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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-06


TwENTY-sKTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
| NEW ORLEANS, May p, 1875.
Tho trustees in conformity to the amended charter
submit the following statement of the affairs of the
| company on the Both OF April, 1875
FIRE premiums ...-......-....$20130 s so
Marine premiums 1884 Is
Earned premiums less reinsurance and
| Losses paid and estimated
including all known and
On fire risks. 500. BAT Sc
On marine risks. Is, AT 80
On river risks 81, 553 91-$140,34S 80
Taxes, expenses, rebate in
less interest, discount etc. 1905 80 214o54 %
Leaving latter paying 10 per cent inter-
est on capital stock $62, 1873 10
The company have the following assets:
Bills receivable. ...........-.. $43 674 OIL
Loans bond and mortgage 55943 80 $e9, GIT "a
Loans on pledge at call 1900. 1877 439 SO
Cash in bank. 63oss, 90 200 529 "a
Real estate lis, 759 AZ
City bonds, bank and other stocks.--.-. 1535sl 50
Premiums In course Of collection, sus-
pense account etc.-.....-.........--.. 1854 II
Total assets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $780, o1 81
The above statement is a true and correct tran.
script from the books Of the company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
HENRY v. OGDEN, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this ed day Of
May, 1875 VIM. H. HOLMES,
Second Justice of the Peace.
Parish of Orleans. La.
The Board Of Trustees Resolved That after paying |
the Annual 10 per cent the Capital Stock
of the Company, that dividend Of THIRTY PER |
CENT be paid Ia CASH and after the 18th day of
June next to those parties insuring with the com.
pany entitled to receive the same. |
TRUSTEES,
Thos. A. Adams, Sam1 B. Newman |
Sanl II. Kennedy, c. 7. Bnddecke,
John Phelps, Adam Thompson, |
Henry Abraham, p. N. Strong
Victor Meyer, JOS Bowling |
Edw. J. Gay Jno. NJ. SaKdidgA
SimOn Hernsheim Simon Forcheimer,
J los. B. Wolfe, r. B. Post
Edw. Plsbury, John E. King,
Fred'k Cameron, j. L. Harris,
Andrew Stewart Jos. Stone,
George Martin, Alfred Moulton
L. c. Jurey, Edward Male,
Geo. w. Sentell, A. Levi
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TNHE NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Corner of Camp and Canal Streets.
ESTABLISHED IN 1885,
Income for year 1s74.. .a5o4 oas 70
Assets December 81, 1874. s75s. $50 6s
The Company insures Fire, Marine and River
Risks Issues Marine Policies payable in London in
case OF loss. j. W. HINCKS, Secretary.
AID. SCHREIBER Vice President.
J. TUYES President.
DIRECTORS:
". B. Schmidt, A. M Bickbam
Ii. Gally, Jules Tuyes
Charles Lafitte W A RelI
W. Van Benthuysen, d. Fatio.
Emile Bouny, d. D. Rogers fe3 1y
TNHE FIREMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Once, corner Camp and Gravier streets.
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE ONLY.
This Company is ready to take risks against loss
or damage by fire.
N MARKS, TPRUDHoMME,
President Vice President |
R a BENNERS, JAS BOYCE,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
J acob Alexander Jno Fitzpatrick Marks
Z Sporl A Witt Leon BertoH
9 Taylor Gauche Wash Marks Vim Swan
DITTO Thoman Dudenhefer a H Tsaacson
b NJ Pond Geo Waters u WOrmann
NH 2m
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
NINTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
FACTORS, AND TRADERS INSURANCE
COMPANY,
rcr~-d~I>e Hs~>>e
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G.. LANAUX, Secretary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-02
UTTER MARKET.
Cash paid for choice Butter
every Saturday to ship.
Nice baIed Hay by the bale
or tOn--cheap.

