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Neither Hanged Nor Drowned.

Nelther hanged NOT Drowned.
To ne Editor,
1t was in 1865, aboard II. NJ. S. Intrepid,
Capt. Bligh. We were securing the
China seas, hot after the piratcnl black
flags that in that day plagued the Indinn
main. the straits settlements and the
whole coast from the Yellow River to
Singapore.
About 10 O'Clock one day we over
hauled. of Formosa. n big Dutch bark,
whose right nj company had been ra-
toned ont TO the sharks and suuids
We called her to with blank and laid
alongside to study her teeth, which were
| MS numerous and assorted MS her people
big yellow devil on the waist rail called
us to q purley and Capt. Bligh sent Lieut..
Geo. Boles with me in the gig. Tue deep
trenchery of those dogs was not yet
known.
Boles took me aboard to carry the jack
as a sign of the Queens authority.
noticed then some ropes at the yard that
were no more toppin' Lifts than they were
stray lines. The were juried for our re-
ception. and the minute we stepped over
the rail we were run up to the yard with
the noose-ends of those ropes at our
necks.
A howl went up from the savages he
low, and they let fly every ounce of their
was n terrible roaring in my ears and a
bursting of blood in my head, hut ] saw
the old Intrepid rock, then her port lids
fell with flap and then-we sunk and
! was picked out of the water. Jack
Creed, my old mate, was "sharping ="
from the cross-trees, and had cut my rope
with his Martini. YORKSHIRE SALT.
Blown From the Topsail Yard.
| To ne Edn,r:
In February, 1877, the bark Iron
Age sailed from New York for Rio
Janeiro. Paul Gray and seven other
graduates of the schoolship st. Marys
formed the crew. and were beginning
their irst voyage on merchant vessel.
After week at sea, and when well out
on the Western ocean, the bark was
overtaken by circular gale from the
northwest
Through the poor seamanship of the
captain the ship labored right through the
centre of tho gale, which lasted twenty
three days, being mos, of the time laid to.
having only n rag of canvas set. the solid
green seas frequently making clean
breach over her deck.
At eight bells in the midwatch on the
very first night of the gale Paul Gray and
the rest of the watch below were called
on deck to reef down.
Gray climbed Rlott in the bitter cold
blast and, with the sleep in his eyes.
manfully struck ont on the topsal yard.
cropping his way through the inky dark
ness, which was made all the deeper by
the weird phosphoreNcent gleam of the
foam capped seas beneath.
Paul was first aloft and first out on the
quiverinc yardam to secure the post of
honor at the weather earring. But, alas.
on the treacherous foot-rope he missed
his footing and tell into the sea.
JACK ROVER.
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IsTASTs treated With AosELL's TEETHIse o91s
DIAL bile lssthlng are n0l iEstIuL PEles 25s' =
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Children Gave Their Pennies.

Cnildren Gave Their Pennies.
To me Eiitnr
lnclosed find So. collected by a Young lady
from the children living in East Ninety-tifth
street.
The evening world., 1890-07-12

The servant girls At Fort Dodge nre threat.
cning to strike for more pay and lighter
work. The movements organized.
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sPo1LETS

ohm l.. sullivan IS awful mad with Muldoon
He has given lie enough 10 Muldoun for hImIto
start soap factory
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THE WAYS or WOMAN FAIR.

And now the sanitary alarmist announces
that there is death in the pocket hhndker-
chief" In the delicate folds OF the dainty
linen squares the malevoleut microbe and
the baneful bacillus may run rampant
Warning is given that We are liable to in.
hale the germs Of consumption and other
terrible disorders. As a remedy it is recon-.
mended that VIC follow the example OF our
Chinese relatives and Substitute handker.
chiefs Of paper. Take heed in time.
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The bridal cake that Rraced the table at
the Stanley nuptials to-day ia mounted on
n circle of fluted silver pillars A white silk
shield with the initials ID. I. II. NJ. s. WAS
pinned in front.
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Hoods SaTsapaFilla

sold BY all druggists. 81 si1 Tor s5 Prepared
only by c. I. HOOD CO.. Lowell. Mass.
IOO DUsES OSE DOLLAR
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MIR. THOMAS BEAIRsTo. 100 AsHBUR RToN
ANEN JE. YONKEkS. N. Y.

