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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-06-05
Wonders oLPhotograpl,y. I.

/ Occident is the famous trotter of
the Pacific slope Governor Stan
ford, the owner of the horse, wanted
to secure a photograph of the animal
while in full motion, and applied to
one Maybridge, an artist of some
skill. The great difficulty was Eto
transfx an impression while the horse
was moving at the rate of thirty-eight
feet to the second. The first exper-
iment of opening and closing the
camera on the first day left no result;
the second day, with increased veloc-
ity in opening and closing, shadow
was caught. On the third day, the
artist, having studied the matter
thoroughly, contrived so have two
boards slip past each other by touch
ing a spring, and in doing to leave an
eighth of an inch opening for the FIVE
hundredth part of a second, as the
horse passed, and by an arrangement
of double lenses, crossed, secured
negative that shows Oecident in full
motion-a perfect likeness of the
horse. The space of time was so
small that the spokes of the wheels of
the sulky were caught as if they were
not in motion.
Professor Youmans, in speaking of
the chemistry of light, refers to ex-
perimenGs in the same line. Accord
ing to his statement, Fox Talbot
placed upon wheel printed bill so
as to produce its image in camera.
He then darkened the room, placed q
highly sensitive plate in the camera,
set the wheel to revolving at the rate
oftwo hundred revolutions per sec
ond, and Illuminated the apparatus
by an electric spark. A definite and
legible impression of the bill was OBJ
tanned. While the light acted the
wheel could not have moved through
the one hundredth part ofa revolutions
that is, the picture must have been
taken in less than the one twenty.
thousandth of second-one of the
most astonishing results in the whole
range of science.
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Some Points for Young Teach
ers-Managemenf.

l. There is nothing more incorrect
than that teacher can be "a good
teacher, but a poor manager"
2. The teacher who is poor man.
ager, is so because he is apoor teach
er.
8. If you are true teacher, you
will always attribute disorderly or in
dolent behavior of your pupils to a
failure on your own part to properly
present the duties of the schoolroom
to those pupils.
A. You will correct your pupils by
first correcting yourself.
5. You will keep constantly in pur-
pose three objects, which must be ac-
compished for those disorderly or in
dolent pupils.
6. (a) You must be sure that they
have something and enough to do.
Z. (6) You must be sure that they
can do what is assigned them.
s. (c) You must be sure that you
have arranged the work to be done so
that they will be anxious to under
take it and love to do it.
8. So, when a pupil is out of or
der or unemployed, instead of repri-
lnanding and commanding, have the
patience to question him, not to dis
cover has faults, but your own as his
teacher.
10. Alwaysmanage by your teach
ing, and you will be accounted one of
those who manage withoutmanaging.
II. To do thiswill require on your
part careful Encouragement in your
own mind of every point of every rec
itation before that recitation begins.
NATIONAL NORMAL
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OFFICERS NATIONAL GRANGE.


The following is q list of the officers
of the National Grange, with the ad-
dress of each:
Master-D. W. Adams. Waukeon,
Iowa.
Overseer-Thos. Taylor, Columbia,
South Carolina.
Lecturer-T. A. Thompson, Plain
view, Wabash Co., Minnesota.
Steward A. J. Vaughan, Early
Grove, Marshall Co., Miss.
Assistant Steward-G. W. Thomp-
son, New Brunswick, N. J.
Chaplain-Rev. A. B. Grosh, Wash
ington, D. G.
Treasurer. NJ. Mcdowell, Corn
ing, N. Y.
Secretary-O. H. Kelley, George
town, D. G.
Gate-keeper-C. Dinwiddie, Or
chard Grove, Lake Co., Indiana.
Ceres-Mrs. D. W. Adams, Waukon,
Iowa.
Pomona-Mrs. o. II. Kelley,
Georgetown, d. G.
Flora-Mrs. J. G. Abbott, Clarkes-
vile, Butler Co., Iowa.
Lady Assistant Steward-Mis G.
A. Hall, Georgetown, D. c.
Executive Committee-W. Saund
ers, Washington, D. c.; D. Wyatt
Aiken, Cokesbury, Abbeyyille Co, 5,
c., E. R. Shankland, Dubuque, Iowa.
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Masters. H. Ellis, Springboro
Warren county.
O7erseer-Henry Mcdowell, Can
tonsStark county. - e-
hecturer-Stubbs, Morrow, War
rem county.
Steward-,J. B. Robinson, Menden,
Mercer county.
Chaplain-L. Mease, Miamisburg,
Montgomery county. @
Treasurer. Stephenson, Xenia,
Greene county. a II G . .
Secretary-D. BI. Stewart, Xenia,
Greene county.
Any of these gentlemen will cheer
fully furnish all information neces
sary to the establishment of Subordin-
ate Oranges.
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The city of New York is about to
enlarge its boundaries. By the 1st
of July it is probable that its limits
will embrace the towns of Morrisiana,
West Farms, and Kingsbriage, now
belonging to Westchester county.
This change will make the 18th Con
gressional district Republican.
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University Education.

