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Uu SAl'iluS uIC Nu DOu kCdludt ltdl"
$3.50 &c. &C., Total de vente
qtwtorse-mille dollars, uu joli chit
tre. Certes, mails sans importance
a cote dc ceux de la vente du Due
d'Hamilton trans mis- qnotidienne
ment par cable de Londres. La
nous vOyons une theiere vendue
deux mile dollars, cne paire de
bouteilles (vides) $1,000, une petite
table ronde $3O,OOO, une coaarnotle
$2l, 500 SC. &C., prix de- fantaisie,
sans relation avec Ia valeur vraie
de l'oblet achet6. Decide,nent la
mode reste la mattress. du monde
s,.rtout dc CO qu'on est convenu
d'appeler le grand monde quirefu-
sera 3 cents par heure 4 un onvrier
meritant ct depensera 100 mile
dollars q satisfaire un caprice alb
surdle.
Ia SEMAINE A NEW YORK.
523 & heS soni venus augmenter
cette semaine notle population.
G6l morris ont enrichis nos entire.
preneurs des pompes funebles.
1877 couples nouveaux ont forme
DIES liens que pas NAL Vehtr'eux
s'efforcerOnt de d6nOuer avantF Pan
nee 6coul6e. Les concerts de Cent
| trail Park ont commence cette ses
| maine: bonne musique,- grande
foule. Tn Polonais naturalist
\pr6tend avoir decouvelt le mOnve-
Went perp6tuel.. apparel est
Apos6e ct sembIe prouver Ia verite
dAson dire. Lid force motriceain-
81 a6yelopp6e. parait tnop peu con-
sid6able pour qu'aucun usage
indu,triel puisse Ell 6,re f,it.
VacaAces partout mon settlement
le l INNS meme 1t 3JuilIe proclaim.
Les honmes d'affairrs partent Sa
, medi polR ne rrvenir a l'ouvragr
que Mtrctedi; nuriqu's nns aur"nt
peut etre9bien NAL AJAX cheve">,
, mails ce ~ ~ra pas eNce> tie i,a'ri
. otisme. LrChtnin de Fer >''nl".
rain qur don tra>er>-r III ds
Manhattan tbat- enliete, SOFT de,
iimbe~. On aes%p Sc NJ caution
uement de 100, ,0O ,Ss,,rant I'ncile
) v..nrnf d,-< traxsnx, jn ora !.
, 42ene rue en- unatsr aunees. En-
core 1900 Jnif@ r,S>rs de plus. ~
ills arrivent tonloufs!- IL est vra
: quill en- part dtia, ieu Satlsfait:
; ies resources des hats-Unls e
preferant l'insolente. existence de
!. pays semi. orientauX. LIE. suIta'
+. leur tend les bras. Bon voyage
; Les honoraires de i'architecte gu
!. a fourni les planspour les oolossa
| les construction dem. d: Oh Mills
> | 4 Broad street s'6|event a Ia som
i me coquette de $4,000. Des ri
J.. MICS charitables s'organiS' Mt d.
) toutes parts. Les membres d.
) "Petro!eum Exchange" subvien
i ennent aux frais dune Excursio
t comprenant 800 meres indigente
: ct B1bes peu fortunes. L'infati
r gable Mr. Starin promenera tcu
i nn. joun, avec orchestre ct repa
:. copieux,, unearmee de 20o0'peti'
s veudeurs- lie joumanx. La pIu
3 belle collection. depetits cifiens d
Q fantaisie est celle liz. Mr.. Hoey,
t fameux constructor de Presses
It imprimer. Son cheull est install
. a Long,Branch.. .,
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Enforn,atiof Locales.

