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Two Strange Deaths.
TWO GUESTS AT A FASHIONABLE uurxI ror-,H mn. N


In New York, about o'clock "Wednesday rnorr
ng man, accompanied by young wotnaE. went
10 the Astor Place hotel and asked for lodc,,g IA
registered asJohn ID. Lyon, and with his a. Tnnsn-
Ion. Was assigned 10 room 81 on tha thlr,l foor
shortly aftcrward a haIi-drunken man about
TWENTY-FIVE years old, who r,g1sIer,4i a. I,t1s I'm
uol. WAS nut In nom 81, on the same floor Wed
neSday afternoon the chambermald fouhd tina
door al 81 fastened on TIE inside and Was s,nshl,
Ia get response 20 her knocking The dor xas
broken open, and the woman Was found dead on
The bed, Her companion QlcunN Was gune but M
one had seen him leave the hotel The fan mar
tie door had been found bolted on the inside ana
the absence OF any Indication az Violence s.,emed
10 Lead 10 the conclusion that there had bepn no
fonl play, but that she hal Died A natural ds.fh
HE body was aiterward Identified as that a. Reila
schwartz, girl OF questionable Character Alpout
The saline time IL was found that the occ,daapf OF
room 81 had committed suicide ly shootiuF him
sell through the head lie Was lying on he bed
partially undresScd, ana on the waShstatsa was
found the following note. written In psAf.il. al
Gus Iindon, committed suicide. Farewell
TRYING TO BLOW Up A SPANISH Cossr-t TIA
Spanish consul at Key West, Fla. makes me fol-
lowing statement: "This "wednesday morliinc ina
spanish vice consul went 10 the consulate lsJx e.
the post Office and took out a letter mailed an thls
city and addressed 10 mr.. Bermud,z Consul az
spain on opening II, without any suspll ion hs
found quantity of gun cotton inside AS fhls ar
tlcie Is SO easily exploded 10y even a slight prps-
sure. he thinks thai not only himself who apeped
Tie ietteL but the postmaster, who STAMPED H. ran
a great risk"
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Punr A1pERsr1 Burrrn
We are receiving fresh from the Diaries three times
week. the following well known brands Of Table But
ter. viz:
THE @ O.,
The MONOGRAM
The ROCK HALF.
PLUM GROVE AND
HILL BROOKE
CreAmerieA
NOTHING BUT PURE BUTTER KEPnANp SOLD
BIZ CS.
JOS c. FEARsoS's SONS
Northern, Western. Center and Capitol Hill Marietta
Also, Fsrragut Market, 18th and Sta NV ap10- I'm
C1ARErs c1ARErs
Try our
ST. JULIEN MEDoc IMPORTED TABLE CLARET
bottles for one dollar
We have fine line of high her grade Clareta which
are selling at proportionally low prices.
Also very superior
VIRGINIA CLAREr,
al25 per Talon.
GEO. Z KENNEDY son,
ap10 1909 street northwest
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CoAa WooDn
JOHNSON BROTHERS
WHARyFS AND RAILROAD YARD
Twelfth and Water streets southwes.
BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICEA
1902 street northwest:
)iIJ It'll street northwest;
AZ Ienusy lyania avenue northwest:
IllZ 9Th street northwest:
Corner ~ aid Il streets no-thwnse.
IL CLLsSiyallla avenue southeast
LARGEST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH oP
NEW YORK: also INTENSIVE WHAkVES giving u,
unsurpassed facilities !Vr the AaIidiInS VI
/ Ii vi al Anus.
COAL UELINEEED on CARS DIRECT FROM THE
AI4Nt-o 4NlU OR lAhD
We deal only in best qualities Of ANTHRACITE and
LIT MlNOtS COA.
Al kinds Of WOOD. either. a the stick or prepared ,
CiGtI AZ our factory
CLAN COAL. Full WEIGHT AND MEASURE.
prompt dei4Vefe, and prices low uel fur
L-sAeu keplJ
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F. p. HUcurS MAnKEr.
Corner Of 9Th and streets northwest