My head vou'd ache. my eyes water. There
were ringing or bgzziuR ',ses in my ears, Nv nose
was stopped up hrst on SIDE, then on the other.
My hrta;h'nR wa, short and lhborGd. II would
at op IN arse suddenly I would get SO dizzy
that Woa staEger like blind man My tiroat
would bu nlipd with the mucus which dropped int o
T. from my head. hlwked and spit constantly.
My chest paired me. Il ielt as though some one
was resting their weight on II. Then sharp pains
would dart ihrouEh m side aud AK could not
sleep At night, would be awaks coughing until
Wa utter cNhA' s ed, In the morning vo Id al.
ways fee wretci si. don't believe a , one was as
IN BerAbie a. was
Yes am we'll now, and feel strong an hearty
and owe u all to Drs Copeland and Blair l hope
my story viii be he means OF doing others goot
am very grateful tor what Drs. Copeland aud Blair
have done for ms ~
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Summer Weakness

Is quickly overcome hE the toptng. Teyiying and
blood purifying qualities OF Hoods sa=saparilla.
This popular medici'e drives of that tired feel
ius and cures SICK headache dysfepsia. scrofula
and ali huuoTs. Thousands testify that Hoods
SaFsaTari!l1 makes the weak strong"
- My SbOle system seemed 10 I've entirely run
down. my ambition was gone, had pains IN my
back and : feeling OF iassltnde Nhirh could not
throw Uu. Nas treated unslrtessfully for KID
ney troubles. determined TO tTy Hoods SarsA-
parilIa, Before the trst bottle was tAken I can
candllly say ! was relieved | have used the
u4edictne Ci and on ever stu e and recommend
q for kidney aLt all liver complaints Mas. ".
d. sTRASo. e3l Atlantic ave, Brooklyn. n. Y.
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giddy young Iowa Niger has heen cut oh at
one hundred and twelve. What an "orisinAl
package he must have been
The evening world., 1890-07-12

When the bonnet is seen at all II does not
deserve to be called bonnet: it Is merely a
chaplet OF leaves bound together with n bow
Of velvet ribbon and narrow velvet ties
crossing in the back and Just looped care
lessly together in the front. That loosely
knotting together Of ties is such a comfort
in warm weather. when bows under the
chin wilt down aud look dilapidated indeed
Ave minutes after they are tied.
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PENFIELD.

Feb. "a, 90.
Mr.. VIII Jswett, Of Rochester, o., was
in town last week. He Is going TO work
for +. Batcheller this season.
Mr.. Ben Chambers will peddle milk
for Mr.. r. Jones OF Wellington,
Mrs Berkey returned TO her home In
Bedford last Tuesday. Her sis'er. Miss
Sarah Mccoy, returred with her.
"a Mt. and Mrs. J. Murray, Of Clarksheld,
o., are visiting friends In town. Mr..
Murray will manage the south Penteld
factory this season. We are glad to well
come 10 our town and homes such citi.
zens as Mr.. aud Mrs MURRAY, and hope
they may make this their permanent home
Mrs. Minnie Simon aud Mrs. Florence
Metzger, Of McComb, o., are visiting at
Mr. and Mrs 4. S. Newcombs.
On Wednesday night last the young
people gathered at the residence of Mr.. j.
Yost and enjoyed very pleasant time.
Mr. W. J. Krebs was in Rochester last
week on business.
Mr.. John Wadsworth, Of Wellington,
visited friends in town over Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Alleshouse returned home
from Paulding county where he has been
spending the winter.
Prof. Mills, Of Berea, o.. made visit 10
Rev. o. Lawrence last week.
Dr. Frank Lawrence, son Of Rev. O.,
Lawrnce, spent several days In town last
week.
IL is a well-knOwn TACT that our roads
In general are not well worked. Now
why can't we have the township divided
into two or four districts, and elect or ap-
point men TO oversee them that will see.
to It that the taxes levied are worked. out
to our mutual good and not paid by
setting in some shady place, or by carry
ing water ~ each other. More work aud
better roads are what we need. County
Commissioner Phelon mus; have done
most Of his work at some remote part Of
the county. and made good time at that
TO ge, over 5000 miles in 2O6 days, a rate
OF 1 miles per hour for the entire time
this would not leave much time to survey
work or TO play poker. We hope the
bill to salary such offices will pass 4,
once.
Mr. +. Batcheller had cut into wood, q
beech tree that made lilI cords of IL
inch wood. Who can beat thai and moi
pile the brushS
Mr.. Henry Holiday does not improve
and 1t Is feared he will have ~ be laker
to the asylum.
Mrs r, Sheldon and daughter, Of Well
ington, are visiting al j. Harris. Abb
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X. Monosmith has purchased the A. d
Donard homestead Of 2i2 acres at %,
per acre. Rumor says he contemplates
moving there In the spring.
R. Baughman, Of Huntington, visited al
WI Fulk's, day or two last week.
Mrs. Campbell, of Kent, o. Is visiting
at her brothers., A. J. Dewey,
Mrs. J. Murray and son from Welling.
ton, Is visiting at J. G. Murray's and
Henry Franks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Burt spent day or
two In Wellington last week.
Mrs J. T. 0rr's mother, Of Pawnee, is
visiting her
Mrs. ]. Naylor and daughter, Minnie.
Is visiting few days at the old iarm.
Carrie Rupp is home on visit.
IL seems TO be rather an Improbable
piece OF business In this community Tor
young man Of % TO attack an old soldier
Of 90 years with vile threats and the
throwing OF stones, as the soldier proved
himself fully capable Of driving his
antagonist up stairs and into the house
twice, without even saying word, only
returning as favor few Of the missiles
aimed at him. Result, a law suit, the end
OF which is not yet, with the soldier In
the lead.
Last Friday morning between s aud 0
O'Clock, j. Ross, living on the Foster farm,
~ miles northwest Of t,wn, went N the
barn TO do his chores, when he saw smoke
Issuing from the roof Of the house, and II
was with the hardest work that most Of
the household goods were saved. A good
number Of our townsmen went to the
rescue, and none too soon, as II was with
great difficulty that the barn and graDary
we're seved; the barn catching fire two
different times. Origin Of fire, defective
fiue. GLADYS.
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The TEVs
a, Gathered " o., s.,.isl G,r,Ir.ai.lA,
All About the Happenings and Special
Events in their Immediate Vicinity.
LITCHFIELD.

