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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26

The Holmes COnniy Delegates 70
Ilae DemOcratIc state Conyen-
tipnfsd. ana z,i a % 9Jfss7gga O
The, Democracy of Holmes have elected
the, following gentlemen as delegates to
represent them in the Democratic State
Convention on. the oath Of May, r 10 moi
James M. Burt, +. W., ThornhillsAsa G..
Dimmock, Thomas Campbell, Isaiah Rey-
nolds, John M. Finley. i'lNV' l'..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26
Thn Ceiehrationl..

The 47th anniversary of the establishment
of Odd Fellowship in. the United States,
will be celebrated in Springfield to-day. A
special train leaves the depoefn this city for
that place at seven O'Clock this morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26
wan he More CommotiOn Yer

VIII he More COunnaOtiOm Vet. 9
Considerable commotiOn has been caused
in Republican circles by the recent re-
mosals and appointments made by the
President There will be considerably
morsBeommotiOh among them, If the pres
0Alce-hOlderss do not give conclusive
evidence that they are the sincere osup-
porters5 of the Presidentio He holds that
those who are notfOr him are against him,
andIwilE mOstcertaihly deal with them ae-
cordinglysegsay yi1sg. 7..ti' atmjJqIaq V''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26

THE Rochester IN. W Unton declares that
the authorities Should arrest every4womau
who appears on the streets intilting hoops,
on the ground of an Indecent exposure of
her person. Don't some editors OCCASION
ally talk foolishIy about the way in which
ladies dress themselves?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26

THE Cincinnati Union estimates the lager
beer consumed in that city on Sunday last
at 1000 gallons. --h-.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26

JOHN Howard, convicted of robbery at
the last term of the Seioto Common Pleas,
and sentenced to the Penitentiary for ten
years, died in the jail Of that county on the
10Th inst. jIu,qs.l ..l-...Jt tu U...-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26
.0ueIor. r.rherBeso UJrterances.

The Lbhistilie Journal pronounces the
late speecfla0f President JOHNseSs to the
soldiers and sailors as one of ths'best ut
terSaces cfithe brave-hearted statesman Y
Thessnadfeld NeSpswill please notice, /,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26

JoHN MooRE's dwelling house, near
Moorneld, Harrison county, was totally de-
stroyed by fire on the 18th inst, Loss
$1,000 insurance $500. s.laUA n liipl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26

HUME, the spiritualistic medium who
made a great stir in Europe some years ago
has taken to the stage, and is playing Mac
beth in London.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26
Auction sale of. Choice Hardy Flow
d erIng PLANES and shrubs.

n w. r. Kent will sell by auction this morn
ing, Thursday, April 26, 1866, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, on the corner of High and
State streets, the largest collection of Roses
and Greenhouse Plants ever offered in the
city. 1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26

GENTLEMEN wishing good board and nice
rooms on reasonable terms please call at
No. 2e3 South High street. 'rs ~ l'' ..1''
b. apr26-dtf p r.',at. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26
KAUFFMAN's Billiard Saloon is pleasant
place of resort for gentlemen.
To the Public.

Having sold my entire stock in the whole
sale and retail Tobacco and Cigar establish.
ment, No. 1876 South High street. to Mr.
Amos Mardis, ] respectfully request my
old friends to continue the liberal patronage
to Mr.. Mardis, heretofore extended to Inc
|, Mr.. Mardis is gentleman well known to
the citizensof Columbus, as good business
mau-kind and obliging in his Intercourse
with friends and customers, and is entitled
to liberal patronage. "' ~ '.'. n'a'.
aprl21-d6t o. B. STONE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26

ZANEsy1LLEis is certainly behind the times.
,Ohesof its papers says it does'not know OF
a single Fenian in the city. 2-7". : Ell
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26

THE County Commissioners were in ses-
sion yesterday afternoon, and will be to-
day. ..L- Lsh" .rt'-'t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26

EVERYBODY who wants to pass an hour
10 healthy exercise, 90 to Kauffman's Bill
lizard Saloon. ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26

; A DAuGHrER OF Mr.. Jones, living near
Terre Haute, was burned 70 death last
Alesuay' Jsll isyguA 10 lIle odi 10 d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26
LOCAL N H w 3 /.

