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worth of "fisho money. The peddler re-
tired to the hotel to rest on his laurels and
a chair, and the victims retire to cool and
retired spot to examine their treasures
"Where there's life there's soap" they
thought, and that's all they found-soap'
which they could have purchased at any
of the groceries for five cents. The press
all over the country have shouted them
selves hoarse, "Never bet on another mans
pame,n but 1t dosen't seem 10 do much
good Monroeville Spectator,
The same soap peddler was in New
London-probably came from Monroevill'
to New London-and, we are creditably
informed, found three treasure seeker
here Record.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-09

WE commend to our Independent polit-
ical friends the article in this issue under
head" Religious sVituperation and SANDER"
1t is fair statement of the situation as
between them and the Republicans. This
whole movement is as unreasonable and
baseless as any opposition ever made to a
Republican candidate and it is unworthy
the intelligence and candor of those en-.
gagged in it. We dare not trust ourselves
to characterize this matter as 1t deserves
but our Independent friends can draw on
their imagination to any reasonable extent
and charge it to our account. We may
add if they enjoy the society of the Dem
ocracy whose favor they are now courting
they had better call themselves by thai
name and have it done.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-09
Religious Vituperation and SANDER,

An Acknowledgements Protests Against
It-Specially Commended to the ''New
York independent"
Rev. DR.. Geo. G. Noyes, in N. Y. Evan
gelist-There is just as much honor, just
as much intelligence, patriotism, con.
science and independence" in journals
which support, as in journals which re-
pudiate party nominations. To assume
the contrary, as the independent press and
the Independent voters do, is to indulge in
political cant as offensive as the religious
cant which asserts that the independent
thinker is especially he who repudiates
all creeds We have not found this to be
so. We are distrustful Of those whose
trust in the people, whether in political or
religious matters, is measured exactly by
the degree in which the people follow
their advice and carry out their wishes.
am stating what is simply true when ]
say that in this region it is a matter Of
general and profound. surprise that the
candidates named by the late Republican
National Convention, should be personally
assailed with such extreme yirulence as
they are by sundry journals in the East
If Mr. Blaine were the worst man in the
land, lis difficult to see how denunciation
could be carried further. And the denun
citation is NOT all laid upon the candidates,
but is bestowed about. equally upon those
who nominated them. Thus, the Inde-
pendent, a journal whose fairness, court
esy and ability have been accustomed to
admire, goes SO far as to say editorially,
that Mr.. Blaine was nominated by "the
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-09

UMEDrNA has raised $4,000 of the $49,-
600 asked of them by the Ohio Railway
Company, and probably before this meets
the eye of the reader the entire amount
will have been secured. The work in
New London is still in progress and we
shall have 5000 for the company before
long. Because there has been a lull in
the work of soliciting, it does not necess-
arily follow that the project is dead.
Hired solicitors by the company are at
work constantly.-[New London Record.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-09
Soft Soaped.

A soap peddler was in town last week
nd roped in two unsuspecting victims
He pretended to place five-dollar bill in
one Of the cakes of soap, accidentally
leaving a corner of the bill sticking out.
When the first sucker stepped up, the
peddler told him distinctly there was
nothing but cake of soap, and pretty
cheap at that. This tickled the sucker
almost to death, at the thought Of beating
that soapist at his own game, and greedily
handed over his S5 Then came sucker
No 2, who was told the same thing-that
there was nothing in the box but plain
soap--but he knew better, and invested $5
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-09

The Character Of Captain John Smith,

John Smith, the founder Of James
town, most widely known for his fam
GUS rescue by Pocahontas, was a man Of
remarkable character, and had life Of
strange variety. The story of his
career In Romance and Tragedy Of
Pioneer Life," q new book by Angus
tus Lynch Mason and John Clark
Ridpath, published by Jones Brothers
& Company, Cincinnati, relates many
interesting incidents which have escap-
ed general observation. His subse-
quent career, after being driven from
the colony he had founded, and an en-
tertaining sketch of the man himself, is
given in the following extract from
this interesting book:
"It would be unjust to the man, to
whom we are indebted for the story OF
Powhatan and his lovely daughter, ia
close his account without referring
briefly to his career after leaving Vir-
ginia. He was forever after lobbyist
on America. He was always laborinp
to get up expeditions, Of which he
should have command. Once he did gc
to New England, and, as usual, me-
with thrilling adventures. But he wal
pursued by his same Ill luck which hat
been his evil star. His ambitious plan,
were never fulfilled, or If he did ge
men to invest in his enterprises, the,
always met with disaster and ruin
Smith had the great good fortune to b,
| his own historian. He took care to tel
his own story, and he did it we'll, max
| ing himself the center of every scene
He was a graphic writer, full of wit
and his pages, though crude in styl
| and bungled IN arrangement, are tn
most interesting chronicles of his time
tSmith was a prolific author. Hi
first work was The True Relation,
written by him, while in America
narrating the history and condition o
the colony, published In London, 1905
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More Evidence.

