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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-31
WOODS MUSEUM.

"Castle Garden" III four acts, Is the attraction
offered to his patrons by Mr.. Wood. 1t Is rather
inclined 10 the sensa tional order, but full OF wit
and humor and scenes OF striking character.
The hero is live American, VINO goes to Ireland
lor the Denent or MS health, meets Cush, charm
ing young lady, and becomes enamOured or the
country, especially It's emale products. The
above parts, represented by Mr.. Fred. &.
Maeder ana the young ami gifted artistic Rena
meander through Jour aciS IN o kind OF happy
manner, enllvened ny innumeraDle incidents or
an exciting nature that tue prolific ausnor has
manufactured Tor the occasion.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIC-LoTos CLUB soIREE AND

The Academy was IN gala attire last night. and
so were the headquarters Of the Lotos cub. A
concert and a number OF operate selections from
Fiotow's latest work formed the musical pro-
gramne. The artists we're Miss Phillipps, Miss
Coville, Mr.. Karl, MIR. Orlandlni, Mr.. NILS, and
the director was Mr.. Colby. The house looked
very pretty III its gala dress, and che club house
presented The attraction OF IA display oil pictures
by eminent artists. The singers acquitted them
selves very satisfactorily ana the entlIe evening
proved 70 be one OF enl yment and pleasure.
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Blu S I N E SIS.
Spring Prospects of the Prin-
cipal Trades.
DuLNESS ENFORCED BY THE LATE WINTER,

Great Activity Anticipated
in the Future.
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Ysu Adrertisemsnts.
SWORN STATEMENT
BOSTON DRUGGIST

6rsrlEsEy, I hereby certify that have had
Catarrh for ten years. and for the last SIX years
have been a terrible sufferer. was ten1ereu pa
TALLY deaf. had buzIins in my heag' pm, az. 90,
the ,emp.e dizzy spe ils, weak and palniul eSes.
swollen and uceraied tonslis. haro ana cons.as'
couga severe pain across tho chest at1 ever n
dication Of consumption; NY hs "a ,spidiv in nv
head and throat that could moi keep tlsh ~ !,
Frraueutly a; night would spring our OF hea,
seemed TO In !, at the poih OF s1locstinn. w -
th4n have recoarse 20 every means in ny p2sses 70
dislodge tho mucus fruIn u y tifqa Az ns y
heing able sleep again: For perlen o. ~. ~
M could with difficulty swallow; huaily ~
suited an enIEsnt surgeon In regard % an
on them but at his request sstpoheu ~ ~
ia "a hv the noisonous matter dropping DOWN from
na head had 20 irritated and irh ana iay nun
that oou Shed incasss nily.-a asep, hsiu ~
Nsanyhie my system heg An TO show inc e;isel y ~,
| this disease, that lost hesh gre" ~, a.i
showed every symptom OF az ely ~, s,,e ~
sumption. When matters hau ietensa Us, Mro1n
about six lnonths ago began IN, use ol osNt9hp
! R,pIcAL CoaE Fus CAT .RRH. After usH INC ,ne
| list hottie began T. improve rIpidy. ne Ms !,
dose seemed 70 clear M head ~ INV 10 arrest the
discharges Il stopped my cough ~ thies aays ~
uslnr Il as gargie soon reduced the inh u
and swelling Of my tonsls, SO That they oeasen !"
,r1,hIe me- Tho soreness across my chest disap-
! deared. the buzz ng noise In my head eeasel, my
senses OF hearing and Of SEEM were conp
restored and every symptom OF dlseass una. NJ
recnoea me TO the verge os tho grave disappeateu
10 10 ne ase OF sAsfoRp's RADICAL CURE FOR
Ibaye Heen thus explicit because, IS drnggi..
LAW gesu a great dsal OF sufering rom Gitafrh
and nope TO convince many thzt TINS Is the gre
| remedy. .--,.-. .. ,s.,o-,h az
| praeticed by the best physicians, and nave eSh-
| tsuit.d the most eminent about my case. nave
| nsei eye-y kind Of remedy and apparatus thaI
have appeared during period OF SIX yeais Pas.,
| M have, while iOliowtng their use, taken great
care OF ny general health bat obtained no fehe VT
J enroura sr Ineut frCm any OF thetn ,,
! Since curins myself with osrfosps is-pi. 4 4
| Graz I have recommended il 10 over one hohnfeu
cases without single case OF failure anu nave III
numerous instances received wholesale sIaers iroh
| nlrt Is 10 NhOm | have sold one bottle. iI.s Is
| ihs only patent med!cina / have ever isc"ht
| rneodnd meyer having believed in them before, g.
~, ~ Constantly engaged in their sale
| Very grtte!nlly yours r,,,pr
/ GEORGE +. DINSNORE,
With J. T. WHITE, Dru Lgst.
20 FJr land, corner sudbury Street
| BoslcS Fe52j
Fen % 1875.
| SUFFOLK. 81 t - ,.,.orr. p
! Dinsm1re, nd tde ustd tact Inc i't' s''''7 ~
! msnt ~ LIN suascf bed Is true
| SErH J. THOMAS.
| justice OF the Peace.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-22

