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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-02-17
Local and miscellaneous

Found-A pair Of pocket scissors, call at
this ONCE.
Clarksneld il going to build $4,000 Con-
gregstional church this yesr.
Another servant girl of Geo. Washington
has lust died. This one was lis years old.
Mr.. woorey expects to tear down and re-
build his store - soon a the weather will
permit
Mrs. J. n. N'elcher died Feb. sth, Of lung
fever at her hore In Spencer. Further par
ticulars next week.
Mr.. 9. 4. Laundon has purchased the lot
recently made vacant by IRE, OF Mr.. Palmer.
Consideration, 5000.
We learn tnat Mr.. Bunce will rc-establish
on the south eide Of Liberty st., his business
interrupted BY the late nre.
A couple of lamps loaned on the night Of
the Ore can be found xt HouRhton's, and a
few pals left with Mrs. J. P. Nickels- We
would gladly return II We knew the owner.
Please call.
Mr.. G. McDermott whom we mentioned
last week - having broken his ankle, has 1t
securely bandaged and is getting around the
house on crutehes. He Is attended by DR..
r. Hathaway.
Summit County 10 about to have a history
published. Lorain County had one few
years ego and now she wishes she hadn't
Summit County had better be prepared for q
great disappointment.
We desire to say for the benefit Of the lit
tie boys who congregAie under the rear win
dows Of the printing cfnce, in the hope OF
finding broken type, etc, that they run great
risk Of being drenched with inky water.
Last month two young daughters of
Edwin Williams, In Huntington, were rep-
dered unconscious by sleeping in cloee
room in which kettle of Goals were placed
They were with diaculry resusciated.
We have received four pieces, or 10 pages
OF music, No. Of saalneld's 10c. Libraries.
Numbers are issued every month at the
above price. yearly subscriptions Q2 Nos
81 Published at Saalheld'e, $50 Broadway,
New York.
Many thanks for the kind effort on the
part of few friends and former patrons for
90 liberal and delicately rendered purse.
Being the twenty-hfth year Of my labor here
n teacher, 1t was all the more appresi-
able. The solicitations in every instance
met with such read response that one can
ssy rothing better, than-"The Lord loveth
the cheerful giver' and whom the Lord
loveth can no man gainsay.
A1s. II. Z HuNAsroN.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-02-17
Its just q Booming .

Such is the expression from all Drug
gists and deslers everywhere who are
selling DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. No like preparation can
begin to have such an extensive aud
rapid sale. And why? Simply because
OF its truly wonderful merits. No COT gh
or cold, no matter of how long stand
ing or how stubborn, can resist it, heal
ing qualities. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Hay Fever. pain in the
Side or Chest and difficulty of breath
ing or any lingering disease of the
cure, and that where everything else
has failed. Satisfy yourself as thousands
have already done by getting OF your
druggist trial bottle for ten cents, or
regular size bottle for 81. For sale
by ell druggists. 10-1y(C)
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Personals.

Prince Bismsrck is in Berlin In greatly i'm
proved health.
Prof. Notes.-The, of Wooster University Is
very i'll with scarlet fever, which Is pre-
valent there.
E. W. Houghton left Wellington Friday,
expecting to spend the night in Fremont and
go to Toledo Saturday.
W. H. Doane, who built the Tabernacle,
Cleveland. Is going to build o larger and
better one the coming season on Superior
Street.
DR.. John 7. Crow, managing editor of the
Baltimore Sun, has married at Saratoga
Miss Sue. W. Hubbard, the author Of the
novel AS Thyself"
Rev j. W. Mendenhall will start March
9th or 18th from New York to Liverpool,
then hurry through France and Italy to
Egypt and Palestine, and will be gone three
months. We iresuue the trip 10 undertaken
mainly for the imp ovemens Of his health,
though We have not heard.
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Wellington, Sept. 1s, 1885,

Wellington, sept. II, 1880.
To nay Customers, one and all,
old and Young, Republicans
and Democrats: 81
l am now daily receiving Fresh
Oysters, in can and in bulk,
and will sell as cheap as any
other party can. l am also
prepared to serve up Oysters
in every style at my old stand
on Liberty street. I will use
my Ice Cream Parlor this fall
and winter for Glass Parties,
and will furnish everything de.
sired at moderate prices and at
the shortest notice.
AS ever, your obed't serv't,
3. J. ROBINSON.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-02-17
A Foolish Mistake.

