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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

MippLETowS IrEMs.-L From he Transcript
-'Alid'letown is taking the offensive against
tvll.doers. The police force is increased to Fix
% Saturday nights aud the lookup is undergo
iig repairs.
Since the &C ;ident at Ginn's, a 1lgmap has
bsen stationed at the railroad crossing in Mid
letovn.
AZ Sellers drying house from eighty to eighty
hfe bushels OF peaches are dried daily. Fruit
dried by this house finds Il market for tho most
part in Europe, and this years supply is far
superior to any previous one.
10 j. Thomas Buli belongs Whatever glory
hls arisen from the shipment Of peaches West
OVER the BALTIC. 4 Ohio II Il.
Several farmers have determined to reduce
their peach orchards. Among these are Thos.
Clayton and Thos, Houston al Mt. Pleasant.
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PENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COL.
L LEaF, at Coegeville. Montgomery couuty,
Pa. A irst-cgss school for q limited number OF
young women v no cesire to Ooan q superior etlu.
cation at moderate cost. The College is complete
In all its appointments; genteel domestic accoromo-
datons, experienced ana skillfnl teachers delight
ful surroundings. Flttng young women for teach
ers IN public schools and higher Summaries spe-
cia.ty. we have frequent calls for competent
teachers for such positions Send foe cur Circulars
J. W. SUNDERLAND, IL. D.
auGlS-lHwim' Rector
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ACADEMY ;

w
Home School under tho care of Friends. Thorough
instruction careful supervision Extended course
OF lectures on
PHYSIOLOGY, ASTRONOMY, GEOLOGY. Ply
SICAL GEoGR sPHY, HISTORY, &C., FULLY
ILLUSTHATkD.
Terms moderate fer catalogues address
A. @. NORRIS, A. N.
augl9 INV Wo0dstown, N. j,
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So To $500 a Pss:'s .ss. in to T1 4iu stree
= page book explaining everyth ~ aad copy %
the Wall Street Review SENT FREE. JOHN
HlChLlNG 4 Co, Bankers and Brokers. = Broad
way, New YOrk.-July ). td4wiw
I oOk-We offer the -rsndest chance TO Agents
II Men. Women, boys and -irls coin nones. Ad-
dress with stamp, PAUL Luck, New Bedford Mass.
June : td&wiw
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The Ludlow Gospel Meeting.

LUDLOW, Vt, July 5.
10 Tue hdtcr Of the Free Press Times
he uospel celebration here July 2i. Sd
and i:h. WAS a great success in every res
peci. torty-iour towns aud cities and fifty
SIX churches Were represented, in an audi
ehce of $500 persons. Perfect order was
maintained. Without any occasion to use the
law. Not an intoxicated or disorderly per
son was seem The oblong shape of the tent
ana the natural slope of ground made it
easy Tor the speakers. There was no more
uilAeuiiy IN speaking, or in listening. tina n
III an ordinary sized church edifice. TWENTY
SIX ministers were present Such an audi-
ehce' on such day, as was here assembled
July 4th, le -, was probably never s,en in
Vermont.
lne prese ace Of the Holy Spirit was never
more manit 1T in the St. Johnsburv meet
M IS than on Sabbath afternoon in Ludlow.
WINE the Lumber ofanxious souls in III lat
''f pace Eceeded those of any one mt citing
IN 'he Torn er place. Eighty inc uirers went
'H'0 'le Church near b., and a. many more
remained IN the tent. for personal cony, rss
tion- Besides these. many irauirers that
were present in the forenoon service had
gone horAe, and were not prcsen. when the
closing appeal was made in the a f,erno. IN.
Inc success of this meeting has elea, Iy
demonstrated that Satan win NO. be allow ID
the exclusive use of all the large to, its her, =
after.
The business management was mo >, thor
'uehis attended to BY large eom,s i,tseof
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PERSONAL.