Here is letter from the late Hor-
ace Greeley to a graduate of q col
lege, who was anxious to gain
livelihood, and sought Mr.. G.'s ad-
vice:
New YORK, Nov. 9, 1871.
DEAR SIR: I thoroughly detest
such an education as you have re-
ceived, and I execrate those who
devise and uphold the stupendous
imposture. 1t is leading thousands
every year to starvation and infamy.
Every bog -trotter who lands on our
shores is morally certain of earning
a good living from the first, and
ultimately achieving competency If
he will work and don't drink, but as
for University graduates, God help
them 1 profoundly thank Him
that 1 graduated from a New En-
gland very common school.
do not know how to advise you.
I presume you are as competent as
half my assistants were whenI EN- :
ployed them. But there are too
many who want such situations, and
1 can employ no more than now do.
1 hold that every man shold know
how to earn living by manual labor
not that he should necessarily fol-
low a mammal avocation, but that
he may guarded against emergency.
But he can find such work nearer
than the West, if he looks for it
where it is. This is the worst pos
ible season to find work; but look
at the advertisements from day to
day offering in the Herald and the
Sun, and find place where you can
earn bare subsistence, while you
learn how to be useful
That is your advice know OF
no better. If there were no more
than you, could solve your difficulty,
but you are one of great army Of
martyrs to false education, and the
number paralyzes me-
Yours, Horace GREELEY.
R. G. Franks, Esq.
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ARTICLE III.

At the annual meeting of each
State Grange, it may elect proxy to
represent the State Grange in the
National Grange, in case of the ina
bility of the Master to attend, but
such proxy shall not thereby be en-
titled to the sixth degree.
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CAUGHT!

A FABLE FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
Two little fish were swimming one day,
In cool, pleasant river, a few miles away.
Said Scaly to Finny, so, there's nice fyl
1 wish could catch him. I'll just go and try"
stop! stop" replied Finny, 'there's danger, fear
see long line, and boy watching there.
Don't venture, dear Scaly; be guided by me,
Or else you'll be caught, as sure as can be-"
But Scaly was needless; the fly looked so nice,
That soon he forgot Finny's kindly advice.
He snatched at the fly, when, quickly as thought
Came jerk, and, oh dear! little Scaly caught.
Now wasn't he foolish? And yet, how 1 wish
Little children were never like that little fish.
But when sin entices, how often we see,
They yield to temptation as quickly as he.
But they who thus fOolishly choose what is wrong
Are sure to repent of their choice before long;
For, like little Scaly, they find, though too late,
That sharp hook is hid in the nice looking bait.
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Treasurer to issue all drafts upon the
Fiscal Agency of the Order, said
drafts having been previously signed
by the Master and countersigned by
the Secretary of the National Grunge.
SEC. 2. He shall report monthly to
the Master of the National Grange,
through the Office of the Secretary, a
statement of all receipts of deposits
made by him and of iall drafts or
checks signed by him during the pre-
vious month.
SEC, g. He shall report to the Ma
tional Grange at each Annual Session
statement of all receipts of depos-
its made by him, and of all drafts or
checks signed by him since his last
annual report. - ~
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When is charity like bee? When it begins to
hum.
Why is minister near the end of his sermon like
ragged urchin? Because he's toward his close.
What is lovely woman's favorite line in the die
tionary7 The last word.
When is lady like a show window? When she
takes crest pains with her sash.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-06-05

