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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-05-03
OUR LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE,
PENFIELD.

Miss Laura Starr viii teach in the North
east District; Lillian Starr in the school
east of the river on the Center road; and
Ellen Knapp in the one mile south of
Mrs. Miner Garfield, of Litchfeld, before
her last marriage the widow of Mr.. Sackett,
q Medina artist, died, April 25th, Of brain
fever. Her age WIS 36 years. She left an
infant three weeks old.
Rev. I. Dyall, pastor of the Baptist
Church, commenced, a series of sermons,
Sunday, on The Prodigal Son. The title
of the first will be "The Family Circle, or
The Young Man at Homer" second, "The
Outburst of Selfwin, or The Young Man
Leaving Homein third Hunger and
Home" fourth, q Restoration, or the
Young Mans Return - II.
A little girl here, not yet five years old,
got off the Following Is her jud gment what
to do with Guiteau: Drown him so deep
that he can'tsrise even in the resurrection
She has the utmost horror of drowning
The same child seeing. two of the tiniest
of spiders killed, said 1.-Two more little
spirits gone to Heaven" Doubt being ex-
pressed as to these inhabiting the King
dom, she insisted upon their immortality,
or it would not be thought 50 important 10
teach little children not 10 needlessly take
the life of even the smallest creature
Chas. Murphy, OF Wellington, has sew
eral Jobs of painting in this township.
Mrs. Linnie Hitchcock Fuller, of Jack
son, Mich, came home with her. niece,
Minnie Starr, but has now returned to
Jackson. lff -
John Roser owns the two cheese factories
east of the river in Penfield !; Baldwin,
Laundon, Windecker & Co. own that south
of the Center, and the one SSest Is owned
lx- CArf,aiar a Grnr all IN ofnu no rtiaa
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HuNTINoToN.

George Garrison, from Rochester Switch,
was here two days last week, trying to
sell a few improved farming machines.
Quarterly meeting at the Nj. Z. Church
last Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Buxton, of New
London, officiating. T.lfs
Covenant meeting at the Baptist Church
next Saturday, at halfpast three O'Clock.
Miss Ada Clark will leave us for few
weeks, on a visit to her sister in Medina.
Mr.. A. j. Richards, upon presentation of
a letter from his former pastor, was ac-
cepted as member of the Baptist Church.
A new picket fence at Jerome Pratt's
looks well.
DR.. Smith, of Wellington, is attending
Mr.. Dirlam.
We thank the editor for his good advice
in one of the columns of the ENTERPRISE.
True it is that sometimes personalities will
leave the desk of a correspondent which
will not appear in the weekly news, and
for which gratitude ought TO be felt; but
when facts-not reports-are entirely true,
is it not better to give the public, no mat
ter how vexatious, the full benefit of the
news, saving conjectures? 1t makes one
more circumspect in their talk and habits,
improving at the same time the morality
of all. Public deeds of all kinds deserve
public rebuke or public eommendation.
1t is and has been the rule among CORES
ponoents 10 give such news as concerned
their acquaintances, putting their own
matters and family affairs before the peo-
pie, leaving other worthy news without
any notice. We must not forget that the
columns of newspaper are for instruction
to all and are as necessary as school to
children. Under this head, il is impossi-
BILE to compliment the lecture on Temper
ance on the evening of the Gath. We ex-
pected eloquence, something stirring,
while we received nothing but leaves
nothing but leavesp' The subject, as
usual, was rum, tobacco, woman. suffrage,
prohibition, seasoned with State prison,
murder, arson, ETC., etc. We have no con-
fidence in any remedy for such vices but
the-early training Of the youth in habits of
virtue and keeping their minds occupied
with thoughts and pursuits elevating to
the intellect and morals, and innocent
amusements. Good laws will help, but
social and moral influences must be the
chief means to effect this great moral re-
form. We may be pardoned for saying
that the mass of mankind have as yet a
very imperfect appreciation of the diff
culties 10 be overcome in settling this great
moral problem, full statement of which
would occupy more room and time than
can be devoted to this article.
o. B. STILL.
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General Produces.
!! Do YOU Intend 10 pAlIT !?