Feb. "a, 80.
The farmers held meeting last Tues.
day night in order TO form Farmers
Alliance. Another meeting for organi
zation is called for, Monday night.
Mr.. Chas Simmons, Of Cleveland, spent
Sunday In town.
A boy has come to live at II. L.
Jenne's.
Mr. Hollowell died Monday after a
months illness, aged rs. He leaves a
large family TO mourn his loss. Remains
buried In Lafayette.
Mrs. Lee White died Monday Of pleur-
isy, aged AZ. She leaves large family
husband and an infant over a week old.
The bereavel family have our heartfelt
sympathy. The funeral services were
held at the ho1se. Mr.. White was unable
to accompany the remains to the vault.
Mr.. Henry Halliday is insane as the
results Of the grippe running inlo fever
Mr.. Halliday was insane about fourteen
years ago, but had recovered.
The Mock Trial presented by the Y. p
P. @. was q decided success. II was pre-
sented in a mastery manner, every one
did themselves credit The Y. P. P. @
express their thanks to the young people
who aided them In the entertainment, anc
also the martial music and the orchestra
There will be donation AT the Baptis
parsonage Thursday evening for the bene
Of Rev. Hall.
There was no service at the M. Z
church last Sunday, owing to the absenc'
Of Rev. Dresden.
Wm. Booth is very sick.
You Know.
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BuNrIsaros.

Feb. "a, w.
As q community we are beginning TO get
over the la grippe, though there are q few
left yet who have not had II.
Lewis Meachum and Walter Hull are
sick with measles.
Roll Baughman came home from Ada
about two weeks ago suffering from the
effects Of la grippe. Anna Chapman
came home from there last Monday, and
is quite sick with Ia grippe. =
Charles Haskins, from Columbus, Is
spending a few days with his mother, who
is sick with quinsy.
Mrs. Annie Shaw, nee Collins, Is visiting
her sister, Emma Haulk. She 10 from
Michigan.
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The entertainment at the town hall Sat
uIday evening was q success, both socially
and financially. The scholars did well.
and everything passed off very pleasantly
and they raised funds enough to get a
nice flag which we hope soon to see wav-
Ing over the school-hocse.
Howard Dorchester spent Sunday at Mr..
Breyley's.
Mrs. Stedman has returned from Cleve-
land and Is with Der sister, Mrs. Wells.
The first public sugar party Of the sea
son will be at Mr.. ]. B. Robinson's on
Wednesday evening Of this week.
Mr.. Carver closes his school in the
south district on Wednesday OF this week.
DIR. Thomas seems to be doing more
riding Than any other person In town at
present
Burt Bailey with his two little girls has
moved TO his fathers, where hlS mother
will help care for the grand. daughters.
Married, at the NJ. E. Parsonage in Lo-
di, Saturday evening, February 22d, Mr..
Henry Moore, Of Cleveland, TO Miss
Almira North, Of Huntington. The hap
py couple left for Cleveland Monday after
noon.
ED. ENTERPRISE :-Oft being urged TO
contribute to your worthy paper, nothing
attracts my attention, at present, more
than
"MoDERN IMPROVEMENTS"
Imagine with what dire dismay
Old Matthew. Marx. Luke and John,
Could they come back to earth to-day,
Would view the present "golngson.r.
Where once they walked, or rode on asses,
The engine whistle cuts the wind,
Now, New disciples. fixed with passes.
Curse because the train s behind.
And those wise men, imagine them
Following the guiding star
That rose and fell on Bethlehem,
On the top shelf Of sleeping car.
And think OF Solomon, the great
Laying crafiily his lines
To get some kind Of special rates
For all his wives and concublnes.
There's Adam. too. how he would sigh
And turn TO Eve. and speak her low,
When hsst he heard the brakeman cry
''Edeni change cars for Jerichop
Then Moses, how surprised he'd be
When, standing back upon the ridges
And looking on the old Dead sea,
He saw old Israel mending bridges.
There's old Nebuchadnezzar, too,
Doomed in fields his life to pass.
How he would stare when first he viewed
The sign Park. Please keep OF the grass.
And Dives, could he but leave below
And come on earth, how he would wilt
when he should undertake " show
His wealth with Gould and Vanderbilt.
There's Samuel. what would he do
II he, when kneelinR all alone
Should hear the brisk "Hellol Hellol''
OF Ell at the telephonef
How would those children whom the bears
Ate up for telling him 70 "Eo."
, Stare AZ Elisha's scattering hairs.
In the front seat Of burlesque show.
I, How would David. with his sling.
Oontrise 10 linges round about.
with Sullivan still In the ring, ~
With cash ip thns he't"xnocis him cufs''
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WELLINGTON LoRA COUNTY OHIO FEBRUARY @ 1890

