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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-18
VARIETIES

The most remarkable Wedding annIrer-
sary on record has Just been celebrated q;
Olmultz. Bavaria. \ landed proprietor II
that place gave = iete in honor OF his gol-
den wedding, anu the united ages OF hus-
band and wife amounted 70 two hundred
years, He was JOB and she o.. aud thew
were married 10 1871.
The Boston Trarsilsr thinks j monument
should be erected to Preston King. with an
inscription setting forth that be was the only
man VINO ever preferred death to O1fice-bOld-
ING.
What Is the difference between school
teacher and monitor one schools the
mind and the other minds the school
New Workers nave 50 far 20 travel on
sundays 70 Vet their whistle that the new
Jaw IS dl0ael tie " Exercise law.
II Is sad that 4 person fond OF good fruit
rarely becomes a hard drinker The two
tastes are antagOnlstic.
Miss MCGOWAN, OF Attica Illinois. was
burned 10 death n trying 10 kindle a IRE.
Old stOrY-kerOsene.
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VALUE or WEEDING.-The following ex-
periments show the value Of wedding and
are reported in the Journal of the Bath
ana West Of England Society.
!. seven acres OF light grayely sol! were
allowed and sOwn broadcast: one acre was
measured, and not a weed was pulled out
o, Il: the other six were carefully weeded.
Tne unweeded acre produced Is bushels.
the SIX weeded acres averaged 22i bushels
per acre, a clear gain Of 25 per cent. ,. \
SIX acre field was sown with barley in tine
tilth, and well MANFRED. The wedding.
owing 10 great abundance Of charlock.
cost l2S. per acre. The produce OF an
HnWeeded acre was Is bushels, of the
weeded p bushels thus showing a differ
ence OF Il bushels per acre. besides the
enormous advantage OF having the ground
cleaned for the succeeding crop. 3. OF
SIX acres sown with oats. one acre plowed
out well and unmanured and unweeded
yielded only Il bushels: the rest plowet
three times, MANFRED and weeded. pro-
duced, 81 bushels per acre
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EAT ESTERN w
1903. 1903.
Great Central L. ;. Mail Route.

Three Express Trans leave Windsor Opposite pa
trolt) daily, except Sundays, arrival 81 n C. ID 4
and ; Railway trains, A. follows
Morning Express. lGs Western t'me) 30A.x.
Day llu0 A d
Night 645Pu
Tho Railway Ferries leave ". T. and n. & n Rail
way docks 10 time 10 connect with thu above trains
Sufficient time allowed for meals aboard the steam
ers
Trains connect closely at uspension Bridge with
New York Central Railroad Tor Buffalo. Rochester,
syracuse, osiensblrg, Albany, New YORK. Boston
also, a. Toronto with Grand Trunk Railway. at Ham
itOn With R0yai Nal Stsamers anl a. Toronto with
American Line AMI Royal Mail Lias Of Steamers Tor
al ports Oh Lake ontario aai River -. lawrence.
superb new sleeping cars on al Night Trans.
American currency taken II par for through fares,
Sleeping car bsrths and meals al Refreshulent
Rooms
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured atthe Com
pany Office, corner Of Jesrs0navenue and Girls Olt
street. Detroit Nich.
CHARLES MotABE, Western Passenger Agent De-
tr0it Michigan.
THOMAS SWINYARD General Manager. JAMES
CHARLTON. General Agent. Hamilton G. "
54ou J. T. WHICOMB Agent, Lansing.
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Nails in Fruit Trees.

