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TO GEORGE L. CONVERSE.

nyo speech here Saturday evening Demo-
cratic dckec the approaching get protection VIII
questions
l. Was Carlisle elected speaker because he Carlisle was
Free Trader and Randall
Did for Carlisle knowing
woulc make committees
Are responsible one oe
Did not the Morrison Bill prov reduction If the
n tariff of 20 lack but four passing
o. Was every i Democratic voce except tfour?
Did the Democratic House kill
q Did not Judge Geddes tail to your bilU
Were candidate not
beaten because of protection
D. Was not Frank Hurd Democrat ened
of his Free Trade
TO- How claim
favorable to protection and venture your respecig
We did Carlisle
knowing would
views We that Judge eddes nominated Carlisle Speaker
beaten for denomination because
nominated because of his opposite Democratic party il for
Tariff for Revenue simply protection industry Can YOU
sno" 10 me contrary REPUBLICAN
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ELYRIA.


The fair holds forth this week and
promises TO be a success.
Arthur Hecock and wife have recently re-
turned from q trip TO Put in-Bay and De-
troit.
The second edition OF "A Fair Hearing" is
being extensively circulated and discussed
on the streets. In our humble opinion II
doesn't amount TO much. We say stand by
the nominee Of the convention.
Saturday was q gala day in Elyyia among
the Republicans, and well 1t might be, for
their leader, James G. Blaine, was TO pay
them short visit. Shortly after two o'clock
the special train carrying Its distinguished
passengers arrived and was received with
cheers from an immense crowd. Mr.. Blaine
and party was escorted to carriage by the
local reception committee, and TO the stand
In the Park by the Blaine and Logan mount
ed brigade, who presented fine appearance.
The stand was soon surmounted by throng
Of eager humanity, all anxious to hear what
he had to say. He did not make regular
speech, but complimented Lorain county on
the stand II took In anti-slavery days, and
said he looked towards II to lead Ohio on 10
victory once more. His remarks made q
good impression, and were loudly applaud
ed He was followed by Judge West, the
blind orator, who made some stirring re-
marks. After a few greetings and hand
shakings, Mr.. Blame was again escorted TO
his carriage and from there to the depot, and
he returned to Cleveland. He was accom-
panied by his son Emmons Blaine OF Iowa,
Senator Plumb Of Kansas, and several other
prominent politicians. Senator Window
made telling speech; also Gov. Foster, and
Judge Tenney OF New York. Lorain was the
only township organized, and competing for
the elegant silk banner, and SO II was
awarded 10 them in q neat speech by Rev.
Warner Gen. Beaver spoke to a crowded
house In the evening.
The plckpockets made good haul satnr-
day. The following persons were relieved Of
valuables: VIM. Patterson, sl2; Mr.
Decker, S5; @. G. Washburn, $50; Rev. Mr.
Stocking, $50; Mr.. Park, SIS; Mayor Gates
who escorted Blaine from Cleveland, los
his gold watch, and a number Of Others los
more or less. Two persons were arrested
and one bound over to the next term o.
court for picking pockets. DAN.
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Business EofaIs.



Benedict sells steel nails at $3.50 per
keg, for tens and upwards. 36tf.
Benedict sells steel barbed wire at IS
per hundred. 38tf
-FARMERs-If you want the best Barbed
Wire made, please call at J. H. Woolley's
Hardware Store, and 1t will give him pleas
ure to show the goods, the barb is SO ad-
justed as not to tare the flesh of the animal
or pull wool from sheep. 28
For disordered stomach, bad breath
bilious complaints, indigestion, &C., use DR..
s. D. Howe's Liver Pills, for sale by j.. W.
Houghton. II.
-Vane, Calverts q Co.'S. celebrated Pure
Ready Mixed Paints can be found at the
Hardware Store of j. H. Woolley, which he
will warrant to be equal In durability and
covering capacity TO any Paint made in the
State, Those having painting to do will
please call and examine for themselves. This
paint Is warranted 10 give satisfaction. 2S
-Mennin's Corn Killer is warranted to
do the work quickly and thoroughly,
For sale at HouGhton's.
Benedict sells annealed fence wire at "a
per hundred. 38f.
Pure, fresh baking powder manufacture
ed and for sale at Houghton's II.
"A full stock of Diamond dyes, at J. W.
Houghton's. tt.
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Elyria Items. .