We would call attention to the
old and well known brand of strict
ly pure White Lead manufactured
by Z. I'll. .NEyIN & Co., eorroded
under the old Dutch process only.
We are confident that we are able
to give satisfaction to our CUSTOM
ers by supplying them with an
honestly and carefully made Lead,
which will stand all tests and COM
PARSONS for fneness, whiteness
and durability.
Baldwin, Laundon, Windecker
d Co. are sole agents In Yelling
ton, and keep good supply always
on hand. 31m3
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FOREIGN INTELLreENck

BRADLAUGH has brought suit against the
Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms of the Commons
for ejectng him from the lobby last session,
and also began suit against Mr.. Newdegate,
N. P, for ''maintenance.s
GENERAL skoBELEFF was lying dangerous
ly III at Berlin on the 18th. s sl..
HAND-BLLs were circulated throughout
Russia calling upon the Jews to join the Mill
lists. 5E3 T
THERE is q serious crisis in Zulu affairs and
great care is necessary to prevent terrible
{ 1T is reported that the Germany colony in
the district of Elizabeth-grade, Clerison, has
been overrun and plundered.
PRINCE LEOPOLD, Duke of Albany, was mar
ried to Helen, Princess of Waldeck-Prymont,
at St Georges Chapel, Windsor, in the pres.
ence Of the Queen and the royal household on
the27th. Archbishop Of Canterbury oficiated.
In the House of Commons Labouchere COM
planned OF the existence of slavery in Hong
Kong, on the Gold coast, and in the Malay
States, north Of Borneo. He said the slave
market Of Hong Kong supplied women to
California, Australia and China
DIR. LAMsoN was hanged at London on the
2sth ult.
A BERLIN dispatch says that four members
of the crew of the Jeanette viii arrive at st.
Petersburg about the 10th of May.
IT is said that Earl Cowper has resigned the
Lord Lieutenancy of ireland, and that Earl
Spencer, now Lord President of the Council,
has been appointed as his successor.
A SOFIA dispatch says: Prince Alexander
demanded the recall of the Russian Consul
General. Twenty y-eight Russisn officers in the
Bulgarian service resigned in consequence Of
the resignation Of General Krylow, Minister
Of War. Deputations whom the Prince declined
to receive are returning home.
A RAILWAY employe named Albert Young
was arrested at Doncsster, England, on the
29th ult. for threatening the life Of the Queen
and taken to London. 1t is believed the threat
IS bravado.
SIR ALLEN YOUNG, ofLondon, has chartered
the steamer Hope to search for Leigh Smiths
Arctic expedition.
JoHS CHARLES FREDERICK ZoLLSER, an
astronomer and philosopher, died at Berlin on
the 2Sth nit.
THK London Times says in appealing to the
Gar on behalf of the jews in Russia that the
American legation at st. Petersburg win speak
for the heart Of Europe as well as for the
United States.
: VALENTINE MANcERA, a noted bandit, was
surrounded andeaptured by soldiers at Celaya,
Mexico, on the 2sth ult-
THE Vienna Free Press reports fresh out
RACES on Jews ia Kamsieng, Podolsk and
Walkowich. 1t saysin spite of the order from
st. Petersburg for the prompt punishment of
the prosecutors, several notorious offenders
have been released from custody.
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PETIT JURORS.

