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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-27
30 Fi,. in "a Hours,

81 employed some OF the best physlcianI
here" wrote VIM. L. Tanner, Of Dayton, o.
They all said my child could not live Tor three
weeks. Ithad 50 fits in "a hours We gave
It Samaritan NapiRe and the medicine effect
ed permanent cure" Druggists. MwE&w.
The chiyalric Kentucky girl, when she
comes to the conclusion 10 give her beau
the cold shoulder, figures up the amount
he has expended for ice cream and candy
and buggy riding for her, and sends him q
certified check for the sum totaL-Er'
change.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-27

FoR lame Back, Side or Chest use shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price % cents Sold by Nc
lain Brothers, and Alex. T. Young. p4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-27

Physicians say II combines oil the desider,
alta OF every terruginous tonic prescribed BY
every school Of medicine. Browns Iron
Ntters.l NJ La-u-. pAR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-27

CRANDTEAIPERANCE MASS MEET
W Ing, at Moundsyille Camp Ground, two en-.
tire day., July and 4, will be devoted TO the
cause Of temperance. MIs. y. Ellen Foster, Of
Town. the female lawyer and eloquent Temperance
orator Rev. John X. Thompson. Of Brooklyn, N, Y,
late President OF West Virginia University, and
other distinguished speakers will DO present APP
proprate and soul stirring songs to popular Alfs,
composed for the .occadon, will bean attractive
one OF the best brass bands In the State, will be In
attendance. AgRnd pyTotechnlc display Of rock.
cts bonfres DC, De- each evening before departure
Of late special trains Health, rest, pleasure and
proht combined. Admission TO grounds adults,
Is cts CHILDREN under 10 year, 10 ctE.: round trip
from Wheeling, 40 cts, and q like reduction from
all points west Of Grafton on B. 4 o. Z. R. Com.
Hastings J. Melvin Richards, Hon. O.. W. Atkinson.
iA0Q I'd. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-27
From Eminent DR.. II. II. Hopson, Mem.
r...F g..f nliiS. Tenn.

81 have made us. OF Co'den's liquid Beef
Tonic 10 several cases OF consumption and gen
eral debility, and have found 1t admirable a. q
nutritive food, tonic and stimulant" Take
no other.) OF druggists. AwF&w
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16

Philadelphia Times


Philadelpbia Tim.
Tha44i..
Gall ii% ~ si ,. soGhs woman has taken new
do o,,I' " @ofh + very true, but she has
tGo - ~ ~ sP'te OF the competition OF
ear,o IN hs. man nan OF me period, and thus
fftast W !, i.l'e -, oy the survival Of the
naive ro j." a.ie g. sIl9 mas zone this the
tbe ,yn,, - ''i'li' iia9 leit me Plow and
s s,, ""' "iiioP ana mas sought what he
NH III H. - H'CIg @ehleel employment,
arc nov - Isl "sILui g., branches OF industry
and t 80, l31Ee'y 4iIed by persons born
The ' a ','r"t' ~ olllef countries, While
a mo sI'i ~, sPreal Of education has
airl@ @r5 r th 1.l,'A{ ~" Cmpioyments for
n t2a ,,,' III t,,es h',g taken their places
dr;f+rJ ;,ta ', ,'lg,ii tLle young men have
No '-,, 10 J5eLhS.llPs or speculation or
IN all ~ w. 7,i a Polities' most rdinous of
G;@bor n,,I 9"il'e = aEue IA matters Of the
conc l;.+ litu' e ne young man has be-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16
How Ee Was Weane5

