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VEGETINE.

The range OF disorders which yield 10 the In
nnence OF this medicine, and the number OF de-
fined diseases which It never falls TO cure, are
greater than any other single medicine has been
hitherto reoommenslcl by any other tsan the
prOprietors OF eume quack nosfrnm. 1hest nls-
eases are s~-rofaiaani ervpiiveniseasts ann u
mors, Rheufnatism, Sout, Neuralgia, and sptna4.
Complainfs, and all inGAmnlatoTy symptoms,
Ilcers, all syphiitic diseases, Kidney and hlad.
der diseases, DrOpsy, the whole train OF painful
disorders which so generally aniict American
women. n nd which carry annually thousandr OF
them To premature graves; Dy dyspepsia, that UNI
versal curse OF American manhood, Heartburn,
Piles, Constipation, Nervousness, Inability 10
sleep and Impure blood.
This Is n formidable list of human ailments Tor
any single merrtpe 80 saccessfuhy ntsrs, ana
IL IL not prob sblethst 1hyopf arttrle before the
public has TIE power toCHfe me quarter OF Them
except Yegetine. 10 lays the axe NJ the root oi
the tree OF disease by nrst eliminating every I'M
purity Of the blood, promoting the secreuons,
opcnlnR the pores-the great esrape valves Of
the system-invigorsfing the liver 10 its iull aud
natural action, cleansing the stomach ann
strengfhenfpg digestion. This much accom-.
pnsh-l, the speedy and the permanent cure Of
not only the diseases We have enumerated, hut
likewise the whole train OF chronic and constitu-
tiOnai disorders, IL certain 70 follow. THIS "a
precisely what vegetine does. ana " does u 80
aulckly aud 20 easily, that u ~ an accomplished
fact almost before the patient n aware OF u.
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FmRSpsHp IN THE HoME. In friend
ship there must be congenial tastes
and common aims, SO. when the chill
dren at home are going TO school, their
lessons aud their marks should be the
topics of the family talk. After tea,
when the lamp is lighted and the house
in order. let Johnnie bring his gram
mar apd Polly her geography TO the Ia
BILE, aud while they learn their tasks
for to-morrox, let father aud mother
be by, feeling a desire that they may
acquit themselves we'll. No school re-
port should ever be received nj home
as though IL were Of little consequence
IL is really OF very great Importance,
and the older people should anticipate
IL, and share in IN. as though IL were
their own. While children are under
noing The dcvclopiuQ pfocessts of edu-
caticn. tie home should always help
Gle school. To do 80, parents musf
sometimes study with their children
aud an im,nente advantages 70 them
selves this will be, for they will rub up
forgotten knowledge, aud find their
own old school days coming back 10
their remembrance most pleassntly. =
There should never be broad, clesrly
defined line OF separation between th.
different members Of household -
Nowhere In the family globe is there
any room for an equator. A the ses
meets The shore waits for the sea. sc
the sweet tides OF household low
should forever how, now higher, nov
lower, but never ssagnesing -fChrs
iiap IutelligeneeE ,~,...s
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anE rArxsOT AND REBEL ALL
.-Ff;s9 eSEE,c eSE' .-ls4 4


