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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
Death of Jared Sparks.

The death of jared Sparks, the eminent
American historian. and former President
of Harvard College IS announced. lie
was born May 10, 1853 and was in his sew
I enty-seventh year. lie was a graduate OF
/ Harvard College in 1918. und was ordained
a Unitarian minister in 1919, and preached
in Baltimore. He was elected Chaplain 10
/ Congress-, and in 1920 published work on
the " Ritual and doctrines of the Episcopal
/ Church. He established the Unitarian
Miscellany, " which he edited while he re-
sided at Baltimore. He held theological
controversy with Or. Miller OF Princeton.
upon 1.-THE Comparative Moral Tendency
of the Trinitarian and Unitarian doctrines. So
which was conducted with great ability on
both sides, with mutual respect aud friend
ship. Their letters were published in 1928.
Facts in Theology. which we're published
in six volumes in lS2G
His health being impaired by his labors.
he retired from the ministry. and purchased
the D." North American Review. and edited
10 at Boston for seven years. Ina ISIS be-
published Life Of John Leiyard." His
attention was early called 10 the subject of
American history. He visited Europe for
the collection Of materials in lS2s. and
published the writings of Washington IN
twelve octave volumes between 1884 and
1887. He also published the Diplomatic
n
ton, and the d" Life of GOuyerneur Morris. "
In 1910 he published the Works OF Benia-
min FRANKLIN, with a biography. in two
vOlumns He again visited Europe and
discovered the famous map with the rel
boundary line which played an important
part in the Ashburton treaty. lie also
established the ' American Almanac. and
published the Library Of American Biog-
raphy," in twenty-five volumes lie also
published the Correspondence of the
American Revolution in four volumns.
comprising letters OF eminent men to
George Washington He was professor of
history IN Harvard College from IS5q 10
ls49, and President OF that College from
lS49 to 1852. He was a man Of attractive
and imposing personal appearance, with
keen black eye dark complexion, classical
mouth, and erect figure, and gave the i'm
preston Of manly beauty. His intellect
was sound and substantial, and worthy Of
the highest trust His habits OF research
were such as are rarely found, and his style
was plain, direct, solid and vigorous. His
contributions 10 American history are Of
the highest value The death of such
man IS great national loss.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
Reconstruction in North Carolina

The Quakers of North Carolina, unable
longer TO endure the insults and outrages
Of the returned rebel soldiers, are emigrat-
ing to Northern States. 4 company of l25
have lately gone to the State Of Indiana.
and more are to follow. The spirit OF the
South cannot be better illustrated than bv
the above statement OF facts 1t could not
be charged upon these people that they
were UniOnists, or that they had taken
arms against their State while she was a
member Of the Confederacy Their duty
then, as always, was that Of 4 peace-loving
and inofensive people. feeding the hungry,
sheltering the orphan and widow. and car
ING for sick and wounded soldiers, whether
loyal or rebel. 1t is nothing but an exhi-
bition Of spirit which defes law and order:
which Acknowledges no authority either
human or divine, and perpetrates outrages
from love of the sport. Such men may ind
reconstruction in the spirit world, and the
sooner they reach he kingdom Of Satan
the better it Will be for the nation and the
human race.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
Gen. Clusters Testimony.

TIE brave Michigan soldier Gen. Custer
has inst arrived AT Washington from active
service m Texas. He has been before the
Committee on Reconstruction. and in his
testimony says that afairs there are il an
exceedingly bad state. and thac NOR than
900 Union men have within SIX months
been murdered in Texas. ana that in no
instance has the murderer been tried or
even arrested. Take this in connection
WIKI tie i4ct, that Tie Texas Legislature
Just organized. has elected all its officers
from The rebel ranks. and has not dozen
loyal men upon lis roll, and the conclusion
Is irresistible. thai the policy Of the Presi-
DENT in Texas Is producing no good result.
and that the withdrawal Of the troops from
that state would be At the best a suicidal
policy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
STATE ITEMS.

