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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

Die GAMBLER iino in nidt serinSer
9ln9it Dor einem ginfalle Der iriIden Senior.
9lm Nonta9 mar Der So9=Sberiff BON Io=
ronto, i'm guftra9e Der Canada Re9ieruns in
-Eolebo, UNI Der Seniers8 ene9uns nadSu=
ipilren, bic bort in Sang seiett fem ipate.
Gr fonnte aber nidtS entbeden.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23
items fam allo Der @eIeb9e5uns Elm 8orpurf
nit 9tedt ni9t genta9t neroen.

= grsguuuerneur Nopes bat bon Baris
beriiber telesrapbirt OoB er Dor Die 6lorioa
uno 2ouiiiana nnteriu6unssz Committee 9es
iteIt gu werOen piini3t. Sbm fam 9ebol=
fen meroen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

= Sn ct. Souls paraoirten am Sonnta9
1000 Communion. SIS ioaen metltens
DeutI9e unO 80bmen 9eweien ieln. Die
4merifaner boIten it6 bon oteien umlttir3z
Iern fern unb Die SrIanoer rperoen ourb tbre
8rieiter pom Der 8etbeili9un9 an o.eier 9es
fdbrli9en 8epes,ns ab9ebaIten. Die Aufz
regung lit nod bur6 Die Jta6rlbt per9roBert
mOroen, oaB in Der Nabe BON 8eaeulle Die
@ebduoe 5peier SobIenperfe bur9 Die auss
itebenoen &obIengrdber in 8rano 9eitedt rpors
ben itnb. Der 9erIult betrd9t $1,000 unb
man flr6tet, baB bies b0le 8eiipieI anitedenb
tpirfen miro.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

efeinIid. Das Cincinnati Solfsblatt
~ sebr unaebaIten barber, oab Die oemotras
tiite Staatss GonpentIon ni6t mad G'nc1ns
mott. fOnbern mad Columbus bsrufsn ruor'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

IS lit bieIen Serblt in Ohio fem @ouz
perneur, unb es 1tnb iiberbaupt bios BRET
Staatsbeamte gu pabIen. Den ui6ti9iten
She'll bes Samples weroen Die @on9reBpabz
len in ben ein3eInen 0iitriften biIoen. Sn
loI9en 9tItrtften, in pel6en Die Ofebrbelt Der
einen poer Der anbern gattei ni6t 9~eraoe5u
lbermGItisenb lit, miro Die gnti6etoun9 gum
sroben She'll BON ben DeIe9aten abbdngen,
unO es pirO Oaber Die 8fidt ~unierer 6reunOe,
auf Die Grnennuns popuIarer uno uertrauter
Manner su b~ringen. Sir Snow 9totbtngs
unO SemperenSler werben Die Deuti6en nl9t
itimmen. Selbit aber in iol9en Counties,
MO cine Grnennuns elmer @rwd9luns glet9
fommt, rpiirbe bic grrpabIuns unfdbt9er ODER
aus ionltisen @riinoen perperflt9er Ganotz
baten fem @erpinn fir Die Democratic ietn,
benin Die gartei miro Ipater fur ibr Tbun uno
Irei6en p%erantportli9 sema9t peroen. 9arz
um OoppeIte gori6t unO Badiamfeit bel ben
8ormablen
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

