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, 1877-04-28
MOUNT R.ILyIER

Silent and stern, thou mightyspcak,
With snowy frosted crest, y
Among thy canyons eagles shrek
Or soar from crag to nest,
Through thy lone wilds the panthers roam
In quest Of sleeping prey,
Or nOislcss steal buck to their home,
As morning heralds day.
Great Mount, see thy towering crest,
BY mOonbeams struggling light,
Like some great guardian in the West
Who guards the world by night
Thy gliotning sides like sparkling dew
NY gaze untired holds,
For beaHteous sights, each fair, each new,
Are in thy mantle folds.
Oh silent peak, wondering gaze
Upon thy summit grand,
| see thee through the moonllt haze
As at thy foot stand.
/ think upon the many tribes
Who've seen thy towering form,
Who oft have tempted thee with bribes
To stay the mountains storm.
But now, though clouds below thee spread
A mantle dark us night,
Thy snowy-white and glistenlng head
Is wreathed with purest light.
The stars seem Nesting in thy breast
Or gems in thy bright crown, [dressed-
Thou like some great king, 30 regally
Some monarch of renown,
We've seen the sun in beauty set
With brightest heavenly glow.
And on thy side he fingered yet
As II he would not 20.
We've watched the twilight chase his beams
Far up thy shining side,
From crlg to crag,- DER frozen streams,
Till each fair ray has died
Then in the quiet hush Of day
Again thy watch thOu'dst keep.
While tWiukling stars around thee play,
And earth seems all asleep,
Oh silent one, like human grief,
Thou'rt present every hour,
Thou watchest on without relief
Nor needs times changing power
Watch DER Earth, thou mighty peak,
Though Ilghtnings round thee play;
Or storm gods through thy caverns shrek
And clouds shut out the day,
Man sees thy fenthcry pine trees nod
BY winds thus wildly driven,
And learns from thee, that natures God
Rules Earth us well US heaven.
-Lenno
, 1877-04-28

Rev. J. r. THOMPSON preached here,
in the School house, last Sabbath. He
is sanguine that the next services will
he held in the new Church. The society
intend to send for hell, very soon
Brother r., will Immediately make a trip
east of the mountains, journeying as far
ss Lewiston, Idaho. We wish him a
pleasant Journey.
, 1877-04-28

We have received from the First Con.
grcgational Society, of Florence, Mass,
a history of the Society, u copy of its by
laws and its annual report, The pam.
phlet is embelishcd with drawing OF
Cosmian Hall, beautiful structure,
erected by the Society at II cost OF
100000. Every shade of opinion has
been represented by it's speakers, who
have occupied its platform the past
wear.
, 1877-04-28

THE Tacoma Herald gets on its high
horse at the threatened removal Of the
District Court from Pierce County.
That's right Get up few rows, some
swiudles, burglary or two, do some
blood letting, and everybody will he
willing to let the Court remain. Import
few lawyers brother Cook.
, 1877-04-28

MEssRs. CLARKE & WLBuRN attempt.
ed to drive this week. hut the water was
100 low in the Snoqualmie, and they will
he compelled to deter it until the next
June rise, in all probability.
, 1877-04-28

Mr.. JOHN ELwELL, JR., on the Syko-
mish, and Mr.. Jas. Duval, on the Sno'
luomir, have made successful drives
from their camps and the logs are now in
the boom above town, awaiting to be run
to Priest Point
, 1877-04-28

1t will take about three weeks to re-
dncc that mans head to its primor1inl
condition who went into the Portland
Bee office to whip the man who was re-.
spOnsible for "tlmt item"
, 1877-04-28

Mn. HuGU Ross. long and hvorably
known on the river, for many years the
principal log runner on the river, has re.
moved to Port Gamble, with his family,
and will hereafter be in the employ of
Puget Min Company.
, 1877-04-28

=. A, Woops from Park Place was in
town Tuesday. He offers valuable real
estate for sale. He has on hand II large
lot of ship kncrs of every dimension.
, 1877-04-28

