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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-02-25
..HTurR4r- IN Sport,


The Detroit Post calls for a law to
punish "murder in sport. !" "Every
week." says the editor, eve rad in the
papers an account Of some reckless
person sportiVely killing his sister,
friend, wife, parent, or acquaintance.
Yet the law, supPosing that human
life may be innOcently made the sport
Of careless jOkpFs, if no malice exists,
allows such offences to gOunpunished.
The other day we read Of young
mans joeularly taking up a loaded
musket Willingly pointing it at a young
woman who WIS visiting his sisters,
gayly pulling the trigger, and fdnnily
blowing out the brains of the innocent
victim, who was covering her face
with her apron, and PiteOusly crying,
! lsOh, do n'tv After the tragedy came
tears and remOrse, of course. But
tears and renorse in this case will
not prevent other young men from do
ling the same funny trick whereas &
law severely Furnishing such joke;
would serve to warn all jOkers disposed
! to trif1e with deadly weapons tha
such trifIing is a crime, whether any
one is injured by it or not, and wOulC
irestrain and in the degree pre-
went that kind of fun" The law pro
posed by the editor would provide a
follows:
/. That pointing the muzzle Of an
larearm, willfully, at or toward an!
person, without malice, is a misde
meanor, punishable by fine or impris
onment in the county Jail. 2. Tha
Swapping the lock Of any frearn, tn
nluzzIe of which is wilIfuIly pOintet
at or toward any person, without NAL
| ice, whether the weapon be discharge
or not, is a misdemeanOr, punishabl
by imprisonment and fine. 3. Tha
discharging any firearm the muzzle Q
which is wilIfully pointed at or to
ward any person, without malice
shall constitute a f'lOny, and be puE
ished by imprisonment in the Stat
| Prison. 4. That wounding or MAIN
ing any person by the discharge O
any f1rearm, the muzzle of which j
willrully pointed at or toward an,
person, without malice, shall cOnsti
tutea felony, and be punished by i'm
prisonment in the State Prison.
that killing any person by the dis
charge Ofany frearm, Willfully point 4
at or toward any person, without maj
ice, shall constitute a felony, and b.
punished by Imprisonment in the Stat
Prison not less than five, nor more
fifteen years. 6. That it shall be tht
duty of the Prosecuting Attorney 0
each county to detect and prosecute Of
Tenders against this statute, and 70
Grand Juries to make inquisition 70
such offences.
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The Union Pacific Railroad
GOuge.

Mr.. Jesse L. Williams, one of the
Government G Directors of the Union
Pacific Railroad, and Il practical engi-
neer of position and experience, has
recently given that road a practical ex-
animation from Omaha to within
eighty miles of Salt Lake-a distance
of l 03O miles. His careful and intel
ligent estimate places the cash profit
of building the road at S17, ,882, ,270,
The contractors who are grading and
putting down the track are nearly all
Stockholders in the company. "Thp
plain English of the whole matter is, .
says the Chicago Tribune, "that the
/ persons composing the management OF
the Pacific Railroad have built the
road as cheaply as pOssible-which
was at a cast Of S35, 900 per mile-and
then turned around and charged the
road S5I, 600 as the cost Of its cOnstruc-
tion, and put the difference into their
own pockets, instead ofintO the treasury
of the company, where the money
rightfully belongs. If the road had
been built in the interest Of the rail-
way company, there would be now
either $I8, 600, 900 of surplus cash in
its treasury, or S2O,0OO,O0 less mort
gage on its property. We trust Con-
gress will give this gigantic opera
ton the overhauling ii deserves"
The Central Pacific, which is the
California end of the same road, will
put about $40, 900, 900 of cash in the
pockets of its builders. So our first
Pacific railroad. yields an Immediate
cash profit Of $28,OO0,0OO This l.
without taking into account the mill
lions of acres Of land thrown in to in-
sure good measure.
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Gold and Silver.

