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WHO CREATED THE ELECTORAL COM
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Wo nave fecclSeu humorous letters during
Tie lust sixty days making us tho particulars
of tic l'ct'on ot Congress creating the Elect
ofa' ooh''hlssao''' whose Judgment upon all
referred Questions was declared tlllal In the
matter o1 the rresfdertlal election OF 1870.
oh tic 1th of Dsccmber, lS7o, tho llolsc
Of representatives passed. resolution pro-
VlulnE Tor joint committee OF scvcn REPRE-,
sentatises aud live Senators to report son.o
nloasura for determining all questions COLI
cernfng tho 'notlc Of counting the Electoral
votes for President ard all legal questions
pertaining thereto, to the end that tho votes
should bocountcd amt tho rcsultdeclared "by
q atribunal Whose authority none can qres-
ton, anti whose declsl0n all Will accept rs
hnal." Tic SenAte passed sl,nilar resolu-
t!ol, and the resttlt was the appointment Of
committee composed OF four Republican
Senator'S EuHuMt8, Abortion, ErcllngltuYsel,
and Conkllng, and Tires Democratic sena-
tors, THURMAN. baSard, ahd Nallsolal, and OF
four Democratic Naure scntatfyes. pnyne of
ohtu, uunton. Hewitt, md sprinuer anl
three Republican Representatives, arcyrary,
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so, % In, -. . tho ,s,,' =, tonmar @ ,.a7 'so.s .,aa
en,na,,i.,a @ NV % I'M w. .ho .,r s us"
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~ ANNA e , law ~, % tna oo,h ot ia,,r wv ~ 'A'' ~
srn. ,,,t", @ W. ,a,.t @ ~ ,,,a ~. "aas .,,o.
,,v r.nst,on n0 m .',,,aI t,o w., t,I s',s w"o.
cn,,, not n,.a W. ,ys rnrarraJ NV w tha 9sSus Tn,u
% 1ss,," ,se een .,',s,a, "s ~ t,'a. E,, - .uu Hu.
an,' .a, T., 'n1 ,, . o,.,ss, ~ . .'1 s
.oNI1e'. w. a'""s t., 'a , a:'oss u'o
H.. ss, ~ sv,e e.,as..',. 'o.es' o"o"'u
u'ane"s .s' e'4o.'. N.'u os''o' "'oo o1"ot'
lHo IL" p1o'1uea lot l1e appoih@&nent or
1ilfeeC C0MnIss!0nQla.-nve SENATORS, fvu
REPRESENTATIVES,. nIui tiyn Justices nf the sn.
AsoF'eses.aH'e9t ee'u Nv eunttees u t11s pN"
!.,, preme CO., Court Justices ~ clifford (Dsm.),
Field tpe'n.). Strong tkop.), and Miller
tllap.} wera designated by the numbers Of
their fultciult t1istricts to bo 1uu,nbors NJ ,he
r.,.,..,t,"t.,. ,..r .,,..o ~. ,,,. =. ~ r..e
LoIIlHatSaiotIt anu tuese r!ouE were 10 SELECT
tlo fifth Justice. They selected Justice
, 1880-08-19

j. ". RonEi,IsoS has becn nominated fol
Congress by tho Democrats Ut tho Seventh dror-
e7lM District. Mr. FELTON,, an independent Demo-
crnt, IL tho YrCspnt Representative.
, 1880-08-19

10 Pur1rzEH Of the Democratic evening
paper IN st, Louis, testlts for hts part that tho
Associated Press political reports urc rs far aa
ho desires or expects. Tloro arc symptoms. III
deed, TINT Homo OF tho growlers arc now i4cul lily
ashamed OF themselves,
, 1880-08-19

Mn. FORSTER thu Chief Secretary for Ire
laud, lett Lundon for Dublin yostsrsluy in ortsor
10 INVESTIGATES tho condition Of nfars tn IrpIunll
MAttcra Arg HAlL to pu assuming very serious
AYncot III that country.
, 1880-08-19

TIIE North spends 500 for education for
cyory eD.Bo spent for the Aat1o purpose In tho
South. uut tho South comcs nearer to tho North
In expenditures for whisky.
, 1880-08-19

AFTER ballot!ag four tlnys, the Republican
Convention ot tho Eighth iown District 1on,fna-
ted Col. W. +. Hepburn yeaterday, OIL tho H8th
ballet, thoreby dofoas.nG rho Hou. Mr.. Sapp, tho
present Representative.
, 1880-08-19

