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Res0lged. That we reaffirm IL as the un-
alteraLle purpose OF the Republican party
to maintain and enforce the provisions
Of the recent amendments TO the Federal
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rights OF all citizens before the law, ir
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DR.. FIsHBLATT-Who arrives at the
Gibson House on Monday next, August
9th. has cured the following cases within
the past month. which are offered to the
public as evidence Of his success, and can
be referred to by them.
Milton Smith OF Scioto township, Jack
son Co, Ohio, adds his testimony. His
case was given up as hopeless, having had
a severe cough for over eight years, and
the whole cause was the palate, which
was removed by a surgical operation, and
the case is entirely cured. A distinguish
ed gentleman by the name Of Abbott oi
Portsmouth, Ohio. writes that his case is
entirely cured. 1t was large cancer on
the right cheek. DR.. Fishblatt removed
the cancer by surgical operation, then
applied his cancer preparation, and the
result is a complete cure
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Road Notice.

NOTICE T. hereby riven that petitiou will
~ b. puzcntsd 10 the commissioner ~
I.srz=iu Cs1umty. ohio. 81 their next tsguiaf
-t.-=isftt. iu us hrii uu the nfHt Monday uf ~Fps
tcnibsr. A. u ts11. praying ftr tne ultrfHtluu uf
a Cuumty ruud running nearly east AID wei
aluna the crmtrr umr uf ~sctinu Ma. a.. rttwms
shtp No T. OF Ratnr No. -. iu ztid ruuuty. ht-
ginning fivt r,sis 81 tis uisssf snstsfiY Hnp
ufr ned ttt y rail fssurr the south istutffiHfF
iur uf the southeast quarter ~ the uufthwF~t
quarter 81 said - elton H. and uwmfsi ~ John
2. l. af4. tn stff - Il sng sti len 70 tat %
tilss assuth sitir fhfftsl stuf nnuut o. futia
satat sf ~ ciftisr Ui said az. 80 tnr ne or
oi -sstI - cliuu o.. tiisuc- itriuE sstsstssvs.t
uu the lHtftls uf Iamtfa ~. lev D. aud MiuulF
4. vsta AIS glts. nNfrut riHia. muu fuah4ltA s
rut ~ - t sttaks. titss cftIter line ut ~ntd
don TiuuiE UHt-t utfd wTsf. Hisfuf ftfls ffssut
Tits. -.w CORNER 81 siiit So. a.. uf th umaftff
said o. att fttrtfcH HistuE sttt Cttff
ilts. tFfsi tu iutfu@sct WITH aitH ftHii urtsfaft
it iis- sttsr.d. JUIN A. ~ %
Aud - other riiiz .iir ui fiis viriuifN
Iufv Ia ISL
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23
OBITUARY.

From the BrOokneId, (afol GsazetteI
ADANs-On Saturday afternoon last, August
II, peacefully passed TO her eternal rest the
spirit Of Hattie A. Adams, wife Of Gen. W. Al
ams OF this city, aiter long and painful Illness
Of that tell destroyer. Consumption.
Mrs. Adams WIS the daughter 81 q. y. and
Mary A. Hyatt 81 this piace. she was born ~
Portsmouth,. Ohio, September %. Isi2 aui was
married 10 her surviving husband ~ jefferson
city, Missouri, May :, isGl. Mr. and Mr.. Ad-
aus removed To- this city from Hannibal In
August, 1886. aud have ever since resided here.
Deceased was an exemplary mrmb OF the 81.
=. Church, aud an excellent Christian lady.
greatly beloved by n iaig. circle OF irirud- end
neighbon, who have bcUu sympafhlzing Obscr-
vers Of her decline aud who siuc rely mourn
her loss The afiiction j. - severe one t. the
family % d-ccazea, ~ she leaves threc children
two boys and one girl-thc oldest thirteen
and the y"ungs~t four years OF age and to her
parents, who thus sorrowfully follow to the
grave a daughter In the prime OF life. In this
great ufii elton the husband and family OF de-
ceased have the deep sympathy OF a large circle
OF ffiends
The funeral took place from the residence. az
4 p. m, on Sunday, and was the largest = e
la Brookh-d ia several years. Rev. q. =
Stocking, pastor Of the NJ. f. Church, preached
an impressive memorial discourse, and pro-
nounced at the grave the toucning funeral ser
vice of the church.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

