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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1879-07-24

eXeitements Of passion and vice. A
little library, growing larger every
year, is an honorable part of a young
mans history. 1t is a mans duty
to have books. A library is not a
luxury, but one Of the necessaries of
life. - Beecher.
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Arrival and Departure OF
Nails

R. R. mails arrive daily except Sunday, at "a
q. m. and GA p. m. Depart daily except Sunday
at $50 a. m. and l.50 p. m.
n. B. Railroad malls close 30 minutes before
departure Of trains.
Ripley mail, for Newmarket, Sugartree Ridge,
MOurytOWn, New COrwin, Emerald, &C, arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at p. m. De-
parts Monday, Wednesday and Friday at ] a. m.
Eastern msil, for Dallas, RainsbOrO, New Pc
tsrsburg, Greenfield, BaiDbridge, Paint, Sinking
Springs, Marshall, North Union, Carmel, &C, ar
rivals Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at p. m,
Departs same days at I a. m.
Fayetteville mail, for Nevin, PricetOWn, Hollow
town, Buford, Sicily, &c, arrives Wednesday and
Friday at p. m. Departs same days at Z q. m.
Belfast mail, for Berryville, Belfast, May Hill,
LOvatts, &C., arrives Tuesday and Friday at II. 80
q. m. Departs same days at 1880 p. m.
Sabina mail for samantha, Highland, Memphis,
Sabina, &c, arrives Tuesday and Friday at p. m
Departs Wednesday and Saturday at 40 a. m.
] NJ. BARRERE, P. N.
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The Oglethorpe (Ga.) Echo, a
Democratic newspaper, speaking Of
Ewing's nomination, says: "The
nomination Of this creature is simply
equivalent to an overwhelming de-
feat to our party" There ought
to be some way, however, to punish
the editor Of that paper for speaking
of Ewing as ''this creature. Itisn't t
nice, and then it doesn't promote
harmony in the party.
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WHOLE NO. 2252.


Washington Dispatch to the New
Y. Graphic. Representative Spring
er, Of Illinois, and Hewitt, Of Ala
bama, were sitting in the clOak-r0om
the other day, gossiping on the Pres
ldential campaign. Springer asked
Hewitt how Grant would run IN the
Southern States. Said Hewitt
"Run ? We haven't got rifles and
shot guns enough in the South to
keep the niggers from voting for
him. Which seems to be the feel
ing among the Southern Democrats.
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Our Institute.


the Highland Co. Teachers Associa.
ton will be organized on Monday,
Aug. 4th, 1879, to continue one
week. Professors John Ogden, oi
Worthington, O., and Eli T. Tap
pan, of Gambler, o., will be the sole
instructors.
The daily order of exercises will
be as follows:
A. NJ.
8 80 Opening Exercises.
8 As Arithmetic, Eli T. Tappan.
9 25 Reading, John Ogden.
10 5 Recess.
10 20 Music, Miss Nora Cluxton.
10 80 Algebra, Eli T. Tappan.
II 10 Discussion.
II so Adjourn.
PM
l 80 Music, Miss Nora CluXton.
1 40 Grammar, John Ogden.
2 20 Geography, E. 7. Tappan.
8 90 Recess.
8 Is Music, Miss Nora Cluxton,
8 25 Teaching, John Ogden.
4 O5 Miscellaneous Business.
4 80 Close.
Profs. Ogden and Tappan viii de-
liver Public Lectures at the City
Hall, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings.
We think that it is a very good
programme, and wish to compli-
ment the Elk. Com. on their efforts.
Teachers will remember that there
is but one week, and that, if they
wish to be pro6ted by the Institute,
they must give it their undivided
attention for the week. By such
course we can gain more informa-
ton than in two weeks of our usual
Lstless and ''cause-T Tve-nothing else
te-dO" attendance.
From the adage, "What costs lit
tie is valued accordingly" we are
led to think that it would be a good
policy to collect our usual fee for
the Reunion, and use the money to
employ instructors for another week.
We would not be understood as OBJ
jecting to the Reunion, but we mere
ly wish to throw out the hint that
the teachers of the county are able
to employ instructors.
But, turn out en- n1dSse, teachers,
and let US have a rousing Institute,
and not spend half the week getting
ready to go the other half
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Across-l. A coin. 2. An indehiscent fruit. g. A
Jewish tradition. 4. Swimming. 3. A washing. g.
To lend again.
Down.. A letter. 2 A coin. Q. A kind Of GUS
t0mary,payment by tenants 4. A scrfDturaI UroDer
name, 8 Intrigue. 8. A plOwman. Z. Winged. s..
A plant g. Also. 10. An abbreViatiOu. IL. A letter.
lib. ELSIE b.
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Teachers Column.
DAVID BAILEY, EDITOR.

