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TNTaDDUIED 1865.
4. TORPID LIVER
Is the fruitful source of many diseases, promi.
aEAD ACHE. COSTIVENESS DYSENTE-
HY, BILIOUS FEVER. AGUE and FEVER,
JAUND1OE. PILES, RHEUMATISM, KID.
SaY COMPLAINT, CoLIC, etc.
Symptoms Of a Torpid Liver.
Loss Of appetite and Nauses the bowels are
cos:iyc, but sometimes alternate with looseness,
Psin in The Head. accompanied with dull sem
sstion in tic back part. Pain in the right side
and under toe shoulder blade fullness after
eating, with = disinclinaton to exertion of body
or miro, Irritsbilty OF Temper, Low Spirits,
Loss of Memory, with feeling of having neg.
lected some duty. General WEAKNESS, Dizziness
FlGttering at the Heart, Dots before the eyes
eye, kestlessness at night with ftful dreams,
highly colorad Urine. If THESE WARN.
inss are unhesded, serioua diseases will soon be
developed.
TUFTS PILLS
Are especislly adapted to sucn cases. A single
dose effects such change of feeling as to aston.
lsh The sufferer.
TUFTS PILLS
Are compounded from substances that are free
from suy properties thst can injure the most
dolicsto Organization. They Search, Cleanse,
Purify and invl2o:ate the Entire System. By
relieving the engorged liver, they cleanse the
health snd vitality to the body, causing the
bowels to ret naturally, without which no one
IAN feel well.
4 NOTED DIVINE SAYS:
Dr.. Tu!:--Dasr Sir: For ten years 1 have
been martyr TO Dyspepsia, Constipation and
Piles. Last Spring your Pills. were recommend
cd to me- used them (but with little fsith.) I
am now we'll man. have o good appetite, di
gosiion perfect, regular stools, piles gone, and
have gained forty pounds solid 1osh. They are
worth thelr weight in gold.
Rcy Il. L. S'IMrsoN. Louisville, Ky.
TUFTS PILLS.
Their H-sL effect is to lncrosse the appetite, and
cause the body to t.ko On flesh, thus the system
is nouTis5ed aud By tGeir Tonic Action on the
Digestive Urpsns Regular stools sre produced.
DH. j. +. HAYWOOD, OF NEW YORK,
SAYS
"EeV diseases exist that cannot be relieved by
restoring tho L:rcr 10 its normal functions, and
for this purpose 10 remedy hiss ever been in
vented ;h=. HIS as happy III effect IS TUFTS
PILLS"
SOLD EVERY WHERE PRICE 25 CENTS.
Siuce 33 Murray Street, aew York.
ES- "Ur. TUFTS MANUAL Of Valuable In.
formation and Useful Receipts will be mailed
free Oh application
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BY Green 8 Wise, Auctionoo,s.

pY VIRTUE OF DEGREES Of tho Corpor .
- stion Court Of the city Of AlexnDdri4 ron
dered on the 9!h aud lG.h days cf Ju,y, 1879, in
the caancery Cause of Jos CJIlier and wie VS..
O. ) At~oll snd others. ths un iersgnet, COM
missioner therein name1, will ofler tvr ssla by
public auction t. the hghe:t bidder on S At
HOAY, the 18th day OF August 1879, st II
clock No., Ia front Of the Fairfax street gEsrsao
to the Corporation Court, in ssid city, tie fol.
lowing pieces Of property. bsing y nofli0n of tho
rea! estsLo OK Tnlch the iste Cha4. ?. Shaw died,
sciz-d, viz:
That I4OH OF GROUND with tho FRAME
DW ELLlNI4 ind STORE HnU5E thereon,
situated on tha corner Of Falrt>x street ard
RAMSAY alley, la.ely occupied By .!ns Hop
kins. fronting on Fairfax stree. II ,et 8 irchca,
niore or lees. and ruaniIg back 73 feet 3 iuches
n'tr or less tn } ii. StsWArts iuo There is
sGil '!aLt stGu"d IL tia rsar ot the store tuf q
back yar and necessary outbGitdinss Ta!s
Grnraily has until within s toW nlG.h, raa 80
ior $40 per annum
q LUT OF GROUND. with the FRAME
HOUSE thereon, situated ol tho north sid, of
QlHen stree. be;waed Royal ard Pit. strsets
| fronting ii feo. CT Qaeen and runai1g back 50
fest.
