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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-09-15
"Outting a f7atb1 in Journalism.


Young Fitzslamoda has Just entered
journalistic life, and is going to ''cut a
swath." he believes in putting in a
good deal Of ''color' in his items and
pTides himself on the melliduousuess
of his work. He sharpened up a
couple Of pencils at both ends this
morning and began:
We regret to inform our readers that
the estimable Miss Jones, Of Jones
borO, daughter Of Congressman Jones,
and granddaughter of the wen known
founder of the Village Of JOnesborO,
has met with a scriaIs accident. As
she was driving along the boulevard,
at the speed of the wind, the horse, q
half brother of Maud S. and full sister
Of st. Julien, became suddenly startled
by the uprising Of a Covey Of paruidges
which are unusually numerous in that
section this season. and promise q great
deal Of fun for the spOrtsmeu when the
law is of, and as they Circled the
frightened steed tore down the avenue
like mad until stopped by the gallant
hand of Officer 73 of the Ninth Ward,
Her injuries were a confusion of the
ankle which did not amount TO Q frac-
ture, and the unfortunate girl was car
ried home to her grief stricken parents
and sympathizing friends.
The city editor at this point was anx-
ious for copy" and glancing it oyel
rapidly crumpled it in his hand, re,
marking, Fifty, you have struck the
realm Of fancy solid. This department
is the domain Of fact" He tber
scribbled:
The daughter Of Congressman Jonei
was run away with by a spirited hors'
on the avenue yesterday afternoon
Injuries nominal "-NeJg HGgeB Reg
lRtsE
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saw Mrs. Langtry, says 4 London
correspondent, the other evening at the
opera on the occasion of the first per-
fOrmance Of Rubenstin's opera Of Ell
DemOniO. She sat with her back to
the stage during the entire evening,
having evidently come there to be seen,
and not to see. The Jersey Lily looks
worn and faded, and her pale gray tot
let lacked the Snowy splendor that used
to characterize her costumes in former
days. 1 never admired her, even when
I first saw her in the height of her re-
nown. How any face could be cOnsid-
cred handsome with that DrOaI, heavy
Jaw was to me 8 mystery. And then
she always lacked the supreme charm
of beauty, namely, uncOnsciOusness,
whether real or feigned. She is always
attitudinizing, and always on the look
out for admirers. The Prince Of Wales
dropped in to visit her in one of the
entTacteS, but his highness had a cold
in his head, apparently, as he passed
nearly the whole of the period of his
visit in a series Of vehement and most
unrOyal sneezes. The beauty of the
present London season Is said to be q
Mrs. Simpson, who, with her husband,
has Just returned from a five years res
idence in China. There is also a Miss
Graham, who has also a most lovely
face, but who spOils her very undeniable
charms by the too free use Of cosmetics.
However, I think that the epoch Of pro-
fessiOnal beauty in London society is
pretty much at an end, which is FORUM
ate for society.
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Decidedly snaUD7.U

The English language has never
been equal to finding q word 10 express
clic. The Americans have now kind
u supplied the deficiency bT giving US
the word ''snappv.n A dead-anl-alive
young man IS said t1 have no ''suap, -
whereas a baud51E turned out young
girl, with white teeth, coral lips, pink
dimpled checks, sunny hair and white,
soft hands, is Described rs "a decided
ly suappy maiden. London Truth.
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Our mothers, wives. and daughters !
Home is not home at all without them.
Yet they may die and leave the house si-
lent and sad any day. Husbands and IA
theirs, a word in your ear. The ladies are
not always 20 blame when they are low
-pirited and "cross.' They. are sick Put
"a bottle of DR.. David Eeunedy's '.Fav0rite
Remedy on the shelf and tell them TO use
IT, The color will coms back to their
cheeks and the laugh 20 their lips. Go
and get it at once down town. OF mail One
Dollar to the Doctors addfess as BOud0ut
Ny. sepSwzD&C0
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LUCRETIAR. GARFIELD.