THE Republicans OF the Twelfth Ohio
District yesterday nominated Mr.. IoAn Grace, n
merchant Ut Circlotll,c, for Congress. Tho dis
trIUt Ii strongly uolnucr,lttc.
, 1880-08-19

THE loss caused by the fire ut the Yaeger
MIL ut st. Iouia Tuesday night IL p1acrA 1T $780,
D0o. William Weinhe!mcr, ono OF tho mill hands,
was fatally injured by tho fire.
, 1880-08-19

The editor OF 4 Raloigl, IN. C.) paper
scolds THx Tribune for sayins that tho uhtct
industry Ut North Curullua Is turpontEno-grow-
Ing. ThIs wus Il grave mistake. a good n,any
peanuts hre raised In tho State.
, 1880-08-19

TILE United States Treasurer has issued,
nndcr tho act ut Congress pusyod lusE juno
$!s.,0 .,0J1 In rcalsered a9l hands This Ia tho first
Issue Of thfs class of securities.
, 1880-08-19

lsh rule. As II 10 illustrate the snytpR TINT mis-
fortunes ucvnr como alnKiy, president 1.erdo
annonnccs his intention Of leaving Now York
to assist Gonzales.
, 1880-08-19

IN tho prize-contcst OF the electricians
Sawyer Is haring tho inning Just now aRanst
Edison. Tho Wizard atill comes up smiling, but
IT II tasfer thnn ever to balloyo that hu hasn't
slept or cAtpn much for nibnths. &
, 1880-08-19

Six lsru!e Siuux indians, who stole seven
hurses aIld Killed. while srln MUIR tho Rosebud
Agency, hAvo boon surrendered to tho United
btutus oillaor at Fort Isandal! byHpotted Iu!l.
, 1880-08-19

THERE WIS sound Of revclry by night,
but there wasn't my r0very to Bponk of TIL
mOrninF. 1t WIS inoatly sound,
, 1880-08-19

THE profound silence OF the st. Louis
GlofH'crus un tho subtent OF hfoDenald's whisky.
RUG exposure IL tho beat news It has given its
rcndeFs for Il long tIulo.
, 1880-08-19

THE strike among tic Scotch iron and coal
workers Is extending. Atrcady n,nuy furnaces
arc blown nut Grcnt Inconvenience Ia expo
rlctccd for laok Of cpnl. Tho merchant vessels
between GlHeg0w nna Qu1bco, which used TO
tako coal as Dallast> nre now compelled to tako
ftnnN.
, 1880-08-19

THE receipts Of tho United States Treas-
ury Yrum customs dues during tho fiscal your
ending juno 10, tBs0. were 9lse, ,b2s oo4, which was
nm incrcnso over tho fccclpts Of tho previous
ycar Of $49,:7.:,018, The lntcrnal-rovrnuo re-
ceipts for 1881 wcro SEA uG, ,:7D, nt faerouao Of
7o3 oyor tho preceding year. Tho not
rcvcnuo Of tho Government from Ail eourcos
for 1870 w.s tEs. .5ajGl0, Galn nrer lssD Of $5U,
808,4!1. ThB Gurcrntnont expenditures wero
$.a7,Gl2,ai7, nn increase over tho preceding year
OF only <Ge5.::14 In 1S90 tho Interest OIL tho pub
lie debt amounted to $as,s67.d75, boinR savfng
A. compared with tho previous ycnr Ut *9,htAt,-
31i. Thore WIS n reduction during the ycar III
tho Wnr Department expenses Of about $soDo,-
00, and in tho Navy Department ri nearly ST.
GoJ,000. Tho indian EXPENSES for tho year woro
$5,nEt, ,457, a9n1nst 3d. 1W In 1871. 1t Is no.
ticcnbe that thorr has been II slight incrcRso In
tho receipts from thu snio Ut pubtlc iands. In
1s7a Tho receipts were 47s1, aild III 1850 thoy
amounted to $1,Hf0.500.
, 1880-08-19

Cl1.us LEE, heathen C',!ncc, who was ,.p
to u few ways thlt wure dark aud trIcks that
rcFe vain IL In JUL at Clneinna tt for trying to
swiM.llo Some of hls unsuspeetlng countrymcn
by the goId.brIck dodge.
, 1880-08-19

TITS friends ought to put Mr. English in
that Iron vault and olap ak tnonths' tlmc-
lock Oh tho door,
, 1880-08-19

