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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-09-12
The DOoryard.

Let the trees or shrubs you plant in
your door-yard be In proportion to its
size never put large or tall-growing
trees in small yard it is not in good
taste in the first instance, and then in a
very few years it will be found to be SO
near nuisance That you will be tempt
ed to cut 1t down; but as this would
bring you back to q treeless yard, you
allow it to remain till it completely
overshadows everything else, prevent
ing even your favorite flowers from half
perfecting their bloom or the green grass
from growing, when htlast you are COM
PEELED to remove it and begin anew.
Determine, when you begin, whether
you viii have the green and ever beau
tiful grass plst, with few choice plants
here and there, or whether you will de-
vote it to the more elaborate and artis-
tic flower parterre, requiring much more
time to dress and keep 1t, but daily CIV
ing out its profusion of delights, greatly
in excess of what the simple grass plat
e- the summer evergreens can. do. You
cannot well have them both in a small
dooryard, or, if having them, you cannot
have them both In perfection. In all
cases let the extent of your grounds de-
termine the varieties and qualities Of
the trees and plants that are to occupy
them, and then have a care that you do
not crowd in too many large trees.
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New Preserving Process.

Anew process of preserving
meat and vegetables has re-
Gently been communicated to
the French Academy of Scien.
-ees. The substances to be
subjected to the operation are
placed in layers in a cask, and
acetate Of soda is sprinkled
over each in the portion OF
one-feurth of the weight of
the meat. At the end of
twenty-four hours the pieces
are inverted, the upper ones
being put below. In twenty
four hours more the action is
complete, and the meat is
packed In barrels, together
with the liquid. Before u.s.
ing this preserved meat it
must be soaked in water for
a time not less than twelve,
and not exceeding twenty-four
hours. Hall an ounce of sal
sammoniac should be added to
the water in order to decom-
pose the acetate, whereby
common kitchen salt is pro-
duced, which restores its
freshness and flavor to the
meat.
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New Mode ofMashing.

The i'll effects of soda on
linen have given rise to a
new method of washing,
which has been extensively
adopted in Germany, and in
troduced into Belgium. The
operation consists in dissoly-
ing two pounds of soap in
three gallons of water as hot
as the hand can bear, and
adding to this one tablespoon
full of turpentine and three of
liquid ammonia; the mixture
must. then be well stirred,
and the linen stepped in it for
two or three hours, taking
care TO cover up the vessel as
nearly hermetically as possi-
bic. The clothes are after
ward washed out and rinsed
IN the usual way. The soap
and water may be reheated,
and used a second time, but
in that case half a tablespoon
full of turpentine and a table.
spoonful of ammonia must be
added. The process is said
to cause q great economy of
time, labor and fuel The
linen scarcely suffers at all,
as there is little necessity for
rubbing, and its cleanliness
and color are perfect. The
ammonia and turpentine, al
though their detersire action
is great, have no injurious
effect upon the linen; and
the former evaporates
Immediately, the smell of the
latter is said to disappear en-
tirely during the drying of
the clothes.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-09-12

PoTATo SoUP.-A good po.
tato soup is easily made.
Peel and boil one quart of DO.
tatoes very soft, press them
through a sieve; take a pint
of boiling water, stir into it a
teaspoonful of butter rolled in
two tablespoonful of flour,
tzke itsof and mix it slowly
uinto 4he saucepan with thepo-
tatoes, add to this another
pint of boiling water, stirring
it all the time. When this
is properly smooth, add a
quart of boiling milk, (water
will answer if milk cannot be
had) and gradually boil the
whole one hour, being careful
not to let it burn.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-09-12

To Cook CoD FIsH-To
cook cod fish never freshen it,
@bqt pick it up fine; put it in a
trying pan with large piece
of butter and one quart of
milk. Let it come to a boil,
then pour in a teacup of cold
milk with a tablespoon zof
-four stirred in it.-Season
emith pepper to taste. The
fish will salt it sufficiently;
those who try this manner of
cooking fish like it.
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CINNAMON RoLLs.-Take
some of the dough you make
bread of Work in shorten
ing and sugar. Then make a
paste of butter, sugar, CHINA
mon. Roll your dough out
thin, spread in this paste and
roll up, putting it in your
pans. Let them stand until
they become light, and bake.
After they are done, eat them
with your coffee or tea, just
as you like.
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Farm and Household.

