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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-03-23
ST. LOUIS & CALIFORNIA
FA
NORTH MLSSO URI RALLRO4D.
TIE GREAT
Through Route 60 Kansas
AND THE WEST.

Parties novInr 20 KanGas are reminded that this
route la fr0m If % miles shorter than any other
routs betWeen Ciucnnati, LouiGville, Indianapolis,
and Kansas City. .#
Close aud immediats connections are Uasde at Kan
sas CITY for Paoia Fort Scott, Ottawa, Burlngamr,
Enroris, guDetioa City, 6itsriaaH, Denver, Pueblo
and New EeXieo.
The only direct all rail- route from St. Louis 70
0maha sud California
9 ks II prsus trains sGVe Sc. Loua daily o8 arrival
Of al trains from the EHst, making close and imme-
Siats connection at Kansas City for LeaveuWo-th,
Atehisoh St. Joseph, and Omaha. Gnd With the Great
pseife Railways for San FT1nosoO and all Points 10
tie Tarrit-rlsa, landing passengers west of Omaha
from iR 70 4 hours iu adVaaos Of al: other lines.
The Nertbern Extension 0f the North Missouri
Railroad is nov fuishsd 70 Bloomfield, E0Wa, making
the most direct and oRly line from St. Louis 20 South
eastern IoEa, west Of the Mississippi River 49,
Passengers desiring eess Gnd comtOrt 1houid aIatl
themselves Of this populhr route, as the oaly Iine
West out OF St Louis, rauRiRg PULLMAA'S CELE-
BRATED PALACE SLEEPING CAe5 Oh AL ntght
trains.
Tickets over this favorits and descrusdIy popular
Zine saa Be obtansd at al toe principal Tsks 0aee'
ehroughout the country.
FARES ALWAYS AS Low AS By ANY OTHER
ROUTE.
JAhEs CHARLTON,
General Ticket Agent, 81. Louis, No.
80 p H. DAVIES,
GsaeFal Passengsr Agent s. LoUis, No.
taa y ID. K. BEUCE,
y9tt PasseaEsr Agent, CineiBRati, Ohio.
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Enigma.

an composed Of "a letters.
gy76l2 10 Il Is a name o. a person.
Biy $40 S Is part Jf a person.
Ny 8 Us o part Of persoR.
by 9 Is II iB part II q person.
NJ - l4 3 Is a useful article.
Ny whole iq tue name Of man, who was formerly n
Captain in the Eleventh Ohio Volunteer Crvairy
Mount Hope, o., March, 1871. MOTHERS PET.
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SCoLDING.-A little girl not six
years Of age, screamed out at her lit
tie brother who was playing in the
mud:
"Bob, you good-tOr-nOthing rascal,
come right into the house this mo-
ment; or I'll beat you till the skin
comes off,"
"Wby, Angeline, Angeline, what
do you mean? Where did you learn
such talk ?" exclaimed the mortified
mother, who was talking to a friend.
Angeline's reply was a good commen-
tary upon this manner of speaking to
children:
"Why, you see, mother, we are
playing, and l am scolding him just
as you did me this morning, that's
all"
An American gentleman, travelling
in Germany, bought a pair of garters
at a fair, with a wreath of flowers
painted on them. Inside, the delicate
fabric was consecrated with some
verses, which a poet thus translates:
"wheu night With morning fingers,
Awake and stirring be,
And with your pretty brgrrs
Clasp this about your knee.
"When day with eve reposes,
And stars begin to soc,
Uuclasp this baud Of roses,
And dearest, think Of me- ?"
----s Op--------
The young man who will distance
his competitors is be who masters his
business, who preserves his integrity,
who lives clearly and purely, who
devotes his leisure hours to knowI-
edge, who never gets in debt, who
gains friends by deserving them and
who saves his spare money.
A fellow being asked to write tes-
timouial for patent clothes wringer,
produced the following 81 am i'm
mensely pleased with it. I bought
jag Of wood which proved to be green
and unfit to burn. I run the whole
load through your clothes wringor,
and have used the wood for kind
linz ever since"
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Josh Billings gives some advice to
a young lady as to how she shall re-
ceive a proposal :-''You ought to
take it kinder looking down hill, with
an expreshuu about half-tickled and
half-scart. After the pop IL over, if
yure lover wants to kiss you, l don't
think I would say yes or no, but let
the thing kind o'take its own course"
"WOmsn Is q delusion, madam =
exclaimed a crusty old bachelor to
witty young lady. "And man is al
ways hugging somo delusiOn or 9th
er," was the quick reply.
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RARTTTInN NOTICE.

