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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-07

Young Man gazing dreamily at the
candy case in fancy grocery store)-I-I
wish to get something real nice for a
~ young lady, but I hardly know what
TO select. ,sr aa
Grocer (briskly)-Very youngi
Young Man-'Bout 17-still going to
boarding school. q
0rocer-Yes, cir. Johnl show this
gsntlssnAn 20 the pickle counter. New
Yetk Wssaly.
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Board Of Equalization.

AUDITORY OFFICE,
HIGHLAND COUNTY. D.
n OIICE is hereby given that the Decen.
III NAL County Board OF Equalization
WIN convene at the once OF the County
Auditor on the
Second Monday Of August, 1890,
For the purpose Of equalizing the real prop.
erty Of Highland county, Ohio, and wifi
take up the several Townships in the follow.
ing order, to.wit: ~.
Salem township, August llth and 18th.
Morohall township. August 13ih and 18th.
Concord township, August 18th and 18th.
Jeokeon township, August 18th and 10th.
Hemer township, August 10th and 2lst.
Masnington township, August 22d and 2Sd.
Whueoak township, August 25th and 18th.
D0deon township and Lynchburg Corpora
ti0ns september 5ih, 9Th and 8th.
Union township, September 9th and 10th.
Penn township, September l1th and 18th.
nsushcreek township. September 18th aud
New Market township. September 18th
and 18th.
Paint township, September 10th. 10th and
Fairfield township. Leesburg and Lexing.
ton Corporation, September 23d, oath and
Madison township, September Goth and
9th.
0rsenfield Corporation, September 10Th
and 80th. -.
Liberty township, october lst, I'd and I'd.
Hillsboro Corporation, October 7th, 8th
eth and 10th. GEO. W. LEFEvRE.
Auditor Highland county,O.
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DIR. AcKER'S ENGLIsM PILLS

Are active, effective aud pure. For sick
headache, disordered stomach, loss Of
appetite, bad complexion and bilious
ness, they have never been equsled,
either il America or abrQad.
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EXAMINATIONS FREE TO ALL
DISEASES. A WORD ABOUT CATARRH

treat acute diseases but made entire specially
and standing Cases up other doctors
years. had been
given mn as pcuable large
Ger be nyds for life But behold now they see and hear and
The surrounded with the finest collection
imported to this country examining treating
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ell chronic diseases OF
the HEAD, FACE,
EYE, EAR, THROAT,
HEART,Lungs,S Stom-
ach, Liver, Kidneys,
Bladder, Skin, Brain,
and Nervous System,
Cancers, Tumors, Old
Sores, Piles, SwellinRs,
Fits, Paralysis, Neu-
ralgis, Rheumatism
Dr0psy, Gout, Sick
Heads Debility
Depression OF Spirits,
Diseases OF Children,
Hereditary Diseases
etc,, etc., and IN fact
oil lonG-standing and
Chronic Diseases.
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pIsEAsEs or WoMEN.

Such % has bafied the skill Of an other ply.
sicisns and remedies, quickly Cured. CAncers,
tumors, fibroid aud polypoid growths cured
without the use OF the knife or caustics. No
QUITTING, no pain. NO uapgsr. ,.,.l si.,,,,,1
EPILEpsY OR FRS scientifically treated and
positively cured by never-failing method.
FRIE EXAMINATION or TIE URINE-Each
person applying for medical treatment should
send or bring 10 ounces of urine, which
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-08-07

..HHN IN fN.Ift
rNg ONLY
f6rfeef Su6sfifvfe
for Aotker;s My7k.
INVALUABLE
IN cNotgAA oNgANTvO
AND TggrNlNos
AQuicky Asimildfsd Food
roa pvopepr,cO,
toMvScSScs sHTs.
A PeNFRcT NurNteNr
IN AL WASTING o,ogAses.
Rrevlaes NO COOKING.
keep0 N All cuMAYge.
!CEHn eoe our boot, TN CAR1
Ss"W AND EnDfne OF lr-
SAxrs," !" natsd fFstoans sddzusa
DoGbsr- ddIt Co.,
eosrom. MASS.
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Turkish women eat rose leaves with
butter TO secure plumpness.
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MORIIZ
@ A NOSE and without pain and less time than T'ne
consult Institute will permit
pu greatest
These Dotors devoted treatment Of
CHRONIC AND COMPLICATED DISEASES
yielded
consulted gentlemen
By them dtoh 81 IN duaefun
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j. j. MCCLELLAN, N. D., Specialist

