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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-01-13

Some people choose always the cheapest
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at the time. This often is not good poll
cy, but when Denig's Cough Balsam can
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Headache, Dyspepsia BHi0usness and
Constipation cured at once by DR.. Net
taur's Headache and Dyspepsia Pills
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DR.. Meitaur's Headache and Dyspepsia
Pills, price 25 cents, cure at once, Head
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GEORGE ELIOT CsIrs. Cross was buried at
Highgate Cemetery, London, during a pouring
rain Dr. Sadler, Unitarian minister, conduct
ing the service. In addition TO Mr.. Cross, the
husband Of the diseased, Prof. Tyndal, Her
bert Spencer, Robert Browning, Edmund Yates,
and other distinguished missionaries Of the
literary and scientific world were present.
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S. NJ. PETTINGILL and Co., 10 State Street
Boston, 81 Park Roe, New York, and 7O1Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia are authorized Agents for pro-
curing advertisements for the News in the above
cities and authorized to contract for advertising at
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Merchfn.s who suffer from Dyspepsia,
Headache, Constipation or Biliousncss, can
be cured BY using DR.. Mettaur's Headache
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The Positive Cure
For aII Female Complaints.


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JOHN D. PARK 8 SON, Gen. Agts, Cincinnati, %
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Ladies, and all who lead sedentary lives
should use DR.. Mettaur's Headache and
Dyspepsia Pills. Price 25cents. For sale
at al Drug Stores. dee30W3d&c0
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PUTTING HIMSELF IN HER PLACE
A STORY FOR HUSBANDS.

Mrs. Gray stood looking out of the win
dow, while her husband put on his hat and
gloves, preparatory to going down town.
They had just risen from q nicely spread
table, and the room was neatly and taste
fully furnished
There was no indication of poverty there,
yet Mrs. Gray's voice and manner were
faltering as she asked for some postage
stamps.
How many?' asked her husband, curtIy
Three viii do. I thought 1 would
write to mother and The girls"
Did you ever reckon up, my dear, how
much you spend fer postage stamps in the
course of q year /? asked Mr.. Gray, as he lit
his fragrant cigar. We'll, let US see You
write at least five letters q week, which is
fifteen cents, and ffty-tWO times fifteen are
seven dollars and eighty cents q year, to
say nothing of paper and envelopes. I
haven't correspondent in the world, out
side my business
Your friends said the wife, live near
you, while mine are in another State. Do
you wish me to give up writing to them p
And her face took on an extra tinge of color.
By no means. merely mentioned the
cost of the thing. But I must 90. Good
bye
'Albertn she said, timidly.'
Mr. Gray turned back.
Can you leave me five or six dollars? I
want to go down town to-day"
Five or six dOllarsp exclaimed Mr..
Gray, in astOnishment What on earth
can you want with five or six dollars?
1 knew you would wonder, but I have
needed some money for 4 lone time tOO oct
a few necessary articles
1 gave you two dollars last week.
IknOw it; and I used it for materials to
work up for our church fair
Church fiddlesticksp said Mr.. Gray con-
temptuOusly. We'll, I can't see what you
need with five Orsix dollars
Here is a list Of what I need said Mrs.
Gray, handing little slip of paper to her
husband:
Dair kid gloves. 90
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II ROtlScbild, Cincinnati o..
MosseltOf-Abe honorably acquitted amidst
tho excitement Of friends. Tel uncle and
friends. T.. EBERsrADr-
Thus ends case Whici; for almost four years
pest, has excited not only the attention Of Gin
oinna6 where the prisoner belonged and tho
STATE Of Texas, but nearly ali the Southern
f0d Western portion Of the country, ROthsehild
being ven known throughout these parts Of the
United States as q travelling salesman
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4 History Of the cass-A Long and Vsxatogs
Trial Ends in the Discharge Of the Pris-
aHnH
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GRAND BOULEVARD HOTEL
Corner 59th st. and Broadway,
NESV YORK.