fesAMvEL B. GLAZE. Of Harrison county, State Of
~ Missouri, John 7. Hissr Of Fayrtte eo1qty, ohio
heBs Giass Of Highand county, O., sarah Ellen Gluze
and agaliBrn Zane Glaze, miuora. and Mary GiaBe
tusrsian o. said sarah Elsn and Melissa Jane Of Jay
surgV STATE of Indiana viii take Botios that psti
oiou ives lsd against su the ath DAY 81 February
fgJ I'd the Court Of Comon PeaG, within ans for the
county OF High land, State Of Ohto By John GiaSs'
suS is Bow pending wherein the said John n. Glase
esnIs pdrtItion the following Real Estate, tovit
situate IN Brushorosk township, Highland county
ohio bodnded and described as follows:
neginHinF a. uhitsoak aud doEwOodr Goth gone, D
southwest Joseph West thence east With hid
me 100 poles 60 hickory and whiteoak IN SAID the
thence north I62 poles TO two Whiteoas, (gonel and
et0ue, northwest corner 20 Jacob Z. Hmers land
thence n sgo 81 " lOI poles Vhitsoaks aud an
" thence south l63 poles 70 the beginning contain
fn~ one hundred and one acres, less, being
1.rt al John Graham's survey No 2sf2 on tbs waters
~ TrrsFcreeh; aud that At the next term Of said
eourt (to-Eit the April Term, A. D ls7ll the ssid
TdEbN CiaseWf apply for order that partition
~ BE- ilad5o Of said premises.
Datsd thil lst day Of March, A; .. lsll- ..
qEo. B. GAEDxEu, Atty. nar2wspr'sferSiO 50
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The man who can sit down in a
leaky boat and fold his arms, thinking
that if 1t is the Lords great will that
he should be saved, he will be saved,
will find that Gods great will will be
done, and that it is his great will that
he should go to the bottom, because
God has no better use for such a man.
And the churches which undertake to
let the Lork do all their work are the
churches whose work will never-no,
never be done.
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OFFIcE-oornsr Of Main aud short Streets, opposite
New Town Hall.
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Secretary Boutwell, has appointed
August Belmont, Chairman of the Ma
tiOnaI Democratic Committee, as agent
for the Government, to negotiate the
sale Of the new bonds in Europe.
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Answer to Enigma in last weeks News Jossph
snllH aud May BauAs.
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Vol, S41No. 4s,1

A GENTs WANTED-(s946 A Monthly che
A ANERtoAA Knitting MACHINE 60. BOs-
TIM No Tonfn No
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NAIL SUB CRI B E R s.
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THRHIGHLkNl EEEELTNEV2.
oLpEsTPAPRRTN FHE ooUNTY

}. L. BOARDNAN, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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CARBOLIC TABLETS,
Prpnared hH WELLS.
Special Notice.

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Free tOB hook AGENTS,

We will send a handsome Prospectus Of our New H.
Illustrated Family Bible containing 200 hne Scrip
turs illustrations to any Book Agent free Of charge
Address National Publishing Ce., Chicago Ill., Gin
einnaii, Ohio, or s., Louis, No.
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Thomas A. Mullenix. Administrator I
with the will annexed Of Charles
Higgins, deceased, late Of said cOun-
tv petftfonar
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Petition for Sale
Of BsGl Estate.
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Something urgently needed BY rybOdy Call and
u samples lpostage psidl for so that retail
easily for $40. R. I. WoLCoTT, lsl ChAthsm So n y.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-08-31

AN AsToNIsHED CONDUCTOR" Git
aboard, old limper," said a pert rail-
road conductor to an aged, plainly
dressed lame man, standing on the
platform, waiting for the signal to de-
part; "get aboard, old limpy, or you'll
get left" At the signal, the old gem
tleman quietly stepped aboard and
took seat by himself. When the
came to HIM and demanded his fare,
he replied, I" do not pay fare on this
road" "Then | will put you off at
the next station"
The conductor passed on, and a
passenger, who had see the transaction,
said to him, etsDdd You know that old
gentleman 2" &c No, did not AstWelI,
it is Mr., the President of this
road" The conductor changed color
and bit his lips, but went on and fin
ished taking up the tickets. AS soon
as he was done he returned to cold
limpy," and said, "Sir, L resign my
situation as conductor" " Sit down
here, young man, don't wish to harm
you: but we run this road for profit
and to accommodate the public, and
we make it on invariable rule to treat
every persdn with perfect civility,
whatever garb he wears, or whatever
infirmity he suffers. This rule is i'm
pefiotis upon every one of our en-
ployees. 1 shall not remove you for
be repeated" III
That conductor afterwards never
Iimpey.N a - yiil
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-08-31

