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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24

Wrighfs Beuri. Scalp and Dandru6
C0mpound' forces heavy M"s,nche or
Beard on the smooihest face 10 from 20 TO
30 days. Il never ftils n, possible in.
.snry io'ho skin. Easily applied and
certain IN effect. II will also remove
Dandruf and prevent Badness. | am
The ,oie agent Tor this componpd. PR
package. pos, paid, % cePt-. Two pack.
ages ~ cents. Address G. d. Lit chteli.
L,lchfeld il!lnQis. Please state In what
paper you .aw :his Advertisement 10.
Sept. 26. '18. ly.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
COAL ! COAL GRAIN
AND SEED3.

Samuel Bowen leased Beavers Coal
Yard, Ware hmise and r. r. Siding.
He will keep constantly on hsnd fun
supply Sr all kinds oi Coal. lie will
pay the highest market prices for all
kinds Of Grain and Seeds. Tie respect-
fully requests a liberal share CT fpatron.
age.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24

Auctoneer. II. liscken.
burg, Of Midllecrcek, z. .. would An,
nounce Ia the people of snyder cuuu.
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, At short notice and
on the mast reasonable terms. lie
guarantees satisfaction. Marl5--t
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
PlNll'l.ES.

4 lvili ush lerssl tss rseipe ~ q Iimpis
NEoTAstk bsls, tAst vit remove IAN
> hscstSs. sglss ARi bLstcsEs, lssVta.
tessHtr. sdt, eisS set sssatitgt I sl,o Ia
Atpct,yns tor pro ae4px lUNggtSnl sFosth
81 asir on bald head VI spaoln tses., Al
d'sss, ieelSsinx SEE sta sp, bES SASusSs
= 20. ~ Abs st Ny lso. " v sia
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

'nllE c'-p,rtnsrship hsr.s,f,re ex>
I slft bot ssaa Rsassa g. ksss'es .sd
is"s> ~. >ps'h' % Al n,htrg. ~ Toe Cp.,
- srsStsz ua.,s tho trn a.n, q - sss y
>poch ss as ,lNy sss, q s~ol . ~ nataN
soiss"t 'hs aa>in.ss slh 10 oatlaa-i e. ihs
a.! .eeoaats 9shis a. q =" ths ~ 7r'a
RSvks> a. se.SSLE0
.t D. " >FkCar.
AianosaFs, April 4, tsa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24

ASst thh, IN q s,sssu.. ,a.asa,sy y ,
Mr. asa, Me-. xSses .. Walker sssi
::s ~, s:s:a :;;.: ~: 3ss,:.. 'ss sSa = 'S,s',
SssN tnis " ok,es>s ,ss ~lNN (
|SPS,Av?< asfs AAAlssA ~ Z A<~~
( SesN ~ sss''~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
NIAlSIttElS..

Np,h Ss, ~ kvv, Nillsr Acs An, &,
Nsile-, " wAssiag'os tosa,eip, Nsi Ae
Ir'sb Bailey. sf Mssees ,sssSbip.
TIA lss ASH, tps 4. b. R,s. ", Z, wis,
s,l. J " wsssss AL u,ss Gllsa wa,>
sss, both VI uecs1rt, -.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
TO COnsuillptIveS.

TIE sivertis-r, h,.tns teen ; p,e,usu-ntly ru-.
I'd ~ that drrst dt>s-sss. onsaaptiaB, by sitl.
pl" rsuriy, tss s"rs ~ make sp"su - M.
u lloS -uf-rrr-.th' mrsus " earv, To al -ho
ns'lr- -, he ~ send c'py of the ps~s. rintiah
us-i, t'r'e ot charge win the atrvct, "a. foe
epstins sut .hsing th, s.m-,- .tlch tbysIl
nhi . >rfEi'CSs to>sVNPrtcS AsrssN,
uecScnirt-. -, Rsrte- st>etbs H. pr-s ru-
tl'a NJ pIssss .ddrs-s &. A. wILSOS, l-s
FsAn ~, willi.Hlsbgrse, ny
Jan. s,'flss
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24