1 KEEP FOR SALE THE bESA
Rt.NnS OF FLOUR. CORN VI FL
AND FEED. ALSO, CHOICE PAM
IN GROCERIES. GkA - L. T. ~ >
CLOVER, HED-T0f ohoha"'
GRASS AND GARDEN SEEDS.
NOV, SCOTIA PLASTER, SUPER
puospu,TE oF LIME AND DAIRY
SALT.
A. II. ASHLEY.
Near foot ci College Street,
Apr! i--aSW6m Burlington w.
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Moses Cheney in his address at the Bar
nard Centennial mentioned as among the
distinguished men of Barnard, Hosea Bal
lou, the Uniyersalist preacher. and Charles
g. Eastman, the poet. Eastman was not
actually born in Barnard, but grew up there
and should be counted a Barnard man. Mr..
Cheney mentioned several Of his poems, the
scenes of which were laid in Barnard, includ-
ing Margaret" and the initial verses IN
his published book Of poems, entitled "A
Picture The Sweet little girl with fine
blue eyes Of the latter, the speaker said,
was a lady there present who had cooked
her share Of the centennial dinner yet to be
eaten. Barnard has been rather prolific in
newspaper men. "a besides J. B. Danforth,
of the Rock Island, Qll..) Argus, A. j..
Aikens, of Milwaukee. inventor of the
patent outside" business, went from there.
Mr.. Aiken was present, and in the after
noon made a little speech
Mr.. John Freeman, 81 years of age, a
grandson Of Thomas Freeman, was the most
noticeable representative Of the first settlers,
while the place of oldest inhabitant was
filled by Lemuel SPooner, an 1872 soldier,
% years old, April lith last. lie is well
preserved, and responded to toast in fine
style, and got three rOusing cheers. 1t is
recorded, Of the crowd of 5000 persons
present that there was no man drunk, not
50 much as wagon-wheel broken or a
fence-rail displaced, and no sort of disorder
or disturbance
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". n. MCDONALD & co.

$40. TO $500. 5 oiisa isaad TO G ;sr5u1s
= - hoot sVnlaiuing everything. and copy q
The Wall Street Review SENT FREE jon
uICKLING & co. Bankers and Brokers, y Lf'a.
way New York.-June +dSNi~
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saem advertisements.
sPRINGLESS TRuSSEs AND
SUPPORTERS.

DIR. &. w. Hotchkins, OF Rochester
has finally consented by the most earnest soiiei'a
tons OF citizens Of Chttenden and Franklin coun
tics. to visit, nee iu three months. the following
places:
pla.tsburrh. Cumberland House, June =, % -
Keeseyille. N. v, Ausable House, 20 - * 90
Port Henry, n. Y, Lee House, ~
Burlington, VT, Van Ness House, 90 'Ay =
st Albans Vt, American House, july 2 T.
Champlain, n y, Champaign House. July D.
Dr. H. treats successfully Inguinal as well as IN
biIicaI Hernas and Varsoceie. when nave nea W
at the advanced age respectively, from slAtt-nse
10 niuey-two years OF age, not speaking o. youn
uersnns because they are too numerous 70 II,
pr H. has visited those places professionally oe
FIRE and is we'll and iavorsDly known. MS iiuses
and Supporters have always given the pes' ~ sa-
isactiou The Tusses have no springs OF hatu e =,
t,iic substance il can be worn night and DAY, anu
Nv so coin'r the rupture heals. There are persons
IN these counties who have been entirety cuteu
under DIR. MS treatment. Therefore, all persohn,,
aflicted with Hernia Of any description shoulu
avail themselves of the opportunity on the a.ONe
named DAYS he visits these places anu oots.h
one of the doctors trusses and abdominal supPoit
ers Dr. II. comes only to crafty those "Ho IA
been inviting him often 10 renew ms vlsts 70 ti i
plsces WHO feel so grateful for the penent tney
have received that their friends may GET rem q
well as themselves. Therefore, 20 early, as sool
as he arrives 49,, &; NJ az
Powers Block Rochester, N. Y. Send stamp loi
Circulars and real testimonials o
Consultation free. may o-uN WI"
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a GENTS wanted for best selling "Stersoscop
n Views Chrom0s, Maps, Charts. and fami.l
Bibles. Take no agency -. You see Cur circl.s-
Address, p. L. GUERNSEY, Pub, Concord. y. II.
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4 FORTUNE FOR ALI

