,
and very weak. About six o'clock in
the evening she Ic;lined her head on
her sons shoulder and fell asleep theIe.
just after the train left San Leandro,
Il gentleman, who had got on the train
at that place, noticing something pc
cnliar i'll the appearance and attitude
of The old lady. approached the son and
inquired. What is the matter with
that lady ?" "IIush," replied the
Young man, ''don't wake my mother"
No fear" said the gentleman, '.she
will never wake again i'll this world"
He WAS right. Quietly leaning on the
breast of her son, the poor old lady had
Yielded To fatigue and peacefully fallen
into Il Slumhcr from which she passed
into that deeper sleep that knows no
waking. The emigrints composed her
limbs to rest and brought the body to
this city for the hcrcaved children.
San Francisco Chronicle. NOrember II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

she wanted to-after first tying him up
in Il sheet. Mr.. Brown had already tied
himself up. How accommodating to he
sure,
~ our last move w:IS Just exactly i'll
my hand" she said. Il have now got
You where | want YOU - and she began
pounding him with both fists. But she
might as well have been heating the
feather bed for all the harm it did.
At last the chrysalis became convulsed
aS with an earthquake, and il voice.
quivering with suppressed mirth and
pity, too, issued from its depths.
Don't hurt your dear little dimpled
fists" it said. IN come out and let
you whip me if YOU choose; but re-
member that | had rather be kissed"
"Gct Alice to kiss You dare say
You would like that bcttcr;' and with
this last shot there came again that
something about the size of an apple
dumping INTO her throat; and this time
she could not swallow it. She did get
real fits, and the gymuastic exercises
she wen, through tha: night to get rid
of them would make an article of tNcn-
ty-One columns i'll Il sporting Journal
with ''continued next week" at the end
of H.
The demon of ny steria yielded to
stimul,uts sonu after miduiGht and il
WAS / and NOT Alic. who pnt mn before
da,Ii~ht to get brrukf,st for the men,
Nj. Brown tried to hel p me. lie did
not know how to turn u batter-cake
and of c,,,rs. , great hiu thiur Iik,
/ him. with ", 10 boot. to stumble. over
was avfuIlv in my WAY. But | recor.
uilrd tL, int.ntinn ot his kind heart and
suffered IN. Inconvenience thankfully.
For f,ur DAYS Alice, laid in bed. while
Li,I th. =, o,.i, ,nI RiII, v,it.d nu her
There. w,s notbin,, tI,, natter ouI> ,h,
,.,,,IL NAT y,,..,, L,.I. .Ln.l and ,tn,Eiros
I,fIt,.,tod her ,.ru,IIy r.trihutinu f1l.
i,,u..,,l mn, u,.,. t.,I,.,, III, .,I,,n.t -,
s,,u 80. .I,.. v.,s all. +, a., th,. v,,l
,,,,,iu In th, mc,utim. She had moi
.nn,I R,IIy's mind ,n.,iust mn. to su,I
n decree. ti,u h, ,ould ha,dly bear th,
/ .i"ht of me. and she. MAS u>iu" her in.
tIur,,r,. "A ith him tn I,,I,uS and mo bach
tn Sacramento, rh. ul,r,. where .h. liza,
t,,,..,l E,..J
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

g..o,s> anil LocdfiOR Of the Icdd-
r..,,,~ UoHNcS IN 81. JOhHSbHrU.
l.r.r,Htur:I Tools and Hardware.
..,. UN>kElI.. Ii"yts Block, l.. L. 81.
Lp"thrcarir~.
....TNM W. :. Bank Elock. Main ST.
Ntt"rnr>> at Law.
-.t u1. over K. L. Oiicr. and Post Otiic"
..\, lpu Nn.2 Calrd"niau BIN, up STAIR
... t.:D Nam 81 over Hall \ Flctchrr's
... .-ttir i;r"h"r.
i;nnk~ and Stationery.
$50. i:pWEII. Calrl"uian 81 k Main ST
I;""k binders.
.>I,. s. 60. Acts Monument Square.
Elril- Legal and business.
t>!u>l $ CO. Monument square.
t:tI,r- and Cnufrriion-r>.
..~A uUNuLEl Main STREET
i;not> aud shoes.
.L~aNflNGiIEE. Ward Iilk.. Il. X. 81.
tInthimg. Hats and Gaps.
. Iuut,l lank Block. "pp"~itr ST. Johns
.O,.-,. d,.tl,r IN Ready Mad" Clothing. Hats
.....,- .t,,ur-. Furnishing ti""ds etc. etc.
tinthius for Ncn aud Boys.
I.ttlnEA\KS \ co. Fairbanks Village.
tn.Lrr,. Glass aud Stone Ware.
So ItILEANkS \ 60. Fairbanks Village.
,,,r,iiu. I,p"r- iiancinr>. " ind"w shades.
SD ItlnE\Nk~ Co Fairbanks iIla-'-
D""ti-t~.
"I.nIN. '.,i'd"nlLn FLOCK. Nam street.
...l..N ~NlIH Union Block. Nam street
" |. G""d~. Gro"crir- ana fIuii>'
..IaIA~A FEuTENGll.I. Eastern Avenue
ur, ..un,l- aud I.ldir~' Fancy Goods.
.HH..| Nt,uu,. FLOCK l. l.; Street
g.. lEIlI:t\k> a &c. Fairbanks \Illi-".
ll"ui and Feed.
,. .i.,.l,H co Eastern Avenue
Iuruitur,. aud C.,>krt-.
.EIIA ~NII~IE Nam street
..>l\itA il "\N\N iI'hr''~ h"'N' Ia Ii -
Family "r"'"r''> """ fr"''N'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF EGGs.-The
hilc OF IN egg has proved of late the
mo cilicaciuu> remedy for burns
seven "r eight successive applications
OF this substance >outhcs the pain and
rifrctualll excludes the air from the
bum. This simple remedy seems pref
rrihc to c"iludiin or even cotton. Ex-
traoldiuary stories are told of the heal
ing qualities of Il new oil which is made
from the lolk> OF hens eggs. The eggs
are first boiled hard, the yolks are then
removed, crushed. and placed over fire
where they aIr carefully stirred until
the whole substance is on the point of
taking fire, when the oil separates and
may he poured off. 1t is in general Use
among the colonists of Southern Rus
>ia is Il means of curing cuts, bruises
and scratches. Boston Journal of Chem-
istry.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