s. B. Hartman & Co., Columbus, Ohio,
--Gentlemen: Your valuable Peruna is the
best medicine l ever used.
Nancy Fetterrnan, Cookport, Ind, Co, Pa.
Your Peruna for Indigestion and Liver
troubles helps me. W. P. Brandon, East
Liverpool, 0.
/ was suffering with pain in the chest,
palpitation of the heart with great swell
ling of the stomach Peruna is doing
wonders for me. John D6nahue Sharps
burg, Allegheny County, Pa, ,oss
1 have had liver complaint for three
years; thought / would have to quit
work; I have taken two bottles of YOU
Peruna and am well. Thomas Bradford
314 Western avenue, Allegheny City, Pa
Ask your druggist for DR.. Hartmann
book on the ellis Of Life''-gratis 9StS
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-09

JAMES R. SHPERD, son Of Rev. John
]. Shiperd, founder of Oberlin College,
charged with taking money from
McGillen & Co., of whose millinery de-
partment he has had charge for the last
four years, claims that the charge is put
up job, a catholic persecution, his en-
ployers and many Of his fellow clerks be-
ing of that faith. He was considered ex-
cellent authority in matters Of taste in his
business, and numbered Wellington ladies
among his customers.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-09
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CON.
VENTION,
MANsr1E1p. o.. Lune 26, 18s4.

MANSFIELD, o., June 26, 1884.
To the Republican Party OF the AVlth
Congressional District of Ohio:
At meeting of the Republican Congress
sional Committee for the XVI District of
Ohio, composed of the counties of Ashland,
Holmes, Huron, Lorain and Rchland,
called for, and held at Cleveland, Ohio, at
the Forest City Hotel, on Wednesday
afternoon, April 23d last, with all the
Counties of the District properly represent
ed, it was resolved that delegate Cong
ressional Convention for the purpose Of
nominating the candidates ofthe Repub
lican party of the XVIth District
For Congress,
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To the White Mountains and Sea
Shore.

A series of three grand excursions, via.
G. G. G. & l. Ry., July Doth and August
18th, to Niagara Falls, the beautiful st.
Lawrence river, and taking in all principal
points of interest in the mountain regions.
Lowest rates. For particulars ask ticket
agents G. G. G. g. I. or d. & N. 28t5
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-09

THE new directory Of Akron contains
1O,645 names not including firm names,
and it is estimated that the population is
1885, a gain Of 1748 in one year.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-09
and
Presidential Elector,

Presidential Elector,
be held at the town of Ashland, Ohio, at
II o'clock a. M,
Wednesday, August 9th, 1884;
That the representation in said Conven-
tion be fixed at one delegate, and one al
ternate delegate, from each county in the
District for each one hundred votes, or
fraction in excess of fifty thereof, cast for
Joseph B. Foraker, for Governor in 1888,
as follows
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The Estate Of George Meach.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified Execu-
tor Of the will OF George Meach deceased, late of
Rochester, Lorain County Ohio. .N'1irIa NJ
27t8 Iul. -.sl Gop LOREN MEAcH. Il
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-09

Total ~. .s:.:.......". 16,2sS 1853
BY order of said Committee,
GEO. U. HARM, Chairman.
P, Il. STAUFFER, Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

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Esz- n All as sAa LEsrz-T a.-ars..-iaa.