NoTIcE.-On the 2lst OF April | an
nounced through the columns of the
STAR that was about to quit the praC-
rice Of medicine. Those indebted to me
must settle by the lst of June, or settle
With an attorney. \. G. Folsom.
, 1877-04-28

w. RI. VALE, of this place, has been en-
gagged by the Trustees of the Athencum
for one year, to work on the new build
ing. Every effort possible will he made
to have the upper floor so far advanced
rs to be occupied by the 4th of July,
next.
, 1877-04-28

A CURIOSITY. were shown pair
of elk horns by Mr. G. T, Harris, only st
inches long. The animal weighed 625
pounds after being dressed. The rudimen-
tnry horns had four distinct points. The
skull WIS one inch in thickness. At the
base they appear to be of ordinary size
of an animal five or six years of age.
The horns were, probably, broken by
fighting-hcnce the deformity. They
may bc seen at the Atheneum.
, 1877-04-28

BUYERS from the mills have been on the
vivcr, recently, and MS a consequence the
logs are timing out at the Point.
, 1877-04-28

Personal. Among the strangers in
town the past week, we noticed, w. IL.
White, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney of the
District Court, Ex-Mnyor Bailey Gatzer,,
head of the house OF Schwabuchrr & Co.,
of Seattle, j. II. Mcknight, Esq, OF
Seattle, Mr.. Missmer, photograph artist
B. Hrymunson, from the Pacific Jewelry
Company, of San Francisco, NJ. II.
Frost, Esq, of Mukilteo, James Long,
from Ccntlevill2, and Cupt, Hll, oil Sc.
attic, County Treasurer ot King County,
the latter guve Us IA very pleasant call,
also, D, G, Hill, Esq, County Auditor OF
Island County.
, 1877-04-28

THEY have had four Presidents in
Mexico, within the last year. The re-.
tnrning boards must have held perpetual
sessions.
THE large amount of logs to 20 this
week and next from tins river, will help
to improve the times very much.
, 1877-04-28
Financial Exhibits

or the Snohomish AthGncum, from its organ
i2atiOn in December, 1873, until April !, 1871,
rs made by +. G.. Ferguson and Eldridgc
Morse, Committee on Financial Exhibit;
Reed. by Librarian for memberships
in cash l...,.................. I'D 20
In OOohs ..,,.... .....................'' ltt %
In services for Athcncum. ............ 225 90
Sl094 80
Net receipts Of entertainments given 3lS' O4
Subscriptions received for Athcneum
building, comprised of lot, lumber
ANA lhbOr. .......,......'' ouO w
Value OF books donated ............ l5O w
Total receipts eNccpts donations to
museum .................' 'S-oo- vi
1t has cost only nominal snm to run the
Athencum since its organization, few charg'
ing anything for their services In keeping II
up. All the funds received having been en-
pended In the purchase of books for the lib
mry, preparing objects for the museum, nnd
the purchase of lumber and the erection of
the building.
The museum has cost the Society but tri.
fling sum Of money mainly consisting of the
free donations of the community, classified
and put in older by DR.. A. q. Folsom
Yet the museum Is now worth TO the
Society upwards sof................S of. $1,000 Oo
Library Is now worth ,............ SUI w
Value Of lumber, lot and work done
on OuildihS '.'''''..''.''''.'''' ~'oo w
Net present value Of Athcncum pro.
perry. .,..,,.., '...,.,...,., go 'cooOo w
rhc total Indebtedness from all sour
ce> does not exceed .......,..,.. .Sl2OO w
There Is quite u large amount Of subscrip.
tions yet to be received, us well as funds un'
, 1877-04-28

Dr.. f. WILCOX, ol Portland, for long
time Clerk of the U. 5. District Court of
that State, committed suicide last week,
and was buried last Friday.
, 1877-04-28
Local Items.

