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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-12-31

Fine Gift, Juvenile and Miscellaneous
Books, Christmas Cards. ETC., at Long
bon's.
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Picture Of Grant.

Mrs. d. Mackley has for sale the finest
picture of Gen. Grant ever offered for
sale in Jackson.
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NAUGHT BUT GOOD.

We have been selling Cuticura Remedies for
the past three four years, and have never heard
aught but good words in ther favor. Your Cuticura
Soap is decidedly the best selling medicinal soap
handle and highly priced here for its soothing and
softening effect upon the skin.
j. CLIFTON WHEAR, JR., Druggist,
Winchester, Va,
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Examine Sternberger Bros large stock
of Boys Clothing.
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D0WSE, THE Gypsy.
CHAPTER II.
fCoNCLUDED.l

CHAPTER III.
|. CONCLUDED.
my dear, no!' I answer her
q shortly, and with the air of
\se patience is exhaused.
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Il you will like him
hbin was all very
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Notice to Teachers.

Notice is hereby given that until otherwise order
ed the Board of School Examiners of jackson Coun-
ty, Ohio win hold regular meetings for the examina
son, o the First Friday in erery month.
By order of Board of Examiners.
aIaug79tf j. W, LONGBON, Clerk.
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Hair chains mounted, at the Jewelry
store of FL. A. Bedel.
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SKIN, SCALP, BLOOD
Cleaused, Purified and Beauified by the
Cuticura Remedies.

ESOR cleansing the Skin and Scalp of Disfguring
Humors, for allaying Itching, Burning and Infam-
nation, for curing the frst symptoms or Eczema,
inherited Skin and Blood Diseases, Cuticura, the
great Skin Cure and Cuicura Soap exquisite Skin
-Beautifer externally, and Cuticu.a Resolvent, the
new Blood Purifier, internally, are infallible.
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Ladies' collar buttons, at H. A. Bedel's
Jewelry Store.
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DOCTORS PREsCRIBE THEM.
The Cuticura Remedies are excellent Remedies for
all skin diseases.
DC. WILSON, NJ. D., Harvel, Ill.
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Send for Chow to Cure Skin Diseases"
CID ETU& Pimples, Skin Blemishes and Baby
- NJ H1'Se Humors cured by Cuticura Soap.
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THE LARGEST SALE.

Our sales of Cutcura large, if not larger thar
any medicine sell; and we assure you that we havt
never had single instance in which the purchase
was dissatisfied. AS to your Soap, we can sell nj
other, everybody wants Cuticura.
MILLER & CHAPMAN, Druggists,
Louisiana Mo,
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CUTICURA REMEDIES
Are sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, 50c.; Re-
solvent s1.0e; Soap 25c. Potter Drug and Chemical
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by chance acombna n,whih
a6on all those to which
nc cndant
rmt@ Iym
@ Ic but think d md egvent
once %A
~s ns no@ Nth the
nreptf epneo He
al homa tin naeUn ewnb
il manner a pM REMIT s yrar
WaverIy.
Geo IIer, ,.JacLso o.
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BaBBER,sI ITCH CURED.

have been selling your Cuticura Remedies for the
last six years. and fnd that they give universal sat
isfaction. They cured me of severe of Barber
Itch when other remedies failed.
W. c. ANDREWS, Druggist, Cortland, Ohio.
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SALT RHEUM CURED.

SALT RHEUM CURED.
Two of the worst of Salt Rheum
were cured by your Cuticura Remedies, and their
sales exceed those of all other like remedies, sell
little of other medicinal Soap than Cutcura.
GEORGE A. ANTHONY, Druggist,
Kewauee, Ill.
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"You haven't! you haven'tm
screamed Purcell in an ecstasy of de-
light ''Look at him! only look at
him! EGO for the old chestnut-for
old Dobbin!'
Not like lightning-fash-not like
thunder clap-but softly, insidious-
ly, the horrible truth stole into my
mind, with a cold, sickly chill that
brought conviction with it.
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own, but there was no occasion for
me to mention this trifiing oversight
to Purcell.
'Ah! | seer' he said thoughtfully,
raising his eyebrows and stroking his
long moustache--a gesture | particu-
larly disliked. "Well, he will proba-
bly, be quiet enough in all conscience
for Mrs. Langley to drive-or ride
either But III bet you a SOW. he'll
not clear that fence"
''Done" | cried, striking my spurs
into his sides, and Black Beauty sprang
forward 1t wasn't much of a leap;
old Dobbin had often taken it when
he was fresh; but there was deep,
broad ditch on the other side, and my
horse was pretty well done up. How
ever, | did not doubt that he could
tackle it, and we charged the fence at
full speed. Lifting Black Beauty
well up to the leap, I touched him
again with the spur; he took it bravely
and cleared the fence, with perhaps
hair's-breadth to spare.
But alas for the luckless horse, and
alas! for the luckless rider, Black
Beauty fell short Of the firm ground,
and we were both plunged into the
deep. muddy ditch. | threw myself
from his back, as he floundered help
lessly about in the mire and thick
yellow clay, reaching the bank just
in time to see Purcell's young roam
clear fence and ditch with an easy
bound, and stop short half-a-dozen
yards from the scene Of the catastro-
phe. To dismount, and with my as
sistance to extricate poor Black Beau
ty, was the work of a moment with
him.
Then, in spite Of my muddy, miser-
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For mercy's sake, man, stop that
row. I call it deuced unfeeling Of
you when a fellow is in a nasty
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STERNBERGER Bros.
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War probable.

