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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-12-01
WHOLE NO. 2375
70 CRAFTY HIS WIFE
AN INTERESTING Story HOPFL EFg
CASE CURED. A coon REASON FOP-
HAPPINESS.
tatement Of Mr.. Washington Monroe, Of fCatskiI.
Green Countv- Nv Eo-I-

statement Of Mr.. Washington Monroe, of CatskiI,
Green County, New York.
&c For many years had suffered from com
plant which the physicians called Gravel Ihad
employed some Of the most noted doctors with
out obtaining,a any permanent relief, and for long
time my casesyas regarded as hopeless. All who
knew the circumstances said I must die. FINALLY.
my wife induced ne to try Dr. 6enusdy's Favor
ite Remedy, which she had somewhere heard 3r
or seen advertised. Without the slightest faith in
it, but ao,sly to crafty her, 7 bought bottle Of
druggist in our village. used that and two OF
three bottles more, and-to make long story
short-I am now asheaIthy q man as there Is ia
the country.
"Sincs then I have recommended sFsvorfts
Remedy 70 others whom knew to have suffered
from Kidney and Liver complaints : and I assure
the public thatthe FavOrite Remedy has done its
work with similar completeness in every single
instance, and trust some other sick and discour.
aged mortal may hear OF It and try the 'Favorits
-Is-lely -y as 1 did" dec1 1W5chmB&Co
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Young Folks Corner.
No. o.1-CHARADE

No. I-CHARADE
Twas a hollow-eyed puzzle, -I--hear5- alm com
plain,
'Hers's lot Of those 'dod blasted srsorsf again
Some use gazetteeis in q LAST despise.
/ have pOred over maps till I've ruined my eyes,
Seeking 'hamlets in Austria castles in SPAIN
Creeks in IdahO'5 wildss' or back townships in
"a seaport Of France (yhere a counsel is sent. or
A wHoLE (part Of river through which vessels
euter)
I think 'tis not FIRST, I think hard is nv lot.
For no 'ROsser' have J. and no late 'LippinC0tt; .
Not even s. Post Office Guide do I own,
But depend on atattered old Atlas alone
-LCIn. Iimes-stGr.
No. NUMERICAL ENIGMA.
I 2 3-A small fish allied to the graining.
9 5-A portion.
5 IA register
8 lO-NeliCatiOn
WHoLE-BeIoDgingt TO the doctrine that we have
no grounds for belief in the reality Of anything
but cOucepdOns-[Ib.
No.3-CHARADE.
I take my rOrAE from the lovely river
That glitters in the distance as I write,
Whose glanCing waves with gladness leap and
Whose waters sparkle in the bright sunlight.
Oh, fair Miami, musical thy LAST is,
Oh, would that some verse might FIEsr to
thee,
With tenderest Of memories dUed the past is,
And every wave of thine is dear 20 me.
Letothers sing of Hudson and st. Lawrence,
Of Rhine and of the sunny GuEdalquivir.
OF AlississiDp5's swift, impeluOus torrents
Dearer to me, the Blue Miami River-[Ib.
Answers to Young Folks Corner Of N0v.I7:
To No. 1-Tend-sOme.
To No. p
PEB
AN NOR
AROT s
r r N O Y A u D r
o T A T E ID
r I IT Z S
s o d
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To No. 3-Gal-la-tin.
To No. 4-Bs-ssens,
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A new lighthouse, in which the cleo
trio light is to be used, has lately been
completed at Marseilles. The cost Of
the light is seven times less than the
cost Of that which it will replace. The
new lighthouse will be one Of the finest
on the French coasts. The light, which
will be equal to about $500 gas jets,
will be visible at a distance of twenty
saVnn miles.
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BnekIen,s Arnfcn EaIre.