ben 1T. Gs nieberboIt bic oft eeb0rte, ab9es
Itanbene 2amentation iber ,idledte 5otelaes
eommobationens unb perlibert, bab Columbus
aar feline filtration" beiibe, rpabrenb Gincins
natl bod einen wabren lleberflub Don untere
.baltunsen barbiete - pom natiirlib Die
Som GousI anss unb TinseltaneeI 9eborens
SIR molten es ben oarb Die Giobabn 10 tart
aeIdropfteng incinnatiern nidtperarsen, uenn
lie nad ben paar Dollars I~ungern, bic etne
Staats- Contention fur bic 5otsls nno g8trtbe
alsniass aoioerIea mess aoSs re y. IVY
paefi!W h'gI noIg,g, pup wv s,a.uy ps -. ssns
oerafissen @e.eseage,I nalsIs s'aupllaS Z ss
unterlest; pas Fsg' ppW gut lVao's
'hno 81 IletHl'W oas. - ~. ~
srts elmer her tbatia5fenI llao tidtiaiten
msrrasentouteu nor Geieboebuno hat lid Sr.
Wn J non G,,nnbooa Gountn ouh piieber in
5;eSer easnno benahrt. gr mar tets o,f
Se;nem WnStpn, mirfte INNER i'm eSntere5Ie Der
Ennrso,,fe; mnS Meforrn ,lnb Ibero[e InSid.
ten, aeiSer fnnnte. er NIT ieiner Mabresel
Fir Beihneiouno Ser abermabis boben Sc
boIte %nemiiSer Gountubeomten nidt ourdorin=
osn s,,,S ebsnsomenia NOR es feline Sdulo,
Sos se;ne IiberaIe Qiousrbiu nidt sum Ge5ebe
,nmrbe, Gr ieIb{t arbeitete NIT Dem raItlo.
seften Giser fir beioe MasreaeIn unb MIR be-
nausrn. bob ieine unermlSlihen Geriude
feinen befern GrfoIa batten. SIZE mir bDren,
miro sSr. Noe als eanpsoaf fur pen eoneteP
por9elbla9en UNI jer Ut plsle,Df per 1e'n5'Se
bemofrattlde sanstoaf, per N lenem rephOlIs
tan,l1en r2iltrltf, 9epaDH lpslnsn lp..as.
9Sar er ood Der elaSs9e oenoilatgWe yelss.
9ebun9s= ytspralsntan losn PIE OsH'ota"''
pom bort lesten 2erplI lna9lten, Hga
esn neuen Is. Diltrift wirb Serr
aenrn 8ohI als ganbibat fir ben Gon9reb
oaftreten. Die bemslratilde Wiebrbeit in
ben, Di1trift lit nidt ibermabia aroB, lie be-
truo bel Der 8ralioentenmabl 859. Mit
einem unpopuIaren Ganbibaten ,piroen 1d
Die Demos.aten alto immerbin Der Gefabr
elmer 0ieoerlaae ausieben, ipdbreuo Elm 10
popularer 4Mann ,pie 8obL pbne 3peifel nit
elmer peraroBerten Mebrbeit aus benz Sample
herporaeben wiiroe. Sein unermiioet tbd=
tioes n tiihtises @irfen in Der 8efebgez
buna beredtist ibn su Der Grnennung uno
5eine Bopuiarttat unter ben Deutl9en lowobl
tpte inter ben Nnerifanern bes 9iltrifts ,pirp
ben Demofraten ben Sies lei9t MAIDEN.
Seine grnennuns wiiroe pom ben 9eutiben
! res oansen Staates nit eroBem Behalf auf=
aenommen ,ueroen unb Die Bartei san5 be-
Seutenb ueritarfen.
o.. CT s.a gonoregos trs;ben rio
SA s'uaf. ap:.stes"s S ~, srsnsnti;dss
Iepngl''u'NtVen CIV Wsns .ss masSIsgs =,
Speei, "" "" ~"n'"e.'s I.ig.sn 90
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

Die canabif9e 8esieruns ioa pon Der
Gesieruns in 2onOon bic teIe9rapbii3e 9tads
ri9t erbalten baben, oaB Der Rries 5pll9en
england uno &uBIanb unpermeioIi9 tit.
@abri9sinIi9 lit bieie Mittbelluns fart se'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23
Sin febr tIdtioer unb tbatioer Repl

