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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-06-13

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ANCE UNIONS on OHIo
The Lord, for whom we labor, has given
| success to our efforts of the past winter,
and a Constitutional Amendment Of two
propositions. viz: License and Prohibition,
has been submitted to the electors of Ohio
for their adoption or rejection, on the 9th
of October, 1888.
| 1t is clearly our duty to make every effort
to secure a majority infavOr of prohibition,
and to accomplish this, the subject must be
intelligently presented in every township
of the State; every school district must be
thoroughly cauvassed, and each voter per-
sOually addressed.
Not one need be ommitted, if the names
| Of voters be secured from the poll-books
and placed in the hands of committees.
/ who will present to each for his signature,
a book Costing 10 cents, which can be
procured at headquarters, or of our speak
ers containing a pledge to vote for the
second proposition of the amendment and
not for the first.
| BE not discouraged if some refuse to sign,
/ but patiently bring to them facts, figures,
arguments aud persuasion, and if these
/ fail send the names of persons to head
quarters, with tHeir reason for refusal, and
suitable literature will be forwarded to
egch
That the whole community may be
aroused, tAe campriugn should be opened
by a mass meeting, for which thorough
preparation should be made.
Apply to headquarters for an able speak
er, Of whom we shall have many. Secure
the most desirable church, or hall, in which
the meeting may be held, and see that it is
brilliantly HglRed. Select women to
preside, whose voice can be heard through
out the house. Furnish your Band of
Hope with banners, torch-hghts and trans
parencies and accompanied with music,
let them march through the streets, and a
little time before themeeting, station them
selves in front of the building where it is
be held
Even have the young ladies who viii take
the collections, fully interested and ready
to respond instantly to call, and have Others
stand at the door, aud furnish each iudi,
yidual, when passing out, a tract, giving
still further information on the topic pre-,
sented.
These can be purchased at headquarters,
in packages of lOO postpaid for 30 cents,
or 50 go per thousand, on Prohibition Ii.
cense and Taxation.
Do not plead the want of interest as re-.
) son for postponement
Only prompt and persistent action viii
i quicken the people, and as the time is shOrt
whatsoever the hand finds to do, must be
done quickly.
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de2oy1H&Co

Ex-lnternal Revenue Commisa-
ioner Raum has been employed by
the Whisky Expert Association to
look after his interes. before the At
torney General,
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Indiana's school enumeration for
1883 gives the number of children at
7I8,76o. The State revenue for
School apportionment is s1,2so,ooo.
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DODSONYILLE, juno "a.


We have Lice growing weather.
Wheat crop improving rapidly.
Farmers are busy replanting corn.
ghe hail last Monday night did considerable
damage,
A number of the members of Russell Conet
Band made a visit to our Band last Saturday
night. The two Bands together made some
fine music.
Jacksonville Cornet Band furnished the
music on Decoration Day at Blanchester
The remains Of John Bogert deceased were
taken from the vault at BiE. Washington last
SUNDAY, and buried in the ]. o, o. f. grave.
yard there.
William Long and son, of Fayette county,
were visiting the family Of Rev. James j.
Armatrout aud other relatives last Friday
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THIS PAPER +. RoweG w iiSi'5 8 COS S Sswspspef S
Adrati1ing Bureau 90 spruce 81 where ed yertlslng
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Young Folks Corner.

No. WORD SQUARE.
1. A Hebrew measure.
2. A kind of fruit.
g. Damage
A. A collection of soldiers. G. G.
No. 2-ENIGAIA.
Composed of twelve letters.
My z . 10 we should strive not to do
My 8 / is a vegetable production.
My 3 IL ~ are used in building
My III TO is the whole.
My whole is one Of natures wonders
No. 3-Curtailments.
/. Curtail point of land and ,eaye a cover
2. Curtai plant, and leave a piece Of land.
3. Curtai part Of the neck, and leave
short sleep.
a. Curtail a small lizard, and leave modern.
8. Curtail an animal, and leave to hurt
Our Willie.
No. 4-WORD PUZZLE.
am a word Of six letters, and am an exceed
ingly humble parsonage. Change my initial
and reverse, and you will see the condition in
which usually appear. F. l. Sherman.
No. G-DIANIOND.
/. A cousonant.
2, simpletOn.
8. Events.
4, A south African antelope.
3. A kind OF ship.
6. A privilege
z. A consonant. Little NelL
Answers to Young Folks Corner of June G.:
To No. 1-Chaperon.
To No. 2-Leyel, level. 2. Hannah, Hannah.
To No. s. woe
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J.L. RoARDMAN.