Cincinnati is taking active measures
to provide relief for the family of the
late Capt. Hall, the Arctic explorer.
Henry Probasco, of Fountain celebri-
ty, was first to lend a helping hand.
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1t shall be the duty of the Secreta-
ry to keep a record of all proceedings
of the National Grange; to keep a
just and true account of all moneys
received and paid out by him; to
countersign all drafts upon the treas
ury; to conduct the correspondence
of the National Grange, and general
ly to act as the administrative officer
of the National Grange, under the di-
rection of the Master and the Execu-
tive Committee.
1t shall be his duty, at least once
each month, to deposit with the Fis-
cal Agency holding the funds of the
National Grange, all moneys that may
have come into his hands, and for
ward duplicate receipt therefor to
the treasurer, and to make a full re-
port of all transactions to the Nation
al Grange at each Annual Session.
1t shall be his further duty to pro
cure a monthly report from the Fiscal
Agency with whom the funds of the
National Grange are deposited, of all
moneys received and paid out by
them during each month; and send a
copy Of such report to the Executive
Committee and Master of the Nation
al Grange.
ARTICLE VI. tf
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Not less than the representation
of ten States present at any meeting
of the National Grange shall consti
tute a quorum for the transaction of
business.
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Rev Mr.. Boyer, of St Paul's Epis-
opal Church, Philadelphia, preached
a the NJ E. Church last Sunday eve
ing. His wife was formerly Miss
IoDhie Bnckner.
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Col Glenn returned from Iowa last week.
Ve are glad to learn that his brother is re-
overing, although he had been given up to
ie, before the Col. and Mr.. Arthur arrived.
le commenced growing better from the time
heard they we're on their way to see him.
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Select Miscellany.

TAE1 1BUIIDIHG OF FHE NEST.
They'll come again to the apple tree .
Robin and all the rest, e-f
When the orchard branches are fair to see,
In the snow of the blossom dressed;
And the preftiest thing In the world will be
A'rhe building of the nest.
Weaving it well, so round and trim,
following it with care;
Nothing toe far away for hiIn, -A sn -
Nothing for her tOofair; &c - 3 -
Hanging it on the topmost limb,
Their castle in the air.
All, nother-bird, you1l have weary daysr ~s
When the eggaare under your breast,
And your mate will fear for wilful ways
When the wee ones leave the nest;
But they'll find their wings in glad amaze,
AAnd God will seeto the rest ss
So come to the trees with all your train, "
When the apple blossoms blow;
Through the April simmer of sun and rain
-~!eo flying to and fro;
And sing TO our hearts as We watclf agaih 81
Your airy b6ilding grow ~ - ~
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A bowl exposed in summer storm,
To catch the drops of rain,
Is half a globe exact in form,
Two feet from brim to brim.
When storm abates and clouds dIsperse,
We to the bowl repair,
Six inches deep the water stands,
1t being measured fair.
Suppose cylinder with base
Two feet across within,
Had stood exactly In that place,
What would the depth have been?
An answer is requested.
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':PATRoNs OF HUsBANDRY. Accord
lg to promise, we publish the Con-
titution and Bylaws of this new or
anization, for the benefit of our
Irmer readers. Extra copies of the
Rper containing it can be had ut the
flee for 5 cents each.
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THE GOLDEN SHOE,
ST, HLLLSB0RO, o
-.'Hal TO the Chief who in Triumph Advances
Tine Eighth Wonder of the World"
Nesmith's Great Rheumatic and
\. Neuralgia Cure, and Magical
Pain Extraetor