no sell cur SrEREoscpPic VIEWS CHRoMos SEW
i ING SILK ana LINEN THREAD Address. ID. L.
GIERNSEY, Pub, Concord, y. sept = tt&wi6
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Paid Nearly S4OO.OOl
JANUARY ., l51,


IL. X. STEVENS, Esq;
Dear SIT When about SIX months DIG vas fae-
ciua-et Tho parties who were yaccnstei nom the
same virus died from the huEOr. The humor spr al
oper mo to such extent that was rolled IN orah
10 proven. me from scratching my person, me
disease finally settled in u, head. renalneu an
this condition about twenty years. troubied III the
time with sores breaking IN my mead and dlscnarg
iug corruption from my ear. AT th-s time small
kernel appeared on my neck gradually increasing
in az, until tumor formed OF such immense size
could see ii by turning ny eyes downward- All
this time / was taking various remedies for my
blood without any substantial benefit.
1 then wen: 10 prominent physician IN Boston,
who during his treatment OF six months lsnced the
tunior .ht times. which cost Inc nearly 500 %.
This left me with a rough, aggravated sore, with
out all diminishing the size OF the tunor ana IN
a sickiy, feeble condition ] suited another
physician in Nat.ck, whe, after O. siderable time,
succeeding in healing the sore wit ut reduclng The
SIZE At this point 1 commenced use NEGgrISs.
through tbs earnest persuasion a. friend. Alter
had taken this medicine about o.. week expert
oaned woaderful sensations. Ny wlOle body seemed
to be undergoing radical change, until, finally,
the tumor broke and discharged ffightfal quaint
ties From this time IL decreased IN size until the
buach disappeared, but my neck still bears the
ugly scars OF tho sore and lance. am now healthy
and stroag and abo t0 so1k every day.
! will also mention taat haT9 Eoen an acute
sufferer from inhimmatOry rheumatism ever since |
can member; until commenced the uso Of wee
ceased. This statement volunteer for the purpose
of benei Ing other suffering humanity, and you
will confer Il favor by giving II as much publicity
as thought pr per.
. N. SAVELS ashland, Mass.
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ALEURCH-rhe remains OF DR.. \ c. Butler
who dec IA plattsburgh, y. Y. on Friday,
the 9th iF~t were brought 10 this town Mon
day. and entered in the Centre cemetery
DR.. Butler moved into this town about the
Year 1897, -nartly after associated himself
with Or Il H. Reynolds, and had an ex-
teuslye practice for about 25 years. He
moved 10 P.a,tshurgh about nine years ago.
where he lived until the time of M
death. tie leaves wife and several grown
up children - mourn his loss.
hobart Darby WAS brought up before JUS
tice SJwle~. for disturbing the meeting dur
ing service, last Sunday, ard was let of By
M paying BE costs, amounting to about
$ll
The following notice is posted up in this
town by a man, whose name IL Is not neces-
sary 10 give, bGt whose wife has LETT his
bed ard board -
"Narhoi my ie has lef. my nous
won't ens cos or proGeaton and forbid -ny Won
harheiu-u ler or Hustin her Credit after this
date. Signed
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STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION The
Vermont safe Sunday school Convention
assembled at Barre, Tuesday. Oct. 18Th, at
lOi H. III. IN the Congregational Church.
Rev. Mir. Itoney. pastor OF the church. con
Quoted tine opening exercises of song and
prayer At II a. N. the president Of the
convention, Res. \. l.. Cooper. of st. Al
| bans. took the chair Rev j. Vincent, Of
Barre, delivered an address of welcome and
the president o. the convention responded
The remainder Of the morning session was
occupied in securing the delegates present.
The afternoon session began at half-past
one, with singing and prayer by Rev. Mr..
Hewey, of Bennington. On the subject of
encouragements in the ). ). work u large
number OF conversions were reported the
largest number in St. Johnsbury-oyerf four
hundred.
The state secretary, A NJ. Butler. of
Essex. reported larger prosperity through
out the State in the 5 $. work. Nearly
sixty thousand persons are connected with
the Sunday-schoOl7 of the State. al increase
of nearly two thousand over last year.
And these are only about one-ffth OF tho
inhabitants of the State-a much less nuu-
Der than ought to be there. Three thousand
conversions are reported from all the schools
during the year.
At p. NJ, RevsD. E. Miller delivered
an address on Tire use of the Bible in the
Home"
Tuesday evening was occupied with
a most interesting address from j. Bennett
Tyler, ESQ, OF Philadelphia, on the ele-
ments of success in our Sunday schools
work.
Wednes lay morning. the exercises begun
with Bible service conducted b. \. j.
Howe. Of Montpelier. Mr.. Tyler made
few introductory remarks. and q. G. Steb-
bins, OF Chicago, spoke on the subject Of
singing, and gave illustration in singing
several pieces new and old. Mr. Stebbins
leads the singing Of the convention. and
sin gs and leads we'll.
The remainder of the morning session
WAS occupied in discussing how to utilize
the Sunday-school |, as an educator of the
church, by Rev. E. B. Chsmberlin. oil
sharon 2, as spiritual power, by Rev.
A. B. Truax, of Mortified.
Wednesday afternoon opened with q
teachers meeting. conducted BY Col. 2.
Fairbanks, of St. Johnsbury. Next Sab
baths lesson was very interestingly studied
for an hour. Mr.. Tyler took charge of the
afternoon exercises and conducted them in
the form of an institute The time was o.
eupled an hour on teaching and other sub
jects. tEE
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TROY House.
.EsT OF PAY ron AGENTS

