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, 1889-10-02
AMONG THE BALL TossERs.
AT PITTSBURG.

AT P~ITTSBURG
Two good singles, four very scratch.
one base on balls and Ewing's mutt at
home plate yielded the home team SIX
runs in the fifth to day and won the
game. The visitors earned their two runs
in two singles and a triple.
Score: Pittsburg I, New York ..
Errors-Pittsburg 10. New York s.
Base hits-Pittsburg 3. New York 2.
Batteries-For Pittsburg. Staley and
Miller. For New York, Welch and Ew-
ing.
Umpire-Lynch.
AT CLEVELAND.
For once in its history the Cleveland
club hit Clarkson's delivery, but the hits
were not connected and Boston won with
u any effort.
Score: Cleveland 5, Boston 8.
Base hits-Cleveland IL, Boston IL.
Errors-Cleveland 3, Boston 6.
Batteries-For Cleveland. Gruber and
thinner. For Boston, Clarkson and
Bennett.
Umpire -McQuaid.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Inability to bunch their hits and poor
fielding was the cause of the HoosIer' s de-
feat to-day, Fee pitched a good game,
but was given poor support. Attendance
500.
Score: Indianapolis 4, Philadelphia I.
Base hits-lnGianapolis s, Philadel.
phia s.
Errors-Indianapolis 3, Philadelphia 3.
Batteries-For Indianapolis, Fee and
Sommers. For Philadelphia, Sanders
and Clements.
Ulnpire-Knight.
Al CHICAGO.
Washington won to. days game with
ease and but for their numerous errors in
the seventh would have shut Chicago out.
The black stockings played a very loose
game.
Score: Chicago ., Washington I.
Base hits-Chicago 10, Washington II.
Erro.s-Chicago 7, Washington 4.
Batteries-For Chicago, Dryer and
Darling. For Washington, Keefe and
Riddle.
Umpire-Powers.
Association Games.
AT PHILADELPHIA
Score: Baltimore 4, Athletics >
AT ST. LOUIS.
Score: st. Louis 7, Louisville 1.
Railroad Accident.
STUTTGART. Oct. IA train ran off
the track neal Wild Park station to day
and rolled over an embankment, Many
persons were killed and injured.
, 1889-10-02

Ladies', yOM sciH miss IL If
yOM DON'T get some of those
" OOt Hose. Fire pairs for
81. The biggest bargain
ereC offered.
THE FIR.
, 1889-10-02
Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Following is
the debt statement issoed to day.
Interest bearing debt:
, 1889-10-02

Railroad Accident.
STUTTGART, Oct. IA train ran off
the track near Wild Park station to day
and rolled over an embankment, Many
persons were killed and injured.
, 1889-10-02

Document in poor photographic condition.
, 1889-10-02

al Dept; Cheyenne, Hyc
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

brain. The terror passed; an unfathom-
able weight Of sleep pressed me down.
was dying, / was dying, and then was
Acknowledgment
A change-life came back 70 me, but be-
tween the new life and the life that had
been was gulf and difference. Once more
stood in the darkness Of the shrine, but Il
blinded me no more. IL was clear as the
light Of day, although Il was still black
stood; and yet IL was not I who stood, but
rather my spiritual part, for at my feet lay
my dead SELF There II lay, rigid and still, a
stamp Of awful calm sealed upon its face
while gazed on II.
And as gazed, filed with wonder, was
caught up on the Wings Of Flame and
whirled awayi awayi faster than the light
ming fash Down fell. through depths Of
empty space, set here and there with gilt
tering crowns Of stars. Down for ten
million miles aud tentlmes ten million, till
at length hovered over place Of soft, un-
changing light, wherein were Temples, Pal
aces and Abodes, such as no man ever saw
infhe widest visions Of his sleep. Thay
were built Of Flame, and they were built Of
Blackpess. Their spires pierced MP and up:
their great courts stretched around. Even
- hovcrcd they changed continually 70
the eye what was fame became blackness.
Whist was blackness became fame. Here
was the fash Of crystal. and ''ere The
blaze Of gems shone even through Ie glory
that rolls around the city which is IN ths
pinos Of Deafh- There were trees, and
thsir voice ~ they rustled was TIE voice Of
mpsis; therew air, and as Il blew its
breeth wns the sobbing notes OF song.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25
AN AccoM3LIsHEp LIAR.
How Pastc-ssDd- Scissors Editor FoaIcd q
Young Lady.