It viii remove all pain at once, and Immediately
cure Neuralgia, Lnmbago Sciafica, Pain in the
Back and Side, Piles, Frozen Limbs, Chilblains,
Burns, Scaids, Toothache, Earache, Headache, no
ChapPed Eps, Chspped Hands, Stings of Bees,
Bites OF POISONOUS Insects and in fact all of the
External rams and Aches that the human family Is
heir to- and 1t will speedily cure Rheumatism fresh
cases immediately Paralysis, Gout, Sprans, Stiff
joints, Cuts, Wounds, Bruises, Fever Sores and
Bed Sores. By applying it freely to the part affect
ed without rubbing. For Toothache saturate lit
tie raw cotton with it, and place it in the hollow of
the tooth, and for Earache, drop or drops of it
into the ear affected, and all pain will instantly
cease.
For sale by J. J. BROWN, at his Drug Store, in
HiIlsbTo QhIg apd by ~ Squire, Of bis Drug Store,
N GFeeu1eld, Ohio. T2Oyi
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CONSTITUTION.
ARTICLE l.-OFFICERS. ].

SECTION 1. The officers of a Grange,
either National, State or Subordinate,
consist of and rank as follows Mas
ter, Overseer, Steward, Assistant
Steward, Chaplain, Treasurer, Sec
retary, Gatekeeper, Ceres, Pomona,
Flora, and Lady Assistant Steward.
1t is their duty to see that the laws
of the Order are carried out
See, 2, HoU Chosen, In the Sub
ordinate Oranges they shallbe chosen
annually; in the State Oranges, once
in two years; and in the National
Grange, once in three years, All cleo
tions to be by ballot. rtv
Vacancies by death or Resignation
to be filed at a special election at the
next regular meeting thereafter; off
GERS SO chosen to serve until the an
nual meeting. E q -,
SEC. 8. The Master of the National
Grange may appoint members of the
Order as deputies to organize Oranges
where no State Grange exists.
Sec 4. There shall be an Executive
Committee of the National Grange
consisting of three members, whose
terms of office, shall be, three years
one Of whom shall be elected eact
Ia5aeao a5aeao,. atiaa8 15s-aI aE l-s 3
IS~ vragn y ar r-.I rtl .+ .H.
: SEC. 5. The officers of the respec
tive Oranges shall be addressed as
)" TVorthy."S ~ 'A '
aas D ARTICLE n.-MEETrNGs sa-
SEc7Ios T. JstS6OraziaatS GrGags.
shall meet ouee q month, and may
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ARTICLE x111.-AMENDarENrs.
BYLAWS.
ARTICLE 1.

The fourth day of December-the
birthday of the Patrons of Husband
ry-shall be celebrated as the ami
versary of the Order.
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Injudicious advertising is like fish
ng where there are no fish. You
iced net let the lines fall in the wrong
llace.
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EniRmas.