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k3sAEl1IA4l2.-l.....A sici, Headache.
[<Qr---r.fe ff5s/ rbr,,,i, r,;,-
R N1te.AlaSI
III VfN9lE rhBa, Jaundice,
INNE/) Impurity Of the
XNANrf gvr-9 r~,.-r rS-..-,
~ zaT2lo u '.''
WsTTTE3EIV7 15} M -.', ~, -,
49, .t.A--s3 ''''''
- caused by DO
.l IONS IONS 3F q DISEASED, ~ Nv i-i-.
pain Is Z il 1nder t. si.'ij,rIi5ls Tnistsi,gn or
Ehruf7a6,n1 ren9fsf I..s of rrDt tte, Bowels
p.1e-5iv c5stvs s. rici.r.- -fcrra,inr with l1y:
he moi is mo. .I. ,.i.I .,.r BE- anil and bo7yv
vith cgssilrrali. Ia-s Of r..-.a-v recommended
with "a p3infI s.r....f r1... fl done sorrrfbfr-.
Mni-i 'qsht 70 A9y- l-.n o.Ne' a ..E"l' lIy 1I.5n
.'.- a ,- .... ' .',,,., % I,;-l :
la''-' .' , ...-', '..- ''.t % COM
feet cold or bur.ng, sometimes pr.l.iy sensation
Of the skin exists: spirits arc low and Respondent
and although satisfied that exercise would be bcne-
fetal yet one can hardly summon up f5rtitude to
try it-in fact, dstrusls every remedy. Several
Of the above symptoms attend The disease but cases
nave occurred when nHt Jew OF ihem existed yet
Stal'illl,on a'ly! Dr.t4 Aa' snow" ''I Ai'o' 10
have been extensively derangcd
IT, sbou1d 1,c ,,sod Inv all ,,orsors. old ory
young whenever any OF Ihe ABOVE
symptoms appear,
Persons Travelling or Living in I'm
healthy Localities, by tl,inE dose OCCASION
ally to keep the Liver in healthy action, will avoid
all Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness, Nau-
sea, Drowsiness, Depression Of Spirits, etc. 1t
~lLl inylEo.tJ llke :. s.ss ol "'he' DuO Is no IN
OoNic''lnS De'eI"Se'
If You have eaten ANYTHING. hard OF
diuasffon- or feel heav,, sfer r,eaIe or sloov,-
A''' '' IT. '>' d OD'e '''.' you Will DC
Time and Doefors' RiTs win he saved
NV oI,y,,,s I,oo,,,,,,. tI,o T,c,-,I,to.
in the Housel
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Jas, Murphy reported weighing done ON
High street scales for the month of NAV. l64
drafts, receipts S32,55. NJ. McClue reported
weighing done on coal scales for the month of
May loads Of coal weighed free, $50, receipts.
81 30. n. H. Ayres CIerlI
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-01
Tnanswer to the question, "Whatis fame ?"
a Kentucky paper replies that it is word of
for,r letters, and that is about all il is.


y,,,sa 4. 4 rarnbies this season. our Mr.. NJ. haa
.tsr mon himself the task Of satisfying our num-
-,,s rsasers that whatever goods are manufactured
Z rsoaly city Of Roger Williams. are Of high
10 ana a. fne in quality as can be produced in
- 80 IN the globe. Especially Is this so when
~. stiled Pharmacist Of many years experience
.f,.ss ~ extract from the finest botanical speci.
.s1s n tic vegetable world the mostpotent cure
s.so,oe speciai disease In proof Of bis assertion
- pr,vtlonce r. T. affords the best. he relates an
',terify with an acquaintance given him while so.
t,,rring temporarily at her residence. She saws:
.sboIit year suffered severely with Rheumatism
i, ~, limbs and Neuralgia in the head. which en-
i,,rsa two or three months with much patience
= rossible being under tho treatment OF an excel.
ient doctor aud trying many kinds Of medicine
,,t,pt ary marked effect AT last medical friend
...ig-sol nc 10 try Hunts Remedy, because be At
btted nv severe suffering TO the bad condition Of
I, kidneys which we're not performing their proper
frnetIous. and commenced taking it, and in q few
AVS The neuralgia had departed. my headache had
.,t{rsfy disappeared, the swelling in my limbs and
io.pts had gone. andI have not had touch oft
See More reoaaily was troubled with impurity
u tho blool wheh showed itself in severe eruptons
i, nv faee. again resorted TO Hunts Remedy and
f,sr taking il a short time completely cured Of
nat complaint. Hunts Remedy has proved very
beneficial 10 me in attacks Of sick headache which u
aipsys alleyiates and l notice the improvement A.
seo,, a. take the Remedy. This Remedy has
strengthening elements. for it has made me feel
,.urb stronger, and has been very beneficial to my
General health. Imost heartily recommend il to
I'll s1Tcrers like myself Mrs L. G. TAsNEi' No. I31
tt.arf Street /"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-01

