Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 10, Number 4, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 July 1879 — Page 5

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THE,MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

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THIS SATURDAY EVENING MAIL la a good medium of communicatlen between TerreHaute business men and the opto who buy their gixjd*— .. Becanw, It has the largest circulation uy paper puolished In thirdly. Bat not on this account aiene, bat— -Because, It goes Into the family elide on

Saturday evening, and daring Saturday night and Sunday la read thoroughly, advertisements and all, by every member of the family who can read, after which it is loaned to the neighbors. 'I

CLEAN up.

DISINFECT. ABATE the nuisances.

•Because, After having been read by the borrower* and buj ers in the city, It ia enveloped, stamped and sent to some Wend 01 relative In some other town or city Because, It Is a paper which reaches all classes, high and low, rich and poor. Baffin^, Of Its very large circulation aniong farmers. Because, It Is an especial favorite with the ladiee, who do a large part of the buying of household goods, is addition to the jewelry and dress goods they wear, and are critical readers of advertisements. Because, Two editions are published, Thursday at Sa tux day evenings, anJ all advertisements go both editions for price of one issue.

Because, Its rates are cheaper, all things considered, than those of any other paper in the city.

CUBAN up your premises. GYMEY camp ©est of town.

HAVE you been flsblogyet?

THE refreshing rain don't refresh.

THIS is the bow year for excursions.

ONLY 90 in the shade last Wednesday.

THE trial of Albert Evans, for murder, will commenoe next Monday.

THE distillery is getting from Chicago a huge hot water tub, which is to con a in 2 0 0 0 0 a on

THE steamer Oakey Hanna has fallen into the hands of the State of Indiana, which means Henry McCabe, constable.

THE Terre Haute Car Works are en gaged in building 200 cars for the Missouri River, Foti Scott and Gulf Rail roadr y- I

L09K out foi the Board 61 Health they are liable to drop in on you any day, so you had batter be prepared fcr them. iV#

RAILROADS all unite in oomplaining of the scarcity of cars this season. It is to be hoped it will not cause a raise in freights.

MORTON POST NO. 57 will be represented by one hundred men at the Illinois eooampent to be held at Aurora, next month.

THE yells of a number of female inmates of the station house the other evening fairly rivaled the tones of candl dates for congressional honors.

THE E. 4 T. H. R. R. oompany say that if any road will furnish them one thousand cars they will agree to load them with wheat within ten days.

REPRESENTATIVES of New York and Baltimore firms are paying as much for wheat at this point as Is being paid in Indianapolis. Theprloe yesterday was 91.02 delivered on the track.

THE southeast corner of Fifth afid Main streets Is the printers, retreat, where they congregate these evenings in numbers which almost rival the martins upon the bank building across the street.

ON Thursday last, at Ferrel Station, on the Midland road, twelve miles from this city, Mrs. Yeargin committed sulfide by shotting herself throngh the breast. No cause is assigned for the rsah act,

THE congregation of the Baptist church have had very interesting meeting* thi* week. Eight persons were admitted to membership last Wednesday. The total membership is jtbout four hundred and fifty.

LATMST accounts from Greenfield bayou report fishing in that looslity extraordinary good. One party last •Sunday caught thirty five bass, some of which weighed five pounds, and it ^wasn't a very good day tor fishing either

A CITIZEN of the south end improved his premises the other day by putting a -new gate on his barn, which caused his cow to lose her reckoning and pass unconsciously by. His three year old hopeful thought he saw away out of the difficulty, and and unwittingly suggested—"Papa why not peint yeur name on the gate so she can tell where you live."

DUIUNQ the bested term it is absolutely neoeattary that dtUens should keep their premises in such condition that no complaints will be heard from the board of health. Some of the alleys are in a very filthy condition at the present time. All sorts of garbage is slowed to accumulate, and the polioe complani, that when their duty compels them to notify parties to clean up they are often muoh abased by persons who ought to know better. This should not be so, snd where the public good demands it the law ahoold be striotly enforced.