HASTE AND HEALTH.-It is not at all
wholesome to be in hurry. Multi
tudes in their haste to get rich are
ruined every year. The men who do
things maturely, slowly, deliberately,
are the men who oftenest succeed in
life. People who are habitually in a
hurry generally have to do things
twice over. The tortoise beat the
hare at last. Slow men seldom knock
their brains out against post Foot
races are injurious to health, as are all
forms of competitive exercise: steady
labor in the field is the best gymnasium
in the world. Either labor or exer-
else carried to exhaustion or prostra-
ton or even to great tiredness, ex-
pressed by tagged ont" always does
more harm than the previous exercise
has done good. Running up stairs,
running to catch up with a vehicle or
cars, are extremely injurious to every
age, and sex, and condition of life. 1t
ought to be the most pressing necessi-
ty which should induce person over
fifty to run twenty yards. Those live
longest who are deliberate, whose ac-
tions are measured, who never embark
in any, enterprise without sleeping
over it." and who perform all the
everyday acts of life with calmness.
Quakers are proverbially calm, quiet
people, and Quakers are thrifty folk
the world over.-Dr. Hail.
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a MArRrMoNIAL- SCI SELL.

"A few days ago, ,sssysi the New Y ork
Standard, the following advertise
ment appeared in The Herald:
4 .ssslA young sladyiof good family de-
ASS siresithe acquaintance of a young gem
tleman, of good standing and some
personal attractions, with view to
~-.q0ltimate marriage: She has d good
marriage portion III her own right
The jealousys1hof IAN ever waIchful
rsq guardian is the cause of this STEP
Address M. f., box, postofiiee.v
One h4ndred and Aseventy-five gay
:. ;; and festive gentlemen answered the
:. .,ad Yertiseme and letters were writ
ten to forty of them tegmeet fs NJ T. !"
in the City Hall Park in front of the
Registers Office, at 2 p. M, each gem
tlenan to present himself with a
flower in the button hole of his coat.
At.fhe' time appointed there was a
gatheringsof thelv Victims, each attired
in his best and W earring the flower
Tbs perpetrator of the joke watched
the expectant. crowd for some minutes
from the neighboring window, and
- finally sent small boy ont bearing a
placard announcing that ".M. f."
could not come that day. The crowd
@vanished like the baseless fabric of a
vision and left not q wreck behind"
ia The personal advertisements. OF the
.sssHerut3 are not studied with as much
interest as they formerly were.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-08-31

LARRY is good-natured, civil fell
low, but has one failing, in this-that
when he goes to his home at night he
is usually more or less under the in
f1uence of contraband fluids. One
night he started for home with a nice
turkey safely done up in strong wrap
ping paper, under his arm. Larry
found the road to his house uncom-
monty rough that night. He several
times stumbled and fell over all sorts
of obstrpctions in his path. Each
time he fell, he dropped his turkey,
but contrived to pick it up again. On
entering, his house, he .steadied, him
self as well as he was able, and said
to his wife:
.os Here,oWife, I've got eleven tur-
keys for you." ~
"Eleyen turkeys, LarryI What do
you mean? There's only one."
There must be Ievep turkeys,
wifey, for / fell down 1even times,
and eveay time found turkey. There
must be 'leven turkeys" =
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now s.osou1ToEs BITE.

