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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
Strawberries.

A correspondent of the C0VHfry GeH"e-
man writes from Newark, Ohio;
Let me tell yen our luck with straw
berries In the spring Of 1868 we set out
about |. 600 hills i'm rows between the cur
rants and blackherries; in the fall they
were all cleaned up, and about LOCO
hills set i'm rows about one foot apart among
the dwarf pears. except two rows which
were allowed To set their runners and form
bed Most of the above were Wilson's.
some Triomphe de Gand. and few TrOllop's
Victoria. Owing 10 the wet spring and
press of other important work, they were
not very well attended to; had plenty OF
rainy and moist weather tdl the middle OF
MAY; almost none since. We did not intend
selling any OF them. until seeing a chance
of our want being more than supplied. on
the Ith inst. picked the first three quarts.
(WilsOn's last Falls planting;) hIty berries
selected made quart, which We sold for %
cents. Since then we have sold Is quarts
for S2i. TO- averaging say Is II per quart.
Besides the above have had three full
weeks eating 10 our liking, during which
time We have consumed and jagged up
Just one half rs many as sold. We had seN-
eral IL inches in circumference. Though
this IS not 81 flattering a result as many re-
port, Yet. all considered, il Is quite satistac-
tory 10 Us.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
aqritulturul un0 0unsstit-
A New Textile Fabric.

The Scientific American reyives the SUD
loot nj producing a new textile fabric rom
The busk Of Indian corn. IL has been amply
demonstrated by experiments ih'ile !" Aus
fria-under a government coiliiii-a loil' W.
believe-that a very superior article Oh pa
nor canal 10 the best made from rags, can
h. made from corn husks. while from the Il
bre of this material an excellent article Of
coarse cloth Is manufactured. several th0us-
and wards Ofthis have been brought TO New
Yort bv the American Consul in Austria,
and samples are now on exhibition there.
n Il in the process of obtaining the paper
stock from the corn huSk that The hbre i
set free. Neither are injured but are sepa-
rate and distinct products Of the wonderful
miami The fabric which is woven from TINS
fLre /. immensely strong. COrdage IS made
from IL and il bears some resemblance I'D
color 10 the cOcOa-hbre. Although lar ME
rlor 10 il in strength il j. much superior IN
point of sOitncss and elasticity some sam
nle- of cloth We have seen woven from TINS
fibre saws the American would make eX-
cellent tOwelling or "crash for covering
carpeting. II j. also valuable for making
enamelea cloth OF Oil-clOth. and IL takes
any coating appledto il readily and retains
il firmly. Specimens Ofenameled cl0th hlaue
on this fabric "a a base are equal 10 the BEST
English cloths. In addition 10 the paper
stock the hu-k Of the Indian corn D. capa-
bic Of producing a marketable nbre ana
still retain it, value a. cattle-iOdder, Tor III
these processes the liie-su-taInlng element
is not lost.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
Blackberry Culture.

This fruit has become 20 popular ana
wltball 50 cheap. that increased attention
is being paid to IT, The Lawton Is the Narl-
ety mostly planted. Yet the mann supply oi
fruit has come from the wild plant about
the fields and borders of the Woodland. In
the south part Of the state large amounts
have been gathered fiom the bushes grow
inc along the banks Of the Illinois Central
Railroad. but these have all been cut down,
much To the regret ofthe inhabitants, though
none To passengers, or the pockets OF the
Company.
In setting out a plantation OF blackherries
the land should be dry end rolling, of hazel
brush or mailatO soil is the best Trench
pillow foot deep and lay of in rows eight
feet apart, i'm these rows set the plants two
feet apart, keep down all suckers except for
a width OF six inches in the row, which will
soon form a perfect hedge. When the
plants attain about four feet, cut the tops
with pair of hedge shears and as the new
plants shoot above this line cut them oil
This will make stOrky branching plants.
that will need no stalking OF trellis work To
keep them in place. The space between
the rows can he planted with cabbage the
first year and worked I'm the usual way, and
the following season with "A double shovel
pillow or cultivatOr. The rows should have
an occasional side trimming with the blade
Of an old scyrhe or c0rn-cutter To keep them
in pace.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

