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FOREIGN.

A DUBLIN dispatch says the author1-
ties have instructed the police to closely
watch the movements Of James Redpath, the
American agitator.
A BERLIN dispatch says the Gar OF
Russia becomes more independent and arbi-
trary every day. Even General Ignatief is
now frequently left in the dark about the
plans of his royal master until the latter has
definitely decided on them in his own mind.
A COMPANY is forming with capital
of $500, 900, under the auspices of members
Of the royal family, for the purpose of pur-
chasing waste lands in Ireland to be re-
claimed and let or sold to tenants on easy
terms.
RUSSIA threatens to interfere in the
scheme of England and France to take pos
session of Egypt.
The Spanish Government has CEN
sured the action of the Captain General Of
Cuba for his recent suppression OF newspa-
pers and exile Of journalists.
a MADRID paper asserts that the
African question will shortly be discussed in
congress of English, French, Italian. Span
ish and Turkish delegates.
O'DoNNELL, speaking at a Land
League meeting in Ireland q few days ago,
Sdlu Incr6 were Two kONcEulucubS IL
| one, Gladstone, which nobody minded; the
other, that Of the League, which the people
would obey.
REPORTS have been received at Lon
don OF serious rising in Zululand.
The st. Petersburg Journal, the Off
cial organ of Russia, remembering the dec
larations officially made By leading states
men, feels confident Of the maintenance of the
4 sfnf.s In tha Eaat and haliAvaQ the
of the world win be preserved.
TIE crops in France are said to be
inferior to those Of last year.
| SEvENTY-sEvEN per cent. of the cases
| Of diphtheria in the epidemic now raging in
the Province Of Oral, Central Russia, are fatal.
ANOTHER land slip threatens the town
of Elm, Switzerland. The inhabitants who re-
/ turned after the recent catastrophe have
been warned to quit their homes again.
The increasing exports of gold to the
United States are causing much alarm in
Europe. The Banks of England, Holland and
France have advanced rates.
HosTILIrIEs between the English and
the Beers threaten to break out again.
A BERLIN correspondent says he has
q communication from st. Petersburg an.
nouncing that the headquarters Of the NihIl.
lists have been discovered and sixty arrests
made,
THE Persian Government has asked
the Russian Government to dispatch officers tC
reorganize the Persian army on the Russian
model.
TROUBLE is threatened between Mex
leo and Guatemala, the difficulty originating
In the question of boundary lines.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-10-12

As man cannot bite the bottom out of
a frying pan without shutting his nose, so
no one can associate with bad company with |
out suffering by 1t.
New novelties In all Wool Black Dress
Goods, IL yards wide, from 75c to s1.25, at
Baldwin, Laundon & Co.'s.
No one can better afford to be spoken
i'll of then he who does not deserve 1t; there
fore keep your life right, let people say what
they may.
All wool Cashmeres, reduced from 60
to SOC. Our SOC Cashmere to 7oc. Our u
Cashmere to s5c, at Baldwin, Laundon q
Co.'s.
TO speak well supposes q habit of atten-
ton, which shows itself in the thought; by
language we learn TO think, and above all,
to delvelop thought
We call especial attention Of all to our
new Globe Kid Gloves. Every pair warrant
ed. Three buttons only 81. At Baldwin,
Laundon and Co.'S.
The battle is not to the strong,
The race not always to the feet,
And he who seeks to pluck the stars
VIII lose the jewels at his feet.
DIR. Bigelow's Life on" is on sale at
Houghtons Drug Store. Those who have
used it speak in the highest terms Of Its
medicinal qualities.
"A Syracuse girl broke of her engagement
because her lover Joined q baseball club. She
thought he might get exercise enough saving
wood for an orphan asylum.
If you want stylish, nobby, good fitting
suit, overcoat, pants or vest don't fail to call
on Fitch and examine his stock before you
throw your money away elsewhere
The American Bible Society is turning
out 2,O0o Bibles per day; but you wouldn't
believe it II you attempted to trade horses
anywhere in this locality.
-Losr-On theIl4th OF September between
| Wellington and Huntington, q hne broad
cloth dress coat. The finder will please re-
turn to this Office, or to G. W. Lashells, Hunt
ington. 2P
A house-painter recently wantedito join
/ the fire department.; but, as 1t took him over
fifteen minutes to climb ladder, and then he
he had to 90 down again for something he
had forgot, they didn't employ him.
| -LosT-On or about Sept 29th, some
/ where between store and residence, cuff and
button marked "D" The finder will please
return the same to A. P. Dlmock or to this
Office.
An economical correspondent OF Maine
consults US on the matter of making little
money go q good. ways. According 20 our
ideas the best way would be to put into an
envelope and send 1t to us.
Heard From.-A good pair whole leather
(not split) Boots, 81. A good pair Of Ladies
Shoes, 81. Boston, Woonsocket OF Candee
Mems pure Gum Boots, IS pair. The best
boot in America-HeYwood-
At WIN. RININGER's.
The New York papers are discussing the
question: "Can Judge sit when he is ovel
20 years oldy" II he is like other men, We
should think he could sit dreadful sight
longer than he could stand.
A large assortment of California stereo
copic views have lately been put on sale, a
Houghtonss Book Store They compriss
views of the wonderful scenery and natural
curiosities o; that country. A piece Of BARI
from one Of the big trees oyer Is inches
, thick is on exhibition.
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Local 1zna .1zSSceLL1ne0N

