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We find the following in one of the
Macarthur papers. Mr.. Tltui. the agent Is
known to most of our citizens
Buy TiIR WEED. Decidedly one Of the best
means of saving time and trouble in sewing is
TO use q Weed Machine. The fact is apparent
TO all who are acquainted with the value Of the
article. For the benefit of those who are not.
we may state tbe following facts /; The Weed
Machine is capable Of performing a range Of
work unsurpassed by any other offer ed to the
public. It admits of beln g operated with the
greatest rapidly and ease. II presents all the
improvements that inventors have so far made,
and Is, perhaps In every respect as nearly per-
feet as y machine of the kind can be. Notwth-
standing these superlOrltles II can be bought at
a very moderate price. J. s. Titus, the gentle
manly and enterprlstng Agent for Vinton and
other counties. can supply oil who may wish q
Machine. We would advise ladies, when about
supplying themselves In this line TO 20 and see
this Machine In operation. They can then
Judge Of It's worth. Every facility for inspec-
ton will be afforded and Mr.. Titus will be found
liberal In his dealings. u.e rt.fIa.
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EARLY MARRIAGES IN JACKSON
OUNTY--- 1917

10 re y tAF t- .. u
William Dugan and Mary Ann Cozad, Jan. 7,
by Henry Cozad, j. P
John Spencer and Margaret Nickel, Jan. 4,
Thomas W. LcNrh, j, p
William Gliland and Elizabeth Miller, Jan.
p, 10y Isaiah N. Ford, Minister
Mercd It'll HiIIand Alkaline Reed, Jan. 16, by
s. S. Vandcvert, j. P.
Sanford Bacus and Nancy Scullock, Feb. 10,
by james McClung. j. P.
Henry james and Ann Vaughn, Jan. 80, hy
James Miller ]. P. |.s
Martin Dav is and Rachel Spriggs Feb. /, by
John s, Stephenson, j. F. 7 la & q
Moses Stroud and Annis e. Harding, Feb. O.
by j. Morris. (0fci al character not slated) D
Aaron. boyd aud Polly Eubanks, Feb, !, by
George W. Hale, j. P. ,..-..-l-
Jnnies H. Hartley and shsan Fisher Feb. s,
b. jacob Delay, Minister. fg,rs.
George Yeager and Mahala Holinshead, Feb
s, byTh0mas w. Leach, j. P r sg'Tts en-
Philip Wa ldron ard Elizabeth Turner March
7th, bynazstB albee, J. P.
Benjamin Meocbam aud Matella Davis Feb.
{ g. by Samuel Carrick, j. p.
andrew ETans aud Mary Rice, Feb. %, BY
George W. Hale J. P.
David scurlocb and Mary Buck, March Z, by
George W. Hale, j. p
jacob B.csmons and MlIy Erwin, March 5,by
| Christian Yager, ]. P.
Madison Taught and Harriet Brown, March
I. by Joseph spriggs, Minister.
Brown Il. kirkpatrick and MOrtha Ann Pre-
card, March 10, by Aaron Walterhouse, J. p.
James Hanna and Ha rret Buris, March IA,
by George W. Hale, J. P. ......,.. ......
Aaron GRAY and Sarah Harvey March 27,by
Aaron Walterhouse, }. P. ,.,..
Robert Johnson and Nancy Buckley, March
10. by Samuel Carrick, j. 2.
Timothy Lewis and Lucy Calhoun, March 2l,
by James NJ Cole. j. P. WAN
James Steward and Margaret Mercer, March
21, by Joseph s. Bprggs, Minister.
William N. Dodge and Jane Strickland, March
23, by Andrew Cassidy, j. 2.
Henry Blake and Catharine Brown March
"a, BY P. Murdoch, J. P.
Caleb Alexander aud Susan Cozad, Feb q, by
Samuel Darby, Minister,
in ."- camp Ior then 8
the names OF more than One Thousand NeWs-
papers aud cost Of advertising in them.
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The Only Reliable Cure For
lgDYsREPSIA
In the KNOWN World.