0OE aday guaranteed using cur WELL AUGEES
DZO AND DRILLS. Sll0 month 81 10 good
Agents. Auger book free. JILz Al ca 50, ST
Leuis Mo- sept =, +d&WfE
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,santorl's Radical Cure
IsaLocal ana Constitutional IemedJ

LocAL-BeeAuse j. . applied directly 8, the seat
OF disease the nasal passage, by Insulation where
IT acts. instantly clearing the head Of mucous a.
cumulat.oas. a.l4y n pain AMI soreness suhin n
Inflammation and gradually dryin- up tne dis
eAar-e
CoSsnru noSAL-Beeauss It is taken internally
where BY its alternative and resolgenI properties i
purlaes the blood u tie acid poison always present
In Catarrh, keeps tho pores opea, the skin no's'
and healthy. gives tone &c tho nervous forces in
proves the appetite, ani enables the s'e-n' by lis
poperf tot. g influence t. c.np.oteJ thro~ Oh TIE
disease.
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Horrible Murder Near Barre, VT.

THE VICTIM AN OLD NAN OF SEVENTH YEARS.
BARRE, VT, Oct. l5.-One Of the most
diabolical murders ever committed in this
vicinity has lust occurred about two miles
above Barre, on the main road leading to
Washington. From information which the
journal representative has just CLEANED.
having paid visit to the scsne OF
the murder, i; seems that tbs old
man named Rufus Streeter. at least 70
wears of age, has been for some time separ-
ated from his wife and has been living with
a man named Asa Mlgoon, near Corinth.
Yesterday afternoon Msgoon and Streeter
were seer toget er in team going toward
Barre 1cy we're ssen BY II woman named
Hannah Perrin. who lives within fifty yards
of ybera the mardered man was found at
dayiigh, this morning. by p,ddier named
| Clark. of Topsham Great excitement now
prevails n the neighborhood The people
are focking to the scene. and the officers
have goue IA arrest Magoon who lives
about eight niles distant The murdered
man Wa uudjubtediy stunned by blows and
beatea 90 ha roadway as -, marks plainly
inflicted 4 whip said to belong to Ida
COON lass n the roadway on the spot OF
the mart u. RE -cut1e. The man was
then drawn across the roadway down into
a gully and his face beaten into
a siekanipg mass. The body was drawn
into a field and left The clothing about
his body was completely Ont asunder about
his waist. long cash extending from side
to side. "a if made By butcher knife. The
intestines protraded and the sight was most
phastly. The authorities are or the scene
and the woman Perrin is under arrest She
is a widow woman aoJat forty years OF age
has borne bad reputation as drinking wo'
man, aud at whose house Strceter has often
stopped for lqnor. In reply to questioning
she states that she heard no scufle or words
| in the road during tho night that she re-
tired ut O'Clock, and the first she knew
of the murder was when Clark wrapped a;
her door this morning, and told her OF ms
| discovery. Al inquest will be held THIS
afternoon, when Sheriff Jackson returns
| with MACON.
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E>osBUECH ARREST AND EsCAPE or A
TaANr rHiLg 81 transient person named
Charles Brc-,as. was detected about one
O'Clock, Tuesday, morning, in the act of
stealing horse from the barn of Daniel
Woodward the ferry and was fred upon.
chased and captured Ia his flight. he
dropped -undry articles Of clothing, which
II suo-tq ueut!y appeared he had stolen from
the clothes lurs of A. NJ. Forsyth, who lives
about a mile above the ferry. He was turn
I'd over 10 officer Ladd, and on complaint Of
Gnud Juror A. 5. Lsdd. was brought be-
tore Justice John e. JENNIE, and held tor
trial IN the evening, but about the com
uicncemeu, OF his trial he managed to escape
through the carelessness of the deputized