Ia rrtFFff a. T.t lLN-Lr "a =.
llilAliAn 1--- -T---r---l-Atz
s,ush ruSh gush. and Il n really true,
% Ana shonld sa there se no difrereSce between the
Nh na,, s wnsre they fouvnt on Rebel or Union
SHE. M - =. lL
Tne,r Wv ysIor should S bs sun sung. their mem Ties
n1 9sn tss ,y'oSs nrsoKs they All alike should
rest
.,,rvn ',,sr yush. an hail Memorfafpa ---
The MARION groans for peace. and what more
royaIway ..ft flr.
hee, '"'
Confess rebellion, treason and murder are not
ain
Forget the name OF pa,no,. nor mennoa loyauys
nt a. ms sng n rcl,el skill ur owess AMI chiy-
~ x a"' ''"s y WV ''' s-"'' y 80 : -
W" o'ssT s'ars's tr"e. ''"' !"
Uenceforth there "A no tliiferer ce between the
s,Tes sna i.lne. ~
, @~r
Cush. gnsh. r,ish: how Godiike Is the dead;
What better panacea for soothing hearts that
bleed
The mem'ries of Fort Pillow. OF Mosbys bloody
hand
Andersonvllle snd libby. Belle Isle and sarsooiy.
stand
As dseas nj bonore-i ehiya,rv ana martial sstn
sublime,
- an coming tin,e. : ~s'' -. .T''s4'G
Away with an exciusiveness, the rebels were as
true
To their side of the struggle In all they tried TO
do,
~ :" tho blue. -
The The nation pants for peace, and what more
royal way -, =, ..,,.. .,,,s
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Every whsss MAN sa saiSsen mivsr
Nassaercd by she Ncz perccs.

= go.
SAN FRAScsoo. June 2L-A press
dispatch from Portland says: "a dis
patch has just been received here from
Waila walla TO the effect that mes
senger has arrived there who lives on
the Alpowa River, fifteen miles below
Lewiston. He reports that the Norton
murder was led by Hus- Hus- Cut. Chief
OF the Wa-Wa- Wi and Polouse Indians,
and says there are many more killed
than reported. He says a man stopped
at his place aud told him Chief Joseph
had declared he had warriors enough
10 whip all the soldiers at Forts Lap
wal and Walla Walla il they were at
one post, let alone two. People at
Lewiston. the messenger says,
fa'f BLAME GEN. HOWARD
and Indian agent Montieth for the
whole trouble. There are more killed
than named in the dispatches sent, and
the difficulty is.far worse than report
ed. The trouble did not originate
about horse trade, but was q regular
outbreak. tr..4 $50
4 EVERY MAN ON SALMON RIvzR KILLED.
's A wslla walla dispatch says that
DIR. Dorr received letter dated Lewis
ton, June 2ist, which says: ''rhe In
dians have killed every man on salmon
River, but let the women and children
live. A company of cayalrymen. aud
Jim Lawler, an Indian, and forty OF
his men came TO Lewiston to-day with
all the employees and all the whites OF
Kamiah. The reservation at Lapwai
has been abandoned, aud all have come
to Lewiston. i have just returned
from a scout to Granderonde River. A
party of warriors of about 80 in on the
south side OF Snake River. They APP
peared to be making their way to Wal
Iowa. The Indians have
GOT TIE BEST OF THE SOLDIERS
up to this time. They have Killed
about thirty, and driven them back
from White Bird 10 Mount Idaho. The
killed and wounded up to this time
amount 10 about fifty. The troops
from Walla Walla cannot get to Comas
Prairie. IL will take 500 soldiers 10
whip Joseph's band. Winnemucca
and his baud are encamped near Cow
Greek, in Idaho, armed. They claim
TO he peaceable, but the.Governor tel
egraphed 10 Silver City instructions for
Winnemucca to return, but he refused
10 do so, saying
uH WOULD FIGHT FIRST.
About twenty or thirty Indians
from Malheur Reservation passed Mall
heur village Monday with n baud OF
horses In the direction OF the Weiser
country. II is reported that an Indian
ut Canyon City said the Government
had better take the Agent at Rinehart
away, or he might get killed. There
has been considerable dissatisfaction
existing among the Indians in regard
Rinehart."
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PLANTING WHITE Skin oS.,A BLACK
MAS.-There is coal-black negro man
In our vicinity who will soon have q
beautiful white stomach--a stomach
covered with as pure white democratic
skin as ever grew in Edgefieid. This
po doubt sounds both ridiculous and
alarming. but We viii explain. Some
weeks back, DIR. Walter Hill and DIR.
Wallace Bland cut off from the stom.
ach Of this negro huge tumor weigh
ing many peunds, and upon the large
bare spot left by the operation, they
have planted numberless little stsrs OF
skin pipped from their own arms,
These stars have taken root and are
fast spreadipg ont to meet each other,
so that as we have already said, the
black man will soon have a beaunfui
white dcmocratic stomach--at All
evcnts on the outside. Science itwon-
derfnl, and in this case noble. Skin y
all the radicals and ncgrcs have LETT US,
and 10 be thss generous with II Is Ger
tainly very mngnanimous.-l Aobev'iie
(S. C.) Medium. W f,rfstsp.aa
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CURE ron DRUNKENSEss.- mixture
made up as follows, snd..taken in guam
titles equal to an ordinary dram, and
as often the desire for strong drink re-
turns, will cure fhe worst case OF
drunkenness;
Sulphate of iron, five grains; pepper
mint water, eleven drachms; spirits OF
nutmeg, one drach. This preparation
acts as tonic and stimulant and par
tally supplies the place Of the accus-
toned liqnor. and prevents the abso-
lnte physical and moral prostration
that follows from n sudden breaking
off from the use of stimulating drinks.
II is to be taken in quantities equal to
an ordinary dram. and as often as the
desire for strong drink returns.|Bos-
ton Journal.
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rnn, allrho Yonr Round.