DIR. wIsHARTB GREAT AMERICAN DY.
sPEPsIA PILLS and PINE TREE TAR COR
DIAL are positive and infallible cure for dy.
spepsIa 10 liz most aggravated form, aud no
matter Of how long standing.
They peDel rate ihesecretnbOde Of this terri
bic d sease and exterminate #, root and btapch,
forever.
They alleviate more agony and silent suffer-
ing Than tongue can tell.
They are otcd for eurfpg the most desperate
and hopeless cases, when every known means
failto afford relief
No form OF dyspepsia or indigestion can re-
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Gro. P. RowELL& Co. are the New York Ad-
vertiSing Agents for this paper, and complete
files Of 1t can be examined at their Office by any
ne making application. This firm has reduced
advertising 10 more perfect system than has
heretofore been known. "
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~ Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
from nervous Debility, Premature Decay and
alIthe effects of youthful indiscretion. will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need it, thereceipt and directions for MAX
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience can do so by addressing, in perfect
confidence, s. .EDJgJoHN B. OGDEN,
T..o No. ~ Cedar street, New York.
Nav %. 'G9-y FlFf.f'iI. ~
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WORDS, OF WISDOM
FOR YOUNG MEN

On tie Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Man
hood, With SELF HELP for The Erring and un-
fortunate Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Medical Notice.
MediCabN0tiCe. DIR. COnr may be

consulted in 1860 as follows; aah
In JACKSON. at the Gibson House, on Wednes-
days, and until the accommodation train goes
north, on Thursdsys In the afternoon, Feb. 18th
and 18th; April 7th and 9Th May 18th and 18th;
June 16th and 18th; July 21st aud 22d Oct.
18Th and I4tll; Nov 17th ane 18TH ttA
In HAMDEN, at the jackson House, on Tues
days, Feb. 10th Il April g. May II; June 10;
July 20; Sept u Oct II; Nov. l6. "a .
DIR. CoxE most cordially invites all persons In
delicate healll TO visit bis rooms. They will be
amply rewarded for their trouble, by the thor
ough examination, and satisfactory description
given their cases. ejd1 tee u ign.a
Consultation free In all cases. asa $500
Announcements for 1870 made at November
visit.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE =
"Pcnll Letter Book"

For Copying Letters without Press or Water.
This is the greatest time, labor, and money
saving invention of the age and none sec IT, but
to praise its simplicity and convenience. as YOU
have only to place the written letter under the
copying leaf, and rub with the hand. An Agent
has hut to show it properly, aud it sells hssiE-
Adapted to ere,y Kind Of business. 1t does not
pldy ont, as the first sale is only beginning.
Address P. GARRETT u CO.. Chcae0, I'll.
4w
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How EIOstetter's Bitters cure Oys.
pepsia.

THE WHOLE STORY IN NUTSHELL.
The Office of the stomach is to convert the
food into q cream-like semi. fluid called CHYME.
This is effected partly by the action of solvent
called the gastric juice, which eXudes from the
coating of the stomach, and partly by mcchan-
ica movement of that organs which churas, as
it wore, the dissolving aliment. The CuYME
passes from the stomach into the duoden um, or
entrance to the bowels, where it is subjected to
the action of the bile, and the nutritious portion
of it converted into fluid called Chye which
even TALLY becomes blood.
Now. 1t Is evident that II the great solvent the
gastric juice, is not produced in sufficient guam
tity, or of the mechanical action of the stomach
is not sufficiently brisk, the rSt process Of d.
gestion will be but imperfeetly performed. 1t is
also clear that Ii the liver, which plays such an
important part in changing the nourishug por
tlon of the ehyme into the material efthe blood,
ia congested, or in any unnatural condition, the
second process will not be thoroughly accom-
pHshed.r TheTesult Of the teQtqitErssis is Syspp-
sia comp Heated wi ti bRioasness. - -t''
The mode in which HOSTETTER'S B1TTERS
" Z
operate in such cases is this they invigorate the
cellular membrane of the stomach, which en-
wolves the gastric juice, thereby insuring an
ample suficieney of the fluid to completely dis
solve the food They also act upon the nerves
of the stomach causing an aeceleration of the
mechanical movement necessary to reduce the
food to a homogeneous, mass. They also act
specifically upon the liver, strengthening it,and
SO enabling it to produce an ample and regular
supply of bile. for the purpose of converting the
nutritious particles of the CAimc into Chye' and
promote the passage through the bowels of the
useless debris.
In this way, HOS LETTERS BITTERs cure
dyspepsia aud liver complaint. The explanation
is plain, simple, philosophical, and tue.-n4, m
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~. DIR. WISHART'S /, Il,
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL,

