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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-02-17
HILL sBoRoUGH HIGHLAND COUNTY, THURSDAY

strikers and lackeys, and any Repub-
lican who has the manhood to fol
low the dictates Of his own con
science, might as well undertake to
perform Hercules task as to obtain
. even a clerkship at 5000 per year.
Such is the character Of the chief
backing of Mr. McClng, together
with the whisky and tobacco interests,
controlled by his royal highness
"Prince Shamor, Amor SMITH
Collector Of Internal Revenue. A
few, however, whose names I viii
not mention, Of the tobacco trade,
have the stamina and nobility Of
character to oppose this man Nc
Clung
I have heard many declarations
from the solid Republican business
men and sturdy Republican mechan-
les, that if MeClung is seated in R.
Fl. Stephenson's chair, they viii
either vote the Democratic ticket or
remain away from the polls next
fall The feeling is so intense that
I am confident that the appointment
and confirmation Of Mr.. MoClung,
sustained as he is by the Third
Street Ring, will cause a Democratic
majority in this city and county,
both in the spring and fall.
Governor Young is manfuIly fight
ing for the right, and so far has
caused delay in the confirmation. It
is to be hoped that he will be so far
successful as to staVe off action till
after the close Of this administra-
ton, and that President Garfield win
make an appointment more satisfac-
tory to the vast interests involved,
both commercial and political
I find I have enerOached too far
on your columns, and will close with
but one more bit of political history.
Not long since the term of Chan
ming Richards, U. S. Attorn ey for
the Southern District of Ohio, ex-
pired. Mr.. R. proved himself a /
faithful and efficient officer, and was
an applicant for re-appointment. |
But the Ring being unable to bend |
him to their purposes, brought for
ward Drausin Wulsen as their eandi- |
date. The entire resourcesof the Ring |
were brought into play, and immense
was the pressure brought to bear.
The attempt was unsuccessful, thanks
to Channing's sterling qualities, the
mastery fight of his friends, and the /
Presidents recognition of the rule he
has so lately broken in the appoint
ment Of McCluDg.
Amor Smith, Revenue Collector, !
is at Washington, Ostensibly lobby
ing for the confirmation of McClung, |
but rumors are rife that his own
tenure of office is shaky. This is
almost too good to be true. Smiths
has been one of IN
serupulous Obeisance to the Ring.
In some future letter I will en-
dea7or to treat moro of matters in
general Until then, accept my
thanks for the regular receipt of the
News, which is better than any letter
can get from the old Hill Town
Respectfully, 81
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Why are you so out Of sorts, never able to
tell folks that you are well2 Ten to one
its all caused in the first place by habitu-
al constipation, which no doubt finally
caused deranged kidneys and liver The
sure cure for constipation is the celebrated
Eidney-Wort. 1t is also a specific remedy
for all kidney and liver diseases. Thous-
ands are cured by it every month. Try it
at once Toledo Blade,
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Parents who allow their children to grow up
with ECrOfulous homors bursting from. every pore
are guilty Of a great wrong. Think of them
pointed out as branded with q loathsome disease,
and you viii readily procEre them the Cuiicura
Remedies.
Clear head and voice, easy breathing, sweet
BREATH perfect smell, taste and hearing, no cough,
no distress. These are conditions brought about
In Catarrh by the use Of SANFOBD's RADICAL
CURE. Complete treatment for 81.
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BuckIen's Arniea- saIVe.

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At a camp-meeting last -summera yener-
able sister began the hymn:
My soul be on thy guard
Ten thousand foes arise"
She1 began too high. "Ten thousand,
she screached, and stopped. Start her at
five thousand p cried q converted stock
broker present
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Druegists Heard From.

eve know the 7alue Of malt, hops, calislYa and
iron composing Malt Bitters."
"Our lady customers highly praise them.''
Physicians prescribe them In this town
'.The largest bottle and best medicine
''Best blood purifier on our BhelVes.n
t'Our best people take Malt Bi tiers
t'Sure cure for chills and liver disease
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The Positive Cure
eFor an Female ConpIafntg.


