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Magazine Notices.

Harpers Magazine for March opens with Mr..
). G. W. Benjamin's paper on Contemporary
Art in France, with thirty-two engravings
most of which are reproductions of the finest
pictures of French artists. Other illustrated
articles are A Summer Cruise among the At
lantic Islands; The Prussan Wends and their
Home, Herbert Tuttle; The Distribution of
Animals, by S. S. Conant; Litchfeld Hill.
About Dolly, Valentine story by Rose Terry
Cook, and Loves Voyage, Valentine poem
by G. P. Cranch; DIR. John w. Draper con-
tributes the first of an important series of pa
pers giving popular exposition of some scien-
tifc experiments. This first paper treats Of
red hot bodies, and illustrates the exper: ments
upon which were based DIR. DrapeI's remark
able memoir son the Production of Light by
Heat" published in 1S47 aud anticipating by
thirteen years the results deduced by NJ. Kir-
choff in memoir that was at the time (1S60)
regarded as the origin of spectral analysis.
The short stories are by E. E. Hale and
Elizabeth A. Smith. The Ninth Part of
Woman Halter narrates more of the doines
Of the daring Miss Gale, and at the close brings
aogether the three most important personages
OF the story in very dramatic tableau In
Erema, MIR. Blackmore's story, we have a
quaint narrative of Tom Sawyer's love for the
heroine with satisfactory explanation of his
oroken nose), and of Erema's departure from
the city of the Golden Gate for England.
The poetry includes some lines not hitherto
published by "Barry Cornwall addressed to
The lady who afterwards became Mrs. Proctor.
The paper on Webster and the Cons titution,
oy the Hon. Henry w. Hilliard of Georgia. in
the light of current events is especially timely
and interesting.
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The editorial departments cover ad nirablv
their respective fields. Especially worthy of
mention is the notice in the Easy Chair of
Schliemann's recent discovery of the tomb Of
Agamemnon.
The Edinburgh Regieoo for January has been
repuolished by the Leonard Scott Publishing
company. Among its noticeable articles are
"rhe Authorship of the Fourth Gospel" The
writer adduces both external and internal evil
dence that the Fourth Gospel was written in
the apostolic age and by the Apostle John,
THE Gospel itself presents phenomena which
can be explained only on one or other of the
following suppositons; either that the author
was an eyewitness of the scenes which he de-
scribes. or that he was writer in comparison
with whom the greatest poets and writers of
fiction sink into significance" "New Arctic
Lands" An account of the Austro- Hungarian
expedition of 1924. Toe author concludes BY
questioning whether the discoveries made by
such expeditions are sufficiently important to
connterbalance the hardshps and priyatons
endured by those who undertake them; "Ds-
coveries at Esphesus." This article begins
with some account of the earlier temples of
the Ephesan Artemis" aud the City of Ephe.
sus, and describes some of the discoveries made
by Mr.. Wood, in 1873.
Other articles are Turkey and Prussia; Life
OF the Earl of Shelburne; Lorenzo de Medic;
Travels in the Caucasus; Forel on the Ants of
Switzerland; Mediterranean Deltas; and The
PASTOR Letters.
Numbers 45 and 46 of the imperial auarto
edition of Knights Shdkspere are now out, and
n Qtp Of TO no caI
respect inferior to their predecessors. The
illustrations are steel engravings after Ggido's
Cleopatra and Linton's Volumnis. The text
is carried through "The Two Noble Kinsmap,"
add the latest number gives the Sonnets. OF
the excellence Of this edition, the value of its
notes, the accuracy of its text and the beauty
OF its letter-press much has been said, Pub
lshed by Virtue & Yorstou, IL Dey Street,
New York.
The numbers of LateTs Living Age for the
weeks ending Feb. 10th and 17th, have the fol-
loving noteworthy contents:-Arcuc Heroes
from Eirek of Scandinavia to Captain Mares,
London Quarterly; Condition of the Larger
Planets. by Richard A. Proctor, F. r A. s.,
Popular Science Review; The Geographical
Aspect of the Eastern question. by Edward A
Freeman, Fortnghtly Review; Julian's Letters,
British Quarterly; Agates and Agate Work
ing, by f. W. Rudley, f. G. s., Popular Sci
ence Review; Jon Jousonn's Saga, the Genniue
Autobiography of a Modern Icelander, Fraser;
Charles Kingsley, Fortnightly Review; A Poly
nesian Griselda, Examiner; Scenery in Hol-
land, Month; WEAKNESS, Tale from France,
by Rudolph Lindau, Blackwood; The Shadow
of the Door, Blackwood; IDstallments of
George MacDonald's marquis of Lossie" and
William Blacks new serial, and the usual
choice poetry, etc.
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In August 1918, the prosperous village of
Plurs, in the Grisons canton of Switzerland,
was buried by land slide. Nine hundred per-
sons lost their lives by the casually, and the
village, with its two hundred dwellings, its
churches with their art treasures and its shops
with their valuable contents of gold, copper
and lava wares, tor which it was famous, has
remained buried to the prese2t day. A joint
stock company has now been formed with a
capital of $1,000 to disinter the buried village,
and the undertaking is expected to be highly
remuperatiye one. The site of the village is
now occupied by vineyards
Wilmington, Del, has learned lesson from
experience that is not unfamiliar to other local.
tiles. A few days ago party of ladies raised
money and necessary articles and carried them
to house where there was a corpse needing
burial. They gave their contributions to the
distressed family and left. Shortly after one of
the ladies discovered that she had dropped one
of her gloves, and returned for it, only to find
the corpse sitting up in the bed countio the
money which had been left for her interment,
and making merry with the Others over thelr
successful imposition.
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CHIEF-JUsTICE CHURCH, of the New York
Court of Appeals, has addressed letter to
the New York Times correcting some errors
in the report of his views which the Albany
correspondent of that paper had forwarded
Judge Church states that he has entertained
and expressed doubts about the constitution
ality of the law creating the Electoral Com
mission, "but, in common with the public
generally" he has ''felt disposed to acqui-
esce in it as compromise measure passed in
the interest of fairness and harmony" There
could be no palmer intimation as to the duty
and obligation resting upon the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency and upon his
party to accept and abide by the decisions of
the Arbitration Tribunal than is conveyed in
this expression of Judge Church, himself a
Democrat of national prominence. In the
letter he also asserts the principle that the
Tribunal has enunciated: that there exists
no power to go behind the authorization o.
! the election of Presidential Electors accord
ing to the laws of each state, such authenti.
cation being ''final and conclusive," In his
correction of the newspaper version of his
views, Judge Church puts himself squarely
on record not only as to acquescence in the
results Of the Arbitration Compromise, but as
fully concurring in the opinion of the ma
jority of the Commission respecting the
| finality of state action in the choosing OF
electors.
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THE New York World ridicules the nra