person who had him in charge, and l. still
1T large.
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gtu embellishments.
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
V Z G E I l N e.

Taking into consideration the character OF It's
Vouchers the history OF its cures and the immense
Increasing demand, VEGE1sE may may De 'aVS
On titled the leading medicine o. the age. u,,,
remedy and no person need suffer from tumofs vi /,
eers and all diseases arising from impure blood u
vreErIsE Is used according to directions. Inerc
viii not cure proyndi, however. the vital functions
have not lost their power o. action. AL tat may 'o
said TO the contrary notwithstanding
VEGErIsE Is peasant 10 the TASTE mia N rs IN, ~
reucs and absolute in its action on disease As sne
,nllovinr unauestionable evidence will show.
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| control OF the National Board OF
Underwriters. bUt Offers Policies
in Eir>I-Ciass American oUG I'm
glish Companies. al seIsOnabi
aud equitable rates.
The attention ot the iusarns peA..c .sl-spaei-
July called 70 the following ist g.. RESPONSIBLE
COMPANIES represented hese
Fire dissertation,
OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa
As>cts -.....-.-...... -. 90 SVo
ROYAL Cda0diGm Fire and
WHriHe J.S. Co.,
OF MONTREAL. ?. Q
SCBSN AZ BED CAPITAL. s1.ouo,0oU.'
Cash As>cts......- Sl.OO3. coo
AHlasOn Insurance C0.,
Assess ot Vin....Ai'. o1 81, 900, coo
LycOming Fire IItS. Co..
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Assets. .................. S5.5I3. coo
Merchants biS. &C.,
or NEnAEk, n. J.
Assets ........ ......---. 5000, zoe
Westci,ester Fire ms. C0..
OF NEW YORK.
Commercial Fire Ig,S. Co.,
OF ST. LOUIS.
Assets ...-.............-.. 500, oUJ
Citizens Fire l3s. Co..
or NEWARK, y. J.,
Assets. ...............-...SA0o,03O
Peoples Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEWARK. N. J.,
Assets s1'', Oeo
Com ls,0ntceGifh Fire las. 90,
OF Boston, MASS,
assets. .--......-......-.. $500. OSO
BUTG{O Fire Insurance Co.,
OF HuRFALO. n. Y.
Assets. ..-......-. SSsso. 600
Hudson ft.e FMS. CJ-.
Of JEiorY CITY. N. J.,
assets. - $4,000
Champaign AfwtsGt Fire FMS.
TO-.
OF BURLINGTON, VI.
Assets. premium Notes. S4Sv,O 600
TraUesieFs { iccidenioD ins.
Co..
OF IALTFoRB, o.,
Assets. -....:..9S, seq, 02e
Massachusetts Wuita! Life
ms. Co.,
OF SPRINGFIELD, MAS.
assets. SO. Sov- 900
Vermont Si1e ms. Co..
OF BURLINGTON, VI,
~
With the above. AMI other REL NhLE (pA-
PANltS, can place all Insurance taat pay TO
Lett to my charge, and shall continue 20 hook after
the laterests OF M patrons as closely and ataaly
AS ever.
The Travellers Insurance Company st.u ssue
their ACCIDENT PCJlCi-S Tor the meath or
) ear, AID NO PERSON SHOULD LIE WITHOUT oNs.
The Life lnsurauee Companies issue non-.Oi ieii-
lug policies Offering = the Insured as GOOD coz
tract as can be obtai ned anywhere, aud paying
good dividends after tins frst Year.
~ All losses adjusted and paid ut this oitce.
II Due notice Of be expiration OF Insurance
always given
careful aud prompt l'sHtiOn.
81 Statements 0. sanding Of companies cheer
fully furnished.
T. y. PECK,
Oct. II, dkwtf ten. ms. AT.
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TIE RrRIIycr5x AND LAMoILLE RAIL
ROAD Tho stockholders Of the Burlington
and LamJille held a meeting at the Van
Ness House. Thursday afternoon, and unan-
imouslY voted TO accept the mortgage
$3.50 ,010) as proposed by the directors act
ing under lheir Instructions given at the
meetina held Sept. 6.h. The following
gentlemen we're appointed trustees on the
first mortgage bonds 10 D. Hatch c. Ii.
Blodsetl. and l. j n. Stark.
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william Crespen. of Albany,