= TRACT OF LAND. containing about SO
acres, with dwelling and fencing, good spring.
IT,, situsted IN Fairfax county about two miles
IRON Alexandria, on tie baca road 10 the Theo-
| logical Seminary, well located for market gar
| dCn snd dairy Ia N. The sale o. this tract Of
lard will bn started With the upse! bid OF james
| Chatham and wife of $3.50
Terms of Sale: Ten per cent Of Tho purchase
nor ey to be paid in cash, and the residue on q
credit OF G. y and Is months from this lay OF s4le
tho deferred payments to bear interest from !ha
day Of sale, and 10 be secured by the bonds of
the purchaser or purchasers With good per-
snlal accGriLy; the tiLlo to be retained until
the purchsso money and interest has Doln fully
psid GEORGE e. MUSHBAGE,
| iylG.W4g Com of Sslo
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Opensng and Closing of the Hails.

CLOSlNts
Washington, D. c., North and Northeastern
mails II m. and 15 p. N.
western mails 80 and l6 p. N; ooo
southern mails via Richmond, Va, 6Oo q.
m. and 90 and 9 COP m.
South aud South western mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginia 90 q. m. and p m.
Alexsndria to Lynchburs, Va, (way msils)
including through mails, 6 % am. and S00 9: m.
Gordonsville and Charlottesville, Va, 600 a.
N. and 8 90 p. m.
Manassas Division 90 .. %.
Alexsndria to Round Hill, Va, 8 % g. N
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails, via Wasnlng.
ton. D. c., 80 q. m. and 2 90 and s GO p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, ~ g. M
md 90 p. N. u;-;,
South western mails via Lynchburg, Virginia;
(through msils) including way mails on Midland
Kslroad, 80 8. m.
Manassas Division 30 8. N.
Konnd Hin to Alexsndrs, Va, 30 p. NJ
Office Hours-Ofice opens at 8 80 q. M, and
''n Sunday 10 HHours-omce 81 opens at As a. NJ. and
closes at 9 80 q. %. --
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Space

HAIR DRESSING AT SARATOGA
kinds of coiffure most generally prevail. FRS!
among these is tho chatelainc Of two loops,
which is SO bscomiug to slender, oval faces.
This is made OF two very thick braids plated
each 10 three tresses. and, after being tied very
high, allowed to tall 10 two loops behind. This
is accompanied by waving bang 90 the FORE
head usually: though some ladies fad straight
bang, like fringe, more easy to manage in tho
hot days OF midsummer A cluster of three to
i've small puts, or else TWO long loops of hair arc
placed at the top of the chateaine. 10 mako
this couture moro dressy serpeutiue kuot of
hair is used instead OF the puffs that have been
worn so long. Ladies with full round f4cas use
the high ooiffure. The back hair is conbed
straight up from the nape of the neck; k;that about
the temples is carried back to meet it, aud the
whole is msssed 10 TWO or tbree long puffs, or
serpentine knot, into which comb or dagger or
trident of tortoise shell or silver or gold is
thrust so that both ends show The front hair
shows the parting down TO the forehead aud
tals ln little creVecUIr half rings on the side
or elsa it is parted 90 the left side aud throwu
up ia Pompadour fashion 10 the middle. Gold.
headed pins are worn stuck 10 dark ociffures to
the extent of six or eight. There arc eIso macy
side COMBS worn {; when these arc Of gold, with
beads Tor heading, they are as often stuck in tho
front of the dark pufs as in the sides; when Of
shell they are worn the sides to keep tho hsir
back. a great deal Of bsRdolineis usoj to paste
down the curves aud locks about the tenn ples
Invisible nets are also very useful for both tho
front and the back hair. The third fashion is the
simple classic cotflre with tho Greek coil very
low 9! the back while the front is plainly pa7toi
and perhaps slightly waved, or else the nair just
above the forehead and temples is allowed to
fall in short curves. The low coil is hcst braided
in a plat Of thrse tresses. TIis req aires very
little hair but the head shoulo be lneIy shaped
IS this severe style discloses Its entire outline
Ladies With blonde hsir use dark tortoise shell
pins IN star or Marguerite shape, while the sill
yer ornaments are preferred by brunettes.