-Tha revenro ,3ar;,,al &C.,, I,,..,.- =.
,hs IIn,.sS s.s.as .. - neuo' t.s,nc 0,d IN
600 annually, but the whcle cost to the Govern
ment is not less than s7ooO000Oo annually,
which is more than ten dollars expended to
every dollar received.
D.
80. 1...s.,,- DisnoP Oh tne
= 80 -s -pisSopaa ohurch' ia'eiy,
r1o.,s. u'e " ms .ei.i"s.e work IN
-. , 10 We oiueleu - iiue IN sne smoking
tha srsd - .nAa suois ~ .n,s inu nitS
c,un1,shas ,an , os,,sss se anu Ao
a, miles - ,.aoh ~ ss.t,.s.;o =.
= " AeeSu Aie uesuhasion- ~ 10 stal-
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olr Spring Stock has arrived.
We have no hesitancy in saying,
without fear of contradiction, that
We are tabling nicer trimmed and
mace stock of Clothing than has
ever been brought to Wellington.
taking advantage of dull winter
and buying direct of Manufacture
ers, and having our clothing made
TO order without having to pay a
profit to middle man, we viii sell
our elegant suits as cheap as the
common "slop shop" garments
with which the market is flooded.
AM. FITCH. the Clothier
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You will always find us head
quarters for novelties in. fine and
fancy Neckwear, fine and fancy
Shirts, Underwear, Collars and
|, Cuffs. Latest style nobby Hats
and Caps. We buy staple Hats by
the case and retail them at jobbers'
prices. 80 su7a.e
II REMEMBER We guarantee all
goods as represented, and if any
thing does not suit after examining
it at home, we will cheerfully
refund the money upon the return
of the goods in good order.
A. M. FITCH. the ClothierI
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-Beautiful lie Of the sea,-sperm OH.

-S u sAo sea- perm oh-
The highest price in cash paid for scrap
iron at Bennett Bros Foundry. 80
-Ith sad but true fact that the range Of
voice cannot cook . dinner.
Call and examine goods at Mrs. b. N.
Rockwood's before purchasing elsewhere 81
"A ffteen-year-old living In Illinois re-
Gently married his brothers widow. aged
forty-fye.
Finely re-touched and nicely FURNISHED
Photographs for sl.5o per dozen, at Haines'
Gallery, over Hernck's Grocery Store. le
-Postnan: .ssay, sis. where's Mrs. MAlley
o,Dearmont, Sis: d'nor. She died last
week and didn't leave any directions. e,,t
still Better-Those Dress Goods on the
accent table reduced to 121< cents, at Bald
win, Laundou, Windecker & Cos. So
Among the new articles of tableware is
coal-scuttle biscuit box. A cuspidor sugar
bowl WIN. no doubt be the next innovation.
Hats and Bonnetts in all the new styles,
and everything pertaining to Spring and
Summer Millinery may be found at Mrs. b
N. Rockwood,s- 81
Women don't take to telegraphy very
much. Lots Of dispatches have 70 be taken
on manifold, and the sex don't care foe man
II old.
DIR. h }. Hofbrook has removed his ofice
to the old Dental Rooms in the Bank Build
ing. and would be pleased to see all those
desiring his services. SS4
A deceptive cadence-When the cats keep
quiet after you have thrown the boot jack,
only to resume again after you hage closed
the window
Bennett Bros keep on sale an excellent
quality of Sewer Pipe at the Foundry and
Machine Shops, and furnish 1t In quantities
to order at reasonable rates. SOL
"A loin Of mutton was on che table, and
the gentleman opposite took the carver in
his hand. Shall cut It saddlewiss' quoth
