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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-10-21
Odd FeIInws.

The Grand Lodge for the Order of
Odd Fellows for the United States, as
sembled at San Francisco on the 3Oth
ult. From advanced Sheets of the re-
port of the Grand Sire, we learn that
the number of contributing members
of the Order in each Jurisdiction is
about as follows: Maine, 21OO; New
Hampshire, $500; Vermont, 1900
Massachusetts, 10000; Rhode Island,
HOO; Connecticut, $500; New York,
$4,000; New Jersey, 10000; Penn
sylvania, $4,000; Delaware, 5000 ;
Maryland, $4,000; District Of Column
bia, 5000; Virginia, 5000; West
Virginia, 5000; North Carolina, l.
600; South Carolina, 100; Georgia,
1900; Florida, 300; Alabama, 900;
Mississippi, 1900; louisiana, 1000;
Texas, 1900; Arkansas, l, 900; Ten
nessee, 1900; Kentucky, 1000; Ohio,
$4,000; Indiana, $4,000; Illinois, 20
900; Michigan, 1900; Wisconsin, S.
900; Iowa, 5000; Missouri, $500 ;
Kansas, 1000; Minnesota, 1000 ;
Nebraska, 800; Colorado, 900; Ne
vada, 1900; Oregon, 1000; Califor-
mia, 1900; the Territories, 1000;
Lower Provinces, British North Amer
lea, 400; Ontario, 1900; Australia,
5000; making a total of 3O1,6OO
members. The Encampment Branch
or Patriarchal Branch, the highest de-
partment Of the Order, and working
entirely separate from the Lodge
Branch, is reported to be exceedingly
prosperous in the United States, there
being thirty-twO State Grand En-
campments and nine hundred subOr-
dinate Encampments, with a total
membership of $4,000. From 1884 tu
1869, according to the official records,
the number of members initiated into
the Order of Odd Fellows amounted
to 660,842; the aggregate, revenue
from all sources amounted to $780,
552, 1924; number of members reliey-
ed, 526, 800; number of widowed fam
lilies relieved, G2,5O3; amount of re
lief paid, $I4, 4,189,4 ,4O2. The greatest
number of persons initiated in any
one yearswas 40,737, for the twelve
months ending July 1st, 1869. The
aggregate of the membership of the
order in Europe and America amounts
to over 100000, there being ovel
100000 Odd Fellows in Great Btitain
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Select Miscellany.
A SPEECH ON TEMPERANCE.

Ye friends of moderation, who think reformation,
Or moral renovation, would benefit our nation:
Who deem intOxication, with all It's dissipation,
In every rank and station the Of degradation,
OF which your observation gives daily demonstration
Who the ruiHstion, distresS and dosOlation, .
The open violation Of moral obligation,
The wretched haBitatIon, without accommodation,
Or any regulation for common sustentatiOn,
A scene Of deprivation, unequaled in creation;
/ The frequent desecration of Sabbath ordination,
The crime and depreciation, defying legislation,
The awful proclamation Of common conversation,
The mental aber ration, and dire infatuation,
With every sad gradation to maniac desperation.
Yo who with consternation, behold this devastation
Add utter condemnation, on all iuebriatiOn,
Why sanction its duration show disapprObation,
/ OF any combination for its determination?
We deem q declaration, that offers temptation,
( By any palia ton Of this abOminatioR,
The only foundation for its utter sxtirpation,
And under this persuasion, hold no Communication
With noxious emanation, of brewers fermentation,
Or poisonous preparation Of spirits distatOn,
Nor any vain libation producing stimulation.
To this determination, we call consideration,
And without hesitation, invite.cO-OperstiOn:
Not doubling imitation will raise your estimation,
And by continuation, afford you consolatiOn1
For in participation with this association,
You may by meditation, insure the preservation
ora future generation from all contamination,
And may each indication Of such regeneration,
Be the theme of sxuItatiOn, till its nAI communication
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Charles Lamb told his sad expert
ence, as warning to young men, in
in the following language. "The wa
ters have gone. over me. But out OF
the black depth, could I be heard, !
would cry out to all those who have
set foot in the perilOus flood. Could
the youth to whom the flavor of the
first wine Is a. delicious as the OPEN
ing scenes OfIife or the entering upon
some newly discovered paradise, look
into my desOlation, and be made to
understand how drear it is when he
shall feel himself going down a preci-
pice, with open eyes and passive
will, to his destruction, and have no
human power to stop it, and yet feel
it all emanuting from himself; to
see all godlines5 emptied out of him,
and yet not be able to forget d time
when it was otherwise; to bear the
piteOus spectacle of his own ruin;
could he see my fevered eye, fevered
with last nights drinking; and fever
ishly looking for. to-night's repeating
the folly; could he but feel the body OF
death out Of which 1 cry hourly with
feebler Outcry to be- delivered, it were
enough TO make him dash the spark
ling beverage to the earth, in all the
pride Of its mantling temptation"
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An Affecting Scene.

