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Rerublican County Convention.

A Republican County Convention will be held
at the village OF Lawrence, on Friday. July %,
1880. al II O'Clock g. NJ. for the purpose of APP
pointing l. delegates TO ttend the Republican
Convention OF The Fourth Congressional Dis
trict. 10 lie held at Paw Paw. July 20, 1850; also
for the purpose Of appointing y delegates 10
attend the Republican State Convention. to be
held at Jackson. August 9TH 1880: also for the
purpose OF appointing delegates 10 attend the
Republican Senatorial Distric, Convention, to
be hereafter called
The several townships 0! the county Will be
entitled 10 representation II such County Con-
yaptiop COL
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Never make fun OF anybody who is sick or
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the air. woman who is spoken OF as one
OF the most dauntless ever known" was sick in
bed for hours after the great storm at SPRING
field, Mass, last year. She had received shock
Of lightning years before, and never since fails
to be i'll in a thunder storm.
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-08
COrreSDOndence.

To the Editor of the Standard:
On the morning of June Sth i started for Spring.
field, Illinois, with view to visiting my Perry
Lewis, who lives in the western part of Christian
county, in that State, the county line between
Christian and Sangamon counties. Perry is a Galia
county boy, but lived several years in Scioto town.
ship in this county. In February, 1873 he left his
farm in Scioto township for rent, and removed to his
present place of residence in Illinois. He is engaged
in the farming business, has under cultivation lGj
acres of so of wheat and 10 of oats
Land that country is only just sufficiently rolling
to drain the country and is worth from $50 to $50 Per
acre. according quality and grade Of improvements.
The usual average per is and oats 30 bushels
and wheat so to . bushels. Perry lives about % miles
southeast of Springfield miles frnm Pawnee and II
miles from TaylOrsvle, the county town of Christian
county. Taylorsville is quite business town. and is
largely engaged in the manufacture of all sorts and
kinds of farming utensils At TaylOrsvlle stopped
with Thomas Hogan, of the Hogan House. Tom.
keeps good house, good table, and is himself good
fellow. l liked TayOrsville well. 1t is Christian
town inhabited by a class Of good Christian people.
In Sangamon county met my old friend and neigh
! Dor Briggs Jacobs. He born and brought up i'll
Huntington township, Gallia county. About "a years
| ago. he removed to Sangamon county, where he has
been quite successful in gathering around himself
broad of land and the comforts of life also
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-08
IN. Y. Tribune.l
The White League FavOrite.

The nomination Of General Han
cock comes too late. The same thing
was tried in 1864, with General Me
Clellan as a candidate, and then it was
too early. The war was not yet over,
and the representative of the disloyal
South, though distinguished Union
soldier, was not trusted. General
Hancock came into political notice in
1868, a. the representative of the
White Leagues Of Louisiana, which,
with his aid as military commander,
had effectually applied Andrew john
sons policy to the extinguishment OF
the loyal party in that district. He
had been fattered by his selection to
take command in that district in place
of General Sheridan, who had been
put aside because he would not carry
out Mr.. Johnson's policy, thwart the
reconstruction acts, and put the Gray
above the Blue. General Hancock
was made to believe that Presidency
would follow if he faithfully carry
out my policy" and became the
mouthpiece and defender OF the cum
ming and implacable Bourbons of the
South. His orders and letters of
that period, in every line, might have
been dictated by the secret council OF
the White League. All that man could
do, as an officer of the Government, to
shield from punishment the cowardly
assassins who were engaged in exter-
minating loyalty in the Southwest,
General Hancock did by his orders and
his refusals to act. 1t is to be pre-
sumed that he did not know the facts.
He surrounded himself with coterie
of rebel politicians, and, being polite
ally an inexperienced and impression
able man, believed what they told him.
In return for his complaisance and
aid, he was promised, and after twelve
years at last receives, a nomination
for the Presidency at the hands of the
men who tried to destroy the Union
There can be- no mistake as to the
influence to which this nomination is
due. Nearly every Southern State
voted to nominate General Hancock
in the Democratic Convention Of 1868
and when that failed the Solid South
took General Frank Blair, as another
Union soldier who believed the consti
tutional amendments ''unconstitution
al, revolutionary, and void. Th'
North spurned Seymour and Blair, a
it would then have spurned Genera
Hancock if nominated, or any othe
representative of the White Leagu
policy advocated by Mr.. Johnson
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-08