nNA Nn@@f bEH O&bt0bN@s
Il Is the vital principle Of the Pine Tree, oh.
tanned by peculiar process in the dlstilston
Of the tar, bf which its highest medical prop
critics are retained Itinyigorates the digestive
organs and restores the appetite. 1t strength
ems the debilitated system. It purfcs and en-
riches the blood and e&pels from the system
the corruption which scrofua breeds on the
lungs 1t dissolves the mucus or phlegm which
s'oPs the air ppssa ges of the lungs. It's heal
Ing principle acts upon the irritated surface Of
the lungs and throat, pcpetI ating to each dis
eased part, relic wing pain and subduing infam-
nation. 1t Is the result of years Of study and
experiment, and it Is offered TO the afflicted
with positive assurance of its power to cure
the following diseases, if the patient has not too
long delayed resort to the means Of cure:-
Consumption Of@e Lungs, CoUgh Sore Throat and
Breast, bronchitis, Liysr Complaint,
q blind and Bleeding Piles, a sthmd,
WkOoping Cough, DiptAeria, &c.
Amedical expert holding honorable collegi
ate diplomas, devotes his tnlire time to the Sx-
am nation Of patients at the office parlors. AS
sOclated with him are three consulting Physlci-
ans of acknow lodged eminence, whose serV ices
are given 10 the public FREE or CHARGE.
This opportunity is offered 10y no other in-
stiutiOn in the country.
Letters from any part Of the country asking
advice will be promptly and gratuitously
responded to. Where convenient remittnnces
should take the shame Of
DRAFTS OR PoST-OFFICE ORDERS.
Price of Wishart's American Dyspepsia Pills,
81 box. Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Price of Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial $3.50
a bottle. or s11 per dozen. Sent by express.
All communications should be addressed
L.Q. G. WISHART, NJ D. :,
No. 282iNorth Second Street, 4
Oct 28. '6s.-3m PHILADELPHIA.
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ONLY ONE


Hair Dye has been proved poisonless. Profes-
or Chiffon, whose reputation as an apaIy ytcOl
chemist gives hls statements the weight Of au-
thorty, announces that s-
CristaderO's Excelsior Hair Dye
has been subjected to the proper tests in his
labor atory. and that the results showit 10 be
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS,
as well as admirably adapted to the purposes for
which tits designed. This Is imporiantias the
public has just been warned, by two leading
scientific organs, against " ga'A
,y THIRTY DEADLY DYES r
now before thepublic
CRISTADORo'S HAIR REPRESENTATIVE, as
Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair after
Dyelng. Try It,, 5 Oct 2l-m. J.
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410 Chestnnt street. Plladelph 10, P
Cont fort and Bliss, or Pain and
Agony. 1UFB'

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Comfort and Bliss, or Pain and
Agony. 1UYB
DIR. TOBIAS CELEBRATED VENETIAN
LINIMENT, whose wonderful cures, sure and
instantaneous action, in Cases of Chronic Rheu-
matlsm Headache. Toothache Group Cuts,
Burns, Collie, Cramps, Dysentery, etc have as
lohished the civilized world is no new catch
penny but an nrt icle that has stood the test of
twenty-five years. The enormous sale and rN-
pidly increasing demand is at once the surest
evidence Of It's u seiulness and popularity. No
family should be witho ut bottle in the house.
Hundreds of dollars and many hours Of suffer-
ing may be saved by Its timely use. 'fa's -
Collie, oramp aud Dysen terry yield at once to
its pain-curative properties. 1t is perfectly in
noeeht. and can be given TO The Oldest person or
Youngest child. No matter il you have no con.
fidence in Patent Medlcines-try this and you
will be sure 10 buy again. aud recomnend.it to
your friends. Hundreds of Physiei ans re COM
mend it in their practice.
Sold by the Druggists and storckeepers.-
Price Fifty Cents and One Dollar. Depot 10
Park Plnce, New York, Oct 2l-m
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TAXES FOR THE YEAR le
Notice 70 tlC Tax -PaVGISQf Jackson C0NlE, Ohio.


