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wanted n Testimonini.

They had quarrel on Sunday eve
ming. He got mad and swore he'd
leave her. Then she got vexed and
tjld him he could do as he pleased
tie left. The next night he came
around again. He asked 10 see her
alone. She readily complied. She
was all OF tremor. Her heart Wen.
ont 10 him in gush of sympathetic
love. She stood ready TO throw both
arms about his neck aud cry ont her
Joy. There was not much color in his
face, and his voice was husky. BE
said:
- have been with you six months,
Matilda, and tried in oil that time to
10 what was right" he paused an in
slant 10 recover the voice which wns
taltering rapidly, while her trembling
Increased, "I know that j have got
considerable temper, and that do not
control It always as / ought. But /
have tried TO be faithful 20 you, tried
to do everything that l thought would
tend TO make you happy. And, feel
ing this, have called tonight TO see
II you would not be kind enough to
give me sort of testimonial to this
effect, so that / could show It 20 any
other young lady might want TO 60
with. IL night help me.
Ne looked at her anxiously. All the
color left her face in fash. She
made a great effort to swallow some
thing which threatened to suiiocate
Der. Then she spoke:
"You get out of this house as quick
as you can, you miserable whelp, or
my father shall kick you ont. ;"
He didn't toy with time. He left
without the testmonial.-l Danbury
News.
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Tn. Cisslas sunday Law.

Persons who are in the habit OF keep
ing their shops or places Of business
open on Sunday, will find that they are
liable TO prosccusion for each offense
in SO doing, by referring TO act No. 10
Of the Session Laws OF 1877 fully set
ties the matter of doing any kind of
sec1lar business on the Sabbath. The
following is the full text of the act:
Sec. l. The people Of the State OF
Michigan enact. That section one of
chapter fifty-fve Of compiled laws Of
eighteen hundred and seventy-one, be-
ing compiler's section one thousand
nine hundred aud eighty-four, be 80
amended as TO read "a follows:
(9s4 Sec. 1. No person shall keep
open his shop, or workhouse or shall
10 any manner Of labor, business or
work, oi be present OF any dancing or
any public diversion. show or enter
tainnnent, or take part in any sport,
game or play, on the first dBy OF the
week. The foregoing provisions shall
not apply to works Of necessity and
charity, nor 20 the making OF mutual
promises of maarrige nor To the solem-
nization Of marriages. And every Per.
son so offending shall be punished by
fine rot exceeding ten dollars for each
offence.
Approved March 2, 1874.
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On Pennsylvania railroad b
Of a thriving Pennsylvania town,
daughter of O wealthy lumber mer-
chant, was travelling in the same car
with a shrew old citizen of her nativ5
town and an agreeable gentleman from
the West, who tells the story. The
latter had been talking TO the belle,
but as the night drew on and the young
lady grew drowsy, he gave up his seat
to her, and placed himself beside the
somewhat cynical Pennsylvania. The
latter began conversation by pointing
10 high mountain, past which they
we're whirliDg, and said, lyon see that
mountain? Six or eight years ago IL
was covered with as fine forest as ey-
er grew, and worth $4,000 and mp
ward. Now, without tree, covered
with stumps. the land is scarcely worth
cent. The net produce of that
mountain lies over there in that seat, "
and he pointed over to the recumbont
belle. at has just absorbed all OF
that lumber, which her father owned,
70 raise and educate that girl, pay for
her clothes and iewelry, bring her out
in society, and maintain here there. -
some of you young men, il You were
given your choice between the noun
tain yonder, Is it now stands, and the
net produce on that seat. would take
the net produce; but, as for me, give
me the stamps.
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Archery t1us&

