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"Pi.arore" by celered Singers.

A company Of colored singers from Phila-
delphia. under Manager Fox OF that city. gave
" Pinafore" at the Globe Theatre last evening.
The performance was not. as might have been
expected. burlesque. Had II been. the enter
tainment might have proved n success; but,
except the Capt COrcOrdn. who has a fine
voice and a proper apprehension OF his
burlesque OF that character. the people
on the stage make n dreary tumble OF II
negro singers doubtless offers an excuse for
presenting, them % the public In plays like
Uncle, Tom" hut not when It IL the
operas that Il is to be- mnnged beyond patience
by stupid people who neither know how 10
sing nor recognize what Ii is they are trying
10 sing. The chorus NJ times sings well to-
ccher and Is the most attractive feature Of the
uerfOrmunce.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The "snowbnmp at wsnael'. Thentr

In spite of the very discouraging weather
that prevailed last evening there was an ex-
cellent and fairly characteristic nrst-night
audience assembled in Wallack's Theatre
to witness the production Of Mr.. Sid
ney Grundys Snowfall" II was pre-
coded by the pretty little comedy Of
Delicate Ground" in which Mr.. Charles
Coghlan. Mr.. L. NJ. Holland. and Miss
Katherine Rogers appeared. and which was
very charmingly played by all three. 1t occu-
pied the stage until o.. and proved very inter-
esting, and not in particularly violent contrast
with the new piece that followed.
Snowfall" is a very amusing and highly
farcical comedy. constructed with the incest
skill. and with degree Of ingenuity equal
to that which showed to such advantage in
witty, and natural it's situations are the most
irrationally plausible that one can readily
imagine and its whole conccit is artistic. deli
atmosphere of what n candid and properly
sophisticated Gaul would describe as de-
depends upon an iaco Of that "2 Kind which is
most artfully developed and infused into every
fibre and detail OF the play without once being
motive motive and tho ''t cause; but Sf"' it Who'll
ly evades apprehension; II refuses to be
defined into an unpleasant actually. and il
defes all serious consideration OF any kind
Indeed, there IL no weight OF purpose to be ielt
anywhere In the play; II is all an airy. graceful
and fictitious creation. at which one must laugh
incessanty and never commit the indiscretion
OF stopping long enough to think. There Is
not the slightest danger OF any one doing so (;
the fun Is too contagious. too palpable, and too
totally irresistible. The curtain at the end OF
the second act last evening came down upon an
audience which had thrown decorum 10 the
winds. and abandoned itself TO the most bos-
ferrous expression Of its emotions.
Mr.. Coghlan. as W. Feii1 Fedtherstone has a
part that fits him particularly we'll and
enables him to do some acting which Is in
some respects perhaps the most artistic and
effective that we have yet had from
him. Miss Rose Coghlgn. as Mrs. Fedth
el'siDne. also appears mt her best. and
Miss Enic Germon il very en'crtninng in
o capital soubrette part-that OF Penelope, Mr..
John Gilbert Miss Bonface. and Mr.. FLOYD
also appear to excellent advantage. and the
whole play is given with n degree Of artistic
finish and completeness that is very gratifying.
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BANKING And FINANCIAL.


