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The Crisis

What think you would be the result I
the earth should stop spinning around
the sum- We're you ev.r near large
and intri' ate machine whsn one Of is
wheels d, cane clorgrd or brOken-neaT
enough to hear the grating. iarrine clash
the sudden, dea'ening crash 2 Astrono
mers assure US that precisely similar
eif-ct-, only on an inconceivably grand-r
scale, would be produced # our earth
one OF the wheels in the universal ma
chine-should suddenly cease its revolu-
tions In other words. there would be a
general clash aud crash OF satellites.
planets, and systems. What we term
financial crises are due to similar causes
One Of the wheels in the iuance-macbine
becomes clogged. perhaps shattered. The
terrible Wall-street crash" which follows
Is communicated to every part Of the
financial mechanism Of the country. But
analogies do not stop here. There is that
other mechanism. the most intricate OF
all-sometimes called an organism be
cause it generates its own forces-the
human machine. When one Of its mem
bers fails to perform it, Office. the whole
system is thrown into disorder. Members
fails to perform its Office, the whole sys
tenn is thrown into disorder. Members
before considered unassailable. break
down under the unnatural pressure. The
shock comes. and utter prostration Is the
result Reparation can only be Effected
by the restoration Of the impaired parts
and the re-adjustment Of its levers. the
physical forces. There is one part Of the
machine more liable TO disorder than any
oth"r.-the liver.-the great balance.
wheel Of the machine.
The liver being the great depurating
or blood-cleansing organ OF the system,
set il at work and the foul corruptions
which gender in the blood aud rot out,
AS IL were, the machinery OF life, are
expelled from the system For
this purpose Df. Pierces Golden Medical |
Discovery, used daily. and Dr. Pierce's |
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, taken in 1
very small doses. are pre-cminently the |
articles needed. They cure every kind Of /
humor from the worst scrofula 10 the /
blotch, or eruption. Great eating ulcers /
kindly heal under their mighty curative
influence. Virulent blood poisons that
lurk in the system are by them robbed 4
oi th' ir terrors. aud by their perseveriug /
and somewhat protracted use the most
tainted systems may be completely reno
Fated and built up anew. Enlarged
glands. tumors and swelling4 dwindle
away aud disappear under the Influence
IF these great resolvsnts.
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He was a quiet looking man and as he
strolled leisurely Olong the creek bank
be might have been mistaken for a cler
gyman. As he turned sudden bend OF
the creek, he stopped short, his face as
suming a Mortified look There. right
before him. on the creek bank, on this
6ne Sabbath day, were two small boys,
fishing.
"Well, well, boys" said the quiet look.
ing man." this is a pretty how-de-do !;
here you are are, fishing on the Sabbath
day; is this what your parents teach your
Don't you know that it's wrong to fish on
Sunday2 Don't you know that little
boys who fish on Sunday are in danger OF
going to the bad place? What would
your parents say. if they knew where
you were2 | imagine see your father
now, as. on bended knees, he asks Heav
ems blessings to fall upon his darling
boys: Ali what would your father
say p"
Bring me some worms, sonny, this
NCAhSN OAluSh ha9 EOt hii III btiL OIs
came, in coarse tones, from the farther
side Of huge log.
That's what the old man says" re
marked the lad, as he hurried away with
the worms.
The quiet-looking man moved sadly
away Shortly afterward. he was seen
tearing away, at huge stump, which he
finally uprooted. Selling something from
the bottom of the stump, he hurried off
Those who saw him, at first thought he
was crazy, but when he drew out a jack.
knife, and marched into a paw-paw
thicket, they knew what was up, just as
we'll as though they had seen him place
the grub-worm upon the hook. Human
nature is pretty much the same, the
world over.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Newell Braley TO William C. Long, Quit
claim to acres in Milton tip. 500.
Harrison Keslnger to Margaret J. Moles
40 acres in Scioto tp S525
NJ D. Woodrow ct al to Simeon Wood
row. Quit claim to leo acres in. Washing
ton tp., 81
Viola j Woodrow to Simeon Woodrow
Quit claim to 100 screas in Washington
tp, 81.
Olevia J Whited to Simeon Woodrow,
Quit.claim to lGU acres in Washington
tp, 81.
Jeremiah Woodrow ct al to Simeon
Woodrow, Quit-claim to 100 acres in
Washington tip, s..
William Olier TO Harrison Campbell.
60 acres in Washington tip.
Benz NJ. Clayton to Harrison Campbell,
60 acres in Washington tp.
VIM. H. l. McGhee to james NJ. Me
Ghee ct. al. Quit. claim to lands in Milton
tip, $1,000
James VI. McGhee ct. al. to Electa r
McGhee, Quit claim to GU6 acres in Mil
ton tp., and lots 81 and G2 in Hoffman :
add to Jackson, 81.
Andrew A. Austin to John Belcher, In
lots Nos. 3. aud 22 in Middleton, S4OO.
No. mortgages recorded Q
Amount secured s. 4l9
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Public Notice.