The Ohio Christian Conference will
meet in its next annual session with the
Church at Antioch. in Jackson county,
Ohio, commencing at Up. m, on'Thurs-
day, Aug 80 and continue over the fol-
lowing Sunday.
The Sunday meeting will be in the
Grove, where well filed baskets will be
in order All lovers Of the Lord are in
vited to come and participate with us in
these meetings. that it may truly be a
spiritual feast to our souls
JOHN SOUTHWARK. Pastor.
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state % ohio. Jackson County. 81.
Count "f Common ft.na.
James @cuiiy ". Aibcu Farmer q I'd.
On tth Ouisf uf Htlr.
Noiicr ia hrfsby riVwm that IN pnFsu nee nf
80 "iiiff - safe issiifi ut fsf aail truft un the
- tf3 ul AuEusis a. ~ Is1s. aud o. tsr uifssat.d
- ~ttFt ttu ~ HsiI ~smmtNs Wtti unnf hF -aslr ID
''' "'-" 90 tiir c"uft tssasr. ih sid osuuty. on
saturday. S-piruil--f =. A b 1871.
az n'gi'eh q. ". ~ ssid fay. che saiuv ins o..
.tlsFl ffaft sstafFs pltuafF Iu fifr rssutfY 20
y =, h-f'u suh =. ffs. uf Ulstu. g. SIT
AhF sssuftutst umafissf 80 flss asstsfhraat nuafa
tsfs 80 = ttisfft fsNtm fgf rsw n-ifft faisf faf
AsfiEH Eizittssti fssi. containing tssIfy sssfs.
AFptHt-sd ~ &s1u.
lttfns - stir, rash on hnY ufntt-
IT, D. Hpid aa 80 pissts tiy - itssft FaftnFf.
- y, 60 -afi- 3 ludEHitut and usstrr iu fatuf
- ! ttufs ~suIla.
Dated AuEuai a. tssT
juiIN n EwtNg. sh'n auf
- riat MasisF 4 safIt't ]. e. q.
lrvlne bunzan, ati1 ior pin
huaa.ft
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Probate Notices.


THE ACCOUNTS oF
"a Dixon guardian % Atmtfa Dixon = minor
Jsesb = H-ii Guardian % Csthaftn. v. Well
mHm - mifsuf.
janss Twin Euariisn ~ F~rfndss ". sc.
1uus SUD David e. Mrt'umr fulnssfa.
Mao Anu hishup Anm'H - Nicholas nlshnp
deed.
gtarl,s Richards guardian q z.shsriah Nay
n futmtffs
:. 1. itamssy rusrdian of Mary Mercer nl.
1 Ramsay guardian of Auna Isnder.oua q
uflflfff.
William ,. crabtree gunriian of s-rah M.
GrtufftF ufiuuf.
,,sin".sii u. johnson admir- q Nancy A. john
l.sst uo~rli adm = - Nay A. Hove d~c'd.
l.itn n. Is'urs adnt'f 90 Nii.iata .. MufEan
dtrtf.
Hanu.i tiuu Eusriian - nsiia nuui ana
i.strr Nuftts ftifssfas
huEh tunuu tu-idian of Aiuira piaon
futtH q.
Us,s.ss Ouniaud samr o. L. u. Cautsf dss'd.
hud
tir@rar KFiisF Hfitn' ~ p.fsr K~ trr. deed.
Have tsti nifd Be- sac ifssisstr 4 uutt ~ tnrhs
Hisu tant3s oiisss tff flsnt. auti tiis
hft F. if hstuffitittn affl fffHftffa tlif a.
haY nt AuHus., A. o. issis 81 o. u'cisck a. a..
ut saisl aab
-OnS !. Z. EVANS. r.o5ais Juass.
EaSis.ss
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

