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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-02-24
Country Life in Winter.

Though the farmers life during
the busy summer season is one O.
| severe manual labor, there may anC
should be in winter q time for cor
7, spending relaxation and menta
improvement Books, newspaper
and social festivities make the far
mers winters seasons to be looked
forward to with pleasure, instead o
being so irksOme that all are GLAD
when active labor is resumed. Tha
the last is the true picture in too
many places is a fact as painful as
it is evident.
Farmers are too isolated" But
with good horses and sleighs OF
carriages there is no necessity foI
isolation. 1t is often easier for the
farmer or his sons to hitch up and
drive two or three miles, with good
sleighing and jingling bells, to a lee
ture, sociable or concert, than it is
for city residents to walk a quarter
of that distance. Unless the isola.
ton is in the farmers thoughts,
there is nothing in his position
which need prevent him and his
family from associating with his fel-
low men and women. Farmers
sons find no insuperable difficulties
to prevent them from seeking soci-
ETY., unless they are unfortunately
old before their time. And society
is Just as important for farmers and
their wives as for their children.
The Grange has done an excellent
work in bringing together the peo-
pie of rural neighborhoods. The
social features of the order are with
out doubt those Of greatest import
ance. It has doubtless added dig
nifty to the farmers calling but it
has done this chiefly by arousing
his social nature, stimulating his
intellect, and thus making the far
mer more deserving of public appro-
baton. It is idle to say that the
people ought to seek from the farm
their representatives in high official
station. When farmers prepare
themselves for public duties, tie
fact is not likely to be long over
looked They can only do this by
faithfully performing all the du-
ties of their present pOsitiOns-not
only on the farm, but in society, in
the church and in the political as
sembly. Thus they be men among
men, and if they are qualified for
public station the fact Will not long
be overlooked. That high offices
are so poorly filed is chiefly be-
cause so few really fit men present
themselves. It does not disprove
this that many able men keep in the
background that is just what such
men should not do.
Winter is the time TO consider
these facts and act thereon. If
there is a really good Grange in
your neighborhood, lose no time in
joining. If there is not, plan
at once some suitable means Of i'm
proving yourselves and families,
Intellectually and socially. |
clubs are excellent, but
they alone are insufficient. They
discuss mainly questions which III
svitably occupy the farmers /
thoughts. Besides it is rare that /
the ladies' will turn out in large .
to hear discussions, De
batting societies and reading circles
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Enormnus Consumption oil Bee

EuQTmOuS gUUSuNlFllUu VI D6eI'
The Retailer, the organ Of the
brewers, makes the following state
ment concerning the manufacture
and consumption of malt liquors in
this country during the year 1880:
During 1880 taxes were paid on
13,37A,0G0 barrels, or 414,000,000
gallons. That is equivalent to
$50 mugs for every man, woman and
child in the country. Leaving out
the females and children, this vast
quantity represents 600 glasses a
year for each male over q years old
in the United States. When we
consider the very large number of
adult males who drink no beer at all,
and the other host who partake of
it only in the most moderate manner,
and at more or less protIaeted inter
vals, it is evident that some other
Americans must drink a great deal.
At five cents a glaas this beer man
ufacture Of 1880 brought S375,000,-
600, OF about $3.50 per capita for
every man, woman and child. This
is quarter more than the total ex-
pense Of running the United States
Government.
The writer might have carried his
natural bent for statistics a little
farther, and told how much The
country and its people would have
been benefited If the consumers Of
this beer had drank water instead,
and put this aggregate Of S375,OOO,-
600 into Savings Banks, to the cred
it Of their families Springfield
Republic.
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OCIOPO VALLEY RAILWAY.
Taking effect Sunday, Sept. as, 1880. Trsinr .iI

