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blessed ar thc mtrA, caeiAlms the voice
uf inspiration. tut taH man he meek With Tie
consciousness that dreaded monster D. CON
Stunning hia rltAIr. My A4euat race ~ I4tAur
A rfumothru- might stand chained 10 the tor
turing IueA with talture pvrpctuallt EnAnlug
hls liver, and Lia fsrr ever wear al expression
ut heroic sUl oven u4tyA endurance. bot Prone
tNyua Lar lrft uU descendants With ruiiurcs
disease consuming hls liver. the modern man
maAys himself and every Quo around him
miserable. lIctfA, gloomy LypeChuudrAcal
Lr srrr the World anI life all uu tho NTuug tlde
- tlr dsIA eide and whoever darrs o. Essurt
that There l- sunny side Eu regards AL
suruy. uT 10 Iir best q uuthrT uf Lls imaginary
woes. Unlike the mythical Titan the victim
- disease 90 lul tuguuIlrrs. There ls al arm
o. rescue. balm o. cleanse aud heal. As
remedies iur this most drpfcssiug Of oil
dIsrasrs -" Liver Complaint none arc more
efficient a. popular than bF fofcgs Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant furgatlyu
Pellets Tho pcllcts enccluzliy remove the
crtyte and poisonous matter while the Medical
Discovery imVaTts strength and health 10 the
entire system. They Aro sold by druggists,
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A minute analysis Of life Mt once de-
stroys tho splendor which dnzzles the
imagination. Whatsoever grandeur can
display or luxury enjoy is procured by
offices from which tho mind shrinks from
the contemplation. All the delicacies Of
tho table may be traced back to the sham
bles and dunghill all the magniicence
of building was hcwn from the quarry,
and all pomp ornament dug from among
the damps and darkness Of the mine.
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Heads LEAt ache. ttuMalhp that luikct drrpvp-
uc tuTmg.l-, muscles and JOINTS faeLUd wlth
t4o rheumatism. are IufAlallY restored tu health
b., tAc celebrated elixir, Hastrttcga stomach
L4ttrTr. medicine prescribed ~ physicians
possessing lLuu.,v purity, sUd which no one
takes in vain who 10 afflicted v4th auy az the
numerous complaints o. uhlHA u Is adapted i,
frequently hafpyla t.-t su=EAlItd remedies fzl
g. pTadue, permanent ynefI. This BE- hocAuse
they are merely pa'latlyrs, and therefore Dc
uu, remove the u4us, II the IaladIrs. whose
symptom. they after b tlHr cease % sMrlurate.
IL.sls notably Tie ease With uHs4tes aud soda.
uyr dra-r. IL l, lut sa. however. ulth Hostel
igrs lA,lers which aIe a searching specific
that c.u4agrs tile disease &C. vel - baulslcs
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From Hon. David s. srraArg, ~ Cana JohAT4e, \. y.
- have usrd Dr. N4siaEa balsaGa - Nsld
tLruy myrei and Do Iu, family iur seNrral
wears, and tAkc great pleasure lu recommending
10 ll preference 90 anything - the Ald Tor the
purpose fuf uhleA lt is intended. la cases ~
asthma. rAil..lr og Affection IL lEc throat, ]
have never mti u.lA ANYTHING equal 90 Il %
cents ans ID O. iH..tlr. sold ly a.. druggists.
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ArIIE a. ,4Fsss.rler u over tw,lty-
Gte ware, Iaaug leading physicians srkuuul-
edge tlat tls gratfrs.l-rg Marsta.s Uterine
tIaIa..Ha4 10 lle ua.s EauUu certain remedy
fuF l.--z-r- 60 r LleA women are subject The
srl,rs.+rg log,'at.r Pits the u.ust popular
gcugl, uf the day for li4ou.nrzs, headache.
liver complaint and diseases IL digestion sold
ty oil druggists. send fgT al4Auaes. GrAf,H-
lrra Co New York
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CIua.eo, May y, f7-s.
Since The recent nee q your Jnaosinr.' ~ uV sr~-
viouAly bald head has bcen covered hy q lutu.iart
growth al hair had a'p -vs esteemed Noar rr-r.-
ration drrss3ng knowing man person "a, 81 f--
EAtdrd % verv highly SUCH huf u=scg bc.ula Aa.F
how valuable It was - restorative.
G. .tesT.
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IRRITATION OF THE SCALP.

