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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-10
How to Plant Peas.


F. K. Elliott gives an account in the
Gardeners Monthly. of some expert
ment> performed fifteen Years ago to
determine the best depth to plant peas.
Buried one and two inches deep they
come up soon. bore early. but did not
last long. At three and four inches in
depth, they came up three to four DAYS
later, did not bear quite so early. but
gave heavier crop and continued for
Il longer time. At five and six inches
depth. they appeared two OF three DAYS
later. and grew about as vigorously as
the others. and continued still later.
At eight and ten inches they were long
III coming up, and did not produce 50
we'll. few Struggling. feeble plants
came up from twelve-inch planting.
Mr.. +. thinks about four inches the
most profitable depth in strong soils.
aud little more in light soils. We
may add i'll this connection. that last
year we made Il series of experiments
to determine the effect of time on the
terminating powers of the pca-varvinr
from one to iive-year-old seed. The
oldest seed was nearly IL week longer
III coming up than the fres'. seed. but
i'll other respects little difference WITS
observed, although the plants from the
old seed were at first hardly so vigoI-
Gus. Two year seed was about two
days later i'll appearing than fresh seed
Those who desire peas us early as pos
>ible, will, therefore, select fresh seed.
-tOuntIy Gentleman.
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ST. ,Sohnsburp Galrdonian.
st. John,pury, VT. Friday, April 10. 1874
Better Buy Milk. Than Keep A Cow. y
(DANRURY NEw>.)

The man across the WAY has struck
another economical streak. We are ill.,
clined to think that if any body ever
gets ahead in this world it will he the
man ACROSS the way. Last Thursday
he bought five hens. 1t had been salts
factorily settled by himself and wife.
after careful investigation. and finding
three Indifferent eggs in the last dozen.
that il would he cheaper and healthier
to have hens of their own and 81 have
fresh eggs every morning. He fixed Il
place for them in one corner of the barn.
and put up five boxes. Il box tor each
hen. for them to leave their eggs in.
Bright and early the next morning he
HE'D to the barn for five cheap and
healthy eggs. but there was not an egg
there. This surprised him. At noon
he hicd again, hut with the same poor
luck The third HE WAS at night. but
there were no eggs. He felt much
troubled in mind about this. but argu-
ing that the hens were strange to the
neighborhood, he went to bed and hope
fully dreamed of the morrow. But the
next day there were no eggs. and nOae
OIL the day following. After supper he
went ont To the coop III Il very gloomy
state of mind. and taking IL rake fell to
plodding the aStoniShed bipedS with
the handle. The more amaZcmcnt they
eyinced the more ire he developed. and
there is no telling what extremes he
would have rcSortcd tn had not the fly
ing fowls filled his eyes and throat with
feathers and dust. and precipitated him
into IL coughing fit that very nearly
I,I 'Iha h..
fell upon them again with the rake
handle. 80. Nou won't lay. will you -
he ieeringly enquircd. and then went
at them again. Whatever their iuten-
tionS We're it was too late for an eX-
PLANTATION. One noble hen went over
on her last lay: another with u broken
leg burrowcd under Il whcel-barrow,
and took her satisfaction with IL series
of slIrill shriekS while the balance flew
about the place shedding feathers at
every turn. and giving vent to the most
distressing cries. Almost beside him
self with rage and gIicf. and choking
to death with sarcasm and feathers. the
man across the way bounded ahort like
a maniac. until IL >aw-buck ioStled from
its peg and came down on the top of
his head with sufficient violence To
knock him down. and Stiifen him into
Inconsistencies. Here he lay when lis
wife found him. and from here to the
house he WAS borne 10y Sympathlzimg
neighboIs. The next day he felt strong
enough 10 sip some of the broth of the
only whole hen that was found by his
family. They get their eggs from the
store now. The store eggs are not -
fresh as those just laid i'y y"ur own
hens. but they are cheaper.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-10
An Improved Burglar-Alarm.