In our last issue We gave it as our
opinion that war between England and
Russia was rather more than inprob.
able. at the same time giving what we
conceived to bs cogent reasons for our
i;e.ief.
At about the date Of that issue Of
THE CLARION the reports assumed
heir most ominous aspect and it look
ID during several days as though our
judgement would be proven to be at
aut.
II has transpircd however almost ex-
.1tIy Us we said it would and it is now
% longer doubted that there has been
absolutely nothing but buster in the
whole matter and each nation has re
lied upon the very condition Of affairs
1amed BY US as existing in both nations
calculated to render it impossible for
either to undertake war such as
should necessarily come Of even the
smallest possible beginning.
AS it now stands neither Great Bit
am nor Russia has even a remote in
tention of entering into war and
while strained relations may conlln-
ne and threats be l2ade, the labor of
diplomacy will be that of averting war
and war can only come through acct
dent or awhwarlness.
Able as are European diplomats they
are not necessarily infaIlible and with
the best 0: intentions and deepest Of
determinations such an accident may
happen, or the unlooke l-lor occur and
war follow, but we still think it will
not.
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greatly needed. The acting Commits
sioner says employees must work day
and night, eat their lunch in thirty
minutes time, and read no newspapers
during office hours until they catch up
with the work, which in the Patent
Office is several years in arrears. On
account of the dilato riness of the Pat.
ent examiners, applicants for patents
have often to wait ten months, before
their cases can be attended to.
The office seekers are growing deci-
dedly impatient and cannot appreciate
the fact that it is lnpra :ticabe to turn
out all the present force of Go, ernment
employees in one day, and run the Gov
eminent with raw recruits the next
day. Among the most active and per-
sistent spoilsmeu are the men who were
beaten at the polls in November last.
The ex- Representatives all expect
something, and they form a very noisy
and az yressive part Of the throng Of OF
fee seekers.
President Cleveland listens much Of
his time, to the talk of callers. Many
Of them visit him to pay their respects,
while ohers, disrega di & the public
ity given to his dete mina''on to give
no hearing to place hunters. have per-
sisted in pressing demands for office.
Hon. James q. Blame and President
Cleveland met for the first time last
Friday evening, when the former walk
ed over from his residence to the White
House. The visit was brief and neces
sarily embarrassing to both victor and
yanouishel, but the popular comment
was that it WAS graceful act on the
part of Mr.. Blaine.
Secretary Bayara is experiencing
considerable difficulty in filling the
place of the assistant Secretary Q!
State. He thinks the Office should be
filled by man OF the highest reputa-
ton one equal to any of the Cabinet
officers, and it is said he would like
for ex-senator Pcndleton to accept the
position. Mr.. Pendleton, however
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WASHINGTON Letter.
(FRoN OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
Vaccination March 18Th 1SS5

Washington, March 10th, 1855.
The new administration has not com.
menced with revolution, but in the
twelve days Of its power, sufficient
number of changes have been made and
reforms inaugnrated to furnish key
to its future. The new broom has been
used in the White House, in the Treas
ury Department III the Interior, and
in the Department Of Justice In the
litter of the White House, four clerks
were found whose services were deemed
superhuous and they were dispensed
with. In the Treasury Department
forty eraries were found and
dismissed. In the other Departments
mentioned, the broom has not vet been
confined to the stables. Secretary La
mar and Aforementioned Garland
have taken the iniatlye by reducing
the transportation service TO the actual
necessities of their departments. They
propose to walk, and have orderd lot
Of horses, carriages and wagons, hith-
erto paid for by the Government for
private accommod4 alton, chiefly for car
rying the families Of officials to balls
receptions, and amusements, rather
than for public use, to be sold at auc
ton. The proceeds Of the sale are to
60 to the Treasury, and result of this
order will be the return to their legiti
mate duties of seven employees who
have been used as drivers
The guillotine work Of the new re-
gme has made all of the government
clerks miserable. 1t has sent thrill
Of terror through the sinecurists of the
departments, aud their name is legion
Heretofore Government clerks have
had feeling of security. But decapi-
tation for economic purposes was a
phase of refofn undreamed o.! With
civil service protestations now on one
eide and this terrible example of re-
trenchment on the other, they are in
constant apprehension. In the Treas
ury Department, where the force is
greatly in excess Of the requirements of
the work, employees are so badly fright
ened that lhey seek temporary relief
by going from one room 10 another and
comparing probabilities with their
friends A clerk in the Secretary Of
tee remarked yesterday that he hadn t
the nerve to open new ledger, for he
did not know at what moment his dis
missal would be received
The co9taGion Of reform has extend
ei = he Patent Oifco ala9, whore il is
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A Walking skeleton.
Mr.. e Springer, Of Mechanicstc

