The Huron Signal, 1883-09-28, Page 66 THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY! SEPT. 28, 188'.
the Poet's Torner.
Mao ter Travellers,
More Nes thirty are years age we road tie
w .cheats la emigration la a "parlor
lksary of mlaoellany," or a book bavlytoome
web taking title ; and hero It tures up agals
■ liar exchanges as good as new :
The Brewers" should Le "Malta" go.
The " Boobies" ell to " ticllly,"
The -Quakers" to the "Frls•dly Isles,"
The '• Furriers" to "Chilli."
Tkellttle snarling, carolling babes
Who break our nightly reef
Should be paced off to •• Babylon,"
To " Lap" land or to " Brest."
From "Spltheed," "Cooks" go o'er to
"Greece,"
And while the " Miser "waits
Hb peaaage to the •• Uulnea Coast,"
Spendthrifts" ere in the "Straits."
"Spinsters" should to the "Needles" go.
" Wine bibbers" to "Burgundy,"
"Gourmands" should lunch st "Sandwich
ranee,"
Wags" at the "Bay of Fundy."
"Bachelors" to the "United States,"
" Maids" to the " Isle of Man ;"
Lot •• Gardners" go t0 " Botany Bay."
And "Shoe blacks" to "Japan."
A Vela frees lie Varus.
"You say that my lite is • round of roll r
The stalwart farmer said ;
"That I source can wrest from the oft-tUled
poll
My pittance of daily bread 1
Well. what you tell me to part Is true,
I am seldom an Idle mac,
But I value the blessing of rest as you,
Who have so much of it, never can.
"And. surely, I have never worked In vain.
From the spri.•g to the golden tall ;
The harvest has ever brought waving grain.
Enough and to spare for ell.
And whets in the evening, free from care,
1 see at my farm house door
My wife and little ones waiting there.
Oh. what has a millionaire more
"My children may never have hoarded wealth;
Their lives may at times be rough ;
But if 1n their homesi they have love and
health
They will Moil their riches ennagh.
The only land they will aver own!
alis the land that the strong right arm
And the patient, fearless heart alone
Can till a fertile t:-rm.
"1hay e nothing boyond my simple wants,
And a little for cloddy days ;
Bnt• io grim ape;tre my homestead haunts.
Bach as silver and gold m'ght raise.
Around =Oar,: oyes that with sparkling mirth
Or with placid countenance shine
And n o wealth.e:og;od lord upon all the earth
Has a lot mots blessed than mine.
Oh! yes, I am laboring all day long.
With the mind and the muscle, too ;
Bat 1 thank the Lord, who has made me
strong,
An has given m • work to do.
For what, in'locd, lithe idle drone
Buta 'empire on the land,
Heaping a trait that by others was sown,
The work of a:tother hand.
Dirt Fater" of the Aalaaett.
"You say they are dirt -eaters ? '
"Yes, air, and I moan it in it, literal
sense. You know the French ti tveller,
Macrois, who explored thesourc• . of the
Rirer Amason, found a tribe of Indians
so infernally lazy that having eaten up
all the four -footed animals in their reach,
including parrots and monkeys, snakes
and creeping things, were reduced to Hy -
:1g solely on bugs and insects. These
Ottoulacs are fully -as bad. They live
upon mud -balls when the river is high
and fishing ceases. -It is a sort of unct-
uous clay of a peculiar kind, which they
find upon banks of sur :nos. It isOloft
to the touch, like patty. *1 -its statural
state it is of a yellowish gray colour,' but
when hardened before the fire it assumes
a tinge of red, owing to the oxide of iron
that it contains."