A sTABTcnra Tninor lMHi been going the rounds of the city tor the past week that typhoid fever had made its appearance in onr midst, and hsd assumed such alarming proportions thst It almost amounted to an epidemic. It is at present oonfined within the limits of the third ward, south. It commenced in the vicinity of College and Second streets, but has gradually made its way eastward until it has reached the boundary of the ward. As fcr as can be learned, the following is a list of the oases which have been reported up to last night:

Charles M. Stats, died on Wednesday Mrs. Martin Kereheval, Second street south of Farrington, died Tuesday night Martin Keroheval, seriously 111 1 Mrs. T. R. Oilman, Mrs. Alpbonso Oilman, Miss Flora Gilnsn, Second street south of Farrington. All very severe Alpbonso Oilman, recovered: Mrs. Marcellus Goodman, Second street near Farrington, not expected to recover Mrs. William Ash, Third street south of Sheets, very low Mr. Henry Hawtln's family, 8econd street north of Vine, five eases Mrs. Peter Lightfoot, Second street south of Vine, quite sick Peter Llgbtfoot, reoovered child o» Mr. Lutz, Seoond street near Farringon, died last week Mrs. Wm. Abbott and child, First between Farrington, and College Mr. Bryant, employed at hominy mill, living near oorner Parke and Second Mrs. James Cody and child (the latter nearly well), Seoond street north 'of College Mrs. Graft and child, Second street north Farrington

Miss O'Brien, at house of Mrs. Watson, near oorner Farrington and Third lady on First near corner of College street child of Charles Owens Robert Williams, quite sick, supposed to be typhoid Mrs. Yelke, First street lady and ohild on First north of Vine, two cases a lady and child, at Owens' boarding house, corrar Ohio and First Daughof Mr.Glick,corner Walnut and First Albert Newkom, on Seoond street between Oak and Wilson Mrs. Jacob Shaffer a bad case, Seoond street between College and Vine Mrs. Ferriob, a critical esse, corner of Farrington and Third and a ohild of a Mr. Grey, in the old brewery building on first street, opposite Farrington James Bryant,y^t Parke and Second, is quite low.

Several other cases of sickness are re ported, which have been found not to be typhoid fever.

The scourge, for it can now be oalled by no other name, owes its origin to the filthy state of the city at the present time. A member of the board of health says the city never was in such a condi tion, from a sanitary point of view, as it la at the present time. The great cattle pens of the distillery are in the most filthy condition. There are two slaugh ter pens in the neighborhood, around which have accumulated great masses of putrid blood, whioh is actually one crawling mass of corruption. The soak vats of the coopers are another prolific source of disease. Swine are allowed to be kept in the city. There is a grease factory on the island immediately below the city, which raises an unearthly stench. Another source of evil is the vaults, not one of which in two hundred has been cleaned or disinfected since the time they were dug. What wonder then that the city Is infested with a plague? It is said the disease is typhoid fever. This the members of the board of health deny. Tbey say It is a form of typhus fever, but cannot tell very much about it, as no reports are made to them as to the esses in town. The board of health are in no way to blame, as they have done, and are at present doing, all in their power to arrest its progress. They say it may arise from various causes, such as foul air, improper food, milk, bad water, and other causes. In order that they may arrive at the oause tbey are preparing a list of questions to be answered by the person attacked by the disease,or someone for him, stating age, when there was any sickness in the family previous and what the disease was, where their groceries were purchased, also meat and milk, and where they get the water used In the house. By using these answers, the board are of the opinion that tbey can immediately arrive at the oause of the disease and with the 00 operation of the polioe remove it. 4

A SHORT time since a call was Issued by some person or persons ibr a soldiers' reunion to be held at Brazil on the 31st of thi smonth. A letter reoeived from a E. Armstrong, of Brazil, ssys the whole thing Is a fraud gotten np for the purpose of pitting money into tbo pockets of the originators. No preparations are being 'made for it by the soldiers on the oontrary, they all unite in signing a resolution of warning to all soldiers sgslnst taking any stock In the statements made In posters or otherwise. The resolutions are signed by more than fifty prominent citizens of Brazil, all of whom have served in the army, and who do not wish their old comrades to be taken in by parties whose only interest in the matter is to pot money in their pockets .at the expense of the soldiers, jr

OSCAR BROWN is sgaln lamenting the folly of his way*. He got drunk the other evening, and Insulted some ladles, for which set officer* Pierce and Coughiln took him In. On the way to the station he manifested his disinclination to go by nearly knocking one of the officers down, and tearing the ooata off both of them. He went, however, and the next morning, when he began to arrange his toilet before the fine pier glass In the room which he occupied in Feidtar's hotel, he fsilsd to recognise himself. It is thought that by the time his term expires his features will have resumed their natural shape*

.TEKRE-HAUTE SATURDAY EyEHING_ MAiX.

THERE will be an editorial excursion to Colorado from this State, next month. None of the editors from this city are going. Any who desire to go as substitutes shonld apply Immediately, as not more that six can be sent to represent each paper.

