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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-02-20
Hsborough Highland County, Ohio Thursday February so

las she had been the moment before
she chung to; him as, she might have
4 elungg elungt to Hug Hugh hriid4t was SO good to
! h1aEe protector III and il truth, few
" women ptare9 gould l1aise bare asked 2 better pro
tecctof Tttlhleen than be Yh9 .stoed looking
down upon her IN aHaazsm.ent t.aos 4
lrsseI rs ssdi it oyQ422%% nv he repeated ae if be
Ieoulda uda,nr ,nrotreaRae the tact, g, For F Heay7
ems ag sake ghas "a. are you do doing here p
Loiif1 Il don't knooY,@e said Margaret, still
nlnnstrunElg INST unElg by the reYplaipn ~ 4 Of terror
ans and rel relief # n 4 star started from @ home this
waybash she vent on after aftsaar a minute,
ilal iiiand III r. iilrl think i must have got lost.
ID lDo yqnl PIX know where ere we are, Mr. Tyr5
feenEi rel tgoilsrR sbnUf 31r-,ss % saasm Z
Is Perfectly vel, answered Tyrrell
iWe are close in the neighborhood of
my mills-and very dangerous
neighborhood it is just now. To
think of woman here alone at such
an hour! You might have wandered
into the food, or fallen into the hands
of prowling rufians-Good Heaven!
how could you be so rash?" he broke
off, almost angrly.
"I-I don't know" said Margaret,
again-this time penitently. 81 want
ed to see the food. It is not my
fault, Mr.. Tyrren-I was sure I could
reach home this way.
''What madness!" he said. Then,
in lower tone, ''God knows where
you would have been in the morning,
if I had not chanced to stumble upon
you Come this way" . 81
,'If you Will only be kind enough
to show me how to get home," she
said, meekly, clinging to him closely,
as he hurried her along through the
storm and gathering darkness.
'I'm afraid that is impossible" he
answered. 'We are in a different
quarter altogether, and you will suffer
now from exposure to such storm.
We must find a refuge as soon as
possible"
'But Hugh will be SO uneasy"
pleaded Margaret.
''Then he should have taken better
care of you" was the rejoinder.
After this nothing more was said.
Tyrrells decided manner bore down
every thing, and Margaret felt that
indeed any refuge would be better
than the storm of howling wind and
rain which beat upon them now,
She did not ask where they were go
ing, as her companion half led, half
carried her over much uneven ground,
and through numberless pools of wa
ter; but she felt sure that wherever.
that strong arm and gentle hand led
her she would be safe, and with that
consciousness she was wise enough
to be satisfied.
TT0 he continued -..
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! THE WATCHERS.


Through the long nights the winds are wailing;
Dark clouds above the earth are trailing;
\ Tears from the skies are falling fas5v
And sighs are borne upon the blast,
For the winds of the night are waiifng.l p
I IN GiOne cot sit watchers, Weeping iiiia
Near Ida's co9sh their Sigih ksepingiiln ~
Tears from their eyes are falling fast
The rose hes crushed -2its its fragrance past,
And Watchers, the watchsrsare weeping
,eeasefwatchers5 5eeassI Hghfcrowns the morrow;
Here AL is change lifeis Aecked with sorrow
Stay not her joy-Heaven is fair
q Peace ever reigns-losed ones are there;
Ceasel watchers, 'eease light crowns the morrow.
The dark clouds par, the morning beameth;
Calmly she rests rs one that dreameth;
She heeds not now the watchers moan
Angels have borne her spirit home, u III
To dwell in light that ever beameth.
- ~ ia!ioh S1'.le' ? -CRobert W. Wier.
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Select Miscellany.
WIPES BECAUSE.

1t is not because your heart is mine-rnine only
Mine alone;
1t is not because you choose me- weak and lonely,
For your own;
Not because the earth is iairer, and the skie
Spread above you
Are more radiant for the shining Of your eyes
e-s That love yon.
1t is not because the worlds perplexed meaning
Grows more clear;
And the parapets of heaven, with angels leaning
Seem more near;
And nature sings of praise with all her voices
Since You spoke,
Since with my silent heart that now rejoices
Love awoke.
Nay, not even because your hand holds heart and
life - s
At your will,
Soothing, hushing ali its discord, making strife
CAIN tnd ltill;
Teaching Trust to fold her wings, nor ever roam
From her nest;
Telling Love that her securesty safest home
Must be rest.
Because this human love, though pure and sweet
Yours and mine
Has been sent by love more tender, more complete,
More divine,
That il leads our hearts at last to rest in heaven
An Far above you, a.
Do take thee as gift that God has given
And love youI
Adelaide Proctor.
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A Word on Uniformity in Text
Books.


