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NEGEIINE.

The runse OF dssonicrs which yield 20 the m
huence Of this meiieine, and the pumber OF de-
Hned diseases which II never fail. 20 cure, are
greater than any other single medicine has been
hitherto recommended by any other than the
propTietors OF some qnAck nostTam- Ihese dls-
eases are scrofula and eruptye diseases and iu.
NOR, Rheumatism. Cont, Neuralgia, ami rpinal
Complaints, aud all infammAtory symphonic;
Ulcers, all Syphilitic diseases, Kidney and bAi.
der diseases, DTopey, the whole train OF painful
Disorders which 90 generally Afnict American
women. a nd which carry annually thoneaDds oi
them % premature graves; Dyspepsia, that uni
vsrsAl curse of American manhood, Heartburn,
Piles, CONSTIPATION. Nervousntss, liability 70
sleep. and impdre blood.
This Is q forridsbie list OF human ailments for
any single medicine 10 successfully attack. and
t IL not probable that any one article teiore toe
public has the power 10 cure the qaArtef OF them
except vegetine. IL lays the axe at the root OF
the tree OF disease by fret eliminating every iul-
parity Of the blOo-i, promoting The secrvtions,
openlBg he p0res-tho gresi escape Naves oi
the o. igorating the liver 70 rs fnll and
natural action, cleansing the stofntch aDo
stre agheuipg digestion. This much aceon-
plishef, the specify anf the permanent cur 81
not Only the diseases VIC have enumerated, buf
likewise the whole train Of chronic and constitu.
tionsl Disorders, IL certain 70 follow. THIS u
precisely what Vegotiue does, adj 10 does y 40
quickly, and 80 easily. that ~ u 90 accompanies
fact almost before the patient II Ewarc VI IL
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a sresuls Camp ss $40 LsAss. Cap
sured.

CmcAoo, June 5.-The following has
been received here:
uEapQU ARrFRsY ELLOwsroNR COMMAND,
cAsToSsfsr At -ToSorr hvis s.s " ~ iu,.5
On the 7th inst. the hostile Sioux
camp Of $40 lodges, under Lame Deer,
was surprised. captured aud destroyed.
Four hundred and fifty horses, mules
and ponies were captured and fourteen
Indians left dead on the field, includ.
ing the principal chief, leader and head
warrior, Iron Star. Our loss Ia: Killed
Private Charles A. Martindale and
Frank Glockowsky, Company 7, Sec-
ond Cavalry; privates Peter Lewis and
Charles Springer, Company H, Second
Cavalry. Wounded: Second. Lieut..
VIM. Fuller, Second Cavalry, right
shoulder; private Samuel Fryer, Com
pany II, Second Cavalry, right arm; (;
private Wm. Osmer, Company +. SEQ
ond Cavalry, right hand; private An
drew Jeffers, Company q, Second Cav
airy, in the scalp; private Patrick Ry-
an, Company q. Second Cavalry, left
arm; private Thomas Is. Gilmore, Co.
II, Second Cavalry, neck; private Fred
Wilkcs, Company L, Second Cavalry,
left hand, and private William Leon.
ard. Company L, Second Cavalry. chin.
The wounded are in comfortable con-
dition. Report forwarded by mail.
(Sigued) NELSON A. MrLEs,
Colonel Commanding.
fNorE. is the first Official in
telligsnce OF the battle received ut mii-
itary headquarters.
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Hon. W. W. Murphy. formerly
American Consul General at Frankfort,
and resident OF Jonesville, Michigan,
writes from Frankiorton-the-Main as
follows:
This country is in deplorabls con-
dition. Labor is dear and poor in
quality. Provisions keep up at high
prlces, and the Germans do not take
advantage OF the hard times to reduce
the price of manufactured goods as We
do, and the result is that England,
France and America export to rs large
quantities OF goods, and the manufac-
turers here are suffering terribly.
Wages have doubled since first came
eut here, in 1851. but workmen have
deteriorated in many respects. Mer-
chants have made but little money the
past two years. while the big standing
army OF the country is eating out the
substance Of the people. i think it
will not be long before We shall see
American beef and pork sent here as to
England, from our country, as IL can
be afforded much cheaper aud is bet
ter than that here. a.-Canned (Chicago)
corned beef, ham and tongue are TO be
found all over Europe, and their
cheapness and goodness astonish the
natives. Corned beef is q new thing
here, the Gcrmsns never having used
il. Our cotton goods, too are sold
everywhere and much admired. but i
fear prices will rise so on our side that
this trade will be stopped. The Rus
~ n . A. = l.
here in the provision line TO almost
famine prices, and il has knocked down
most Of the speculative stocks from 10
10 20 per cent. United States bonds
fell only about 2 per cent.
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Medical.