The mosquito has probosis like an
elephant, only not so large. He can
not do as many things with it as the
elephant can with his. But he can
cause great deal of annoyance in q
small way with it.
It is hardly the thing to say that the
mosquito bites us, for he has no teeth.
He carries PAIR of scissors inside OF
his probosis; the neatest and sharpest
little cutting tools you ever saw He
gets his living with these.
They are two delicate little blades,
and are placed alongside each other
When he is ready to make a meal OF
us, he first buzzes around with those
beautiful wings, and sings pleasant
song. If we let him quietly settle
down, he picks out a place on our
skin which is just to his liking. He
is very delicate about it. When he
gets ready he puts his probosis down,
and pushes the little scissors out, and
makes neat cut, SO that he can suck
the blood out. Then he drinks as
much as he wants and is done his din
ner.
But he does not leave yet. He is
going to pay hissbiIl. He has taken
our blood and be is going to leave us
something in exchange for it. With
all his faults he is an honest little fell
low, after his fashion. He has the
pay in his pocket ready to squeeze out
before he goes. 1t is poison, but that
makes no difference to him. 1t is the
best he has to give us.
His poison pocket is at the head of
his proboscis, and at the lower end of
his proboscis he has another little
pocket into which he puts poison
enough for one dose. The poison is
very powerful. A very little of it
makes. the place where the mosquito
puts livery sore. "a "a
After he has sucked our blood, he
puts the drop of poison into the place
he took the blood from. It is not the
bite" or the cut that the mosquito
makes that hurts us, but the dropping
of this powerful poison into our flesh.
If this mosquito were large enough
to give US powerful dose of this
poison, it would be bad for us. If he
were as big as kitten, and his poison
as strong in proportion, a &c bite" from
him would kill us.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-08-31

USE FOR BALLooNs.-Mr. Ferguson,
of Front Street, goes home drunk for
the fortieth time, and his wife holds
up her hands with vexation and in
-dienation.sG s9islc Ds5fnJ ia2frt -
"Don't SAFER word, Liza (hic)-
don't SAFER wordl Pm goin' to buy a
balloon (hic), bToon." iii
What on earth are you going to
buy balloon for Mr. Ferguson ?"
0"I'll tell you (hic) Liza. Y'see
they've gossomany (hic), got s'many
rum shops long Chestnut Street, a
feller can't get home without gettin'
drunk. can get way with balloon
(hic) you know. You can come to
the store an blow it up, an (hic)-an'
then you won't have to blow me up"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-08-31

st yEEE FpoLIsH.-J osh Billings says
foolish to see boy drag heavy sled
up hill. for the fleetin, pleasure of rid
that the boy is sage by the side of a
young mali who works hard all tho
week and drinks up his wages on Sat-
urday night 0sexy IFYATg sls
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bad BuLEFRoG OR AN ANGEL The 9TH
err day, at the North Street Mission
ssz School in Boston, sharp looking lit
= .tle Fellow said to his teacher, very abb
81 l'1. ot, coming to school any any more 1p Pe
% axe Why, what's the matter 81 don't
you like your teacher 2"
%, jininfT don't II, You bet
sss8But Pm agoing back to the theatre l''
xii417e Back to the theatre ?'' - ~
-fsste Why, yes act, I does."i zaH il
You acti Where 2"
,.rsss II Yes, I've been ON the stage9lots.-
I'm an old hand, at it. / was an angel
! up to the & Black Crook and bull
frog at the White Fawn,' and 1 tell
Sight rather be q baMfrog than an an.
geLany, day. ssslfbA
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The Atlanta (Ga.) True Georgian
has the following statistics: "Of the
SO young ladies who have tainted
away in Atlanta, during the summer,
81 fell into the arms of gentlemen, J.
fell on the floor, and into a water.
bucket, nothing serious in any of the.
cases. y,
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SAYS Mrs. Stowe: "a woman
armed with sick headache, debility
nervousness, presentiments, and all
sorts of imaginary and real ailments,
is a walking armory of weapons of
subjugation."
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BUSINESS rs 1s.BusrsEss.I
II is long time since anything bet