Archery clnba oi from seveu l. III.
teen members, both ladies' aud gentle
men. co-ld be formed oil over the
country more easily, 40 less expense.
ani with fsr better results than erick-
a, cgOauet, or baseball clubs. The
rules governing such Organizations
should be few aud simple. not uuliko
those ~ nae-olube. Prizes could te
onerol, aud medals Of chs-pionship
adopted. Onca brought into publ
notice and fairly established. 30 spU .
or gsmc would bc half 20 popular On
pe4mauent. IL has in 10 ali tive ~. .
ments ol desirable psstime and recr .
alton. The physical exercise u better
than fencing. boxing, or lifting. a
has cvtTy feature a al exciting con :
petiiive game, II attended with no dam
Ger. and "shows or the human form
90 tho very best advantage-all iis 20
ses ben 2 those Of grace, ease and pov :
or comb ned. A lady who has made
herself handy With the bow nQyer
looks go well as when ia the &C; of
shooting. In England, archery has
long b., n cultivated by ladies aud gen.
liemeu, and esteemed fit sport fOf the
geniee 81 and most cultured Glasses.
II Maurice Thompson, in Scribner for
July.
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New pnaimn. Enjoy s~mmer.

We observe with a sense OF admir1-
ton, which resembles euvy as the mist
resembles tho rain, the manner and ca
pacity Of the Washoe Indians enjoy
ment of this balmy June weather.
The buck aborigino takes more solid
comfort than the female of his tribe.
Here and again the latter IL found with
a huge burden OF green tules, freshly
cut, on her back. This Ia her spring
poplin; her rosewood cradle; her mar
ble-top bureau; her cambria shams
with Cluny lace insertion. But Mr..
Buck, with true masculine indifference
TO domestic affairs, forgetting rhat
"man must work and woman must
weep" lays himself down upon the
sun-warmed earth, upon the grass, up
on the sidewalk, anywhere in the inyit-
ing air, prone upon his broad and man
ly stomach, and sleeps away the cares
which infest the day. Now and then a
group may be seen taking IN the mild
destinations OF willow-stick monte;
but the preference is given 10 natures
sweet restorer, balmy sleep. Such may
not be as enuobling an occupation as
tending the fiocks which bleat for mere
copy, but IL We are not in candor
bonud to confess that there are mo-
ments when the weariness imposed by
the eristless treadmill makes ore look
with complacency at these happy heal
thy vagabonds, then there is no truth
in the editorial ohair.-l Carson New
Appeal.
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sessn:Ks SEA WEED roRlc.

IA the atmosphere experienced here during
- summer months. the lethargy produced BY
the heat takes away the desire for wholesome
food. and frequent preparations reduce bodily
iujary. particularly those suffering from the ef-
fects OF debl.italng diseases. IN order % keep
a natural hoalthful activity OF The system We
must resort TO artificial means. For this purpose
schencss Sea Weed Tonic Is very eheciuaL
few doses VIII create an appetite and give fresh
vigor 90 the enervated body. For Dyspepsia Il
a invaluable. Many enlgens physicians have
doubted whether dyspepsia can be permanently
cured by the drugs which are gonerally employ
ed for that purpose. The Sea Weed Tonic In its
nature is totally diHerent from such drugs. IL
contains no corrosive minerals or acids; IA fact
it assists the regular operations OF nature, aud
supplies her deficiencies. The tonic In It's na-
tnre 80 much resembles the gastric ju!ce that u
h almost Identical glth that nu.d. The gastric
Juice = the natural solvent which, IN healthy
condition of the holy, causes the fcod 20 he dl-
.esiel; and when this juice Is not exercised IN
sufficient qualities. Indigestion. wl.h all lis dis
tressing symptoms, follows. The sea Wees
Tonic performs the aury of the gastric inice
when The latter is dencieut scheucks sea " col
funic, soid 10y All drugglsts. Ly!nO
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Que or ..o OF the morning papers
are endcavoriug % manufacture q sen
saliop out OF the alleged arrival ia this
rity of Mr. James Gordon Bennett,a ,and
have iuqrired anxiously OF the District
Attorney what steps lie should take ia
The matter. For the Information oi
those interested, 10 may not he auhiss
10 slate that each and al OF the princi-
pals and participants II the Bennett
NAY dnci eau walk Into any criminal
ssurt in this country without fear Of
arrest, for the staple reason that the
District Attorney has not been able 90
obtain a particle Of Testimony against
them, and consequently 10 indictments
have been found. DIR. Phelps action
IN refusing to testify before tho Grand
Iury having been sustained by the
courts. sll others concerned can adopt
similar course, aud refuse 70 give
evidence on a matter which might tend
~ criminate themselves As tho c-se
pow siands, neither Messrs. Bennoii
nor Nav. nor any Of the seconds in the
duel. need fear molostatiou.
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NkrictIY Confidential.

