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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1879-05-01

A pretty little Quaker-S is the
sweetest letter in loves alphabet
CLukens. How about a darling lit
tie -ehiek-a-bid-D ?- LSteubenville
Herald.
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Frank LeSlie's Sunday Magazine for
Nav


Nay
Not only holds its own, and fully main
tanning its excellence, but Is constantly
presenting new features of attraction, and
growing in popular favor. To the attract.
iveness of beauty it adds the solid worth
of the practical and useful, and deserves
to be everybOdy's Sunday Magazine. The
opening article is a highly interesting de-
scnptiYe one Of Of "The Amos" a peculiar
race Of people who inhabit the northern
part of Japan. The department Of fiction
is unusually rich in continued and short stO-
ries; Of the former "David Fleming's For
giveness' is becoming intensely interesting
as the story draws nearer the consummati0n.
There are numerous short stories BY pOpu-
lar writer's; 'Forecastle Jack, by Frank
Converse, possesses genuine merit. Mrs.
Elizabeth /. Brooks contributes a paper
on Couture" which viii we'll repay pc
rusal as will also "Gather the Fragmeuts," ("
BY Rev Mr. Adams. The lovers Of poetry
will not fail to appreciate the variety and
excellence Of the poems. In "Hours with
English Sacred Poets, there are the com
positions of Shirley, William Harrington
and Richard CrashaW. Among the con
LIlDuLoIS are IACLtU lllEls l4aLlC L. Eve q
prize poem,) S. Gibson Foster, James, C.
Lamb, james Grahame, Luther D. Bradley,
ETC., etc. The Hon. S. S. Cox has an ad-
mirable sketch Of the late Professor J.
Henry. "A Mothers Influence is by the
late Senator Pratt. ''Uncle John Vassar"
by H. A. Teyguern; Washington and his
Mother" HMy Dream" BY Rev. r. n.
Sledd, D. D., are papers Of great interest.
The "Home Pulpit" contains a sermon by
the editor on the subject, Jesus, our Mar
tyr" and there is also a highly edifyiug
Exegesis. The Miscellany is vOluminous,
embracing a large yarietyo subjects inter-
esting, entertaining and replete with valu-
able information The number contains
l28 quarto pages, and about 100 handsome
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Bghead what no one has too much Of.
Behead a water course. -..
Bchead one OF our largest exports.
Behead part oE a fashionable dress
Leave from each what cones from above, r
-[I. Comp Z. ". o.
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Symptoms Of aDiseasedLiver.

i Symptoms Of a DiseasedLiver.
] Dam in the right side, under the
A edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient IS rarely able to lie
on theleft side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
/ frequently extends TO the top Of the
/ shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for Theumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss of appe-
tite and Sickness; the bowels in gen
ersl are -cosdve, sometimes alternative
with lax; tsee head IS troubled With
/ pain, accomplish with q dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally a considerable loss of mem
Ory, accompanied With a painful sen
saiOn 81 having left undone some
thing which ought TO have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an.
attendant. The patient complains Of
sweariness and debilitg; he IS easily
startled, his feet are cold OF burning,
and he o3pleins. .of a prickly. sensa-
ton Of the skin; ms spirits are low;
and although he IS satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial 10 him, yet
he can scarcelyfsammsn up foritude
enough to try It. InzIaet, he disuusts
every. remedy Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have. occurred where few of them ex-
lsted, yet eEamInatIOu Of the body,
after death has shown the LIVER 70
shave been excessively deranged
AeUE AND FEVER
DR.. c. MCLANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken E.h Qunne, afe Productive Of
the naosi happy results. No better
scatharhc can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise ar who are afflicted with tbs
diseaseto give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as
a simple BuTgadYs they are unequaled.
RETEARE OF IuETATIeNs.
The genuine are never sugar coated. ~
Eyery box has q red wax seal on the I'D,
with the impression DIR. MCLANEis LIVER
FILLs e ~
Inc genuine AicLANE's LIVER Pills bear
the signatures Of c. MCLANE and FLEMING
BROS. on the wrappers.
lasist upon having the genuine DR. c.
MeLANE's s LIVER Pills, prepared by FleIn-
ing Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
iuIl Of limitations Of the name ncL0nS,
spelled differently but same. pronunciation
lvIerTeoIrR 80
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CROsswORD ENIGMA

