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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-15

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From the Nenia Gazette, Rel.
Human Nature

Tne increase Of anti-Hayes men in
Greene county, since the election, is SC me-
thing wonderful II is humln nature,
though.
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CATARR r
THE EYE, EAR, and THROAT
Successfully Treated with
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE
INVALUABLE.

Messrs. wEEKs POTTER. Whol-slla Druggists, Bos-
duty that owe % suffering humanity - write you,
Of SANFOED'8 kADtC1L tTEE FHE GATAEEU. For
than 20 years have been afflicted with this very
troublesome complaint. have tried all the remedies
that could 0Ed, but without material permanent
benefit. Last fall the disease had arrived nc that state
that must have relief die. the r1tIr" mcmhranoCB
system had become 50 inGamcd, all tha stomach So
disordered, that 10 was doubtful On 1865 whether
could 20 to the Pacific coast. or ll 81. whether
should live TO cone back Or not sas n advertise
ulous about specifics uCstruus OF kind, yet in
sheer desperation tried is. and nc once benefited
by IT, The changes OF climate cLrO0lc disease Cfthe
liver. and my aEe-oyCr 13-may prevent ny entire
restoration, but the benefit derive from It's daily
is to me fraledble. and hopiugro be completely
cured and at last arrive at EpCctablc old agc.
this statement OF my can be of any service TO
those afflicted have been. "a enable yDu to bring
this remedy into more general u-r. especially on te
Pacific coast (where " b. much nee1edl my Oh -t in
writing this note Will be obtained. - -
Very truly yours, lENth v ILLS.
AU-0zA, y. y, juno, ls1G. Of Wells FaTzo IS Co.
Each package contains DIR. Sanfords Improved Iuhai
ing Tube, and full directions for use IN OIL cases Price
500 For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
and Dealers thronghout the United static and 1aads
WEEKS d. POTTER General AEcats CGl Nholcs2lc
Druggists. Boston. Mass.
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The Seaside Library.

CHOICE books no longer for the few only. The
lest standard novels within the reach 81 every
one. Books usually sold from 81 10 e. given
unchanged and unnbridgedl for 10 and - cents
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NO.l s.sssaasaa-Ae
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o. THE English at the North Pole and Field
of lee. Ia one book, by julie. Ncfun.-..-.loc
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- The Squire's Legacy, by Mary Cecil Hay DC
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ne uRADVERTIsEE will 40 well 10 note the
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Greenland has no cats Imaging cats
in a country where the nights are six
months long,
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Rhowering.
s distinct varieties, Begonlas, Winter fiow-
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EDUCATIONAL.
ToTICE TO TEACHERS.

NJ NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
The Board of School Examiners Of Jackson
County, Ohio, will hold regular meetings for the
examination of Teachers, at Jackson, on the
Examinations viii begin at 10 O'Clock, \. VI
the first day of each session, aud continue
from day to day If necessary.
Applicants nOtknOwn to the Board, must pro-
duce testimonials of good moral character. Ger
tifcates Will only be granted at a regular meet
ing, and will, i'm no case,be either antedated' on
postdated.
BgordeT Of the Board Of Examiners.
Nov il,75-tf j. w. LONGBON, Clerk.
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An We will start yum in = hmaimmMa gun
NO can make So wNrN witMuut rmpis
MnME Ntals easy aud FF~Is FtWilln fur Nlhnrf
mDNL ! anx. ~ A. fuunE, - buwurfs Nj
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As If to prepare for the day when
slaughtering Republicans sL all be for
hidden, in Mississippi even, the White
Liners are moving to disfranchise the
colored voters. The Vicksburg Herald
sprang the proposition to disfranchise
all who can not read and write, and the
Meridian Mercury, which sympathized
with the massacre of Judge Chisholm,
openly avows the object The Mercury
says:
THE busy and enterprising white men
who sustain the South from falling into
utter prostration and financial ruin by
their great and unceasing efforts to mar
shall and direct the labor to beneficial
and useful results, know too well to their
cost the demoralizing effects of the free
public schools upon it. 1t is we'll known
that the reliable laborers among the class
are only those trained to labor as slaves,
and that the young generation that has
bad the benefit of free schools are well
nigh useless as laborers for hire or any
other way. If from the education OF this
class we could hope to raise up states
men. philosophers, scientists, and warri
ors 10 glorify our country and adorn our
history, we might see in that some com
pensation TO come out Of this costly and
demoralzing common school system.
Instead of that we are paying money TO
educate them for life Of vagabondage
| and making them vagabonds by it, or
furnishing educated convicts, If it is de-
sirable to fill the penitentiary with pol
I i.hed Ions. Therefore, and for many
other good reasons, we are clear for it,
and dare to say the public schools should
come out OF our Constitution and an ed
ucat onal suffrage qualification 20 in
AMI l,t u be understood We do not
! iav"r Puiting an educational suffrage
I qualification in the Constitution because
/ il will be a stimulus to negroes to acquire
education, which we believe it certainly
would not b", but solely for its great
bend fit to th" body polite in lessening
/ thc number OF negro ballots
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VEGETABLES?

