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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-08-13
BaDtist AssOcintiOn.


BELL Hollow, Aug. 2nd, 1884.
The Sulphur Springs Regular Baptist
Association commencesin Bell Hollow, Pike
county, one mile and a half east Of the
Sinking Springs pike, on Thursday Sep
tember, 4th, and continues over Sunday
The twenty churches of this body are re-
quested to send three delegates. Several of
our own ministers are expected to be pres
ent, and we cordially invite all Christian
orthodox ministers to take partin the work.
There will be services morning, evening
and night. The Camp will be well lighted
up, and good order will prevail. There
will be two refreshment stands on the
grounds, which will be sold to the highest
bidder on the 10th of August, at 4 p. 1n., al
the Mace School House, two miles from
Sinking Springs. No Intoxicating liquors
will be allowed on the grounds.
BY order of Committee.
j. G. HACEwoTH, Moderator,
VIM. WMLETT, Clerk
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For the NEWS.
WHEAT CULTURE.
Preparation Of the Soil, Etc.

In pursuing the subject Of wheat culture,
the next subject to engage our attention,
after the land has been early plowed, is to
got all the well rotted manure, with all the
ashes and sweepings Of the hen-house, etc.
spread lightly over the surface
The greatest mistake that 1 notice in
using manure as "a top dropping" for wheat,
is to get the fertilizer spread too thick; moi
exactly that either, but hardly anybody
makes the supply ON hand 60 over near as
much surface as it should, 1t is customary
to spread as much ON an acre as should 60
ON two or three acres, and hence do two ol
three times as much good as when only
applied to the one acre.
Land for sowing in wheat can not b'
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HLLLSBORO, OHIO:
Wednesday, Aug, 13, "a,

For the News.
ACrOstic-InternatiOnal Sunday School.
In this glorious cause we venture,
Never fearing but wen enter
To that glorious land called Heaven.
Every soul there is forgiven.
Reading here Gods Holy Word,
Nearing to our blessed Lord.
And if to him we faithful prove,
Then with Christ Wen reign above;
In yon mansion bright and fair.
o happy thought, to meet up there.
Now joyful here on earth we be,
And happy through eternity,
Living on earth for joys above
In heaven there's joy and peace and love
Sabbath School is a good thing,
And children there should learn to sing.
But here they should first know the Lord
By studying his holy word,
And there they'll learn to fear his name;
There ministers his word proclaim.
How precious is this holy day
Sweetly we rest from work and playi
Christ rose from death on this good day,
He rose to take our sins away.
o blessed day. when we can meet
Our Savior at the mercy seat.
Live for the Lord while here we stay
And then to heaven wen hie away.
May these lines prompt some child to say
I'll love Gods holy Sabbath day.
And never break the fourth command
That 1 may reach fair Canaan's land,
And there I shall my SAVIOUR see,
Who groaned and died upon the tree,
So save my soul from death and hell
That 1 with Him may always dwell.
July %, 1884 DANIEL MuBURN.
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Irish Voters Coming over to Blaine

irish Voters Coming Over to Blaine
1t is well known that for several
years past the Irish-American vote
has been given almost solidly to The
Democratic party, but this year the
indications are that thousands Of the
voters Of that nationality, especially
in the large cities, will give their
votes to Blaine and Logan. In New
York city, where the Irish vote is
very large, there is reported to be
regular stampede into the Republi-
can ranks, and if looks as if the threat
of Tammany Hall at the Chicago
Convention, that if Cleveland were
nominated he would lose New York,
would be literally fulfilled. At a
large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Irish voters who support Blaine, re.
Gently held in that city, an address
was delivered by the well known
Irish Methodist minister, George W.
Pepper, from which we extract the
following eloquent passages. They
should be read with careful attention
by every Irishman
James G. Blaine is the Republican
standard-bearer- magnetic man, endowed
with a vivacity which neverhags, an energy
that is iudOmitable, q zeal which is Quench-
| less with his heart in his head or his head
/ in his heart a conjunction of shining quail
| ties which qualify him to be the next Presi-
dent of the United States. Applause. 7
| Why linger on the details of his vast and
splendid history? Rehold him on the
| form before assembled thousands. by his
| burning oratory, recalling the elouuence of
| the great immortals. Behold HIM i'm the
| House Of Representatives, the most daring
and logical of debaters, his passionate and
| brilliant words fairly tumblug over each
other, and striking out for himself q path
superior to every competitor, combining in
his speech the rich eyuberauce of Burke's
Imagination, with Chatbam's condensed
dignity Of thought Behold him as the
chief and trusted advisor Of the lamented
Garfield, watching with Jealous eye the
] country
ing brave and hopeful words to sister Re
pubIics, pouring light and hope into the
dungeons Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. exiIes.
Making them feel that their chains grew q
little lighter when they remembered they
had friend in Americas great Secretary
of State, James G.. Blaine. Applause
{ The great problem why my countrvmer
have not hitherto taken kindly to the Repub
licau party is Gordian knot soon to be un
tied. Wherever throughout this magnif
cent Republic have repeated the story O.
2 Irelaud's miseries, the question has beel
''Why do the Irish vote the Democratic
ticket? ?n It is this solid support of ou
political organization that has created mucl
q prejudice in the minds of many Ameri
{ cans against the cause Of Ireland. Thes
. Americans have read the story of Emme
as portrayed by the rainbow pen of Wash
q ington Irving in his sketch of the broker
s heart, and they come to love the green hill
and lovely valleys, still sweetly smiling, il
Dnan warm uDo1 n0f77ra which has ava
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LIVE STOCK.
Time TO Stop II.