I. John iiaunns, ts..isa = biask smith hy trade
nfd uisn tsli iliF want sfi -ltlH faeius uhffshy
80 q, ~ l.,,t , ~. ~ - ital 7 e.iula
I uis o. uHkr niHny yxua iutfnis with dln. fssni
ststsinnrfs which 20 ed thr iifst prospects ~
| I dI-cutsfsd fiir wHnfifffui 90 rfa - Eisrffa
~ if,ifi uisln co.. iiuuan -ysisfn.
wen. .. ~ . sisni ur In my is.id Ia .nri, .
tthtiurr - tttr contraction - ths cirtis that
I fFurtiiuu. I fsstlid tui hafdia ms ffs,is - 1
wish d HuH ufffu tliufith Dc tifsf uuuid have
m5 nrErrs cot 30 o. 81 iii.'i, nut ~ thr vay,
fr'i.f hut 40 ~ 80 ~. a. We'll. ~. was
w,Hkinz with E.riin -tiirpu at 90. htfEs. aud
=. 90 100, -, s.a n.i rf~Nsnt iis coming in con-
i.,.k ua iiDl ~ ~ iis srli it tad pff.iur.,i.
. Rrsrsd o. With uy s4ntktd i.atd. ni.d tnnrh
90 my aufpfisr I uuud fnY FfuukHh nnwrfa
.iH'ialt"t "ui. and h..i ~ inurn uss ~ them
showed uy hand o. nlv wifr atd FAMILY. nud =
rsinsfnl fsjsiclns W.. ifr reuit.
shup who bar q inntf kmsf. csuafsi ~ the cords
hrtuH rlui ftrifsi ~ ftlsufnHfifms SCOT bin
b.'iti. "f il.rifn riilran lluim.ut. und iaid
fud uf furer uuiils Hr una Hnir 20 Throw awaF
,,.,, 80 ',nr ani EH,k g 10y shop anpa...nilf as
rasr-prpiuciug refferi CURE. ! gave ID 20
aihrrs ~ nay nsiEhi.nr- ant ffisnd. .ilr miles
fhsunnHfi-ui, nfutniaia. sfin iufnts hurna. strs.
~ q witch . eur-d witllgut Hny irpaiiie.
would prnFtrair thr hktm ~ utHm further thmu
soy uihrr auflsiaurt'. it uHrurrrd ~ naH fhHt .
,sit kHsi ,'f I'VE tf,'is.' hitl y lia- p.utta
. N'efnal diseases oCCuftius o. tilat nfinia uul.
NAL.
rlrran-i hy tha Fi.rtrn suiran Imminent
Z company ufnrfs 1H WllitHtn sfrHtf. NV Nt4hw
Noid - al bfuzaista. riicr s5 crtt. 80 issi.
f.rTand. Williams = Co.. Agents. pstrsii.
: nuri-,li 90. and n. Maersady Co,
An .ttte. tIfrituaft Uhfst.
W " NuNg a -. AHauia. Eimifn. ~. ".
tuiirf fuiisf. AEruis, thirsaus ~.
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Guardians sale.

