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Michigan (Tentrai; "The Niágara Falls Route." CENTRA L STANDARD TIME. GOING KAST. .i. d J áJg f! si f ?w j ro ï 3-&1 A H. A. H. P. M. A. M. P. M. P. M. Chicago Lv. 7 56 10 36 3 10 LO 10 9 10 P. M. p. M.i A. M. Kalamazooo 1 12 2 6 58 7 10 3 85 2 27 Jackson. Ar. 3 26 4 45 8 491 9 36 6 15Í 4 45 Ann Arbor.... 4 43 5 45 9 41 10 43 7 50! 6 00 Detroit Ar. 6 10 6 60 10 45.11 50 9 201 7 30 A. B. A. M. P. M. P. M. Buffalo Ar. 2 30 3 25 6 lsl 4 öï 8 05 GOING WEST. STATIONS. d .f l 11 lmííMmM A. M. A. M. P. H. A. M A. H. P. H. Buffalo Lv. 1125 5 35 8 35J12 30 P. M. P . K Detroit Lv. 9 10 800400 120 8 OO'lO 15 Ann Arbor.... 10 25 8 59 520 220 9 15 11 35 Jackson Ar. 11 45 10 00 6 50 8 18 10 45 12 49 P. H. P. H. A. . A. M. Kalamazoo i 2 45 12 13 9 45 5 07 1 20 1 3 07 Chicago Ar. 7 55 4 3? 9 Ou 7 00 7 45 Sunday ejecepted. iSaturday excepted. tDaily. 0. W. RUGGLES, H. W. HAYES, G. P. & T. A., Chicago. Ag't. Ann Arbor. Toledo,Ann Ark Hortli Michigan R'y Time Table going into effect Sunday, Jan. 6, '89. Going North. Going Boud. 32. . 4. STATIONS. 1. 8. ai. Pais! Pass. Mail Southern División. Mail PaM L A. M. P. M. A. M. LV'E] [ARB P. M. P. M.JaTm". 3 25 6 36 .Toledo. 1 10 11 Oo! 4 06 6 19 Monroe Junct'n 12 24 10 20!"" J5 6 27 Dundee 12 18 10 18 '"' 4 31 6 46 Mllan 12 00 9 50 4 52 7 08 Pittsfleld 11 40 9 32 7 30 5 07 7 20 „Ann Arbor... 11 25 9 20 "èö 8 00 5 27 7 35 Leland's 11 10 9 05 9 10 5 45 7 49 Whitmore Lake 10 55 8 50 5 52 7 bt Hamburg 10 48 8 451 6 34 8 45 Howel) 18 11 8 13 7 15 9 85 Durand 9 35 7 30.. . 8 55,10 56 ...East Saginaw... 7 55 5 55 A. M P. M.A. M. A. M. P. M. A. M. NORTHERN DIVISIÓN. 7 30. 9 35 Durand 1 9 351 7 15 10 15 12 4i ...Mt. Pleasant... 6 48! 4 35 '".'"" - 12 55i 3 30 Cadillac ' 4 15 2 00 a. m.'p. m. a m.'p. m All passenger trains run daily except Sunday. Connections at Toledo with rallroadsdivergiLg, At Manhattan Junction with WheelingA Late Ene K. a. At Alexis Junetior witb M. C R. R L. ÍS K'y acd F. & P. M. R. R A' Monroe Jnnctioii wun L. 8. a. M. 8. K'y. At Dundee with L 8 A M. S.. and M. & O. Ry. At Milan with W., 8t. L. & P. Ry. At Pittsfleld with L. 8. S M. 8. K'. At Ann Arbor with Michigan Central R. R. &nö at South Lyon with Detroit, Lansing and North ernR.R.,and. T.Ky. H. W. AHHLEY, A. J. PAISLEY, Superintendent, Gen. Passenger Agent. GEO. H. HAZLEWOOD, Agent, Ann Arbor. At Ashley with the Toiedo, Saginaw & Muskegon railway. Send 25c forself-inking pocket stamp (Retail price, 50c,) and full directions for making RUBBER STAMPS, with description' of apparatus used and compound for making the moulds. An Improved process. All kinds of Stamps, Seals, &c, made to order at reasonable rates. Write at once, it will pay you. Boardman Stamp Works,Toledo, Ohio Eberbach Sons, Ann Arbor, siipi.lv Agents lor tlie Cireat I riinh Rem. ely, DB. 1.1(1 s I'IKIIHIII Al from Paris, France, act only upon the generative organs in females and positively cure eupression of the menses (from whatever cause,) and all periodical troubles peculiar to women. A safe, reliable remedy wananted to promote menstruation or money refunded. Should not be used during pregnancy. The large proportion of ills to which ladles are Hable is the direct result of a disordered or irregular menstruation. Ask any druggist, Ann Arbor. AMERICAN PILL CO., Spencer, Iowa. Eoeert Stevenson & ' Co , Wholesale Agents, Chicago. n. 1,. iioHits " iio.uk i: i:k isi:i{. ■ ■RRH Fur Braín-Workers and Seden r JH '"'i People; m JM ■ Gentlemen, Ladies and Youths; W Jfa ■ the Athlete or Invalid. A comWm ■ Plete gymnasium. Takes up Fárl six incne? square floorKB ÍmSÉH r.oom : something new, scien■ tifle, durable, comprehensive, cheap. Indorsed by twenty housand Physicians, Lawyers, Clergymen Editors and others now using it. Send for illustrated circular, forty engravings, no charge. Prof. D. L. Dowd. Physical and Vocal Culture 9 E. 14th Street, York. Henry Richards, NO 8 DETROIT ST. Dealer in all kinds of HARD WOOD, LÜMBER, PENOB POSTS, etc, alao all kinds of STOVE AND CORD WOOD I am also Agent for the celebrated CHAMPION BINDERS AND XOWE&S, And Keep a Pull Line of Repairs for the Same. Telephone No. 5. LUMBËB! LTJMBER! LFMBER! If