L. NJ. Beman. of Centreville, was in
this place on Monday. He has bought
the room where G. w. Rice has his store,
and Mr. Rice will probably 60 into a room
across Broadway Street.
No matter where Rice may 60, his Gus
toners will follow him. They stick to
him through thick and thin. They like
his goods, and they like his manner OF
doing business.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23
JOHN T. JONES

Tom Delay, the great livery stable man
Of this place, says that during the next
three months he will let horses and bug
gies cheaper than ever. He expects that
there will be great demand during the
present political campaign, as there will
be at least half a dozen tickets in the
field, besides the independent candidates.
Tom does not care fig for any mans
politics, provided he takes good care of
his horses and buggies, and pays prompt
Ia,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

We have printed C. Graham, timer,
another lot Of business cards lie informs
US that his business has been quite good
this summer. lie does large amount
of work in the country, putting up spout
ing, &c. He has competent mechanic
at work in his shop, who will attend to
home customers, while he is at work in
the country.
Mr.. Graham is an excellent workman
in his line of business
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

DR.. Fishblatt arrives here at the Glib
son House. Jackson, next Monday, Aug
9th, and will remain two days. Read
the endorsement given at Urichsyille,
Ohio, where he just came from, 10y the
leading ciIizens; w. II. Dempster, w. A.
Bovey, D. B. Meyers, NJ D., w. w. Alex
ander, George Beck, Philip Phur, and
hundreds of others.
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Sh"rilT's Sale Of Real rstate.
Nlate ~ Ohio Jartsaa Cssaty 80
Cert ~ fismaaH I'y.sf

FusnkIin O. v-r -. sarah ! Ha.ilvau a a.
on fih ufusf uf sair.
Nu' lcr is hfirilY Hivsu. that tn pnfauaurr Of
80 ufflrf - rHir f--u g - fifs tissfH 80 asta
9 ufts stsfife - daf 80 go e. o. fsff aud fa me
fftssi ~ -uiin tif-ii rufffN. uiti ssffsf iitf
silFs - ths tssr - titu gasuft iGttis.s ft "A fr
in said rtunfy. un
Saturday. Sspts mh~r - A d ls77.
NJ fM ~ raid day. the fniiuwtnw a.srrtt-a
p 81 estate situate in the cpuutY - Iaak.nn
aiii Nfate 81 uiIin. 60 viz
TIE mofihsstsi Hnaft . ~ the nnffhw "a ausr.
W ~ NFHtlffu Nu NsNFuffHu FfW. TttmftaHlf,
EiEhf 90. Htnss Niurtsssn CO.. Ai-s. ~. -stffs
Wsri quaftsf - she uuffhWs~t quaftsr - fUe
sifne = cftuti. township 90 fmtkr sNrrf aftts
vt -ffid - ALL ufuhaft. ffts usf side "a fhs
- ate ffsd isafilifz nunl iarkssfu fu rliifisssfs
49,. thr HsuttfFtst uuaifFf 90 fhs asstffi ssssf
tsinars fHfsrptiua tffsrn arfss sid a. fs'hn D
hlisfs itsthrf VIII a.. pfitIiss So aud alsfluf.
tFiihucf- ilisfrfu lsri'tmWIitE.
Appfni-ssf aa hiiow.f
~ dFrcfii=st iuf af fffu 90
- df-crihsd q iuf 80 f1la nu
~ ds~cfitHM iut ~ 20 uuu
IHffma ~ salr. rfaif uff dar nf ale
t. - ssfisi ~ ths' prsp ~ MHtN ! aufiivan
- ~ in -iitsif lu.iatfafmt sud dtrfss tu favmf
~ FrHukiim tsNfr
Dated ~ aust 2. tsTr
JOHN ~. EwfNu. RasuI a
Inmg- Tfilr. atty isif l,.m
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

