The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-01-09

The following from the Cleveland Voice
refers to former Wellingtonian who is q
well-known member of the Cleveland bar
| and whose wife Is the daughter of the Hon.
8. J. Andrews: "Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Herrick
gave their first reception In their new home
on Euclid Avenue, on Wednesday evening of
last week. Their residence is well-adspted
to such q purpose, nearly three hundred
guests being accommodated without any in
convenience. The upper floor Is so arranged
as to be made into a roomy dancing hall and
was occupied by the younger guests, who
danced to the delightful music Of the Ger
mania Orchestra"
PROF. Tice, the distinguished meteorolo-
gist and weather prophet of st Louis, has
issued his annual National Weather Al
manac for 1872" in which, besides foretell-
irg the weather for every day in the year and
clearly explaining the theory on which his
predictions are based, he gives a history,
causes and effects of tornadoes-a chapter
on lightning rods, exposing their general
wcrthlessuess, and explains how they may
be made effective, etc. The whole is Of great
interest and practical value to every one, and
especially indispensable to farmers. For a
sample copy, terms to the trade, ETC., send
20 cents to
THOMPSON, TIcE & CO., Publishers,
81. Louis, Mo.
The second lecture Of the Course of the
Congregational Sabbath-School was delivered
last Monday evening by President Fairchild
of Oberlin College. Subject: Egypt, the
Country, the People and the Ruins" The
lecture was finely written, full of instruction
and entertainment ana showed that the lec-
turer had travelled to some purpose. The
house was about two-thirds filed by an ap-
preciative audience and we feel assured that
If our people understood the high character
Of the entertainments afforded by this course
the house would be full. The conrse only
lacks the advantage Of being "far-fetched
and dear. bought" to make it a success. We
hope the next lecture Jan. Goth, by II. Z.
Hayden, D. D., subject, can Marlborough
Celebrity" will have full attendance.
Recommendations are constantly accu-
mulating in favor of the new beverage known
as The New Era Coffee, but in no respect is
the testimony stronger than with regard to
its healthfulness as q table drink. 1t has been
in use at the Boston Hospitals for several
extracts from various testimonials at hand:
'It certainly makes q most pleasant and
palatAble substitute for the real coffees, and
SO far as my observation has extend, its use
10 attended with beneficial results In promot-
Ing the healthy action of all the digestive
organs. A. HUNTINGTON, NJ. D.
Boston, Mass.
with pleasure testify to its great excellence
as Q table beverage. lnvalids will generally
find it q bland, nutritious and non exciting
drink" w. A. DOUGLASS, NJ. D.
San francisco, California.
-vick's Floral Guide for 1879 is on our Ia
BILE. 1t Is handsome in appearance, plenti-
fully illustrated and has q choice colored
plate Of q group Of peonies. The book is a
dictionary Of the flower and vegetable world,
and every household should have 1t for fire.
quent reference. 1t is printed in both Eng
lish and German as are all Vick's publica-
tions. Send cent stamp and address to
James Wick, Rochester, N. Y. 50 cents sent
to the same address will bring the Flower
and Vegetable Garden, It's pages, six colored
plates; s1.0O for the same in elegant cloth
binding. vick's illustrated Monthly Maga-
zine, So pages, q colored plate and fine en-
cravings in each number is t1.25 a year.
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are too weli-known to need mention. The
Floral Guide contains lists and prices and
plenty of information concerning both gar
den and flower seeds.
Who said steal? We didn't. We wouldn't
do such 6 naughty thing. We only tried to
give some good advice to the editors of the
Musical World at the same time commencing
the talent and enterprise of the editor of
the Amherst Free Press. But the Free Press
man assumes that we meant to accuse him of
stealing his editorial correspondence, gets
on his ear and says, you're another" speaks
of us in connection with rocks and crystal
palaces and the eighth commandment and
primary schools and introduces us into a va
riety of figures of speech. We sent q copy
of his paper to the printer with directions
to copy some real estate transfers and give
credit, but our directions were not under
stood or were forgotten and we being absent
in Cleveland and not seeing the proof the
mistake was not discovered until too late, but
OF course we don't expect him to believe
that. There are, however, a few people IN
this section who know lees Of US than he
does, who may be beguiled into a belief OF
our ability to speak the truth in small mat
tiers when there is not much at stake. We
cheerfully bear witness to the fact we'll
known to the newspaper fraternity Of this
section that the Amherst Free Press never
steals its editorials and further that he is
like George, 'he cannot tell q ie." We
would not for the world be understood to
charge him with telling a lie, but he doe.
srmetimes talk just as we do when we lie,
and then again we have heard that ga lie well
stuck to is as good as the TRUTH" and we are
half inclined to thiuk some believe it