Hon. Samuel Ames. OF Keescvlile. died
on Sunday evening. in his 5lst year MI.
Ames represeuted the 10Th Senatorial dis
,rict in the New York State Senate ID lo'2
and 20. lie was educated to the legal pro-
fsssion. and had an exceedingly successful
professional career; but during his later
wears be has been engaged in banking. lie
had been a sufferer for years from painful
and dangerous disease.
Miss Augusta Moore. Of trial notoriety.
is now residing at East Poultney. Vt.
DR. Middleton Goldsmith and wife, OF
Rutland. arrived hons Oh Saturday from
their European trip. The doctor brings
with him four of the blooded dogs OF Europe
The Minnesota State Agricultural Society
made mistake in not inviting Hon. Z. W.
Willard 70 deliver the address before the
State Fair But inasmuch as they did not
do il. he has concluded not to accept
The venerable Judge Samuel Swift, OF
Middlebury, for many years Judge of Pro-
bate and County Clerk of Addison County,
died IN Middlebury, yesterday. at the ad-
yanced age Of 95 years.
Mr.. j. p. Willard,a natiTe OF Nergenues'
and Tor some years landlord of the Mattison
House, Chicago. died of paralysis, at Reese
vile. y. Y. on Monday, at the age OF 81
years.
At the recent commencement of Trinity
College the honorary degree OF Master oil
Arts was conferred upon Rev. VIM. Henry
Collins. rector of St. Nicholas church.
Brattlebero, formerly rector of St. Paul :
church, Vergennes.
A card announcing tho marriage 0! Mr..
Herbert futile, now OF Berlin, Prussia, TO
Mary Macarthur Thompson, Of Hillsboro,
Ohio. suggests TO US one very proper and
pleasant reason for Mr. ruttlc's present re-
turn to this country. Mr.. and Mrs. futile.
who have our best wishes, will make Berlin
their home.
There j. eisb, iaches Of solid ice on the
wall of the well OF L. {. Rollins, at New
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PUBLIC REPORT or a POLICEMAN

have not enjoyed good health for several wears
past, Yet have not allowed II 10 interfere with nv
iahor. Every one belo ging to the lsboring class
Know the Inconvenience Of being OIL ged IL labor
when the body. from debility, almost refuses 10 er
iorn IT, daily TASK. never was a believer in dosing
with medicines but having heard the VEGEnsE
spoken o. 80 zhiy, was determined 10 try it, and
shall never reS7-; that determination Asa tonic
(Which every one needs al some time II surpasse.
anything ever heard Of. IL invisorates the whole
- stem, i j. great cleanser and purifier of the
blood There are may Of my acqusiniances VINO
have taken It. and all unite IN praise Of rs satis:ac
tory effect.
Especially among the aged class OF people, it I'M
psrts 10 them the one thing most needul in old axe
l-h;s OF calm. sweet repose. thereby strengthen
lns the mine as well as the body. One aged LADY,
who had been suffering through life from scrofuis
ana hiss become blind from It's effects having tried
many sernedies with no favorable result was in
duced by iren"s 10 try the VgsErISE. AMER taking
a lew bottles she obtained such great relief thai
she expressed wish FOR her sight that she might
he able TO look upon the man who had sent Ter
such blessing.
Yours respectfully.
p II. HODGE. rolice Officer Statiyn6
Boston, Mass NAV y ISL
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HOPE L We Il
A FORTUNE FOR ALL.

How made; no capital required. Address, LoHASs
Co., Laramie City, Wy0mins.-Ju3e q, tdkw4~
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MIND,

Insects do net eat this Powder thoy die ron sum-
ca ion, by inhallng the Gust produced per &c ly
harmless 10 man and animals. To destroy house
flies and MOSQUITOES wherever seen. either 10 base
ment parlor or bed room, distribute the powder
with the BELLOWS. walking around the ROOM
have IS little draught as possible in short time
you will be free. To prevent Moths, use II on oaI
pets, Furs, ard Clothing before putin: away. and
no moths will trouble you
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, = VI -
X. s. \. TT. l.. Nash.
L. s. y. G.--lohn Craven
Mardsn-r. j. T ilctson.
Corductor-J NJ. lsbzru
Chsriain-John C.aNcr
h. 5. '. CD. u. Re-4tW,r,L
l. ;. '. u n. L. b .h
X. 5. 81. $. BenLy "a.
: b.-trcc n. Whitney
Suard au-J. NJ. I.aan
Irhs;n---l N In. =
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Malvern Farms Stud,
WORTHWHILE, VT.
| s IS.
TATTERSALL, $50.

The following stations will male the SCI
lS-l, at Malvern Farms
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the leading men Of Ludlow; AMI never did
town invest $500 or $500 so probably in
Fourth of July celebration as this.
Many times the professsd Christians in a
town have spent more money than this in
doubtful pleasures, with no substantial re-
sults-e1cept that intemperance and vice
were aided and permitted to take deeper
root.
The world mores, and so must Christians.
iaurs G. L. D.
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A severe thunder shower passed over this
city, Friday afternoon. accompanied by
very ,.1.en; wind. Large branches Of
tree, were torn off, shrubbery blown down,
ere. The large sign over A. e. Pierce :
store, College street, was blown down and
10 it. .4I it struck a horse standing in front
Of the store with such violence As 10 break
the sign in two. tle horse, strange a. it
may seem, escaping totally Eniniured
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SPRINGLEss TRVsSEs AID
sUPPOATERS.