SRA wEBD rosIc, AND MAsprAxE PIILA-These
medicines have undoubtedly performed more
cures OF Consumption than any other renedy
known 20 the American public. They are oorn-
pounded OF vegetable Ingredients. AMI contain
nothing whlch can be Injurious 10 the human con
stltuiion. Other remedies advertised ~ cures
Tor Consumption. probably contain opium. which
Il somewhat dangerous drug In Al cases. and
II taken freely by eonsumpuve patienis. u mnst
do great injury; Tor ~ tendency s 10 oon1ns the
morbid matter In the system. which OF course.
must make . cure imp p,sssole. schencks Pul
monte syrup is warranted not 20 contain parti-
Gle OF oplulns u is composed OF powerful hat
harmless herbs. which act on the lungs. liver.
stomach, ami blood. ami thus correct all morbid
secreciiOns. and expel all the Diseased mater
from the boiy. These arc tho oniy means by
which Consumption can be carei. AMI -
scbeDcks y rnlmouio syrup. Sea weed TcnIc, ana
Mandrake Pills are the only medicines that oper-
ate In this way. it 10 oovious they are the only
genuine cure for Pulmonary Consumption. Each
bottle OF this invalmsblc medicine is sccomps ni-
ei By fnll directions. Or. sehenck 10 profession
ally at his principal once. corner sixth and Arch
Streets. PhlisdciphiA> every Monday. where al
letters for advise must he sddrcssed.
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A letter from 81. Petersburg in the
Vienna Tagblatt says the distress
among tho lower classes in Russia is
daily increasing. The commercial
crisis. wkicb causes the failure of nu-
mcrona banking and mercantile hcuaes
has been followed by an industrial
crisis. Some Of the largest factories
have been closed, and thousands Of
men and women are out Of work. In
~. Petersburg and vicinity no fewer
than 10. 90 artisans depend on the
Government or private bcnsvolence for
the means Of existence; and at Moscow,
the c~ntcr Of Russian industry. 1000
workmcn have bcen reduced to beg
aary--to say nothing Of the multitude
II clerks Who have lost their employ
ment In consequence Of the closing Of
ibanks and meschants' oflces. The
spuseal distrsss has been much incress.
"a by the inundation which occurred
In various pazb Of ths empire last
nsofh
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HUMOROUS ITEMS.

Contentment 10 is true philosophers
stone. The poor are rich that have it
and the rich are poor without it
Alexis wears No. 10 boot, says the
Washington Star. The question 10.
how did the reporter fnd il ont.
An Omaha man attempted 10 chas-
tise his wife the other day, and she
knocked him down and stepped on
him.
Luvers will manage TO liv on Inv for
q very long time, with an occasional
chance at beefstake and onions. Josh
Billings.
A Hoboken woman is so cles My that
she uses two rolling pins--one for the
pie crust, aud the other for her hus-
bands head.
Miss Elizabeth Errety, OF st. Cloud
Mimi, has fallen heir TO million dol
lar estate in England. "Give us Lib
Errety or give us death"
"Here, James, take this ksy, rope
ladder and parachute. and show the
gentleman up to ,l52. Lunch at "a,
m., sir, if you can't sleep"
A daughter wept bitterly while Wit
Messing the opera of paul and vir-
ginia." Don't cry" said her father,
they can earn 5000 francs every
night" s 49,
A Connecticut woman took her Hve
year old boy to visit playmate who
was down with the measles, that he
might take tho disease while he Was
young "and have it through with"
Growing boy on the fence to boy on
the walk: "You amt got no baby st
walk TO boy on the fence: 'T don't
care; our dog has got six pups, sha-a'
Two acquaintances meeting on wee
day, one greeted tho other with,
Beautiful rain, thisi Fetching thinGs
out OF the ground" Second friend
idisconsolately|-"H not sir-hope
notl Got two wives there, sir"
Children are sent into the world 70
teach ms how lovely angels are; bnt
when man finds himself pasted 70 the
seat OF chair by a piece Of spruce
gum, he never thinks of this. Rome
Sentinel. .-4s-.
A boy In Milton, Massachusetts,, Who
went fishing the other day, canght
twenty smeits, and was fined twenty
dollars and cost for the oHense. He
thinks it didn't pay, and win catch no
more smelts until next fall. Esr 'a 4
An Albany gentleman attempted 70
expcl an unruly guest at a party givsn
in honor Of his dsnshtert wedding.
A policeman came in and, fading the
hoet making all the noise, arrested him
and locked him up until morning.
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How n Ysung ssnsssna Oes wess-
81 from Ets Csps.