It's too bad, Sir or Madam. but don't get
frightened. Your hair is falling off-that's
certain. A glance in the mirror. or an inves-
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of the surgeon 70 prevent blood poisoning
Tho skilled physician aims to cure disease by
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0HI0 INIIERSLTY.

Fall term begins Sept. 4th, 1884. New and
remodeled buildings Thousands of dollars
worth of New Apparatus. Two regular courses
of study leading to degrees Of Bachelor Of
Arts and Bachelor of Philosophy, Students
may pursue special studies I'm Literature
Science and Languages, AneieUt on Modern.
Teachers Department for the common school
branches Preparatory Department.. Charge
of College Professor and ro1ag0gits. Both
sexes admitted Snud for NEsaloWe tu Presi-
dent, CHAS. w. SUPER. Athens, Ohio. aug
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Why does a man dress up his wife
for other men to run after, and then
have the tradesman running after
him.
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Our acts make or mar US. We are
the children of our own deeds
Hiltgr Hug0.
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S. b. Durfey mate of steamer Arizona. had
his foot badly jammed. Thomas Eclectric
Oil cured it. Nothing equal to it for quick
pain reliever.
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From the Lebanon Star.
"SaI VatiOn.O

Dhl IhIlUuo,,
The readers of the Star will doubtless
remember an item the other day in the
Normal column stating that Mr.. Roush had
written poem entitled MY Salvation" ."
By the consent of the author have con-
cluded to publish the poem together with
the following explanation. A certain men,
Der Of the Scientific class, upon examining
the contents of his P. o. box the other day,
found among other mail matter, a some.
what peculiar package which, upon exami
| nation, proved to contain a full. l.hedged
caterpillar, together with a note bearing
the signature "Sal Yation," giving direct
tions how to feed and take care Of the bird
etc. The recipient of the gift recognized
the handwriting as being that Of hil
'chick-a-biddy" at home, and wishing tC
return his many obligations to her in poet
ical language, and himself not being poe
he made his wants known to Mr.. Sige
Roush, who he had heard sometimes
courted the muse. Roush said the machine
hadn't beenrunning for the last six months
and everything was rusty, however, at thu
earnest solicitations Of the ardent admirer
he seized the crank aud commenced grind
ing out the following;
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If a married couple avoid the first
quarrel they will never have a second.
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Published EVerYWednesday
BY THE
Highland News Publishing Co.