For all Female Complaints.
This preparation, as its name signifies, consists Of
Vegetable Properties that harmless to the most del
icate invalid. Upon trial the merits Of this Com
pound will be recognized, asreliof IS immediate; and
when its useis continued in ninetynine cases in hun
drsd aperanGnt cure is effected as thousands will tes
tify. Onaccount ofits proven merits is to-dayre-
commended and prescribed by the best physicians in
the country.
It VII cure entirely the worst form OF falling
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In fact it has proved to be the great
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General Debility slaaploscss, Depression and Indi.
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For Kidney Complaint Of either sex this compound
ia unsurpassed.
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Price SLO5- SIX hotties for 500 Sent by mail in the
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Ct price, SlC5, p5r boz, iar Ci-acr. Mrs. PIEKHAM
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10 family should lie without LYDIA L. PINEHAlr
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A thorough and safe remedy is DR.. Met
taur's Headache and Dyspepsia Pills.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents.
feb3W4d&Co
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Many people will be glad to know that
the price of Denig's Cough Balsam has
been reduced to25c. a bottle It Is now
the cheapest, as well as the hest, for all
throat and lung affections. fsbl7F2
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Young Folks Corner.

No. I-CHARADE.
When springtlme's sun shines all the day,
And robin sings his rOundelaY,
Comes FIRST to make pleasant stay.
Erst when all Europe's northern lands
Were held By rude barbsric bands,
NEXT dlled the text made By their hands,
From his high home. where nan is free
The WHOLE behOlds the Carib's Sea,
His race below him bows the kuea.-ICln-
Times-Star.
No. 2-POETICAL ENIGMA.
Twill remember days Of yOre,
I'd lust laid Ofithe pinafOrs
] often went the fields beyond,
To sport around the Shiny pond
Behind q stump would watch and wait,
Then ''blaZe away at to 8.
My mother often strived in vain,
To have me from such tricks abstain,
And when such things would reach her ear
She used the tshingler-goOd old desFI
MY mother twas 20 dear 0me,
And not the shingla; do you see?l
And made me TO 4 ''yOu bet
In such way l'll.ne'er forget
in bOyEOOd days were you elate
To play the TOTAL to S9-lIb.
No. DIAMOND PUZZLE.
1. A letter 2. Intervening. Q. Accosted, e. A
plant. o. Relating 70 ultimate atoms. 6. Trans
iucent minerals. Z. Raised mp. 8. Positive =.
Removed. To- Taken. il. "A lstter.-llh,
No. 4-CHARADE.
The First IA an h0n0red profession,
The SECOND a fish uf Hna 2 5lEei
The FIEAL Creature much hunted
Tha WHOLE viii protect from surprise
When Indians about y0u are pfoElingi
or Quadr1peds savage are groWlnE.-llb.
Answers in two weeks.
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Standard Trade Vehicles

HEE p Yourselves by making money when a
ENHE golden chance is offered, thereby al
- ways keeping poverty from your door
Those who take advantage of the good chances for
making money that are offered, generally become
wealthy, u ai.e those who do not improve such
chances, remain iu poverty. We want many men,
women, boys aud girls TO work for Us right in
their own localities. The business viii paymOre
than ten times ordinary wages We furnish an
expensive outfit, and all thar vOu need, free. No
one who engages fails TO make money rapidly.
You can devote your whole time TO the work, or
only your spare moments. Full information and
all that is needed sent free. Address
decay STiNsoN IS Co., Portland, Maine.
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"Sam, why are lawyers like fishes ~ II
don't meddle with the subject, Pomp.r
why, don't you see2 Cause dey. am so
fond Oh debateu
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-02-17

PITCHERS CASTORIAisnot
Narcotic. Children grow t.
upon, Mothers like, and Physi-
clans recommend CASTORIS.
1t regulates the Bowels, cures
Wind collie, alIays Feyerishness.
and destroys Worms.
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Answers to Young Folks Corner OF Feb. g:
To No. I-tdine, dimel Iine, Imsl dins, tine
To No. Ghosts
10 no. 3-3lgy, Cod, Horn Race Sable Hat
teTas.
f. To 10. 4-Walnut.
To No 5-AthabasC8.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-02-17

Most men are more willing to indulge in
easy vices than practise labOEiOus virtues.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-02-17

WEI DE EIEYER'S CATARRH
Cure, Constitutional AntidOte for
this terrible malady, by Absorption.
The most Important Discovery since
Vaccination. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh, this cures at any
stage before Consumption sets in.
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.4lt- u-errd lnaer This head 81 tAe following
4 lsa- rur inch space, $40 year; y !nch, s.
al ilcl, 81 wear.
~ zelV. -uc= af TAis type make inch.
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Answers N Two weeks.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-22
D0uiUhun Items.