A young wife in Michigan had Just
got settled In her new homo. All
seemed fair and promising. for she did
not know thstthe husband was drunk
ard. But one night he came home at
a late hour and much the worse from
liquor. When he staggered into the
house, the wife, who was greatly shock
ed. told him he was sick and to lie
down Mt once; and in q moment or two
he was comfortably settled on the sofa
in a drunken sleep. His face was q
reddish purple. his breathing was
heavy, and altogether he was pitiable
looking object. The doctor was sent
for post haste, and mustard applied TO
his feat and hands. When the doctor
came, aud felt his pnlse. and examined
him, aud found that he Was only drunk.
lac said:
"He will be all right in the morn
ing"
But the wifo insisted that he was
very sick, and that severe remedies
must be used.
"You must shave his head aud apply
blisters," she urged, "or i vii send
for some one who will.
The husbands head was accordingly
shaved closely and blisters applied. -
The patient lay all tight in drunken
sleep, and Notwithstanding the blisters
were eating into the flesh, 10 was not
till near morning that he began 10 beat
about, disturbed by pain.
About daylight he walked up 20 a
most uncomfortable Consciousness of
blistered ngonies.
"What does this mean, he said pnt.
ting his hands 70 his bsndaged head.
lie still--you mustn't STIR" said
the wife. lyon have been very sick"
II am not sick.
"Oh, yes you are; you have the brain
fever. We have worked with You 81
night"
"I should think yon had" eroAned
the poor victim. Whats the matter
with my feet1"
"rhsy are blistered."
"well, I'm better now. tsho OF the
biisters. DO" he pleaded piteously.
He was ia most uncomfortable
state his head covered with sores aud
his feet and hands were still worse.
Dear" hs said, groaning. ''if !
should ever get sick in this way again.
don't be alarmed or send for the doc.
tor. and above oil don't blister me
again"
"Oh, indeed I will-ali that saved
yOu we're the blisters, aud IL you ever
should have another such spell / should
be more frightened than ever--for taa
tendency ] am sure IL 20 apoplcxy. and
from ths next attack you would be
likely 10 die, uuless there we're the Sc
ver-st measures used"
lie made no further defence; suffice
to SAY he never had another attach.
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DEATH IN DESTRUCTION.
A Tornado Tumbles Churches,
School Houses and stores.
ALSO tse REslDEsCEs-a KILL
KD AND ioo WOUSDED.