"What is greatnessY 1t is not intellect
alone; II is wisdom, 1t IS high thought,
it is wide vision, it is magnanimity, it is
love, it is gentleness and child-heartedness,
1t is mercy and forgiveness, it is supremacy
over all littlenessn Is this the quality Of
mind and heart that prompted the drama
in three acts in the last number of the
unfair Hearing?
Is 1t supreme love for the Republican
party that prompts men to band themselves
together to spend their money and their
time to defoat one OF the regularly nomin-
ated candidates on the county ticketS
Why this berating the convention that
nominated Mr.. Webber for prosecuting
Attorney Was not the whole county
ticket nominated by the same convention
Cannot these pure disciples work them.
selves up to the point Of boiling the whole
ticketH Take good, long step, gentlemen.
The road you are travelling must lead you
into the Democratic party, and 1t will be
more consistent Tor you to do the whole job
at once.
None of the boilers have been disposed
to question the ability or integrity Of A. r.
Webber as q candidate for prosecutor
with the exception Of N. L. Cotton, of Am
herst, who is the least qualified TO judge
correctly in the matter. 1t looks like
personal spite in his case. How is that,
Newtoni
The Republican voters Of Columbia,
Eaton and Carlisle townships and many
other townships had made up their
minds that D. ]. Nye ought not to be
elected to Office for second term, long
before the Hinckley case was agitated.
Have not the people right to change the
officers at the expiration Of their term ol
office whenever the public good requires
III II so, where is the objectionable sin
Of not renominating Mr.. Nyef
Columbia Republicans were unanimous
in the opinion that Nye ought not to be
reelected. The Republicans in Eaton
Carlisle, Penfeld and many other towni
were nearly unanimous in the same
opinion, and this conclusion was arrived
at long before the now notorious Hinckley
case was made public.
Is there any good reason why a good
Republican should vote for Democrat In
preference 10 man who is staunch
Republican and the regular nominee Of
the party.
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The October Election.

We cannot too strongly emphasize the
tact that whoever he may be, who desires
the election Of Blaine and Logan, be he
Irishman, be he German, be he Prohibi.
ZIONIST, or be he Democrat, he should by
all manner of means vote for the Repub.
lican State ticket. Every vote that in
creases the Republican majority in October
adds two if mot four to the Republican maj
ority in November. Give us q, 900 majority
in October and we will have 10000 in No
vember. Let it be Blaine and Logan
first, last and all the time. .8wEs
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Deferred Correspondence. ]
ROCHESTER,.

P. L. Kessler Is making various improve
ments on his store.
1t is said that Rochester is incorporated.
jim. Dagman and Tom. Cummings got
INTO a fight, which resulted In jim. getting
terribly punished.
Eugene Marshal's team ran away and sue.
ceeded in brulsing him up badly, but no
bones were broken.
A slight shock OF earthquake was felt last
Friday afternoon.
G, Stephens is teaching the high school
here.
Political matters are all quiet.
ID. 9. Yocum Is home once more.
Florence Tinker and family have moved
to Dakota.
Rev. o. Lawrence will stay another year
at this place and Brighton.
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Mr.. Abner Chapman, Of Wellington, has
had erected over the grave of his wife one
Of the best monuments in the Huntington
cemetery.
Chas. Burrel spent Sabbath at homo with
his parents.
Rev. P. P. Kennedy has returned from
streetsboro where he has been visiting.
Nearly all our winter fruit has been blown
of by the high winds Of the past week.
Jasper West is on the sick list Mr.. W.
Meacham 10 much better. Delos Phelon ha,
mostly recovered from his injuries received
few weeks ago.
Miss Lizzie Watt who has lived with Mrs
Delos Phelon the past summer, has returned
10 her home In Wakeman. at.
Prof. Shaw remains with us another weel
giving instructions In vocal and instrument
tai music. rtF
Prof. Dakeu will commence his writing
school next week. Many Of our people, old
and young win attend.
Our side walk Is In bad condition. 8'li
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HUNTINGTON.

Our schools are all in session now. The
center school Is taught by Miss Sadie Watts,
Of Wellington; Miss Udora Blair, OF Roch-
ester, has the north school for fall and
winter; Arthur Rogers teaches the south
school; In the Holland district Miss Susie
Fenwick teaches; Miss Erva Fisher, In the
Walker district; and Miss Myrtle Sage, in
the Kelsey district. We believe In encour-
aging home talent; four out Of our SIX
teachers live In the district and hoard a,
home.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-10-08

Agsud surprise party was given to Aaron
Baughman and wife Oct 4th. About hfty
relatives and friends from Huntington aud
neighboring towns drove into the yard and
reminded them Of their thirty.hrst annlver-
sary. They tried 10 drive them OF with the
dog, but would not drive worth a cent, and
told than that thirty one years ago they did
not ask them and TO day they asked them
selves. The guests took possession Of the
house and had grand old time. At about
one o'clock a bountiful table was spread and
loaded with good things. After dinner was
over beautiful hanging lamp and an easy
chair were presented 10 them by Mr.. 8. Ever
hard, Of wadsworth, asking pardon, and
wishing them long and prosperous lives.
Most Of the guests departed for home al
nlght-fall, few staying all night, leaving
their good will towards all. o.B.
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Notice.