Was it old Santa Grus or the devil
that was after Ell ! On Saturday night
last Ed, u pupil OF Aesculspius. went
10 see his Maria Jane and Min conclpd-
ed 10 have ll.s fun-so he '.!Ned a
TN can full Of walnuts and placed it at
the head of the stairs and fastened n
string to the door-EL.. opened the
door;-down came the can kerwhallop
and Ed., Caesar, but he ran-hair on
end like porcupine quills and his coat
tail straight out behind. Swears he'll
hever 70 to see that gal again unless
he's armed with broad sse ahd Har,
per : Ferry niusket.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24

---S. Wris, Selinsgrove. has just got
in his complete stock of Spring Goods
All the Novelties of the season. Prices
are lower than ever.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24

Tn Thursday last little soh of John
Beaehel, in Franklin township. ran a..
vainst thS aharp end of y broken
handled ktk Which penetrated the
saccus iexica6 causing 4 kish,hil aud
Dangerous wound. Dr. Mrhsr Was
sent Mr ami q, thls writing Tie li,,ls
NllbW ID reported "doins wsll'.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24

The peculiariiy about ths A. S. T.
Co, Black Tip is that children's fine
shoes To which they are applied, not
only wear twice ~ long, but they really
hdd to the beauty aud finish os the
finest shoe.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24

Mr.. @. Q. seeUold tho bnterprising
aHsn, for The sale Of the white Sewing
Machine, iias recently had a number
oi co,,utlss added 10 his territory. and
will In 4 lew daya 10 to Daaphla Co.,
to toIhh'ente operations.
We bsspeak Tor hiM sdcccss &her.
sSet he Soe.. and can ehssraliy say
To tho peo,,le ~ paupl,id county, tina,
they will and chAtlsy. 4 gentleman
and worthy thslr hil,ss, confidence,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24

SAD Anibssr.-0n Ids. Monday a.
tcrnoon, towards evening. SON of Mr..
Isaac Erd,ey Of Penn Twp. between
seven and eight years Of age, without
the knowledge of anyone went IL tie
stable and took out ono Of his fathers
horses, rs is supposed. for the purpose
OF riding him to water, Through some
calise he was thrown from the horse,
and when found was dead. having the
top cf his head crushed in. The be-
reavcd parents have tho sympathy of
the entire cdnlhuni,y IN this their
hour of add boreSedient. fribane.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
4 uNlHlSTa,roS's NoTlCE...let.

hte q q iTi.'ritiou "a re e.fits Ht
klrtE eth aer = l,is % tie b. 81 ,Iif's.
t1r., >ns'es 90 fzsH DtyirS ben grnat
ei :" tIc uaisr,isusl, AL paI sons .u0silz
Themselves In le-tsi - ssii -.t.ts are reVle.t-
81 - tntse iu uelitfs psyne1.. while hose
h'viy. rhims si', present tAsA ialy ,athsu.I.
-.iei Tor ,siteusat
JNU. Y. SIIruEt,
Apr ~. -. sI -'-.G-A.n-
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
ERRORs or YOUTH.

r okNrAkwAN sAs satsrsa lps YEA : sssss
AN rss.s n'sstssS, ~. .sstt ~ o>S>s, en.i ~
Is sose<sn yel,sfsS tstisssssos. snl los tAs
-; Z =
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
RfIEUNTATISNU:

Dropsy Esy-ap"i.s scr,m,i. secondary Syt n,
~ bra.-l, pish-ts-, aud ,li di.-s --s ~ sbieh
III. blo"ds imPlieai-,i, 10 no~ odsr.l &c sh-
pablic.
S'ld by al Retail D-usvis.. ssd (-sni,ssi-
aeNl m rHE wErBuRN NEplClNt ~,
z. U. BSX rs, Rovhr.tsr, y. I,
Jan sl'rqsr
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
Auditors Notice.