On both American and European Plans.
Fronting on Central Park, the Grand Boulevard,
Broadway aud Fifty-Ninth Street, this hotel OCcu-
Tses the emf ire square and was built and furnished
atu1expcnsc OF over S400,O0n. Itis one Of the most
clcgalr as well as being the finest located In the
rifv: has passenger Elevator and all modern im-
ur1gemeuts, and Is within one square of the dcpOts
OF the Sixth and Eighth Avenue Elevated Railroad
cars aud still nearer 20 the Br0adway Cars-C0uve-
uieut and accessible from all parts of the city.
Rooms with board g per Gay Special rates for
families ana permanent guests.
uuEZ6mdMAA b. HASKELL Proprietor.
, 1881-07-05

the 1ttEuIGltk NlflsGls u ktIo *casun'lk Sehtn"
ere.l t!t!s afternoon WIS tt's crisis. IheS
saltl the situation WIS dangerous. but hope
fuI, a,lh tint there might possibly Dc son,u.
eilango wl,e] tho sun went down. Tho tor
rid sun f1ually du 20 down, ut Inst, In the
braxun heavens, tut II left tic sky secthInx
furnace.
tho thermometer Was uyor ~ degrees, and rs
evening advanced tho lteat suesl.ul to III
crepy,,, There was not u breAtll Of air. Tho
doctor suited that II change might come Will
tile goll,x down Ut tic sun; 1t was true. 1t
ca,nf bctnre, and It came for Tho WORSE, Moro
guards wero stationed about the approAcliea
| IL tho Wl.tte House. The reltcent nttena"
ants md tlUutktcpers suanlet9 " l'avo been
| given now warning to c0llilno thotr answers
tD lnqutrtes to the olllclat bulletins. hut tl1eFo
wero wl.lsperlnga TINT ifa conditions "oFo
,nucl, moro ul,tuvorablc, that Lilo p1llso wis
Increasing, tint tho ynM!tinE WIS tr'alaent
aud severe, that lho President was Sary fest-
lcss. aIu,, to confirm tho SUD story, tho otll.
lutIn auuql4ccl for q o'clock was
postponol until O'Clock. ono OF tllc
thysIuiaus who temporarily LIT tho ExecsI'
1.-Two A[R1lsion fur luOll,ont olsl fFiclsA tfsat
tie uoytuolu.,e,lt was duo 10 Tie Hnfayorable
gyn,ptu,us, and That they did not care to state
tho real conNit!on OF tho President to thu
uubllu until they absolutely know Wletle'
thoru was u, Increased jnteruml disturbance
AN lluuN uEFonE HUSD0HN, HOWEVER, ,
,nssibly moro, thu President, who ,latl beet
tloz!ur, suil 10 II! attendant pt.yslcIaM; "poe
tor, feel letter thai. have ut at'y tt1n'
s!ncu,sl: 'was wounded" - But tn
,lispatsl. sent atturward by tho Score
mry OF State, betrayed the Ill!
fear that tbs President WIS doome'!
, 1881-07-05
bulletin will be issued ,lntif Tomorrow morn.