Perhaps few words on textbooks
would not be out of place at this time
| The Common School Law of this
State requires Boards of Education to
adopt certain textbooks, to be used
in the schools of their respective
Townships. Last Spring some Of the
Boards passed upon the question per
haps hastily, or through committee,
that had not ample time for consid-
Grafton. Some took no action on the
subject. ,...-
The Teachers Institute, at its ses-
sion in II, appointed committee to
try to secure uniformity throughout
the county. This committee never re-
ported, but we learn they found little
could be accomplished except through
the Township Boards.
Action on this subject is much need
ed, and needed 'soao, especially in re-
gard to Biographies. 1t certainly is
desirable that only one series of books
shall be in use in the schools on any
subject, especially in our ungraded
schools. The teacher generally has
his hands full, with the government of
the school and forty or fifty recita-
tions during the day. How can he
succeed, if he has three or four differ
ent kinds of books on the same sub
iect7
Now, who must rectify this evil ?
If left to the teacher, every one has
his preference; thus the matter would
grow worse, instead ofbetter, changes
being as frequent as change in
teachers. The law has placed it in
the hands of the Boards of Education,
and made it obligatory for them to
specify what books shall be used in
their schools. We would suggest to
teachers, in Districts where no action
has been taken, that they meet with
the Board and use their influence in
securing this object
As stated above, Geography seems
to be the greatest difficulty. Many
schools have three or even four differ
ent kinds of text books. In Liberty
Township at least .tfoe were in use
last year.
We will say farther, that the Lib
erty TIP. Board concluded, after a
pretty thorough Investigation, to
throw aside all then in use, and adopt a
g,e,o series the Eclectic Series, which
was furnished them at two-thirds the
regular price, for limited time, by
the publishers, Wilson, Hinkle & Co.,
Cincinnati. So far as we have heard,
they have given better satisfaction
than any other that has been used
We would suggest to any Boards OF
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ALL, . !, ,.a.ton1 con,,ndrnms.

what two letters signify written article? s. A.
fessay.) What birds name can be spelt with two
letters? P. N. (pea-hen9 What pungent powder
can be spelt with two letters? K N. -tcayennel
What word, signifying anything taken, can be spet
with two letters2 C. z. tseized) Why Is tne leter
D. like sailor? Because il follows the Z. (seal
Why are B, and D. in the alphabet like England
and France? Because there is c. lsea) between
them. Why is a fancied idea ike the sea9 Because
it is notion IAN ocesn.,5l Cs.E @ - $50
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Sheridan, when soliciting the votes
of the shoemakers Of Stafford, might
lily offended the obtuse sons of Girls
pin by proposing at a dinner: ''May
the trade of Stafford be trampled un-
der foot by all the world. 'aSL
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Suppose man owns a sldf; he
fastens the skiff to the shore with q
rope made of straw; along comes a
COW; COW gets into the boat; turns
around and eats the rope; the skiiff
thus let loose, with the COW on
board, starts down stream, and on its
passage is upset; the COW is drowned.
Now has the man that owns the COW
got to pay for the boat, or the man
that owns the boat got to pay for the
COW? ~ r
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tits estimated that fully fifty millions of
dollars of our old and new mortgages have
been taken abroad by foreign capitalists
since the close of the Franeo-German war
The demand for American securities IN
Europe has never been one=quarter what 1t
is now, and it is steadily increasing
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Education who wish to make a Sc
lection, to examine this Series. But
we say first and say last, let Us have
only one kind In use in our schools.
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The dead walls about the city are
decorated with life size portraits of
Edmund Yates, labeled "a Bad Lot"
They seem to be-. Mr.. Yates ought
to change his photographer. a.
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DAILYMEAT MARKET
Two shops, on High and Main SIS
Vessel A. Jenkins.
Z ,.eRoAD NOTICE.