DIR. Foster. American House, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. RSwk are both sick with
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Henry Hamlin is moving into BIS new
house on Taylor Street
Bowlby and Hall have steaming hot coffee
St all hours Of the day.
Mrs c. N. Amber, Of Pentwater, Mich, is
visiting her relatives here
Mrs. Riniuger started Friday for visit to
Attica, their iormer place Of residence.
Thirty-ive tickets were sold at the Yelling
ton depot for the excursion to st. Louis
The sunny side Of a building was the only
comfortable place out Of doors Monday.
Mrs. W. Daughterty is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. P c. Thomas, at Gallon this week
Mrs. Fuller, of Jackson, Mich, has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Ebert Starr in PEN
field.
Miss Rexford, formerly teacher in the d
Grammer School, is visiting her sister, Mrs
VIM. Gibbs.
4 u. a.
idly and have now reached well up on the
second story windows
| Mr.. santley's new residence has received
the slate roof, and the carpenters are engag-
ed on the inside finish
| Mr.. Wallace Osborn, lately with Smith q
Jordan takes the the place of E. Collins II
J. w. wilbur's store.
Two hundred and thirty-one tickets were
sold for the excursion to Cleveland at Wei
lington station Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Doland visited the famil,
of his uncle at st. Louis, at the time Of thu
great Festival, in that city.
Drills MAYNARD fell from coal train a
Medina, Friday, and . foot and ankle wer'
crushed and the limb afterward amputated
Colonel Hawkes. ana wife, Of Washington
D. c. have been spending the last week witt
their grand daughter, Mrs. Il. w. Manley
Judge Thos. W. Ewart L. L. d. for man
years q prominent lawyer Of Marietta, o.
died at Granville Oct sth, aged e5 years,
Mrs. Fields and daughter, Mrs. Fisher an
1
going to reside with or near Joel Fields,
Danville Ill
The Wheeling and Lake Erie R. R. Co. wi
commence running passenger train betwee
Pike and Huron about November 1st.-No
{ walk Chronicle
E The Ladies Missionary and Aid Society {
the Methodist Episcopal Church, sent avs
last week box for the destitute Freedme
valued at s10l.
The horse in possession of Jake Everl'
whom Geo. Renouard arrested belonged
Christian Ritter, and the carriage to M
Shay, of Wooster.
s.w. Arnold has given the cornice OF
Q house q coat Of paint in two colors and
e pencilling the brick work giving 1t great
improved appearance.
N The Ladies Society, of the Disciple Churc
= meet at Mrs. VIM. Cushions sr. this afts
noon. Two weeks ago they met at Mrs. Ffncf
an6 sewed for Mrs. Bartlett
Rev.R.Y. Warner and wife were present
u a silyer tea set, and Mrs. Warner silk DIRE
nattern and other articles, at the close
I. their two years work at Berea-
d DIR. Foster, American House, Monday.
The brick block Of three rooms
the West side of the Square will soon be
of the hands OF the brick layers. IL
probably be ready for the roof next week
The youngest brother of Mr.. J. A Grifhl
d from Fremont, Kansas, left here with MS W.
s for home last Friday. They came ON In III
to attend the Garfield obsequies at Cleveian
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In jumping from train at yelling
ton, early Tuesday morning, Mr.. Riley
Brundage, of this village, was hurled
to the ground in such manner as to
bruise him severely about the body and
limbs. Mr.. Brundage can hardly give
an explanation of the accident, it hap
pened so unexpectedly and so quickly.
His hat fell under the wheels and was
cut into pieces, and it was fortunate
indeed that Riley escaped as well as he
did. He will be about in few days.
New London Record.
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Cincinnati Excursion.