How slow are sun and stars the while we waiE
How slow the tidings from that couch Of pain!
But whether Lie or Death the masJry gain,
We have had glimpses Of higher state
A light has shown on spirits cOnsecrste.
sShe can no, bear,n we said, ''such fearfu
strain
Other weak powers" But faithful souls sttail
Endurance rare; a life long dedicate
To holy faiths, and filed with silent thought
And care for others veal, and noblelims-
The humblest task with high eudeavOr wrought
Yields solemn strength when comes the cru cia
test,
And with undying eloquence prOclaims;
Whofaithful serves, in grief or Joy, is bIest.-
TEliver, in New York Tribune.
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Ac2eDtanco and Ventilation Of New Ideas

Acceptance and Ventilation Of New Ideas.
It was with American readers that
Herbert Spencer first got a hearing,
and he still finds here the largest and
most general appreciation. Carlyle
was first accepted by American read
ers. COmte and the Positive PhilOsO-
phv have probably found as wide an
acceptance in tins country rs in Eng
land. All the leading science writer's
of Europe are as widely read and stu'I-
led in America as elsewhere. 1t is in
the United states that the only maga-
zine in the English tongue devoted to
speculative philosophy is published.
In the west there is a PlatOnic club and
q periodical devoted to the purposes Of
the association. Emerson has been
one Of our lights; Bronson Alcott and
his Conversations are peculiarly
American in their character, the Con-
cord School of Philosophy evinces a
very remarkable taste and aptitude for
philosophic study. In truth, with US
there is an over-fOndness for new gem
Civilizations, for new theories, for new
speculations on government, science,
law, and society. Much Of what IS
written and advocated in these direC-
tons is crude. The new theories are
not always rational exceptions, they
are usually hasty and i'll digested; but
the innumerable ESSAYS, pamphlets and
books that are written on speculative
theories only publishers and editors
have anything like an idea Of their ex-
tent, for probably not one in a hundred
of the productions Of this nature that
are written ever gets in to type-evince
the fermentation that is going on, the
domination of ideas, and the curiosity
prevalent in all ranks in regard to
them..-AppletOn' Journal.
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A correspondent Of the Baltimore
StB thus describes q filter, which he
says he uses with perfect success for
all the water his family requires. Tt is
a gallon glass funnel with a small piece
Of sponge in the bottom, and on which
rests half a dozen slender sticks to IA
cilitate the perc0lati1u, then placed at
intervals all around and beneath o
piece of muslin q foot OF so square.
The muslin is il'el With say pint of
closely powdered charcoal. Through
this he filters the water. AT first q II tie
Of the charcoal passes through, but it
soon becomes o perfect filter.
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Partition Notice.

WEARGARET J. STORER, 3JLiA A. SIOKEE
l2E q, ..anuah II. st0rer. Of Highland county.
D.. Pehecca c. Gallaber and Charles Gaiaher
her husband. sarah r Spears and Jacob Spears
l.-r husband, Of CIT1f0u comfy Ohio, John ii
~ Orpr and N uerya j. StOrer, his Wit", Of IaUa,
Christian county. Illinois, Nancy NJ. Milligau ana
Samuel Miligau. her husband, of Nebo, L8CiCdc
county. MissOuIi, and Thomas II. Storer, of lin
DIN. I0gun county, illinois, will take notice,
that q Dafitfog was flied against them on The llIl
dav OF Jun,, ISL, in the Court Of Common Pleas
of Highland county, Ohio, by Mary Storcr and
Frarcis N Stlrer, her husband, ANA is now
peudiue, wherein said Mary Storer and Francis
Sforer demand partition of the following real cs-
fore to-wit: Situated 10 Concord township,
ITighlgud county, Ohio, on waters of BrushCreek,
paTf of d. ScOtt's Survey No. 1886, bounded and
desC5ibed as follows, tU-wit:
BEGINNING al q black gum in the line of An
fbouy Abraham; thence n. deg. E- l65 lJ poles
l0 whiteOak; thence $. 81 deg. e. l0lfo poles to
q UhitCOak and hickory; thence =. deg. T. l.a6
uoIes Z O ty,o water becChes; thence S. deg. W.
% p0Ies TO q doguo and VhiteOak; thence N.
80 DEG W. 6t.2j poles 10 8 sugartree and elm;
thence S deg w. 65.lZ poles 10 hickory and
rpd0sE. thence n. 81 deg. W. l0l4S poles 70 the
r,I4ra of beuiuuiug-COUtaiuing one hundred and
three and SG-IiO acres, saving aud excepting
rhprpfrum 10 acres, heretofore sOdt leaving
pirltv-thrpe md Sc lGO tsS G&'0n) acres, more or
llr~s. hefug same land conveyed 90 Stacy Stqrer
Fmo,g d cr0sei) by Thomas Roberts, by deed
dated May q, So.
| And that at he tIOEt term of said Court (OctO-
her. Is5l) the said Mary StoreJ 2pd Francis NJ.
storer wiu apply for an order, that patiu2T be
made o. said premises. ,r,.r,, g,,,,,,r,p
N.
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Vot Well Balanced.