MT. lremulouS, a respectable but
timid merchant of Burlington. invent
ed an electrical burglar-alarm, which.
when perfected he applied to the head
board of his bed. fastened Il CONNECTING
wire to the knob on the front door and
awaited for a trial trip. The saline night
his oldest boy. who was ont late as
usual. came home at the solemn hour
OF midnight, and finding that some one
had carelesSly fastened down the back
window he WAS accustomed to patron
lie ON his nocturnal excursions. went TO
the front door and turned the knob.
At the first touch. the alarm crashed
OIL, tore the hedclothes into fragments.
ruptuied old IremulouS' ears with the
racket, broke the looking glass. soured
all the milk in the cellar. and finally
bored through the end of the house.
plowed great furrow across the ward.
and jumped into the cistern. where il
grOwled and groaned and howled by
turns all night. Mr.. Tremulous has fill
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T. T.. HAEIi<, : /. 4. WuOItEUEl.
II 'iiANt ~ 'el'd"ni'. County. iuE.. term.
,vu,r,.l-. Charles ~ Dat. If IIar,lvich Csl.io-
Eii County. and state # \ yrm"ut has preferred
h- ir-t.'I"u Ion tnIr, SHY, against + !, Darling
nov of lu"Tr. IN Ih,.' nuuiy ri lIu"Illr. AMI Z.
\. W""dhurl late ut llmur' IN said County #
tH."..!'. htt NV "Ht 81 :iu~ STATE al III 'rJ- L"
in, u-s'tur uHhu"Hn- -,if.H- forth il. substance.
'iat -.rd g.. T.. liariiu- ..;d t. \. Woodbury. "u
lee lJth day "f N",-ur,l 3. . I-',H duly eye
,.iir TIN orator thurl,- w. ne. q mort ;i..,
decd of certain land ia N"lcatt Do th- county IF
.3IrI.Ill' ~ iirh land is d'~,rIl,d follows il,
rh' 'urfn halt If lot "" j. ur- division drs
tr .!I rI-ht Of Rufus H.rIIck. -UpJ,u~.i
r.T in MY arr>. 10" TIN SUM uinI' ~ les mean
a. t.",hN'y Tho san" premises ',".'i'd la tia,
.'aH VI, Tho ~'4d . hIrlr- ". ate and conditioned
i'l the ~. mont II ~IN certain UInHl~s"Ty notes.
...' i oH'r "at' viii sad u"rr-a-. decd. fnr the
-u 81 ru.. ht.;r,rrd dollar, each th.. nrSt mote
pay able, tf,T'. H., iIr~t dan of January, l-.3
and ''Iir NOTE PAYABLE. each Year thereafter or
before the I>r ,tt 81 .lauuHr, in -;ch successive.
year uaiii ril Cd md >N n"t'> ar" paid all Of SAID
n"iy~ lHN hi'. {" H3'gI'~ W. tat. 'I bearer. and
ID with interest annually after the tir~r day OF
January \. Il. ia and all signed liz +. +. bari
IN and L. y Is "udhurN two 81 which notes are
in AMI unpaid according To- the. tenor thereof.
Nud IL appearing that the said 1. \. Woodbury. Is
residing without tu- STATE that PROCESS cannot
il"rI 'au~t Tho substance # hI> sad petition II
"r ,uhll~h-,l iu thu II. I'lII~hury ,,ic,"uia'..
new >Iap"r printed al II i"l,u-hury. in said
~ # IlrinuIi. three %, weeks II.,,>>IvrlV. thu
last ~ which publ cation shall he 20; least twenty
er' DAYS pri"r g." the tenn OF c"urt {" " Inch said
petition j. madr r,turnahl'. and the said L 4
VI ""dnurN = hereby notified L. appear before the
court If llauc'ry next t. u" holden ~ -. Johns
my. within and IN the County "t Caledonia. ou
the inst tuesday "f .lUn, 4 -. ~. then aud
There l." stand !" and abide, 10y >;'cl rider direction
'l'. drr'rc' IN the Premises ~ /" thu >aid Court
shall seem meet
Given md, my hand at st .Uohu~bury in said
County of al'.''ua. th- nd dan "t March, \ II
Ii L. y. ILOnGErT Deputy clerk
HENNN CARTIER. solicitor. IllG
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-10
Keep Out the Cold !