THE New York World ridicules the prac-
tice OF making up concert-programme of Sc
lectons and snatches from opera, instead OF
giving ballads, songs and other pieces which
are complete and appropriate to the concert-
room. 1t says it is quite as absurd as trying
to dispose of house by exhibiting some OF
the bricks as samples. People affect to enioy
these fragments of melody; but the way they
rouse up when simple ballad is sung shows
that their instincts are healthy. Managers
would do well to provide what people really
like rather than what they pretend to like.
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The Democratic counsel strenuously
contend that Kellogg, was not the law
full Governor of Louisiana and thus
that his certificate has no force. But this
Argument will be futile. For four years Kel-
logg was recognized by every department OF
the government. There has been no other
Governor. 1t is idle to suppose that the
Commission will discard the decision of the
political branch of the government on cues
tion which belongs solely to 1t. Indeed, on
the decisive points of law the Democratic
case in Louisiana is weaker than in Florida,
and there can be no reasonable doubt about
the decision.
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SCHLIEMANN doesn't lose time. He h

ScHLIEMANN doesn't lose time. He has
in press, in London, Discoveries on the Site
oil Ancient Mycen@." As for those "discov-
cries." the German Kladderadatsch reports
as the latest, Several dog-collars marked
Pluto, evidently worn by Cerberus; severa
buckets with holes, identified as the sieves
used by the Danaides; and spring of water,
on tasting which several of the workingmen
were overcome by forgetfulness, proving it to
be the ar-famed Lethe."
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

THE Democrats of the House didn't object
to the alleged ineligible eector of Illinois, lest
the counting of his vote by the Senate might
make precedent for the Commission. But
how about their own counting of his vote
Is it any the less significant when both Houses
unite in counting?
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PATENTS g: =!
ments, Interierences, etc.
PROMPTLY attended to. inventions that have been
IN II ~ ~ IN n n by the Patent Office may
HI II | | still, in most cases. be
X II | secured by Being
IL Il VIVII IN | / opposite the Patent Of
lU IL u IL " IL - fre, We can make closer
searches, and secure Pat
tents mora promptly and wilh broader claims than
those who are remote from Washington.
JlITI lIm n n N dus a model or
nj III II nj IHDk u sketch OF your de-
II IN IHK \ vice; we make exam
nations free ofcharge
~ II ~ " lVN and advise as to pa
tentabiliiy. All cor
respondence strictly confidential Prices low, AND
NO CH ARGE UNLESS PATENT Is
SrCs RED
We refer to officials in the Patent Office, and to
inventors in every State in the Union
G. A SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, b. c.
CEAIRVOYANT.