The undersigned takes this method of in
forming the citizens of jackson and vicinity.
that he has Vegetables OF All Kinds i'm their
season.
Vegetables viii be delivered every other
day, and "a Fresh supply can be had at all
times by calling at Ihrig's Meat shop, on
Broadway ST., below Pearl.
y. B.-ToMATo and CABBAGE plants of
all kinds furnished on application.
apr28ttf j. b. WATSON.
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al huety printed and pafiuf pictures tffuit
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~ thN lut semt pustpald fuF 81 rEmtM frmts
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combination OF Electric and Noac Plates. with ahlg.
ly Mcdicated Plaster in the above cut sold
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THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine 10 which the afflicted
are above directed for relief, the discovcreT be-
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has instilled into the vegetable kingdom for heal
ing the sick, than were ever Lef0rc combined in
medicine. The evidence Of this fact Is found In
the great variety Of most obstinate diseases which
IL has been found 10 conquer. In the cure Of
bronchitis, severe Coughs. and the early
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medical faculty, and eminent physicians pro-
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strengthens the system and purifies the
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Copies Of the GAZETTE were mailed at q
Cincinnati POstoilice last year, upon whic
rsfa sg~ag a 10, q of
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The Best Offer!
We will sell during these hard times
S6OOPIAN0SFOR$ $3.50

And all other styles Ia the same proportion, In
Guiding Grand. square add Gpright-ali First
Class-sold direct 20 the People at Factory fTi-
ceS. No agents; no commissions; no discounts.
These Pianos made one of the nuest displays al
the Centennial Exhibition, and were umani-
mously recommended for the Highest liOnoFs.
Regularly incorporated Manufacturing co.
New Mauufactory-one Of the largest and huest
In the world. The square Grands contain
Mmthusheks new patent Duplex OVeutrumg
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of Piano making. The Uprights are the Finest
I'm America. Pianos sent on trial. Don't fail
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Reduced Rates For 1878:

very year, and still there H. room for more
md we therefore present 10 the people OF iht
United States the following
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Nervous Debility.

vIiaIf weakness or Depression, weak ex-
hausicd feeling, no encrgy or cr.r 6 The re-
suit Of Mental OverwoIk, IndscI,,.Sl OF TX
cesscz, or some drain upon the system = always
cured by
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EVERYBODY


The Farmer, Mechanic, Manufacture, Mer-
chant. Banker and Professional man.
No man can well afford to be without 10.
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The highest market price, in cash, for
Wool Also have a large lot of our
own make of goods to exchange
for Wool
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-06-28
Precipitation was induced, and he re-.