IL combine all The COOP QUALuIEs 81
other first class Machines and possesses many al
rautages over any aud AL of them
Is the most simple ani Perfect "a rs Mechanical
Canstructl0n oi any sewing Machine yet offered
~ the public aui ths only che r4Iano 81 making
more than one KIND Of stitch.
Tie feed mas be- reversed Al any point desired
without stopping the Machine
Changcs Tor the various stitches may be made while
the machine Is Ia motion
It's stitches are the wonder ri all
Tie beauty ol lis stitch IS unsurpassed
No other covers 80 large range 90 work
-ews light and heavy fabriCs wlth equal iaei44iy-
Tie work will feed either L. he ~ ht OF Left
Runs quietly. sews rapidly.
NJ difficulty experienced IN sewing across knox
seams.
Needle more readily adjusted than ia any other
machine
Tailors cannot afford to do without one
Every family should have be- Florence
It's motions are all positive
Will last lifetime
No sprinE- o. get ont q order
J. thoroughly practical
Th- hemmer thu uaust practical 10 4se-
Turns vi r. AMI narrow hens. All wll Yell bean
tflly-
It braiis neatly and hands rae'y without the
lshI-st alteration
The most INEXPERIENCED 1nl L. difficulty 10 ~ ~ =
Oils no dresses all lis machinery b-iBg on the top
~ the table
Erev machine warranted
X vii sabstAntlste al Re claim for it.
a J VILE. Arsnt.
lansing Michigan. 4slyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
A Virtue Needed in America.

We Americans are the most wasteiul anu
rvfraya1anf people i'm the world Mewaste
f.ar,ully I'm food in clothing. and IN extras
We waste on every secular day OF the week
and waste a double amount on sundays
Men waste shamcfully. women shOckngly !;
hos and girls, too are perpited To waste
,vonllt Wa-tefIlncas il one or our worst
national vices: for if economy bc virtue
then extravaganza must be vice. The
ENGLISH don't waste hall "a much a. We do;
the French not quarter; and the Germans
while in Germany don't waste at all.
Hundreds Of leading hotels here and
throughout the country prepare daily from
twenty 10 fifty different dishes for dinner
and out Of these from a half 10 tWO-tihId-
are vulgarlv wasted. Thus not only Is food
wasted but also labOrat the same time. In
ordinary families unWhOlesOme meals oIhalt
a dozen dishes are gotten up, where plain
meal would al once be more economical ana
wholesome. We gorge ourselves with great
numbers Of articles, which are neither nu-
tricious nor delicious. bat simply costly.
Men buy four hats a year, where one ought
To last them four years. They throw away
coats and pants when they are but little the
worse for wear: and instead Of having their
shirts mended and their stockings daned.
they purchase new ones. and ling away the
the old. Women wear very expensive ar
ticles of dress without wearing them out:
and. we have heard. are inclined so spend
and waste money and material without Stiht.
-Ncr York Times.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

~ The oldest tombstone in the oldest
burial ground of Philadelphia-attach To
Tue Swedes' church on Swanson street
bears date the 18th OF November. l7l6. one
hundred and fOrty-eight years aeO-about
1Inirty-iour years after the landing of Penn.
me lettering Is legible. but the representa-
uoh OF an hOur-glass and Of the head Of a
S..nefuo, carved IN the stone are very indis-
unc1 The stone contains the following in
symptom: . Here heth the body of Mary
s nm o' Andrew Robinson who dyed Novem-
oer ye l2,lTl6, aged 65 years.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
A Cat Hint.

When cat l. seen To catch Il chicken, tie
II around her neck and make her wear il
Two or three days. Fasten il securely. for
she Will make incredible efforts Ia get ril Of
IT, lie lrm for that time and the eat Is
cured she viii never again desire 10 touch
ord- his Is what we do with our own eats.
anu what We recommend 10 our neighhors.
ana when they try the experiment. they and
their pets are secure from reproach ana
uanger henceiorth. Try it, Ecclan1e.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
HcimbOid'S Ertracf Buclu and la.
ggoCcd hose u ash


Il causes frequent desire and gives slfsu.lh ta
Urlnste. thereby removing ubsturilon prsvfrtin.
and Curing structures 81 the lrctha. alaslur Ian
and Inflammation, - frequent la thr cla.s 90 ds
eases, and expcum. an Poisonous lsfasc. ana Won
Qua Matter
Thousands upon Thousands Who have hofn TIE
he cured in a short time. have fnlnd lh,t we're ia
ceived and IhAt the lUl-ON has lN the use Of
" fowEEfuI AsrnSGENrs, been dried up ths sys
tenn, o. break oui in AN aggravated form. and Ief
haps after marriage
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
10000 AGENTS WANTED.
:. NJ. " ARD 4 co.