Don't make tn" mistake of confounjl.
ing of acknowledged merit with the
numerous quack IL edicines that are now
81 common. We spea~ from experience
when we say that parker's Ginger Tonic
is sterling health restorative and will
do all that is cl,iined for it. We have
used it ourselves with the happiest re.
suits for Rheumatism and wnen worn
out by overwork.-Seea adv, 1874
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-02-17
A Great Chicago Enterprise.

The Labratory for the manufacture of
Electric Bitters is one of Chicago's
greatest enterprises, giving employment
to large number of hands. The ex.
rensive sale already attained for this
wonderful remedy is astonishing.
Wherever once introduced and becomes
known, it is almost impossible to sup
ply the demand. because of their true
merit-curing where all others fail
and at a reasonable price (fifty
cents.)-Exchange 1O-6m(c)
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-02-17
Shiloh's CONSUMPTION Cure,

This is beyond question the most sue
cessful Cough Medicine we have ever
ord, few doses Invariably cure the
worst sase of Cough, Group, aud Bron-
chitis, while its wonderful success in
the cure of Consumption is without a
parallel in the history of medicine.
Since its first discovery 1t has been sold
on guarantee, a test which no other
Cough we earnestly ask yoa to try it..
Price 10 cts., 80 cts. and 81 90. If your
Lungs are sore, Chest, or Back, Lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25c.
Sold by Fl. G. Starr s. Co. 6eow-ly(E)
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Two Organs.

Regulate first the stomach, second the
liver, especially the first, SO as to per-
form their functions perfectly and you
Will remove at least nineteen tW entieths
OF all the ills that mankind is heir TO, in
this or any other climate. Hop Bitters
Is the only thing that will give perfectly
natural action to these two organs.-
Maine Farmer.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-02-17
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy,

A marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diph-
iheris, Canker mouth, and Head Acne.
with each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal Injector for the more successful
treatment of those complaints without
extra charge. Price scots. Sold by ii.
U. Starr i Co. 6eow-ly(E)
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-02-17
Bucklen's Arnica Salve,

The best salv.. in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chappel hands, ,chillblains,
corns, and all kinds Of skin erupiiOns.
This salve Is guaranteed to give perfect
satfsf 'ction in every case or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by all druggists. SLY
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-02-17
Answer This Question

Why do SO many people we see
around us, seem to prefer 10 suffer and
he made miserable by Indigestion, Con-
stipation, D.zziness, Loss of Appetite,
coming up Of the Food, Yellow Skin,
when for 15 cts. we will sell them
Shiloh,s Vitaliz-r, guaranteed to
ere them. Sold by ii. G. Starr
& Go, 6eow-Iy(E)
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-02-17
MARRIED.

MYERs-HERINGToN.- the residence
orc. E. jeff, ries, Wellington, Ohio, on
Thursday evening, Feb. 10TH, by the
Rev. n. S. Albright, Mr.. Waller
Beecher Myers, OF Sp-nrer, and Miss
Jennie Herington, of Perry burg.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-02-17
DEcEMBER IS, 1879.
SURE CURE
For the Throat, Chest & Lungs.
GREATEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN.
By Mrs. A. SCOTT, Wellington, o.
25 cents per bottle. :5-1y

n n Outfit furnished free with fun ns for
VAUu conducting the most profitable business that
AIV any engage In. The business is so
III II easy learn, and our instructions are sim
pie and plain. that any one can make great
profits from the very start. No 1 fail Is
willing to work. Women successful men,
Boys and girls can earn large sums Many have made
at the business hun red dollars In a single
week. Nothing like IL ever known before. All who
engage surprised the and rapidty with
which they are able to make money. You can engage
In this business during your spare time at gr profit
You do not have to invest capital in it. We take all
the risk. Those who need ready money should write
to US at once All furnished free Address TRUE Co.,
Augusta, Maine. S-lys
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il. >. Hamlin.
Headquarters For
Feed,

