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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-04-06

For Constipation, Headacne. Pain in tn e Shoul-
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mouth, bilious attacks, Palpitation OF the Heart
Pain In the region of the Kidneys, ,despondency
gloom and forebodingS of evil. all OF which are
The onspring of diseased Liver.
The Liver, the largest organ In the body is
generally the seat Of the disease, and IL not
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quent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor APP
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from Torpid Liver or Biliousness, and nothing
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have never seen or tried such simple, effi-
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my life.-H. Halnes, ST. Louis, Mo.
Hon. ALer II. Stephens.
n,GSs ,oce9si9nally nr use when my condition re-
good efect.-Hon. Alex. II. Stephens
Governor of alabama.
Your Regulator has been i'm my family for
some time, and am persuaded il is q valuable
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1 have used the regulator I'm my family for
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President of City Bank.
simmons Liver Regulator has proved a good
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The Clergy
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Ladies' Endorsement
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Professional
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j. w. Mason.
". E. Florida Conference.
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DIR. /. T. Monahan will open the first
OF April. 1t is being renovated for that
purpose Portsmouth Globe.
DR.. Monahan has won notoriety here.
tofore in other ways. But the peculiar
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Ironton Commercial.
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We've heard it Ger and Ger,
Until that little lamb becomes
A perfect little bore.
So propose TO make a grave.
And dig it deep and wide;
That Mary's lamb and all its bards
Be buried side by side.
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-saHHasis lslslisass
M l. DiCAL.. .
II a "a e
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

For all diseases of the. Liver, stomach & Spleen.
MALARIoUs FEvERs, BOWEL CON-
PLANTS, DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DEPRES-
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22

Prom "a. ii't'p,Ae Mlcrs J1m,t1L
Dr. Elton says he WAS called 10 see mnu
named uonry iioshIns, slate miner, aged q
years llosklns sad Ia 4 he had gone ~ orb
without breakfis., "a he had MT fclt welt
About O'clocK he had drank some cold water
nnt the hiccough set In violently ut first, hut
consequently he dil not mind II IA much, think.
Ing it would soon disappear. II did not, how.
ever. and he then tried several local rom dies
surh ~ drinking nine swallows of W ter puttins
C'ld piece OF slate down his back, aud such
IKE cute-. lie became alarmed, for he felt he
was Retting weaker every minute. II continued
with renewed violence, and lloskins was ad,
vi'ed 20 80 home ~ the loss. III, wife made
him hot coffee, and he tried To eat breakfast.
hut MS appetite waS entie gone. lie began 10
shlyer, anu the hccougn sim continued as bad
~ ever. Toe doctor was then sent for. He al
once admins cred twontY drops of = i volatile
and fifteen drops Of ether m wine ri lss II Oi
camphOr water, tut that did not d. any good.
The doctor tried % divert tno mans mind from
IT, bat II was MI 90 no purpose. lie then We
the man thlrty drOpa Of lald tnum, AMI drove
back 10 ius house to procure Othnr rledi rt No
SIN the hlccough continued, ami IN nf,een min
uios al er the doctor lott tho IA n was corpse.
iIusklns seemed to be perfectly healthy IN every
Respect. His lnfuIt swclled grei dril before
he died, ANA no seemed to stranslv before hua
suueriBgs were over.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22
ENGLISH PRISON FARE.