Flcwers 80 elsborately worn on ball dresses,
are very slightly represented in tho coGuro.
small bouquet is stuck on Que side or perhaps
on top just in front OF tha Luf, and trlhs to.
ward the left 1fths fowvrs are artificial they
are sometimes set ia rusette OF lace. bu; this
must be car fully DONE or il will ok too much
like cap. The sllk tur0sr ars no longsr worn,
or ~ least they are laid aside uutll "nler. Nat.
urai IWers aIe mora woru THAI srtt isl ones.
and zach young g'rl adopts q 'wer aad intro.
duces it into every toilette VITA Rnlch she Wears
l1wors. Daisies ara worn by mauy miglone!!e
In large clusters accompanies .Vccy c0s:u ne
worn uy pretty blonde ard psnsi.s are chosen
by retned Gemi. blonde who d.lights IN ecrU.
.c-rve aud msE.ic gray dresses. es.-HGrpcr's
Ba.1r
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TOMM1SSIONkRs SALE OFT LANDIN
- T n "a y COUN GY, NEAk THE
VILLAGE OF AUCOTINK-By virtue of the
decree of the Circuit Court of Fsirf.I county,
in the suit of Shepherd Vs. shepherd, the I'm .
deraisned, special commissioner nsulcd in said
decree, will on MONDAY, (Court day. tho
18Th day of august 1879, in front of tho door of
the Court House of said county, ct II o'clock
m:, sel! to the highest bidder, that PART OF
THE REAL ESTATE of which SAMUEL SheU.
herd died seized not divided This tract Of land
adjolEs Silss Denty and the lots assigned to
Jnmes ard john Shepherd, and contains ST
acres roods end 9s poles, is without building
OF fencing, but is susceptible of ready and rapid
Improvement, and is situated Immediately on
Hohick run.
Terms of Sale: One fourth cf tho purchase
money in hs' d on the dsy Of sale; the residue
IN three equal snEusl payments, to lear Interest
from the day of sale, and to be secured BY the
notes of the purchaser, with good personal So.
curlty, and the title to be retained until The Last
payment is made.
THOMAS MOORE,
Jy lo-H4W Comn'r. Of Sale.
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THE GENTLE SAvAGE.--A oG.1aspoa iec. q
tie Chic 6, frbuae eh1 has lived for year
or tw3 n hs s!gSlm 0. l. tile k4if:, ca;ef
| Of the Icsas2as, Gr-"s Z rases:e pic uEe OF
life 10 the cau9 CT Sitting But. Am ,ag ths
vr.ures If the IoGi,u-the crafty sod cruel
Sioux discovers "ao enthusjastic tid:ty TO
the rules Of hospitality 20 latisn's lodge is the
properly # bis guest he feeds that gust
anu goes hungey hIus ii. Tha Sioux arc, he
says, cheerful and given to tun rather Ihaa
6gh,ing. aud -ley .hoW :" q rosy disposition to
| look upon the bright side OF existence AID
3 Bohemisn like ioel!uatlon to regard dl'aster sa
a ke."
Iucisps, be says, are popular 10 their tribe,
| DOT becaus, they are brav., tu: because they
| are witty, and be leaves US to infer that prr1
| haps the crimson feathers, hitherto regarded
a5 the tally Of scalps are merely 30 maDy badges
of unusually good iokes pcrpe.rated. Jolity
| 10 camp is commoner than gravity. "lo do.
| mestio life the Tetouisa medal. He will pre-
vido food when he can, and when h. cin't will
set brilliant example of cheerful abstinence.
| There are no kinder husbands
10 The world, and iu bis dciicl'o atten!loos and
courteous treatment of his his squaw tho ln'
| dian has 90 superior. His love for his children
approaches idolatry.
II have seen 80 I1dian with en- appetite
three days old, conceal the food be has begged.
aud, burYiug to bis Idge, cram it down the
throat ofa three year Cd savage, waosa round
stomach betrayed its familiarity with gNs:ro.
pomic eKercis,s." Moreover, tho l6diau us
always courteous aud afable. They never
bIsckguard each other. A blow is unknown.