Mr.. e Springer, Of Mechanicstown,
"a, writes II was afflicted with lung
f.ver and abscess on lungs, and reduc'
ed TO walking Skeleton. Got a free
trial bottle of DR.. Kings New Discov'
cry for Consumption, which did me &C
rnuch good that bought dollar bot
tie. After using three bottles, found
myself once more man, completelyr' e.
stored to health, with hearty appe
t.te, and gain 10 flesh Of 50 lbs.
Call at NJ. E. Leatherman's Drug
atore ana free trial bottle of this Ger
tain cure for all Lung Diseases. Large
bottles $l.O0'
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E.lOs,S:ail(iS ~ay So.

Mr.. T. w. Atkins. Glrard, Kan .
writes: II never he>ita to mend
voVr Electr Bnte>s to my cn,toneis,
they give entire satisfaction and are
the puraSt and best mel cine known
and will positively cae Kidney and
Liver complaints. Purify the blood
aud legaI.t tie bowels No famlly
can aito 4 TO be without them. They
will save hundreds Of dollars in doc
tors bills every year Sold at fifty
cents a bottle at NJ. + Leaf herman s
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Lenses for the great Lick telescope
are said to have been at last successful
Iy cast, and need only polishing to be
re .dy for use. The San F;alcjscp Cat
saws: sin looking through this telescope
it is reckonri tn It tn MON VIII be
brought within thirty mile. Of he
earth, and that discoveries viii be
made on that planet to solve probe ne
here ofJre been held to be unSolvable y
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Mr. Arthur left his private stable at
President Clevelann's disposal until he
could make o her arrangements TIE
new President utilized it by taking
rafting d i've Sunday afternoon.
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H.. s: 1880: ::::.'

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BULLETS IN BATTLEFIELD TIMBER
The woods around the Tunker
church on Antietam battle field, Md,
have been cut down aud the ire s
sawed into timber. Mr.. Cornelius
Smith, of Mt. Pleasant Valley, had he
contract for the saving of this tim Der,
and he says it was dangerous work.
The saw was broken bv striking int a
fragment of she'll. In another tree it
cut through an iron grape shot, leaving
a polished suffice to the missile Many
leaden bullets, which offered but little
obstruction, were revealed. During the
course Of the summer over two pounds
of shell and canister and as much more
leaden bullets We're taken out of the
l;lnlbe-.
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A GA RID.
DR.. HIRAM BUHRMAN,

