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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-02-24

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TOWN SUBSCRIBERS.
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w. sHrpHrRD, ND. T. TRIliHLE, 81. D
DRS. SHEPHERD & qRIMBLE,

81 Physicians and Surgeons,
UIELSBOROUGH, OHIO.
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Let the person whose name you wish
to know inform you in which Of the up
right columns the first letter.of his name
is contained. If it be found in but one
column, it is the top letter; If it occurs
in more than one column, it is found by
adding the Alphabetical numbers Of the
top letters of these columns, it and the
sum will he the number of the letter
sought BY taking one letter at a time
in this way the whole name can be asss
certalned. For example take The word
Jane. j is found in two columns COM
mencing with B and H, which ara. the
second and eight letters down the alpha
bet; the sum IS tel, and the tenth letter
down the alphabet is j, the letter sought,
The next letter, A, appears in but one
column, where It stands at the top. n
is seen in the columns headed With b,
d, and Il these are the Second, fourth,
and eighth letter of the Alphabet, which,
added. give the fourteenth: or N, and SO,
on. The use Of this table viii excite no
little curiosity among those unacquaint-
ed with the foregoing explanations I:
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Suddenly there was an exclamation

Suddenly there was an exclamation
a sCreamLandi they rushed upon her.
one and all, striving to crush. out the
flames which encircled her. The fiery
wreaths .encircled her like agic,crisping
the snowy robe, darting like serpents
through the silken hair, and sitting the
breath upon her lips. Disnantled Of
her loveliness, and quite insensible, she
was borne home,,, a...,,s ~, -
Medical skill was useless; she was but
a wreck of her former self. The fire,
which was from a discarded cigar upon
the pavement, had eaten into her dainty
flesh, and spoilt its fairness forever
Yet, for weeks, they thought she would
recover; but, at last, she died.
Qnthe day she died, Delafond's body
was found in the woods, . few miles
from the house. He had evidently been
dead some time. s4s s5,+ ~ s ii
They say, now,th the ghost of Maud
Tiernay haunts the long, green terraces,
and that Delafond is seen walking by
her side. 1t may be. If you are fa-
miliar with the old Tiernay mansion, you
know how likely it seems. asiigs
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1t is asserted that the bite Of the cobra
or any other poisonous snake or reptile5
can be cured by administering prepa-
ration Of the gall of the yenomous crea-
| ture
God be praisedl the nieanest of His ,creatures
Has two tides; one to face the world with,
One to show woman when he loves her.
Bropnin5.
Because lady looks waspish it does
not follow that she will sting.
A New York woman considerably
took laudanum. She said she wanted to
die SO as to make her husband happy.
1t can't be said there is lack of rellg-
lion among the Chinese, for they have
fully thirty thousand gods @
Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote to the
doctors of Berkshire, that, alf the PEN
|dulum of belief does not swing through
q wide arc, the hands of progress will
hardly be kept going.' l
Montesquieu wrote to his friend, the
Able &c Guasco: "For three months
have thought / should kill myself ID my
|endeavor to finish little piece to add
TO the work. 1t will occupy three hours
lin reading; but / assure you it has cost
50 much labor that my hair has turned
schite. : g sis1iff
Mr.. Punch, an English newspaper
man. making some pretentions to jocu-
larity, expresses the opinion that a silk
dress should never be satin. How is
that ~
REASON FOR GLooM.--A schoolgirl in
writing to her mother, says: 81 get along
nicely with all my teachers except Miss
-; ;lbut l don't blame her, because she
accidentally shot the Young man she was
engaged to, and it naturally makes her
feel kind Of cross, especially on cloudy
days. -
One of the largest verdicts ever recov-
cred against a railway company has Just
been obtained by Mrs. Morton, an En-.
Eglish vocalist. Thirty thousand dollars
is the sum she has recovered for damage
done to her voice by collision.
"A young man charged withbeing lazy,
was asked1f he tookit from his father
"Ithink not, y was the reply; father sgot
all the laziness hecver hadH d ! sd IA
Asregards expression, the three prom
inent men of Germany may be thus dis.
Ftinguished: King William says what he
thinks; Bismarcksays what titispolitic to
say; Moltke says nothing. ~ s;n,
De Tocqneville once said this clever
thing IF Iwere asked to What the sin
gular prosperity and growing strength of
The American peubig sought mainly To be
attributed, ! should reply to the superior
ity Of their women This was before
the woman's rights era However.
s ~ q
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Conundrums..