= Sin Iebr tii6tt9er uno tba1l9er 9epraz
Ientant in %unIerer lebten @eIeb9ebun9 mar
Der N6tb. 8loom Don Gi6lano @ountp.
St mar INNER auf ieinem Soften unO nidts
entsin9 ieiner Wa9Iamfeit. 9abet fam ibm
feline 9teonersabe iebr seIesen uno er %peritono
es, iebe porfommenOe Sra9e flar gu beleu9z
ten. 9on pielen Seiten wiro Sr. SloOm
ais Ganoibat fur StaatsIecretar porseld!as
gen unb mir Itnb lber5eu9t Dap fanm Elm
9eeisneterer Mann fir bteien poiten 9efunoen
rperOen f0nnte. 0abei beiibt er nod ben
ueientIi9en 8or5ug, oaB er Der Oeutl9en
Spra9e md6tig 1T.
Sn Mien berri9t, mie uns Elm 8riuat=
brief meloet, unter Dem 8olfe Die Anli9t oaf
England eisentIib gar nt9t I'M Stnne bat,
Oas S9mert se9en &ublano gu 5ieben, ion:
bern oab es elnfa6 barauf aus9ebt, 8ublano
finansiea Su ruiniren, ODER, nit anoern
Worten, bonferott su MAIDEN. 90 LANCE
Gn9lanb in Ieiner brobenoen Stelung Der.
BART, 1T Gublano ~9e5uun9en, feline Seere
unter ben @offen gu balten uno oaS foltet eth
un9ebeures 8elD. Gublano bat a6er nidt
ben lansen 8eutel uno nibt ben Greott, itbel
ben England 9~ebietet. England fam ab:
warten uno Tbee ~trinfen, mdbreno it'd
NuBlanO bur6 feline 9roBen gIus9aben er'
i90pft.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

ruiirat, ba ale bireeten Nadri6ten aus Gnros
pa frteblid Iauten uno bos 3ultanoefommer
oeS Gonerefes in Nusii6t iteaen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

Oas WuIiffet in Cincinnati, nell
Dies beute (Sreitas) gu gnoe sebt bat iid in
ieoer 9inlidt ais elm sroBartiser grfoIs err
~rpieIen. Oils uirflides Ntuiffeit itebt es in
bieIem 2anoe einsis oa, ielbit iuenn bic 2ob=
preilunsen Der Gincinnatier 8latter aud als et=
rpas iberf6uen9li6 betrabtet rperoen mil1en.
Tbomas' Orbeiter feierte pieoer Die grobten
Triumpbe. Inter Den Soltiten Seibneten
fi9 u Srau guseniu Bappenbeim, Srdul.
Grand, SRI. SedIe, Sr. Qoams, !Sr. Srtti6,
Sr. SbompIon, Si9nor Sasliapietra, Sr.
8emmers uno 9r. Mbitnep. Die Qeultif Der
9ale bepdbrte ii6 our9aus nno Der Gbor
mar iiber ale grpartunsen gut. Oa9e9en
i1eint bic sroBe Srgel Den Grnartungen bel
Weitem ht6t eutipro6en gu baben. Sic
9idnat, rpie es 11eint, ppr Naem nur bur6
tire 8rDbe, es feblt tbr aber Die Seele. IS
tit Elm Sdauitif, uno oamit i9eint aaes sez
iast gu iein.
Au6 in finansielIer Stnii6t tit bas Nuiif=
feit erfolsrei9 gemeIen. Cine wabre SDlfers
rpanoeruns fano Ie1t Nnfans Der ISOLDE mad
Cincinnati TAFT uno obslei9 Der Gintrittspreis
bo6par, 10 mat bod bel ieoem Goneertb Die se'
raumige, Sc, 0004erionen baltenoeSale ni9t
bios sefilt, ~ionoeru iiberfilt. llno pies
Aaes, troboem bab beoeutenoe nn3ufrieoenz
belt oariiber berridte, baB auBer benz Gbor Die
Gincinnatier. Muiiffrafte fat sanSli9 miBads
tet uno nur auswartise 2rafte CUR actiuen
Ibeilnabme berbeiseSosen woroen rparen.
neber bic @naben SanbIunsen
bes 8raiioenten 9apes i6retbt Der
u0euti9e Correspondent" in Baltimore:
Sr. Sapes lit elm fromrter Gbriit, uno bas
8ort bes Serrn ygersebet, 10 piro Gu9
perseben! !" i6eint fem Wotto gu iein. st
bat i'm eriten Sabre ieiner IOminiitration
ni4t meniser oils 245 Serbre9er besnaoist.
Oils er jebod bon Der Gbicasoer GonsreB
Delegation uno elmer arnen beuti9en Srau
erludt rpurbe, Der 2eBteren uilb ibren Rinoern
ben Grnabrer suriidSuseben, Der mesen zines
9erin9fl9lsen 8ersebens 5l unsepobnlid lan=
ger. Saft perurtbeilt moroen mar uno i9on
mebrere Monate ~seleiien butte, la9te er in
rober @eiie: yJlein". Seine @naoe wiro
in iebr beSeidnenoer Beiie bauptld9li6 8ez
trisern uno Sali5ern gu Tbeil.
Die traurise 4nefoote pom Der armen oeuts
I9en Srau aus Chicago 1T buditabll4 tuabr.
ga. Staatsats)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