,r oTIcE is. HEREBY GIVEN, that petition
il viii be presented TO the Commissioners OF
Highland County, Ohio, at their nextreular Session
prayng for The alte. aton of County Road, IN Doo-
Beginning at point in the County Road leading
from DOdsonviie to Danyiile, where said road
crosses the line between the land of E. s. Pulse and
George Pulse, (being the south line of George Puse
thence an easterly along said line 10 the Hills
boro road also that much of the old road as ex
tends from the Jacksonville and Danviile road
through the land of George Pulse, and along bis line
aad the lins Of Robert Thompson 10 the termination
OF said now road, be vacated.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan. 80, 1873. janSOT4
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The present is a good time for the
repair of farm implements. The
black-smiths are not crowded with
work, and it is far better to attend to
this matter now than to defer it to
the rush in the spring.
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"Six feet in his boots!" exclaimed
Mrs. Beeswax: "what will the impu-
dence of this world come to, I won
derI Why, they might as well tell
me that the man had six heads in his
hot"
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There have been an unusual number
of failures in the last class at West Point
No less than eighteen of the cadets nom
mated last year have been recommended
for discharge. The vacancies will be
filed next May. g.
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A soldier telling his mother of the
terrible fire at Chickamauga, was ask
ed by her why he did not get behind
a tree. 'Treel" said he, 'there
wasn't enough trees for the officers" i"
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THE LOSS OF LIFE


may be formed by thefolowing CLEAN
ings from one days mails
Along the line of the ST. Paul &
Sioux City Railway, thirty -four deaths.
eNicollet-Unknown man.
Worthington -Twomen found dead
Elliott Creek-Mr. Lee and SON.
-Four counties Grant, Stephens,
Douglas and Otter seventy au-
thentic cases Of death some missing.
Pomme de Terre- men and o
woman. ..r
Blue Earth-Eight travellers in a
stage.
Hermann switehman.
Morris Twenty deaths up to Sun
day.
st. James-A man and two boys.
MadeIa-A man and his wife,
Fort Ridgeley-Seven school chill
dren.
Evansville-Thomas johnson.
Stony Brook-A man.
Scandia-A man and boy.
Glenwood-A man.
Glyndon- -Christopherson and Bar
ry.
Henderson-Frank Warnke.
Fergus Falls-Estimates are that
fifty persons have been frozen to
death within radius of twenty miles.
st. Oriof-Five Morse farmers.
Fort Ridgeley-Three men.
Sleepy Eye Lake -Twenty-fourmen.
These facts viii suffice to show how
great has been the loss of life and the
suffering caused in Iowa and Minneso-
ia by this memorable storm. Inas-
much as almost every man that per-
ished leaves a widow and several
young children, and as almost all were
new settlers, whose farms yielded but
q scanty profit the charitable may
find an opening here for their gener-
osity.
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The reason an wchin gave for be-
ing late at school was that the boy in
the next house was going to get a
dressing down with BEDFORD, and
he waited to hear him howl
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Seeds, cuttings, roots, buds and
scions can be sent by mail to the
amount of four pounds at the rate of
one cent for each two ounces or
fraction of two ounces.
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A sweet little boy, only s years old
bless his little heart walked into
the scene of a teachers examination at
Oswego, last week, and 'bawled out,
" Annie, your feIler is down to the
house"
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An Irishman describing the growth
of potatoes in his native land, said, as
a elincher, Gan sure, q bushel of
them will fill a barrel"
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Every peach bud in the West is
killed deader than smelt,-[Agri-
cultural paper.-aNot one peach bud
in ten is injured in the least by the
frost.-T Another Agricultural Paper.
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{ As is the teacher, SO is the school;
and as is the pay SO is the teacher.
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An Irishman eating his first green
corn handed the, cob to the waiter,
and asked: "Will ye PLACE put some
more banes on my sthick?"
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Youths Department.

