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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31

In a large majority of cases the no.
tice received from the commissioner of
pensions simply states that your claim
is rejected because you are not disabled
in pensioDable degree" yet these old
veterans, many of them. are upwards of
60 years of age and cannot earn 25 cents
per day by manual labor. Tens of thou
sands Of veterans 60 to their graves
every year denied that which the laws
give them, aud the Republican party
saw thev should have.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31
STRONGLY STATED.
eome of General Bushnelrs Ringing
| Sentences.

eome of General Bushnelrs Ringing
Sentences.
This is a great nation. Let us put its af-
fairs in the hands of the party capable Of
managing them the most successfully and
the greatest prosperity of the people. Our
Democratic friends mean we'll, am sure,
and think that they and thoir party can
manage affairs Just - we'll As any one else,
but that is . mistake. The record is
against them. They have tried it and not
been successful, and therefore, As q matter
Of business, they should be retired and the
management placed in the hands of the
Republicans.
"These reunions are restful camps on
our march to the Golden City, to which
we are promised peaceful entrance if we
have been faithful soldiers. Only a
few more of these resting places are
vouchsafed to us; let us enjoy them,
and as we pass from one to the next
each nearer home-try and do some
good, raise up the old comrade who has
fallen by the way, care for the widow
and orphan, help the poor and needy, be
truo 10 IrleHOs, ana 80 i've always, tnat
when our march is ended, we shall be
permitted to enter the home prepared
for all the faithful.-To the members Of
his old company"
"The Republican party never encoun.
tered a difficulty that it did not over
come; never avoided responsibility
that confronted it and never hesitated
to declare its position on any vital
issue"
"If I did not honestly believe that the
election of the Republican ticket next
November would be for the best inter.
ests Of prosperity and glory of the whole
people Of the state, I would not ask you
to vote it."
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31
BAD BUSINESS.
THE CLEVELAND
ADMINISTRATION
HAS INCREASED THE
NATIONAL DEBT
O.OOO,OOO
Farmers Lose Millions.

Farmers Lose Millions.
In August 10000 more sheep were
slaughtered in Chicago than in the cor
responding month of 1894. And yet
August, 1894, was known as q panic
month in the sheep market because Of
the effect of the free wool tariff bill.
The reduction in the number of sheep
in this country since the new tariff went
into effect aggregates several million
head, while the production Of wool fell
of 100000 pounds in q single year.
Over 900. .000, 900 is the loss to farmers
In this way alone by the new tariff
Charles Emory Smith.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31

Deen passed since the war was by he
publican votes. Read the record and
vote the Republican ticket.
HOW THEY VOTE.
The arrears Of pension bill-Passed
Jan. 10, 1879:
Democrats for the bill ............ 4S
Democrats against the bill. l................. 81
Republicans for the bill. ll................... 116
Republicans against the bill. ..............N None
The widows pension bill.-Passed
Feb. 2. 1886. Increasing widows PEN
sions from IS to $l2 per month";:
Democrats for the bill. . ........ 30
Democrats against the bill. ............... 60
Republicans for the bill ................... 1l8
Republicans against the bill .............. None
The amputation bill.-Passed Aug. 4,
1856:
Democrats against the bill. ............... 81
Republicans for the bill. ............... 81
Republicans against the bill. ............... None
The widows arrears bill.-( Giving
arrears of pension, from the death Of
their husbands, to widows emitted to
pensions.) Passed the senate by the fol-
lowing vote:
Democrats for the bill. l................. /
Democrats against the bill ................ 20
Republicans for the bill. ll................... q
Republicans against the bill. ............. None
Disability pension bill.-(Gives PEN
siops to all disabled soldies and to de-
pendent parents and children.) Passed
June II, 1890:
Democrats for tine bill. ll............... -. 70
Democrats against the bill. ............... @
Republicans for the bill. Observation-Disclosures. III
Republicans against the bill. ........... None
The prisoners Of war bill.-( Gives PEN
sion for term Of imprisonment Of all who
were prisoners Of war for 80 days or
mOre):
Democrats for the bill. observation-disclosures. ~
Democrats against the bill. l................ 70
Republicans for the bill ill.................. ll9
Republicans ag ainst the bill. ........... None
The Democrats voted three to one
against the bill, and as it lacked five
votes for the necessary two. thirds it was
defeated.
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Until Farther Notice.