Young Lady.
A youthful newspaper friend OF mine.
writes TIC Chicago Journals sidewalk
stroller, wao "a so fond Of tao pastmo OF
''guying" his acqnaintanccs that he fire
quently yerge5 upon pure fabrication, de
Hvered himself last night Of piece Of au,
daciiy so monstrous that the recollection OF
IL even now eIchains my attention and re-
fuses 10 DO dismissed A lively little party
Of fge or six had gathered in the parlor
after dinner, and. after running eamut OF
other subjects, the conversation had turned
upon newspapers. Among other things,
IL is my youthful friends duty 10 clip from
the exchanges every day q column OF T.
ticism Of various lengtd and grades OF ex.
cellence, and select the best OF them for
publication, under o suitable headline In his
paper next morning. II was with happy
knowledge Of this IN view that one Of the
company, a bright aud attractive girl, inter
rogated the youth In this wise: "Mr. M"
quoth she, show can you possibly find the
ideas 10 write q Whole column OF those
funny paragraphs every dayi" The young
man winked sieal.hily a; me and responded: I:
"Oh, It's very simple, assure you. I Just
hHAt tAg BipSs pAs ~ AAeSiS VI ltlc uebk ana
think hard for FIVE minutes. Then the
ideas conc, aud generally manage to write
the whole column In about tiirec-quarters
Of an hour The young lady was duly I'm.
pressed, but inquired: What does the little
line at tho bottom Of each paragraph meant
It's always the name Of some other paper.
lsn'titr For one instant the young rascal
was staggered, but recovered himself In
stantly and answered with sublime ef.
frontery: "oh yes, just stick the name Of
any paper happen 20 think Of at the end Of
each paragraph, so a. 10 add little diver
sity to the column. People think they're get.
ting the best In the market then, you know"
The young lady was perfectly satisfied and
accepted the explanation in the best Of
faith. A veteran journalist who was pres
ent muttered something soto uoce about
having heard the best lie Of tho ce injury.
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no De COsTINUED.I
RECENT EVENTS.


InE losses In Pennsylvania alone, from the
moods OF May ~ 70 June ], amounted 70 w.
"o'ooV ana o'ooVhves.
RScEST cargo OF Java sugar, landed at
fhlladelphia, was infested with sWarms OF
sugar-heas resembling potato-bugs, and in-
nicting sung Ike bees.
A BRICK and stone building In Chicago,
weighing 5000 tons, and filed with ten
ants was lately raised twelve inches BY l.
UOJackscrews, placed on waxed ways and
moved hfty feet
JoHS II. SuRRATT lately had his life in
sured at Baltimore. In the application
the cause Of the death Of his mother: "She
was murdered by the United States Govern
ment"
A BRASS ring was seat from Germany TO
New Yorker the other day, which was
seized by the customs officers. The tar due
70 the Government was three cents, and II
cost the United States something like s15
To collect that sum.
VINO ever heard Of cheese uinei Yet
one has been discovered at Palmyra, Wis.
It isn't precisely mine; in fact, being q
AeA ~ HbAANANy VI NbggoC W nun wan butADa
many years ago beneath 4 factory and
there in some manner forgotten.
IT Is said that hundreds Of colored men Iiv-
ing in North Carolina, owing to the low
wages they receive, arc thinking of emf
grating to Western, Northwestern and
Southwestern States. Since last fall, II Is
reported, at least 1900 colored men have
emigrated from the State.
Tuz Amateur Society of Photographers
Of New Y ork has been rendered a fine like
ness OF Daguerre, the gift OF the PARIS
society. Il has been accepted, and soon
will be sent over 10 this country, where Il
win adorn the rooms Of the society and
give inspiration 10 the many young work.
crs.
The wits VINO have 80 long made the
United States navy the target OF their ar
rows can now let hy a few shafts at the
English men of-war. During the recent re-
view three OF their finest ironclads we're so
disabled that they had 10 be laid UP for ex-
tensfye repairs, and several others were
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