Manufacturing Jewellers, 2OS Broadway, New York.
10000 Watches CHAINS. Lockets Gold Pens and
Cases. California Diamond Rings. Pins. SETS Of
irwelry. Sc.. &c to be sold for 81 each
and not 10 be paid Tor until YOU
know what you u get.
auf not 10 be kept unless yOu perfectly satisfied
one certificate. telling Won what you can have will
he sent for twenty i've crnts-fve for one dollar
eleven Tor two dollars. thirty Tor five dollars Also
Tor one dolarl VIII send you new battle Vin with
thc Likeness 90 Gen. Grant either General ia thu.
army. a solid Silver >hicif. OF either -rmy Corls
or Division or Company, with your name regiment
and company, handsomely engraved thereon. Also
new Cavalry. Artillery Engineer and Poutonier' 3
Pin, Tor 81 SO Ssnd for for wholesale illustrated
circular.
The attention Of our reaiers Is respectfully invited
20 the advertisement Il MeSsrs. : VI. WARD X 90.
We are personally acquainted with the members Of
this Firm, and vouch for their responsibility IN
al business Arrangements which they NAV make As
We have thorough knowledge Of their mercantile
integrity and their full ability 70 meet all obHgatiops
Army and Nary Gazette- Arms
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

TORTGAGE SALE Default having
vi been made Ia the Condition oi a certain mort
-age executed by joseph Beach AMI CorneliA Bach
Ills vile oi White U-k, lLgLam county Michigan, l.
samuel IrosIlan, ~ AIN Arbor. Michigan. dated the
1rst c4y ol November, 4. T. eighteen hundred au4
lityslX and recorded January tlirtee-tA, eisnlceu
hundred AID ntE wight ID Tie Office VI tie Register
oi IA.es f1r sLe county ui CHAM. tie stale 81
Michigan III l4ber IL ul Mortgages. GA page =, upon
gA4cu mortgage tlere claimed ~ bc due Il Ill
date ol This notice The ui tg1 hundred ALL sixty
three dollars 4l Two cents. AID Lo suit or proceed
ilcs al Law having been Instituted - Recover Any
Part tlrrrsi. NJtl,e THEREFORE hereby given. t4at
ON saturday, the -4l Gay OF ptemocr ueNi. a. Oae
clock ll tLe Afternoon. shall sell Al i-ll.. Nen1ue-
10 the highest olGrT The troLt door ui Tie Circuit
Court HoSt. the village a Mason. f The county %
10 gl4m Aforesaid. Tie premises Ia -Ai- mortgage
described. or 90 mach thereof shall o. Necessary
o. satisfy tile amount due such mortgage wiil
interest and legal COSTS together ltl al attorney
iei " twenty lRt dollars, CoNcl2niel therein tAii
D., O. s4y the following described piece az parcel Of
.aul ~.ll4te ln luEAan county, Michigan VIZ the
south Wrst quarter of tAe ue-t sl-t quarter ut SER
fou twenty. iu township NJ t~l north. ol range No
tn. cash. lf4Lsssic. june 5. 1st4
SAMt H. JBiSMAN. Mortgage.
n M ATWOOD. Attorney +lsSl5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT Bucnr an.
S,, Al Seeine h medy for Diseases CT he 49,.
A,sheFs Gravel, and DropSicAl sWellinrs -aeer,
Lhis medicine Increases the t.,u.,r - n.
Ana sto.'es The the AbsoFbents INTO h..itbv se,.
y Nnlch the NAtery or Caicarious irs,-s,s., '..e
- -. n.~'|rAl hnlArgenienis reduced - -.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

20 Browns Bronchial Troches for
Coughs Colds, Pulmonary and Astb,oo 10
Disorders. have proved their efficac,- 10 !,
test OF many years, and have received 70
nmoniais nom eminent men who have pso5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES

Ia many Affections prcuh4r 60 Iemalfs the AZ
TRACT III tti s uucgaaled bs ans other r.fa...s !.
IN 'hofosis 90 Retention. irreculariis r.niaine,s
"i SUPP 'Ssl'@ "l customary kVacuAgasn Jh.raist
or >.irrhous state II thc Itsru. In. l,,rti,.- ~
Whites. Sierilty aud fcr all complaints lnctt,rt 4.
ihe Sex. whether arising from lndis,f,ila I.l.ts n
Dissipation. ur iu ihs
nh1lNF or CHANGE or IfFF
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

Produce effects which must Pc - 49, H. 80
messed bslor. they can be fully aTlreclals,, -
IN C,rstftgti1nal weakness. Premature He--' 81
Debility. and Deere pituee arising if'i ~ -.ri
errires tie electrlc influence a ~ t-e-r ava
-tages q al diseasasif operases ~ . ~s.'t ,as
- a, md - establish i'm
la Ut -. east, il Is Tks oy 81 81 $50. -.
il hing manufactured from sound si eerierr
tsrisls AID entirely free from u 49, tou r. ass
present more or less II al ID
stCm8chscs q the day. .Ng and. 3
No family medicine has ten - - ~ u
nav b truly added. deservedy ~ -tsoeTETTFRS
teliigeut portion q the oomn1Dils
HfIIERS -. -, a.
Prepared BY HOSTETIER shiih' -.---,.....,s
sold By all Druggists, Groosrs IA sssyl
everywhere.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17