Dr. d. W. HOtchkin., of Rochester,
la. hnaily sohsensed, by the most earnest sOlista
tons Of citizens OF chittenden and Franklin ooun-
ties, to Wit, Ice 10 three months. the following
places
Plattsburgh. Cumberland House, Sept. /. ; ( g..
keeseyille, \. y, Ausshle House, a..
Port Henry y. Y, Lee House, "9.
Burlington, Vt, Van Ness House, 10, u -.
ST. Albsns, Vt, American House, 10 IL.
chsmplain, n. Y. ChAmplain House, Is.
H. u. treats successfully Ingui nal as well as I'm
bilicsl Hernia. and tarisocele. which have healed
at the advanced age .espect. gely, irAm si4iy-lve
10 ninety years Of sge. lat speak u Of younse
Dr. II. has visited tn e places Professionally be-
fore and e well and iayorably Known. His TrGsses
and Supporters have always gwen the best Of sat
isisctun. The 1russes have NO springs or hard me-
tAlc substance. !; can be worn night and day. and
by SO doing the rupture heals. There are persons
in these counties who have been entirely cured
under Dr.. HIS treatment. Therefore. al persont
afflicted with Hernia OF any description should
avail themselves o! the opportunity on the above
named DAYS he sts these places and obtain
one Of the DOCTORS trusses and abdominal support
ays. Dr.. n. comes only 10 crafty those who have
dean l..lns hin oitfn 70 rlneE hi; Visits 70 these
places, Eho leel So 5Ease..l iuT the beaaat tEey
have received, that their q end may get relic. IS
well As themselves. Therefore, 20 early, IS soon
= ne arrives.
Dr. Hoichkips' Postoffce address IS No. las
Powers Block, Rochester \. Y. send stamp Tor
Circulars aud real test uonlls
Consultation .ree. May 3-dkrSm
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-. O.. BENEDICT. Editor.

LEAVE FUR sGTos, going North, on the Central
Vermont p. r., at AZ a. IN, Except Monosy
morning and 9 u a. M, and 80 and 7-l9
pm; going East - 100 An. l2.25 and 7-55 pm,
Going soutn on the Rutland ana burlington X
r. at 20 and l0.le a. n, and 10 and SIS p m
ARRIVE from the North and West At SIS and l0.l6
All . and SIS pm, from the East At 5-!9
A m. snd as D. m I: ron the south, AZ and
e25s n; 50 and 7.l3 p. N.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

PHILOSOPHY OF TRINITARIAN DOCTRINE.
L A contribution to theological Progress and Re-
form by A. g. Pesse, Rutland, Vt, 6. p. Putnam's
Mons. Fourth Avenus and Twenty-third ST., New
h
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

hANDVLT7Iil EhAUNI-
ABEL Z. LFAVENR ORTIZ, A. NJ. Principal.
New features for Fall, 1875: Capacity Of Building
doubled, and Preparatory and Model Department.
added.
Fall Term Of Twenty Weeks opens fourth Tuesday
In August; Spring Term, second Tuesday in febru.
sry, Tuition, 500 per quarter Of ten weeks. Send
.or catalogue July wit
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sTINULANT AND TONIC,
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER.

Taken in foil doses retiring for the night, 1t
will he found to exert the most powerful influence
on the organs Of circulation Precipitation. Perspra-
ton lows rom every part 0! the body, glow o,
heat extends from head to :oot. every muscle AID
fibre is relaxed and In 8 state o. the mos grail
Aing repose, While pain, soreness O! the bones ard
muscles disappear, and the poor sufferer, in state
Of mind at once composed ard happy, sinks into a
refreshing sleep lasting until morning, from which
he awaken a new man. A mild desc before break
fast and another beore going out for the day viii
prevent hi. takinr nnre odd
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Vernon ? Noyes, ESD, Of this city, on
Tuesday last. purchased Of Captain Luther
Whitney. Of Keeseviile, his famous span Of
bay hor-e-, aid to rank among the best
roadster. ever brought into Burlington.
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NOTICE is hereby given that all officers. sailors
~ and soldiers. wounded, ruptured or injured IN
the late rebellion. however lightly, entitled To
a pens on and Thousands Of pensioners are entitled
TO an increased rate. Apply Immediately through
DR. L b. JACKSON,
Lats surgeon L. ). Navy.
No New Chambers ST., New York.
May :, wifi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-16

ST JFAN BArTIsTE Socmrr.-Ata meet
ing oil the s. Jean Baptiste Society of Bur
lington. held July 6. the following officer.
were elected
Chaplain-Rev- } NJ Cloarec
PresidenI- Regis st. Pierre
Lat tlce Pr'sident-M ST. Pierre
God Vice Pre-ident--G. Gratpn
Recording Secretary-A Rochon.
Asst Ret. SecretAry-G. Marr.l
Corresponding Secretary-B De,sur,s,l,
Ireasurer-C. Labos-iere.
Col Treasurer-A LaugIoiS
Asst. Col Treasurer Dion.
AArshal-Ben. Andette.
Illuminating Commitiee-N. Pariseap
n. Lsvoie, p. Oirard, q. Morrisseau- T.
Lantagne L.
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MAKE 1T FUBLIC.