ut s the mucous mmbrane .hs' semnud envelope
tsrrh makes stronghold established eats into very
tails renders breath of misery and disease
dupg of rammeng the
ing the faculty smell nng the breath and killing the
pleasures of taste Insidiou creeping from simple
the head membanous lining and enveops the
through coats and causing namaon soughng
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ana death. Nothing
short OF total eradica-
tion will secure health
to the patient and all
Alternatives are simply
procrastinsted suffer-
ings, leading to q fatal
determination. They
have, by a treatment
Observation-Disclosures
al. made the cure of
this dread disease q
certainty, and have
never failed, even
when the disease had
made frightful in
roads on delicate con-
stitutions. Hearing,
smell and taste have
been recovered, and
the disease thorough.
ly driven out"
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Small Tumors, Cancers. Warts, Moles. ETC.,
Removed without acids, knife; pair or soar
New methods, Electroysis.
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School Examiners,

l. county give notice, that examinations Of
Applicants for Certi ifcateswill take placein The
H10sboro Union School building on the hrst
Saturday Of every month, and on The third Sat.
urday Of February, March, April, August, Sep.
tember and October. The Examination fee
prescribed by law is 80 cents.
BY order Of the Board.
a190yi R. B. BARRETT. Clerk.
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will receive careful chemical and microsco.
pical examination,
WONDERFUL CURES by our improved method
of trestmen. accomplished In Nervous Debility.
Premature Decline Of Manly Powers. Kindred
Affections, which have been neglected or un-
skilfully treated No experiments or failures.
Patients treated by mail and medicines sent by
express. Persona consultation is preferable.
We guarantee durable cases. -
List Of questions free. 1,f 4s,is,fl so.I
eJOases and Correspondence Confidential.
Treatment sent O. U. d. to any part OF the
United States. se
Correspondence with invalids solicited. HAll
letters with stamp enclosed answered free.
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NE!WY0RKCENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
Al Train, arrive at aud d. ant from
Grand CENTRAL STATION,


TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION N THE CITY.
TRAINS LlANL. 40 iOLLOWo.
so 4. "a. IA~I NIN-ipIth olAlL IAPkESS-
4... 10 e. iHInIa.riJ 5 CO. BIialO . 30 \.
800 \. VI. CHICAGO NL0IlBi Ill LIMITED Due
tlI.t.t % .1l Doc, most day. ....... , -,
lO.Jo \. VI. ~OIIlIW l>Il Ks NfSTIHrLE LIN
HID f.e ,lntlnnia 3 80. indianapolis 10 80 a. h'
u5o \. VI. y '~iiEN DAY EMPRESS. daily except
Sunday. Train iea,lng on Saturdays DOES not r."
600 T.. VI. last Wi>IlEN EXPIRES due Chicago
1000 T.. VI. FAST NIGHT lNfkl.S> for Rochester
II '.Il,. Nlar4rl FAILS aud the Wet .
AInANY UTICA. SYRACUSE. l.o' HESTER. ~ r.
no .,SD SIASAl.N FALLS e 80, - %, 10 30,
80 ,' d. a.. 90. 30 go ?. n also 80 D. n- Albany
At's' i:N 'GENrvA AND CANANDNIGrA - 30
,r u. .3u. lN 90 j. uI-,. = r. 90 nidhitht
Trio. SARATOGA. ADlItDNpN'h MOI lNl - ~
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Bl EN~Ii.E HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
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c.n.rn Station o. a Sos 49, rs pc aud Bfoadwny.
o. Pal. lA.. Wet i-,tl--t and la7th.-t station,
N.u AUr. 1873 Washing 'NN.-t., 40 Fnion>t, ana ''7
.t..I.alr. g. j.. Hfooayn
i.t.- s.l f.-If....- fiID4-h tn q .tinafion.
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.f.l. Ir.... .s..p' those leaving a. q" % A. m and
IONS. q. ..f...f., GTnptr - DANIELS
t....f ''Irl-.r 'rnN Passenger Nr'nt
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4: PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
NV,~IIgNIfrnN
EIiinn VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSi NGIl. TRAINS i.SN, fob Of Coftsndt and Dos.
hls-.f, SIS, 49, fOuuwr-
a. n fos Slltineton and informed ate points.
%. ul. rcnr,a. Lyons tlnlfa Rochester. Buffalo
and VT. and principal local points chair ear 10
iAnft- aud Pullman car 10 Suspension bridge.
g..D a. d.. Nauch ChLnh and intermediate points.
II a. u t.. AID ~ Junction and int rmrdiate points
10 A1'ci thun.
=. H. Tor TunAhannock ana Intern, diate points Chair
car TO IunkhAnnoc. Come ton 10 Reading and Harris.
burg.
10 D. urfOr Elmra and principal Intermediate points.
Chair car Wlkr-hafrc and pullman sleeper To Sus-
pension Bridge.
~ p. for Naurh Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 90 Reading and Harrisburg.
D. 900. Tor GHnrsl. LYONS Eluiia, Rochester. Buffalo
tle Wet. fnan sleeper to Lyons and Suspens
Bridge.
Trains leaving At a. M. II a. M 1 D. IL. and 10
H. for all points Ia Nahanoy aud I4llr'on
regions - 49,.
81 NDAN TRAINS.
a. m for Nauci Chunk, Uallcon and Intermediate
AID Tor l'nlndoth md intermediate
. Nalch Chunk and Intern, diatr points.
D. u. for Geneva. Lyons ElnlrA. Rochester Iuifalo
and The West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and
Bridge.
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RAILROADS..
TN EN- N VIVA nj a
l RAILROAD.
RAILROADS..
on AND AFTER MARCH >. 1890.