ONE industry the South l,as not neglected,
accordtng 10 tho census, and that Ia tho raiang
Of picknnlnnle..
, 1880-08-19

A uASD Of robbcrs made gnod la,il near
the City of Mexico recently. They captured
S;ri,pU.
, 1880-08-19

GES. j. II. WILLIAMS ltns hcoh nominated
for Congress by tho 1toadIusters Of tho Eighth
vlrglniu District. Tho Hon. Eppa Hunton tDonl-
oetat) Is tho present Representatives.
, 1880-08-19

TIE Democrats Of tho Seventh Missouri
N'Striot hnvo relloualnatcl Congressman john +.
Phillips. THO Dcluoer4ts of. thu Niuth Kentucky
District llayo rcnomlnatcd Congressman Tom
, 1880-08-19

TtIE comments OF tue Democratic press on
tho Commercials exposure Of Euxlsh's cut
throat mortgage .ousluosA aro all t4stcrisks and
1asheH.
, 1880-08-19

@EvEN China las repealed her bnrbarous
Navigation laws, md tho United States ls nl0ho
nnsnuG enlightened natlons In rotaInlng thoso
medieval roles ot II fasse theory Of government.
, 1880-08-19

THE wonleu mills at New Castle, Out,
were destroyed BY fro Tucslny night. Tho loss
is cstimatcd ut <50,U0 Tho lnsurAuco on tho
building and stouk Is only 10000.
, 1880-08-19

THE 1sead1usters OF the Third Virginia
District yestorduy plpeod IN nomination for
ConKress Capt John \. Wiso, son Ut tho late
Gov. Wise. His Democratic opponent Ia 1his
cousln. c4pt. George d. Wtso. :,
, 1880-08-19

JOSEPH I. Alolsros, Chief Engineer OF tho
Albany ~. ~ f!io Department., was no much
concerned fur tho xuucoes Ut tho Firene "a Slate
Convention now Il, session ut thAt alty that he
l'ccaac il.sano. und committed suicide yester-
tlNS
, 1880-08-19

Atns, DoKAl1 THOMPSON md her two
daughters, residents Of Albany, N. y, have be-
cono ltlsnnc. No causu Ia nss!Kncd.
, 1880-08-19

GARDEN CITY COUNCIL, M. :, fOYAL AKCA-
NuM-MGul&prs HrG requested IL treHt nt thB M*sem:
lily o'ny ut l1. D. tn tu ntttn4 th1 .1nneFaI
VI ltrttirr +. H.. Davis, e. +, rAllS0SS,
Iti,EN, ii;NEsV, Secretary. :. Kpgent
, 1880-08-19

A NEW Atlantic cnblo company las been
formed. Tuis oumpany proposos to lay oablo
llno between Eus!aud md tho Azores. a4d bo-
tweoh tho Azarcs and AsnprIc.s. Al tho ueccs-
sWry CONCESSIONS hayu Ieuu DbtAfnva,
, 1880-08-19

THE WRONGS OF millions who l,aye suffered
by interruptions tiukot-poddlors wero avenged
Tuesday.
, 1880-08-19

For tho l1undretlth time. perhaps, the
statement Is tHale that Turkey will cclo Dull
plKno To Montenegro.
, 1880-08-19

$j0E5, ,4f7, a9nlrst Il, 1o9 In 1BSU. 1t Is no.
ticcnblo ttut thorr has been slight incrcRso in
tho receipts from thu snio of public iands. In
1s7o Tho receipts were ftrA,7sf, and III 1850 thoy
amounted to $1,a10.500
THE C0NCLAVE AND ITS LESSON.
To-day IL practically the lust Of the AtAson-
lc festival III this city celebrated by tho
Knights TempIar as Tricnnial Conclnye.
The day will bc given over to Comlnundery
reunions, social visits, and general rest froul
the exciting aud fatlglirg events that have
preceded 1t. The "visiting citizens" Will
thus have an opportunity, which indeed Inns
been taken by largo numbers Of them nj
ready, to transact business, do their "s'lop-
ping" and enjoy the pnrks aud tho many
other attractions md peculiar features of
Chicago life.
Tho week has been characterized by con-
siderable confusion and some dissatisfaction.
Such MI experience was probably Inevitable
III crowd Of such gigantic proportions.
But the grumblers nre mainly those who re-
side In the city md have had their routine
life disturbed. The Templars, who came
l,cre 10 pnriake In tho festivities. llnye
generally been astonisl'ed at tho lavish
hospitality shown to them and highly gratl-
fled at the magnitude atM briliancy OF tho oc-
cnsIou. These sentiments llavo bae,t shared
by the Masons us body. Others who hive
come to look on have generally hud their
moneys worth, und hayo nlso had other OBJ
jccts lii view which compensated tllem for
coming. Some desired to visit frieuds,
others to do 'shopplng," others to enjny
cosmopolitan ltte for n few days ut oxcpr-
sion ratcs. All'thcso people have. as n rule,
, 1880-08-19
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, 1880.