With regard to the mineral wealth
of the section west of the Rocky
Mountains, Mr.. ]. Ross Brownies in
telligent observations enable him to
speak very fully From the most
complete and reliable data available,
he makes the following estimate Of
the total gold and silver product Of
the United States for the year 1868
California, 25 millions; Nevada, 20.
Montana, II, Idaho, 81; Washington,
4; Oregon, 2; Colorado, q New Mex
leo and Arizona each halt a million
all other sources within our States
and territory, 5 millions; total pro
duct Of 1868 for the United States, Is
million dollars.
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Your Wife,

Love your wife like yourself, honor
her more than yourself Whosoever
lives unmarried, lives without Joy,
without comfort, without blessing
Descend a step in choosing wife. II
thy wife is small, bend down to her
.and whisper into her ear. He who
forsakes the love of his youth, Gods
altar weeps for him. He who sees
his wife die before him has, as it we're,
been present at the destruction of the
sanctuary itself - around him the
world grows dark. 1t is woman
alone through whom Gods blessings
are vOuchsafed to a house; she teach
es the children, speeds the husband
to the place of worship and instruc-
tons, welcomes him when he returns,
keeps the house godly and pure, and
Gods blessings rest upon all these
things. He who marries-for money,
his children shall be a curse to him.
I The Talmud.
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The Total Eclipse Of the Sun I'm

The Total Eclipse OF the sun IN
1869.
Prof. S. N. White writes to a New
York paper of the eclipse of the sun in
August, 1859. His notes of the local
ity, calculated fifteen, years ago, are as
follows: s @ .t.czE
"The sun will rise eelipsed in Siberia
on the morning of August 9TH, 1869 ;
when the shadow will move in a
north easternly direction then turn
ing eastwardly, will pass over Behr-
ing's Straits and Northern Alaska
about noon, local time. Moving thence
across part of British America, will re-
enter the United States in Montana,
between 2 and 3 p. m. local time.
Moving thence across Western Nebras-
ka, it will pass diagonally through
Iowa, passing over Sioux City, Des
Moines' and Keokuk about 5 O'Clock
Thence it will move to the Southeast
over Jacksonville, Ills, across South
ern Indiana, Central Kentucky, East,
ern Tennessee, into and across. North
Carolina, and will touch the seaeoast
at Pamlico Sound, and it will finally
leave the earth not far from the Ber-
mudas. It will be visible to all parts
of the United States, and total over 6
belt of one hundred miles wide, along
the line just indicated, the sun being
hid more than four minutes.
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A Southern exchange says: "An
old deformed woman was posing the
street. A fashionable miss, troubled
considerably with the" Grecian Bend, "
turned around and looked after the
poor old negro woman, and was rath-
er disposed to make fun Of her de-
fOrmity. The old negro woman
stopped and looked at her a minute
or two, and very truthfully remarked:
HLor, miss, you needn't be pokin' fun
at mo. .kase de Lar Almighty knows
you's bigger curiosity tOlook at dan
l it,"
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Miscellaneous.
BooI,e of Amnsement.

..'
In tracing some of the causes CT that
lightness and fri9olity of character, and
that disinclination for the exercise of the
reflective powers, SO lamentably common
in the present day, one cause find which
is eeriainlyr capable of producing such a
result This cause consists in the number,
and character, and cheapness, and pecu-
liar mode Of publication Of the works Of
amusement Of the present.day. The mass
o. the human minds, especially of the
minds Of young persons, have no great APP
petite for intellectual exercise. but they
have some, which, by careful treatment,
may be strengthened and Increased. But
here, tOsthis weak and delicate appetite, is
presented an abundance of the most stim-
ulating aud least nourishing food. 1t
snatches il greediiy, and is not only satis-
fed, but actually coneetves distaste for
lauvthingn more simple and more whole
some. That curiosity, which is wisely
given US to lead us on to knowledge, finds
its full qualification in The details of an ex-
citing and prOtracted story; and then lies
down, as it were gorged, and goes to sleep,
so that the mind goes to its work hurried
and languidly, and feels it to be no more
than burden.
The mere lessons may be learned from
E6llS6 Ol uuly Dub bLf4N ALGSalllo1s Vi JONCl
which, in young persons Of ability, would
fasten eagerly upon some one portion or
other Of the wide field of knowledge, and
then expatiate, drinking in health and
strength to the mind, as surely as the nat
ural exercise of the body gives to it bOdi-
Ily vigor-that is tired premRttIrely, per-
verted and corrupted; and all the knowl-
edge which else it might so covet, it now
seems a wearing effort to attain. That an
unnatural and constant excitement of the
mind is most Injurious, there is no doubt;
that excitement involves a consequent
weakness is q law of our nature than
which none is surer; that. the debility of
mind thus produced is, and must be, ad-
verse to quiet study and thOught-to that
reflection which alone is wisdom, is also
clear in itself, and proved too largely by
experience, and that, without reflection.
there can be no spiritual understanding;
and therefore ehiIdishness and unthought-
fulness can not be light evils, Whatever
is TO us a hindrance in the way of our in
| Itellectual, moral, and spiritual improve
ment that is in our case positive sin.-
| TDr. Arnold. G
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County, Ohio, Thursday,
where 10 the Boys Go ?