The B. & O. s. w. R'y. will sell round
trip tickets to Cincinnati on Wednesday
and SATURDAY. for $l.25. Wednesday
tickets good returning Thursday and
Saturday tickets good returning Mon.
day.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31
School Examiners.
Opposite Patent Office. Washington. D.

TINE Board of School Examiners of High.
i land county give notice that examina.
tions Of Applicants for Certificates VIII take
place in the Hillsboro Main street school
building on the 1rst Saturday of every
third Saturday of January, February,
March, August and September. on the
second Saturday of April, May and June,
Examination fee prescribed by law is so
cents.
BY ordef of the Board.
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Tersely Stated.

The Democratic platform and cam
paign prospectus may be set down as OK.
ceedingly brief this fall:
Platform-CalvinS 8. Brice.
Standard. .bearears- -Brice and Camp
bell.
Objects of campaign = To re-eleot
Brice.-Piqua Call.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31
BY a
Republican
Leader.


Leader. your favor OF Oct. 10 beg to
say:
.he importance OF sne election this fall can
not DE overestlmated. ONO fs the home OF
mchlnley' tne great champion OF protectlon.
Inc convention winch nominated General
Dushheii anu the ssate tcket unanlmously
aooPted resolution pledging the support OF
sne hepupncaus OF the commonwealth TO MO
hhley as our candldate ior the presidency. u
we are not triumphantly successful this fall
cne result can not be osher than unfavorable
70 Mckinieys chances. In spite OF the utter
ances OF Democrauc EDITORS TO the contrary,
Shere are no 1actlons IN ONO. Az the spring.
helo meetlng Mchlniey pledgeo MS support
unreseIVeuiy 70 busnneii ana 10 foraKer. ana
ovon vi shese eeh0iemen commltteo tnem'
SELVES WIN enVhusiasm 10 Mchlniey ana Jonn
onerman unhesltatlngiy pledgeu his support
10 ali. lne conSroinng issue In TINS campaign
S .s Prooec"on, ana mchlnley STANDS FORWARD %
'he oistlncolVe representative OF that issue.
Looking to 1896.
A greatly reduced pluralitv or a defeat for
the Republican marty this fail ,vopld necessar.
ilv give the inn nresa;on tbrouobort tba corntrv
that the citizens of Ohio we've wayar;no ~
their allegiance to that great nrinc;n,e Rut
again, Mr.. Campbell in his speech oneninp the
/ campaign, made a direct and reckless attack
upon the administration Of Governor McKin.
lev. Governor McKinlev,s answer IN tbess
statements is complete and con winding. hut
nevertheless. If Bushnell sbould he elected bv
a largely reduced plurality. or the lepislature
should 90 Democratic, Governor McKinlev,s
administration would necessarily be reflected
upon, and the chances of his nomination would
be lessened IL the Republicans Of Ohio are
des-ous of making MCKINLEY nresident thew
should be as desirous of making Bushnell gov.
ernor and of making Foraker senator. The de-
feat of either the last two would be a blow at
the iormer. Major Mckinley is undoubtedly
the leading candidate for the presidency, He
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31
AN IMMORTAL SPEECH.
Garfield's Sublime and Patriotic
Utterances.
GLORIOUS RECORD OF REPuBLIcANIsm.

A Classic Summary OF the Achievements
Of the Republican Psrty-Tho Famous
Graveyard Passage--A Word of Sugges-
tion and Advice to Young Men Who Are
About to Cast Their First Vote.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31
A STRONG STATEMENT.
What the Election In Ohio This
Fall Means.
IMPORTANCE CAN NOT Be ovEResrImArEo

Ohio. the Home of Mckinley, That Great
Exponent of Protection, Should Tri-
umphantly Elect the Entire Republic
an Ticket If She Wishes to Properly In.
dorse Him For the Presidency In '80.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31
.rePERFlDlOUS SILENCE
7a~ph@%m~
G&2aln8zzap
MuzI9IHmh1msa
M~1@yHm~nef
tNLM SAEDMAA
JOHN SHERMAN

One of the surprises of tine canvass is
the aptitude Candidate Bushnell is
showing as a campaigner. Newspaper
men who are accompanying him on his
tour of the state say that while he may
net be an accomplished orator full of
fiery eloquence as Campbell is, he can
shake hands, kiss the babies, and exude
personal magnetism in most attrao, i've
ana vote-getting away DIS
patch Indl.
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"77" for GRIP.