THE Ringgold band accompanied a procession of four men and a dog to the depot, one day this week. One of the members of the procession was bound for Europe when be is tossing upon the bosom of the brosd Atlantic, endeavoring to keep his stomaoh down his throat, his recollections of home will be pleasant ones.

GREAT preparations sre being msde by the Morton Post No. 51 of the G. A. R. for a grand soldiers' reunion at this point, to be held on the 1st, 2d snd 3d of October, upon which ooossion an encampment for the State of Indiana will be formed. The law of the order requires eight posts to form an encampment. Of this number Indisna has at present five, there being eight more awaiting muster. At preeent they are attached to the department of Illinois.

The originators of the ooming reunion are making every effort to have the largest gsthering ever held in the west. It Is expected thst at least twenty thousand persons will be present. One of the principal featuree will be a sham fight in which over three thousand veterans will engage.

President Hayes will be present, and many other notables from all parts of the country.

The 1st regiment of Chi«agq,wlU also be here. The principal motive in calling the reunion is for the purpose of increasing the monumental fund. There is at present in the hands of the association fl,40d, which it is intended to increase to a sum sufficient to erect a suitable monument to the memory of the ooun try's delenders. "J1

"W-w-w-wharye been?" inquired a tonsorial artist of his promising heir the other evening, upon the return of the said heir from one of his expeditions, "No whar, pop." "I b'lleve yer jest lyln' to me this yer ole man thinks you's been down swimmin, so he'll jes disorganize a court, hear de ev-i-dence, and pass sentence scoordin' to his judgment." The court was instantly organized without any regard to the usual formalittes incident to such occasions, a witness was called who made out a clear case against the culprit, after which the court summed up to himself and delivered the following verdict: "John Henry, ye knows yer old dad don't 'low yer to go swimmin' at no time, Dte yer court's been mftds up for yer special benefit, The ev i-dence is all in, an' no lawyer can shake the 'pinion of this court. So that yer might have fair play I have assumed the orful sponsibillty of actin' as jedge an' jury in de case, and I also ap pint myself executioner to see dat de sentence of this court is faithfully carried out. Jes step in the backroom with yer ole father fur a minute." John Henry was accordingly yanked into the back room, from whenoe was soon heard the sound of the descending broomstick, in vindication of the law of that household, and shrieks that would do honor to a Comanche Indian.

THE McKeen Cadets, numbering about thirty-six, marched out to the fair grounds last Saturday, and have been in camp there all week. A visit to the camp yesterdsy showed thst the boys were enjoying themselves very much, and that they are attaining a pro ficiency in arms which is truly wonder ful, considering the short timp which they have been organized.

Floral Hall is used as. their sleeping apartment, the beds being ranged along each side, the arms stacked along the aisle, in the center. The Captain's tent is just north of the building, snd within easy call in case his presence should be required. Immediately south of the Hall is placed the guard house, which luuCproved to be more ornamental than useful, as there bss been very little use for It thus far. The day's work commences at five o'clock a. m., at which hour the reveille ia sounded, when the boys hsve to turn out, dress and report for duty in the space of twenty minutes, At uight taps are sounded at ten o'clock and all have to be in bed In twenty minutes or they find themselves in the dark. Goard is mounted all night, there being four ot the men stationed around the camp. Their rations consist of buns, bread, ham, eggs, breakfast bacon, potatoes, tea, coffee, milk and butter, which are served out to them in abundance at regular intervals, and which disappear with lighting like rapidity Since Wedneeday there has slso been added to their supply innumerable pies, which have been kindly furnished by the ladiee, and which are highly appreciated.

Yesterday the camp was visited by a great many people from the city for whose benefit a good programme was arranged, and which was faithfully carried out. They bad running races, walking races, a match game of base ball, several shooting matches snd a parade by the oompany. The last item on the programme was very highly appreciated by those who bad the pleas* ure of witnessing it, and did credit to th.se who were engaged in it. The orders were all obeyed with the utmost skill and precision and elicited wall merited applause from the spectators. Capt. Friend says he is going to oompete with the older companies for the Agricultural Society's premium this falL

The boys will return to the dty on Monday morning, returning each one to his dally avocation for another year.

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THE City Council held a special ses sion, last evening, for the purpose of adopting home measures to prevent the spread of the fever which is raging in our midst, and to confer with the Board of Health upon the subject. In the absence of Mayor Havens, the chair wss occupied by Mr. Scbloss.

