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Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-09
Painting in Water CoIors.

Spirited and effective execution, particu-
larly IN the working of details, will depend
largely on the attention bestowed on the
manner OF using the brush. The hand
should be lightly rested, but the action of
the wrists and Of the fingers which hold the
brush, must be perfectly free. The tints
should be laid on boldly and at once close
to the outline and not by timidly dragging
the pencil forward and backward. It may
be we'll here to call the attention to the i'm
portance Of correctness in the drawing, as
want Of decision in painting is chiefly
owing to the absence of an accurate out
line. It is necessary for a beginner to
practice speed in the handling of the brush,
for upon his speed depends his success in
covering large spaces with flat washes Of
color and also the working of some kinds
of foliage. The brush should be tolerably
we'll filled with color, that it may float
freely and the tints should be moderately
liquid and laid on in a state as fluid as the
requisite depth of tint will allow, so that
all the interstices Of the paper may be we'll
filed. The great Importance of this being
done will, I think, most readily be illus
trated by few words regarding
FORMULATION.
Most of the charm of water-color paint
ing lies mainly in the beauty and truthful
ness wherewith aerial tones are produced,
and it is therefore admirably adapted to
the representation of skies and distances.
This effect depends entirely upon the fact
that the paper on which the painting is
executed is granulous, that is, the surface
instead Of being smooth presents many
little hollowS and projections which receive
transparent washes of color and thus pro-
duce pleasing alteration oflight and half
light. By this variation of light the eye
is enabled to penetrate beyond the flat sur
face, and the artist will soon see the neceS-
sity Of preserving this grain, for upon this
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-09

Mr.. W. W. Corcoran has caused beauti-
full memorial to be erected over the empty
tomb ofthe author of "Home, Sweet Home,"
in Tuns.
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Administrators Sale.

TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Probate
Il Court of Highland County. Ohio. made in
the case of G. +. Underwood, Administrator of
the estate Of VIM p Morris, deceased, against
Charles Morris ct al, I will offer for sale at
February, d. 1885, at ii o'clock forenoon
az the door Of the Court House i'm Hillsburo,
o., the following described real estate, situate
in the County Of Highland, State of Ohio, and
township Of New Market part Of Hezpkiah
hortOn's survey. No. 1881, and bounded and
described az follows, viz Beginning at a stone
in the line OF Lewis Vance's tract, and n E.
corn Of Eli Sinclair's tract thence running
with 5inclair's line N. 75 deg. Is min w. 7O15
poles to a stone, corner TO Joshua Browns
tract, thence with his liue s. 16 deg, Z. So 9-l3
poles to stone, corner 10 James 4. Ayres
tract thence n. "a deg, E 26 poles to a stone,
corner 10 said Ayres, thence n l6 deg w.
AZ 4-l3 poles to a stone, another Of said Ayres'
corners, thence n. "A deg E 66 l-1O poles to
a stone corner to said Lewis Vance's tract,
thence with his line n. IS deg 80 min, W
Al lilo poles tu the beginning. Containing 80
acres more or less, being the same land de-
Scribed in the deed from James Il. Ayres and
wife To said William p. Morris, dated February
%, 1860
The said premises appraised at $500. Terms
OF Sale-One third ~ cash in hand on day
Of sale, One-third % in six months and one
third Cd in twelve months, from day of sale:
deferred payments tn bear interest from day of
sale, and to be secured by mortgage on tie
premises sold CHARLES r. UNpERwooD.
Administrator Of VIM. p Morris. deceased.
Dated January 18th, 1885. 2lw5
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Baths Of the OriontaIs.
l"Ichabod" in Intr Ocean,