PORTER HOUSE STEAK lie H.: sir:ofn 15c H. ::
Round Steak. 12c h. Best Rib Roast I5c b IS lts
best Prnnes 81. or Sc H. lbs best Lard 81 10 lba
lbs Iaht Brown sugar 7Gc: Best Irish Potatoes 81 20
barrel. BIB Can Tomatoes &c Corn &C can 10
lbs Best Rice sUc; 6bs Best starch. DC: Boneless
Goldfish. &C Ib.
All goods delivered free mhI-3m
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Will. t.7.
VI" '.ls 'I"ln 10" uays
oso' we picked up an hHqUtrer containing
q full page and @ half article on the conven-
ton. GIaucing over f. wa ,,otic.5 tI,o ,s
serJion that the Republican party had gath
cred to write its own epitaph, that it was a
cheap and dirty Affair, etc. Among the
other spleen was the following:
Gazing out over the sen of bumopity
that had gathered i'm the name of Republi-
caulSln, ..-..lL, l was impressed 10y the common
dn ygbo oo ''t t,.i, m J','Lo'o5 o., te
of their party for the worst. You Iool, in
vain for a single great character among the
.I4,5tlu i; @ @u5i5g2tes i}g i. who has achieved any
me norfv which in ,g % Frst '5 5seo8o f ;.
existence gave to history and It's country
such men as Chase, Lincoln, Seward,
Eleoiy ElS,I.y, w 'lSo9' summer summer Morton, Grant
itself so moor in te tird ,'y Jns u, s IStt w., ,,7 a
reer that it is represented i'm its supreme
council by men, nine Of ten of whom are
o,,ta o,''''''. Vi '1elf own districts ana
A Glance ot fine mof,o5s ,rd t,o mon,
who convened in convention tC- lay presents
n .li' Illuminating spectacle when compared
ons . onbiooat l,el ol .Ee PAST ana the glorl
organization" ''' mag '''.'i i''
Now ,,,lot com, .,,,,, .,... -.., ,..,..,
and mot L,oor,o H. s,,,ss,I ,,'' ,..7a ;---, I,'7Il
What di1 tr,o na,,oa.,ti,, ,ss-,, s--s,,, -,
to sort, o,,d ,,s, No.. ,I.., 10. '-,'. ~
.r,oorifo .r+ ,,,.,,;,,i,,, y y, w. w. ,.,,, ;I 49,
l,is rr,. r.. ..,s5.-'...g -,
ubroct AboIi+io,ists,, au5 -. -,
AVID os f,,. l,o ,,,,,, II.
biob1, f,o,, ,,.,r, -. -,
ocr,t in r,o land ,rh, - .' 80 AZ a..
st,r5or7 % ,,1,a1 7sg I....',,,, - w.,
for tba troi+or v,Ir,n7in,,,., an 81 , - -
zen r,r,,ts NOV. .ar. o. -. -, .,',
pr.si1ont ,,.ta s,rr.,..I,.t..I '.,- -o'
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jun11w2
Continued from lali peeE)
How Watch Cases are Mads.

It is a fact not generally known that the
james Boss Gold Watch Gases really con-
tain more pure gold than many "solid"
gold cases The demand for these watch
cases has led to the manufacture Of a very
poor grade Of solid gold watch cases
low in quality, and deficient in quantity.
These cases are made from AZ to 10 karats,
and 5 or 6 karat case is often sold for u
or IA karats. 1t is NOT economy to buy a
watch case so poor in quality that it will
soon lose its color, or one so soft that it will
lose its shape and fail to shut tight, thus
letting in dust and damaging the works, or
one so thin that a slight blow will break
the crystal, and perhaps the movement.
1t is economy to buy James Boss Gold
Watch Case, in which NONE of these things
ever occur. This watch case is not an erperi-
meat-it has been made nearly thirty gears.
HAzLErog, PA, Oct. a, 1854
sold two James Boss Gold Watch Cases thirty
years ago. when they FIRST came out and they are 10
good condition yet. One Of them IS carried by q
carpenter, Mr. T. W, Drake, Of Hazleton, and only
shows the wear in one or two places; the other by
Mr. Bowman, Of Cunningham, Pa; and can pro
duce one or both Of those cases at any time.
SYLVESTER ENGLE, yetssler.
Send cent stamp 70 Eyroue watch Case Fn,torsi Phh.
depha, Ph for han Iustraed Pamphlet hhoWnT huu
Iariut Boss Iand Ksyutoue Watch Gases are made.
(TO BE- ContiDusdl
EyvT,y
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BeYeridge,s Snrnrlse.