he.- You had better cut It bridlewise. replied
his neighbor, for then We shall all have .
chance 70 get bit In our mouths
-Lost-A striped. wool Shawl, on Prospect
Street Friday, April 2ist, between spicer's
shop and Mr.. Morgzn's house. The finder
win confer . favor BY leaving it at this of1ice.
SARAH REYEARD.4
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1 ru.u- No.. - r:..oaoIl ,~o, .ot-an
to Newburg last week.
|
Mal,ace sL, Drsns, nov urugglS' Ia Aoui'
Spent 'ne oaooatn III 'o"h
eugene robinson mas panied .ne % IRON.
OF ms oaIoer snop improving iIs iooAS
very mucn'
An Esquimaux dog belonging to Mr.. o.
4. Nopie severely oit ooy' cnas' iucAer'
In tne ies'
The c. c. G. & I. R R. Co. are building
sidewalk across their tracks on West
Loery 81 ~
| A flock of over q hundred sheep were
shorn and shipped East by s. d. Bacon,
few days ago.
Be sure TO read Baldwin, Laundon,
Windecker g. Co.'S new advertisement on
the second page.
sr,..r
a. nowk mas oougnI ',o ~ " E;oI, ~; n hc G
noms Just s.,S as y, ~ n,s ,,,,,,e mUus1 A
in'enus " Duiiu .ii''
ny aiiI =, M h'sa 49, riess a.
IH-a ~, ~. ar a.. c>,,,s =, ,o,,-,,
w" aliu M " - 70 '''e iil'ess ..o.e - "'
Bowlby & Hall and J. w. Wilbur are
each building an addition in the rear of
their stores making them nearly 100 feet
long.
Revs. F. NJ. Searles, A. Pollock, ]. w.
Mendenhall and N. S. Albright are ex-
pected TO be present at dedication next
Sabbath
..,,.
e,s S ae.s, amu III =, g., os ~ o;r
~. Ts 1s s.o.,s,, a." - iar,,e ha;n,
5sS,e I,s 20 q Ae ssoAes a'e 'e'
" - ~
MT. a. u. DEWEY has SOlQ MS RESTAURANT
II; Anue[, mno nas 49,. p..s,.;<,,s -
n. Levy GlLl i've S. nls en''ie a''e'' 'io" "
'ne saie VI o"0oiA0
/ Baldwin, sLaundon, Windecker s. Co.
win have grand display of Cheap Goods
on Friday and Saturday Of this week, in
front of their store. Don't fail to see them.
,a...- 49,, D.. An,r;,h. s.rs
-. ,.s..s.si,,, ,,-as.t.5 troi,,,
tr;,b1,,,. go,
s.ro,.oth a,,S Nth 10 Evil resnits e1naE;en
S strsngsn N anu WIN uo enii issu;ss =; eiie.a,
spirits and enthusiastic in regard to his
work. l.3 - iaf
-.
feopie snoulu reIhemuer tnat urusglsS
oeginning WIN may Isl can oniy sen
alconol, ~ "nlsky, olanuy, "ne ... anu % olIer
SPURIOUS P Hquorss & Uh me ad;n. %en -, U,u ef
VI VI pnyslIiau anu Slen s!n: neeuns any y.
snese q. ~. ,.;sss
eoiiie piepaieu WIN : "a
Mrs. Jno Baldwin, jr., writes to correct
an erroneous impression in her last letter
that 9some fine sugar cane fields on the
east side of BAYOU Teche were oyerfiowed,
oqt tne larger portion OF u ratnel balowins
piantauon, ABOUT lour .noussnu acIes, On
t1e west Dank was unlnluIen- ne suHer-
eo some lnconyenience Du' NO very serious
ioss ol proper'y'
Lewis Miller, of Akron, Is expected to
be present on the day Of dedication and
conduct the Sabbath School which is set
for that day at $50 p. NJ As this will be
the beginning of the occupation of the
new Sunday School rooms with very am
Die accommodations il is hoped that there
will be a large and and permanent in |
crease in attendance. Fifteen different
classes can be accommodated with sepa- |
rate rooms which will add to the possibil- |
tiles of effective teaching and interest of
pupils
SATURDAY. evening our town was fuu of
TONERS a,,,,.rsn,iv 6ent on bav;no a oood
80 iafl.s - ,a-.;h. dsS,,,S
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Local and aksscelzuueoxs