The W. & L. E. Ry. will cell round trip
excursion tickets, Wellington to Youngs-
town for 1915, account Of Ohio Baptist
conference held at youngstown. Tickets
good going Oct. 20 to 90 inclusive, not
good to return after Oct. 81, 1884.
H. 0. BIees, Agt.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-10-08

The greatest bargains ever known in
clothing are being gobbled up now at the
n. Y. clothing house. Our job counter is
piled high with mems and boys suits
which are being sold at less than hall
their actual value. Don't forget the place.
q. Z. GooDnIcH,
s99n4 ssW Clothier Wellington, o. 2
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GofaI Corresponding.

~-o~"SNNS> ''e~Ne~ >~-SO.>e~N0J>N14>O~~oososoo
Nems Of genera. interest from the To,on.
ships cre sceacited for this department,
and a tatr remuneration ,oiV be aHo,ced
correspondent
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Geddes,

A protectionist in Congress, would have
great need of moral courage, his party
would be against him, his party caucus
whips would crack in opposition to him,
his constituency would be with him, if he
dared be with them. What would Geddes
dor What would the "artful dodger" do
DodgeS We can only say, that judging
by the past we think he would.
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Trees.

have fine lot of fruit trees, apple,
pear and peach, also grape vines of new
and choice varieties, strawberry plants.
evergreens &c. / am selling apples at
$40 for 100 fine, three year old trees. If
you want an orchard, now is your time.
Correspondence solicited.
Nv. BAKER,
soft Prop'r, Wellington Nursery.
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Hedges.

A protectionist in Congress, would have
no special need Of moral courage, his
party, his caucus, his constituency, would
be at his back. All would unite with him
in the demand that wool be protected; he
would vote right.
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DR.. Fra,ler.s Root pitter..

Fazpr's Root Bltten act strongly on the liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular, make
the weak strong, heal The unp build up the nerves
and cleanse the blood and ystem Of every impuriu'
Price o. % OF sir bottles by express prepaid for 500
IE1F if N F1aAZfER MEDICINE co. flN
sa.tnrflUNf = L. giaFi CIHvnIaHp, o.,
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Elegant new goods In endless varieties
are received daily at the New York
clothing house. E.E. GooDRIcH,
7 Wellington, 0.
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For sALE.-A house and lot, price 1925
Terms, 10 years in monthly payments. A
good way 10 get home. ]. TURLEY.
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The Reader

who contemplates buying any clothing
this fall for himself Or boy, should read
Tucker, Calder q Co.'S advertisement In
another column zee q Z, s3'sSgi'. .g s;i4 1s4sl
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-10-08

Cider mill and steam evaporator, one
mile west of the center Of Pittsfeld
Satisfaction guaranteed.
39tGp WARREN FISK.
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Our plain figures are ready to meet all
clothing competitors, either in city or
country. WV. HARVEY, Clothier.
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NEW CARRIAGE
AND
WAGON SHOPS.

We respectfully call the atten-
ton of the citizens and farmers Of
Wellington and neighboring town
ships, to the fact that we have
started a new Carriage and Wagon
shop at the corner Of Liberty and
Prospect streets. We manufac-
ture CARRIAGES, WAGONS, BUaaIEs,
PLATFORM and SPRING WAGONS
and WARRANT all work. We pay
especial attention to repairs. We
solicit a share Of your patronage.
CHRISTIE ( WILLARD.
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Mlisfellaneous.

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Under this head wiH be inserted "Wdnts,"
For Sdle," " For Rent" "Lost,"
"Found," etc., ETC., at charge Of one
cent pord.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-10-08

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
It acts directly upon the blood and the
mucas surfaces Of the system.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-10-08

The three outlets Of disease are the
bowels, the skin and the kidneys. Regu-
late their action with the best purifying
tonic, Burdock Blood Bitters. YiiIsGr
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ANY one having choice offspring chick
ems for sale will do well to communicate
with me, by mail or personally at the G. G.
C.&I. depot. 402wp SAM MORRIS.
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Benedict cells solid steel shovels and
spades at IS ceuts. 36t
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-10-08

Benedict sells mixed paints at sl.15 pc
gallon 36u.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-10-08

For RENT-The Cottage Hotel will be
for rent on and after Oct 1st. Apply at
Houghton's Drug store. 3Sti.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-10-08

Au elegant line of popular shades in
corkscrew, worsted and cashmere piece
goods just received to be made to order by
II. Tissot at the New York clothing store.
z. E. GooDRIcH,
Wellington, o..
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ERRATAl-N0T, omitted from last sen.
tence in Hinckley's letter. Considering,
IN the shurtlifr statement should be con.
ceding.
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Send Money by American Express Co.
Money Orders.