J.L. BoABDMAN, Managing Editor,
GEO. W. BAnnEBE, Business Manager aud
Local Editor,
BEBEE BARRERE, Manager Printing Dept.
Building, 2nd story, Sd door
West of Kramer House.
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Out of proPortion-TwO spoons
to one plate of ice cream.
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A worm yet how I cherish thee,
Thou meanest of creation,
But thou, vile worm, art dear to me
As is my own Sal Walton.
Could you but tell the words to me
The sweet articulation,
That flowed with every word to thee,
As said by my Sal Walton.
Were I too press thee to my heart
And feel thy keen sensation
From thee, trow, Ide soon depart
And then embrace Sal Walton.
Your form so rude and far from neat,
Your spicous innovation,
How much unlike are all your feet
From those Of my Sal Walton.
OF thee I'll sing and praise thy name
To every tribe and nations
BY dint Of thee alone / claim
My first love of Sal Walton.
My mind win turn when you see,
And dwell without cessation
Upon the one whom 1 agree
Is truly my Sal Walton.
Those hands that boxed with gentle care
And sent You TO the station,
Are those same hands 80 pure and fair
OF my divine Sal Walton.
Oh thoughtful woman, rarest gem,
A perfect communication,
A guiding star a diadem,
To me is my Sal Walton.
And when from single life pass,
AS i5 my contemplation,
When joys about my life compass
I'll go and seek Sal Walton.
And when on earth it comes my turn
To cease my respiration
May strangers read upon my urn,
"a victim of Sal YatiOu.n
And when they linger round my tomb
I'm solemn meditation,
Kind hearts will mourn my fatal doom
A brOomstick and Sal Walton.
H. W. B.
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TERMS.
Business Directory,

Cards inserted under this head at the follow
ing rates For inch space, $40 years q
inch, 55 year; 4 inch, S9 year
R5rTen lines Of this type make inch.
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No. 4-"FOrWard the Light Brigade;
Charge for the guns he said
No, 5-BANDIL Ban, band, am and 20.
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MARIETTA, OHLOs
In successful operation iorty-nine years
Two courses Of study tho Classical and the
Philosophical, which omits Greek. Deserving
students aided by Scholarships and in other
ways,
MARIE gTA ACADEMY prepares for College
and for business. Fall term begins Sept ltth.
Address Che PRESIDENT or the PRINCIPAL
of the Academy. aug
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Cleveland In Private Life.

A Buffalo man who knows Cleveland
well said to mo yesterday: II think il
will surprise people to find how popular
Cleveland is in the Convention with del
egatcs from the Western States. where
men of sound business sense and no frilla
are thought the best of. There Ia moth.
Ing artificial about Cleveland, and some
how or other this fact has become known
throughout the whole Union. It IL
scarcely necessary for our New York
men to tell Western delegates what a
strong, satisfactory sort Of candidate
Cleveland will make. l have known
him for twenty years, he Is just the sane
70. day as he WAS when mayor of Buffalo.
and when mayor of Buffalo he was iusi
the same as when hard working, earnest
plodding lawyer, trying to do the best he
honestly could for bis clients and often
thorsktless Of his otyn physical and pc
cuniary. welfare. To-day, If you have
any business with the Governor of New
York you will find that there is less red
tape about his Office than about many an
office of one.tenth the Importance. He
Is always easy to get at; he is never In a
hurry he liatens courteously TO any one
entitled to be heard, and he shows i'm.
patience only Wien politicians endeavor
to cajole him into doing what bis iudg,
ment does not advise. Some peop]e.
especially politicians, call him cold, dull
and slow, q mere plodder whom acciden,
has raised above his level /; but all poli
ticians in this State have at one time or
another bad some favor to ask from the
Governor and have not liked their recep.
tion or the results of their intcryiesa
with him. Politicians generally know
that they are going to have hard time
of it if Cleveland is elected, and nowhere
is this better known than right in Buffa.
10. his home. This knowledge explaips
the anti. Cleveland sentiment which has
spruog mp In Buffalo aud has rather
puzzled outsiders. 1t is explained by
the simple fact that professional politi
clans even in his own party will be found
working against Cleveland, and made a
beginning by organizing meetings against
him Ot his homo. Upon the other hand
| know perfectly we'll that If you could
get vote from the Intelligent business
men of Buffalo, whether Democrats OF
Republicans, who were not influenced BY
wire,pulliDg politicians, you would find
nine outof ten in favor Of Cleveland for
any Office in the gift of the people. no
matter how large or how small. They
know him TO be the sort of man Who will
do everything to the best Of his ability
and with perfect honesty of purpose,
fearing neither the politicians nor public
opinion. A good many Buffalo men
have teared to cay too much about Cleye.
land in public lest their enthusiasm
might be regarded as = bid for future
favor: in case of nomination, but now
that he is nominated I think there viii
be such a demonstration in Rnffalo as
will silence ell critics disyosed to say
that Cleveland Is not popular in his own
home" ga f''%T