IT is generally mentioned in popular
books on China that the respect for
paper on which any words are written
is SO great that S avengers are specially
employed TO collect 1t in the sire is
and preserve it. Whatever doubt
existed ON this score must now be set
at rest, Tor in a recent issue OF the
Peting Gazette we find memorial to
the throne from the police censor Of
the &c tral DIVISION OF the capital, re-
porting that there are in that city over
eighty estdbl sAmcnts for the manu-
factue Of waste paper. aper with
characters on II, the memoriahst COM
plans. used to be mixed with the
waste paper and dedled by being
app lied to such base uses. The
memorial st and his c leagues pub
hshed procIa nations embodying the
saerel edlet Of the great Emperor
kang-hi, that in heaven and cath
there is nothing more recious than
written tharactcrs. SIopkeep rs were
forbidden TO tralc in print d or
written paper, andIhe manufacturers
were ordered to pick out all such pal er
from among the waste paper pur-
chased by them and send it to the
offices, whel Il certain amount p r
pound woulI be paid for it. Two
temples were selected where this paper
could be properly burned period ally.
fhe police magistrates on inquiry find
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Father of Waters.

Recent data show the Mississippi
river to possess ffty-fve tributary
streams, with length of navigation of
1851 miles, or about two-thirds Of the
distance round the world. Even this,
however, represents but a small amount
Of the navigation which will follow
when the Federal government has
made the contemplated improvements
in the Upper Mississippi, in the Min
nesota, Wisconsin and other rivers in
which it is now engaged. But while
the Mississippi has 1851 miles nav
igable to steamboats,, it has 20,221
navigable to barges.
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Tic Bad Boy Reforms.

Il tell YOU said the bad boy to the
groct ry man the more ! read about
being good and going TO Heaven the
more think a f Her can't b. too care
tul. and from this out You won't find
a better boy than | anu. When come
IN here after this and take few Dire
PEACHES or crackers and cheese, you
charge 1t right up to pa, and then |
won't hive IL on my mind aad have to
answer for it a. the great Judgment
day. ] am going to shake my chum.
cause he chews tobacco. which is
wicked, though | don't see how that
can be, when the minister smokes but
want to be IN the safe side. | am
going to be good or Dust suspgnder,
and hereafter You can pont me out as
a boy who has seen the folly OF an
in-spent life, and if there is such
thing as atifteen-year old boy, who has
been a terror, getting to Ii ay n, | am
the hairpin. ! tell you, when l listen
TO the minister tell about the angels
dying around there aud | see pictures
Of them pmtier than any girl in this
town. with chubby arms and dimples
in the elbows and shoulders, AMI long
golden hair. and think of myself here
cleaning off horses in a livery stable
and smelling like an oil harness. it
makes me tirel. and | wouldn't miss
geing there for ten do lars. Yes, sir.
hereafter you viii find me as good
as ! know how TO be Now /
an going to wash up and 60 and help
the mini move"
AS the boy went out the grocery man
sat for several mnut thinking0f the
change that had come over the Lad
boy and wondered what had brought
it about, and then he went to the door
10 watch him as he wended his way
across the sire with his head down.
as though in d ep thought, and the
grocery man said to himself, chat boy
is not as bal as some people think he
is, and then he looked around and
saw sign hanging up in front Of the
store, written on piece Of box cover,
with blue pencil. "Spoiled cam d hum
and tongue, good enough for church
pcnics," and he looked after the boy
who was SLIPPING down an alley and
said. "The condemn little whelp. Wait
til l catch him"
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TIE FAMILY DocrOR.