Communications for this department are sOIic-
tied from the teachers Of the county. All COM
municatiOns shOuld he addressed to DAVID BAL
LEY, HIGHLAND p. o., HIGHLAND Co., o., and
should reach him at least ten dogs before the issue
Of the paper in which they are expected to ap-
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I. mol see It plainly. 2. Why should the tower
of Babel be thrown down. 3. Do you expect q
crop OF half a crop with such plOWing7 g. Does
the stomach err7 think so when &c calls Tor grog s.
Qua the police to club ugly peOple2 8. Where lB
my ink2 put it on this table, Z Can't you see it3
A blind man could. s. Z, d.
-rh
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WORD PUZZLE.

Whole, I shOuld be learned and pi0us;
Behead, and am a crime;
Twice behead, and I am close Kin;
Once more, aud am q proposition.
lib. PUZZLED.
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The Ist in water but not In drink;
The 2d i'm otter, but nOti mink;
The Sd in money, but not 10 change;
The 4th in stove, but not in range;
The 9Th I'm music, but not IN note;
The 9Th in pauper. but not in blOat;
The 7th in heath, but not in air;
The sth in head, but not iu hair;
The 9th in manners, but not IN style;
The 10Th in league, also in mile;
The whole composed Of gases two,
Without which we cannot do.
-[Cin. Times. CIT.
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WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR
MEN

Frequent and constant advertising brought me
all Own.-A. r.. STEWART.
Success depends upon liberal patronage Of
printing Ofices.-J. j, AsTOR.
The road to fortune is through printers ink
P. T. BAREUM.
How can the world know q man has a good
thing unless he advertises possession Of it7-COR-
EELIUs VANDERBILT,
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ARITHNIETICAL PrzzLE.
RHOMBOID PUZZLE.

Place the nine digits In a square, in such q o o
manner that when added up, down, aCrOss, o o
or ObIquely, the sum viii be IS. o 90
lib. A. s.
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Young Folks Corner.
POETICAL ENIGMA.

CoRRECTION.-In the problem published last
week the ratio should Eavs been 80 instead Of %.
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/. !. / . &. : !. q ]. !
II uURn To $1,000 A YEAR, or 8 to
NyHHN $50 a day in your own lOCali-
Nty. No risk. Women do AS
well as men, Many make
more than the amount stat
ed above. No one can fail
to make money fast. ANY
" " " ~ one can do the work You
csn make from so cts. to 81 an hour by devOting
your evenings and spare time to the business. It
Gusts nothing to Try the business. Nothing like il
for money making ever offered before. Business
pleasant and strictly honorable. Reader, if You
want to know all about the best paying business
before the public, send us your address and we
will send you full particulars and private terms
free; samples worth S. also free; you can then
make I'D yOur mind for yourself. Address GEO.
STINSON 3 CO., POrtlsnd, Maine. ju26yl
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Answers to "YOung Folks Corner" for July II:
To PFObIem-307ti5I

To Charade- Coed Luck.
TUPOetical Enigma-T Yesterday.
To PuZzle-Iake cylindrical piece Of wood one
nch in diameter cut it IN the form Of wedge one
inch long, and the edge one inch, the base Of the
wedge Is a circle.
To Diamond Puzzle
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DIR. s. j. SPECS

VWTILL now c1ve his entire time to the practice
W OF his Profession. He has had extensive
experience and will give special attention 20 the
TreGtment Of Chronic Diseases.
OPTICAL the New Drugstore, Main Street,
Utmau's Block. Residence West Walnut st. near
the Public School House, HiusbOrO, Ohio.
iu1syI
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VOL 43- NO. I8.
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TILDEN AND FRAUD"
The Famous Cipher Dispatches
The N. Y. Tribune's Trans
lation of Them.
THEIR HISTORY IN BRIEF,
And a Fac Simile Of One Of the mo
ses' Dispatches.
HOW SAMMY'S WICKED FRIENDS
TRIED TO BUY THE
PRESIDENCY,
But 81 ''UnbekmOWnst'' to Him Of Course.
An Interesting Chapter IN Ameri-
can Politics.
TILDEN AND FRAUD"
An Interesting Chapter IN Ameri-
can Politics.