Whatever the resident Occideutals In
the Orient may be morally, they endeavor
to be physically clean. Usually a room in
q hotel includes a special bathroom ad.
joining, and nearly every bedroom in a
private house is similarly equipped. A
morning bath is regarded as a matter of
necessity, and an evening bath as a barely
dispensable comfort Even first.class rail
way coaches in India are in many cases
equipped with bathrooms, with shower.
bath, so that you may take your regular
ablutions while whirling along at full
speed. Many Of the railway depots are
also provided with baths, so that you may
utilize tedious waits by cleansing your
SELF
The Japanese bathe to excess. using
such hot water that fatal syncope is an
occasional consequence. With the Japs
the bath is q sensuous luxury They de
light in relieving themselves Of superhuous
clothing.
On the other hand, their neighbors, the
Chinese, get inside Of as much clothing as
possible, and are never seen in the streams
with which their country abounds bathing
or swimming. To go barefoot, except
from dire necessity, is with them indecent.
This moral gloss IS superficial, Of course.
The Malays and the natives Of Alden.
many Of them, are scarcely less than
human ducks A bit of silver Cannot
reach the bottom of the sea before they
have It Tho HindoOs and Brahmins
bathe-espeCially in the Ganges-as re-
ligiOus exercise, smearing the body with
oil first II they can afford It.
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LEGAL Notice.

| GAMUEL CUSTER. residing In Henry coup-
] ~ tV Missouri, john Custer residing i'm the
/ State Of Iowa, j. G.. Custer, residing in the
State Of Kansas, franklin @. Custer. residing
In solomon CITY Dixon county Kansas, three
| heirs Of William Custer, deceased aud a son uf
! Jonathan Custer, deceased whose names and
] residences are unknown, will take notice that
Dn the 9Th day of October. A. ID 1884. Eliza.
beth Custer fled her petition ia the Common
] Pleas Court ot Highland county, Ohio, in case
/ No. 1896, against the above named parties and
Others which is in substance as follows. That
on the ---- day Of --- A. d. 1866
the said Elizabeth Custer and her husband
Jonathan Custer purchased a certain tract of
land, situate In the county Of Highland i'm the
/ State Of Ohio, and in CLAY township. and
bounded and described as follows, to wiz: A
part of survey l3,lS4, beginning at stone i'm
I a county road and southwest corner TO James
dCApie's one acre lot, running thence with
said road s. 80 degrees b 40 poles TO a stone
snuthwest corner to A Hsller's present piece
uf land thence with his line N. 40 degrees w
So poles TO a stone southeast corner to David
DOuohoOs lott thence g. 43 degrees W. Al
/ Ia % poles, TO the beginning, containing twen-
ty aud Oue-hat (2O15) acres Of land more or
less Also another piece Of land bounded and
described az follows; A part Of survey l3. 1856.
beginning at a stone In the center OF the road
leading from HillsbUrO TO Buford. the SOUTH
east corner to Bartley Smiths land; thence
with said road aud with said Smith S 40 de-
grees E. l03JS poles to a stune and two white
'aks tL-ncg S go degrees W. pols and l2
links to a stone thence ~ 40 degrees W. lO2
poles to q stone ia the center Of said road
thence with the road 80 degrees E. 6 poles
and 10 links 90 the place of beginning. con-
tainiug four (4) acres, That the consideration
paid for said land was bl45O, which was wholly
furnished by said plaintiff 60 Jonathan Custer.
her said husband, with the distinct under
standing and agreement that the deed was to
be taken in the name Of said plaintiff and said
property was to belong to her That the said
Jonathan Custer, without the knowledge or
consent OF the said plaintiff, disrpgardpd his
agreement aud contract as aforesaid and caus-
ed the said deed TO be made to him and in his
uame, and that the said Jonathan Custer has
since died, leaving as his heirs at law the de-
tendants in this action. The prayer OF said
petition is that the title to said premises may
be decreed to be in her and her title thereto
quinted, and for all such other and further re-
lief as justice and the nature Of the case may
require.
Said parties are required to answer on or be-
fore the 2lst day Of March, A. d. 1885, or
Judgment may be taken against them.
ELIZABETH CUsTER,
By Sloane, Newby & Morrow, her AtUys.
January 8, 1885 VI
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-01-28