RIz.-CFest Rehabilitation de
Mr. Alexandra !friot, pres Race
land qua $te cxfdi6 lie premier
envoi de riz 4 | lNouvelle Orle-
ans. Get envoi cOmposait de
trois sacs seulei{n Consign6s
a Mr.. JAS NJ. w; fh, nettoyes an
perseverance RI MILL" lis ont
dome un demi ar:l de qualite
superieure. Cerl Eendn al'encan
,Jendi 6 du Coural Il etc adiug6
i Mr. John II. lIa4a qui en- "a fait
don il ''FEpiscOkl Homer rue
Jackson.
L'annce dcrnlel le premier en-
Vol de riz de Ia puvelle recolte
MA etc rccu Ell vi! cue |" . Aoitt.
II venait do PlagJ mines ct etait
dc qualite inferieus
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ExAuES.-veuleai lie : lrillet

ExAnrN.-vcuiedi lie : jrillet
Messieurs Tloma \. BadcanN.
President, S. 7. G Gsanose. Sn'ln
tendant, ct J. i. 4ooiD, memore
sdu Bureau des I'd es de la IA
foisse Lafourchef + rcndlrent a
i'ecole rlblique q conleui, con
mue sous lie nom dc G'ssdmore
G,Qn.moy School, in de proctaer
a IN ex;,men del six candidats
qui avaiant etc cil lisis pour cor
courira Ii m6daill{ Peabody. Ces
messieurs furent Il sistes lar N.
n. Jos. A. Trond Principal du
Guion Academy, kt de Anatole
Panal!c, ex-plincilal du GIlsa-
,norc Grammar Sthool. CONNIE
resnltat de teSamsn, ia medalIle
fut dGcernee a Valerie Crosler.
La renlise della ..kdaille sc tera
aussit6t que les l,ll-ectenrs Gu
"Peabody FuuWt l'auront i"lt
parvcnir an Sllintendant des
Ecoles de la Pafaissc.
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.>uEI.ioEATInNstll sera't uh
f,cn i.;;i. d'tslAGtttr toutcs les
nmfljnla:ions f.i,eS 'sianS no,re
vllio dcpuiS Ia c';vitc ct dams
reoutes les tirections.% Pa'"hi les
uonyelies batis>es qui eont encore
cn construction nous Aiterors lie
Grand ct spacieux Aagasin en
hriuuc de McSsrs Braud'yt Legen.
ar.. dane Ia rue Main ct te!ecaut
cottage eleve par Mr.. JOHN Mccall
|, IA rencoiyuure Main etCa2al,
.s,,r le terrain Gui arr,Nteaait
cntretois 4 Mmc Ninou.
Les amelioratIons Yult taues
faitcs par les antorites de la Vile
sont les reparatiuls As rur1 le
,ettciement dies tossdx la r9 on
s.ruction des points ct aea IN
nue,tcs. Celle dg cote NV baA
du canal avaoce Htpl.Nment
Mons ayons l'esioir Qfielors'in'
cellc de lseglise atteY4gales lin
;,es de la corpor;tiMtN sera rri
'les les measures po,f tscpSstruire i
4. nanquctte a l;outF 9sau nord 'l'
ln, drs Messrs. Msh. A'ors non
au,ons unc !ig1hfontlnue de ba'
onctie lie n'inroAe quel point d
centre de la viiieIiuspa'a l'eslis
St. Joseph ct TFbodanx n'a"r
rlus rirn'A env'cHa"x antfes y
les de l'interieur.-
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FOR GRAED ISLE.
The fine Steamer JOE WEBRE,

! Capt. A. E. Hosa,d-
viii leave the foot of Cont street. New
Orleans, every Wednesday and Friday ar
8 o'clock A. N.
She will leave Grand Isle every Tuesday
aud Thursday for New Orleans.
She viii leave Grand Isle every Saturday
fer Ihibodaux, aud returning will leave
Tnibodaux every sunday at o'clock A. NJ.
for Grand Isle Prica Tw1 Dollars each
gaT. Meals e1tr<
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F. ZERNt)TT,
j. GUAkDIA.