AN EDITORIAL CRITICISM
In the arrangement OF the conditions this ne form
isiar IN advance OF any species OF Are policy remcm
Der to have seen. Each subject Is appropriately cass
fed and has distinct head line indicating the nature of
the topic treated the language used is sufficiently
simple to convey It's meaning to ordinary reader
~ T. Times, Aprd2l.
The foregoing sa comment upon policy modelled after
one prepared by the Star Fire Insurance Company No
l4l Broadway which was advertised In November last
In almost identical terms and which now used cxclu.
syey by that Company for insurance Of all kinds Of
property.
The star form, however does not contain the
cessye demand the assured to which the Tune, 50
strongly objects In another part Of ITS editorial.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAMDERs.- Nos. 81, 81, 90
ia H. ia III sG ss s6 loo 500 a6i ss 90 ~ ~ a aP
sH en-, rqt Ne S stt i ss AZ ~ 2YiI sss7 3s
par, Nos $40. 4aal s5n 3-1 il9l i755'i, 2s3s
1856 341i 1859 1919 3s7 ai9l, 24i7 slO3 3ia6 $50
s40 at73 1917, 3il2 Part III Nos 1910, PA. i99l
2S sl6S j2as l2o2 sO7J, sG47 io2i 32l0 9os1, 1905
2l72 3iG2 SaOl
SUPERIOR COURr Adjourned for the term,
Cosmos lLEAs-Part I-NnS 49, 0il. 1913, 400, lOit,
91s, las s7. 2Oi6 POPS, 1897 OOl, 10 q, 2l75. 2lI6
1850 O,l5 Part ll-Nrs lOl2, Oi6 1887 $40 sdl, D77
a22, 1888, 1917, 2l4s 100, loti io4o. iO4s Equity
Tern.-NuA 3. 8, d 10, lJ, 2, T. 80
MARINE CoURT.-Ad burned Tor the tsTm.
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NEW York. MONDAY. April 2s.-The 4. $40 fresh
cattle offered to-day were slowly worked on at shso74c
extra do with one load. 555 Ms average, sold at
1Oic tn dress 81 ms Thcse figures about the
as reported last Friday. Exporters used 7Oo including
100 for shipment alive. SHIPMENTS for week ended
Trade IN sheep and lambs dull at easier prices with
1920 offered and selling slowly at 5d6tSc. n NJ for
shOrn. and 4s@51sc Tor clipped, with load Of extra
clipped sheep III Ms average, sold at s. co y 100 MS
and some clipped yearlings a. go Spring lambs sold
atsls@oSc y n generally. Exporters took about eO0
tat sheep to-day. Shipments for the week, eS4 live
sheep, and 2.2iO carcasses of mutton.
Hogs quiet At s35)atf 4 100 ms for poor 70 good
alive, with in4OO received Exports for the week 4i5
live hogs, and IT'S dressed do
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The speculation on tho Stock Exchange was
active to-day, and renewed interest was mani
were active, but did not sustain the early adj
vance Wabash showed renewed activity and
buoyancy. Tho Southwestern fancirs were in
general demand, with large business after the
second call. in X. G. and Northern. Govern
ments were quiet and there WAS nothing done
IN railroad bonds TO require special reference.
Money WAS loaned on call ut SECS cent.
Justice Haran's decision was rendered this
afternoon in the suit OF the Columbus. Chicago
and Indiana Central Railroad Company against
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. As We
expected. he sustains the validity OF the lease.
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Gen. HaEen Mt shiloh.

In the Stanley Hazen court martial yesterday,
the examination Of ex-Gov. Palmer was resumed. The
witness stated that lalens brigade Was In place which
might he considered the key Of the Union position.
Q-But would not the other bngades and divisions
have an equal right to erect monument at that spot
A-rhey would.
In answer 10 question by the President Gen Han
cock as To when tie battle became most severe the
witness said that II was an hour and half before II
reached Hahens brlgade The battle swept across the
line, tnktug Gen Jen O. Davis's division second, and
passing Gen Ncgey and others before reached azen
y A. Mcdonnell, who was attached 10 the Forty hfsl
Ohio at the battle OF Shiloh WAS also witness
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.alted do, s7oc. Dressed hogs 5ss1Ic. PIGS 6He
Butter weak new state, pals i49i6c and new West
srn creamery lo9i9c .heese steady state factory
5aSc. fresh eggs. lOls9i2c.
GaiIs1wheat was higher but quiet =. the advance
sales l7OOO bush Al 81 l3h@fl - Tor No red s1O3a
g Is for ungreded red g. oss I2s for No spring 500
& ~ f9r No white sll4 for No red for June, AVID
and Arm with sales Of 500 bush at &c for state
sales 6s0oc bush q 2g%9s2c Tor mixed, aud s3Na
mixed, 52g32}c Corn higher bGt quiet; sales, Of
17lNn bush including steamer Mt i3Gt3'4c.; No do,
~ @i4e No 3 4lIs%i2e' 4sAc for NJ for April,
GROcERiEs-Ro coffee WAS very quiet Mt lOaf0lf4c.
for cargoes mild quiet at II ss61sc. for Maracabo and
23a25c. for Java. Rice was IN moderate demand atWs
9ttac. for domestic Molasscs was moderately active
and steady at 2Sc for Cuba muscovado and 2SfOc for
New Orleans Raw quiet and unchanged ~
6tadsc Tor fair to good refining hned steady and in
moderat. demand at sl6ssssc Tor hards and 7As71Sc
suNpghsNaval stores quiet but steady; spirits
Wrlwnitne. 5ltac common 10 good strained rOsns
- 35@t 10 Petroleum easier at sac Tor refined In
hbls 10000 bbs soil at this price. Tnlow steady and
quiet t6sc tor prime Ocean reghts were steady and
only moderately active. provisions 10 Liverpool, by
steam. 2h@Bls flour To London. nv steam % Sd re.
hncd petroleum to- the Baltic 1uisd ata do to Cork
- do to Bremen q Old; do to Bristol IS Gd grain
to Cork Tor orders IS ar by steamer aud 5s ia
by sailing vessel do to Bordeaux Antwerp, 5s Wills
key quiet at Si.OT1
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The Death OF Gen. Alrr.d suIIY.