Why are people who stutter not to be
relied onY Because they are always
breaking their word.
i Why does walking on the cliffs make
you feel. sleepy? Because you see SO
many yawning chasms.
What plague of Egypt resembles a
hat? Darkness which might be felt. :.
Why are types like criminals ? Be
cause it isn't proper TO lock them up
without proof
The PowER OF FAITH-How can you
make G the second letter of the alpha
bet? By B leaving it.
How is it that the summer always goes
SO quickly ? Because there is SO often
an evening mist.
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3 8 sfane gtbsgapu psbotsa te 4aldfs, cfmeign anb
. . { TT . e Z.
"GoING ALosE.-


With curls in the sunny air tossing, 4ste,t
With light in the merry blue eyes,
With laughter so clearly outringing.
A laugh Of delight and surprise;
All friendly assistance disdaining,
And trusting no strength but its own,
The past fears and trials forgotten,
The baby is 'going alone"
What woful nishaps have preceded ~.
This day of rejoicing and pride!
How often the help that he ueeded
Has carelessly gone from his side!
He has fallen while reaching for sunbeams,
Which just as he grasped them had flown,
And the tears Of vexation have followed,
And now he is going aloner
And through all his life he will study
This lesson again and again;
He will carelessly lean upon shadows, s.
He will fall and weep over the pain;
The hand whose fond clasp was the surest
Will ooldly withdraw from his own,
The sunniest eyes win be clouded,
And he will be walking alone! ets
He viii learn what stern world we live in
And he may grow cold like the rest
But just keepa warm, sunny welcome "a
For those who seem truest and best;
Yet chastened and taught by past sorrow,
And stronger and manher grown, Sc
Not trusting his all in their keeping,
BE learns to'walk bravely alone.
And yetnot alone, for our Father,
The faltering footsteps will guide, saf
Through the dark mazes of earth-life,
And "over theriver's' deep tide.
OH here is a Helper unfailing, a
Astrength we can perfectly trust,
When ali human aid unavailing, .is
4The dust shall return unto DUST 'na
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You only see amTsty bridal veil. 1ol .sqiii
A whits-cladlsorm, pure brow and trustful
eyes,
And lips that lste have learned the old, old
And told its fond replies. -
You see the bridegroom. tall and prinoely
proud,
eLook Oh hsrwith his face afame;
You hear the gsatulations of the crowd rs
Repeat.ps her new name. m .,.% s,s
Tonight their heaven of heavens. bsndeth
Ard angels strike the hap iser them and
sing; i,
Only stricken breast finds room for fear
OF what the years may bring. 45
What if her heart has deeps he cannot
~ sdundi 8
What if his soul knows heights by her
untrod1 ~ Sc t,s -.
= i
And if she look not up. nor be look down. 4
Pity Thou them, O Cod! .sa Il
What if the little beck dear Jean has sung
Grows wide and wider till they walk apart,
The ready world will wag its gossip tongue,
Nor keep its wisdom dark! .se;.is
80
And if fine day of birth. or day Of death,
OF pretty children fail to bridge the
stream,
Tonight spanned by waff of prayerful
breath, ss... ,ss.,,.
Flowing along unseen;
II all the solemn sweets of welded life Z
Touch not the spring where. hidden FUN
tains lie,
II heavens record read husband, ,wifs--L
Grant Thou that one nids dc! s.
T.s.ra afasr - 81
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THE SLAIN SOLDIER

Never more those arms shall fold her.
Never more that heart shall beat,
Never more in sweet encounter
Shall their lips in kisses meet, s.,,,..
Never more in loving whisper
Shall that dear voice breathe her name,
Never more his ear be charmed ss
With her praises Of his fame.
Nevsr more her flowing tresses M
Veil her bushes from his gaze. :
Gone the glory Of . lifetime. io 81!
Gone the sun that lit her days. .1
Still he sleeps in Deaths long slumbsr,
Slain in the war for Fatherland;
In her heart doth freeze the warm blood,
As she clasps that lifeless hand.
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SO
THE w !