Al the Cts Book store. Lansing
losses occurring under Policies issued NJ tins
r.nrv maid here 1y4Se
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

DROBATE ORDER. state of Michigan
i county ~ In-hlm- ss.-At "A session OF the
reaate Court ler tla county oi lugnlm- holden AZ
the Probate once BID the village 40 Mason. on Tues
llg thr sui lay sd July. in the year one thousand
elglf hundred and SIXTY four. Present Mm. II.
lIucAney. Judge of Probate. ln the matter "i Tie
estate ol M44u a Cats minor on reading AID
AllL ODD. uriiuI duly verified of VIM " Gibson,
guardian ol SAID minor. praying ior license O. s-ii
the real estate of SAID minor
IHercugau i is ordered. ihlt Monday the 18TH dap
of August next al IL ococA lu tA- forenoon he a.
Signed ior tile hearing oi said petition. ami that
.he heirs t law oi said deceased and all other per-
SONS Interested n sand estate are required Go appear
a. session oi saIi Court. en o. Dee holden 40 the
Probate ONCE Iu the Village oi Mason anal show
cause ID any there he. Why the prayer oi The petl-
TONER sh0ld not be- granted And Do is further OF
ler-d that s4i petitioner syc notice 90 the persons
Interested in said estate 90 the tendency % sad petit
0u and tle hearing thereof by causing copy 90 this
ORDER tn he published ia the Lansing Republican a
newspaper printed audi circulating ia said County
81 luEiAm- successive weeks previous % said
day col hearing "A true copy
MM ii pINtkNkN.
Gw4So judge oi Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

rT'O CONTR ACTOR~.-In pursuance of
| au ACT of the legislature oi the state oi Mich
gan approved February l-th. 1859. ana acts amenia
tory thereto. The undersigned Commissioner 81 the
WHIT. Rock ana Bingham state Road. viii let jobs
on saI road To the lowest responsible bidders at Tie
following times AMI places On White Rock Huron
county. on thursday sept mber 10Th and al l-,nie
iin GcrarI- september 10Th county and state aiore
sIf az ou. O'Clock Z N on each ol the before men
toned days Plans and specifications made known
on the day OF letting Bids Will Doe received payable
90 swamp Lands only said laais O. Dee selected from
anv of the swamp Lands in the Lower Peninsula
Good security will De- required for the faithful per
l0rmance OF the work. Tie Commissioner Reserves
the right t. reject any hil not consistent win abe
j terc-ts Z TIA St4fe
White Roofs August .. l~a4-
ROBERT Mt MFuRu
Commissioner 81 the White Book ANA Bingham State
Road 4s5A4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
DANCES ~ LIGHTNING I!

INCORPORATED 1868
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
80 80 81 80 M1cHINE

BEFORE YOU purchase Tor wo are satisfied that any
person who thoroughly Examines our machine. ani
compares i with others Will give 10 the preference
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
DR.. Jackson's Oriental LinImenl

r. moves an c0liue== ami reiuvsnatez or-ans wLch
have AIN dormant l1r many years If vlA cure auy
n imp0tsucv creates and Increases tne pssslon
Tor ANY reasonable time Can be mailed with PER
feet safely Price g. per bottle
DIP JACKSON & FLESCH PATFST MALE sAFE
u = perfectly safe aud never fails o. give perfect at
sfacton Il u tbe only ssre ant safe preventive
against confr1ctlns disease ever invented Price 81
each e. per bail d9zea- AM s. per dozen, sent BY
mail 365mo
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
Horses 4 Carriages TO let al all hours.

Ofsce and stable Oh Washington street. between
the Americzn and the Edgar Houses. third stable
from the corner NATHAN GCILE
Lansing July sfh 1874 S4eyI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
LIVERY STABLE.