o:n T.. II.
The Presidents ct'Iittittofa tt'"ntfl't Il at'
mtt.ed by his nttendlnE pliyH'cla'ts W DO moro
uMfayurnbIo than during tho ''ay, b'lt tne
change Is mt regatdesl as especla''y alatnl.
irx, fur tlio reaso'! TINT tic increased puise
n,ld temperature. wt'lcll arc Us most lfa'!Keo
fcatures, were observe1l about tho same t'ino
Saturday ove''lnE ana last eve'''nR' @ atu woa" "
nhticipaeu to'H, tno u".. ~, ~" ,,.st't..,t ....
eStfe'ieiy WITH a Sose' "s.1 "s,1 sne frl. .,,at
lias pee't M"tu y" ~. .ss., ,1. ,.",.ta,, ..o.
ca'lse "'tl lro l''e p"' ~. a , '''u
OF the lletscs leR ,..t " ~" -. ,, 1 "nv
1fiR i'i'5s'ela1ls ase so'uetM.s ~ ."pIs .s"st /,
posftl!o op.Ioi ,!., up1h ~. ,nsns n,"' a,o.
to''iehts nas'". III, f.f' a," t,,o n,Isa
ILL INC upeI"saio w. ~. 't.... ~" '.v .. .,a
grow lcss l"p uat H.. ~ ~, '.a, '.a - ta
caso !'st neu' ". ..,.s ~ ,s,, ~. In ,,,so
latlent v!.o" e, n,o.H naatJ .,,osa ~ am.
tnal' !. Wu7 s'e a,,.,n .;,o ",.sn,iIn., ,,,vai,
llc'Imtlol1s w ~, 49, ....'s t,,.,,',s ~
clal's say ti4oy wa iino s as'e c,aa +t,a
tho IlesaeIs , isst ,',1sa;,i nntn,, - * n MY
.lato ol ue aast @ "',I ,..,,s" .ax" .I,1tiv ,t,,.
asasa., .'s .oip''" ,"1,trh T IL t"l,rr ~ nj, H.
eac"sst.' ~ ~, ,,t,,.s nh,v., oxnroaar,1
ulc"t'o,a "as .'t,,'au. Snnniatinn At tho
nao .,at e Una ali Mat cnn be
stt.,,,t,, o,td. ID tint tim Ht1tatinn f1f the
p,t positt 'ss. +" or,,tt.ri ,,,t +hnr nra jnt1tcn
.,,,'" ~ nj, abatement of tho u,lfayorublo
lion5 u IL" "p'ss rt t...., ~
symptoms: tosInas'e .'',,."a oa'ss ~ n,,n1
scefetaty Au'. eSp'ssa ., si.tns,,s ,'vJttts,r
dentty nopelui ..aa 'lu ~ I"t,. ~. ~ H., ins,
WI! improve u".nx . 'o .,,,1 s ~ s,son. ~ raasnms
ilGht, ahu l"s .' ,ne,o .sa.,;.,, w.. ~ 0''Se'
1of expectnE " HUI ''e''e'S'
:l, p:W r a;-Awfnl- i. -',as Ill.,. lin 1,rox.
Snrgeoh-ue na1,!es s"ss st,,u,,,,t .nu t'e'
| tdeut's death VIII occur botofe midnight.
| 9:l5 7. II.
Tho 10 o'clock bulletin w'tl show some In
proveuIent. The puIso las fallch III I'LL
hour. This bulletin Will show inoro tasof'
ab!e condition tllan tue last,
, 1881-07-05

WAs1,SoroS, d. C., July 4.-Mtss Moltic
Garfield won't ont to-ttay for tho ltrst time
stnce her arrIva! frOla Long Branch. Sho
went out for n drtyu with Secretary Win
t1o,n's yo,.ng daughter. The members Of tho
cabinet appearet at tho White ltOuse curly
this morning. Tile lion. MarsnlI Jewell
ca,nc, and Commissioner 4saunl called enrly.
Senator Harrison, OF iMdluna, also called.
rho forcig,1 Ministers md members OF the
Diplomatic Corps are ycsy attentive. Sir
Edward Thornton called three tlInes ycstcr-
day md twice this morning. All other foreign
representatives cali, inquire. md lcaye their
cards twice slay.
TIE rosTsAsTEtt-uENERAL
left the White House ab0Mt O'Clock for n
while. When passing ul.t !Ie said Tint strung
hopes are now entertained Of the Presidents
rcroyory, Get,. Ja1,les allaetl: Ii the best
attention, Nursing, lndon,ltablo wllE-powcf'
a,,tt tho best n,cdlcal advice that cau 10 Ila.l
will do anything fur casc, then this one Is
hopefut. / have llrn,ly believed from tl'o
rst that the President would Eet we'll
HUNDREDS. or pEftsoSs
from North, South, East, an1 West have
come to Washington since Saturday, til order
that they NAV hear ilrst news. Every traill
hru1s now arrivals; crowds continually !ln-
,rrr ntuut tho White 1t0uso grounds. alld
.n,,y Ut tic best citizens Of tlle land aret0 bo
seer tu groups lit the, White House Eltcs,
standing tllero by hours, waiting for latcst
Information Of the Presidents condition.
TIE ExEcurivE MANSION
| WIS thFonEed ngutn alltlay by anxious peoplo
seeking to ohtaiu later ulltl less technical H.
formation, with rceard to the presldenrs
rnnditfon tl,an tl,at contained III the official
bulletins. Tho members Of the Cabinet spout
, 1881-07-05