In the course of some remarks on the
unhappy nnDleman who has for three wears OF
so been "langulshing" IN PRISON cell at Dart
moor, tne Birmingham gazette gives brief
inmate Of Government convict prison IN Elg-
land. rms comprises on alternate DAYS one
pint OF soup properly aspned, thlckened with
barley, rlce, carrots, and onions. four and half
ounces Of cooked meat, free from bone -iuore
meat than there Il ia an Ordinary mutton chop
a pound Of potatoes, aud ten ounces OF slet
pudding. Tue rest OF tins menu is made up Of
Cruel, tea, or cocoa hibs, anu liberal ration II
bread evJry day. Formerly naked meat ON sun
days, and n peculiarly toothsDme delioloy
innulgsnces granted to cOnvlcts; but these H.
tie luKuliss may nave been of late yeGr4 elimi-
mated from tho dietary. H. Will be scen, how
ever. and at glance, that the food provided fJr
the states hard bar2 nus Is, although c1-r,e,
uuIeniabiy WnOlesO no AID ancient, and tnat
IL Is much superior, bpth In quliitN and III qu n
thy u tue dict OF prisoners Ia county gaOls and
OF paupsrs IN worknOuses.
The LONDON Telegraph adds tho fol- Owing ro-
Elections. "ThOse lncdraOle parts ms OF col
lapssd cause VINO persist IA maintaining that the
Cl lnapt IL half starved IN MS cell Will doubt
less pOnt with melancholy triumDh to n circum-
stance noted by onr Midland contemporary that
Orion has been reduced In glrth to the extent
much Is II the better Tor Arthur orion, we
should sAy. Ii Is NOTORIOUS that. when he Vas a.
largO, ho WAS mOnsttOu,ly and unhealthiiy TAT,
and the elimination Of his corpuleuce, uOW tn 1
lie Is no longer fed 'oI turtle soup with COLA
spoon. cannot fail To be aIVantageo ~ 20 MN.
modicum OF devotional Instruction and edlfy
lng reading, combined with the light and IN or
eStng laOOrs OF the sewing mdrutne, may
cyeniugly bring the stout culprt to a frame OF
ishng and pleasing 10 mis- few remaining adj
hcrCnts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22
1DRIIT on LAKE HURON.
Rescue Of Fifteen Bcnumbrd and Helpless
Per.ons from a ynwi boat.

PoRr llURoS. DOT. b--rhe steam barge
New JrK lear Cove Isl md, q 'irsitu b4y, on
Friday Lat, with tue schOpncr liutcnrr BOY ami
the oar-es Nalllo MudnYfa ana Il J. carney IN
tow. Llni wa, sghVcu tt Point aux ntrlfle,
{ ms htgh wHen tho ltItchor nly's tow nne
parted and separated her from tho steam hnr,r.
SnurtlY HUef to New i Ork cOnmohoed Leak
ing, and every effort was made 10 got her into
shoal water. Melnw ,fie tho " ttrr was rninins
FAST and drowned out tho lrOs. rua pro ell r
WIS then Al tine mercy OF the Waves, twelve
miles nom land, bet Seen Port Hop" ana sand
beach. A signal of distress was hOisted, wnich
WIS not seen ny a propeller and two large
schOOners winch passed ner. Al haif-n ist eleven,
tho crew, sixteen IN number. including one
woman, embarked IN the yawi boa, Can't
Miohhe q .Nin being tho last to got into III q
boat. twenty minutes afterwnrd tde prOpei r
went down.
For nye hours and - half thu crew worO at the
mercy OF the 10 l, which, from all TcDJrts, " -
tine heaviest OF tho season. lhe uOai was drift
Ing hel lessly into tie lake, the Wind being
north mort west. Tne weather WAS cold, with
frequent squalls aud snow. ins waves shed
over the open boat, which h11 fOot Ot water
In her all the time. The crew were all benumD bed
and could not have survived another i've hours
when tho iittis SCHOONER Nemesis nOYu III sight.
She was commanded ny Cant. SJpnse of south
amptOn, VINO, win three others, COupTi seu nor
crew. The Nemesis wore around twelve times
NJ immineni PERI 10 herself ana succeeded in
taking the crew Of the New York Ola board, with
the rXcepti ln OF WIN. SPARKS, fireman, OF
Buffalo, VINO III climbing aboard tell between
the boat and tho vessel and was drowned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22
THE TIRdNYULA's BITE.
strong Mans struggle with the Insecps
Pois0u-Singular Elects.