IN pursuanre nfau ouirf ~ thr Probate Cauft
uf Ifs k-nn GsuntN utin. fn r titi iifs lflh fiHY
80 tfrl. \ g. tsis iu tur rt.s 80 ttfNii 7. itts
Fis. Euswiisn ~ liiin = ffiul lunafles
szsiti.i lits Went, tiir uftigfaiEufd eiiis fsu
"Wednesday. the t4fh d.y uf Apfii.
A y ISIS.
~ n'rnrk. y. ~ tsn tho rrffnisss. s,fi.sf "a
isuifiir -Hff. tiss iiiatua ffI rstfs sifu tir iu
.ifs r,sunfy uf rkastu tti.i state Uf uuiu. sua
ifaffifs.si ~ 60 ffwa. fu.uttg
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sHtu huuttrf 81 Nsus tsi NauEH afssuttsu. fifI
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afsftu tft tutas. " lfs fsf uuHillua iiitilaa 81
atisi Ia 81 isfrs. b. fuw slfuffs. tis Hsit fisf o.
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Gus rlir. attil affii ~ fit.a ifu - o. 81 nsaw
lfsiafr tft ta ftf fsftff 81 rflH ItHfs uf tHuH
xfs uffh nuut rHti -tia
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stsufrs b.. IlFf fs.fifiuiua De- go islfs iul sail
Ffta HffiIs ts ffHH.
Tbr e slave ,issrrIisFt tfa-t ~ tand rui1rri
.s -fil lIfs tsistH. npIfffi=HsI Hf $50 uls
NiiF 81 fflifu ufHffil-l tftrt 90 iHnA Hurfaaefi
if Z. NI n.
Tstus. 60 ssie. unr htii rash 80 da3 ~ saie.
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DAVID K DAVIS
OaaFs ul John 4. Ffire.
q. IHNfH. Any.
Mates It. ISIS
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Marriages in Jackson COunty-1S66.

Robert Turner and Ellen Stringfellow,
Dec 20, by J Barringer, Min.
John NJ Timberman and Eliza Ann
Tmberman, Dec. Is, by Daniel Tracy,
Min
Francis Shry and Sarah Potts, Dec. l6,
by Jonathan Brine. Min.
William Wilt and Barsheba Crabtree,
Dec Is, by Henry Weber, J P.
John McLin and Rachel E. Ewing,
Dec "a. by L A. Atkinson. Min.
Russell Workman and Elizabeth Hig
gins. Dec. "a, 10y Newell Braley. j. P.
William Flack and Minerva C Powers.
Dec %, 10y Joseph J. Spriggs. Min.
Edwin w Mitchell and Mary Hoop,
Dec %, by L. A. Atkinson, Min.
Quincy lngles and Caroline Phillips,
Dec 23 by William Ogier. J. p
Jefferson Howe aud Eliza Starr Dec.
%, by j. W. Case, Min.
Simeon Sharp and Nancy Hale, Dec.
p, by Riley Corn. j. 2.
Abraham Rankin and Emily T. Waugh.
ters. Dec 81, by D. w. Winfough, J. p
Peter Israel and Dslilah R-msey, Dec
p, by VIM. Osier, J. P.
Harmon Bum and Esther NJ Frasure,
Dec. &c, by Armpstead Scurlock, J. p.
Thomas NJ. Patterson and Mary A.
Halterman, Dec. %, by l.. A. Atkinson,
Min
George Sours and Mary Alloways. Dec.
25, by L. A. Atkinson, Min.
James A. Graham and Mary Jayjohn.
Dec y, by Wm Cutter, J p
John Conner and Jane Haynes, Dec. p,
10y d w Winiough. J P
William Brown and Martha Tope, Dec
-, 10y Henry Weber }. p.
Joseph Cooper aud Nancy L S.ckles,
Dec. 81. by Z. y. Harper, j. z.
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shcriRs Sale of Real E,tate.
State uf ohia. tssk-an Cuuufr. ssf
Cauft uf uiuiisau tslslts.
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nw "a tE.sf..e s.F -


