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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-12-26


Dr.. Die Lewis was born at auburn,
y. Yy in IS23, studied medicine
with Dr.. Briggs OF that CITY, tooE his
medical course IN the Harvard Med
ical School, Boston, began the pTac-
tice of his profession In his native
place in I845 and two years later re-
moved to Buffalo, where he prachc-
ed from I847 to 1852 During his
residence in Buffalo, he wrote a
number of papers on the course and
treatment of Cholera, which rayaged
that city during IS4Q eng ASA.
These papera atpacted much atten-
ton, and were afterwards published
| in book form
In the autums OF 1852, Or. Lewis
took his young wife then seriously
threatened with consumption TO the
South The visit TO The Southern
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women to the extent Of their me an
and personal influence.
A resolution to meet at the Presby
terian church at o'clock next morn
| ing, to organize and proceed the
business, was then adopted, and brie
but stirring speeches in favor of the
movement we're made by Revs
Clayton, McSurely, Cowden, Ely and
Gardner, Col. W. H. Trimble, Hon.
S. L. Hibben, and Judge Matthews
after which the audience dispersed
Punctual to the hour, the ladies
and also many Of the gentlemen met
at the church on Wednesday morn
ing, and after praying and singing
aud consultation, the ladies, to the
number Of about 80, including many
Of the wives Of prominent citizens
mothers of families, some of whom
have had bitter personal experiences
of the sorrow that flows from the
liquor trafdc-marched in procession
to the various drug stores. four in
number, and then to the three hotels
and three of the more prominent
saloons. All but one Of the dru-
gists (Mr. DUNN signed pledge
not to sell any liquor thereafter eX-
cePt upn the written order OF re-
sponsible physician, one however,
who is a regular physician, reserving
the right to sell on his own respon-
sibility as physician to cases which
he considered proper
All the saloon-keePers visited re-
fused to stop selling, as did two OF
The three hotel keepers. The third
(Col. COOK sad he desired TO quit
and promised to do so II the other
dealers would.
The next morning the laules met
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The Leaders, Story


81 did not hear Dio Lewis lecture
(although he was our guest, because
ofhome cares that required nay pres
ence, b4lmy son, a youth of sixteen,
was there, and he came to me upon
his return home, and in the most
excited manner related the thrilling
incidents of the evening.
"And now, mother, said nay boy
they have got you into business, for
you are ON a committee to do some
work at the Presbyterian church in
the morning at nine O'Clock, and
then the ladies want you to 60 out
with them to the saloons
My husband, who had returned
from Adams county court that even
ing and was feeling very tired, seem
ed asleep as he rested upon the
couch, while my son in an under,One
had given me all the above facts buI
as the last sentence was uttered he
raised himself up upon his elbow anc
said, what tom loolery is all that2
/ My son slipped out of the room
quietly, and l betook myself to the
| task of cOnsoling my husband witt
! the promise that / should not be leo
into any foolish acts by Dio Levi
or any association of human beings
But after he had relaxed into milde
/. mood, continuing to call the who'll
. ,,l.,, nc d % md arcf0Dd If tfDn1 -f1r ]
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women should now take their part
| (After this he fell asleep quietly, and
L resumed my Bible reading) Moth
ing further was said upon the subject
that had created such interest the
night before until after breakfast,
when we gathered in the family
room. First, my son approached
me and gently placing his hand on
my shOulder,fn very subdued tone,
said, Mother, are you not going over
to the church, this morning. AS l
hesitated, and doubtless showed in my
countenance the burden upon my
spirit, he emphaHcally said, But, my
dear mother, you know you have to
go. Then my daughter, who was
sitting on stool 10y my side, leaning
over in a most tender manner, and
looking up in my face, said, Don't
you think you will go?' All this time
my husband had been walking the
floor, uttering not a word He stop
ped, and placing his hand upon the
family Bible that lay upon my work
table, he said emphatically, Chill
dren, you know where your mother
goes to settle all vexed questions.
T.et us leave her alone vifbdrawing
as he smoke. and the dear children
followed him. I turned the key, and
was in the act Of kneeling before
God and his holy word to see what
would be sent me. when I heard a
GENTLE tan m INV door Trnon omen
Ing it. I saw INV dear daughter. with
her little Bible omen. and the fears
coursinp down her vouDg cheeks. as
she said, T onened TO t5fs mother
1t must he for Won, She Immediately
left the room. and 7 sat down TO
read the wonderful MESSAGE Of tbe
great q Am, contained in the 716tb
Psalm.
ono LONGER dorbtino. T at once re-
paired to the Presbvterian church.
where orite q Iarge assembly Of
earnest beop1e had Gathered.
"ADDea1s we're drawn mn to drug-
gists. saloon-keeDers. and hotel Dr0-
Drietors. Then tbe Presbvterian
minister. Dr NcSurelvl. who had
uD to this time occuDied the chair.
called uD0n the cbairman-elect TO
come forward TO the most of honor,
but your humble servant could not,
her limbs refused to bear her. So
Dr. McSureIv remarked. as he looked
around upon the gentleman : sBreth.
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NEW MARKET.