II is stated That Hon. =. VI. Smith has
left $50, 600 TO Kalamazoo College.
They are talking of erecting valuable
wooden mill ut Kalamazoo.
some cases Of small pov are reported at
Flushing.
Eaton Rapids has elected village officers
without making party ticket. Ditto To-
mia and other villages.
The NJ. Episcopal society in Riiseway,
Monroe county, are to erect church this
season to cost $4,000.
\ judicial Convention has been called in
ties ofBranch. ST Joseph, Cass and Ber-
rien counties for the purpose of nominating
Judge in place OF Hon. f. NJ smith
The stursis .Toprao5 saws that 7omile- of
the Grand Rap j. AMI Indiana p. Is now
ready for The iron. and That Sl5o ooo has
been expended for grading and ties since
last July.
\ Commercial College has heen cstab
lished at Grand Rapids. hy y C.. Parsons
This gentleman has now commercial coll
leges at Ann Arbor. Jackson, and Grand
Rapids Who viii make 81 move for one
at Lansing
The 81 Michigan Cavalry has arrived at
jackson, from san Antonio Texas. to be
mustered ont The regiment numbers
Goo men, and is under command OF ms Col
onol Brevet Brig Gen John X. Miner.
Tho Hillsdalc Sta43rrl says VIM Curtis
of Wheatlan1, in that county. recently sold
a pair of four year old steers raised ON his
farm for Sl0o- The united weight was o.
0l9 ponds
The salary Of Rev. Edward TAYLOR. Tor
merry Of Kalamazoo, now pastor of q Con-
gregational church in Brooklyn hlz hecn
raiscl 70 81 ono Besides this the society
have made him 4 donation Of 600
It is thought that the peach crop at St
Joseph will be a failure this season. ON the
10th of February the Thermometer was l6
degrees below zero at that place
Six marriages lately took place in How
ell in one day \ promising sign of pros
perity.
The village OF Dexter Is improving, and
property ia fast changing hands. \. J.
Airport, that formerly kept the Lansing
House. Is TO erect hotel this season p teet
by CO. and three stories high That place
has always been good one Tor business.
aud ouly needs more enterprise ON the part
OF lis citizens
The following Michigan officers have re-
calEnl the hraEat of Eriral-ar GnnnraL-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
The Amboy, Lansing and Traverse Bay
Railroad Land Grants.

Hon. John ". I0n-year has presented
80 L..-4. ..-- ,--.-..l. o. 49, -,- Hat, Al
other citizens OF lansing, for the extension
OF the land grants OF the "Ramshon- p
Other petitions have also been presented
By Mr.. Longyear aud Mr.. Beaman from
citizens Of Eaton Rapids, Albion, Jonesviie
and Hnlsdale for the same object. The Pc
tition Of the Jackson. Lansing and Saginaw
Railroad has also been presented against
such extension. While we would be glad
10 see this railroad completed southwark
TO the Indiana line. Yet we 10 not forget,
that while every facility has been Afforded
to this road to carry out the provisions Of
the original grant, they have utterly failed
10 comply with them We trust that none
Of our members viii stultify themselves
upon this question Il the corporation
have funds that they can command, 10 At
once complete the road, tie extension may
be jusu1able for a short lime lot other
wise II so, let the grant be extend
cd only upon the conditions required
by the people OF The counties where those
eseryed railroad lands are located. thatthey
De opened at once 10 settler Tie Grand
Rapids Eo1'e I'm alludm@ 90 This subject
says:
Mr.. LOngvear Oi this Stale mas intro
duced q bid in Congress 90 extend the time
| for the reversiOn 10 the United states OF
| land GRANTED L. aid the construction OF the
Amb0y. Lansing and Traverse Bay Rail
road There Will probably, never be any
stop 10 this system of compelling farmers
/ and the poorest class OF pioneers al that. L
support land monOp0lists AMI land specula
tors, 30 long a. there are aly public land,
left The great study Oi land legislation j.
how 10 heap burdens upon those Who are
20 improve and cultivate the lands
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
The Fenians

