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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-12-29
Items of interest.

The Boston relief fund for Mich
igan sufferers by forest fires amounts
to S61,15G.
Congressman LIE Fevre, of Ohio
proposes to introduce a bill raising
the Department of agriculture to the
position of an executive department.,
whose head shall be a cabinet officer.
There have been two Mussulman
revolts the last four months against
the Chinese. In the garrison at Yang
Hisser, 200 Chinese were massacred
and 400 rebels subsequently behead-
ed
In the Legislature of Washington
Territory, a bill giving suffrage to
women possessed of $500 in prop
erty, was passed in the Lower House,
but killed in the Council.
Two hundred thousand young
carp, bred in the fish ponds in Wash
ington, are being distributed about
the country. Great interest is being
taken in fish culture in the Southern
States.
The record in the Guiteau case
made by the official stenographers,
now comprises over 800 pages Of
printed matter, of which the pris
oner's testimony in his own behalf
makes 200 pages.
General Sherman has returned to
Washington. While in Atlanta he
accepted an invitation of ColOnel
Blackwell to visit him at his home
Durham, n. G. at an early day.
Colonel Blackwell owns the ground
on which General Johnston sUrren-
dered to General Sherman at the
close Of the war.
A solicitors clerk went from Dublin
to RathdOwney to serve writs for
rent, and his body was found by the
police with the skull crushed in.
One of the many indications of the
open winter prophesied by Mr.. Ven
nor is the continued navigation up to
date Of the Upper Mississippi.
Mr.. William D. Howells is reported
to be quite i'll of nervous malady, at
his home in Belmont, Massachusetts,,
the result of overwOrk.
DR.. James of New York, thinks
there is no reason to fear an outbreak
of either the cholera or the plague
that is now raging in the old world.
The Russian Government has ap-
pointed a commission to investigate
the anti Jewish riots, and mobbing
of Mile Bernhart, at Odesss.
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New railroads are being construct

New railroads are being construct
ed so rapidly that the locomotive
works Of the country are not able to
keep up with the orders upon them,
and as a consequence, the price Of
engines has advanced considerably.
Engines which sold for $4,000 two
years ago readily command $4,000
now, and it is said that second hand
locomotives command more now
than their original cost. The capae-
itv of all the locomotive works IN
the United States, if run night and
day, would be only $500 per year,
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Professor Tice, the distinguished
5Ieteorologist and Weather Prophet
Of st. Louis, has issued his ANNUAL
NATIONAL WEATHER FORECASTS for 1882,
in which, besides forstelIing the
weather for every day in the year,
and clearly explaining the theory on
which his predictions are based, he
gives much other information con
cernng atmospheric phenOmena-
the whole designed not only to give
the facts as to the weather, but to
teach the masses the facts determin-
ing weather changes. Other matter
concerning the farm, garden and
household, Of special interest, is add
ed-the whole serving to make 1t the
most complete and practical of his
Long series Of annual issues. Its
value to everyone, and especially the
farmer, is apparent. For sample
COPY and terms to the trade and to
agents, send 20 cents to Thompson,
Tice & Livingston, Of st. Louis, No.
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Literary NOLes ALOAA lAo OOAguA4 w.
TEE JANUARY CENTURY, large edition
OF which is on the press, will be delayed
this month until the 23d. One Of its
novel features is to be a afrontispiecs print
ed in tint,-a portrait Of EI-President
Theirs, accompanying an article by the
Hon. Elihu B. Washbune, our former
Minister to France. A fulI-page portrait
Of Queen Margaret Of Italy Is given in
connection with an article on the making
of Burano lace, for which the Princess
Louise Of England hss made a sketch.
The number also has another portrait OF
President Garfield, from an artotyPe by
Edward Bierstadt, n. Y J, which will ac-
company an anocdotaI paper by Colonel
A. F. Rockwell, entitled "FrOm Mentor to
EIberon." The immediate friends Of the
late President regard this portrait as Civ
ing a somewhat different phase of the late
Presidents character from that presented
by the engraving by Cole in the December
CENTURY, and as revealing his afFectiOnat'
qualities, while the latter was especially
strong on the intellectual side Of bis ma
ture. The artotype is also interesting al
being the portrait Mrs. Garfield selected
to send to Queen Victoria. The sale o
the November and December CENTURY
still continues. A new edition Of min,
thousand Of the latter number has jus
been issued.
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The Augusta (Ky,) Bulletin Of last
week says, that Col. ChiIds, chief
engineer Of Huntington's new rail
road from Newport to Maysville, has
so hands at work between that city
and Augusta, and VIII put so men to
work this week between Augusta
and Newport The Maysville Re
publican thinks there is now no
doubt about Huntington building
this road, as the direct connection
between the Ches. & Ohio and Gin
cinnati.
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Farmers and Mechanics.