But ''UnbeknOWnst'' to Him Of Course.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-01

1lho Iunlor senator fea Onlo,
ssss g ssEsrsssyt; sss yt;ssl.ss ssi.s,s -s G.ss ys.ss
Il CcnsreSs s-.Autosnsta tm CanA.
X Wnn1.s0enatOr COnklanF'. style o.
6SS -ffS HIS PerfectlOms-.TAe
y N6W pemec Between Eunr9peam end
lsyi XRS1Sc~n Reateausem..n1OW eOsne
4 00no1oFn Dress--Buttons Aeseneta.
4 @ally sand PhilosoPhicalAy Con
d11ersd, <.8 % WY
trou our Regular correspondence.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-01
HnAAsasasas sssTS-nay.
Coelsv norA and Uest seinds, risino baro-
~ ~ Ssw scsatksr. 4
Uuuo1wnQTolegrophao Glnn1n

( u.sognerslsgraphae ennpunary.
II prsnelpal portion Of Ossnburg .
Rnrlian ~ ef 900 inhAhltAnts, on
the Ural River, has been destroyed By
ars. The loss Of life Is not yet known,
The IRE b attributed TO political mslcon-
tsufs.- The village Of Gratchenko, on
Tho volga, has a:so boon totally destroy
- by nrs.--The English' Government
has In eiIbct deeiinsd to answer . ques.
tion to be put by Sir Robert Peel, ask
ing ifths 0ovsrnment would interfere ID
mitigate the severity Of Rusias meas.
ures against the Nihilists.--At the salt
Of NJ. AcHenEy > Temporary injunction
has been issuad ln England against the
propossd lease Of ths Allan tic and ereai
Western TO the Erie.-It IL now deciar.
ed that thsss was no truth In the report
that Garibaldi had opened . subscrip.
TO buy I million rines to arm Italy lin
IN aftsr-dinner speech to . conservative
associatiation Last night Lord Salisbury
declared that IL 0overnsnent would no,
depart from the treaty Of Berlin.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-01
Art Notes.

Pictures for the Chicago Exposition
next fall must be in by August Z.
Toby Rosenthal will not leave San
Francisco for Munich until June.
~. Fl. Lazarus, the portrait painter, has
sailed on Saturday for six months stay
abroad.
Gustav Schafner's King Lear and the
Fool Is expected in San Francisco from
Munich.
Florence is preparing for grand ex-
hlbition of retrospective art, which will
be open in the fall. 4Dff
az The New Orleans Loan Exhibition, in
= aid OF the Home for the Aged and Infirm
opened last Monday. fena
The st. Louis Sketch Club, which was
started year ago, with three members,
how has twenty-four, and permanent
quarters. ff
The st. Louis Loan Exhibition opened
OH the evening Of the 22nd instant, at the
old Mary Institute building, and seems
from local advices to be a success.
8 Al the exhibition at the Boston Mu.
eeum OF Fine Arts, which opened lasi
Week, there were over 25O oil paintings
aud over 100 water colors, crayons, etc
A museum will be established II
Switzerland of the uniforms and arm.
which the Swiss have borne IN the ser
vice OF their country and in that of th,
European monarchies since the Middl,
Ages.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-01

-f It Is foolish for any one to have the
face full Of pimples, 6otches, etc, when
l)r. Bulps Baltimore pills can be bought
Tor - cedts, at any drug store.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-01

RspublIcan party 10 denouncs ", for
there - 20 hOnest voter IN. the land who
would not turn his back upon party
that sanctioned and supported . wrong
20 monstrous. II y one that no political
cxpediency can Justify. and one that
p not absolutely devoid Of honor or
hvmsnity. 4 snsii taa 'ps
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-04
CHURCH NOTES.