'13 it nourishing l"
"Not in the 1elast. It merely fills up --
produces a satiety and stifles the pang
of hunger. I have bean told by chem•
ists and medical sten who have analyzed
'he br-'ls 'ate which they roll it to store
away that it contained nothing nourish -
!ng, sirtply riles and alumina, with 3 or
4 per cent, of lime. They call thcsa
11s ,...ya, and store tl•^m r into little
pi •nit;_, j'iet as oanhon balls aro piled
a f• .. Each ball is three or four in-
ches in uiautoter. Ve.ten stung..' they
tike n ball and soften it by 'vetting it,
and cat about ' pound s day. Therm is
something in thedirt-eating habit which
prnduens a so.- of coavrag fee it. ' I do
1 1 is on 1,01 ex-
clusively to the- (Monaca,. 'out believe
thous it t• generally wen s liana the In -
diens o` tho tropics. I Imo heard of s
pour clam •'f whites living to N,o -h Cato
lir s vale; when prossatl ny hnngor, eat
the mud dauhingsthat hide the chinks
tba• • cabins."--[Cinctiniti E'aqulrcr.
Farm ant tuart len.
Turf q n successfullybe laid down, if
a , In dry and ot wtasser weath-
er, by ply *ermine k when finished,
before it gets esu dry, with about aquar-
tsr of an inch of light soil put through a
half-inch neve. The gree begins to
grow through the soil in a very few
days.
Hawke have a partiality fur • tall pole
from whines they can survey the Heid
before seising their prey- The know-
ledge of this pr,peaaity of the hawk by
the farmers sometimes induces the letter
to erect poles at comma locations, at she
sop of which are tautened steel spring
trap*, which clime when the hawksaliRht
ou them.
It is a good plan to hero sulphsr is
cellars where milk is kept, unsocially if
they are damp. The selpburous acid
evolved destroys the midew,whieh, if not
shacked, will injure the deem of creme
and butter. In many damp tellers the
mildew wastes the cream so that the
butter product is seriously thsseaasd,be-
sides the injury to quality.
Slow milking of cows nsversss,sres the
full product. The cow becomes tired of
relaxing the udder muscles, mil afssr a
time resumes the more uatutal position
of contracting them. This makes much
stripping ueeessary,and • slow Conker will
never have patience to strip a hog time.
Partial milking soon dries the sow, and
greatly reduces her vides
The Lancet stoutly opposes fie practice
of putting blinkers on horses. It says :
"It wens to us that they owe melds,
ugly, an 1, to some extent, injurious to
the eyesight. The most be.et:fd fea-
ture of the horse is the eye. If it were
not hid from our gates, it would serve to
denote sickness pain or pleonasm. Many
a time would the driver spare the whip
un seeing the animal's imploring eye-"
Newly seeded fields should be carefully
looked ..ver At this season. In nanny
places weeds will appear that make it un-
advisable to keep them in gree another
year. The worst weed in young lover
is the bread leaved plantain, u it is nut
easily smothered out. It is often sown
with clover seed, and too much care can-
not be taken to prevent it from getting
possession of the fields where it appears.
The mat easily 'edited and beat rem-
edy for gapes i,t chickens is caustic hate,
either air or water slacked. It should
be in • dry and powdered state. Take
the chicken in the left hand and open its
mouth, keeping it upright, and then
drop a pinch •.f dry lime into it. Hold
it in this lositinn a few seconds until it
obliged to breathe, when it will inhale
some of the litne ; then let it go. One
application of the lime has cured, in my
experience, every case of gapes, some of
theta in the last stages. After trying a
number of remedies, I have hit upon this
as the best of all, as it is simple and sure
and does I.ot injure the chioken. The
line kills the worms.
A correspondent of the Breeders' Gu•
Stitt says that his hogs being much in
fasted with lice, and hearing that coal oil
would tix then, he determined to try it.
So he took his coal oil can. and While
the hogs were feeding he poured a stream
of the oil on them from the top of their
heads to the root of their fails, applying
it particularly where tho lief were re
numerous, and it was really amusing to
see them run to their rubbing places and
rub. The result was that it nut only
killed the lice and lits on the hogs. but
there was enough coal oil rubbed off on
the pasts to kill the lice and nits on
them. He applied it some few weeks ago
and ,to -day there is not a louse ao he
seen
Bra` PoTATos..-John Mosley. Sr.,
ells us of a bid yield of putatosat Rud-
dington, near Nottingham, Eng'-nd. A
farmer there reports that from a•ingle
rot six large potatoes were takcn,five of
which weighed • a pound each, and the
sixth tipped the beam at 5 lbs. 6 07.
weer
in the summer and the Fall, the urchin climbs
the garden wall,
For -•reen app'es. In bus otic;
He wi,l eat hie ell, on. very " I,
lteadoubled up with Col -c.