Many of the scenes at the burial of
the Avondale miners were especially
distressing. When the third coffin
was about being lowered into one of
the long and regular rows of excava-
ton, a woman rushed forward and
with desperate energy, threw herself
upon the coffin, crying, "You shan't
bury my William! you shan't! you
shant! Give him back! Or if you
won't, bury me with himV' Finally,
the poor creature, betraying, in her
distracted face all the strongest emo
tions of a passionate sorrow, was pre-
vailed upon to let the coffin be low
cred in its place. But as the men be,
gan to shovel the dirt in on top of it
She threw her eyes up toward Heaven
clasped her tremulous hands, and
with an expression Of the widest an
guish in her face, which those who
saw will never be likely to forget, ex
claimed, ooh, Almighty God, take mt
to where my William !" And with
frequent repetitions of this strong i'm
ploration she passed with weary stepi
out of the cemetery gates.
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The S1amD OnestIon.

The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. has decided that upon every as
signment of mortgage a stamp tax
is required equal to that imposed upon
a mortgage for the amount remaining
unpaid. The tax is required on every
such transfer in writing, whether there
is a sale of the mortgage or not. The
fact that the transfer is made by order
of court does not relieve it any more
than in the case of a deed made un-
der Judgment. It would be proper
to stamp it either in the district where
the property is situated or where the
holder resides.
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HfIsborough Highland County Ohio Thursday