sE-original Enigmas, tarades, Problems, etc.,
are respectfully solicited The answers must always
accompany them, with the real name of the writer
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Answer to Concealed Teachers in last weeks
News. ]. Custer, O. Osborn, 3. Newell, 4. Beam, 8.
stanforth, 6. Cunningham, 7. Keech, s. Armstrong
g. Morrow, 10. Boatman.
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. ~ l.-, - TlTEI - Er4
Further Particulars of the
Great Storm In Minnesota
and IOwa-FuIIy 500 Lives
- Lost alffr'j -i7--i r-l'.'c
A correspondent Of the N. Y. Her
aid writes from Winona, Mimi, that
there is no doubt that the lives lost
will number fully three hundred.
For instance, New Ulm ordered nine
teen cof6ns On one day, and at least
fifty deaths are reported from that
place and Fort Ridgeley. Twenty
deaths at Morris, nine at Madelia,
twenty-four at Sleepy Eye Lake, eight
at Worthington, ten at Manketo-so
runs the fatal record.
Some idea of the depth of the snow
drifts may be formed when we con-
slider that On Wednesday the snow
was piled SO high about a freight
train, blockaded on the. Davenport
and st. Paul Railroad, near Delaware
Center, that teams drove right over
the cars. Upon the same line there
are drifts 5000 feet long and fifteen
feet deep. Near Blue Earth men
could pass OF foot over the telegraph
wires, and at New Ulm IN one drift,
was found man frozen to death,
while sitting on the seat of his sleigh,
his head being fully five feet under
the surface.
Some idea of
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Problems.

j-i. gl ..i l. l-s
A piece of plank is inches long and one inch
wide. How much lumber is in it, board measureH
Oak Ridge, o. l 4a0- if" As
If cats eat mice in 5 minutes, how many cats
will it take to eat 100 mice in 1OOminutes? An an
swer is requested. o. -ra s1
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Enign1aS.

am composed Of s letters. f
Ny first is in Jake, but not in Sam,
NV second is in shoulder, but not in ham,
My third is in horse, but not in COW,
My fourth is in then, and also Anow,
My fifth is in ten, but not in eleven,
My sixth is in earth, but not in heaven,
My seventh is in oyster, but not in hsh,
My eighth is in plate, but not in dish,
NV whole forms the name of young man who
rides in a high-wheeled sulky. a
Hilsboro, o. LITTLE DWARF. .
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lam COMPOSED of 10 letters

3 1 am composed of 10 letters.
My first is in horse, but not in COW,
NY second is in past, but not in now,
Ny third is in'mist, but not in rain,
My fourth is in ear, but not in brain,
My fifth is in reap, but not in NOV,
My sixth is in sleet, also in snow,
My seventh is in dog, butnot in cat,
My eighth is in coat also in hat,
My ninth is in cold, but not in warm,
NY tenth is in house, also in barn.
My whole is the name of young gentleman Oh
my acquaintance. PhGdIE.
HilIsbnro O.
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solution to aui1t Problem.

The difference of the sides of the central part is
the same as the difference of the sides of the whole
quilt. Then -25- 80, difference of sides. y diff
ference -1s.5, and 1875 squared-ssO.25. Now add
s1O=- -l19O 25 and the square root of 1l9o.95-34.o
Add Il difference, ls.o
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Answer to Enigma in last weeks news. Ellis
Pence.
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Further Particulars of the
j, Great Storm In Minnesota
and IOwa-FuIIy 500 Lives
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ITO be continued. ]
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-13
Tho OId CIothes OF a King.

According to old customs, the uniform
in which Frederick the Great died be-
came the property of his valet, and was
preserved to the inheritor's family up
to few weeks ago, when the head of
that family dying, the heirs resolved to
convert it into money 1t was disposed
of for $50 thalers to a dealer in old
clothes, who soon met with a patriotic
admirer of historical relics, who invested
500 thalers in the suit. The next pur-
chaser was an Englishman, who ven.
tured the comparatively high price OF
800 thalers (fl2oO) as a speculation,
hoping to realize $4,000 by reselling it to
prince of the reigning house in Prussia,
who was anxious to possess himself of
the uniform, but the price alarmed him.
The purchaser, it is said, has shipped
the interesting garments to the United
States, where he believes he will obtain
even higher price than that asked OF
the great kings descendant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-13
PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole tickets, $50; halves. s25; tenths. or
each coupon, IS; eleven whole tickets for $500;
twenty-five and half tickets for $1,000; one
hundred and thirteen whole tickets for 5000 I;
two hundred and twenty-seyen whole tickets
for $4,000. No discount on less than $500
worth Of tickets at a TIM.
The unparalleled success of the Third Gift
Concert as we'll as the satisfaction given by
the First and Second makes it only necessary
to announce the Fourth to insure the prompt
sale Of every ticket The Fourth Gift Con-
the Third, and full particulars may be learned
from circulars which will be sent free from
this office to all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders ac-
companied by tho money promptly filed.
Liberal terms given to those who buy TO sell
again. THOs. Il. BK AMLkTrE.
Agent Publ. Libr. Ky. and Manager Gift Con-
cert Public Library Building, Louisyille,
kentucky. ws&w-l42-7S
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NERYnua DEBILITY.