Your boys, madam? ? Your boys, sir 2
Not your neighbor's boys, but yours ?
Where do they spend their evenings !?
Do you know where they spend them +?
1t was stated the other evening by a
prominent gentleman of this city, in a
speech before a society, that there are
faro banks-moret than one-in Colum-
bus, that are supported and attended
almost exclusively by respect
able boys of respectable families. That
they are eRticed therefore they not
Influenced by the example of older
men p = supplied gratuitously with
liquor, and encouraged to venture
their own or their parents money in
gambling ] Are you quite sure your
boys do not thus employ their eve-
nings? Are you, can you be indif-
ferent when the steps of your own
child are thus ''taking hold on death ?''
Do you consent that he shall become
the companion of the inmates Of the
t'breathing holes of hell'' with which
the city abOunds 4? Do you say that
your. boy is safe from such influences =?
We trust that it is so. But these boys
are somebody's boy. Somebody is
dereleit in duty. All the wrecks Of
humanity that are scattered about the
streets-Who brazenly fout their dis
reputable practices, and publicly ehal-
lenge the notice Of society all over the
city, were onee somebody's children
innocent and stainless as you believe
yours to be. How are they fallen
And yet their ranks are not thinned.
Who shall stay the tide and stem the
torrent of corruption, if not the par
ents ? Guard well the steps of your
children, and know how they spend
their evenings.-[OhiO State Journal.
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mn > EIsqlu0IE egIai q Hoes1a1't eellaA
Bf1ieTg ~ fBHie ffu5 catel af Debility.
my iuigaTt a tons n and Ui70T 10 tAe t9hols
sy1em, Strengthen he GPPcttCI eatt't
a. eHi5sHseHf Of dher food, enable tbt e,o-
uEch % digcSf IT, purify ne blood giuc good S0lrld
AeaIGg oomplssio5 eradicate TIE yslOtg fgS from tbs
e ipGTf bloom % he cheeks dHd change fe patient
from shoTt-bredtbed, emdci1ed sysdk, dHd HcsvOlS
t8UaIid 70 I.f faced stout asld Uq0TOllg perSOH-
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the B1lterg or
Tonic In fact, they are Family lued11
eines. They can be admlntstered with
perfect safety 20 q child three mOntha
Old, the most delicate feEllaieI or man
Ofmlnetys
17er Rssis7isi M Re bed
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The Chicago Tribune says that the
real name Of Mark Twain is Samuel L.
Clemens. Blessed with long legs, ne
is tall, reaching five feet ten inches in
his boots; weighs 167 pounds; body
1.-the and muscular; head round and
well set on considerable neck, and feet
Of vast size. He smokes tobacco.
The eyes are well set and twinkle like
stars in a dark night. The brow over
hangs the eyes, and the head is pro-
tected from the weather by dark and
curling locks. He looks as if he would
make a good husband and a jolly
father. ..r ....r ....
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An Evil Thing Bebuked.

Mr.. John Bright, the great Eng
lish orator, has uttered a word Of re-
proof, which ought to be widely heed
ed. An English journal has the fol.
lowing: 81 am shocked, f" said Mr.,
Bright q few days ago, "to see the
excessive use of wine by ladies. 1t is
a very sad thing, and terrible exam.
pie for these ladies to set"
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"Peter, what are you doing to that
bov?' said a schoolmaster. f'He
wanted to know if you take ten from
seventeen how many viii remain, 80
l took ten of his apples to show him,
and now he wants | should give them
back" "Well, why don't you do it,
then?" "Coz, sir, he would then for
get how many is left"
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Hooland's German Tonic

4, sssibfnaRoa Of az fls tlgTsdisat5 Qf &c BiaeFs
osifk FunH SdRia Cru Ram, Ordgs, &C. q q HSed
- ~ go dirsqsss az ne Biss II cases t1hSTc
s alcoholic stinltluE IS required HoH l95u 6sdT ~
mRTf Gat Eiets remedies entirely different g0l
aT oisTg adDstissd for The eTe o. ne diseateS aane
49, bsin1 sesric preparations Of aIsdieindi e1racl,
C1Is fe ofhsrE ara aacTe dsooctiOHs Of Tl 81 e9e
Fo7Is. ne TONIC i decidedly OF Tie most plea
h1-t and agreeable TeaedicS ever offered to De public
n 6arlc q CsgisitG u Sc Psdrrc % take 9 ihts SO
Eda5guiHg cShilGratRg and HsdteiRal qdittlsi hGsd
Ciisd d q q ksoa7E a. als eTsQteEt 9f az t0iea
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.a-a ..,1 ny. aso Poetry. !.