If you wish to avoid great danger and
trouble, besides a no small bill Of expense,
at this season Of the year, you should take
prompt steps to keep disease from your
household The system should be cleansed,
blood purified, stomach and bowels regu-
lated, and prevent and cure diseases aris.
ing from Spring malaria. We know Of
nothing that will so perfectly and surely
do this as Electric Bitters, and at the triti-
ing cost of fifty cents a bOttle.-EIch.-
Sold by Seyber & Co. nOVl7ylehW
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About Guiteau. the as

About Guiteau, the assassin, Mrs.
DinsmOre, formerly married to him,
says he is not insane, but is merely
peculiar, vain, and irritable. The
Rev Henry Ward Beecher, speaking
of the trial in his Thanksgiving ser
mon, said it looked like a fight with
an imbeeile judge at one end Of the
bench and a 7agrant fool at the 9th
er, or like an attempt to find a wick
ed man insane. The London Daily
News very justly remarks: eff Quit
eau is declared insane, q vast number
Just like him, Of feather. headed, con
eeited fools, viii justly infer that
they, too, may indulge IN eccentrici-
ties and murder.
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PErERsoN's MAGAZINE for January is
the most superb number ever issued Of
that popular Iady's book. There are two
steel engravings, a double-sized, steel
Paris fashion plate, elegantly colered,
a beautiful colored pattern for working in
orewel "Sun Flower" design. In all,
there are about fifty engraVings In the
number. The stories are all original, and
by such writers as Mrs. Ann S. Stephens,
Mrs R. Harding Davis, Frank Lee Bene-
diet, Josiah Aliens Wife, Jane G. Austin,
otc. With this humber, appears, as a
Supplement-, full-siza diagram pattern
for a Coat-Bodice for a lady. $500 a
year, postage paid. To clubs: four cop
les for $3.50, with an extra copy gratis to
the person getting up the club, or five
copies for $500, end both an extra copy
and a superb premium mezzotint, "Hush,
Don't Wake Them, or an elegant Photo
graph Album. Specimens Of the magazine
sent gratis to persons wishing to get up
clubs Address Chas. J. Peterson, sos
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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w. n. Brown, of Ross county, o.,
was chloroformed androbbed Of $500
on the cars recently between Utica
and Erie, Penn. Two Aashily dress
ed young men worked the job with
wine, and while Brown was in a
drowsy condition they ChlOrOfOrmed
him with a handkerchief, and then
on the pretext that he was overcome
by the heat they took him out on
the platform where they removed
the belt, containing the money, from
around his waist, and skipped the
train at the next station. A subse
quent investigation developed the
foregoing facts.
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SteubenvilIe Herald: Baldwin, the
defaulting Newark cashier, says for
seven wears he has lived in hell. As
it cost him SI,6OO,OOO, we should
imagine that living in that vicinity
was rather more expensive than an
extravagant wife. Why the mischief
didn't he change his boarding-hOuse
and 90 to some place where he could
live on 81 a week? Bob IDgersol
ought to move in and open a hotel.
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HIGHLAND COUNTY FARMING.
A PRACTICAL ESSAY
ON THE BEST MEANS OF IN
CREASING THE FERTILITY
OF THE SOIL.
BY DR.. A. T. JOHNSON.