DIR. HIRAM BUHRMAN,
phys can and surgeon, takes pleasure in an
ouncing TO the citizens Of Mechanicstown
and vicinity that he has located here in the
practice of medicine. For the present he
may be found at
THE GILBERT HOUSE,
until he secures an office OF residence for
himself and miv.
He woul fur her add that lie has come II
.tuy and hopes by strict and upright deport
men. to merit the confidence and support Of
discerning putlc.
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No. 6D9 Miscellaneous
Docket.
In tho Circuit Court for Frederick lo*nsy.
FEBRUARY TERN, 1885.
David D. Wagaman,
The Snively Copper Mining Compa"y.
ORDERED This e4,h dy of February A.
D. 1885, by the Circuit Court for Frederick
County and b> the authority ,her' of That the
sale of The rg"l title claim inter 81 and c.
tate 1T lpw, AMI in Equity, of the Snively
Copper Mining Company in and 10 tract
of Ind containing three acres of land, more
or less, situated IN Hauvers District, Frcder.
lex county made on the Gath day of May.
A d 1884 by Wi liam II. Warner consta-
VI, of FYedcri k county, he ratified aud con
frlned IN the 21st " Of March A. ID. 1885,
unless cause to the contrary b, shown on or
before said day, provided copy of this Or
der BIZ inserted in some new spaper printed
in Frrd rick County once week Tor three
successive weeks prior to said day.
mo. RITZ HE.
JOHN 7. VlNSON,
Judges of the Giro uit Court.
True Copy-Te-t:
Adolphus Ftarhake, Jr. Clerk.
fbsst.
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The Rev. G w. Leadbeater, liter
ate, formerly curate of Bramshott,
Hampshire, VINO went out TO Ccylon In
the Sd he vessel with Nine BIavatskv.
has embraced the Buddhist faith. =,
Seate at the feet Of the yellow-robed
ministers of BuIdhl he SAID, II take
my refuge in Bnddha, in the law, and
in the order" The RuuStl was admin
istered by the high priest, to whoa,
Mr. Leadb.ater stated that his reasons
for joining himself to he Budlhis's
were tina it Was his desire to arrive at
the truth. ''Christian,ty was all based
upon hearsay evidence, and contained
much that Was unreasonable he SAID,
"whiIe the teaching of Buddha is that
we shoulI believe nothing which our
reason canno accept
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DIR J. J. HENSHAW. So
Offers his Protest. onal
Services 10 the citiz,us Of Mechanical own
and vicinity in the practice Of medicine and
surgery Having an experience Of 81 years,
r, siaerce oppo, ste Lutheran church
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Instrumental Music !
The Unlers' gncd intend locating in Me
chanic,town A ril list 1885, AMI will in
struct limited nunhcr Of pupils. Having
been der the
7nssruc.io Of F.of .chwing.
of Bait more, for the past fifteen months and
intending to cnntiauc the same, she reefs
competent To dir CT her pupil III tn" theory
and practice If music II thOrSu b manner
The Nv of eAccution or the sr of fingers
and han is (sn often ueghct,) will be care
fully II tended TO,
jan 29i ETIlE ANDEkS.
Schwing'. Music School.
l;iitimore, Nd Feb 4, 1885.
This to certify that
MISS ETTIE ANDERS
has been for about fifteen months under my
instruction in playing on the piano and IN
Harmony and that by her tai ut ard untlr-
ing energy she has enabled herself to play
music of the high st ord'r. Her skill and
knowledge is such that she can tea others
and perfect them TO hi gu degree.
II nr> Schwing,
Organist Nj Vernon Place
ME- Church,
and Au hor of
Tunes for w .rship"
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M ORToAGEES' SALE.

by virtue Of q power of sale contained in
mortgage from AaIy Ann Jones and Nor.
r!s 1Jones, her husband, to 1saac ID Fisher
and William G Blair, dated the eleventh day
of December, eighteen hundred and eighty
;'lyee and duly recorded in Liber A. T., Ma
s, folio l29 one of the LsMi Recorde OF
Frederick county MO. the subscribers, the
Mortgages and Trnete es therein named,win
sell a, the w, stern Nd Hotel, Emmissburg,
On Saturday, april 4M 1858,
at the horr Of 12 o'clock. h, =
ALL THAT DESIRABLE AND
WELL IMPROVED FARM,
combining about,
1888 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, lying in Enmitsburg District
in Frederick county, Nil, and situated on
the road leading fir M Maxwell's Mill to
Emmitsburg, and being aboat one mile
South east of Emmitsburg about one half
mile from Saint Joseph's, and adjoining the
properly of Jacob Myers, Koontz Brothers,
Saint Joseph's and Adolphus Hoover, and
now N the o cupancy Of Hugh + Roddy, IS
tenant, Tho Farm is improved with two
story
STONE DWELLING HOUSE
in excellent repair; two-story
FRAME TENANT HOUSE, "
nearly new; a large Bank Barn, Carnage
House and other buildings,and is excellcntly
+, need There Is running water in nearly
All tie fields, and the farm has been thorough
ly lined There is good Well OF water
near the kitchen. There isa
YOUNG ORCHARD
on the place.
Also by virtue Of the same power o! GALE,
the said Msrtgagees and Trustees will sol!
ut the same place and immedia ely after the
sale Of raid Fam,
A WOOD LOT OF ABOUT IT
ACRES, ,a
in the mountain, all of the said property be-
ing the same that was conveyed to said Mary
Ann Jones by Frederick Stamhaugh and
wife, by deed, duly recorded in Liber A. F.
No. ,. folio 1 g. one of the Land Rec ordso
Frederick count, aforesaid, and by Jacob
Myers and wife, by died, duly recorded ia.
l.iber A F., No. 2,ifolio 759, one of the Land
Records Of said county, reference to said
deeds being had, y more full description will
app ar.
Said Land will be sold su'jccta.e . PRIOR
mortgage thereon. held by Lewis N Matscs,
for fifte+ II hundred dollars. o.
Terms of Sale-CAsn.
ISAAC NJ FISHER, ~
WILLIAM G BLAIR,
Mortgages and Trustees.
THEODORE L NALL Auctiunesr.
ff.l, ID 9k
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Did you Sup

pose Mustang Liniment only good
for horses? 1t is for inaamma-
ton of all flesh.
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Public Notice.

APRIL TERM APRIL Sc sIo.., 1855,
TIE G. unity Conmi>s onrrs OF FRIEDRICH
c unity, will NEE, i'll their office in the c",rt
house,
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