The antidote is Dr. Fowler's E: true_ of
Wild Stawberry-an unfailing remedy
for Colic, Cholera Morbus, Cholera In-
fanautu and all Summar Complaints. 2
Ayer's Ague Cure not oily affords im-
mediate relief, but it eradicates the . nia
lariat poison which produces the diaea:.e,
without leaving any injurious effect. as is
the case with quinine and many of the
ague medicines advertised. It is the
only nnedicino in existenc.t which may
be considered an absolute antidote for
fever and ague, and kindred disease's.'''
}touseholb }tints.
Pansy embroidery is pretty on puede
oolored satin.
A cushion intended for $ rest fur the
neck in traveling is a uuvelty that will
find favor.
Curtains in takers, with Oriental
stupes ornamented in tinsel, ars hand-
some and stylish. Curtaine of tambour
lava ere still in favor, outwithetttladin g
the pe.pularity of Madras alotb.
The officers' mess -room of the Blanker
Hussars, at $tolpe, has just been adorn-
ed with • life -sins purtrmt of the Prime
ut Wales, who was recently, appointed
Masorete Wesel of the regiu.wmt by tie
Response.
Now that embroidered handkerchief,
ase ewes heist's teaad, the monogram of ini-
tial in the ourner is agent the favorite
style for meriting them. On white this
in usual in white; but us colored silk
kenthief. it may be me tam" w one
cheeses
Leopold lelaussss has meds a very
sueesestel stabile; of the late Charles
DI•rria, atter the portrait of John Col-
lier, of Landon. A limited somber of
espreseMna have beer taken. Flameng
will are stab Ceieie recent portrait of
bluillory. The weeks as. cusw issi.as
freer the Pine Art Society.
TdgSy mustard of spice boxes Harm a
good foundation for cigar-hddere. The
cardbomrd is est to it, and 'decorated to
taste. 'The bottoms -of cardboest-is
sewed in,aod quilled ribbon hide. the
join and finishes tbetop of the Case- A
ribbon is sowed to the sides and forms
the handle.
A pretty wan to fix a palm -leaf fais
to paint iL Mix n x sort' uitrs-marine of
Prussian bine with • little silver -whirs
paint, anti Make in, quite thin with boiled
linseed oil Paint theists no bothsideso
handle and all, with it. It you choose
to decorate it, paint r poppy er sobs
buds and stems on it; tin • blue ribbon
around oke handle, mod hang; it in a con-
venient place.
A bearetiful tidy for the beak of a lance
chair is made of a square piece of cloth
about ten inches (tach way; on this is
sewed patchwork .1 plash and velvet is
the foam of s widespread fan. The cor-
ners of the block w of black velvet, and
on the top, drooping over the fan, is a
spray from a mosserese busk, in ribbon
embroidery. The edge i. finished with
the lace. This edge is finiahed'with the
block itt a quilt for • sola pillow.
Combed -out work is of two kinds, the
first consisting of i.sertiag loops of wool
an inch and a -half in leeyftk•° Into alter-
nate ruwsof plain knitting, during the
lengtceof 'making, ani after a sufficient
h
ength has been knitted, cutting these
loops and ottlahing them out first with a
large tooth aomh, and thou with a small
one until the weal assumes the texture
of hair, %nil b..tirely conceals the knitted
fouudatien. it is chi• fly used for mats.
the other i, use l tis form detached flow-
ers ad annhe.l-cul w..atl and beta of vel-
vet. Pa'naies and similar simple flowers
eme le very effe o ively nude in this
way.
