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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-28

Wool IN LANSING - This is the first
year that we have had regular established mar
ket for wool. Two houses are now buying, viz:
Billings in the Second Ward, Middle TOWN. and
Mead L Robson, in the First, or Lower Town.
The former has bought six thousand pounds,
and the the latter seven thousand, at prices hav-
ing wide range, but al an average of about
thrty-eight cents. The quality as general
thing is fair, and the condition of the article and
manner in which it appears in market, is quite
creditable. The largest single clip ia thirteen
hundred pounds. IL must be taken into consd-
Grafton that large portion OF the wool grown
in the south part of lngham, is marketed in
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-06-28
Probate Notice.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ineham, So
y At a session of the Probate Court for the Co.
Of lngham, holden al the Probate Office in the vii
lage of Mason, on Monday, the 2oth day of June
in the year one thousand eight hundred and
ffty-nine. Present, VIM. II. P!nckncy, Judge
of Probate. In the matter of the estate of John
Granger deceased. On reading and fling the
petition, duly verified, cf John &. Granger, an
heir at law Of said deceased, PRAYING that letter,
of administration may be granted upon said Is
tate TO Marcus NJ. Atwood
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 18th
day of June next, at il o'clock in the forenoon
be assigned for the hearing of said petition, and
that the heirs at law OF said deceased, and al
other persons interested in said estate, are re-
CURED to appear at a session of said Court
then to be holden at the Probate Office, in the
village OF Mason, and show cause, if any Their,
be, why the prayer of the petitioner should moi
be granted: And It as further ordered, thai
said petitioner give notice to the persons interes
ted in said estate, of the pendency of said peti
ton, and the hearing thereof, by causing a coy
of this order TO be published in the Lansing Re
publican, newspaper printed and circulating il
said county of Ingham, 3 successive weeks previ
Gus TO said day of hearing. A true copy.
VIM. III. PINCKNEY,
2lSw3 Judge of Probate
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
RELIEF IN TES MINUTES! !

BRYAN'S PULMINARY WATERS ARE
unfailing it the cure Of COUGHs, CoLps, ASTHMA
BRoScHIrIs, SORE THROAT, HOARsESEss, Diff
CULT breathing, INcIPIENr CONSUMPTION, AND
DISEASES OF THE LUSGs. They have no taste of
medicine and any child will take them. Thou
before despaired. Testimony given in hundreds
Of cases. A single dose relieves in TEN MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafcrs-the orr
gina! and only genuine is stamped Bryan"
Spurious kinds are offered for sale. Twenty-Five
cents box. Sold by dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n Y.
For sale by r. THAYER, & Co, Lansing
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue of one execution issued out Of and
ID under the seal of the Circuit Court for the
county Of Ingham, TO me directed and
delivered, | have levied upon all the right,
title and interest OF Jesse X. >anborn, in and
70 the following described lands and tenements,
10 wit: four acres of land, with steam saw mill
thereon, off of the south east corner of section
eight, in township two north Of range two west,
county of Ingham and State of Michigan, which
shall expose for sale at public vendue, 10 the
highest bidder, at the Court House in the village
of Mason, on the 18th day of August, at one o.
clock 2. M.-Dated, June oath, 1889.
2lsw6 EDY BAkR Sheriff
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Sheriffs Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of a writ of execution issued out
IL of and under the seal Of the Circuit Court
for the county Of Inghau, and State Of Michigan,
TO ne directed and delivered, have levied upon
all the right title and interest Of Edward Elliott
in and 70 the following described lands and rene-
Inents. TO wit: the buildings on tie south forty
four feet Of lot six, land the lease Of the
ground thereon in block one hundred and
eleven, and lot seven, in block one hundred and
eleven and tenements; also the entire block sew
enty-three, said property being situated in the
CITY of Lansing, county Of Ingham and State Of
Michigan, which shall expose for sale al public
auction or vendue. at the front door Of the Court
House, in the village of Mason, on the twenty-
third dsy Of july, A D. 1859, At one O'Clock T. VI
Of said day-Dated, Lansing, May 18th, 1859.
EDT BAKER, Sheriff,
.x2Is Be- II. 81. DCSkS, Deputy.
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sIIaIscery sale.

