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Church and 5. =. Notes.
CONGREGA GATIONAL.

CONGREGATIONAL.
The Rev. s. ID. Gammell is so far i'm
proved in health that he WAS able to
preach Sunday.
The w. G. 4. L. met on Tuesday after.
noon, in the s. s. room.
The Women's Foreign Missionary So.
ciety meets on Friday afternoon, st the
Parsonage.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society
meets at Mrs. s. X. Laundon's, Saturday
afternoon.
N. L. CHURCH
The Rev. Mr. Sage has closed the Sc
ries Of meetings which he has been hold
ing.
Quarterly meeting will be held mex
Sunday. Dr. Hoyt, the presiding Elder
will be here Thursday evening and Sun
day.
DISCIPLE.
Regular Sunday services and prayer
meeting as usual.
A sociable was held Tuesday evening a
Mrs. Paulrs.
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A Reply.

Dear me how clear, almost as clear as
mud Is the answer Of L. s. to my question
in the ENTERPRISE Of Jan. 49, He says,
prohibition Is Righteous treasure for
the suppression'of crime or It's chief caus-
es," &c, &c, and that the old Parties &c
&c. This all may be true or may not
but II Is as far from the question as light Is
from darkness. II is not the moral char
acter, It's fruits, or the cause Of Its exist
tence, we inquired after; but the founda-
ton on which the advocates Of Prohibi.
bition make their demand. VIII my
good friend Il. 8. "spat on his hands" hold
his breath and try againH
TRUTH SEEKER.
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No other medicine is so reliable as
Ayers Cherry PecIoral for the cure ol
colds, coughs and all arrangements Of
the respiratory organs tending toward
consumption. IL affords sure relief for
the asthmatic and coUsumptiye, even In
advanced stages of disease.
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Glycerlne Salve, which IL sure, safe and speedy
cure for cuts, brulsee, scalds, barns, wounds and
all other sores. Try the wonder healer Satisfac
tlon guaranteed or money refunded. Only % Ct,
Sold BY druggists. <2yi
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DEATHS.

JoHNsoS-sunday morning. Feb. 7th, 1885, Alber
H., only son Of VIM. A. and Alice r. johnson
aged II months and IS days.
How we miss our little darling,
Since he left us all alone
But we know, though much we loved him,
He has found better home.
Yes, we miss him In the morning,
Yes, we miss him through the day;
Yes, we Mrs him In the evening,
Since our Albert went away!
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Myers & Saner manufacture a
horehound candy strong in flavor,
good for bad cold. They sell all
kinds Of frst-class cough drops
and troches.
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Petition OF Divorce.

Petition OF Divorce.
Tas aI, ST1Ts GdSTr or os,O Court Common Plea,
EHnA WILSON, Plaintiff.
VA. Petition for Divorce.
ALBEIT WnsoN, Dert.
The defendant is hereby notified that the plain
til above named has fled In the ofict Of the Cler
OF said Court, her petition for divorce. Sh,
charges the defendant with grose neglect Of duiy
toward this plaintiff, since the time Of their snlt
marriage. Said petition will be for hearing At IN,
next term OF Court, which will b. holden at N,
Court House In Elyria, on the 9Th day OF February
naxt. f4 ~.
BY DICKSON 4 HAsKELL, Attys for Plaintiff.
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TOWN TOPICS.