WILL You SUFYER with dyspepsia amp
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raAr HACKING CoUGH can be
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THE INCURABLE CURED.
A Remarkable Statement from 9
Well-known Citizen Of
South Carolina. y

Cancer is hereditary in my family, an
aunt on each side having died from this
dreadful disease. In each instance the
cancer was located In idenucally the same
position that mine fist made It's apper.
ance-just below the left eye and extend.
Ing down the left cheek bone and nose.
l was attended by the best physicians, but
the case continued 10 grow worse under
their Treatment, and no hopes of cure
could be given by them; they said II had
better have my affairs for this life and the
next arranged for the cancer was liable 10
strike vital organ At any moment and at
once bleed me 10 death. About this time.
1856. i met with Mr.. Shirley, living near
Due West. whose cancer was being rapid
" cured by using Swift's Specifc(S. S. 81
then gave up the doctors and all medi.
cine | had heretofore been using. and
commenced taking s. 3. y. and after using
the third bottle, discovered that the scab
had fallen OIL, and that those sharp dart.
ing pains. 80 Characteristic OF the cancer,
had ceased, and the discharge was very
profuse. In a few days il began 10 heal
rapidly, and soon dried up. BY the time
had exhausted the fifth bottle there was
nothing lett but tue scar where the cancer
bad been, and | was n well man. The
cure effected in my case is considered by
my neighbors most remarkable one, and
clearly demonstrates the fact that s s s
DOES CURE CANCER. Swift's Specific
is a boon TO suffering humanity, and all |
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II trial, and like myself will be convinced
OF its virtues" JAMES b. ARNOLD.
Greenwood, 3. 9.
Treatise on cancer mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25
Electric BItters.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as TO need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Filters sing the same song OF
proise. A Dnrer MEDICINE does no. ex-
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remove pimples, boils. salt rheum aud
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viii drive malaria from the system and
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store.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25
ODD OCCURRENCES.

AT Waterloo, N. Y, an economical man
and. woman recently married had their
honeymoon trip on q nherry-go-round, at a
total expense Of only five dollars.
II one neighborhood in Dakota lately there
were only two lucifer matches 10 go around
among twelve families, and persons were
detailed 10 build fires and keep them alive
night and day until n supply could be mad
As A result Of q movement started by
some fun-loying youths, every man in Syi-
vania, Ga, now wears his hair closely
clipped and no whiskers or mustache.
Those who wouldn't agree 70 shave were
forced into barber's chairs and made TO sub
NIT TO The operation.
FoE tweBty-eight years 4 resident of
Silver Creek, Mich, has owned two mares
which were halfsisters and were marked
just alike. They were both killed recently
By the same strole Of lightning. and after
their twenty-eigbt years Of service together
rested IN The same grave
A HAs who went to pick berries near
Bear Lake, Pa, the other day was found
some hours later lying on the grass uncon-
scious, with hugs rattiesn.ke fastened
70 his trousers. Ths snake was killed and
he man revived with cold water. He had
not been bitten, Jet BE- was anecfed Just -
ifhs had been until his nnders talked himout
ON Y,
Wrnx q Alh AM, 10 hsles out on The
desert from DaEgett, Cal, . conductor saw
spigeon flying around - though hunting
for uzfer. He tired several times 70 catch
d, but when close DE bird would ~ svsy.
Having ANAL fihs along, he crippled one
,uing. when be discovered that Il was
czrrfsr pigeon, be4ring . love letter IN .
eooss quin tied % TIE nght wing, dated New;
York ard directed 70 . young lady IN Ban
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25
A Grateful Clergyman.

