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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-02-13
Obituary..

Eliza A. Cone was borne In Ashtabula
Ashtabula county Ohio, February 2lst, 1914
Being at her decease in her roth year.
She was married to Ahner Chapman, OF
Huntington, Ohio, at Kingsvllle, Ohio, May
gath, 1886. There were born to them OF
this marriage six children, five sons and one
daughter, three sons died in infancy or early
childhood. Her husband and three children
remain. Deeply do they mourn her loss.
Mrs Chapman experienced religion at
about the age Of ten Q0 years, and united
with the Baptist Church of Huntington soon
after her marriage. For years she was deep
ly interested In the welfare and prosperity
OF the church, heartily uniting in every effort
that was made that would add to Its attract
iveness. Being especially efficient she
joyfully assisted In the services Of praising
God In his sanctuary. Hers was o deeply
religious and earnest christian experience
As the years increased SO increased her love
for her SAVIOUR. As her final sickness came
on, which terminated In her death, she was
apprehenslve that this was her last illness.
Often expressions escaped her lips which
assured the attendants that her thoughts in
her periods Of consciousness were much upon
heaven and divine things. As she neared
the end 1t became difficult for her " express
herself In long connected sentences so that
1t became necessary In order to find out her
wishes to do so by direct questions. Seem
Lfhg desirous at one time OF saying something
to the family as they were gathered about
her bedside, the question was asked her IL she
was trusting In JesusY to which she replied
In her characteristic manner 20 yesl he Is
my Saviour, Blessed Salyationr' In truth
BLESSED are the dead which die in the Lord
from henceforth."
Her last sickness was one Of mnch suffer-
Ing but no murmer or complaint was heard
during 1t all. She passed quietly away at a
little before two p. NJ. Of Tuesday Feb. 5th.
Her children have but TO add that she was
the kindest OF mothers, being ever anx-
lous for their happiness and for both their
spiritual and temporal welfare and in the
words of one Of old they would rise up and
call her blessed.
Jesus has opened the beautiful gates
Loved ones were waiting her footsteps to greet,
Hearts torn and bleeding in silence await
The summons that opens that beautiful gate. D..
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr.. Abner Chapman and family desire
through the columns Of this paper to express
their sincere thanks to the nurse (frs. Carr
and others for their faithful attention,
and Ito the friends and neighbors who so
kindly offered and rendered assistance dur
ing the recent sickness and bereavement in
their family. They desire also to return
thanks to the Rev. Mr.. Kennedy for his
appropriate remarks; 10 Mr.. G. L. Couch for
the kindness and sympathy manifested In
taking charge Of the services, and especially
10 Mr. w. s. Franks and his assistants for
the trouble and pains which they took
to provide such sweet music at the funeral
services. ABsER CHAPMAN AND FAMILY.
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A Card Of Thanks and Appreciation.

The ladies Of the Benevolent Society Of
the Congregational Church desire to express
their thanks and hearty appreciation Of the
elegant gift of White Sewing Machine,
80 kindly donated to their society by the
White Sewing Machine Co., of Cleveland,
Ohio, through It's gentlemanly agent Mr..
L. E. LeMonte. In this age Of improve
ment and criticism, no new machine could
have met with the marked and unparallel.
success that has attended the "Whitep
lover one-half million already made house.
hold favorites) unless II possessed superior
excellence and intrinsic inertia Being
comparatively q new machine, the
White has, in'its genius Of construction
eliminated all the defects and imperfections
found In the older machines, while II has
embodied within Its range Of work, all
their essential features, and In addition,
has incorporated in its structure vast
number Of excellent Improvements and
capabilities. Afer Q careful and impartial
investigation Of It's scope and working, and
with Q desire 10 do no injustice 70 the
many other excellent machines, We are
constrained TO pronounce the White Ma
chine the best In the market. II is mot
only capable OF doing ordinary family
sewing IN manner and ease unsurpassed,
but also embraces within, its' range, tho
embroidery stitch and all the facilities for
the inaufacture Of household decorative
art. We are delighted with machine OF
such versatility Of work. Its Improvements
over other machines are too numerous TO
mention. Its simplicity 10 marvelously
unique. II has double feed, and round
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Gburfb & 5unoap 5rbcol.
Items under this head ioiH be charged one
half cent a word each insertion.