CHOLERA Is sail to be causing fifteen
doaths daily iu ono of tho Iiou1nautnn ylltagos.
, 1880-08-19

rnn1Ax.gz TNxnfre

NeFtckcr's Theatre.
Madison strco, between State md dearborn. "1Al
the ltnacn
, 1880-08-19

ForcpntsRf's Clrcus md McnnEeFtc.
l.ake.Frunt. opposite Madison stsoet. Aftefnoor
md evening.
, 1880-08-19

rLEuno-raEUMoS1A Is spreading in Eli
gland. 1t is ut present confncd 10 tho LaucM:
shire farms.
, 1880-08-19

TnE orangemen and tho Catholics nre still
breahlnK eaeh oihers heAd's ut belfast for tho
loyn OF Dt,d. .
, 1880-08-19

Randolph atroet between Clark Mnd La salc. En-
Gnacnlcnl Of tho Now York Criterion Comedy Conls
pnnJ. "Frenks."
, 1880-08-19
Gle GtiI,a1ore.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

ny MAiIr-1N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r1lErA1D.
l>al,y eillt;ou one year
Fn,ls nt yt1f. pr month";. Loo
lirfT and E,}ty v tli,c observation-disclosures. 1&.B0
fsMrtF f yrnr nor ntn,.i,,,,,.,, ,.,,,., 1s4t
1urttIay. fhtrfinY. and SHtfflay, nBr YeaF., 600
Mundnf. " cInF sfhf, and Frhi1J icr Jenr,, GOO
Enfufdnf jf Fpntny N.nA ~ rcf ypaf K.K0
Any other lay pur rear. 200
WEEKLY EDrTION-rosTrAtD.
t,f,r eHpY t,er 1.EO
tint III fif Zoo
Glib Uf ton 1900
specimen coptea ennt frce.
give ros.-o'co adafoss In full tncludna Btato and
County. tr ... 81.
ncultt thccs n,ny ho afc nttl,er ny dntt. cxrsess,
1os0eo orhor. tn rnatsess.l letter. nj our risk
TO CITY suusUn1DEfts.
1,niIy dnv orad Bunday excepted NJ cents per woek.
ultJ lcvc1cd Hundny included. no cents per week.
Addrcas THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Cornof Madison md Toafbtrn.sts Chicago, LII
, 1880-08-19

T1IE Hon. William II. Graham, Of Pitts
burg. n prominent mculbor OF tho CalnpbellIte
Church, If which Gen. Guriiold is also d mem.
Ter, has returned from an oxtouuye tour in
aoutAorn Indiana. md expsassos It As his we'll
considered belief that 0asl,ulI Will carry tho
11ooster Hsate by a handsome minority. Tho
Can'pbolltes, Of whom shero ARC snno l4,oo0 In
tho stato. will neurty ult poii their votcs for
Garfield, and. as morp than hnIf OF tho,n aro
Ucnlocr1lls. their aution will have o very ap-
preeiablH elfopt un tho ulGptIop.
, 1880-08-19