The great trouble with our modern life
Is that nobody is content 70 live IN straits
We had rather have bank account and
get drunk every day than live simply and
live out our natural days We like 90
button-hole men under lamp posts and tell
them how rich we are II we had the
true pride of republican citizens. our
honest poverty would be our boast. These
things which decorate life are pleasant b
have but if they enslave as where is the
real satisfaction and viCtOry2
] often think when I look Ground my
library, which I have been at some pains
20 collect that would be a stronger man
If l had no books at all, but read
every day the book Of human ma.
ture We depend too much on the
little pershable things which paint life up
and enChain the heart and brain. The
two great men In our history. Washington
and Lincoln, were not men OF very eXten.
sive reading. They never fred OH guns
TO show how much circulation thew had
One Of them wandered around among
Indians with an old telescope snd tripod.
now and then bitten by snakes and gener-
ally bitten by Heas. That was Washing
ton. The other weighed out brown sugar
by the half pound for people with one
boot and no stocking He did not hoist at
the top Of his store the sign: aWe have
one hundred thousand customers at this
shop" At that day such silly boastng
would have made his honest neighbors
walk ten miles to buy from another kind
of man
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[Chicago Timezl

T-ITNII-W ITTTT||-T
One Of the industries of thrifty France
is the making of wine from raisins. which
is carried on especially at Marseilles, Cette.
Bordeaux, and Bercy. About 20, 600 tons
of Hisins are imported into France from
the neighboring high countries and Syria.
costing nCar'y $4,000, QUO. BY softening
in wuter and the addition Of sugar and
alcohol. a harmless wine is produced. Of
which no less than 5000, 900 hectoliterl
are made. Another dodge is TO treat the
settings, the residuum Of the native har.
vests of Spain, Portugal, Sicily, etc, with
sugar, alcohol, and water, and make from
the compound what is called "seCond.vat" q"
wines. Thus France, in spite Of phyllox-
era, retains her position as the greatest
wine exporting country in the world.
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Away from Che Peonl..

Helen Wilmans in Chicago Express.l
The story-tellers Of the age have got too
far away from the people, They have
spent years, and exhausted their ingenuity
IN hcaping up language into a sort Of
literary temple that resembles the tower Of
Eabel and the whole structure tends TO
the confusion Of the reader. Every new
writer that springs up. especially If he be
Collegebred and pins Fix or eight capital
letters to the tail end of his name. adds a
brick or two to this d!eadful tower, aud
in so doing lifts it Just so much farther
away from the peoples home lives and
their home loves
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Opening the Fountains.

In numberless bulbs beneath the skin il
secret8d the liquid substance which gives the
hair its texture. color and gloss. When this
secretion stops the hair begins at once TO be-
come dry, lustreless, brittle and gray. IB that
the condition Of your hair2 If So apply Par
ker's Hair Balsam at once. It will restore the
color glOss and life by renewing the action Of
nature. The Balsam is not an oil, not q dye,
by an elegant toilet article, highly appreciated
because OF its cleanliness jan
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-01-28
LANGELL'S
ASTHMA
AND
REMEDY.

Having struggled 90 years between life aud
death with ANIHMA or PHrHISIC, treated Inv
eminent physicians, and receiving no benefit
was compelled during the last five wears of
my illness to sit on my chair day and night
gasping for breathi my suffprings were bey0nd
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lnhahng the medicine thus obtained I for
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Safequard.