Rev. S. ID. Gammel, of Lynn, Mass, will
preach next Sunday Morning and evening,
at Congregational Church. 7t2
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
Church desire through this medium to re-
turn thanks to the White Sewing Machine
Company for the very beautiful and valu.
able Machine presented them by their
agent MIR. l.. E. LeMonte, and hope to
make 1t so servicable in charitable and
benevolent work that it may yield a
satisfactory return TO all concerned.
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We'll Rewarded.

a liberal reward will be paid to any
party who will produce case of liver,
kidney or stomach complaint that Elec-
trio Bitters will not speedily cure.
Bring them along, 1t will cost you moth
Ing for the medicine If 1t fails to cure,
and you will be well rewarded for your
trouble besides. All blood diseases,
biliouidess, jaundice, constipation, and
general debility are quickly cured. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed or money refund
ed. Price only fifty cents per bottle.
For sale by j. W. HoughtOn' 33yl
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The Supreme Loss.

There Is no bereavement that so ap-
peals to the universal sympathy of old
and young as the contemplation Of the
removal by death of a wife and mother.
She is the central figure Of the home,
the one who self-forgetting, patient,
helpful never ceases to forecast the needs
and be prompt TO do whatever will add
to the happiness, the comfort, the con-
venience and the well-being of her
family and household. When this one,
the home-keeper, the house-mother,
lies pale upon the couch Of her ever
lasting sleep, the whole machinery of
home has lost Its guiding force. How
swiftly comes the Conviction that there
Is
ain all this cold and hollow world no fount
OF deep, strong, desthlsss low, like that within
A mothers heart"
There will never again be such ready
hands and willing feet, such forbearing
tenderness toward all belonging TO her
as dwelt within her breast.
There Is an unutterable sadness In
the multitude Of associations that clus-
ter about her memory In the home from
which she was taken. The evidence OF
her taste and skill and industry, are
wrought into the whole fabric Of It's
domestic life. In all its accumulations
and cherished possessions, she has had
pleasant eradication and interest. Its
privacies, snxieties, hopes, Joys, achieve
ments she has shared, and her sympathy
has been unfailing. Money cannot buy
such service as the wife and mother
givcs, nor any remuneration purchase
the unselhsh devotion she ffesly be-
slows. To . mother long dead sfter
Many summer the Eass had grown green,
Blossomed and fadsd, ihelr fsoss bctvesn."'
A daughter happily surrounded, and
herself growing gray, has turned In
hours Of lonely mother-want and with
never out-Rrown, but fresh keen sense
or loss, with yearning passionate pain
and sincerity cried
sMsther, mother, my heart calls for you;
Long tonight for your presence again."
Thoughts something like these must have
occurred 70 many friends In that COM
pany OF relatives, neighbors and citizens
which crowded the bereft home at the |
funeral last Friday, Of the wife Of |
mayor Herrick. The Rev. ]. II. @.
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L. p. Dukehart.

Supt. Of the B. q OR 8. Hotels 6C,on.
ductor on the Baltimore and Ohio Ran.
road for 20 years, and previously q drug.
gstD writes: Cumberland, Nd Dec. III
1881; 1 have used but one bottle Of Peruns
between myself and son. He had Diph.
thereto sore throat, and 10 now well. ) A.
for myself, Il has entirely relieved the dun.
ness IN my head, which has been Of long
standing-the, result Of chronic malaria. J
never took any thing in my life that gave
me such great satisfaction. Nv villa "A
now taking Il is also.n Ask your druesisi
Tor the .Ills OF Life" and how 70 cure thcm
"a book. .i , .uTFiIiT t'7' - -
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Lorain
County farmers Institute, for the election
of officers, will be held at the Elyria
Opera House, Thursday, February 2lst, at
1OAM. An interesting program will be
discussed. Let there be liberal attend.
ance VIII. TUCKER, Pres.
F.S. REEEY, Secy. 0t2
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The Sewer Project.