The Republican majority in Lexing,
ton, Kentucky, has usually been from
800 to 1000. At the recent election the
Democratic majority was $40. A cores
pondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette bowls
about it, but he might as we'll make up
his mind that no Republican can live,
much less vote, when my policy" shall
have been fully developed
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

Various modes ol treatment have been
adopted for the cure of Neuralgia, Rheu.
matism, Sci uica, and kindred diseases,
but none has provel so eifectu,l as Law.
sons Cur tive" II is readily applied
and the r, lie certain. Dru gIsts have
it. For ls by w. F. Hale, jackson.
aug2- -+2t
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

Col Peter Kinney, OF Portsmouth, died
last week. lie was in his 72d year, and
was born near where he died, at the
west edge OF Portsmouth. He was a sue
cessful banker. He was Col. of the 56th
Regiment in the late war
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

We copy from the Brookfeld, Missouri,
Gazette, notice of the death Of Mrs.
Adams, wife Of George W. Adams. Mr..
Adams is a son Of George NJ. Adams, and
was brought up in this place. The de-
ceased, we believe, once resided here, her
father being the first Marshal of Jack
son, after its incorporation.
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Farm for sale.

II WILL cell my iatm, nu very favorable
II tstut-. giviug time ssn q large pufttssl - 90.
purciim-e muury. TutH ttrut ts Ia u tHsimflstd
tu,F u-lilp, -ss.ifc fivr uiitH frfW tfftfrNt.irs
tusi lssitit tiir utsiaitfCs ftsiu ~ siaf.s
istssi MHsit-uu Fufustsas u o. tu th i.uhiir
read i.t1tuu tt Ntntun ne - haif uiti~ ftt,tu
THE tzs-kry chu.i ti''u-. a. c'stsiisius ~ sc4sa
20 uf wutrls D. umd-f cultivation, AID % acrss
Wss.Ilamu. ThrIe b. Cffuiut tibla r's-isis uct..
containing four tnufn~. and uut-huiidiaa~. the
fsrm g. we'll wHtefsfi, Eufsi zlifiuH and Hpfina
tftiu-s mt1tf the rssitiHncy. There afu plenty uf
tfutt uttHS ou fag ttftns
Any tsf~ssu dr-ittrE farm weit lucnirds C4u
uutciasss tht- land uu mfst i4Vtrlfulr terms. -
tslttuz upon the umdCrsigu ~ hts r.islfttrf.
In Cenfrrvttlc. HENRY LEWIS
Juiy 8. 1871. 8m
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We have one OF the oil stoves adver-
tised in the Standard 1t is the finest
thing we ever used. 1t bakes bread,
cake. biscuit, etc, in the most perfect
manner, and for heating irons, cannot be
surpassed. Call and see it,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23
Road Notice.

Notice 4 hereby given. that n petition will be
presented 10 the Commissioners uf Jackson
county. Ohiu, ht their next sss-iuu. o. fls held
ON thu firsi Monday IN Feptnmbff. a. u. itTss
prsytmE for the alteration uf the cuuutg uHfd
i.adtng ftun lack -uu to iiamdsn. us follows
H.7gimutnE 10 the aFuthssf cufuor Of "huuuY =
Reservation" uf MY ucrts, tm the Huuth Wsat
NsuEe Nu. ~. tu Milton tpss thrucu running
uofthcrty Co where snid rfsid imtrrssrts the
public ruad leading from Hamdeu. in Ntufum
cuuufy, to Hfriin. tm IHrkafu CuuutN, Ohtu,
opposite the rrsidrucs " "a. q. Las.ry. E-a.
numr.lw
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

We guess that there will be something
less than four hundred babies entered
for the prize at the great baby show at
the county fair. Most mothers think
that a good deal depends upon the man
ner in which their babies are dressed,
and Mark Sternberger will get many a
dollar for goods sold to fit out the little
ones for the fair. He has just the kind
of goods that mothers Of taste desire.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23
Another Cure by DR.. Fishblatt.