,.,--,,-,.--.
IT. NI\ ENN L IA u.s.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
H''r " uriic,, III = = CLurkrs Drug St"r".
1915.
N. e. 'iOIGuTON, VI. d..
'd"i. 'iII' PHYSICIAN y 81 EGEON
''.'' and Residence Nam street.
..Il. lay ND FANCY GOODS.
@ >Y . G"gTnT%Se Y, ranl :, STsG'nTan, sGn.Gmry Vt
...-r., VERMONT.
'.' r'-t.,nc'. cor "f Church and Spring Nt4
,> ,-.r, ,n
,
i \ y u Ia w + Ia =
"ud = ilurA. Railroad street
{. /. I;RIGI \ Va,
n,.l,,iu
.. t,rrl- NDN.NIApE DTuING
Ii1i MD WEST md \ ''ooI'H
HII:,IE n BATES.
LAWYERS.
E..r.ld street II. .I"lmSbury. VI.
'..r.,, ia the STAT. Courts al Vermont and
.i'ui,-1Iit. and i'll the L. = Courts
ne. BATES
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,v.,rp
"
~" - ~
DEALERS IN
'.u,. TEIFS AND NEAT
=, tI,. .I,,,,.,.
ID l. y
~ r, r-,,,, p,,,L
"tiL,I'D n FOLSOM.
''''l>S ASP - rE"toN7
g,.I IyL u1j, street
. ;,,,..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04
A Natural Mistake.

\ good story Is Inld of 4 we'll know II
mu>iciln He had puhl" cnga".
mrnt ut Bath. and ON ali"htiug AT the
station Lc handed his things t" the lr"l
ter. and on his way into the town con
verSed with him. and asked if there h Il
been ANY entertainments lately. il,
porter scratched his head nr V"ul'l
have done 80 if his hands had not h"cu
full, and said l"S they had the hippo
potamIIS. The musician WIS uot great
" Interested in natural history. ami
cared little f"r the SnrcZm% of squirrels
or the saliva nf cockroachcS. still Il,
asked hN way oi c;IIN in" on th'
conversation. Whrtr the hippnpotlnu-
would hc exhibited. 'lu the A>>rmhI,
Rooms. wa> the reply. The mu>icia,
got interested, for il WAS there that Il,
raS going To- appear. But that Is e.
strange place to show a Wild beast in.
he said. The porter however WAS con
tdcnt that hc WAS right. and present.,
caught sight of Il large poster "n Tia,
wall. and told the musician that l.,
could read the announcement Ton him
self. lie did 50 and found uHt that il
referred to him, only the porter hu.i
mistaken, and read H. ''IIippop,
mus" what should have read ~ Nh. Ap
tommas. The Welsh harpist bore til,
insult mccklN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-12-04

"Do>'T WAKE Ny MoTHEE.' Among
the passengers 10y ih" overland rmi-
grant train from the East. which AMY
ed, yesterday. was il Mrs. W. :. Cr d
ford, an aged lady from Alfred Maine.
Poor, feeble and alone. she lrft he
home to cross the continent ON an en-
igrant train. to see her children rrsidIn"
i'll this state. Two grown daughters
awaited her at san Jose, and her son
had gone up the road to meet her, woIn
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Or. 4. n. CILI.EN.
ray ~IrINN NND SURGEON.
'-,r 81 urhcc ia :. :. Clurkr's Drug St"r''.
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NJ. t.. 'iOIGUTOS, VI. d..
'dtH. 'i.iI' PHYSICIAN y SURGEON
'i.' md Residence. Main street.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-08
ssr:Esiay.! SecDrG 0f Cures.


