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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-07-23
DANvILLE CAMP MEETING.

Whereas, notice appeared in the
Cincinnati papers on Monday, the
18th inst, announcing a Camp
Meeting to be held shortly near
Danville, in this District; and where
as, it is currently reported and be-
lieved that said Camp Meeting is to
be under the control of Rev. r. A.
Arthur, now a superannuated preach
er of the Cincinnati Conference; and
whereas, at a Camp Meeting held
in 1872 near Madeira, o., and again
at meeting in 1878, near Danville,
O., controlled in whole or in part by
said R. A. Arthur, certain actions
were practised and encouraged by
the management, which actions were
in direct conflict with the language
of the Cincinnati Conference, the
Book of Discipline, and the Word OF
God; and whereas, we are credibly
informed, that the Quarterly Con
ference of the charge within which
the proposed Camp Meeting is to be
held, has not been consulted or ad-
vised as to such meeting; be it there
fore
Resolved, By the Hillsboro Dis
trict Conference, that, in our judg-
ment, the proposed Camp Meeting is
not calculated to advance the cause
of religion, and we do most earnestly
protest against further action in the
matter by those concerned.
Resolved, That the Presiding
Elder be requested to forward copy
of this report to Bro. Arthur, and
to use his influence and authority
to prevent a conflict with the ex-
pressed wishes of the authorities o1
the church.
T. S. CowDEN,
F. G. MITCHELL,
J. Nc. K. SHULTz,
il TAGGART,
RoBT. STORY,
Committee.
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Important to the Friends of
Temperance.

The undersigned were appointed
by the State Temperance Conven-
ton at Springfield, an Executive
Committee for the organization OF
Temperance Leagues, and such a
canvass of the State as shall 'secure
the most combined and vigorous
movement against the License clause
of the New Constitution.
All the genuine Temperance in
terest in the State must be brought
into the canvass, and made effective,
or we shall dedicated.
The entire liquor interest of the
State is arrayed aginst US, including
all the capital invested in its manu-
facture and sale, all wholesale and
retail dealers, all drunkards and
moderate drinkers. It is evident
that our great cities will give large
maiorities for license. We must re-
ly upon the intelligence and moral
sentiment of the villages and rural
districts, and these can be made eff
fective only by immediate organiza-
ton and vigorous and sustained
effort.
At meeting of the Committee, in
Columbus, on the 26th inst, it was
determined to divide the State into
districts, and appoint an efficient
agent for each district, who shall de-
vote his entire energy to the canvass.
Specific announcements will be
made as soon as the arrangements
are consummated. Meantime the
Committee are arranging for organ
izations and conventions in forty three
counties, and they invite any who
desire assistance to communicate
with the Chairman or Secretary.
Rev. T. K. DIssETTE, Chairman,
158 Superior ST., Cleveland.
Mrs. J. H. MONTGOMERY, Dayton.
Rev. NJ. W. HANNA, Springfield.
Mrs. L. V. DEsELLEM, Columbus.
G. W. SHURTLEFF, Secretary,
Oberlin.
June 29th, 1874.
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The Elastic Truss Company

Was Incorporated in 1868. Its friends and
patrons are from every land and speak
every tongue. 1t has outliyed all rivalry.
1t has conquered the prejudice that was
Justly caused by all the metal trussesy 1t
has grown stronger and frmer as the years
have marched apace, and Ike giant, Its
arms encircle the world. There must be
some potent reason that has produced this
wonderful result. That reason is the SIM
ule fact that the Elastic Truss is worn night
and day, with comfort, retaining rupture IN
perfect ease, causing no Inconvenience,
can never be displaced by the hardest exer-
else; yielding and adapting itself to every
motion of the body, but always holding the
rupture safely, and soon effects a perfect
and permanent cure. This new and Won
derful invention has produced radical rev.
olution in treating Rupture and has abso-
luteIy driven out of use all the wretched
metal finger pad and spring trusses that
formerly cursed the community and made
life a burden to so many thousands upon
thousands of suffering ones, who now are
happiIy enioying once more the blessings
and comforts of existence.
The United States Government and sur
eeon- General at Washington have arranged
with the Elastic Truss Co. to supply their
new Truss to such Pensioners, Soldiers,
&e as are entitled to a Truss and may de-
sire it. Such persons may apply to any one
of the U. S. Pension Surgeons throughout
the country. Full descriptive circulars
with directions, &C., sent free on request,
and the Truss is sold cheap and sent by
mail to all parts of the country by THE
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Broad
wav, New York. American Agrieulturlst-
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TWhOle No. 1901.