ALL KINDS OF GRAIN
Has on sale a new Brand of Flour of
absolutely the best quality in toy at
the same price you pay for L. eric
kinds. Try it, and get rid Of that barc
of the family, bad bread.
Farmers having grain shoald re-
member that this Is the place TO ge. .he
highest market price for 1t il cash.
They should also remember lat in Or
der to continue to raise good crops they
must apply fertilise-s to their lands.
SUPERPHOSPHATES
have been proved to be the nrost pow
eriul, best aud cheapest ferti !ze in the
market. Made by experienced and =
liable manufacturers, prepared as
plant food by the best known process.
it is the standard fertilizer; causing
immediate and lasting fertility, and is
perfectly adapted to all crops. Call
and get circulars. r..... --I
Warehouse South of Ry., Depot,
4in'So-t Wellington, Ohio.
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Cheese.

The market has monotonous uniform
ity that gives no chance for variety. Prices
are unchanged from last week. ..7-
The quotations arr: New, buying In aked,
1O1a@11c; billing (boxedD III go 12c.
SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK ENDING FEB. Is.
Cheese. 4 400 boxes. SO, 12O pounds.
Butter. -. rs pkgs. 1855 pounds.
Grain, Flour and Feed.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-02-17
BEE LINE ROUTE.

Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati 4 In
dianapolis Railway. -..-..
Time Schedule in Effect November. 1880.
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West Bound
, 1881-07-02


.sI;rhs third venture In tho "ltound Robin"
sariey Of anonymous works Ut fiction Is RI.
treshtuR contrast in polnt OF literary ability
OF real merit II llot OF remarkable power,
".rhe ueosgians" Ia, ns It's title would indl-
cats. ]: a story / Of. Southern lie, and
those >usu ally selected by. ,noyel-wrltors,
1fins, Orlanog does not appear likely to win
OF the 70 0lu!ne hoped to sec ller attNtn.
character, ,nany4Will fail to lind him consists
ent tl,rougl,out,-or, rather, perhaps he Is
too consistent ~ rGtaIn tho respect and ad.
pirn,ion won by ILLS straightforward, manly
conduct tM tlia first cl,aptess. THAT the death
OF q loved one should changes a leyout
Christian Into u luan. who "canliot ,pr0y y
is neither satisfactory nor probable, ,".Tho
ueprgluns" Is Interesting Without being OK,
cttlug, a.ld Is so clsyorly written TINT ws are
Incl!!,ud to bellevo Its author writer af coll
siderable experience" The sudden Yielding
Ut tie tlMaly-concelyed character Of Mlns.
Orlu,&oT t0 the love within AeF tor her
devoted lover befoe she has heard Of ,l'sr
husbands deaths the apparltlon OF huss
LAuTc,ss, her nllscollceptloa u no scene
she witnesses, hut death aud the subse1uent
agony and reMl0Ese Of tue beautiful! te1tcta
gives usatlatlc turn to the lust chapser ihat
would not have been expected from tho quiet,
easy, naturui tone Of the frat hundred pnRes.
lit Is Is q!tlicult 10 psopssly characterize
Alr. tlepW0ttll's last novel ns 1t Is To Rly0 II
8 title. Eyidenuy the reverend gentleman
, 1881-07-02