THERE is to be great sheep-shearing at
Cadiz on Tuesday. May l. y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26

A SCIENTIFIC and innocent amusement
can be had at Kauffman's Billiard Room.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26
u.S.Ronds for Sale.

EVERYTHING is quiet and well regulated
at Kauffman's Billiard Room. .,..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26

, The latest style of Hoop Skirts can, be
obtained in this city only yat E. Reeds Hoop
Skirt Mandatory, No. 81 East State street.
,anrl6-eodtf .r-t.tI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-26

april25-d1mI Gen1tnsurance Agent.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

ADVERTISING SwINDLEs Among the
thousand aEd one swindes the appended
samples should suffice to caution credu-
lOus cOuntrymen and city folks:
The following IS the answer sent TO one
OF those swilders OF New York. Offering
iOr . fractional currency, % send a Ger
tain mode " getting rich:"
Work Ike The d., and don't spend
cent"
Another fellow q Boston, persOna-ea a
Young lady OF sweet sixteen and pOssessOr
OF fortune Of $50. OOo. residing with an
oil uncle who IS watch.ll and misery, pro-
posing herself IN marriage-ftty cents TO
be enclosed by each nice young man, to
pay for her photograph, etc. He was de-
tectel having received numerous letters
with money enclosed. his real name is
Augustus II. Morrison, married man, OF
Maiden. Massachusetts
Another fellow advertises Z plan to make
Sl00 4 week a. Your home, which turns
out TO he ! receipt for making artificial
honey, not worth a dime
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
The health Of Women Between Twenty
and Forty Years Old.

Tae Cincinnati Times mas collected some
new and startling statistics in reference to
the health OF women between twenty and
forty years OF age. Ii prints table show
Ing the number OF males and females be-
tween those ages buried in each OF forty
i've cemeteries located in Ohio, Illinois and
Michigan These foot UP. Males, 500; fe
males l.2sa. The statistics seem broad
enough on which % found a general rule.
They reveal the startling fact that nifty per
cent. more women than men lie between
the ages o. twenty and forty. The causes OF
this difference may be deduced from the fol-
lOvilg facts which have fallen under the
observation Of the Times
l. That in the oldest yards OF the country,
in which the first settlers buried their dead
the number Of the sexes who died between
twenty and forty years Of age We're the most
nearly eqUal-in many cases the males out
numbering the females, while IN the new
yards a. tee same places. the females great
IS oGtnumber the males
,. That in private Or select yards, where
the upper classes bury exclusively, the
number 0i female dead during this period
o. lie Is very greatly IN excess o. the males.
5. That in yards where the foreigners
chiefly bury their dead the males exceed
the females between those ages.
These facts carry with them their own
lessons, ana plead most eloQuently Tor their
enforcement The inevitable conclusion
from them IS that the life Of our meeting in
the upper classes OF soc iety is an unhealthy
one. The requirements Of fashion, in dress,
in habits n .OOd. are daily killing the wO-
men OF America. There IS great need OF
immediate reform in this matter
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

Over tie Border Rid Finnegans."