The editor of the News this week
reiterates the foolish charge of "Anti
Whisky. 1t is an old adage, and no
less true than old, that where an at
torney has hopeless, bad case, and
lacks ready, sciI1ing witnesses, he
places himself on the stand and tes-
titles for his client. The News edit
or puts himself in this category, and
the public will see he has testified
in full He can now take his seat.
i Gazette Of last week.
The public can also judge whether
the above is fair or truthful state
ment of our position in regard to the
matter referred to. The editor of
the Gazette knows that ace made no
charge against him in this connec-
ton, and therefore it is absurd for
hin-to say that we Federated" the
charge of our correspondent. Meth
er is it true that we have acted as
DR.. Fullerton's attorney" in the
case. Our remarks in last weeks
News were simply intended to ex-
plain the matter to our readers, and
to show them that DR.. T. did not
make the charge against Mr.. Spring
er without authority which he sup
posed to be reliable. Why does not
Mr.. Springer call Afr. Workmon to
the stand?
P.S. Since the above was in type
we have received the following note
from Mr.. Workman, which speaks for
itself
In THE QUARRY, Dodson TIP.
I have seen the News, containing
a notice of 'That Suppressed Tenn
perance Editorial. My name is in
troduced, and it seems necessary that
1 should say something.
Knowing Mr.. Springer to be tenn
perate man, and supposing his sym
pathies to be on the side of Temper
ance, Inquired why he did not pub
ish something in favor of the cause.
He replied that he had written an ed
itorial on the subject, but had not yet
the moral courage = publish it; but
he thought he would publish it.
This is in brief the substance of
our conversation, or at least of my
recollection of it. I have no wish to
press any unwelcome or disagreeable
truth against Mr.. Springer, but
would not hesitate to be qualified to
the foregoing statement in court of
Justice. DAVID WORKMAN.
Mr.. Workman appears to be rather
''willing" witness, Notwithstanding
Bro. Springer's uncharitable insinua-
ton to the contrary, and his testimo-
ny Is certainly direct and to the point
at issue. If we aoere DR.. Fullerton's
attorney" as Bro. S. says we are,
we should be willing to let the case
go to the jury, without calling anoth-
er witness.
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Adams Co. Mineral Springs
Price of Boarding Reduced.

We.are pleased to learn that the
proprietors of this popular summer
resort have just reduced the price OF
boarding to $40 per week, so as to
induce larger number of persons to
avail themselves of the benefits to be
derived from the use of the water.
1t is the uniform testimony of inva-
lids who have visited the Springs,
that for liver complaints, dyspepsia,
general debility, and many others Of
"the ills which flesh is heir to, the
healing virtues Of the water cannot
be too highly extolled. The accom-
modations for visitors the present
season are very superior, and the
number of guests is steadily lncreas-
ing. We hope the reduced rates OF
boarding will lead more OF our cltl-
zens to visit the Springs than in any
formeryear.
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from the Portsmouth Tribune of July 16
MORE ABOUT THE OHIO
AND MICHIGAN RAIL
ROAD.
The Route Surveyed and a
Complete Map Made.

The Route Surveyed and a
Complete Map Made.
If there be any who are skeptical
as to the designs of the Ohio and
Michigan Railroad Company making
the road as heretofore spoken OF,
from Portsmouth up the Scioto Val
ley to Columbus and thence to Grand
Haven, Michigan, they will hardly
comprehend the object of the Com
pany in having prepared and itho-
graphed an accurate map of the en-
tire route, showing every city and
town touched by the proposed road,
as also the grade line, indicating the
grade oftheroad. The highest grade
is marked at thirty three feet, while
large portion of the work is almost
level The engineer says the route
affords grade which is unsurpassed
in the country.
The following letter, from James
s. Gibbs, President of the Ohio and
Michigan Railroad, addressed to Mr..
Williams, late editor of the Union,
Circleville, will be read with interest:
BUFFALO, N. Y. July 4, 1874.
"ALFRED WILLIAMS, Esq.-Dear
Sir:-Your favor of the 18th ult.
asking for information respecting our
Ohio and Michigan Railway, I find
here on my return from Grand
Haven, and 1 hasten to reply. By
this mail L send you copy of our
Prospectus and Map of our proposed
road. They were prepared by Mr..
J. F. Meyer, Consulting Engineer.
The report is full of substantial facts,
while the Map shows a route and
grade which is unsurpassed in this
country.
''For three weeks past have been
engaged at Grand Haven, and in OF
tawa county, in which Grand Haven
is situated, securing the right of way
for our road This is now nearly
accomplished, and without cost to
our company.
'That portion of our line between
Grand Haven and Defiance, a dis
tance af 200 miles, is under con-
tract, and there is q strong dispo-
sition on the part Of our contractor
to complete this 200 miles one year
from to-day. He has force of men
at Grand Hlven, and would have
commenced on the first inst, but the
matter of the right of way was not
settled in the city, and as conse-
quence our engineer was not ready
with his work. Policy dictated
postponement of ten or twelve days,
at the expiration of which time we
will break ground.
81 would here say that after COM
pleting the work from Grand Haven
to Marshall, which is about 100
miles in distance, we propose to
move our forces to the Scioto Valley,
and build from Portsmouth to Co
lumbus, and have that portion of the
road in operation next Spring.
Il am truly yours,
"JAMEs S. GIBBS"
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June 29th, 1874.