WINCHESTER, June 6, 'S4
Mr. EDITOR Last Tuesday, June Sd, a
portion of the many friends aud neighbors
Of Mr.. G. w. Beyeridge, gathered at his
home to honor him with festivity and
merrymaking, ere he departed for Lebo-
non, where he expects to attend the coming
term Of school. Of course he was some
what taken in" when, on coming from the
corn field, in answer to the family dinner
bell, which rang longer than usual, to Gnd
about seventy-hve of his friends helping to
prepare GRUB" All guests received a
hearty welcome A table about sixty feet
long, was spread with delicacies of every
description. Really, we think one on the
other side of the fence who could not have
been permitted to partake of the bountiful
repast, would have turned black with envy
and tried to sink into oblivion.
Lemonade was furnished by Dr. j. W..
Blair, Of Winchester, and by the time all
was ready, the assembly had increased to
ninety-siT, in which Winchester was well
represented, and some delegates from
North Liberty, and Miss Ira Steeu, o. rela-
tive Of our "honored friend, from western
Illinois, were present After dinner was
served, appropriate remarks were made by
Rev. Kerr, and music at the organ by sew
erol Of the ladies and gentlemen, Soon
gifts and numerous bouquets We're pre-
sented to Charlie. The repast was boun-
teous, and an abundance was left; two
large cakes which had not been cut, were
presented to him, which the givors insisted
he should take with him on his journey.
Croquet was INDUCED in as one of the
pleasures Of the evening At last all feel
ing that they had, if possible, benefited
themselves by enjoyment dispersed and
started for their various homes.
A pARTTCrpAvT
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His Dead Baby's Cloak.