Cs-rs-p1 .sa,s N4slvil5 as7-ll.e41 Banner l1e ;
have f.st been over the border 90 wid
Flnnegans. lsL We we1t together, 20
! consult With Swseny. as % ne prOpriety o.
withdrawing from Canada and making Z
flank movement on SamaiC2.
We found him upright. With one foot rest
ing on q wheelDarroT ammunition train,
with his chin resting IN NapOleOnic style
on the palm of bis hand. His shirt collar
had : despOndent .01k but his coat-tail
was tapping ii the breeze and de1antly
kent time % ire measure o. &. Patrick :
Day il The Morning He vas sOiaclng him
sell vita tie national tiaudee1 IN semi-Oc-
casiOnal whiits We concluded l. might Dc
best perhaps, q consideration OF the damn
able prOcamatOns Of Canada and the Uni
ted States--he gr0Tl Of tie Lon and the
scream o. tle.Eag.e-tO 1a-ter him b. adj
dressing him 10 his native tongue. and so /
remarked a. spokesman Oi the committee
Arral AMI he said, % CeGd mule
futile. BE- 1bers. Och none SAID l..
" MaFO--neel dhseAsh. aclshla machree,
replied the y Sweeny. 90 Erin 20 bragh. a
sure = you're a foot high continued with
v.vacity "AshthOre r responded the
O'Sweenv. Tax an Guns" said |; isn't
that 80. F.nuegan 80 " Bedai, ser right,
chimei in the diplomats ed Bhe dha hus-
hth, fag a r0glarhal-mns :" said the bold
Fen.an. Oh. EO ." says /. with = whistle,
D." me- 01Oy-then sure you've caught the
British bumble-bee in the palm Of your
fist - 90 have inGade, says the O'Sweeny
and be NE s0wl. how hot lis little feet is T.,
Come ia here a bit, dye mind and Wen
talk il over wild ! glass OF whiskey."
| opened the discussion adrOitly, for
was determined not 10 he mistaken for a
spOy."
What are your plans. O'Sweeny ~ sad
/ 80 Do you really hope TO winter at the
/ North Pole, Or IS = true that you have
adopted the Old Irish rebellion idea, and
are waiting Tor the French '
Augh, now. git out o that Divil d
French beggar have I set eyes on since
landed IN this murtherin country Nay
! pOleOn heZ desayed me about this whole ar
iair-he has Indade, done that same thing
" But O'Sweeny, where IS your base o.
supplies ."
&c Base, IS it, Base Of supplies, be gor
"a - and ne Jumped 10 his feet excitedly
So Wz0r. do you call this >" holding up bott
MS cOat-taA pockets, filed with "perta
ties. Are ye SIGH a damned TOOL as {
think ii lave me supplies YIN about loose
Dan, noah | kape them IN the rear. and
bedad. they go wherever 1 go meself'
d" Have you any troops
" An, yis, there lashens OVEN all dea'
dhrnnk ayant sthOne fence over yOnder
Jest let the Id red coats come over th'
hill, and We'll make them schater like bal
.yhOO :"
We thought We had said enough and BIZ
him good evening
ShO0l-a-shOOl agra" said l. with
graceful wave Of the hat.
4 "TOim can only aise my war" sal
IO'Sweeny.
Mock q shin bOcklish 4 colleen bawn,
said I encOuragingly. And we saw d
more OF the Phenian headquarters or hea
centres, and hurried back TO the Butfal
eating house, % take part 10 the enthusi
astic meeting that-wasn't going over.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
mr. WHITE Err

IL sresaAriy "a -,atel luilsS .t.mats.T Ilaiiasd,
AID has eXps-.su u al forms o. disease know
cage quite Indispensable 10 .ne treatment of tns vens
raj Diseases al as varied and complicated forms
and has tDr yeas male ts treitment OF private ats
eases his business lli study. Experience, lie best
" teachers, has e1a1e him O. par-s-t rsnetiss 40
onc8 sufiicent. safs. permanent. AM N m1st CAGES
cla be USED without lludrsnCe t0blsinsss.
Particular attention given - OH stau.-ng cases.
such IS wera c'csilarei iu-gra1Ir -TyhI 10. d.. al
forms G1uOrr lus4 t-et. ~t-ctlrss. orsltss. lit-
betes. Bladder, ana Urinary Diseases. A.so. tls ef
.sc.s 1f solitary hl1i-s. both rui1oas - boy a.
ma -1i LIB pr l.cas s3n3 D.. gAa il.llr lr 81,
fsrfs Blot-hss Bodily Weakness Constipation Aver
sion az. meas ness n Fsmae Society. UnnAEl nsss.
Dread d. F--.-. Events finally ac1Epe;s pr1stri-
t.ln Of .lf ri.sl l1w8rs JOSS ot memory rag n5 %
abs fl-, rl1 h.f-..y -aslJ--.l-1 heath
All .-sssrs witl -titl.. aus vereI
ar. " IS iho rlb.lsh r ~ anew work entif'sl $40
ths Evuil the Bal. wh.;a wll le s-u-to .. ia To-
cc.q. a. iel cents o. g-epsy postage
C.ls..-lt4a- t-sf Clt--.s u3ls-a',. alt cures
ggar4nf'ei
Ds Waras- cues -as -e-y w5-s' sind o. rsp'i-e
% a .ev wes a.
Isi Scgfh Clark sfr 20. 90 go EaI cll sss th
Doctor every Jag .-om = COS
53-v-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

