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P0MD'S
EXTRACT

CUILDREN.-No family can afford TO be wit no
PoHp's EXTRACT. ACCIDENTS, BRUISES. ~ ~
TusIoSs, Ours. STRAINS. are relieved aImgs. "a
stantly by external application. Promptly r.
lieves pains OF BURNS, ScALDs, Excoh !. ,
CHArINes OLD SORES, BoILs, fELoSs, CUhss
etc. Arrests Inflammation, reduces sweninss
stops bleeding, removes disceloration and heai'
rapidly.
FEMALE wEAKNESSES.-It always relieves
pain in the back and lons, fullness and press u
pain in the head, nausea, vertigo
IN LEUCORRHEA It has no equal. All kinds Of
ULcKRAfroNs to which ladies are subject are
promptly cured. Fuller details in book accom-
panying each bottle.
PILES.-Blind or BlsedIng-Heet prompt Keller
and ready cure. No case, however chronic or
obstinate, can long resist its regular use.
VARICOSE VEINS.-It is the only sure cure.
KIDNEY DISEAsEs.-It has no equal for perma-
nent cure.
BLEEDING from any cause. For this 1t is sPEci,
PIC. 1t has saved hundreds Of lives when al
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding rom
the nose, stomach, lungs, and elsewhere.
EARAcHg, NEURALGIA and RHEu-
NArIsx are all alike relieved and often perma-
nently cured.
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, % Maiden Lane,
New York. May 25. tdkwiW
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STEAM BOATS.

Champaign Transportation Co.. Line Boats run as
follows Going south. leave Burlington at LIS
AN. and la.3i pm. Going North. leave at 200 a.
AID 3.i5 pm. Plattsburgh Ferry-boa leaves
burlington at $50 m, returning at $3.50 pm.
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AP!slNGLEss TRysSEs AND
SIPPORBERs.

Dr. q. ". IIotohkin-. OF ho,h,sto,
has finally consented, by the most earnest sol eta
t.ous ~ citizen, %, Chittenden ard Franklin coun
ties, to visit Ice ia three months. the follow H..
places
Plattsbursh Cumberland House. June -. % 4 -
heeseyllle, y. \ , Ausat4e House -t. A ~
Port Henry, y. y, Lee House. " ~.
BUR- nston, Vt, Van Ness House, " Ia july i
ST. 4 hans, VI, American House, July =. j.
ChAmfla. y. Y. CAAmp.a+u House, jay ..
Dr.. II. treats successfully Ingu nal As well I'm
h4-cal Hernlas and N4rls0ceie, which have hea Ell
At tile advanced axe respectively, iiom SAT, live
o. ninety tSu ears OF age, not speak n % uuu er
per-, D., hecau-e they are Too numerous 20 meuto.
Dr. II. AAs VISITED those places profess orally be
fore and is We'll and iavorauly kuuwu. rs Irusses
and supporters have always given the best %. sat
ls.Action. The lrusses have springs or hard me
ta!lc substance K can be worn -ht and day, and
by 20 Culu- the rupture heals. There are persons
10 these counties who have been entirely cured
under Ut. rs treatment. Therefore, al persont
all .c,ed With Hernia u any descr pt-on should
avail themselves %! the opportunity un the above
named Gays he visits taese places, and obtain
one ID. the doctors tTusses and abdominal support
ers. d.. II. comes only 10 CRAFTY those who nave
been inviting in often u renew his visits % these
places who .eel 80 grateful Tor the benefit they
have received, that their IT ends may get relie.
wei. as themselves. Therefore, ~ early, A. SON
- he arrives.
Dr. Hotchklus' Posto1lce address IS No IS
Powers Book, Rochester, y. \ send stamp ior
Circulars ana real test .luuu4a4s
Consultation nee. May g-d4a IN
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VALUABLE EVIDENCE.