Tothe Editor Of the ENrKRPRIsE. iI tD
q The late rains and melting snow has
caused considerable inconvenience to
citizens living on the low ground south of
the rail road, by furnishing more water in
their yards and cellars than needed for
present use. The subject Of sewerage is
spasmodically once more the prominent
topic of conversation. The more sensible
part Of the community appear to be in
favor Of postponing all other contempla.
ted public improvements and getting the
drowning town out of water. We Of the
north part of town have good and sufflc-
lent drainage. The two large open ditch
es carry off the surplus water and leave us
high and dry. Yet we are willing to be
taxed to the extent of the law for the bene.
fit of our more unfortunate fellow towns
men who have so literally heretofore ex.
hibited capacity of soul at least mile
and half square embracing both sides Of
the rail road North SIDE.
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Prohibition Convention.

The Prohibitionists Of Lorain County will
meet at the Town Hall, 0berlin, February
22nd, at 10 A. NJ, and elect delegates TO the
State ConYention at Columbus, March
9th, to appoint delegates TO the National
Convention, Pittsburgh, May 2lst, 1884, and
other important business.
By order Of the Central Committee,
6t2 +. s. TRIP, Chairman. =
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COAL

| am sole agent here for the Sippo Coal
Companys Massilon Coal, acknowledged
to be the best Massilon Coal produced.
also have a superior quality of Soft Coal
for CRATES or domestic use, entirely free
from suit and but little ash. A full stock
of the best Lackawana Hard Coal always
on hand, and Blossburg Coal for black
smiths use. Coal by the carload speci.
atty at prices as low as the lowest.
@. e. SUTLIFF.
Wellington, Dec. 12, 1888. 27y1
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FOR SALE,

Several very desirable residences In the vii
lage of Wellington; prices from 81, 100 "a
$500. Also Farm of 1870 acres, situated
on the east and west center road in the
township OF Brighton. Also farm of 90
acres, situated 1 mile west and / mile
north of the center Of Huntington, and
one of 1887 acres mile north and mile
east Of the village of Wellington. Terms
on all OF the places easy. g. b. RUS.
SELL, REAL ESTATE AGENT.
january l, 1884.
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For SALE CHEAP-FoR CAsH-A good
home with seven rooms, cistern, well,
wood-house and small barn. Very near
the business part Of town, and desirable
situation. Inquire at the Office of HER.
RICK & RICHARDSON.
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SALEsMAN WANTED-To sell Nursery
Stock. Full line Of new and valuable
specialties. Permanent employment and
good salary TO successful agents. Addres,
giving age and references. THE GEO. A
STONE NURSERY CO., Rochester, N. Y
2w.
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Bucklen,s Arnioa salxe.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted TO speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt
Hhenm, Fever Sores, Cancers, PIles,
Chilerains. Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and ali skin eruptions, guaran-
teed 70 cure In every instance, or money
refunded. % cents per box. For sale
by ]. w. Houghton. aeyI
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Some Foolish People.

Allow cough TO run until its get be.
yond the reach Of medicine. They cfsen
say, Oh, II will wear away, but In most
cases II wears them away. Could they be
induced 10 Try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Bslsam, which we sell On
positive guarantees 70 cure, they would
immediafely see the excellent effect after
taking the frst dose. Price 50c, trial size
nee. Respectfully, II. g. Starr q Co.
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Ladies' Basaar.

Rcoms, east aide Public Square. Miso
Clari, Of Cleveland. . ccmpetsnt Drsssns-
ker, assisted By Miss Julia Hamilton, 'havs
charge Of The Dressmaking Depsr}ment'
bhirt.making, Ladies' and Children Cloth.
ing, all kinds Of Family Sewing and Fancy
Mors made TO order. Cutting and Fitting !
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ALLEN-sRCKLER-o Tuesday evening
Feb. 5, 1884, at the NJ. Z. Parsonage, Huntington,
% by Rev. W. @. Dawson, Mr.. Geo. Allen and
Miss Ada Seeker, both Of Spencer, Medina Co., o.
.CRABTREE-MEAD-we Wednesday, Feb. 9Th,
at the residence Of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs
Mr. W. NJ. Crabtree and Miss Madora Mead, both
Of Wellington, o.
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miscellaneous.