Gen. Alfred Sully, u s. A.. died at Vancou-
yers Island on sunday Gen. suy was Colonel OF the
Twenty nrst infantry, and son OF the eminent Ph
Point and served in the regular army the Florida and
Mexican wars He was appointed Colonel OF the First
Minnesota Volunteers ana served in all McClelan's bat
ties. lie also distinguished himself In lighting the In
dians in Minnesota IN s0i lie was bIeNeted Lieutenant
Colonel March 49, 1913. In lsBb he WAS placed IN
command VI the military district Upper Missouri
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The total tonnage from all regions for the
week was 4IO9s4 tons, against l1O9s3 tons in
OF 3OQ,O94 tons. The total amount Of anthracite
3 i0i 500 tons for the same period last year; an
increase Of 26Oj 92i tons.
The war between Peru. Chill. and Bolivia will
II II continues Tor any length OF time materially
curtai the supplies Of nitrate OF soda aud OF
guano. which have hitherto been drawn from
the west coast OF South America. Nitrate Of
soda has already risen IN price in consequence,
10 be- enough on hand here and in Europe for
the consumption OF the next two or three years.
Merchants engaged in trade with the bellEUr-
ents viii be serious sufferers
Dispatches are pubishedthis afternoon from
the Superintendent OF Construction OF the
southern Pacific Railroad In Arizona To the
effect that at noon yesterday the track was laid to
the Marposa end Of ella division lj7 miles east
OF Yuma. and SIS miles distant from san Fran
which will be ready for business Monday, and
that rails and ties are going forward from
Yuma for the extension TO Tucson. ono hun
progress eastward OF this road and the ex-
tension westward Of the railroads in Kansas
and Texas Will. ere long, result in a new route
10 California. competing with the Union Pacific
The Injunction granted by Judge Blatchford
in the Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad ease,
has been modified so that the sale OF the rond
will take place on Thursday. "a previously
fixed, and the purchaser will probably be the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company. tho
holders OF 81 100000 out OF 81 10000 OF bonds
having consented TO an arrangement whereby
they will receive per cent bonds Of the l.. K y.
Company. at 96. in settlement Of their claim.
The road, heretofore. has never earned more
than 100000 per annum. but in the hands OF tho
new purchasers 1t is expected 10 pay the in
terest on 81 100000 Of per cent bonds and
leave profit
The trustees OF the Cincinnati Southern Rail-
road decided, on saturday, 10 give the lease Of
the road 10 the new Carrier Company at the re-
duced ratio Of per cent. on the latter's capital.
This Is subject To the approval Of the Sinking
Fund Commissioners. 10 whom tho matter is
now referred.
The deed for the Lafayette, Munce and
Bloomington Railroad was delivered TO pur-
chasing bondholders this morning. A tempo
rary organization, 10 be called the Muncie aud
State Line Railroad Company, will be made
after which n consolidation will be effected with
the Illinois Company. under the name u the
Lafayette Bloomington and Munce Railroad
Company.
A committee OF bondhodcrs Of tho Central
Railroad Company q. Iowa will meet q tho
Windsor Hotel. on Wednesday at 5 r. NJ. to
adjust, II possible. tho conflicting interests Of
the several classes OF creditors OF the company.
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Crushed to Death by n Truck.