"Ao Indian will never strike bis children or bis
wife: which Latter circumstance has probably
eiyen foundation to the impression that his
civilization is impossible. He Is c1arse, but
not ooscsne, aud there are no words for pro.
family 10 tho Sioux language. The Sioux lt'
dian is 40 even tempered, gen.IcnanlY sort OK
fellow, fond OF home aud family, constltutlonaI'
~ hungry and always foil cflrn.
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1gIABLs CUTLERY st 50 KING STBBb1
& CORNER OF BOY AL-Tne sub. criber
have just received supply Of Table Cutlery, o
good qu.lity and style, st low prices-Wholesal'
and retail.
jy3l j. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
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fESRUSTEES' SALE OF a DESIRABLE
= FARM IN MOUNT VERNON DIS
THlCT-By virtue OF tha deed Of trust executed
BY Daniel Tyler AID wife TO Gilbert s. Miner,
bearing dato the 9th dsy of August. 1864. and
li5er +, Nc. d folio 1856, and by direction of the
parry secured thereby, the undersigned will on
MOND tho 18th day Of August, 1879,
Court day. at II o'clock noon, in front of tho
door OF the Court House of said county, sell to
tha highest bidder that certain TRACT OF
Ian Nd whcreon the said Darial Tyler ut present
resides. containing FIFTY.SIX ACRES This
land adioins the lands of Winsor, TIiplett Johu-
ston and others. is CT good soil. susceptible of
easy improvement, ard is situated shout miles
south Of Alexandria Terms of sale-cash
GHAEhES POtISk, Substituted
THOMAS MOORE, Trustees.
Fairfax county. auy SITS
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.OTOMAC HERRING.

80 bb!s select Family Roe Herring.
25 half bbls select Family Roe Herring.
70 bbls Shsa
10 hslf bbls Shsd.
25 kits Spced Shsd Poe, and a full line
Eastern Herring and &ackerel for sale by
mySO " a. JOHNSON g &C.
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AUCTH0N BALES.
By Greo1 " Wise

4
| ECs! Estate gents aid Auctioneers
pf VIRTUE OF il DECREE OF TEE
! So CoIporat n Court for ihe city cf Ale1sp-
dris, VS., rendered S! its july term. 1879, in tie
! chanoery cause of Hooo VS. Aooc's sdministra.
ter ct al the undersigned, special commissioner
| therein named, will proceed on SATURDAY
! the OH day of August 1879 ct - o'clock m to
sell by public suction, to the highest bidder, be-
fore the front entrance of the Corporation Court
House Of Alexandria city, on Fairfax street, the
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE and LOT OF
GROUND. known as No. l25 King street. now
| occupied by Adonis Gl=che. ss dwelling ind
confectionery.
Terms of Ssla: Cash enough to psy costs OF
suit and expenses of s"le and the residue On
credit of six, twelve and eighteen mcaths; the
purchaser to give bond and security for the de.
terred payments, with interest from the day Of
sale, and toe title to be withheld as further &C.
cur!ty Until the whole of the purchase money
| shall have toan psid. 4. T. MERED1TH.
y 9-2a"ts epecisl Commissioner of Ssle.
ZsS> No bidders appearing, the above sale is
ssmo hour and place.
E.E MEREDITH.
aug 9-24Wts Special Commissioner OF Sale.
Ei.R STEE'S SALEOF VALUABLE
. REAL ESTATE near ALEXANDRIA
By virtue OF that certain deed of trust, executed
By Jerome Linton and wife bearing dato tho
ION day OF March, 1876 and OF record on the
isHu icColus Sl rsiTle8 SOuuly, lUer !, NO. 4,
page Sl7, shall on SATURDAY, the 25!h dey
OF July, 1879, at .. No., IN front Of BurIough5'
store, cor, Franklin and Patrick streets. in said
county Of Fairfax, sell to tho highest bidder, that
TkAJT or PAkCEL OF Ian D conveyed By
said deed, known as "i;heridan's Point" and
containing so screa, rood. and 25 poles, more
or less This farm is improved by TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE in
good order, with all the required out buildings,
excellent and thrifty spple and peach orchards
aid the land is we'll adapted to tho ususl and
varied products OF that thrifty seclion Of the
county. This land lies on the Potomac opposite
TO Fort Washington, and has landing on tho
river for steamboats, and other small craft.