Dan sheppard. "A won kman on the South
Pueblo water-works ditch, At the st. Chares.
VS. bitten Nv a tarantuu on the evening Of Fri
DAY. October @. Sheppard was sleeping In a
cabin on the Grayhack ranch. lie had made his
bed on the door. and nad scarcely gone TO sleep
wncu he felt sOmeih hung pinch his lett shoulder
and then run across bis face. He trled to catch
" WIN MS hand. hut II escaped bim. Severe
pains beginning 10 shoot from the SHOULDER, Shep
pard becine convincei that lac had been bitten
by a tarantula. lie then ran up the railway
track 10 Nj. 4. Robinson's, about mile distant
I'm the nope OF getting some whiskey for use as
au antidnte, out uni rtunatel, Robinson had no
whtskef on hand. lie then returned down the
track aud went 10 house near where he was
bitten.
sheppard IA stout powerful man. but by this
tme he WIS nearly exhausted. The pain h ID
passed from his shoulder down his left side,
then into ms legP ma up his right side. until his
Whole body was affected, AMI he was In 70 tie
OF tho most excruciating agony. A ncighoor
Immediately mounted his horse and ealloped to
Pueblo, eight miles distant, for a supply of
whiskey.
In the meantime Sheppard returned to his
CAB n, aud In a short time, from the action Of
the poison, he became almost insensible, and
his pOdv, head and limbs became frigntfully
swollen. In Just two hours and half from tue
time ne was hiiten. sue much. needed niskey
was received from ruc1lo.
The poisoned m ~ now in very cri zeal
coniiiton. unaple to move. and evidently at tn
very gases OF death Th- whiskey was imm edi-
ateiy Administered. and no .peedily revived.
About quart was gwen hiin.when, as Sheppa d
btu-ef sty-, he trglu to feel himself the
.tropvest man IN Colorado. ana u was wish df-
hcultN that four nirn cputu hold him. IL soon
became evident TINT The whiskey would prove
an ~ cthal antidOts 10 I've tarantull piisOn.
Sheppard Is now recovering rapidly. and
though he is stili weak, aud has los, some %
poun ~ In weight. there Il h;tla dOuot that In
week or 40 he VII Ia oii rign, again.
IL Is little singular that, although the effects
were SO terrible she bite it.elf lefs a marx So
small a. 10 be scarcely percsptible. Al
though tue whole Of tne rest OF the body was
fcCted.
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rom M fhcl1nm Gtsffe
I'm sitting AZ du meath tne Old Dee hon tree.
Win it. caves hy tlf autumn miIr rue,
white they cling 10 INC -tens lke od iro unto me-
/ cream Vt tnr days wHth ia rot from ths Htrfs.
Aud m peacr tuo@o my plrrA vII pipt
on my bri"rwood pine -lf brlf fancy tnc twin.
what ti"Y - flrfi you Gre Itrf
Each pun VI white sun Arfuit N~Ipn M t1lr
As I'M poets Drisu nein, "ni Il area h7' t'ieiia
While tho dreamer dreams an Of IA, fac.
The reccv white clpuis that now AZ to the SKY,
Form the vision. / IlN, most to see:
Tniry shAprA sat uy hJYh 90 IS nrst dreams
sl.H 20 b-caou mt On, while oeYODI tho.h tnera
Abusnt failure IA waiting for me
Oh my hricrwooi nipc 1 meier loved thee ~ now
A. mt uir form an fsco steal ab0Vtt
SEE. N htCeo y NJ on To ahf,G rub - arc spreai
An sac pihtrt 10 ri fancy tine hrirht ami ahr All
Whele tle vi anu viii ties nO,niuS but love.
oh answer my pine. shall ny dr,ln he m fair
- Whom II chsrgcs ,u drtAn, % tue pastp
When autumn - tNt vi us MIX tns iel look As Aefa
As TIE leaves on the utrcu IRE tIl saetrr ne acre
Wal tht ree'r hc.rt Dee chilci by mo Diast2
Whilc mu.ing nHs : thrrrl around me hsap
or lr,a IT, ~ iyii Z ana d"idi
ANA ser ~ lnk 5erle pitn.y tc,taed
lue Slope ID ItN htI ia y IJbuO u concealed
by the form mat tar fancy hath bred.
While SIT or the banks " tna beautiful s,ream
J. ut ~inH fiheh MT bloom 10y lssIdc,
know tnAt thr snllop WIN ccrtsulY me
N",n VIZ roats are " llhrfeu, ~ carry nlc hOIne.
Aud that lie wnl 20 out With lie tide
Oh my briorwoot pip may Tho heart be a. iigm
al, when memory supplihis the brisit dream
MIN, " N'1 ~
And iic'S roses though dead. all their Fragrance ~
TIII'hey catch Al sternl.ys s,ssm. JOas Dov,r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22
IN THE LOWER REGIONS.
Where Bob InRer-oil Might Obtain Some
Useful ExDerience-IJJ Degrees