j. II. iitLL'N Patent Weather strips are So con.
Strnc'ed as I" completely cl"s.. every aperture.
a""lt windows and doors thus PEEVEN II;
INC pLn AIR from ENTERING. They are fiji
''" '"s'IN I" every part of the duur and window
anu are SippIlrd with >,i-SCTrws that IN east, of
any >hrlnkagc. swelling of doors nr hrnvin, Il,
action "t frost. THEY CAN ZEE TInHTT\FI Al
~ ME. And besides This means Of pressure.
against the windows and door. tb,,, ,,,. r,,,,l;
WIN NliIti springs, which constantly press Them
AGAINST me same. Another GREAT AnVNNT-
80: % hESE SrIITS is that THEY PRE-
' n NOISE by shutting doors. The amount of
sirius ~'t t .m IN one season by application OF these
TWICE PAY THE EXPENSE, If krrt ON
' ~. IN" summer they will act as 4 sure and
'li agent against the entrance of dust Thrs,
81 gS are manufactured i'll any desired SIZES To
- 'SioAiERS. These strips are manufac-
,mlru ny y. II. HULL. in the shop opposite the
passenger depot. St Johnsbury VT to whom all
"rnrrs should be addressed All orders will he
promptly and satisfactorily filled State County
ana town Rights Tor sale. Address
81, JOhnsburv Vt orr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-10

HEALTHY SCHOOL GIRLS-We cOpy
the following article from lions Herald
The serious evil in connection with
our city public schools. probably. is not
So much the forgetfulneSs of sex in
education as the forgetfulness of sex in
home training and social life. Girls
would be much less depressed by their
school studies. if their afternoons and
evenings were not constantly devoted
to other and eXacting duties. Their
music lessons twice Il week. dancing
school lessons as often, weekly lecture,
opera and theatre attendance. and So
cial visiting. occasion of themselves Il
fearful strain upon the nervous system.
and utterly unfit girls for their studies.
We are familiar with the schools of a
city not very far from Boston. where
the whole tone of some of them is seri-
ously affected by the constant absence.
Il portion of the school hours. of the
young pupils, both boys and girls.
They are taking lessons in music and
dancing. and are excused from school
nearly one-half of the hours of instruc-
ton, and through the necessary home
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-10
Crimes and Casualties.

Now and then hear folks reading
aloud out of the newspapers. aud al
ways feel provoked and hurt when they
come to the part headed "Crimc> ar.,!
Casualties. Fol why y crimes on,
thing and casualty is another. and it,
cruel for newspaper men Ia ti>teu them
together just because they both com
mcmce with & that sounds like h
Talk to your fathers about this. my
dearS. and see if it can't he stopped.
suppose your dear little brother should
fall out of Il window aud he killed. aud
the next day your mamma should see
an account Of i! in the paper. stuck in
between mentions of Il drunken riot and
and Il brutal robbery and murder
The feelings of somebody's mother
and father are tortured every day 10y
this thoughtlcS> newspaper custom: a:l,t
it's Il disgrace to an enlightened rrpuh-
lie. | leave the matter in your hands
st. NichOias for iprH.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-10

ed up the ciStern. broke up the model
of his alarm. and is so deaf that he cant
hear his mother-n- when she talks
about the smell of cigar-smoke on the
parlor curtains.-MdT 4deIer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-10