TIE NELLIE, with the L. $. mail, and
|, passengers, came in on Monday.
, 1877-04-28

J. Al. SAwrELIE is in Jail for forget
ting to settle his hotel bill. Such is
F,nn
, 1877-04-28

SELsEwuERE wIll he found tlc last
proceedings of tha Athcnrum Trustees,
and the financial exhibit of the insti,u
tion.
, 1877-04-28

: WAR in Europe. is now inevitable
The Pcrsians and Russians are mcnacing
Whe Turks from the East. There is No
evidence Mt present that actual hostii.
tics has commenced. How Austria and
England will act, is at present unknown.
We are feeling the effects Of the great
immigration here, as well MS all over the
Sound. Newcomers arrive by every
steamer. The working men appear tn
he of the right stamp-hardy, willing,
temperate and industrious.
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A MAIDES's DEvIcR.--She was one OF
the sweet and sentimental maidens who
wrestle with the higher branches Of
learning at the High School and inter
sperse their mental labors by consum-
ing many caramels and promenading
bsreheaded ON the sidewalk in front of
the temple OF Learning. II was on Fri
day last, and she had an imperative
engagement that evening with callow
fedgIng OF the male species, bnt the
inhuman teacher positively refused TO
let her go home At recess and friz her
hair. Then her feminine wit came 10
her rescue. Slipping into the lAbrato-
~ she procured some tartar emetic and
swallowed it in a glass Of water, ex-
pecting 70 produce slight and tempo
-ary illness. which would insnre her
release for tie rest Of the day. Unfor-
tunately it was an overdose, and in Less
than ten minutes che was Z vcrv alex
girl, surrounded by dozen or two. OF
her confidential bosom friends, who
wept profusely. wrung their hands and
chorused. lob, what shall we do?"
Finally one OF the teachers .compre-
hended the situnhon and sent Tor
physician, who administered the ncccs-
sary remedies and ordered the enter
prising young lady home In hack.
She was not able 20 fulfil her engage
ment and probably will Be careful not
70 catch another tartar emetic. -tDe-
t,oit Post.
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The Best Evidence.

The following letter from Rev. y. 5. Best. Pas
tor, of the VI. T.. Church, Nstick, Mass, VIII be
read with interest by many physk'ians: also
those suffering from the same disease a. afiictei
the son OF the Rev. Z. :. Best. No person can
doubt this testimony. ~ there IA no doubt about
The curative power % NEGETISR.
MATCH, Msss., Jan. lst, 1874.
Mr.. II. n. STEVENS: & 4
Dear sir-Me have good reason for regarding
your NE8EVlfk q medicine OF the greatest
value. We feel assured that ~ has been the
means Of saving our sons life. lie IN now seven
teen years OF age; for his leg. caused by scrofu-
Ions Affection, and was so far rednc ell that near
" ali who saw him ihosght his recovery imPossl-
hle. council Of afIie physicians could gtve us
sat the faintest hope OF his ever raiiying two of
the number declaring that hewas beyond tile
reach OF human remedies, that even smputAtlon
cOuli Not save MIN. as he had not yigoT enough
to endure IN. operation. Just then Ne COM
menced giving him NEGETISE and from that
time 20 the present he has bee n continuously I'M
proving. lie has lately resumed staaies. thrown
away his crutches and cane, and walks abent
cneerfully and strong.
Though there u sfiii some discharge from the
opening where his limit was lanced, we have the
fullest confidence that IN n little time he will be
perfectly cured.
lie has taken about three dozen bottles of
NEGETlNE, but lately uses but little, as he de-
ciares he IL too well To be taking medicine.
Respectfully YOUR,
=. BEST,
Mas. l. c. v. BEST.
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Battle Greek has o choral union Of
1856 members. r ~
A son of Ex-Mayor Moffat, Detrcit,
is down with the smallpox.
Farmers near Benton Harbor have
commenced TO plow for spring crops.
The red ribbon reform club OF Kala-
mazoo, proposes to establish an en-
ployment bureau. b7s as IL.
Money is being raised to establish .
hospital at Big Rapids for sick and dis !.
abled lumbermen. fr7re
An East Saginaw church has pla-.
card, Don't chew tobacco in church
unless you can swallow the juice"
A new daily will mako its appear
ance in Detroit, in the interests OF the
hotels. 10 he called the Hotel Reporter.
The Kirby House, Menominee.
burned Sunday night; loss $4,000 to
sl2, 900; partly insured. s.t4-
j. E. Higgins, Holland, has patent
ed butter tub supposed TO 60 ahead
OF anything ever made. .-.i
Grand Rapids burglars went into
shoe store the other night and stole
watch dog.
Cannon Brothers, Battle Greek, lost
800 worth Of goods by burglars re-
Gently. Irrs'
Montague people are already sgita.
ting whether they will celebrate ths
Fourth of July.
The day force Of policemen In De-
troit are required 10 patrol the streets
from seven till nine o'clock in the eve
ming, in citizens dress. -.
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Cardinal Red is losing its grip.