"a he aSsW'ej sSnis q. the C6as oi
u JoaIiA,,s Boa C6m@oa Pis..S
soos, S.riss CoaEts.
frHs. podersiaasa havios oeeo sp.
s.'rss II sa.ss :. '"s r,S &C. y .s.s'ss
ssa> a tie oasiS VI % stsk t1rs>s As..s sssa ~
l.sA,asa b. srssN ts sas s,ssaSst ,a,,s go
: n m.st k,s tAs ssr..sss y srsss.s ..a.s, !.
|tee e4Aeft Il. ~.ats No, N t,> aar~s Il
~ Att.tsAasx, % SSas.,.ss S,s ~. ~ /. "a
-: isI.,s:.ss ! = :. 10y ls'.S So: e
49, - sIess saAss2S.z
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24

For Sale, Cheap "A new Conklin
Wagon. Inquire Of J. F. Riehl, sclins.
grove or Lewisburg, Pr.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
GOVERNMENT STOCKS. sc.-clo,:

" ios Prle.. Of Ds u H.vss \ russsss,' 20
>oash ra.rd stss-t thliA.islpRiA SA.ss s,,as %
ss.i sil either toe casa sr on satsis Ayr,
letl. i>iS
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
New Music .

or sil the new soass aa~ d,alius. The
pounlrs neas are % popular as these eon
pcsrd hy VIII d. rhO,apsoa. Hs has
Jas isidsd Beautiful se~ Sang ssi
Ch"ris, enti,lsd, "Ms asASprAs Apvics "
\, 10 thought 10 be even Prr,,irr is.p
this authors famous song "0s,her,as
Shvils." ifyea ~sat the latest and
ws','rs, cong ef ihs dsy, etder Nv
0rasdbts Advice" VIII l. fhomp,
son Nsy @a.s dealer ~ill mail IL 10
faNIi.A.i Sy " l. rloNrsos 4 co
Eas, L,tPee,, oAie;
L,fs hssis afsai,is. 10, ss,S % d.
sa.y wsei, Of s,~a,rS,, Ss' ,a ,ss Asa.s.
hold vro,vs,iess ere nssdsi sssisi tbs,
@s., dreaded sh ssils. t'ss.ussp,ia.
wisiag ne@ . shsA, seil. ysSlss,rd
lss ,s,' rs,.fsH 's sAissy, is De- hss.
Etess,srsst,
txknly.Ass large siis rsrMm~,
chsuH,u. Mo,,o CsNla, Mo two alike,
~NhMStNe ~ gold, ps~t paid tNp esn,s'
ALLr<.. q. h, lhykaell, LIGHeld. III.
llvAsA s,alN whSt tatsr yvu ssS hi.
savsf,iSsMsat IL,
ID ukAati(li me- Il ;sSsls; ;sAas
No. AZ tAals ~ cAil3isa u 1
Ny )llo1 &2A
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
THE NaRLD'S BALM

pr l. u. wsYsrR>s ALrsHArtvx syarp.
"a r-tIedv u.~j rHikrI.FIvE YEARS
tu private pfsetier, .ai uesss IiIlug - s.di.
cAlly cure
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24
TWO ORCHARDS
NOTICE 10 rSIsPASsORS.

NV ( tho onlers'"r~l Sukens "
w ws.i H.ssss r,~ sas ~ Sa.der o.'a ~ 40
hereby csuttes .l psr.iels oal " r'~s ua
,s,r prsiaisu> B. tasr 6s u'u.',nt, kt>hinS. 9.
rsisg r % isF l-Ss sith1sA ess~, -s.l 70 ls.l.
sith .eso diag " ls~.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-24

OF oil sycs quality color shades and pcc ct the
speciality of Gents Fancy Spring
Of q Gents Furnishing Goods ia fnt mud mple'-.
at Bottom Prices Call and extensive stock Of HATS w
in oil coos styles and prices.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-06

A Dsn Who had inst st up - the
hasdwsFe bneiness. snd who he'd BEEN
clerk where Giyaxd a.d tysded, sp--
piled 70 him for sbsFs n ais pasroo-
SCR. Girsxd bought Of him and vseu
hs brought in the bill found fault and
MARKED down the prices
'C@k Of nails sid he. WHICH / vas
o6sssd for so-sud-sn, ycu hsvs Charged
% sBd-so, md ron must tske il Of
I cannot do it,' sid The mercbsnt.
sYou must DO IT, sid 6irsyd.
Il csunos sud will not DO Il, sid The
Young merchant.
Girsrd boltsd out Of the door. spps-
rently ms rigs, sud soon sfter sent q
check for shs whole bill The yonng
msn bessn.to rslent sud sly 20 himself:
'Pssflsps ns ~ss offered them u that
prizes. But all 10 Over nov; + an sorry
thst T did nos reduce his bill snd get e
out o. nim ca something else. His
sssds woaid asve l,esn worth good
deal 10 me- By sud by Girsrd came
s1sis sod az~s him another job The
yUung nssn vss very conrteons, and
nd.
Z w. aluscst scry + did nst reduce
yoor f6suer billf
fReducs . bill Z 2id 6irard, 'Ssd Jon
done d, would newer rrsds With Jon
Agnan I neaot 20 80 il you bsd
cheated -.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
P6 5XMf
Absolutely Pure.