S'TNTE or VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT. -
- In Probate, Court held AT the lr"'at" Othcr II
=. .Iuln~hury within and ion said 'IhNtrci On the
tuTh ia, al March \. D.. l-Ii.
IN Instrument purp"rtim. T." IL. the last vii
and Testament of John Sulluway. late at Sh"f
flrld IN said district. deceased. being presented l.
Court 10y Martha SUllnwav, the cNccntriN therein
named Tor Probate:
1t j. ordered 10y said Court that all persons con
CrTnrd therein be- notified Ia appear at q session :"
~;Iid ont to bc h,ld at the Probate Otcc i'll =
.I"hn>hury. on th. 18th day OF April \. H.
l-7i and show cIU~' if any they may have. against
the irulatc Of said Is III Tor which purpose u l.
further ordered, that copy "f the record Of this
order he puhliShrd three weeks -icc'.>Sivry ia TIA.
Cacdrnian printed Al It. bloomsbury. previous IL
said time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court. Attest.
HENRY FRENCH Register.
\ tru" copy Of Record Attest,
1915 HENRY FRENCH Register.
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AMERICAN AND FoREIGr -.
u. II. EDDY. w
SOLICITOR OF D.

f"r I"'e"'i"'". Tnr1, Hr,i. INT
No Z" STATE street. "rpo-ir.. En..
-N'''I an "A'til~lN" prHcflr,.,,
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States also III Great Urit,l, ''' D.. Ill.,.
t'@h countries avcat~ >I,,r,..'..' a.. ....
l@hin"nts. and all papers or l,..' .'t- ..
eN',,,'t'' on ii"rri terms and nrl-, .
searches male INTO American ,, '''ir.
determine the validity or uf.r,, ''l''-. A..
vrnti"ns-amd legal OF Other nj '' la'.-..
matters touching the ~am,. .,., .'.t.-..
any patent furnished b. nh. '' '.. ...
m"niS recorded at Wa~hii r,n
>IIMuNIAr.
regard Mr.. Eddy a. nu,. ,t ,.
ana capable practitioners viii ''''
VIM '''' ''''i -. ms. Nt>,, ..
/ have II" hesitation iu ,-... .'' ' ...
they cannot employ Il person r.-. ...r.
Trustworthy. and H"l, ,.f.l.. .t...
appIlriii"n~ III i"rm T." ,,.,'.r. ,..- %.
and favorable consideration a. ,I. .'r
EDMUND hlEkE I.r, r,.,...I pare Pass
tents.
Mr.. l.. II. Eddy has nad.. t..,.....
on all hut one 81 which patents
and that Is now pcudlu-
proof IF great talent and .a..- ...
me t" recommend ali Invention,
li"'ii" lh'I patents t- tr,t r.....
in@ the most faithful attention ....
eases. and al very rrJenu.iI,,.l..
Boston. Jan. !. l-1!-Il r..S
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Estates.
nrnRGE w wINN,S ESTATE

4
j STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT. -.
In Probate court. holden at the Probate Once in
It. Jnhnshury. on the 23d day of March, Nd. la.
lydia = Vim. administrators upon the "stat" of
Geo : VIM. late of Barnet. in said district de
ceased makes application tn said court for license
sell all of the real estate of said deceased except
the widow : right of Homestead and Bower therein.
representa-. that said sale would hc beneficial I"
the heirs and all interested in said estate, ami said
administrative has brought into court the consent
and appreciation in writing oi all tn" heirs I" sand
estate residing in this state
Wlrrcrlpon il is ordered 10y said court. that said
application come under consideration and he heard
the 18th day of pril, A. ID l-1+. III the Probate
once in 81. JulnShury. And it L. further ordered
that all persons interested he notified hereof by
publication of notice of said application and order
thereon three weeks successfully i'll the al"d"nan
It new spaIn.I Published at St Johnshury. previous
To said time appointed for hearing. that they may
appear al said time and place. ami they see 'iis.
object thereto
Bv the Court. Attest.
HENRY FRENCH. REGISTER.
\ true copy of Record. Attest.
I3I5 HENRY EEENt H. Register.
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y IS !a9sO q sT.-1fr'N' "i1Ir.
s-o-,.-,,o..ii' - IRE :'e ,pp.t.
Res d.. sSiC $50, ,I..-, .ss.i..Iit,,..
"-. l..'. .uB.r
seni''S"- :..@ g., i's-.
,:,zo. ,..,,. 'ds ~,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-10