correctly the following
tableowing Dollars
each the Townships Incorporated Towns County
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New Livery Stable.

wHosss and buggIss to hire Enquirsat the
''a aug 1saHS .is4-a a0 Dr.. T. MoNAHAN. 4,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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n s75 to $500 per month. male and female, to
sell the celebrated and original Common Sense
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State OF ohio Ex. Rel Thomas Williams VS..
William Conner. Hnbeas Corpus. Williams Is
guardian ofhis grandson aged nine years, and
he claims that defendant restrained said child,
and he asked for custody. Conner denied the
restraint. Custody Of child given to Williams,
he, as guardian, paying the costs, S2I 49,
Will of William j. Johnson proven. and oc-
tavia j. johnson and Samuel H. johnson Sp-
pointed executors. Bond s1,O0e.
One account 6led. sgf,la sg4AT'F
Fourteen accounts settled.
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THE following are the proceedings in
the PROBATE Court of Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday iasts' q
bas as,,t sgMAHRtAGE tAeRNsEs. s .st.
Stephen G. Harm on and Rebecca E. Foster t
William T. Arthhrahd Rachel Davis, '.,
John W. Butcher and Mary e. Kaufman. no
Stephen Harris and Nancy Rust. lsJ
John Stanley and Mary E. Hill.
Aaron Watson and EliSabetli Anderson p ; ~.
Zone license issoes shicl} We are. requested
not to publish.) .r
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Business Notices.

NpsHazrEas rlaJ tIc Advertisement. ollER
yrHNosr Elaann sNB FARsuniu tliis ISSUE Use
prospectus tseta,a 81 forth stands anrivallaa IN
the sunasd uonti journalism Isegrersm
waa RaHeNai 81 tllt State a large sA5a take
fGE ,AMoNr IEeoHD ANp fnaun. Read thc
uncrs 81 premiums, headed aFREEs
Badness. Grayntss and other mroTfcatiaus of
tho Hair sill d regarded on ueEer-a5u after d
trial u MIS-. S. a Allen's improved ,uow ttylc)
Hair lestafer CO Dressing ca one b5ttlc3 Egr-
icy Drusgh, sglsa Price 0ae Dollar In}5.
Ny aii- choice and saolc family pre-.
lotG Mrs s. A. AlIca improved lueg a'ylcl
Hair aast3rof 9r Dfcsaing Gu ong b5tlIo) Ege-
ry Druggist sells H. Price One Dollar.
--Rauues Pain Killing Magic Oh is sul by
mont o. oar Druggist and Merchants, and is con-
sindered one Of the best remedies for pain ia Che
market, and Is 10 clean and delicious 20 usc, that
II is rather Of luxury than a medicine
1t is now generally admitted by honest phys
ic.sus that wsgn once thu Consumption is fairly
fastened upon the langs, no human power can
save the patient from death, They also say that
ab1nt Gfty pr cent ~ those who die from lhis
disease can traeelhe gausa % neglected cola or
cough, which might have been cured BY small
bottle q Liquid Op9dall9c or what Il Che same
thing. "Jousaua Auolyne Imminent"
Gut tbs notice out and bring IL with you.-
We ore authorized q refund the cash to any per-
sou or persons who shall buy ana uso "par.on's
Pmgatige Pills" ANA fal o. r.lIafand satisfaction
The attention q our readers i directed 10
the Advertisement n Goes Dyspepsia Curo in
another part q the pepper This truly Valuable
Medicine is recommended by all who usa it.-
Read the cartihcates
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Goes .e3 salaFy : s5,5)0,
The Democratic Cluyaatian " CDuuotueu'
.asc rtn4miaatea tic present State officers.
IAf largest tobacco mafkel ia tbs world Is
aiasule, n.y.
lhe Virginia paptgs record extensive purchase
- q real estate By parties from the NORTH.
II Il stated ibat Mf Earts tells BIS friends
hat be eiH nos aecept tha Attorney Genealsbp
.hasr the ugst administration f ~ offered
LOT tae tpebty-tuf seuadAea ea5 base oo-
aupied ia, speaktr shat af tie National H3ass
q representative s,aee tte organization " tae
agecfnmrut Nta Eusa1d las bad boat ate.
some very femsgEss raaursions 10 oPiu.
have been teesa tg aaf eg5, nas 01o n
l0st extraordinary Is tlat = sHlGagemar Wise
ths declares iA fsgea, lsiisr that ~ praises
"a q, gle usr overs day. notwithstanding it's
disaster ana deaths a. special prJv,leacc. ia-
Fsnsalle fgpe 4e Agl mx heirs Forever igom
81 peakness fact aicatiaess Il African slays
rs
Tho oldest i4frlslcF Is Vermont B HN A.
hehi-. afHu.utres ~ smthc eighty ghth
~ = St. ~ saI tae s4aty .8ash . Is. mime
q, baung praarAcl g. Bnhtree afty-o shf
Afst 30 sFaafa ft+tA4E.tN ialttiH-
= y 3 e WassI5ra sl.a 6 esghty--fven years
81 saA &. ln shs sgiy ua }esf y Be- minis
q Il 80 preached nler, u.ah q. 90 sermails
slas st,saAsl si,lai daa fauerzls.
o. d 2u.5ss immigsaats saa landed s. )
lb aga Reaf. let Us weFs Germans TAs arg
u af fmmiFraan d Nca 1ark was "a 50
asst, at sAam tias5 prp Gsrmsas. saa
~ tA t3Al isliasy ustiaa hzs ineFeased rssr.s
haat F5 eat Agl ae 6eman in.ul
ltat sady taat saaass psg eat
ltL@aAs pal.l .liss says sbAs 4 tls
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teet z naAl.ss tal 8A aamhf
4r75lths @osttta sM las3l.aaa iaefe
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SpcojaJ Notices.