The Herald says. in q sermon delivered
u the First Presbyterian Church on Sunday
Il was stated that the expenditures at
drinking houses in the city of Cleveland
was S2l. 600 per week or So, 600 per day
This computation vas made from the state
ment of liquor sellers This sum IS more
than sufficient 20 sustain every charity N
the CITY.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
9 O Z F [ n =
ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY on HAND
FiSk'S Patent Metallic Burial Gases

For ordinary Intermeats, DepositiDg in
Ea1its. and transportation. they have 10 rlval.
IneT ara made Of ths most irno.rrasbia rn,t.-i,Is
Ana are snansis- Inside and out. 10 prevent rrst
AM re exterior has 2 ne Rosewood f1i1h when
properly censnte<. the rsnails o. the deceased are
tFe-iron i-rupi5r 1f ~zEs- Or Expectations o yer
ma soc nav Uisaoat oTszsivs oder bs kep- a.
i'ns Serei tH.s cbviatiEg Tia necessity Of hssty
brElAls Thsroag n. ascsssf,,i Use and he ana-o
oat'n gwen teen, renders ganscssysryany extended
notioeo their Observation-Disclosures. Iv-5-O
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
GRAND TRUNK RAILW
u or CANADA
Great International Route,
Nine Hours Saved From Detroit % Buffalo.

" A4JA-- OlfC tA = -O-4- 49, yA4 -
Three Express trans isavs the " Unioa Depot
Detroit, foo. OF THIRD Street. 4Ay except Sundays
on arrival OF Mich Sll Central Detrois ( Mi ys7k %
and southern trAlls, - follows.
Buffalo AMI Montreal Express 6.l5 a 81
Buffalo and Now York Express 1905 y
Montreal All New York Express, SIS
Trains srs rIn By Chl,AgO time, - minutes stow n
than Detroit time
This IS the only direct route % Bgflo. connect ~
without detention with the Erie alI New York Cen
trail railway Only direct route 10 the Can8tas ani
al places 10 the Sew Eng aud states LIxIrio Is
sleeping On az nisht trains smoking cars It'll
eucbre tables On day trsins american currency
taken a. par for tickets - G places, Meals ana sleep
ing car berths. Passengers going east, Il thsy y lsh
10 save time, unnecessary changes, AMI money viii
get via the Grand Trunk Railway and chang
cars at tho Junction three miles west OF Detroit.
The officers Of the Road are a follows
EDWARD REIDY agent Passenger Dept, Detroit
CT. BRIDGES, Managing Director & T. Z. Montr al
f. p BEACH, General Agent, rs Broadway, \ Z
L b HEWITT, Agent al Lansing Mich. 56ou
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

The t0'.r,sr 9ss Eats J-ls says that the
French G0ve-rme-- has signed treaty
with the Irals-Atiantlc Packet Company
q embark and carry ac6 10 France the
whole French eZDei.,iorary force in Mexico
wlthia tho the agreed up0E.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

Cannot STAY ia dSlt of years. 5-t tleT can fl--
bacE al hold s1ll llseAsa Ihst gas an % ovci
-, asai anl the yolng Let n'as hes .ste -aea bot
Sc p thu favorable opportunity ttlt 3ra-s W "a
taken - prescribed
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

George VI. Gayle, the man who alver-
tlsed Tor contributions TO fund OF 81 900.
Vuo 10 secure the assassination OF M. Lin
coin. mas been indicted 10y The United
states Grand Jury for The Southern District
O. Alanama. for murder and conspiracy e
overthrow The Government
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
4 Very Fountain of Youth,

E1- ID every 49, tlsy lll ...s Vitality al
restore tl3 wa14lg els--les 30 --sr g--stlae safe
To tho yo-rs an rni41.e-aEe1. they ~ prove "a =,
ilvarab,s - really saec.1c AID sts-.f1s lsilclne
here Is dream r-alsel. shst Fo1re ia Leon solsh
tar tlree 1-2-rei yeArs AZ. an never iolnl H.
i-lkal l1r ll-1t4-l tlst v1-- -es-l-s see o.l g
v.g1- al1 max youth ev--
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

IL IS stated that the House Committee OF
Foreign Relations viii pass resolutions
mildly ce0sCria- the Government. for It's
course I'D ra---.. q. -le Fa-ian movement.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
WESTERN R. W.
1903. 1865.
Great Central L. ). Mail Route.

