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Golden Medical Discovery
4, AHerafire, or Bl00d-ele0HsiHg.
Golden Medical Discovery
Is PcciJrUl
Golden Medical Discovery
Ia Ch5lgsoguc or Lirer SfisluluaL
Golden Medical Discovery
Is TOHtc.
Golden Medical Discovery
Golden Medical Discovery


By reason Of its Attentive properties, cures
Diseases Of the Blood and SKIN, as sct9iulh, ol
Kings Evil: IumoTs. Ulcers OF Old -otrsi
Butchrs; PinplC>; and EfuPtiOhs. by virtue
OF lis peet0ral properties, Il cures hroncnlhl'
Throa. end Lung Affections; lAClpi~nh NVu-
sumption: Lingering Coughs; Hud Ahloals
InIyngiiis. lis ChalAgOEue ITupcfl4e. Ithu'I
A A. uneuuaIpd remedy fpr Bllpusue5-s lntp4d
Liver. or Liver Compinint; ANA ~ lonlc
properties nuke " equally eihrte! 9us I'D euElhs
Indigestion. Loss OF ApUrtitr, 9ftd BANpEliNlt.
Where the skin + -silOw uud e'Ntrra Win
bIOtchss. and plmples, on where there ite scIoi,
ut0u4 svgt lIiuss and affections, q ieW bntAts oi
Gpldp.i Medical Discovery VIII stiecl an thiil'
curc II YOU feel dut, droWry, dr1hilAt,u'
have -alIuw color OF skin, or ycilnMlstl-nl"Nh
spots oit flce or body, frequent he..h.she ~
dtyziup>s, bad taste ia mouth. lut"rhhl httl oi
cniils ai.eruatci with lot u'~h - i'W Hll4ttits.f
and gloomy i0rcb0diugs, ttr.gulaf aPps.,IAt'
and Tongue coated, YOU are suffering IFvth ~ :
,,fy Iirar- ar - TsFiglfsHess." Ia many cases 81
= Ifrtr CompldfEf," 4" only part oi tntse ~
toms are pXpcriCuced. A. a remedy ior alt rH.l
sas..s Dr. Picrce's Golden Medical 'i.coNttg
has NO euffal as 10 eff cts perfect cures itaFlh2
the liver strenathoued and healthy.
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THE STANDARD.
Baby Standing Alone.

"The baby is standing all 'loney
The children shout out In their glee-
And father, and mother, and auntlc
Must hurry to come to see.
So baby The cute little daTlingl
Is put through the wonderful feat!
And fondled, and kissed, and commended
For being so smart and so sweet.
With cunningest air Of triumph
She stands In the midst OF Us all
While the ouistretched arm OF her mother
Is ready to save q fall,
And whenever the little one totters
Around her Il hastily thrown.
'Tis very fine fun-thinks the baby
This frolic of standing alone
All. many n time in the future
She'll long Tor the aid Of that arm,
When the love and the care OF mother
No longer can shield her from harm
For Oft when our needs Is the sorest
There's no one to whom we can turn
And Standing Alone is a lesson
'Tis hard for woman TO learn.
And often and over, my baby,
Before life's long journey Is done,
You will yearn In your hour OF weakness
For something 10 lean upon.
When the props upon which you depended
Are taken away or o'erthrOwn,
You will find IL IN wearis0me, baby
30 wearisome! Standing Alone
MRS. NJ. p. Handy.
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Public Notice.