$500. [For the News.
aKEEP THY HEART."---TO YOUTH.
BYA JACKSON.
Fair, blooming, youth:
Io.dayi thou hopost much delight
In after years thy vision, bright
with pictures Ola coming icy,
- Doth thy young heart With pleasure elOy
Let one entreat thee gentle friend,
II thou wouldst make pure JOY thine end,
Observe this rule:-keep theu thy heart,
Aud never from the truth depart.
Yes, rosy one:
Where fancy sweet green laurel flares
Along thg path, lurk hidden snares; -
And when With thy unguarded feet, all
r These lurking snaFes tits thine to meet,
- With torture and with sore dismay sa
Thy ssuI is checked; and nov thy day
s-E Has passed ins Fancy ormB thou hast slept
And thy heart, thou Baat not kept,
With diliEeRoe,s ~ sa
= "a J pray thee, tender one, imparf
pious keeping to thy hearth
For thoughEIt isthelsest Of strife, sg&az
'Tis yet the fountain head Of life
.5 From i proeeedeth holy prayer, -4 u n
In It the tsmpter builds his snarej ..rf4
From L - airy sounding wings S 81.
Procss1sth many evil things.
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uAwp, exclaimed an English cock

"Aw!" exclaimed an English cock
ney to a Western traveller in Eng
land, "speaking-aw of the law of
primogeniture, ave you hentail in
Ameriea?" "HeBtail?'' said the Amer
ican, boxing his interrogation with
curiosity; mo, sir. We have the
cocktail in America, and very pop
ular drink it is"
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Conundrums.

why Is an omnibus straplIke conscience? Bocauss it e
an Inward check Hpon the outW ard man.
What is tie relation between a Gds-palE and front
7sH7 A sfep-fa(r)ther. a-#.-.-e
Is the wheel Of time tired3
What Is the fnst historical mention Of hippopha-
zist banquet When Cgsar's ghost said to Brutus,
awe shall meet again At hy-piei" (Philippi)
If woman were TO change her sex, what sort o. q
being would she become? She wUuld be q he thsn-A
heatben.
What Is the difference beiWrena spsndthrift and a
pilloE7 Tho is hard up, the other iE soit down.
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Weston's advice to pedestrians is to
swing the arm by the side, keep the
mouth shut, not run down hill, wear
laced shoes and linen stockings, and
pour whisky now and then into the
shoes.
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answer to Tree Problem Of Feb. IL.

JrSoHBUEG, Ohio, Feb. 16 1863.
Ma. J. L, BoARDMAN Sir: The problem in las
weeks News can be solved with all other similar prob
lsms by thu following rule .EaE-s. ra
Square the perpendicular height and the base ant
divide their sum BY double the given height; th'
quOtient will be the hypotenuss Of the rght-ange tr
angle. Subtract the hypotenuse from the whole height
and the remainder will be the required perpendicular
Answer to Problem Of last week: HypOtenlse (tOI
oftreel 81 #. perpendicular (stumpl lG f. E
Yours Respectfully, DAN MURPHY.
Gilbert A. Purkhiser Of Sinking Spring, also sends
the correct answer to the Tree Problem.
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An old fellow of the ultra-iDquisi-
tive order asked a little girl on board
the train, who was sitting by her
mother, as TO her name, destination,
etc. After learning she was going to
Philadelphia, he asked, "What mo-
tive is taking you thither, my dear?"
ri believe they call it the Locomo
tive, Sir" was the innocent reply
The ''intrusive strangerH was extin-
guished.
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es-Eao,,, qu4 ,1ta euzs an dis.a,,, rs,un.us 'ron
BAD blood Keep your U blood pan; keep Potg
LSDer it order; Keep your dfgelifrs organs
= 4 nonId, heaNHa Vio0aditi0a, b. l5C tiSs
q GeGC reHiedfef and no dfsedas HlA
sBsr dssafl y0 T5 6eei EseH he c0uaty Tec0lne1a
GsHs. II years qf hoHeEt reputation - foT GEgtitH1
Cou lHSf ~ Rest preparations.
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STRANGE RETRIBUTIoN.-A man
living near New Castine, Darke
county, butchered a couple of hogs a
few days since, with the aid of a col
ored man in the noighborboed, and
left them out over night, as had been
his custom, to cool. In the morning
one Of them was missing. Suspect
ing his sable help, he procured con-
stable and started for his abode. In
passing through the woods, they
came 70 fence, when a strange
sight met their gaze. On one side of
the fence hung the hog, on the other
the negro, his head being caught in
the gambrel fastened to the hind end
Of the hog, his neck broken, and of
course dead, 1t was a quick and
strange retribution for his crime.--
TPiqua Jour-, 14th.
This should be a solemn warning
to all colored men stealing hogs, to
pull out the gambrel stick before at
tempting to carry off the hog.-fGo-
iumDuS j our .-.r. -H.fFse- Hsr r.a ssaH
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Answer to Enfgmas Of Feb. II william R. Buff
inRton and Phoebe J. Shoemaker. To ERgmas Of last
week: /. William Adsms and Mary Miner. ?. Lille
". Smith, sr., s. q, q.
| To Charado Of Feb H. Sut sov-in goods Yarns.
"ClodhoppeT'' thinks the answer to the Boots prob
lem is The merchant lost $50 and the pair Of boots.
| What say our OF her UUntTibutcrs7
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TRor noN eEo. ". wooDwAaD,