Precipitation was induced, and he re-
covered.
It's awfully binding on a temper
ance man to 80 sweltering past the
open door Of a saloon hopping his
dripping BROW with the cloudy wreck
OF lately white handkerchief and
see half a dozen unregenerate sin
ners sucking cool sherry cobblers
through the seductive straw.
1t was very embarrassing circum-
stance. and it happened in a neigh
boring hotel. A man and his wife
were stopping there. The man was
subject to sever attacks OF collie, and
wss taken sick there in the night.
He told his wife he must have imme-
date relief or he could not live
thought a mustard draft would re-
lieve him. She hastily robed herself,
went down stairs, and found the
Waterman, who admitted her to the
dining room, and she spread the
mustard from a castor on her hand
kerchief, and fastened up stairs.
Finding the door ajar she rushed in
turned down the bed-clothes and
slapped the mustard draft on the
unconscious mans bowels. He in
stantly sprang up in bed, and in
strange voice said:
MY God! madam what are you
doing?" She had got 1t OIL the wrong
man.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-06-28
Programme.


For the celebration Of the 4th of July
an 1877. at Plymouth.
At 5 o'clock a. m. firing salute ard
playing the national airs by the Silver
Cornet Band.
At 10 o'clock q. m, procession to
form at the Engine house. as follows
/. The Silver Comet Band.
! 2. Fire Department. Protection
Hook and Ladder, drawn by two
horses and the Company.
3. Adriatic Engine drawn by two
horses and Company.
4. Torrent Hose Carriage drawn by
two horses and Company.
Mayor and Orator of the day In Car
riage.
City Council in Carriages.
Religious and Charitable Institutions.
Citizens on foot and followed by Cit
liens in Carriages.
Line of march from Engine House
south to Laporte Street; thence east
to Michigan Street; thence south to
Sophia Street, and return on Michigan
Street north to the Fair Grounds.
At 1 o'clock p. M, Grafton. by j. j.
Faude.
At 2 O'Clock p. m. Declaration OF
Independence. TO be read by Colonel
Andrew Poe. followed by feast and
amusements.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-06-28
Peculiar Paragraphs.

Florida people are gnawing green
corn off the cob.
1t isn't what grasshopper will eat
but what he won't eat that Is curious.
A Massachusetts man named Cork
screw has named his little baby Gim-
let.
A Missouri man, 20 years old in his
stockings, is the father of IL boys, all
six feet high up TO date.
A philosopher says every married
man should have dog in the house
A dog will scare of robbers at night,
eat up stale scraps OF meat, and when
you come home out of humor and
find supper an hour in arrears. YOU
can give vent to your wrath by kick
ing the animal clear across the room.
Little Rob, who usually adds a few
original words to his nightly Now 1
lay me down to sleep" became some.
what excited the other evening after
hearing OF some thefts aud murders.
and ended his petition with. @Oh.
Lord, all that kills, steals, and muir
ders, please make EN- better IL you
can; III you can't, hang 'em!"
A Russian printer charges five dol
lars to print one hundred visiting
cards. This Is about five times as
much as the American printers
charge for similar job. But the it
takes the former ten times as long to
set up Russian name, and although
the card Is two feet long, he is some
times obliged to run few sylables
Of the jawbreaker on the other side.
Two San Francisco doctors disa-
Breed In consultation. and caned
each other. The patient laughed,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-06-28
DANBURY NEWS.