my folks are going to the country
IN be gone oil SUMNER enthusiastic
ally exclaimed little girl yesterday as
she met another on Cass avenue.
"Your pa must be awful rieh," re-
piled the second.
"Oh, no. he isn't. but il You'll never
tell anybody I'll tell you something. '
"I never will-hope TO die il do. "
"Well, then, pa was telling ma that
we'd oil go out 10 Uncle Johns. Ma
she'll work for her board. pa will work
in the saw mill, I'll pick berries and
ude horse 10 plow corn, brother Tom
will go round with lightning-rod
man, and while you folks are in the aw-
iul heat well be putting on airs and
fixing over our old clothes for fall. -
Don't you tell, now, for ma is saying
to everybody that she must have the
country nir TO restore her shattered
nerves. II Free Press.
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About Gas.

Orsi isa name applied to fluids in a
state Of permanent elasticity; the word
is generally supposed 3 be OF German
derivation, meaning iroth and foam
hence It's admirable application 10 indi-
yiduals whose mental faculties expand
until they froth, foam or lose their
original substantially.
Gas is m indispensable article in the
composition Of Insurance companies,
railroads and corporations gel esally.
the stocks 81 savings banks aud steam
boat lines a.r often inflated with q
aul az : ,me kinds Of gas, used for pur-
poses of imitation are much lighter
than air, u is not tc be wondered at
that 80 many u these enterprise g.
up."
The gas manufactures Is usually -
pretentiDus public philanthrOpist Un-
der the prateuse OF developing tho re
sources Of the nation, and making the
wealth of the world accessible to all,
no ia continually plotting aud schem
ing % enrich himself by bringing beg
gary upon others. To tho crcdulous
consumer he always appears to be cn.
gagged In stupeudons enterprise, and
he talks ns fainiiiariy OF hls milllonA a-
vandorbilt or Astor; he becomes, IL
fact, a sOi Of polar star, about which
the lesser lnminaries reyolvo 10 their
respective orbits.
Every nan of ordinary intelligence
and ambition has an innate desire t.
expand, that "a, to increase has knO1l-
eixe, possessions aud power. This il
laudable desire, IL be expands IN pro
portion % his strength aud ability
The reason why 50 many men fail IL
business j., that they 80 on expanding
and expanding their enterprises, until
lhey lose their substantially. aud, like
immense soap bubbles, burst Esunder
and the world knows them 40 moro.
The country 10 full Of enterprises IN
a state Of dangerous expansion; what
wonder is IL that confidence 4 destroy
ed, that business Is par-lyzcd, and thai
50 very mauy are bitterly complaininr
II being ont of employment. out ol
money, and Of the hard times. go En-
gene J. Hall.
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VEGETINE.