Die beioen S9u1ie, peL6e Der Sos
siaIiIt unb 11miturSIer S0bel ouf ben alien
oeutI9en &aiier abfeuerte, roeroen ietnen
8eiinnun9s9enoIien am Gnoe tbeuer gu lteben
fommert. gSabri9einllb miro nun etle forms
Ii6e SeBia9o segen Die 2lnban9er Der loSIaz
li1tlIden unD Communication 2ebren i'm gam
sen beutIden gei9e folsen. 0aour6 wlrOe
Die Geaction uro Die Yolt5etutQfur cine Gez
le9enbeit erbalten, Die iparli6en 6resbetteiL
bic Der beutl6e Get6sbtir9er 9enteBt nod
enaer Su beI6rGnfen. llnD iorit battle Der
Sosialismus benz 0espotismus IN Die 9dnoe
9earbeitet uno bies tbut er am @noe ilberal,
lelbIt in ben Ser. Staaten. 9hemals miro
It6 Das 8olf Der Ser. Staten ben 8ori9rlts
ten Der iosiaIiitii9en uno communication
0ubIer uno nmlturSler untermerfen aber
Die 8efabr Iiest Dor, oaB eS lt9 bur9 Die
llmtriebe oieIer Mubler ~perIeiten labt gu
WtaBregeIn gu 9reifen (grridtnng zines 9ro=
ZEN itebenoen Seeres II. /. No., Die ItD NIT bet
YoIfsfreibeit ni9t uertra9en. Sang rtdt19
bemerft Die %. 3. Sts3ts.:
IS lit polltanois 9ewib, bab bas amerts
fan,Ide Gotf eine itarfe &e9ternns IN tr9eno
elmer SSorm Der 9rduli9en WirtbI8aft porz
sieben plroe, gu Der oer Seriu9 fubren nntlBs
tie, Die 9lnI6aurn9en Der So5ialllten unter
unIerem politIden SpItem sur @ettun9 gu
b~rin9en. Ser triumph oes So5tallsmus IN
ben Ser. Staaten lit unoenfbar oattlr bur9t
Der GioenmiQe, Die sanSe 8eiltesrI9tung uno
poIitiI6e &eife Oes Entertainers. Aber rpas
oenfbar 1T, oas lit: oab ct es iatt befommt,
Ieine Oemagoses- por ben So5ialtiten auf
Dem 8au9e frieden uno oaOur5 beltanOiger
@efabr preisseseben gu leben, ll9 NIT oteIem
Sad berunl9Iagen gu mlliien, uno oaB er
Idliebli6 cine itarfe 8e9ierung elnieBt, DIE
i'm Oteler Gefabr ilberbebt. Oarum ilno Die
Gosialiiten bier e~benfals in 9emlilem 8raoe
Elm neutrality-suspicious. Clement, meni1 aud
ni9t in Dem Utabe, pie orilben."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-05-23

Sn einem 8riefe aus Oem ID. @qn9reBs
Oiitrifte beiBt es: yDie Sreunoe 8obl's,
uno b IOnoerS Die Oeuti6en, ltno entbus
iioitiId fir leine Grnennun9 fir ben eon9reB
uno er pilrOe iie beIetOi9en, rpenn er Die Ganz
hinntur ablehnen mpQte."
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-03-14
Leland's Palace Hof0!.