Taking effect Sunday, Sept. 2s, 1880. Trziur all
run as follows;
sOINg SOUTH.
Express Leaves Columbus g 4I N; arrive
Circleville II 10, ChillicOths ~ . WaVerly . %
P m, arrives at Portsmouth 80 p n
Mail-Leaves Columbus 80 ? m; arrive Cir
clevile 10, ChicOthe %, ,WayerlY 81, ar Ives
at Portsmouth 10 10 m
Fast Freight and dAccommOdatiOn-Leave Chill
licOthe 90 m. Portsmouth 55 q m
GOING NORTH.
Mail-Leaves Portsmouth 40 N; arrive Wa
verify So, ChillicOthe 20, Circleyile q, CoHm-
bus 9 so m.
Express - Leaves Portsmouth l2 o. N; arrive
Waysrly p p N, ChillicOthe 3 80 p ID, Circlevins
IS NJ Columbus 80 ? N.
Fast Freight and AccommodafiOn-Leaves Ports
mouth O5 m; arrive Wayerly 90 Chilhcoths
10 10 pm.
All trains daily except Sunday.
Connections at Columbus with p. c. 8 st. /. HT.
New York, for Chicago, Indianapolis, st. Louis
and all western points; for Cincinnati, Daytoh
and points on Little Miami Division. With B. q o.
R. r. for Chicago, Baltimore, Washington, Newark
and GAINESVILLE. With c. c. G. 8 ]. r. p, for
Cleveland and Buffalo and points north. With
Detroit and the west. With c. s. & G. r. r. Tor
London, Springfield, Sandusky and Cincinnati.
With c. Mt. v 4 @. R. r. for Cleveland and Nj Vgr-
non At Circleyille with G. q NJ ". R. r. Tor Lan-
caster, GAINESVILLE, Washington c. r., Wilmington
and points west At Chil1cOthe with NJ, q. i. Aa.
for Camden, Athens, Cincinnati and intermediate
points. At Wavsrly with s. J, & P. r r. for Jack
At Portsmouth by Steamers for Ironton, POme-
roy, GallipOlis, Maysvile and huntington, con-
Meeting with Chesapeake 3 Ohio R. r. for Char
lOttesvllle, GOrdOnsyille, Va, Richmond, Va, and
sll points in SOuth-Atlantic States.
JNO. J. ARCHER,
General Ticket Agent.
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are more needed. The habit Of
public speaking should be acquired
by every young mrn, and many far
mcrs ia middle life viii find talking
in debating societies much easier al
ter a little practice than they had ex-
pected. The reading circle should,
if possible, be in connection with a
reading room, where the best peri
odicals and magazines not general
ly taken in the neighborhood, may
be seen.
It is unnecessary for every family
to subscribe for all the periodicals
which its members may wish to
read. Taking a few Of the purast
and best for the family circle q good
supply additionally may be had by
interchanges among neighbors, or
by Joint subscriptions Of several
neighbors to the higher priced
mOnthlies and reviews. For a mag
azine which comes once a month,
four families at least can have the
reading before next months issue is
due. In very many cases, one or
two copies Of such magazine will
supply the people Of a neighborbood
or a town. This is not a suggestion
to induce people to take fewer peri
odicals but to introduce some Of
the. best literature Of the day where
it would rarely be seen. Once in
troduced, the habit and love of read
ing will grow, and very soon largely
increase the subscription list of all
worthy periodicals. II -[R. n Yorker.
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wE1sNER UND DER DRUMMER

Who puts up at derpost hotel,
Uud Galzes his oysters ON der schell,
Uud nit der frauleins cuts a schweI9
Der drummer.
Who vas It comes IudO mine schtore,
Drows down his puudles on der vloOr,
Uud uefcr schtops to shut derdOO-'
Der drummer
Who dakes me py der handt und say!
'Friend Weiser, how you vas today
Und goes for peesucss right away?
Der drummer
Who shpreads his zampIes in a trica,
Und delIs me: Look; und see how nice
Uud says I gets der bottom brice:'
Der drummer.
Doze sugar. LoriuarIs best,
Dozc pants und coats, uud fine placlI west:
Who makcsu puy. .und don't ''gifme q rest2"
Der drummer.
Who der tings vas cggstra vine
"Nrom Sharmauy ubon der Rhine
Ind sheats me den dimes Oud Of nine?
Der drummer
WhodeIls how sheap der go0ts vas bought,
Much less as vat 7 could imbort
But lets dem go, as he vas "scho
Der drummer.
Who warrants all der goOdstOs
Der customers uponhis route,
Uud ven dey comes dey vas so goOt
Der drummer.
Who comes arouudt ven pen oudt;
SchmOkes mine cigars uud eats mine Eraut,
Uud kiss mine fraulein in der mout9
Der drummer
Who, ven he comes again dis way.
VIII hear vOt Weiser has to say,
Undmit Won big order goes away.
Der drummer.
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Miscellaneous Recincs.