Cardinal Red is losing its grip.
vassar has 3s5 girls BY q very "fair
count"
Rubenstein can write an opera is "a
minutes.
England is determined TO build
man-of-war which can't be sunk.
A new diamond" mine has been dis
covered in Yuba county, California.
The Massachusetts fishermen took
ont 223, 7l3 barrels Of mackerel last
year.
Sherman, Texas, has increased in
population 30 per cent. during the last
year. ar.E vile ~.
Statistics show that the children of
every class Of murderers are almost in
yariably criminals.
Arnold. the writing fluid man, has
made 81 900. 900 by il. That's the sort
Of an ink come to have.
Potatoes are fast nsurping the place
on the table formerly Occupieu py pre-
serves and other luxuries. N.tl
The mammoth sponge that was found
in Florida is twelve feet in circumfer-
cnce, and weighs nineteen pounds.
Ostrich feathers sell to dealers FOR
about S25 per pound, but after that
they are held at about that much per
ounce. s-si ~
Mr.. Patterson, Of Rochester, has
stopped sixty-seven runaway horses
during the last seventeen years. Trot
ont your medal
No Boston boy can slide down Hill
more than twenty times without bro.
ken bmb, and yet no boy is satisfied
with nineteen times. 80 rsaes
An apple-dumpling eating match re
Gently came off at Allentown, Pa,
when the victor scored twenty-six
dumplings and the next highest eigh-
teen.
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opposing parties for power. hushing
It's party tumults 10 yhld the issue OF
the contest 10 adjustment according 10
the forms Of law lg ss4i. .sIs4 =.
Looking for the guidance Of that Di-
vine hand by which the destinies sf
nations and individuals are shaped, I
call upon you, Senator's. Representa-
tives. Judges, fellow citizens, here and
everywhere. to unite with me in an
earnesf effort TO secure to our country
the blessing, not only Of material pros
perity, but Of justice. peace and union
"a union depending not upon the con-
straint Of force, but upon the loving
devotion of q FREQ people, that all
things may be 80 ordered and settled
upon the best and surest foundations,
that peace and happiness. truth and
justice, religion and piety, may be es-
tablished among us for all generations.
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else TO be just as-yeq eisits 70 hssl6h IN
one class Of the animal kiugdnD -
another. a...-.4s.. "A Ia.
1 have thus far entirely Neglected
any remarks in rsgard-to rsising- calves
which may not be- out Of plass OF snjsp
here. Again I find myself confronted
by the experience Of othefs, which dif-
fers widely from my own. Men whose
judgment seems to stand above re-
proach believe the most profitable way
OF raising calves is 10 feed some little
time on new milk But I would prsfss
two calves after one irst-elass COW. and
take my chances under that method a.
TO profits. In closing my remarks I
have but to renind the association that
the time which is allotted to each Essay
would allow me only the faintest sketch
of reference to the different points Of
interest in this subject. More than
the whole time allotted should have
been used with each division of this
subject 10 have made it in any way in
teresting or instructive; but / shall
close my remarks by thanking your
committee for this courtesy and this
entire association for their patience.
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PnEsrpEST GRsSrs WIr.-lLast Fri
day Mrs. Grant h..i Largo reception.
and little inci,icntT ocrarfsd which
showed how quickly oar sober Chief
Msgistnste. can take a Joke when he
p'esses., The wife of a Western Sena-
tor. who il both beautiful and witty,
wished 10 leave the blue parlor. but di-
rectly in her path stood the President,
surrounded by quite large group.
Catching his eye. Mrs. c. laughing
" asked, "Mr. President, may pass
through your lines2" ."Cerfainly, a
you are not an enemy" responded the
President "a
"You couldn't have anticipated enc
mics from this direction" said the
lady, FOR saw no pickets out"
an :. msdami" answered the Prcsi-
dent dryly; 81 rarely have .occs ssion 10
send pickets 10 The rear. Throw them
out in sdv6pcei" and he lang Ghsd No lr..
~ ~, ss,,sl sws,s,shins'0s oss Il 0!s77ssla,d q
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WHAT is vEGErINE!