NTADA VII N, 4. MADDOX, ,the celebrated
N Clarvoyant, Fortune Teller and Doctress, can
now located at Market Square, rear of the Dollar
Store opposite ohe Horse Car Depot, where she can
be consulted by all who wish to make her a call
Madame n. has had large experience in tell
ing fortunes, searching out lost, hidden or stolen
treasures, &C., and never known to be al tault.
Do miss this opportunity of consulting the great
est fortune teller ofthe age Per entering ntoany
new business OF profession, .he con ucting of which
they 90 not understand, will find il to the.i advan-
tage to pay her visit. She can forete the destiny
o. TRENDS IN any part of the World and describe then
perfectly She also describes all manner OF disease
tbat desb s ber to, and gives medicine foI the same
She as given universal satisfaction to all who have
consulted neI IN her constant travels since she was
Sc ven wears old.
Cod testimonials given ii desired
TERMS Gents $I.00; Ladies so cents Office hours
rom A. M. to 9P. NJ. no9dtt
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We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
ations. The name and address of the writer are in
Ill Indispensable necessarily publication
out as a guaranty Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
uications that are not used.
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The Louisiana case will doubtless be de-
cded this week, and next week we shall have
the final declaration of the Presidential re-
sut
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THE PRESS
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. l6, 1877

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials OF every person claiming to represent
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The moment Mr.. Tilden's cause was trans
ferred to tribunal in which the bar'l O.
money could not be used, it was lost,
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WANTS..
Ladies' Wanted.

n Few respectable young ladies without homes
"A will find steady employment and weekly
salary by applying at
fe14d3t' 81 SPRING ST.. (CityD
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REAL ESTATE

MnNEVt to loan On first class Real Estate
MON r. L Security, in Portland, or vi
cinity Rents collected. taxes paid, &c on Gem
mission. Apply to F. G. PATTERSON, Dealer in
Real Estate, 379t Congress Street. no1S1tf
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| "A D | Z S

WANTED. Ladies who desire to employ their
w leisure hours at home at beautiful style of
French Embossed needle work. send stamp direc-
tend envelope or call personally for Tn @. H
Circular, 1OSs WashingtO street, Bosom.
ja31 dim
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WANTED. 80 MEN

WANTED 80 MEN.
Railroad fares free to any part of New
EUglaud or Provinces Business light.
From S25 to $50 a week to the right par
ties. Also present of S25 i'm Greenbacks
to the one who sells the mot goods from
the 10th to the 3Oth of this month. Call
on or address with two 3 cent stamps for
samples and instructions, ROBI >S0N &
CO., Perry's Hotel, Portland, Me.
faS
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For Sale,

ANE of the most desirable seaside resorts on the
" coast. Buildings well arranged to accommodate
100 Guests. For price and terms call on JOHN C.
PROCTER, SO Exchange St. fe3dtf
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Wanted.

INO borrow, on ample security, ten thousand dol
Il lars payable in ten years with interest annually
$1,000 payable in two years, and the balance at the
rate of $1,000 per annum. Address
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LOST AND FOUND.

Lost.
A CAMEO EAR DROP. on Saturday afternoon
IA on Congress, Temple or Middle Streets. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the
Horse Car Office. teb14d3t*
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BOARD.

kSOOnhS aE1G BDarO.
ENlRST-C CLASS accommodations by the day or
IL week, at NO. Z ASHBURTON PLACE. near
the State House, and but five minutes walk from
State ST. and the business parts of the city, Prices
reasonable.
Boston, Jan. "a, 1877. d5w*
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Ok FANCY CARDS rs styles with name 10
go cts. Postpaid. j. B. Hustled, Nassau, Rens-
Co., N. Y. ja23d4wf
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Wanted.
100 Agents, both Male and Female, to sell our
KOO useful household articles. They will sell
to almost every house. Any one can sell them We
have agents that never sold anything before, making
from four to five dollars per day and, expenses.
er needs them and wants them We have a large
variety n. B-Busiuess chances bought and sold
here. Call, or address with stamp, I. f. BOWE
1194 Exchange street, Portland. ja9dtf
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House Wanted.