Tlle stable Il tic unflrselel i ~eI stocked, and
10 good running order. TIE public vii always Dc
furnished uish Firsf Ciass Nat aud Comfortable
Carriages. AM good tsaTel5g horses- shall al=ays
en1eav0r T. keep ny stock 10 good tim, and worthy
the patr0lzge Of H. pghilc-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

Read what those say Who have used u
NJ Charles " iandram 90 loaisY liie aud Mr
J lazarte. Cincnnati 3D., both were cured after
using one pot &c nr -trlckianl'- Ilic Remedy IAey
LAY thcy have TRAD svcrN ihuc hlt cnuid obt4n nu
relief but one lst ot Or. >trn Alsnd lie krmcik
effected prrie care after suffering Cor many years
with "a, worst Kind of Piles They recommend cN-
eIy onc who Is sud ring 90 Try lt.
sold by ala Druggists. 50 cents per pot Nsnufar
turci at Ne G last Fourlh street Cincinnati. %.
Ask fHr
Dir. STRIcKLAND'S PTLE REHEDT.
ne sid hv = Holmes q rAayer son. and
Ford A Wells. Lansing Is a.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
IRON WORKS.


We are manufacturing Hot AIR Furnaces for Wool
Fuel Of better model than any heretofore offered IN
this state. @ which invite the attention Of build
ers, School District Boards and Church Trustees Our
Furnaces are got mp upon scientific principles and the
plates being all nve-eiEhts Of inch thick Ec can
assure those who may favor with order. that
We can give them furnace that VIII last four times
As long any that sent 10 this State Of Eastern
make.
Fire box four feet long in the clear twenty inches
wide and twenty two inches high.
An experienced hand sent to any part II the state
to set Up Furnaces.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
NEW REATMENT
Private and Confidential
MEDICAL ADVICE.
DIR. AMos - 10Y

Al the Detroit Private Hospital. established Tor the
cure ol syphilis Seminal W,akne-~, and the secret
inhrmiti' of ynath and maturity
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

NOTICE. Whereas my wife. Esther Ann
y Hart has left ny bed and board without Just
cause OF provocati0n this Is forbid al persons
from hsrbOring trusting her n ny account, as
shall paw debts of her contracting after this date
williamson, July !, ls64 SAMUEL HART.
ss0w6
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Custom W OI.lx

Nade 10 order Fits Guaranteed. and all Work
Warranted.
Hs-Rcmember the place, on Washington AVcuac,
Just south OF COwes Block Lansing Mich
G.. X. WOODWORlH ~ON.
Lansing. April 10 1851. Isl
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no All WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.

L Nntic. l- hereby gwen. that Contracts viii bee
offered at Public Auction, o. the lowest responsible
bIittr. lar the improvement ct the AIegau. MuSse
con and Grand Traverse Ray state kial. SAID con
tracts jo Doe paii for state mp Lands. az the
minimum price per acre upon the completion OF tn
contracts. said Offering o. commence on the ooh
lay ol August next al 10 clock a. NJ ON the south
lus of Ocrlua County. 90 continue from day 90 aty
until that part of said Road lying DO the county ot
Dc,4ua i- under contract. o. X. WHITE
Conn 81 thc 3 DIV 90 A.. NJ x I. state Road.
Clay Banks. O,rara Co.. july 1t. 1854 4w 4>3s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

Nothing thai b. not vhoirfone genial anl f't.'-
tive iu Is nature cutters into fhc comif-iif-
HteIkITHKS sIOhAfH hIIkii- llas Fl--
preparation contains 90 mineral ~ ans birl ~ -.
u.s. Botanifai eem-nt. no hery rKc.trmfri ~ , y.
combination ~ ih- extracts IT rare tasainI Dt'.
AMI piaut- .th tls plre-t add mi.lfei - OF -A
siimuiants
IL "a xen a. he forearmed ags4ust disease, iti-
lar a. tbf human Fystsm rai D. Irlt~ctt- ff 49,.
means against maladies snT@nferef tg an ~.
some atInospLere, impure water and oihff 49,
q safeguard. 49,.
IT, districts infected wah Fsrer aad Agiif, =.
been found iufallitle - preventive arl Hft''-.
AZ a remedy. All thousands 10 resort % y -
aplrehe1-l01s nf ar attack escapf 10 fpanit' -.
thousands Nho neglect u avail thensei ~ -,
protective Qualities In advance are cured - 49,
hri-f course u tLl- marvellous mr1iclne ~. IL
Agge patients After beng plied sith f'i.1. -
months % vain unt.. fairy aaturatei STA 49, =
zerols alkaIol1 are not snfregleuiig ff-l'
health xithin r fex days by tbe -se q
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17

Take no more Bals~In. Nero Iy or unpleasant NJ
iclnes Tor unpleasant -nl dangerous diseases
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-17
CLOTHES WRINGER.
BECAUSE.

1st-It is a relief the hardest part of wash day
2i-lt enables the washing to be done in one third
less time
Silt saves its cost 10y saving the clothes
4th--It helps to Wash the clothes as Wen as
Dry them.