Winter has set i'm at last.
Bliss Lydia Conn, Mr.. Grove, Miss Ella
Conn and Mr.. Mccoy, all of Washington c. H.,
We're the guests of Misses Iva and Nettie
Vance last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Maggie Moore is still soiourniug in our
midst.
The BaptisJs closed their protracted meet
ings last sabbath week, with two additions to
their church.
John Oliver Vance, the Herald correspor-
dent, is ON the sick list with the hay fever.
jarrett johnson is able to be about again.
Mr.. Samuel Murphy is quite feeble at this
writing.
Or. ID. H. Bawere has returned from his
trip through the south.
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best and most reliable men Of the
town.
The meeting adjourned with Tie
arrangement that the women gather
at 10 o'clock the next morning n
the Presbyterian Church to decide
on a plan Of action.
At the meeting on the morning ,i
December 2A in the Prcsby'ar
Church there were present aanu.
seventy-fivc women and twenty-five
gentlemen. The chair was occupied
by Rev J. w. McSurely, of the
Presbyterian Church, and the meet
ing was opened with prayer by Rev.
Il. S. Cowden, pastor of the NJ f..
Church. The committee appointed
to draft a form of appeal to be pre-
sented to the liquor sellers then rn-
tired TO the study Of Rev. w. T. Me-
Surely, and during their absence t.-
following officers were elected Mrs..
Z. J. Thompson, presidents Ha
General Mcdowell vice president.
Mrs Dean * Fenner, secretary.
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Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn,
/ testify to the most excellent qualities Of Prof
Darbys Prophyactic Fluid AS a disinfectart and
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Rev CHAs. F. DEEms, d D., Church Of the
Strangers, N Y;
Jos. LECoNrE, Columbia, Prof University, sc.
Rev 4 J. BATTLE, Prof, Mercer University;
Rev GEo F. PIERcE, Bishop NJ. E. Church.
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The poueries of East Liverpool,
o. give employment to 1900 men,
women and children.
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At Columbus with p. @. q st. J.. .R'y, @. st. l..
q p, @. o. o. q 4. Ry, o. a. q Q. R, r., B. i
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The above extract from The mine
utes has given the story of the begin
ming of the women's crusade i'm
Hilsboro. Within two weeks from
The day it was inauguratcd i'm HiL..-
boro, three or four of the leadir~
counties of Ohio were taken by
storm. The method was the same
in most places.
BY continuous daily visitaiou5.
with persuasion-praycr song and
Scripture readings-thc driuan.
places Of HiIlsboro were reduce.
from thirteen to one drug store, one
hotel and two saloons, and they sold
very cautiously. Daily morning
prayer meetings, followed by about
two hours of saloon visiting, Were
continued till an injunction was filed
against the street work, at the suit o..
a Iiquor-seIIing druggist. The meet.
] ings were then held only in tne
/ prayer room, rented for chat nur
pose, and gradually became less frs-
Quent, but the weekly meeting l-
never ceased, and the incidents
/ the work during The years that hay.
| followed, are as full of interest an.
the evidence Of Gods guiding hand
as at the Grst hour Of its existence.
Well does Mrs Lalhrap say We
| have lived TO see the crusade band.
spread until they touch fnger-tip
from ocean to ocean. We hag
lived to see the wine cup bluishc.
from many home, and thousand
Of reformed men rise to a new life
and shoulder to shoulder fight thel
way back to a ransomed manhood
If you put down your ear and lbs
ten, you shall hear the tramp, tramp
tramp, of ten thousand little fee
some of them in kid slippers, som
of them in cOpper-toed shoes, an
, some of them, bless their dear litl
hearts, barefoot. with the pledge +
their hand, that says, "Gcd helpin
us, our lips shall never be tarnishe
: by profanity or tobacco, and OIL
brains never Crazed by rum" AN
/ these are the disciples Of the W.
, II. u.
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(. Diphtheria
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| prevent any unpleas,
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/ SIMS, NJ D.. New
I York, says: al am
/ convinced Prof Darbys
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Corner Of Main and Short Streets, OPP
poite Music Hall.
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UAEBYS
PROP PHYLACTlC
FLUID.
A Household Article for Universal
Family Use.