o. A small family without children desire
f; rent in the western part of the city. House
sk must contain from seven to nine rooms, having
considerable direct sunlight, and be supplied with
gas and good water. Reference given. Address
"L.," Box 1857. jan29dtf
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To Let.

rNHE BRICK house No. Il Danforth Street
l. containing all the modern improvements In
quir at No. 10 Central Wharf.
in diff
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10 be Let,
FVyHE Offices in Third Story Merchants National
Il Bank, now occupied by j. & E M. Rand; also
the front Offices These offices heated by steam
have gas, water and fire proof vaults. Possession
given Nov. 1st oct27dtf
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NOTICE.

Dlsutet caprt of the United sl#fes-
fus ihe arst Jusiiciai dpttriGt oii In lafk
Dakota Territory, III the matter ot fpples
eeorgg w ftast, bankrupt
A warraui III Bankruptcy Ia beeA l.sHtl ~
said conft against tue estate or George " pta;t,
of iha county of Clay aud territory OF DAKOTA, is
said district. adjudged a bankrupt npon petl
ton aA bis cgodhoys. and The paylnesi OF ANY
debts, and the delivery Of anS property hcong
iAg TO said bankrupt, tu him or his u-e, and ir
transEsr OF any property by IA are forbidden BIZ
law. Anesbia of ne creditors OF stsa 3ailas'
rppt 10 prove ther debts, and choose ufse or ms
lion in said dtsirrst on the tIth daye OF February
a. n tsf.Mat ahsen eshsss,- a.eas44 AZ Tia Court
jsnpSe on Broadwar, at which time and place Il.
C. Moody, reclstt.r in bankruptcy FOR Dakota
IGr}itory, Will be present.
-7-f j., II. HggD9Ks U. 8. MayshaI,
80, Messeu4reg
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G e N \ w \ 7
l. I ~ e s
Omaha ara Cal;tfzz.1Z...,,.. nh I;re

~ ihe sheftest ani he rna's between ChipA1o
and sil pti is ln Npttha}A luinos, loaa, nasuIs
(, Aehr si,u, N4Dnlilg, Ga cfsdn, ti'aht MAZDA
IailtniTs nsoe, Gislpt ! i,au sad An--s.ia
ffs
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ls-tiic ald,Lake Shore Ri,nt and ~ ti!- unIs IN
paesinF he.tAegn 1htsaro and Evanston, Ink
Forest. Highland PARK. MaHkesgu. Raeine, x.
nosha ana MILWAUKEE,.
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Green Fay and Marauetts Limo.

+ Iiie gniS Has between hicago and IanGsYiile,
Aa,etosn fonu dn iar otiska.h, A platun.
eF-en Bay Escanaha, Nesa0nre MsFtiiette.
ll0u5,hteu, Hancock and The Lake sE4sgtor 4 o.n-
fry.
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La Crosse, Winona and St. Pxer Line

IL the best route between Chies.o and Il Ctosec.
Winons, Rochester, owsionna. MaakAin ST L.
ter, NGw Tim, and al pests - sl4+ltil44'n siiii
i.enii al Minnesota. Iis
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z
ll7tilc eidLale Shore isent and ls ibe prls one
Forest. Highland PARK, Naskes4u. Raeine, Ket
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
sra rnir n II ,iir n tsA4la OF tins taa1
;ThL- = the 0SI4f LINE running these car# he,
twesn chfssgo and ~. Paul ard stInneap0iia.
Chicago and M{lNaphee, Chicago and WiHors ar
GairaIo.agd-tirtcn Bay.
Close connections al fnada Oh 60 vi Ii, tho
lake shore d Michigan SepfhcrH, Michi sRn CEN
nal Eaitinofe & Diio, 1titshHrp. Fl Wasuc 4
Ghfcag hapkgkec Liue and isn Handle iiouies
Tor all points i.nst sna South fast and Win the
Chicago and Alton and Illinois GeGtyal ior5 AL
points South.
Il Ciosc connect ons are aisonss6s With the t Mon
fft1ffreHasettoas fHdde ar iyaetioa points ritz
| traiasof azi cre&s pelafs.
Tickets oyer this route are sol hy ali Conn5,n
Tiekc; Agrnts iilth- nitea states and ,anss}yts
Kemstaber. yoa Ark fs9 your Tickets Vim the
chieago & Notsh Wet teri,Itaiiway, and take none
other.
New York onIee, No ils Bfea1way; Bos,on
Once, Mo- state Etrset Omaha Office 2tJ raruz
ham stfesti san Fran iect, Ogace iai Montgomery
street: esieqeo Tirses Ga3ces ~ Clark s4raet
under sheginaR House; 10 Gan i, corner Madison
and Canal streets; Welt Street BIZ Of eo.Her
!, Wells and Rsrgie strcats
For fatcs or Information Hut attainabls from
Jgsr heeie tsrket agents apply TO Isl
+ xs2vIN EgsaIrT.
Gen, Manager, GAleagc
acusk Parrrrsag III GhienGl,- n 49,
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Fraeror. and Dubuque Line
] Chicago and Milwaukee Line

