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THE STANDARD.
About O New Plaything.

The playful young girl with the toy
pistol is furnishing some sensational mat
ter for the newspapers now, and so long
as the toy pistol il in the market as an
innocent plaything the supply of acci
dents cannot by any possibility fall short
A daughter of Senator Blaine disfgured
herself for life with one of these harmless
toys the other day, aud here comes a
case from Baltimore in which the toy
pistol played deadly part A young
lady's cousin had taken her home from
church on Sunday evening. when she,
anxious to indulge in little proper Sun
day night amusement brought out the
everlasting toy pistol. About every
young lady that we hear of through the
newspapers seems TO have armed herself
with toy pistol with view to amusing
her sweet heart The Baltimore young
woman, anxious to have jolly time,
placed the muzzle of her toy pistol just
behind her cousins ear, expecting to
have great deal of fun when it should
snap and startle him. She was q very
playful young lady, but just as soon as
she pulled the trigger OF this harmless
toy pistol the young man fell to the floor.
All further attempts at amusement or
hilarity were failures, as the young man
was buOb anu uleu IeW uOuTs blteI the
fun had commenced. The toy pistol
ought to be adopted by the War Depart
ment as one of the standard arms of the
Republic; il is more deadly than some
of the arms furnished by the contractors,
and doesn't seem ever to miss fire. We
learn that these amusing things are dis
tributed to the boys and girls of the
country as Inducements kind of chro-
mo scheme-for subscribers to some OF
the juvenile periodicals now SO common.
The idea is a very smart one, and the toy
pistol is a most appropriate thing to put
into the hands of young person who
has been reading about somebody's dar-
ing adventures. He naturally wants
some adventure himself, and goes in
search of it with toy pistol. If he
doesn't kill his man IL is because the
young girls with toy pistols are better
shots and are killing most of the availa-
BILE men themselves. If they will reflect
a moment before they indulge in these
playful freaks with toy pistols they will
probably find there are no young men to
be recklessly wasted in this informal
way Philadelphia Times.
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Partition Notice.:

Sarah Harrison, widow, Mary + Bchm, Gil
bert l.. Benin. Ruth Harrison, and jacob 3;
Harrison. all of Jackson county, ONO, VIII
take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 18th day Of November, a. ID. 1871,
i'm the Court OF Common Pleas. within and Tor
the County of Jackson, by william HARRISON,
and rs now pending, wherein SAID william
Harrison demands partition Of the following
described real estate in said county to VIII;
The east half of the north east quarter, ana the
north half of the west half OF the Hortn east
quarter Of section number twenty co OF
township number seven l7), OF range number
nineteen lgl: also the south east quarter OF the
south east quarter Of section number twenty
two l22l, of said township number seven a.
and range number nineteen ll9l. continuing IN
an 100 acres more or less, and for the assign
ment of dover to said Sarah Harrison, ana that
at the next term OF said court, the said William
Harrison will apply for the assignment OF said
dover in said lands TO said Sarah Harrison, and
that an order OF partition Of said lands subject
To said dover may be made in pursuance Of
the statute in such case made and provided.
Dated this I'D day Of November, a. ID. lsl7.
WILLIAM HARRISON, Petitioner.
James Tripp, attorney. npNZz+bt
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Welsh, the new minister to England,
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case he is slave owner, in the next a
man seller. Besides all this. he has rem
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tstic and silly to the last degree And
of such is this kingdom of Matthews
"civil service reform" Only one person
in the world has reason to rejoice at
Welshs appointment. namely. that old
snob Pierrepont, for Welsh will give the
latter's career dignity and respectability
II Toledo Journal.
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CLEVELAND, o., July 6, 1876.
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LFrom George Scholey, the Popular Hair Dresser.l
CLEVELAND, o., November 2, 1874.
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Rutherford B. Hayes had no right to
appoint a Democrat to a Cabinet Office.
II majority of the Presidential electors
appointed by the people of the several
States had desired this, they would have
elected his opponent.-[ Burlington
Hawkeye, (Rep.)
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TtATARRH IA a disease OF the mucous membrane.
" Temperaments and constitutions vary It's severity
q succession or colds, nom sudden change OF atmos-
phere wearing wet clothing exposure 70 inclement
Sgestive Organs arc In morbid or inactive copditon,
and the strength and vital forces exhausted The dis
from Scarlet Fever. Measles, and Diphthera, I'm which
the eye and ear are generally involved and dis
nose the Distinctive feature IN oil catarrhal nom
whatever they arise may bo thin and watery and
acid TO rcdness and excoration Of the skin
with which they come in contact or thick and yellow
sh emitting foul odoT, or clear and white Ike tho
white OF egg. There may be entire lack Of secre
and upper part Of the head feeling uncomfortabe and
II 1t was encircled BY tight, unyleding band This
thckened rendering breathing through the nose diff
cult impossible. and the sufferer finds It necessary
air to pass directly the bronchial tubes and lungs.
The matter passing down the throat creates constant
when the membrane Il dry and fevcrish, Instead OF
passing freely down from the nose and throat the mu
and hard lumps which adhere so firmly 20 the nasal
passages and throat as require very persistent efforts
10 dslodge them. Tho eye in sympathy becomes In
lids may be found glued together, and matter Is
creted IN more or les quantity The ear also becomes
sides being visited BY most violent neuraRc pains,
ending frequently In Inflammation. liberation, and
tratlon OF the nervous system - sugeTLddcds such ar
fections become alarming.
It's treatment before t becomes c.IO.c. Tho Gdyan
IDENTIFY believe TO bc found IN no other remedy.
Every step In It's preparation, every line IN the dlrec-
tons mark t as aeGienc Tcnlcdy, 20 meet
nom the best people In the United States attest the
esteem in which it Il hcld hy those who have been
with which mankind IA to-day afflicted.
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An Irish lover remarks: Its a very
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when your swateheart is wild ye
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READER.

Have you risen from your bed after short
sleep to and yourself sufrocated with Catar-
rhal matter in your nose, head, and throat7 2
Have you noticed what depressing influence
tt exercises on the mind. bunting It's faculties,
besides enervating the body as well7 how DIFF
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testify who are aflicted with Catarrh. How
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