Sold BY Druggists, sent prepaid receipt Of price
3 or for a., (may he assorted, except 49, M size only.
DR HuxPHREYs' MANUAL enlarged Revised)
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31

ohambeflain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
Is cents per box. For sale by druggists
TO HORSE OWNERS.
For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DR.. Cady's Condition Powders
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
'loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. 25
oents per package. For sale by druggists.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31

Every important pension law that has
been passed since the war was by Re.
publican votes. Read the record and
vote the Republican ticket.
HOW THEY VOTE.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-10-31

II see in this great audience
tonight a great many young
men - young men who are
about to cast their first votes.
l want to give you q word of
suggestion and advice. I heard
a very brilliant thing said the
other day by q bow in one of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

"lf you havc never dono SO, watch your.
self go to sleep" said Delsarto teacher
land you will DO aninzed TO SEQ how tense
your position ls Your LnUcs are drawn
and Blended, your back is curved, tho arms
arc held more or less tightly to tho body
and tho fingers are folded. The oyellds are
held shut, not allowed to droop over the
eyes the neck Is strained and tho head
seems to touch tho pillow only at tho tenn
pies. The points Of contact with the bod
arc really Mt tho temples, shoulders, hips,
knees and ankles. Now look ut child
sleeping. Every muscle Is relaxed, every
Joint Is Inert and prone on the couch; his
little franc finds rest at every point. Tho
features nrc undonc. 30 10 spenk, tho nose
widons, the mouth DROPS, tho cyelids
close easily, and with eyory limo of express
sion obliteratod bo finds uttOr and com.
plee reposo. The abandon makes him fall
out Of bed sometimes, such nn mort body
has ho become. You inny Initiate him even
TO that degree, n necessary. Begin at your
toes 10 relax, loosen nil your joints and
muscles, unbend your fingers shake your
wrists loose, take the curve and strain out
of your neck, 20 all In pieces, In fact, md
sec how tho days fatigue seems to slip off
from you, and tho gontlo mantle OF rest
and oblivion to Unfold you like garment"
Atlanta Constitution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

Old DR.. Cooper used 10 say to his stu
dents: "wbat is dirtP Don't DO afraid Of u
little dirt, young gentlemen. What is dirtS
Why, nothing at all offensive when chem
ically viewed. Rub little alkali upon
that dirty grease spot on your cont, and It
undmgocs a chemical change and becomes
soap; now rub It with o little water, and
1t disappears; It is neither grease, soap,
water nor dirt.
"Thnt is not very odorous pilo OF dirt
YOU observe there. Well, scatter little
gypsum over It, md 1t is no longer dirty.
Everything you call dirt Is worthy of your
notice ms students Of chemistry. Annlyzo
tt-analyzc It'll IL will all separate into
very clear elements. Dirt makes corn, corn
makes bread and meht, and that makes o
very sweet young lady that saw ono OF
Won kissing last night. SO. inter all, you
woro kissing dirt, particularly II sho
whltcned her skin with chalk or fuller's
earth.
"Therc Is no telling young gentlemen,
what is dirt, though may say that rub.
bling such stuff upon the beautiful skin OF
a Young lady Is dirty practice. Pearl
powder ia mado Of misunderstanding but
dirt -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

In tho "Lifo Of Gonoral Sir Edward
Bruce IIainlcy" we arc told TINT tho namo
OF tho general IL ombnlinod In the verso Of
tho lnto laureate in tho limos preparatory
70 Tho Charge Of the Light Brigade. In
reference to this may DO quoted iinmloy's
account OF his visit to Lord Tonpysor;
~ once went from London TO spend day
memorable TO mo with Tennyson ut Aid
worth. We spent some time In bis study
discussing tho incidents Of the charge Of
the Light brigade, his verses on which ho
was revising. In tho afternoon accom-
panied him In walk about his grounds
and woods, and IL was not until evening
was closing In aud nil wero assembled In
doors that roso 10 take loavo. My bvst
then invited me TO stay tho night, Offering
to make good all deficiencies OF my toilet.
Much pleased at tho invitation, was also
yoKed, for l had an engagement In Lon
don. On my saying so, no re-cnforccd bis
Invitation by snyipg, 'Tboro arc three la.
dies who wish Il, meaning my hostess and
two friends on visit. replied sorrow.
fully that there wcro three others who OPP
posed II. Who arc theyT The fates.
lilo rejoincd nj once. The Fates may DO on
ono sIdo. but tho Cruces arc OH tho 9TH
mr. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27
HINTS foR THE slcKRooM.
suggestions That Amateur Nurses Could
Follow to tho Invalid's Comfort.