RosY-CHEEKED WOMEN. There
ought to be more Of them. A rosy
complexion, if it be natural, makes the
plainest face beautiful; for with it,
we find the sprightly mind, the elastic
step, the ringing laugh-in word,
Health. The cause of listlessness and
sallow cheeks in women is often un-
suspected even by themselves. 1t is,
in too many cases, arrangement of
the Kidneys, Bladder, Liver, or Uri-
nary Organs. For these diseases,
HUNTS REMEDY, the Great Kid
ney and Liver Medicine, is sure cure.
HUNTS REMEDY is safe, effectual,
and pleasant to take. Try it, ladies',
and bloom again. Sold by all Drug
gists. Trial size, Is cents.
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[Harper's Weekly.]
West Point.

The report upon the case of Whit
taker has been submitted to the Sec
retary Of War, but his decision is not
yet announced. Should he disapprove
it, it is fair to conclude that the guilt
Of Whitaker is not as evident as has
been assumed. Should he approve it,
it is, we suppose, not improbible that
Whitaker will demand a court-mar-
tial, in which it is to be hoped that
the ex-parte evidence and the expert
testimony will be thoroughly tested
by able counsel.
1t is obvious that from the first
Whitaker was really assumed to be
guilty, and was placed upon trial be-
fore an unfriendly court, which had
no proper knowledge of the rules of
evidence. The one authority upon
which his guilt has been generally
accepted was the testimony of the ex-
perts about the torn edges of the pa
per. That testimony, however, has
not been subjected to an expert in
legal evidence, and, however damag-
ing, it ought not to be received as
absolutely conclusive until it has been
so tested. Meanwhile there is great
emphasis laid upon the fact that
Whitaker has been ''plucked" in as
tronomy and philosophy. 1t is only
surprising that he is not plucked in
every study, and in heart and hope,
by the prejudice which pursues his
color and his race.
At the late examination at West
Point the Hon. Alexander Ramsay,
Secretary Of War, made short speech
to the cadets, in which he said, i'm
pressively-and he spoke for the
American love of justice and fair
play
sit peculiarly the duty of all officers of the gov
theory of true national life 1t is pre-eminenty
the duty of all graduates and UNDERGRADUATES of this
Academy, who are the benefciares of all people
TO symbolic their faith in the vital source of our
national strength the equality of manhood by recog-
nizing the right every person. of whatever condf-
their abilities and desires may wasrant. 1t is an
ignobe thing be governed by an imaginary superb
ority of our less fortunate felOwci itiZens
born of adventtOus circumstances and thrice ignoble
TO make active exhibition of so unworthy sentiment
a true manhood dictates the extending of helping
hand TO lift up the lOwly, and kind words of encour
agement to those who are struggling TO elevate them
selves. l ask you, my young friends, 10 give some
thought to these suggestions and to cultivate, not
only love Of country but as well loye for the seni
ment ofwhich our country was born"
The cadets listened in profound ST.
lence, and after moment they burst
forth in loud and long applause.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-08

