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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

A SAD CASE OF POISONING. Mrs. Beebe
daughter of Orange Butler, ESQ, on We'd
nesday last, took large dose Of strychnine
by mistake, supposing it to be quinine.
The mistake was not known until her alarm
ing symptoms had induced the family 10
call in physician, who at once discovered
it. BY prompt and efficient treatment the
effects OF the poison we're counteracted,
aud she is now slowly recovering. It was
4 narrow escape from death, and should be
a warning to every family, not to keep
deadly pOisons where they are likely to be
mistaken and given for medicine The
successful treatment OF Mrs. Beebe in this
case is creditable to her attending physi-
clans, Messrs. Shank, Bartholomew and
Baker, who took turns in watching By her
bedside until she was considered out OF
danger.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11
Fo,R-H NJ JrryArrHE REroRx SCHOOL.

FOURTH OF July AT TIE REFORH SCHOOL
The annual exercises on the Fourth Of
July at the Reform School. occurred this
YEAR as usual The boys we're treated 70
sump,uous repast al dinner time, and were
each furnished VIII a bunch Of frecTackers
and given tie entire day for play and
ammusement on tie play grounds a. theTarl
They are also annually OF this DAY given
the privilege Of purchasing such articles Of
luxury as are deemed prudent by the 81
periutendelt, AMI IS the means furnished.
them by their friends TA obtain. twas
our privilege 70 be present a. dinner time
and 10 witness the .0y0-s, smiling faces "
tie boys - they marched IN and behell the
gool things spread out d. the tables before
them. l. was really 4 pleasing sight, 10
see the younger class OF boys march 10
with their wooden guns il true military
style. under tie direction Of heir little cap
tain. a member Of the school They wen,
through q ser.es Of military eFOluti0ns II
their dining hail. and then sent w0rl
to the Superintendent Of the dining
halls and culinary department that they
would Ike o see hin IL the ball He came,
little suspect.ng what the boys desired.
They presented him. through their little
captain, with a neat pair OF slippers. and
also a pocket knife FOR which they paid 81
These things were presented by the little
fellow with appropriate remarks. as a tes-
timOnial OF their esteem for him, aud Tor
his kindness in making them their guns,
which were such a source Of pleasure 20
them. After the presentation. singing By
the boys, sOme remarks by the Superiuten-
dent, and saying grace, the visitors retired
from the dining hall, leaving the boys alone
in their glory. This kind treatment of the
boys ia the Reform School IS found to work
admirably as they learn TO love those in
charge over them IL the same manner that
a child loves q kind parent and to obey
them from the prOmp.ings Of the heart in
stead Of q constant feeling OF fear While
the discipline at the school is strict, the
boys are taught 10 realize that TO be good
IS all that Is necessary 70 gain the respect
OF the world, AMI entitle them 10 the kind
regards OF those n charge OF them. 4 few
dollars spent occasionally for Injuries for
these unfortunate boys, TO make them hap
Ply in their temporary home. is far better
than to keep them strangers to ali enjoy
ment and make their discipline severe, and
then pay out necessarily a much larger sum
annually to recover such as might make
their escape from the Institution
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

A PROFITABLE Gown. William Henry,
Of Oneida, Eaton county, gives Us the fol
lowing statement regarding q COW owned
By him, which he certifes to be true: She
is six years old last spring. She commenced
to give milk before she was two years old.
and has not been dry but two weeks from
that time to the present. She dropped her
last calf, heifer, on the l4th OF May last
Al "a hours old the calf weighed LOG lbs
On the 18th day Of May, aud for Ii cOnsec-
utive days thereafter. weighed the milk Of
the COW; the lishtest i weighed any Que
day was ~ pounds ounces, the heaviest
6l4 pounds; the average daily yield was 50
pounds and 6 ounces; the tOta. yield Tor IL
days was 747 pounds ounces. The wealth
ct for making butter was not very good,
but on keeping the milk ofthis COW separate
for three days. it was found 10 yield SIX
pounds and seven ounces Of butter
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

