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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-10-28
Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

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win PURH Santa CTlts Rum Orange, etc. Il IS used
oT ne saHle discaSeS s BiHeri in iDTe
sure alcoholic sFHUlE fS required Pot tyiN b0oT N
mind that these TelscdiCl entirely different from
GF 5srs GdueTiSed for the Of ie diseuse1 ndHl'd
Esss being scientific preparations Of sasdteHai e1ract
ugJe he Others dec0ciOHS Of Tltnl IN some
fern ThG TONIC tF decidedly one Of ue most plea
bgSf and agreeable TeediGs offered % he pihi'e
n tasle e G5qtisc pleasure 10 take IL iohiir ia
Bfs7giviag, eEhil1rdtiHg, and HedIeIHd! q"atis' >
Gulsd d . d k8slgH GS tie aTeGtGst o. al Ionic
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FROM non GEO. ". WOODWARD,

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of PennsyysniA
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1901
find Hoofdnds German BitiCTS Is not an into7-
Seaiing beverage but IS good tonic, uSf 81 dtsoTd'l
ef ne digestrus organs, and Of great bensa 81 eases
dEbiT aad a0Gnt Of neTUOtts action ~ ne systela
GEO. Y. ROODWARD.
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COuundruuns-

Why is an infant like a diamond' Because it is a
''dear little thing"
Why Noah never hungry in the ark Because
he always had Ham with him.
Why is au OverwOrked horse like an umbrella' Be.
c8nse il is used up.
What were the most popular kind of nets at Sara,
toga? Bruuetiss
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a few days after, Burger met the
barber
"WeH," said he, "has the holy name
of God brought you good luck ,"
eyes, indeed, sir. L sell on an av-
erage a hundred copies day, at two
cents each, or two dollars; but the
strangers are generous; some give me
ten cents and others twenty. l have
even received a half dollar for copy,
so that, all told, am making five dol
lars a day"
olive dollars day?"
ayes, sir, thanks to your kindness. y.
"Ah!' thought Burger as he walked
away, If were not a literary man I
turn peddler publisher; there is moth
ing so profitable as selling the learn
ing or wit of others !"
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Blushing is a sign that something of the
angel is left to woman, beautiful to the
eye and bespeaking the purity of the
heart. When Woman ceases to blush,
she has lost her greatest charm.
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blood PurInerS

ss ksoua and uyiH cure al dissasss rsrltiHg roz.
bad blood Kssp volr 49, blood pure keep your
Liver IN order; kcep your dtgeStipe o1gdil1
O. 9 sound healthy F3ooHdttiOl, 0y me H5S
~ iBeag y-,-.sdiss and no disedSC tO5u
aEsdiI V0u The best IN he country Teeolne"a
them II ysdTs Of hOHeSt reputation 60 J0T oHys''fs
80 muSt ~ thCSt preparations.
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THE HIGHLAND WEEKhFNRWO.
oLDEsTPAPBRIN THE COUNTY.

J. L. BO4RDMAN, EDITOR AND. PEoPE1E7oR.
oFKTCE-Afan St. north side second door east Of igh
hearty opposite the Post ohice.
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TRoW REV. JOSEPH h KENNARD, D. D,

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphi&
DB. JLoEsoN-DELR SIR:-i have been yTcqueauy
Feguessd 70 cOHncct ny name t0th TeoonlH cddlaot q
different kinds Of Medicines bl regarding ne PTaetlos
e. OF Of ny appropriate sphere haze in all cases ae.
aTfictaTlv in nv olvE fdmtty Of the UssflRcs5 Of d.
HoodaRs German BihCTS, depart for once from my
tsual c0Sc egTCES my full conviction that ioT gem
e-al debility Of the system and especially for LiveF
Complaint, It is - T2sste and Vauanls
pEepGr atiOn IN some eaScs y HlGg
fad; btH issuaUy, &nN / DOUBT nor u agt1
4. Sey7g bs7sfeiairAz to those tUho FtfsT
Gru8 ~ GbOuG saus1s. Hot'TJ, very respeetttaLy,
J. ri RENNARD,
EighA, bsEOog COatsi FiTsa
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Youths Department.
Enigma