Receipts given. Money refunded II Orders
are lost. Sold at all offices of The Co. Pay
able at $500 places. Rates: To s5-5c.; $40
&c.; s2O-lOc,; s10.l2c., $4O.l5c.; s5O-2oc,
20m6
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MANHOOD.
How lost, How Recovered !


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N@- This Lecture should be in the
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WONDERS NEVER CEASE.
long time ago the wise man said
there is nothing new under the sun /,
but yet the daily experience of hun
dreds seem to prove this false. Some
contend that the days Of miracles
are past, but yet it appt lrs as if
they are not yet gone by wien such
men as 1. N. Tidball, of Washing
ton, Pa, give the following remark
Gble testimony.
81 have been severe sufferer
from chronic rheumatism and kid
ney affection for over twenty years,
and after having tried nearly every
thing without getting relief, com
menced using PERUNA a few
months ago The benefit l have re-
ceived is wonderful. l feel like a
new man, and am fully restored to
health"
Surely such a cure is remarkable,
and none should hesitate any longer
about using PERUNA, the great
remedy discovered by DR.. Hartman.
Send to your druggist for bottle,
and ask for his book on the ellis Of
Life"
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With Heart Bowed Down
Hartford Telegram.


1t was early winter. He was
sitting upon the curbstone beside
a broken water pipe, his head
bowed in apparent sorrow.
my friend what troubles your"
asked the gentleman who owned
the house which the pipe led up
to. "You seem to have some
deep sorrow"
81 have indeed" replied the
stranger in Responding tone of
voice. "No one knows how deep
it is"
"What is it? Are you sick or
is it some member of your fami-
ly2"
"Neither, sir"
you are poor and hungry, no
doubt?"
"Oh, no, | am never hungry"
"lou are away from home and
friends, it may be. In exile?'
Worse than that, your honor,
worse than that. | am the most
despised Of men. No one cares
for me. No one love me. | am
scorned and buffeted about by the
hard unfeeling world. My lot is
more than l can BEAR
Poor mani Who are you 2"
"a plumber, and | came here
to fix this pipe"
And the sad man YEARLY took
up his tools and began his unre-
Quilted toll.
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Every Day Thoughts.

1t is the sunlight from the hui
man heart or the world that rem
ders our lives happy. What sufi
ces wealth, ease and daily inter
course with friends, if we are
dissatisfied and Disconnected
Can we CLEAN peace from anger.
or JOY from bitterness Of spirit?
God sends us ten thousand
joys, but we will not stretch out
hands to grasp them: and yet we
grieve that our days are SO in
harmonious, our hearts are con-
tinually going in and out, as it
were, of eclipses. Yesterday jos
ties to-day and to morrow carries
them both away captive. Our
mornings are spent in anticipating
the afternoons, and our after
moons are spent In regretting our
mornings. May God make us
more patient to live. More pa
thence is what we need to advance
our happiness and the happiness
OF those around us. We all do
depend upon each other for our
happiness. Tenderness and at
tention to the outbreak of pain
ed heart will clear our way more
fully, and the feeling of wrong,
desperation and disquietude would
be abated. Nothing draws us so
fully and tenderly toward a per-
son as their inquiries after our
welfare and our enjoyments. To
know that our happiness is stu
died by some unselfsh creature
brings exquisite pleasure--if we
are not deformed by an migrate
full selfishness.
This is not mere subject to
dream and write about; as our ac-
tions here fix the nature of our
enjoyment hereafter.
1t is the sunlight from the hui
man heart that renders true hap
piness--it is kind words and pleas
ant deeds that make the world
bright and glorious.
From the open portal of Heav-
en- come charity, love and faith;
with these in our heart we can
diffuse kind words and do noble
deeds, and from them CLEAN pure
happiness.
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AID Answer Wanted

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The true lady is the one who
pretends to admire her neighbours
bonnet when in reality she con-
siders it a fright.
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Men and horses differ. The lat
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