New CORwIN, o., June 11tb, 1884.
mo wont drink with you anymore,
boys, said Lee jackson to several of his
companions, as they settled down by the
side Of the grocery the other night to have
a confab together, and one of them passed
the bottle. ''The fact is, boys have quit
drinkin--grve sworn off, They laughed
at him a great deal, and some of them held
the bottle under his nose and induIged in
many jokes at his expense, but he still re-
fused to drink,
"Why, what's the matter with you, old
boy?" one Of them sang out. 'If you've
quit drinking, something's up, so tell us
what it is" "Well boys I will tell You,
but I know you'll laugh at me, and I will
tell you all the same anyhow, and then
maybe you will not blame me so much. I
have always been drinking man all my
life, especially since 1 was married as you
all know and my dear wife has plead with
me so much to quit drinking, but I love
whisly-it is as sweet as sugar to my taste
and God knows how 1 will quit it.
''For seven years there has not beeua day
passed over my head that / did not have
at least one drink, but am done. Yester.
day 1 was in Chicago. Down ON Clark street
friend of mine keeps a pawnshop in con.
nection with his other business. 1 called
in to see him, and while 1 was there q
young man, not more than twenty-five OF
three, wearing threadbare clothes, and look
ing like he hadn't been sober for three
weeks, came in with a little bundle i'm his
hand, trombliugly he unwrapped it. and
handing it to the pawnbroker said, Give
me ten cents, and boys what do yov think
it was A baby's little cloak that looked
like it never had been worn more than two
or threo times. Where did you get this,
asked the pawubroker Got it at home.
replied the man, 'my-my poor wife bought
it for our baby. Give me ten cents for it .
want a drink you had better take the
cloak back, your baby will need it thi.
cold weather the pawubroker said. Nc
| she won't Decause-becuuse she is dead
She's lying at her homo uow-died las
night AS he said this the poor fellow
bowed down his head on the showcase and
cried like a child
"Now boys" said Lee, "you can laugh
at me if You want to, but II have wife
aud baby Of my own at home, and pl
swear I'll never drink another drop" II,
then got up and walked down the street to
ward home His companions looked a
each other in silence, but no one laughed
the bottle disappeared and soon each ON,
was going toward his home and we hopt
sadly rejecting over the past.
w. x. R.
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pective of political convictions ratify the
nomination of such man? The question
will be answered i'm November 10y the over
whelming mojorites from the States who
furnished the largest quotas Of soldiers.
The citizens, or rather the temporary
citizens OF Washington, the population Of
which represents every State and Territory
III the Union, are MS enthusiastic for the
uchet as the country at lnrge 1t was a
noticeable fact that among the crowds that
surrounded the bulletin boards during the
iour days That the Convention was i'm sos-
Sion' the fIamo mon ouinu"bcred tho sup
porOers OF any other candidate by major
lIy Oh ten 10 one. This Us very significant
"hen IL Is considered that nearly every
member Oh the crowds were Office holders
unuef tne administration, which was repre-
sen'eu IN the convention by the President
lyo'"l'h5.onuIng ihis TACT however at the
western Onlon Telegraph Bulldmg, almost
unuer 'ue snado" OF the White House
"neie Ine PRESIDENT was receiving the
news by private "ire' the enthusiasm Of
Ine vast crowd there gathered, manifested
i'Se'l ny cneer "l'er cneer' ana That too
long OeIois IL was certainty that Blaine
would De the nominee.
among the thousands OF Republicans
mere III the various Departments from all
over the onlon' there is but one expression
as regards the ticket, and that is lit is the
strongest that could have been nominated
The Democrats themselves concede its
strength, but with their usual broggadocia
keep up show Of courage and confidence
by declaring that they Will beat the strong
est ticket that we could put in the field
But they DO not believe IT, and once more
see defeat staring them IN the face, and as
their physical as well as political corpse
Iuden, declares he VIII not attempt to lead
them' are demoraIized and at sea, and
ready to auction OIL their nomination TO O
'DarI'' to stand on platform that would
no more sustain the bone and slnew Of this
Grand hepuoIc-ihe working men, than it
has sustained the old Democratic hulk
through the campaigns OF the past twenty
four years.
/ near many expressions as to Ohio, and
the hundreds OF her citizens here are con-
graduating each other that the nomination
once more reclalms her TO the Republican
fold. The Wa@E'@gt'" Post, the organ of
the Democracy here, announces editoraliy
this morning that 1t is impossible to carry
Ohio either IN October or November and
ueclaIes IL VIII noI enter the campaign on
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Adam was an Eve-angelist.
How Shall 1 Get Strong Again?

Many aches and pains. long borne, make
even the young feel old. The step grows slow
and the heart grows hopeless. Nothing can
reverse the wheels of Time, but Parkers
Tonic removes the load of disease, which
comes TO the same thing. For dyspepsia, dis
ordered liver aud kidneys, rheumatism, and all
troubles arising from an impure state of the
blood it has won the highest praise through
out the whole land. iune
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brother Rev. W. II. Beecher of GO Park Av.,
Chicago, adds his emphatic testimony to the
value of Athlophoros as a specific for Rheuma-
tic and Neuralgia affections. He writes
Have used Athlophoros enough to satisfy me
that it will certainly cure Neuralgia, Sciatica
and inhammat0rv rheumatism, and remove all
the sharp pains of Chronic rheumatism, ]
recommend my friends to try it,"
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Young Folks Corner
No. 1-HIDDEN BIBLE pLACFs-