-. - Z! ~ 7sksU York 7tibu4s, - A.
0Id; ~ the. ero'aatorics q Mlan aad .0otda
VI he oysns ssSa st @ s s4Ssp
SaS SSaSSSMSuSn i, gocioty. hsia ii copsnhaHea ,ou
bcts. y, ..n!monx whom, ware ei9hty-:bruo physl.
Sant S.a + Ths or!gl1al oppos'tton @s tte S!srEy
bruoad ,nombers 81 81 cIusses 1t society. .Ouu
Of the fofo!nost Danish tb!nter4, bishop Mon
a1aiss Of tho .pahon us Prime Nlnistor,
recently dcc!asud himselt publicly .tn favor VI
~ ~ 2pos @ tho .ab,ts9on Sf SrSsIon
I'M, and atnpio monoy d on hnnI fof thc oroo-
ton of Gsolnasory u soon As tho necessary
pltoatiou ,has beou, made aud 4 conference
nsswSSGn, M S,I,,a tae p prqMotsrs ct tae soaomS aud
tom may be introduced, Tho si,elssy. feels
strong enouEa u consider tho pro1ect ot nsIlU-
ffatorn!ty have takcn hlnliy 70 tho now ;ioo.
t4ne; tao pans Msose1l gossty at ~ Az
Illustrations Vt tho danger to tho Lying Ia the
Resoas aY II a SaSs apsa siG to 0s ee
RislMoFe, Ia lsTT, i v!rulcnt epidemic Httaoketl
f9rts up the part Of tho sanitaFy authorities 10
dlslodgu 1t. 1t wus found by nnslyzinY tho drink
iaT.watsr !n tho aIge."d QUARTER ~ taaf y e9n. 'n
caltEo dlsuasss wera fund to have heea cot1-
eressses bat It hal sT acd io Il ihe scas" a
bcen nurcu twelyo years ago. veterinary sur.
Keoas ere mavlnE so enforce tho creula ton ot
Of aa,0V lnhabliluts. thcro aro to this .day foul
churches With ynnita lH whch r. Gus1Ss 5 y tast rs
! hAlina In VH atn t,f tthrftIDtt0n.
, 1881-07-02
L1.rEllA1sY MOTIFS.

10 ,j~s- LITEHAtsT NOTES.
'Solid for MnlllooIy" was written BY
Rufus L. Shapley.
Tho books bMueathaI by Carlyle to liar
Yard Library number about ~ volumes.
huston l.as Rlyon $1,000 Of the 5000 being
raisu., for library bulllIng for tho Rugby
Colony, .s ~, 80
."airs, Jern,nglatn's Journal" was written
by Mrs, Hart, Il slator Of tho lato Miss Il. H.
TAe COLLECTED speeches of. pslnco, Bismarck
nro now b0ng Issued III serlal numbers ny +.
Kortkampf, Ut Berlin. ,..,
"rlirOmg'. tile lsaMks to 4 Commission,
reviewed Iii lust Week's TM!uuSE, WIS writ"
ten Dy Lieut. j.. u, Achsll-rtuyte.
Lard Lyston,s "Lacl!ls" was merely
p9vapllrase," "Al,d 1T many cAses ul, eXact
translation, ut "Lasln!a," by George Sdila.
Tho fourth a1,d lust volume Ut tla Aen.otia!
History st Dost0ll Ia being pu! III type, allu
will not lag far behind this tlltFd volume. =
Xala colllptniua Tint he Is pursued day and
n!Hllt by lMfnriatel Pr0tcstallts who "&nr
nlera potllIng Gully dog or carcass" :
Tho tenth atul eleventh volumes of fhless'
"lSirlIa!Neiltary Speeches. counting dow. te s
Isis. hsys Dssl Issued. Ihe publication Of
, 1881-07-02
A no1 aftAn 6,f Grief

