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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-04

RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH OF f.. II.
KING.-At regular meeting Of the ciLcinnatus
Society Of the Agricultural College of Michigan,
held Sep. 80, 1889, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Whereas, Scince the first time scince the or.
ganizatiOn of the Institution, the angel of death
has entered our midst and forever removed from
among Us, Edgar Ii King one of our number.
therefore,
Resolred, that in this death our society has
lost an able and efficient member, and the Col
lege an honest and devoted Student.
Resolved, that We deeply sympathise with the
parents and friends Of the deceased, in the great
loss which has SO SUDDENLY and une xpectedly come
fallen them. In our acquaintance with the de-
ceased, We had learned to admire his amiable
disposition, and respect his uprightness of char.
scter, confidently looking forward to his fa..-e
q one Of triumph and success. But death has
interposed and claimed his victim, thus forever
ending those bright anticipations and cutting
short all plans of future usefulness. Though We
may no more meet him in those COlleg halls, or
On these College walks, yet his bright example
remain with us his virtues are ours to initiate
Resoirod, that We tender our thanks to Mr.
and Mrs Lane, our worthy Steward and Steward
ess, for their kind and unceasing care of the de-
ceased during his sickness
Resoised, that these resolutions be offered for
publication in the several newspapers of Jackson
and Lansing and in the Michigan Farmer, and
that copy Of them be forwarded to the BROTH
ers and friends Of the deceased
A. n. PRENTISS,
GEO. W. HAIGH,
WIN. A. THOMAS,
Committee
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Yearly Adverti.ments have the privilege Of three
change. ,.
~ The Yearly ,Atesspplyto regular and ordinary
business Advertisements, only All others chargedoy
the square.
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SPRINGS We have heard AID. New
bros spring highly recommended, but never hav-
ing seen il, Of course what we say, is upon the
recommendation Of others.
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SIXTH.
CROCkERY Il GLASSWARE

1t will be the object of the proprietor TO keep
at all times stock Of Goods, that in extent and
attractiveness shall not be excelled, and to offer
them at such prices as shall secure the Cash
Trade OF both city and country. Old customers,
new customers, citizens and strangers, are re-
specially invited to look through our Newly
Arranged and Newly Christened Institution. and
to patronize to the full extent of their pleasure.
HI. INGERSOLL.
LANSING, Oct. lst, 1859.
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o W. kEuor1, Eclectic Physician and Sur.
= od mast respectfully announce that he will visit
- q the Eth, lansing on the 18th and 1a,h. and
ens 10th Of every month, where he will Be hap
ms old friends, and especially those Who are a.
With eAreaie and Inssrine diseases.
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Where you can invest your money and obtain
more Goods for dollar than at any other Store
in town. We have adopted the ready pay sys-
stem, and we are determined to make il an OBJ
iec; for ALL who wish 20 pay down for their
goods 10 trade with us difference Of at least
twenty-five per cent. lin favor Of our customers)
will readily be seen, between our prices and
those who trust. We mean what we say, and
will satisfy all who call on US, that il is Fact
We particularly invite the Ladies to examine our
stock of hcautitu,
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.IOflN 4 OrFE.

JOHN QUEENS
Ask for Hootand's German d tie Take No hing else
sni see that the Signature Cf II. jackson on the
wrapper of each bottle. Te,e Bitter are FOR sale by
druggs. aud st1rekeercrs in every ani villa e in
the uned States Canada, West Iniss sui south Amer
lea at IS e uts per bo,ti. 2w232
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Commissioner Notice.

WE I, the undersigned, having been appointe
W by the Judge of Probate of the count,
OF lngham, commissioners TO examine and adjus .
all claims against the estate of Hiram Cransou-
deceased, notice is therefore hereby given that
in pursuance of the said order. We will meet At
the house of job Sherman, in the town of On
ondasa, for the purpose of adjusting claims
against the ests te of the said deceased on Sat-
urdsy the 5th day of November, A. D. 1882, at
nine O'Clock Z :. NJ, and on Saturday the 2sth
day OF Janus ~, A. D. 1860, 1T nine O'Clock A.
NJ, and SIX months from the Is ID dsy Of August,
A. ID. 1889, being the time lii nited for the pre-
sentatlon said claims, notice 10 also hereby
given that all claims on said EST ate not presented
within So time will be barre d, under the stat
u,es JOSEPH S PERSON,
JOHN 81 HERMAN,
Ave-, 3 Commissioners.
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NEW PATENT SPRING.

| WOULD call the attention Of the public 10
L my New Spring, patented Sept. -, 1859,
and which, in the words of the patent NAV be
used for bed springs, for chairs, lounges, bug
gies, carriages, or for for any other purpose.
rhere springs can be employed"
Town, County and State rights for sale or in
exchange for other good property.
s. d. NEWBRO, Patentee.
Lansing, Mich, Oct. I'd, 1859
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LAST NOTICE.