From All The Year Round.
Russian priests are q disgrace 10
Christianity: "He has priests eyes, !"
is proverb which means that the per-
son so characterized is lustful, greedy
and self-seeking. Moreover. they are,
in a drunken nation, the most drunken.
A friend OF mine, who stayed several
months at n Russian country house,
says il was n common sight 10 see two
priests laying in cart, rs pigs do when
they are driven to market. One
Saints day, he tells me, the priest
came to the chapel too far gone 10
read tho service; instead OF being
struck dumb with shame, he actually
whined out an apology: 1--WE poor
fellows spend all OF our time in pray
ing for others, aud have no one 10 pray
for us; no wonder. therefore, We fall
under temptation" Things are just as
bad in Bulgaria; an English engineer,
who has Just written a book OF his ex.
perieuce ther,, went over one Sunday
To attend church whose pope had
a great reputation for sanctity. There
was no service, for the pope" was ly.
ing dead drunk among the nettlcs a.
the back OF his Bojko (whisky) shop
IT heard" quantity adds the writer
"that for the five previous Sundays his
place been among those vegetables
Is il any wonder the Turks look on
religion which has such teachers az fit
ter for swine than for men?
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From the Golden Ceuscr.
No woman can carry on a Irritation
with married man that is not GRIMM
al. No woman can flirt innocently even
with a young man. II is the first step
toward unbalancirg his character
Through her he sees ether women, and
forms an estimate. The young girl
who enters q family and wins the affec-
tions OF the husband and father know
inely--and she cannot do il otherwise
has entered on the road 10 perdition.
There is a punishment for the house
breaker. but none for the home-break-
err. who steals aud mars life's best
treasures. Every woman has the hrst
best right to her husband. he Is hers
in sickness and health, TO love and
cherish, rs exclusively as she should
be his. He is her protector against all
the adverse circumstances OF life. NO
other woman has any right to the same
attentions and endearments, and wife
has n perfect right TO resent such in
trusion. A man who saw another
mans arm around his wife's waist
would consider il case for court, or
an exercise for pistol shooting. Wo-
! men. with keener sensibilities and fiuer
natures, feel it deeper Htouches the
heart. .-'
A certain sensible friend OF mine
says the two things she will never al
low anybody TO meddle with are. her
husband aud her sewing-mschine.-
Such Hirtations are unworthy OF true
manhood or womanhood. They biigh'
the lives that were made in the orig
inal OF God, and make the innocent
suffer for the guilty. All mothers wi
do well to see that their daughters ar
not mentally grown on the morbie
books in which somebody is Away
represented az falling in love will
somebody eise's husband or wife, ana
"sonl union" pictured, which Is onl,
intended 10 veil the incarnation oil Inst
There are enough men and women
j fail by the force OF circumstances. Q
the deprnvify OF the original sin, with
ont educating any W It, Ii IL wei
enough for ms 10 pull our or or ass on
of the pit, but we do not want TO di
y pits for them 10 fall iato.
Many a soul has gone blood-staine
into the presence Of its maker, ser
thither by climax OF dark circun
stances eronght. sbout by woman
Irritation, Don't flirt. IL is unwomai'
". il is untrue 10 your ser; ~ Is
wrong apaiust that mother whose men
|. orv Won revere. The. man you nj
tempting will not respect you. an
worse. sou. viii not respect yourself.
1 IL.
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being short account Of what Mary thinks
I the dog law In New York Clty.l ilfy
Mary had q little dog
Its hair was white as snow
But Mary's ma wss all agog Jos
For fear Of hydropho. t. i1lls.'
She tied the dog up with a string
That measured four feet long;
The law required this cruel thing ~ini
Though Mary thought it wrong. i. aI
When Mary took her dsily walk,
A-Ieading of the pup,
II nlade the neigh6ors laugh and talk %
To see him trip her mp. t
He ran around a peanut stand
That happened 10 be near,
And Mary took tumble, aud
Her stockings did appear. -
"what makes the young men Iangh &c
muchf"
The neighbors did inquire. !liil -.lf
because a puppy's nature such.' 70
Said Mary, red as hre, r4nl1 t
New York Worldi
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Gna-siy ss,.,ersenl aem,nescenocs.