CALnWELL, Tex. June ai.-At tho burial this
evening VI tho daughter Of Capt. Joseph tiolanG,
TO pIay with The child willie alive bad followed
tha remains 10 tho grave. and while urfauae.
msnts as were being made for the !ntsrneat Vt sho
n1st plteoualy ind otherwise exhibiting ~
Esae!. aud wsan the Kravs WAS opeued II tumpedln
Ao4 fol4sel to come out tor UaztDE 0r 4uoldtngs
AL!aat The dog WAy tiel Avith Topu aud takufl
s! asota tae ground and secured " q tree to ptc.
rons ~ going lnto tho grave axniu. Aftor tAo
nuuAl 1!toa were performed, Rlld tno Aoy was
dead. " ~ SS"s~ "s>e.e' "
, 1881-07-02
.,,AnExn,. DE CEsPAn(N..1

r Gen. Howard: Of tlle United States army,
finds tllAu to pay considerable attention 70
literary masters. lle has put Just completed
q work entitled "Nex.lerca Jos0pll," an@
now we have from his psll fair TRANSLATION,
Of MI. Horpl'a lIla ut Count Agdn0r 4e Gus
parlli. We llavo callotl u tair &ranslAtlol'
a,ul gegrut thRt It cannot BY more highly
spoken 1f. II bears narks OF hasty collaEu'
eoumtry!na,', witnessing Tint el4ase,. might
hnYo thought solau bulk lis es4rtacd hln":
cr this Uun: "To run after tho precious
, 1881-07-02

r,rroroo7r.11 wopre
r-,.,,, iHui. ,,!. :, t-.Nn ..a..,'.. Wo!.Na'
Nanpl joshua" q s1oly Ny MI anonymous
Teal ht professrJ,y fair M ACCOUNT Of the Iife
anu teuchinps. and Jraiil Of Christ, whom
,hn ,,,ti,nr n.,l. r,<,,,.f rsa,,,t, srho ,rr,,nr
yu w % indre Ia7 reaar,ls % t,a % Four oospeIs as NJ.
fortlinr doubtful authority for the accuracy
Of their statements, while lie accepts many
OF tiletr Representations. Evidently he does
not believe in the supernatural mud tho mtrac-
u'Ous. But lle estepn,s Jesus IS an ascet!c
person possessed Of many noble virtues. We
ilud IN lie volume some traces Of strauss
mythical theory IN regard 70 tlle llle OF Christ,
tbs Judaisi,lr and Gentle teudenctes Of the
roirlno ai'd t''e Pauline parties, rs alleged 70
be seen I'll tla Gospels OF Matthew and MARX
on thu one hand alld the Gospcl Of Luke on
tho other hand. But the author does not coln-
mt Himself @ 70 nns neGry 70 naa, .oso WHO oh, %Is
lalhli.aF VIII ale "lltLhgs ol lnodeiH uoloF
crs, the present work presents no new sug-
gcstions. 1t will, however. interest son,o
tho narso ~ WIN i "a @ s,y1c 13nS,t @ >1cshn, md ind
uo i's1"o" wy - o.y.ea ,,a..A. tuuu. ' see"+ "o
treated rs the nero OIL Aepfew story.
n,1h;sss1a hsnsy Holt & Co.. Of New York. arc tho
puo!tsae'o'
The Rev. Joseph d. Wilson, Rector Of St
Joilns Ghnrcn, Gh'eago, IS LEI. Me1ot,aoa ,,.'
Episcopallall. lie Is thinker. The little
volume with TIC title, "studIes Upon tue
Words from the Cross" contains seven OF
| Ills discourscs, on rs mauy different utter
nnces Of Jesus when lie was on the cross.
~ tho first discourse the author presents
briefly Ills views III regard to tho nature of
forgive them. -for thoy know not what
tIey d." Some, Of his thoughts '; are
Iii "rihn',,ox T dlvnes' ' On nnu,. III NJ, sayS.
sslys in sucakl,,c Of Sin: ~ E thersHwiipt.
ever tic Instruments originating it-only be-
SaTvsiSrr IN Il, iiiIs ynst ernatlof, X frsir
liz 'nt,,ninrnsemt m - Sit hniinrss. IL cannot hn
t,nyost s,,1 r"ast M spss IN 's ,,n(vcrs"E
Anmi,s. On tMEs is he says: I've NAV not
axnSn;;, w viz f:od ,,Id M III, ,au ,n,t, int
eHP s W VIZ SnSw eu tn u stfore ~ s ,hS sfnnr Va r.
srist II" corst1 tor fin. mr., cnres fnr hin,
,,s,sM ,nat hS aSonia 'narIsh from lin
I AuWs 4Eat AV ~SAVuM tSt'oA AAUW sHS
, 1881-07-02