Poor old Brindle one of the oldest inhabitants of
Doniphan, was killed by the ruthless hand of the
butcher, last week. She had almost lived out her
three score years and ten, and Mt last without mo-
nent's warning led to the slaughter pen If her
spirit Of she had one) could have lowered over the
dinner pot and seen the amount Of fuel that was
consumed to make her meat tender, that a strong
masticater could have ehewed her meat and digested
the same without the lock- jaw, have no doubt old
Brindle would have shed tears. Her meat was ta-
ken by the cook, Mt o'clock in the morning. and
pounded with new Ratchet till noon, when it was
boiled for forty eight hours then still would not yield
to the masticator; and was finally hashed, when
cattle man got away with with it, and thought it
good. lie has since had the lockjaw, and it took
three dollars to right him.
Over one hundred girls and boys are Mt work pick
ing grapes in the vineyard.
If We are TO be excused for absence with sluibs
in the Weekly Chief it would be account of hav-
ing few more of those Ohio River shakes, which
we had to our souls content. As we have disposed
of their services till next autumnal seeson letting
our bones rest we WILL when time permits, give out
such matter as may, in Judgment, suit the read
ers Of the Chief. We did think that, observer"
seems to have more time than could spare in so
laudabIe a cause, We would quit but, as n number
were anxious to hear from Buckeye, We thought We
would try again.
The friends and customers Of L. NJ. Bennett will
be patient with him. for short season, the Doctor
has been very sick but is better, and thinks he will
soon hold his on beefsteak.
Wheat sowing has commenced. Joseph Symns has
wheat up. Joseph Butler sowing wheat last
Saturday. Mr.. Windsor sowed last week Quite
number of farmers already seeding wheat. A
good many are fearful of chnch bus but their fears
are not well grounded. AL those farmers who do
not SOW wheat this fall will regret it, next season
will be good
Born, to Mrs. Matheny, son, September H. 1851
William had gone into bachelorhOod, before he be-
came 'pa,- and now he is grooming with lamenta-
tons that he did not marry sooner.
Thomas Welsh, of Lincoln, was down. last Friday,
to see his old friend Pat Mears railroad contractor
on the Donipban cutoff
Chils and quinine the leading commodities of
the season.
Luther Dickersou says If he gets the Republican
nomination for Sheriff of Atchi-on County. he is
elected.
Last Thur.day weather cool. Very little frost. If
any. up to this time. BUCKEYE
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Severance Items.

As have had items in your paper
from this place for awhile we suppose would
object if should say few words in regard to our
town and surroundings. Now. we do not want you
to expect anything great, a hand at
the wheel.
Put up your heating stoves, the cry around
town, last Friday.
Quite a number are having the ehills now. Fine
weather for them.
We learn that they grinding at the mill little
now. Hope We may soon he able to have the Sever
ance Mills -four in our kitchen again.
We have a Photograph tent in town now. man
aged by W. d. Homer Hope he may prosper, and
stay with u.s.
visiting friends and relatives She expects to return
home, about the last of this week.
Miss Nette Duncan, of st. Joseph is also up visit
ing her sister, Mrs Cook, and other friends at this
place.
Mr. Reuben Small returned from South western
Kansas, Harper County, last Friday morning. after
n stay of about five months. lie reports crops as
being very good, down there. lie says they had
plenty of warm weather, but not warm as we have
had here. Plenty Of rain there, this summer, and
good wheat harvest That part Of the country is
splendid stock country, having plenty of water and
good grazing land. Ii will be- in course of time n
splendid country.
That cornshcller engine is not working right vet
and we think it will. Look out, boys, and
keep water in it, it may make a sudden clearing
in that Section of these days 1t may he one of
those ''infernal" machines we read about.
Oliver Terreo is the happy father of fine boy
The sad news of our Presidents death was received
here with sad heart. Two great flags. Graped in
mourning foated in the air all day. Great must be
the sorrow, all over the nation Jupy
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Breuuer Items.