The cutter in a large tailoring house
saws that hardly one man in fifty is of
well balanced shape. Writers, he saws,
are low in one shoulder, and seemingly
short in one LEG, the arm on the mis-
shapen. side being apparently longer
than the other. Butchers, he says,
have usually a low left shoulder and vi.
hSiuists arg high in one shoulders
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Two swells, coming out of their club
81 say. Gontram, it strikes me that
fellow called Won pretty hard name
Just nOwr' G7nram, disJaiufuIly-
"What do I care? the word is not In
the dictionary" 'YVru r' 'pm nos
obliged to know what it means.
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'THIRTY.EIGHT.''

''Balt! who goes there?" The sentry stands
At challenge by the White House gate;
"Friends of the pOst!"-''What number?- --halt!'
Comes the sad danswer-"Thlrty-eight.
"From California we have come,
From every sOrroWiAg Southern State
From Carolina, Jersey, Maine,
To watch him we, the Thirty-eight."
"Pass! friends Of post!" The sentry stands
With arms at port, while those who late
Were deadly foes, 60 by the guard,
With streaming eyes-the Thirty-eight.
No discord Eow-no North, no South;
Hands clasped, heads bowed, they cit snd
wait,
That sleepless picket round the walls
The watching States-the Thirty-sight!
W. E, V. HORNER.
FREEHOLD, y. j., Aug. q, 1881.
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SKILL IN THE WORKsHOP-T do good
work the mechanic must have good health.
If long hours of continent in close rooms
have enfeebted his hand or dimmed his
sight, let him at once, and before some
organic trouble appears, take plenty Of
Hop Bitters. His system will be rejuven-
ated, his nerves strengthened, his ght be-
come clear, and his whole constitution be
built up to a better working condition.
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HE DREAMED OF HOME.

He dreamed Of hOm8-aye, while the clue
OF life so thin and Strengthened drew,
A breath might sever il in two
He dreamed of home amid the press
OF those old shadows death doth dress
In mi ct and cold and heaviness--
He dreamed of home Sweet in his ear
The sound of rustling grain-held near
The orchard orioles fluted cheer.
Before his din and lidded eye
The Lakes crisp billOW hiCkered high
On azure aaeper than the sky.
Slipped thence from all uproar and strife,
Once more the looks Of child and wife
ShOne as The lamps Of household life =
He dreamed of Home The vision few
Wavered, reshaped itself anew,
Smiled, spske, as visions never DO;
Still wide Of home, he saw, instead,
Its angel standing by his bed,
Unshaken in the hour Of dread.
-TCiu Com. EDITH NJ. THOMAS
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The French government has issued q
decrse fubi9diBr in fHtGre the sala Of
foreign cigars in c1fsS. restaurants,
oEsious, hotels, etc. Hitherto the wai--
ers, to whom this little commerce. has
been abandoned, have made ''a good
thing" ont of the sale Of cigars, most
Of which were coutraband
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Sick Headache, Nervous Headachr,
Headache from sour stomsch, are al cue
ed by DR.. Megtaur,s IIeada che and Dvs-
pepsia Pills. Price . cents.
seplw4DECo
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There is a real cure for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion without recourse to drugs or
nostrums. Balls Digestive Salt, used at
table same as ordinary table salt, win prove
the correctness Of this assertion. See ad-
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Ex-Governor HuBbards Daughter and Her