NY first Is in mat, but n0tin rugs
nv second is in dram, bat not in iuEi
NY third is in down, huf notfn feather;
Nv fourth IS IN hide buE not in leatheri
NV fifth Is In sun, but not i'm ray
Ny sixth is IN clover, but not iE hayi
Nv seventh is IN song, bat not in dittyi
. nv whole you win and is q Western city.
-rfb N. C. M.
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DOUBLE ACROsTIC.

1. A sea in Europe. g A medley. 3. A pas
toral poem. A.. A tree. s An animal allied %
me camel 6. sIucgish. 2. One Of the nve r8ees.
-rY. C1snu. RI I. CHARLES I. HOUSTON
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Kearney is requested to quit
speech making by the friends of the
new California constitution. They
fear his harangues will influence the
people again st it, and from all parts
of the State are coming complaints
of the injury he is doing the cause
he has espOused.
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Jackson Standard: There are
about forty Democratic papers in
Ohio opposing the nomination Of
Gov. Bishop. The editors Of all
these papers expected to be ap-
pointed Supervisor Of Public Print
ing, or State Librarian. ''And that's
what's the matter with Hammer.
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Why Is the letter z the unsafest in the alphabet3
Because its always al-scrlTf.
can cracked voice be called q tone 2.
4 ueu-sh hunuCr-the escaped convict
. scrub r8ce-kitchau girls.
The oldest basg-burner-a mothers slipper.
A Pacific male-a hsnpeCked husband
Where the girl Is won, young man. % won't pc
long till You are both one.
''You can curEy favor with me, said horse %
his groom.
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Marietta Register: The Democ-
racy often taunt Republicans about
Gen. Longstreet. The General said,
''tbe Lost Cause is a dead cause
and should be buried out Of sight. 1"
That is, this is a Nation, not a Con
federaey, and that's the difference
between Gen. Longstreet and Ben,
Hill -.
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Mother, then, unto your daushter
Speak Or something higher far
Than 10 be- mere fashions Lady
Woman" is the brightest star.
II you, in your strong affection,
Urge your son 20 be a true man,
Urge your daughter no less strongly
To arise aud be q woman. q
Yes, a woman brightest mOde
or that hleh and perfect beauty,
Where The mind and souI and body
Blend 70 work out lies great duty.
Be woman naught Is higher q H
On the gilded crest Of fame;
On the catalogue OF virtue
There's no brighter, holier name.
Bea woman! On to duty ~ -
Raise the world from all thnt's low -- ra-s
Place high In the social heaven
VIrtue's halr and radiant bow. H
Lend thy influence % each Effort
That shall raise our nRt1re humhni sF
Be not fshIon's giddy lady
BeaDrave. whoie-soUIed, true woman.
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ADOPTED Aprillo, 1879.
UNITED STATES OF AlERICA, OH0,l
Office of the secretarv uf St7te- i

OIIll q IlIl -l--lIl-l .-'7.-.-'
I, Milton Barnes, Secretary Of State Of the STATE
Of Ohio, do hereby certify, that the foregoing is
q true copy Of Joint resolution passed hT the
General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio on the 10Th
day Of April, A. D. 1879, taken from the original
rolls fled In this oflce. HH-
In testimony VII hereOf, J. have hefeunio
H... subscribed my name and affixed ny on
rsEAL1 cial seal at Columbus the 18th day Of April,
-H A.DI8T9 MILTON BARNE8,
apl41taw6m Secretary Of State
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NEW RICH blood!