ADDRESSED, irritable state Of mind; a weak
nervous, exhausted feeling; no energy or ami
nation; confused head, weak memory, often
with facilitating, Involuntary discharges.
The consequences Of excuses. mental overwork
or indiscretions This Nervous Debility finds
Specific, No. %. II tones up the system. ar:
rests discharges, dispels the mental gloom and
dependency. and rejuvenates the entire sys-
tam. 1t is perfectly harmless and always eff
cient Price IS. for a package Of FIVE boxes
and a large 81 vial Of powder, which is impor-
tant in old, serious cases; or 81 per single box.
Sold BY ALL Druggists, or sent by mail on re-
ceipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEoP4THIc MEDICINE Co.. No. SOP Broad
way. NY. xviS4-tukf- xviii-S3
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o. b. b. DIRECTORY.

DrsTnIcr CAMP LoDeE. No. IA. Z. Frank
Tan8. q. n. A.; Lewis Wexler. q. s. General
Committse meets a the call Of the g. N. A.
iyuPHRATEs LoDGE. No. S. Daniel hchl0ss,
PRECEDENT: Isaac SchWab, Secretary. Meets
every Sunday AZ an. a. lie hall. northwest
corner Second and Adams street,.
HpDrKEL LoDGE. No. l00-samuol Hirsch.
prrrIdeut. Jos. DoernberF. Secretary. Meets
ever Tuesday evening a hall. northwest cor
- Second and Adams street,.
enfoE IUsEa Lopez, 10. us. l.. Lee,
Me- ~y-ory Wednesd " eYcninE 81 ball, north
uuIt corntr second and keaRf streets.
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aTasONIC DIRECTORY.
A.


LODGES
sorrH MEMPHIS, No. 11s-meets I'd Friday
o"oh ,nonth-hall corner Madison and Sec
III md SAB Rem. X. Pullen, W. M; Al. Wheeler,
eITeTRoNA, No. 16S-meets lst Monday IN
.1arv month, at Odd Fellows Hall corner
Tnnrt and Main. G. q. Locke. W. M; D.
n1 TTIIS SooTr, No. 2S9-meets LIST Thursday
aach month--hall corner Madison and Sec
md ~ A. T. Davis, W. NJ; 4. Goldsmith,
ogno, rsoro' No. 2se-meets Sd Friday. Of each
,,orfh~ odd Fellows' Hall. Bun. +. Price,
w NJ; 4, W. Shelton, Secretary:
"RuwIgEIya, No. 4l-meets 4th Friday OF
III ronth-at South Memphis Hall, corner
~ Madison and Second. Richard Creighton,
" M: Louis Czapski. Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
pvru CHAPTER No. 2-meets ID Monday oil
..sb month-0dd Fellows Hall. D.B. Forster,
M HIP: A. ]. Wheeler. Secretary.
MTupHIs CHAPTER, No. 95-meets at Odd
FalloWs' Hall, I'd Monday Of each mont. W.
s. Matthews. NJ. e. II. p; 4. w. Shelton,
Secretary.
Enppxl COUNCIL, No. 6-meets Sd Thur
Az ~ zach month-Odd Fellows Hall. G.
Reder, Tn. ILL.,; c. II. Myers, Rec.
TKNPLARs.
CvRrEE CoMMAHDERY, No. f-meets 9Th Mon
aa1' of,each month. Geo. Mellersh. Com. I.
. c n1 CHAPTER OF RosE CRoIx, 18th, No.
CHARLES W. Adams, 32d, M. w.; Ii.
Tomknson. S2d. &c.,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Happy Relief for Young Men from the eff
fects Of errors and abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Impediments to marriage re-
moved. New method of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars
sent free. in sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia. Pa.-an institution hav-
ing high reputation for honorable conduct
and professional skill. ll0-xvii-1