Referring to the above thank. my friends
tor their kind patronage for the old firm,
and solicit a continuance for the new
will continue thel repairing Of watches
aud jewelry in the same place.
F. ZERNOTT.
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IMPORTANT rPn LES I

1>spcpTANT pdCR LES HAni>
N1,s DN IA HyE DROITE.-
Nn,s avons pu1li6 samedi der
.,;ar rre notice u Bureau des
annon,ssa;res ded telres mareca
o.,,,sas das paroises Lafourche ct
Terrebonne qni a fent etre pasSe
;n.cnesue ct sur l|quelle nous ap
.'a,ors ls,,tentiorS des habitantS
~ ,.;ya ,,ro,te Bayou Lafour
Mo do Thibodau1 cn descendant.
por catte noticele bureau don
ne avis quill est PREF d Veh'fe
toutes les tcrfes Hees '''''S 'e
s.,ss;r comnris ente lie b,lyon Ter
.'"I,onn. ct le babu Lafourche.
~, ,,.;x sont f;xfskOmme suit:
fuasse \ Tcrr4 beissess2.5o
Iacre. k,:,
Classe B Terref DEM oo'sees
1.25 pacre.
Classe q Terres E pra'ries 2'c'
lacre. >A. j., G
Trente jourS ;9co'"p'eS u" .
A. Juliet sont d0nne AUX piopi'
80 49," IA tnrr.s SIT les sur les ba
J yous Lafourche ct e'1e"on"e' n'oa '. "'.
sSyou Bleu' Oh FL n'eae ~ poul
achcter les donb CONCESSIONS
ae leurs terres. II Fse &c tcfme
i dites doubles cd @SS'o"s po"'
nut etre acheteesa a h1mPof't
qel acqnereur. i
Asapres les rensa av''e'''s ' s"s
nnS avons pu OF Hn' les va
vanA de drainage Fonfsn''en' n'' ~
actiSment.-Le c I'ela es
presNe 4 sec, ct ssSlso' lee ~
batean draguenr aN'" n''i ~
grandit, lie canal i4ep'e"ufa 'e'
travauXentre.,'e ~" ! o.s. :
Raceland. La persfc'iNe est ',s
encOnrageante et = ,"'' ~ o'''''
= commencent Il GU 4 leS Sc"'
Dk%Si corfme nous 'eefoi's' Get 0
1ss,r est hearenS nm ,,aann,, eon''n
fin ce scsa uni ne nou.el M
p,osrerite as mmsnee' ~, NJ e.
les hae,Sae S'' $
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Notice.
Thibmlaux, La. July Lac. lSa

ThihNfaNx, Lat. JuIy Ist. IoS2.
The firm of +. Zernott t. j. Gualalia IS
this dav dissolved by mutual consent. r.
Zernott having sold his interest in the, stock
aud assets Of said business to Mr.. Guardia
who will continue aud assume all liabilities
of the late FIRM.
F. ZERNOTT,
j. GUAkDIA.
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Ctetait anx encheres de Ia COL
lection Bushell qu'un penny di;
ode Lord Baltimoreo a etc pave
cette somme Acknowledgements.
Autres prix c6tes d la meme vense: !:
adollar de 1895: 526; / dollar de
1895: $40; un cent de 1896 : 1871 !;
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Plant d Canne!

BOOK ron rleEaHgaMs,
"or.h sa5. For .c tvr as Cts
IHRKsnEsMAs's poxxsxprsc
including aE ,ialA r.-,;cI T.
make settlements wi tcustomcrs
Money refunded II i. en,irci,
satisfactory. AddrcsA
The ~ialsman g. 7a,KCsm'y
Mansfield. Richa nd & o.
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COED =: 4; =; 8: :: !:

who do not improve such chance. remain in
poyerty. We want many men. women,
bows and girls 10 work for usyightin their
own localities. Any one can DO. the work
properly from the hrst start. Tie business
will pay more than ten,ti,ncs- ordinary WI
ses. Expensive outfit furnished free. No
one who engages fails to make uDhey rap
idlv, You can devote Your whole time 10
the work, or only your spare moments.
mil information and all that is necled sent
free, Address STISsos & Co, Portland
Maine.
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DR. N. =. ASSELINEAU,
I.utreprend avec ssscces Aes
ma dies ChFOMi4ues.s