A singular tact, and one worthy % be re-
corded, was mentioned 20 IL a few days
snce bg Mr.. Alex Drake. Of Albemarie
Re stated that whilst on a visit 10 neigh
Dor. his attentian was called 10 j large
peach orchard every tree n which was TO-
tally destroyed by the rayages Of the worm
with the exception Of three, and these were
the most thrifty and iOurishlng peach trees
be ever saw. The only cause OF their su-
periOrity known 10 his host was an expert
ment made in consequence OF observing
that those parts OF wOrm-eaten timber in
which nails had been driven were generally
sound When his trees were about year
Old ~ had selected three Of them. and
driven a ten penny nail through the body.
as near the ground as possible. Whilst the
balance OF his orchard had gradually failed
and finally yielded 10 the raYages Of the
worms. these three trees selected al ran
dom, treated precisely in the same manner
with the exception OF the mailing, had al
ways seemed vigorous and healthy furnish
ing him at that very period with the great
est prOfusiOn OF the most delicious fruit. Il
is supposed that the salt Of iron, furnished
By the nail j. offensive 10 the worm, whilst
il Is harmless or perhaps beneficial 10 the
tree
chemical writer on this subject says
"The OXydatiOn or rustlng OF the iron by
the sap, evolves ammonia, which a the
cap rises, will Of course impregnate every
part OF the foliage and prove too severe j
dose for the delicate palate OF .ntrulng
insects
This writer recommends driving half I
dozen nails into the trunk. Several expert
ments OF the kind have resulted successful
ly-S southern Panfer.
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quritnIturaI anh Dumsstit
A Few Household Matters

l5o,c-c6O1r. Three heads OF cabbage,
t1enty-fve peppers, and pint Of white
rnusfard seed and grated horSe-radQls1
cut the cabbage fine, chop the peppers, AMI
nur in the iar a layer OF cabbage, then 4
iava- If neDpers. then a little salt, and
srrintIe a little horse-reddish and mustard
go over the whole and 80 until the ingred-
ients are all 10 the jar; then I'LL the Jar with
cold vinegar. 10 every quart OF which dis
.olva tgo quarts Of brown sugar.
(oco1uuf Biscuits or C0kes.-Ten ounces
AZ siftad sugar, three eggs. six ounces OF
Grated cocOanut Whisk the eggs until
tnev are very light; add the sugar gradu-
ailv. then stir in the cOcoanut. Roll a
tablespoonful Of the paste al time IN the
form OF a pyramid; place the pyramids on
paper, put the paper in tins, and bake the
biscuits in rather a cool oven until they are
colOred inst a light brown.
Mountain cake. One pound VI sugar
half a pound Of butter, five eggs, one cup
OF milk, a little nutmeg and cinnamon, one
pound raisins. one glass OF vine, lnearly
foil. one pound Of -four. one teaspoonful Of
soda, and two teaspOOniuls OF cream Of
tartar.
HOjasses take. Three cups Of mOlasses,
one OF butter, one Of sour milk. TWO eggs,
one spoonful Of saleratus, salt ind spice,
one quart OF -four.
To ReD10re Grease Form Leather cor
e-s1 BO0k-Kub the Leather with white
flannel briskly. and repeat the operation
until il disappears. Grease may be re-
moved from any goods that Will bear rub
blng IN the same manner.
To Cleanse Hair Brusbes-Rub them 10
S-,r Trtfar roaaI until tho I'll and fu-f :
extracted
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Vermin on Fowls

Take q feather and dip It IN kerosene and
touch i lightly under the wings Il vii.
soon spread over the body and destroy YER
min. This j. often recommended a. al
effective remedy. We have not tried It.
but should not hesitate u do 50 If we had
occasion
A better way, perhaps. would be % keep
a box OF dry ashes for them TO dust them
selves in. This Of ITSELF viii enable them TO
keep oil the vermin. But if you mix into
the ashes lew ounces OF powdered sulphur
il will make a sure thing OF il. This won't
cost much anyhow, and YOU can't 10 better
than TO fix up such box under q shed or
10 the hen-hOuse where the fowls can have
free access TO il. Whltewash the lenery,
Of course. That ought % be done often
and lot Of ashes put in frequently -N0sS.
POu1tmGa.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
~ OF CANADA
Great International Route.