Charles F. Fell aged IA. OF TAG Communpaw
avenue. Jersey CITY Heights, killed Yesterday by
lager beer truck belonging to 'iill Piez Of Newark
Fell who had asked Nicholas 0usse the driver OF the
Tu,s, Tor ride tel under the rear wheel as he was
climnQ i.to the truck As he VAS dyn he turned u
the driver, Gusse with whom he was acquainted, and
said; Nick. II wasn't your iaal1"
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MILFORD, April 29.-Forest fires arc raging
- te nor!hern and western ends Of PIKE COUNTY r.
aud other property Hundreds OF men are hghting the
hres night and day but their efforts are OF no avail
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BInir's PIIIs.-Grcat English Remedy for Gout and
Rheumatism. All druggists have them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-29

now only e. so PoMEKOY TRUSS CO. 7i5 broadway.
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4 cough neglected may lead to serious re-
suits. PoTter's Cough Balsam Will relieve az once.
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By using HIGGINS German Laundry Soap. because IL
pure. Ask your grocer Tor IT, and give 1t a trial
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Keep Your Head Cool and Level
With the Ceulod sweat Band, healthy imperyious 10
sweat. and very stylish.
ASK halter
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MARINE INrELLIGENOR

sun rises... Ol sun sets..... 81 Noon sets 90
HfGn vArER-THis
sandy Hook..12 iGcV Island. 80 Hell 0ate-.. n
Arrtved-MOSpAY. April %
Sc Caledonia, Allison. Almcra.
IS Circa~sian. Munro. GlaSguw.
IS Rcdewater. Richards Catania.
S santiago de Cuba, fnotc. Havana.
shin Galata, llhger. Liverpool
ship Isabella Mott Grafton. London.
ship Marlborough, Munroc Bremen.
Bark Julia. Higgins. Mar-.illcs
Bark Harold. Dart. HALIFAX, n g.
BArk Amnln. Amnlh. MnssIna.
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Use Olhne's "Taseless" Cod LAYER OH with Lime and
Wild Cherry. Bold BY druggists Depot, Bowery.-AdV
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SPECIAL notrt,s.
WEI DE MEYERS cArARRm CURE.

PREPARED BY the discovercr Of THE ACTION OF
CATARRHAL VIRUS As rcmarkahc As vaccination Tor
smallpox. THE ONLY REMEDY vet known THAT
WILL CURE PtRllENr DISEASES ot the mucous
membrane IKE nAIARRli BRONCHITIS, and Hay Fever,
markHhle testimonials of hundreds cured By the new
treatment be obtained of druggists real cure u
offensive Cntarrh, amt at a tritllug cost
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500 C., G. A I G. sSS't 2nN. Y Central .ll7is
rut .t,C&l fTtsibis leBuO A Miss. ..la's al4ls
$40 cine n gum. 49, ~ st. La l. he2nis
40 chic Ait. .77a9rAal 2uu stand Min 2las Ga
2tnIh u, l. " 81 seh2l4 40 Pittsburgh .Sfs@D1
1880 Del IIud t6lsSi1}sI en- T. Mail 800. 144@l3's
1928 Ere 2d's f2d1s go Rock L.. 1897 iAns
go Erie n ...... 40@iS 1875 X &. A. n lNtalIaa
tun H. Wayne .ltrdluS IilI2a X. c. y nj 30s.ai7i,
1913 llanAStJo leas als Ss,1 Union PHcinr 7la72a.
2taO N ASt JO pt ~ AL 247un ahash Siiaas2
100 III Cent .., s5l sctSiisI vo A T. Tel 35is sn
$50 Kan. rac.... .a2@i7,' 04t4 " a. Tel los, alu6,
lUau Lake shore ..72a7iAI ~ Adms EN itrtA sltS
4iSu Mich Cent SO, aSlLI lOO boston Air L. -
1880 Asst Paul ~ efi.I $50 Wells Fargo EN IN
300 Asst PM Slr @SrsI ~ Quicksilver $50 AK
$50 NJ, X T. iisali4I 30 y. j south. Ia a
lG23 Nor. Ess 49, seS7sl liO X a d. NJ. al3is
fs1j y j. Cent 4aff4l ly9D St LOuig san '. 9's
h1to Nthwestu go aaaot.l arm st l. I tpf llallaa
400 Ntwstr'npt Ho ss9 1872 St LASF. nj 23l GOV
Total sales, 2O7 49, shares
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AT PRICES TO SUR THE TIMES.
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Keeps Custom Shirts, made tomeasurc. The very best
mal can hg produced az any price SIX for 80 f,reet
Dress shirts the best that can be produced any
price, SIA Tor 81 Easily finished los any htte gIrL
KEEPS GlNGlIAN UMBRELLAS
the very best Patent protected ribs. huy cent
stronger than any other Umbrella made, 81 each
KEEPS KID GLOVES
for Gents. the very best, plain embroidered, ~ pair
KEEPS INDEEMEAR, IL ALL STYLES
HandAerchicts Hosiery. rgs, sc. All goods warranted
samples AMI circular, mailed tree.
kEEP MANUFACrt KlNG COMPANY'S STORES.
63l BroHdNHy, 3 N.,y yort 3il Fulton st., Brooklyn
1913 dtll aN.. w" A"'N'
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Busiurss Qotitss.