=, pgsfeossa.-The late Dr.. Ieared in
N his recently published e..ay on The
causes and Treatment ~ ri 1.sIgestion,"
lay. lays down 10y as fundamental tail principle
tnat the amount Of food which each
man : capable of digestins with ease
always has a limit which bears rela-
sion 70 ms age. constitution, heath,
ana habits and that indigestion is
consequence Of exceeding his limit
Different kinds of food are also differ
emily adapted to different constitutions.
dyspepsia may be brought % by eat
ing lrregularly, BY allowing too long
an interval between 1neals a,d BY eat
ing too often. Frequently the meals
are not gagged as to tbei, relative
amount or distributed with a due re-
CARA ior health. Thus, when we 60
out after taking light breakfast and
Keep al our work, with a still lighter
lunch only during the intevaI till
evening, we are apt, with the solid
meal which tempts US 20 Indulgence,
70 put the stomach TO a harder test
than It can bear. "Wben light
breakfast is eaten, a solid meal is re-
quisite IN the middle Of the day
When the organs are lett too long I'M
employed they secrete an exee.s Of mu-
Gus which greatly interferes with d.
gestlon One meal has a direct indu-
ehee on The next and a poor breakfast
leaves the stomach oyer.actiye for din
her. The point to bear in mind
IS, that not 70 eat a suficjencv Al one
heai makes you too hungry for the
next and that, when you are TOO hun
cry you are apt to overload the stom-
ach' and give the gastric Juices more
to do than they have the power to per-
form. Persons who eat one meal too
quickly on another must likewise ex-
pect the stomach finally to give notice
that il is imposed upon. Other pro
vocatiyes Of dyspepsia are imperfected
mastication, smoking and snuftaking
which occasions a waste Of saliva
although some people find that smok-
ing assists digestion, if done in modcr-
ation-sitting in positions that cramp
the stomach, and the pressure that is
inflicted on the stomach by the tools
OF some trades, as of curriers'. sboema-
kers, and weayers. The general svmp-
toms Of dyspepsia are well known.
Some that deserve special remark are
fancies that the limbs or hands are dis
torted, mental depression, extreme ner-
vousness, hypochrondria. and other af
fectlons Of the mind. The cllreis 10 be
sought in avoiding the food and habits
by which dyspepsia are promoted, and
and using and practicing those which
are found to agree best with the sys-
tenn Of the subject. Regularity in the
hours Of meals can not be too strongly
insisted on. "The stomach should not
be disappointed when it expects to be
replenished. If disappointed, even
diminished amount of food will be Ia
ken, without appetite, which causes
the secretions to injure the stomach,
or else impairs its muscular action
Popular Science Monthly.
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The Ragpickpr's Fortune.

W. NhM tfANMFA > VI Tune
JOAQUIN Mill + tells the following
.,rang, story in the New York Star
A curious pssch logical story wa
wlisp red in my ar last night at tn,
Win lsor bot ly one o: th wealthy
Iab.tu Of that hons OF American
aristocrats
During the war or a short time az
tcrwar', man, who il is positively as
serted had been a ragpicker AID actual
" " nit about with 4 bug On his back
anaah3oE in his hand, from barr to
barrel ami from day to day, week in
md week out, sud- My became rich
No one knew how he got rich. But
he bought block Of prope ty and
built a lou on Fifth avenue. lie
MT his children I'D Odd to be edu-
Gated, pt carriage, had crest and
coat oi arms. nd Of course denied We
h4mentiy all knowledge Of the rag
picker. II IS safe - say that if any
man had ma e that charge aga n7t him
the man making it would Lave had TO
nay heavily in damages.
Wei the years swept by, the child
rem returned from abrtal cultured,
proud, beautiful. with youth and prom
ise. and, / tru I, god enough at heart
AMI strong enough III h art TO feel no
shame ia ANY rcyulati ms that may
follow. But now the fathers concern
and anx ETY. to keen his low calling
ron eled wa rpdoub 4. He began to
tell all sorts of curious stories Of travel,
life in strange Ian Is. bo, hood spent
w Paris, lam irity with great men
in for ign lands during these dreadful
days Of raqp chng 10 New York city.
This pryed upon bus mind so, says
my informant, who knew him init
nItely. That lie became eraled. His
cAiIdr began toobscryethat he would
get up silently and g out Of night.
lie would come home stealth ly at
dawn, and they would hear strange
DISCS up IN th garrett. H. grew thin
as ghost one night and only
few nights aga policeman saw
man with White shirt, and diamond
studs that 81 TERED IN the ga>llght,
IlklUR II det q ttiH ~ 4iI iAlt q Aft@ '''A
m. hook in his hand and great we'll
filled lag on his back. These he dropped
lnd ran as the officer looked at him
uspa oasIy hm being pursu d and
captured he gaythis name and address,
was taken home, and is now in a pri-
Vate asylum for the insane
Theory l have no theory about it.
I have been tr ing to dismiss the
whole thing from my mind but it
haunts me, AMI SO | have written 1t
down an vided it up by piecemeal
" III my readers to getrd Of il But |
SIT not just possibly that tbs poor /
man found his money in an ash barrel,
where it had been hidden stolen or
lost by some government officer, per
haps during the llash times toward .
the close b The war, and SO was unable .
10 GIT lis mind away from the trash Of .
tie streets. | do not know The
CARR tot the fine lous it is said, was
found packed full OF Old rags.
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A Dal1phter's Misery.