Nine Hours Saved From Detroit 70 Buffalo.
Three Express trans leave she . Union Depot
Detroit, to9s of Third street. CAy except sundays
"a arrivAlcf Michigan CentrAi, Detroit Milwaukee.
Ans southern trains, as follows
Buffalo ana Montreal Express els An
Buffalo and New York Express ICES A
Montreal an New York Express. SIS p ~
Trans are rCn by Chicago TINS. 20 Minutes slower
than Detroit time
This = the only direct r3lts t7 Blf1ln. connect ng
without detention WIKI th- Erie aud New YORK Cen
tra railway. only airsc- r3lt- o. the CanAdas. and
a. PLACES Va IL New Engia1t states Llxurisus
se=pllg cars On al night trans smoking cars "a
elchrs tables GA lay trans. american currency
taken n par .or tcSsts b IL Diaccs meals and sleep
ing ca berths Passengers gong east, n they wish
30 save sine unnecessary changes. ani money Will
g-t tickets va TIE Grand TrlnA Railway and change
cars 10 tls Junction three mics west of Drt-0lt
The officers 0f the Road are fo.l0ws
EDWARD REIDf Agent Passenger Dep Detroit
{. i. BRfDGES. Managing Director a. 7. r. Montreal
Z. BEACH. General Agsnt, Us Broadway. y Y.
l. h HEWITT. Agent a. lansing. Mich 566u
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ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Fisk's Patent Metallic Burial Gases.

For ordinary Interments, DeDOsitinr in
Vs1its. and Tra-Sp0rtstion, they have 10 rival
They are male OF the mast incp-rs0abls materials
an1 are eaansls- inside and ont. o. prevent rust
AID the exterior has f-e Rosewooa t1 an when
properly csusat8a ths remains OF the caceased are
frse from -Pt9n Of water or dsprsaatoEs Of yer
Nh, AZ nay Eiaost o1=nsiFs 0dor Dc kept a
.7ns a. t1-s atng he nscsssity Of hAsiy
burials long successful g-e and tos ar,-o
ostong iEsn them renders gauscsssary sry extended
notice q tbeir FAilesblesdTAnLages. Iy-570
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Epileptic Fits sympathsiic OF Orss1r 49,
tho Heart, a. palpilatioa, Diseases q ihs ~
producing grating or lhng s01ul, lrugsr d
Heart Case, AMI all affections of tha important :
(person- suffering from any acute pan n ID, y
Of the Leart). wlli be greatly relieved By oo.z-
Life Syrup
BROKES-DOWN AND DELICATE o0yST1a
SUFFERING PROM lSDIsrosru0S TO ErEmu inI
The BACK, Los up MEMORY, FoEEsoDi sss ss,sl
CALAMITY FEAR OF n-EAsE. NHSKss % ra D
Hon SIs AsD ErTEsxluHs WAST 10 SIM ~
Nkss PALE, HAscARD CorSrKSAsoE, AND LEEzl
rHE MuscUNa srrEs, al require lhs ~ &
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
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an scr0iuions persons sussria. r,,n ,,,...
y Emaciation, Dyspepsia and Dropsy q a.
Abdomen, and in the femals, Dropsy Of q. =
ana womb generally accompanied viii iuss,,
hnd Liberation OF the Uterus are psrmlasal
by Constitution life Syrup The d.seass b..
Goitre Or swelisd Neck, the Life syrup oil =
entirely The remedy should b. taken ior -.
As the disease Is exceedingly chronic l1c "a
and will not be removed without extra o.
Tunors % the Ovaries. Tsmors Of the Bad
swelling Of other glands o. the BODY vi !.
p.eiely reduced without resorting % d. c.
operations 81 any kind
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-18

The Birmingham, England, Dining Halls
Company lImited) have resolved 10 aban-
don their undertaking, owing to the fact
that cheap dining halls are unsuitable TO
the tasts OF the working population Of Biz
mingham- Reason. no beer sold there
Loss OF capital 5000.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-18

EARLY Ctr Hay FOR Cows.-Mr. Lewis
ore oi the best dairymen of Herkimer Co.
n. l., says ne has demonstrated from act
ual experiment that early cut hay Il every
way better Tor mich cows than hav ordin-
arliy harvested. and an additional feed OF
Llesi ladian meal was bad in lis effects
lie had formerly fed IL and its Use had al
Mays gwen more or less trouble with stock
~ vas fruitful source OF garget and other
infammatOry disease.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-18