Fiorentine Skin Soap is unequalled for
the complexion. Positively the finest
toilet soap made. Highly medicated and
perfumed. Ladies', do not fail TO try II.
WOOSTER & ADAMS.
Go to r. J. Robinson's for Hot
Frankfort Sausages, Flesh Bolo-
gna, Head Cheese Pigs Feet, Nuts,
Candy and Oysters.
The best apple butter is found at Pal.
mer's.
Tbtbest fine cut, SOc. tobacco, in town,
at Palgher's.
Nleswinter apples at Palmer's.
Try Palmer's Soc. T.
Choice, eyaporated apricot apples, al
PalmrrF.
Don't forget the reduction in Cabinets,
at Sprague's.
Everyone satisfied with the prices and
work at sprague's photograph parlors.
A choice lot of valentines at Hough.
tons. Come and see for yourself. 1w
FOR SALE.-House and Lot on Court.
laud avenue, only three minutes walk
from town, aud 10 school and church
buildings. House contains furnace, and
everything In 6rstclass order For par.
ticulars, call on or address J. p. EIDT.
Wellington, o.
Farm for Sale.
Two hundred and forty-one and one.
half acres OF land, north Of the village OF
Wellington one and one-half miles known
as the Muckleburgg farm. Terms TO suit
purchaser. Inquire Of T. e. Burton
Cleveland, or Dickson d Haskell, Well
ington, o.
Feb, Q, 1886. ~.
We take stock the last Of February
Now Is your time TO get the largest re
ductions in overcoats, heavy suits, winter
caps underwear, and In fact all winter
goods at clearing out prices. l advertise
facts only, therefore come along 10
W. w. HARvRY,s, o. P. Clothier.
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We invite everybody TO call and look at
our bright, new stock Of imported glass
ware 10 Amberina, Ruby and various 9th.
'r colors II is dazzling and enchanting.
After seeing II you are never satisfied until
YOU buy.
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BALTIMORE
OYSTERS.

They are shipped TO usdirect from
the packers at Baltimore in such
Quantities that we can furnish
hem at wholesale or retail, at as
ow prices as they can be brought
rom the city.
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Court Proceedings.

Before Esquire Hustled. Case in attach
ment. l.. d. Warren, plaintiff VS. Il. w
Clifford, defendant, In amount two hun
dred and fifty dollars. Case set for Mon
day, Feb. Is.
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COFFEE

improves with age while ROAST
ED COFFEE loses its AROMA,
absorbs water and grows worth
less; hence FRESH ROASTED
COFFEE is always stronger and
finer favored. We are the only
dealers that roast coffee in this
part of the country, and that is
the reason our coffee is SO cele-
brated. c
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New Buckwheat -four, fresh crackers,
confectionery, the best canned goods in
the State OF Ohio, and everything belong.
ing TO Grocery and Crockery Store kept
on hand as usual. Also the best lime, ce-
ment, plaster paris, plastcring hair and
salt al
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-02-10

We are sole agents, in Yelling
ton, for G. S. Maltby's Old Relia-
BILE Brand Of
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Dealers report the market little more
active, but no change in prices.

SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK ENDING FEB.
Cheese ,215 pkgs., weighing $4,000 lbs
Butter, rs " 1900"
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Fiorentine Skin Soap is unequalled for
the complexion. Positively the finest
toilet soap made. Highly medicated and
perfumed. Ladies, do not fail TO try II.
WoosTER a. ADAMS.
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JAY GOULD oAND HIS LIKE"

Mr.. Jay Gould, the reputed possesso
of two hundred millions of dollars, i
posing as much-injured capitalist Mr.
Gould, it is not probable, has ever earned
a dollar that he owns. But little of hi:
possessions was secured by honest methods
The great bulk of it was got by stock
gambling, combinations and watering
stocks. His whole record as getter of
money is such as to deserve the condemna-
ton of fair-dealing men. His tspecula-
tions = (so-called) have brought ruin to
thousands of men and sorrow to widows
and orphans--the unhappy possessors Of
stocks and bonds in companies manipu-
lated by this stock jobber. But no mat
ter, SO that Gould gets richer.
Now Mr. Gould complains of the work
men on some of his railroad lines for tear
ing up bis tracks, incapacitating bis
locomotives and stopping his trains. All
this is wrong, no doubt, but 1t is pro-
test against oppression by capital, while
Mr.. Gould IS wrong doing is the result of
avarce and cold-blooded scheming, with
out reference to the sorrow it brings to
the masses.
Mr.. Gould aud his like might as we'll
understand that "the world is moving
on and that the moral conscience of the
people is being aroused over the atrocious
way in which railroad wreckers are con-
trolling and cursing the country. Under
their manipulation, prosperous railroads
are crippled, investors ruined and en-
ployes compelled to work for mere pit.
lance, while the g wreckers grow richer
and corrupt the land with brides. At the
rate at which ill-gotten wealth has come
to the front to control Legislators and Law
courts within twenty five years past, i
will reach that point in the next qnarte
of century where the ballot will be
farce and law cover for robbery.
However, a change is coming. Tn
people are aroused, and amidst much
necessarily, that will be unwise and i'll
advised, there will be evolved wise law
and regulations that will control capital
prevent its overriding power and bring
into subsection to the highest good to tn
greatest number. This land does no
need millionaires 1t needs millions o
well-to do people, with comfortable home
and higher aspirations than mere none
getting. With wealth well distributed
the land will be happy. With wealth Il
few hands, and those unscrupulous, tn
masses must grow poorer, while the fev
rich grow richer.
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urrrr, rnoM pnrrApELPHIA


PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 8, 1886,
Mr.. EDrToR:-Having few hours OIL
leisure, thought would send you brief
letter from the good old city of Brother
ly Love
Last Saturday evening there was
thorough cleansing out of the vile dens IN
the vicinity Of 9th and Vine. There we're
over a thousand men, women, girls ana
boys arrested. These dives have long
been the resort of the vile and disreputa-
BILE of both sexes and the Mayor has been
heartily congratulated over bis successful
raid, and is earnestly petitioned not to
weary of his good work, but to keep on
until these little "hells' are entirely
wiped out of existence. But the devil is
not easily subdued the dens are again
in full blast, and the proprietors signify
their intention to go on as before until
again overbauled
To the disgrace of the city, last Satur-
day evening, several OF the City Council
men came and paid the bail of three or
AOAt WDHibuJ WhO VI COuiSO WcIc III lnG
blacklist character Birds of feather
flock together" and when in trouble one
must necessarily aid the other
Recently there was held AN immense
ratification meeting in the Academy of
Music in the support of the Parnell move
ment and Home Rule in Ireland. Glad
stone and Parnell was warmly eulogized
and applauded. This city has given
about $35, 900 towards the cause.
Dan. Dongherty, the famous lawyer
and orator of the Philadelphia bar, has
cleared over $25, 900 on his lecture en-
titled Orators and Oratory''
1t is now generally conceded that Gen.
Beaver will be the Republican candidate
for Governor.
After rain the water is really so mud
dy that IL fairly strangles one to drink it..
In many respects Philadelphia is regard
ed as the first city in the United States,
but surely her water supply is the poorest
1t is reported that the young men OF
the northwestern section of the city have
formed an association, which says that nc
member shall have anything to do with
any girl or young lady, who permits
every Tom, Dick and Harry to kiss her
This equals the Pennington club, does Il
| not?
Talk about real affection, you SHOULD
see our street-sweepers brush over til,
cobble- stones. They do 1t so softly anc
SO tenderly.
Lippincott, the publisher, is stauncl
follower and admirer of Rev. M. M. Man
gasarian, who is styled the silver tongueo
Armenian. Sabbath evenings Mr. Man
gasarian has an audience which averages
about two thousand.
Quito extensive preparations are being
made for Easter.
Rev. DIR. Mutchmore, the esteemed edi
tor Of the Presbyterian, is big, portly
man, greatly resembling butcher.
About the largest Baptist Church il
this city, is Rev. Dir. Hoyt's, Broad and
Master.
The managers of the various theatert
declare that Philadelphia ranks among
the best theatrical cities now in existence
The Little Tycoon" is still popular.
p. S. NJ.
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OUR SPRING ELECTION.