THE opposition to llo reelection of Gov.
Colquitt, Ut Georgia, " formidable ono. Such
Lob Ioombs, Congressman Fe1ton, aud Alo1an-
der II. Stephens will take the. stump against
him, and In favor OF ex-senator Norwood. Cnl-
qnitta support comes from tho machine men
mud tho railroad employos, aud bis principal
traipers mo Senator brown znd rat Wnhh, OF
the Augusta CtFuntcle. The Republicans will
place tiokot In ths Held. and With good chance
Vt winning,
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ling's feelings, and she felt almost
sure they were not shared by Mon
sieur Duroc. :,
$50 much for trusting Frenchmen,"
she said bitterly; 'sure if we can't
make out their gibberish we can't
make sure of their feelin's neither"
And she began to look coldly on her
former favorite, and to answer his
broken attempts at polite speech snap
pishly.
But Yves was too dreamy-natured
to take offence at trifles. He saw that
Bridget was cross, but she was old and
had SO much to do that he had sym
pathy for her. She reminded him of
his old grandmother, and she had al
ways been cross.
1T is one of the privileges of old
women" Yves thought, Ito console
them for the loss of youth and beau
ty."
But Eileen's sadness increased; she
grew paler and thinner, and Yves not
ed with much concern that she scarce
ly ate anything at meals. What could
this change mean? Once again his
former idea came back, and again he
turned from it with Indignation
what was there about him, poor
working-man, to take the fancy Of
young lady like Eileen? For although
Eileen could not boast of much edu-
cation, she had been to boarding
school, and had been taught to dress
and to dance and to carry herself in
manner that greatly impressed Yves
accustomed to the peasant garb and
homely, somewhat slouching ways of
Liszen and the widow Perrik. 1t
therefore seemed to HIM absurd that
Eileen could feel for him more than
kindness or friendship. 1t was more
likely that he had vexed her in some
unconscious way, and all would come
right again.
TO RE CONTINUED.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-23
CHAPTER VI.
A NIGHT ALARM.

1t was Yves's turn to have a sleep
less night. He loved Eileen dearly
he had never had sister, and she
seemed to fill a vacant place in his af-
fections; he could not bear to think
he had grieved the sweet, tender
hearted girl.
But as he lay pondering the events
of the last two days-the sudden
change in Eileens manner. and her
bushes to-day-the cloud of doubt
which had dimmed his mind all day
broke. and from it came sudden ray
of light that startled him? Was it
possible that Eileen loved him? 1t
was only for few moments that h.
INDUCED this thought He turned
from it resolutely, told himself that
he was a presumptuous, ungrateful
fellow-a coxcomb who, because IA
girl was kind to him after the fash
ion of her country, had dared to i'm
agine deeper interest i'll her good
ness.
The night was very hot, but at last
Yves was tired out, and turned to go
to sleep. He was just falling off, tell
ing himself that he thought too much
Of Eileen and her feelings, when a
sound reused him.
What is it? He starts up in bed
broad awake-yes, there is the sound
again. What is it? 1t sounds harsh
and grating, like the noise Of file
In an instant Yves has slipped out of
bed, has hurried on his clothes, and
has gently opened his door. 1t is So
dark that at first he sees nothing; but
the noise continues, and his ears tell
him that it comes from the door
which leads from the yard to the par
lor behind the shop. This is an out
side door, with eupboards on each
side of the space which intervenes be-
tween it and the inner door; there i.
a passage of about six feet long be.
tween the two doors.
Mr.. Smith always draws the halt.
Of both these doors as soen as we:
crosses the yafd on his way to bed
thus shutting him out of the house
land then the clock-maker goes to hi
own room by the little staircase whicl
leads from the parlor upstairs. I'VE
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-23

Why, if | took papa only at his words,
he would be just cold old prig of a
father, but when he looks at me then
know that his heart is as full of
warm love as it can be. ! will try to
show to Yves tomorrow both in
words and looks how dear he is to me,
and then he will take courage | was
a silly goose to be SO frightened yes
terday.
1t was easy to make this promise to
herself in her own room, and to go to
sleep comforted; but next morning.
when she met Yves, she felt as if he
could read her heart-the girls enthu-
siastic love had invested him with all
the qualities she most reverenced; and
when Yves spoke to her smilingly,
she blushed and looked foolish.
Still as the day wore on she tried by
sweet looks and acts Of devoted atten-
ton to show him how much he was to
her. If she saw him searching among
his implements, she was at once by
his side trying to discover the missing
Instrument; and when he had COM
pleted the watch he was engaged on,
she was ready to take it from him and
to place it in the position it was to oc-
cupy till it was sent to the owner.
At first Yves smiled and thanked her,
but a dim, puzzled doubt began to
creep over his mind.
Eileen looked up from her study of
the French dictionary. His grave,
troubled face made her heart beat
painfully. He was vexed, she was
sure he was-vexed with her.
yves" she d-then, as he start
ed and looked up, his grave eyes
brought back her confusion. Bend
ing her head so as to hide her face she
went stumbling on; she must speak
now she had begun, and she must
clear up the misunderstanding which
she felt sure was between them-"you
were going to tell me''-she pressed
her hands on her heart something
-quelque chose-yesterday. What is
it, Yves?"
Yves gave her sad smile. There
was no agitation, no confusion in his
face, for Eileen found courage to dart
rapid glance at him.
Sank you," he said slowly. 81 not
tell you; it is better not; | have change
my intention
Eileen's face grew crimson; she
made some excuse, and hurriedly left |
her desk. She did not come back into
the shop till she knew that Yves
would have left it.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-23