The following unsolicited testimonial from Rev o
T.Malker, ID, formerly pastor OF Bowdoin Square
Church. Boston, aud at present settled in rroy-
idence, X. l., must be deemed reliable evidence
No should iall 10 observe that this testimonial
Is the result OF two years experience with the use
OF NEGErlNE In the Rev SIR. Walkers family
who now prOnUunces 1t invaluable:
PROVIDENCE, Il. T., I6l TRANSIT STREET.
Ii. X. STEVENS, ESQ;
feel bound to express with lay gnature the
high value | place upon your NEOErINE. by
family have used IL tor the last two years. In
nervous debility II is invaluable, and recommend
1t TO all who may need an inyigorating, renoyatlng
tonic. v. #. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor c; Bowdoin Square church, Boston.
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The following letter from Rev. E. S. Best, Pastol
of the N. Il. Church, Natick, Mass, will be read
with interest BY many physicians; also those suf-
iering ir9m the same disease afflicted the OF
the kew. r. 5. Best. No person ubt this
mOny, there is doubt about tie curative power
OF bEukTINE.
NArIcK, Mass, Jan. Ist 1874.
Mr. II. X. STEVENS.
Dear eir-Me have good reason for regarding
your tkdkTiNk a medlcine OF the greatest value.
We feel assured that IL has boon the means Of
ing our sons life. lie is II years OF age Tor
be last Two yeaIs be has suffered from necrosis
the leg, caused by scrOiulous affection, and So
far reauced that nearly all who saw him thou ht
his 7, covery impossible. council OF able ply SIC
ians uld give but the isintest hope of his ever
rail- yin :; two OF the number declaring that he was
beyond reach OF human remedies that even
amputatiDn could not save hun, he had not vigor
enough TO endure the operation. Just then we
CONNIE nced diving hlIa tEGEllNE, and from that
time To the ,. esent he has been continuously i'm
proving. he has lately resumed studies, thrown
away mis- crutches anu cane, and walks about
cheertully and strong.
Though there is s.IiI some discharge from the
opening VIII the NMb lanced, we have the
fullest comic thai in little time he will be
perfectly cursd.
he has taken about Tires dozen bottles of vE6E-
TINE but lately uses bat lslc as he declares that
he Is too we'll to I've taking medicine.
hssi'ectfuiiy yours,
May s5-dSwiu Mhs. L. u y. RRAT
vE6ETINE s sold BY all Druggists.
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The Directors of the Burlington and La.
noble Railroad held meeting at Dixon's,
Underhill, Wednesday.
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A petition to the President is in circuia-
ton. asking for the pardon of A j. Crane.
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Il is from such results and every day proofs Ike
these that phV sicians prescribin the IlA-
M0ND RHEUMATIC CURE as an iniallible spe-
cifc for removing the GOut, Chronic, Acute OF or
Muscular Rheumatism, Lumbag0, Sciatlcs Nervous
Headache, Neural la Of the Head, Heart, stomach
and hidneys Tic Doloreux, Nervousness Fly Ing
Pains, Twisted Joints Ssollen JOINTS. Pains a the
Back and L0ins, Weakness OF the Kidneys, Tired
Feeling. Languid, Weary PrOstration, and all Nes
vOus and Chronic Diseases.
Let any sufferer who reads this purchase d small
bottle and take It according to Instructions around
the package and It viii not take long to COW nee
him that paying doctors fees is money thrown
away-Liniments Of all Kids are useless
For sale at all Druggists throughout the init 4
States and Canada. II il happens that Your Drug
ST has not got il in stock ak him TO send FOR il
the Wholesale Agents, GEORGE {. GOOD~lN
CO.. No. 3 Hanover St, Boston SMITH, D0OLlr-
TIE i SMITH &c fremont Street, Boston CAR
TER. HARRIS HAWLEY, or 10 WELLS, RICH
ARDSON Co, Burlington, Vt. and c. Ii. MAR
TIN CO.. Concord, n. IL.
June l1-deOd4wtf
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GRISWOLD & FRISSELL,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENCY,
SUCCESSORS TO =. 4 Il. =. WIRES.