Two Of the "hallcluinh lasscs, scouts of
the salvation army under the general the
Rev. William Booth have arrived at
Glasgow, where they have begun Il series
o. revival meetings.
The Rev. DR.. McMullcn. VICAR general
Of diocese Of Chicago and rector of the
Cathedral, will undoubtedly succeed the
late Bishop Foley. The names Of the Fa.
theirs Riordan and Conway; also of Chicago
have been sent to Rome with his.
The lIillsboro, H., Presbyterian church
has been fortunate in its creditors. Some
time ago Mr.. Joseph T. Ecclcs gave the
church a debt due him Of 2,002, and late
Is, Mrs. Mary $. Padcn donated it Il note
held by her late husband against the SAID
church, amounting principal and interest,
to S0l6,43.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon, OF the western
Holmes" Association. have been holding
revival meetings, ut WilSonville, Iowa, and
there has been such quarrel as to the best
way Of conducting these services that DIS
turbanccs are frequent in church, the
preachers are pelted on theli way hoiie'
the wheels taken oil of worsIipers, wagons
and SO on.
English "stalwart" churchmen are great
~ disguised ut the announcement in the
innaie, lie Notre Dame de Lourdes of u
visit made by the Prince OF Wales on the
oSh ofFcbruary last to the baslioa, crypt
and grotto Of Lourdes. "lIis royal high
ness the Aannalcs reports, always digni-
fled and respectful, gave evidence Of senti
mcnts of Srcligious emotion. He said on
his return that he had not expected to find
in France in this century OF unbelief u
place where faith was so strikiugly mani
tested.
At Lawrence Kan, considerable excite
ment was occasioned on the EVENING" of the
cath, in st, Mary's church, BY the attempt
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-04
Latest News.
LATE DISPATCHES.
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
THE SENATE.


SPRINGFIELD, May 2,--Mr. Hoener
moved to suspend the rules and take up
his resolution providing for the limiting of
speeches to five minutes The motion was
carried.
Mr.. Hamilton objected to the preamble
in that it recited that the people were de-
sirous Of speedy adjournment lie didn't
think the people wanted this general as
scmbly to quit until it was through with
the important matters. He moved to strike
out the preamble, which was adopted.
Mr.. Joslyn thought the resolution should
not pass. No member could discuss I'M
portant measures in five minutes. He then
moved to refer the resolution to the COM
mittce on rules, which was carried.
Mr. Talsaferro from the committee on
agriculture and drainage reported the re-
vised and rearranged drainage bill which
was ordered printed.
At this juncture Mr.. Whiting came to
the front and asked that his express bill
be taken. Objections were intcrposed.
motion to suspend the rules for that pur-
pose was then made, but defeated.
Mr. Gallon then entered a motion to re-
consider the vote by which senate bill 2GS
was defeated yesterday. This bill provides
for obtaining reports from banks on call
| OF the auditor. The senate refused to re-
consider by tie votc-the president giving
the casting vote.
When the senate convened in the after
noon Mr.. Hunt introduced a resolution pro-
viding that the committee drainage bill be
given the full freedom of the road. The
resolution was adopted.
Bills on third reading were then taken up
Senate bill so. providing that the state
board of health may refuse certificates tc
individuals guilty of unprofessional con,
duct, and that it shall not be deemed TN.
professional for physicians to advertise Their
business, was taken UP and passed.
Senate bill 46O to license and to proyid,
for taxing persons, companies or corpora
tons doing express business on any railroad
in this state came up in order and was
read a third time.
The bill provided that express compan
les shall make an annual report to the audi.
tor Of public accounts stating among Other
things the gross amounts of all their re
ceipts in this state from every source o
their business, and that said companie
shall pay into the state treasury specia
tax of one per cent Of the gross ameun
received.
Mr.. Whiting said that he understood tina;
there was no opposition to the bill, but not
outstanding this understanding he pro
cecdeed to discuss the bill at considerable
length.
THE HOUSE.
A number of bills were read secont
time and ordered to third reading.
The following bills were passed
House bill 105, preventing any addition
by the state officers for failure to collec
commissions, etc, to the levy authorized
by the legislature. The practice has beer
to add ten per cent The Legislature in
cludcs in its levy all expenses, includin!
commissions, failure to collect, etc.
House bill j32, limiting the rate of taxa
ton in cities to one and three quarter cent
for purposes except TO pay the Bonded deb
ana interest on the same.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-04
Cit RICHES.