hopes wcrc basctl, aud from that t[mo Until
o'clock ttcro was buoyant feeling at tile
Capital.
TtiE SURGEONS
ltatl directed TINT no further examination
should be hah until that huur, In nrder to
give the President opportunity fur rest. Mca'l-
,Yhtle tho sufferer WAS required to rest alto
getl,cr upon tho right siie md mt tn move,
Il, orttcr tltat the liver might he pressed
against the abdominal wall. 'i'hls con.
strained position during the dny, with the
inte],se heat, made ule 1'resldent, tuwarl
evening, very restless, and. It WIS thought |
possible, WINS tho principal caslse Ut the 'nofe
,infavorabtc symptoms which were apparent |
atsundown. After 10 o'clock
THE ATTENDING PHYSICIAN,
for tic first time, left tho Wl,fta House for
auy considerable periotl alld repaired to Ills
own l,o,le. III that interval hu told ,ne TINT
while tllc situation WIS, Of course, cxcced'
Ingty dangerous, MIL tic conditions were
liable, Mt any hour to cllange, .te regarded
the outlook as favorable. and hoped for tile
bust. 1fa WINS particularly gratffe1i that the
visiting physicians llRl approved OF the
treatment that had been adopted. Secretary
Wintloia, who canie to t!le White llhuse
suon after, saltl tint l.e ltad never lost hope,
hut TINT Ills anxiety at midnight was III.
aeacI!paDie' iie l'ls SUI Etc"t e"'ne'eo W., -
| &he ftes'aehts great V'tal'ts Hill WILL
UI. AnSEw,
tie consulting physician, was oblige to re-
turn to Philadelphia at 10 o'clock. Before
leaving l,u said that the wound was very
dangerous one. though not necessarily
mortal; that while there was lilo there was
hope. All agreed tint considerable 'ncfcasa
III pulse Or temperature sl'ollEd ba regarded
rs very nnfasnrabie symptonl' anu one OF
the physicians still: AN Increase OK TIC
pulse will be certain DEATH" The surgeon
of Garfleld's old regiment Forty-second
ohlo'
.p1l roMEH1SE, ;.
meanwhile Ind arrived ui,d wns admitted
to the Presidents bedside. tIusat there half
m hour, and. after tic conclusion Of Ills ex-
animation. hu tp]d Capt. IIynry and solno of
tho more 3mneJiatu friends Of tho President
nresent that t|,o bulletin, while apparently
, 1881-07-05