young wife in AIichiggn had IN.
- settled IN her new home. An -,
az ana promising, for She did .ot -
lief husband MAS . Grunkar3 m l,."
AiSitt he came home at a verv l,,a k.' V.'e
. h. he gt i'',.eH ne worse for liquor. When
Ss.'-Sefed INTO the house. the wife
"no was greatly shocked, told him he W.
S S,03' ana made him lie down 2. once
~, ~ IN moment or two he was car,fnrs.
''it set.!ed On the sofa in drppE.a,,
I.eei,, ms lace was reddish pgrple I'LL
o!t"il heavy, and altogether he ,yas
5itidoie looking object The do,,+or 49,
sem Tor Post-haste. and mustard o,,,,l;cJ
70 MS Iect and hands When the aoctor
Ii'he and felt his pulse. and examircj
said: '|'s Ng0aE, he |
lie viii be all right in the morri,,, - /
put the wife insisted that he MAS -.
used. Wy 'S'ieoies must be (
You must shave his head and sn,l,.
o,ls1efs' size urged, "or viii send far
some one who WILL 'oi
l nc husband head was accordiprl,.
shaved closely and bisters apnIioT ~
patent Try all night in a drunken slea,,
@ll9 Notwithstanding the blisters vcrn
eating into the flesh. it was nat tiII 49,
u morning that he began to beat abon,
disturbed by pain. '''' ''''''
About daylight he woke I'm N a p,cs+
aico!iaIert&oIe consciousness of bl;starai
lEoHies. Va mustered
What does this mcangr he ..;5
outing his hands 10 Lis bandaeed hcad
iAe still--you mustn't stir@ sa;I ~
vie; YOU have been taken -. s;.i ~ $ n
m not sick" M
oh' YES you are; you have brain ..
light" we" you al 10
Il shoald think you had, groanel ,bo \
DOR =, v,lct.m, whats the matter with nv
They are blis.erod.o 81
-. Wen, I'm better now; take oH tbo
I,s,ter-do, he pleaded piteouslv. Or
: ne was IN a most uncomfortable state
ms head covered with sores. and L;s J
Ct and hands still worse. ''''s' '''N :,
lear, ne said, grooming. "if I shouId Gss
er get sick in this way again dom -
t alarmed and send for the dcctor AMI
owe all, don't blister me again" '''' - -
On, indeed will-all that saved YOU =
re the bhsters, and il you should
er have another such spell, | should N
more frightened than eyer-for tbe k
l,dency, ! am sure, is to appopexy u
from the next attack YOU wonid IN
likely to die, unless there we're the VI
crest measures used.
Tie made no further defence: suffice sa'
2 say he never had another attack IN
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16
The Reason Why He Ran AWAY With
Three Sisters.

a man in Tex $ was arrested for RIM.
nlng away with three sisters
7 and was placed on trial.
on are anice fellow, said the ipdra
as preliminary.
i know it, jedge; leastwiso THAT'S VIII !.
the gals said. "''-'
" hat do you mean by running away
with three women, and running tbe
peace OF happy familyg
! meant to marry en-, ledge"
insatlate monster would not one
Put tia leetIe palmer, iedge.o
Y ouldn,t one have been enouek2"
1T mought look that ere wav e. Won
jedge, and did to ne at fust. Int Won 500
there was three Of EN-, kind Of one set
like" '''o 7'''
That doesn't count in law"
",tMebbe it don't, jedge, but them Gals
and me talked it all over and tbey was
mighty attached to each other. and said
It was a pity for me to take one of
them triplets and break the set so we
Jest concluded to hang together, and m
be burned if We wasn't hanrin' richt
out for Utah, and no mistake.5
The law does not recognize any such |
excuses"
All right ole man; go ahead. There
was three agin one, and if | have to SUI
fer kin stand it; but want to saw
right here, jedge, If any fool cuss breaks
that set while I'm suffering I'll break
his burned skull as shore as I'm dyin'
sinner, and you can bet rawhide on
it."
The case was continued. The Drum
ner.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16
A Grass Widow.
indianapolis Independent. ]

indianapolis Independent.
Ma, what is a grass widow?' asked ,
Harlem youth, who had been reading
IN the papers about person of that dc.
scription. w
why, my boy, Ican't explain It ex-
actly," replied the mother.
III bet know, anyhow" said the
smart youngster.
"Well, tell me-"
"A grass widow is a female woman
whose husband died of hay fever" he
exclaimed. Then he went out in the
kitchen and rubbed the eats nose with
red pepper.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16