Tvs maarlrs lf che rrIssz=S AMI Committees
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Elnuiuri-ea an 1nnm. urgHgtes1E- 1r H.iGtzHzs.
11Ilrv lluilss nriuItiuE e-TEaIIa1i GGIuHsa amt
riiil;f-ll -Iiil-lf Przs-siir we'll ssif.s lAau-
s-sza.s s- isilii4 fsvr teIHz--nfrr ssf-zsansnfs.
rzlufi s-ih snr and errs-T lir E1rszz--siIussnrz.
4 j r-sr,sssi IN M h ms ar hssa asres1i svln-
lIlsil s,iil.riinrssr- 81 In Ins=t =sr-st xzi.i.
1lnlHll Ifsl-5rV ant t--lTnul-E VII IN Isr-su 10
O. sriirs1 ana 1us-s zcfi s1---InrllsuE
-la zlIfarl1r s-aIi-i.s- i4iE Z -srimsfiile-s Jer
mi. r s nlausi E-iIs ~ Is l.Isr 1r zsTlsif7
Eur ans ,1 Z IN sIsiH 4 zs1E. EaiiE.I nal
q sIllr- l-1n lIIlelllnn II Committee y n ~
-ra sliH iiii-sz7 nsi-iIIzuu -is 1ris. 1Izrrizl
7an F;.Ili.l I'll lIIaiiis tzEu .ana-ssr--
4liir " O. lrI. 1uuln It- -1ia Itrszr gri,-
ir l1Eslllililu- llr tia a=ne-r al al Tlnug AMI
tit- d .s il be- liiur-i l.Et id VII .szysnn- and
-sraa aelI Eslf Irla Er FIrIusI sE,si mi anltsr
sEia slus ltls-sli rnEr-hnilsn ami ezrr rz1zzn-
1z-- 4 uaEe szis s1lIlz aE-uEif.. Elrznsss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02
MASEIEc

El-Tr-rElf- 5EIif-,ln AIuiiag 1vaui. G,lg
sta o. slr ---sfhaira ~ H Elns-i HilTs Ana,
lti.Iaiiu. y or -l-l.iE 1rr Brlrn f l "a, n els.
fs--r - y - -sE=l1 lirIlilsz.
AIl>r->a 3 "a an Niiiita4T areiI.s 1se ;8ih. az
r -r-sifzir- tf ~ ftr1 zlll, Af, silflaiHl, fv
nEAf IEv Iislgp q -l'fs. ~ q o d,lisr 20 "A ss
lsHsn >,sfsu-f
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

skSi.aiS Al lAe eseap z tAe eSssesAcs N eersls
we've aAsisa ~ ~ ehsfas t~eln. ~Aete Al al lNs
80 " tAe Ncnnttes hasssA leslssrsA ths2 sckeaa
n lssse esss eNsSeS VIII " leIsiss ArS feSteesS
~ ~ NtENt ftcee tees WV all e~rr harry,
Nsas xs-nA thetf Nssa,t.,e,z a. Aeese> fhs N>h,sa
Nj rSe1S8, 9knFafS Ss,a a>Sl 4 HMM
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

-ruE E>TATS or i.t,G ON. WILL
L ras ga ,as sAi ias % lsus,sy 4 n ~, a liNi.
ers, ~ rer eeat "a u. mfrVNCNcN
MA, p-s. ~. ~ 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

Ssaeaa,a sAestrSs>e,s AsSe Asa Az etS~gta,
esN ~ frseSsaS tAesa tS<ece fesfns ~ lss, well
NJ, S2nhosna, sn set,< - sefet.tNse ~ Ste-
aerl sai ~ Nseases ASSa<se1 ~ Ms teep>lel
ss& NJ, feN>sts has sfsea teece e,,tests,re<o(.
lssl fesF>ls.sA f>~tsasss u AsseNet wvsV rf>tea
VIA ~ e,iAe s<saSssace q ~.< fsass>sse>s " ~
rs.eN, srt u WEN - safsst ~ efst,Ss~e tAe "
rseSrntstsee csse v>e,t aasSAea i>estcstesnce,
lee rreeetscas uese WI es,ss, ssa Ssve rsSSi II
~ Sslseet resees ~ tee s,ssN, Several ~ NJ,
Nse<haene< rresc.SS s~-v sen, aNd Sawed
es&assfls, MsS lsAassetS ress.sesssS ~ tAe
~Nsa >ceeeN areegNcs St>essA cs&sSA ff| rer,
eesseasSe cic~ea wslA = Ageses tslle ~SI SNs
fretsN A. = fNceereN eeeS eV Miss tSersleA AMI
sA.e ~~t wN,ra fsrc~ x a NAysss tSiy. Oa >si.
urssy - ssure Scs,ssAaS rsvsratS,, tas Railway
>eeee. fr>,sa ~Nss.,es Ard fn,sst. ~f,avtl Gar,
reeS~ sr>a a kseatcs,f NsseN rs sS1Re~(y sNl
esrcs ~ere sar,sliv rcs>AeNa -ra cscNtpd rsss< u
h,sSAse<, S,rcel r<afSe Sk,spj ~ Sieea - Mt.
teeses1 Sese saStzsee& NssssSs y eeNssStcrs
s'sl AsS ISeytosV,s3 tsss wei - = Ss=qS ecter
NstA cxeeet nstesc ccs,srs esr Ia Nc;,.,sN
Vr~,si-g, M tSts<ls-ss@ i,clar-e ~ S'c>setsN Al
~ MICA. ErcSss Ssssi ~ INssssSy tee r,sN ~
etS,i' Nss MsnkAeN WsS etsve.
|
fee Nsc,sy X VcstA gfvve q ~ sSpd sri N.
sr-a ~ sSissS Aer tSsssss fyyS SesA
Ne Sssu H0s Hsis-S ssS ke>sss se5 ee,,,.s.i Al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