PARSONS PURGATIYE PILLS make New
Rich Blood and will completely change the blood
in the entire system 10 three months. Any per-
son who will take 1 pill each night from TO l2
weeks NAV be restored 0sound health, if such a
th1g be 0nssibG- SEM bT mail for letter
stamps Is. JOHNSON. 5 CO., Bangor, Ne. L
aprfTw4
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Young Folks Corner.


rr DIAMOND PUZZLE
3. A c0us8nant.
2. An article.
8 Are used in drawing heavy loads.
8. LiberaHty. H..--. -.
5. A girls name
6. A place for swine.
2 Sometimes cOnsoDant.-
Commonwealth.
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]
The law concerning new sehoo
districts is bearing fruit in Penn
Township. Though the Board O.
Education there have just defeated
one new district, two new petitions
will be presented to that body, al
its April meeting, probably calling
for two more expensive lawsuits.
The New Vienna Register thinks
we have undertaken big task, and
we think so too; so big that we shall
not attempt much more single
handed.
We are not backing down, but, as
stated frequently before, we are with
out personal interest, and shall now
leave to the teachers of the county
the subject of change in the Board
Of School Examiners. We should
be pleased to hear from weII-mean-
ing teachers, on either side of the
question. By well-meaning teachers
we refer to those who can discuss
the matter without running into
personalities.
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81 woMAN.

on I've heard gentle moiher,-
As the tTiighf hours began, a
Pleading with a son on duty,
Urging Aim % Be AmGu. -er-a ID 6 q
Bun unto her bueeyed daughter, ~ y
Though with loves words quite as ready,
Points she out the other duty
''Strve my dear to De a lady"
What's lady? 1sit something
Made or hoops, and silks and AlTs,
Used to decorate the parlor,
Like the fancy rings and chhirsG ..-
Is Il one that wastes on noveih .---g
Every feeling that is human9
II ts this to be lady, t
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We spent a couple of hours very
pleasantly in the upper grades of the
Greenfield schools last week.
The teachers there are anxious to
know whether "the mountain is com
ing to Mahomet," or whether, as
heretofore, 'Mahomet must go to
the mountain"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1879-05-01

Americans eat twice as much salt as
the English.
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Answer to t,harade ia sToubg Folss Corner"
of April ~ FaieweI. "
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poFT1cAL RIDDLE.

Z. A large package or bundle .....
g. Helps a man ont Of lat1
Also very handy to hft by
Speak the word without fail.
8. Children are quite apt TO do
4. Is never square,
Also where you exercise your heels
.r Guess If you dare
-LY. Comp
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senate Joint Regolution,

Proposing an Amendmsat 10 oSseti0usT Three and
Fire, article -Four, ?fd6e Consultation, Re-
organizing The Judiciary Of The STATE.
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The Republican party is not en-
tirely extinct in Louisiana Thirty
four Republicans and Independents
are elected to the constitutional con
ventioD, to about one hundred
Democrats.
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Business Directory.

Fitess. For 4 inoh spacs, SO q yeari k.inch, ssa
year y lnchf $ q year.
G1-TEalTe lines Of this tIps make fnch. -
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Ma. Gau subsorlbere-POstage Free
Town and Hillsboro P, o. Sub
ecribera. -

To Subscribers IN HillsbOro and vicinity, the
NEWS VII be promptly delivered by Carrier OF 90
me Post once or Oico Of publications. on the fol
lowing terms; H.sr.
In advance oT within month s....4l 80
At the end Of months. ..a......... ...a.. 75
AT TIE enc Of the year. q. --4-ss 3 90
- An advance payment Preferred in all cases.
eub1cri0eEs wiz be notified Of the expiration OF their
nme y cross heir paperE, or bY bills enclosed.
y. h.-We do not discontinue papers sent to
Town Subscribers unless specially ordered to DO so
untl al orTcaraEes are paid, e. general rule. ~
equivalent 70 oHieriug the paner Continned
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Mr. Morton looked up from a pile of
letters he was perusing as Byron For
sythe entered at his summons. q have
received no receipt for the money you
mailed last Tuesday evening, Did you
make no mistaken cycling the youth
sharply.
II mailed them, sir, at the corner he
returned, respectfully, the rich blood
mounting b his cheeks as he cOmpIe-
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A,HARMAN

ATTORNEX AT law
Once, Southeast Corner Main and High SIS, room
no stairs. auElYt
Daily Republican., 1879-03-22
Prairie Fire.