A. = late iireman's celebration il Hous-
ton, Texas, every dislOyal demonstration
That vas possible was made The south
vas represented by young lady in Chains
reoe. tunes were played and national ones
discarded; the national lag had no place
q the procession.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-18

Heavy gates or barn doors 10 better in
many ways when on rollers. than with
hinges They neither sag nor slam ana
ar go ~ fahle 20 iEjare animals 5v
bioN .4s asai1s, hen
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NERv OUsNFw

NERVOUS pERIITY. Shire
IT Wits DANCE - "
CONFUSION OF THOUGHTS y Z
thousands who nave suffered fa- va,
She aAY m which they read thass l.,..
o. we4ks f'rils wonsa viii th.n..
.nesiimaole Observation-Disclosures sh...
Hope Which 'ais''s more thAa II p-ou,..
NJ Z r { | y ! Al Disc.
SALVATION. ROr0Nr ~.
b. 81, I'M n ah y. -. ALAES n 4 =
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T.

CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP p.-.
entirely from al ne evil ELECTS o. Ne
las ths Bal Breath, curing tas Weak -.
masi1 Paias which %, use % C.lan.. -.
-uoe 10 hariens SPluSy Cams ard 49,
As firmly as ever
cen TITUTION LIPFsr,
ErAdicates. root ant branch all Ersv.
ni tbs SKIN ike
TIERS. PINPLES. Bto,.
AMI All other difficulties of tins ana o..
sisisure the outward Appearance q h.e
females often making them di,r,.,..
themselves and their friends
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Our lie arts critic saws he 5 convinced
tlat ladies' ~ wear false calves because
they are 80 ready % -e-rs1' them.
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con TITUTIoN LIFE sr

CURES ALL sWEIlNGs OF IRE q
Either of the Face, Neck, NJ Fema, n.
should be taken as soon a. ihe swelias b !.
thur preventing their breaking ~ -
Discharsng sores, which disagur, So u.s.
Younger portion % The community g.
twenty years Of age. Young children A..
iect 10 Discharges from the Ear. whish ..,~i
a Scrofulous consultation These case. a.. .
by taking "A few doses af the LIE syrup
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II II e u N A TIs

Il taSre Is Aay disease b. wl..a a..
Lie Syrup Is a S0vereiyn % is Al n.
is kinirei Affections. Tas mosi -
Almost instantly aileviaiet-sao-ns..
reduced. Cases elronic " v.ca-i,-. =,
thirty years standing have bsen cu-..
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Either o., TIE Nose, Throat Toa sae, splas, F-Iz
Or scalp, no remedy has ever proved ia ca
MOTH PATCHES upon ihe female 'a1s .7sI
apon the diseased acton Of the Liver, ar ~
pleasant - the young wife and noihsr A r !
ties Of CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP, val o'-.1
secretion, aud remove the deposit vAC- sd
under the skin
To tie diseases Of the Liver giving rss y -
Dizziness, Indigestion, Weak stomach o. a. -
or oalcer0us condition Il that ofgs1 acosz-'
with burningor unpleasant symptoms, ~ -
hevsd by The use of CONSTITUTION LII 80
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-18

J. +. FOAEN, Supt.
lansing, May 2lsi $50 SIS
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50 As general Blood Purifying Ags-i !
syrup stands anriv4liet BY any prsperii-t
world
THE RICH AND POOs
are liable o. the Sane diseases Nature 81
la male fDe CONsuIJ los LlFE fihliH
beneft y ali
L L r + b l. q . b
produces healthy men snd women All -
sstntina Is usglerted N youth, discase .
death ~ thu result
Price 81 p pr BOTH one hall fozes ~ y
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wM. II. GREGG. ". D.
SOLg PROPRIETOR, NV -
MORGAN ABbEs,
WhOiegsi- Drugs
No. % Ciif stsesi ~ y
CONSTITUTION CATHARTlc LII ~
CONSTITUTION CAIHARTIC LIFk -
CONSTITUTION CATHARTiC LgFE -
Constitution CaTHARTIC LIE II
PRICE IS CEsTs PER BoA
PRICE - CESTs PR BOZ.
PRICE % CESTs PR BOZ
PRICE Is CEyTs Pr B9A
VIZ 2. GREGG 4 CO. ~,
MORGAN & ALLEN Gs.ersl a -
70 - CT s., ~ -
FARRASD. SHELLY Z %. - , h
sssyl Ds''''
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Connecting at jackson with Michigan
Central and Mich. southern II. X.