Mousr CARMEL, ILL.,, June O. tor
nado passed over our town at $50 yes
terday afternoon. carrying terrible de-
struction with it, II started at the
foot OF Fourth street, and swept every
house or building on that street for
half mile; then changed its course;
then went up the river. The Metho-
dist Episcopal aud Presbyterian
churches, the court house, Il. Perkins.
A. Q. Edgars'. and NJ. j.. Habberton's
fine business houses are total ruins,
beside one schoolhouse and some sew
cnty dwellings.
fourteen dead bodies wcrs found up
TO last night, besides four others known
10 be buried In the burning debris Of
Parkins' block. aud two OF the wound
ed. who have died from their injuries.
IL IL estimated that there are not less
than one hundred aud hfty wounded.
several OF whom will probably die.
The loss OF property 10 estimated ct
not less than 500, 900, probably more.
At the time OF the storm whole roofs
81 houses conld DO secn flying two or
three hundred feet in the air. and car.
ried away.
The most prominent buildings de-
stroyed by the hurricane were the court
house, two newspaper offices. three
churches. ono tho hnest In Southern
Illinois, two schoolhouses, about 20
business h0nses; about one hundred
residences were destroyed OF damaged
by wind or fire. The loss is estimated
at from three hundred thousand 10 half
a million dollars.
The same storm damaged hundreds
Of buildings in other towns lying ia its
pathway. At Mattoon. Ills. the resi-
dence Of Willie wslkap WAS thrown
into the street and turned bottom side
up, wounding Mrs. Walkup seriously.
vIscKxSEs, Ind. June 6.-About
$40 yesterday afternoon Mount Oar.
mel. III. . thriving town Of about
5000 inhabitants, situated twenty
miles southwest Of this place. on the
Cairo 4 Vincennes Railway, was struck
by q tornado Of violence and appalling
in results, almost DESTROYING the town.
The most prominent buildings destroy
cd were tho court house. three church.
90, twenty business houses. and two
school houses. Besides these $50 resi-
dences were destroyed or damaged.
either by wind or fire.
After the tornado had passed the
town took FIRE. and soms damage was
done in this way. Vincennes respond.
ed TO the call for all by sending one
6Te engine.
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On Monday right the household Of
Gen. Phil Sheridan was thrown into .
state Of confusion. Certain swaddliug
garments were brought forth. An sd-
dition was expected in Pills family
ranks. There were just clothes enough
Tor one. But pair came and bad 70
be garmented. ..s -,
General, I trust that you win par
don me for tamperipg with yossr fani-
ly affairs" said . reporter, ''but IL 10
understood that you are . father.
Yes" said the little General, brigh-
taning up. "and q happy one. too. All
that boihers me-, however, h that I
made wrong calculation. I expse1sd
one while two came. They are girls st
that. and bouncing ones in the bargain.
The babes being both Of The female
persusion, ths General cant make ~
my officers ont of them, and hs u -
riously contemplating making them
both goddesses of liberty. - Chicago
Post r-r.rn s...r.s. .a.....t - A.
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STATE NEWS.

The first strawberries were shipped
from st. Joseph 10 Chicago on June j.
A FREQ Methodist camp-meeting is
10 be held near Spring Arbor, CON-
mencing on the 18th inst.
Prof. I. 8. Townsend declines n re-
engagement as Teacher OF penmsnship
in the Saginaw schools and is about 10
start bank.
Mr.. James Taylor has shown Us some
wheatstalks from his farm which had
over forty insects in one stalk kala-
mazoo Telegraph.
Anthony Mequin was killed at Jack
son on the 4th inst. by being crushed
between the bob Of stesm-pump and
the door Of the pump-house.
Fourteen Grand Rapids saloon. keep
ers were arrested ON the ith inst, IN.
der the new Law for keeping their sa-
looms open on Sunday.
Mr.. T. 8. Applegate, oditor OF the
Adrian Times. has been summoned TO
the bedside Of his father, a. Rome, N.
Y, who lies at the point Of death.
John Brenau, employed at Mason's
steam saw-mill, Mnskegon, while oiling
the gang edger, on the lst inst, had
his right arm caught by the saw and
completely cut of below the elbow.
Pete Hulit, wife and two children, Of
Fish Lake, near Lapeer, were severely
poisoned from eating mandrake greens.
Medical assistance was procured and
they viii probably recover.
The Howell Republican says: A trip
through 1ngham and Clinton conn
ties last week convinced us that the
prospects for splendid crop OF wheat
we're never better in this State. Both
of these counties contnin az fine farms
m are TO be found in Michigan.
On, the night OF the LIST inst, gale
swept over Geneva, on the Kalamazoo
and South Haven Railroad, blowing
down trees and fences and twisting
roofs of some of the buildings. The
store formerly owned by Bixby & Pot
ter was considerably racksd by the
wind.
Mr.. W. A. Shinkman, Of Grand Rap
ids, on Saturday received magnificent
solid coin silver cup, being tho frat
prize offered az the recent Internation-
Al Chess Tournament for composers OF
chess problems. The second prize was
won by an Enghshman and the third
by Scotch player.
Mr @. X Eddy, Numbering on the
Rife, informs us this afternoon, that
the nre reached his timber on Sunday
and burned over 1000 acres OF pine
timber aud destroyed about zoo, 600
feet OF logs which were banked. He
also lost two camps. which he says can-
not be replaced for less than esoo The
Gre a still raging, and he expects that
400 acres more Of nice pine will be
burned over to-day. He had 90 men
AgLting Gre. bat says they could not
retard lis progress in the least. Mr..
Eddy came out here this forenoon
with yoke Of cattle, the only thing
saved around his premises, and was
completely exhausted. His loss n not
] less than 90, 900. --lSsginau Courier
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0OixG NoRTa.
AL trains daily except sabiay.
CONNECTIONS:

AZ -Eck-0n-Ctose connections are Inaae " "a
Michigan Central, JGcka0a, Lansing h Ssginaw.
ursni Eiver VALLEY, and Michigan n Line kai'-
rOssds.
Al Jonesvi.ie-wIh Lake shore 4 sieAissb
Soullern n6ilroad
Al BAIters-Wifh Detroit, nillAtaie oOt N
Western RahfOal.
At Watcrico-Nlth i4ko shors A Michigan
Southern ,AiT t-nrl
Al Auhura junctias-MNh nelrOlt- Eel River
A Illinois and baltimore Onto Railroad.
AT FO-f MHync-Nl!h Piitshsfg. Fort N0yne A
Chicago. TolCsln, wabash Neat.l q. art " ay ~.
Nnuoie Cincinnati, aud CilciauAL. AicilI.o,-'
A Fort Wayne Hsiiruafe.
r. ~. LOOMS, P!esT En'i Gems ~snAgu.
SIX HOOPER. Get. . lctet AGENT
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secretary ThOmpsoo vs- the
yaekass.

When Secretary n. W. Thompson
was q candidate for the Indiana Legis-
lature, his opponent op enc occasion
during the CANVASS determined TO
break the charm OF his speech. Ac-
cordingly, while Mr.. Thompson was
busily talking and his audience hang
ing on his words, q large donkey was
led near, which. when pricked, began
braying. and continued that eloquent
discourse for several minutes. Mr..
Thompson stood erect and never moved
q muscle Of his face till this vicarious
orator closed. He then very gavely
said: "This is not fair play. My com.
petitor might have waited until ] got
through. But as he determined other
wise, and has exhausted all his argu-
ments, will now proceed 10 answer
them" This hard but comical hit
raised shout Of laughter, and the re-
suit OF the contest was no longer
doubted by anybody. His opponent
was not only defeated, but ever after.
wards had attached to his name that OF
his four-footed advocate.
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Brother Gardner of Detroit had .
narrow escape from death. and was
narratiug his sensations 10 crowd OF
sympathixers. F1.i1t t4r
II 'nembered." he said. .sll nay bad
dee-is while I vss gviDe down. an ]
called out lat would live better hfe
IL se shock didn't kill me-.
In the group was . colored- n an
whose face frightened at these wor1a
and he soitly asked: .l..
"Brudder Gardner. doan' Jon mem
Der de ~ you borrosed O ne7'
II do.
,.Den pay than IL over. De shock
didn't kin you. and now begin on dat
better life" -.
Boulder yspes," solemnly replied
Cardner. "de shock didn't kill me
dead, but befo' pays out any money
Ize gwine 10 await de result on my per-
vous system. pears 70 be all right,
but possumly I may be fatally Injured
in some Of Dc esrnsrs and nes kaev 70
for amonth." ral lc as. :, :
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NUMBER 1897.
mlscELLAsEOUs.