4, TFarmers and all others interested
In agricultural matters are cordially in
,svited TO contribute to this department
of the News Any information as to
The better way to do anything connected
with the Farm Garden, Orchard, or
eDairy, taught oy actual experience, If
sent to us viii be thankfully received,
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q VIEEaAR:- Sometimes ci-
der is too strong to make vim
,egar, and will remain in q
state too sour to drink and
not sour enough for vinegar.
In such a case, add about
one-third warm water, in
which stir in two quarts of
1noiasses<to a barrel, and in
two or three, months you. will
have sharp vinegar-as sharp
as YOU want I cannot say
s'this is the quickest way, but
/ know it makes good vine
r.-[Rural New Yorker.
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The attendance the last year was larger than ever
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property and machinery go
to waste with many farmers
every year to pay all the tax
ses son the farm.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-09-12
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LITERARY DEPARTMENT..

Where so much attention 10 paid to illustration
and get up of the work, too much dependence on
dpPearGnee may very naturally be feared. To antic
ipate such msgVings it Is only necessary to state
that the editorial shagement Of TIE ALDIEEhss
been intrustest to Mr. RICHARD HENRY STOD-
DARD, who has received assurances Of assistance
from host Of the most popular writer's and poets
of the country.
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THE GENEVA ADMIRATION.
Verdict against England.
THE STORY ABOUT AN AWARD OF 5000

TIE STORY ABOUT AN AWARD oF 1900. % Id
INCORRECT.
NEW YORK, Sept lN.-The HsrdfTs Geneva
special says the statement that only three mil
hon pounds were awarded the United States b.
been officially declared 10 be incorrect. TIE
areitrators met yesterday 20 consider the final
form OF the verdict. Both English and Ameri-
can agents were excluded from the meeting.
The verdict is definitely against England for
want OF due diligence and good faith. but this
viii he expressed In mild terms. The arbitra-
tors are not all OF the same opinion IN several
particulars, and will deliver papers expressive
OF their individual views. Some of these papers
are yoluminous. The fun details OF the pro-
ceedings Of the court will not be made public
for some days Yet, in Difference 20 the wishes Of
the British government.
THE AWARD NOW AT 1920 O01.
GENEVA, Sept. la.-The arlitratlr- hold
their next meeting Friday. The board Is uuani-
nous upon some points o. it, position. but upOn
others difference OF opinion exists. Theaward
OF damages 20 America Is now stated At
q, 80 900.
THE LONDON ADVERTISER DON'T LIKE IT.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-The Adrerfiser this MORN
ing expresses IN strong terms its DISSATISFACTION
with the results OF the labors of the Geneva
arbitrators. IL says: "The plain English OF II
II thst the British government has allowed the
Americans 10 bully ne out OF three or million
pounds 20 curry favor with them, and then
modestly congratulstes US upon the amount in
the settlement OF claims for which a few weeks
ago IL was affirmed that England was neither
legally nor morally liable"
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@The Japanese Embassy are being lionizs

~The Japanese Embassy are being lionized
in London.
arkansas has had its first snow-storm for
this year.
1An American contractor is making a gooa
tninR by boring artesian wells in Spain.
0The Liberal party in Utah demand a can
vass OF the vote at the late election.
The court in California was engaged nj
Gay yesterday In trying to empanel O Jury In the
case OF Mrs.. Fair. No jury was obtained.
ga man named Sohan was struck on the
head and fatally injured BY q circus man Al
Columbia, Pa, yesterday.
LINT. and Mrs Dion Boucicault were pas
sengers on the steamship Sciota. which sailed
from London for New York on Saturday.
~The three drunkards Who fell from an up
are all dead.
~The Board of Supervisors yesterday fixed
the amount to be raised by taxes In New York
CT cry t1 % The year .s Sa or at the rates
~The grand jury OF Brooklyn yesterday
protested against the room furnished them ss
being . nuisance, filed with sewer gases ana
not ht for occupancy BY human beings.
ga special from Constantinople stakse thar
Mahmoud Pasha has been Condemned nv ths
Sultan to banishment and had his eetafas ccr<
dscatsd for appropriating public money to bis
~James Burns, the murder ar .rohr Hail..
an, IN New York Was acquitted on the ground
OF insanity, sent to the lunatic asvIun snd
neoees corpueed from that institution bv his
counsel IN an enort to have him set ct liberty,
iost senses, was yesterday remanded TO the
correspondent ofthe Philadelphia Press
sseIs mat the lives OF many valuable horses
nave oeen sacrificed during the past summer by
aIlhking from public fountains. He says:
Livery old diseased horse drinks out of them.
nave seen half q pint OF corruption left in
me basin after such horse has taken a drink
and Immediately after have seen q fne horse
drink from the same basin-drink what was lit
tie better than poison"
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The Gotten Crop I'm North Carolina a
Failure.