Terms of Sels: Enough in hand 10 pay the
expenses of sale, and also $59l IS on the day of
sale; the residue in two equal annual payments,
TO bear interest from the day Of sale. and to bs
occurred by lien on the property.
THOMAS MOORE Trustee,
Fairfax Co, je2S.w4g
Gs>The above sale is postponed by consent of
parties untl TUESDAY, the 26.h day OF Au
gust, when the Sane will tsko place at the saae
hour and placs. Td0S. MOOEE.
jy 25-w4w Trnstpa
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Z ! l.. -c GC-' 4 CUST. guaranteed per-
fIcsly pure.
BSYANI'S SO. STaNDARD.
BEYAN1'S 80. . STANDARD.
BRYANTS AMMO DISSOLVED BONE.
BEYANTS HALF DISSOLVED BONE.
no PERUVIAN GUANO.
MURIATE OF POTAS;i, &c., sc.
igRs~A A distinctive feature in tho manufacture
of our Fsrti!zors is that Our Soluble Bone Phos.
phste is obtsined strictly from animal bone; not
one pound Of Charleston or Nevsasa Phosphate
enters into tncif composition in any wsy, shape
or form. Wc use only the highest grade mate
riuls Tho formula and sualysis being branded
On tho sacks, purchasers arc enabled to sea what
entors into each article snd the grade of mate.
risls used therein.
BECKFOHD & EUpFMAN'S DRILL.
KELLER or EAGERSrCWN DRILL.
FAnMEWS FRIEND DRILL.
FIELD SEEDS Of all kinds.
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Il HERBERT BRYANT
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
EsSE A5GAEERS.

EHSA 4bsIA E Ea[S.
NorioA' FISH.
500 packages Of POTOMAC FISH for sale by
s. j. REED.
The fish arc first class, and are as follows, viz
FAMILY ROE HERRING, in barrels, halt
barrels and kits.
SHAD in barrels, half barrels snd kits.
NO. l POTOMAC HERRING, in bbls, i1alt
bbls and kits.
He alzo offers for salo ono fine BAY HORSlE,
siao one Buggy ana Harness, C.rrisge and H,T,
ness, and Cart and Harness. THIS horse is W, vi
broke is 8 fine driver s7d suitable for family.
ia Ii II Fairfax street.
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AGRICULTURAL.

BaYAEI5 gOEE DUST. guaranteed
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Fairfax Co, je2S.w
Gs>The above sale is postponed by consent of
parties u1tll TU UESDAY, the 26.h day OF Au
gust, when the same will tsko place at the Sane
hour and placa. THOS. MOORE.
jy 25-w4w Trustpa
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honors. Shortly after his arrival he
was called upon by Prince Bismarck in
person. .~
On the Fourth of July he was ten
dered a banquet by the American citi-
zens Of Hamburg.
Leaving Germany, Gen. Grant made
r hurried u through Denmark,
Sweden and Norway, receiving on his
tour the like honors and public testi-
monials which had been extended to
him throughout his journeyings. From
Stockholm he steamed across the Baltic
and to st. Petersburg. As the vessel
which bore him neared Cronstadt, a
salute was fired in honor of the general.
Flags were flying from the shipping in
the harbor, and he was received with
cordial demonstrations Of welcome. On
his arrival at st. Petersburg he was
visited by an a~id-de-camp,
bearing kindly greeting from the
emperor, with whom, on the slst
of July, 1873, he had a long audience.
On the 10th of August he was received
at Vienna by Andrassy and the follow
ing day had an audience with the En-
peror. From Australia the General
Travelled to Spain, where he was honor
ed by Alfonso.
Having returned from the continent.
on the morning Of the third Of January,
1870 (yapar,l nr.nt o,ol
he was met, upon landing, by the
Lord Mayor of the city, and escorted to
the Mansion House, where he was form.
ally presented with the freedom Of the
city.
General Grant set out on his eastern
tour In the latter part of January, 1879.