roykrfEzs
r f "a er
- ~ ~ 1b q pSs
-we. RI .fssr 5s~ s-
4ae~ ~ Z EA = Ts H. sra s
sE
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-06

ON o. the teachers in Salem pub
ic school received the other dsy an
sYcuse writes in behalf ofs DELINQUENT
pupslpby tbs Esther, Ie runs this wise:
In. TEACHER Dot poy Of nine vos
absent De oder dsy when he shtsid ont
He spt one big cols in his neck vot
nnsbo him much troable sll % vile.
HiessD doo't give some punishment ven
10 ~ laes ID de morning. He ~ould
have eps there slsnst IN dune every day,
but No il not bimseif 10 blame, he is got
- mother Sbs vos dead 10 PEARS SGD
! - his parsot by his mother before
80 voo deud.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-01-23

From all parts Of the country reports come
Of the immense sales and increasing demand
for that deservedly popular Sewing Machine,
of which the proprietors wisely reduced to
$50 including all the attachments, and at
once secured for them q popularity among
the people, far beyond that attained by any
other machine at any price, the consequence
of which is, agents are leaving the old high
priced machiues, and seeking territory for
the "STANDARD." Knowing from exper-
ience that with the best goods at the lowest
price they can outsell all other machines,
where the superior quality and low price Is
made known. This splendid machine COM
bines all the Improvements. Is far ahead of
all Others in beauty and durability Of its
work, ease Of management, light running
and certainty of operation, Is sensibly made
upon sound principles, with positive work.
ing parts all steel, and can be safely put
down as the very perfection Of serviceable
sewing machine, in every particular, that
will outlast any machine, snd at price far
down below any other. 1t is thoroughly
warranted for five years. Kept in order free
OF charge. And sent to any part of the
country for examination by the customer
before payment of the bill. We can predict
equally as large a demand for them in this
section as in Others. Families wishing the
best machine manufactured should write di-
rect TO the Factory, and cnterprising persons
wishing to seize the chance should apply for
so desirable an agency. See advertisement
in another part of this paper. Address Stand
ard Machine Co., Cor. Broadway and Clin-
ton Place, New York. ..- ---. ESQ.,.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-01-23
The Wellington Dairymen's
Convention.

1t seems to me that the results of our con-
vention were almost fruitless II not disas-
trous. What did we do? Simply passed
few resolutions. Like Mark Twain COM
menciDg with the New Year to keep a diary,
IL all went smoothly for a while and then it
began to lag, and when spring came with its
usual spring fever, it was Omitted entirely.
1t is not necessary to make the application
to ourselves as we already experience the re-
suits. II We stop here we shall have given
away our rights not only as dairymen ,but
shall have stamped upon us the incompeten-
cy to do our own business, and to follow
dairying under these circumstances will be
t. iDpoyerish us as a community OF drive us
from the business that Is the best adapted TO
our soil and climate. Dairymen, shall We
stand this? Shall we allow a combina-
tion to rule the price of our own products,
and say G1S cents Is enough for cheese when
the market was anxious, or would bear z,
simply that they may enrich themselves upon
other communities by using ours as key
note to establish the price? We owe 1t to
ourselves and to our fellow dairymen in
other localities to do our duty, assert our
manhood and prevent the ruin of one of the
greatest industries of our country. This
nxed price for manufacturing and selling does
all this. Stop this, make an honest article
Of cheese, and when it is ready for market,
take ii and sell ii To whom you please, and
then we will soon find out whether the coun-
try demands grind-stones O paiatable ar
ticle. Yet broach the subject of a change of
quality or price and they will tell you that to
stop skimming will ruin us and TO reduce the
price of manufacturing VIII ruin them. Now
we are ready to accept the depression in
price of all kinds OF produce, but we are not
willing when the market is full to produce an
article that is not wanted at any price Who
ever heard of market being SO glutted by
a first class article of produce that it was
not wanted at living price? There has been
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-01-23
HUNTINGTON.