ANBils lrfEcrs oN TIM WAX AND FErmE
TheQlals which searching cold madts upon Tie Vital
powae Of the dcbiiiacd ami delicate arc uot less So.
we're shan tee dun upon leis strength causel BY OK.
ccssye beat The yust disparity between tbc temper.
turl p oycfAe4trd roomsnod Offices this seasot and
tha fHdily 1fhe outer gF isl ruru scarce Of sics-
ness Mo oFf tht hody agalast the eyil consequences
thc sldiah Alterations q heat and cold reflts Il
tbs vital organization should be strengthened and en-
dowsa uIta Extra resistant poaorly rba use u whole
some lnyignraHt; and, o. preparations og this paryUse
whether embraced % he fcgalaa plarmaeo o,ia 0g-
rersed So size public aurals there Is none that VIII,
omp7r IS plrhy antey el.sao Wish H0srEFTEts
STOMACH BITTER, Acting directly upon TIE b.
gap viee aanyerts the food iuta tile nel Of Hs, lie
preparation inpars 10 1t toae and yiS9r w,ica Is cum
mUuisated 60 every ahre Of the frame. Jha digestive
function being acteiupt. by It's tonic operation Foe i3-
ee regulated ~. ne aau ulaus rnlsrtt. aud .s Hasle
matter % the systea carried % punlu by ils mild
pperfnt action thc whole Organization viii necessarily
be in the best possible condition 10 meet The sJrks Of
winter amp the sndisn ohangs ~ tcmpartmr. Tie
weak aud sensitive, especially cahnei ene0ugr lhesc
Nieiss.ludes vilh saty, unless their tender systems
are srgastb ned and bfaeel BY artificial means Every
l4Jaf sold staple 81 tmar Is adulu'Iand aud were
ito'bsrvss n,re alcohol o simply tsmpprrry etcit-
ant Witch whiu SIS first effects Aayu subsidized leaves
the physical powers land the mind woa) 10 worse
cpndislnn tlan blore HosrErgEHs MrTEG5 oh
Ac uther end contain the essential properties VI the
most valuable tonir md Alternative roots, iafss lnd
herbs and ldsir active principle 8. the mclowesc Toast
csdng shd most inocaobs Of all difusivo stimaaut+.
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slss@g Hs aI9 aaa Aax sHaEA srsas $3.50
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sssa4sa au 81 audwl Aesa ta ft5
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lH tbg IRA aa.a 81 $3.50 Big wa iu@
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