He landed at Bombay on the 18th of
February, and all the splendors Of
Oriental honors were showered upon
him. At Aliahabed, Fotulpoor, at
Delhi, Lucknow and Benares the page
ants and receptions in his honor were
most striking and brilliant.
From the latter place he departed for
Calcutta, where he arrived on the 10th
of March.
Sailing from Calcutta for China. he
reached Penang on the Goth of March.
he was rendered a public recep.
ton.
At Bankok, Siam. he was received
with great state by the king and for
lays fete followed fete. Over 200, OOO
escorted him to the palace where
, banquet wa given him by the Vice
roy. At Shanghai, Tietsin and pekip,
General Grant was received with like
pomp and ceremony. On the 10th of
June the general left Peking and after
.ouching at Tietsen embarked for Japan.
On the 4th of July last, an audience
the emperor both stately and
was given the general and In the
evening a banquet in which all the
A americans present united was rendered
lin in the city. From Japan the gen
'ral set sail for California where his
reception eclipsed all the demon, ira
ever seen in the Pacific coast
Omaha Bee. ~
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u every kind neatly. cneapiy and expedi-
iousiy exe Cards OF every shape and
Stnd, Bill Heads, Letter and Note Headings.
6ianks OF every kind, Posters, etc., printed
On short notice. Having q new lot or Type
md Presses. We can do handsome work at
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G777 = Year and expenses TO Agents.
Diff Outfit Free. Address p. o. vIcKER
Augusta. Maine.
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077 a Month and expenses guaranteed to
pff Agents.. Outht free. SHAW q CO.,
Augusta, Maine.
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ALL PASSENGERS GOING EAST
should bear in mind that this is the
best Route to Chicago
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Passengers by this route have choice
of FIVE DIFFERENT ROUTES and
the advantage of Eight Daily Lines of
Palace Sleeping Cars from CHICAGO
to
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
And Other Eastern Points.
Insist that the Ticket Agent sells O
tickets by the North Western Road.
Examine your Tickets and refuse to buy
II they do not read over this Road.
All Agents sell them and Check the
usua baggage Free by this Line.
Through Tickets via this Route to all
Eastern Points can be procured at all
Coupon Ticket Offices of Union Pacific
and all Western Railroads.
New York Office, No. Ais Broadway.
Boston Office, No. 8 State Street. Oma-
ha Offices, Nc. 513 Fourteenth Street
and U. r. Depot. Council Bluffs Off,
ces at Union Pacific and Chicago and
Northwestern Depots. San Francisco
Office, 2 New Montgomery Street. Chi
cago Ticket Offices, 90 Clark Street, I'M
der Sherman House; rs Canal, corner
Madison Street; Kinzie Street Depot,
corner West Kinzle and Canal Streets;
Wells. Street Depot, corner Wells and
Kinzie Streets.
For rates or information not attaina-
BILE from your home ticket agents, apply
to any agent of the Company, or to
MARVIN HUGHITT,
Gent Mang'r, Chicago.
w. II. STENNETT,
Gen1 Pass. Ag't, Chicago
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CHICAGO And NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.

HALFWAY.
The Great Trunk Line from tie Vast to
Chicago and The East.
1t is the oldest, shortest, most direct,
convenient, comfortable and in every
respect the best line you can take. 1t
is the greatest and grandest Railway
organization In the United States. 1t
owns or controls over
2I5o Miles of Railway.
PULLMAN HOTEL CARS are run
alone by it through between
COUNCIL BLUFFS & CHlcAGO!
No other road runs Pullman Hotel
Cars, or any other form of Hotel Cars,
between the Missouri River and Chicago
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-26
A SURE
RECIPE
Pos Fine Complazions.

Positive reliefand immunity
from cOmplexiOnaI blemishes
may be found In Hagan's Mag
nOlla Balm. A delicate and
harmless article. Sold by drug.
gists everywhere.
1t lmparts the most brilliant
and life-like tints, and the clio.
sest scrutiny cannot detect its
use. All unsightly diseolora.
lions, erupti0ns, ring marks
under the eyes, saIl0wness, red.
ness, rOughness, and the fusi,
OF fatigue and excitement are
at once dispeIled by the Mag.
n0lia Balm.
1t Is the ono Incompatible
Cosmetic.