CCs• CenElsi.-Oce peound of
Boer, one•half pend of butter, three-
quarters of a pound of sugar, four eggs,
one-be'f ,sound currants well -washed and
dredge!, mte-half teaspoonful of sods
dissolved in hot water, one-half lemon
grated rind and juice, one teaspoonful
61 cinnamon. Drop frum s spoon upon
. a baking tin lined with well -buttered pa-
pers and bake quickly,
OaANo s Ica Cat& -Ten eggs, one
pound sugar, one-half pound of flour,
one lar;e cringe. Beat whiten and yolks
separately,add to all Cie yolks and the
writes of seven eugs, the- sugar, . the
grated rind of the orange, and the juice.
Bake as for jelly cake. To the whites of
th 'ee eggs ailow.s pound and a quarter
of powdered sugar, boat stiff as fur icing,
take out enough to cover the top and
se: aside, add to the res: half the grated
rind of a large orange. When the cake
is nearly cold spread this between the
' lye . Beat into the icing reserved for
tau tops little lemon juice, and, if :•
ed, more sugar. It should be at; Ter
than that aprr'td between the calces.
COOP u:l WIVIL-it is a well known
fa:t that when fermen'et" a to is used
for Sacrtuuenta. p n.. s rhe reformed
% r l' ted C trout pat the ar ' t .tp to
his lips a hour incurring 'te danger of
a relapse into former hat::ts. "One •
the ntembe •s of our church toll ine .hat
before we gave up ' ' ::o..icating
wine, it wt's with .a i nay
that : w ' able • t' ' ;i • , more
ter the I. e :'i ," a
dr -con ' a w :e clan 'l; and t'
Ms is e• eerie -ace is that of s. .ay. Fur
this re on, if for no oth, ' • .
she : '� :oral to use ain't oo.ed
n . tlnuht he_ gird
b,.1'' so " .h1• • 1. •sew how , inb' .i.► Chet
article. Miss W" Iar.1, in her Mott en-
titled "Won •► Rad Tempet.nco," toll*
how the 1i obletn a .,din a church
a t-.;. '1 ,n 'y who
solt'e'. it .s : "Serial ti le ago our
church dell ied not to use AO .tensed
wine, but somehow a s.' . • f I•Qwood
de-octiong't into the ch 'ices, which
was entirely out o' place 1 1 •
ore ant. Some of the dee •:s id,
'We t to' ..ave s Ich a m'..ur•o as
answer ; and ''icy were
right. '1'he n tot- trouble, nue. At
last I said to my husband, '1 -.n't go
oat mush i•t the t ' I'o tcc tueetin.a,
. a •,. - ,:to work of the
Wor is • ' "n, 1• t I e p -t •-• to
e '• h for our ch: rch of ^' •ht 'r tate..
m_mloera f. • of t1
1 , a 1 I'll do so.' It we•
uncle .1a . ' 1t kept me ' t my ki tai
wide awake, at.d on Ilse alt.: for several
days: 1)10. i've {rot t w:il all .ot;le.i
up. and the f pis. rs well pleased with
it. "Let erne Ir ` ' t .
sap' f ) k d. "go and de lik "se,
a..:els. • ' ' • e l.-11pe. 1 oar waev s -led
susses • a an noble, ..i.Ae.t way.' 1 its
lady's reelps ' a : . ,tai•- .
Ili* tw`ety p.,• t ' , ('ou•efd ..,.
ad 'd tv o gum • of, water. . er
• .0 •stn - .in A p"r-
keep any length of Rene; bat all sir muse
be kept from it till wwted fur use. 1t
is better to We bottles that will bold
tquaatity needed fur each Comma -
Montreal lady her for a number of
years prepared all the eine used in the
church to which she beriougs, froma very
similar recipe, at the mumu eons of iso. a
bottle. Her plain is as follows:
Take fib pounds of grapes and • pound
df sags, mixed with a quart of water;
bring to the boil, and whew enol .queen
through a ly bag. Mix She juioe with
our pone& of sugar, boil l& minutes
and skim and bottle while hot in bottles
taken out of boiling water. ileal with
hoes wax and rosin. This stakes a very
excellent article.