We desire to call the attention OF the public to
the list Of Companies represented by Us as shown
below. 1t will be observed that represent the
OLDEST, STRONGEST and MOST POPJ AR Fire lnsur-
ance Companies, both American and European, and
as the importance and necessity OF obtaining Poll
cies in this class OF Companies has been clearly
shown during the past few years we trust that
business me- will avail themselves of the superior
facilities we offer, and place their business IN our
Offices.
Manufacturers md merchants, wholesale and
retail Piac. ttsT entire IHsgTGHee. Through NJ,
aud take nothing but the leaking american aud
English Compdniss.
We are the only authorized Agents for this vlcini-
ity OF the following well-known and popular Fire
Insurance Companies:
ETNA ms. co., HARTFORD. Ct,
Cash Assets Sd ,ooo,oOo
HONE ms. co. \. T.,
Cash Assets. .-..---.-...--..-- 900
HARTFORD FIRE ms. co, HARTFORD, ct,
Cash Assets.- 81 ,OOo,ooo
PHGNh ms. CO., HARTFORD, Ct,
Cash Assets ,ooo,ouo
QUEEN ms. CO., ENGLAND.
Cash Assets, gold, 100000
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE ms. CO.,
Casn Assets, gold. ..-.--......-....>.s 900, 900
SPRINGFIELD F. N. ms. co., y,
t4sh Assets. 81 ,1Vo,ooo
LAMAR ms. CO., \, T.,
cash Assets--- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000, 900
tdsA Assets.-- 100. 900
L0IlLLiRD ms. co., " l.,
Case Assets---..-..---..s-.-- 900
MERCHANTS ms. co., PROVIDENCE,
tasA Assets --.--.---.---.Sioo 900
NEN HAMPSHIRE Tvs. CO., y. H..
Na'4 AaseNs-- -S'p,pVO
KANSAS ms. CO., LEiTENNOBTH,
CisA Assets-------..--.-. -----......--.sS5o,o 900
ElMBOLDT ms. CO., v. L.,
ash Assets. 100 400
GLOBE ms. CO., CHICAGO,
AANIFACTtEERs ms, CO., NEWARk,
NAeh Assets--..---------.-- ->5oo.c 900
HiRTFOED ACCIDENT ms. CO.,
tdsl Assets. $500, 600
This IL the only Company ths Uniiei States
devoted eXcius fnly To- Accident Insurance Issuing
both long aud short term policies. and It's managers
have had an experience iu the business extending
over the entire history % accident Insurance In the
United states.
az livery oNE SHOULD Eg INSURED AGAINST
Accidents.
80 Fees io- Policies or Surveys.
Orders ~ iai " tele- rlpu promptly attended 10.
A % policies are issued 81. t.s ol-ceaug We pay all
losses t.-s 80 current funds. ur gold when DIES red.
ekloNuLb a fNisSELL. a cents.
Dec i-'iAwt. burlington. VI.
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\ mas Grange Convention will be held
at Bradford, Vt Friday. June 25th, at %
a III. state Agent j. II. Crosby, viii be
prc-enl etn samples, price lists, etc, and
VIII Iuii, explain the financial features OF
the order Hon. f p Cotton, State Master.
Hon Duily / Chase, y. H., State Master,
Deputy u. / Boyden, members of Yer
mont and New Hampshire State executive
committee and many prominent members Of
the order I'll be present. A general invita-
ti1n l. extended 10 members of the order in
Nv Hampshire, Vermont and Ma>~achu-
sett~ 10 attend
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OPENING MEETING
% IHE
Be{ierHe Dricing PdrEi
ST ALBANs. VI,
Commencing July 9th aud .th. 1873.
1000 IN q IL T. VIII VS.