II peut ttre cousults J. son office de .
II heures toas les mathis.
Co1S. MARKET and MARONGE STREET
THIBOUAUX, LSE...
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READ THIS LETTER.
Hon. w. J. HENDRICKS, Of Frank
fnrtszKu.. undertook to- give a lesson

Hon. w. J. HENDRICKS, of Frank
fort,-Ky,, undertook to give a lesson
eIHeness, and this, according to
hhisst5ry, was the result: @Hewas
sitting in his Office one day, when his
colored Office boy entered with his hat
on and singing, 'Daris one mo- ribber
TO- eross.sS< Mr.. Hendricks was inn
pressed with the boys want OF polite
ness, and said to him: Look here,
sir, that's no way to enter my office.
Y gu need lesson in behavior. Now,
you takea seat in my chair, and act
inst aS though you were proprietor.
Just as I do, and I will go out and
come in just as you should," where
upon he laid down his cigar and went
osft Of the doer.sIn a2moment he re-
tnrned, aud there sat the boy With his ]
feet perched upon the table, copy OF
the revised statutes OF the United
States .opon in his, lap and the half
smoked cigar in his: mouth, and his
hat cooked down over one.eye. Tine
teacher Of manners entered quietly
with his hat in his hand, but had not
fairly gotten into the room before the
darkey looked up and said: Jack,
you rascal, pick up that spittoon,
clean it quick, and then come in heah.
sab, and black my boots, do you
'heah p Jack was kicked out, but
soon reinstated.
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RAILROADS,

M.&C. .ROAD-PORTSMOU BRAN

NJ. & G. C.ROAD-PORTSMOUTH BRANCH.
Accommodation going South, leaves Hamden at sic
Portsmouth 1850
Going North. leaves Portsmouth at 800 p. M, Web
ster 4.27 Oak Hin SIT, Cross Roads $50, jackson
$780, Berlin 623, Wellston 7l3, arrives at Hamden
7.3O.
Mail train going South leaves Hamden at 2.35 D. m
Wellston 24s, Berlin 257s jackson 3.15 Gross Roads
8.42, Oak Hill 1852, Webster 433, arrives at Ports
mouth at $50. AZ. 5-,.s
Going North, leaves Portsmouth at 7.2O a. M. Web
ster S.17 Oak Hill eco, Gross Roads $40, jackson
$40. Berlin 9.5S Weston 10.07 arrives at Hamden at
1920. s. -
TOLEDO, CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS.
Mail train going West. leaves Wellston at l0s0a. m
arrives at Coaton lilo, Chilcnthe 80 p. M. Wash
ington e. H 42s, Xenia 500, Dayton 700. :, :
Going East leaves Dayton at $50 a. m, arrives at
Coalton LIS p. nl., Weliston Las.
OHIO SOUTHERN.
Going West, Mail train leaves Wellston s:6 a. M,
,Co6ltQp 1885, jackson 1920 Simpsons 1910, Cove
1910, Whitmans 1886 Beavertown 10 So Robbins l! 90
Gvens 10S, Scioto VAL Crossing i1:2s Waverly IL 80
cambridge 10, M, Greenfield. "A, Washington
Springfield 400. =
Going East leaves Springfield at 1916 a. arrives
at South Charleston Ills, Jefersonvtle 1l.47, Wash
,tngton c. H.. 1875 Greenfield LII, Bainbridge
l.52 Wayerly- 302, Scioto Valley Crossing 307. Civ
3.z9, Robbins $3.50, Beavertown 3.3S, Whitmals
s.46 Cove 3.52 Simpsons 4.0i, Jackson 426 Coalton
AT, Wellston $40.
train leayes Jackson for Coalton at IL 80 every
day except Sunday.
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MEDICAL.
THE SURGEONS KNIFE.
Wonderful Surgical Operation Reno
val Of Urinary Stones from the
Bladder-Succegsful.


