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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-05-30

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sal L9sSitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness of
VISION, Premature Old Age, and many other
diseases that lead to Insanity, CONSUMPTION
ana premature Grave, all of which as a rule
nature and over indulgence The Specific Med
lclne is the result of a life study and MANY
years OF treating these special diseases.
Full particulars in our pamphlets, which we
desire to send free by mail to every one
Ihe Specific medicine is sold by all DRUGGISTS
at 81 per package, or six packages for S. or will
De sent by mail on receipt of the money by adj
dressing THE GRAY MEDICINE Co
- No. 10 Mechanics Block, Detroit Mich
%2 Sold in jackson by Wilson & Jones, and
by all druggists everywhere.
16may7Sy
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We are authorized to announce johnson
Wade, of Lick township, candidate for Pro
bate Judge of Jackson county at the October
election, subject to the decision of the Republi
can county convention.
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We are authorized to announce John J. G..
Evans as candidate for denomination for the
office of Probate Judge of Jackson county, sub
ject to the decision of the Republican county
convention.
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1.-TWO dollars will be charged for announcing
candidates. invariably in advanced
PROBATE JUDGE.
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-JOTT E7@
-llIL0.
81 cents. Address
dec6Tly
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We are authorized to announce Joseph Rule
of Madison township, as candidate for Probate
Judge of jackson county at the October election
subject to the decision of the Republican coun-
ty convention.
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SHERIFF.,

We are authorized to announce John F.
Shook, of Washington township, as candidate
for Sheriff of Jackson county at the October
election, subject to the decision of the Republi-
can county convention.
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db ~ A DAY to Agents canvassing for the
" 4 Fireside Visitor. Terms and Outfit
eO A Free. Address p. o. VICKERY, Angus
W ia, Maine. l6may4t
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Awarded highest prise at Centennial Exposition for
fine che,oiRg qualities and excellence and LASTING char
dcer Of sloeste1i"g Gnd droring. The best tobacco
ever made. As our blue strip trademark Is closely
initiated inferior goods see that JroksonS Best is
every plug. Sold by all dealers. send for sample,
Free to G. A. JACKSON Co., Mfrs, Petersburg, Va.
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We are authorized to announce John Will
Jams, of Jefferson township, as a candidate for
Commissioner of Jackson county at the OctO-
ber election, subject to the decision of the Re
publican county convention.
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0h Fancy Cards, Snowflake Damask. Assorted
~ IN 70 styles, with name, l0c. Nassau Card
Co., Nassau, N. Y. I6may4t
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I CURE FITSi
Fits, EDilGDSV or FALLING Sickness
1I IhNn Beautiful Concert Grand nDnEEs
IANV Pianos. cost 81 GOO. onlY uhiilHN

40 MIXED CARDS, with name, IOc
EO Agents outfit l0c. l.. JONES d CO.,
nassau, n. Y. 16may4t
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We are authorized to announce William w.
Evans of Jefferson township, as candidate
for Sheriff OF jackson county at the ensuing
October election subject to the decision of the
Republican county convention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-24

lOltlssstH s''''"' s''s''
Total Balance September list, 1873.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-24
Bridge Notice.

The Commissioners OF Stark County, Ohio, will re-
ceive sealed proposals At the Auditors office Ia Can
ton up TO II O'clock on Friday Nov 3D. 1873 for the
construction Of wrought iron truss bridge over the
east branch of the Nimishillen Creek, on the Allen
Road Said bridge 70 be 100 feet clear span, with one
IS foot clear roadway, to be capable Of sustaining
rolling load of 1900 pounds per lneal foot ndepen-
dent Of It's own weight No iron to be strained over
ten thousand pounds In tension, and eight thousand
pounds with GOrdOns formula In compression The
Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all
bids All bids 10 be accompanied with plans and
specifications and strain Sheets
BY order OF the Commissioners.
oct24hw JAS. p. S0URBECK, Auditor,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-24
Expenditures, Including OVerpaid Balance,

,j s2Og75 2G sNiW7O NOlB4 S5904G& & 07l00 &90O
1878 s96l9 II
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Notice of Intention to Build
q Bridge.

Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners Of
Stark County, Ohio intend to build bridge across
the east branch of the Nmshillen Creek on the Al
len Road. Said bridge to be wrought iron truss
bridge 100 feet clear span, with one ~ foot roadway,
In Canton township. The Commissioners will hear
petitions for or remonstrances against the at
their office In Canton, on the 22d day Of NoVem-.
ber, 1873, at ten o'clock q. m. on said day.
BY order OF the Commissioners.
Oct24hw JAS P. BOURB9CK, Auditor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-24
RECEIPTS.
EXPENDITURES.