LoCKE's NATIONAL MONTHLY for
August. We are glad to know that
this magazines steadily gaining favor
among those who read the best liter
ature. What has excited so general
remark is that the monthly, although
published at just one quarter the
cost of other popular magazines, has
nothing cheap aboutit it but the price,
the greater part of its matter being
prepared especially for its columns,
while it's few selected articles are
taken from the best English maga-
zines. The current number is an
excellent specimen of the character
and scope of the magazine, both of
which are excellent. Price S1.0O
per year; LOCKE & JONES, Publishers,
Toledo, Ohio.
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. More than seventy-fve
per cent. of the people in the United States
are afflicted with these two diseases and their
effect; such as sour stomach, siekheadache,
habitual costiveness, impure blood, heart
burn, water-brash, guawing and burning
pains at the pit of the stomach, yellow skin,
coated tongue and disagreeable taste IN the
mouth. coming up of the food after eating,
low spirits, &C.. GO to the Drug Stores OF
HiIlsboro. Ohio, and get IS cent bottle,
or sample bottle free of charge Try 1t.
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
iy9y1eow woodbury., N L
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Resolutions Of HilisbOrO Dis
frict Conference as 10 the
DanviIle Camp Meeting.

RANsBoRo, Ono, July 1G, 1874.
EDITOR HIGHLAND NEws:-The fol
lowing preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted by the Hills
boro District Conference of the NJ. E.
Church, held at New Vienna, O., July
IA and Is, 1874, and their publica
ton in your paper requested.
r. E. SMITH, Secretary.
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In pursuance of the foregoing announce
ment, the Republican voters of Highland
county will meet at the Court House in
Hillsboro, on SATURDAY, Aug. 1st, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, to select 80 Delegates to the
Congressional District Convention, and re-
organize the County Central Committee,
and to transact such other business as may
come up at said meeting.
DANIEL MURPHY,
Chairman II. G. r. G. q.
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The ''GENTLEMAN IN BLACK" who IS the
tutelar demon of dram-shops, assumes his
sourest aspect when the rapid progress OF
VINEGAR BITrERs is reported down be-
low" The Peoples Vegetable Tonic Is
playing the mischief with his bitters fired
with rum All diseases which those de-
moniac nostrums aggravate under pretense
of relieving, such as indigestion, siekhead-
ache, constipation, rheumatism, gout, and
intermittent fevers, are cured by it.
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The Republican Executive Committees OF
the several counties will please apportion
the number of delegates they are enti-
tied to among the several townships, wards,
and precincts, and see that their counties
are properly represented.
THOS. W. GORDON,
Chairman Repub. Ex. D. C.
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w-s. M. PETTENGILL IS:Co, 10 State Stree,
Boston, 81 Park Row, New York, and I01 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, authorized Agents for pro-
curing advertisements for the News in the above
cities and authorized to contract for advertising at
our lowest raIes
S. II. PARvIN Advertising Agent, No. 16s Vine
Street. between Fourth and Fifth, is Agent for the
News in Cincinnati.
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Some further information as to the
Michigan & Ohio r. r. will be found
in another column.
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DIR. SLarp's Specific cures Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint Constipation, Vomiting of Food, Sour
Stomach, Water Brash, Heartburn, Low spirits,
most obstinate cases Sold by druggists generally.
J. ]. Brown, Agent for Hillsborough, Ohio. Depot,
145 Eighth ST., New York. Circulars mailed on ap-
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