The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-01-09
Notes Of Interest.

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aerd street, n. Y, which was uaniase
~ t,re recently, belongs to Amos ~ huo,
n,;,,;onaire who owns large amouh.
~ nnonertv in that thickly populated
,,a;rhborhood. When asked some llme
saomhy he did not put upa nne Oul,a's . !,
n,o. corner, Mr.. Emo replied that !.
.,ready raid better than any strip Oh iaau
cf its size in the United STATES 50 NJ
thought that he would leave wen enousa
s,one ,f the recent fire had destroyfu
ne nresen, buildings he would prooau's
nova continued on the thin edge VI sn
-,oare 70 harmonic with the thick emu
W, Se Sow Il is likely to stand rs it Is iof
some time TO come
The use of single bottle oi ha,,s m ano,s sts
- S,c;,a;n Hair Renewer Will sno" ils
efficacy la restoring the na'ural ooio'
she Sair and cleansing the scalp
The Oldest Free-soiler in the country,
and one of the few remaining members Vi
Tho opt,.,lavery band 10 which William
Lloyd Garrison belonged, Hon Samuel T.
sewall. has Just passed away at Boston IN
his nnetieth year. He was counsel lot
spverol fugitive slaves who were arrested
IN Boston, helped obtain the famous ue'
cision in the Dred Scott case, and prepar'
ed the arguments and assisted IN the 'r,a'
r. Jobp Brown. Mr.. Sewall was the NE
lang friend of Whittier, who dedicated TO
him the prelude to ain War Time" vi
late wears Mr.. Sewall has distinguished
himself by his persistent efforts to OBTAIN
LEGISLATION for the benefit OF women IN
the Bav State. He was member oi Tue
famous class OF 1917 at Harvard
A torn,d liver is often the cause oirheu,
uatsm; 1t can be brought into action anu
acure affected by using Arturo phoh-Ea
T. ID. Felt.
Among the gifts which Whittier invar
iably receives an his birthday is Darre
ut pitch-pine bindings from the Whi'tie
cnlored school ut Tuscaloosa, Alabama
The kindliugs were accompanied thl
year by two photographs-one OF the u"
hundred children composing the schoo
and the other Of the children in the act o
voting their thanks to the poet.
No cure, no pay. On these terms ~,
bottle of Hills Peerless Worm Speclh'
Ed Felt.
Lord Coleridge has been instruments
in raising fund of $4,000 for the wido
snd daughters of Matthew Arnold.
The beauty of the skin requires pul
blood, which you can have By using Hill
sarsaparilla. Ed Felt.
Among the residents of Baltimore
George Elliott, probably the Oldest aer
uaut in the world lie began ballooniI
Ia 1884, and has made one hundred al
twenty-seven ascents in all, in only one
which he was seriously injured. II
thigh was broken on this occasion, puttil
acheck TO his aerial adventures for min
Teen years. Mr.. Elliott retired in IL
and has -,nade only one ascent since the
lie is eighty-four years old, and praetis
saoe-making, the trade he learned Wh
boy.
For indigestion, use Cobbs Little Pil
40 pills only 25 Oents. i ID Felt.
til said that Mr.. Gladstone usua
has three books in reading at the sal
time, and changes from one to the otl
chen he finds that his mind is becoml
too greatly absorbed. Appointment divi
in New York carries out the same pr
ciple in his writing, and ordinarily !
several pieces of literary work under "
together, the dropping of one to take
smother, affording him, he claims, rel
from the mental tension which mil
otherwise result.