Rev. J. A. Reddick, colored Metho-
dist clergyman Of Staunton, Va, has ar
rived in Baltimore and made complaint
that his civil rights had been denied
him, and that he had been ill-treated
and elected from the Viaduct Hotel at
Relay Station, owned by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. He states that when
the train arrived at Relay, he went into
the hotel with other passengers to his
breakfast, but was refused by the mana
ger Of the house, who stated that John
w. Garrett had given orders that colored
people should not be served there. The
says he attempted to remon-
strate with the manager, when the lat
ter became angry, and, with an oath,
put him out Of the dining-room. Red
lick declares that he will have his rights
Ii he had gone to the table
Jet apart for colored people, no trouble
would have ensued.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16
By the Thousand,

During several years past, Mr.. W. E.
Clarke, of Providence, +. l., has sold thous-
ands of bottles of his great kidney and liver
Hunts Remedy. He recommends
it to cure the most stubborn of all kidney,
bladder, liver, and urinary complaints
even Bright's Disease Il and throughout its
career, he has kept the motto, "Neyer
known to fail, " flying, without once having
had occasion to tear it down. Hunts Rem
edy is, without question, the best kidney
edicine.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16
FASHIONS

Sgt;ed net IN small figures e ,,-,- r.
Unable Tor the front braadtb ~ ~! lash
Omen Sc ,,osses' and for gathering IN n,
ner G d.. sare neck Of the basque Of din 81.
transparent fans Of blacl- 81.
nv are painted al over witb c. - y i. =
liis hgures and flowers. Tbor ~ oaI nus NY
tort ri @''g I OF smoked pearl, ebony and
The military collar OF Irish no;.,..
1GLolaery or of real lace is nn I'll. en-
lingerie. 1t is two inches bigb cry Ia
edo - IL Is straight, with the scallonaJ
In 6o ., me top and is attached 10 a mns
Nv. E,ale9neieanes lace is gradually eonin,.
o4ck INTO favor for trimn,ina N saI
edging trllls, and for trimm;ntS ol nCius,
t H., IL u aiso used for bonncts AMI
fo 80 Is an effort to revive duches>5 Lace
The fiat folded scarfs that gan,,.o,o,.
wear are copied for young ladies "a , ,'-el
WITH WI plain, white linen military c ~ Gg''F
sa s,e3e :; seilIs are OF pointed or brocaded
in oi1lu N small figures or stripes and ara
aiso mace Of foulard, checked siiI md
The French silk manufacture MA
pefimentlng with great hone ~ 60 49, ~
/ pm 'He iaDors Of certain snider which
a li"s ast ID, 6een discovered on tbe 4fri-s''
l l..: ms spider weayes a threal ~
'lPht Yellow, which is Of great sfrra,.,b
'hd perfectly elastic. - va -
4 new trimming for mopr1;na ar..o "
'Is foundation Of English crane, on
, galfh are applique designs cut ont Of
,'..c4 cashmere and put on with feather fl
o.,ciilng' 1t mas deep scallops or points N
- : one eage, while the Other sfr9iuL4
'so Is 70 De attached to the garment. pt
Wool dresses Of fine French casb,,ono te
Ie by no means confined to colors far
- OF the exquisite black cashmere and =, ,
'enIietta cloths combined with Whit oI
.olfe or White ottoman silk. and trim.
ca with lace, these are amopr tbo -
'orth. Ni""e ~
V hen black silk or satin dresses oro ge
cant loF day receptions, lace Aonnces alb
&4aed IN three or five gathered rows
eitilef Spanish silk lace or the French we
1es tiiat may be real thread or only an eve
ltatlon; the designs for these bova he
aally very bouGant and short dranor ten
above the founces ~ anC
. small tcapote bonnet of muslin or pe
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16

How are YOU and your wife coming
onT asked Galveston man Of a colored
man. She has run me off. boss .
What's the NATTER * is to blame. boss
l gave her splendid white silk dress
and den she got so proud she had no use
for me. She lowed ! was too dark 10
match de dress" "
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16

>. Mrs Gen, S. G French says; "My dear
little boy Robert was at deaths door viii ,
ChoteTe Igtantum, and never forget Tho
gratitude eve DR.. MoFFETr for SAVING bis
lie u with his TEETHINA (Teethiaq Pordtrsl
For sale by Byron Lemly. '''J'
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16
CLARION
! digestion and Disease.