-
II is long time since anything bet
ter than this has appeared:
Tho editor of, the Colorado Herald
had occasion to leave town for two or
three days, and he committed his pa
per, during his absence, to the charge
Ef4 of a young man, novice IN journal
ism, whom he had just engaged as
his assistant. Before leaving, he in
2 4 structed the ambitions; young editor
not to permit any chance to go unim-
proved to force the paper and the
very small size of the subscription
price upon the attention of the pub
lie. Always keep before your mind
.eathefact that the object of this paper
is to extend its circulation he said /;
insert apuf of. the, Herald in any no.
iee you make, pile it on as thick as
you can. Keep the people stirred up
EaH the timet you understand, SO that
they viii believe the Herald is the
greatest sheet in the United States"
The parting tear was shed, and the
editor left. The following night,
while he was far away from home, his
A'aeYife died very suddenly. Upon the
assistant devolved the duty of an
nouncing the sad intelligence to the
public. He did it as follows; 4
< i,''t''' GONE, BUT NOT FoRGoTTEN.D
We are compelled, this morning, to
perform a duty which is peculiarly
Apainfdl to the able assistant editor
who has been engaged upon this pa
per at an enormous expense, In ac-
sssssys ss.ss y tordance with our determination to
J s-smakes the Herald a first-class journal.
Last night death suddenly and unex-
pectedly snatched away from our do
.B5yi mesti6 hearth (the best are advertised
under the head of stoves and furnaces
.sg sppon oar first page) Mrs. Agatha P;
Burns, wife of Rufus p. Burns, the
geptlemaRlys editor of the HeraLd.-
sCTerms three dollars year, invaria-
..4~ofbly y in ,advance.)A "A kind mother and
an exemplary wife. (Office over Cole
mans grocery, up two flights of stairs.
Knock hardy We shall miss thee,-
mother, we. shall miss thee dob
the street from the Herald Office
Gone to be an angel now. Advertise
ments inserted for ten cents a
: 2S4 4EeSl fhs editor arrived that day at
noon. Slowly and sadly he was OBJ
served to arm himself with double
vfSabarreled fowling piece, into which he
inserted about two pounds and a half
of bullets. He marched over to the
xafQfices followeG by am immense crowd.
The assistant editor was busy in
painting big placard to be tackled on
mi the hearse.. 1t bore the legend, e Buy
o aeyOur coffins of Simms, over the Her
aid Office" The assistant editor cast
his eye around and perceived his
.schief nsCafe' sat upon that wan cheek,
and thunder clothed his brow. He
leveled his gun. The assistant did
not wait. With one wild and awful
donsyellfhe jumped from the second story
window, andlstruek out for the gol-
den shores of the Pacific. 1t is be-
lieved he eventually SWAN over to
China. ~ 8. ..zf.s..4
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eisg AccARD TO the LADIES. 4
,,Hs4. sp,d bsas.,a .l-r-7z.-,I,.. s.9iasi,ia b.
ss. ea1ie, Dhi III - gf4soa -
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
81 s.s,--.,5. FOR FEMALES. sq.s,.r,.s u,

lfGlzi5le tn C0rrsctin0 Irregularities, Ren,0oSn9
3fl lO6st1'uotiozs of the Monthly Periods. from
.f,,l RAGteper Cause, and Arrays Successful -
as q PrecezttiCe.
They never fail, and may be depended upon in
every case where the monthly low has been OBJ
'strueted through cold or disease DUPoNco's
GOLDEN P1bLs always give immediate relief,
being especially prepared for married ladies. -
A lady writes: Dupohco's Golden Pills reIiev-
ed me in enc day, without Inconvenience, like
magic The GENUINE are now put up;iu LARGE
LwIITR BOXES contaiping double the quantity
q piis, sna upon sacn 5Sx you vii f9d Gths
iRtffIqpioAL 9 PILLS, in White Letters, without
; TREMEMBfR the = Geautesn is in w14ss boxes.
Fun and explicit directions accompany each
box. I. Price 81 per box, six boxes $5 Sold by
one druggist In every town, VILLAGE, city and
hamlet throughout the world. Sold by A, d.
Ohio. IlpIEs sBy ssndfng 1frs 81, You -i, can
have the Pills sent. hhdentialIy) 6y ssd3I 10
any part OF -tIe country. free OF postiEs." None
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81 "a u AoFoND father residing temporari-
sol in Washing ton, q lately drought
VI; homo his two daughters, after q trip
-de 10 New Y ork, seventeen silk dresses
e. and four blondea.wigs of various
sh4dsa.a lgssrs53sA gasaa .ralat
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-08-31

* aia A. AsoifARooAIt man and his wife, who
belonged TO the Commune, escaped
the vigilance of the pohceby the hap
by device Of a, thorough washing
The disguise was too perfect unlucki-
..,ly, for they have been looking for
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-08-31

STAINS from acids can be removed
by spirits of hartshorn diluted. Re-
peat if necessary. Rinse off with was
ter. -.
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-fs q ~ 7a .i7JgftP
lWRINGERS.

II. you want the best, simplest, most dnrable
and cheapest Wringer in the world, call and see
those % Eurekas' % that am selling so rapidly.
They are just what you want, and you win say
SO when, you see it.. f.,l.s, ,-.-,,..s5 .s,,-F