The C. C. G. & 1. R'y will run an
excursion to Cincinnati and return, go
ing Tuesday, 18th inst. The excursion
lists will remain in Cincinnati Wednes-
day, reaching home Thursday, A. NJ.
Fare for round trip sa.a5, for round
trip in sleeper $50 berth extra. Eor
full particulars see posters or enquire OF
VIM. 81. Fisher, Agt.
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The Children of Israel

Took Alaxine or anti-bilious prescrip-
ton during their sojourn in the wilder
ness, and found it to be the peer of all
remedies as a Stomach and Liver cor
rector and as a Laxative to keep the
bowels regular. 1t beat the Jews high
est anticipations. 1t does every ones.
Sold at Wooster & Adams,s.
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TEE MARKETS.
Cheese.

There is little less activity than last
though the demand is considered fair
We quote buying, naked, 111<c; billing,
boxed, 1870.
SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK ENDING OcT. II.
Cheese. .4,049 boxes. 155,S45 pounds.
Butter. 733 pkgs. 45,003 pounds.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-10-12

"A little seven-year-old boy inVirginia said
to his mother: "Pm going to be Baptist
preacher, when I get big, and get me horse
and buggy and wife, and put the horse TO
the buggy, and leave the wife behind, and go
out to preach"
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wellington Public Schools.

The following table gives, by schools
the enrolment, per cent of daily attend
ance and tardiness for the month end
ing Oct. z, 1881:
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limit laid for robbery.
Two robbers, known as Clark, alias
W. Butch, and Frenchy, both formerly Of
the notorious Stockton gang, were lynched at
Socorro, N. NJ, on the night Of the 9th.
By the burning of the Clifton House
livery stables at Paw Paw, Mich, on the night
of the 9th, nineteen valuable horses we're
lost.
ONE year ago Mrs. Nellie Ingram, of
Battle Greek, Mich, who had been suffering
from q severe neuralgia in her teeth, con-
cluded to have one OF the molars extracted.
She was then enjoying the best OF health and
troublesome one, and very firm and fast, aud
the pain which she endured from Its extrac-
ton was SO eIcruciattng as 70 excite her
nervous system TO such degree that she eI-
perienced q shock of nervous prostration
which ended in paralysis of the stomach.
She was conveyed In carriage TO
her homo In q precarious condition She
suffered for several days with cramps In her
bowels. When she attempted to eat food 1t
refused to remain on her stomach, and pro-
duced the most violent, retching pains, so that
she was obliged to give 1t up. II soon became
evident to her physicians that she could not
be kept alive without some means Of nourish-
ment as not particle Of food passed herlips.
Infectious were therefore given her and her
life has thus been prolonged for ayear hy the
the intestines, Baths Of hesf tea, milk, and
such nutritious liquid food are also given her
with occasional alcoholic baths to keep the
pNres open. She has thus lived twelve months,
not particle passing her lips, life being sup
ported entirely this way.
A TERRIBLE accident occurred at
Fulton Junction, N, at the crossing Of the
Chicago 4 Northwestern and the Chicago,
Milwaukee q st. Paul railroads. on the 9th.
A passenger train bound from Rock Island to
Racine ran into freight train while the lat
| ter was passing on the crossing on the North
western. A freight car heavily loaded was
| thrown on the platform Of the depot killing
two persons and weunding fhfes others
In the Criminal Court at Washington
sun Of $4,000
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ago.
In a novel published last year, one Of the
"a No Name series," this sentence occurs:
"Or an honest simple man fancies what q
great good thing 1t must be to become Presi-
dent of the United States, and some luckless
day two wearied parties unite on him, as in
offensive to either; and the next happy day
he secs after his Inauguration is the day he
shakes the dust of the White House from his
feet, or lies murdered in its precincts"
One Of DR.. Fosters patients has little
four years old girl, who had noticed that hel
papa after taking the medicine ate piece OF
bread 70 overcome the nausea of the dose
One day her mama observed the little one
carving bread out of the door, and asked
what it was fort She explained that the
kitty had Just eaten a mouse, aud she wal
going to give her some bread to take thu
taste Of 1t out Of her mouth.
A dispatch from Europe announces the
| important fact that the Emperor Of Germany
lately stubbed his toe and fell on the wall
of his own door yard, A number witnessed
the accident and ran to assist him to his fee
when 1t was found that he had luckily onl,
suffered slight confusion Of the nose ant
one arm, and was able to go to Churcl
and wedding dinner and 20 the theater a
usual the same day.
Ephraim Collins is about to go to L
Grange Ind, 10 enter partnership in stoy
and tin store. Mr.. Collins came from Eng
land to Wellington ten years ago, and witt
the exception of one year with Messr
Lang and Pierce has been in the employ o
J. w. Wilbur. He has established repu
tation IS good workman and good citizel
and we are sorry to lose him. The people O
La Grange win find him q valuable acquisI
ton in business and social circles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02