Train leaves Lansing for ososso. a. Il .00A.M..
Connecting with Trans Est and West "a Detroit sal
Milwaukee Railroad.
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marry man b"cause De had tr'aied me ndiy Anss
IihIo Merritt came 20 board silh -hs also ha,peG
grvat deal had hard 90 keep ms childrsn
where thoy 'hsuii be- tho ittc boys especially had
always tried % bring them up honestly huI as they grew
oter sa~ the man OF Their fnisr pos
d. them and va al the time yng n hoy oat
~ my sight for fear % would .et \, stealing 10
ia'herwoald get the two it'lo one when looked or
wand o. e iiine shea NY chiiirn should be men aud
women | leuei for them that tncy would have 20
frn'r by irar egrcselng the laws u tha land, ana
thought as had heon III author OF their existence ia
mehsIt0. y wA better 10 send them IN the Spirit
Nord whfc ihsy worr innocent and n any one had
10 hll'r would 10 u Instead Of them These
Htn the many fca.pna which have actuated
fo' The past ngo weeks although kept them locked IN
nay own eoaon. The Two lule ones John and Libby
ibat " ho the children nom mo they would mix IN
hs nrrs; AID ~ ipokcd " thc future / saw a wofso
iRie Tor MY daughter hoy n he bad her II / had
received INST love ani 3urAthy ih4 ought 10 have
received when widow and stranger IA slfanee
place q might have bcen different naked uo streets
may DAYS 60 s'l booes 10 Obtain something Tor my
sh!ldren's con OFT. but viii very e1ceptous sold
roDo have ~ ono Co blame but mysf and he TRIALS
tuat .rfOGudod ~ wish those vA have boon
kni 10 suIcr on my sgcouHl thafoloIe make
tLs statement inst yea sili b1inc ohcr feel ih.t
what nave done IL 10 be- settled seen e and fny q "a
and tho Spirit Word Monday mlruius week ago !
cline town set ONE sulphur sud ~ tartar aud
arsenic, and nifed u torelhsr ulolafses but low
many times rove w them the children nov dead
do not rccoei Tor from that timr ti called
IN court kueN not hair 81 c fime hardly MIA,
doing. couhi not give clear statement ~ what FOL
loved What add WHEN : was qlosuanci he Other
aay Is a. uesr night as can member except le!ih.g
III, a~gslc No one IA ~ hpuas Knew TIA,
III " don know ~ Tier" ~ anything hlofc suI
pos" that that ~ all that 10 .ecssari t,k
ot my chcreu and watched them unul The last
breath. There nothing nlre' tlli know Of utko
this STATE fneni voluntarily No one knew what WAH
going u say The fif,A questioned nc but a. uui t.
them II had never Insruea tl,ai dfuuAcn husband
should not have boon tlls truOble know cod W
der iand that this statement made BY could be
used In evidence aealhEt me No pcr.ou las ~, I'D
M any nd crnients n wmlid Make Ne
statement No pefsln has threatened mo in
Any manner, Vh'n ! wn aown g AnrshaA
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Reatora ton Of the state Ia tho Ctvti AM
taorittes-PSoeis nast tOn OF Governor