you contémplate building oall ai FERDON 1BÏA1! Corner Fourth and Depot Sts., and get our figures for all kinds oí LITMBEB We manufacture our own Lumbei and aruarautee VERY LOW PRIOES 49-Give nsncallnnd we wlll makx 1 to . our interest, as our larwe and wel) mdd stock fiilly snstatn our asser tlon. JAUKN TOI.BE KT, Prop 1. ■'. KKKCH, H111.1. Fairbanks' Scales, WIND MILLS, HAY PRESSES. Superior Goods! Favorable Prices' FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO., CXXXOAOO. I)o Vu ? which io dilNZEfS üold MODEST Y ! Qenuinehasa rïzD H tin tagon eery plug. OLDHONESTYisacKnowledcjed to be the purest and rnost lasting piece of Standard Chewing Tobacco onthemarKet.Trxing it is a bettertest thanany talK about i t.Give tafair trial. ij Your dealer has t. J-NO. 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Uevonin, Au;. 17, Furnessia. lus. lotli. Kaluon to Glasgow, Liverpool, Derry, Belfast or Queenstown 850 to $60 by Glasgow steamers, 860 and upwards by " City of Rome." Second Class S30. Steerage 820. Excursión ratesreduced available for either route, thus giving priv'lege of seeing in one trip the River Mersey, Picturesque Clyde, North and South of Ireland. lOxrurfons to Paris or Coiitlnental Tour on lowe.t terms. Travelers' Circular Letters of Credit and Drafts for any amount at lowest current rates. Apply to any of our local agents or to UIMM üso BROS., Chicaeo, 111. V. W. lellor. V' ook ('iiiii.n Root Compound.- Cora. MaL3SÈZ posed of Cotton Koot. Tansy and Pennym UJWmM royal. Lucretfully useti monlltlu. Safe, ■ Hr Effectual. Pleasant. ïl hy mail, ordrugff f pists. Spaleri iartti''il;vrs"2sramps. Ladies X tiartrlress POND LIUV COMPANV, 131 Woodwird ave.. Detroit. Mích. Sold in Ann Arbor by all drugglsts. Why Should I Go to Montana? Oreat R "fier vat ion. Because i3.ooo,ooo acres of free Government land, with a delightful climate, and equally suited for general farming and stock raising, have just been opened to the home seeker. in the Milk River Vaíley and near Benton and GreatFalls. Stock RalNlntr. Because the favorable climate and superior grasses of Montana make it the natural home of horses. cattle, sheep and other domestic animáis; and because winter feeding is not iequired, as stock grazes at large the year round. General Farmlng. Because a rïch soïl and abundant summer rains produce wheat, oats, rye, barley and the grasses and vegetables of a qualíty, size and yïeld unsurpassed. Minliicr. Because Montana produces more of the precious metáis than any other state or territory, and abundant opportunities reinain to secure valuable properties at nominal cost. Immiflrratlon. Because the Great Reservation is the meeting point of settlers from the Pacific Coast and from the Eastern States, and is the only extensive tract of good land left, suitable for settlement Kun! ness. Because the rapidlv growing towns along the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Ry. offer splendid opportunities to engage in business. Manufacture!-. Iíecause the 1.000,000 horsepower water-power at Great Falls, the extensive coal veins, the wool, mineral and grnin raising resources oí Montana ofïer exceptional opportunities to the manufacturer. TouriMl. Because the canon of the Gates of the Mountains, the Great Falls of the Missouri, the Giant Fountain and Continental Divide offer the most sublime and diversified scenery to be found on the Continent. Take a summer tour. Wby Travel by the St. P„ M. A M.? Because only by ít can you travel through the largest body of free land left for settlement. Because itreachesthe Great Falls, with the largest waterpower on the Continent. Because it reaches Helena, the richest city of its size in theworid; and because it s the shortest and best route to Butte. the largest miningcamp on earth. Special tourists' and landseekers' rates. Daily traïns through solid to Montana. Choice of three routes to the Pacific Coast. Find out all about it by writing for ' The Great Reservation," and " Tourists' Summer Guide." For further informatïon. rates, maps etc ■ apply to F. I. WHITNEY, G. P. & T. A., St! Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Ry., St. Paul, Minn.