.enry Reynolds has an article !,
geological Journal on iDdigas-
Eel seems to define the nat9ra
p.oms of the complaint very
suffering from dyspepsia win
own feelings described in the
extracts taken from DR.. Rev
Iper, and we hope some will IL.
Fits from his hints.
portant relation of indioasti,,,
diseases which people suffer i
eiently realized. Difficulty in
/, occurring spontaneously. or |
|exertion, may be caused by in. /
|tion causes alterations in tho I
|ltrition Of the body, which are
Il in various ways, among
/ the following: Anamia. or E
state OF the blood, involving a
of the red globules of fba
causing persons thus affected
|turally pale, especially about
ecay OF The teeth; gravness If J
Excessive liability to inaan,.
pm slight causes, of the mn 5
Frames, especially the ewes and q
|Ehich may be added, in case g
edisposed to such affections
CONT and rheumatism. and ;,
the lungs or kidneys. Con. ! !
rs frequently been regarded /
lany eases to long-oontinued - :.
OF the digestion, whereby ;
nutrition Of the system has =.
.aired. d
|mmation Of the mucous
Il the throat, known as "clpr- b;
/ throat" is a product Of in W
p the removal of the canao bl
Elon ct a suitable dietary st.
Pc open air, and Observance 70
pI health generally viii be cd
Fments Of it.
4 is the cause Of yario,s j.
the skin, manifested By ~
Tess or chilliness. esppcially n = :
nities, by changes in It's ~, ~
Ire, which may be eartbv =, ,r'o =
INT, or dry and coarse, and n rlo
options, among which are w,
p eczema, acne, impetigo
b. Most of the cases Of \
hilacting children are best me.
e9 2! to the diet, making are
digestible and sufficiently of {
Pre- complete digestion. lac,
pf Indigestion may be due imi
condition of the stomach, usu
be defective in quality. les
excess or deficiency Of the 4
ents' saccharine, starchv. mar
/ iatty, or some Of the Iaca
.gestible materials which :; 80 y
all food. The food NAV h. + - :,
an an indigestible form 10
he effects in the cooking Jesy
Etect mastication. or from - - - :,
nergone patrefacation or - nv :,
n alch arrests the func-
mach. Imperfect mast. i {1at
$ a very common cause llAe'
nong Americans. Worr
pch is probably the most laa q.
causes OF indigestion. ua - !,
the gastric juice in the S'll
p be proportional to the nave /,
terial required for the Inehi
he system. Food taken M.
amount acts as a for : nc
Undergoing fermentation
and occasioning much A
be system. ming
Zone for the cure Of in-@ and \
Ping very abstemiouslv ~
thoroughly masticated, as 4 p
n the open air, breath q
observing the laws Of the G
The amount Of food +" h
ed until the quantity with
the stomach can digest peace
any symptoms of IN Il
In
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16

Death. -

the London Spectator.
Esex, August %, signed
Ft, says: I'm illustra-
erlous brain or gill'
\ exist, this story APP
remarkable than any
that has yet appeared
A friend of mine told
|related to him many
other-the "Ann Tav-
oems,' Hymns of In
nd that she mention
family concerned.
nees lead me to be-
nilly referred to was
elnsons, resident at
ilolk. A son Of the
America. One sum
Don they were attend
eiPying a large, square
~ IN what | take to |
house. 1t was hot, |
u building was wide |
party, who sat look
could see out into
yard, which was
Suddenly, to his
le saw the absent
through these trees,
q, walk up the aisle,
Dor OF the pew itself
pom it, as if to take
a. At this moment
sitting so that he
ilh their sight, saw
~ same moment he
shge occurrence nat
proceedings, but in
er arrived from the
ater date than that
appeared that he
TelI. He was then
I anything pecu-
nm n on that par ]
replied that it was {
lDer anything about ]
3 passed, but that | {
peculiar had hap {
la,y. He had come t
a heat, and had |
his bed, had fallen Z
a1d had a strange !
himself among the /
* chapel; service c
them all, the door 5
z their pew; he /.
u put his hand on y
Y, when he sud d
Y chagrin awoke. V
y sleep release the S,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16

Mr. }; Il. Athey, Holly Springs, Miss !:
Browns Iron Bitters is having large sale
ana IS giving entire satisfaction
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16
WANTED.