TOLEDO, o.. Aug. 5. 1876.
This is to certify that DR.. Fishblatt has
made a perfect cure Of my case. i con-
suited him for deafness, having been un-
able to hear for over IL years. The cause
was from catarrh, and he made me hear
from one operation. l recommend him
to all my friends.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

We intended this week to say some
thing about the Democratic candidates,
but we concluded to wait a week, in
hopes that the Democrats will get through
cursing Charley Dickson for refusing to
pay his railroad stock, and John L Long
for having been Secretary OF the Know
nothings, and violent crusader.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

Everybody and his family, will go to
Beaver on Thursday, on the first excur
sion over the new Narrow Gauge railroad
This will make it dull time at Miller
store on hat day, tut before and after
trade will be as brisk there as ever. Peo
pie must still have a certain kind oil
goods, used 10y the most economical, and
there is no letter place TO set them than
at MilIer's.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

Last week some one dropped a notice
previous Sunday at the Hamilton Church.
in Hamilton township. We learn since,
that the meeting was a very successful
one. DR.. A j. Newell was chairman OF
the meeting, and Robert Parks and r.
W. Hubbard Secretaries.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

Prof J. NJ. Yarnell, who was Superir-
tendent Of the Jackson Schools some
years ago, is now at Barnesville, Noble
county He married his second wife
some two years ago, and last week she
died. of fever.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

George w. McKinniss, of 0tterbein.
Benton county, Indiana, made US a call
on Monday, and renewed his subscription
to the Standard. He removed from this
county to Indiana twelve years ago. He
likes the country where he lives very
well
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23
"HoRYY. HANDED Soxs OF Ton

Wanted-By every one who has an in.
telligent conception of its value, Health.
Health depends upon the possession OF
pure blood; and pure blood is the sure
possession of those who use DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture, acknowledged as a supe.
rior blood purifier.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23
A Certain Headache Cure.

If you suffer from sick or nervous
headache, morning sickness or neuralgia,
90 to your druggist and get ten cent
trial pack of Dr.. Heisley's Victor Head
ache Powders, or j. r Heisley q Co, Sa-
lem n. j., will mail them postpaid. A
single powder actually cures the most
distressing cases in ten minutes. 1t is
purely vegetable, entirely harmless, a
physician discovery and we guarantee
it to do all we claim. You can get the
50 cent packs or the 10 cent trial size at
w. F. Hale's, in Jackson, and at all 9th
er frstclass druggists everywhere. Con
vince yourself jan25-Iy
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OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY


Rev. G. II PAYNE, ID. D., l. L. D.. Presiden {.
Classical, Scisntttc aud Teachers Cuur~eS:
Ptrparatpry Department, Library Of 10 OOO vol
umeS. Extensive Museum. Ladies' admitted
to COllele Classes. This Institution has an
ACKNOWLEDGED rank with our best Colleges.
Exprnsrs very low. Fall term begins SEPT. ~.
Entrance examination SEPT. Is. For eata-
l.Eues &c. address the PRESIDENT or PROF.
r T. NELSON.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

We have been receiving a large num-
b,r of campaign subscribers. T. j. Ev-
ans, Of Keystone, sent us Is, II. S. Miller,
OF Latrobe, 20, and j. Ii. Aldridge, of
Alma, Ross county, 10. Many are com
ing in singly.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

When you come to jackson to hear
Stanley Matthews and Gen. Grosvenor,
on Friday night week, come to town a
little before night. if you want to buy
nice goods, and call on Morris Sternber-
ger, corner of Main and Broadway. That
is the place to get your goods.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

The meeting OF the laboring mems par,
ty last Saturday was rather failure
The Court House bell was rung several
times, about four o clock in the afternoon
and some twenty to thirty men went tc
the Court House. Tine speaker did not
put in his appearance. and the meeting
was postponed until next Saturday al
three o'clock.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

