The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-08

1t is so agreeable to see flowers
about the pulpit or altar, and they give
silent pleasure to so many, not Sunday
should pass without their being put
there. A few bluebells, bunch of for
get-me-nots, a plate of violets or myrtle
blossoms mingled with little green,
are as restful to the eye as an elaborate
boquet. Children universally love flow
ers and their teachers desks are always
abundantly supplied. 1t is because the
mothers have SO many things to remem-
ber that they do not think till they get
to church how n few of the Blossoms at
home would have added to the charm of
Gods house.
A burglar entered Mrs. Prentiss'
house, on Newton street, Friday night,
and was prowling around in Mrs. Prem
tiss' bed room when she heard him.
Thinking it was her son Eddie, she
spoke to him and reached out her hand t.
Her astonish ment when she touched a
msn's hand may be imagined, and the
alarm she gave caused the tramp to
leave in short order. Entrance was af-
fected through the kitchen window.
The same night the houses of G.. w.
Oakes and 3. d. Patrick were entered !;
at none of the places mentioned was
anything of much value stolen. Look
out for burglars and tramps.-Norwalk
Reflector.
| Honor from Europe. 1t is conced-
ed on all sides that DR.. Ayers Pills are
above comparison with other medicines.
Uniting the best clement known to the
chemist they are particularly effective
against the numerous stomachic dis
orders for which they are recommended
rs cure. These pills are so mild, yet
searching, that .hey are often pr escribed
| by doctors who otherwise do not favor
patent medicines. Indeed, with the
fruits of DIR. Ayers genius In the hape
of Pills, Ssrsaparilla, Ague Cure and
Cherry Pectoral, one might with impu-
nifty travel through the swamps of trop-
ical America, or follow Stanley on his
travels through the interior of Africa.
l-Amsterdam Nieuws van den Dog.
On the evening of May 1st, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Joyce,
Wellington, their daughter, Miss Essie
NJ. was united in marriage to Mr.. Wal
ter H. Gates of Brighton village, Rev.
George Mather officiating, In honor of
the event, the house was filed with rel
atives and friends from Cleveland,
B, ooklyn, Brighton, Village, Oberlin
and Wellington, whose congratulations
were too hearty to be unmeauing and
merely complimentary. The presents
were numerous and In such taste that
the lady of refinement will utilize them
in adding to the comfort and elegance
of home. About 10 o'clock a supper
prepared by hands which knew the
cunning of the culinary art-was served.
This with the accompanying ''feast of
reason and flow of love-" kept the
guests until near the midnight hour,
when they seperated to their homes.
NJ.
I'm his discourse Sabbath morning,
Rev. n. S. Albright speaking of our
different conceptions of Deity, described
the Pagan idea of an omnipotent being
full of cruelty and malice, who visited
with certain retribution all disObedi.
ence and neglect of his command, and
compared with it the opposite and SEN
timental belief in a supreme being who
was all love and charity, who had rather
be obeycd of course, but was too good
| to notice any infractions of divine law,
and whether his creatures tried to keep
his command and follow his prccepts,
or were openly defiant of them, would
make no great differ ence on account of
His infinite mercy. etc. He said that
the awe and respect for authority in
spired by the heathen belief had more
| weight with men in controlling them,
and was better for men than the loose
conception of a great creator, supreme
| in wisdom without the element of justice
in his perfect character.
Six young men, residents of Roeh-
ester. named d. Mann, Ell Clifford,
P. Lowerv, n. Pond, Henry Fisher
and Z. Garrison, were arrested Mon
day night and lodged in the Yelling
ton lookup. For some time past the
Railroad Company had had their cars
frequently robbed somewhere in that
vicinity. and a detective was set t"
working up the case. The car would
be opened while the train was stopping
at station, and when about to start
the burglars woull get inside and at
convenient point between stations
goods would be thrown ont, they con-
tinuing their ride until the speed was
slackened so they could jump off, and
then going back to secure their plunder
The train was watched, anu Fisher
and Mann seen and recognized while
engaged I'm their work. The first one
arrested gave the names of the remain
der. We regret to learn that these
young men, some of whom are re-
specially connected, have started thus
ca rly in life OF crime, but their de-
lection and arrest now may be better
for their own interests than If it had
been deferred longer.
Personal.