eve ---Ar.A-Aa=N AAAAHAaLa IIaAlE.0s
Brother Philip Pilot has at last. bv gIv
stratagem, rectihed his blunder before the
master noticed it. He can always correct an
error II any one can. Yesterday the teacher
didn't give Elizabeth any lesson i'm music or i'm
theorems. don't know why the lessons were
omitted. ALmatia hears the classes Emma
used to hear. You know Emma has conc to
Minneapolis. Maria Jones whom NJ nsed
TO know wrote for her TO come She will visit
awhile with this Maria, then settle down TO
teaching. She was very sorry to go from
EagleWew and Mr., Mausard is still mourning
over losing such fine teacher, but she thought
It would be really for the best, and she was
after all, as eager TO so as she had before been
eager TO stay. My radical friend Claud argued
with her about staying with as much succegs
az anticipated, for when Emma Bartv reaches
decision as LhzaDeth said, any amount of
reasoning will not move her
lit is q lamentable truth that Hal adr,iro
80 much has so severely cut his leg as to bo
crippled for life. He cut q deeper cash than
was 40 first thought He tried to secrste the
tact or ms injury but would limp at most
every step, az a rather discOur8ging rate. He
walked a mile tussling bravelv with the DaiD.
but at the end of the mile tumbled down, and
now the poor fellow will have TO keep ON
tussllug with his pain for q long time So do
make haste TO come TO him. I'm his sIeeD he's
usually restless, and frequently calls for Won
The doctors agree certainly that his leg will be
stih. We give it a lye bath every dav: Chat
treatment seems crueli /, by assuring myself
10 Is Tor nus good manage TO administer the
BATH The doctor has given him dose off
calomel; it appeared to do him some good. /.
being am old friend am as customed to tho
sick room as the doctors Hal can eat roast
potato and little salmon every dav. but his
appetite is very poor Water I'm which we
have soaked tar sust8ins him much I 0sefIafr
between OnWay Academy and Halls room.
ne studies somei often find him with his
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At Columbus with p. C. d st. T.. R'y, c. ST. T..
" p, Q. @. @. 81 I. R'y, C. A. E G. r, r., B. a
o. Il. r., o. c. r. r., @. H. " d r. II. r., L B.
At Circ,oville with C. d NJ. v. Div. p. G. 6
st. L. R'y.
At Chillicothe with @. W.&B.R.R, ,T.C.&
st. L. r. r.
At Waverly with o. S. r. R.
At Portsmouth with Portsmouth branch of
q. w. % B. r. r. and Ohio river steamers.
L. R, r.
At Ashland with E. L. 81 B. S. r. R.. Ches. d
o. i. r., Chattaroi R'y and A. G.. &I.R.R.
For further information relative To- rates.
connections, and through time. call on your
Ticket Agent on address
JNO. j. ARCHER,
General Ticket and Pass Agent
GEO. SKINNER,
Superintendent.
columbus, Ohio. iy1Stf
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WANTED-AGENTs FOR THE NEWS

Profitable Employment for Young Men.
Desiring to push the circulation of the
News to the highest possible point, during
the Presidential year, we wish to secure one
or two energetic young men in each town
ship to canvass for subscribers. For terms
apply Immediately to the
HIGHLAND NEWS PUBLISHING Co.
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A Golden Opinion.

A well known author has said. EVERY
youth should live with am eve ON Old age. III
he should die before he gets there, it will never
do him any injury" Just SO should an youth
De taught 10y their parents and teachers that
Peruna, the great tonic, is just the remedy ne
needs for all the ailments 30 which flesh is
heir. Many golden opinions of its value and
of its unprecedented success have been re-
celyod by its discOyerers, all of which express
the most unbounded confidence in its value as
remedy and all tel, what 1t has done for the
afflicted.
q, III, Nalron writes from Brooklyn, New
York, chat NE began taking Peuna TsIiIe AT
Conneautou Pa, for severe pain Inn his side
After taking three bottles, the pain was almost
entirely removed and he now asks where he
can get the wOrld-ren0wuUd tonic i'm Gotham.
He knows where he gets relief Ask your
druggist for Peruua and Manalin, also the
ellis OF Lie. iulSw2sp
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Many men daily polish their boots who never
give thought to the condition of their hair,
except TO harrow it casually with brush and
comb, or submit it to the paralyzing attentions
of the average barber What happenB2 Why,
q score of causes, the hair turns prcmaturelv
gray and begins to fall out. parker's Hair
Balsam viii at once stop the latter process and
restore the original color. An elegant dras-
sing, free from grease. june
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Butlor Milking.