Dr. Roberts, in behalf of the Board of Health, made a statement of the sanitary condition of the city, which was the same In substanoeas the statement In another part of the paper. After considerable discussion by the council, during which time all the ordinances relating to sanitary affairs were thoroughly investigated, the following resolution wss adopted until suoh time as an ordlnanoe oan be psssed to cover the ease In point: "Resolved, That the day police be and are hereby directed to Inspect the sanl tary oondition of their resi

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tricts, and when they find the neoessity of reporting sny bad place, tbey must report to the Board of Health instantly, for their inspection and assist tre Bosrd of Hsalth in the abatement of tucb nui* sanoe."

A resolutfon was also adopted for the cutting down and removing of weeds and grass from the lots and sidewalks of persons owning real estate or "renters who live in rented homes." As there is no penalty attached, it can be obeyed or disobeyed at pleasure.

NEAR Plslnfield, on the Vandalla road, some miscreant obstructed the track yesterdsy morning and caused a terrible accident. A freight train consisting of sixteen cars was piled: up in confusion.1' Engineer Sherburne escaped unhurt, also Henry Sachs, the fireman. One of the brakemen, Richard Fravell, lost his life he was found under a truck with bis skull terribly fractured. It was the most destructive wreck which has ever occurred upon this road, and the fiend who caused it ought to be bung to the nearest telegraph pole as a warning to alj ofJUIs kind.

THE Vigo Agricultural Society will hold their annual fair at the grounds near this city on September 9, 10, ll, 12, inclusive. The msnagement is doing sll in its power to make it a success. The premium list foots up |4000, and it is hoped the public will take enough interest in the matter to insnre a success financially. There will be trials of speed each day, the purses amounting to fllOO—There will also be a prize drill for a purse of $150. Parties desiring further information can apply, to Mr. Geo. F. Jenckes, Secretary.

A CROOK who gave his name as Charles Scott went into the seoond band store of Mr?, S9U9?rj qq n?rtb Fourth street, yesterday, with the avowed intention o! purchasing a pair of pants. He took two pair to an outhouse to try them on. He kept one pair on, and put his own on over them. The trick was detected, and he now languishes in durance vile. He bad in his pocket a pair of fyrass knuckles, weighing about six pounds.

r-v. MA RBIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses have been issued since our last report:

Aurellus Roberts and Fannie Brown. Thomas H, Hale and Katie Carroll. 4 Wm. E. Reynolds and Elizabeth E. Matherly.

Thomas H. Mc Adams and Laura Watts. Charles Calvin and Anna Mllner.

EIGHT stout, able and lazy tramps figured In the police court, this morning, and each one denied the soft impeschment, although they could not muster fifteen cents smong them. They were given safe conduct out of town.

THEJ board of health has unlimited power to take*whatever steps they msy deem proper for the heslth of the city. Now let them proceed and put the city In a proper tondition.

A YOUTH of fourteen summers nf before the Mayor, this morning, for stealing fifteen balls of carpet warp. He was sent home with sn admonition.

A GENTLEMAN who

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Mary's, a few days ago, says there are about forty Memphis refugees In that vicinity.

AN analysis of water from wells in tbe fever stricken part of tbe city, develope the f»ct that it contains nitrous add.

Have & Lunch

When you are hungry and want tbe full worth of your money, call at Ed E. Lawrence's Lunch Counter, southeast oorner of Fourth and Cherry streets. He keepe a full line of Fruits. His Bakery and Confectionery is well stocked and his Soda Fountain is now in full blast, quenching tbe thirst of hundreds who pass that way with the delicious bever*g«- ..

$15 per quarter, Or $5 per mouth

Will purchase a five octave, nlue stops, new Mason A Hamlin Organ, warranted for five years. No^lntereet on deferred payments. W. H. PAIGE A CO., 607 Main street.

A PRETTY PARLOR.

W. H. Soudder, the veteran ice cream has thoroughly refitted his spacious ice cream parlor--Ryce A Walmsley doing a job of papering that in elegance and harmony of colors delights the eye. His pretty parlor is now open every dsy and evening, exospt Sunday. Mr. Scudder has for years kept himself In tbe front rank as a caterer to tbe public taste in the Ice cream and refreshment line, and this season intends to use extra efforts to please his patrons. He will use pure Aiderny eseam, and supply families at the redoeed price of fLfiO a gallon, with a further discount to picnics, and where large quantities are

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Services at the Bsptist church at 11 a. and 8 p, m. Sunday school st 9K m. O. R. Henderson, psstor.