n Il q compound extracted from barks, roots,
and herbs. II IL natures Remedy. IL IA perfectly
harmless from any bad eject upon rue. system.
II II nourishing and strengthening. II acts IL
rectly upon the blood. IL quieta the nervous sys-
tenn. II gives you good swee sleep at night. IL
Il great panacea for our aged fathers and moth
ers, for II gives them strength. quiets their
nerves, and gives them Natnres sweet slefp,--
- has been pr0sei by many an aged persnn- n
" tue great Blood Purfaer. 10 ~ a soothing
remedy Tor our children. IL has relieved and
cured thousands. II IL very pleasant to take;
every child likes ~. 10 relieves and cures all dis
eases orig mating from impure blood. Try the
NEGETlNE. Give Il q fair trial for your CON-
piaints; then You will say 10 your friend, Neigh
bsr ami acquaintsnce, 'Try 10; II has cured me. !"
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S0 medicine vii 20 enectgary improve ths
tone ~ The stomach a. these fiii-. They reHrov.
sil aclaiiy occasiooed either ~ inieBpcrsnce Or
ilapropcf dist. They reach The u, er ana Tesisce
" 10 . htsitfy acion; they are soBierfnlly efr-
cafsious IN cases ~ spssnI-tf fact they neeerfai
HOfLDwAY's PILLS are tire best known IN
The wVrisi for The following Diseases Agne, Asfh-
fna. Bilious Complaints, Blofches On Jhe skin,
bowels. Consumption. utblltg, Drofsy. Dy san-
terv. rrysipelas. Female Irreausrities. FeVers of
AL Kinds, fit. Cett. Headache, Indigestion. In
hamtsstlon, Janndice. Liver Complains, lam
bazo, fiie-. Rhcamsiism. Retention ~ ufinc.
Ntoinia or Ming bths nOre ltfoat. stone and
.CraNsl. 1iC-DoulourrauN. Tumor-. Ilcer..
Worms cf al kinds. Weakness from sny esnse.
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The standard remedies Tor all diseases % fhe
lnngs are scnEScKs rrinoSie sfktr.
schkSckS SkA wKKp Tonic. and ScHkScks
hAsDkAkR fiiIs. aid II taken before the lungs
are destroyed, speedy cure ~ effected.
10 these three medicines Dr. J. n. schsnck. of
Philadelphia. owes his unriy allied success in the
treatment OF pulmonary diseases.
The fplnonic Syrup npens the lncrhii matter
In the lungs; nature throws 10 % bs an ea-y sx-
pectorstion. for when the phiegm or matter 1.
ripe slight cough wIl throw o. on. the patient
has rest and the lungs begin 90 heal.
To enable the pullDOuic syrup 20 do this,
schens.ks Mandrake Pills and schencks sea
Weed Tonic must be freely used to cleanse the
stomach aud liver. Schencks Mandrake Piils
act ON the liver, removing all distractions relax
the gall bladder, the bile starts freely, aud the
liver 10 soon relieved.
schencks Sea Weed Tonic IL a gentle stimulent
and Alternative; the alkal OF which u II composed
mikes with the food AMI prevents souring. ~
assists digestion sy tonlng up the stomach 20 a
healthy condition, 10 that the food and the Pull
mOnic syrup will make good blood: then the
lungs heal and the patient Will surely get well N
care n taken 10 prevent fresh cold.
All who wish On consult Dr. Schenck, either
personally or by letter. 10 10 ~ his principal
once. corner az sixth and Arch 'sts.. fhiladsi-
phla, eyery Monday.
schenck's medicines are sold by all druggists
thr0nghout the country. marina.
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AFRAID HE CouEpx'r ExRS Ms Fux-
KRAL ExrESsEs.---kt ths last Target
shoot which the Light Guard squad
had, on Col. Woods fats. come Of The
balls passed over the hin and struck
the house, barn. corncrib, aud wood
pile Of Mr.. Culver, who lives on South
Main street. The mere mention Of this
fact will be sufYicieLt warning 10 the
boys of company II, who will NOT aIlow
IL 10 occur again. But there was . man
sawing wood at Mr.. Culver's wood
pile at that time, and as the balls hum
med around him and settled In sticks
OF wood, on buried themselves IN tbe
corncrib, he dropped his buck -saw d d
made the quickest mathematical calru-
lation ON record. He was saving wood
for rs cents per cord was then
nearly noon, and he at once figured
out that he might dodge the bullets
until he had sived . cord aod bali
more. which, with what he had already
completed, would make three cords-
81 25: an exclamation OF disgust broke
from him, 90 be die,vered that Two
dollars and quarter vonld pay half
the expenses OF third rate funeral.
He cleared the sax<bock at ore bound.
and when 1A-t hoard Of he ssal looking
ior job whrs Ne csaid carr funeral
sxpsnses at lssst--I Adrian Journal.
'.tl> 80 - fsst11s,rrr ls~el -
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Reliable Evidence.