Show me a boy that Obeys his par
Pnts, who has respect for age, always
has. a friendly disposition and who ap-
plies himself diligently to get wisdom
and to do good toward others, and if
he is not respected and beloved then
there is no such thing as truth in the
world.
Even when parents are ill-temperrd
and unreasonable they should be treat
ed with respect and fOrb 4arance by
their children. Olympias, mother of
Alexander tho Great, was a woman
Of ambitious disposition, and OCCASION
ed much trouble to her sou. Never
theless, when pursuing his conqucsts
in Asia, he sent her many splendid
presents out OF the spoils which he
had taken as tokens of his affection
He only begged that she would not
meddIe with state afflirs, but allow
his kingdom to be managed pcacea-
bly, by his governor, Antipater.
When she sent a harsh reply to the re-
quest which be had made, he bore it
patiently and did not use sharp Ian
guage in return,
On one occasion, when she had
been unusually troublesome, Antipa-
ter sent him letters complaining of
her in very grievOu5 terms. Alexan-
der. only said, "Antipater does not
know that one single tear of my
mother is able to blot out six hundred
of his epistles."
A. boy was once tempted by some
of his companions to pluck ripe cher
rieS from a tree which his father had
forbidden him to touch.
"YOu need not be afraid" said one
of his companions, ''fOr if your father
should find out that you have taken
them he is SO kind he would not hurt
you"
"That is the very reason" replied
the boy, "why l would not touch
them. 1t is true that my father would
not touch me, yet my diSobedtence, [
know, would hurt my father, and
that would be worse to me than any
thing else"
A boy who grows up with such
principles will be man in the best
sense of the word. 1t shows regard
for rectitude that would render him
trustworthy under every trial.
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The National Soldiers Homes.
There are three National Homes for
Sick and Disabled Union Soldiers: one
at Augusta, Maine, one at Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, and one at Dayton, Ohio.
All disabled or invalid soldiers who
have an honorable discharge are enti-
tied to the privilege Of these Homes!
A blank application for admission
will be furnished on application to
any one of the following managers:
Gen. Butler, president, Lowell, Mass
Gen. Martindale, Rochester, N. Y;
Jay Cooke, PhiIad, lphil, Pa; L. B.
Gunckel, Dayton, Ohio; Richard J.
0glesby, Springfield, Ill; F. Snyth,
Manchester, n. H; DR.. E. 3. WOE-
colt, Milwaukee, Wis, Gen. ]. S.
Lavender, st. Louis, Mo; IL. L. Bond,
Baltimore, Md. .. .."-
This blank must be filled up and
sworn to. by the applicant, and ply
sician must testify in writing an oath
to the disability of the applicant. A
known citizen must also testify as to
his identity. When the paper thus
prepared is forwarded to the President
at Lowell, if accepted, he sends cOu-
pom tickets for transportation, the APP
plicant choosing the Home he pre-
fers. @
If the soldier is married he can
leave his pension (if he has amy to
his family. Most of the inmates speak
well of their treatment in these
Homes. About a month ago the man-
ayers appointed to represent them in
this city W. II. Thomas, of 81 Summit
street, Brooklyn, who furnishes blanks
and gets them filled and sworn to.
Previous to his appointment the Ia
dies of the Union Relief Association
did this work by their representative,
Mr.. NcWaters.
The fund for the support of th-se
institutions, accumulated during and
since the war, from unclaimed SOL
diers' pay, military fines 81, now
amounts to about ten millions OF dol
lars. .-"
Besides affording comfortable
| homes Tor disabled veterans, lh656 III
stitutiOns extend outdoor relief to
numbers of those disabled soldiers
who are not likely to live long, and
v hO wish to remain with their fami-
lies.
Such persons have to furnish a ply
siciau's certificate every month, show
ing their continued disability. 1t
wOuld seem to be desirable to extend
this feature of the benevolent work Of
the Homes.
The amount of this outdoor relief
is $3.50 per week to each person,
which is considered sufficient to sup
port a man within the Home. The
managers pay this sum to each of
twenty poor invalides in this city,
through the medium of the Ladies'
/ Union Relief AssOciatiOn.--[N n. Y Post,
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There is a passage in TillOtson that
should be perused by all those notorious
for what is called drawing the long bow. 3"
He observes that truth is always consistent
with itself and needs nothing to help it
out. Il is always near at hand, and sits
upon our lips; and is ready to drop out
before we are aware of Il; whereas a lie is
troublesome and sets mans invention
upon the racks; and one trick needs a
good many mORe TO make it good.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-10-21

Though the colored men have new
er had their pictures either on the
bank notes or the postage stamps,
they are now getting their full share
of such notoritey on the new tobacco
stamps about to be issued. The col
ored man is displayed on these stamps
n all his pl,ls,s aud cUuditiUns,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-10-21

Among the grand achievements of
modern enterprise and modern engi-
neering which have marked the pres
ent century, the Suez Canal is entitled
to the prominent place. The idea Of
cutting a canal from the Mediterranean
to the Red Sea is by no means new
.One, but it has been reserved for NJ.
Lesseps, a French Engineer, to ac-
complish that Of which others only
dreamed.
The object Of the Sucz Canal is to
save vessels bound for India from the
tedious voyage down the African
coast and around the Cape of Good
Hope, thereby opening for them a
route similar to that over which
thousands of passengers travel every
year.-SOme conception of the magni-
tude of work necessary to effect this
can be gained by few statistics.
The length of the canal is about one
hundred miles, and completed its di-
mensiOns will be,
Width at the tOp.......................32S feet
" {" bOttOm......... ........346
Depth rs
The quantity of earth excavated to
accomplish this will be not far from
ninety-seven million cubic yards,
equal to pile one yard backed by
the Suez Canal Company with a CAPT
tai Of seventy million Of dollars. The
formal opening of the canal was to take
place last week, Wednesday, (OctO-
Der 13th) in the presence of the En-
peror and Empress Of the French, the
Viceroy of Egypt and host Of other
titled dignitariCs.
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Because a man does not believe that
the viciOusness of society should be re-
pressed by force, he is not, therefore,
to be clas5ed among the friends Of
vice. He may honestly doubt wheth-
er freedom or repression secures the
quickest cure of an evil. Moses had
great doubts on the subject, and, on
account of the Ehardness" of the hearts
of the Jews, compromised, as majOri-
ty Of Legislators have done since, by
joining both methods. Paul thought
that not rebellion against the Roman
government, but an obedience to it
which should allow its freedom to
manifest itself would the sooner de-
stroy it, and he was right.
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lnERILITY. 8