Information has boon communicated Ia Tbs depart
mcn by Tho Hon, " liam ~ sos ard f.cfclsI STATE,
thai the Irrsbi M u the Inred States has followed tho
Hon. Iisnianin 7 Perry from he further d.t hange
OF hs duties Provisional GoNefnor - thr state sud
has rriniitcd this care and oniitioh ~ The pFoIt at
falr ~ tho State to the consgtoral suortns chosn
by the pcOT,Ir thereof. "
THIS intelligence will be highly sraDlns, a. u 10 m
important s,cv the early rcsofsiion q The people 70
the enjoyment 81 all hcir civil rights " " tha haTbn
Ger Of tho establishment ~ ,os friepiiy relations va
syary s.clion 81 tha rn.0R which LAss been hong
Ia retiring from hts vnsuon, Governor Perry oares
the wisdom, zsai ndeity and ability MI, which b. die
charged ia, grave, delicate and important dstes Of his
once
In enter ng upon the duties constitutional Goy,rBor
~ proper that should de isre the pes~n statue ~
thss,sic 20 the Executive ncfs,iaegs ~ Tho odsru
govrrnms and 10 tho military au,Laftcs sr,ing
the Instructions 9TH. President; thai the people
kno~,ng. may yl'f proIIe ob'iisnes TO ell iAsfu'
author ~.
the order p.penfug tho WIT ~ hahna, onrpu- isosS
by Tho rrrScerit has not been noiinsd ~ revoked
,ia Flats. sud the military sa'ior,y , usreso, Isla
mount IN al sui ma.tri A. They o. ndrurSd "a Iss
Jursticuon vt, aud snch viii br pecsd BY al osir
~ ard lsv sbJiof people
The niary claim larsd zion In si az disoy alsy
~ the government and fcrsctious " ia Ia~a w
serve order and isr irc IN and near thrr rarshs To
siIuiye and dc rnin~ ali ooslfo,sris Ia ~hsh fr-~d
men OF ff~.dru.n sni whites snsss-a is,ipdins
vioist Of stsie b. frucdu.n; Ia ali oass- ~
wrong ~ injury done y iw Officers sni sp@ir. snd y
euKlsfy In siding Treasury sxerts Ia f-cDvsr rn,si
ttstes property aud tb~ tfsein~ns BafvAg In sapsf
vising oon,r.ct. Of lsr ~t. freed,n-a whsnsy"s
p~fson, therefore 10 sSfsSaf bv military sntbofty On
either ~ the above grounds they have Jassdstls "
Tie tssc. aud Instructed not " ubvy any srt Q.
hato,f corpus for Ito release ~ sueh parson
7 therefore advise aud adu'cnisi tn p~spie - tbs
rste not 10 aIlo~ themselves ~ b. a,s s~d 80 rdsed
~ bad ~ nasgaed men in.o cull.s,oas With 10 ms,
n. conduct - onosr pssss 10 illegal cpprsr
rise, ofop pfop~r f.yf.--s,-,"n' 70 The hssc. cn.
garment adequate AMI vrSmp' a'cH .ii TO sso'aed
40 90, wrong foof proi~dy Tanisih
MA r.r. q mr.
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THrfa raTiOrAtIrfss rrr
OF he total mber sDsss treatment tso hun1red and
.essuty ", s.rr gsuses and hrrsfes ard ls,etJ
d ne for~tsf .rv unly ore trn a mo~t % stsns
vefs ystfsnx &C. etsd sitb ilegI.hIs chsa~ 90 sins
scn corssmptta beue tbe u.p-s pfe.Afht bs4at
~ tno~e dsehsuss sfss nsg.rsy ~~ss ss~d. ths -
ns4pdes las IN profsd o greater ~ ~ Eyre
10 tL~ brsf hissoy NJ Nee fofs tlIt LGDsii.
Asytum u L. BEEN The aim 70 sse~shs hs fs<S IN -
br sf yes esess manner - 90 roerabis 10 f~ndss
eio 4t-s~se1 w st-tss qssstsstA Ne srrs' ots~
svssus NJ Nn ss.f,.r ell - COT - sss&snL 10
M sIsrsi eiiisSa ard ssp tiasy ~ tns uspsyss rs
ss,1 - Aryws nur<n fasa~ ~ sbssst sss e~tsfsfss
t.s fsss n vtss 1850 ~ esq e-s % osos ne
lssssn Of 10 snt ~ ne Sold srd cssossssd -nl 80
sr.e.p ssd le re- tbst r~nf~r 'ssysf v hoo ~
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