l. John Haunas, being a blacksmith by trade,
had often felt the want o. some means whereby
could soften Iron al itie forge 50 titt Soal51
me to make many experiments with different
substances which offered the best prospects 81
success. IL was on one oi ines occit~lonn tii'u
! discovered the wonderful elects oi Electro
Silicon upon the Human system.
had a defect In three Gf my fingers, Whlch
manner by the contraction Of the cords, that
they were very trguolesoint 20 me IN ny u'iI
wished, ard often thought that would nave
my fingers cut of 10 get them out OF the way;
/ had used everything that offered any nope 81
relief. but all 10 no effect. Well, say, was
working with Electro silicon ~ the forge aha
OF course could not prevent ITS coming IN con-
tact with my hands, ,-,
until one day wishing TO u~e q heavy hammer
grisped IL with MY crooked hand. ara niuch
10 my surprise ] found my crookru hn-eIs
straighten out, and bad ~ mGch use 81 lhri9
as ever. ] couid hardly believe my eyes.
showed my hand to my wife and family, ana a
general rejoicing was the result.
had nvi=hbor living about mile rom my
shop who had a lame knee, caused by tue eords
being contracted by rheumatism. l sent hini g
bottle OF Electro silicon Liuiment, ana told
him to use ID thoroughly. He did 50, and at the
end OF three months he was able 20 throw away
his cane and walk to my shop apparently as
well as ever II had worked as u ala IN my
case-producing perfect care. gave ~ 70
others OF my ncighbOr~ and friends liof miles
aTounts) who were suffering from swelied limbs
rheumatism, neuralgia, ~iif joints, burns ETC.
all OF which iL cured without any iIouDIs,
Finding that the EiteLfD 0GlsEOA AatAtiAAtAh
would penetrate the skin Of man further thai
any OTHER substance, IL occurred 10 me that D
must be good for the horse, ana ~ nus pIoNegS
| itself one Of the very best applications IN ~
/ external diseases occurring In that noble am
NAL. ,,. ,,,...,
I Preparcd by the Electro silicon Linimenl
Company, office 76 william street, View \ 1oTk
sold by all Druggists. Price - cents per Dot
1 tie. ~. g..
FaTand, Williams & CO., Agents, Detroit
Mich.
/ J. Burdsall & Co., and X. MacTeitdy * 20
| Agents, Cincinnati, Ohio.
/ W. II. Gregg Il Co, Agents, Eluliral NY.
/ Fuller 4 Fuller, Agents, Chicago ll.
I Igutp9!-%E
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PEACE TRACTS.

The following Tracts will be sent by Mail at
the rate oT LOO pages foTsl 90. AddreSs AAASA
LORD, publisher Of The intOrmer' Elsini III.
sketch Of the Peace Cause, pages.
Mistakes About Pgac-, pages.
Substitutes for War, pages.
How to Prevent Rebellion. ragas.
Tho Books Our Children Rcnd, pages.
Why the Worid Has Not Been ChriStiaulzed,
pages.
Frederick the Great, S pages.
War Tnnece~-gry, pages.
Specimen copies of the eight VIII De sent for
two 3 G. MT STAMPS.
The fiipGd~ of Peace viii promote % eircllNt-
Iv la ottt,rtas tnp-- Tracts. auI ..:rihutiuZ
them ia sabbath ~chOuis, ia GaH NfLo"ls, ID
nciguAorn0na- aud varipu~ Other e.. aces
Also p!rtuTist T.mprraur' unh PH.l"e broad
sheets, 10 by Il inches, 20 % cents hundred
Specimens for D cent stamp. BJan5m
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IN OPEN ETTER.
1T SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.


RnCKpOHT. MASS, April =, 1871.
MIR. EuIToE:-IiaviuI read IN yOur paper re-
ports OF The remarkable cures Cf caiarrh, / atn
induced 10 tell "what know about caistrrh,
aud 1 fancy the "snum and "inhalIug-lube
ma.SoVs ,mere dollar rrabhrr1 wuuid b. glad II
tnry cont emh'axsu ft similar cure iu thp pa
per- Fpr Is years suffered with catATsh. Ihc
nasal UuE.ag,as became completely closed
..sSuu - sdu~t - ashes, "IulAlia s-tgDs, aud
sticks 4" wouldn't work, though at intervals !
1 would suifT up the ~o-Cul8td cltaIrn SmuMs um-
iii became valuable tester for such incdi-
ciues 1 gradually grew worse, and NO one
can know how much ! suffered or what Nils
cradle being WIS. Aly head nchcd over my
eyes SO thai was confined to my bel for ma
ny successive darE. suffering the most intense
pain, which at one time lasted continuously
ior lGS hours. All sense Ol smell and tarte
gone, sight ami hearing impaired body shruu.
ken and weakened, nervous system shattered
system shattered, and constitution broken Nnh
/ was hawking and splitting seven eight rs 81 the
time 1 prayed for death 20 relieve me OF my
suffering. favorable notice In your paper 0i
Dr.. Sages Catarfh Remedy Induced me 90 puI-
chase "a package. ana use II with DF. fietc. :
Nasal ljoucne, which applies the remedy by
INdrD-tafic pressure. the only way cumrAlllt =
with common sense. Well. Nj Littnr, y ald
not cure me Ia tufee-f1urtI, Oi second nor ~
one hour or month, bat tu less than eight min
ute. was relieved, aud in three months en-
tireiy cured, and have remained 20 for over six
| teen months. While using the Caiafrh ltenie-
DIV 1 INSECT Hr. I'irrcc's Guiuen Medical hiacuN-
cry 10 purify sny blood and streutheu my stDnl-
ach. Ialso KEEP. my liver active and bowels
1 regular by tlic l-. OF his Pleasant Purzaiiye
Pellets III my experiences viii Induce other sui-
feICis to seek tile same means OF Feliet' ihla
| Yours truly, =. r. REaiiCk.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
State Of Ohio, Jackson County, s..
Court Of Common Pleas.