DY VIRTUE ot q decree OF the Circuit Court
ID FOR the county 81 lu-Lim, in Chaucery,
made on the sd day q December, 4. u. SIS,
in "a certain cause therein pending, wherein Ezra
Davis g. compliment, auI Sawyer Lockwood
Hannah II. Loo. Eooi and Joshua Phlo are 10
ieriInl., !. the subscriber, Circuit court Com
missioner for tac said county 80 iughan, viii sell
~ public auction. t. e." highest bidder, at the
Court H. ia the village Vi Mason, in aid
,olutv, oa Friday, the 18th d.y Of July next, A.
j.. l-5I, at one oC.1e. .n the afternoon of said
day, the following dc-criDed land. 20 wit All of
the north half q the south hall OF section eigh.
teen, IN town one, north % range one east, con-
tain.ng s'K'y-eignt and ouc-hali acres. according
70 the L. :. survey. lncham county. town Of
Bunker Ill, and St-c ot Michigan
GRIFFIN PADDOCK,
l.r~ot Court C.oa4'r, L,yL1,s g., B.eL.
GEDLTY . CoNELY, S0rrs ior C0mp't.
Dated. Mason. Nav 20. 1883. sN2is
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4 Coon Ro.u-On the line from Ian

4 Coon Roam On the line from Ian
sing 10 Mason, the Road Commissioners have
done "A good WORK, and have mad, practicable
road. There il however one exception of hall
a nile section 10 ia Delhi, which Is awful
in Spring and Fall, and after rains Would il not
b. a good idea for Mason, Lansing, Delhi, and
Alaeiion to turn out and have 4 good "bee, y
and bring gravel from the Hogs Back" II
is only about a mile aud half to draw gravel,
and fifty teams would make good road of it in
. dav.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY VIRTUE of two writs of execution issued
ID out of and under the seal of the Circuit
Court for the county of Ingham, to me dire cted
and delivered. have levied upon all the right,
title and interest of Harvey L. Baker and Horace
Baker in and to the following described lands
and tenements. to wit: Lots one and two in
block eighty -four. also lot one in block sixty
seven, in the city Of Lansing, county of Ing
ham, and State OF Michigan, which shall ex-
pose for sale 10 the highest bidder, at public
yenduc, at the Courthouse in the village o!
Mason. on the Goth day of August, A. D. 1859,
at one o'clock in the afternoon Of said DAY.
EDY BAKER, Sheriff
By H. II. DUNKs, Deputy.
Dated Lansing. June 10Th, 1859. u s:6w
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue of writ of execution issued out OF
ID and under the seal Of the Circuit Court for
the county of Inghaul. 10 me directed and deliv-
cred, have levied upon all the right, title and
interes, Of Ell Highly in and TO the following de-
scribed lands asi tenements. to wit: Lots No.
Il seven and s. eight, in block No ri twenty.
one. in the cit. of Lansing, according TO the re-
corded pat thereof, being town four north, OF
range two west, county of InCham. State OF
Michigan. which 1 shall expose for sale. at public
vendue, TO the highest bidder. at the Cour,
House, In the village of Mason, in said county.
on Thursday, the Sd day of August, 1852, at l
o'clock, P. NJ
EDY BAKER, Sheriff
Dated, Mason, June II. 1889. 6w2l.
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DREPARED from prescription of Sir James Clarke,
VI u Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen. This
invaluable Medicine is Unfng in the Of ALT those
painful and dangerous diseases incident the female
constitution.
Ii modera'es all excess removes all distractions, md
brings the monthly period with regularity. These
Pills should br Used two three weeks previous to
fine Inent they ory the constitution and lessen the
suffering during labor, aiding the mother TO perform
her duties with safety To herself and child.
Thss. Pun should nat b. taken by females during The
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, t5sy sure
to bring NiScaTiage. Tut az any other tune they are
safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in
the Back md Loins, Heaviness. Fatigue Slight Exer
ton, Palpaon of the Heart Iowness of Spirits, Hys-
tercs Sick Headache Whites and all the painful sea
occasioned by di-ordered system, these Pills will effect
when all other have failed. and although