DEING determined TO close up the map BUSH
IL ness in this county, al persons indebted 10
US either by 81 description, note or account, viii
do well TO call Al the map Office in this city and
settle the same Immediately. Those subscribers
to whom MAPS have been eFered viii be treated
in the same manner though they had actual
" received their maps.
CELL, HARLEY, 4 SIVERD.
Lansing Sept. nth. 1859. lm2so.
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Rates of Advertising.

Que s,u.re Of I0lnes 81 for the first insertion and
so cents publication for any PERIOD
.ch., thpee months.
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LOST.

BETWEEN the Lansing House and the Epsco-
~ pal Church, on Sunday, October I'd, 1859, a
lady's large White Lava Breastpin. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving it with Smith
Hunter, at the State Treasucers Office. lt232
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
No AERCURYi
No AR~F>lCi
No PDTA-iil
No IDpl>El
No SUIrHArt SODA.
NO IRON
NJ MlNERALt
DYSPEPSIA.
ltis Warranted.

U
rs No newspaper pats or ec,.tiou. names Every
numbers are published ANY person address fheus
by mail At satisfy themselves -te
A person no tr 80 the syrup vii on discover It's
quantities. ant recommeni ghs Il = only just into
JHcrr, snd L"j -nge case has II fa.t yet Weak,
tar,io- only TRY II, ant you will regret IL.
ga -ous vcop bottle p'ofuoe~ magical results ,
18th otn-r- II requires i've o. s's lottle-.
e. Gene . I~po,, No IS Washington Avenue, Al
bsuy
s5-TRY U.ARK'S SYRUP, the great Bood Purifier,
for Jhi- ant Fever.
ss-TRY CLARK : SYRUP the great Blood Pariner,
FOR Dyspepsia.
Be- TRY I.ARh's SYRUP, tor any Delicate Fems,e
RrTRY CLARK'S SYRUP for Scrofula. Jaundice, Sc -.
blood disease.
e. CIARiS SYRUP in all cases IL sexual inca par
ity, diseases oi tue spiD- aud Kidneys IS magical
Try IT.
RS-CLARks SYRUP, chass-- the whoe conduit IA q
blood and kills the poison which feeds the Ore
disease.
g. CLARK'S SYRUP is all vegetable s.d 90 pp-rsl
mat : what the human blood needs.
e. CLARK's SYRUP far Sore Throat s magical
s. CLARk'S SYRUP for ~eaLy, dei.csi. Females
sickiy, puny Children, sure
srCLARKS SYRUP l. all Roots and no Minerals
$500 vii c- gwen for any gram found in H.
e. CLARK's SYRUP cures any weakness In Females,
or sc ofulous Children, m.gicsly.
e. CIARh'S sYRuP-rhi- wonderful preparation IL
working wonders al over the wOrd, and for Liver,
womb- ScropUa Complaints, sol Female Weakne-
General Debility, Il Is perfectly magical Put Up In
quar- bottles, aud l. like vine 90 drink
So For sale III Lansing by !. ii. IL ID. BAr'hoo-
new. 2l1-iv
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COryeIl 4 JeniSOn
A RE now receiving direct from New York,
n Boston, and Philadelphia, one of the largest
stn lie nf
YG00DS,

Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Crockery and Hard
ware, ever before offered in this city, to which
they invite the attention Of all concerned.
Knowing that money rs the great lever Of hx-
man aet,o'.s, and that people think more OF their
dimes" than they do of anything else, and that
the great absorbing question il, where can ]
trade the cheapest, and thereby save the most
money = we answer in "a few words as possible.
IL 81 i
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nARvEuL.s CONDITION POWDERS.