Servioes in Christian Chapel On Mulberry street by Elder J. H. McOolIough at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m, Sunday School 939 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p. m. Public are cordially invited.

First Congregational Church, Rev. T. R. Bacon Pastor, Sunday School at 9.80, morning service at 11. Vesper service from 8 to 8.45, p. m.

Rev. C. R. Henderson will preaoh at Sugar Grove sohool house, to*morrow afernoon, at 4 p. m.

St. Stephens Church, servioes to-mor-mow, as usual, Suaday School at 10.15 Litany and sermon at 11 a. m. Evening prayer at 5 p. m. The Rev. Thos, W. McLean will officiate.

THE way to be happy snd get wealthy is to keeps bottle of Swiss Liver Compound. The prescription is free for all.

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is there such a great demand for the "Prairie City Oook Stove"? BECAUSE, 1st. They are known to be heavy,dura ble stoves. 2d. Tbey are known to be splendid bakers. 3d. They are very low in price. 4th. They can be repaired at very smsllcost. 5th. They use fuel economically. 6th. The plates are warranted against fire cracking for one year. 7th. They are greatly improved for this year's trade.

Ask for the Prairie City and take no other. Don't be fooled into buying a second-class light stove that is just like the Prslrie City. Call at Towniey Bros', 514 Main street, north side,

THE Mail, besides its immense ooun try circulation, goes into the families of hundreds of city mechanics who imsgine themselves too poor to take a dally paper. Advertisers, with a little thought and observation, will be oonvlnoed that The Mall is read by hundreds in this community who see no other city paper.

—Riddle A Co, have money to loan on firm or city property. '"^•sr-sr

ECONOMY

Recommends a man to buy the Prairie City Cook Stoves. They are very heavy, durable Stoves, which can be bought at a very low price, and they can be repaired at very email cost. Stoves and repairs for sale at foundry prices, by

TOWNLEY BROS.

northsideof Main,bet.5th and6th ste,

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Nearly ten thott&aftd Prairie City Cook Stoves are in use in this and adjoining counties. They are the best stoves to buy. For sale by

TowxxiEY BROS,

514 Main street, north side.

THE PRAIRIE CITY STO VE8. Anybody wanting a plain, heavy and durable Stove at a low price, can do no better than buy the "Prairie City." For sale by TOWNLEY BROS, 514 Main street, north side.

Fanay Goods and Notions visit CENT STORE.

—Procure Accident Tickets of Riddle A Co., before taking your excursion trips.

Handsome Sash bons received at the POPULAR CENT STORE.

THH best newspapers to advertise in are those papers whioh go into the household and are read by the whole family. Tbe Saturday Evening Mail Is emphatically a paper for the family circle and hence as an advertising medium is worth more to the merchant or general dealer than a paper hastily read in the business houses—solely for the news of the day— and then cast aside.

—Insure against Riddle A Co.

Accidents with

Hosliit Underwear, cheaper than Ladies can make it. Visit POPULAR CENT STORE.

—A FREE BOOK of nearly 100 large octavo pages for the sick Full of valuable notes on Scrofula Diseases of tbe Breathing Organs Diseases of Men Diseases of Women Aches and Pains Heart Troubles and a great variety of. Chronic Diseases, with evidence that in most esses these diseases are curable. Sent for one stamp. Address MURRAY HILL PUB. CO., 120 East 28th street* New York.

Moore & Haggertj

Invite you to call on them for all kinds of Plumbing. They have all the materials for completely fitting out dwellings or business houses, snd with competent workmen will insnre good work. They also guarantee satisfaction in prioea. For quality of work tbey refer to numbers of citizens for whom plumbing has been done.

THE STAR MEAT MARKET. Charley Dorsch Is constsntly sdding new customers, and he never loses any old ones, because he takes especial pains to serve them with the best meats to be bad in this market.

MONEY TO LOAN.

I bat* money to loan on mortgage security on long time, on favorable I01 ME. C. E. HOSVORD.

Office corner Fourth and Main street Terre Haute, Ind,

INTERESTINGNEWS!

I A COLLOQUY.! '.