! Naples BiScuH-The yolks Of twelve eggs
/ full hall-pound Of flour, and half cul
/ of milk, one teaspoonfuI of baking powder
/ Beat the yoIks very lightly, add the sugar
TO the yOlks, then add the milk; add The
baking powder to the flour; sift the flour
into the batter very gently; add flavor
Bake in biscuit pan.
Pressed CdEc-One and a half cups of
sugar, one-half cup Of butter, one-half cur
Of sweet milk, three eggs, two teaspoon
tul Of cream tartar, one teaspOOnfuI OF soda
and two cups Of flour To one-third of
this mixture add one cupful Of chopped
.,raisins, one teaspoOnful of cloves and one
Of nutmeg. Make two cakes white. with
one Of brown between. Put together with
frosting.
Frosted FIvH.-SeIect perfect fruit of any
small variety, such as plums cherries
grapes or small pears, leaving thestems on;
dip them one by one in beaten white Of
an esg or in a solution of gum arabic, and
from that into cup Of finely pulvcri2cd
sugar; cover the bottom Of the pan with a
sheet Of fine white paper, placct the fruit in
it, and set in a stove or oven that is cooling.
When the frosting on the fruit becomes
firm, heap them ON dish and sit in Il cool
place.
Using up laslcd P0iatocs.-A good way
to use up mashed potatoes left over is this:
As soon as they come of the table, and be-
fore they get cold, pack them tightly in
an oval dish which has been previously
dipped in cold water. Next morning cut
in regular slices about q quarter Of auinch
thiclland brown them quickly in fresh but
ter previously made very hot in a shallow
pan. Serve Immediately Potato thus
prepared is specially nice with chops. BE
sure that you get your slices on your hot
dish without their breaking: their fair,
large prOpOrtion must be preserEed.
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specimens of the great perfection to which ChrO-
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Each chart is printed on specially prepared paper,
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the great cost Of gla-sand frames: they I'm COM
plete condition to hang ON the wall. The price,
great beauty, and valuable character of these
charts are such that any one can make a grand
success in selling them, Agents who are selling
books or other articles will find them easy to sell
without interfering with their rcgular business.
Circulars and terms sent free. Address
H. W. KELLEY G CO.,
tcASWi III SAMSON Street. Philadelphia, Pa,
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Not Prepared for the Dance

lafayette. at theage or2O, left his young
wife and flew to aid Washington. He
loaded a ship with supplies which were
mostly needed by American troops, and
helped them with the prestige Of his name,
with scant military experience, and all the
cash he could command. He not only
drilled his soldiers, but clothed and fed
them an when his own means were cX-
hausted he appealed to the generosity Of
others. When the ladies Of Baltimore pro
posed to give a ball to the gallant young
Frenchman, he said to them: Ladies, 1
should be delighted to dance with you, but
my soldiers have no shirts" The ball was
postponed; and the bellies Of Baltimore
made shirts for the soldiers.
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And l feel miserable" said a hard working
man. The doctor questioned him and
found that he had been habitually costivC
for years, that now his kidneys were dis
ordered and his whole system deranged.
kidney-WOrt was recommended and faith
fully taken, and in a short time every
trouble was removed. The cleansing and
tonic power of this medicine on the bow
els and kidneys is wonderful.-[Congreg
ationalist.
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Low the chinese Make Dwarf Trees