Have you heard of the dairyman's
strike
Fodder. fuel and marriage licences are
in good demand.
Seberry Hitchcock, for many years
railroad conductor, is visiting relatives
here. Can we not prevail upon him to
open the Wheeling & Lake Erie r. r.
We see by Kansas paper that Frank
Irwin Sage IS foreman in the Junction
City printing office. 'Tjs but a few years
since Frank was one of Huntington's lit
tie boys, yet now he has caught the con-
tagion tina. at this advancing stage of
life every boy must have; wife. Won
der if she will prove to be the printers
ID?
N. I. Chapman has shipped his famous
steer, White Duke.
During the session of the annual meet
ing of the Union Agricultural Society the
sad news was received of the death of
Deacon Goss. J. Is. Lang and A. j. Sage
We're chosen q committee to draft resolu-
tions as token of respect to his memo
~. The committee promptly furnished
the following:
WHEREAS, We learn with deep regret that
our first President and much loved friend,
Phillip L. Goss, died last evening at the ripe
age Of eighty years, therefore be it
Resolved, By the Union Agricultural Soci-
ETY. at their annual meeting assembled, that
we offer to the widow and other members Of
the family our heartfelt sympathies in this
their hour of bereavement.
Resolved, That in Dea. Goss our society
looses an original and firm friend and advo-
cate through all the years of our history, on
which we look with just pride.
Resolved, That these resolutions be en-
tered upon the records of the society, and
published in the Wellington ENTERPRISE.
!. B. B saGT haNG' Committee.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-01-23
PENFIELD.

The week of prayer was observed here,
services being held in the Baptist church.
The interest was such that the meetings
have been continued. The sickhess of
Elder Shank and the absence of Rev.
Roberts who is holding meetings in
Litchfield has left the entire charge of
the meeting in the hands of Rev. o. Rice
who is laboring earnestly to promote the
spiritual interests of the community.
Elder Shank has been seriously i'll dur
ing the past week.
Walter Smith is about again after be-
ing under the weather for several weeks.
Mrs. Philo Penfield, of Mich, is visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. Rhoda Wolcott, one of the pio-
neers of Litchfield a lady well-known
and highly esteemed by many of our cit
izens, died last week aged 70 years.
Dairymen's conventions are the order
of the day just now. M.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-01-23
Ohio Christian Temperance Un-
ion.

At the late State Convention it was
resolved, "That all honorable measures
should be resorted to in fighting our
strong but cowardly foe."
Deeming it necessary, we hereby
call County Convention of Lorain Co.
Christian temperance Unions at Elyria
Ohio, Wednesday, Jan. 22d, 1879, at
O'Clock A. NJ, in the Good Templar' s
Hall, to plan campaign to combat the
evils arising from intoxicating bever-
ages, to study the best methods and to
throw network of organization in
every town, village and hamlet in the
county.
Wehope you will send three delegates
from your Union, or If none exists send
delegaresfr ON your churches. Enter
tainment will be provided free. For
further information, address.
HARVEY L. SIMON,
Elyria, LOrain Co., Ohio.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-01-23
SULLIVAN.

The meetings at the Congregational
church continue with increasing interest
and owing to the good sleighlng have
been largely attended.
'.Louva the Pauper" will soon be ready
to be put on the stage.
The Congregational church has an ad-
dition to it's choir. He sings tenor, but
Orlando says he don't sing by note.
James Dunlap, proprietor of the Eagle
House returned from Paulding Co., last
week.
DR.. Weedman of Troy who has been
lying in a critical condition is improving.
The Ashland Times says that Chauncey
Sadler of Sullivan is keeping hotel in
Gibsonburg. Very strange for he still
lives on his farm in Sullivan. Look into
this matter William.
We have been wishing tina. something
out Of the general routine would occur
SO that We might make out newsy re-
port, but except few cutters upset and
occupants spilled in the snow nothing
has happened. OLD SOLOMON.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-01-23
DIED.