LONDON, .OctO ben sS.--'Ihe result OF
Plebiscitum in the Roman State q 9dn-
ciaI1y published as folfows For 1txlislf
Unity, 1886, against 1907 "a majority
of IL, $50. sssSs ifE tsas hlsa fsf
A dispatch from Epina!, dated Lass
evening, reports sharp fighting, yester.
day, between Raon lie Etpo and 8rllrr
ras, in the department of Vosges.s The.
Prassian force. consisted -of. about {, 600
men.er Tho French fsrced was not sso
large and had much less a1tilleF5k han
the Germans. The lighting olssted II
day and when nigtt put. an end to,<he
conflict, the event was undecided: The
French retained their position which tdo
Germans had attempted to cary q aj,us1
berof times. General Dupre, aie Fre41i
commander, was slightly wounded in the
engagement.
George Saunders writes from. Paris:
The city Isl good fora six months, siege.
The Pail Mall Gazette has coraes-
pondents there who writess ins q. a.rsipilsR
strain Another dispatch however sayS
Paris is now at tle mercy Of the Prus-
sian guns on the heights Of Vile sJuif
n,ant M a,ba t,ha - prnss;.as = o~s;n s, .srsst
On c;assnsa ,.rora t,se,. ,.s,.s ,...,.,ss.t
by the Nationals five days sgeasE Eh6
redoubt of Pierrepethe, near st Denis,
has been abandoned by the FrepcA, the
me,, who we,s ca,,aht cntt;ng tha tsIsl
ora,,n w;re swara ;1,,assl;staiy ss' I sh.t I &.
fI,e prnss;sns - Sss y
~ 4 g. 9, i, 81 otIsN astfX
a. aasAlllr, Z; oSsooel ~. .,'as9l
she ~ ens.;o W..;enai gal,,s9n rn,.a y ae ss: ss
,o w. .a."a, ,.., 1870 ,'s.,, a''e e, { svIse ~ -
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.Who Did ,EhassY

The Pittsburg Mail tells this butter
story; '.In this city there is private
boarding house which is a king OF rem
devious for young men. Some time.
ago the landladS made purchase of
some butter. Among the lot was lump
rather aged. 1t was put On the tables, but
no one there took butter. The next
day it was put on another table. So it
passed around mimolested, and at the
end OF the week the landlady was puz-
zled to know what to do with it,. 1t
cost too, much to be thrown, away, SO
she took it and padded it over into an
other shape. me king it more round, and
in no respect similar to its former ap-
.pearance 1t appeared in its bran new
dress at dinner that day, but met with
the same cold reception. Around it
went again day by. day, from one table.
to anotherss ...s.S.. assi gsaeas
fsOne day.. a. doa,t-csre, Jolly fsllow,)
always ready and eager, fbr some mis-I
Chief watched his opportunity, . aud,
when the liant lady happened to stepgouti
of the dining room for. q moment, he
took the big ball of butter, which was
then soft enpugh to hold itself together,
and threw it gagainst the ceiling. where
It stuck in q kind Of hemisphere. The
landladv entered just a moment later,
and her ATTENTION was Immediately gatsl
tracted to the unusual situation Of the
butter, by the giggling and stittering OF
the boalters. Who did tAatr she
screamed. in terrible. rage She re-
peated her wrathy question several times
without ar, answer, when the fellow who
had done tshe mischief looked siyly up
at the greasy substance,and said, Speak,
butter, you're old enough to talk. for
yourself."' ar
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How the Prussian COnimuuica. !.
tiOnS are Malnfalned.

The special correspondents of the LON
d on Times, at the Crown Princes head
q uarters, writes September 16
"a thing which ecanses astonishment
to me is the perfect impunity with which
the Prussian communications have been
preserved. Their military administfa-
ton is most vigorous, and its apparent
severity prevents bloodshed, and secures
their long lines against attack. 1t is
death 10 have arms concealed or retain
ell in any house. 1t is death to cut a
telegraph wire or to destroy any thing
used'for the serviceof the army. What
can q disarmed population however hos
tile and venturesome, attempt against
even small bodies. of armed men, who
always move with caution, and against
troops who do rot make night marches
unless in large bodies The Prussian
cavalry are everywhere There iss no
neglect, no iusoucia,ace; nothing is Ia
ken on trust Enter a small village in
the center of district which is full Of
troops on all sides, and yod see two sem
titles posted on the road, and two SEN
tries furtherlon at the exit; and on ev-
cry road or lane, out or. in, the same
precautions are observed. The people in
the towns and large villages are aghast
Everywhere Prussians.n
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rr.va,-Tha ~, Snap;a,dgL| q fAfbIs n ,,,5.,, n,