The Irish nation are prOverbially race
who love excitement and danger, and hair
Drained attempts 10 accomplish Tie ...s ~
sible, has for them, peculiar charms. The
order OF Fenians but a short time in ex-
stence, has become powerful enough TO
alarm the English Government, and place
our Canadian peighbOrs on the defensive.
For the time being the factions Of O'Ma-
honey and Roberts have ceased to quarrel
for the possession Of the funds. aud Roberts
party, under the martial lead Of General
Sweeney, are quite as determined TO over
come Canada, as the followers Of OMahO-
ney 10 carry out the liberation OF Ireland
The whole thing is an absurdity as TO any
permanent object to be accomplished Can
ada may be oYerrun, aud ireland for the
time being set free. but the advantage can
be only temporary.
The condition Of Ireland Is not what il
was in the revolution Of IS, or even twenty
years ago. Then nine-tenths Of the popu-
lati0n were Catholics. Now more than one
third Of her population are Protestants,
aud il Is said that tie county Of Ulster
alone car turn out loo, 600 Orangemen,
prepared 10 defend the Government to the
last. The English fleet Ills the channel,
and forms a blockade aIOut the Island,
while every point Is defended by loyal Brit
ish troops. JAS stephens. disguised has 90
far escaped detection But his arrest OF
escape, IS Of itself, a matter OF no great
Importance. In Canada lC. 900 volunteer
troops stand ready % meet invaders MOI
Is it 70 be forgotten that the dignitaries and
priests Of the Catholic Church, both in tn:
country anu "a Europe, oppose the move
ment and condemn lis members in the
strongest terms.
While our Government might wink at th,
expectation u the munitions Of Wal to- al
attempt upon ireland. ID Is very certain
that 10 International law Will allow arme,
forces to leave the United States, either fol
the purpose ol crossing the border or th'
ocean. for aggressive warfare upOn a nation
with whom we are at peace. The wrong
OF ireland have been suffered long los tha
people, and they are now too late ia the at
tempt to acquire national government 81
long lost
The whole thing viii result 10 robbins
Tie lay laborer and servant gal OF thei
hard earnings, TO build up a few men Wit
love the fiction Of authority, without The
power 10 use il. lie. the balance OF the ma
ton come over this side of The water, wher'
there is room and homes for all, and in The
future, should feud arise between Americ,
and England they can draw their sword
in defence Of their adopted country. with 4.
certainty Of revenging national wrong
/ ard indicating national honor
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
Pro Bono Publico
For the Republican

For the Republican
A sewer has been ordered by the council au Wash
Ington street. commencing 20 a O. III 10 .tll F-s
OF Waslinrton Avenue and running thence east n
the river Ouethiri n til cost q tie sewer IS u g.,
paid by Gen Baker and two thirds hy the second an
third var Is. The amount % be paid 0y tie var.
Is net O. exceed 81 500 -Hsrulic1n. W. 1ift
What are the facts 10 this case. Aside
from the hotel TO be built. and towards
which individuals have already g'reQ $4,000.
there is not a cellar on either side Of tie
street. and never VIII be one. that neels a
drain, from the head OF the proposed sewer
to the river. Al some future dav tie saw
eT, by adding thirty rods 70 IFS length may
be 4 trifing benefit TO q few acres only IN
the 2d aud 81 wards Nine tenths of the
property in those warts viii not now. nor
ever be benefited bv it. ono particle more
than the property on the Isl ward Th'uk
OF taxing property on The south side Of
Shiawassee street for a purely localimprove-
ment almost haifa mile south while bots
four rods further north, lying in tie same
shape. 20 free. Think Of taxiDE property
on the banks OF Cedar river. TO carry OF
the watef from the state House grade
The Common Council may think This IS
just, hut Common Sense n4.cl is older.
aud VIII liye longer than iae Common
Council cries out against r.
Tie people wil stand almost ans tax
alton for objects Of real public use. Bat
how tou~ vili they pc robbed fig tie sole
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
causing State Republican.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ERECT.
5000 Republican Majority.