Chief Ju5Iiss ofths supreme Cour4 Of PnnsylyaniA
PHILADELPHIA, March 16, 1881.
fad T" H09fGHdg GcTglaH BittsTFn = Dot az tH!o1-
ieatiHg beverage bts is good ionic, isl ~ disorder
~ ne GigsSiiUC organs, and Of re1t beneta y o'sf "
dsbiits and t1daf 81 nCTU01i action, n tte sgftea
@ Go y. WooDRARD.
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20 HoN. - THoMPsoN.

Juass ofths HupEs.ns court Of Pennsylys1ia q ...
pHILADELPHIA, April 23 1864
TeOmnFdeF a t6 HOO6and'G
German Bit ~ terR - a vdluabIs
sssdicise N case of attacks OF
YmdRRaaFfon-s nor DYHpepsias
] can certify this frOm my experience OF
aes WouE1, with Hespecty
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Hollands German Bltters

a entirely vegetable, and contains no
HquOFs It IL q eOmp0und OF Fluid EI"
from which these extracts are made
9Es ,s get9sTsSd5 ',ScS5 idIn.I IGeT%Tany: TT19Hg:
- lsvsfrrete7 | from them by
q aCte nti nc chemist Ihese
extracts are then Forwarded 20 this
country % be used expressly for the
Tn0mufacture oflIleGe E3tgterg. There ig
no aIcOhOIie 50 bstamce Of any kind used
N oomDOunding the Hltter8, hence IL IL
Ire OTTfv RfGters that can be used tn
e4GeG where alcoholic gtimulantB ara
net adViBables
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Youths Department.
Bnignas.

Bnigmas.
. I am composed Of 27 letters.
Ny Il, 20, /, /, L, "a, 2l,iis popular writer.
NY l. %, %, 5, is an animal OfSOuth America
Ms %, g. A. 6 10, II, was celebrated naturalist.
NY l6, 8, Q, O. 2, is Chinese for Gsd.
Ny IS, 4, q, II, Is bird Of North America.
My g. 26 Is, 2I, 8, 4, is what Some men enjoy.
Ny III, IS, noted rebel General.
Ny 10, 6, 70, !, 3. ., is a Grecian coin, .9-,r
My whole IS the name Of lady and gentleman o.
Fairfald Township. IDOL"
I am composed Of q letters.
Ny u, Is, "A. 10, 3. Il, is a reptile. -N
ny l, 20 q, p, 23s is water fowl. .-
Ny Is, 9, 10, II, supports me-.
nv 8, g. 2,3 is Wild animal s-.asa Et tsH.s
Ny 6, Z, 8, is a Hseful article. ...-.sa E..
ny I6, IS Is the last Of Cadiz.
BY whole is young gentleman and lads Of Con-
cord Township, ...... BOOT.
Feb Is, tS6g.-a7 ta % %
fa5- In Problem, ag aa8 1-
Required, the sides Of q right-angle triangle, tht
pprneter Of hoh Is equal TO So and the radius Of th'
inscribed circle is equal to =. EDWARD.
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Vol. 32-No. "A
90 -
TEE HIGHLAND DWEEKLTTEFS
oIDRsTPAPERIN THE COUNTY.

}. L. BOARBMAE; EDITOR AID PROPRIETOR.
OFFIUE-Hain St. north Uds second door east of High.
nsuriy opPoaitothe Post 0face.