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4 Typhoid Fevers,
4 lDiphtheria, Salt
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PugIlahad EveYWednesday
j. soARoMAN,

EDITOR AND PBoPBGEToI
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-01
SPRING MILLS 1T GMS.
I'm shot a deer and is happy.

sam shot a deer and is happy.
Mr.. Henry Krumne and party are
back from the west.
Captain McCool and J. +. Rearick
are in their new houses and yet they
are not u bit sassy to their old friends.
Miss Emma Bolpnder, n grand-daugh-
ter to Henry Krumine, came east to
visit relatives.
Our schools opened on Monday and
the average boy has stopped loafing
during the day. Broad Axe suggests
thaC the boys stay at home IN the even.
ings also and prepare their lessons.
Last Tuesday morning Mr.. Jacob w.
Hagen, while harnesSng n horse WAS
kicked by the animal so severely in the
region of the STOMACH that he died
from the effects the same afternoon.
He was n steady, exemplary young
man and his tragic death is much
mourned. BROAD AXE.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-01
W. c.. HEINi.F,
Chairman Dem. Co. Com.

force.
W. c.. HEINiE,
Chairman Dem. Co. Com
Election
Sale bills.
School books.
Scrap pictures.
Corn Husking.
Variable weather.
Lots of soft corn.
Tax Receipt Books.
Rockford Stockings and Mittens.
Come to Millheim tomorrow night,
Democrats doyour duty on Tues
day.
Fine Job Work at the Journal or
1ce.
Democratic meeting tomorrow
night.
The Musser Hunting Company is
oat Sgain.
Democrats, do not forget the meet
ing tomorrow night.
e. NJ. Brumgard is costly housed iu
tn. y, ,arr, y,n,,sa
Ed Mauck is still the boss paper
hanger,by the latest returns.
John Sankey has rebuilt his shoe
grease factory in Mif1linbuIg.
A family in Union county has
gathered fifty bushels of shellbarks.
Some very line monuments can
now be seen at the Millheim Marble
Works.
Representative Meyer favored the
JOURNAL with 4 short call OH Monday
evening.
Nj. p. p. Leitze!l again moved to
Gown last week-into the mill house,
Strasburg.
The msIclutile house of Dinges,
yonada L Co., is growing rapidly in
public favor.
john Kerstetter ';pirted" the
walls of the Lutheran church. John
puts on the fine pintS.
Rev. w. H. Schoch and family, of
Jersey Shore, Pa, we're here visiting
at s. d. Musser's last week.
"A fearful amount Of coal is being
hauled from Coburn-enough to warm
up the 8hole world, it seems.
The butehering season appl caches.
Guess the. Sunday morning hog COM
mittee will soon begin its work.
Jeremiah Snavely will offer val
liable small farm at public sale, situate
near VOLTS Store, Nov. 23rd instant.
-McycIS, TOW O SCuUlIlL are IIl0
speakers at the democratic meeting to-
morrow night. Come and hear them.
The heirs of jacob Neese will offer
their farm near Penn Hall at public
sale, Saturday November 3Id. See Pos
terS.
Our standing building committee
is doing its work nobly in overseeing
the work that is going on here and
there.
That staunch, solid old business
man, Mr.. Henry Fielder, has just re-.
ceived large stock of fall and winter
goods.
You can't cure rheumatism by
rubbing it in" with liniments. Try
Smiths German Olio and drire 1t out Of
the system.
Mrs. Jonathan Harter raised the boss
radish Of the season this year. 1t is %
inches long, IA inches in circumference
and weighs pounds and 10 ounces.
Yes, the cider came and the print
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-01