Il: SATURDAY, July -,
history uf 1indrtu,,, lis fayorit .inff,tons,
md ntl,cr wG'l.ltnown Historical! figures Wlln
surrounded him. ami also gives interesting
liees Il 7 te tv saiy sg srowt ill., of "a sfstauy IT,
fhls u Tho last volume III the series. f,i wIci
llarln" pictured Tho re1gn,of l'l.aranli, MI
EgyptiaI! prlncess" tlrseribctl the Persian
riol in The Slnatt!c sj'cnlnsulu. Those Inter
eslcl III historical novels will tlnh these
works of pruat Interest, anu hciIg tho. work
results re ii tt,e iatess scientific rcss,,rc,es.
-. Contrasts" Is . strong, well-writtetf
novel. polished nntl finished ia MI unusual
degree, md beaTl,lg pntent is.arks Of the pa
iicnt labur bestowed! !ppn It by tho anthur.
Il Is a,!asl-stu4y of Norther'i ai,d $ol tllern,
this Study gives tlIo tLtto to tha work. II
q two girls born il New Enn!and Of = New
Eli m"F" rrly "ofsF es ''s osps IN o''WsG Wen ffe{ fs{
lntrodNce;l tiiey, nrc liyinr lii lie midst II
rigid Puritan surroundings: Later they Gre
adopted Ivy their, RraillfAtl!er, 4, rich Ala
n ay 'rbher ba ,neets 5 &c y SP o e sory ys rn ~ r. s
stronascst nSs s' ,nainer posslbio *Sort,cri il md
Southern life and clldracter. ainl ttio two
ons @ # whom haf inllefitsd Il! ! iier rfedo!nIaats
qualities from ller NuH-ElRlat,d nlothor,
ltRnco front her fnther."
In the " History Of q 1'arlstcnnc," Octave
Fcrl!tct tnnkcs n llovcl cut OF tie materials
crtie G s"clety M II i rcs I'M iis s ai il to SLOW
how MT accomplished. beautiful, a,id nnifabIe
girl may be traliBformc.t.. by being wedtetl to
& worthless, cynical, asld 'deprased husband:
, 1881-07-02