.esssIs ser oealusiey anu Ausseii are - at,,
sA- :.
Mr.. Wesley Kline, OF Haysv1lle, was In
town over Sunday.
The Congregational Church at Medina
viii be dedicated tomorrow.
MANY naonle In TOWN are jmnrovine
,hs;r -ss;3 k 3sncss hv ann,v;ng ,,a;nt
'''''. y .fP'' ne P =
The carpenters are driving the work on
R. N Goodwin's house on Courtland Ay.
d. A. willard, who has been for some
time confined to the house with quinsy is
ON the street again.
NJ = r,s..,- - t,;s v;f,,s bro,t,a,
vbo i ,,-sct;esI =, n-;n,sS we have nurcbase3
tha To,sln 1890, P.-ss ldvert;sey!
As.o 1.'..s. ~ SN"s-1- 80. =
~ n. ~: ~ nlle, q And.nsn, n hh mas cstI
sn sssrI ss - =, OK X NJ s;n Of
en o,.'da mecHs la a., -''3-'
poulus pr 1as.
Isaac Gates of Lodi, who had previous
ly lost sheep by dogs. had TO kin thir-
teen more lately, which had been wound
ed by the blood thirsty CANNES.
The Congregations of the other churches
in town have been invited TO attend the
dedication of the Methodist Church and
it is understood thf q VIII be no services
elsewhere.
s. ~ f,.-. xxr.,,,.-.
Inc pfentum ~ iIss VI ne We5ssso1
.AgricuiIuiai ooclety mas peen 5eelSS7u VIZ anu
mProseu IN many lesIec's, = a,s anu si WI son ~
be pe hs,d u ,Hs spe,,st pns oond % ssd snS % satb
at;.. r,,. -a,,.tr,, m NJ p;arca,s win
teach the art ~ MAKING way fiowers. the
n,,r,;i5 -sfs;r;,ser the f362rsrs made. a *
for snarfiaI elusfers or 80 i)l for the entire
large boquef. which is much less than the
usual price for learning. q
n. ha,,s. e,-.,,...,.- .-.s y.as
Inc mouse formerly owned py james
DEVON winch was reported as peing Qis-
mantle9 ane aoou, 70 pe removed Is Delng
rspalsea an9 VIII s pe i9r ~ REM, q Wnen 1:a, com
MIR. E. Husted owns the east half OF the lot
and viii build on It this season-H
Mrs Mar;on Rroun. Hood of tb;s nlace
H;ch xrbr, ,ve-s scl,ooin, afes At tbe acad'
60 =, Ts1,,, .SSre Chic dnr;ng the vaar
1sS7 met last week and thorouehiy enjoy-
ed an old time visit some fiffv-fiye wears
bsr;-g sisnssd s;,re the;, Last ,,,eet;1g . =
WsII;5gfo,,, Cor. OberIin News.
--,s--'e = - -
HORSE CUTS horse cuts y said Brown,
reading carelessly one line OF newspaper
where printers goods are advertised,
@Spose that Is horse tender line, choicest
cut. Goodness gracionsl II had known
meat was so scarce as that them ten calves
that deaconed Tor what their hides q
bring would be eating skim mix and lie
cake and CROWN INTO Deefsteak; Dut thafs
just my luck g
n A A. w;lf;ts bas lacf,,rsfi f5aD niebts
50 sssso, and nreached nearly every
saf,,stf, HIS grriss receir,ts for lectures
Ss ~ bae,,, shonf al, CooS Tn two seasons
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We have just received an ele-
CANT line of fine and fancy Cloths,
and the Frenchman can make you
a good fit if anybody can.
si rs1.l--fela nEsg1 A.
Any regular built man can fit
himself with our Diamond Shirts.
We take measures for fine and
fancy Shirts, and guarantee a per-
feet fit or no sale. a,.
A. M. FITCH, the Clothier
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