William Creanen, OF Albany, n :
was arrested at Montpelier, BY Sheriff d ".
Dudley. on Monday, for stealing horse
wagon and harness. from Oramel Dodge, at
Worcester. on Sunday afternoon. de was
taken before Justice Ii. A. Huse for ezami-
nation. At the bearing, Messrs- Fifeld. Pit
kin and Porter appeared for the State. and
T. J. Deavitt for the respondent. The evil
deuce tended 10 show that, on Sunday, Ora
mel Dodge attended meeting at school
h,s-e. in Worcester, VT, and left his team
hi.cied beside the highway. When he went
tor It, it was missing. lie followed 1t to
Montpelier. where he found the team was
loose ~ the street. and Creamen stopping at
barring hJase on the opposite side OF the
River. Tee respondent was held for trial
At the mex, term of Washington County
Court, ana Tor want Of bail was committed
to jail
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Tns RAILROAD FROM JOHNSON To SwASroN
uN.EE CoyrgAcr The Nersdealer i in-
iormei taut he Hogan Brothers. OF Canada,
have taken the contract Tor completing the
grazing ou lie above mentioned part OF the
line. The, take their pay, half in bonds OF
the company and halt in casa. They also
oder 90 IRON the road in that way, hut for
that no cnt-ac: has as yet been catered
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Nouu ENo-BURCH -ATTENPTED RoBBERY.
About midnight. Sunday night, a tramp
entered the barn of Daniel Woodard. at
North Eae~1argh, and stole horse Bat
fortunately. Just a. he was entering, Mr..
Wo.iara's IN. Byron, heard him, hastily
dressed. COX his revolver and fired. bat
vi,nlut other eject than to frighten the
horse SO that be got away. By that time
others arrived from the house. and the
thie' at frs took refuge IN the barn, but
seeing that he was certain to be captured,
h. rushed oa;, gained the railroad and ran
towards Enosburgl Falls. The rest pursued
firing some half dozen shots. noEe OF
which took effect. but he was soon over
taken and secured Before entering the
barn be had stolen some clothing from
some neighbors lust above. He IS French
Canadian
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Sa-pAG Is YEEETINE =!