New Hampshire has gone republican by
5000 majority, with a larger vote polled
than ever before, except in 1860. This is a
gain Of 500 on the majority for lincoln at
the last election. The President is rebuked,
and ofice-hOlders bow to the will Of the
people. God bless the Granite state Tie
Republican party Is true to iis principles,
lriM or Without the support Of Government
patronage. The republicans have elected
all the COuncilmen, 9 Of u Senators, and
have 100 majority in the House. Connec-
alcut will follow in the footsteps Of its Hug
trious predecessor Congress is indicated,
and the Conservative National party in en-
bryO, is extinct Peace to it, ashes
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

GIN. GRANTS OPINIoN. General Grant
in 9 late interview with Hon. B. Esgleston
said. that he was in favor OF letting any
loyal man vote for Congressman, andli they
elected loyal men Al r-A- Upon oeins
asked h1N many loyal ...- --Ol-hI Rad
been elected BE replied. -.4.ou. six, inelu-
ding Tennessee" Gen Grant also express
cd himself opposed % wlihdraWius tie
troops from IL south. He IS identity not
a johnson concentrations
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

IT. CLAIR FLArs.-AmOng the estimates
Tor appropriations by Congress, are So
goo for the Improvement OF the St. Clair
Flats We trust that this appropriation
viii pass The demands Of the increasing
commerce Of the great lakes should not be
obstructed, for the want of a proper ship
channel, not TO exceed mile in length as
estimated by the committee OF the Detroit
Board Of Trade This Improvement is de-
manded by the entire people Of the North
Western States.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

fpioptic Pats ssmpltletl az Or-a0.t Diseases o
Tie Heart. a. pailItaiion. Ds.lsas ff o.. Valves
proinc.ns gr,tng 90 Cling sound. ir1p.y n ne
Heart Case, and al affections ol iAs important olg-l
lpersons suffering from ans acute pa.l n iaa rrrrr
Qi abe hearty VII bee greatly relieved bl t.l.Ifai
life syrup.
BROKEN DOWN And DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
srFFKRiso IRON lNnIsrosTuns ro frrErne. Pegs v
TuE BACK, los or Mrv0rr Form DISCS. H.rs0a or
csiANu1 FEaR of IIsEasl. iinsl-a of tll,s. nll .
IN Sus Asn FURFNlHn. WAsT 80 -iur. I..rf.s
NEss pAIE. Hscsskn C0rsrssaso- $50 Lasirfus of
wE MuscrtsE snvuE aii relu.rr POO aII H Ho
CONSTITUTION IIFF SYRUP
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

IFLE.ntrHI- dispatches state THAR Pres
ident Johnson has determined to have TO-
coo colorod troops. now stationed 40 the
South, mustered oui within the con.in-
month. Is tie President afraid that bis
reconstruction policy shall no- have free
course and be glorifed. unless he removes
all the loyal troops in the Southern States s
This movement certainly looks IS though
he was determined that even The Union men
Of the South should have no chance what
in the reorganization Of civil government.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

All srroiulons pcrrons suffering fr-m rHori' r.ff
ny ma.li.ou, pyepopsia sul nrorsv .i tls limbs.
Abdomen, and Boz the female. uro1sy of th. oFlrr.
ana womb generally accomraai.i i.Iit .-fsmmaiirr
ana liberation ~ tho uterus 1-e r -nsrrrfir carei
hy Constitution Ifs syrup Ile a..l.. Known Is
coitre 90 -weN.i Sea-. r.a IHe -ifp nH remove
entirely. rle r..e.y ...aIl .. t.... como tnr.
is t1e disease b. exceedingly ,1rn.c ana .'ahion
.ud wiz not be remove without t1fra effort
Inmors % tle us.r.s I.mnr af the Breast. snl
swelling of Other gland. ed. ue body. 1911 De- com
p.eiey reduced without r..'r'nr f0 fhe LfI.. n
operation ~ anv knl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