4 correspondent writing from San
Francisco says, For twenty-one years
I have Travelled in this country and in
Europe, during which tilse bsve been
~ inmate Of the best hotels in the
world Bot to my miod the Palace has
no superior, il, indeed, it has IN equal,
I an little spooney on the Grand in
Paris, and like the Lsngbsm in Lon-
don, the Gsis in LouisviIIc, and the
LindelI in ST.. louis, and the Palmer,
Sherman, fremont. ssd Grand Psc6e
in Chicago are asf nishty good hotels,
while tbs. Revere in Eoston, the Cont
mental in PhiladelpAis, and the Fifth
Avenue and the Windsor in New York
are we'll known to be first class. Bot
the Pa ace, - regards beauty, comfort,
stateliosss accommodation, SERVANTS,
service, management. and price, comes
nearer "fiII,ns tine BILL" ~ they say in
Califarnia, than any of the above named.
and is is pleasn7e to be under ',< roof
Certain it is that Warren Leland sur
passes himself even in Its management
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-03-14
CINCINNATI,S MIsER.
Death Of Noted Miserly Character,
Leaving Property Valued at ST..
100000 to S3, 100000.

OoaLA OK a NOC0O 0x1S0TAJ O0ATaCIeT,
Leaving Property Valued at ST.
100000 to $4,000. 600.
CINCINNATI. O., March 1O-Jerry
Tullis, millionaire and noted char
acter, of this city, died yesterday. He
was son of noted horse teacher, of
this city. and had accumulated his i'm
mense property, consisting of real es-
tate in Chicago. Cincinnati, St. Louis,
five farms in Ohio, Illinois, Missouri,
and Iowa, by the strictest parsimony
and close but honest business dealings.
He was
VERY ECCENTRIC IN HIS HABITS,
wearing only clothing bought at second
hand and continuing its use until it
Was in rags, eating 1t cheap restaurants,
living in . wretched, dirty little room
on an obscure alley, or in miserable
log hut on one.of his many valuable
farms in the vicinity, and rivaling in
costume. and personal degradation the
most
D1sREPUTABLE TRAMP OF TIE PERIOD.
He studied law years ago with Gen.
Cary of Greenback fame. So great was
his pars imony-tha during portion of
his sickness, which is supposed to have
been the result of lack of food and er-
sonal care, he refused to consult physi.
clan on account of the expense. he was
unmarried and had but few relatives or
associates. His property is varlously
estimated at from $2,000,0OO to $3,-
100000. '-...t ..' . '.-l.. = st,'.. .'...'..
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-03-14

The house subcommittee onss1publlc
lands charged witt, the consideration OF
the bill abol,shing the land Offices in the
various land districts in the United States
and consolidating them under a single
Office at Washington, under a surveyor
general, are giving the subject favorable
consideration, and there is much nroba-
bilitt Of favorable report. ~.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-03-14

SAo9amGuto Waller.
A correspondent of the San Francisco
Chronicle writes from Antioch, Feb.
"a, describing the great food in the
Sacramento valley: As We glance across
Grand Island at this point toward Isle
ton sugaries, there is nothing but an
immense lake. There 10 > succession Of
breaks Of probably 200 feet, alter
mating with . few strips Of sound lerees
for; mile or two. The depth of water
on the Island can best be described by
saying that only the tops Of higl, and
substantial hay barns are barely pro-
jecting from the terrible flood. The
horizon shows nothing but one vast e1
panse of waters. We tried to estimate
the area of land, covered BY the food,
but could only aer;ve 1t some wild esti-
mate that section of land some Fifty
miles by twenty-five was submerged.
except . few portions-saY Randalps
Island, on the San Joaquin side, and
the Montezuma district. Passing along
We find more ,levees broken, through
which the water is flowing into the
river. On many points cattle. are still
standing, and in the trees roost chick
ems, looking bewildered. Here and
there the busy Cinnamon are striving
to save the levees by scant.ings and
sacks. A thorough inspection of the
overAowed districts below Sacramento,
while it leads one to believe that it is
impossible to estimate the damages
with any correc:nass during the in
tense excitement that prevails. also
demonstrates that it will not reach
SIC, 100000, even including all pros
pective or consequential damages.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-03-14
Uncle Sam Beats them An.
harrisburg Telegram.