Baum a. Friedman.
ARTIST TAILoRs BENNETT BUILDING,
have Just opened the large store. 23i Broadway,
with full assortment OF finest Imported and Do.
nestle woollens
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KENru,kN STATE LOffEKY.
To be drawn "Wednesday. April 80
WHOLE ltkEIS 81.
JACKSON 60 Buuktr.. - Nassau 81 New York
OPEN rms TrEsDAN EVENING UNTIL % T. VI
ATWOIEARS' RUEUMATISM CURED
by tour bottles llNAfl'S LIFE BALSAM. had hy Michael
Harrldau, lt0th st AMI BroadN he WAS badly Grip.
pied, almost unable to walk. sold by druggists
RYE AND KOCK"-VAN BELLS THE
only genuine Sold by all druggists aud prucers At ~
bottle at depot - Der gallon n van BELL, ~ Cham
bers St, south side.
HAIR CUTTING 20 CTS, HAIR CUT
and shave - cts shaving lOCts ~ ut 81 ~ Ann ~
Ching Foo Hair STAIN Black. brown light brown, ons
application.
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LOUIsIANA sTNTE LOTTERY 90.

IsVV W 7 7 W.
This Institution WAS regularly Incorporated hy The Leg
slaure the STATE for Educational and Charitable pur-
uu,es u l- for the term twenty uNc wears. To winch
contract the nNlohir ith o tuc state is pledged, with
calIt of - e1tuFl which ~ ht. since added
serve tuud o S1"p'p n NENEN SrAlEs or POSr.
PONIES l~ti. Monthly GrIui Distribution, Sow orleans,
NAV 10 40 ptIA,s. total sllutu, capitals. S'npo.
$40. ~. Sluu 49, iULuul uchrt,, two 81 dollars;
halves one ~ dollar ApuN o. 4. pAlrillN, T. %.
boN tu2, Sew urcnu- La. OF same at $40 Bway, Y,
SO7,0s5 -kouucky state, April 80. capital prlle
SliNu, 80 40 distributed m 1880 prlAs. tickets ~
each. Address ZOO orders 90 the LUCKY OFFICE, III
broadway, \. y. cururr .tlth ~ open evenings
II FoktEKS co, Northern AGENTS
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Baum a. Friedman
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-07-16
P0stoffiCe News Room.
WATERFOWL, WIS.
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PORTRAITS.
STRAW Il MURPHY-Lite like Crayon
~ and India Ink Portraits; enlarged from
Photographs and TiAtypes. Satisfaction
guaranteed. lst door west of Wisconsin
National Bank.
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Still in the Field.