IT is a curious fact that the Demo-
cratic newspapers are abusing the
President for his ''toadyism" in re-
commencing a title and salary for
Gen Grant and are at the same time
accusing him of a lack of manliness
in not recommending the rehabilitation
of Fitz John Porter. This seems to
draw the party lines on Grant and
Porter, and recalls the story of the
patriotic Republican who made one of
his Democratic neighbors very un-
happy by shouting with frequency
and vigor: ''Hurrah for Lincoln"
The neighbor retorted: "Hurrah for a
dam foolr' "All right" responded
the Republican. "You hurrah for
your candidate and I'll hurrah for
mine."-T N. Y. Tribune.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-23

VERMONT has just passed prohib-
itory liquor law Of the most stringent
character, known as the nuisance
law" 1t declares that any place
where liquor is sold or given away, or
where gambling is allowed, is nui-
sance, and provides that it shall be
closed. 1t also makes the keeper liza
BILE to fine of from twenty dollars to
two hundred dollars, or Imprisonment
for three MONTHS Columbus Dis
patch.
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TO BE CONTINUED.
Theory of Ahsnrntion.

The theory Of cure by Absorption
is certainly growing in favor. The
Lion Malaria and Liver Pad and Body
and Foot Plasters absorbs the poison
from the system, and will positively
cure the worst case of Malarial Inter
mittent and Remittent Fever. The
whole remedy for one dollar. For
sale by Druggists.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-23
The Popular Demand.

So great has been the popular de-
mand for the celebrated remedy Kid
ney-W ort. that it is having an immense
sale from Maine to California. Some
have found it inconvenient to prepare
it from the dry compound. For such
the proprietors now prepare it in IL
quid form. This can be procured at
the druggists. 1t has precisely the
same fleet as the dry, but is very con-
centratcd so that the dose is much
smaller Lowell Mail.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-23
How il Was Done.

"How do you manage" said a lady
to her friend, ito appear so happy and
good natured all the time?" Il al
ways have Parker's Ginger Tonic
handy" was the reply, land thus
easily keep my family in good health.
When l am well I always feel good
natured." Read about it in another
column. dec
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-23

WE offer you no new remedy in
Denig's Cough Balsam. For twenty
years 1T has been thoroughly tried and
never found wanting, and it to-day is
the best cough remedy in the market.
Cures like magic, pleasant to take, and
only 25c. for four-ounce bottle.
16dec2W
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-23
Cause and Effect.

The main cause of nervousness is
indigestion. and that is caused by
weakness of the stomach. No one can
have sound nerves and good health
without using Hop Bitters to strength
ell the stomach, purify the blood, and
keep the liver and kidneys active, to
carry off all the poisonous and waste
matter of the system. See other col
umn.- Advance. 16dec3w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-23

ALL cases of weak or lame back,
back-ache, rheumatism, &C.; will find
relief by wearing one of Carter Smart
Weed and Belladonna Back-ache Plas-
ters. Price 25 cents. 16deC2w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-23

4 North CaroIinian. who kissed
woman against her consent, was sen-
fenced to months imprisonment,
and all the women in the State want
the law that punished him repealed.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-23

pARKER'S HAIR RALSAM
The Best and Most Economical Hair Dressing
exquisi,ely perfumed and perfectly harmless.
Will Always Restore Gray or Faded Hair
to its original youthful color and appearance, and l:
warranted stop its falling assist its growth and
prevent badness.
few applications Of the BAIsAM will soften the
hair, cleanse all dandruff and cure itching and hu-
uoux ofthe scalp. Sold by all druggists at o"1 soets.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-23

ALTHOUGH very early this season, it
has already been discovered that dur
ing the present winter ice will, as
usual, freeze with the slippery side up.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-23

Liver Complaints always yield to
few doses of Rlnehart's Liver Pills;
only one for a dose. Sample dose
free. 25 cents per box. Warranted.
For sale by G. w. Miller, Jackson.
9dec2t
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-23

''How shall have my bonnet trim
med" asked Malia, 80 that it will
agree with my complexion?" IF you
want it to match your face, have it
plain" replied the hateful Harriet.