Trains leave stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cort-
s%S !. gAsT LINE for the wsst c rg%sa
- a. H.. Ooiuubu, 30 Chicago = p, M, ana
p Sa o a1e sh' and henooo encp S Sunday
l. .i, eNNecpt saturday xsvrv,N1A LIMITED com.
posed eAclrsNcly OF Pullman vestDue' Drawn , anu
ton Car. presenting financial rport' stenosaphefS
1as ro rar aa All t2e SoHS sneS
mo,ab. riSctfs ~ liant Arrives 10 and
, oo n =, 80 "I3 ' ciIitAGo AND CINCINNATI
ENrl;Lss. Pullman Vestlbule Sleeping ar ana pi-
pi-se'tcr Co,ch News York to Columbus. Arrives Gin.
cnnat 10 IN. Chicago p m, and ST. Louis ~
$50 = WESTERN EXrEEss for &%, all 9o 9a.tI in
tne Wst. Northwest and sonth"r,., ru'"s Ia, i MI
pe sng car Ns"TS5S to rSq[s al i2Sd
Dining Ncv-Nork to PA iadrlphia AifiV'7 AZ n
cinnati 80 D. M chicago 80 p m next Day ana st.
s,d and Tql,do qnily Hgsps IPan ve,tbule
nnret s'cpne car York to Chicago, NewsYogS T.
Memphis VA The Shenandoah Valley arrives Cleveland
30 a. a D? o4 5pae ' for 1 oi,do daily
for Cory. Erie the oil REGIONS. Cleveland and Column
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
washington Limited Express Pullman rafcr cars.
so D. m. and Congressional Limited daily. with
ioeaar cNpress 10 q 20. 90 and 80 a. m. 90.
Sn o 80 90 90 Is a ana 800 D. m 9a 100 and
and l II 3 "s a FGr psn' S o@ p Bring
r, era hsI tos d5 100 p qou si{ Bullet paror
car and Day Coach week day Connect, Tor Browns
IA ,.d For .s' Ms 100 p S g. Vfe9 'Phadepha
Norfolk Railroad. 90 m daily except sunday ~
ri'G m o. %SoE d ip "'''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Il,. so 30. ; 90, 80 90 Chicago Limited;
o Ds Ca. ana 49, 10 20 %;s oS 30 l@ 5c a" o
800 600 30. 90 and . 90 y. m, and Il 10 night
e, l'S' 90 $l'. SS - Sm,s s" "S
4 a9 compan1 viii cali # for and check
ll
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tVEsT SHORE RAILROAD. y. y. c. &

tVEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. c. *
w II. i. Il. L. CO.. le,sc'-Tmin, leave Wcst i2d-st
nom foot Of ley-st. y. l. chicago Detroit London,
Hamilton. - 90 m . 10 . Ii y. N. st. Louis.
- p - D. A. toronto - % a. m 10 y - p N.
Fails. nu-c. tua and principal intermediate stations.
so - 30 70. n.. 49, 10 a III. and a II 80
Tor ffit oN. KINGSTON. Saugrrtie-. tat~k. Albany.
80. 10. 900. la i 80 a. n. ana ~ 4, . -.
> 10 y. N'Whurr 10 10 a. 10. 4 80, , 80.
81 80. "a b. liaNrrstr,W. - a.. M, 70.
80 y. Elegant Sl,'pine Car for iiunao, Niagara
Fails. Toronto. Detroit Chicago and St Louis -Daly
iDaiy except SATURDAYS. Other trains daily eNcept
SUNDAYS Leave jersey CITY l.. X H. station
all 20 m. ~ 10 m; iiobokcn, West shore Station
INFORMATION apply at Offices Brool 1913 Wlshlns ton-
T.G Iulfon-st ANNEX once foot Of fuiton-,t New,
Y.f. CIV. .-l. aN.. $50 sud 80" broadway, ! i3
HDssrv a. Pan Place. GS wast l25Ih.t. and West
shore stations 81 West 4@dt and foot OF Jay-st.
y. r. W,stcott's Express calls for and checks baggage
from hotels and resldenccs. G. L. IAMBERT, General
Passenger Agent. Vanderblt-aye. ". Y.
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Jnsirncilon
Bows and Young Men-Country.

WESLEYAN ACADEMY; one Of thc helido ~, best
The paymcnf SCI viii ordinary tuition
board washing room and heating for the ~, torn BE-
ginning Aug -. send for catalogue o. g.. NJ SILELE
PRINCIPAL, WilbIaham Ma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

CHALMERS PRFSBNTfKIAN CHU RCH 7th.ave
near i~fh.-t Rev. ". II. Blt HANAN. Pastor will
pr,a rh 40 10 80 a. and - y. Stranger, cordially
invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 5.th-st. between oh
ane NJ ayes DR. MACAHiHJ X pr,aches sunday morn
sihlc cla-. 80; SUBJECT, Light on the po-llyi~e."
irtyrr ma, tg. Monday and Friday evenings stranger,
cordially welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 14th-
at. between 9TH and 9Th aNcs.-l,eV SAMUEL NJ. HAM
ILTON. D. D.. Pastor. viii preach at IL a. N. and AS
p. Ia. Strangers Away, cordially welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

A.. f. SCHAUFFLER D. D., will teach the Sunday y
school lesson FOR the following Sunday at The Collegiate
Church 2th-st. and 5thave.. every Wednesday evening
at O'Clock All teachers not otherwise engaged who can
attend will be madc welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