Under this head wM be inserted "Wdnts, .
"For Sale" For Rent" "Lost,"
"Found," etc., ETC., at charge Of one
rcent tcord.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-02-13

The Nashville Jubilee singers will give
one of their unparalleled entertainments
at the Methodist Church, Thursday even.
ing Feb. 21st. Tickets for sale at Husted's
store.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-02-13

Aha!-Dentists who have tried Tea
berry," pronounce it the finest thing on
the face Of the earth for the Teeth and
Breath. Wooster d Adams.
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5ufietp Mleetines.


A charge cf one cent toord each insertion
WtH be made for all matter under this
head.
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WANTED.

A small house or part of house, suitable
for housekeeping for small family. Any
person having such, will confer a favor
by calling at this office +. b. HURLBURT.
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An old nurse says: Acker's English
Remedy is best for coughs, Group, dypther.
ia, or bronchitis. Sold by Wooster &
Adams. @
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II don't feel welll" The stomach is out
Of order; neglected, this means chronic
dyspepsia. You should take Acksr's Dys-
pepsia Tablets and avoid this terrible di.
sease. Sold by Wooster q Adams. O
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WIN. h. Eckhart, Marion, o., says: II
used Browns Iron Bitters for indigestion
with most excellent results.n
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Annsements.


Notices under this head toM be CHARGED
one cent a cord for each insertion.
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Mrs. Daniel Rossl Zanesville, O. .!says
u used Browns Iron Bitters for impurity
Of the blood with excellent effect.n
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No longer question Of opinion, We
guarantee eyery bon Of Aokef's Dyspep-
SIC Tablets. Price, 25c. and 800. Wooster
d Adams. w O.
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"UsWBGO, POtter County, Pa.
DIR. HARTMAN-DEAR SIR: The small
ulcers are all healed, and the two large
ones are not more than half as large as
they were. | am feeling quite we'll The
people say your Peruna is doing miracle.
| do not take nearly so much opium as |
did before. MRS. ELLEN MAYNARD"
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To Physicians,

We do not find fault, reproach or con.
denim the practice Of any regular physician
this is not our mission-but we do claim
if we were to add Peruna to his pre-
scriptions as directed in our book on the
"llls OF Life" and furnished gratuitonsly
by all druggists), he would cure all his
patients.
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Marriapes.

No charge wH Be made for notices under
this head.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17
ILoyE hut THEE.

There IL no other ] ever can love. darling,
No other tho earth can hold beside;
There's none haliso dear 10 me, darling,
Tho the earth be both weary and Wide.
Thy heart lisa temple of truth, darling.
Fair virtues inscribed on thy brow:
Thy name Is the dearest TO me, darling.
Twill ever he dearest ms now.
I've laid all my hearts truest love. darling,
Low down at thy feet In thc dust;
! have worshped thy image alone, darling.
Keep this ms pledge OF my trust.
Love binds with wonderful chalp. darling
with magical, mystical art;
In years when all Others are changed darling
No change viii bc found In my heart.
ANo rs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17
AN ALLrGORy.