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The oomp0nsnts Of Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup are daily prescribed by the blsst
Physicians, whose SUCCESS Is due to the
specific influence Of these componsnts q.
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, skillfully prepar ed
for immediate use, is for sale by all drug
gists.
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4ourheru AntidOIe for ATaIarla

Il should be generally known that Sim
mons Liver Regulator, is relied upon to
secure to the people immunity from all
malarial disorders. That this medicine
does what is claimed for it is proved by
its popularity, and any one who has lived
in the South three years has no do4bt sssn
its curative effects and the protection it
gives against the return of this weakening
and dangerous mRlady.
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In the NsE York Herald We lately o.
ssrIod mention Of the speedy cure Of
ThRddsus Davids, Esq., OF the great ink
Arm, l27 William street, New York, Of
rheumatic gout by St. Jacobs Oil.-St
Paul MINI, Pioneer Press.
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Never try to raise family without q
good newspaper, provided it contains the
advertisement Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup;
for this valuable medicine is necessary to
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lN1--I '-IIll1I1 ILa3s,I = an. IL Io5V.
have been very sick over two ysara.
They all gave me up as psst cure. tried
the most skillful physicians, but they did
not reach ths worst part. Ths lungs and
heart would Ill up every night and dis
tress me, and my throat was very bad. I
told my children 1 never should die in
poaos until had'trisd Hop Bitters. I
have taken two bottles. They have helped
me very much indeed. am now we'll.
There was a lot Of sick folks here Whe
hays sssn how they helped me, and they
used them and are cured, and feel as thank
full as do that there is 80 valuable a
medicine made
dsclw9 Mrs JULIA G. CUSHING.
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"What a fine protuberant forehead
your baby has, Mrs. Jones. Did he get
it from his father?' ''No," replied
Mrs. Jones, che got it from fall down
stairs"
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pnnpa Tnhnta.

The Boston Globe on the day Of
President Garfeld's death published
poems commemorative of his death, by
oliver Wendell Holmes, Walt Whitman,
Joaquin Miller. John Boyle O'Reilly,
Julia Ward Howe, and others. All the
poems but that of Whitman have been
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AFTER THE BURIAL.


Fa len with autumn's falling leaf,
Ere yet his SUNNI RS n 'Ol was past
Our friend, our guide, 5OuT tru ted chief
What words can m itch q woe so yas,2
And VIII Sc the cha-. e~ed claim to speak
The sacre grief ,ytere all have part;
When sorrow sad lens every c1cek.
And brOOUs every achin 2 hert2
Yet MANURE T ~ t tu1 burning pauass
That thrills thrh she apl 81 lrOI..e hall
The liud inc ir, he soEr wing praise,
the silent tear IN love lets til1
To lofje vers ., in loves rhyme,
Shall strive unb am the minstrel choir
The sinners Of the newborn time,
And tremb Ing age with Outgrown Tyre.
No r ON for rrida, no place for blame,
We fling our oss ms on the gr We.
Pale sCenUcss fud.d-atl We C alu{
4his sn!l !l--Yiat we nat T. gave
Ahl could the g ief Of IN whom nupR
Blend in ne 10 i's bitter cry,
The wall to heavens high arches borne
Would ecEQ through the caVerned sky.
Oh, hRppiest lani, where peaceful choice
Fl Is with "a breath its empty throne!
God. SD "a sing through the pro- b Is vOi-',
Has made th; Toile Tor one ftis own
No angry passion sh ikes the stale
W
Aid who cOull fear hat sCOwlin. hate
WOul slrike at d It guaFiei breas.
He stauds=unconsc GUS OF his doom
In manly -tr myth serene
He faIs-Ahat horror clothes the scelci
H-w swift tha sudden flash of voc
Where all was bright as childhOOd's dream,
As if from Heavens eiherea W
Had leup,d the h2htning'5 OrrOWy CLEAN !!
Blot the foul deed from history's page
LIT not the al lie rHyiug su
Blush for the day b t stains an age
When murders blacbest wreath Yas won.
Pale on his couch III suf rer lies,
The weary bait e-grOund Of paiui
Love tends his pillow, SC ence tries
Her every art, alas, in vain.
Tne rife endures, how long! now l'ng!
L fe, d 'Jth, seems balanced In the scale.
VIII le round his bed viewl IS thrOng
Awaits each mOrrOw's changi lg tale.
In realms the desert ocean parts
WIIt myriads witch with e Ir-hl'e ed eyes.
His pulls ats echOi g in heir carts,
His br athing cOuute with their signs.
Slowly tie stores of life are sDent,
Yet hope il. bat les with despair
VIII heuv, n no yield when knees are bent2
answer, D TLOU shat dearest prayer. =
Re-
But 8 le 1tly the bruz n SKY
Answ - the meleOr's threatening train
UnswCIYing II tture's mute reply,
Bound in her adamautiue cEIin.
Not ours the verdict to decide
VIII, IN death snail claim or skill shall save
The o rO's life though heaven dtnie T.,
II gave our land q martyrs grave,
Nor COu It ne teaching van!y sent,
How hInai. hearts their g ie! may share
Tho les Iu Won ans love has lent,
What hope mUy dc, what faith can Cear.
Farewell! the leaG-s'rewn earth entOlds
Our stay. our pri lC, our hopes, our tearsi
And autumu's q ldan sun beh Ids
A nation bowed, a world in Tears.
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The quieting, rest-prOcuring qualities,
as well as the far-reAehing and powerful
curative effects of Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
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The Costly Search After Gold and Silver,