There is a curious decree, 0f Louis
XIV, dated 1910, which ordained that
the body OF a snicide should be tied 10
a carts tail so that the head should be
jolted "a IL was dragged over stony
road. IL was then hanged, feet feet
uppermost, and cast into a comron
ditch. The goods Of a snicide were
also sequestered by this law, as those
Of felon, bat curmtrr Was named
who would excnlpate him on furnish
ing proofs either that he was 81 mn
sound mind or that his death hal been
really occasioned by third person a
plra which gave large msrgin 10 the
defepse A strange practice existed of
placing the suicides body astride upon
a wooden horse during these legal pro-
ceedings, and II they were likely 10 be
protractsd by the necessity OF produe-
ing evidence from distant places, The
corpse was picked with salt TO prevent
decomposition, and must have looked
a most gruesome object. The usagcs
of the middle ages hal been still more
abominable, for 81 Augustine and the
Fathers Of the Church, had proDounc-
ed suicide 20 be worse than murder, so
that IL was treated accordingly, and iu'
dicial honos Of unspesksbls atroc'iy
ensueu. r--F-r -v -
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Medical.
, pa. scHsscws su.mos'o ssssvp.

\ Or. sCHehCkS PulMohtc sfhor.
sks WEED Tssle. Asp MAspaskF PnAs. -'ciese
medicines have undoubtedly performed more
cures OF Consumption than any other remedy
known 20 the American public. They are COM
lpundsd OF vegetable inEreiients, iani, contain
nothing which can be injurious to the human con-
stitutlon. other remedies advertised a. cures
for consu,nrtlsn. probably eohtaa epum. shioh
is a somewhat dangerons drug In all cases, ana
u taken freely by consumptiye patients, Il must
10 great injury for rs tewisncy Is TO eonnne the
morbid matter In the system. which OF course,
must make n cure impossible. schencks Pub
Inonic Syrup II warranted not 70 contain parti-
Gle Of opium: it A. composed OF powerful hut
harmless herbs vhtn set Oh ne lunek iiser
stomaeh. ana blossi. assthus corsect al mofbid
secrectlons. and expei all the diseased matter
from the body. These are the only ipeans, by
which Consumption can be. cured, and as
schenck's Pulmonlc syrup, Sea Weed Tonic, and
Mandrake Pills are the only medicines that oper-
ste In this way, It Is obvious they are the only
genuine cure for Pulmonary CONSUMPTION. Each
bottse OF this invslmable medicine is acoompani-
ell by fnil directions. Dr. schenck In profession
ally at his principal once, corner sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia, eyery M0,dHy. where ail
letters for advise must be addressed.
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He viii not visit her any more. The
cat was asleep in chair In the parior,
hut he did not notice IL until he sat
down. Tho cat saw the mistake at the
same time he did. Tho threads lett In
tho cats claws indicate that his panta.
looms were al wool cloth, which must
have cost about 40 per yard, -.ss
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A NRw CASAL.-Gen. Ely, land COM
missioner Partridge, Attorney General
Kirchner, and others, have gone on a
tour of inspection to the new water
Just opened between Petosky and Che,
boygan. The contract for this im-