WArEHuttF, Mr. Sept. Is.
purchased bottle only, for the purpose of a hair
dressing; but my surprise IL has entirely removed
the irritation oi 40 long standing. | have recon-
mended it 10 several Of my friends who were afflicted
in the way, and it has wholly iuadicated the
discase. Joseph HILL. iR.
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Information worth thousands b. those out %
health s,lilc.r !HT vyaA aud nervous suf-
f,rort. Iag.- fug iLneo pta have bve4 dusot
lru-gcl aal HlA,hsd. The new Health Jour
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ig.c Quarterly New luIA
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A Agood story il told with regard 10 "daft "
man and a somnolent congregation When
ever any OF his hearers began 20 mod tho
minister observed that "daft jamie aroused
them somewhat sharply by shooting peas at
them. Catching the eye Of the delinquent nj
last, be shook his finger at him rcprOvngly ;
but Jamie responded, not bit abashod :
" Just gang on wi your sermon, Minister, md
I'll keep the beggars walin."
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slLMARD TABLES.
HEADACHE.

DR. q. W. RI,NSONfS CELERY and CHAM
uMfIE PILLS are prrnnrrd expressly TO
enrr !~lCN ilsADAC tIE. Nt.4yOI~ : HAD
ACHE. nN~PEPT1g' HEABAG HHE. ~EI-
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Ms. and will rnrr any case. UEi3re- Z o
". Eutaw St., Raltimprc. Md. Prize aur.,
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try Minrca. REFERENCE-H r Howard Bank,
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good hraltA Good health make, lAlof - all
klnd- easier aud FGaIeuEs life Luo.ry Yeast
Powder Vl.i alwaNs mako all these pradurilun'
hight and wholesome. Ii Is warranted % make
better lighter suug,er. more tuulLssIuo aul
nutritious biscuits, cake bread, etc. than al!
Other baking powder.
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SUMMARY OF NEWS.



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british National E.Hr A--a.laflan u.rl send D
United EIHr,I,in team a. America this ,.ar. 90
-l.nrtta al tI..lufstr I.,,nI, lu.t.,-s
Auu.gs auI us.IIy as MANY dwellings uyIr 80.
slf.,,I uy al, u Nalaritua. Canada Ihr
schooner NcN bedford tvt4l, f,eJ l.ug. ha,.
lus ,u i,aIl Capt IAymas tiafH 4ul his wife
sa.,I far Iuutra IarIr departure boo tho
gl,A croft uas. Witnessed B., au immense crowd
- p..rat.he, Urra received al tho NrN
N.rA ui4., OF tae Ta,lHs Nai. steamship cuut.
Vauv announcing the uf,.4 yH thr r.a-t uf
NrAlyu - their steamer ,Hfy 10 sam Francisco
.... Uru. Grant sind vEfu we've warmly wei.
counted b, Jag na,ug anA leading citizens 40
Liverpool. aut nyHe rendered ile Laaj .jaIlllua
ut tly levu summary measures arr ia hv
tahyu a. protect Au4yI4,au citizens aud property
uu the A4o uT tho I.u DfaGi- fleu Mexican
la.I.is Au explosion v.,ul.ri $40 o A-At,l
enalalu.u. -gNyuJ, i've lagfy.a ~ nauAtha 4t
Forty al-J street ua %, North GNvr. New huIb
alI laly. uu,u we've E.4,.I -4i y4a Was danger.
u"rH " 'H4g4 ..... 4As "ti' vi h-ID-l'
HraVE.Is.rl aad another uufHaa rgIc shot ly
Lim duI.u- q guaITy. u Nuo l.i4 .... A plaza
f.s rllnH.al grain fra.u 81 Louis 60 lsrlfsuui
., wa, II Nsa Orleans. is .u au4ltmrl.uga.
lao u.rp.4ysMeul uf department yrtrlals lH
France guufinurs Ina laaI iare l4 England
il, .t.alGr.ua-Hlr ~ the Thames VAS won 81,
Nr,I Three ..suF,s shot and KILLED Nf-
a. a.. JhamLl.-. , sIeuaul county. Georgia
ul,yNrgc caught auI &, the unanimous de-
g....u 20 .lyut 500 vl.ls auI su.urrl pyup.r
o,F, immediately haus.I Gra. Miles u4alr
sn.atis-k ut a hostile .a.eu mean tho E.zrluA
and r.utr.l ta. ld..Hs aftrf 4 severe RUNNING
Allied and H..g wounded Fourteen Indiana.
lug.ul. d. th..rtI.rf utrs E.l.t Michael
Muualty was ststtrd a. death uy IAumas
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HAIR.DRESSlNG.