Enigma.
l am composed Of 30 letters.
My 2 10 81 10 "a &c is an insect.
My ! q IS 10 L is a tree.
My 10 81 "a II 8 80 Is a fruit.
My II 27 % Is 80 S is a bird.
My l2 81 7 l l6 6 is an animal.
Mysl5 27 81 IS 10 81 is a plant.
Ny y 81 2S 32 3 25 is n reptile.
My 80 Is IA % I8 il an animal.
My 81 Is 5 20 - 80 is a frnft.
My whole is a recent noted botan,
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Mr.. Chauneey Rose, wealthy citi-
zen Of Terre Haute, Ind, and ma
tive of Wethersfeld, c., who has
made several liberal gifts to various
objects in that town, has just given
the high school $4,000 on condition
that the town shall raise $4,000 more.
He established the school with a gift
offs 900.
Mr.. Rose wisely prefers to do good
with his wealth during his lifetime,
when he can know how it is expend-
ed, rather than put off his benevolent
designs till death, and leave them to
be executed by others, or perhaps not
at all, as sometimes happens,
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rRor EoN. gANEs THOMPSON,

Judge Of the Supreme Court Of PennaylySri
.. PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1883
VeonoFHeP t6 HOOnand'8
r.@vT1-TI TFft HA terH - q UdltdblC
--sJ,-i-S q, r-0o OF attacks Of
TwTFIeE TfOnnm A@OF Dyspepsfas
can certify this from my experience OF
&C. Kour1, with reSPecta ,-
JAMES THOMPSON
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Answer to Enigma in the News Of Oct. 2I: Elias L
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The Cuhans are reported to have
gained another victory over TIE Span
ish forces near GUsimaro, after hard
fighting and heavy less on both sides
Doubtful.
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Good ExnnlDIe.

"This world is ALA Herting show,
For mans ! iusinu given.
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CAUTION.

8oodanFs GsgpsaH Remsdiss are eoi'HtsTfetcd TAs
gsliziEe haze dts rigHdturc Of @. M JacksO9 o.
~ fof Of Gs otufids lUrdDDcT Of each bottle, and The
Iais Of de article bEolgn each bottle Al others arc
s0uBts!fei&
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CONGRESS. s S.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March IS.

WASHINGTON, March IS.
Mr.. Conkling introduced bill to reg
ulate the proceedings of the Judiciary,
which is substantially the same bill as
the one reported from the committee at
the last session.
On motion Mr.. Sherman's bill sup
Elemental to the act to provide that the
national currency be secured by the
pledge OF the United States bonds, was
taken up.
Mr., Wilson offered an amendment
which was read. The expiration of the
morning hour put the bill over and
brought up the bill to repeal the tenure
of. Office act.
Mr.. Morton renewed his argument in
favor of the repeal.
Mr., Davis WAS in favor of an unCon-
ditional repeal.
Mr., Brownlow then obtained the
floor and he being to feeble to read his
remarks, they were read by the Secre-
tary. Mr.. Brownlow opposed the re-
peal.
Mr.. Scott next obtained che floor, but
Immediately yieled for the motion to
Mr.. Trumbull then announced that
he would press the Senate to vote be.
fore adjourning tomorrow.
Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Joint resolution to remove the
stables, saw mill, &c, from the Capital
grounds was passed,
Several resolutions relative to con-
tested elections, were referred to the
Election Committee.
Mr.. Hooper, from the Committee on
Ways and Means. reported bill to
amend the act of July, 1865, imposing
taxes on distilled spirits and tobacco,
which was ordered printed and recon-
mitted.
Mr.. Farnsw orth, from the Committee
on Reconstruction, reported a substi-
tute for several Joint Resolutions as to
the removal of civil officers in Virginia
and Texas.
After a debate the joint resolution and
amendments were, on motion OF Mr..
Ward, submitted to the Committee on
Reconstruction.
Mr.. Bingham introduced a bill to
amend the act of July goth, 1850, pro-
viding for holding United States Courts
in cases OF sickness or other disabili-
ties of the Judge. Also bill to secure
and protect freedom OF transportation
and commerce. Referred to the Judi
ciury Committee.
Adjourned.
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AN IMPORTANT INQUIRY---A RE
FORM NEEDED.
To the Editor of the IntelIigencer:

To the Editor OF the IntelIigencer:
AS there has been much controversy
In reference to school teachers and
school superintendents, &C., l should
be very glad to know whether our pub
lie schools have attached 20 their school
houses enclosed grounds for scholars 10
play on, and il so, whether teachers al
low their pupils to break and destroy
other persons property which may un-
fortunately adjoin that Of school
house? And 1 would further ask, as 1t
is a very important matter, whether
teachers in schools, which may not ex-
actlv come under the head of public
schools, think it is right that they pay
so little attention to what their scholars
do when at play as to allow them TO
destroy the property of others who, per-
haps, pay school tax enough to edu-
cate a dozen of scholars per annum? II
teachers, public and private, are not
competent enough to compel good be-
hayior OF their scholars when they (the
teachers) are informed that their schol-
ars do not behave in proper manner,
and allow them to trespass upon the
rights of private citizens in and about
their premises, then the teachers are TO
blame as we'll as scholars, and reme-
dv for the evil should be had.
March IS, 1869. ClTlEEN'
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CUBA.
HAVANA, March Is


Captain General Dulce has issued
n proclamation making important
changes in taxation. The direct taxes
on plantations, cattle and country real
estate, and the war tax recently imposed
on merchants and tradesmen, are re-
duced so per cent, and no government
contributions payable within the last
quarter of the fiscal years 1S6S-69, will
he collected. To compensate the Treas
ury Tor the loss of revenue insured by
these reductions, the following new du-
ties are imposed: On MuscavadO sugar
shipped under the Spanish flag 1Gc, and
under foreign flags 2Oc per 100 pounds;
on every box of sugar under the Span
ish flag, 75c; under foreign flags; SIC;
on every hogshead Of sugar under the
Spanish flag, 81; under foreign flags
81 10; on mOlasses 50c per hogshead; on
rum, 81 per hogshead. All the above
duties are in addition to the war taxes
recently imposed on commerce..
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sentence of a noted villain.
HARTFORD, CONN.,, March Is.

HARTFORD, CONN.,, March is.
In the Superior Court of this city to-
day, James Wilson alias Davie Rently
the notorious burglar was sentenced to
five years Imprisonment in the State
Prison for committing burglary in
Hartford. and seven years for a bur-
glary in PIainville. He is already in
prison serving four years, time dating
from December, making 16 years in nil.
He has heretofore escaped from Michi-
gan, Ohio and New Jersey prisons,
where he has time yet to serve. In
getting away from Michigan he frozee
both feet and had them amputated
near his instep. He pleaded his own
case to-day, and said the jury might
have curiosity to know how he was
famed, that he was shot by rebel shell
on the bloody field of Gettysburg.
Charles Retesalf was arrested with
Wilson and in for four years also, was
found guilty of burg larry but was not
sentenced.
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Strange and Shocking Tragedy on a
Mississippi Steamer.
CH1cAGo. March IS.

A special from Cairo dated to-day,
says as the steamer Belle OF Memphis
landed at Darnell's landing, three men
all named Darnell got on board, armed
with rifles, but not looking any way
suspicious. They told the captain TO
land at Island No. ten as another party
wished to come on board there. AS the
boat landed at Island Ten, three men by
the name of Lane appeared on the
bank, and one came on board with his
wife. AS he started up the stairs he
was shot dead by the Darnell's, who
then ran back to the cabin deck and
shot the two Lanes dead who were
went on shore and called to the captain
to take good care of Mrs. Lane as she
had been respectfully raised. The
cause OF the difficulty is not known.
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A NEW York letter says that owners
of property along Broadway have be-
gun to tremble under the impression
that an Arcade Railroad Is soon to be
begun along that thoroughtare, which
means that the whole length of Broad
way is to be dug out to depth OF
seventeen feet, the space to be rooted
over and lined with double railroad
track. If it is at all likely that The
Legislature will charter a bill for
railway of this kind, what pity that
more than half a million of dollars has
already been laid out in repavlngS
Broadway. The PAYERS have been marc
at work ever since last summer, anu
now it seems (if the report be true) that
all they have done is to be undone'
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March is