Terrible prairie fires have recently dc,
vastatcd a tract ten miles long and thre,
miles wide, in Republic and Cloud coun-
ties, Kansas. One hundred dwellings
were destroyed, besides out-buildings,
grain, farming implements, cct., and
the people had to seek refuge from the
flames in cellars and excavations. One
person-a woman--was burned to death,
and several others were severly injured
The loss of property is about $40, 900.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-22
Tenuessees Debt,

Fhs Senate Of Tennessee yesterday,
a small majority, passed q bill for
settlement Of the State debt at AZ
lts on the dollar, and interest at 4
cent. After its passage a telegram
/ read both in the Senate and House,
pa Mr.. Kelley, ofN-w York, Chair
|n Ct the Boniholders' Committee,
|ns that the bondholders would not
bte their proposition for 20 cents on
dollar and i per cent. interest, ex-
ping to except 4 per ceLt. interest
(lhe first four-ysats. A settlement
vren the Legislature and the bond
lprs is now considered hopeless.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-22
NO INvESTIGATION.
Tho special InvesiigatiOn Commit.
tee at Dover Refusc 10 Investigate
the County Officers.

In the beginning of the present Leg
islative term it will be recollected tina
Mr.. Dean introduced resolution pro
viding for an investigation into tn,
county Offices OF New Castle count,
which motion at that time was defeat.
ed, subsequently, however, the citizens
petitioning in large numbers in favor
OF such investigation, the resolution
was offered in a modified form. and
Messrs. Dean, Lambson and Doran were
appointed committee to which the Dc.
titions We're referred. The following is
a copy Of the petition:
Your petitioners, citizens Of New Cas-
tie county, of the State of Delaware,
look with disgust at the efforts that
have been made by interested parties to
prevent an enquiry into the amounts
of monies received by our county Off
cials as fees and allowances. If every
matter in our county Offices has been
properly managed there can be no cause
why the people should not have any
information they may require of their
officers who are only the servants of the
people. We therefore ask your honor
able bodies to make such an investiga-
tion that we may be able to know lust
the exact situation Of how --the Offices
have been managed and the amount OF
money paid to each county officer. And
your petitioners will ever pray, etc.
Mr.. Dean being chairman of the COM
mittee called it together, but both Mr.
Lambscn and Mr.. Doran declined to
take any action in the matter. Under
these circumstances Mr.. Dean being left
in minority, made to the House on
Friday morning the following minority
report:
To THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The undersigned chairman of the
special committee to whom was referred
the petition of 1903 citizens of the coun
ty OF New Castle, respectfully begs leave
tosubmit the following statement:
The majority of the said committee
have declined to make any formal re
port, and having so instructed the un-
dersigned, he begs leave to state that
fact to the House.
The undersigned, however, as the
minority of the said committee recog-
nizing the constitutional right of every
citizen to petition the General Assem-
bly, for the redress of any real or sup
posed grievance would have been graf
ified to have recommended such pre-.
ceeding as would have afforded prop
er opportunity for an investigation of
the matter referred to in the said peti-
tion, but being powerless in the premi-
ises, heis compelled to content himself
with this expression of his readiness to
have treated the prayer of the many
petitioners with that consideration to
which he considers them entitled, if it
we're in his power as a minority of the
committee to make any recommen-
iation looking to that result.
Respectfully, WILLIAM DEAN.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-22
Murdered by a Tex az Rn fIian.

New Orleans, La, March 2o-A spe-
cial dispatch to the Times from Marshall,
Texas, says that last night after the
Ward Barrymore Combination had fin
ished playing, the company went to the
depot to await train. Maurice Barry
more, b. G. Porter and female attache
ofthe combination were in lunchroOm,
when James Currie, detective, entered
and made sighting remarks abont the
lady, to which exceptions were taken
by Barrymore and Porter. After some
words Currie drew pistol and shot
Porter in the abdomen, killing him al
most instantly, then turning he shot
Barrymore through the elbow, the ball
coming out under the left shoulder, max
ing severe if not dangerous wound
Porter and Barrymore were unarned.
Currie was placed in jail.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-22
IlOn't Re Dcluded.