EORTY years Practical Surveyor, 80
l. years in this city, familiar with every
grade, street, lot. mound and monument;
will warran: all work entrusted to my care.
10 those who are able to pay, reasonable
charges will be made. To those who can
not, my services are offered gratnitously
Residence North avenue 9Th, ward, place OF
busl ness IL the field.
J. PRENTICE,
Deputy County Surveyor, ex city Engineer
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-07-16
TO LET

TO parties who desire to quarry stone, or
to erect lime kiln and burn lime l off r
to rent or work on shares my quarry situat-
ed near my residence across the county
line bridge Second ward. This is a favor
able opportunity to those wishing to engage
in business of this kind the quarry being
situated convenient to the city and the
dePots. The terms will be made reasonable
L. S. BOUGHTON,
Watertown, March Is, 1879.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-07-16
West and Northwest.
Embracing under one Management
Ass MILES OE ROAD

and forming the following Trunk lines
Chicago, Council Bluffs & California
Line, Chicago, Sioux City & Yankton
Line, Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque and
La Crosse Line, Chicago, Freeport &
Dubuque Line, Chicago, ia Crosse,
WinoDa & Minnesota Line, Chicago,
St Paul & Minneapolis Line, Chicago,
Milwaukee & Lake Superior Line,
Chicago, Green Bay & Lake Superior
Line.
The advantages of these lines are
/. Ifthe passenger is going 10 or from
any point in the entire West and North
West he can buy his tickets via some one
OF this Company's lines and be sure ofreach
ing his destination By it or its connections.
?. The greater part Of its lines are laid
with Steel Rails, the road bed is perfect. No
road has better or smoother track.
3. 1t is the short line between all i'm
partant points.
I. It's trains are all equipped with the
Westinghouse Air Brake, Miller's Platform
and Couplers and the latest improvements
for comfort, safety and convenience.
s. 1t is the only Road in the West run
ming the celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars be-
tween Chicago and Council Bluffs.
6. 1t is the only Road running the PAIL
man alace Sleeping Cars either way be-
twee
"CHICAGO AND ST. PAUL."
"CHICAGO AND GREEN BAY"
"CHICAGO AND FREEPORT,"
"CHICAGO AND LA CROSSE"
"CHICAGO AND WINONA."
"CHICAGO AND DUBUQUE"
aCHICAGO AND McGREGOR."
"CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE"
Z. 1t is the only road passing along the
shores of Lake Michigan between Chicago
81 Milwaukee.
6. The only road running -Four Express
Trains day via its lines between Chicago
and points in Minnesota.
9. No road offers equal facilities in
number of through trains, equipped with
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.
10. 1t runs two Express Trans Daily
ach way on all its lines and four trains
ach way between Chicago and Milwaukee.
IL. 1t makes connections with all lines
rossng a intermediate points.
The popularity Of these lines is steadily
increasing and passengers should consult
their interest by purchasing tickets via this
iine
For information Folders, Maps, &C., not
obtainabe at Home Ticket Office, address
any agent OF the Company or
MARVIN HUGHIT1 w. Il. STENNETT,
Genl Manager, Gen,l Pass. Agt
Chicago, Ill. chicago, LII
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Real state for Sale

A BRICK HOTEL BUILDING, 2 stories
"a high, with good Barn, Well and
other appurtenances, and two lots attached
Situated in the Village of Rome, Jefferson
County, Wis Six acres of choice land in
the town of Farmington, Jefferson County,
near Waits Mills, on which is situated one
large frame store building, in good condi-
ton, also one frame dwelling house j stor-
les, with a l story wing. There is good
we'll of water and a large cistern On the
premises. This property is we'll located for
business. Will be sold on liberal terms.
For particulars enquire at the REPUBLICAN
office
Waterfowl, Dec, 1922, 1878.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-07-16

For Debility, Loss Of Memory, lnaispo-
sitlon to Exertion or Business, Shortness Of
Breath, Troubled with thoughts of Disease.
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back or est,
and Head. Rush of Blood to the Head, Pale
Countenance, and Dry Skin.
If these symptoms are allowed to go on,
very frequently Epileptc Fits and Consump
ton follow When the constitution be-
comes affected it requires the aid of an in
MIGRATING medicine to strengthen and tone
up the system-which