The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-03-08
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AorA 'niS year.
Am economical woman at Andover,
Mass, commit ed suicide by gnawing
tne Pnospnorus nom mascnes and drink
ans PM VI INK
Says the Philadelphia Chronicle:
Michigan produces more salt than any
other State, but It is forest fires and not
salt that put the Inhabitants in the great
est pickle; HlIT T0 IN IN
Several recent explosions of stoves in
Maine show that the old-fashioned prac-
tice of loading firewood with gunpowder
for the annoyance of thieves IS still fol-
lowedin that State 'iA go
( A rail-splitter in AIamance County.
Va. found twentv n;eces of o,nld in
log which he was splitting the other day.
The treasure was concealed in an augur
hole. and the tree had grown over it.
a man in Coluub;a Citv Ind I
claims n, have d;scovered sr0t ,vl,ore
diamonds can ha scoo,,ad ~, hv the
ou.rt' and tbouob he hss hean p of,sye5 :
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the nlaee away - = - - ' 81
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NATION 10 ,l;scovar th.t she h.s a. is oSo
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Rev. George Flett, of the Qkanese
Mission, who arrived in Winnipeg recent
ly,with Mrs. Flett and Miss E. Ross.
drove the whole way, distance OF over
~ ~ ~. ;ars niies, s N poo-sleign, inaA-
o. =. e w.
s-AeomParatiyeiy new method OF heat
y ing rsi,Way cars Is now IN use on NUM-
per Oh tne oouthefn roads. surplus steam
Irom tne locomotive Is used. The adyan-
sges Claimed are perfect safety, uni
FORM degree OF heat throughout the whole
uaan, great economy and simplicity OF
operation -r.e .sa--l ~ ia5 l.a 4
w. S. Balch, who, during a twenty
years, s,.conductorship on the roads of the
Rensselaer, q Saratoga and Delaware q
huasen Canai companies, trayeleda DIS
lance OF nearly million miies-in exact
ngnres sSo.uVO miles-equat 10 little
more than thrrty-scyen tunes around the
'worio, never once receiveasa scratch nor
met Win any accident or misnap wnat-
ever. as5 - - .9 4
I'm recent address, DIR. Siemens
commended the open fireplace for its
sanitary advantages. Unlike radiating
stoves, it warns the walls and furniture
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.,n. - - usese .h. On eiie H Pai' u 'iie oo-
: oi 'ne iooni. 1re5a- aH
"A new law has been projected to
govern the employment, of children in
manufactures throughout the Russian
empire. The minimum age is fixed at
twelve years, but the children already
in such establishments are eX-
cepted from the operation of this clause.
etsIn unuer e.ss nseeh yeaIs g oi agge
49,, ;naf,a;ra - - TAou ls',e essne o.
auS aaYs asSs ~; - w. W. !oulS - iyr .eSs
sorh;dJe, e.. dos ~ WI, - "Osoiu'eis
~. - D.u,.en. 81 s-g-i ssllue .1s '
an unsettled dispute OF long standing,
involving the right to half million acres
of fertile land. Charles L. made grant
in 1869 of large tract "bounded ON the |
north by the Potomac" There are two
branches of the river. and the northern
one was taken as the line, which became
the boundary of the States; but Mary
land has never given up her claim, and
= a. new ai.empt Is now Deing maae 10 get
''ie '.''''' 'ei iri'oi 1' .+.,
"A recent investigation in one of the
large stores in Chicago, where one hum
Compelled to eat at noon thirty at a time.
in an atmosphere thick and foul with |
sickening and unhealthy odors. In the |
same place their shawls and wraps, often |
damp or wet, were folded in small |
bundles and left to reek all day in this |
impure air. The Board of Health has |
ordered the proprietors of the establish |
rnent to provide better accommodations |
esa
An organ which Ia somewhat of a
novelty has been placed in the First Bap-
tist Church, Brooklyn. 1t cost $1,000,
has two manuals and pedals, and is oper-
ated by pneumatic tubular action. The |
is on the main floor, about ten /
feet in front of the pulpit platform, max
ing the distance between the keyboard
andwindchest about sixty-five feet. For
use in orchestral compositions there is
unusual addition of a snare drum. oper-
ated by a pneumatic engine, controlled |
by the feet of the organist. The wind |
for the organ is supplied by feeders |
worked by two water motors.
= IN annears from, the last yolnma of
n. L;.ttp.Ip .aL;aL %. Ga.S -. .s = ',iE. o
of the late war with France that the
number of men whom Germany nnt into
The field for fightipg PURPOSES was "a
IOl Officers and i. rs. 254 subordinates.
OF these I,146, $50 men, 29O. 900 were