II thc anly r1sse e.Setn CtItHee ana Et.l
Rockford kteepott, aiidhn paihfs tie stcernr
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All Parts OF the South

Cnnrecti0Hs are slso made Mt Freepoft Win
Western linton tr,liu-, lesying Frcepoft at i.aD p
III sad atriYfu. Al R,ieine B, Gas + III aud Mil
waGkecat ID III.
tonnentious afe Also nade 81 OubuQar 10 y
Loais, Cairo, And all poln.s south -.
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Illinois Central Railr'd
saer,e.s aud ne,. Route 10 ch'eaao,
SlOI XCITY to CHICAGO
syi,hoa, Chang, of Cars.

t,enlnteaeisfs nee, sth, isif,
1at Hxprers paBeonsrs 1yxla viii ieag
sipl$ ie, -andags excepted on th%arr!Ya3 ,
tfatu
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tf1 aaay ut nome. AgenI. wanted outs
4lG aud terms frens TRUE 4 CO., Aatnsp
Dstnc. aa~4 70 ~ 3~iys
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Baggage Checked Through

10 nh Important. Fnfr..
For through tlasef. agd Information appis a
th-illIahis central aepet
T'fains run hY Dubuque time, witch Il }~sut9
minutes tEstcS lhtt! sioug city
dos. L, irc aE8, Chicago,
WI, jonNsoN, 1cu sllsl.
General Passenger Aeert ChEcGso.
II 4 itAaiEroN. Aet Sleu$ ely. lan8i8H'T '
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CONNECTIONS.

rea.. lar 0taaaA.
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points Aopth
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raliS, Iiifnp,s Grnttal arr! Dakota Southern Kail
foads. steamers taf upper M!esouri river dgflt1g.
hayiEai{gn Ahd lii stages iaF all points I'm tie
$afli4NHt,.
+. As, Hair sish otashs and Notthwestern T..
4. fpi otfaha aud Southern Nbraska.
q. AlTrenoni, seb.. with the Union Paei6e X
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FROM 1Ac.RroN.

L,iase sioGS ii3 a Ie p sEs ElA tgrtYe a Che
Gags ~ .4g q. u,s
sicefile Cars mn tRgoeebfI9m sloay CITY -
tfeepUiI.
lsseeHsets Leaving Chic go, hea4ta sFsetss q -
y M. via the Illinois railroad, ailI Iarife
II sitfpS lity tlie aeAt dag at 10 q. M.
An accommodation trlin will leaye sierg tty
aaiiy, except ssthfaa1 A. AL 30 y. III. enneGlu
win through passenger trains ~ iat npdgs
pas-engers leaving thleago AZ 10 i. III, arriSe
AZ SIOUX CITY al 40 u. Ia.
iraips col n east t,tffTttt st tff-rr-rf 7fi
trains for Deiroit. Cleveland, Buiaio, Siggara
taitr, tts5trtItTt, iI-%
lf,gtan. New York, EostqD and aN parts VI ;ls-
fhis train connects Al Waterloo With trains un
tile Cedar Falls ana Minnesota Branch 'lasyire
AaicElao al y ~ asiin., anu affsYiD2 q Mona q
$40 y. M, cNnrcciin~ With Milwaukee 4 ~. Faal
ratlr0adttahs and arftNin3. III 81. Fael al b.,b p
"a aia Minneapolis ri $50 y. IN.
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