We have all known from childhood how
the Chinese cramp their wOmcn's feet, and
so manage to make them keepers at home ;
hut how they cOutrive to grow miniature
pines and oaks in fower-pOts for half a
century has always been much Of secret.
They aim first and last at the seat Of Wig
OrOus growth, endeayOring to weaken 1t as
much SIS may be consistent with the pre-
scryation Of life. Take a young plant
say q Seeding or cutting Of 4 cedar-when
only two or three inches high, cut off It's
tap-T0Ot as soon as it has other rO0tlets
enough to live upon, and repiaHt it in a
shallow caTtnm pot or pan. The end Of
the tap-ro0t is generally made to rest on
stone within it. Alluvial clay is then put
into the pot much Of it in bits the size Of
beans, and Just enough in kind and guam
tiiy to furnish a scauty nOurishmenttO to the
plant. Water enough is given to keep it
in growth, but not enOUghtO excite vlgCr-
Gus habit. So likewise is the application
of light and heat As the Chinese pride
themselves on the shape Of their miniature
trees they Use strings, wires, and pegs and
various other mechanical COntTivances to
promote symmetry Of habit OF to fashion
their pets into odd fancy figures. Thus,
by the use of very shallow pots, the growth
Of the tap-root is out Of the question; by
The Use Of poor soil and little Of it, and
little water, any strong growth is prevented.
Then, too, the top pand sideroots being gwith-
in easy reach Of the gardener, are shortened
by his pruning knife or scared with his hot
iron. So the little tree, finding itseI6
headed on every side, gives up the idea Of
strong growth, asking only for life, and just
life enough to look well. Accordingly each
new set Of leaves become more and more
stmted, the buds and rOOtlets are dinlin-
ished in proportion, and at length a bal
ance is established between every part Of
the tree making it a dwarf in all respects.
in some kinds of trees this end is reached
in three or four years; in others ten OF
fifteen years are necessary. Such is fancy
horticulture among the Celestials.-IHe
IeciRO7OOiF
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Regular Women's c. T. .. Prayer Meet
ing every Monday afternoon, at o'clock.
at the Ladies' Temperance Hall, on Main
St., I'd story Of Mrs. Reeds business house.
Union Gospel Temperance meetings are
held il this Hall on Thursday evening
Of each week, beginning at o'clock.
OFFroERs OF THE W. O. T. U.-Mrs. &.
J. Thompson, Pres't.; Mrs. GenL Nc
Doweu, Mrs. d. K. Fenner, Y. Pres'ts.
Mrs. j. c. Gregg, Sec'Y.; Mrs. J. W. Brid-
well, Treasurer.
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HillsbOrO-Wifh the o.. & C. r. R. for Lyme, o.
burg, WestbOFO, Banchester, LOTslaud, New = o.
eRna, Leesburg, Greenfield, Chilnc0the, Perts-
mouth, and all points on the B. b o. r.. r. Trains
arrive 1885 an, 6.4c pm; depart 8. am, l5
pm.
sardinia-With C. & z. R'y for south FincurIls
and Winchester. Trains ieave $50 ana O. % pm.
For Mt. Oreb, Williamsburg, Alton, Batavia, CJ-
hOOn, Richmond Junction, NeWtOwu, Batavia
Junction and Cincinnati, trains leave % so an,
2.05 p,ln. Omnibus for Georgetown and Ripl y
connects with @. & NJ. trains.
Mt, Oreb-Omnibuses connect with G.. q e..
trains for New Hope, Georgetown, HiggiHspOrt
and Ripley.
C0hOOn-Omnibuses connect with trains for
Stone Lick, New Boston, Monterey, Vera CrHE
Cynthiana and Fayetteville.
Richmond JunctiOn-With G. & Z. trains (OhiO
River branCh) for Mt. Carmel, TObusCO, New Pal
estine, Blniryille and New Richmond. Trains de-
part $40 PM; arrive sos am
Batavia JunCti0u-Wlih Little Miami B. r.. Tor
LOveland, Morrow, Xenia. Dayton, Springfield,
Columbus, aud al points North and EasT, on
PitGsburg, Cincinnati & st. Lluis R'y-
Observation-Disclosures Connect with q. q 3.
trains for North Liberty, West Union ana M1u-
chester Also for JacktOwu apd L.,cust Grove.
C. s. BELL, 2. j.. PICARD,
President. Ian5-fI Superintendent
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The following resolution was unani.
mously adopted at the recent meet
ing of the Illinois State Temperance
Alliance. It was offered by Miss
Frances E. Willard:
''Whereas, Law depends on the
decision Of maiorities, and majOrities
Of women are against the liquor
traffic; therefore,
'Resolved, That it is important to
Che success Of prohibition that The
ballot be placed in WOman's hands
asa means of home protection.
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RnckIen,s Arnicn Sake.

The BEST SALvE in the world fer Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all kinds Of Skin Eruptions.
This Salve Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money refund
ed. Price 25 Cents per Box. For Sale by
SEHBERT nov l5yl
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Georgia is thus described by an
editor in that State Gold is
found in thirty-six counties in this
State, silver in three, copper in thir-
teen, iron in forty-three, diamonds
in twenty-six, and whisky in all Of
them and the last gets away with
all Of the rest.
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(utiiCUlT1