President Grant signed the bill
strengthening the public credit at 4G
minutes past 12 o'clock to-day. This is
the first bill he has signed.
Geo. B. MCCRrter has been appointed
by the Secretary of the Treasury Chief
OF the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing, and Geo. Rice, a clerk in the First
Auditors Office, Superintendent OF the
Treasury Building. VIM. n. Richard
son, of Boston, has accepted the APP
pointment of additional Secretary OF
the Treasury.
This morning the Committee on Re
construction considered the Georgia
matters without any result. 1t is un-
derstood that the committee is equally
divided regarding Mississippi, the point
of difference being whether the Presi'
dent OF the United States or the Reas-
sembled Convention, shall appoint the
Provisional Governor. The committee
have agreed to report the Senate bill
extending the time for the removal OI
ineligible civil officers in Virginia, with
an amendment extending its provisions
to Mississippi.
The Missouri case involving the test
oath will be argued before the Supreme
Court Wednesday by Senator Drake
in behalf of Missouri and Montgomery
Blair, and ex-AttOrney General Evarts
in behalf of +. y. Blair, Jr.
Henry c. Niles has been assigned for
duty in the Treasury Department as
chief of tho appointment division. lie
has long been one of the principal
clerks in that Office.
The rush of office seekers on Secre'
tary Boutwell, was greater than at any
previous time during the present adj
ministratiOn.
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IT is a pleasant piece OF fashionable
Intelligence, that the dirty fashion OF
long skirts, and the horrible fashion OF
panier dresses are entirely out OF style
for spring wear, and that short dresses
generally with two skirts, are to be
worn on all occasions. To make up
for length and paniers, however, an
unlimited number ofskirts-two, three,
or even four-is TO be allowed, and
t1ounces al HbitItm.
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AOUTH AMERICA.
Tho ParngunYam wnr---PrOSpects of
Peace.
Nnn Xnn1, NInrch Is

-
Peace.
NEW York. March IS.
Late letters from Brazil state that
Lopez is steadily organizing his army
from tho remnent of his old force and
the natives who fled before the Allies at
Cerro Leon. He has issued procla-
nation urging his people not 10 give up
or disband, and they believe emphati-
cally in all he advices. There is not
native son in the towns occupied by
the Allies.
Assunction was completely sacked,
not even the houses of foreigners were
spared.
Paranhost, the Brazilian Minister for
Foreign Affairs. has been sent TO the
Allied camps on the Platte to prepare
the way for peace. 1t is believed that
he is directed to harmonize the difficult
ties prevailing among the Allies.
Mcmahon is still with Lopez, and
consequently cordially hated by the
BraZilians.
Financial matters are still unsatisfac-
tory, and the MontevediRn Bank has
suspended.
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Escnpr of COnvicIs from Sing Sing
Prison.
Seven wounded and their Keeper
StranEIch.

SING SING, N. Y, March IS.
Between three and four o'clock this
morning, Thomas Forrest, night watch,
was seized and gagged by five convicts
whom he was taking to the mess room
to get breakfast for the other prisoners.
at the mess room they seized and gag
ged Edwin Craft, the night guard, and
then made their escape from the roof.
Craft was dead when found, having
been strAngled by the gag. Two of the
convicts were subsequently arrested In
Il barn at TarrytoWn, and the other
three will probably be recapturrd soon.
Forests injuries are slight.
About one O'Clock this afternoon
another squad of cOnvicts made an at
tack on the guard at the middle dock
and rushed on him with huge knives,
soon overpowering him. They then
having supplied themselves with arms
from the guard house, boarded the
sloop Exchange which was lying at the
dock and attempted to drive the men
ashore. Alarm had spread, however,
and detachment of the guards came
down upon them and lively mus
kerry fire took plac: the convicts
finally surrendered. James McCanley,
convict, was probably mortally wound
ed, and Allen, another convict, badly
wounded. Five others were slightly
wounded. The officers and guards
were unhurt. All is quiet at the
prison tonight, and An inquest is being
held on the craft.
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PRESIDENT GRANTS new Cabinet has
been source of great anxiety to a
large number of people, and perhaps to
none more than newspaper correspon-
dents. But now that tho Cabinet Is
fully and finally agreed upon, and the
new Secretaries have entered upon the
duties of their respective offices, it
would be well to DO them the justice OF
The Secretary of War is Rawlins. with.
ont a "Q," the Secretary OF the Navy is
AdoIniI E. Borie; the Postmaster Gen
erai is Creswell, with only one "s." and
the Attorney-General, Mr.. Hoar.
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THE mob of ofice-hunters now In
Washington is far greater than 1t was
when Mr.. Lincoln was inaugurated
eight years ago, and of course Infinitely
greater than it was four years ago
They spend their time princlpaiiy III
ing" It is a demoralizing business,
both for the individual and the coun-
try,
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THE rumor of the capture of the gall
liant General Custar by the Indians ls
happily not correct. His long nal
lock,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March IS.
The governments of France and Bel
gium are arranging a conference for the
discussion OF the mutual commercial
interests of the two countries and to
consider what notifications can be
made in the recent law passed by the
Belgium Parliament, prohibiting rail
ways from being transferred from for
eign companies.
A strong protest from Ireland against
Mr.. Gladstone's bill for the disestab-
lishment oil the Irish church has been
published. 1t is signed by over one
thousand Irish noblemen and land
owners.
The cotton spinners of Preston, have
struck on account of the proposed re-
duction in wages.
Bishop Macrarie was consecrnted at
Cape Town, on the 25Lh of January.
Protests against his conservation have
been received at the Dioceses of Cape
Town and Natal.
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Hoe CHoLERA.-A large number OF
hogs have recently been condemned In
New York city as unfit for food, and in
vestigation showed that the animals
and had been shipped to the East for
sale. The history of this particular
drove is very singular. The hogs were
at Chicago, being fed at a distillery.
The distlllery having been closed under
Government orders, the hogs were de-
prived of that kind of food. Their
hard corn, consequently they were i'm
mediately shipped to the East. At
Buffalo they were pronounced diseased.
Some seventy being found dead among
them, they we're not allowed to be
slaughtered at that place, but were for
warded to Albany, where they We're
slaughtered and dressed. and reshipped
for New York.
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Test for Illuminating Pe1roleum.