Thee old established Pow isfs, yell Lnos1 at the
Long Island Ras Ctus, y apd soli n immeoss
ausn-, through the Middle and Eastern states for the
past yesrs continue TO excel all other kinds 10
diseases f ors,, and CI.e their excellence - sckncvi
g-i er-r ycsore Tue, contain nothing iolurious the
animal can worked While feeding them ample iiree
tons 20 in each picSI1, and good horsem~D invu
ei To- tes and Judge OF their sssf"ess
LARGE PACKAGES, IS CENTS
~ TIE above articles sold by y go agents
Throughout the United states Cznsds~ and South Aner
ca at wholesale by all large Druggist. IN the principe
cites ntRRICk 4 BROTHERS,
Proc:,oai CI.,,s.Sts, Aitdat, ". y
A. Sod at Isns bv all d-~.rs Neicines and BY
Drugg -ts and countr, Merchants every ~h-r--
X III PALMER, rssliiae Ag ct.
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Take them and Live!
- Neglect them and Die. 4

HEsRsck's SrGAx CoArKp hiis
AND KID STRENGTHENING flAsrIRs.
rxSs-These unsurpassed reue =
dies have, By common consent Of
mankind, been placed ~ the head
Of all similar preparations. Her
rieks Vegetable glils, ID universal
essiscSs. safety and certainty in
the eurw of the various diseases q;
man, excel ali @ hers, and their
sale un;uestionsoiy - treble that
OF all othsr kinds In fall doses
they are active Cathartie, IN
mailer doses 1oxse, and cleansing
N al b hous Complaints, SICK
Headache. LIVER h-esses. Kidney
|. arrangements, Stomach rh>cr.
tiers, and SKIN Asections, they
-ure a. Il by rsIle. rless
Ills are purely u-eetdllN. can he
AIKEN st any time b, cd ~ ysr~g |,
sithout change IA emp ~ ia-nt az
at N,rg1Sg Is \ s's'o uiecicSne
shen properly u.-t, but ~hen
om,oauded II = rll'fur universal
a, Al I'd IS lrS.erf a.. hrrst;s-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CONDUC-
l. ted by John Thomas Co., will hereafter
be carried on by the subscribers, at the old
stand, under the name of Peck & Merrifed.
GEO. W. PECK,
f.. H. MERRIFIELD
Dated Lansing, August IL. 1888. 226m3
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FOREST NURSERY

THIS beautiful Nursery is situated ia the city
l. of LANSING,
Just South of tie Cedor River,
And il UNEQUALLED by any stock Of trees
East or West. 1t has been raised here, with
especial reference to the wants Of the fruit
growers and farmers of Michigan, and consists
of hardy varieties, adapted TO this climate, graft
ed from bearing trees, and is ROW in thrifty and
fine condition for transpantng.
All those DESTROYS vi planting orchards, will
find it to their advantage to purchase trees At
this Nursery, instead of from Eastern specua-
tors With whom they unacquainted, as the
propretOrs
WILL WARRANT THEIR TREES
To be the varieties named by them, will sell low,
| and take all kinds Of farm produce at cash pri-
ces in exchange for trees, and give liberal
credit to responsible purchasers, if desired.
The following is brief list of prices
Apple trees, 10 10 30 cents each.
Cherry % TO 80
Plum so TO 40
Pear 90 80 cents each
Strawberries, 81 per 100.
Currants, 81 50 per doz.
Scions, 81 % per 1000.
We have also quantity of eyergreens and
| shrubs
HARRIS i PARSONS,
pronriatnra
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A. n. PRENTISS,
GEO. W. HAIGH,
WIN. A. THOMAS,
Committee

IN respect to the above manuscript, as to all
o'ners, the printers rule has been followed, to
follow copy, if it carries the compositor out Of
the window
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u - - - - AsA a a -
cine A1IWn aud APPROX
Il, sniI> nov Te>urt-
diseases for which i. l.
IL has cured thousand.
who had g'veo Up al
a u N Gus un-OAcitei
son hos.
The doe mast Be
n-ut Of the nj viiasl
such quantities a, 10 aer
Let tie llciatt. 0f YOUR
the u>- ~ the LIVER
~ill cure LIVER tON-
TAChS. - ! -PErSIA.
SUMNER CON- y ANT.
SOUR Sion ACH, HA
CHOLTC. JH0LER
CHOLERA l>fANrUM,
plJF, FEMALE WEAK
u>-d successfully a. an
chr vii cure SICK
snis can testify IN -
te3spoonfllls are taken
tack.
Al! Who use il are Civ
favor
81 Nix Water ia ,ht
amt swallow both togeth-
Price 81 90 per Bottle.
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DIR. Castles Magnolia Casarrh snaff.