She that churneth two pounds Of butter
ana put'th In one pound Of salt shol! moi
', ."l,,o'I' I unlg'' sue 'n'n''7 Sne is MAKING
SUGAR ''''' 'D' ''''
She that salleth her SALTY butter 70 the
grocer, shall be known by his customers as
they inquire from whence it came, and
care no, whittier i,., IT. seeih.
tbo soG ',',... .',s- 10 sen
deceive the purchaser nev n,ot c,t.T,
shall curse her.
But She that maketh good butter shall be
praised by those that Duyeth and those that
49,, nv, .,,.'', anu "'I CHRISTIAN 'n"f"o-
,-
'''o" M 's ''0'"' IoI july is
e' =" O0''s' '''a' usual ana Is eSPec
'''ly 'e'I'''I NaDle lot an Illustrated
al ''C'1 Oh I'onBIeIIo" ana "es'mln-
''''i - lucy Oul readers are
a"Sle .n"' .ne EnBIISn ADMIRERS OF
LongieIIow have just placed bust
Of him in what is called "Poets'
Corner" in the great Abbey. where
,ra +ba monument. o- 49, ar ~.
- 80 ''' 81
many oI the more distinguished
authors Of England, from Chaucer
down to Thackeray and Dickens.
The article is timely one and oi,es
ana-,,,;,,,,. ar ,lna..S C-2. ~ q q 49,, ~
81 o0'' ~ol"Il' 'le
Dust ltSeIi' the place where 1t is put
and Of the Abbey generally; alto
gether an exhaustive article. such as
one rarely sees The DrirciD,I stea1
,,.-.....y - A.. - ~ ~
-"5'Sy','s VI ''e 'u'l'D1I' C@Ie
For Nobody IS a very charming
one, illustrating a capital story by
Frank Lee Benedict The author of
"rosiab ALIENS Wife, cortr;,,,+as
- - ..-..,-I, - w 40
oHe vi "0I 'nlIllI'"Ole humorous
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Notice

VNTILLIANI E. DOMAIN, whose place OF
w residence is unknown, will take notice
that Agnes R. Bonham, on the Sd day of May,
A. ID. 1884, filed her petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Highland County, Ohio,
being cause No. 1872, praying for a divorce
from said William d. BOnham, on the ground
of willful absence, and asking to have the GUS
t0dy Of the child mentioned in said petition,
and that said cause will be for hearing on and
after the 18th day of June, A. d. 1884.
AGNES r. BONHA8I.
II. n. PArToN Attorney. may7wG
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"Words that burn, remarked the
editor as he lighted his cigar with a
spring poem.
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The gait Of a horse does not hang
on hinges.
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Published EVeryWednesday
BY THE
Highland News Publishing Co.

j. L. BoARDMAS, Managing Editor
Gro w. BARRERE Business Manager and
Local Editor,
BEBEE BAHuEuE, Manager Printing Dept.
OtgtUE -Hoggarl Building. 2ud story, 3D. door
West of Kramer House.
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Henry Schmnhals foreman Henry Krug
Packing Co., ST. Joseph, Mo-, uses DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil with his men for sprains, cuts
bruises, chapped hands, etc. 1t is the best.
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1t is only the wicked and naughty
husband who never like to read
their wives buy-bills.
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The lap Of luxury-a cat eating
cream.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-06-18

The wages Of spring are dew every
night
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-06-18

No. i-John D. Gough-Tempcunca adyo-.
No. 5-Nosuum,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-06-18

The worst kind ofsipping- gossip
ping.