Inc UOstly Search After Gold and Silver,
AS every one knows, the Comstock
mines at tha present time are all in
'bcrrasca,H a or poor ground, and not
one Of them is to-day paying a dollar in
dividends, On the contrary, they are
all leVying assessments, and are spend
ing enormous sums in prospecting and
driving after that will-'O-the-wisp bO-
nanza that is forever being predicted
as Just a little beyond the levels Of
every mine on the lode
The Yellow jacket, chat at one time
had 8 famous bonan8a which paid in
dividends S2,l84,O00 previous to 1871,
and which has been q steady assessor
for the greater part of the past ten
years, has pUOspected the lOIe to q
depth of 1000 feet by q shaft which on
the 1st Of July last had cost, without
interest, 1854, 2O3.5O, and is yet with
out ore. The assessments of this Gomz
pany have already amounted to $4,-
09a 00p and during the year ending
June 80, 1881, the expenditures at the
mines were S54S, 740, of which S27, ,23O
were on account of and for driving 743
feet of the SutrO tunnel During the
year /, ,O55 feet of drifts were run, and
$50 feet of diamond drill prospect holes,
which was al Fhe effective prospecting
done SOr over $500, 900. The greater
part of the outlay was for pumping and
repairs. The superintendent aays
Prom April 16, Whsa connection was
mada with the SutrO tunnel, to June
so. or in a little more than one month,
we pumped and hQisted So, 0GO, 900 gal
Ions, OF 500, 900 tons, Of water. We
have had since that time a steady flow
of 60 miners inches, or 720 gallons per
minute. This amount, q tons per
minute, or about 8, 900 tons o day, is
raised from the 3,000-fOOt level to the
SutrO tunnel, nearly l, 500 feet, and in
wolves an expense greater th9B that ree
quired 70 work s2ue Of the largest and
most profitable mines in this country.
Yet at the present time the Yellow
Jacket is simply a prospect, and all
these expenditures are merely pros
peGting expenses, incurred in the hope
of finding something. And this is but
one out of a score of mines prospecting
the COmstOck, none of which pay ex-
penses.
Never before in the history of the
world have such enormous sums been
expended FOR prospecting as we see to-
day on the Comstock- The aame
amount prUdantly invested in less ex-
pensiYe and more promising districts
would no doubt produce vastly better
results. - Engineering and MiHilg
Journal
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We like st. jacobs Oil, and observe too
that Rt. Rev. Bishop Gilmers indorssB the
remedy.-BaltimOre MAJ Catholic Mirror.
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Fa len With autumn's falling leaf,
Ere yet his SUNNI RS on was past
Our friend, our guide, ,5Our tru ted chief
What words can m itch q woe so vast?
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And VIII Sc the cha. e~cd claim to speak
The sacre grief ,yt ere all have part;
When sorrow sad lens every c1Cek.
And brOOUs Q every Rchin heIrt2
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Yet MANURE ~ t tu@ hUrui"g pausa
That thrills tha'h she apl slroI-el hall
The ud inc ir, he soEr wins praise,
ghe silent tear IN { love lets tuIs
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-08-11
"
"They have their exits.n