Mr.. EDIToR.-Our Spring election is
close at hand. This week the different
parties will make their selections of can
didates TO present to their respective
voters. 1t is to be hoped that fair repre-
sentative citizens may be selected by the
different parties, SO that our citizens may
rest easy whichever party succeeds at the
election. There is supposed to be al
ways certain fairness among all candi-
dates for offices In the way Of asking or
electioneering for votes. When this fair
ness is adhered to, there always appears
to be after an election, certain degree
Of satisfaction, not only with the victori.
GUS but also to the defeated, and this
should always be so. A. most detcstabe
way to plead for votes was resorted to by
candidate at our last Spring election.
We give 1t as we overheard it. This can.
didate, 1t appears, was counting votes 10
the opposite party to the one that gave
him the nomipation. The story goes,
that on Sunday night previous to the
election, he called at the house of ono of
our respectable Irish citizens. There
happened to be several persons there, be.
sides the members of the family, aud this
anxious candidate let himself out in this
wise: ~ am candidate only for once
more. The candidate that your party
has selected, such people as you. should
not vote for, for this reason. His parents
and his forefathers before him were all
English and they prosecuted the Irish
Catholics ia ireland. Give me your votes
once more, then will give you all the
work that you desire through the season."
Now to any fair minded person, whether
he he Catholic or Protestant, the thing
they most detest is the being that will try
and bring up religious prejudices con
corning things that may have happened
generations ago In other countries, merely
in order to gain few paltry votes for
himself, in this enlightened community
Ii such an individual would degrade him
self before Catholic family to prejudice
them against one, not brought up in their
faith, he would do the same before Pro
testant family to prejudice them against
candidate who perhaps might be a
Catholic. Therefore such candidate |
that would belittle himself, is an ulcer to
be Stunned in any community. 1t is to
be hoped, Mr.. Editor, that at our present
election near at hand. that no candidate
will have such reports said of him after
election, and that we may have good fair |
citizens elected to Office, aud let us all be
satisfied from whatever party they may
be selected from. CITIZEN.
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The advertisement of Messrs w. II
Fay & Co., of Camden, N. j., manufac-
turers of Fay's Manila Roofing, has fire.
quently appeared in our columns. This
preparation Ia also used as a substitute
for Plaster, and handsomely colored in
oil for Carpets and Rugs. The business
originally started in 1866, by Mr.. @. j.
Fay, father of the head of the present
firm. By making goods that have invar-
iably proven fully up to representation
and by strict attention to the require.
ments Of their patrons, their business has
grown to large dimensions. The unso.
licited testimonials from many who have
used this material, show in what esteem
their goods are held by those who have
used them, and we think it would pay
our subscribers to send for their Descrip.
tive Catalogue which is mailed free to all
who desire it.
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At thirty. five the average American
discovers that he has an "infernal
stomach and so goes into the hands of
the doctors for the remnant of his life.
Prevention is better than cure, but DIR.
Walkers California Vinegar Bitters will
both cure and prevent dyspepsia, diseases
Of the skin, liver, kidneys, and all disor-
ders arising from bad blood.
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Energy will do almost anything. but it
cannot exist If the blood is impure and
moves slnggishly in tho veins. There is
nothing SO good for cleansing tho blood
and imparting energy to the system as
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Price ST. Six bot.
ties, IS. Sold by druggists.
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Pure Gold p Tested so years en-
dorsed by the best people: for Skin disor-
ders, positive cure is Palmer's "Skin
Success Tngsstigats it /! Jan. 1915.
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| A GREAT MEDICAL WORK ON MANHOOD.
Exhausted Vitality. Nervous and Physical De-
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any body. Send now. Gold medal awarded the
author by the National Medical Association, to
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The science of Life Is worth more to The young
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The Science OF Life points out the rocks and
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The Science If Life is greater value than all the
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DEATHS.

ARNWINE.--In Baptisttown, March 80. 1885, Miss
Artencia Arnwine, aged 2s years and % days,
DUNHAM.- I'm Pennington, April |, 1885, Jane f.
Dunham wife OF c. G. Durham.
LUGAR.--In Lambertville, March II, 1886, J. Paul
Lugar. only sou of Thomas II. and Fannie s.
Lugar, aged year and months.
UMPLEBY in New Hope, Pa. April 1, 1886,
William Umplehy aged 81 years and months.
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Linen Department.

1<eseSke ASCPtsAbHNGftts
Linens area speciality with us. sfs
Loom Linens, I'd widc,- 1sc., zoe. and
25c. t,.s.'......,,.. -
Bordered Damask, z5c., &c., 35c. and
Soc. Cream Damask, Bic, $50, 40c. and
soc. Barnsley Damask, 50c., .65c., 75c.
and 90c. Bleacbed Damask, Q yaIds,wide,
G5c. worth 81.
20 dozen IS by ss-inch Loom Towels.
124c.
25 dozen 20 by 4O-inch Huck Towels,
15c.
T Turkish Towels, 90 by 4o-inch, i5c.
and zoe. M r. 50
SIX Department.
An elegant Black Gro grain Silk, "a
inch wide, worth 81 40. at 08c. Special
value at SLIPS and $1.5 Colored Silks,
49c., 59c., 75c. and $50. All Silk Vel
vets, all colors, Doc. m ses
ora mat 81 a .ors;.x
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DRESS CLOTES.