AFRICAN " Fourteenth street. between
~ Walnut and Cedar streets; services sabbath II
o. N and 1;yJ p. ~; Sunday school :Dp III.
CHEISTIAN-Ei Eighteenth street; meeting Sab
Y bath 1879 p. m. preaching occasionally
CHURCH or THE RRDEEMER-,Epi,copaO
\ Fourteenth street: Morning prayer Isa19athl
100 %. m; evening prayers, 80 b. M Sabba'h
ecAoo. " a. M Rev. 81 J. Dillon.Lec, Rector.
ENP>T MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
i Preaching AZ 1880 "a. ~, p m, and ~ p m
sabbath 'ch0o. az 100 p ~. Rev. /. D. SHORES
pastor.
I UTHERAN- Thirteenth street; services Sab.
IL hatA II o. 10. aud - p. M; Sunday rthoo. 20.
N, kcF. Dgcr-guucr, pastor.
IETHODIsT-Co Eighth and Walnu, streets;
vi Preaching sabbath 1919 ~. and p. ~.
priyer meeting. "Wednesday - b. IN; Sunl-!
School. p. N. Rev s. =. Morrison, pastor.
DRE~BYTERIAN- Eighth street; preaching on
! Sabbath 90 MOO a. m. and 'an D. m; prayer
meeting wednesday g., 80 m: sunday @chOoI
81. r Re- y y George pastor.
CECUND FREEWlLL BAPTIST - fifteenth
= s'..p.. between N1'ug' aud Cedar sucri-; stI
vice. sabbath AT and $50 ?. 20.
ST.JO~EPH' Roman CathoAcl Corner Cross
- ugG Walnut streets, services sabbath lu,5l a.
H.: sunday school at . =. 3d.; Nc.pe., p M ser
S..- every day rs : % 80.
CT PkTWCK> Eamau Catholic Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue services N1p
p1'a a.a lOa M. Nc.prr- 3 p. IN; sunday school
= o. u.: service. every dag al D. ~. Rev r. HuOe.
price, -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-04
yEliETINE
VEGETINE
THE VERY BEST MEDICINE
-FOR--
Dyspepsia and Indigestion.

MG. X II, STEVEN. - '''' maj" So '''''
,, peoT S,r3Oncc more take the pen to praise the
KID OF Medicines, Ncgctine When | began 10
tske Nrselinc two year. ago'with such marked ben.
CIV; ~! friends thought 1t was a stimuau effect.
a a Noad soon subsidc, leaving me ~ bad a. be.
wlt, thinking that some OF those who read the
tsuIhohial that wrote at that time might think
,nJ samr, write once more 10 satisfy them on that
punt since began To take Hcgeine almost two
YEAR ago, have gained steadily until the present
I'm I'm ~ when am enjoying my former health and
nI'ur' myself cured by Negetinc Two wears
vs. NG' W low a. man could be and live | was
,ouIT"u 10 Inc bed for eight months, and given up
JJ ~; Wy gIsht doctors some Of the most skill
Su III NE state. They said | had several
ul,ta'g'' Including consumption heart disease and
ITsnr'a o'lers, equally fatal, and must die But
NrfcuAt' taken u, last resort, brought me through
ahG 10 mat owe my life, Since my health began
~ IMPROVE, have made study Of dsease, and find
Wy vl9'e Of my symptoms 10 have been Dyspepsia
VI Indigestion, end also md that five cases OF
disease In every six are effects Of the same cause
Nhen Tie food Il not properly digested in the stom
ach' II becomes poisonous. putrid mass. which IL
aDsofOcd into the blood, and by that L. conveyed 10
all paris OF the system, causing symptoms of disease
IN any 0rall of the organs of the body: and If this
cause /, not removed these symptoms become In
time organic diseases. have given Negetine a
thorough test IN my own case, and also In that of
many Of my acQuaintances, and find 1t to be the
Ve'y best medicine extani 70: Dyspepsia or lndges
tit 2. one OF the symptoms OF which il usually the
belef that yOu have some orglpir disease. | am
well known In the towns OF Gof-tOWn Weare. and
Newton. Of this state n II }, and can furnish an
uhdGniabc corrobOraiion OF all these statements.
lwi Willingly answer any letters of inquiry in re.
CARA TO my own case, or theuse of Negetine.
Yours truly A j BURBECk.
will follow IL use