Three Express Trains leave Windsor Opposite De
troit) daily, except sundays, arrival " NJ C., d.
II and NJ. : Railway trains, A. follows
Morning Express. oct Western timeJ 50 A. II.
Day " IL Oh z.
Night " 645P
The Railway Ferries leave y e and & Rail
way docks II time to connect with the above trans
Sufficient time allowed FOR meals aboard the steam
ers
Trans connect closely II Suspension fridge w.th
New York Central RiAroat f'r Buffalo. Rochester
Syracuse, Og lensburg, Albany, New YORK, Boston
also, 1t Toronto with Grand Trunk Railway. a. Ham
ilton with Royal Mail Steamers and n Toronto Cd
American Line and Royal Mail Line OF Steamers rli
all ports on Lake ontario and River s. Lawrence
Slperb new sleeping cars on 81 Night Trans
American currency taken A. par for through tarrS
Sleeping car bertLz and meals a. R2tr35hmel
Rooms
Tickets ami sleeping car barths secured atths Com
psny s Office corner Oi Jefsrsonavsnle lnd Gr.sFOl
street Detroit Mich
CHARLES MctABE Western Passenger Assn. %
trOit. Michigan.
THOMAS sWINYARD, General Ai9age- JAMEs
CHARLTON, General Ager., Hlullt.l.C "
546u T WhITCOMB, Agent, ia-s.l-.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
7 adie> take Particular Notice
j. THE
REAL VELPAU FEMALE PILLS

These f--ls 81 css1-tssi many years ago il Plr.s.
1r t1e -srr N remis lr- a. l-..as and Afterwards
Sd l1-nriolf .5- tl'.r r-.mlla employment in the
prssfce ~ Abortion are now oTsrai Cor the rst time
~ Ame-lcl. FA'T havs been sept 10 imperative
O1sc-ry from tls fact that tas ynator from the
fact tina ~ Fs.pa- IS paFsician 10 PARIS. of great
wsltl ani st-ift c1-sclslL.ols principles, AMI has
v Ihhell them from general vse lest they sh0lf be
employed tor -nl.gtl- purposes. 10 overcoming f.
male UostTl-t Ols tsT - be truly Omnip9teut,
bursting Opsl the il0i gates from whatever cause
may have stOppsi them. but they are offered = the
pub &c Only for egi.imate ls3s and all agents ar Tor
hidden o So. them wasn 10 3 understood that the
object 3 lnawf-l ooil H. Lansing by r. Wells.
AID Holmes ! c..
Lai.ss can 9r1s-rs = box. seA-ei rom tls eyes o.
the curI0gs by enclosing one dollar and six postage
stamps 70 %. q. STAPLES, General Agent Tor ~
Ntler-1~a y. +, or % th3 above agents. 55Jyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
Catarrh Cured for One Dollar

4 dtai n uAco sOA Oht DOlAdi :
- READ -F0r one co..sr psr mail I VII ser
t-ee o. any address rec pe an MEDICINE that viii
5larans-H O. cure the w0Tst x Jatarrh Tia
heal " 0r9lcl. ;l5 ID .sT wessg- Il has saved
ny !i,s All mlIe M vel man, from Cltarrh AID
q severe ant dangerous bronchial trouble hal s4f
ierel VIA flr years tr-1 tia best puvsciaus
lui a.. tle l-var:lss psts. medicines - t1s lay
put found DID --ilei g.. 11ss urf tas WYllI gse
1la hundred dollars for this recipe AL the medicine
q hal IN Czsarrl ami could not OBTAIN q. l-ss
believe iIssr-c. ilns A. s1li0T8i &. wi cra any
case Whatsrs-, tlst has not Already re4c18. tie
.gngs aud Ds-3ms settled Consumption Cure d.
whha y14ctn .dress T = sYNEES
559ml NJ Is Futon - New YORK
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27
FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS

N3th.ag a bs m0-3 pr'-....v' ~ 1a-s tlll .lss+
Pts Their almost ma III --1-- A. lare.
znc t1s al -8rcol ialts 1i tlls mst .strrssirz
disease ars removed these rs2e.iss a. u. g.
from tl1 nl-a-t
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