Shaving and hair cutting at Iai.... ....... 8S q
Freight and express charges. ..... II 52
Survey viewers and chairman on roads...."... ~ 90
Taxes refunded. ....... .:".., 665 W
Printing and blanks. .... ....... .... 4,5il rs
Books and StatlOnery . ......... 1855 80
Witness fees, ,,,.. ... - .... 1906 II
Probate Judge fees lin criminal cases) .... 300 90
lin insane cases. ..,......... ia 20
Mayors and Justice fees,.,,. ....... 4B 10
Constable and Marshal fees m .. G8 40
Attorney fees for county m . -. 1913 90
Settling school funds m ..... $50
Serving subppnas out of county. 1873
Gas - - ~ ... SH so
Goal - . 427 50
Board and washing for prisoners........... 2,2s3d
SherifSs fees 80 - ~ m 544 90
Auditors salary and feeg .... .... 53iG q
Fees in insane cases - - ...... ... 81 IS
Cnronpr's foes and innuests - ... 7O5 81
Postage M m m lO727
Attor6evs fees for defending prisoners ... 9G5 20
BoaTd for JurOrs - ..... ..... 300
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-10-24
Detailed Statement Of Bridge, Building and Ditch Fund.
BRIDGE FUND.
nun~Vnnn

BRIDGE FUND.
RECEIPTS.
Balance Sept LIST, 1s77..... ,.. ....sl9,I77 49
Collected on the Duplicate ZJhzo %
Bonds lSSue0,..,, A,Ouuu w
MSCellaneOuS.'''"' ''''''''"' l'l4o ~
$3.50 81
Balance Sept lst, l57S.... ,.... S2i9 81
EXPENDITURES.
Bridges cuverts, fills grading roads, &c.s274l6 Il
Tn psyment OF bonds - ..,... ... 25 1856 y
BY DalanCe..,,, AtSol
S53,O5l "a
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AUDIToRs 0FYICE STARK COUNTY, o.l
CANTON, Sept I'd, 1878.
thereby certify that the foregoing Is q correct eI'
hbit Of the receipts and expenditures Of the Treasu
ry OF Stark County Ohio, as shown by the Auditors
Records for the year ending Sept. 1st 1873
JAMES P. soURBECK.
County Auditor.
Examined and Approved.l
JOSHUA WOOD. ! N--N
LEONARD RABER, commissioners OF Stark %.
JOHN PO0RMAN. }
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

A gcsersl press dispa,eh says that the
bill introduced in the House by Repre-
sentative Stephens, Of Georgis, 10 pro
mote the general use Of the metric sys-
TEN, is preceded by . preamble, which
recitcs that the system has made little
progress, Notwithstanding its great mer.
its and its authorization BY Law BY virtue
Of the Act of Congress Of July 81, 1866.
The system 10 believed to be capable of
simplificati0n 80 az to remove many i'm.
pediments to its general use. Tho bill
authorizes the use of the modified metric
system, and the continued use of any sys-
tenn now permitted by law is not pro.
hibited, the true intent and meaning of
the act being not to enforce any particu-
lar system, but to provide for the public
convenience by adaptation to its circum.
stances and exigencies; the metric sys-
tenn being capable of indefinite expansion
to suit the uses of mankind in business
and science. The following are the met.
ric tables proposed by tho Bill:
Measures of Length-100 haus make
a nail; 100 nails make meter; 100 me.
tiers make kile.
Measures Of Surface - 10000 square
meters make great acre.
Measures of Bulk and Capacity-100
drops make spoon; 100 spoons make q
quart; 100 quarts make cask.
Measures Of Weight-100 seeds make q
corn; 100 corns make a nut; 100 nuts
make bi-pound or bip; 1000 bips make
ton. .,tttS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

GIFT GIvINa.-The beautiful custom
of Christmas gifts had its origin in the
Roman Psganalia, which was instituted
by Servius Tullius, B. c. $50. Ga these
festivals, celebrated at the beginning Of
the year, an altar was erected in every
village, and to the box placed upon it
every man, woman and child was expect
ed to contribute coin. Aubrey speaks
of pot in which Roman coins were
found, and supposed. to be one Of these
Paganalian vessels. The Christmas box
naturally arose from this pagan New
Years box. There is an impressive pro-
priety and tsnder beauty, however, in thus
commemorating the event which gave q
Divine Redecrner' to lost wOrld-the
greatest gift that is conceivable to man
kind.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