The fatal rapidity with which SLIGHT
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
into the gravest maladies of the throat
and lungs, is n consideration which should
impel every prudent person to keep at
hand, as n household remedy, q bottle Of
A AIER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relief
and works so sure a cure in all affections
Of this class. That eminent physician,
Prof. F. Sweetzer, of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Me-, says -
"Mcdcal science has produced no other ano.
dyne eNpcctOrant so good as AYERS CHERRY
PEcroRAL. Ills invaluable for diseases Of the
throat and lungs"
The same opinion is expressed by the
well-hnown DR.. L.J. Addison, Of Chicago,
ILL.,, who says:-
II have never found, IN thirty.hvs years Of
continuous study and practice Of medicine any
preparation Of 80 great value as Ayers CHERRY
PEcToRAL, for treatment Of diseases Of the
throat and lungs. II not only breaks up colds
and cures severe coughs, but Is more effective
than anything else in relieving even the most
serious bronchial and pulmonary affections"
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Some Serious OuestIons.

Do you experience q growing tendency to
hiliouEneBs? Are you becoming more "ner-
vous" thGn you used to be? Do you find your
self getting weak, without knowing why 2
These things are all red hags-danger signals.
They warn you uf greater malidirs coming
One bottle Of Parker's Tonic BOt5 will scatter
these symptoms. Il acts gently, surely, and
without pain, on the stomach, liver, kidneys
and blood iausp
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An EntsrprlsIng, Reliable House.

seybert & Co. can always be relied upon not
only 10 carry In stock the best OF everything,
bnt 10 secure the agency for such articles as
have Wull known merit, and are popular with
the people, thereby sustaining the reputation
ui being always 0nterprising, and ever relia-
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Throat, Lunga and Chest and 10 show our
confidence, We invite you 20 call and get a
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HandoIph'0 Don uncIatlon or OIay.


a
John RandOlphs 5 denunciation Of Henry
Clay, In a secret session In 1925, was so
sCathlng that the victim could not answer
but sought revenge through a challenge.
Randolph, pointing his long finger at him,
said This man mankind I crave your
pardonl this worm Qitte animals, forgive
the INSULT, was spit out of the womb of
meanness-was raised TO a higher life than
he was born 20, for he was raised to the
society Of blaCkguards Some fortune
kind to him, cruel TO us-has tossed h m
TO the secretaryship of state. Contempt
has the properly of descending. but she
stops far short Of him. She would die be.
fore she would reach him-he dwells be-
low her fall would hate him If / did
not despise him. IL Is not what he Is, but
where he is, that puts my thoughts In ac
ton That alphabet that writes the name
of Thersites, Of blackguard, Of squalidity,
refuses her letters for him That mind
which thinks on what it can not express
can scarcely think on him-an hyperbola
for meanne8s would bs an eclipse for
Clay
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-. MaEruler,s 80.

l@te-beA 4AeaAAaaAAptal
Gen. ], Bankhead Magruder's remains
were borne with pomp and ceremony from
Houston 20 Galveston some years ago ana
temporarily placed In a private vault until
monument could bo built. Like many
other popular enterprises, the monument
came 70 naught, and all that was mortal
Of the once beau sabreur Of the Southern
Cross sdll rests Ia that modest vault
through the tender heart Of o veteran
I--=an, who yearly pays a small fee
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Horssrhen In YrrrInin.

You notice innumerable horses hitched
in and around the little inland towns as
you pass through Virginia You can we'll
imagine from the looks of these horses.
md riders too, that Mosby and his men
have jus! arrived and are tired and hungry.
You see a thousand horsemen here to one
In the north. You 0ass cabins, cabins.
cabins, whole villages Of cabins, as in the
Swiss Tyrol
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A New Jersey young lady traded her en-
gagement ring. for pair Of roller skates

Do you need remedy that will cure
every kind Of humor from pimple or
Eruption to the worst scrofula and syphili
'ic disorders, use DR.. Guysotps Yellow
Dock and SarsapRrilla. Three to five bot
ties cure skin disease, salt-rheum or letter
Four to ten bottles cure running ulcers,
scrOfula and all syphilitio disorders. One
to three bottles cure sores, boils, carbun-
les, etc. One to two bottles cures pimples
on the face, blotches, etc. It is the only
perfect blood purifier that can be made
from thorough knowledge of drugs. AK
your druggist for H. Take no substitute
jan2lw2
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NOTICE