GoLDsBoRo, y. G, Sept. l0.-The Carolina
Nessenger OF to morrow has the following -
Prom the reports we have received from
planters Tor several dsys past, and from personal
observation, we are forced TO the conclusion
that the cotton crop In this section has sustained
serious injury. In the counties OF Wayne, Dp-
pin, Johnston, Edgecomb, LenOir. Wilson
Greene, Pitt and Sampson the Drought and rust
have damaged the prospects very much, aud the
rayages OF the worms in many parts viii stiIl
further reduce the crop. We have before Us re-
liable estimates Of damages in various portions
Oh the cott0n-grOwing counties, and as far As
we are capable of judging consider the prospects
At least twenty-five per cent worse than was
anticipated q month or two ago.
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LETTER fHeH PRESIDENT GRANT
Why He Cannot Ioin his cad Com
pautons fu a rims &c the Fats
burg Convention.


NKw YORK, sept. la.-The following letter
in relation 90 TIE approaching sold err an
sailors convention AZ fittsburc. wa receive.
by the secretary OF the veteran national con
mittee
"LoNG BRANCH. y. j, Sept. a.. /. col. q
q. Daddy, Sec l'rTU 'str~Tu' e NGftoNF. EI-T
Tee. Dear Sir. ata In receipt u yOsI letter
the tth instant extending e. me bv vOur CO..
mittee pressing iuvitation q attend the gras.
mass convention Of veteran soldiers. 10 b. b.
~ TIE cityoi Plttsburs on the I-tn instant. A.
desire to attend and meet again - many
companions in arms j. very great. but
Judgement tcls me 10 leave the celebration o.
tlfelN 10 those whose motives cannot be M
construed. know OF NO class o. citizens bet b
entfled 10 meet IN convention aud TO hsrr
weight accorded their views than the vetern.
sOldiers who rtsked their lives tor the honor a.
perpetuity OF their country. 1 am SIRE YOU
councils will he marked by wisdom and pAtrtof-
ism, and that the meeting OF 20 many conrad
viii be an advantageous one. \ wish for Won n
That you expect irom yOur meeting o. the l. Z,
instant, and only regret that 1 cannot De witt
you on that occasion. With great RESPECT, your
obedient servant, L. =. GRANT
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SPECIAL, NOTICES
Notice..

The uneXenrled satisfaction that NATTAN'S
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given in this city and
throughout the whole country as evidenced by the
steadily increasing demand for ii, induce direct
especial and particular attention to the great fact
that by it's ron gain all the ad sntsges claimed
for the many poisonous compounds in use, to wit /:
The restoration of the color and growth of the hair
aHd the speedy removal Of dandruf, without the
least possible ipIury-as Crystal Discovery il pos
iyesy warranted t. contain no poisonous substance,
neither Lead, Sulphur or Silver.
Its perfect clear illness is not TO be lightly
overlooked II will neither stain the skin clothes
~ sentence, il is exactly what has been wanted
for long while, Restorer CT the lair that may be
used without the fear that You going to have
Neuralgia Parsly sis Lead Collie and various other
paiuts, he result of the Of lead
ARTHUR NATTANS, Proprietor.
General Depot corner I'd and ID streets n. w.
Sold by Gil Druggists sug2-tf
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~A statue Of General REYNOLDS "a In he
erected on the battlefield Of Gettysburg, where
Or John n. Burger has been held for trial
In New York on charge Of outraging young
eni who applied TO him Tor advice.
&Judge Dalrympie, of Jersey CITY, has fixed
the bail Of Proctor, Derman, and Foley, the
bank robbers, at $50, 900 each.
SOrders have been issued by the French
Government for stopping the work on the mill
tary defence near the Mont Gems tunnel.
ga paper published In Rome, Italy. savs
that the dome Of st. Peters Church at Rome
begins to show unmistakable signs Of decay. "A
commission OF architects Is to examine it.