Three men we're killed by a. exolo-
sion OF powder IN silvsr-ore eanasI
near Georgetown, Col, May 30.
Hughes and Mullins, tho Linoolp
tomb-robbers. were sentenced st
Springfield. May 80. TO one year In The
penitontiary.
dsngssously i'll OF a oongestive chill
His physicians forbid lis receiving
visitors.
" a., ....
a. A,ergnst, Instructor IN french
IN school Al Hartford. Conn. died OF
nydfopnooia NAY Oh. no was often
- b.s-
Maii-carraers aud teiegrapn-repairen
are Deing murdered Dy the Indians N
Arizona, near camp bornie. Troops
are In pursuit OF tho savages. "a. CO.
r,o .,,. .au;... x.;..,.
Da,'an..a.. ~ a. T...- =. =: " -
Mornts;n IN Cs,ss;s, ts,v;so,r
;a r.s,-,
VIZ % s.;I.s u yn. ~ .sJ essn
uy ,a,ra I ;.sn,s. vuse 1g Mn,cu ca 'vS 70
iinS isS o y ss. y. . 49,. ~
iy i1 A " '"" !" " 'A'1s
~ % Hi - ~ See ~
The strawberry CROP Of the south 10
very large On nm nuarts ha;ng dailv
aL;...,oI 2 ,r,l:..... - ~.s 1-.xI--s
sniPPcu 70 OuictSo Auu otuer nortuoFo
ports. They sell Tor nve cents quart
IN Memphis. @ ll lcbsfi -r
.xa,a;. ,.;. 49, au.,. ,,..,, l.
,o,i. Hss s laa" n,s vn i,r Tsnnosssa @
va ~ nH.
aon ' .na 'u1 h;s Ms.;5 a;do .,ao o n 80; a;s.;,ss
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Oh, We bed lss..., :. brave aud seas.

Oh, We haA hearts, a. brave aud tfne.
AZ them which lighter covering know;
Loves flowers bloomed Ia IA. pure and bright
A. II the yases were Of white.
And We had homcs, as sweet and rare.
As n our household gods were fair;
Bot Deaths was not the only dart
That came 10 break our Joys apart;
And We had souls, that saw the sky,
And board the angels stnging pigh.
but Oft In gloom our souls would cot
As II God had not found them yet
Columbia brought Ne from atar.
She chained Us 10 her triumph car;
She lashed us. toiling IT her feet;
She drove us. feftercd. through the street,
We prayed 70 her. "a prone We lay.
She turned har sorrowful face awayi
She glanced at us when sore afraid;
We rose. and rushed unto her aid
With faeos sank Into the grave. -
Black faces too. and al were brave.
Their red blood thrilled Coiumbia's heart
Il could DOT Lell tho Two apart
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Tralus are run by Chicago time, which Il ~
uiuutes slower than Detroit and Cleveland time.
Al trains run daily. except sundays.
CONNECTIONS. Close connections m ale ~ NT-
slant, with II. &. n. X. Tor ell points east AID
west. At Manchester, with Jackson Branch OF
l. s. A NJ. =. Il. ". At n'iisiale with l. :. & VI.
= X. Il. Al Bankers, with ~. W >. 3. H. r.,
FOR points north and soutA.
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Here. where the Nations domeA secure aud
high,
Point Freedoms fingers up toward freedom's
sky,
Here where, by green-aagged hill and aowsry
glade.
Campo eycrmorc the Nations dead brigade;
Here where our stars upon the day are tossed.
And cleaning hesdstonas tell u what they
cost;
Where triumphs gans are dscked With sor-
rows strain;
Let us hold converse with he Satico's sls!n.
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e1- Michigan Accommodation, going West
Connects with Kalamazoo ana UftBd Rapids
Train At White Pigeon. 81, 49, "a. -.
Ey- Mail and Night Express trains golng east,
connect with Trains for Detroit. Al Adrian
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LANSING DIVISION.
Trains wil leave the stations nafned, ~ follows
DETROIT. hiLLsDALE a souTN-
WESTERN Y. Y.

Trains w-r IsaSe u stations narDsc. % fof,o@s.
from aud amer May 18TH. ls77i
yyrssxani TrainA
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Miscellaneous.
AGENTS. WANTED.
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