THE following essay was prepared,
to be read at the recent Farmers
Institute, held in HillsbOrO, Dec. 9th
and 10th, but owing to want Of time
it was not presented, and the writer
has kindly consented to its publica-
ton in the News. 1t will be found
eminently practical, and well worthy
a careful reading.-ED. News.
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EDITOR NEws:-I am very happy
to see that the farmers of Highland
county have arranged to hold
Farmers Institute, and that Mr.. Red
key has proposed the discussion of
certain subjects, among them, "The
Best Method Of Improving the Soil"
I suppose he means the improve
.ment of the soil in combination with
profitable tIlage. This is a subject
of the utmost importance, hence I
shall volunteer a few observations
that have presented themselves to
my mind during the last six years
experience in practical agriculture.
In the first place, nearly all the
lands in Highland county, as far as
my observations have extended, are
sufficiently rich in all the mineral
elements necessary to raise the larg-
est crops of all kinds of grain, and
where fertility is wanting, it seems to
be from a deficiency Of organic mat
ter; therefore, it has been my con-
stant study to devise the easiest and
cheapest methods Of supplying or
ganic elements to the soil.
BARNARD manure is almost the
only supply that is available in this
section, outside of green manuring,
or the blowing under ofgreen crops.
But the raising of green crops for
this purpose implies a great deal OF
labor and expense, aside from the
loss of time involved.
In order to obviate the above diff
culties, I have adopted the following
plan, which to my mind meets the
question in a very practicable and
satisfactory manner.
The land least adapted to tillage
is put into permanent pasture, by
being seeded heavily to timothy,
orchard grass, &c. As the timothy
and orchard grass lose their hold,
their placeis takenby blue grass (Po1
brsteu5s and firm, stiff sod IS the
result, which admits of early and late
pasturing-a very important item.
The plow land is then put into a
three years rotation, and pastured
but very little. The manner Of pro
Cedure is this:
The barnyard manure is hauled
upon the clover sod in the fall, anc
the fattening hogs are fed upon 1t
Then it is plowed early for ssthe mex
corn crop. The corn is all cut VI
and put in shock as soon as sufi
ciently matured, and corn can gen
orally be prOftably cut up mucI
earlier than is usually done, in m,
opinion. This gives ample time 70
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Reueber This.

DR.. Kennedy, of Rondout, N. Y, would
have you remember that you viii avoid
mistakes by bearing in mind the name OF
his new medicine is 'FaYorite Remedy,
and the price One Dollar. For the cure
of Urinary Difficulties, Kidney Com
plants, Constipation Of the Bowels, and
all those diseases and weaknesses peculiar
to females, there IS positively no medicine
offered to the public at all equal to it. For
sale Ly all Druggists. One Dollar bot
lie dec29w2D&CO
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FrnnE IssIIe,s Sunday MagazIne