Once upon time there was very
good king who had two sons. Those
sons he named Mems and Cor. Their
father died while they were young
and when upon his death-bed, calling
his sons to him he spoke thus
MY sons, have ever watched over
you with an anxious eye. / have
pointed out to you the various and d.
vergent paths of life, taught you TO
pursue the good and In shun the evil.
Now the time has come for me to
leave you; 1t Is your fathers last re.
quest that you follow his Instructions.
My kingdom now divide equally
between you. Take each your part
and rule with discretion.
"Toyou, Mems, give the rich and
freshly furrowed fields known rs the
Kingdom of Mind. Each furrow
Ia perfect, each grain Of dust contains
mine OF gold. A wall of adanant
incloses your kingdom. Within there
are three powerful cities, called Memo
rio, Consillum and Imagination; also a
large number of towns and villages,
all of which are yours.
fe"t yo"' suulects well ana lney
VIII obey your slightest request; ask
700 much OF them OF neglect
them and they will re-
Voit ana forever shake off the
yoke that makes them yours. Weigh
carefully the counsel Of these God.like
subjects, for they are old In experience,
"Ihere Is not IA worm, not "a grub,
not a weed, not thorn, not an uncul.
tVatei spot. not "A useless atom in all
your domain. the streets of your
ci'ies nave Just been swept, while the
lrsgrant odor still rises from the newly
iuffowed helds. Let no means remain
uhtried for lettering the welfare Of
yeur Kingdom.
but the wall of adamant does not
lnclose All that ! give you; there are
other realms without, which are Your
vassals and pay you homage. on nil
Sides OF this wall of adanant there are
little gates, from which little tunnels
lead the way to other regions. These
gates are made OF various material nc.
cording 10 the value OF the region 10
which they open.
ION the north are two crystal gates
inlaid with diamonds; they open To
the most beautiful, valuable aud com,
plicated parts of your kingdom. This
region is called Ocull.
"On the east and on the west there Is
golden gate leading To the region
called Anris. Between the golden
gates there 10 one Of silver, opening to
another region called Lingaa; while
Just above The silver gate there opens
one Of copper, leading TO still another
region called Nasus.
Mellow the golden gates are gates of
iron, leading one 10 the region of
Manus. Net far to the south there Is
an Inviting path leading to Heart,
your hrother's kirgdom. Here no gate
Restraints you the path Is always open.
LET this path ever be full of sun.
shine; let naught but roses and violets
be strewn In the way. Be ever al
| eace, for what reason can you give to
God for being At war with your equal,
your brother, your own blood. With
your own vassAls you may have occa-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17
TIE LAnnRER,s VIEW.

"Let tho grand old party perish.r
Ia the laborcrs' earnest cry,
Heard like mutrribgs Of the thunder
Ere the ttorm approacheth nigh.
From the far Pacific regions 4
To Atlautics sounding shore,
May be heard thsi murmurs saying;
sway corrupt Wen bear no more"
I'VE are tired OF high tariffs.
Wrnng from us who sweat and toll
To enrich great corporations.
or be ofiicc.ho'ders spoil.
I'VE ARE tired OF corruption,
And OF cormoranis who prey
On the vitals of the naiion;--
Long, too long, has teen their sway.
rho the PLUNGED knight is gorgeous,
WIN his trappinss gay TO sight;
Yet he shall not have our ballots,
For his record Is not bright.
Tits with sorrow we confess 10,
That the one who doomed 10 grand
In the councils Of the nation,
strove for peif with ,tcal.hy hand.
Honesty Is what we Sigh for
In the nations august head.
Thank tho Lord the next will have IL,
Cleveland In the race will lead.
democrats, he up and doing,
Justify us In our trust teys
scon Will ircnble rosues In office.
And their hopes be in the dust"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-17

sion to quarrel, therefore have | built
the several gates leading to these re.
gions, that you may debar them from
your Kingdom until they become rec.
oncilej; but between brother and
brother, let not strife intervene,
To you, Cor, give the shady groves
ana Woodlands filled with numerous
hidden caves, through which there
rush streams of Frightening purple,
making the regions pleasing aud fer
lille. Such IL the kingdom of Heart.
Your kingdom is like u labyrinth of
many passages into which many gates
are opening, some at the slightest
ioucli. others requiring pressure and
even force. Pause and behold the nu-
merous domains Won possess
First there Is the gate OF Goodness;
entering you walk the paths that lead
10 Heaven. Near 10y are the gates
leading to other domains,
uoh rs Charity, Piety and
Prudence. Further ON Won come
TO the gates of Happiness, Hope, Cour-
age, Generosity, Mercy, Faith and
Love, Oh. you know not what they
Dar outside and in.
y our feet are on the threshold of the
past, but your hand is Turning the
door-knob of the future. Let Heart
and Mind ever he in communion one
wi,h the other, Let not pleasure, fear,
nlstrust, hypocrisy, formallty, anger
or sable sorrow, enter your Kingdom.
Keep II pure, clean and free from ali
licentiousuess.
once more, my boys, / charge YOU
10 heed q fathers last counsel
H. RtrMSry