Another wail reoowmended moils* is
she following;
Take one gefles of grapes, mmlt them
well, add half a dellon of water nod let
stand in an estri jar for three days
Taw run of the liquid which is at the
bottom, being armful to disturb ser tattle
as possible the skins and seeds that have
rises to the surfers. Add a pound' of
sugar to each quart of grape juice, brims
to then boil, and while at that tempera-
ture son In self -seeding jars or mailed
bottles'- .
Theae'directions w published in ths-
hope time temperanser ladies tbronghowt
the country will takrthe matter up, hall
see that the churche.are provided wills
a pure wine for the Communion tab
In region's -where grapes are not to ba-
llad, arrangements might be made whit
a Woman *•Christian Temperance Unisex'
in some oiler place to provide the neces-
sary quantity at a rsassnable pries.
Please cat this out for future refer-
ence.
The people in Clinton have so little to
amuse them nowadays, the local palter
It to say retarding ado
'Two large dogs got into a fight on Wed.
nosday night, and after they had bee.'
parted -none too soon -the crowd dis-
cussed
ie-cussed their fig:.ting qualities as if their
existence depended on it." 1'...a. a
strange race those Clintonians are !
Perfect, Positive and Pleatnane.'t nate
the cures affected by Dr. Van Borer's
Kidney Cure. Relief in all cases of Kid-
ney Disease is obtained after a few doses.
Seo 'hat your Druggiat gores you Dr
Van iluren's Kidney Cure gold hp J.
Wilson (i,,derich 2m
Hayeaville, Ohio, Feb. 11, 1,1 a,
LI am very glad to say I here tr'ed Pop
bitters, and never took any•hing the.
did toe se much t{o.al, I only asalt two
bottles and I would not cave 11100 for the
g ,ud they did me. 1 reaomnnud t'tew
to sun paaients, and get the best resu..t
frena their use.
Moe Tars', Matt. 18. Wm. Lowson
and 'itonie Piou:-, who were bias" Nag
turether, had some c,.rle.•CAP' %o.l ru•
mecum; a new coat the forme. -
met Lowson declared the :,artivut
wM worth $25. Pr/ul . replied it was
"only WM.), a Collar.' 14.e%.'. at o 'Ce
Wt .it to .tis t...nk 10 his bcl.•wnd. tt.ok
tittle! roes a mvea tehoo.ir•' revs'. tr, a- at
returning, deliber►;sly yo steel at he
• anew it n nal i :oil .vol . te'! .e Cal
floe., the hal' havi" g lrkeh e."ec. in ►.re
hese.. and he was ao1veyesl :o the :.near
Datne h.oepital. Lte.u'I was amassed,
.aur fled Red • rwesasrided. Prods in
in a Cr, -heal anaditwn.
The well ►'•can ".u. i t el Irmand
WA1eh, "eterb r .. s rite ,oat lir.
Fowler s E ract ••f Wild S.raw:,er ; is
tate of their "a a:tdatd anmt.ler medic' fes
and fjas a ..,,d anis," 11 urfail:ig
remedy for all fru.ns to towel Coes.
'!a•'ft. 2
:SP 1. RI
We el, ,'1 have to rna'-• or- ..els 're.
► we a Jt to ''o...in t:.e bus..ti.a The
Erin .•, , i '..s 11101 a regular bents since ,
the minor .1 ..f tete. and torch of the;
a •s tl.' t we a:.eetce Ilse fallen to
se New Totkttpste - ;Toronto World.
(' B. Maacaa, M.D..
•
tirsas . Yield LlgMlbg
Neetia tin advertising whet n••cc ttro-
duccd. Every bottle 6.4 ,1 sells fan"a"tai a
of others by tieing all an.l to"rc dirt r.-
resented :e for Nraralgit, Yee.: r,
•Headache, ete. it removes any pain
ina.antly quick as flash. 1'rj it and yes
w:11 say it is well named Final f t his/hers.