A FORTUNE IN IT. Every family buys il. So
IA by Agents. Address, &. >. NALhEA, Erie, 90
JuneT. +d&Wfw
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The sTRAwBERRY FESTIVAL. in aid OF
the Home for Destitute Children. at the
City Hall, FRIDAY evening, was one of the
leasantest and most successful affairs of lis
KIND on record. The ladies, with the aid O,
Z. f. Allen. Esq. had decorated the hall
with fo"ers, IN an extremely pleasing man
ner. In the centre of the hall, a flower
stand aud floral pyramid reached from the
foor nearly to the chandelier. The stare
was decorated with large vases filed with
flowers, and with baskets and stands loaded
with the choicest hot house and garden
flowers. The tables were adorned with nu-
merous vases of flowers. and pretty flower
misses sold but'on-hoie and other bouquets.
A profusion of fine ripe strawberries had
been provided; and of the ether delicac;es-
the ice creams, and cake, and cold meats.
&C., which loaded the tables it is the
highest praise to say that they were pro-
vidsd and served by the Burlington ladies.
4 large and pleasant company of our citi-
sens. Of both sexes and all ages, filed the
Hall. coming and going throughout the
evening. The receipts amounted to $3.50.
~ the expenses will be about 500, the
Home will realize about $3.50 from the
festival.
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MAKE 1T Pt BLIC.

II. K. STU Ems. ESQ.
Dear SRI have heard from very many source:
o. the great success OF VEGETNg in cases OF ncro.ula
Rheumatism, Kidney Complaint. Cstarrh. ant
other diseases OF kindred nature. ! make no hes
tation in saying that l knoi- vEsETlSE 70 he thu
most reliable remedy Tor Catarrh and General De
hility.
Nv wife has been troubled with CatarTh Tor many
years and at times very badly. Sic has thoroughly
tried every supposed remedy that We could hear Of
and with all this she mas iOr several wears beer
gradually growing worse, and the discharge IRON
the head was excessive and very offensive.
She was in this condition when she commenced
TO take VEGETISE | could see that she was lmproy
ng on the second bottle. She continued taking the
NEGETISE until she had used from twelve 10 fifteen
bottles lam now happy in informing You and the
public If you choose to make il public that she i
entirely cured and NEGErINE accompl shed the
cure alter nothing else would. Hence ! feel jUsti-
fed in saying thar NEGETTNE is the most reliable
remedy, ana would advise all suffering humanity
to try IT, Tor believe it to be good, honest, vega
BILE medicine, and shall not hesitate 10 rec, mmend
it. am, 6c., respectfully,
L. G. CARDELL,
Store 45l Broadway.
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PrBLIc REPORT OF POLICEMAN.

have not enjoyed good health Tor several years
past vet have net allowed it 10 interfere with my
labor Every one hello gng TO the labo1ins class
know the Inconvenience Of being obliged 10 labor
when the body, from debility, almost refuses L. en-
form Its daily task. never believer IN dosing
with medicines: but having heard the NEGErNE
spoken of highly, was determined TO try il, and
shall never regret that determ natlo1 A a tonic
(which every one needs at some time II surpasses
anything ever heard Of. 1t lnvisorates the whole
sNstem. iu &, = great cleanser and puriher OF the
blood There are many OF my acquaintance VINO
have taken i, and all unite IN praise OF us satsac
tory effect.
Especially among the aged class Of people i i'm
parts - them the thing most neediui N old -e
nights o. calm sweet repose. thereby strengthen
ing the mind as well as the body. One aged lady,
who had been suffering through life from scrouls,
and has become blind IRON is effects, having tr ed
many semedies with no favorable result was n
duced By fricDds to Try the VEsErIsE After taking
a few bottles. she obtained such great relief that
she expressed q wish fer heT sight, That she might
be able 10 look upon the man who hsd sent ner
such 4 blessing.
Yours respectfully,
or IL. HODGE Police Onicer station Q.
Boston Mas May g. ISL.
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BRISToL-Messrs. Stewart and Hoyt hayt
erected a tent on the common, where they
are holding a series of advent meetings
They are to continue into next week.
ii. Dryer got two packages at the ex
press Office, the other day. marked H. Dyer
which proved to be brandy and gin, five anC
ten gallons. lie and his friends had gooC
tine with it. but as it was intended fol-
some other person, Mr.. Dryer was sough
for by the officers Of the law and has left fol
parts unknown.
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Hem Embellishments.