ion with pious, exemplary walk and
conduct.
Thus lived and died George Bollinger
the model mechanic, the true, honest
man, the faithful christian. May his
memory long be fresh and green in the
hearts of his family and kindred, neigh
bors aud friends. And while his dis
enthr allied spirit has taken its flight to
the better land, may his weary body
"Rcst IN Peace"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-01

On the 18th ult,, at Aaronsburg, Mr.. George
Bolinger, aged 65 years 3 months and 2G days.
Mr.. Bollinger was horn In Aaronsburg and
lived aud died In the place OF his nativity. lie
was an afflicted sufferer for nearly two years,
but bore his SufferlngS with patience and reSlg-
nation 10 the divine viii. He was II REGULAR at
tendant IT public worship while he WAS we'll and
able Ia attend. In his death the community has
and the chul ch worthy member. Ii Is hoped
that their loss Is his eternal gain. j. +.
On the 18th ult., ~ Burbank, Ohio. CatharIne
vile Of George Shoup. formerly OF Aaronsb Irg
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-01
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT
MILLHEIM!

A Democratic meeting will be
held in the Town Hall, Millheim,
Friday evening, Novbr. 2nd. Hon.
B. +. Meyer,of the Harrisburg Pa
triot, Hon j, H. Fow of Philadelphia
and Hon. c.. Schmitz, of New Jersey,
will be present to address their fcl-
low-citizens on the political questions
of the day. The speakers are all
men of high character and ability.
Democrats cfthe valleys, turn out
force.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-01
MA R RHED.

On the 2ith ult., by Rev. John Tomlinson, Mr..
William Fehl. Of Clearfeld county and Miss
Emma Shook, OF Wolfe's Store Centre county.
On the 9th ult., by Rev. w. II. Groh, Mr. Ben,
iamln Stamm. Of BoalsburE, and Miss Emma X.
Long. OF TnSSeyvIlle.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-01

IN MEMORIAM.-M Mr.. George Boil
linger, IAN honored and beloved citizen,
departed this life at his home in Aa-
ronsburg, Thursday night the 25th ult.,
in the Goth year of his age.
For several years past Mr.. Bollinger
was IN invalid unable to do any work,
and for some weeks prior to his death,
life hung upon very slender thread.
Mr.. Bollinger was by trade chair
maker ,spinningwheel-maker and paint
er. He was an expert mechanic and
no man eyel made better and neater
work. On hundreds of garrets through
out Central Pennsylvania there could
to-day be found model spinning wheels
made by him, good as ever, but now
OF solete, while his excellent chairs
will give rest and comfort to hundreds
of others, long after bis bones have
mouldered to dust.
In disposition Mr.. Bollinger was in
dustrious, true and honest, kind, gentle,
amiable and unassuming. This was
his beautiful character as husband
father and neighbor. No one ever
knew him to be anything different.
He was one of the most even tempered
men living.
Above all and better than all, Mr..
Bollinger was a christian, d. Asa quiet
and humble follower of the meek and
lowly Saviour he adorned bis profess.