gror 4le worst -lse4ses known 20 tie human race
spfluC from causes So small - g. almost defy detec
ton The volumes Ct scientific lore That a tile tables
ana shelves % ale medical fraternity only 60 90
prove 4ni elaborate these facts
T-en guard yourselves willis sou may The su ale
e-t 4r.- w. t-e s.i-. is d. te t..- su- iulicstor 90
disease % may falc AID iil away from ihe surface
% i-s t.ly b-t % ssl reach sAs r.t-i- perhaps 30
'4sI. all death ba tLe result ana dal close Mac
CHS BuLors DYsaEf-.C an mAkkHE. pas cur.
where ali others fal WlLe .or B-rl,. scAlds Cha.
b.alus Cuts and al aorAsious OF tAs skin, MAGoiEL
SAVE iniall-ble s1l ty J MACciu. 80 Fulton
street Nov York and iii nrlre. SITS AZ % cents per
Dos. 55-yl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

AL RIGHT The latest table OF the
New York Tribune gives the number Of
Republican Supervisors AZ $50. against $50
Democrats This is gain O. Supervisors
80 f4r .u lie STAKE oi New YORK. u Il over
last SPRING election. So much Tor Dem
ocrat.c reylv4ls.'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

VII 1rt Ir5c--z -sef-l u Gearing TIE lcs When
taken o-t0re Singing O. Speak-ng. AID relieving tie
~ - lizr 80 20 al eIeri1l C tie vocal organs
The lrscal are cofl-1iec and prescT bed y Ply
sc an. an have ha1 tsstin0al.s from eminent mn
thru gho-t lhe county beng a. article - tr1. ner-
d. sui havr Prsres taeir slcacy By test - many
ys1-- e-ch ytar fa1s them 4 neE loealss Il Ezr.-
Gus parts g the E0rl1 and 7r51kes are u-i-a-sa
r-1nounce1 be1tsr than Other srtic'es.
OE-aIv slly Bl9Tys BEoSCuIa1 TzocIE= - and
10 rot take any y the WsrrkJzs Iusuatons that nav
D offered
sod everywhere in tbs United States, and II For.
eizn countries, A. - cents per box. s4srns
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

Press Advertising
las been pronounced - aniigni1ed 90 bs the medical
faculty physician who 4dvertises a valuable
remedy t. lfty people M his private practice would
receive tho cold shoulder from his professional
brethren. should lie make its merits known 60 mil.
L'ns drought the business columns of a newspaper
press THIS may bee -dlguiaei but JIG q benevolent
humane 'r ilstr Whoever is fortunate enough o.
discover or invent anything that viii prevent or cure
or alley late human suffering is bound to make 10
known through every channel Of caminmication
within h.s reach. % the general public For many
folr- The merits of HOsTFTTER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH mfTERs have thss been proclaimed ~
the world. and multtudos have been restored r.
health or savei from fatal ma'aics in conseqnercc
As n2F facts have been developed 10 relation % the
operation OF Ills most pure AMI potent q al ston
arlics and Alternatives. they have been stated in
simple Hngaare 10 the people of many lands. and T.
Tie proprciors ~ tie medicine have derived profit
llon their dissefl mat thonsands uron thousands
ol iaiiFiiuals have ben he1cnticf thereby % In
extent beyond al. estimate In thc Wcsi rniie- Can
-a A-stfai- srl South America y isf8tier-s Hsfte-s
are noW reoog. zsd as the sole Specific r Dyspepsia
tie besi possible safeguard against epidemic. ana
tie aaest uvirorant cases of General Debility. ana
tl7' o1iy da-s siimuant entirely free from n,r
.ols nrrel. ents ss-rs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

I -REsu -ior enc dollar p.r mall VIII -cna
,r,- O.. as a4lrg-- re-iYt and uealli.' tAl " "a
Elariutse 90 the worst eases ~ Osttrfh ia tlo
bead "a bronchial tab.s iu itW weeks 10 AAs sas
NJ r. and made Ils wei man, frou4 tAtArrL all
a. severe ANA dangerous bronchial trouble A-l so
l0rcd wit4 iar years ] ulel ths best physicians
aud ADJ tlo ADVERTISED patent medicines oi tAc lAl
bur l.4ni uo rcAef tl 4 obtained ils would give
ono hundred dollars iUr tls recipe 4it ti- me-i.ine
d had tha tatlrlA AMI ,.ll- ult Vllal4 D. less.
believe q distractions arc ,a...N4t d N- t-ra AIS
cas-. whatever. talt tl- uot already reached thr
lana. lnI become a. settled c'ls4urt .u tlf. d
~Lie yUl lll Address T. SlNhtc.
5osma NJ. l5-t. Fulton 70. NeH \ IRA
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