Ex-Governor HuDDards daughter and Her
Husband.
Newspaper readers will readily recall
the sensation created two years ago by
the elopement and marriage of a dauoh-
ter of Ex-GOv. Hubbard, of COnneCti-
cut, with a cOachmau named Shepard.
It has, since that time. been reported
that the couple were living in pinch
ing poverty, but this statement is not
true. Soon after the marriage they
went TO board with Shepard's brother
in Hartford. Mrs. Shepard occasional-
" visited her fathers house to see her
mother and sisters, but the presence Of
her husband in the home Of her father
was strictly forbidden. Shepard has a
wealthy uncle living in Middist0n,
Conn, who became interested in Shep-
ard after the elOpemeut. The uncle
was Somewhat nettled by insinUat Ons
that Shepard was not gOod enough for
the young lady and to show that his
sympathy was PRACTICAL, made a
tender of pecuuiary assistance. He
made deposit Of the necessary amount
of money and Shepard was enabled to
purchase an interest in q we'll estab-
lished livery business in New Haven.
Not only is heformer cOachman doing
well in business, but he is conducting
himself in a manly manner in other
ways, and his wife is reported to be
very happy. She is seen frequently
driving in her phaeton, and, it is I'M
derstOOd, is kindly received by many
of her old friends a New Haven. Once
in a while she goes to Hartford, and is
noticed as being in perfect health. and
looking prettier than ever. She keeps
up q thoroughly stylish appearance,
and has money enough from her hus-
band to warrant it, all Of which proves
that she is not ''iVing in poverty" as
thousands Of people all over the coun-
try, who have become interested in heI
welfare, will be happy to learn.
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Extracts from Druggists

ave know the value OF malt, hops, Cslisaya and
iron, compo ing Mat BItters'n
''Our lady custom rs highly praise them"
"Phygic ans prescribe them In this town.
. 'FTha Ia gest bottle and best mgdicins."
"Best God pur Ifsr on our sh5lvsen
EClgE t17sg bs1r8s take Malt Bitters,f ~
Udi8 81 tbilIs gTd liysr dlse
suuasoo
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The St. Louis Globe-Democrat says:
Mr.. Charles Refs, No. 1911 Second Ca
rOndelet avenue, this city, was cured by
st. Jacobs Oh after sixteen years suffer
ing with rheumatism
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Or hand your names and money 90 your Post
master.
HiIs50ro, O., December g. 1850.

''Mamie," said he. and his voice was
singularly low, ''will yOu DO nv Wifs2
VIII you cling to me as the tender Tine
clings to the" eyes, I'll catch on,
said she.
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Young Folks Corner.


No L-DLAMUND.
L A letter. 9. A bird recently extinct, allied
20 the ostrich, but larger g a deep. close pass.
3. One of the genus MUtHCilIg. 8. A genus OF
pesseIiuc, deutirOstral birds, 8. Summoned. 3.
Eyes OF beans 8. ABR. for an honorary title,
9. A lerter,-[Cin. Iimss-SJar.
No. 2-SHOORADE.
De FUsr It mOsIy brings tugedder,
IN spite OBJ win an spite ob Uedder,
An MHssa Quiz ubs 70 a site.
Ise kant quite sDel de NEZTIsT rite
But heeC de besteSt dawg fuh coon
Dat ebbah yslp beueal de noon
Wen Pom P. saws Nirginny Reel
Oh, gnIlY, gals, how big he fcgl
Fob Pom p. deahly lu1s "a shine
An fddiu SIN his hesresf line.
Buf when de LAS cum long dat way
He uO.letEed CaI be cUdCaUt pi9-
Long time ago, long in de wah,
MuJ UItu. sItvs Is ulrAuE- SAW
Den UDkel sam he goba'ed Us,
Coz wees de ka shu Oh De mUss.
Ben ButIah be fust sCubberd 100,
Dat we wgz TOTAL fru On lrU.-lIb.
No. S-SQUARE.
L Waters saturated with salt .. Not I0rg ago
s. a piece Of pendent ice. 4, A drink. 8. TO
work in. g. French uuitS Of solid measure.-ll1-
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or THE
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Who Paws in Advance for
1881.

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g. G. WRIGHT,
North High St., IIflsbOro, Ohio.
z..7s-, Agent for Highland Co, @
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MARY SIOhEh,
FRANCIS M STURER.
n, - TB6Ffi tptiF Atrt5FHsy; sepf@7
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ysy,-r-#tl,st has an established reputation, and
+tst ran be handled with satisfaction, both to
80 f1r 5eseds and prices to
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a TT0REJ - ~ Al 2 LA w =
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