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRBNcY,
WARHINGTON, January II. 1885
Whereas, By satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned it has been made 10 appear
that the Hisborough National Bank, in the
town of HillsborCugh, in the county Of High,
land and State Of Ohio, has complied with all
the provisions Of the Act Of Congress to enable
National Banking Associations to extend their
corporate existence and for other purposes,
approved July 18th, 1882.
Now, therefore, I, Henry w. Cannon, Comp
troller Of the Currency do hereby certify that
the hllls0orough National Bank, in the town
Of HillSbOruugh, in the county Of Highland
and State Of Ohio, ia authorized 10 have sue.
cession for the period specified in its amended
articles OF association, namely, until close of
business on January 2l, 1905
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
49, seal Of niliCe this 18th day Of Janu.
sEAL' ary, 1885
- III, w CANNON
No, lSl. Comptroller of the Currency.
jan2lW5
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A VVonderfuI Chasm.

A wonderful chasm has recently been
discovered in San Luis. Obispo county
California. An adventurous explorer was
lowered into it TO, the depth Of 400 feet
without finding any bottom. The sides OF
the chasm are covered with magnificent
Cream-ColOred stalaCtites.
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The oolorod Race at tho GrpOsluon

uo NWAVAoN A40G9 Ne eAG hAnOlLhAuu
Nashville Americana
One of the most interesting features Of
the Worlds industrial exposition at New
Orleans will be the department devoted to
an exposition of the work and progress Of
The COlored race The Identification Of
the colored race with the material progress
and the development of the great natural
resources Of the south, and the influence
of so large a portion of her population upon
her prosperity, renders this demonstration
of her educational and industrial progress
aud advancement emiuenuy appropriate.
This unique exhibition, for its novelty,
will possess a peculiar interest, especially
TO European and northern visitors There
are many quaint and ingenious specimens
Of handiwOrk for which the cOlOred race
are noted. Some Of them are very expert
mechanics The shuck horse-collars,
baskets and split bottom chairs, rolls OF
perique tobacco, gourd banjos, etc, will
constitute the native curiOs Of the cotton
country
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Notice

ID +. BEE5ON, whose place Of residence
lie is unknown, will take notice that Elyira
A, Bee nn, on the 23d day of December. %.
1884, ilsd her petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Highland County, Ohio, PRAYING
for divorce from said b. y Beeeop on nv
ground Of gross neglect of duty. and FOR nv
custody oi their minor son, Ernest Beesop.
That said cause will be for hearing on and
after February 9th, A. ID. 1884
December 28d, 1884 o ELvml A. BFrgoy
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New York Mail and EEpFenl
Little Dick had two apples given him
You ought to let your little sister have
one Of these, suggested his mother
Where Is shef"
She Is asleep.
1Noh. / guess I'll eat 'em bot myssf
What g0odll a maple do her if aho'6
asleeDi"
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u NHE UNDERSIGNED has been appointed
a aud qualified assignee Of James Clark. for
The benefit Of creditors, and an persons having
claims will present them 10 the UNDERMINED
forthwith, and those indebted TO said james
Clark make immediate payment.
w8 H. 8. SCAhBoRoUGH,
Jan. 49, 1888. Assignee OF james Clark.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TTNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Elk.
a listing under the firm name of
GREGG, OYERlIAN & CO.,
Was dissolved by mutual consent January l.
1885. E. V Oyerman Withdrew therefr0m.
aud bis interest having been purchased by the
undersigned the business win be continued by
them at the old stand on West Main street. and
she undersigned are authorized 90 sign the firm
accounts
N. MUKEEHAN & co.
HHIsBoRo, o., January 2, 1885.