State OF Ohio, Jackson County, s..
Court Of Common Pleas.
Solomon Long vs. Lafayette Chavers.
ON lst order Of sale.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF
an ord@r Of sale issued out ~ said court, on the
l4ih day Of March, A. d. 1878, ana 10 me direct
81 ~ @asTir Of said county, viii offer fox sale
at fhc door of the CouTi House, In Jackson, on
Saturday, April 9th, A. d. 1878,
ot 1 o'clock r. ". Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In The county "l
jackson and state of Ohio, tO-wii:
The northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter, of section number one tll. OF tnWnrhlp
Iumltcr sfx ~, Of range Tsumhsr seventeen 10,
suliact 10 the dover estate Of one Sarah Noel
therein.
Appraised % $3.50 on.
Ttfns of sale cash on day Of sale.
10 be sold a. the property Of Lafayette tha-
vrlls 10 satisfy Judgment sud decree in favor
OF solomon Long.
Given under my hand this 25th day of March,
A n l--g JOHN NJ. EWING.
Sheriff J. e.. @.
II. H. JoHI.s, Atty for Plaintiff.
.NFUlIlt
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

ThislInin1cnt very naturally originated IN ArHer!-
ca, where Nature provides In her laboratory such
surprising antidotes for tie laaiades - her clll-
dren. Its fame has been spra1alnE for - years,
until now IT cnclrrIcs tisc ha5.tabiC globe
Tho Mexican Mustang L'EIulrns f. q matches
remedy foral external aiiElcHt5 q man and beast.
To stock owners and farmers it "a invaluable.
A single bottle often saves human life or r.
stores the usefulness of an excellent horse, GA.
COW, or sheep.
1t cures foot-rot, koor-ail, hollow horn, grub.
scrcyy-yvorn1, shoulder-rot, mango, the bites E'd
stings OF poisonous reptiles ard Insects and every
such drawback 10 stock breeding and bush l.fT.
1t cures every external trouble o. Horses, ruch
as lancness scratches, GwinHy, sprins. founder
wind gall, ring bone, T.. etc.
The Mexican Euslang I.inimeat "a the quickest
cure I'm the world for accidents occurring In the
fam.ly, in the absence Of q physician, such as
burns scalds sprains cuts, etc, and for rheuma-
tIsrn, and stiffness cnzcndcred by exposure Par
ticularly valuable to Miners.
1t is the cheapest remedy in the world, Tor Z
penetrates the muscle to the bone, and q sins's
application Is generally sufficient 70 cure.
Mexican Mustang Llriment Is put up ia three
sizes of bottles the larger ones being proportion
ately much the cheapest. sold everywhere.
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Guardians Sale.