Ha. obtained izhe reputation IA the cure Of "a
tauh, l. - of Voice. p~sfness, wsiery aud lnuamcd
ives sud those dlssg -esbie noises, resembling tie
Nhif1ns steam distant waterfalls etc pa..s Seget
comes with fall directions, and delights all that use
:, A. snesx'pg snud Il cannot ts eqadof PR.ct -
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TETINDNT Al

IEIIWUNIIL.
| have examined Aid. 5. ID. Newbros Spring,
for which as yet there is no significant name,
there being no spring described in the Science
Of Mechanics similar to it, 1t is substantial, du-
rable, and as elastic if not more so, than ordin-
airy elliptic carriage spings, and possesses advan.
tages which no other spring possesses.
2. S. CLARK,
Sm232 Practical Nackigts.
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The IA MlLY CA
tie. but active Cathartic,
uset IN his practice mere
The constant, incresS
who have long use; the
ton which all express IN
induced me - place
OF al
The Profess on we'll
thsrtics act Oh different
The AMILY CA
with due reference to
b. en- compounded fIom a
We &c BILE Extracts.
part Of the almentary
SAT- in all cases where a
as arrangements Of the
Pains in the Back and
and Soreness over the
cold, which frequently,
long course If Fever,
Creeping Sensation al
lessuess, Headache, or
= a.
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THARTlC SILL. isa gen
which the proprietor Ia
than twenty Years.
ing demsnd from those
PILLS, and the .stisfsc
regard - their use, has
them within the reach
know that different Ca
portions If the bowels.
THARTlC PILLS, has.
this wellestAbli.hei fact
yaTie y Of the pures'
which sct alike on every
csnsl, and are good an
tSlhartc is needle 1, such
stomach. Sleepiness,
Lpins, Costlyenes-, Pain
whole body, from sutG.u
If neglected. end in a
Less Of Appetite, a
Gold over the body. hes.
weight IN the he .G, nj.
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Inrdmm1tory DtSt IseS, worms in Chtdren or Adds,
Rteatmatism great Par,te, ot the Blood. and many
Diseases |, winch flesh h-lr too mention
in this advertisement- pose, To ..
PRICE, THREE DIMES.
IT, The Liver InvigIrator and Family Ca,hsrtc Pills
e.ae ey Druggists generally Y. seId wholesale by
the Trade in all the large
5. I. ". SANFORD, N. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
1y22- :35 B-oarwsy. New York
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IrOprIttOrs
Lansing, August %, 1859. 226wS
To Contractors.

To Contractors.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Commission
~ ers of the Newaygo 4 Nortbport State Road
will be upon the ground on Tuesday, the sth
daw of October next, to receive bids for build
ing that portion of the road south of Newaygo,
commencing at, or near the corner of Kent
County, thence along the line heretofore survey
ed by said Commissioners TO the Muskegan River.
Distance, about ten miles.
Said road, to be cut out six rods wide upon all
unimproved lands and where the same s settled
and improved, four rods wide. The entire
length of said road, TO be cleared of all fallen,
or standing timber &c, four rods wide, and two
of the same, to be well grubbed Of all stumps
and roots, and turnpiked, with good and sufficient
bitches 10 carry off all surface water. Center of
road TO be raised not less than two feet above
the surface of said ditches where the nature OF
the ground is such as TO require it. Where Slut
ce. may be necessary, TO be built in good and
substantial manner, of sound hewn timber.
Upon Swampy, Marshy, or Wet ground, said
road must be constructed with timber, not less
than Eighteen feet wide. Said timber TO be
hewn, or fattened on one side to form the sur
face of the road, and the sides sufficiently
| Strengthened to form close and compact work
| the whole, to be spotted down upon good and
substantial Stringers, as TO form smooth, and
level surface.
| The above work will be let in sections of one
mile or more, to suit bidders. No bids will be
considered, for less than one mile.
PAYMENT for the above work will be made il
money or Swamp Lands, at the option Of Con
tractors, subject TO all the provisions, and condi
tons of an Act. entitled act of the Legisla
ture of the State of Michigan for the drainag,
and reclamation Of the State Swamp Lands b,
system of State Roads, approved FEBRUARY / >
1889.
| so. KINGSBCRY,
HENRY PALMER
! A B. WATSON,
| 5uoon T.,o,u;ssiourrs
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Herrirk's Mid StreMG ihcnilAg
DD1nS0prS.