Trio" with pen in hand, once more makes his
bow through the columns of the Chief TO the public.
The course of human events often to
change his place of habiiation when the first of
September makes its appearance, always find a
large number Of certain quasi profession packing
their small belongings, arranging with their board
ing houses for their last quarters board to be paid
the end of the next quarter and then hieins them
selves away to new fields of labor and usefulness.
With this annual move. grasp our srip-saek, and
tramp too; and that's how to be at Brcn-
Everybody is going to the fair.
Nothing but old settlers in this neighborhOOd.
Job Mcdaniel and John Lancaster, with their fam
lies went to Atchison, Monday, trading.
Mrs. Hartshorn Mrs. Baker, and Mr.. Howard, Of
Quincy, ILL.,. are visiting children in this vicinity
Mace Culp has threshed his wheat; it averaged
thirty bushels to the acre.
Mrs j. j. Baker has been very sick but is now
better. DIR. Reeder is attending her.
Mr.. Seeley has been quite sick. but is better.
Ulysses Mcdaniel, agent of the b. s. NJ, at Iowa
Point, is at home, the sick list His mother says
if she can ever get enough for HIM to eat she thinks
he will get we'll
Eugene Hnckley and lady oil on trip. When
last heard from, Eugene was snowballiug Buffalo
Bill up in the Black Hills.
dramatic association is one of the probabilities
in the near future. for Bremen. Harry IIartshorn
will always play the heavy villain.
The stone work on Cook & Hnckley' snew building
is completed, and the carpenters busy with the
wood work
Grain is coming in slowly; the farmers all busy
blowing for fail grain.
So Saturn has thrown up, and quit being
pontlent of the Chief Why Is this thuslyi Has he
in,
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HichInud SlaNy.

DIR. !. MYERS made n sale of his farm, last week.
Nil, r.pIv of Cedar Greek ia the happy purchaser,
and IS 600 was the sum paid. The Dr. will give
possession the Sd instant, and move TO his stock
farm. near Hutchi.on, Reno County, Kansas. 1t
strikes us that Mr.. Fenly made pretty good bar
yain.
Mrs. T.. Z. Herriek returned on Friday morning,
from "tbe scenes of her childhood in New York
State. where she has been spending the Summer.
The public well is at last finished, and now, il the
city dads will put in good force pump, enough
hose TO reach the most remote parts of town, erect
bath house, construct fountain in the city park,
obtain four good water troughs, deep enough to
drown nuisanees, such as small dogs and boys, and
attach thereto some gourds, they will receive
unanimous vote of thanks from the citizens.
The following are the names Of n few Of the teach
crs employed in some of the districts in this vicinity
T. C. Clark, Chapson's school; Miss Hattie Allen,
Willow Springs; W. w whitmer, Red school house;
AL Bowers Jeffries': Berry Martin, Martin school.
A number of parties from here attended the State
Fair and few went TO the Kansas City Exposition.
Phil weidemaier arrived, Friday morning.
fresh from the canons of the booming Centennial
State. OF course, he struck no bonanza; but. how
ever ON his arrival his feet were not sore from rid
ing in n Pullman Palace. We learn he will start
butcher shop here Success to him.
We wonder how many times Gold, amt it y us
this cold enough for you r and other similar express
sions were used on last Friday. We should sup
pose about billion.
Eb. Leigh has taken his stand with Lon Morton
behind the counter in Arch. Campbells drug store.
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East NOryyay HENS.

SO Saturn" is dead. What a shame
We are glad to hear of Jennie Bromley being able
to he around again, after a severe spell of fever
o. o. Turkelson is shipping hogs at from s5sO to
$500 having one about load Of his own rails
ing, that averaged $50 pounds
We shall, of course, support the Leona candidate
for Recorder. year from this fall Leona is al
ways out in the right time, and wide awake
o. X. Stewart, brakeman on the d. & NJ. is at
home, on a short visit. All were glad to see Orl..
after being away so long.
The Norway gun club will take part in the shoot.
ing match at the Hiawatha Fair Sept 18th, both for
double pigeons and glass balls
Norway will he fully represented at onr County
Fair, held at Troy, this week. as all anticipate a
good time, and the best Fair in the West.
Mrs. Sites, of Robinson, was visiting ut A. Ben
nets last week Mother of Frank Sites, our agent:
this being her first trip to Norway She was so well
pleased she promised to GENE again.
Perry Roberts says he does not want any more of
Toms cider. and from the looks Of the platform at
the depot we should say not
Thos Devereux received two pigs from Illinois
last week. They were thoroughbred Poland China.
and were perfect pictures They cost him about $50
We saw Major Robbins, few days ago. He has
his new coat on, ..Jaak Oak told Us about II was
a complete fit.
prominent young chap Of Severance came up a
few nights ago, with two thirtytwo rcyolvers loaded
to the muzzle. to whip lite fellow here He sxore
he would cut, shoot, die. So the boys rot a
couple dozen eggs for his benefit and be cut around
the corner. and shot back for Severance ON double
quick. He was alive, at last accounts.