A reporter. DESTROYS of ascertaining from
personal OOservitlOn the exact situation OF
all tir5 at the Hale aud Norcross, visited the
mine this morning, donned "A miners suit.
mine ana descended. The uair OF prosDectors
reached the bottom Of the vertical shgft-l,3D)
teet-in few seconds, and. stopping across tue
Moor prepared to descend into the incline.
Al tue l,J0J-foot level the first pump station
was met. a tank at THIS station was receiving
the water from the l,lOO-fpot station. Tho
twelfth station Uhe 100 foot leyeD was reach cd
IA due time, without accident of any kind, hut
the heat had risen from % degrees at the LOO.
foot leyei to la degrees at tns lI0lfoot level,
stepped on platform over the stairway aud felt
the heat coming up IN solid body, and nearly
succumbed. His knees trembled Just a little,
and there was "a hAze came over hlu. out he
clenched his teeth, and followed the foreman
through "A door opening into the incline. The AR
here was cool and refreshing, and the reporter
quickly recovered his strength. Three or four
men, strip ped 20 the waist. were work ny ON the
platform OF the station, the ncrspiraLiOn rolling
of them in great beads. BY the for .nans dI
TectiOns the tank, which WIS runuing down to
the water level was halted at the l1OO loot level,
aud the two got aboard and were lowered to the
incline Ia feet to the water level The ste am
was arising from the surfloe and nling the cav
ern, and there was decidedly uncomfortable
sensation Of another wOr d. The W tier emitted
a sulphuruus odOr which, taken together with
the thick steam, llled the reporters mind with
frlghtiul forebodlngs. There were occasional
signs arising from the depths whiCh only served
to heighten the terror. Braciug himself against
tine beams, the foreman bent forward ana held
the thermometer in the water, ana tue reporter
read by means of candle wnich no held aooye
the thermometer the figures ljJ0 Stepping on
the bailer, Withnnt further ado the party gave
the seven-bell signal ana were soon standing at
the bottom Of the vertic Il shaft, one OF them. at
least, sincerely thankful 20 get out Of tue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22
Are tho Fo,.ii Footprints Fraud,


There seems to be a difference OF opinion
a. to whether the stones cont ninl fossil foot.
prints, found ON the farm Of Henry Ruiok IN
North Canton, are or arc not genuine. A Mr..
william DoOlittle, from Now YORK, asserted
that ne had purchased tnem from Mr. Hui * for
tlOO. and Friday evening they were at the 81.
johns Hotel for several hours Open Tor insDe0
ton. Among the gentlemen whO saw them was
Prof j. Hammond irumbu!l who Thought they
wore not genuine, but thar they we. q another
Cardll Giant hoax. In the lrSt place the edges
OF the two stones are simildr in contour, " hich
Is regarded as suspicious. Az in, the indenta-
tons IN the lower stone are clear aud perfect,
and this could scarcely be the case with tue
genuine article for sand or other deDrls would
mos. lkely have drlfted in after tho deprcssiOns
nal iormod ana before the other STRAIT, Of sand
had formed over them. In no previous instance
nave any Impressions ~ perfect in shape been
discovered. Tho peculiar forms OF tho great
and nttlu toes IN the mans foot 10 ad 70 the sus-
piclon that they were made from rough woOGan
mould, prepared with little care, and nv some
inexperienced person. The composition of the
stones could not he readily asoertained as thoY
wore coated on tho outside with a thin suriace
OF mingled clay ind nne sand, aud the owners
were careful not to permit any cutting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22

which had been licked up on one OF the battle
leids OF the late war as a reic found its way
into the cooking range At 4 South broadway,
the Residence Of Capt. Alex. Jones, and ex.
plodci, doing considerable mischief but in
jurng no one. The shell was thought TO he
empty and had ~ In the collar for seven
up tne missile with a bucket Of coat. The coal
aud the shell were emptied into the range, and
the servant left the room to attend TO other
housenold duties. The smell exploited with a
loud rapport, nearly demolished the range, tore
through the ceiling and caused other damage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22
SHADES TRIIL.