powerful remedy. do not contain iron consl anthony
q any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying erch package. Price in
the United States and Canada, One Dollar.
Sol. Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSS, Late l. G. Baldwin x Co.
Rochester y Y.
n. B-One Dollar and postage stamps enclosed nv
authorized Agent will bottle containing so pills
by return mail
For sale by X, THAyER, Lansing. l50y1
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PLANT Nervous Debility, etc etc Hear sha; Is said q
them q. ". Bowen says
ASDEf.soS Ind, Jan. l6, 1857.
- Your Bst.ers give general satisfaction knew Their
virtues and 6rs yet 20 hearof where they
DO DOT give entire satisfaction could get you NUMEROUS
certificates il but in this community their
virtues are fully esabi,hel an positive ss more Of
them than is so Of any three Patent Medicines IN this
county In nv case have received more benefit
from them in six month, than have received from the
regular Physicians in I've years can therefore con
scentiousy nj them snd 60 say, would not
be vitrcut them 10 NJ family f5T any amount
For sale at the Principal Ohce, as Arch street, fh.s
delphia and -oI by druggists aud storrkeeptrs q
every town AMI village in the United states, Canatas,
IVES, Iade- au1 South America - per bottle
2s2ls
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THE Commissioners of the Lexington and Flint
/ River Swamp Land State Road will meet at
John Fannery's Hotel in the village of Davis.
willie, in Sanilac county, on Wednesday, the 10Th
day of July next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose of letting all that portion of said road in
Saniac county, commencing at the northeast cor
ner of section Sc, in township 10 north, of range
- east, thence west eighteen miles through said
county.
Also. at the old stand Of Isaiah Butler, in the
town OF Allison, in the county Of Lapeer, on Fri
day, the 22d day OF July next, at 10 o'clock, \.
VI, and also a, reaselcy's Store, in the town of
North Branch, in said county, on Saturday, the
23i day OF July next, at 10 o'clock, A ", for the
purpose of letting all that portion Of said road
and bridges in said county, commencing at tho
northeast corner or section Sc in town 10 north,
Of range II east, thence west and south TO Flint
River, at the village Of Lapeer, in said county
Said road will be let in sections of one mile
each, to be completed within one wear. The road
i. to be built as follows:
| To be grubbed thirty fee. wide and cleared OF
all loose timber, brush and stones -four rods WIDE
md all that portion of said ROAD which is laid out
/ six rods wide is to be chopped olt three rods on
/ each side of the centre. And the whole road i
/ II be turnpked in such a manner that the centre
OF the road will be two feet higher than the sur
/ form dry road bed.
/ All causeways TO be built of timber hot less
than six inches in diameter and sixteen feet long
( aud covered with earth one foot in depth.
/ And all culverts 10 be built not less than four
/ feet wide and twenty feet long and 10 BE- covered
with three inch plank.
/ The number Of side drains or each section, the
/ length of each, the number Of rods of causeway
to be built, the number and size of each culvert
together with all necessary Information, will be
given on the day of letting.
4 The above work will be paid for in money and
swamp lands, in pursuance Of an act entitled
" An Act 10 provide for the drainage and recla
nation of swamp lands by means OF State road
and bitches" approved February ll'h, lS52
Lexington, June 2.l>59
STILES r. NETTLETON,
DAVID CUTTER, Commissioners
/ JOHN r. WILSON 5v9I-
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psr n. Ea.on county, on the Goth inst, bv
Pol,v A., M Es.er' Mr.: Harlan IngersoN, and Miss
i'i'! Ann Watson, all of Delta.
q ma' Michigan, on the 5th inst, bv Rev.
.,,on. lnstrong, OF Lansing. DR.. Chas. s. Arm.
; Oh windsor, Eaton county, to Miss Lucy
D. :. 'ne same place, on the same day. DR.
w. Nrnstrong. to Mrs. Brown. all q, P,rp,,
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CATION.

