The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-13
Health Lectures

CITIZENS OF LANSING 1T ia now three years
since l began lecturng in the free States on n
variety OF useful and popular subjects. During
three months spent in Michigan, there is great
reason for TO be grateful to the inhabitants OF
this State | AN proud 10 come in your midst,
supported with positive recommendations OF the
hes, men in this State who have listened To my
lectures and endorsed their contents; besides
that all the editors of newspapers have joined
with editorials, the general recommendation. |
am glad and rcjoiccd 10 find ny self amongst Sc
lect society OF literary characters lovers OF truth
and history, friends of morality and temperance
in all things. Let us join breast with breast,
and Try, at least, IN prevent boys aud girls from
becoming dissipatcd in their childhood. This is
L common good, therefore hope the ladies' and
gentlemen OF Lansing will be pleased 10 hear me-
A. ST Johns, | delivered a course of lectures
on tie "Scencc of Human Life and the Laws Of
Health, " on Morality, and the Rules of Right
for Self-Prcserva;ion = on the Blessings Of
Temperance in all things" Oh the Practical
means to prcr,nt Consumption in the Lungs,
How 10 Live and enjoy Good Health"
~ Johns being the nearest place toyou where
delivered my lectures, (laSt week, and truly a
village where | met with many good people, and
all right it gives me pleasure to mention the
names at the gentlemen Of Lansing Ia whom
brought letters of recommendation: Hon. Whit
H,y Jones, j. W. Longycar, Esq, Il. nosmer,
Esq Editor Republican, Dir. II. Il. Shank, DR.. |.
! 4.
Woodhousc, Hunt, liinnsn and Meuiiield;
! Mcs-rs. Corycli u Jcnnsou, Mr.. :. Briggs.
general recommendation from the Senior
Warden of the Grand Lodge of Michigan to the
Wo -hipul Masters and Masonic fraternity of
Lansing. Another recommendation from the
Worshptul Master OF the st. Johns Lodge. Re
commended also hv AL editors of newspapers in
this State where have delivered my lectures.
Indebted 10 the Kindness of the Hon. Whitney
Jones, Il iIo-mcr E-'i, and Hon. John Mckin-
ucv, viii commence. the course of Lectures al
ready rleag, q, ou Thursday evening, Sept. 10Th,
a tie State House, Al h,lfpast seven O'Clock.
ticket for the coursc oi three lectures ~ cents;
sold hy Ncs-r-. Peck \ Neriiicll.
pr. CORREA
What j. wealth. without health? DR.. Correa
has made himself famous for his able efforts in
h,Lalf Of the diffusion OF health knowlcd g.
TuIuAY's FtRSIICEE DEPoT.-J. ". Tillmar,
Who has stuck Ia the sawe business for IA quarter
of a century in Detroit, has gone ON, gradually
euargine il, until il has become "A sight worthy
Of examination The Showroom Of Mr. Villman
j one of the largest and handsome-t in the west,
capable Of containing, comfortably, thousand
pcople-wilhout hoops This room is one hun
bred feet long by fifty wide, with gallery On all
sides, H. tits room Is tn he found IL fall assort-
mcut Of household furniture, for parlor, dining
room, hall, library, bedroom and office, together
with mirrors pianos. statues, and many other ar
ticlcs OF taste
Eight smaller apartments vaIi 0usly devoted
to the display of other articles OF rich aud plain
wards of fifty diicrtn, styles of chamber sets
from $50 to $500.
The bedding department is very full and COM
pete, and young folks just beginning to keep
house, and older folks desiring to repenish, can
accommodate themselves without the trouble of
moving ont Of their track. The extent of Mr..
Tillman's business, and his long experience in
buying, enable him to sell cheap.
The approaching State Fair will call many OF
our readers - Detroit, aud We recommend them
column, and 20 profit by it.