"a = "A e-@--1 - StesAlz-s s-fai'.Sir 1-r
Ir'succri-lc n Ai-ru1 Cruvlsy, sgrcrv1sc zhs
-'cit-.stl, uuil1etvf-s ts President e t1u week
n,ulen : O111E i11 ss-ics AS az1l1act ct,.s. hts
a1ztcAlG II The uesuczss rs ses AsscciK-rsnA
every tlrgilsu nliEstussr Euelsii,sG u snri ct-y
A Tie t4g,'tT g. erttictaG Eiats,i-S -isc t,c n.
eiecrlon e 1iesrs PAT AZ yaieh general e1slnsss
F1s --lzssicne,t 1eit tc -1e raculs & The Asss,-
ciiza1n en- ~ evening e me -l-h l1sSl1r, he
Ptnrer gF-sss-scs oiitt l-s taAtwlr- Pu-iyVile
-'-a,l , I2',s.i - NfA-altA q ala -hea l-ssi--
AIh WsrA-l<lietit ( 1zec VI 1ut1 1 sl'esizi-
re.iiS inli evening II NE fcrse q ts ses--n,u
q lnct1s t'r NE 1eW atr-l they afva cct-ct1i--
eS - G-ie --E i5ls-si = c-vcslIE1'r,e sccs'.eT
lsfa - ee5suHe i'sssie > el'.sfTgr - 1't'E :,
ne sil1 liil lHs . -ie t-t-t1- i-re asnch sssh
seuls IN 3!1 h.ei,' 81 Fl'iii = lsefi4 ee1r.tes
-, -.-,.-,,.,,,.-,,7 ,.,.., 81, s.r,
iiI1,i., --,,-,--',s, r. - - -.
...,-.l7-,,.-s -. S,-s 49,, 5,-I1s : - -
49,. -. s,,--,s,,-i-1, = - - : =
=, - --,.s--- - - - = - = - :, :
. = ,-s,l.s Fl - ,--s ~ ~
--,,i,5 -, - - ) - = = = - -. =
=, e. - -. =. - - - - - - :
-s.I,---.,. - - ~ 4, - 1. - = - - :
Z, irzriaa l.lr such er- ,>t-y,a -.r,a- .,y,,,sas
vith III <rlcs trrI psGc1Il 1ias has sesr tr1-ti-
iIrlas the ,uyui1s1uu;lY -iz,t-ls <ecril veir,sr
sur -.e list Two yulrf. eLz Z -lr gur1llss
we're nne sali1ee mas ne -tetnnt.- e the Ga
-z-l t-e 1utl1N seiiiils sha erAzzrE olrce ulise-
1ue 1nTe -rru WAVING ~ 1lul- li=tsrciiu- i n
errllse Tie Nur2l1g ciilsses are art surh i-e-
erllcs 80 ter'-i-I 1iysel lascs would eare -hsri ,,
ee -liz c1v'irI-1i-iir Er-r-ss 1-G V.liesl-s eHva
n'le been sfes'isics'- n these tsal,ilis cs6,rs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02
Co.PsrtnerShin Notice

". SMITH Aar- ssr-rf a, --t-t---~Af, i--- ~
usiis a.l ssyiS - ANGLING = SNrru. L ca-ss -
~ ets.rss> - r'essl.sasl, Ga. Sgies saa rrsssS
4 SNNslINt.
80 H. u >Nfrff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-02

INV ai1li'Sa-i si1lR re she-sssl-1 aaS besa ttv>
crei wa slcsurr weather. tf-,nz tap last wrek
t3G .n Al1lgi and kiiklea sascs las sesr ~
NUN ccuuvrt ne Highways t1ss Ssrses ~
a'ri tne mis- i,s AZ efss eEA,Has ID ne crcr.
Vsca -ie sErrpCca q TIE EtlRziaafl NH which
uil eulgl uurik shorty EaG the prospect n taar
au s,sid ol sussd- t,e he sssor va se eaify "
gg las average.