ITCHING AND SCALY DISEASES, SCROFU-
LOUS HUMORs, ULCERS, OLD SORES AND
MERCURIAL AFFECTIONS CURED WHEN
ALL OTHER HUMAN AGENCIES FAIL.
There is no human agency can so speedily, per-
manCntly and economically cleanse the Blood,
clear the completion and skin restore the hair
and cure every species Of Itching, Scsy and Scrof-
/ ulOUs HumOrs of the Skin, Scalp, and Blood as the
CutiCura Remedies, consisting of Cuticura. the
great Skin Cure, Cuticura Soap, an exquisite Toilet
Bath and Nursery Sanatiye, and Cuticura EesOlv-
ent, the new Blood Purider.
SKIN HUMORS, MILK CRUST, ETC.
Skin H1au0rs-NTrs. S, E. Whipple, Decatur.
Mich, writes that her face, head and some parts
OF her body were almost raw. Head covered with
sc2Ds and sores Suffered tearfulyaud tried every
thing. Permanently cured by CutCUra Remedies.
Mtit CIUSt.-Mrs. Bowers, i43 Clinton St, Gin
cinnati, speaks of her sisters child who was cured
OF milk crust, which resisted all remedies for two
head of hair.
Tettsr gftae HgHis-Elizabeth BuckIcT, of Lit
Teton, y. II. thankfully praises the CutiCura Rem,
edies for cure of letter OF the hands, which had
rendered them almost useless to her.
SCALD HEAD, ALOPECIA, ETC.
Scati Head-H. A. RAYMOND. auditor f. W, j.
IL $. r. R.,JaCbsOu, Mich was cured of scald head,
Of years duration, by the Cu5icura Remedies.
Failing Of the huir-FgaaB ~ Bean, Steam Fire
Engine q, Boston, was cured OF AlOpeCia or falling
OL tue udlI AulsuId lltlGlleSg winch compete
y restored his hair when all said he would lose it,
DGHdrUB-Thps. Lee, 2276 Frankfort Ave, Phil
adcpha, afflicted with dandruff, which for twenty
years had covered his scalp with scales i of an
/ inch in thickness, cured by Cuticura Remedies.
Cuticura Remedies are prepared by WEEKS &
/ POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, 800 Washing
ton st., Boston, and sold by all Druggists. Price
of CutiCura, medicinal Jelly, small boxes so cts.
( large boxes, 81. Cuticura Resolvent the new
blood purifier, 81 per bottle. Cuticura Medicinal
Toilet Soap, 25 cts. CutiCura Medicinal Shaving
Soap, IS cts; in bars for BARRIERS and large con-
sumers 50 cts. All mailed free on receipt OF price
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Troublesome ChiIdren

That are always wetting their beds ought
not to be scolded and punished for what
they cannot help. They need a medicine
having a tonic effect on the kidneys and
the urinary organs. Such a medicine is
Kidney-Wort. 1t has specific action. Do
not fail to get it for them Exchange.
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Not long since a confirmed drunk
ard, aged GO, died suddenly in the
Chicago House of Correction. -Four
years ago he was worth $4,000,
but died a drunken pauper.
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BE on time; for prevention is better than
cure. All Coughs and Colds, and such af-
fections Of the throat and lungs as lead to
consumption, are cured by Dr.Bull's Cough
Syrup. Price l. cents.
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Let the poor sufferers from female COM
plants take courage and rejoice that pain
less remedy has been found. We refer to
LYDIA Z. PINKHAM's NEGETABLE COM
POUND. It is prepared at 253 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, Send to Mrs. Pink
ham for pamphlets. ieb2lw2
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I found DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup to be a
most efectual remedy, and feel sure that
the most stubborn cough and cold will
yield TO its healing influenCe.-Frank $.
Price New Orlean s., Aug 6, 1879.
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And is not Surpassed for News, Business Reports, Lit
erary and Select Reading.


of the w a
Commercial furnished
pleasing
in
al
expiring ne additional period on as
10
postage all
bTUigH, beautifully printed
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Pa - business now before the public
ULV You can make money faster a
OEN work work for GIls, gs than . !y At !agythi8g
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the time. You can devote your whole time % the
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viii pay you nearly as well. No one willing to
work can fail TO make enormous pay by engaging
at once. Costly Outfit and terms free. A great
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COLUMBUS & MAYSTIbbb KY

fFlag stations at which Trains N0s.l, 2, $40 Z
will stop on signal.
Trains win run daily except Sundays, aud by
Columbus time, which is minutes faster lha7
Cincinnati time, and 4 minutes faster thlu Hills-
bOrO time