EyThe Spaniards in Chba are now
practicing that s.systen Of iattrition" So
successfully employed during the Amer-
ican civil warlby General Lhs. and ber
Ing able to, receive more, rcinforcements
from Spain than the insurgents can get
of recruits within the island ana else
where, the only salvation Of the ihsur-
gents against system Ii the weliFkndwni
far superior mortality among the Span,
ish sslIi troops from epidemic Diseases. q s.,
Further assassiuations Of foreigners
by the Chinese, are reported, Large
bodies of Chinese troops are being col
lectcd between Tien Tsin and Pekin,
for the projection Of fofeigui
ersI Int tits SUSPECTED THAT other and
more waElike motives animate the CHR
nese government. It is ,eyident that
ths srsst g RgTssrs S haze fp0thsF ehipess shb
etfplfo THIS ttqfhhiies only about s1olo6u,s
0o0sof tie S5Hooo,oOO of' newnatieiiafl
c,iirency1have gbccnl appliedlnfors linas
great part of this amount is, from s,ihe
South. The applications come in very
slowly, and the Indications are that, it
will be aflong time before the whole
taken up, by the sections. for
which it was intended
Tie largest 4 s ii Tie Known Know void lsIl a. Mas
- Gil Z =. IL q S,s tyyAl s ~ ~
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a Key to a Persons Nlanle. ]

BY the accompanying table of letters
the tame of a person or any word may
be found out in thci following manner !,
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Is TERMS or ADVERTISING:

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All legSl sdvertisemenss VIII be charged
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pdtlicAsien. =
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THIs House has been thoroughly renovated
J and repaired. Having superior facilities,ev-
esything win be done to make the guests
comfortable. 80
The table Is always supplied With the best
the market affords. Good rooms and clean
beds for travellers and regular guests.
Good stables are Attached to the House. Kv.
ery eA6rt willbs made for the comfort Of the
patrons. Boarders taken By the day, week,
month oy yess sep1y.
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! THE UNION HOUSE,
Lssasias, Rsnrss County, Ohio,

THIS Hotel has been rcftted recently. and
i Is now in first rate order. The table is
supplied with the best, and the traveller will
find his lodgings superior to most country
hotels. The stabling Is new. sj15Y.
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FoREssHxDowIsGs. ]
By NIR1AM EARLE.

You only see almfsty bridal reil. sOl .sliii4
A whits-clad'form, pure brow and trustfulI
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liberation of the Glands, Joints and

liberation of the Glands, Joints and
Bones, 60.
RHEUMATISM, White Swelling, Sore
Eyes, Stubborn Ulcers, Eruptions of the
Skin, Diseases of Women, Loss of Appe'
lite, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Costive-
ness, Liver Complaints. Pain in the
Back, Imprudence in Life, Gravel, and
all other Chronic diseases of the Blood
Lirer, Kidneys and Bladder.
1t only requires trial to convince
the most skeptical of its great merits a:
Ia great Block Purifier and Renovation
Certificates of its value pour in from
all parts of the country, and thousands
stand to-day the living witnesses of it'
great healing powers
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SnrruAE. EnTgER

Having concluded to dispose Of my
Retail Boot and Shoe Store at the earliest
possible moment, to engage in the Whole
sale Boot and Shoe Establishment Of r. Porter
& Co., shall from this date sell all my present
stock AT COST and for cash only. This is a RARE
opportunity for those wishing to purchase any
thing in my line. My stock is unsurpassed by
any other house in the city for quality and
quantity, and it is to the interest of the commu
nifty to take this opportunity to supply them
selves and families.
cannot but express my thanks for the liber
atty which has always been extended to this
house for the past ter years.
+. NJ. PORTER,
iauf2wd I35 Main street.
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The COMPLEXION.