EFFERTESCENT SALTS.
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Inc peekertow On. j. Independent
comes to MS with notice of the death, at
his home rear tt at town of Alonzo J. Row
ley. aged 70 years. He was born in Chit.
'enaen county, was a son of Aaron and
sarah Rowley, and had been resident Of
"ants &c township. N. j.. for the past 40
years.
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TIE POPULAR MANAGER or THE BOSTON
THEATRE.
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Fmsr DAY.
Ne. J. Premium siunul. 20 Three 81 ll'- Glass
: A.5 go first. sl-7.HJ 90 second. '-.utl t-..
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81 PATL1 Au-- = 30.
II. r. STEyENs Esq
Dear SRI should be wanting n gratitude. If
allied to aclnoW led -e what the NEGETIsE mas don't
f1r me. was attacked about eleven weeks since
with Bronchitis which settled into Consumption.
had night sWests and fever clills; was distressed
for breath, and frequently spit blood was all eina
ciated. very weak. and 80 low that my friend
thou Oh; my case hopeless.
was ADVISED TO make a trial o. The NgGETNE
which under the providence OF God, has cured me
That lac may bless the use OF your medicine 10 9th
ers as he has 10 me, ana that his divne grace maj
atterd GU. Is me heartfelt prayer o. your admir-
Ing, humble servant. .
BENJAMIN PETTINGlLL.
P.S-iline is hut one among tie many cures you
rpedicine has effected IN this place. B.P
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How made; no capital required. Address, LOuAyH
Co.. Laramie city, Wyoming. June z, +dfw'w
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VINCENT, TAFT & Go.
RHEWEH's TAH-KATE OF SODA,
CITRATE OF NAGNEsIi.

The elerveseent properties Of this light and ele-
CANT preparation, are retained in the CHEST de-
gree through Is granular form, producing con
tinued sparkling eGerve;eence and preserving TIE
favor as palatab!c salinc Draught.
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Weary Of Life.

A woMAy's FOLLY AND HUSBAND s SORROW
nrsprR,7r ATTEMPT AT sUICIDE-A STORY
WITH MORAL.
A man whose name We withhold Tor the
prescnt. a resident of New York State. made
a desperate attempt at suicide. in this city,
the other day, under the following circum-
stances. Ii seems that in December last
the man in question was married IN Ne"
York and for a short time everything went
on pleasantly. At length the wife lett him
for short visit to her parents. Remaining
absent some time, the husband followed
her found that she had left the place, and,
on further investigation it was found that
she had deliberately adopted life OF mia
nv. The deceived and anguished husband,
after several vain endeayors. obtained clue
TO her whereabouts and came 10 this city.
Here he found his wife in house OF Ill
fame. He sought her odt and begged her
to return with him, assuring her that ne
would gladly welcome her back and that
the past would be forgotten forever. But
the misguided woman utterly refused to &C
cept his offer, prelerring life OF shame
Finally on coming from the house alter the
last of several interviews. the man took
large dose of laudanum and crawled
under an old, deserted house, near at
hand. to die. heart-broken and alone
But some Of the residents of the vicinity,
noticing his peculiar appearance as he stag
gercd along TO what he intended as his last
resting place, went TO MS succor, and, as
certaining his condition, administered emet-
les and other remedies. with such success
that he recovered partially, though he an
nounced his determination to make another
and more successful attempt at suicide as
soon as the opportunity offered. lie lett
town on the clock train Thursday a. m.
The woman has also left the city. She calls
herself Carrie Shepard, is only % years OF
age. and Is described TO US as of very prepos-
sessing appearance. Her conduct IN adopt
ing. of choice, mode of life which can only
lead through shame and sorrow and disgrace
to bitter and awful death, seems most in
explicable.
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RAILROAD TRAINS.