A WILL EDUCATED, YOUNG On NlIprf n.
Eeepi9g and 10 care for six small children. 4 co,a
~ CLARION Ofiee. "''iress
may2, SIN.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16
City Property for Sale.

~ ELIGIBLY LOCATED PROPERTY nv
STATE street, known as FAIR LAWS IgsrIri. ny
signed '''''' "fPy l" the uhder-
Also, Residence and ive-acre l,t an prosiJ.,,,
ant a,1t,sqt - }. i, fOWER, Tor Owners.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16
NOTICE.

W " BOARD or TRUSTEES on A. AND N
~, C0LL6aE, will on JUNE 2BrH next n ~
{oliege, elect Professors for The Chair Of Mafben W
w s Wy n English Literature. Application san
" Hls S Win Z. r. WATSON Sne;,, '''
Ae"-a o'l-3n. A. aud kf COLLEGE Nts
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16

I. J. Johnson, Esq, Jackson, Miss, saws
Browns Iron Bitters entirely cured me Of
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16
Valuable Town proneriy for Sn1o

HAVE a VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE Axn
=. ApI ln North Jackson for sale TLcmain bnjliy
llE contains six rooms the grounds covcri,, ~.
ra acfes, are W. set in shade aud fruit trees For
All n 'as '..pply 70 me r. X. JAYNE.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16
NEW Advertisements.


~, t94 morning 20 mornine and from, week - ,ecl
.o + 5tN prints continued story Of the ycs Il
~ n,sa @hd women, and Of their deeds, plans
l9yg9 Halts &Ha troubles This sfgfV L. soye ttg
s&stP thGa a'y y0ata7as fbat lcae az, aagtssg Sgi
S Sgt iPuoh; bAlf4 pages) b. mail 5Ic. tportb
V ( #'.oo year suNpAY Is paecs, sl91 i,.r WV
" EEkLf q paga,', 81 perytaT. ~ ''''''
]. w ENGLAND, Publisher New y,,r, ,i,-
mayo 's3-lm ''0" io'N NY.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16
FOR SALE

A flRsT-CLAsS BURGLAR AND rTPF.ppoop
"a HAfE, az good as new Original rost az
ne ;IG9; apply 70 SMYLIE q STEWART. ''V'
80 W - JACKSON Miss
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16

EN1N SALE FINE KNABE PIANO for
- SE55' Cost $3.50. Apply to Mrs. j. T.. Cash.
man corner President Tomblebec streets Jach-
4, april ii s3-a
EOR SAK.T3-Tvo nico Dwelti,,, al 80
A. 4 one On President street, the other On Nortb
mar2l ,'S3-tf Annie Il, y =. -
ENOR SALE Business House on state gt-c-.,-
mall VII g., siling above and garden lot la rear
$50 o'-u' Apply TO r. f. JAYyr.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-16

aary Reynolds has an article in
geological Journal on indiges.
ieh seems to define the natare
ptoms of the complaint very
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-01

FlOWery Writing.