Rev. Thos. Richey, formerly presiding
elder of the Northern N. Y. Confer-
'ence, giy'ls this opinion of popular
remedy: II have found Van Wert's
Balsam to be a wonderful effective med
iclne for the lungs. Ibave recommend
ed IL to several Of my friends who are
suffering from consumption and almost
miraculous benefits have followed Its
use. l am of the opinion that If taken
III time 1t would affect certain cure OF
this dread disease. i would urge all
who are suffering with tuug and throat
troubles to tryit. Trial size free. e.
w. Adams the Leading Druggist.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25
Coles carbolisope

Is medicinal Toilet Soap, p,absolutely pure.
and free from the deleterious ingredients
used in many OF the so.called skin soaps.
II purifes the skin, allays the irritation Of
sunburn, rash and prickly heat, softens
the hands and prevents Toughness and
chapping, cures black heads, pimples and
skin blemishes, and preserves, freshens
aud beauties the complexion. II pro-
duces soft, creamy emulsion, even in
hard water, and is positive luxury for
the bath, the toilet and the nursery. Get
only the genuine, the label on which Is
black and the letters green. Price 25c.
Sold bv +. ID. Felt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

thee. Remember then TINS: II thou dost
triumph, great shall be guerdon; II thou
dost fail, heavy indeed shall be thy punish
ment, both In the flesh and In the land that
thou callest Amenti. Yet this for thy COM
fort; shame and agony shall noe be eter-
nal. For, however deep the fall from
righteousness, If but repentance holds the
heart, there is o path-a stony and cruel
path-whereby the height may be climbed
again. Let 1t not be thy lot to follow 1t,
Harmachis And now, because thou hast
loved me, my servant, and, wandering
through the maze Of fable, wherein men
lose themselves upon the earth, installing
the substance for the spirit, and the altar
for the God, hast yet grasped clew Of
Truth the Many.faced- because love
thee and look on TO the day that, perchance,
shall come when thou shalt dwell blessed
in my light and in the dong of my holy
tasks--because Of this, say, It shall be
given TO thee. o Harnachis, 10 look upon
the face Of Isis-even unto the eyes OF the
Messenger, and not die the death. Behold"
The sweet voice ceased; the dark cloud
upon the altar changed-lt grew white, 1t
shone, and seemed at length 10 take the
SnrOuueu bnape Oh WOmhn. lueD Jne BOluen
snakes crept from It's heart once more, and,
like living diadem, twined itself about the
cloudy brows.
Now suddenly tho vapors burst and
melted, and with my eyes saw that Glory,
at the very thought Of which my spirit
faints But what lbaW 10 Is not lawful TO
utter. For, though have been bidden TO
write what / have written Of this matter,
perchance that record may remain, there
on have bee s warned-'ay, even now, after
these many years. saw, and what / saw
can not be imagined; for there are Glories
and there are shapes which are beyond the
reach OF mans imagination, saw-then,
with the memory Of that sight stamped for
ever on my heart, my spirit failed me, and |
sank down before the Glory.
And as / fell, II seemed that the great hall
burst open and crumbled fnto flakes Of fire
around me. Then there was sound az the
sound Of worlds rushing down the cataracts
Of Time-and knew no morei
rT0 M lOSrIxurD1
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

Il Is said that tie elder Booth used often
10 take subordinate character in play,
ike that Of the grsve-diggcr in Hamlet, and
play bis part so perfectly as TO glorify not
only the humble role which he assumed,
but the whole play. With many Of US, the
position which we occupy in society will
necessarily be very obscure one, but nv
viii perform well our part our life win be-
come Of interest both TO ourselves and TO
others
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

J NJ Loose Red Clover Co. Detroit.
Mich.-GeDtlemeD: Ny wife has for souIe
time been afflicted with something like Q
scrofulons disease. and found no relief un-
I'll she gave your Extract Of Red Clover q
trial. ] am happy IN say she has ex.
perieDced great relief. This is but q
slight testimonial OF my appreciation Of
your efforts In behalf Of humanity, which
you areweIcome 70 use Cor their beaefit
] am. very respectfully, ii. Arms.
And many others. -s,f1
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