Nrw York, Sept a.
For some time past have been using your Cocoa>
Inc and think It iar preferable to anything | have
ever used for the hair. FRANK LESLIE.
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There are six different ways Of spelling the
name Batoum, the Turkish port but there il
only one way Of capturing il, and that is by
fighting.
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Doe fsaisfs go ssfsfrsf 10 aHasHnessssHf ~ As
f'nfH~ pee Af Assasifitss. 81 F5ft8 - "a. ussat
ssuhsr ~ vhh fapai ssgfasiHs ss- h rtassFsf -
ffraas7 80 r-sssa aad 81 o. diets sFsss. "a nfss8
usF Hs Aars fssstssf As gtsfuss sAtrA sssfat,s 70
ua'tsi ~ sA-at"s.'. ssa srpsffssup - rrrs-nisd
shtfA dHss aHt sf.fa sfrss
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NOTICE,

Implications far copies II "7he True
lfuC must bc made al the office Of the
LondDn Fine Art association, 793
BroudwaV, Nc'c York, and trih each
application M ADORE Voucher, ,rhich
IciN not be GUdjiabic after the l2rh
Juno. 1877, must Be inclDscd: i: and as
applications for the abovc Enqrduing
,ciH be attended 10 ia rotation az re-
ccivfd. carig gadrdutagc should 5c taken
Of nc present occasion.
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Ponds Extract.
The Household l,rmcif far l'a!n, Cuts, LrrHs,
Hrul-g., rle A.uass reliable. j never fals.
Give d q tg.aL
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TN vino VERITAS,

ANer ulne ypsrs experience We have decided % on
pure California Wines ana Brandy - families By the
gallon single ~ Hruaty reduced prices Ihets
Wines delicious tor family while their ktriet
purty rcndurr them nvAlusbie for medicinal and
erta purposes trial l. ons n~cessaEF 10 fhou their
Hupcratity Sdulterstrd i0vriEn EoeaA- Grown
prtnrr,H the choicest American Champagne.
specially send inT circular rnd Price ltst -
| -rIlA AMRHNfIN A 90 - M.rrnN 81. Nnw Nnrh.
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JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., Boston,
ManWfaotTrsrs aud Proprtotors.
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What are yaaur s~s mpIoms, sunsrur' Are ttey a
fufru' tlNaus ulrli.rss aeAHErhe uneAAg NtonacA
opprcasaub afisf fEE, pan between TIE shoulders
oulsttphillH ~ gaa aBs1ffnf and 14iaus and
hu4tnE WalfHwrt gauf rfacf0ntlF AAANAhF q
hftEht tsrtNg SILggEl A4EA4Eax. For sale ~ TIE
sntlrr drar tfadr
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Maize Flour Toilet SoaPl-
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great discovery ,c snap cnEtuafna u sslthes.
saent and whiiens tic ekir hEs Ndsg "a taasirK ard
suTgrar wa. nE IfaIufs and 10 slay 60 is1 faf tbs
hath nurreTy END Eeaersl trci li s Gesg6lfug Der.
funei and n-id svrss~ at rarerst- Frue heEs-
tsrud p-ts-ti Uaea f-7h Is fhv tasrsatacfJ 49,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-15
From Herald OF Hgalth.l
The Hygiene Of Dancing.
BY }. A. MONK, n. D.