SHELDON.-At his home in Wellington,
on the 10th inst, Mr.-Uriel Sheldon, of Par
alysis and Pulmonary Apoplexy, aged "a
years.
Mr.. Sheldon had been suffering from a
severe cold for some days previous to his
death and up to Sunday 18th inst. was not
dangerously ill; from that time he sank rap
idly. Mr.. Sheldon was native of Delaware
Co., N. Y, residing there; until about thirty
years since, when he came west and settled
in Penfield. Some twelve years since he re-
moved to Wellington township, and engaged
in dairying and general farming which was
carried on successfully.
Mr.. Sheldon was a man Of correct habits,
living unostentatiously, universally respect
ed and beloved by all who knew him.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. n. 8. Albright at his late residence, on
Sunday the 10th inst, and were attended bv
q large concourse of relatives and friends.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-01-23

Reader, If you have good 1.-Two ad'
vertisement running through your 10
cal paper you have hundreds of ser.
wants all at work for you, whether you
wake or sleep, whether you be sick OF
well. No monarchis slaves ever scat
tered at his bidding so fieetly or faith
fully or in such bewildering numbers as
the literary messengers that bear your
individual word to the people.
Our town has been infested from
time to time by fraudulent tin-peddlers
who come in gangs and hawk their
wares from house to house. The peopl e
do not generally know that these wares
are made of the poorest trash known to
the trade, 'coke tin," an article never
used by respectable dealers for ware or
anything else. 1t is made up by boys,
soldered with the basest of solder, acid
being used to make it unite with the
cheap plate. Those who have invested
in this trash will hereafter patronize
home industries, and at the same time
benefit their own pockets. X
AT the ''Installation of Officers" of
Haldo Morandi Lodge, No. 1O6O, knights
of Honor, the following officers were
installed: n. Huckins Past Dictator, j &.
w. Wilbur Dictator, J. j. Thomas Vice.
Dictator, L. McClaran Asst. Dictator,
E. E. Hustled Reporter, II. o. Biggs FL
nancial Reporter, B. d. Noble Treas
urer, Rev. Geo. Mather Chaplain, NJ.
w. Lang Guide, ii. w. Hall Guardian,
r. Hathaway Sentinel. Brothers Car
ter, Burge, Platt, West and Whitney Of
Russia Lodge, of Oberlin were present.
Officers Carter, Burge and Platt con-
Quoted the installation. After the ex-
ercises at the Hall quite number re-
paired to the American House and par
took of refreshments which Bro. Will
cox dished up in fipe style on very short
notice. K
One Of. the physicians of yelling
ton in the EXTREMIST of the cold wealth
er found in one of his professional calls
home and family more destitute of the
COnlOTtS lilC Ihdu VI
our people would like to believe. 1t is
apparent that one, and perhaps the chief
reason that a once comfortable family
has come to such bitter want is the fact
that portion of the scanty earnings of
the husband and father is paid for liq-
uor, when. every penny expended at the
saloon is. SO much bread and fuel and
covering taken from his suffering wife
and needy children, as surely as If they
had been directly robbed. Whoever
enriches himself by the price of sim
gle drink from this man should be con-
fronted with the shivering misery and
numb want ofhis household. Four lit
tie children and the mother Of babe
no older than the New Year, are not fit
subjects to battle with hourly necessi-
ties alone. They need all one laborer
has to divide. If the baker and BUTCH
er aud coal-dealer has his share. there
will be none left for the saloonist.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-01-23

"A WONDERFUL CURE OF LAMENKss
of twenty-five years standing.-The
second Vice President of the Excelsior
Savings Bank, Twenty-third street and
Sixth Avenue, Booths Theatre, E. P.
Lawrence, was lame for twenty-five
years. Contraction of the muscles of
his left leg--had no faith at first in the
Liniment-was induced to try it from
his knowledge of DR.. Giles, who is a
scientific and able chemist, and has
never yet made poor article. Seeing
its good effect on others, tried it, and to
Mr.. LIS surprise and satisfaction, the
stiffnt IS left the cords of his leg, and it
became as elastic as the other.