TIRE range of disorders which yield o. the IN
duence - !his medicine. snl the number W de
dued diseases which q never fa.,s 70 cure, Gfe
greater than any other single medicine has been
hitherto recommended 10y any other than the
proprietor. uf some guack nOsirrlU. These dis
eases are ~rrufnla aul CTuQtse diseases tni 7 n
murs. Kheumatism, G0ut Neuralgia, an9 Npiral
I1mplsluts. ami ali inf4mnla'oTy symptoLa'
Ulcers. ali svphiutIc diseases, kidney aud niad.
der = seaacs. nropsy. the whole train ~ l4iLinl
di-0rtlsfr which a. generally anilct American
women. a ud which carry annually tAonsAhis ul
them 90 premature graves; Dyspepsia, tfai --l-
yersai curse 90 American manhood, Ucafinufu,
piles, Constipation. Nervousness, luahIi'! 20
sleep, and impure h.ooL
Thisis Formidable lIst % human ailments Tor
auy single medicine 90 successfully attack. and
10 T. not probable that any one article before the
plhiic hlz the power % care the quarter of them
except Negetine. n iavs the axe az tac root ~
Tie tree of disease ~ rr,i eliminating every im-
purity 81 the blood, promoting IT, sf'f' 't'usi
Opellng tho lofes-ihe sseet so. ats Nslfss oi
the yslcm-inylg0ratiE the liver 90 IT, fu.l aud
natural action, cleansing the stomach aLd
strengthening digestion. This much accoul-
p.i-h.i the speedy hud the permanent cure ~
not uuy The diseases Ne have enumerated. uut
likewise the whole train 81 chronic and const!1u-
uJual dizordcrs, is certain % follow. Ihls u
precisely WHIST Negeilue does. aud % docs ], -
aui1kiy. ant N easily, that 70 O. 81 accomplished
fact almost before the patient is aware OF =.
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Tie absence Of Gen. Grant snd NJ.
picrrepont from the funeral of NJ.
MOTLEY is referred 90 by Hr Conway
in his last letter to the Cincinnati Com.
oercial. He says: Ny own susri-
zion ia that Mr. Pierropont really did
aot have timo 10 give ht attention TO
lhc matter Perhaps something may
Sc allowed Tor the exceptionally oner.
aus social duties which the visit Of
Cen. Grant has entailsd on Mr.. and
Mrs. pierropont II has been the long
at and most persistent case OF lioniz-
ing which Ioudon has knoNn for ma.
ny . day. The English have got the
idea that they are complimontiug
America, ard settling all tho differences
n a century sponging them of the
slate of time and history. They are
doing Il mp in style. There IL not a
iav bot brings its splendid lunch. it,
stately dinner and its closing reception.
Mr. rierrepont has dodged nothing,
and has shown a commendable tact. -
Hc j. making a good impression On
Americans as we'll as on the English.
I am led 30 say 80 much for Mr.. Pierre :
ID 1nt because l zee that he IL beir Z
cfiicisod in some (American) Quarters,
A. being unduly uppish IN the matter
4 ancestry aud overload of the IT,
tled,'
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VECEtNE
is Ny FAMILY
MI z EDICIN n e; /;
t&ish no Other.

TrcN ipEkCt, Alf1i - iHst.
Ns "A r SrTVEN--psar sir when J WIS
about wears of age hum0f broke out upon me
which my mother tried tu cure by giving LIE
herb teas and all other such Temcdlcs a. Nhe
anew oI but Il continued % grow wore until
dnsIly she consulted u physician, aud he sald
bsd the salt rheum, Hnd dOciored us Tor that
complaint Ito relieved ne soI2e, bat -ald
rngIi not be- permanently rurcd a. The disease
originated la The blood. ] remained great SUI
frr Tor several Ypars. until heard OF anl con-
suIte.I a physician. who said bsd tue scfO!alous
humor aud n ! would allow hiig ~ aoct"F iae hr
woult cure me. / fid ao. ah4 ne tvhIhructh
healing up nv sores and succeeded IN erecting
an external cufr, hut IN snort time the disease
anfrared again In n worse form thaa ever, as
rlIcCfOus humN., upon Nv lungs Ufoat ahd
head I suffered the most terrible Pain. aLt
there seemed 90 he no remedy, and ny friends
thorxAt must soun uie. when ny attention ~
TINE testimonial ~ Mrs. Nattrnunst, No. so
Athens street, south Boston, aud i, formerly Te-
aiding iu Sontn Boston and being persorhllf AE-
quaintad with her Apii knOVing her former zee
6ie health, l concluded would ~ the Negetiue.
After .ad taken = ..v BOTTLES " secmed 20
farcC the sores out Of Iny system. had rnuuibp
sores ia nv head which for ume were Acrl
pqiufni but / continued TO take tAd Negtune III
IN had taken about - BOTTLES, nv hralfh iia-
proving n the tine from the commencement %
Inc ifst btttlN. aud the sores 10 heal. com.
menccd taking NE Negefine In ls13. and contlu-
ued n. constant use tor s!N mouths. AZ the
present tlme nv health - better than X ever hSs
been since ! WAS d child. The segenne is what
lriprd me, aud most eouiiAly recommehd "
20 an sufferer especially ny fuends had
been sufferer for over ~ ytars, And untll used
the Vpgrune found nn remedy; now Use 10 as
my family medicine, aud wish 20 othcf.
Mrs. B. &. COOPER
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Approved March 2, 1874.