DR.. DIo LEWIS ON CHEAP LlvINa.-
DR.. DiO Lewis assures the workingmen
of San Francisco that they can reduce
their living expenses to very low figures.
He contends that for sum 90 ridiculous
ly small that he does not dare to mention
it, better living can be had than can be
fouadat any hotel, SO far as perfect diges-
ton, sweet breath, health, strength and en-.
durance are concerned. He went into o
first class market the other day, and point
ing to some beef asked: "What is that
worth per poundi" 1.-TWO cents, }" was the
reply. He pointed to the corresponding
part Of sheep. zone cent" was the
answer. One pound of either piece
stcwed with a few bits or slices Of bread,
with a pinch of some of the fayoring
herbs, would make a capital dinner for
two men. of course, the workingmen
ask if DR.. Lewis ever lived in that way2
His answer is that he has lived in city
whose food material costs more than 1t
does there, and he lived as we'll as he
ever did at a hotel, on 30 to IS cents a
week, aud INDUCED ih-not q little vari-
city at that. With these figures on his
slate, the medical studout, who processes
that he can board himself in New York
for 20 cents day, is convicted of ex-
travagance and riotous liying.-NeD York
Tribune. "a w. ..a ...t rft. -
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pass throagh ell the sections, the Caa-
missioner Of each eosstry greeting IL At
the door, and will next inspect the Mill
t-ry School. where all the Exhibition
workmen will be stationed, and win
lastly traverse the machinery annexss.
Arriving at the gates, the Marshal will
take leave Of the Princes and other dis
tinguished foreigners, and return to the
Rlysce. Madam NacMahon and the
wives of AMBASSADORS and Ministers will
be assigned stations behind the Troca-
dero platform.
The Exhibition will be opened to the
public Immediately on tho close of the
Marshal MscMshon will hold
q grand reception at the Elysee on the
opening day, and also give dinner in
honor Of the Prince Of Wales and Duke
d'Aosta.
The Journal de- Debdts states, that in
view of the decision of the German En-
pcror to exclude from the German fine
art section of the Exhibition any picture
the war of 1870, the French
has resolved to exclude
French pictures concentrating that
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~ feet per secoad, IL follows that in q
large whale which has been struck near
the tail by haTpoon, . second OF so will
elapse before the impulse ID transmitted
to the brain, whilst another second will
pass before the second impulse Is sent
from the brain to put the muscles Of the
tail In action for the purpose Of retaliating
upon the harpooner. In such case It 10
assumed that the brain of the animal will
be the nervous center or station at which
information 10 received, and from which
instructions are in turn telegraphed to
the various organs and parts of the body.
In the actual details If the case, however,
it 10 probable that the spinal marrow of
the animal or some part of it would act
as the "head Office" for receiving and is-
suing commands. We know that head.
less frog will wipe off with one foot
drop of vinegar that has been placed on
the other, and in the absence of the brain
we thus assume that the spinal cord may
act as q nerve-centre.-Chambers' Jour-
nal.
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fOslOwERg sceosni u rs@us4srs In Fui-
too street, IA the days ~hen the Homs
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me tell you, says Mr.. Goodwin. how first
encountered the gentleman (Mr. Tayl
nov So formidable in presence, then 4
mere STRIPPING. Laughter Walking
down Fulton street one day, met N. p.
Willis-regarded by many as a literary
coxcomb, but id reality singulsr!y gift.
ed, large-hcarted man, ready ut all times
to assist brother author. lilo said he
had found Savs sois--a boy from some.
where in the wilds of Pennsyl vania, who
had conceived tho project of walking over
Europe without . cent in his pocket.
Said he, "Can't you help him by allow
ing him to write for your psper9 /
promised to do so, but meanwhile aid
came from another source. He obtained
aposition on the Tribune. He succeeded
in accomplishing his apparently imprac.
ticable project. He did walk over Eu.
rope, and great part Of the habitable
globe beside. Out of these ramblings
have grown "Visws Afoot," "At Home
and Abroad" "Trsvels in India and
Egypt" and many other works-all evil
,eences Of the energy aud pluck by which
mat young man has since realized his
dreams. t.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

The women of Cheyenne, Wyoming
have given up trying to purify the POLL"
The rush and jam of men around the
boxes have prevented many women from
voting, and now they have the exclusive
use of the hotel rea ling room for that
purpose. Two female judges Of election
are appointed to superintend thefboxes,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

ToRrEDoEs.-It is likely that the
Spartans, "in old Piatsas day" would
have regarded the torpedo - an internal
machine, whose use vas unworthy Q
brave, magnanimous people, and would
have scorHed to employ Il against their
enemies. And il does look like . cow
ardly way Of dealing With ose's saeny.
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