Men.ne service at ii O'Clock evening service at O.
AT THE CHURCH No Lafayette Place near ar 4 tns
st-Eey T. r. cHAM dTIHN Vim pr breach in the
At THE CHURCH. 29th.st and 5th-aye.-Rev W w. j.
r. TAYLOR D. D. Will preach In the m nor ,nng
n W coNKLING D. D., will preach in the evening"
THE cMr%cH asiFs s,.. aPd in '! Hc morning
Rev j. f'' t. DURYEE viii preach in the evening
A-A-MooDYs BIBLE ADDRESSES
and Nsa s AyenSs rySsSy,% Rgy and rdy
March IL r. 10 aud L. II 80 m Am nISiin ~
shave s5d.t or lecture of the church
ErlrWANY EAPST cnuRcT Mad sGsseSs.
Friday at ,. H.
At BEEKMAX NIL METHODIST EPIs ss{I,,I
10 &c. by Miss IsxB5LLA LfGXAIsD Just IRON, INDIA
grand t'acIef ara soul winner 40 80 by he p oI'
Am Az Honest Man. scat all trcs p g2
class. , 30. Welcome.
yn corner Of Clinton and congress stsIrie Rev JOHN
". CHADWICK VIII exchange Tomorrow morning at II
New.Ycrk. Mr. CHADWICK viii lecture on Abraham
Kew s. H. GAMPs '''' ~''''''
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION, UNION TAB.
EhNACLE S 2n ES, gSth't neaT
slonary SECRETARY Methodist Episcopal Church subject
Ihree Questions Asked and Answer,dD The celebrated
%XgDiFs PRESIDENT EDWIN GALL0wAY' Secretary ,y
+. scHAUFFLER. D D. will teach the Sunday.
h%r 1' and md h Sws eT w % SyGnns
at ocock All teacher, not otherwise engaged who can
attend Will be made welcome.
Ta s9 sS5 e 6lHFs.rTEE'sE 6HgHEH ltH
D. m enr D r ps % p'( ae e5 " M and 40
AT LENoX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH, 12Gth.
: eQ-t of I..UO W
q Bro klyn' viii preach at II H. sunday-'chool at
to % EH ME F ,c Ay n5 5 nAPI1sT cvRGH p
FAyNCG Pa''S, pS5eGes vd a. n ana J p
come.
ANEw.YoRK TEMPERANCE UNION. Masonic
Temple 3thaNe. and 2Sd-,t->unday o'clock: Door,
Soa,h'rn orator colonel WARD b. 'SnEENAN. Of Se%.
spmc IN 1h1 ' Mi! TpTn Mason the unpaias S
original Georgia Coor-d singers in plantation hymns and
vi" appa cmHELorrE 0i f S rs soo stand and
""% GG8E 'G9NDrnmLr scr' Il Si"D'' President
AT COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM.
FIRST CHURCH 121st.st. near 3dave-Rev. j. FL.
MENDoRF, d. d., Pastor, breaches at II and 40
SECOND CHURCH. fesd-t. and Ienox.ave.. Rev. G..
uIlenlNsON sMlrH, D. D., Pastor, breaches at 10 80
and 40.
As~2cIAT9T HAlL 2sat eeras ,thays sa,; &c,
pffNoN j Is .s i 10 30 a. H. aa b 30 r a. I All W.
ALL SOULS CHURCH. MadsOnaye and 60thst.-
Rev WILLIAM WILBEEFORtL NEWTON, ID. D.,
Will Ir,ach at II a. III. and p.
AMIIY BAPTIST CHuKcH.-l;ev Or. II. GRATrAN
SO NJ ' oa sunday s wy Marh '1 B. at II '1 a.
L0rl'~ supper, 80 y. ming service, 80 D.
ASSOCIATIONS HALL. lith-ave and 23dst0 tomorrow
s Fia'n r" st sa and T. 1oIs l c Sa '%
of al team VIII address young The ArOn
IT, -IT f 4 %
cIal singing I'D hy Mr.. =. X. RAYMOND, cOrnctist.
EPISCOPAL Gnu CH. near "haNe., Fey. X. NJ.
~IIAIiON Pastor Preaching sunday 40 10 30 by Rev
WNi g. KETCHAAi and 80 hy Rev f.. HAMLIN.
sunday -.clOOi 1t 30 Love Fast. 3 10 Young poo
glc ~ prayer meeting 40 e 10 p. IA.
ALL SOULS CHURCH. 4tl.aye. cor. 20th.st.-
by the I',-for Rey. THEODORE &. WILLIAMS. at
II sundai-,rhoo.. l. 30 D. Lecture Tue day
u. Parish House, subject. "phlcc ~ Ma
t.riail-in." Tie public cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

SEVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST TPIsCo.
PAL. CIIU RCH.-Dr W. p. GEORGE. Of Newark Con.
frfence morning and evening. Sundy.sch0Ol missionary
meeting =. Memorial meeting o 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner Of
3ist-st-Dr BRIDGMAN VIII preach a. II a. M and as
u M Evening theme, the second Of the evidences
Temptations Cordial welcome TO strangers, and those
without any church home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

HUGH o. PENTECOST speaks at Masonic Temple
23d.st. of 6thave., sunday al D. H., suDecti
1.-THE Sins OF the Government"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

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lcce specially. Pupils admitted % d,-a
and Smith Oh our certificate. ADALlNt ". SAI-l'LlN"'
CAROLINE NJ. GEHNlsH. A. b.
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