soihhith' ihG SuiS oih hhu sdhs iNsS
5000 IN NUNS
FiEsr DAY.
Ne. /. Premium siuIOl. to Three Minute Class
SO a. To lrst il4J.Ju 10 second, 5.upt1 third
~ .. Premium $500 to2ls Clas..
.s1rJ TO fret. $4,000 to second $1,000 to ihird
SECOND DAY.
No. q Premium s2JoCo to III Class.
sl-ocl to first. $4,000 to second 5000 T. Third
No. =, PREMIUM $4,000 open to All.
$iu0.p, to arst saoOD to second $1,000 70 third
CONDITIONS.
ENrsAS 3 FEE. DO per cent .of Purse. Four o.
I'LL. three 3 to start. National Assoc alton ku.t-
20 govern u trOtting. Entries % close July b.. az
O'Clock J.. N. No nominations accepted unless
accompanied by Entrance Fee.
CENTRAL ERMONT R. r. 4 LEASED LIN Is
VIII carry at Reduced Rates.
Special trains on Missisqu5I r. r. Will be run 30
accommodate passengers.
ST. ALBANs BRIGADE BAND
WI re attendance each day.
Good sec mmodat.cns for horses sud men a. the
PARK. The Pr0prieiors expect 70 make the Park
drstclass IA every pAIticn AZ;
A o. BRAINERD, }
II. BRAINERD. Proprietor
+ 5. STRANAHAN>
AL communications must be addressed,
II BRAISERp ST. Adams. VI.
June lo-5owlv
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS

| Are run on all trains Of the road.
This is the ONLY LINE running these ears be
tween Chicago and ct. Paul or Chicago and Nil
| waukee.
At OMAHA our Sleepers connect with the Over.
land oleepers on the Union Pacific Railroad for all
| points west of the Missouri River
| On the arrival OF the trains from the East or
South, the trains of the Chicl % North Western
Railway leave CHICAGO as follows:
For COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA and CALIFORNIA,
Two through trains daily, with Pullman Palace
Drawing 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, AMI iun-
ming through to Marquette.
For MILWAUKEE. -Four through ifain4 daily.
Pullman Cars on night trains.
For WIN0Ni and points in Mnaes,ts. ore
through train daily.
For DUBUQUE, via Freeport, Two throu n tails
daily, with Pullman Cars on night train.
For DUBUQUE and Ia CROSSE. via Clinton, Two
through trains daily, with Pullman tals Un ght
train.
For SIOrI CITY and YANkTON. Two rams daily.
Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Junction.
For LAKE GENEVA, Four trains daily.
For ROCKFORD, STERLING. kENOsHi. JAMES
VILE, and other points, you can h've from two 10
ten trains daily.
For rates and information not attAaa lie ffOIa
Your home ticket agents, apply {"
MARVIN uUGHITT,
General Superintendent.
W. II. sTESNETL,
General Passenger Agent.
NAV - $50 " to Jan Is7G
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On Wednesday, sparks from locomotive
set fire to a large pile oil wood, near Water
bury. and about three hundred cords were
burned. Seth Warner engine company OF
Waterbury started for the FIRE, but on the
way the engine ran off what Is known as
"slip hill, " down into the river, some two
hundred feet.
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CnEIsEA-A barn belonging to LPowers,
WAS burned last week, and the house which
was connected was only saved by tearing
away the shed between, though not until
the furniture had been greatly damaged by
removal The fire is supposed to have been
the work OF an incendiary.
On Tuesday, one Of the prisoners in the
jail. who has been allowed by Mr.. Dickin-
son to 20 abouG the buildings, and was left
by him at work in the stable, made his
escape Search wa- at once instituted. but
at last accounts he lad not been found.
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ICTIONEEK, 500.