In pursuance Of an order of sale OF the Pro-
bate Court of Jackson county. Ohlo, made on
Tie 2Gth DAY OF March, a. u. 1875 in the case of
Joseph Rowland, guardian OF Orville Mlnchell,
auainst his ward. the undersigned VIII, on the
e1th day OF April, A. 10. 1878, al / o'clock Il. NJ f,
al tie door ofthc Court House in Jackson cnun-
ty offer at public sale, the following described
real estate, situate In jackson county, Ohlo
tO-git:
The undivided one-flfth part 81 the north
east quarter Of the northwest quarter the -putl
half OF the northeast quarter: tn" n"fthW.s'
quarter of tIc southeast quarter; ami the north-
west quarter OF the suuthwe-t qHnrtcF. aii oi
Section ~, Township J, and Range -, contain
inr in All about -UJ acres.
Also the following described real estate Sit
uate i'm Ross county. Ohio, tO-wit: -
The undivided one-fifth part OF the west hali
of the southeast quarter Of section T. Township
7 oi II ngc -, containing IN al about ~ acres.
Terms of sale: Cash on tbs day Of safe. Ap-
praised rs follows: ,-
county at Ol10
Tie undivided Is Of said land, ~ lfos- cnuh-
"a at eSluD JOSEPH ROWLAND,
Guardian OF OTyti!e Winchcll.
j. w. LAIRD. Airy.
March d IS1S.-Iw.
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The Commissioners of Jackson County, ONO.
vyill offer for Sale ON tn stlav, the 9fh day OF
April A. ID. l57S, at one O'Clock p. m, the hulld-
in.. OF bridge across Rlccoon Creek, ih Allltph
toyyuSnip. near the residence Of Edward Burt.
said bTi0.. 70 bp sypIty y-five feet long, t~ ven
~ feet in the clear between mq%oHrEsl anu 20
6t built according 90 Smiths Patent Bridge
Plan. Abuimeuts 90 be about j. feet hisn aud
10 be sold by the perch, twenty-five ieetl
Plans and specifications made known on we
eruuntlS on day OF sale. The Commissioners
reserve the right 20 reject any or All bids.
by order OF Commissioner.
r. ". PATTERSON, Auditor.
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Notice.

Thomas j. south, whose place of residence ls
uuknOtyD + hereby notified that Olive r.
south on the 2Jth day of March, 1875, ala ME a
petition against him IN the Clerk oIilce OF tue
Jourr of Common Pleas oi JackAon county >
Ohio the object aud prayer OF which is to pre-
cure "A divorce from Thomas j. south, Tor ana
on account OF his willful absence from stiu
olive r. south for more than three years last
past and also to be dccrCed the care, control
and custody of their In fiiut child, Nellie south
said cause will be heard NJ the May term, a. ID.
IS-g IN said court OLIVE r. SOUTH.
JAMES TRIPP, Att'y for Petitioner
2AmnGt
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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