In considering this subject from
hygienic standpoint, IL must not be eSti-
mated hy what IL should, or might be-,
but what il is at the present time.
By large portion OF almost every
community dancing j. regarded rs being
an entirely harmless amusement, calcu.
lated only TO supply pleasure and recrra
ton to its votari,s. That 10 affords plea
sure. according to the general acccpta
ton oi that term. is apparent from tho
zeal with which il j. pursued hy those
who engage ia IA; bat as to its bru' iitS
as a means Of recreation. there j. room
tor doubt. Whatever the advantages or
disadvantages OF the dance NAV be-, j.
best a~crrtainrd by di-passionate study
1f the facts ~ they exist
Ia this study u Is necessary to observe
its effects in double sense, upon the
body aud mind respectively; for just in
proportion as these are acted upon, or
their powers u-ed or abused. will they
feet the health iayoraIly or unlayOrd
bly,.
Physically considered. the mere act OF
dancing j. simply means oi recreation.
not only harmless in itself. but beneficial
to the b"dy when properly pricticrd the
ssms any other exercises But. generally
speaking. dmciug J. not thus conducted
aud - therefore. not 10y -ieuic or health
ful. On the contrary, IL j. the proNi
mate cause of much disease, and in many
instances of death
la thu iir-t place, the time thai i a."
voted To this pa-timr is iuy ably Tia
~hole or a greater port, n 81 IA night
which, 10 begin with, Is q wIOns, as II d
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tratsd by the intervention Of artificial
means TO hasten the process. when ire.
parable damage j. done. Dancing u not
one Of the least Of the means that are
employed 10 accomplish this end. There
are enough thing. that tend IN this d.
r"ctiou without any assistance from a
passion provoking practice like dancing
Again, ia the waltz liberties are taken
that would BE- regarded as being highly
improper under any other oircumstanccs
u allows the gentleman 10 clasp h.s part.
nrr about thu waist. when he holds
her in close embrace through n long
series or rapid cvolution.. until she -
glad TO rest upon his shoulder from sheer
exhaustion. The eject OF dancing In
this rc-pect may b. altogether different
when prlcticed IN the home circle. b..
tween member. 81 the family bit even
here there may be a taste iormed IN the
young that amounts TO an ab-orbing
iatuation which soon seeks Qualification
in a more public place
Aside thea from nny consider alton oi
money or morals. dancing has a claim
uuou the attention Of every physician
and hygieuist. as n health Destroying
practice. which he should SEEK % remedy
by using his influence against a.
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The Democratic God.

Among the grand aud heroic acts al.
tending the Presidential contest. none
equals that performed bY the Democrats
oi the Ohio House OF Representatives.
when, last Friday. upon the announce
ment oi the declaration Of the election
of Hayes, having an accidental majority
Tor the moment. they proccrdrd. ~ ior.
NAL resolution. % arruign Almighty God.
A thing OF beauty is continual Joy. 80
reproduce this resolution and fitting pre-
amblc. IL was introduced by Mr. Brun-
ner.
WHEREAS. By fraud. perjury, and the
most dvSpicabie practices known even TO
pickpockets. r. b Hayes has secured ls5
electoral votes thereby becoming the ru-
Ter Of a disgraced Nation; therefore.
Resolved. That we are sorry for Il, be.
cause il destroys our faith in the mercy.
justice aud brntfcent goodness Of Al
mighty God, whom we have been taught
to tlievc was the defender and prutec.
tor Of rirht-in this. that he has allowed
sraud. villaiuy aud moral perjury to tri.
umph over truth. honesty aud virtue"
There Is saying that every people
makes It's god after It's own image The
Democratic god Il one who carries cleo.
tIons for that party, In the North by the
agencies OF ballot box stuifng aud re-
peatinr. and through these. supplement-
"a by the shot gun aud revolver aud the
mounted rife clubs IN the south when
al these fail 10 bring Ia a Democrat. they
solrmnly pronounce God a failure, aud
resolve 20 deposc him.
When lot Of Democrats got the con.
troll OF the French National Assembly.
and the intelligent and responsible class.
- were subiued by reign Of terror.
they passed a similar rps0lutiou. depos.
ing God aud installing a god after their
owu likeness. A. god OF rcpcnters aud
ballot box stuiF-fs j. wanted. aud one
who will take especial care Of caudi.
date wdo puts up SS.OJO 70 bfitc IN rl-c
to we sui z q that The Den. crat- OF the
Ouo Legislature appoint Mercury. the
god OF Thieves, TO the vacant place -
Cincinnati Gazette.
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Horseback Riding vs.. Consumption.