a. Inc said Amos B, Billings viii take notice
that the said Alice r. Billings has filed in
said Court her petition for Divorce
Said petition AYERS that the said parties
were married on the 18th day of November,
abandoned plaintiff on the I'd day of Noyem-
Der, A. D., 1877, since which time he has
been willfully- and continuously absent from
her, and has failed to discharge his duties
toward her as his said wife.
Said petition will be for hearing at the
May term, A. d. 1882, of said Court
April 10, 1852. - * .
By j. II. DICKSON,
3lt6 -- ATTY for Pitt
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Those Terrible Headaches.

used ''Favorite Remedy for those,
severe Sickheadaches spoke about, and
1t has entirely cured me. You may
use my name, if you choose, among
thos who so freely testify to the value
of your medicine. I owe the restora--
ton Of my wonted good health to ssKen-
nedy's Favorite Remedy" Sarah j.
Woodruff, Newburg, N. Y. The above
is one of many letters of kind received
by DR.. David Kennedy, of Rondout, N.
r 900
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business and Pleasure.

From and after this date notices Of entertainments
and enterprises Of every kind which have for their
OBJECT the making of money, will CHARGED for At
rsgrinr local rates Obituary and marriage notices,
-. VIII be, as heretofore. puhlished free = -
Inc rates for local notices are: Ten cents line for the
nrst insertion and Seven cents line for each SUBJ
seeIent Insertion; Minion type. loaded II the
change. they win be set IN Brevier type, solid and
areduction win be giyen from these rates : -
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The Children of israel

Took Alaxine or anti-bilious prescrip-
tion during their sojourn in the wilder
ness, and found it to be the peer of all
remedies as Stomach and Liver COR
rector and as Laxative to keep the
bowels regular. II beat the Jews high
est anticipations. 1t does every ones.
Sold at Wooster & Adams's.
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ST RIM;

Relatives of Mrs. Dyall, wife of the Bap-
tist minister, who spent last summer in
England, her former home, have come
from that country, and hope 10 like this
one well enough to stay. NJ.
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damages rendered in the KfIbourne case for
false Imprisonment, on the ground Of excessive
damage, and gave each side twenty days in
which TO make further motions.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-05-03

An effective medicine for kidney di-
seases, low fevers and nervous prostra-
ton, and well worthy of a trial, is
Browns Iron Bitters.
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TIE MARKETS.
Cheese.

The season is not far enough advanced
to make any perceptible increase in the
activity of the market. The demand is
fair and prices remain the same as last
week. The outlook for the season is very
promising, cheese and butter are likely to
bring good prices and dairymen may rea-
sonably expect good return for the Ia
Dor and capital invested
We quote, billing, boxed, 10 to 1O1kc.
SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK ENDING MAY 2.
Cheese. ;. 1896 boxes Al ,276 pounds.
Butter. 5A pkgs. 30,462 pounds.
- Grain. Flour and Feed.
e CORRECTED WEEKLY BIZ a. B. HAnLN.
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NOTICE.

THE STATE OF OHIO,
LoRAIS COUNTY, ss
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
ALICE r. BILLINGS. Plaintiff.
Against
AMOS B. BILLINGS. Defendant.
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List Of Jurors.

The following persons have been select
ed to serve as jurors during the May term
4. GRAND JURORS.
P. G. Akers, Russia, A j. Snyder, Rochester.
Edward Root, Sheffield, John Jarvis, Russia,
a Buehring Carlisle, David Morgan, Camden,
Willard Hart, Penfeld, Chas Hardy, Camden,
E. A. Turney, Amherst, Chas. Stone, Pittsfeld,
Ephraim Foot, Russia, Jas. Sheldon, Wellington,
L. Miller, Sheffield, j. Robinson. RidgeyilIe.
Luther Hoadley, Elyria,
PETIT JURORS.
Maurice Tuttle, Rnssia, saml. Sampson, Penfeld,
ID. ). Cahoon, Avon, Isaac Shoop, Amherst,
E. p. Sexton, Ridgeville, sc -McMnlen, Black Riv r
E. Campbell, Pittsheld, r. L. Cobb, Elyria,
A. Gillette, Russia, Harry Hecock, Elyria.
c. s. Brown, Russia, S.W. Arnold, Wellington.
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w all Paper

The LARGEST and BEST assorted stock
70 be found in
Cleveland. o.
is that kept by myself at "a Public
Square. Samples sent by mail If de-
sired. Special prices to dealers. Address
si-4 VIM. DowNIE.
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The Afternoon of Life

Is a handsome volume of 500 naqes- comn,,sa
nom the sayings and writings of more than 400 Of
the worlds best thinkers 1t embraces $40 sub-
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There are mans 1T tle age Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent ~ tnsfiuus
of the bladder, often accompanied By slight
smartihg OF Burning sensation aud . weakening
Of the system In "A manner the patient cannot
account for On examining the urinary de-
posts q ropy eed fnent viii often I've found.
and sometimes small particles - lbuaIen viii
appear. or the color viii be Oi A ( IN IHilkisb
hue. sgain changing t 4 dark and torpid H..
peBrsnce. There are many men who die Of this
difficulty. ignorant OF the cause. which = the
.eeoDd staee nf seminal week.-mrs.. Dr. $. will
guarantee a perfect cure in all sneh cases. aud q
healthy restoration OF the genlto urinary or
gans.
oace Hours-10 TO 4 anl 6 10 4 snndsvs,
from 10 t. IL A.. NJ. Constitution free. Thor
ougA exLminatied a d advice. 3.
DR.. SplNNEY y co.
ABLY No. IL Kearniy street, san Francisco.