Talk abont Europe returning our
bonds again and deman ling their pay
ment! We are red .erniug them at the
average of $3.000,U,0 pr mp".' the
redemption during February. 81 30 600
There is not a governn mt in T. 'r"pe, If
we except France, whicr IS DO ~. OF
can do the same thing; or that expects
ever to be able to redeem its bit. be-
cause there is no collateral bea n it tn
do that.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-03-14
:y.:a A CATTLE. BONANZA. ,s..a.
A Gold Mine Found in a Member of
Col. w. S. Kings Herd. -...

OO4s " D. AA4AS3 y A40xO'
The following ng~communication from
one of the pioneer settlers ana farmers
Of Minnesota will be read with inter-
est:
To the Editor Of the Pioneer Press: -.--
find in the Pioneer Press of this
morning the following:
"Lord Dunmore has been offered $52,.
500 for the two:yeaf- f-old shorthorn
heifer; the daughter Of Duchess 9th,
by sixth Duke ofGsneva. This extra
ordinary offer is conditional upon the
coming calf of the heifer to be purchas-
ed being alive and : -hsifer." 4js-4.aq1
.1.wish, With your permission, to ada
that both the Duchess 9th and the sixth
Duke of Gensxs. mentioned above, we're
formerly The property Of COL William
s. King, Of Minneapolis. When John
Thorntoi,, the celebrated shorthor1n
nsn of England, . visited Col. Kings
farm, few years since, he found On
the prsmuss, ss,-iuadditiuu to- Duchess
9th aud the sixth Duke, two Oxford
hsifers!andWld Eyes 27th, al of them
now being ownsd lin England. Col.
King purchAls1 1Nhs-sixth-Rakewhe ,
calf. Of fWalcott II, Campbell, Of New
York Mills, N. 7. = For three or four
years he was st the head Of Col. Kings
herd. Dqchess 9th WAS bred BY Col.
Gunter, of England, and Col King paid
$4,000 for her, but VIXEN Thornton
saw the hne, pure Bates .shorthorns on
Col. Kings farm near the, north pole,
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-03-14
CANNOT BE s


CHARLESTOWS, MASS.
q. R. STEVENS.
Dear Sir,-This is to certify that
have used your ...Blood PREPARATION
in 10Y family for several years, and
think that, for Scrofula and Csnkeri
ous Humors Of Rheanatic Affections.
i cannot beeYaleG ard asa!blosd
purifier or spring medicine, lit Is the
best thing I ever used, and I have
used almost everything. I can cheer.
fully recommend it to any. one IN need
u such medicine. ! SD
{ YOURS respectfully nsf
MRS A. A. DINSfORE,
No. 19 Russell Street.
= TT Is A.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-03-14

@ HIC a &C
u M:zPAW & MINNEAPOLIS II
L I N e.
That postiee of.the chie.ge No.thxe.tera Rail;
the West Wisconsin Railway between Elroy and St
Paul, 10 Minneapolis, form ., single Line between
chlcsgo, ,jst Pasl Minneapolis. This; line Will
hereafter be known as the
Chicago, st. Paul & MINNEAPOLIS line
It II the ONLY LINE between St. Psul and Min.
nespois snd Chicago that passes through Hudson.
Eau Clare, Black SRiver Fails, Elroy aud Madison,
~; rs tho 01lys Line s,s..:..
that runs on any Of its trains the celebrated
Pullman Palace Cars.
change Of cars. Pullman Palace; Drawing Room
aud Sleeping Cars are run on all IT. trains
All Express trains on this route are equipped with
Westinghouse Patent Air Brakes. and mller's Pat
ens Safety Plst form and Couplers-The Most Per
feet Protection against Accidents known.
This popular route Is isunsurpassed for <peed Com
fort and safety. The smooth, we'll bsllasted
and perfect track Of Steel Rails, the celebrated
System Of moving trains, the regularity with which
they run, the admirable srragement for running
through Cars between Chicago and al points West,
North and North-wet, secure TO- passengers all the
Comforts In Modern Railway Travelling.
II you wish the Best Travelling Accommodations.
you Will buy your tickets BY this Route, and Vii;
take no other.
All Ticket Agents CO. sell you through tickets
and Check usual baggage free by this hne.
passengers for Chicago. Detroit, Toledo, Cleve :
land, Buhslo, Niagara Ras, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
Toronto. Montreal, Quebec. Portland, Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, In
dianapolis, St. Louis. Cairo and ALL
Points South and East,
should buy their tickets via
Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis
Line. Close connections are made st Chicago with
the Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern, Baltimore
Ohio, Michigan Central, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne,
l. Chicago, Ksnkakee Line and Pan Handle Routes,
for .lI points East and South east, and with the
Chicago Alton and Illinois Central for all points
South.
New York Once. No. as Brosdxsy, Boston
Once, No. 5 State Street; St Paul Ticket Offices,
Corner Third and Jackson Streets. and 1t depot
on Sibley street; Minneapolis Ticket Offices, No.
Nicoleti House Block aud at st. Paul Pacific de-
pot; Chicago Ticket Offices, 81 CLARK street, under
sherman House, Is Canal, corner Madisen street;
Kinzie Street Depot, cor West Kinzie and Canal
Streets; Wells Street Depot, cor Wells and Kinzie
Streets. H STENNETr. Gen Pas. Agt. Chicago
RB CLARK G. PA WV R'v. 81 Paul.
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IL GIVES
HEALTH, STRENGTH