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at lhr .i,s'f ..f ihr C5au nuuaa. in saii raunIg
90 Jirk-.su. uu
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To- o. HuA a. fmF WfupHfW uf AHhu burt 20
satisfy alaiiFmeut atid urrfsu iu laNuf ~ J, T.
Caldwell
0is,n under nay hand tbs eilh dsr - Nsrrh.
A. -. tsA JOHN al EMtNu.
NIrftM lsEasfu Cuuutfs umla
lame THpp, Aitg fuf f.lmimtin.
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The following are the Grand Jurors for
the next term of the Court of Common
Pleas. which will meet May goth:
William Hildenbrand and James Van
divort, Sen, Liberty; James Patrick,
Taylor s. Long and Levi Dasher, Milton
John Mcclure. franklin; James Whit
and Aaron Mclaughlin, Madison Geo
W. Hedges and Stephen Trip OF Wash
ington; Perry Byron. Jackson; Jordan
Horton. Jefferson; Charles Rhodes and
Thomas Poindexter, Lick. and S. C. Nye
of Scioto.
Petit Jury.-B. F. Rice, John F. Leach,
and J. r. Brown, of Lick; Henry S Jenk.
ins. David d. Williams (Miller) and j.
Ellis Evans, Jefferson; William j. Evans
Madison; VIM. Rutledge. Liberty; Evan
Crabtree, Scioto; John A. Brown, Milton
Finley Cherington. Franklin, and John
Fitzpatrick, of Jackson
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Disease and Death, when they reach
our own households. are too serious for
iesting, we use our best endeavors to
drive off the dread messengers, and are
only happy when we feel that they are at
a distance. At the first approach OF that
fell destroyer, Consumption, in the shape
Of "A cough or slight cold as we'll as more
severe Bronchial or Catarrhal Complaints.
we should at once use Eil@rt's Extract OF
Tar aud Wild Cherry. il mas no supe-
rior in such cases. Every bottle warrant
ed to give satisfaction. Sold by Geo W.
Miller. ian24-ti
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Notice

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tue tffsiiIufs uf lfsiiu ~ MHffiu ufH tHEr nus
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atu rffsiifuta. Ussftatu rsfntrt tmHrs nfsir afHd
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iu thr failituu sod atufnissl aud aupi.irilirifta
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tfsss tiffff fssuf.a 80 o.. rsiN 80 fW aiiHfu
tusi fssftVfI auHta. IAMEs % UtlALIEN.
stu. u AitufffF fsf flsi tiu.
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Cross Roads Items.

The last few days of pleasant weathe
has enlivened things up wonderfully
The mothers may now be seen out in the
garden with the necessary garden tool
making lively work; occasionally stop
ping to cast a clod at some unruly her
that will persist in trying to assist in
turning up mother earth; and the dear
girls are all wild over the coming fash
ions, and every new arrival is scanned
from tip to toe to see If there is not some
particular tuck not known before, while
/ ye lords OF creation sit quietly on dry
goods box at the corners" doing in the
sunshine between drinks, and wearing
out pocket knife almost every week
whiting Oh! these are glorious times
with them.
George johnson is tearing away the
shed kitchen attached to his dwelling
preparatory to putting up neat addi-
tion to the same, also a neat picket fence
around his house and grounds. Som"
parties were here last week looking az
the old mill They talked some OF buy
ing it and reftting and operating the
same. We believe mill here would be
a paying Investment.
Thos G. Richards has received beau
tiiul marble monument to be put up at
the graves of his two brothers, Samuel
and David, who are buried at Carmel
graveyard. five miles east of this place.
The monument was put up in Ports
mouth, and is a fine piece OF workman
ship.
Wesley Tracy, a son Of DR.. Tracy, who
has been teaching in Gallia county. has
returned home, bis term Of school hav-
ing closed for the winter.
The average boy has commenced to
rob the hens nests; cause, Easter will
soon be here. Our merchants are taking
in a quantity Of iron ore; most Of it goes
to Jackson, to the furnaces there.
We saw him the other day as we pass
ed along. lie was seated on the fence
telling bis wife how to make the garden.
She, poor soul, thought it all right Such
is lite
Mrs Srottiger, living near Vaughn's
Station, is very low with consumption.
Mrs Kelley, near Madison Furnace, is
very sick.
Many tears are being shed over the
fate OF Col Vance. All hopes of his re-
covery are given up, and if he has de-
he will be the death Of many /
Democrats down.
Jim Corn is the happiest man in this
part OF the county-cause, its a boy and
weighs l3I lbs. Jim says he will have
Two crops OF corn this year.
Con Kelly at Madison Furnace says
he Keliys are on the increase, for he
ound one at his house this week.
Mrs NJ A. Snettiger, wife of VIM.
'nettiger, died on Thursday evening, and
vas buried on Saturday at the U. B.
;hurch at Oak Hill A large concourse
,f friends attended the burial.
Silas Arthur's little son broke his arm
IN Friday the 5th. Dr. Tracy was called
nd set the arm.
A little girl of Harley Jenkins fell
rom the hay NOW on a pitchfork handle
nd was badly hurt, but is getting better.
Charley Mcclure is in poor health. but
} getting better since spring opened.
Mrs. Martha Hewitt. wife of James
levitt, and daughter Of Benz. Callaghan,
} here visiting. She came in on Thurs
ay, 4th. They live in Brazil, Indiana.
Milt Buckley, who taught the school
ere the past winter has repaired TO
ackson to attend school. Milt is a good
oy, and will pull through all right
BERT.
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His Honor's First Case.
A DREAM.