Nothing is more essential to beauty than
clear and beautiful complexion. Any disease
Of the skin in the way of pimples, blOtches, &C..
defaces the most regular features and detracti
from the otherwise most captivating form
These skin diseases all result from some inpu
rity in the blood and this impurity must be re
moved before nature will properly do its work
''IRISIN," the great blood purifier, acts directly
on the blood and is the best remedy and anti
dote for pOisons in the vital current ever dis
covered. For diseases peculiar to women it has
no equal. Try it. declS.lmdsw
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Street
Commissioner.
For Rent.
Stockholders Meeting.
For Cincinnati-Msjor Anderson.
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines
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MEETINGS.
Stockholders Notice.

VrHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE AMERI.
L CAN Building Association are hereby mott.
fed to attend the yearly meeting to be held in
the basement of the Court House on Monday
evening, January 10th, lS70, at I o'clock p. NJ ,
for tho purpose of elccting a President Vice
President, Secretary, Treasurer and Seven hi.
rectOrs TO serve for the ensuing year. The at.
tcntion of members is directed to Article 30 Of
the Constitution, on Fines.
EDWARD REID, President.
CHAS. W. CONNER, Secretary. jaE3
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NOTICE.

THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT HAVE
i received from the Jefferson Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company OF Steubenville, Ohio,
per hands Of J. Creasey. Esq., General Agent,
four hundred dollars, being amount in full Of
my loss by ere on Saturday, December 18th,
ls69. i take great pleasure in recommending
the Jefferson as prompt, reliable and liberal
Insurance Company, having settled my loss in
ton. HESRT MILLER.
Bridgeport, O., January !, Is7O.
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DIED.:

On the 5th inst, BESSIE McELDoWNEY
daughter of John and Eliza Hughes. aged foul
years and six months.
The funeral will take place from the residence
OF her parents, Main street, between Washing
ton and Adams, this Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
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For Sup't water works.

MEssRs. EDITORS please announce the
name Of WILLIAM III. COLTS as the Peoples
Candidate for Superintendent Of Water Works
at the next Municipal Election, and oblige
jan3.te MANY VOTERS.
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UYLIE p. OLDHAM, OF MARIETTA
w Ohio, and WIN. v. H0GE, Of Wheeling
practice Of Law in the counties of Ohio and.
Marshall, Wet Virginia, under firm Of Oldham
& Hoge. Once 1904 Fourth street, Wheeling
WA. 49,
VIM. v. HOse has for sale variety Of farms
md unimpr0Ted Lands In West VirgfaIa.
poY$ly
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I'm the Matter of the Probate
OF the Last Will Of John
MendeI, deceased.

rI,HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
To the Sheriff If Ohio County.
You are hereby commanded to summon Anna
Mendel (widew), James Campbell and Elizabeth
Campbell his wife, Elijah Challoner and Clara
L. ChallOner his wife, Eugene Durrett and
Henry Durrett IT, infant children of Sarah III.
Durrett, deceased, Mary L. Mendel George G.
Mendcl, John and Curran Mendel, and all other
persons interested, II appear before me at nay
Office in the city Of Wheeling, in the County and
State aforesaid on Thursday the Sd day Of
February, A. d. 1870, to show cause why Paper
Writing, bearing date the 2jth day of December,
ls6I, purporting TO be the Will of John Mondel,
deceased, offered for probate by Ann Mendei
and Curran Mendel, executors, should not be
admitted te record. And have then there this
writ, with your return thereon, stating the
time and manner Of executing the same.
Witness, Robert b Woods, Recorder of Ohio
county aforesaid this Sd day of January, A. ID.
1870. ROBERT y. WOODS,
Recorder &C.
1t appearing from tho return OF the Sheriff OF
Ohio county and from an affidavit filed with me
in my office that George c. Mendel, Elijah Chal.
Toner and Clara L. his wife, and Henry Durrett,
ir, and Eugene Durrett infant children of
Sarah III. Durrett, deceased, are not inhabitants
of this State nor found therein, 1t is ordered
that they do appear at my Office according to
purpose therein mentioned, and do what shall
be necessary to protect their interests in the
the said matter. T. b. WOODS,
Recorder o. c..
N. RICHARDSON, Atty. jan4oaw4t