AND APPETITE
My daughter has received great
benefit from the use of VEGETiSE.
Her declining health swas e . great
source of anxiety to all her friends.
A few bottles ,of VECETISE restored
her health, strength, and appetite.
N. II. TILDEN,
X Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
4g Sears Building.
Boston, Mass
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Re1orm Song Of the Demo ;-acy
Cleveland Leader.
''Ho, boys, carry me Tong,
Garry me till die;
Garry me up to the public crib
But don't you carry ms BY
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CAMPBELL, BURBANK + CO., Manufacturer.
~ and Jobbers Of Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods. Nos So East Third Street. Ct. Paul ninn:
M AATHEs, GOOD l. sCHURMEIER, Merchant
wi Tailors and dealers in Gents FuTniihing Goods,
No. S2 Jackson Street, st.. Paul, MINI. 6uitS msde
the most fashionable stYle, at short notice.
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Northern Pacific R. R.
1871. - Winter Arrangement. - : ! 1878

- 49, FROM -
ST. PAUL to BISMARCK,
Making close eanaeesl1a7 0AiI ae ST: PAUL .citn
trains from CHICA GOand all points soutA
No Delay Continuous Run |!
o.. BRAINERD AND ST.>PAUL DIVISION,
k. Il sop +BRA1NERD, ar. % aoop N
lie $dSpm Sssk q. psP Rapids 1s II 70 10 N N
All trains Daily except Sunday. -
BRA1NERD AND DULUTH DIVISION.
!: 2sBm 8 pm tfHs1s5sD 31ss,;sa 7SSs
910pm Duluth lie S 90 m
Trains East, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Trains West, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
BRA1NERD AND FARGO DIVISION.
WEST. rs - -. EAST.
.s22SRm i, e +B941ssssD 1 NJ z q @ !,
All trains Daily except Sunday.
DAKOTA DIVISION.
lie OO a m fFaIgo arr 90 m
lie 25a tJamestown Ie 90 m
Trains East. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Trains West Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
tbleaIs. lii J -
Connects at St. Paul with all t1ains East and
South; at Minneapolis with ell trains from that
city; at St Cloud with trains for Melrose and the
sauk Valley; at Brainerd all trains make clo.e
connections to and from Duluth and to and from
| the West and South:l
Close connection with Lake steamers at Du-
luth; st. Paul trains at ~. p. Junction; st. Paul
& Pacific Railroad trains at Glyndon for Fishers
Fort Garry and the b s Possessions, via steamers
Of Red River Transportation Co.; at Moorehead,
Mnn., and Fargo, d. T., with steamers for Fort
Garry, Pembina, and all points on the Red. River
at Bis arck with steamers to all points north and
south the Missouri River; including Standing
Rock, Fort Rice, Berthold, Carroll Helena, Ben
ton, and other points in Montana also with N. w.
Stage and Express Co.'s line to Deadwood, City
and all points in the Black Hills.
Dated November 1st 1877.
H. E. SARGENT
General Manager, St. Pau.
G.. G. SANBORN, II. A. TOWNE,
- GenI Frt and Ticket Superintendent
St Paul. B-ainerd