No one wants to read fowery writ
ing nowadays. Common sense rules
the pen. A poetic youth wanted to
inform the prosaic world that there
had been fall of snow: "The angels
rustled their wings at the hour when
Aurora goes forth to fulfill her mis-
sion, and the earth was covered with
4 heecy mantle of white" But the
.ditor quietly dropped it into the
waste-basket, and wrote instead,
Snow fell this morning" Here is
IN example, from a country paper; OF
the ambitious style of weather para
graph: AFTER long period of un-
settled weather, it must have glad
dened every one yesterday morning
when the sun, with all his glorious
brilliancy and splendor, shone forth
with golden ray, scattering cloud and
mist, and with his cheering beams and
glowing smile causing the birds to
sing, the trees of the forest to rejoice,
md the flowers of the field to unfold
themselves in bright array" Why
not have simply stated that fine wealth
r had at last set in? 1t was also a
country brother who thus began
paragraph announcing the sudden
Iemise Of a local shoemaker: I'VE
re being constantly reminded of the
nexorabllity of Death-the certain,
md it may be sudden, visit of the an
gel with the amaranthine wreath, as
Death is so beautifully designated by
Longfellow-and it is our painful du-
5y to-day to chronicle the melancholy
fact that one who has played his part,
md played it well in this life, has
passed through nature to eternity" )"
No editor would pay penny a line
for that sort of thing in these enlight-
ened dtimes.-Printers' Circular.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-01

The March atlantic continues the
high excellence reached by the two
preceding numbers for this year. The
third and concluding part Of Mr.
Longfellows dramatic poem Michael
Angelo" occupies thirty-one pages.
and is so thoroughly good and charac-
teristic Of Mr.. Longfellow that many
readers will regret that it has come
to an end. join Burroughs, who il
very hearty admirer of Carlyle, gives
an interesting account of trip I'm
Carlyle's Country" Agnes Patton,
who has contributed some very strik-
ing short stories to the atlantic, this
month has another of the same note
worthy character, entitled ''Antagon-
ism.'' "By Horse-Cars into Mexico"
is a lively travel sketch by Fl. FL. Mr..
George P. Lathrop, Hawthorne's SON.
in-law, contributes an article, which
all Hawthorne lovers will read with
peculiar zest, on "The Hawthorne
Manuscripts" y" Henry James writes
in his best vein Of ''Tommaso Salvini,"
an article which the multitude Of ad-
mirers Of this great actor will read
with great interest. Rev. ]. Fl. Allen,
an authority in matters of history,
especially ecclesiastical history, has an
essay full of information on .Port
Royal" ''The City of Earthquakes"
by Horace d. Warner, is paper of
startling interest on the frequency
and effect of earthquakes at Caracas,
in Venezuela. The most noticeable
brief poem Of the number is by DIR.
Holiness "A Loving-Cup Song"
Other poems and reviews Of important
new books, with Contributors Club
Of excellent variety, and brief notices
of books Of the month, conclude an
other admirable number of the Atlaa-
tic. HoUeHToN, MIFFLIN & Co., Bos-
ton.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-01
Sudden and Violent.

The change from the summer to the
fall season is so sudden and violent here
in the West that few can get through
the winter months without having q
cough or cold Of more or less severity
fastened upon them. The seeds Of
that dread disease consumption are
usually sown in one of these much
dreaded months. Browns Expector-
ant is a sure cure for the most violent
coughs and colds, and will arrest con-
sumption if taken in time.
For sale by E. d. Lewis, Jackson
Ohio.
Call for Taraxine Books. Free.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-01
An Honest Advertiser.

We cannot avoid commencing the hon
est advertising methods adopted by Mr..
A. Kiefer, the proprietor of Browns Ex-
pectorant. He does not delude the
reader with what appears to bea genuine
news item to impose upon him patent
medicine advertisement. Mr.. Keifer's
method of acquainting the public with
the excellence of the expectorant is like
the remedy itself-honesta and legitimate.
Saturday ReoieaO.
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'AH! George. isn't it deliehtful tn.

''AH! George, isn't it delightful that
we are to be married so soon. To
be sure we are not rich in this world s
goods, but with such love as ours, we
can almost live ON bread and water;
can't we dear2" Easily" said
George, with great emotion. You
furnish the bread, love, and will
.kirmish around and find the water.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-01

AT the marriage of an Alabama
widow, one of the servants was asked
If his master would take bridal tour
Dunno, sab; when old mississ alive
he took paddle to her; dunno if he
take bride to de new one or not"