Bingham, the shoe man will sell you
pes and boots at $40 Market street in
|ich any one can walk 1000 hours.
prices are low, his stock full, COM
|e and Of the best. Just examine
stock of mems, women's and chill
PMS wear, and compare his prices
b, and you are his customer forever.
His motto is "the best for the least
hey" $40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-22
By Mistake.

|liss Tillie Burns, a teacher at No.
s4ool, by mistake on Friday after
|n, threw handsome neck lace and
d finger ring down well in the yard.
+ had a lot Of old rubbish which she
/ taken from the scholars during the
rk piled upon her table, and her
'rIry alongside Of it. In her desire
discard the rubbish she unwitingly
aered up the jswelry and lost it as
Dye stated.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-22
Narrow Escape from Drowning al
the Louisville Fails.

Aspecial despatch from Louisville
Ky, saws:
Captain Boyton's arrival here ha,
created a great sensation. At quar-
ter to five this morning he left Madison
accompanied ny the press boat. Th'
first part of the trip was made very rap
idly in splendid current. The half
way point was reached at hali-pa
vine, being West Point, Ky, twenty
five miles from Louisville. Up to thii
time the river was az smooth as glass
but began to swell and show signs of .
squall. Finally, as Twelve Miles Is
land was passed at five minutes after
eleven, a terrible wind squall struck
the voyager square in the face ana
covered the river with white-capped
waves. A short distance above Louis.
vile a number of steaners were waiting
to escort the Captain, and from one of
these a handsome life saving flag was
presented to him by well known
belle. He continued to paddle down
the stream, surrounded by many
skiff5.
Suddenly roar was heard, and the
white breaker line of .he Louisville
Falls loomed in view. In an instant
Boyton turned roung and began to row
up stream, evidently realizing his
great peril, while the shouts on shore
from the great crowds became suddenly
hushed. For a few minutes Boyton
struggled against the terrible current,
and then tnrned to the yawl contain
ing the press representatives and made
signs Of appeal. Bnt the men at the
oars were too cowardly to approach tie
brim Of the falls. The Captain then
reversed his position, and in a moment
drove straight over the boiling line in
10 the surging waters, where he under
went a most fearful experience from
being tossed from side to side and again
being thrown into the air in a complete
At last the danger was passed, and
4 few minutes after four o'clock he was
picked up by passing steamer and
landed at Portland, two miles below,
he was driven to the Gait
House in that city in carriage. Here
le received the congratulations of many
If Louisville's distin uished citizens
~ his safe escape.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-22
A Colonel.

IT, James S. Grubb has just receiv-
his appointment from Governor
u as one of his staff (in time Of
'r) The document bears the great
Of Delaware, all done in red type,
the commission is nearly two feet
rngth. We understand that the
mel is to be presented with sword
us triends.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-22
special Mention.

Counter and store-fxtures for sale
at j. Halls, Jr., 5O7 Market street, alst
his entire stock of boots and shoes al
and below cost. Bargains can be had
there, as he is selling off to close bust.
ness.
+. McMonagle, dealer in pictures,
picture frames, &C., will continue the
business at his old stand, N. W. corner
Third and King streets.
All the popular hair dyes, cololings
and dressings, are for sale by J. r..
Hartman, Druggist, corner of 5th and
Poplar streets.
Don't fail to have your carpet clean
ed by Ferry's new carpet cleaner.
Save your carpets by having them
cleaned by Ferry & Co.'s new machine.
Trade dollars received at par for a
pair of boots or shoes, at Bngham's,
$40 Market street.
Bingham, at $40 Market street, takes
pleasure in showing goods and giving
prices, selling when he can.
Boots and shoes of all styles and
grades at $40 Market St., which We are
selling at prices lower than ever. Goods
must be seen and prices given to be
appreciated.
If you want good goods for little
money now is the time to buy, and
Bingham's, $40 Market street. adjoin-
ing City Hall, is the place to get them.
The Green Mountain Asthma Cure is
for sale by Taylor & Fullerton, Drug
gists, 302 King street.
DR.. Hower's 10 cent Cough Remedy
never fails to cure cough or cold. For
sale by McInall, I'd and Market streets.
Infants Truss, which are not effected
,y urine, psrspiration or water, at the
.adies' Department of Z. James Belts
Pharmacy. Entrance on Sixth street.
Lady attendant.