The January is, in slI respects, holiday
number. 1t opens with 9 charming illus
trated Christmas Card, by R. q. Stoddard,
followed By "a Brief Chat About Christ
mas" Gold Weather Tall" "a Christ
mas Homily, Christmas and Epiphany
Celebrations" eto., "Reminiscences Of an
Old New Yorker" are continued; the
serial, May Cunningham Trial., is oOn-
cluded. and tive commenced, entitled,
'Hsrearst's Enemy" and Prudence Win
terburn." There are short stories, sketches,
essays, poems, etc, and the Home Pulpit
gives 4 sermon by Rev. DR.. Talmage, The
Manger." Among the many attractive
features Of the number, is No. 1. Of "PeO-
pie 1 Have Met, " by the Editor, iutroduc-
ing, with illustrations, william Cullen
Bryant, Washington Irving, Peter Cooper,
Daniel Webster and DR., J. G. Holland
The price Of a number is 25 cents yearly
subscription, So, postpaid. Address,
Frank Leslie, Publisher, 50, 55 and 81
Park Place, New York.
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UNOR SALE-A New Cabinet Lathe, large size,
suitable for Cabinet-Makers, Carpenters OF
Chair-Makers. Made by Ephraim Brown Lowell
Mass. A Machine Shop, Carpenter Shop ana
Turner Sbop. an iu one on wheels. A PatentsE Fret
Saw, Circular Saw, Boring, Drilling, Polshlng'
Grinding and Screw-cutting Machine, comolh-
ed. Regular Manufacturers price, s45. Wnl ne
sold for $50 cash. Apply atthis ONCE. OH
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for January is a
strong Number, beautifully illustrated.
The leading illustrated paper treats a
characteristic Western snbjeot-the trans
portation Of coal from Pittsburg down
the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. "Witb
the Vanguard in Mexico" is an exceed
ingly entertaining paper, finely iIlustra-
ted. Joseph HattOn concludes his Jour
nalistio London" with notices of Lloyd's
celebrated penny Newspaper, the London
Illustrated News, and the Graphic.
Young Mems Christian Associations fora
the subject Of an interesting paper by Dr.
George R. Crooks, illustrated by portraits.
Senator Edmunds contributes a timely
and important paper, entiiled "Politicul
Aspects of Mormonisra. ''The Boundary
of Greece" "Who Were the Pilgrims ?"
''In the Southeast Bastion;" and "Joncs
Trammell's Compromise, are all interest
ing.
Miss Constance Fenimors Woolson's
novel, "Anne, i" appears to be approaching
a crisis of unusual interest. Hardy's ''A
LsOdicean" is concluded, and will be fol-
lowed in the February Number by ''Pru-
dence, story Of Esthetic London, by
Mrs. John Lille.
The Editors Easy Chair, and other de-
partmsnts are full Of entertaining and in
struCtive matter.
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The Editor and proprietor Of the
North American Review announces
that the Review will be hereafter
published at No. 80 Lafayette place,
and will appear under its own i'm
print. He states that he has found
it impossible to conduct the publi-
cation in the spirit of the motto
adopted by its founders, making it
a forum of independent thought, and
extending, at his discretion, the hos
pitality of its pages to thinkers and
scholars of all creeds and forms ot
belief, and at the same time to main
tain relations with a publishing house
having extensive sehooI-book anG
other interests Of its own to promote
This change of imprint will involve
no alteration whatever in the organ
izatiOn or service of the Review.
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Bill Jones, the unknown horse
man" who shot at Guiteau, seems
net to want friends in Washington.
Seven hundred dollars were raised
in short tine to pay attorneys S
fees, and his bail bond of $4,000
was filed without delay. His case
went to the grand jury, and true
bill was found.
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rhn rrnnhIe AlOYer.

"a patient in MiddIetown" writes to DR.:
David Kennedy, of Rondout, N. Y: -
wrote YOU about five weeks ago for ad,
vice in taking your medicine, as at thai
time two stones had just passed from my
kidneys, the effect Of using Kennedy
Favorite Remedy have taken the
.Favorits Remedy ever since, and have
no more trouble from that source. 1t Ii
also toning my entire system.
dec29w 2DECO
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Nicholas Longworth, the elder,
was lawyer by profession. His
first case after admission to the Bar
was the defense of a horse-thief, re-
ceiving for his fee two copper whis-
ky-stills. These he bartered for
thirty-thres acres of land, Central
avenue being It's eastern boundary.
This land some years afterward
rose to the value of over $4,000
II Gin. Enquirer.
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ERnnI-lenzs Arnicn RaIEe.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, tever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblalns,
Corns, and all kinds of Skin EruPtio2ns.
This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money refund
ed. Price - Cents per Box. For Sale by
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William A Courtenay, mayor o