TIE WHITE SLAVE, TALE OF The MEX
ICAN REYOLUTION.-The well known novel
ist, Emerson Bennett, has commenced d
new serial story with the above title, in the
Philadelphia Saturday Ersqn9 Post of
July 7th. This story, though somewhat
different, is said to be fully equal in its
thrilling romance to The Phantom OF the
Forest" 1t Will be about four months IN
running through The Post The Post is
also publishing other stories Of great IN
terest. One called Adrlana, Will, We
think, interest ladies' particularly As The
White Slave commenced in the first num-
Der OF July, those wishing TO procure it can
DO So if they choose. by simply subscribing
for the last six months Of the year Price
81 p for six months; or for the Post and
Ladies FrisnG each six months = 90
Samples containing the first portion Of Mr.
Benefits story sent on receipt Of five cents
Address II. Peterson < Co. 3l9 Walnut St.
Philadelphia
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

EXCURSION TO JACKsON.-We are in re-
ceipt Of correspondence, giving a full ac-
count of the Excursion OF the Franklin
Street Church TO Jackson, but too late to
publish in full He speaks highly Of the
Lansing Brass Band, which accompanied
the train as far as Mason, where they We're
engaged for the day and says "they de-
serve the support and encouragement Of the
city, which We cordially endorse, and that
d" their performance on the 4th won for
them golden opinions and good wishes "
The train was fitted up in line style, and
the arrangements made by the J., L. & So
Railroad gave universal satisfaction. .
He speaks highly Of The Superintendent
Mr.. Foxen, aud OF the Conductor, and OF
Mr.. Mathe5On, the Station Agent at this
point and SAYS it was the universal yer
dict Of the passengers, that if all railroad
officers and employees were ike these,
" excursiOnlsts would have but little cause
10 fear railroads. The ladies' OF the So
ciety dispensed refreshments, both going
and returning, aud the total receipts were
5000. The celebration at Jackson is de-
scribed 10 glowing terms, and the train re-
turned alter enjoying the day AMI visiting
the prison. and a.. are ready 70 vote
Jackson q promising town, and the excur-
sion a complete success
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

MORAL EXHIBITIONS. To draw out the
people, nowadays, nearly every travelling
Snowman endeavors to impress upon the
public mind that his particular exhibition
is moral one, and calculated to leave
good impressions upon the minds of all its
patrons But too often IS one reminded,
after having been gulled, OF the story Of the
boy that sold "hOt mince pies. when they
were as cold as winters air could make
them. When asked why he called them
hot, be replied it was simply me name he
called them by. so with most Of these
moral exhibitions. But We have advertised
in our columns to-day a moral exhibition
which IS no humbug, ana will prove q bene-
fit TO every person who shall patronize it.
We refer TO the exhibition of the mammoth
stock OF groceries and provisions OF Mr..
f. B. Millar This is not 4 travelling con-
Germ but home institution, and therefore
the more worthy Of patronage Call on
the proprietor. and We are confident be
Will I'LL his programme.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

UNCLE TONS CABIN AND THE HIDDEN
HAND.-These two popular plays, the first
dramatized from the work Of Mrs. Harriet
Beecher stowe, and the second from the
story Of Mrs. SOuthwOrth. will be pro-
duced In this city during the present week
~ the Detroit Atheneum company, under
4 mammoth pavilion. Uncle Toms Cabin
will he played this evening". and the Hidden
Hand tomorrow evening Admission so
cents, children 25 cents.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

ASOTHER POWER Press. We are putting
on an addition TO our press room. OF twenty
feet square, Tor the purpose Of making
room for still another power press This Is
made necessary by our constantly increas-
ing jObbing patronage and to enable u 10
turn out promptly the work Of the next
session OF the Legislature. We now have
in running order two Hoe presses, q double
aud single medium, a Gordon iObber, and
our new press will be OF the Adams patent,
intended exclusively sor book work
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

HoasE SHOW AT KALANAzOO.- We have
received poster, announcing the time AMI
arrangements for the annual meeting this
fall OF the Kalamazoo Horse Association.
1t will be held in Kalamazoo, Oct 81, Sd,
4th and 9TH. Premiums 10 the amount Of
Sc, 900 will be ofTered-first trotting premi-
um 1000, first running premium $500.
This association gets up the best and most
successful horse shows held in the State,
and always succeeds in drawing an immense
crowd
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