BD.r0v CoRNgRs \ Y. o., - iil 4
Grsgq 4 a. -C.1ts II freely grs y1. I
% IKE Use Of the follow ny certificate = . /
Constitution Water, which clu reS1u-s
highest manner Ny wife vas s.tl-Es- I.
tha shoulders whole isngih " re bs-f s
limbs, " "a pG'plt1,.51 Of "a. assri al -
ths Jl1dfer cslsi phys.- a. - 81
about .hrs8 months When he le'i lsf ~
found her Thea employed one ~ toe =
As 7 could 1nt. Thl ATTENDED A-- i1,l
months. an While she vas under BIS q,
not suffer quite so much pain. Re ia i
uD ant sad. " hsr c1ss C1I iHcrr1tie p
sks has sssch gc0rsiaaIsi0Fs u comp 1tn ~
NON f1r on opv1,ss IgItnr JIM t.r 4
Mites 90 About this tine she comm o..
Constitution Water. and . our ut.cr 80
almost th8 vs-y arsi dose seemed O. -i'
r>f effect ana size kept on lm ,lfoT.1s's.
IL treatment. AMI now slQer.llel-5 ear
nestle Affairs 5as has noe tase- ar y
..utoa Water sor about four weeks a-ir'f'
% say Tat . has produced a psrrsa- q g
VA y FAA BZ,stl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-06-27

TF.rHKlsgIun. flnn Marct : is
Gr-gg -Dear Sir Having sea yo-r 80,
% Do Constitution " 4ter rec8mulen -
nat % u the X ineYs &C lrr..aiils 3 .
having suffered for the past tires ~ =
skill ~ . number o. phys ans v.i- '-s :.
rslisf. vas is7e1t7 try y0Er mee -.
one bottle 20, y0Ir assrts a. HarETl =
sfs-0n < Co. an when I hal -se1 "a
s-rprise 7 found a great change 2
have lsei two bottles ~ if an az -
srpsctei . be Ia my life, vel and . -
ssnn0t express ny gratitude fer g. - !.
ali and more than y0l re7ommelfsi =
the biessinxof Got ever atte1t "a q y /
I'VE Y1urs truly.
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An ERHAL SPR Nc,
These Famous Remedies

L. VAS 10. pr tls lay lal l5l- -sa-sotl, irsan
All shl~ "a l-s s.lr.'-s "a, t-e mag ia. .a4!.
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Life-giving Pills

Hlva oeel 1s7i s.-l th' s-a4te-.s --,sss .le.r -
son : -. 'lr O. prevent dses-s hes Oh c-rs They
search ols @. VARIOUS msa1ies ~ wlcl the pateri
sl1sriag All r. -nvissrlis tle fAll.ns system =
tbe aSei ali adm Tex -3s-s Of t-es- y4.l4l.
Pills y p r-sre 3D. be
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READ! READtl RIA.

DaNvl--E. IA. Jlns isi- DR. 81
bar Sv IA Feor.ary 1867. - g.
: gar DIabeses AMI flr lra I ut1s -.
thin two gii0u- oi water ID twenty e. =
Fls 0nlige- o. go. ~ as often - f-1 1' .Ts-
dI--ng tue night lni 10 i've msltlsl .a.i.
pounds ga weight D-rlng tie ~ Ili- z y
I procured two bottle y C0E-..t-t. g sIsl
Two days after sing 20 ! e1ger an,si rex :
taxing two b0ttissI was entirely are. ga
gaming ny usual good Lel.i1
Y.-r.trl-A- ~ l q
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MEDICAL
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD
DIR. MAG GTEL-S
PILLS & SALVE.

rless Ire rea,-i.s l-e l0v. ior $50 frst Z -e
slrcr p-b.cir en- to- world For over a l1l-ter o..
century q private n-4c.ice TIA sn-s 10 taes
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= II L SIC IAt,
ID ] a x E les

i-r.late anl trench tle kidneys ana By
soon .laI 20 chronic degsuorAl.a1 !, =
seas
We present the ConsUtni % Watar 1,
With the conviction thst 90 has ~ ga l.
tle class 81 diseases Tor which q hss -.
aminenty successful Cor curing ant 49,
shall b' -evaracd for our ofsrts &c -
Aols = remedy 10 form O. nee. lie -,
patient ani physician
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Vegetable Com und,.

They wi. n't harm the most lsii-ate fsui.s. an
the youngest bl1e.