BY JIM.
Leaf by leaf the roses fall"
The time for sleeping on window
stills and falling off is here.
Better late to church than never.
that is IL your boots squeak.
People who talk about the weather
now may call it heated subject.
A man can die happy when he
finds an error in a newspaper.
Ladies like to sew with a mascu-
line as they can be near @feller."
Is 1t right for minister to msn-
ton the lower regions when it is so
warm Sundays?
How nice it must be to be a clerk
and get shaved on your employers
time.
What a nice thing it would have
been for Lazarus IL there had been
free lunch saloons.
Blessed are they that mourn for
they shall be comforted." Especially
when they mourn for dead uncle.
Quips likes to kiss a sewing ma
chine because it seems good.-N. Y.
Mercury. Probably 1t does seem
good, it is a singer.
Dog days are coming. To prevent
your dog from going mad tie him to
q tub OF water. 1t would be best to
fasten his head under water.
Worms are troubling the fruit
bushes. To get rid OF them sprinkle
the bushes with whiskey and they
will fall down and break their necks
Then you can say ~whiskey did it."
A west side man while cutting clo-
yer with scyehe Sunday afterno on
cut his baud while sharpening the
scythe. He lets his boy cut the clo-
YER during the week now.
A boy was chased out OF straw
berry patch on the south side one
day last week. But he did not care.
He said they were a cross between a
potatoe and dried apple.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-06-28
6tt &tpabtiran.
Plymouth, Ind. June %, 1877.



The editors Of Northern Indiana to
the number of 80 assembled in con-
vention at Auburn on last Thursday.
The convention comprised a fine
looking body of men, every one being
what may be called temperate. The
business OF the convention pertained
to the conduct OF newspapers so as to
make them more valuable to their
patrons and more profitable to the
publishers. The pleasure part Of the
convention was ably conducted by
Thomas @. Mays editor OF the Auburn
Courier and r. H. Weamer editor OF
the Auburn Republican. 1t included
q visit to Pleasant Lake, where all
enjoyed themselves in divers ways to
the. fullest extent of their separate
capacities. Boat riding in the little
steamer, rowing, music and dancing.
One Of the attractions, which was
also a novelty, was the presence Of
the Angola young ladies' band.
Which is composed OF young ladies'
who have grown quite proficient in
band music. The convention is said
to have been the most pleasant and
profitable ever held. The next an
nual meeting will be held at Rome
City on the second Thursday of next
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-06-28
resting place.


A daughter Of Alex Martin, living
near Franklin, by way of experiment
recently set turkey gobbler on
seventeen hens eggs. The old fellow
went to work, tended to business, and
Matched out sixteen living chickens,
all Of which are doing well.
James Thompson, a section hand
on the o. & nj. was found last Satur-
day morning lying near the track a
few miles west OF Vincennes, with his
head cut off by the cars. He was in
toxicated which led to his death.
A bottle of whiskey was found on his
person.
Two belligerant bellies of North
Liberty, in st. Joseph county, Misses
Emma Campbell and o. Styles,
stirred to desperation by q jealous
rivalry, met on the streets OF that
place few days ago and INDUCED in
a rough and tumble fight, during
which both rolled into the gutter,
ending the melee.
The wheat harvest has fairly
opened in Posey county, and the
weather Is splendid The yield is
estimated on some good farms at
thirty to forty bushels per acre.
Many heads of wheat have 81 10 1903
grains each by actual count. Oats
look well. corn mostly weedy and
badly hurt by wet weather.
Waynetown was the scene of a
murder on last Friday night. The
murdered mans name is Lee Bells.
and his home is at Jacksonville,
Fountain county. Hank Mclean and
David Pearson, who live at Jackson
vile, are charged with the crime.
They we're out on a drunken frolic,
and The trouble between them arose
from the Alamo outrage committed
the Saturday night before. PEI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-06-28

Mrs.. Nolloy. in a letter to the South
Bend Tribune, says that what she
said IN reference to Bishop Talbot
was very much exaggerated.-Sub-
stantially what she said was to the
effect that he was not in sympathy
with the temperance cause, and she
considered such person more dan
gerous than the gutter drunkard.
The reference to Bishop Talbot in the
letter from her to one of her reform
friends. stating that he drank liquor
every day. was based, she states, on
information from those acquainted
with him; and that her expression Of
opinion that he was a drunkard was
qualified Indirectly further along In
the letter by saying that she believed
. man to be dIunkard when the use
OF liquor became necessary to his
comfort or happiness.