ltis compound extracted from blrks. roots and
herbs Ii Is natures remedy. II is perfectly harm
les from any bad effects upon the system /. is
nOur.s Ing and Strengthening. II acts directly
upon the blood. |. QUiets the Lery0us system. II
gves you II good, sweet sleep night. 1t is great
l,anacei Tor aged fathers and mothers, ior IL
gives them strength, quiets their nerves, and gives
them natures sweet sieep-as has been proved by
many an god person. 1t tho great Blood Purifier.
II j. .oth.nS remedy for our cnildron. II has
relieved and cured thousands. II Is very pleasant
20 take. every child likes It, /. relieves and cures
all diseases or giaatius rom impure blood. Try
the NkGETiSE. tive il fair trial tor your COM
paints chen you VII say 10 your friend. neshbor
aul accusi t,uoe. Try L Il has cured me-"
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HoSoas 10 TIE LATE JUDGE WOODRUFF
The Cai.ei States circuit court for the
p,r.h.-i l.-.rie, OF New York, convened at
Albany. Tuesday morning, Judge Wallace
presiding. After the charge 20 the grand
i.r.. u.~.r,,, Attorney Crowley rose and
aItr.-..I -hr court passing high eulogi-
am ap,l. tar private character and public
...s-ra- Oft t,,e ate Judge Woodruff. and
nay.,i au aaiourrment Of the court ont Of
r-p.tt 90 Che memory Of the deceased
Jad-c %. motion was seconded By Cen
era. Bu.sr', and Judge Wallace, after
ie fsolia. remarks, in which he brief
ly summed up the smiable character OF
Judge Woodruff. and his great abilities
asa i4di,ia, oF-er, directed an appropriate
order q, De entered en- the records and
adjourned the court ~ Wednesday morn
ing at tn o clock.
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS

Are run on all trains OF the road.
This Is the ONLY LINE running these cars be
tween Chicago and BIT. Paul or chicago and MI
waukee.
land sleepefs on the Union Pacific Railroad Tor al
points west OF the Missouri River
On the arrival of the trains from the East o.
sonth the trains OF the Chicago Northwestern
Railway leave CHICAGO as follows;
For COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA and eAlifoRSh,
Two through trains Siily, with fuIIinan fHIscs
Drsuing Room and Sleeping Cars through to Coun
ell Bluffs.
For ST. PAIL and MINNEAPOLIS, Two through
trains daily, with Pullman Paisce Cars attached
on both trains.
For GREEN BAY and LAKE SUPERIOR. Two traini
daily with Pullman Palace Cars attached snc run
ming through to Marquette
For MILWAUKEE, -Four through Iaina daily
Pullman Cars on night trans.
For WINONA and points IN Minnesota, or'
through train daily.
For prBrQCH, via Freeport. Two through train
daily, with Pullman Cars on night train.
For DlBIQTE and Ia CROSSE. via Clinton, Twt
through trains daily, with Pullman Uars on nigh
train.
For sI0lI CITY and YaNKT0N, Two trains daily
Pullman cars to Missouri Valley Junction
Fer LAKE. GENEVA, Four trains daily.
For ROCKFORD, STERLING, kEN0sHi, JAMES
VILE, and other points, you can have IRON Two sc
ten trains daily.
For rates and information not attsinahls ifod
Your home ticket agents, apply TO
MARVIN HUGUITT,
General Superintendent.
W. IL. STENNIII,
General Passenger Agent.
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Eaca pacaa,o coma ms a Treat Sc on 'aisisn sud
Dr. SANFORD Improved inhllins Tube. Price $50.
Sent prepaid u any part Of the United states for
81 Is. For sale By Druggists everywhere. WEEKS
| 4 POTTER. Boston, General Agents.
DC; wed, satSSlm
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\ Coon ruING.-The Excelsior Carpet
S.Ietcher. now being introduced in Vermont,
Is the thing TO haveif you want to put down
carpets with ease. and in good shape. One
trial will -atisfy any one OF this fact. o.
". Dean is the Vermont agent.
The following TEN has lately been going
the rounds,
President Hllbert. OF Mdi,ebcry Col
lece. Glc1autenances boating Tor students.
but isyor~ rife team as less expensive. less
Questionable. and furnishing good exercise
Fine exercise that, lying on your back IN 4
meadow
TIE effect Of the item is somewhat injured
By the i,s, that there is not word Of truth
in tie statement President Hubert never
uttered a word in favor Of rife team, and
would object t. that as strongly as To the
regatta -ystem.