Tho light In siokroom should DO TEN.
rcrcd TO suit the weakened condition OF
tho patients eyes. Dark green roller
blades, which can DO raised and lowered
csy, are tho best window curtains. A
tall screen should be placed Mt tho foot Of
ltc bed so as TO shut out tho light and
also tho breeze.
Ifitis possible to havo tho floor OF tho
iltkronm unoarpotod, much trouble In
disiniectirg may 10 spared. Tho floor
shonld, however, be provided with few
Thick rugs or mnts, In order that tho feet
d tho nurse may not DO made very cold
II tho disease is OF an infectious nature
tho mats may bo mndo Of old pieces OF car
pet double. Tho subsequent destruction OF
,hcse will not cause tho thrifty housewife
90 much grief as that OF more expansive
ngs
No nurse who has the slightest regard
Tor the patients comfort or well being will
permit an unsirhtly array of medicine bot
tlcs glasses and spoons TO DO on constant
ambition before him. 1t is nm excellent
ran to have small medicine closet fas-
tened to the wall and to have Its contents
exhibited only when necessary.
One Of tho most Important arts taught
the trained nurse Is that of bcdmnking.
Unless the under sheet Is drawn tight and
smooth the patient suffers Bedding should
10 changed daily. II tho invalid is ablo 10
30 moved, bedmakiDg Is easy, but whom
DO ID confined 10 the bed 1t is moro diff
cult Then tho sheet should be drawn from
under him and tho fresh ono, folded, DO
FIRMLY tucked in one side. Tho patient
should then DO moved to that side Of the
bed and tho sheet drawn over.
The nurses gown should be of ginEbam
oroi white linen, and 1t should DO changed
daily. 1t should not come In contact with
The floor. IL should not rustic ard creak.
Her shoes should be nuisoless md comfort
able.-Philndelphla Times
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

A peculiar fact in respect to petroleum
~ the difference Of conditions undur which
that oil occurs In Russia md America In
tho former It Is found IN strata OF tho tor
tiary period, usually II formation rcsuiu-
hing quicksand mud AZ depths OF only
fow hundred feet. In our own country 10
occurs NJ great depths In the older COM
pnot snndstopes and llmostonos OF tho cur
boniferous, doyonian and silurinn periods
Tho oil OF Russia consists OF class OF by
drocarbons known as naphtbcDca, belong.
Ing to tho bcnziDo groups while our
American oil IL mainly composed Of pnraf-
Ans. IL IL TO this difference that tho grcnt
variation between ihc products from these
oils Ia duo, for, while American oil yields
very largo proportion, my, about 70 per
cent, Of illuminating oil exactly suited
for combustion In our ordinary lamps tho
Russian oil produces far less OF such oil
and larger proportion OF high class iubri-
eating oil. Tho Russian illuminating oil
also requires 10 DO burned In modified
form OF lamp. with more perfect draft, In
order TO overcome its tendency To PRODUCE
smoky flame, and u Is largely this fact
which has prevented tho consumption Of
Russian oil for light abroad. New York
Sun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

Thc pastor OF u prominent church In
city Of New York was discussing with ono
OF his country pAri hioncrs tho subject OF
ministerial salaries. Tho pnrishonor In
sisted TINT his pastor must bu laying aside
great portion OF his sHlnry--whlch, by
the way, was not large, as city salaries 40
--and when the minister attempted TO ox-
plain that thorc were many demands for
money on n man in his position the farmer
intinintcd that tho wedding fcoE for year
would amount to n tidy sum. Unable to
disnbuse the farmers MUD OF this impress.
sion, tho minister asked him whit ho
would giyo for the first -four marriage fees.
Tho farmer replied, ~ will glyo you tho
best COW on my place. IL was a year
when COWS wuro worth two or three tiincH
tho price they have boon bringing this
season.
at is n bargain" said tho minister.
In u few weeks tho first wedding party
arrived As soon rs they were gono tho
minister drove out TO SEQ his parishionor.
~ have come to pay tho first installmcDt
ON the price Of Tint cow" The preacher
went out 10 his oarrlngc, returned with
covered basket, and, opening II, disclosed
two small puppies. York Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27