9Tr1- a = -rlrT---- -IIllTI 10 Ef00N1TdI
H,yf~rV ~ Ff5re N Tuzz7szz11E cases qf Debilitg
FBey fu91aTf a inns aand vigor to tie t0b0lG
r,t-is7a rirsrafhe- - he appetite, Gauss
an eajoyment Of tHeu1m food, enable as so
zach % di0sst IT, puTifv ts blood gUe good SoHd
RsqH,, eoyTfIc4fa1 eradicate he g.IloU tfnge from hs
eye inlp1rt bloom 70 he cheeks and change e de'Ii
TTous short-breafbsd, cmaotdted t0eak and nervous
SapaIid 10 full faced SIOUX aHd Vigorous PeT50H
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using tlle biIters OF
Tonic. In fact, they are Family NJ ed!-
eines, They can be administered will
Derrect Eafrty TO a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or man
OTnimetY.
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INFLUENCE.

Drop follows drop, aud sWsIls
With rain the sweeping river;
Word follows word, aud tells
A truth that lives forever.
Flake follows dake, like spirits
Whose wings the winds disseTtr;
Thought follows thought, and lights
The realm and mind forever.
Beam follows beam. to cheer
The cloud bolt would shiver
Thrub fJllows bhrOb, aud fear
Gives plaoo 10 jIy forever.
The drop, the fake, the beam,
PeRc h Us lesson ever;
The word, tho thossht, the dream,
Impress the soul forever.
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In the last illness of the witty
George Colman, the doctor, being la-
ter than the appointed hour, apollo
gizpd to his patient, saying that he
had called in to see a man that had
fallen down a we'll. "Did he kick
the bucket, doctOr?" grOaned Col
man.
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Within a very short time five young
ladies of LOUISVILLE have been seriously
poisoned by the use Of imported face
powder aduIterated with lead. In
each case the effect of the cosmetic
was paralytic both to the systems and
facial beauty of the maidens.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-10-21

sIs Mrs. Brown in?" inquiries a gen.
tleman of a servant who responds to
his ring ut the door bell.
'sNO, sir; she's not at hOme."
"WelI, Pm sorry" said the gentle
man, in regretful tone, Gas l owe
her some money, and called to pay
it." Whereupon a voice from over
the baIustrades is heard:
ooh! 1 am in; to be sure I am?
Why, SulIie, didn't you know thai?
Ask the gentleman to walk ill.,"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-10-21

Whether standing on ones dignity
is good thing, quite depends upon
its size. A man standing on pin
head, or a woman on mustard seed,
would not fulfill the fitness of things.
Dignity, like the foundation of a bull
ding, to be strong should be wide and
Crsan
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HOoland's German Tonic

4, combination Of al he ingredients q te h1hsTa
- PUKU Santa Cruz Rum Orange, etc. u IS used
o ne sdals dissdseS the BeTs IN eases t0hrTe some
I,re alcoholic SFmUUs tS required Ioa toiH bear IN
mind that EhCSC remedies entirely dincTent Jr07l
,- erg adUeTised for he Of fhs dtsea5e5 Hd1ed
~ being scientific pTepdrai0ns Of medicinal eStTdets,
O-LiIs Ee others are dccocoHs q TlTa N some
faEs ne TONIC IS decidedly one Of the Hioa Plea
rf d aGrsedbs remedies offered 70 thc Plihit6
- tasls e GsqtFG pledstTs 10 lake Il whsle IL
NfsgiUiRa, oShilardiiAg, and HediclHo! qiiaafiss ~
G,isd q . b kBoigH az De gTGatest q az tsfiS -
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.In learning what others have
thought it is we'll to keep in practice
the power to think for YOURSELF when
an author has added to your knOwl-
edge, pause and consider if you can
add nothing TO his.
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Bible O.nestiona