Mr. Simeon Tietsel1 of Saugerties, n. Y, had been
treated for seven years by various physicians for
what they caR Structure of the Urethra without nen
eftS He finally consulted DR.. David Kennedy, OF
Ronaout IN. T who found his trouble to be Urinary
Calcui or Stones In the Bladder The doctor at once
removed theforefgn bodies with the knife and tnen
rave hfsfre2t Blood specific, "Fayorte Remedy" to
prevent their The entire treatment was
eminenty successful and Mr. Tietsels recovery was
rapid and perfect.
While s.Favorite Remedy is specific In all hlo-
uey and Bladder diseases, it is equally valuable ID
of Bilious Disorders Constipation of the BOW
els and all the class of ills apparently 1nseparaoie
from the constitutions of Try 1t. 1ouI
druggist has it. and cost is only one dollar bottle
The lucky is he who puts this ADVICE IN prac.
tfce Don't forget the name and address, DR.. Davlo
Kennedy, Rondout, n. Y. The Doctor would nave
Understood that while he Is engaged in the introduc
tion of his medicine, "Favorite Remedy" ne stu
continues the practice of his profession, but confne
himself exclusively to Office practice He treats al
diseases of character, ana performs ali tn
minor and capital operations of surgery,
2eoctlnl-hd col nrm
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A YOUNG city gent, dressed in a
faultless suit and a pair of shoes which
tapered to point in the most modern
style, was visiting in rural district.
A bri ght little four-year-old boy look
ed him all over until his eyes rested
on those shoes. He looked at his own
chubby feet and then at his visitors,
aud then looking up, said. Mister, is
all your toes cutted off but one?S'
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i: RECIPE for angels: Mamma, what
makes angels?'' asked a little boy,
who had been reading Of the heavenly
inhabitants. The mother glanced out
into the orchard, and, with g warning
look. solemnly replied: s''Unripe fruit,
nv DEAR ."------=as7--s
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GEN. SPINNER is fishing down in
Florida with eminent success. He
just bats with his signature, and the
fish that can distinguish it from the
writhingist kind Of worm has to be an
expert Of many years standing.
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BAYARD TAYLOR had a droll habit
Of making verbs. In the editorial
rooms Of the Tribune one day conver-
sation turned upon man who was
noted for his nliserly habits. Don t
you think him very penurious? O. asked
colleague. "Wen," replied Taylor,
she penures a good deal.'
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A TEACHER was instructing his class
in natural history ''To what class OF
birds does the hawk belong?" he
asked. ''To the birds of prey" was
the reply. f'And to what class does
the quail belong2'' There was a
pause. The teacher repeated the
question. "Where does the quail be-
long?" "On toast!' yelled the hum
cry boy at the foot Of the class.
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y EmBRoIDERED mustard plasters are
now recognized as a necessary feature
of aesthetic medication.
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& ALfTfIBSouthern boy, when asked
if his father had a good mule, mourn
fully replied, 'One end Of him is
good" -, Tt..5.sr...-e
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TINE is a good deal like mule. 1t
is better to be ahead Of time than be-
hind time. gA ...g..l- .l.E.aHll I.
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OLD, but good: Why is the earth
like al-school blackboard? Because
the children Of men multiply npon
Che face Of it,
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HILL's Buchu gives universal salts
faction in every case where tried. -s.
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The following conversation is said
to have occurred at about midnight at
summer hotel. The children began

The following conversation is said
to have occurred at about midnight at
a summer hotel. The children began
it:
sMa!' s
"What, dear?' >
us that you, map - -
YES, dear
"Par'
"What, dear?"
us that you, pa?
Eyes, dear
"Good night, ma. y
"Good night, dear.
Good night,spa.
Good night, dear"
The dialogue had been repeated at
intervals of fifteen minutes for two
hours, when an elderly man in the
adjoining room, who had been trying
to sleep all that time, rolled out OF
bed with thud, climbed up into the
transom, and, putting his head out
shouted at the top of his lungs, ~ es
it S me maw, and it S me paw; now
go to sleep, you little brat, or III come
/ in there and chew you up" Five
minutes later a holy calm broodeo
over the house, and no sound was
heard save the last. sob OF a weary
/ wave telling its story to the smooth
pebbles Of the beach.
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Mothers Should Know 1t.