Dom SPOIL \ SNEEZE.-The Spring
field Republican, says: ''Onc may hr
parlnncd tor snecziug under amy cir
cumStamceS. i'll view of the experience
of Il woman from this city in cStiicld.
recently. Being i'll company, and at
tempting to suppress Il >necze. she felt
Il queer sensation in the left side of her
fIce. which soon began swelling and
drawing out of shape. \ phy stefan WIS
called. hut 10y the time he arrived her
mouth aud the left side of her face lld
become drawn up. di>ligurin@ her 50
that her most intimate friends could
scarcely recognize her features. while
she found it impossible to close her lett
eve. The physicians say it is kind of
paralysis, caused 10y the great effort She
made i'll >uppre>Sing the Smecze. and
gives but faint hopes that heT features
will ever resume their natural appear
ance. She is now in this city seeking
medical advice
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-10
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE

{ FFfEN liberal edrcariun based mainly ~
~ hatl'in,'tIc>. the Natural Sciences and Mod
IN an.ragcs Spcclait " ivil and MECHANICS,
Engineering. Addrcs, PRESIDENT SMITH. m
PRhf. L. L. EJGGLES Hanover y II tAprl.
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DonEEr HOLDERS ESTATE.

DtBLkI HOLDERS Isl ATE.
II STATE OF vTEMDNT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT -.
In Probate '"urr hcd at tn" Probate Oic,, in
It I"in>hUry. il said district Oh the 2IS1 day of
March. y. T.. I-T4.
i5ruI-,. VI. Ely. administrator anon thu Estate
"f Robert Holder iar' of I I"hu.hury. III said
district. deceased presents his administration
application for decree. of distribution and PARTITION
ct ihr estate OF said deceased.
WhrrruI"u. it j. ordered hs said court that said
and said application be- REF, Irrd {" session
uf said IL. h,li riI'. probate Office. in
-. IoIn-hrIV. III, 18th dt. Of April \. il. I-5i
fl, ht.rIu- and t,i~i"u thereon. \ud il j. further
ordered ;It Iu-,,- hereof H. .Iv'.r To all persons
Interested hy publication ct the -;tIn'. three. weeks
-ucc.--,rlN ia rl.-. irluurtu. SI"II'rI pub
l,sl, n 81 !uiItSpurN pre- ions said ip-
l,'.iutyd for h,.illu-. that they appear At said
IN" and place, and show clrI>,. II any they ma
j.,vr. Why said .t"r"3nt should h allowed and
such decree made.
IIN the Court. Attest.
L-.-L I..--.A-.-.
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9or Salr.
Desirable Place For Sale !

U,,ir, left town the subscriber offers for sale
his nlocr Situated nnrhalf mile west of Fairbanks
village. said place consists of il new dw"Ilm"
house. and barn. and about ten acres 4i Eind KUN
place for any one wishing little land near the vi
lage. For particulars. enquire of ALbl-fI La w
GEO. y. SMITH.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-10
Salem Lead Connanu-

Warranted pure white lead .-Wrll-known
Wrought New England IL the WIIITE~r FIN
- T. and BEST
LEAD TAPE. - in wide On reels for Curtain
sticks. VI '"''
LEAD RiisBON, from - tos inches wild.
IN reels for Builders ~
LEAD PiPE. Of any size thickness
VI lowest market prices Toy goods of equal uunl.
ny. address, SALEM LEA co. Salem Mass
1924 " ' ''">S'
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t"mInrncini; Monday. February I'd. 1874.
TRAINS NOV ING SOUTH
Leave NuchruG"u At 1.E \ NJ. Il.Il \ VI.
ilj + VI. ArriNc At Worcester al H:li \ NJ. J.
NJ. 1.5u l.. VI
TRAINS MOVING NORTH
Leave Worcester at - \ NJ. - 10 J.. VI ia
T.. VI. ArrIv. nj Winchrnd"n at go \ NJ -,
=. NJ. l.. II
Passengers Tor Providence l,aNing -. Iohn-hury
at l. y VI. HirIy" at Worcester al -rtC l.. VI
AMI lrtN" Worcester Al t..in L. VI for Prnvidtncr
Trains I" and from y Inc hcndun also connect with
Express aLd WAY trans Boston y albany and
N"rwlCh \ Worcester. for Boston. Norwich.
Springfield al" tI New York Via Norwich or
Springfield / y. ROSS >npt
II If
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-10