William A Courtenay, mayor OF
Charleston, S. c. a true blue Demo
crat, in his official report to the city
council of his city, says: "Civil and
political rights to the cOlOred race
was "the logical consequence OF
emancipation" Now what will our
Kentucky Bourbons have to say to
tbat?-T TAIaysville( (Ky.) Repub.
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R,-r7v CRrrr Mich. Jan. 81. 1879.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jan. 81, 1879.
Gsntlsmeu-Having been afflicted for
number of years with indigestion and
general debility, by the advice Of my doc
tors 1 used Hop Bitters, and must say
they afforded me almost instant relief, 1
am glad to be able to testify in their be-
half, THos. G. KNOX. dec29W2
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An effect existing without a cause is an
impossibility; tickling in the throat,
huskiness Of the voice, violent coughing,
etc, are the effects Of a severe cold. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup cures the cold at once,
and removes its ssriOus effects.
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We usually leave ID to doe
TORS to recommend medicines, but Park
er's Ginger Tonic has been so useful IN our
family in relieving sickness and suffering,
that we cannot say too much in its praise
] -TSalsm Argus. dec2zW4
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The four prizes offered for designs
by a wallpaper manufacturer IN New
York were taken by women, who,
with a single exception, were anna
teurs.
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Let the poor sufferers from female com
plants take courage and rejoice that
painless remedy has been found. We re-
fer to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. It prepared at 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Send to Mrs Pink
ham for pamphlets. decz9Wz
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An Indianapolis exchange mentions that
St. Jacobs Oil cured Mr.. J. 81. Matlen, a
letter-carrier Of that city, Of a severe sprainl
contracted in the war Detroit (Alich-l }
Western Home Journal.
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Richard Grant White said; "Ibe
journalists the pest Of the
period" True.
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From the Wilmington DELI RopubH-
can: Mr.. J. N. Scott, corner Third and
Madison streets, bad a remarkably hne
horse cured Of the scratches by St. Jacobs
Oil
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Many Wonder How Parksr's
Ginger Tonic can perform such varied
cures, thinking it sinPly essence Of gin
ger, when in fact it is made from many
valuable msdisinss which act bens6cially
on every diseased organ. Sec ether column.
dso82W4
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Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed an5
M, I5Gs5 - Ad71iuistrstor with the viii annexed
I'd me estate Of As1hel Chapman, late Of hlgh
land county, Ohio, deceased. ,-,r,.,,,,-
JAMES W. HENDERSON.
Dec. 8, 1851, oec9"'
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HILLSIDE ROUGH. OHIO.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 29, 1881
Subscription Terms.

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81 An extra copy will be sent gratis, Ior every
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this office on all papers sent to subscribers outside
Of Highland county.
En Subscribers who receive their papers q R#
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y either on the margin Of the paper or on ~
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Agents for the News, to receive and forward sub
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"a Mai subscribers whose time has expired,
can renew their subscriptions conveniently by
handing the money to their postmaster.
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The Atlanta Exposition will close
Dec. 3Ist.
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Il COPY OF THIS USEFUL and I-yTerE
VOLUHE WILL BE
PRESENTED TO EACH SUBSCRIBER
OF THE
Highland Weekly News,
Who Pays in Advance for
1881.

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Now is Your Opportunity

Address, j. L. BOARDMAN, PrBrrsHvr
Or hand y0ur names and money to vour Post
master.
HilZs5Oro, o.. December 9. 1sso.
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The Boston relief fund for Mich
igan sufferers by forest fires amounts
to S61,15G.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-26
RaiTrpaas.
Savannah, Florida & Wsstern Ry
envEaAL MAxAeEa,s oyrToE.

bAVANNAHs Juntl - Ieols
an and after SUNDAY. June %, 1851, Passsn-
~ ger Trains on this road viii run as fol-