His Honor looked about the room will
o selLsatisiied air, as though conscious o
his power, and determined to do his duty
regardless Of consequences After order
had been established in the crowded
room, His Honor carefully lifted his feet
from the resting-place on the docket. cast
a quick glance around the room, until
his face suddenly lit up with smile oi
recognition.
"Willyum," said His Honor, bring
forth the culpritT
Willyum drew forth sevep-pound
willow from his coat.tail pocket, went to
side door where "Larry" was standing
guard, opened the door. and led forth a
acknowledging man, with very long
face. and very bad countenance.
whats your name2' asked His Honor.
John Wesley Thornton.
"Well, John, you are charged with as
saulting R. Iugersoll Jackson, and taking
from him ono dollar and thirty-two cents;
what say you-guilty, or not guilty 2
Let us not look at the past. The past
is dead sea. am a Christian. If, in
the past, | have been as the groveling
worm, in the future will be as the soar
ing eagle I'm disgraced to be tried in
such a Court as this. Do your worst.
I'm ready to be sacrificed to convince
good men that they did right in voting
against Your Honor, as an immoral man,
and for the good Marshal, here. as
moral man. expect no mercy here,
l."
"Stole the money" broke in His Hon
or. Bring on your witnesses"
The proof was conclusive-the good
man was convicted.
"Mr. J. Wesley Thornton, | assess a
foe against you OF ten dollars, and costs,
and" continued His Honor, as the tears
started from his eyes, may this be les
son to you May it cause you to remem
Der, in the future. that when a strictly
moral man steals, he should be careful
not to vote TO put sinners in office, lest
they enforce the laws, and bring truly
good men to grief.
"It's no use for a man to try to be de
cent" broke in the prisoner, "the worst |
men are put in Office; you may persecute
me now, but my day will come; people |
cannot long bear up under such immoral !
officers the time will come when all this
will be changed; the far distant future
when you, your Honor, are groveling in
he Slough of Despond. and | ain sailing
through the vast area Of space. far, far
Ibove the tops OF the everlasting hills
While birds of golden plumage pour mel
'dy into my ears. and the soft music Of
he tinIxling bells of Heaven steals gently
FER my dreamy senses; then as soar,
nd soar
mary soar" said His Honor. "With
he ball and chain Willyum will place
pom you. and Larry swinging to the seat
Z your trowsers. there will be no soar.
ng, no soaring The motto of this Court
J, Equal and exact justice to all men,
e they jew or GENTLE, English. Irish.
or cold-back Virginian (;
Villyum, take the prisoner away.
As Willyum and Larry hustled him
trough the door, there floated back, in
ositive tones, Its no use to try to be
ecentP
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Daniel B Warren, son of Andrew War
rem. of Madison township. graduated at
the recent commencement OF the Ohio
Medical College. He is a young man
of fine natural ability, and he is well
educated He intends to locate atsOak
Hill, at Dr.. Tyrrelrs old stand, and prac-
tice medicine.
Here is what the Clinic said in refer
ence to one item of Mr.. Warren's gradu-
alton: PROF. Reamys prize for the best
examination in obstetrics and diseases OF
children, a case of obstetrical instru
ments. awarded to Daniel B. Warren, Of
Oak Hill, Ohio.
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Probate Notices.

the accounts Of Dtui-i W. Jones. admini istra.
tor uf John W. Jones. DECEASED
Iu~-ph HartsOOk. guardian OF Robert Hull a
lunatic;
nam, Johnson, deceased.
MONTAGUE Laudfum, guardian OF John ,
Lauirum Hnt smith Ltuiruut, minors.
nave. ba.u itd 10 the Pftsb tts Court Jack
rou ttN, Ouip. for -rttlcIuen tud tho same are
let for examination and hearing on the lJIit q y
90 AtTIi, a. -. ISIS, at 10 O'Clock a. ~. Of saia
day.
JOHN J. q. EVANS.
Itrpr3w Prttbtte Iudgr
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