A bL persons are ea1tioned asains, purchasing
n t-o promisOry notes given By Charles ).
Carr TO Lucretia Amy, on the oath day OF Sep
TENDER 1857, for one hundred dollars each, and
due, one on the first day Of January, 1859, and
the other On tie first day Of January ls6O, and
both secured by mortgage, as the said notes and
mortgage are the righttul property Of the sub
scriber and she has received payment of the
same. LCCRETIA AMY.
WILLIAMSON, June asth, ls5g als~.
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Iesrly Advertisements have the privilege of three
changes.
business Advertisements, only. All others chsrgedby
tie square
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. r Z G IAL NOTICES

on Tia ~, AAoH, Of Detroit, will be in o,onsav,
a. n. ,0a Rapids on the 18th, Mason 18Th and
cry mont, no0se Lansing, on the 18th DAYS of ev.
or lin.,,,, .'Nnd TO patients afflicted with cb,on;.
u''sa'es See advertisement
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Nursery for Sale.

FTNHE subscriber offers for sale his interest in
l. the Nursery, which is one-half, owned in
partnership with John S. Harris, in the city Of
Lansing, situated south of the Cedar bridge,
and directly opposite Mr.. IIarris's house. The
trees are an grated, two years old, and in good
condition. lie will sell Very cheap. Terms TO
suit the purchaser For particulars enquire of
3m:2lS FRANK DAVIS.
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SONs BERRIEs.-Mr. Southworth, of Kalama-
900 cdltvates 10 - acres Of Strawberries and
sends ~ bushels daily to Detroit market He
employs 100 boys at picking, paying them a
penny per quart
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
No MERCURY
40 ARSENIC
No POTASH
NJ IODINE
NJ >UIFHATE SODA
NJ IRON
No MINERAL
O. A. H..t -
IL Is Warrautt


B1-N No newspaper puii- or fictitious names Every
person from whom given their names amt
numbers arc published ANY person address them
by mail ant satisfy thenselve>.~sa
Acy person who tres the syrup VII discover II,
qualities aDd recommend it CUTS Il only just int
per.ons only TRY IT, and YOU will Ir-re. IT, cost
On some people one bottle proiuce' magical results
with others re uire> five six bottles
GET General Depot, 40. : Washington Avenue A
barry.
Err TRY LLARk'S SYRUP, the great Blood Purifier
for Chiils and Fever
sB-TRY CLARX's SYRUP, The greu Boot Paraer
cor pyspep-a.
Re- TRY CLARK's SlRUf f,- auv Delicate Female
Eg-T2Y CLARK SYRUP for Scrofl'a Jluu1ice Sc
blood disease.
Hg- CLARK'S SYRUP. in al. cases II sexual Iacapac
ity or Diseases ci th- Sal- ana kIiucys m.ftral
Try
rg-CLARK's SYRUP, charge. the v'.o-c coalition O,
ths blood, and kU' the poison which feed the ire ri
disease.
IS CIARK'S SYRUP i All ve-at,b.e and no mineral
ami that Is VIA: the human blood needs
Re- CLARK'S SYRUP FIR Sore Throat Is n.sCcaL
Eg-CLARK'S SYEUP FOR weakly, delics'e Femal.s. q
sickiv. punv Children.
r5-CLARK'S SYRUP il all Root, AMI IL Minerals
$50 wiz be gwen Tor any gram found N l.
Esq CLARK'S SYRUP cures any veal ss> n Fer1ales
or >crofnl,uS Children. maeicslly.
80 CIARk'S SYEtP-rh.s Won 1erful :--r. on /
workiu. wonders al over tie wort, sud for LIVER
wombs S.ropGlt Comp. nt-. a-t + nll- W-skne-
General DEBILITY. I = perfectly magical Put mp II
quart bottles, and Ike vine - !1nk
e8- Fer sale n Lansing " l. II. y II. h Blrrholo
-lG-ly
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Tuesday Morning, June ~, 1859.