Tho mess dinner, no longer gorge
sometimes accompanied with intcnlpcr.
ancc, has been ourtallcd Into well cooked.
gracefully served mual. at tho conclusion
Of which tho wine IL passed round onco or
twice, and then flyc ont OF SIX OF the diners
bctnko thumsolNc 90 to tho smoking. Mother
is tho evening capped with the rowdyiSin
Of practical Joking, tho wit Of which con-
sisted In stupid outrage md tho RESULTS In
qunrrCls which many tline cost those
concerned their commissions.
A buinpiious ypnnR officer IL snubbcd
and wheeled into limo until be Inns boon
reduced TO duo dliflhcnoo OF self, and this
remedy hns been found far preferable oithor
10 duluginR nm offenders bo,lcluthcs with
Stops or to thruating his dress uniform up
tho chimney, by the bye. tho word "nni-
form rcminds us OF o transformation M
complete ms that In pantomimo. In iiuu
OF bead drcssea ~ tophcayy rs milk pail,
OF packs ns killing as those undcr which
We may still rco French conaoripts siapger-
Ing, and OF ooata frightened by bolts and
buclslcs TO tension approximaiipg to
splitting. wo have adopted light kit and
loosr clothing specially favorable to work,
comfort and economy, mud thero sroms lit
Ito Justification for the Insertion Of tho lato
Sir GoprRo Brown that In uhollEbing tho
wonderful old dog collar stock wo had
ruined tho morale Of tho British army
DlnGkwood'a Magazine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-27
HIS SMILE uIsAppeARep.
And 50 Did He. Taking Prise Bss Along
With Him.

The old man In tho IL" smoking chr
was absorbed IN his newspaper whom tho
huriy youth entered. A pasteboard box
was on tho seat beside tho old man. and
with the air Of man who knew his rights
and was prepared TO enforoo thcm, the
youth sat down on IT,
II beg your pardon, SIR said tho old
man politely, "but yoa'ro sitting on my
box"
II know H. replied tho bury youth
rs hc took cigar from his pocket aud
prcporcd to light II. "why didn't you get
II out OF tho ways You only paid for ono
scat, guess"
III You had spoken TO mo-" explained
tho old man, IL would havo nndc room
for YOU. was reading tho paper and did
not SEQ YOU"
1T amt my business TO keep your
things OH the scats, rctortcd tho burly
youth paid FOR a scat aud took It"
hut have something In that box that
wouldn't have injured for great doal, :"
expostulated the old man.
well. guess us dono for now" said
tho buriy youth, with haunting laugh.
Perhaps II isn't" urged tho old man.
III you'd kindly get up for mlnuto',--
But l WON'T" returned the youth
shortly.
by this time some Of tho other passyn.
gers were becoming interested, md one OF
two Of them ovinced desire to throw tho
burly youth out OF tho car. A faint smile
that seemed to Turk around tho old mans
mouth, however,, made Thorn hesitate. iIo
looked like a man who thought he had tho
best VI the affair In spite OF tho others
calm Insurance.
IL was perhaps two minutes lntcr when
tho burly youth emitted wild yoli and
bounded from his seat into the aisle An.
other yell followed aud no bounded down
tho aisle toward the door with both hands
IN tho vicinity Of his ooattail pockets. On
tho platform OF tho car ho began making
frantic cndeayOrs TO takc of Ills coat, but
bcforc he succeeded tho train pulled intn u
station, and he sprang on and dashed into
tho waiting room
Tho old man had thrown paper over
tho box whom the burly youth got up, and
now no carefully raised tho edge OF 10 and
inspected what WIS underneath.
"Confound himi" he exclaimed NJ last.
WHAT'S tho matterY" asked ono Of the
others.
why, he's run on with ono Of my prize
bees, . said tho old man ruoiully.-Chi-
cago Post.