Two young maidens, fresh and fair, Looking o'er the last mew book, Said tbe one with golden hair, "Jessie, 'spose we bait our hook with some of tboee beautiful new neckties, scarfs and bows at the Star Notion House. Look you here, Jess, John and Hank both have got it pretty bad now be honest, true and frank—why, what makes you look so sad." "Well, tbe fact is, Nellie, dear, of tbelr love I'm not quite sure. Hank sometimes gets on his ear, because I rave so about the elegant stock of satin and gros grain, striped two tone, and fancy figured silk ribbons at tbe Star Notion House, and ssys I spend more time in thinking and talking of them than I do of him." "Now why not angle In a stream where you know you'll get a bite time Is precious—I'm eighteen, and I'm dying for some of those lovely silk mitts, in elbow lengths and In all the delicate tints, so beautiful for street and evening wear they have them—well, you know where." 1. "Now you know that Charlie B.— with a mustache so divine,—bought me that nice Portmonle hesfmy feller every time, and besides he's got the sand. can keep a wife in style, and offers me his heart and band. But I must go down and see those Dr. Warner's Flexible and Artistic Corsets something entirely new and the most perfect fitting corset ever yet offered to tbe trade. The Star Notion House leads them all in corsets. So you've got a dead sure thing well, you'd better keep it, pet. When I find one I can trust, I'll freeze to him, now you bet. But these chaps are awful queer, and you can't most always tell, If a letter is sincere, though I know so very well just where to find tbe most besutlful laces In narrow Torchon, Patent Valenciennes and Bretonne for trimming Organdies and Lawns. But pray tell me just how long since this honor was bestowed. Tell me do! or Til explode." "Well I'll tell you how it came (bnt of course don't let it out). I don't know as I'm to blame. If he's mad, why let him shout. ,*" "Twss upon last Sunday eve, we'd returned from Court House Park, just before he took his leave—well, you know the room was dark, and I can't tell for my life just the way be did begin, but I heard thiB: be my wife. But I thought, now that's too thin, and not half so desirable as tbe silk Brussels net Spanish and Bretonne lace velllngq ii gtar potion Ho^se, "But the AbAWer

STAR NOTION HOUSE.

THE FAMOUS

SUMMER RESORTS,

PEWAUKEE, LAKESIDE, I HARTLAND, NASHOTAHf GIFFORD'S, OCONOMOWOC.

The above, all located in the celebrated Lake Region of Waukesha county, Wisconsin, containing forty-one beautiful lakes and many valuable mineral springs within a radius of nine miles, amid the most eharmlng scenery In the west.

WAUKESHA AND PALMYRA, Famous for the life giving properties of their renowned mineral springs.

KILBOURN CITY,

Where the wonderful dells of the Wisconsin excite the admiration of all visitors. SPARTA, FRONTENAC,

PRIOR LAKE, CLEAR LAKE MADISON,

The Capital of Wisconsin,

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other week goes by, and, as surely as I live, I don't know how to reply. But I think that I'll waltz In and consent to cook his goose, for yon see he's got the tin, else I'd find some good excuse, for I must go and look at the new Swiss snd Jackonette embroideries, chemise, night gowns, pantees, skirts, aprons and corset oorers at the Star Notion House, where everything is so nice. Well, It must be pesky hard to decide a point like this. But you hold the winning card, so be brave and wade in, Sis. And although a risk you take, here's my hand—so good-bye—shske."

And numerous other*, offer the greatest Inducements to tourists, and are all located on the

CHICAGO,MILWAUKEE

ST. PAUL RAILWAY.

A LAKE RIDE!

The flnest and only lines of side wheei pasMnoer steamers on tbe upper lakes are those of the

Goodrich Transportation Go.

The steamers owned by this company are NINE in number. They consist of Ave large and elegant side wheel low pressure steamers, and four A 1 upper cabin propellors. These

NINE STEAMERS

Form six separate Una on Lake Michigan. No finer summer pleasure trip can be found than that which can be enjoyed on these splendid steamers.

For any information required, passage or freight, apply to or address A. E. GOODRICH, Pres't.,

Chicago.

Office, foot of Michigan avenue. JOHN SINGLETON, Pass. Agt^ Chicago.

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LEAVE CHICAGO.

Daily for Racine. Milwaukee, She-' boygan, Manltowac, Lodlngton, Manistee *&a m? Saturday's boat don't leave until.. 8 pm For Milwaukee, etc., evening boat

Fuesday and Friday 7pm Daily for Grand Haven,Grand Rapids Muskegon...—-... For GnsenBay and bay ports,Tuesday and Friday.,.-—........—tr~~..._.. 7pm For Rscanaba and Lake Superior Dail^^^oa^^nndey^'excepted,10 am fiat unity'* boat don't leave until 11 Pocks toot Mich. Ave. "Sundays excepted.

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