P.s-Mlne is hut one among the many cures vopr
medicine tas effected IN this place n p
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-16

John MlG-egor, Of E-~ex Junction, and
c D. Gate. OF Cambridge played match
of twelve games of checkers. in this city.
the other day. which resulted in victory
for MeGresor. be- aiming nine ga:ae~ while
three were drawn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-16

NerEonnes was visited by very severe
hail storm, Friday afternoon, which did
much damage IN the city and the surround
ing country The hail stones fell a large
as butternut>. destroying corn and other
crops, 7hrabbery and gardens. Stained glass
in the Roman Catholic church was broken
II the amount ut over $500. and the other
churches and many private dwellings suffer
ed in like manner.
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Ch.mpiain Transportatlon CO.. Line Boats run as
follows Gong south. leave Burlington at His
An. and l03i PIN. Going North. leave at zoo a.
N aud 3s5 pm. Plaftshurgh Ferry-boat leaves
Burlington at % a m. returning at $50 pm.
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The Delaware and Hudson Canal cotupanv
have built car for the special aceommoda-
ton Of tourists between Fort Ticonderoea
snd Lake George. The sides of the car rise
ealy 70 the window sills. leaving an open
psss for viewing the scenery. Strong cur
tsins srs arranged TO close the large opening
whss required Two seats run the entire
6sagth Of the car, back to back.
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NJ u O. sourH BosroS, Feb. 9. ISL.
Dear SRI have heard from very many source.
o. the great success OF VEGETSE in cases o; scro
Rheumatism, Kidney Complaint Catarrh. and
other diseases OF kindred nature. | make no hest.
tauon in saying that knOw NR6ETTSE TO he the
most reliable REMEDY for Catsrrh ana General De.
bility. AZ
My vile has been troubled with Cstarrh for many
years, and at times very badly She has thorou gbly
tried every supposed remedy that we could hear Of
and with all this she nas Tor several wears been
GRADUALLY growing worse, and the discharge from
the head was excessive and very offensive
She was IN this condition when she commenced
10 take VE6ErIsa could see that she was imprny
ing on the second bottle. She continued taking the
tksk1iSE until she had used from twelve 10 teen
bottles i am nov happy in informing you and the
pubic II you choose 10 make il public) that she is
entirely cured, and VEGErrsK accomplished the
cure alter nothing else would. Hence feel iusti-
ned IN saying that VEGErIsE is the most reliable
remedy, ana would advise all suffering humanity
TO try IT, Tor believe ii to be good honest v-g:
bic medicine and shall not hesitate to rec lnnepd
T. am, tc., respectfully,
L. c. CARDELL,
Store iSl Broadway.
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HEAWTFELT PRAYER.