met Jack Bishop, formerly of Gallia county, and of
Col. Churchilfs Regiment 21th O. V. |. After the
close of the Jack started to the West, with no
other capital than good health good energy and good
will. He now owns 120 acres of good and well i'm
proved land. Last season he and my son Perry, and
one other man, formed partnership for the purpose
of purchasing and operating grain thrashing ma
chine, and did very prosperous business having
threshed $4,000 bushels of grain. Farming in that
region is carried by the of all the modern i'm
provements. They reap, NOW, bind and thresh with
machinery almost exclusively. The uniformity of
the surface is favorable to such system of farming.
A man cultivate acres, do it better, garner
grain, and have richer reward for his labor,
and consequently be more encouraged TO try again.
Perry is well satisfied with his change of location.
He and his family have lived in the enjoyment of
good health, since his removal, and have had
prosperity, otherwise, that is encouraging.
left Taylorsvie June 18th at in the evening, and
arrived at Jackson the evening at half past two,
being less tnan twenty hours my return.
SAMUEL LEWIS.
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order to secure a majority in the Elec-
toral College, even to a downright at
tempt to steal the State of Oregon.
This may endear him to his party, but
''the country" will scarcely love him
the more for it.
TO- Free shRs and living chance ; for american
tion in favor of transportation lines corporations, or
mOnopolies.
That by Convention which had
before it as a Presidential candidate
one of the most extensive Railroad
managers in this country, and which
nominated as candidate for Vice Pres
ideut, man who was for long time
a National Banker, and who is at
present an extensive stockholder in
Railroads!
After going thus far, it was discov-
cred that the platform was somewhat
transparent, and this was added:
49, The Democratic party is the friend labor and
% af 9ng e na and G M to him
But here is the very essence Of rich
ness. This IS the "cap-sheaf. AS
bit of humorous writing, it has per-
perhaps never been excelled on this
continent
II. We congratulate the country upon the honesty
and thrift of Democratic Congress which has
duced the public eXpenditU $0000000 year; upon
the continuation of prosperity at home, and the ma
tional honor abroad and above all, upon the promise
of such change in the administration of the govern
ment shall insure genuine and lasting reform in
every department of the public service
Let every voter read carefully the
platform; let him store its assertions
and promises away in his mind, and
compare them with what he sees and
knows Of the Democratic party, and
he will have learned a lesson upon
demagogism that will be as lasting as
impressive. The Democratic party is
greatly in need Of votes. The coun-
try is not in need of the Democratic
party.
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MEDICAL.
REIGN.OF TERROR.
The Alarming Increase of
Heart Disease and the
symptoms which
Precede 1t.
Leading to Scientific In
vestigation and an At
tempt to Check It's
Increase.
The Wonderful Properties
of "Sedatine-de-India"
and how to Proper
1y Use It.
Facts Of Importance for all Regarding a
New Discovery.
Facts Of Importance for all Regarding a
New Discovery.

The mortality statistics of this country show that a
great proportion deaths arise from Heart Disease.
But aside from the fatality which attends it the in
convenience and suffering which the first stages
bring make it necessary to take prompt measures for
relief. Undoubtedly the greatest remedy of modern
times for curing diseases the Heart is Sedatne
Inda,'' which is accomplishing such WONDERFUL re-
suits and attracting so much attention. This great
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Throbbing, Jumping, Flutteri4S, Momentary Stop
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A SUCCESSION of direful shrieks is
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Colored Servant: 'Please nam, he is
crying about the jewberries." "He
can't have any more. He has had
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berry ones he is whooping about.
He's all swolled up"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-08

AS IT should be. C'Young persons
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home?" Servant: mo, Miss. Did
you wish to see her?" Visitor: "Lor,
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-08

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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-08

A FUGITIVE from justice got him
self up as a book-agent, and easily
worked his way out of the country
without anybody's trying to question
him, or, in fact, go near him.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-08

SUNDAY school scholar Ito the
teacher). did you say that the hairs
Of my head were all numbered?"
Teacher: "Yes, my dear"
Sunday school scholar: "Well
then"-pulling out a hair, and pre-
senting it-"what's the number of
that one?"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-08

AMERICANS are the most inventive
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in bed until the entire household is up
has vet been patented.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-08

The Arab horse is not broken until
his fourth year. That's where they
differ from tea-cups. But then Arab
horses are not washed by the average
kitchen-girl.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-08

WHEN man says 81 hear a noise,"
it probably never occurs to him that
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