IN Sill ENCE we
n passedinto the shrine
4 Of Isis. Dark 1t was
and bare-only the
4 feeble light from the
lamp CLEANED faint
, " upon the sculpt-
lred walls, where, In .
hundred efiigies, the
Holy Mother suckled
'he Holy Child. The
Priest closed the doors
md bolted them.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

The Homeliest man in WellInf fton az
we'll as the handsoinsst, and Others are in-
vited 70 call on any druggist and get free
q trial bottle Of Ksmp's .BalsaIn for the
,angs and thI0at, remedy that 10 selling
entirely npon its'inerits md Is gdafantesd
p relieve and cue an Chronic add ACME
Cough. Asthma, Brouchifis and Oousum.
ptioh. Large bottles 80 cents and 81.
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oyH sr1yssas1rD irssrsntrs
- -: 80: - - I. /.
'Opirolf & C)ssslsnd ntsnm Nm %.
DETROIT. nIcn. !.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25

)F THE INITIATION OF HAfgMACHIs; or HIS
VISIONS; OF MS PASSING TO THE CITY THAT
rs IN TIE PLACE OF DEATH; AND or THE
DEor.ARAzIOE or ISIS, THE NEssEsGEh
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25
cHAPTER WI

Illustrated by N1cHoLL. after CATION wooD-
WILLIE and oRrrfrRrHAoEN.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-09-25
CLEOPATRA.
Being an Account of the Fall and
Vengeance Of Harmaehis, the
Royal Egyptian,
AS SET FORTH BY HIS OWN HAND.
By H. RIDER HAccARp,

Author of "King SoIonnon's Mines, /"
"She."" Allan ouaternain,"
Etc, Etc. Etc.
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-30

For owe with sucking lamb In ab-
ssses Of grass. give good clover hay
and roots cut and mixed with corn
meal
Continue to feed freely after lamb
ing. plenty Of bran and roots with one
half pound Of grain or oil-cake per
day. clover day. and fresh water not
cold.
Keep In tho yard . box containing
salt with one-eighth part sulphur.
As to the lambs: II young lambs
are chilled from = storm. q warm bath
applied to the back il exeeaent u this
IL not enough rub the back with lini-
ment of amonia. spirits OF turpentine
or any stimulant
Lambs may be altered and locked
1t from two to five days old.
II . lamb comes weakly give .
spoonful or two Of warm milk to make
II active enough to suck. A
Rinse bottles or cans used In feeding
lambs. as sour milk Is death to them.
In case OF diarrhea from this cause
give one ounce peppermint water with
one ounce prepared chalk. one-half
teaspoonful or more. according to age.
three times . day. Give this or other
mild remedy for scOurs, II lamb has
sticky excrements. The milk Of the
best butter-cow is too rich and should
be diluted with water. Farrow cows
milk produces constipation; add q little
cane molassea Fresh cows milk IL
best Milk should be at it, natural
temperature and not scalded. Feed
from q gill to q half pint at arst, after.
ward all they will eat
Teach the lambs to eat - soon a.
possible. They will eat bran sooner
than any thing else. Give them .
place Of their own, with shallow
trough. and SLATED to keep out sheep.
When two or three weeks old give
roots, bran, oats. corn meal and oil.
cake all they will eat Cotton-seed
meal will produce fits in young lambs.
Oatmeal Cruel is good for weak
lambs. Put little salt in their mess.
Provide comfortable shsltae end yaI
run.-Farm Journal.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-30
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q. W. B. Raider, living seven miles from
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catarrh, which he thought incurable, - Il
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r. n. Lawson, last Point, Ga, writes:
my wife had scrofula Is years. She kept
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emaciation and no appetite followed. Att
er phy sicians and numerous advertised
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recovery was rapid and complete"
Oliver Secor, Baltimore, Nd, writes: II
suffered from weak back and rheumatism.
Il. b. b. has proven to be the only medicine
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