Ret a 25 cant to 1' et t; rhyme dr•••
store. b
We Rime* town.
Are Spa trnalda.l wits Bast Rh.1 n,
Ralik Skin. Pimples or Can; or 8., t
it an, R.a at once to Oen. Rhyne* Di ag
atom and vet a package '1f Mc(: regot• &
l'arki s C:rb'lie Cerate. Price 2t'. cent,.
It was sweet Weems to fall. b
. Lase Lig all das.
The rapid action of the " great pain
care," Pol•en:s- Nerviline, in relieving
the most intense pain, is a matter .if
wonder to *IL who have reed it. There
is nothing surpnsin; in its results, fur
it is made ..f the atn,negst, purest, and
most efficient remediesknown in midi
eine. Nerviline cures toothache in-
stantly ; cranspe.in live- minutes ; neu-
ralgia after two • applioaleons ; rl►euntat
ism is at once telieved by its use ; anal
the same mess he said of all kunl, of
pain. Sample- bottles orating only 10
at Wilson's drug store. The lar• -e bot-
tles only 25 cent Potr•n's Nei vitiate
sold by Wilson.
BOOTS AND SHOES
At NM Oldest Established Shoe &tore in Town,
In Endless Variety -
1' suit the host fastidious and th Meet ee•IB1lasit�n,
MY SPRINQ, STOCK
Is now numplste, and I take pleasure in inferwilsig say oustotnen that of M pre.
views time have 1 hid emit a
Large & Varied Stock
As at present. I have raised the hsanderd .'f Quality wad Lowered the hies anti
it is a positive fact that no atter value in foot were sees t.r' got elsewlbas.
CUSTOM W O t•' K
.1 every grade still receives my prompt and careful atteeeieo, and will be Renis Bp
in then Roust approved style. by first-class stsshnon, • nd
of the very here material obtainable_
_ DU W N i N C÷
Extensive Premises and Splendid Kew Stocks
ciii-cfa.riA3FLFtwisri,
' CABIN - SIA KElti AND U N DERTAK EL.
Haailton Stleet, Gcdelich
A reed savortnt : t." ; lichen, lied -room, Liotg Itoout andilarloa 7tsraltare, aka b se Tr
Chairs Goa, .'m .e1 ward seated), ('apb+aarda, fled -•read•. Miaireserr, %Yarn -staled&
1.8.0411041. Sofas. %' !.at ta, Seeking Gltweee.
]A lit -A complete assortment .d Coale* and Bt meds always on haat ales Heena-e ler Mem
reasonable rate .
"Why should a masa whom bloow is warm
within
Sit ke his gasndeine-cel in slab tater To
Or lot his hair grow rusty, scant and thin.
When "Cfxcaraaes ax>tawaa soil' make
g row the faster- Fur sale by J. Wil- t:
OID 2m
One of our best citizens would say to
she public that he• has tried Hall's `Ca-
tarrh Cure, and Sr is all that is claimed
for it. Price 73.oents per bottle. Sold
by Geo. Rhyrws,. arts agent for Gado -
rich. 3in : !I
• Care tier Cale, gems. Rae. li
The finest healing compound Lauder the 'i
sun is McGreges & Parke 's Ca. belie Cer- l
a e. There is Lenore but will succutrb I�
to its wonderful healing propet.ies, k
is an invaluable dressing for scalds, fes- 1'
terioga, etc Rice 25 guts at G. Rhy
nal drug stove- h
111MAted TMasands I.
All over the land are going Int.. ea -stagy
over Dr, King's New Discovery for Olen- I'
sumption. Their uulooked for recovery
by the timely use of this great life Sas-
ing remedy, causees them to go nearly
wild in 1te praise. It is guaranteed to
positively cure severe coughs. colds, as -
thins, hay fever, bronchitis, hoarseness,
lose ..f voice, or any affection of the
tluoat and lungs. Trial bottles , free at
James Wilson's drug store. Large size
$1.00 (2:l
flranesiFl.ld LiRhtsbt .