Orr will sell You carr,ages and buggies
phAetons and platform and spring wsgon
si cost for the next thirty days.
Orr will give you bargains in blgeies su(
carriages for the mex! thirty days.
Orr's Concord tida spri;g is just what yot
want. He will cell them at cost for TIM
next thirty days.
Orr guarantees his buggies md carriage
as represented and will sol! at cos. for til,
next thirty days
Over 200 carriages and buggies and sprinl
wagons ut Orr's at cost.
Go and sec Orr's buggies and carriage
before buying elsewhere, or send for prize
list.
Orr sells the best buCgies for the money il
the world.
Ifyou want to buy family carriage sent
or Orr's catalogue and price list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02

DR.. Kings Sypmlitic Remedy is gusran
eed TO cute syphilis in the primary, second
Diary and tertiary stages, and in oil its varied
and complicated forms, snd will cure the
worst cases of veneral diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatment of the most emf
nenl physicians of America. 1t cures the
first stage and heals the ulcers in fow days.
1t cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat
head, arms, and legs; also, hard pains in the
bones and joints, syphilitic rheumatism, etc.
in short time. Price, $500 per package
sent everywhere by express. A treatise on
sexual diseases free. Sent sealed for two
stamps, DR.. j. Dinsbeer, 4l5 North 7th street,
ST. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. DR.. Dinsbeer makes chronic dis
eases a specially. you are afflicted with
no no matter what, call or what.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02
Grain Gambling IN New York

New 1OiR heralu, %.
There was not 80 much excitement in tie
grin market yesterday as during the closing
days Of last week, which will long be mem
orable in tho annsls of the produce exs
change in. tho rapid fluctuations and heavy
transactions that marked the business
on the floor. AT the opening
yesterday the great movement showed
some signs of weakening Oc'
tober corn-the only variety speculsted in
sold down to seventy and a half cents, but
before the close t wentup o seventy-two Al d
three. quarters, which is higher than on Sat-
urday. Sales were not very large rs COM
pared with those of Saturday. Wheat also
opened lower, selling at 81 Al but like corn,
IL closed higher at 81 Al l.6. While the bus's
ness of the day was not so large as during last
week the speculation in grain was never go
large or general is now. 1t is enormous 10
volume. A craze seems to have seized the
people and orders come not only from every
city in the country and from the commercial
centers of Europe, but from towns and
hamlets 10 the country district OF the west.
Even the farmers hsya not Loen able to
resist the temp..non Of specializing in
the staple, and bagkors say that they
have class of customers now who ere en-
tirely new TO the business. The gambling is
done on margin, just as In Wall street,
10000 bushels of grain being the equivalent
OF 100 shares Of stock, and the grain broker
requires msrgin of $4,000, just as his
brother OF the stock exchange.
The favori,e speculative medium Is October
corn, of which there are four bushels sold
to every bushel of wheat. OF the latter the
variety dealt in ia known ss No. 2 red, which
means October wheat Of the grade chased as
Understandable" After these comes oas
and rye and then lard and hogs. Tho deal
ings In the latter, however, are chiefly done
in Chicago, not In New York.
The extent of the recent grain
speculation may be inferred from
the fact that Rufus Hatch has been known "
have carried at one time 100000 bushels OF
corn; prominent down town merchant, who
prefers to keep his name out of print, Lad 8, =
100000 bushels. moro than the entire supply
ia store at Chicago, and Mr.. Koone
Il Ia said held 100000 bushels, pur.
chased at As cents and sold AZ a
profit of 5000 600, according to rumos.
The Armours, Of New York and Chicago,
held even more, and are credited with having
made handsome fortune. Among The
"shor,s" who have lost large amounts Of
money promihen. German banker !,
spoken Of who, for himself and his Gus
,omerp, has dropped 800 900 within week
mostly on foreign account. Tho lossel
among small operators who had sold ,h,
market shorl have beon very large in ,b,
Ayprepato.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02
Aouc.,. sN,s,c,a.s nud Families.