T.rms--Sa.o 90 a year. always In adv
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Judge W. l. Gilbert, Of this city, vice
president Of the Vermont Life Ins urance
Company. has just returned from q two
months sojourn in New Hampshi,e and
massachusetts,. where he has estsblis he'd .
number OF agencies, and taken 90, 600 in
risks for the coupspy. ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-07-02

DR.. 6. ". Hotchkin, of Rochester, \. y,
visits Burlington on Wednesday and Thurs
day of next week, June 30.h and July lst-
See advertisement in another column
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rIsu,s SARATOGA Al EHIENT

possesses the valuable medicinal properties Of the
world-renowned Saratoga Mineral Sprin IS, in con
cen:rated and economical and palatablo form. Is
invaluable Alternative, cathartic and refrger-
ent, always relieving and in many cases curing
affections Of the liver, acdty Of the stomach head
ache &c
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& FRISSELL,
FIRE AND MARINE
FNSUR4NCE AGENCY,
SUCCESSORS TO \. 4 Z. s. WIRES.
CAPITAL Eepresented, Sso,ooo,ooo'

We desire to call the attention Of the public 70
the list OF COMPANIES represented ny Us as SHOWN
below IL will be observed that We represent tne
OLDEST, STRONGEST and MOST POPULAR rl1o lAsu li
aDce Companies, both American ana European; am
as the importance and necessity o. oota4ih7 80
cjes IN this class of Companies has been clearly
shown during the past few years we tIa i.. ia
business men will avail themselves Of the supellOl
| facilities we offer, ana pi2c' 'AoH DA9'Ne7' " ~
| offices. .,.-o,a .,d
retail can place their entire IHsnfGncs t'otyH ~,
| and take nothing bHt re te-4"'9 -"''' ~
Ne are the only authorized Agents for this vcini-
ity of the following well-kaOEn and pcPular flie
! Insurance Companies.
ETA ms. co., hAR1fOGD, IT,,
/ Cash Assets
HOME ms. co. \. Y, ooo.o,o
HARTFORD FIRE ms. co, HARTFORD, Ct,
! Cash Assets..-.---...-------- ." '"""'""
PHGSIl ms. CO., HARTFORD, e.,
Cash Assets. .....-......-..---.---. ,"o"'""'
QUEEN ms. CO., IN6LiND, oo ,..
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE ms: co,
! Casa Assets, so.d-------.-
SPRINGFIELD +. 4 NJ. ms. CO., \. y: ooo
] Cash Assets. 90 ''NO
LihiB ms. CO., \, u, ......
| Cash Assets--------'---
MISSISSIPPI WALLET lSS. CO., MEMPHIS,
I Cash Assets----------..--.. - ~ '''
LORlLLARD ms. CO., y. L.,
] Case Assets. St'S,'S'
MERCHANTS MS. CO., PROVIDENCE, ,,
! Cash Assets. 80 s""'"""
NEW HAMPSHIRE INS. CO., y. H.. ...
! Ga~u Assets. ''''"'''"
KANSAS ms. CO., LEiftNNORIh, .,
/ Cash Assets..........-........ 900
III MB0LDT MS. CO., y. ~ 800.
/ Casa Asscts---.-.-..-..----- --.'----'
GLOBE ms. CO., enc AGO, ....
/ Cash Assets --' : 'N'''
MtNTFACTTRERS ms, CO., NEWARK,
HiRTF0RD ACCIDENT ms. CO., 800.
| This is the only Company fts United States
1 devoted excus vnly 10 Acc dent Insurance !ssuln-
both long and short term policies and ~ managers
have had experience "a the business eHtendln 2
over the entire history o. accident Insurance ia the
. United States.
~ EVERY ONE SHOULD De ISsrgLn A@AiSsr
! Accidents.
No Fees 10y Policies OF Survey
Orders ry maIlor telegraph promptly attended g..
Al police. issue. at this Olre anu We pay a4l
losses asrs carrent funds, or gold when des'fed
aRiSHULD a tRlSSELl., Agents.
! Dec 5-d&~C Burlington. VI.
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The locust grove in the yard of the Uni
tartan church has been torn down. We
understand thar the lCcusts will be replaced
by trees Of another variety, planted more
symmeuically.
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LEAVE BuRtsseros, going North, on the Central
Vermont H. r., at ~ 4. m. except Monasy
morning and Q X a. NJ, and 80 anu '.io
nm gony Fast at 90 am. r. y and % pm,
6oins South on the Rutland and burlinStoh n
Rsf 10 and 1915 a. IN, and 22l and $50 p H.
.rs,vy from the North and West at 755 and 10. 10
an. i25 and SIS pm, from the Fast ~ 5.l2
N md SIS pm; from the South, an and
u pa NJ. : l6 and 7.l3 ,. IN.
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Mr.. 0. ;. Bliss, Of Georgia. announces Il
new agricultural paper, to be printed at
Georgia. The first number is to be issued
on the 9.h Of July, and is to be called The
Icr.nnnt EnrmsLeaa.
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS

Are rua on ali ira ms os tie road.
This is the ONLY LINE running these cars hc-
tween Chicago and ii. Paul % chicago and MI
waukee.
At OMAHA cur Slcepers connect with the over
land sleepers on the Union Pacific Railroad for ali
points west Of the Missouri River.
On the arrival Of the trains from the East or
South, the trains Of the Chica 20 a North Western
Railway leave CHICAGO as follovs.
For COUNCIL Bluffs, OMAHA AMI CiLiFGENIt.
Two through trains daily, with Pullman Palace
Drawing Room and sleepins Cars through 70 Codn-
ell Bluffs.
For ST. PAIL and MINNEAPOLIS. Two through
trains daily, W IN Pullman Palace Cars attached
on both trains.
For GREEN BAY ant LINE SUPERIOR. Two trains
daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached, aus Tut-
ming through % Marquette.
For MLwAUkEE, Four trou-h trains daily.
Pullman Cars on night ira Ms
For WINONi and points .a Minnesota o1e
through train daily.
For DuBuQrE, via Frcepor;. Two through tr4iGs
daily, with Pullman Cars un -ht train.
For DUBTQuE and Ia CROSSE. via Clinton, Twa
through trains daily, with Pulma4 cars on night
train.
For SI0IX CITY and YiNkTGN, Two trai n. d4. y.
Pullman cars to Missouri Valley Junction.
For LANE GENEVA. Four trains da.ly.
For R0CkFORD. STERLING. KFNe>Hi. ItNEs-
VILE, and other points u can tfe ifan tt' tl
ten trains daily.
For rates and Information nl- aiL.ai'i. irala
your homo ticket agents appiy g.
MARVIN UUGIfITT.
General Supo-ntends1'.
". u. sT.-s NETT.
General Passenger Agent
N4t o.. l--- VITO i'm D. I--t
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FnoTnrNcmAm's EXCELSIOR APE
HIENT.

The beauty and usefulness Of this preparation lies
in the fact that 1t holds tho salts OF lime Soda
nesia iron &c, in a dry and Convenient iorm-when
dissolved in water partakes o; the nature and is
almos; precisely the same as when shippsd from
the celebrated se:dlltz Springs Of Bohemia.
We have English Kissengen salts for the imme -
ate production Of Kissensen water in an asrseab.e
and refreshnz form. These salts are very yalu-
able to travellers as their properties retained
for any length OF time. There are but 4 few per
sous who do not at times Feel the necessity OF some
kind OF tonic or Alternative medicines and are ofen
Injured instead of benefited by taking too powerful
ca,hartes when they need some gentle laxative
which Will regulate the stomach. These prepare
tons DO not mpair tho appetite reduce the strength,
CT induce dryness Of the mouth, weakness ofdi-
res,oa, which frequently attends the adminlstra-
;ion, OF other medicines. English and American
salts sold by