A TExr APPLIKp.-A singular coipci-
dence occurred recently at Canton.
Massachusetts. Mrs. Ann Draper.
aged about seventy years, was perus-
ing the fourteenth chapter Of the book
Of job. After reading the fifth verse.
she paused. with the remark that her
head felt strangely. Tue verse is as
follows: Seeing his days are deter
mined. tho number OF his months are
with thee; thou has appointed his
bounds, that he cannot pass. Imme-
diately upon finishing this Mrs. Ora
per lost consciousness, and death was
almost instantaneous.
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A. UxsrrrLED QUEsuoN.-"les he
lid'r "No ne didn't oither!' well,
what did they fill his glass for them
And the waiter s-enrs n vas empty
Fhen ne cleared awey.' well, J
0npss Nra HAYES ought 10 kroE, aud
s,e avs he never tonched a drop IN his
life" "Why man Who vas there saw
aim arain hts glass aud ask Tor more.
aid a friend Il mine, who sat WITHIN
Ak varls a him, kept hIs eye on him
al tue while. aud will swear that ~
Iook nothing bat ice-vaier Gcnile-
men. this thing can only hc settled by
4. eie..ar.l commission. and then bal
tie peaplo won't accept their coneiu.
siou.-l Boston Traveller.
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ARAPD CHASoEo or SUBJECTS. There
were two of them hanging over tie
front gate the other night. She was
standing within the yard aud he on the
Sidewalk outside, both leaning on the
top rail, and apparently as happy as
two pigs in n cornield. He was say
ing, "Now, ny own little darling,
sweet idol Of my soul, whose image is
ever on nv heart" when he saw the
old man coming down the front wa L.
and Continued i'm a different strain,
The potato bugs haven't destroyed
our crops SO much since we purchased
Paris green, and you wiz find also that
cabbages can DO raised better on q
richer soil" The old gentleman heard
Il, and turned back, saying, as he en-.
tered the house, These young people
take more interest in agricultural Of.
fairs ths. people generally suppose.
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CAvNr DO IT, Voc Know. One Of
the royal family has sent us a paper
with this item marked: The Princess
Beatrice "a twenty. and has not had an
oaor OF marriage" We understand
the matter perfectly, and readily per
ccive the deep intent Of the item, bat
Il wont move us, not hair. We are
poor aud without station, but we shail
never forget the teachings Of fond
mother. She never told us 10 marry a
Princess. aud while ve have health and
strength it shall be our proud boast
tha. ve ne-eE vent averse 20 those ear
ly trainings. No, Beatrice, We shall
never, never we'd Princess.
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A LOVERS TRAoEpT.-Fsytown, Yer
mont, has been shocked by a romantic
tragedy. Daniel Wheeler and Miss
Adams were 10 have been married, but
she was induced by her family 10 break
the engagement, and TO restore TO her
lover his letters aud all his gifts. He
returned directly homo, took his gun,
and went into wood and shot himself
in the heart. And now Miss Adams is
crazy with grief. and VOWS her deter
nina.ion oi joining her iOver in ths
spirit lnnd.
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4 DEFHxpANr's PoEN TO E JUBr. =
The Boston Herald seys that jury OF
The Superior Criminal Court, that city,
retired g. its room fow days since.
,nd not being able 10 agree foT some
asie went o. dinner IN charge Of of.
era. While thev wera con tie sux.
Gus bat Humorous q felGs &C., who
les;iniea rc in The hseds oi he ab-
cat cr g y aned the following:
sGenfea.et oi ,he ju-y-ye twei mcr eCod
and iruc--
lcaf you're ret'ing fpll a 10 oings While
here Tm getting blue
Did you agree not 10 sxsse anst go got .
te Ia
- the- vhe- you ba no rei ca
} had reed
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Al trains dany except suuIay.
CONVECTION.