The following named parties are among the
fbousaneis "a no have been cured oC cafarrh by
the use OF Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy;
AT. Downs, Geneva, Pa; y. J. Brown, ~,
JOspph Mo-: T.. &. Lewis, Rutland VI Levi
Springer, NettIe Lake, Ohioi Chas. Noicrop,
y. "; J. T.. Miller, Bridger station, So.i >; =.
Merrtrnau LOgansport. Ind; NJ. NJ. Post, lo-
gansport, tnd; j. W. Bailey, FREMONT Pa IL
B Ayres, La Porte, Ind; Jesse N. Sears; r.
Branch Ind: L. williams. Canton, NO; W. A.
Tnaver Onarga. III; :. b. Nichols, Jr., 1alyes-
ton Texas; Jonas +. Reinert sionesville' Pa
;. w. Lusk, MeFarland, MIsi Jonnson -rs.,i- " u
ton, Tenn; ]. q. Jnslin, keenea y. H. y. y.
casper. Table Rock. W. Nai Louis AnageIs,
GayspOri, Ohio; q. II. Cnaset ElkhaIt' A.u.'
ri nj Csallfishu, I.awrencevllle, y. ~; W. J.
Graham, Adel, Iowa; A. .. smith, Newman
Ca: Chaa. +. Rice, Baltimore, Nd Ies.e u.
-earz Carlisle. Ind; Daul u. Miller, ~. way ne
rad Mrs. Minnie Arnaise, 80 Delaney street,
New York; II. W. Hall, Hasilns-, Mich.i W ~.
r. MarstOn, Lowell, Mass; j. W. lAobeftsi m.ti-
copa, Ariz.; Chas ;. Delaney, iiaii9sn9 - y -
Camden, Ala; Chss. Il. kaw, FrederleEtowh,
OhiC: Mis-. Lucy Hunter, Fsrnlingtont lll':
Cant. r.. J. Epavidirg, camp StNuhaushs Wgo.i
n Waite, Shu~lsn, y. 4; J; NJ. Peck. Jung i1n
cummings. Rsn;oul, III; :. +. JONES, CHARLES
ton -Four Cornefs y ~ GeO. n. hhi' I.,,o, ,,,,.
9is Penn street, Pitt.buIsh, Pa; j. * Jack-
man. Samuel's Depot. ky.; Hsnry Ipbrisi,
Geneva. y. ": Mis- Hattie Pauott, Monlgom-
cry, ohio; l.. B.d0rook, Chatham, III; :. y
J-cz-on, Mich; Ms Mary A. Nynne, Dsrlen,
Wis; John Zieaier. Carlisle SpIinz., Pa Jninta
Tonpkius, - Olond. MINI EnceH Duti,riM, ~, t
- 3D. NicholE, Galveston, IeE-i II. l. Lalid
Homer Alton. H.: John DAVIS, Prescott Aiiz
Mrs. Nancy Gr'hln, Forest Cove, oreg'
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Hon. Chas. Foster was very much an
moved over the report that he was gong
70 make a speech defending Hayes civil
service policy Foster never had any
idea OF defending this policy. lie 10
man of good sense and careful discretion
and did not care to make himself the
launching stock of the Nation by defend
ing policy that every school boy know
i a weak and wicked farce, and which
puts every man on a broad grin from the
blasted rocks of He'll Gate to the golden
shores of the Pacific. Foster won his
reputation in Congress too dearly to TOOL
il away in one speech in defense OF the
White House imbecile, especially when
he is not even allowed a second-class
Consulate to the Bahama Islands by SAID
| imbecile aforesaid When Foster hears
civil service mentioned, he says modestiy
but heroically, Civil Service be damned.
So say we all.-[roledo Sunday journal
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Immediately cured and full yigOr restored.
This distressing affectiOn-which renders iiie
miserable aud marriage impossibie-i- the pen
atty paid by the victims Of improper indul-
gencp. Young persons are too apt 70 cnlmtmit
excuses from not being aware OF NHe
dreadful consequences that may cnsue. Now.
who that understands this subject viii pretend
10 deny that the power uf prpcrcatton y lost
sooner by those falling into improper habits
than by the prudent? Besides being deprived
oi he pleasure Il healthy ousprinws thc most
serious aud distinctive symptoms of both body
and mind arise. The system becomes dCrnmH.
"a, the physical and mental functions weaken
pll, lOsg OF procTeative power. nervous trritu-
bitity dyKpefssn. palpttmttou Of the heart, tudt-
xeStiOn. constitutional debility aud wasting 81
frame, cough, consumption, decay aud death.
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Everywhere, breast pockets, breeches
pockets, belts, boots, vest pockets, are the
hiding places OF Colts, Smith 4 Wesson!s,
and English revolvers, of dirks, bowie
knives, clasp knives, and derringers.
Our gun shops, hardware stores, variety
stores, book and jewelry stores and re.
tail shops display glittering blades and
ingeniously wrought, murderous revol-
yers, but, not being able to supply the
demand, the mails and the expresses are
loaded with weapons ordered from dis
tant marts and manufacturers.-[ Calves
ton News
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Preparations have already been made
for the contest between the two literary
societies of the college next Commence
ment. The Athenian Society has placed
on programme. for Orator, Mr.. jos. A.
Coe; for Essayist, Mr. X. U. Wilson for
Debater. Mr. l. b c Kirkindall The
Philomathean programme consists OF Mr.
w G.. Junod for Orator; Miss NJ. Lizzie
Parish tor Essayist and Mr.. 6. 7. Co!er
for Debater. The contest promises to be
an interesting one.-[ Athens Messenger.
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A Shocking Tragedy in Massachusetts,

BosToN, March q.
At Waltham. Mass, yesterday, james
Larkin, while intoxicated, beat his moth
er senseless with poker. Supposing her
to be dead, he set FIRE to the house and
Jumped into the river, but the current
bore him to the land. when he was arrest
ed. The fire was extinguished. The
mother, though severely bruised. is likely
m recover
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons. OF young men contemplate
ing marriage, swRre of physical weakness tloss
Of provocative powers-impofencyl nervous ex-
citability. palpitation, organic weakness, nerv-
Gus debility, any other Disqualification
speedily relieved.
lie who places himself under the care of Dr.
Fishblaft may rcliEiously connde In his honor
as a gentleman, and hts skill aH physician.
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Or. FISHBLATT.