NoucetO an stcia~s ana Families,
am making specla,Iy OF tine, old and
pure liquors to- medicinal purposes. have
in stock. ia bottles, r. Mestreau l. Co.'S. 8
leaf brandy, 81 years old, Otsrd brandy,
10 years ola; Oh peach brandy, extra tine;
London Dock, I'D Jamaica rum; De Ruy-
tsr's Arrow "-s~d old Holland gin. Nectar
Bourbon 70 years old, Jsmson's Irish whisky,
yesrs in Nolt IL &c city of Dublin, Loeb
Kstrine, "rhis!'e" brs.d Scotch whisky, 6
years old, and Dream of the Highland whis-
Ky, Port wiLo, private stock, 80 years old, Dry
Union port, IL yea old. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Red Rhinowine, Duff GoriOn, X Y X Golden
sherry, Besci,opLv cordial, McEwcp Scotch
ale, Buikc', Guinness Dublin Stout, Can
trell Il Cos Belfast (Irish) Ginger ale, Piper
Heidsieck ohsmcagnc, Motifs Sparkling
champagne, cider quarts and pints, all
kinds OF wines and liqrors by quart or gallon.
Also tull stock of fresh canned goods,
staple and fancy Z oceries.
Respectfully,
L. +. HUGHEs,
Grocer 1913 Kim ST.. East Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02
ZULU MARRIAGE.
How Prince RanO Captureda Pretty
italian Girl Ina New York.
From the New York sun, 9Th.

italian Girl Ina New York.
From the New York sun, 9Th.
NJ. Kano is Zulu, and WAS prince in
his country. He is too much OF gen1le>
man, be says, to have taken any part in the
murder of the yourg prince imperial, but
lis hatred of the British invaders is shown by
Inc viz dictiye manner in which he chews his
wooden toothpick as he talks Of them. When
THE last resistisg Zulu had Writhed and died,
land King Cetywsyo, loaded with chsins, was
carried away, Kano gathered his sim pie gar
ment around him ard fed. he came to
America and Joined BunnelPs Museum.
Here he INST many of his own race and In a
few ,nths learned to speak the English
lany 70, as it is spoken in Thompson and
SUI n streets, so fuently that there were
No who said he drew his first breath in
c sr the other of these localities. But the
skill with which he whirled his sssegsi and
the marvellous shrillness of his war whoop
gave fat contradiction to Ill such assertions.
His English name is Charles nsason, but he
is more commonly known n zulu.
Among the millions who locked to see
him in New York was Mrs Anita u.
Crosini, a pretty girl of IL, OF Italian de-
scent, living on West Eleventh street The
dark, handsome melancholy ioce OF the Zulu
prince fascinated her; the esRer gaze OF the
Young lady attracted his attention. Attrac'
ton resulted in acquaintance. The prince
learned that Niles Corsini was we'll educated,
eminently respectable and likely to be rich.
He de,lsfed bis love. The maiden acknowl-
edoed AN affection for him.
Mr. Corsini failed TO see the eligibility of
Ksno. He did not want the prince for SON.
in.iaw he said. In fact, he would great
deal rather have bricklsyer. He threatened
IN comnlsin to Manager Bunnell Of the
musanm Ksno fed. He went ss far as
RronLlyn where ne Joined the branch of
Rnnnoll,s museum. 325 Washington street.
He was trne 10 his New York love, and when
sbe folIowed him to BROOKLYN he folded her to
his duskv bosom and pwore that an army of
faihe.s shonld not mart them. They sat tos
rether in DARK corners and passages Of the
mneenm and neonle coming in and going
ont tnmhled over them until Msnseer Buzz
mol ssid thew wore becominq a burden. and
that ,bo, nod ho,tor get msrried and have
Jnna NTH II II wss fnsllv decided that the
SnoJd;ro, ahorId tsha nlsce in Brooklvn
ToSnasdan sS,erroon. Int nm "Wednesday
,oorn;ua H. Go,s;r; baS b;u daughter arres-
,aS and aha was locked nm in Jefferson mar
Io, nr;oon all nioht
Whan ,ba oaos yvas csIled on Thursday
r,or,;uo, ME- Cor.;n; ,,,esdod with her faith
o. 40 aas,as,Ir tbat sha sof,ened his heart and
Sa wo''id not .nnaar s,ainst har He TOOK
Lo. - and aItyod her 10 ,;ue nm ber lover
Int tb;a sba rsfnsed n do and, After tome-
what u;oIaO, soeno NJ Corsini told her tbat
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-02

Every one who knows Chris. Rintlemsn, ge-
NAL, popular, Who'll souled Chris, is in favor
of patronizing his Local Option" saloon in
in Fort Worth. And those who don't know
him should make his acquaintance immedi-
stely on arriving there for he keeps the best
ht d-msde sour mash Monarch whisky to b.
fo nd in the south. He also makes Especially
of Improvement Cigars" which are without
81 perior " ia ststo. Don't forget 10 call
on the Local Option, and you will be happy,
prosperous. and die respected and lamented,