Bay stallion, l5i hands f1aled l-7I got % latter
sal, BY Rysdy Ks Hamhletonian. dam II hernia D,
imp. CONSERVATION, II dam Roxana, .lr.. by
American Eclipse 81 dam koXana, by sir Afchs
18th dam Roxana tetsey Haxalll by imp. 5 r Hsr
~ 18th dam Tim0le0ns dam, by mp. saltr4u Is
limited 10 ten approved mares.
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Notwithstanding the hard times, the
carpet trade seems to be quite lively in all
its departments at the Bee Hive these days.
Many handsome Brussels have gone out this
season for pdrl1rs in the city and surround
ing country. Several parties from Rutland,
Keeseyille, 81. Adams and other towns have
recently supplied their parlors with Brus-
sells from this old and well-known establish
ment. Among those now being made We no
tice a very handsome design IN heavy black
ground Brussels, with autumn leaves and
crimson flowers. and with broad border. for
theparlors OF GA. Austin. Esq. and a slmii-
ar one for Z ". Peck, Esq of this city. Also
a very handsome brown ground with heavy
scroll, Tor N g. Baker, Esq, Of Platts
burgh and a pam notified. with bright
border. for Mr. t. i. Baber. keeseyille.
These carpets vary in see from 80 to IL
yards each. and are made by experienced
work men aud finished in the best manner.
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fHE MEMBERSHIP or CONGREGATIONAL
CHvkyurs The statistics Of the CJngrega-
tional Churches Of Chittenden Co, as re-
ported To the Chittenden Co.. Conference.
at lis late meeting, show total membership
of ,i5l. Of whom $50 are absent. The
whole number added last year were l3j-
by profession -, by letter g. The remoy-
ais were. by ii>ini--ion 30 other Churches, 10.
death a3-,otaI % The net gain of mem
ber-lip was -.
J>pEguLL FLATS. 49, Owing to the ex-
citem,nt created By the new railroad, the
inhabitants are waking up and making
many changes, among tie most noticeable
of which Is the ne@ firm OF Nay y Hama
ford, who have recently purchased the
stock Of drugs and rented the store of DR..
\. + Bur3ick. DR.. Nay has been in prac-
tee with Dr. Burdick for the last two years,
ana Mr. Hanaiord has an extensive acquain-
lance in this and in adjoining towns They
are very active business men, and the peo-
pie Of tAi- place Will feel thankful to have
them settle here
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Brown stallion, Isl hands D -1, .a.el Al- 3.
$50. By kysdyk's Hamh.etou.an. laal by J4l Cd
Lambert, by Ethan Allen, out 0i Pam s. rt
Abdallah, ID dam Quskeress. by YOuu- El.pe-.1.
by Bridges Emperor, out OF Cherub. by Atlsllsh
81 sam by Sir Charles theron hired son a. uur..
Is limited 10 forty mares.
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THE GREAT VALUE ar THE
Diamond Rheumatic Cure


Prof. ALPH5Ss0 KILLER.
Dear Sir.-Many thanks for the two bottles Of
DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE" which you SO
kindly sent me through Mr.. Marston. | used but
one bottle, which relieved me of severe attack
and better still have not had twinge since. and
/ am in hopes that shall never have another AS the
last attack was in July, 1874. should 1t however
return, still have the other bottle left and thall
try II, and expect the same beneficial results
Gratefully yours,
L. R. SuEWELL
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DIAL, SIS.
III D Pc We !.

A GEMS wanted Cor hest selling "SIerevsoopil
IA Views" ChromOs, Maps, Charts, and Family
bibles. Take no agency TILL you see our circular
Address, d. L. GUERNSEY, PUB. Concord. y. IL.
Nav ln. +dkw4w
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L. ~. FISHER i. co..
"Ghina HaU."

80 CEuA. II ST. WEST sIDs. GuKLiA0r0N. ~
Maj 2 I--5.-dAwt
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IRON IN THE BLOOD.

sc. Thousands have been changed by the use o.
this remedy from weak sickly, sufferin, creatures
TO strong, healthy, happy men and women, and
ipvaids cannot reasonably hesitate to give 1t trial.
CAUTlO>.-Be sure to get the PERUVIAN
SYRUP" (not Peruvian Barb. Sold by dealers
generally.
A 81 page pamphlet, containing treatise on Iron
az a MEDICAL agent and other valuable papers, tee
timonisls from distinguished physicians, clergy men
and others, will be sent free to any address.
SETH W. FUWLE SONS, Proprie.ors,
IS Harrison Avenue, Boston.
Jan % 'd3tawAwly
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TIE DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE

The above testimony ought t. convince the most
skeptical Rheumatic that SURE CURE has teen
discovered in
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A FORTUNE FOR ALI
HcFNTS WANTED

How made; no capital required Address. Lo,s,l
Co., Laramie CITY, Wy omins May 2 +dlWis
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ion j. W. F. Washburn, organist of thu
Church of the Messiah. Montpelier, presid
ing at the organ. The installation cere.
monies were quite impressive, as conducted
by the Grand Master, who had received his
eleventh election to the position.
The following standing committees were
announced:
Finance a. c. Hu3bell, NJ. X. Paine. Geo. o
Tyler.
Dispensations and Charters-John d. Ho!lenbecG
]. S. Farnsworth, &. A. Cutting.
Grievances-R. s. Tsft J. NJ. Poland. A. A. I'LL
Foreign Correspondence-w. H. whtcomb, E.
Z. Greenleaf, Frank Bradford.
Publicatiou-W. II. S. Whitcomb Geo. W. Beck
with, John W. Clark. -
Credenria,s- r. R Drake, F. A. GOss, william
Brinsmaid.
A resolution OF thanks to Companion {.
W. Woodhouse. Grand Treasurer for the
past ten years, who declined a reelection,
wa. then adopted after which the Grand
Council was closed with appropriate cere-
monies
\ correspondent requests Us TO copy from
Woudhul and Clafin's weekly. of May 221.
the iCll0Nlug !ctter
"DAwS VALcOuR CONMUSITY."
To No Respected ana Esteemed Friends, IictOTiI,
I.Hats and col. BLOOD
! send you our new circular, containing my IN
yitation ana offer Of all these beautiful lands as
free git Tor a community success, and for recon
struction Please read Hirs. Shipman's history OF
the past failure y.u will know the pain,honest
truth Ms statement in the circular is virtually an
offer to You for this great work, so that the world
NAV have a community Of The ri- ht stamp without
reserve offer the estates and hope You Will count
them your home, and grant your efficient aid and
control. , o..
Believing the course You advocate is on the side
of virtue, honesty anu tfuth, appeal 10 you VIII
You he our pillar OF strength against wrong and to
favor the right. wall answer questions and cheer
IN ly give information.
am very truly yours. ORRES shlPAAs'
rox o. S. WinOoski, Vermont.
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Misfell
CALIFORNIA.

@isfellaneous.
CALIFORNIA.
Have you any thought OF going to California
Are you going West. North or Northwest:
lou want TO know the best routes TO take
The shortest, safest. quickest and most comfort
able routes are those owned by the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Company. 1t ownes over
two thousand miles of the best road there is in the
country. Ask any tickle. agent to show you its
maps and time cards. AL ticket agents can sell
you through tickets BY this route.
Buy your tickets via the Chicago 4 North
Western Railway for
s A N FIR A CT 5 co,
Sacramento, Ogden, Salt Lake City, Cheyenne
Denver, Omaha, Lincoln, Council Bluffs. Yankton,
Sioux City, Dubuque, Wnona, st. Paul, Duluth,
Marquette, Green Bay, Oshkosh, Madison, Mil
waukee. and all points west or northwest Of
Chicago,
Eyou wish the best travelling accommodations.
you will buy your tickets by this route, and will
take no other.
This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed,
Comfort and Safety. The Smooth. Well Ballasted
and Perfect Track of Steel Rails. Westinghouse Air
Brakes, Miller's Safety Platform and Couplers, the
celebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars the Per
feet Telegraph System Of Moving Trains, the reg
ularity with which they run, the admirable
arrangement for running Through Cars from
Chicago to all points West, North and Northwest.
scores to passengers all the COMFORTS IN
MODERN RAILWAY TRAVELLING
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HEnLocK SHEEP DIP
Malvern Farms Stud.
MoRRIsVII.LE. vi.
| s IS.
TATTERs IL, $50.

The 'o.loEins stallion. ~; make Tie season ..
ISIS, at Malvern Farms