ACCIDENT on tbs RANsRosx =.
accident occurred yesterday 10 = i
Ing passenger train on The 4
Railroad. gsing north 10 Ouo~
within about three miles a.
station. The train. which CO.,
several dats ana freight cars -
and smoking car aud one n,s,.-
was running a. q good rae d, =
down grade when tile engine -.
large OK. The engine ard ten
safely over the animal. but WIZ,
struck BIN they We're thrown sr,r d.
together with The freight cars a-s
car the passenger coach alo,a =.
on the track The cars thar xs,
Cd were badly wrecked. some q.
aud some on the other The 49,
smoking car was thrown fn,,. i.
AMI completely turned over. D.
vas the conductor. Mr. Norris h. :
agent Mr. Beamer. AMI quite 4 -
passengers. Mr.. Norris was ons. i.
injured. the iron chest USED n
press packages IN. or some o,,.
trunk. striking heavily against i.
oru.sins him very badly n
jumped from the car, and sprAloei
IN 50 doing \ gentleman ron
We learn was quite badly ini8,a.
gentleman from Jackson had hs
Outof i0int \ number OF The IA,
who were 10 the smoking car we,s
bruised. but none seriously \
heard some OF The passenger
terms 90 praise cd The brakes.
stucA maniully 10 bis post an ii.
the passenger ca from meetn,
fate as the rest OF the tram. W.
be regretted that the accident A..
= matter OF cOngratulation a.
were seriously injured No On.
blame Tor the accident excep,
criminal negligence OF the Gonna.
fencing the road We think n.
ture should 50 amend the lawD,.
al railroad companies TO po5os,.
their roads within SIX months an.
opened TO public use as neos..
guard 10 those who must risk th..-
passing over them
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

Mason Posi- OFFICE D B Harrington.
Esq, editor OF the lngham Ns'rs and Post
master at Mason. in the last number OF his
paper says:
The post Office 10 this place has been
placed 10 the hands OF Henry Linderman.
who will run 1t Is suits him best hereafter
The office will remain where it formerly has
been. aud the owners OF boxes and drawers
will retain them the same as heretofore
It looks as though friend Harrington had
resigned or had lis head Topped OF By the
Washington authorities. Which Is it 1t
seemeth as though the Johnson guillotine
were at WORK 10 Michigan. slowly. but We
presume as rapidly as circumstances viii
permit
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

POCKET Book LOsT.-Mr Harvey Nc
Daniels, a student at the State Agricultural
College, lost Morocco Wallet, while on
the Michigan Central Railroad evening
passenger train, between Lawton and
Jackson, on the 4th instant. The Wallet
contained note in favor of Mr. McDaniels,
given by Mr.. A. J. Viele, of this city, for
$500, about SION money, and two receipts
from the Agricultural College for board, sc.
Payment on the note has been stopped.
Any person returning said wallet and con-
tents to the owner at Lansing. will be lib
orally rewarded.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11

4 INDUSTRIOUS HUMAN LIYER.-Mr. Seth
North, who had been ill for a number OF
weeks past, died at his residence in Detroit
township last week. He had been treated,
during his illness, by number OF physi-
clans, Of the same and different schools of
medicine, and been seen and examined by
a number who did not treat him. Most Of
the physicians pronounced his case a dis
ease of the liver, but some called it dr0psy.
The upper part OF the abdomen was d.sten-
ded TO its utmost capacity, and his suffer
lngs were OF lingering and pitiabla char
acier. Alter his death, post mOrtum ex-
animation was held, attended by a number
OF our city physicians, which developed a
state of the liver, We are informed, sur
passing anything of the kind laid down il
the books. This organ was swollen and
enlarged to such an extent as to occupy all
the upper space in the abdoman, crowdlnS
al other organs out Of their place, and de-
ranging the entire internal workings OF the
system. 1t was taken out and weighed
and was found to be of the enormous
weight OF twenty-five pounds The liver
IN Its natural state weighs from four TO i've
pounds, and the heaviest diseased liver
mentioned IN the books, we are informed.
IS between seventeen and eighteen pounds.
At the University they have a cast OF one
still larger than this, but lacking three or
four pounds of reaching the weight OF the
one found in the body of Mr. North. This
viii form an important item in medical his
tory.