AZ 1acErnn-CI0sc connections are Wais with
Michigan central. Jackson, Laus.as sas.ilas,
Grand luver alley. ana Michigan ir lAle Ell.
roads.
~ Jouesyllle-Wilh Lake Shore . Michigan
Southern Railroad.
AZ Baukers-Wlth Detroit, Iulis,iai- south
W cstern Railroad.
AZ Waterloo win Lake SHORE = Michigan
Southern .Alr Linel.
~ Auhurn Inuction--Wtth Detroit. rel Rive
A Illinois anil baltimore IS Ohio Railroad
~ Fort Wayne--Wlth Ptfsuurg, Fort wayne
ChicaT0, Toledo, wabash q ~ estern, Fort n a} ne
Muucle a Cincinnati. aud Cincinnati, Richmond
a Fort Wayne Railroads.
=. Is. LOOMS. Pres and CENT Manager.
g. h HOOPER. Geu. Ticket AGENT
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Tralus are run ~ Chicago time. which n -
minutes slower than Detroit and Cleveland time
Az trains run q 81, except ~uuiAYs.
CONNECTIONS. Close connections m a1e al p
sl.utL with NJ &. X. II. FOR au points east aud
west. A. Manchester with JACKSON BranCh q
l. = 4 NJ. :. u. u. ~ hlsdalc. with l.. ;. n.
y r. Al bankers, with II. " .. :. X. r,
for points north aA1 solth.
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NrssrD TIs ANA year ago ool.
ere graduate Rad an essay ertit'el
The Tsua Aims Of Jrrrus iisro." He
uaN editing n p,'eut-ontside news
aper, and last we 4 called a hrail er
+, tor On abnormal idiot. vi se l-f-
sncy ~ brains j. mnre tssn ca,DYa n-
sasr. hv wealthy -"tiuvU N % zen !"
-. .No1islovn Herald.
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LAKE. STORE & RYCH sou MICH
CEgTRAL-JAC CRS0N6 ~.
AYNE- u. u. 4 ].


~ Michigan Accomm pi8tion, going West,
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids
Train at Whue Pigeon.
So Mail aBd Night Express trains going east,
connect Win Trains for Dctrot. ~ Adhan.
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Leave
Columbus ~ 90 a. ~ hl0 y. VI. lt.it A. a.
Arrive 90
T0ieiO ....s4oP.M f0Srn 80 A. ~
Lam. s. Tr4ius from Detroit and mair
ond AIT Line, n. A Y. NJ. aud jackson trains ar
riving IN Toled0 make connection with the two
Express trains which leaves fhe Fcunsyivia Cos
uepot-thC Omnibus Line making The transfer
from union depot N ~ minutes.
Direct connections made IN Union Depot 81
Columbus Tor Newark, ZaucsViile, fiitsunTEl,
wheeling, Baltimore. washington aud lhllasifi.
phis ai-o. Tor Dayton ltnriur 20. Lunistille Az
AZ points south AMI southwest.
Palimau Drawing Funn All Slferlng I ar
frou Coiumi,us tn Baltimore, washington ana
philade nhia, without ci angr.
Trains viii arrive aud deytrr from Toledo az
rsnnsyiraaia Cos depot Water street, f9st "
VA. MILLS. Gen. Ticket Agent
crfANn SNf fu. Gen sup q
NJ. AZ. CREME, Fresiient.
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DETROIT. HILLSpALE a SOUTH
WESTERN g.. n.
Trains win lesvcthe stations named. "a follows,
from aud after June ggth. lsss.