The following unsolicited testimonial from
Rev. q. 4. Walker, formerly pastor Of Bowdoln
Square Church, Boston. aud al present settled in
Providence ". l.. must be deemed a. reliable
evidence. No one sh0uh fail TO observe that
this Testimonial II the resnh OF two years exper-
fence ~ tile use OF tEGETfNE IA the Rev. Mr..
walkers family, who now pronounce II invalua-
lle:
PEovmEscE, X. l.. lea Transit Street
II. R. STEVENS, Esq:
feel bound 10 expresses with nv signature the
nigh value place upon your NHGErINE. My
family have used u for the last two years. In
nervous debility II IL invaluable, AMI | recon-
mend Il 10 all who may need an invisorating K
rcnovafing tonic. q. T. WALKER
Formerly Pastor u Bowdoin square church.
Boston.
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uOLLOWAY'S PILLS
InvsrablJ cure the following disease.
Disorder Of the Kidneys.

Ih az diseases snecung these orgsns. whether
they secreis too maca or too little water; or
Hhs,her theT 10 afflicted 10y st0ls or gravel, or
slf aches aud pains settled vi TIE ioins over the
regions ~ the sidDeys, theee Pills shouli be Ia
ken according tO the priBtsd directions, aKd the
Ointment should he well rubbed into the small ~
the hack ~ bed time. This treatment will give
almost immediate r.lisf when sL other mesns
have talled. ~
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Eastward Trains

Tralus are run by Chicago time, which Il 20
minutes slower than Detroit ann Cleveland time.
Al trains run daily, except sundays.
CONNECTIONS Close connections made NJ p
sllanfi, with N. {. X. X. for all points east and
west. Al Manchester. with Jackson Branch of
l.. NJ. :. r. u. At Hillsdaie; with l. ;. ".
= X. u. Al Bankers. with n. w .. ,. X. H.,
for points north and soath.
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LAKE SHORE . MICH. SOU. q. n.
Train. xll leave the stations named. as follows;

gs- Michigan Accommodation, going West.
Connects with Kalamazoo aud Grand Rapids
Train at while Pigeon. .....
sg- Mail and Night Express trains going east
connect with Trains for Detroit. &C Adrian.
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AT trains daIly tNcfpf t1ndaf.
CONNECTIONS:

CONNECTIONS;
At Jackson-Close connections are made win
Mlchfran Central, Jackson, Lansing a saginaw
Grand River Valley, AMI Michigan , ir Line Ran
AZ Jone~IIe-wi;h Lake shore a Michigan
Issa 4, ssassrs"wiih srS De,roi. nisasie Indiana
AZ wsserloc--wnh IAse shore Michigan
Az Auburn lnncf,oa-wtn Detroit Eel River
Illinois AMI Baltimore 4 ohio Railroad.
Al Fort Vsync-Wifh PIffsburR. Fort Wayne \
nnncIc Cincinnati, and Cincinnati, Richmond
4 Fort Wayne Railroads.
p. .. LooNfA Pres1 snd oen1 Manager.
HpoPEn. oee-1 T'oks Assot