The Cory (Pa.) kerosene Oil Works
recommend the following as a simple
manner of determining the fire test of
kerosene oil: "Take a cup or tum-
bier, fill it nearly full OF water (pre~
viously tested by the thermometer to
be 11O0 or lI10 Fah.), then take table,
spoon full of the oil, of which 1t is de-
sirable to test the igniting point, i'm
merse it in the water, and stir for
moment or two to permit the OIL 10
reach the equal temperature OF the
water, pass lighted match very closly
over the surface of the oil once, whlch
always floats on the water. II 1t does
not ignite, it can be safely used but II
it does ignite. discard it. however low
the price may be; this is a fair and sure
test as far as safety is concerned. The
other so desirable point-does the oil
burn brilliantly and without charring
the wick?-the experience of every
family will soon detect. Something
depends upon the wick, and something
upon the lamp; but properly manufac-
tured!oil is the main thing needed"
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River ami weather.

River and weather.
PITTSBURGH, March Is.
Weather clear; thermometer 36'.-
Monongahela river feet } Inches and
falling.
CINCINNATI, March is.
Weather clear; Thermometer 400.
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SPAIN.


Celestino Olozaga, nephew OF the late
minister to Paris, was killed yesterday
in duel. He was member of the
Cortcs, ono OF its secretary's.
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Genuine American Watchei

Genuine American WatcneS
At Very Low Priccs.
LIVERY WATCH GUARANTEED By
snecial certificate from TIE American
Watch Company. .,aoo
silver Hunting Case Watch h,;;::;;,...sls ;:C0 GO GO
GOid HnntIn4 Solid Is Karat caAe......... 81 CU
Gold Hunting, Ladies' size ;......:;...... ~ "
Silver cases are equal TO coin IN hneneSs:
yvith hiIi to collect on delivery, dLLOl"img ne
T',iTch1lscr The privilege Of opening the I'dcE0ge
H1,,II crTD,ininy the Watch before I1dvtng: Any
wstch not proving satisfactory will DO eA-
changed or money refunded. .,eo-,,,
Address for full particulars, ana ue'cElP-
tive price list OF watches,
roar1I.lrnw zoo Arch 81. Philn., Pa
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There is no medicine extant equal to these
remedies in such cases. A tone and VigOr Ii
impaired to the whole system; the appetite Is
digests properly, the blood Is purified, the
com pIexion becomes sound and healthy,
the yellow tinge IN erndIcatetl from the es, "a
bloom Is given To the cheeks and the weak
and nervous invalid becomes astrOng and
healthy being.