Fretful babies cannot help disturb
ing everybody, and mothers should
know how soothing Parker's Ginger
Tonic is. It stops babies pains, makes
them healthy, relieves. their own anx-
iety and is safe to use.-J0uraal.
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Binding Lots for Sale.

have number very desirable building lots for
sale, in fine locality In Jackson. Cal and them
II you want good lot. WM. VAUuN.
l2mayS2m6
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TO PEDDLERs.

Noticefs hereby given TO all persons who are
peddling in Jackson county without license,
that they are requested to get the proper license
or the Statute will have to be enforced.
B. B. EVANS, Auditor j G
Feb.l0. 1SSl-tf.
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AIWays EfectHaI.
Good night, dear

DIR. Rogers Syrup Of Liverwort;,
Tar and, Canchalagua, or LlyerWort
and Tar, as it is most commonly called.
is a splendid medicine. The effect OF
tar, as medicated in this preparation,
is soothing and grateful to the dis
eased lungs as well as healing, and the
other ingredients, which are powerful
expectorants, assist in efecting cures
when all other medicines fail. For
coughs, colds and all diseases OF the
lungs and chest it has no equal.
M READ THIS LETTER: IT.
3 3. G. Chapin, 80 John ST., New
Y ok, / Sept. 4, 1856, says: 1.-Two
years and . half since ! had an attack
Of influenza, and it left me with Sc
we're cough, which lasted several
months. DR., Foord's Pectoral Syrup
gave me Immediate relief, and effected
a permanent cure in short time. L
lsaxe KNOWN other persons greatly re-
lieaedsof coughs and asthmatic com
plants By the use Of the same medi-
cine.
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Browns IR On BITTERs effectual-
! ly cures Dysf -psia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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PENSIONS.
CLAIM AGENCY,
MOORE & ATKINSON.
= Successors of II. c. Miller.)

We are prepared TO prosecute successfully claims
for Pensions Bounty, Pay, etc. for any Tho ent
tied to receive the same Congress is almost con-
stany changing the laws in regard to these claims,
and application should be made at for the
All claims placed in hands will receive prompt
attention. Any person desiring Information in re-
gard matters receive the by calling
MOORE & ATKINSON,
Claim Agents, Jackson, Ohio.
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Probate Notice.

The account of William Vaughn ct al, Adm.
of Henry James, deceased, has been filed in the
Probate Court of Jackson County, Ohio, for set
tlement and the same is set for examination
and hearing on Friday, Nov. 8, 1882, alto o'clock
| A. NJ. H. G. MILLER,
octl9-3w Probate Judge.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-10-26
Saved his Child.

II n. Eutaw ST., Baltimore, Md.
Feb. IL, 1886.
Gents Upon the recommended
ton Of a friend / tried Browns
lk@:y DrrrgRs as a tonic and re-
~ storz.tive for my daughter, whom
p Il was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters BY the
terrible disease, under the care OF
cla;nens physicians, / was 10th to
believe that anything could arrest
the prasress of the disease, but, TO
ny great surprise, before my daugh-
ter had taken one bottle of Browns
IRON =BIrrERs, she began to mend
and now is quite restored to former
health. A fifth daughter began to
show signs of Consumption, and
,@r when the physician was consulted
III he quickly said !. Tonics were re-
aaired;" and when informed that
INC cider sister was taking Browns
s TRoN BIrrERs, responded that Is
. good tonic, take it.
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