An American humor<I tell rs that it would
have b,cn money in his iitc:ct;f hr had been
!.,.r!; w;hGst S:om.c!I, and tEcn proceeds
10 C4urc ~ ;tc ~; ui l chronic dyspepsia,
10 wi,icl. l.: is = mar:yr and which ,.c says t
is ;lHpo.sihlc 20 cure. On this point, Josh
billings" I;r he i> ;hc martyr referred to) is
misf.h.u Unless lis stomach differs from
all cher :iv:Dcp piic Si0mach<, lloStcttcrS Bit
..rs viii cErc ::in. III !a3S than three months.
This !! woHitl Ic So Z; .;:!-a:2c N'!dcr any
1,nmaIiv. Ihrr" :iiv q icw. Il very ici., act,,al
>vccj:;rS for di.raSc in existence. AMI Ho>itt-
ter'S Stomach B!tcrS may be sc: down rs one
r;bcu. In case; Of indigestion il never fails.
Persons Who hal suffered for many years al
mos: every conceivable species Of torture from
Ibis "ru,l!zing complaint, have been pcrna-
nrn,iy cured with the b:ttcrS in SIX weeks.
lIlvlnrc,i: u &mc!: distances are on rccOrd,au-
thcuticatcd by lie testimony &. trGmIncnt
men in every walk Gf life, eminent physicians
.iiuoun the number But lll!; celebrated veg
c.ahIf prcnarati0n is something more taan
sfo,pari!ic ana r0niv. Il j. also All Alternative
OI w;j%lcyiui virtue. liz liver com2lalnt It's
cI;rc;> r Is d;fc,: :...n i:!mCd!atc rs that OF
c,lu,,cl VI blue pill, an far !m:,:c aat;t":,
and ir :i,I ,;i>clSc:Is ""uGii:ols 9t iHc bHWcts,
notably in cl>cs Of constipation, lis re- ":a 'iH%
ErCrcrtir> are in the highest drg'tc >crrIcca-
hic TIC ;.u::: settlements in the west and all
10 w-iving tracts Of c",:ili!y infested with M
aSnaiic cXhIlatiOHS,, % fruitful Al t!i:c season,
of thc variOu, types Of intermittent tcvcrS,
>hon!! be awavS well stocked with this ia-
comparable c'lOloguc, which will cure any
case Of fever and agHc in ncrlnd varying
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-08
It II Not Generally ANCE.l

Ep2i tie Shor;rS. possible ron:c between
He SOait. a.l Great West is through 81.
Louis, over the ST. LoGiS, !:anSHS City aud
Northern Short Line. This road has g;lileI
>afpiisiug Importance by reason Of immense
cXrcrdi,mc> il the last two years, Of ever
,u.a n ;i0m dollars, besides earnings, in i'm
n:uv.!:r.i::S u; rull-Mai", i'll rci:rin@ their
line G':!h b.>i quality oG Hc%' steel and iron
rails. 81! nrvir, icw ties, aud substituting
:or ordinary cars, new Itsi:aing chair coach
&. elegantly cA.pctc,i ana l;tci, ~i...: ,!:"S>-
ing looms with ;oile: c3nvcpicnccN for ID
dies. gentlemen and families trarciins with
c..:!Jrr2, without any extra caarGc. This
inc runS 81: as. Express trains bet" cen tie
s;i$s:<:;pEi aHG Missouri Rivers. two more
>hai; any o;:er road, an1 CONNECTS with al!
"rc3: Land Grant Roads in Ike ! Fest,
the : -dor:ed all modern appliances fo:'
and has ii lg:! safeguards against acci-
coa:;ori, SpeN '-htaHi day aatcbmen, ,"ho
dents including, NJ aud atseI thy passage
Of Zach train 70 sec that cvc'. -npiatine {
der. W. recommend those cont. Cirv
I'm West 70 take the -. !oa!s, h"uSa~ -,
and Nur;lc:r Short line. it ::r!nS t'e CSs
I;.,e rr,rinr lirnrsh cars isetvee" - LOUIS
nIG Omyh:t. ;.n,! lor tickets ofcT tai> -!
Ia',. ina w, refer Our .c..AcrS TO any ''cSe'
.,~rnr selling through tickets !" tl!c cs,. fot
,,Hn circiiIars and Tine iah't< address
rithr: !. F. Mccarthy, Cincinnati, u; OF f.
e, G;oat, ST. Louis, Mo-, either OF WhoNi
vii, furnish any Information desired. :"