Ohio surgeon says. that tho President Inns but
one chance 1T thousand f0r llfD. Dat tflat
dissolution tnay 10 long pr0traclcd Oil nc
count ut uel,. GartlGId's great physica!
strength alrI courage. This statement tlns
Just been tnasle to Il group OF Tic Presidents
must Intimate friends.
II 4. u.
The President Is now rrstlng quietly. Tho
paln from which he suffered during tho carly
morning llas leefi aIlaycf. Tho tttnsors LOOK
upUn Ills condition NJ critical. Thu present
pl,asc Of tho caso WIS anticipated, Is !novita'
biz, aud tho symptoms uf inflammation nre
not regarded rs necessarily flstai. sun !,ts
ltfo Ia ilanging by nsie,,ttGr thread. All VIII
depend, 1t Ia said. tpon tic movement ol hts
pttlso. II that rises NATURALLY tleatli
Is regarded ns curtain. Dra. 1lAt,lllton anu
Agncw are very guarded III thclr c0lllAtniis'
but my and look enough. to show tElat thcy
regard tho cas0 to bU lgsiurltc
Tho clty Is entirely uNlet. Flags arc Lying
over tho public buildings, but otler"lse
thero nro no tokens Ut tue Holiday i1so Nv,
eiue III front 0G tic Wl'ltu House u lillc1
with anxious throngs, wliu listeh eagerly 10
every word Of IIews.
II II.
prof. Agtcw left ut noon for Philadelphia,
promising to return II Ills prcset1eu shosila
bc considered necessary. before leaving, III
| tho request Of thu 1A1nllY NIL htteHaal'H
physicians, no wrote private stats'hcntM M
the condition OF the frcsiaoait. III IL he snlo
that the kidneys and stomach wefo nn!n-
| jnred; that the liver Is lacernte1; tilat t!lo
| uan In tic limbs md feet was caused NY tIlt
cutting oil Of some of tho veins from the
spinal column. Prof. Hamilton remains
lIo IS tho grentcst authority OIL gal'-
shot wounds In tfs country anu
IL Il &N+ai1 Is
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-22
A Grab Game.
Lake Charles Echo.

Some six months ago a young man.
calling himself Roland Melville, claim.
ing to be a New Yorker and piano tuner
agent for Grnnewald, of New Orleans,
landed at Lake Charles. Claiming to be
short of funds, his wants were supplied
by Robert King and Johannes Hendrick-
son, OF our town, until he got employ
ment at Norris mills. Last Tuesday
week, while in town, he play fully snatch
cd twenty-five dollars from the hands of
Mr.. Hendriclson, and made off with the
wealth. Mr.. Hendrickson thinks he car
ried the joke too far, as nothing has been
seen of him since. Just before grabbing
the money he tried to induce Mr.. Hem
Erickson to allow him to take across the
lake gold watch which was up for q
rattle, saying he could get several chances
on it there. Mr.. Hendrickson held on to
the watch, or Melville would probably
have taken all the chances on it.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-22
A Hungry Alligator.
Lake Charles Echo.

A few days ago, at the Kayough place
on the Calcasieu river, about eighteen
miles below Lake Charles, while a
young lady was washing sheet in the
river, at the edge of the bank, large
alligator, seized the sheet and jerked it
out of her, hands so suddenly as to pull
her into the water. She scrambled ashore
as soon as possible, while the alligator,
swan down the river, and finding the
sheet not sufficiently solid food, dropped
it and returned to the point Of attack.
The young lady's cries Of alarm had in
the meantime brought her brother to the
place, who with blow with an AK
slew the saurian monster.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-22
TO LOUISE.
ANONYMOUS.

The steamer rounded to the shore
And friends were waving greetings kind;
A hooded sylph came tripping Ger
The grass grown bank with puzzled mind.
They beckoned her to join them there;
She eager, was provoked to know
The wanton wind. her ripping hair.
In dalliance sweet had rumpled 80.
In mimic wrath she fain did start
Caught from her head the snow white hood
Her hairs soft mesbes caught my heart,
And love enslaved me where stood.
The subtle softness of the light
That comes at midnight's witching hour
Mingled with music's mystic might,
Had brought me to my loves sweet bower.
Her friends were greeted with the grace
Her every movement synphony's,
As if her glorious form and face,
Were tuned to music in the skies
We met. Her hands soft touch did thrill
Each thlobbing pulse with wild delight
Her eyes dark splendor quick did fill
My soul with i'll their wondrous light.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-22
Mothers, Mothers. Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering
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that it will regulate the bowels and give
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United States. Sold everywhere. IS
cents bottle. [ns1y
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-10-22

st. Tamlnany Farmer: There is an
abundance Of water power in St. Tam
many parish, some ofwhich is improved,
that can be had very cheap. If some
enterprising capitalist would locate here
and start a.paper mill, it would no doubt
prove paying investment. The ma
terials for making several kinds of pa
per can also be had here, such as okra.
cotton stalks, bagasse, light varieties of
wood, nice straw, Spanish dagger, etc.