am composed of 10 Oletters.
My first is in grief, but not in joy,
Ny second is in man, but not in boy,
My third is in me, but not in you,
My fourth is in rain, but not in dew,
My fifth is in sick, but not in well,
My sixth is in down, but not in fell,
My seventh is in well, but not in spring,
My eighth is in music, but not in sing,
Ny ninth is in laugh, but not in cry,
My tenth is in run, but not in fly.
Ny whole is the name of our Sunday School
Teacher. FRITZEUSTACE.
Wilettsville, o.
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The Auditor requests us TO announce that
the School laws will be ready for distribution
in few days. Townships clerks and clerks of
school districts are each entitled to a eopv
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Mr. NJ. 7. Nelson has retired from
;he firm of Nelson Bros, having sold
MS interest to Mr.. Thomas Shaw.
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The potato bugs are becoming uneasy on
account of the lateness of the potato crop,
and have tackled tomatoes and other veget-
ables.
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ftfons shall be made to the Secretary of
ithe National Grange, and be signed
by the persons applying for the same,
and be accompanied by fee Of ff-
teen dollars. li eaaa .- ~
SEC. L. Charter members are those
persons only whose names are upon
the application, and whose fees cwere
: paid at -ithed time of organization.
! Their ntmber shah not be less than
taine men and four women, nor more
: than twenty men and ten women.
SEo S. Fifteen Subordinate Oranges
working in State can apply for au-
thority to organize State Grange.
{ SEC. 6. When State Oranges are
organized, dispensations will be re-
placed by charters, issued without
further fee. F
SEC 7. All charters must pass
through the State Oranges for record
and receive the seal and official sig
natures of the same.
SEC. 8. No Grange shall confer
more than one degree (either First,
Second, Third, or Fourth at the
same meeting.
SEC. 9. After a State Grange is or
ganized, all applications for charters
must pass through the same and be
approved by the Master and Secre-
tary.
: ARTICLE X.-DUTIEs OF OFFICERS
The duties of the officers of the
National, State, and Subordinate
Oranges shall be prescribed by the
laws of the same.
ARTICLE N.-TREAsURERs.
SECTION l. The Treasurers of the
National, State, and Subordinate
Oranges shall give bonds to be ap-
proved by the officers of their respec-
tive Oranges.
SEC. 2. In all Oranges bills must
be approved by the Master, and coun-
tersigned by the Secretary, before the
Treasurer can pay the same.
ARTICLE XII.-RESTRICTIONs
Religious or political questions will
not be tolerated as subjects of dis
cussion in the work of the Order, and
no political OF religious tests for mem
bership shall be applied. l-..
b ARTICLE ExIIL-AMENDMENTs.
This Constitution can be altered or
amended by two-thirds vote of the
National Grange at any annual meet
ing, and when such alteration or
amendment shall have been ratified
by three-fourths of the State Oranges,
and the same reported to the Secreta-
ny of the National Grange, it shall be
VI A'AA AOA o. .-4r. .r
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No election of officers of the Southern
Ohio Railroad Company has occurred since
April rs, 1872. The old officers, of course,
hold over until their successors are elected
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Youths Department..

s9-Original Enigmas, Charades, Problems, etc.,
are respectfully solicited The answers must always
accompany them, with the real name of the writer.
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ARTICLE *.

1t shall be the duty of the Execu-
tive Committee to exercise general
supervision of the affairs of the Order
during the recess of the National
Grange; to instruct the Secretary in
regard to printing disbursements, and
to place in his hands a contingent
fund; to decide all questions and ap-
peals referred to them by the officers
ndmembers OF State Oranges, and at
each session to make a report of all
such questions and appeals, and their
decisions thereon.
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~ Enigmas sent us without the answers cannot
be published. Several have recently been received
which had no answers attached.
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am composed of II letters.
My first is in hill, but not in level,
My second is in evil, also in devil,
My third is in net, also in seine,
My fourth is in color, but not in stain,
Ny fifth is in whisky, but not in punch,
Ny sixth is in supper, but not in lunch,
My seventh is in hammer, but not in tool,
My eighth is in idiot, also in fool,
My ninth is in dog, but not in cat,
My tenth is in mouse, but not in rat,
My eleventh is in plsners, also in sawyers,
My whole is one of our most fashionable lawyers.
BLACK-EYED JOHNNY.
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ARTICLE VIII.

It shall be the duty of the Lectur-
er to visit, for the good of the Order,
such portions of the United States as
the Executive Committee may direct,
for which services he shall receive
compensation.
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The. truth of these lines of Pope is
now admitted by all:
I'd .sTis EdacaHou forms the esmzlOn usiaIi !,
Just as the tW1g Is beut the trees inGiped."
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List or Officers Of the National
Grange and the Ohio State
3. Grange.
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ARTICLE ".

Questions of administration and
jurisprudence arising in and between
State Oranges, and appeals from the
action and decision thereof, shall be
referred to the Master and Executive
Committee of the National Grange,
whose decision shall be respected and
obeyed until overruled by action of
the National Grange.
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PREAMBLE.

Human happiness is the acme of
earthly ambition. Individual hap
piness depends upon general pros