These renowned ras.rs psln-, weakness and dts
tre-s the hack, sides and breast, IN tive hrrs In
deei certain they IL do tins that the Proprietor
warrants them Spread from tesns. ha>ams and gums,
beautiful hid leather, lenders them peculiarly adapt
the of FI,os ant Others bach Plaster viii
~ear from one to fear months aud IN rheumatic CON
paints spran- and brttscs. frequently effect cures,
whilst u other remedies faded. Pull directions vii h~
fa,i an the back Of eics Public speakers, rcessts,
uin ster- the osg. ami Others will str-ngthen their
lung, and improve their voices hy wearing ts,ss the
grars PRICE III. GINS
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Read the Pamphlets.
CLARK'S SYRUP.

TI@lE osy real purifier at the blood IN existence for
/ weakis fems = q Young ChutIen ~h" are s,roiu-
lous, Il - magical Every person Nm ~s that his "od
pute he he we'll Nov, all tins IrOfes-e, "a do
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Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up IN Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and ,ciH keep in any climate
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lRELY FROM 6CMs. AND
he's fact. = Standard Med
=. oy al. that have us-d
with confidence IN a.. the
lecJnmen 3et
within the las, two year.
hopes OF relief, Is the
cettshcs,e, IN my posses
adapted 70 tie temperA-
taking II, aHi used IN
gently on the Boz els.
!acgIneat guide you 10
lNVlGORATOR, and il
RI AIMS, BILIOUS AT
CHRO\lC DIARaHGA,
DI>c>TERY. nRUP>Y,
BlrCAL JUSTINE >ESS,
CHOLERA NOR BUS,
FLATULENCE. JACN-
NE>St->, ami NAV b.
Ordinary Fdm.ly Ned,
HEADALHs, a. thOus-
minutes. II two or three
=, commencement Of 81
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SANFORD,S
LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER DEBILITATES.

IT /. COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS, AND
i has become an r,tab.shet fact, Standard Med
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AtI c&us dfl1 stdcks OF Otntr gVCUs, 100 Hufntf.
Gus 10 mention.
To the Gentlemen We would merely say that
we are doing sorae in the clothing line, and pro-
pose to clothe a man all over in a shape and style
that his shadow won't be afraid to follow him, and
TO the World at Large
We say give US call and satisfy yourselves that
there is one store in town where you can get the
best Of goods at astonishing low prices, we are
determined to sell goods cheaper that they were
ever before sold in this market. No grumtling,
or charges made for showing goods.
Store in the Holmes Wright block, one door
south Of Burr 4 Grove.
COKYELL d JEVISOy.
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and over
yulsIons,
not spsii
died,en 10
believe II
suTt=t ZEN
worl'i.in all
-
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60 ne cot
which. {
IA rene
death We
the heSs 4
rly Ia tie
cAs@~tfIN
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never been
fxoy other
NEER HAS
A sINGLE IN
EFFEC4 ;
timely used
know an IN
satisfaction
VINO used IL.
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REAsON AND COMMON SENSE.

OurSreaders may remember We have on several &C.
casions spoken in very e~ulogistic terms of a prepa-
ration which Dr.. SETH S. HANoE, of los Baltimore
street, Baltimore Md, has discovered for the cure
of Epileptic Fits. Now, in doing so, we have been
actuated by the very best motives, viz: the alleyia-
ton of human suffering. From circumstances which
have lately come to our Knowledge, we fear there is
a certain class of persons who are not disposed to
try this remedy in a eommon-sense manner. We a-
lude to the fact of selecting a particular case in a
town where perhaps there are six or eight cases, AMI
trying it on one case. Now, perhaps the case select
ed might be the only one of the whole number that
it would not cure. This is neither doing themselves
nor the medicine justice. If a dozen persons were
stricken down with cholera in one town or neighbor-
hood, would they all send for q physician, or would
only one employ him, and wait and see if he cured
the first patient? That plan of procedure would be
most absurd. So in the case of DR.. Hance's remedy,
every one who has Fits should try it for a reasonable
length of time. 1t will not cure in a day or week;
nothing worth doing can be accomplished at once
What is easily done, is as easily undone. The growth
of time is enduring. From the most respectable tes-
timony We have examined, We feel assured that by a
proper perseverance in this remedy, nine cases of
Epilepsy out of ten may be cured. The Pills are
sent by mail free of postage to any parto of the world.
Price: one box So two So; twelve "a. You will
find the address above. Avis