,v,o,I,, ~ ,,,a ,,,,,or e,o,o. ,vr,to ,,,ov ro.
reIva 1,.jpfui M ri,nuI,,s frnIn Tia o,,lcr tl,at
continually tcnd tnwartis tiicir llliiniatu clc-
yaliotl IN every lInsd OF civil aud religious
tllo. l!io nll!er tnpica afo nlsc1ssta VII Il tlo
70 % tiislna,IIsl,ct. @ .@rho III "u voIuu o., "Tlso
Wnrnj iiscs nf DARK I'Iinrs ii Wn rppartl NJ
ono III Inc most xttrgcstivH wo have ever
read. Tic SUBJECTS u tlles, essays or t!is-
courses. .aru such, as:, Might md Sleep: Oh
liylo9, or Dsad History; Physical ,r!; rp!nlr;
M",,lntetco,tr1o nt%ss,! Wp4gs; Ihiifnss if,s
vs meItat 1p % to nts oia fsM usss u t sc
lnct; In TIC history of the world a1l q n!a,,,~
,iH'o to vast mines of t6ouRlih which eynry
Tha Remaining volume l.as not yet come to
hand.
horn IL 'sF key cGTes Is ifs5y @ H.gai H. a1at1 va
W npfi, ~ iss Enticg" isa, s1 n v ta
" h1etn ~ tnrn,r ~ i'I 'Irtt @ Gnheu, II,
isis l1s & sa|,! 70 l!sys lssn l' sprisGt il
While ,lstlnE;ishfI foI ssita;ser' :,i IA
m,s",usnr r. ~ ii,ot nora,nSin, fijs nsnistnrtni
llt rom i iii t to iSGS was sne,lt il, nastnraic
,,nw sn rr1,. ra5 ~ Nr rj,or stici' yhre I,t.
ra,",i,ns ii ~ H., Am ,.a a ,.hnro i,o - IL
saj Il, havn Sa.e,, niII"ient IL, Tia ttissrtntun
I tfDn pf '.ttbrruI spf,lintetitsW among the
students OF lila 11uIvsrsity.1 willie nj Ann
Arllor llc ncted Us "Noi,.isestlent Professor
Ui,1v ir tI,n SHhnn1 ~ stu,ivIIi.. SW i ~ II,
tI,Is relation, Ils ial,ors wern Ilfgtyy appre-
cIntei. In NAV. hi. ia ,,r,sacl,.si },Is Iast
sirt,lt, aid tiiri at tlie ioi,s,. "f lila s1ster i,t
TIA ~ wos M nsver M narrtel hnt II wss Ti.,..
~ sociai in II. tan,lrneiSs nntt ln,fts
H. 'os waa iiternrv nmti s,,hotnriv H. '',H, liz
tastes: lle wro,e ~, many a5.Ielfs isl
tnnominnt;o;;,! Esyerai ~ % thosS nanrrs 10.
stctl,cr If witI n few nj his xrrrnSns, mre io,,nI
t,Ia II tIi, yei,1ne ~ bsfor., ,Is.M"Si,,.oirs And
s Q. G!,ares sra alehIy aHcas ~ e HWY vs
mna r. S mi ;ysS1,fnw1 ~ mi, n,e,, ~ a. II An.
hrnso ~ ~" Mfi.m Snensfinn. firspnrv liza
Mnmt Il hNn,at,..'J ~ i1tI.nEramI af,5fnrd u
, 1881-07-02

master-lsnnt1. he otherwise than fascinating?
We pass iron, colony 10 colony, ntltl nrc yer
sonnIIy Introduced to It's inhabitants. We
visit ticin :, ln their homes, their
E|'Mrcss, ': no,o t' ya pyo'EE Ee,ag gHfhernEs HsI.
n ,p,tlntioii OF snraIl frncholtIers. with siIeht
Inequalities Hf con1ltluil. and wldrsprtAA
nilu high average OF education uni lntetli-
geflGc. Their system was aHul0ctntlc. with
4 voluntary recognition 0f nItslGcracy. From
filts strong md ercat r1ce came mni'y greatt
sst ifs''s fc est Sss liz II s9sss n'i'Fyt y.tsonss sa
vas ii tite io,,y OF. THO people"
III tie South: "Dcsplsc Tho in0oent life. tho
hD1rEs!t nfnasenents, Ailu tho too prevalent
ll!!tcracy. the l,atNral geiIlts of, The. grcat
planters wns strnng and sound. They looked
Oh uen'ely.s ;aass as w. governing clnss rs tho
sessel an unruest'oncti supremacy. When
the shock calus they proved themselves fino
soldiers. sagnci0us )u,ltlcians, great lawyers,
anal statesmen. Ont OF this apparently Inert
arlstocracy, atcepcd, ns IT. wpuld aecln, II,
prItlo ind sfot, t:,.t,ie q set Of 1entlets who
San t!an'c." slr. Lodga is an excellent
travelling companion. full Of information
which lte knows how tn inlpnrt In uie most
entertaining manner possible. Il Journey
with hin through the growing plantations,
provinces, md colonies. stopping 10 visit our
ancestors ts We 90 along, could not fall 10
e ',St pleasant M a' , r9tsDls t, AZ Ard ts % ttne
Interest for us NIL. nDr is It 50 licnr that wa
nro familiar with the details Mr., Lodge. has
hunted up for lis. lle has furnished book
,nucll ne0det!. and his work has been well
and Thoroughly done.
Published iii New York. by Harper & Bros.