provemept was let February %, 1876,
TO o. Il. Green, OF Chicago, aud Fran
els NJ. Sammons and David Smith, OF
Cheboygan. The improvement was
confined 10 the waters in Antrim and
Kalkaska counties, commonly known
as Elk river, the narrows between Elk
and Round lakes, Torch river, and
Clam river at the confluence OF the
latter with Torch lake; and Indian riv.
or, Burt lake, Crooked river aud
Crooked lake in Cheboygan and EN-
met counties. The work consisted IN
dredging and opening new channels
and IN erecting artificial means to pro
tect those channels. BY this improve.
ment between 400 and 800 miles Of in
land lake shore has been opened 10 The
beuefits of navigation. The contracl
price for this work vas el4, $50, to be
paid for in swamp land al 81. is pc
acre. OF this amount Mr.. Greene re
ceived sil,550 for dredging, and
MessrHs Sammons and Smith received
the balance Of the appropriation 10
buildipg breakwaters. piling, and clear
ing distinctions from the stream. Tn
Board OF Control OF State swamp land
have had control Of the matf.s, an'
the work las been done under the sup
ervision Of local commissioner. MI
Chandler. ~ Cheboygan.-t Lansinl
Republican.
The Emperor OF Russia has sent N
Emperor Of fyapana magnificent vaf
four feet high pnd cut from . singl
block Qf agate -. -. -.
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M,use MoxEY.--It is the duty OF
.vcrv man 10 have in view the making
~ profit: TO have more at the end ri
the year than al its beginning. In
other words, IL should be carefully pro-
yided that enterprises viii with fair
average success reward the promoter
Farmers ere no. exception 10 the rule;
they can make profit; t Is possible
that the farm can bs made 20 pay good
return; but IL need not be done at the
expense OF homo and family comfort
or supplies. Provide for the family,
supply the stomach, and gil The pocket
BOOK isrta i.,---s
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Trains are run by Chicago time, which Is %
minutes slower than Detroit and Cleveland time.
All trains run daily. except sundays.
CONNECTIONS. Close connections mahe az lp.
silanti with VI. e. X. X. for All points east aml
west AZ Manchester, with jackson Branch on
Is A NJ. \. X. II. AZ Hillsdale; with l.. :: ".
sRR At Bankers, with Ft w .. a ;. X H.
for points north and south.
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Peddler. .,f.


sio.x City Iia) Journal. e'if - 81 as,-
We lear, ola plneky womsn living
ueer Tabor. She is q widow. living on
! f,yu and when the Northwestern
Iighsnlne. Rod man came around she
sirned ~, order for a rod 70 be put ON
The main part OF her house. when ,ne
wnrknien came 10 pat 10 mp they want,
-, a. ~, 4 A rod on the wing. She did
not want a rod there, aud told them 80;
INT they insisted on putting u mp, and
ala pnt n mp. Then they came IN and
wsutcd the lady 10 sign tho note foI
the payment OF che whole She refus'
ed 70 do so, when they began TO threat
en- her, and at last became 'io,ens 49,, ~
n wood and hit OF them across th'
faces The other came 20 his camrade''
assssancr. bat The courageous woma'
presented q shotgun, and the fellow
! lett
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All trains daily except sunday.
CONNECTIONS:

CONNECTIONS
At tJackson--Close connections are made with
Michigan central, Jackson, Lansing A saginaw,
Grand River Valley, and Michigan n Line Kali
roads.
Southern Railroad. -.
Al Bankers-wlth Detroit. Hilisdale South
Western Railroad.
Southern (Air Llnel.
At Auburn Junction-with Detroit, Eel River
A Illinois AMI baltimore Ohio Railroad:
Al Fort Wayne-With Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
Chicago Toledo, Wabash Western, Port Wayne
Mnncie a Cincinnati, and Cincinnati, Richmond
A Fort Wayne Railroads.
r. n. LOOMS, Prest and GenT Manager.
SIX HOOPER. Gen.rTicket Agent
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LAKE. STORE q MICH 500 : hI0B
CEN7RAL-JACRS0Nd Fl.
WA YNE- ID. H. q u.
LAKE SHORE a micn. SOU. q. q.
Trains VIII leave the stations named. ~ iouOws

~ Michigan ACCOMMODATION, going West
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids
Train at White Pigeon.
sr- Mall aud Night Express trains going east
connect with Trains for Detroit &C Adrian ~
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REST REMEDY IN THE LAND.

IrTTrE FALLS, N. Y, sept 2sd, 1875.
Ma n. II. SrEvESs--Dear Sir: desire TO state
10 Won nat was anicfed with breaking OUT
Of hlotrhcs ana p,mples on my face and neck for
several years. Ihaye tried many remedies, but
none cured the humor on my face and neck NJ
ter gsing two or three eoitles OF yOur Negiune
believe N IN the best mefitfne for all Impurities
Of the blood that there n In ine land, and should
highly recommend it 70 the afflicted public.
Mr. Perrine IL well known architect and
builder at Little Pals, n. Y; having lived there
and In the vicinity for the last thiry three years
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.ol els. soas. ccs ss-si s-s ~
.snitls
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DETROIT. hiLLsDALE 4 SOUTH
WESTERN n. r.
WESTWARD Trains.

Trains win leave the stations named. as follows,
from and after June cath. 1871
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TT. WAYNE, JACKSON q SAC. Y. r.

short Line between Michigan and
the south.
TINE CARD IN EFFECT NOV. &c, 1916.
Trains run by chicago Time.
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Columbus ioioA.u h3oP.s. iAS N.
Arrive AZ
L.s.SM. :. Trains from Detroit and main
and AR Line y. y. n. AMI Jackson trains sr-
irving In Toledo make connection with the two
Express trains which leaves the Pennsyivls snr
Depo.-ths Omnibus Line making the transfer
from union depot IN 30 minutes.
Dirert connections made In Union Depot a.
Columbus for Newark, GAINESVILLE, Pittsburpn,
wheeling, Baltimore, Washington ami PhNssel-
mia: also, for Dayton .fncinn&fL. LOuisyille ano
All points south and southwest.
Pullman Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
frot, Coluuibus % Baltimore, Washington and
phfiAlelphia. without change.
Trains will arrive and depart from Toledo n
Pennsylvania cos depot, Weter street, foot OF
WA. MILLS, Gen. Ticket agent.
ORl.AND SMITH, Gen. supt
". NJ. GREENE, President.
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The Emperor OF Russia has sent the
Emperor Of fyapan.s magnificent vase
four feet high pnd cut from single
block ol seA's 81 vxx a.
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Kate Claxton is only her stage name.
She is known in private life as Sallie
Mander.
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LANSING DIVISION.

Trains Will leave the stations named. as follows
------- aot~a SoRTH
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-12-01
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP

is a Specific in those DISEASES which hav
been heretofore treated with /" Sulphur Ointments" having tn
advantage of being CLEAN, IsoFFESsIvE and USTSJURToUs
Clothing.