l. Which is tie most musical family mentioned in
q what did God say he knew about the family
government Of Abraham1 ,.,-.
g. What King Of Israel established an iunerant
4 Which Is the shortest verse in the Billie
8 What was the name Of AarOus wtte2
G. Was Pharaoh dc WED in the Red Sea ?
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Fanny Fern says: ''If One-half the
girls knew the previous lives of the men
they marry, the list of old maids would he
wonderfully increased" WhereupOn th5
Boston Post asks, s'If the men knew what
their future lives were to be, wouldn't 1t
increase the list of old maid still further"
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1t is the stea dy pull and not the
spasmodic jerk that tells. Persisten-
cy, not impulse, carries the day. 1t
is very much better to be slow and
sure, than fitful, with merely chance
at success. ...
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
snor Hry. JOSEPH h KENNARD. D. D.

Pastor Of Cbs Tenth Baptist Church, philadelphia.
DR. JAoEsoE-DEAR sIR:-l here 6een yrS4lS,''.SS ~ y
,,tsrts b connect ~ name 10Th recommendations 9
different kinds Of ledieHeS bal regarding ne PTdctles
a. ot Of ny appropriate lpheTc, hdUc f an cases ee
sliled blt tgih clear proof in gdTiouI t1Stdloc' a
arielIdrly IN ny fdHiily Of The t isness g "
o0fangns Ge5uaan BiteTs depart for once from ny
eTaI debifv Of tbe system and especially for Liver
Complaint, it is 49, "Usate and VaIuaoIe
pTepaF alton. IN * come eatcl ~ ~
Jdds btE usstalV, doit0t NOS = | 70
~ ~ sbogS eausss. Yours, OeTy respectfully,
J. H. KENNARD,
Eighth, bsIO's Coates E.T'sA
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Confluence of tongue is a virtue
which all should cultivate. The grace
of silence is not the most conspicuous
characteristic of the American people.
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FROM nos GEO. ". WOODWARD,

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penasylysnh
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1904
7 fnd HogfaHds GsTTada Bfgers IS n0t an tlisos-
Seaiine beverage but good tonic, tssI 81 di'oTasTs
Of e digeEitUc organs, dad Of great begH 81 ee'e'
dsbility aHS i0aHf Of nsTUolLI dctto tn ne 'y'is
GEo. n. ROODRARD.
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The law allows a widow her third.
But what does she want Of third,
though, before she has a second? How
can she have third before she has q
second? That's what bOthers US,
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"An Old- Fashioned Gtrl," by Miss
AIcott, is continued in the October
number of 'Merry's Museum" Toms
sad fall is shown by text and illustra
ton. The story Of can Old Fashion
ed Girl" grows in interest with each
successive issue Of "Merry," and bids
fair to be as popular as the other
works of the Author. There is no
better Magazine for young people than
the new series of "Merry's Museum" "
Terms, $3.50 year. The Publisher
offers to send it on trial three months
free Address Horace B. Fuller, IA
BromfeId Street, Boston.
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The brother of the "ImmOrtal J,
N" is about to bring out a volume
entitled "A Short Sketch Of the Life
of the Philosopher, J. N"
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Youths Department.
Enigma.

Enigma
I am composed nf II letters.
My 2G4is girl's name.
My lU7 s 10 Is dogs name.
My I3 I2I II-9is What we all have.
My : 2 ? T. 1msslhng we all use.
Ny . 3 o 70 o is = mans name. .....
llIy whOlu is young mans name, living near Dallas
Ohio. "..
Sherman lowe, Sept. y, 1863. ODA.
Bag-"Uda" also sends US the correct answer to the
Tree Problem.
Answer to tho Turk and Christian ProbIe
The following verse furnishes ths key the Answer
From anmbsr, aid and art,
Never will fame depart. .. ..
The captain placed the according to the regular
order OF the voraa in each wsrd. Thus in the worC
.frorn, being the fourth vowel in rugular order, "a
H. o.u) he placed Christians irst The next Vows
being q, she 5lh In regular order he placed Turk
next to the Christians The next vo'el is e, Whicl
bsDg the ID In order, placed Christians next. Tn
next vowel, O. Of couTss called for Turk, ths next
for Christians; bhe next, D. for Turk the next, a
for Christian and so on unlI all were pa' ei.
will then be found that the line arranged as fol
lows
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