L the only instantaneous relief aur Neu-
ralgia, Headache, Toothache, etc. Rub-
bing a few drops briskly ut all that is
needed. No taking na,sama a►ediciees
for we,' s, 1 ut one r. Muse's application
remnvos all pails as 1 will p --,,vu the gine
slue of Vram'. Fluid I iglu- •ing. 25
cents per bi the at G.oroe Rhynaa' dtu:
s' ore. h
ec' :..• le; when A 11x: ,g ht.t the
ince tai' t' t:p
11, '1 el 'R t.i•.•ngh a t' 1 sieve 0 t
WA's. one to a ole :nnre entre- ''
1, • t R. .. 1 rte he
an - . . a .1 ' v14;:h a
thick cl..tn. 's ten h ;t h 't ; td pour
immed` 'ely into stone bottl , '..ad seal
ti' ': t•' •1. '. Theo' ore v ' 0en ii o!sande.
anal if penre•1v pet op " ' 1 totet:Agtat, Rodlml
meters Erwaiaata specie/SA-A call twlicitcd I7S l
PRINCIPAL+I.INE
inc. 101ORTEST. NUICKK•T and
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'vt,
Beam the Creat Central Lim., affords ta traveler., by reader, Of Its unrivaled ago -
seraphical position, the asseteot and heat rout 9 betwoln eta Last, Northeast:a e
Southeast, and the Whet Northwest tied Southwell.
It is literally and strictly, true. that its c:nnectiona airier of the pr.notpataatee
of road between the Attaatic and tow Pa-hflo.
By Its main line and aran0frrs it reaches Ct icagati, JOlt,t, Peoria, r)W.•ea.
L't Salle, Oeness.O, Moline and Reek !stand, In l:llnoi:eI Davenport, Museralne.
ashington, Keokuk, Enoeville. peaJtooea, Fa1M.i-i, Abe Moines, West Leant,,
Iowa City, Atlantic, Avoca, Audubon. Harlan, Outhrie itaitter and Counolsuffs,
in Iowa t Gallatin, Trertmpn, Carnoron and Kansas Crx.e. in Missouri, l u
i, and 4aasea-
worth and Atchison in Kansa, and the hundreds rW cities, mitoses aryl lasernia
Intermediate. The
"CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,"
As It Is farniliarly cared. offers to travelers all Less advantages and, a alert•
Incident to a smooth track. safe bridges, Union Der at all oonneetiarg points,
Fast Express Trains, composed of COMMODIOU.i HELL VENTILIVgD, WELL
HEATED, FINELY UPHOLSTERED and ELECAY7 DAY COACHES ; a ane of the
MOST MAGNIFICENT MORTON RECLINING CHAIR CARS ever built ; PULLMAN'S/
latest deeusn.d and saadsomeet PALACE SLEEPING CARS, and CIMINO CARS
that are acknowledged by press and people to w the FINEST RUN UPON ANY
ROAD IN THE COUNTRY, and In which superla► wrsaia aro served to travelers at
the low rate of SEVBNTY-FIVE CENTS EACH.
THREE TRAINS anon way between CH,CACtO and the MISSOURI RIVER.
TWO TRAINS exon way between CHICAGO and MINNEAPOLIS, and ET. PAUL,
vin the famous
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
A New and Direct Line, via Seneca and Kankakee, has rsOsaitly been opened,
between Newport Mews, Richmond, Ciucinnatl, Indianapolis and La Fayette.
end Council Bluffs, St. Paul, Mlnneapolla and intermediate points.
All Through Passengers carried on Fast Express Trains.
For more detailed information, see Maps gnd Folders, which maybe obtained, as
well as Tickets, at all principal Ticket OHioee in the United States and Canada, or os
R. R. CABLE, E. ST. JOHN,
Vioe-Pres't & Gen'l Manager, Oen•I T'k't • Pass'r Ag't
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CARTER MEDICINE CU.,
Now York Clef.