Gilbert "a Dress Cloths, SOC. worth
soc. Gilbert 48.inch Cloth, 49c. worth
COO. GA Suiting Cloths, plain and fancy,
SOC. ga and Ga Ifomespun Cloths, 35c.
TO SOC.
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Muslin Department

All makes of Sheeting, Shiriing and
Pillow Muslin, at lowest prices ever
quoted.
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1RIC0T CLO1Hs.

We control the 40-inch Gilbert
ficOtS same line We were SO success.
full with last Fall. 90 Shades, Atwood,
only 49c.; worth fully 15c. yard more
54-inch French TricOts, all
colors, all shades, worth S1.15, at SOC.
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MARRIAGES.

TODD SUYDAM.--At the NJ. T.. Parsonage, Stan
ton, March 30, 1886, by Rev. W. W. Vanderbilt,
Jacob Todd, of Centreville, to Amy E. Suydam,
of Pennington.
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Yen can eetrd cn finding, at our 81,
quoted, every tiuie. m4N
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nYsPEPSIA.--Its Nature, Causes. Prevention
- and Cure. By JOHN II. McALvIS, Lowell.
Masss "a years Tax Collector Sent free TO any
address March8i-4w
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Will % general
4
purchased advance
following s a e o
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Public Sale of Carriages

N EwTOwN, PA
WY ILL he sold at Public Sale, on THURSDAY,
w APRIL i3th at o'clock, Sharp, about
l6 New and III Old Carriages.
NEW WAGONS.
X lEATHER-roP FALLING-ToP BUG
Il - GIES, side bar and full spring.
Z GARDNER JENNY LIND CARRIAGE,
nice carriage.
. PATENT EXTENSION PHEToNs, with
= one or two seats, very fine
| Is ONE. SEATED PHETONS set low and
ID very comfortable
8 DRoP SEAT JENNY LIMBS, one seat or
- very light two seated
- SURREY JUMP-SEATS, light family car
% riage.
Z CARRoLToN JUMP. SEATS, roomy fam
= NEWToWN CARRIAGE. very light,
Il cloth finish, very fine.
. NEwTowN CARRIAGES. mediu m
4 EXPRESS OR MILK WAGONS, some
r. thing nice.
The above all of my own make--wheels,
bodies and gearings-sieel axles, steel tires, are
well painted and finished and warranted In eve nv
respect equal to ordered work,
Then | have Side-bar Buggies, not my own
make, except painted and finished them; also
Ph@ton and Gorton Spring Business Family
Wagon, springs. something new. The last Ave
named carriages are warranted also.
SECOND HAND WAGONS
One extra Family Carriage. jump seat; and
heavy two-seat Carriage the rest Side. bar and
Full-spring Buggies, Jenny Linds, No-top Trot-
tiers, Jaeger Wagons, &c
ONE DOZEN SETS HARNESS.
The attention Of the public is called to the
above stock, and an attendance by those wanting
good carriages would be to their advantage Come
and get bargain. A full description by cata-
logue sent on request, An accommodating credit
80 ''f j. v RANDALL.
CYRUS HILLnoRS. Auct. March A.-3t.
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FOR RENT

cality. MRS J. SMITH
Corner ofUnion aid ButtonRo God streets
Lambertyile, March 10, gee
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ELY's
CREAM BALM

when applied into tn
nostrlls, will be all
sor b e q eileetuall,
cleansing the head o
catarrhal virus. caus
ing healthy secre
tons. II aliays intla
nation, protects TIN
membrane OF the ma
sal passages from ad
ditional colds. com
pletely heals the sore'
and restores sense o
taste aud smell.
NOT A LIQUID Oh
SNUFF.
Apply a particle o.
the Balm into eacl
nostril. A few appl
treatment arih cure.
circular. Price so ce
ELY BROTIiE
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THE MARKETS.

Lambertyile, April 7. 1886.
PRICES OF GRAIN corrected every Wed mes
day by LEAR, HoLCoMB \ NIECE, dealers in
GraiD. Flour Feed, &c