TIE Senate have voted against the adj
mission Of Colorado into the Union. The
vote is to be reconsidered. Some of the
votes against it were on account of the
Constitution not giving the colored citizens
the right of voting.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

The COldwater gazette says. that IS. COO
pounds ofpork was packed al that poin, the
past winter 1t q cost Of SIS, 600.
The University Of Michigan is now the
largest college IN the country. and has l.
200 students Three new professors have
lately been appointed
\ block Of fonr stores is 10 he erected n
Adrian this season. . Of which are l0G and
the other 10 feet IL depth. and al three
stories high. with fronts Of Beuea stone.
and show windows o. q sine.p lrut each
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

.. NieIe's Music HaII.~-

NicIe-s Music Hall. 80 yol wart d
1r~t c-1s- Piano. organ CT Nicholson Yea WILL lll
tas greatest variety 10 Michigan 81 sle Cry Book
store. Consisting u ste.nway C1ickcr.u1 Bradbury
Gale B9rdman 4 Gray. an Voso P.anos. ana Mason
S Haml- Cart4rt smith, Prince Esty and Phelps
Organs aud Nl.li=-as. - ualufl-.-r.r's prices.
AL warranted So .ui hand M.loleous taken iu *.
change Tor 1-v ones 562m6
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The Confe..ions and E.peri,nre OF

The Confessions and Experience OF an
Invalid--Putllsled o. benefit aal d caution %
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t.ty. p..l4i-ie necat % M.lhooi g. slpq yi--
~ Gle same i.me abe McSls o. sel Care B.. .le ~ho
has cured himself after undergoing CONS .ierabls
ll4ckery By enclosing post p-ii addressed en-
veleqe single copies fIee oi charge, may be lad Il
Ills author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESD
5fiyl Brooklyn Kings Go y Y
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Lyons Perio,iiraI Drop.-T1e

Lyon Periodical DrOps.-Ihe Groat lie
male Remedy Tor Irregularities These drops are
s-inthciiy conp POM Led nlil preparations All bet;
ter tlal .-y Pills Powders ~ Ncstr1ms Being liqu.d
tie r action Is direct ana positive rendering them
reliable. speedy aud certain specific f,r the cure of M
1strlctil rs ami suppr .ssians Of n4tlre Theirrap
iarity Indicated IS tie fat that over 100 OO0 boz
-.7e src aaulay Do ana c.usl-l-i ir o.. lsfles "A
ile ln.t States cvlsy .ae o., whom speak .n tLe
strongest terms Z rrl.-, of tler great uert= Ilcv
Rapidly take t4e ph~e of every other Female Rem.
eds, and a-e consileret ~ sH who know aurhi q
iAam, l- t1s surs-i. -afs=t and most mrsI.-ls
prepared. ia he world Tor lho cure Of aH female
upla.uts. IT, removal - az ohsiructions = pa
tare. ard the promotion - health regularity and
Strength Explicit directions. stating wren th.v
nay be lssl. md explaining wheu and WIZ they
Shouts not nor could uot be used without rr3sucn g
Effects contrary g. natures chosen laxs. vii te
found elrefslg folded aro1ai csca bottle wiki The
WTitt-l Signature 1f Jim L Lyaa. vi.ll1t ~h.ch
none are genuine
Prepared b. Dr. jobs J. Lyon. l15 Chapel
>i-cst. NlT H4Te-. Can. who "a be- consulted
eiihr pe-s'nl.'yor bT nail lsnrl1slar stampJ con-
ce--.ls al private dlsas ana female wezkue=s-s
sill ~ i--EsIsf- every where Prlce q ~ per
bottle g. c. Clark kC1
s7os Gen a-olts frr L : ard C1-1l-s.