Read some Of their remarkable cures:
New PHILADELPHIA, Ohio.
January 5. 1877.
To the Public Of Urchsviile:
can endorse DIR. F.shblatt as a skill
ful Surgeon and Physician. few
months ago. ! took my daughter to him
she was suffering with what the physi
clans call Diabetes, and was pronounced
rncurable, and to-day she is FULLY restored
to her health.
WILLIAM NJ AMERMAN.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

twenty-five assorted cards printed at
the Standard office, and sent to any part
of the United States. postage paid, for
ten cents. Cards printed on Monday,
Thursday and Saturday of each week. tt
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

An excursion train went to Belpre last
Sunday. leaving Jackson at o'clock in
the morning. and returning at midnight
We believe there was a camp meeting
Of colored folks at Belpre. About l25
persons went from Jackson.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

There was good temperance meeting
at the NJ. E. Church last Friday night
John L. Davies and John L. Jones made
telling speeches, and John T. Moore put
in some very sensible and well-timed re-
marks
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Nh riRs Sale or Real ist-t-.
> ats "f uhis'. ! ss-s -sin r,suuff. o.
''suft ui C.sfuftis.n ~. 49,.
HftFE3 W'ii' W. a -. thiid ut %.

M
tFsuft ui Nt.fuuisn tlss..
HHtsf3 Wsiis ". a a. thiid a. 81
o., t-i sisi, r,.f -air
N"iifr D. hstFti1 atNfm4 ttaI in t.nf.uafrs af
WIuft -ti itisei fuf ssii tsstifi ssst tti.s
iit sifN 20 ~ s. As o. s5l stssi it ut. tiif.si.d
.r -iis fItlf afi.l fuuui3 uill sinsf o. .ssl. Ia
tuT 'i'Htf - tir t'stit litsr tn -aii rstnutR an
S-turdsS. ;, pts inter :. A d ls77.
NJ uur "'rlfrk. O.. u.. thr EsIin,riuu a..rfttt..t
- ssittfs Hiitffr im tHr county ~ Isrhuun
- ate uf uhln. tf-wtIf
lfff uuuiiHf asTNru hmmdrfH aud afafE.fvro
,hsl 90 tilr town 90 WFllsiun al ia.t fhs fiis,,r.
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

DR.. Fishblatt, who will arrive here on
Monday next, 9th inst is now on his
4th visit and will remain at the Gibson
House. has cured the following cases OF
some Of the leading people OF our State
Hon. Judge Taylor, Cleveland. Catarrh !
Hon. VIM. Church. Fostoria. o, Kidney
Disease; Samuel Long New Philadelphia,
Hip Disease; Miss Ella Hall. New Phila-
delphia, Deformed Arm; Miss Mary
Hood, Steubenville, Catarrh; William
Shaw, Wellsville Enlarged Tonsils; Ed
ward Mann, Liverpool, Deafness; r.
Eich. Portsmouth, Cancer; Mrs. Emm a
Boynton, Norwalk. Rheumatism; Sam
uel I. Watt, Canal Dover, Spinal Disease I;
Rev. Mr.. Wells, Painesville, Catarrh /;
Mr.. j. ). Willis, Leedsville, Club Foot 4;
and many others. lie will remain with
rs only TWO days.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

Miss Jessie Bum, daughter Of II. c.
Bum, presented us last week with a
beautiful bouquet. The flowers Of which
it was composed were tastefully arranged,
and. like Miss Bum, were very pretty
indeed Many thanks
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

you want a live, independent radical
Republican paper for the campaign send
us quarter, and get the Standard two
monIhs
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

DR.. johnson had temperance meet
ing at Pleasant Grove last Sunday
James Gillian was called to the chair
and Geo At, n and VIM. Mcclure Secre
taries About 40 signed the pledge.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23
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