A few months ago our attention va.
called To the death OF Mr Francis
Blair. Sr at the age Of nine,y years or
iIore. and We were reminded Of the fact
thai when hut twenty years old. be w.
pronounced ~ hi- physician to br an iu.
currble consumptivc All mrdicu cents
known 20 tae & Guilty sad been tried.
and proved II no virtue. Stndy. over.
work or inherited COM, nptiv. iend,n-
cies. had rivra him couFd. " hich va,
causing him .apidly 10 waste ava Wr
was finally advised 10 ty hot-rback *
orcise. aud concluded 90 put tho advice
in practice When he began b. bad TO
be- lifted 90 hi, horse. ns te has hrd % b.
for the lat ten years. but b. ..ept o.
riding thc.. as lac kept on until nerr hi.
death An these years tho-e who pas.ed
by his residence at Silver Spfings. could
rvc.y morning see two horses sHdil,d
lear the old mans door One wna for
the Young tomas. nov come % b. more
tslnu three score years 'rnd te... whose
runaway accident. 20 'sarv years ago.
resulted IN the purchase 81 silver Spring
farm The other was for Mr Blair hiui-
self An immense stode. uscrrdcd -
easy steps. constituted the mounting
block. fropi which faithful body-scrvant.
nssi.t-d the aged feet TO the scarcely Ices
aged stiftups The old gentleman and
lady started on with ~ much pleasure.
slough scarcely with the same viFor ~
they did half century ago They NJ.
ways rode Tor two hours at - comfortable.
health giving old gait Mortlists
and physicists cln end a good deal Tor
=, n-clion. aud draw very Wholesome
lesson Tor prudent living. from the course
or liie OF the Blair family at Silver
Springs, and one is-as certainly demon
stlatsd in Mr Blair's cass-that there j.
more health ia horseback rides than ~
all drugs
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JACKSON G. H. OHIO, THURSDAY, MARCH Is. 1877.
His Love Will Garry He.


Though from my gaze carth's light Is fading
fast. -,
Yet from the gathering darkness doth arise
A land I'm solemn beauty un>ur passed.
Openlng before mine eyes.
500 the goodIy city clearer grow,
with Jasper walls and pearl gates opening
10! from its towers a heavenly strain doth
And over me doth glide.
There dwell the saints OF old, who y'arned to
Thore fearless mansionsl and through fiery
fame
Have pass u triumphant. hoariag willingly
The cross Tor His dear name.
And other blessed sights SEQ. too fair
For mortal tongue to say; the voice g'ows
And vainiv tries thnsa giories 70 declare,
Which now to M unfoll!
But faIraSi, brightest to rnine eve doth rise
The Lamb once slain, in glorious beauty
crowned
Wiping away tho tears ffnm weeping eyes,
Healing His pee pies wound.
There. q beloved ones. my place shall be.
Close by HIS side. in deepest love to sweep
My golden harp-stfiueS through eternity
In SONGS 50 full and deep!
Saw would ve wish mo hacls again from this
Ali-hls-Sed life? nav. let yuur tears ccasei
He calleth me ~ last 10 re~t and bliss,
-rCinIden Hour
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-15
Religion and Intemperanee.

One Of the most important features Of
the series OF revival meetings conducted
by Messrs Moody aud Ssnkey in the city
OF Chicago for the past few months. has
been tac Friday noon temperance meet
inrs Large hunters Of inrbriates. men
who Tor years aud years bad been slave
o. strong drink, have been reclaimed aud
brought back To- live honorabl. lives A.
these meetings. one hears experiences
more wonderful than any romance
These reformed men claim that through
their prayers the appetite for liquor J.
entirely taken away. and that nos they
can pass their oil haunts aud feel NJ d.
sire 90 enter Without exception these
men have gained the victory over them
selves. through the power 81 Christ. and
without Ills help they would not be- en-.
ablrd TO Withstand the tsmptcr iu hts
various ulluring forms The Washing
fuutau movement. some years ago Wa.
devoid Of this element. aud hence many
who signed the pledge then broke %
-ouu after. brcau.r they trusted in their
own strength. Onc striking instance We
will give here. %. related by n reformed
druukard nt the tnbernacle
lie had been drinking thirteen Year,.
aud bad not stopped longer than zix
months at a time. lie had taken ia.
oath time alter time lle hal gone b..
'orc Justice Of the peace, and had .isn
.l the pl-ds' with his own blood. drawn
from hi- arm 10y prukuiie: had sworn
uut Co drink Tor year. under the penal
~ oi being sent 10 the peuit"utiary 81. 30
prriurrr; bad broken the oath. aud -
capped the pruijentiary only by leaving
the town; hld committed every crime
bat murder; had broken up ball dnz..r
happy home; h1d married q Chfi-tiau
aud bad m iir nrr lite miserable. subject
l ing her 90 great distress aud poverty
l Four weeks ago with al hi. accumulate
s. and crime. De- bad wandered into th,
l Tab-ruucl", aId DE knew that uow hi
sins were forgiven, aud hr hni loot ~
appetite not only for drink but ior q
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