o P It. HODGt. tolice Onicer, Sta
Boston, Mass NAV y Isl
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We keep for sale only the very best Powder IN
ported; and We guarantee you Will sleep AM est
tree from Bed Bugs Reaches, and all kinds OF In
sects, n you make use Of tbs Powder.
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We understand that the Howard Nation
al Bank. Of this city, Is soon to have
chronometcr lock placed On the doors Of
IT, vsu1,S
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The Unitarian rxcLrsion and picnic. Thur
day, was q very pleasant lair. large
number participating The company left
at 40. a IL. on the \. Williams, which
landed then at Sbc.barn Harbor. where
they epe9i 5Ae time until about 4. p. n.
ENJOY ln2 the beautiful groves and scenery.
The y Williams returned to this city wiki
the e1curslonists about l,2o. landing those
who desired to return to their homes. and
with the remainder steamed about the lake.
until about O'Clock. The weather w.y
hne and all moved the day e1eeedinc;r.
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Sheldon is infested y ith numerous tramps,
who enter houses 40 night IN search Of food
and plunI.r he people are getting
alarmed ~ tae frequency aud rli!us~- of
such traa-4e tpi.~
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In these day. Of daring bank robberies
the only security ior banks and moneyed III
s'i'utions would seem to be the newly H.
vented chronometer locks. which did such
good service at Barre, Vermont. and Great
harrington. Mass. E NJ. Mcpherson. Bos-
ton, Is the New England agent Tor q" PHI
nrd's time LOCKS" which, 1t is claimed
embrace the latest inventions and improve
nents By these locks the time of locking
as well as OF unlocking can be regulated.
Inc Howard National Bank. Of this city
has lust purchased one Of the locks. consid-
sring 1t the best in the market. Mr.. Nc
shsrNon's advertisement may be found in
another column.
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The Swanton Cornet Band realized $500
as the net proceeds OF their recent excur-
-ion to this city.
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Thirty-four persons are now confined in
the Chittenden county jail.
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CAHERiDcE.-Mr. Daniel Macoy. Of Unei-
da, y. y, who was on q visi: to his friend,
IA tins town, committed suicide by hanging
the other day. at his sons residence Mr.
Maeoy had been in feeble health for a long
time and came here n hopes Of an improve
nent. Not feeling better, in fit Of de-
spondeney he arose from his bed before the
rest Of the family and went TO the privy.
where he was found about y o'clock a. IL -,
banging 10y the neck dead.
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The balloon NlI-a an- sent un from Il dc-
park one day -a~, week, without IN occa-
pant. is reported o. have come do~n at
8'othtiy. ST.. the same evening, about 10
miles distant
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Try 1t Once.

No mater If Your shelves lined with Medicine
You viii fail TO derive from them the benefit to he
obtained from this remedy in the diseases Tor which
il il recommended
Sold hy all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine.
WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston.
June ls-wed, sat4wl2W General A gents.
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NEw HAVEN Notwithstanding the very
unfayOrable state Of the weather, Tuesday,
there was very good attendance at
the Sunday School Convention. The order
Of exercises included speaking from the
stsnd by several gentlemen. At > O'Clock.
p. IN. the exercises from the stand closed.
the remaining part Of the day being spent
IN visiting and listening to music by the
Bristol and Mltdlebury Cornet Bands. 1t
rained very hard about D. m. but all went
of cheeriuily with cheering music from the
bands.
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Are run on all trains OF the road.
This is the ONLY LINE running theso cars be
tween Chicago and ct. Paul or chicago and Nil
waukee.
At OMAHA our sle~pers connect with the Over
land slespers the Union Pacific Railroad for all
points west OF the Missouri River.
On the arrival Of the train, from the East or
South, the trains OF the Chca 20 4 North Western
Railway leave CHICAGO as follows.
For COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA and CALIFORNIA,
Two through trains daily, with PulImsn Palace
Drauing Room and sleeping Cars through TO Coun-
ell Bluffs.
For ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS, Two through
trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached
On both trains.
For GREEN BAY and LANE SUPERIOR, Two trains
daily. with Pullman Palace Cars attached, ana nun
ming through 10 Marquette.
For MILWAUKEE, -Four through trains daily.
Pullman Cars 90 n sht trains
For WIN0Ni and points in Minnesota. ore
through train daily.
For DrBrQrE via rreepOrt. Two through trains
daily, with Pullman Cars on night train.
For DtBrQtE and Ia CROSSE. via Clinton. Two
through Iains daily, with Pullman cars on night
rsin.
For si0rI CIT and YiNkTOS, Two trains daily.
Pullman Cars TO Missouri Valley Junction.
For LANE GENEVA, Four trains daily.
For ROCKFORD, STERLING. KEN0SHi, JAMES
ten trains daily.
For rates and Information not attaina'-lc from
your home ticket agents, apply to
MARVIN HUGHITr,
General Superintendent.
w. II. STENNETT,
General Passenger Agent.
May Is. 1875. VITO Jan ,Is76.
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GRIS[VOLD & FRISSELL.
FIRE AND MARINE
INSVP4EfE AGENCY,
SUCCESSORS TO s.&E.s. sIrfs.



We desire to call the attention Of the public TO
oeios; WI DC oo.e;Yea thnt We represent me
as the importance and necessity Of obtaipipr Pol
shown during the past lew years ve trast tina;
-, 10 - ava - ttS 81 PeIioI
asfces Os' AM p'"'' 'ne'i ID o0r
Manufae.ure-s ant na-cb.,+S ubolosaf. and
retail. Pise, her sHfirs tasrrsree through ".
ava t1At n0fhdng bAf rae teGe!rq AHertcdn sta
Hv ~. C % ahis'.
Insurance Compsn7es anu '''-iAi fi'
RTNl ms. co., HARTFORD, Ct,
Cash Assets. --......-.--..s6, 500 900
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