thblt, ana htrtitss.
Co'rcropfenc, o, N, Cincinnati Commercial
a little bell rang. the door was oDened.
and The crowd p.urec IN. II was about as queer
a crowd ~ even London ever GOT together. En-
erson SAYS ,ne Y .ahc.s have u face. The same
miy be slid 81 London Suiritualists; they 4. IN
bc rlckrd cut from their fellow citizens l., cer-
tain nigHs not ~ be described ON ptpeT. among
them, however. teiug a s.ren. look OF belns in
possess OF dNine secrets not open to urdi-
nAD II, rtlis. li.. soft ul liCk-intcrest look
upon all terrestrial Things going On around
could not help noting that Alfred Wallace,
Nh' stood near me. was "A physosno nj ats o.
tered man since ne became 4 Sliriiu nlst. For
Que lhius' lac nos reneraIf aeedy l'ok' his
clothes beng din-y, AMI ne hns allowed MS
beald TO grow hHshy unul 1t hangs down over
hls bro st. iifs ronbdtlVo attitude towards his
odd scientific friends has given uim re 1tless.
Irritable look, ".il Yesterday he was 50 ndgety
~ - MAKE hllh'rH hul ancc 10 MS hclghuurs.
br Wall wa- much IN the same case ; he could
not ropes ms feelings II sone parts Of the pro-
c-edinEs, and once policeman seized and Was
about - drag hini from the room. there were
numbers Of Young scientific men, cerlymen,
Huu CLUB nauttae an. .h.tf dozen lauto.. One
handsome young .ady seemed TO be an acKnOwl-
edged queen among the SDrituaiists. Mhen
she marched IN grandiy many Of tuon rose w to
give her sent- Tor whicn they bad Just been con-
tonllng. She WAS presently assigned Il cntir IN
prominent place, close by the uefend ints stand,
whence sue proceeded 10 make remarks that
could be hoard thrO Ignout The assembly.
Some Of the Spiritu lists looked very anxious.
among the - tue very indsone fFcs OF one of
the best aud sincerest OF mon. Andrew Leigh
ton, formerly editOr OF magazine called
Human Nature. Prominent IN tho " II"
tue famous rudy fnced and while haired
Henry G.. Bohn. father-in-aw ~ MIR. Munton,
the solicitor, who WINS to conduct SHADES case.
Mir. Bohn has become an arIont Spiritu liist,
ana yosteid - seemed o be IN very cantauker-
Gus mood. He nOisiy declared his lack Of
fnith In ." tho Lankestars,' and proclaimed in-
stances OF tabl--rapping and other phSupmena
Witnessed ~ himself with such emphasis that
his neiehbo.s deemed It prudent not to deny
item. The Wide outer teit OF the spectators
was houy splritu.lstie; tins ihnuence seemed
TO cool a. the inner circle was approached, and
ana IN the immrd tie inclpse where Lhe law
yrrs sat Gym al contempt vi the" phcnOuena''
Wa lelt ~ tho aImusuheTa. The spirit revealed
Itself IN sneerIug laughter when, 81 Slade en-
toIrd, a Sprtuill,t called out, Don't W ner-
NOua room . fuIl OF friends ?"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22

from n. Virginia oag chronicle. orl IL.

Robert Meyer. the foreman of the Gould
Curr, mine, who was struck by descending
Gaze ye -tcrd Y, was somewhat easier TINS morn
his neck. lhis accident was one OF the stflngest
on record. Never was standing In the pump
shlft, and was looking through into the south
comp irlnenl OF the main shaft, when q double
decker cage aud two cars descended and
struck him on the head, and cut "a his ear.
descent by instlntaneously causing a 81 fck I'm
the cable and adjusting tho safety catcnes 10
Ihe guides. Every one present at tho time and
thoss GonNersant WITH the shaft exprasS tina
greatest SURPRISE I'll 4 his neck was not broken
inasantaneously IL can ony be accounted for
10y ths TACT that the cages were descending very
slowly AT tho time.