Graduate Of one of the most eminent colleges IN
the United States, has effected some OF the most
aston ishiua cures that were ever know n T;
many troubled with ringing Ia the head ana
ears when asleep, great nervousness being
alarmed nd sudden sounds, hashtulucss, with
Arrangement OF the mind were cured immedi-
atciy.
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The Peoples Medical Servant

DIR. II. v. Pierce is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer of the FOREGOING remedies, all Of
which ar, soId by druggists. lie is also the Au-
tbor ~ the PEOPLES Common SENSE Medical
ADVISER a work OF nearly one thousand pages,
with two hundred and eiGhLy-t@o Woia-ensFi,
OF this popular work
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

themselves by improper tuduigence aud soil
tary habits, which ruin both body and mind
uniting them for other study, society or mar
riuge.
These are some Of the sad aud melancholy 81
fecis produced by the early habits 81 youth
VIZ WenkneSs of the back and limits pains
in the head; dimucss OF sight; loss OF museu-
lar power: paipitatiun Of the heart, dyNpcpsias
nervous irr(tnbitity, arrangement OF the diHss-
tive functions, general debility symptoms of
Consumption, etc.
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DIR. FIgHBLATT

Has discovered tho greatest cure in thc world
for Weakness 81 the Back aud Limbs, tnvulum-
tary discharges. imgntency, general debility,
nervousness, dysgt psin, lnuguor. low spirits
confusion 81 Ideas, paipttnttuu Of the heart ,
timtditys trembling, dimurs. of sight o. giuAi-
ness diseases Of the head, throat, nOss or skin .
affections ~ the liver. luug~, stomach or bowels
these and other terrible disorders afi@iug from
solitary habits of yuuth-secret aud solitary
practices moTe fatal to their victims than tltp
song Of the syreus to the marines of Ulysses.
blighting their most brilliant hope and anticl-
pattons, render murf!nsr, etc, impossible.
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

People arc getting acquainted-and those who
are not ought to be-yith the wonderful merits Oh
that great American Remedy, the
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JACKsOS, March i

JACKSON, March 18th, lS7S.
The firm Of = A. Zansi- & Co. having dlssolv-
ed partuefSlip by mutual consent, vii! ann
10 sfttIc nm Their book accounts al once.
ottphaf s.. 4. ZANE = & co.
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IO1 \ certain and tiiectual
HL1IENO- cure. Trial box only
ETcarIS AddreSz DIR. PERCY,
dscfetIv C5xdonErurg, n. y.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become 20 victims OF
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annunlly sweeps TO an unttmeiy
grave thousands Of young men Of the most cN-
tied talents and hriiifrnt Intellect, who might
Otherwise have eniranced listening scuntcs
with the thunders OF eioqucncr, or walked 90
ecstary the living Tyre, may call with full con
ndpHcp.
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y Cure Warranted.

Persons ruined In health bv unlen ncd pre-
tenders who keep them trifling month after
month, taking poisonous and Injurious COM
pounds, should apply Immediately.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-04
Debility.

vHsl weakncs or Depression, a weak ez-
hsu.ted feeling, no energy o. euumEe. the re-
sa!l gf Mental ovcrwork, fndacrction oF tx
ecssss. or sonc drain upon the system g. always
cured by
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II tones on aud lmxlEofafta the HyHtems dlH-
pf.4 tNn ni0um uuh dependency lmpuFia
strength and ouUruy-atops she dfhtu nhd frlus
,,,ta..t ftr futlfg man. Eram used twenty
year, with perfect tucnnHA hN thousands Noia
by dealers. Price, one Dollar per single NlhA
or Ffve Dollars prr package - nvo Walls mmd
Two Dollar vial nf powder sent ~ mail on
receipt nf urice. Addftss Humphrey lAnmeu-
pafhlr Medicine Company, 100 Fulton eiteet,
New York. mnFa4iN