WARNING To BALD-llEADED MEN.-
Josh Billings has an entirely bald head.
Ii is related of him that once when he
WAS at the Geological Gardens, in Paris.
the day being warm. he lay down upon
one of the benches and went to sleep
After 4 while he was awakened hN =,
sense OF SutfOcatlou. and Nhcn h,.
opened his eyes he found that some
thing covered his face. He began to
struggle to release himself. aud the
next moment Il gigantic ostrich leapcd
up and began to prance down the path.
The ostrich had observed the top of
Jo>h's bald head, and. installing it for
one of its eggs, it had begun to sit up
on it for the purpose of Matching.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-10
Pictures for Christmas.

'lfFu';n - fully prepared 1" rhrr,- r:tph ans
"..' In lrl~tna>. Nothing can hr NOR" accept
'h'~ than '"' # ih">" beautiful Porcelain Photo
-rapt.. st ~ gilt frame. oval velvet cases uI
Pass. !arinut
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-10
WANTED AGENTS .

prr-R,li-juu ami ii.u.l a.-.t-
WiuW To- every ~uq~CIh'l-' : ...-
country rare rhauyr-rNtf -a
Il. T.. II ->Il!. !.H
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-04-10

An enterprising farmer in Essex
County gives chrome to every pur-
chaser of IL load of manure.
Somebody in Congress proposes to
pay $4,000 for IL picture made 10y il
Carpenter. We shall have them buy
lug statues of blacksmith next, and
with Il prospect of their being better
than some already purchased.
Benjamin ODER, city editor of the
Lancaster Pa.) Daily Express, walked
out of dormer window in the fifth
story of the office. Thursday. in a tenn
porary delirium. and was instantly
killed.
The Burlington Democrat remarks :
March seems to have had about Il pound
of lion to an ounce of lamb. 1t make,
pretty strong hash.
The people of New York elect GOV
ernOr once in two Years and this is cleo
ton year. Already it seems that there
is a movement on foot tor the nominal
ton of somebody besides Gov. Dix on
the republican ticket. The proposition
is said to meet with little encourage
ment. We should certainly hope so.
An impecuniOus bachelor signs that
there is SO much truth in the statement
of the fashion writers that there is mo
change in gentlemen's pantaloons, this
season"
Fun is guilty of this: The destruct-
i've powers of the domestic eat in Eng
land can only be known by dearly
bought experience. What must it he
in America? There we find the Catskill
Mountains.
j. j. HI. Gregory the Hubbard squash
man, has given $4,000 to the town of
Marblehead ''for the moral, mental and
physical improvement of the citizens"
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FITS and EPILI''

MURDER y .ti S"' id and ind. ' ,st
female, maxi more % I.s an, ,g,i' 5in., %.
thing else. greatest ina'T Terms ard ~
lars sent free to all II vIAEGE9 iSHaY Aa.''
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.HOW TO co WE ST.

This is ;m inquiry which every one
should Ia We, truthiully answered before
he starts on his journey, and little care
taken in ex animation of routes will in
many cases save much trouble, time and
money.
The Chico go, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad has achieved Il splendid reputa-
ton in The "a. Vt three years rs the leading
Passenger I;oute to the West, Starting al
Chicago or Peoria, ii runs direct through
Southern Iowa and Nebraska, with close
connections 10. California. and the Terri
tories. 1t Is also the short line aud best
line to Quincy. Missouri, and all points in
Kansas and New Mexico Passengers
ON their way westward cannot do better
than TO take tbs route.
This line has published pamphlet en-
titled Flow To GO WEST" which con-
tains much aluable information; "a large
correct map of the Great West, which can
be obtained free of charge by addressing
the General Western Passenger Agent
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Chicago, III. Jant0-74-y1.