Tue WEArnER.-On Tuesday morning
before daylight, We head sharp lightning and
copious shower, which, when :he sun arose
warm and bright caused vegetation to start in
earnest.
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TAKE YorG LIKrSEss.-The sickly sea-

1on 4, approaching, and friends may deeper
hapa you may die youTseIf-in which case, espe
cially If you are good looking, it may DE desira-
bs TO preserve your likeness. Go then 10 Will
ION, who ia ~klful artist, ard win make you
look well even il you have the blues, the ague,
or a note TO meet You will find him over Bar
tholonew's
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NOTICE.

THE combined Map of Inqta,n and Lirinq-
l. st2n Counties is now ready for delivery
Subscribers will please take notice and act accor
dinghy. CELL, HARLEY i SIVERD.
Nav 10, 1859. 2lltf
A SPLENDID assortment of Bibles, Schoo
n Books, Wall Paper. Curtain Paper, Cloth
Shades. Curtain Fixture, Fancy Goods, Perfume
~ and Toilet Soap. lust received at The
CITY BOOK STORE
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IL.
Aoaiay evening, June 2o,h, 1857.
Present--H. ii. Smith, Mayor T. Lougyear, Recorder
Nessrs Burr, Newbro and Mead, Aldermen.
On motion OF Alderman Burr, the Council adjourned
GEO. A ARMSTRONG, Cay CLERK
There WAS a meeting Of the Common Council on Thurs
day evening, with foil present excepting Alder
men Kerr and fldsr who absent
Minutes of June 10Th we're read and approved.
Petition Of II \. Re and others presented. asking
. reconsideration of the grade established Washington
Avenue.
Referred to the committee on grades
communication from the chairman OF the Committee
OF arrangements for the celebration Of the 4h of Juy
received inviting City Council appear procession
on thatdsy
TWAS resolved : TO appear.
Alderman Burr presented interesting comnluu cation
f:cm Mrs. Hssgerdorn, which referred 10 the
nllt'ee ways and means.
The nmittee claims reported nding that
the escis OF Geo. Turner and II b Rogers be allowed.
The committee aso reported upon the claim OF
Baker, ca report was laii on the table
ca notion % Alderman Newbro, the following claims
we're allowed, 20 wit That Of j C. Darling, 81 90 Geo.
Turner, 81 80; H. Rogers, 81 CO.
Alderman - presented report of street commit ee
ON establishing original survey by landmarks
Sid report vas laid on the table.
Report Of II shank, Chief Engineer Of the Fire De
pArtueut presented and referred to the committee
ofe-s 6eys-;meut
Council then listened a report from the City Clerk
reference The liabilities already incurred BY The ctv
On motion o; Af-rmSn Pincknsv,
R.sai-i Inat Mr.. Stafford be requested repOr, u
ne tom'aon Council The state of the city survey &c
TN m'', Of Alderman Mead, certain reports were re
isrec % lie City Attorney for his opinion thereon.
on Tnoion an ordinance relative To the City Sexton
&c, Tss Ieistred 70 the committee on cemetery.
Or mctlcu ot Alderman
Resc,rl TIA he Marshal do cause q ditch To te dug
arsn bts No Q, TO- H. L. in block 81, and that
usses'as .. pubic niproyerl mt also, that the ex
teos.s l the assessed upon owners of house,
hundred dollars
on motion, the Council adjourned to next Monday
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Tur CoaNG FougrH.-Col. Williams
Informs - that he has succeeded in procuring
f1r the artillery Company just formed, field
piece, with caisson an1 equipments complete.
Tho Company viii organize with side-arms and
musqae,cous. The feld-pie:e ia rugged with
meHta.
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Coin. East:

s2-freShrnen---Fio-e, N T-pot a. Grand Haven.
Boat VII leave Milwaukee On SATURDAY : as 2 ".
for SATURDAY Nights Ezpre-s passengers vest bat =.
v train ~ N1T LEAvE OK SUNDAYS.
Trans leave t-rrnini tally. >uu4avs eNeep.ei.
TIE TELEGRAPH LINE Is nov open for PUFUc BCss-
~.
CONNECTIONS
At UETRDIT-5reat Western Rs..way i5r al points
Fa.t-Nch an Ceutral an CD sn S5uta=rn Railroads
AMI Cleveland I5a- q: Steamers
AT GRaNr fiAVES-W-h Heron steamer Tor Chi
cAEo. *. *
At NIIWACkEE-v II IL N-s.ssippi. Lacrosse. Chi
ca-a Nat4r-oxu aaf Horizon Ra-oz1s, - al import
ant points Wet and Northwest. and The Misss-I
River AZ AZ. Steamers f1- Ports Lake Michigan
Passengers for Great Western R.<ay 20 On the Rail
rav Perry Steamer ~ 7. & " P Iock- II DOcG al
. % 4 NJ l. - Sooo And 80 P. n
NIGHT TRAINS HAVE SLEEPING CAR, Al n
TACHEo
TIE Company Inc Tsoie= can b had al any Of
the Stations
v. K MUIR, Genl sup'- =
pkE r Ofces June 1859
/ INALL PAPER splendid stock Of Spring
w Styles lust received IL the
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TAKE NOTlCE-That | have from the first
l. day of May last, given TO nv son. Hugh Blak.
lev, his time, and that shall not, after that date
claim any OF his wages, or pay anv debts of his
contracting WILLIAM BLAKLEY.
InCham. June = 1852 Avail.
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Greeley'S Letters from Pixies Peak.

Mr.. GREELEYs next letters will be- from Pike
intended to satisfy the public mind in great
measure as To the truth or falsty of the various
reports from the so-called "Land of Gold" His
Letters will appear in The SEMI-WEFSLy and
WEEKLY TRIBUNE as we'll as in the DAILY.
TERMS:
Daily So, Semi-Weeky s., Weekly Tribune, 81.
For club terms see Tribune of any date.
Address HORACE GREELEY i Co.,
Tribune Buildings, New York
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Proclamation to the People,
TIE POETRY OF PHNSIC.
HerrIck,s pills.

Changing weather, such a. tins.
Calls for exercise of care,
Cold nOr heat nor halt 20 vicious
A. sui.en change Of air.
Though you have a Constitution
Subject 10 all human lis,
You may brave the worst Of climates,
II YOU these Sugar Pills.
Thousands now are strong and robust
Who bat lately wrilhel ia pain.
Ever acsiny, ever growing,
They have found their health again
Now when cod succeed, hot weather,
They ye lear 81 agGe caI..-,
EOr they Use those health pr"srrv-J--
HEREICE' SUGAR COATED iILI-.
More than 100 GO) cases Of disease have y-lted 10
their during tue past Eve yvaf many al which have
been pronounced nrurb.e b. distinguished physicians.
A. col! weather j. Lo', aPlTHlchuEi let every "L~
cleanse their % les dose, Of these Pills. ="
restraint in Diet i necessary wh- using them. Poll d.
rectiuns 70 with zach box.
o. Sold by all the dealers through0u, the world -
lAug- boxes % Goats. see Atv-Tt,-'nsnt- on 81
lGLuI I'm