eleven years our daughter suffered on
bed of misery,
From a complication of kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble and nervous debility,
"Under the care of the best physicians,
"Who gave her disease various names,
'tBut no relief,
aAnd now she is restored to us in good
health by as simple remedy as Hop Btters,
that we had summed for years before using
il, the PARENTS.
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Advertising Cheats T.!

Advertising Cheats!!!
at has become SO common to write the
beginning of an article in an elegant, inter
esting manner,
"Ihen run it into some advertisement,
that we avoid all such,
"And simply call attention to the merits
of Hop Bitters in as plain, honest terms as
possible,
$40 induce people
"To give them one trial, which so proves
their value that they will never use anything
else"
The REMEDY so fayorably noticed in ali
the papers,
"Religious ard secular, is
"Havng large sale, and is supplanting
all other ledicines.
"There is no denying the virtues of the
Hop plant, and the proprietors of Hop Bit
tiers have shown great shrewdness
"And ability
'In compoundirg medicine whose virtues
are so palpable to every ones observation
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-01

ALBtRr g MANN, Of Cottage Home. H., SAYS; y
have been Frustrated fer three or more years with
ktluey disease at times l not able TO put on my
boots my wife has often pulled them on for me. l
was mot so bud as that all the time. but never knew
what Il was to BE without pain in nv back unt 1
mime need using Hunts Kennedy Since / begal
rs take Hunts Kennedy have been free from all pa1
and take pleasure in saving that il is the best nedi.
zinc that ever Knew for Kidney and Liver ds eases y
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-01

Between disease All heath is often brief and fatal
II is better to be provided with cheap and simple
remedies for such common disorders az coughs
colds etc than % runtha risk Of contracting a fata
disease through neglect Or VIM Halls Balsam is
sure and safe remedy for all diseases Of the lung,
and chest II taken in season it is certain to cure
and may save you from that terrible disease Con
sumption. II has been known and used for many
years in America, and it is exaggeration to say
that tis tn best remedy i'll the world for Coughs
etc. Ask for DR.. VIM. Hairs slsam for the Lungs
an take no other Sold BY al Druggists
young man in Boston GALES h S sweet
heart Rare Opportunity because she is wor-
thy OF being embraced.
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Did She Die?

"She fingered and suffered along, pinins
away all the time for years"
."rhe doctors doing her no good;''
"And at last was cured by this Hop Bitters
the papers say so much about"
"fndeed Indeedn'
"How thankful We should be for that
medicine"
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Father is Getting Well.

Ny daughters say:
How much better father ia since he used
Hop Bitters.n
"He is getting well after his long suffering
from a disease declared incIrable."
and we are so glad that he used your
Bitters. "A LADY of Utica, N. Y.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-01

h ladies and all sufferers from neuralgia,
nysterla ana an kindred complaints will find
Nlthoat q IIyal Brown Iron RiL4a.s
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! Il i So sad that buttons with the photograph
by some bellies. W. " WON
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-01

Nj It Is y estimated that the rawnbrokers of
~ %le aIrk collectively have July $1,000 600
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-01

, fIeree Pleasant Purgatiye Pillets" are
pIesei pe..5 OF constipation Inclosed in
sl"oS oo'tles, always fresh. BY all druggists.