Reader, not seers of renown alone penetrate the future and forecast events; prudent young men accomplish it. Everything fell out as Theobald Podger had anticipated. He mar rled. Selina married. In each case the full approval of their parents crowned the union. The parents, themselves went quietly down life's decline. Podger the elder died, and was buried with prodigious plumage and mummery and above his ashes rose splendid tombstone of Aberdeen granite. Here on an inlaid scroll, his virtues were set forth; that he was good citizen, good Liberal, good Baptist, good father, good .husband-the mourners did not say c good gr0nanaGrian, per- haps from a.fear of cracking the granite. Splendidly entombed slept Robert Podger, Esq, not with his fathers, since he never had any, but in great state all by himself. Him there followed to silence first, his friend Will liam Stickey; then, Mrs. Stickey; and last of all, the Dowager Podger, for whom one line of the scroll had been reserved, in which she was, with brevty, described as wife of tbe above, but not a virtue mentioned. So all the old people departed. No more 20 port with opened windows on warm July evenings. No more prognostications about the jam for the impending season. It was all over; just as much as if it had been the tolls of statesmen or the pleasures of Kings Think, my reader, what world is this, where even for farce acted on hearth rug there must be such complex machinery of coming and going, living and dying, or the plece will not run. But now we have got through the graver in- terlude, the clouds roll off the tale, and it sparkles into farce once more.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-08-11

piled. not reading her face aright. 'sAnd I naintaih, Selina, that we may be very happy Ein our declining years1a For although now, while the feyerishnessI Iof passion in ones blood one may take the Don Juan view of life, still a time will come-a time qoin come, Selina- when both of us will realize the tfaath of 'John Anderson, my Je John.i' Depend upon that, Sclina !'' ....ss.. ,! He turned his face upon her with the smirk of one who feels he has brought his argument to successful end. }sn.a sI .g; ..u 5.i
 ''Oh, you great selfish goose!' Selina cried furiousy, and giving him ringing box on the ear she darted from the arber and left him in solitude. 7'ta F'' f }#'" "d *f'
 ''How my head singsl" the prudent young man exclaimed, handling himself with much tenderness. ''What an arm she has got, to be sure. We'll, never mind. I am out of the trap. Thave said my say." P. -
 Meanwhile, Selina, sobbing, panting, quiv- ering, gained her own room and flung herself on her bed.
 ''If wait twenty years 70 pay you of, you little sneaking wretch, shall wait twenty years; but on the day pay you, you shall be paid in full!'
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-08-11

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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-08-11
"The promised end."

The remainder of the story can be told best by letters and extracts ..tr- ,- t.at BATH, Aug. 2, 1875. MY DEAREST SELMA 1 write in tolerable spirits. l am going on with my treatment. 1 find rushing out in the morning at quarter to eight very trying to my digestion, but per-
 & THRoBALD PoDGRRs
 AUAs. 14 My LOVE AND LIFE: I have great news for you this week. I can drink my stout without making face. Ever your own. - ......,. T. F. P. S.-I scarcely knew where I was last night when went to bed, but I awoke all right in the morning, and somehow I rather like it. This is encouraging.
 AUG. 21. QUEEN OF MY Soul: As was reading the Standard this morning, light suddenly flashed upon me. begin to see that Gladstone is q gigantic impostor, though eloquent. Let us be truly thankful. Ever until we meet, and then forever, your THEO.
 AUG. 28. MINE FOREVER: lean scarcely believe what 1 am going to write to yOu but it is true Last night before dinner 1 was weged, and this morning again after breakfast. In the night had gained one ounce and a quarter. My brain is spinning with joy. Thus are our difficulties one by one removed. Eager lo claim the reward of true love, 1 am, Selina- dear familiar name! thine, living and dying.
 TEBBY. Extract from the Times newspaper: ''On Saturday, Sept. 10,> at St. Georges, Hanover square, Theobald Podger, Esq, Appletrce Hall, Dyrham Down, son of the late William Podger, Esq, of Bristol and Clifton. to Seli- ma, widow of the late Monteagle VilIiers Esq.,, and only daughter of Robert Stickey, Esq, merchant of Bristol.
 "Theobald, said the bride, as they stood in the A0tel drawing room on the evening of that happy day, and as once again she saw her own circular and hIs linear figure reflected in the mirror, ''you have done all but one thing. We shall never be truly pair" "What do you mean" he gasps, thinking of the sensation novels which she is fond of reading. ''Is there any barrier-unknown 10 me?"
 ''You don't understand me- Tebby," she answered. 'I mean in the same sense that vases are pair, or ponies, or gloves. We sha'nt match, l say, Tebby, so as to be pair"
 "It matters not my bride," he cries, with flash of love and wiL eve don't match to be pair; we match to be onei"-LOnCon Society.