And how the multitude that fed
Upon the sermon on the mount
Would feel their hair raise as they read
The Associated Press account.
The scene has changed by Galllee,
And altered In old Palestine;
Jerusalem. ere long, will be
A little station where you dine
Should ancient WORTHLESS, from their stage,
Look down on this worlds crowd
Seeking to take the advantage,
Think you they would be proud?
Now. each Of the human family
Regard themselves the best;
Praying Providence provide for me.
And Satan take the rest.
Some GENTLE, Jew. or Persian. Greek,
Barbarian, Cytherean, or Main.
Improvement" well methinks might speak
Some should be "born Again.
-ANoy.
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Beware OF olntments for oatarrh
That Contain Mercury,

rs mercury will surely destroy the seuse
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering il through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip
lions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do u ten fold TO the
good you can possibly derive from them.
HallS Caiarrh Cure, manufactured BY
FL. Cheney q o., Toledo, o., contains
no murcury, and Is taken internally, and
pcts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. In buying HALLS
Caiarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
Inc. II 10 taken internally, and made IN
Toledo, o., by II. J. Cheney q Co. tit a
IB-Sold by Druggist price 75c. per bottle
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-26

Prot. Loisetts,s Memory System ia
Creating greater interest than ever In all
parts OF the country, and persons wishing
10 improve their memory should send for
hie prospectus tree as advertised In an
l,fher colmun.
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stands at the head. obeiiin College writing
Dept, oberiin school Of stenography and
Type-writing, and obefiln business College
an connected. Expenses low, Instruction thor.
ough and courses complete Circulars free
Address McKER & HENDERSON, oberiin, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-26

FOR SALE Cheap, Blk Horse Pove,
Engine. large Boiler In good condition
Fct further pprucul2Es, cali q shc EstsI
rlS oT'rn' ~ ~ ,f.l w
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BRIGHTON.

ECO. SHt oVs
The grippe is loose ming.
The Congregational Society will be
held at Mrs. j. Benefits next week. All
are invited.
VIM. Jickels is failing.
Mrs. Dell johnson has been on the sick
list.
Rev. Rutledge and wife returned from
Steubenyille, Friday last.
There have been several conversions
during the meeting conducted by Rev.
Williamson The meetings haye been
very interesting and will be continued
this week.
Mr.. Charley Ronk took his vile to Nor
walk with him.
Rev. Rutledge preached 10 large con-
gregatIon again last Sunday, nothwith-
standing his remarks upon dancing, two
weeks ago, which 30 agitated "a sister,
Our best people are not the ones that At
tend dances and object to being classed
With those thatdo. ! think Mr.. Rutledge Is
no, a man who is going to. preach to please
the people, II he thinks thing wrong
he is not going to uphold II for the sake Of
being popular. or 70 please some one
Would TO God there were more such God
fearing men and women In the church Of
today, not afraid to speak the ruth and do
The right, let man say what he will. AS
70 brother Ruuedge misrepresenting the
l'question, The bali WAS not told. The
empty bottles - be picked up In and
Around thehatl Afier the dances could
perhaps tell story far worse than any
thing brother Rutltdge said. Our peopl,
pride themselves in never having had I
saloon here, but continue TO cleo
trustees, year after year, who are in favol
Of perverting the use of the hall in thii
way. A BRoTHER.
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SPENCER.

ven. "A, w
We have had the pleasure OF sampling
some first class maple syrup; rs cents
per gallon.
The sick, so far as we know, ore con.
valescing
+. Grissinger Is finishing Off rooms over
his shop and will occupy il In the spring.
A. 7. Van Is building an addition 10 is
store, and II Is understood that be and
Harry Hahn will put in stock OF boots
and shoes,
A sugar eat at James Eglln's Thurs ay
evening for the benefit Of the Ladie-' Aid
Society OF the +; B. Church. Ali are
cordially invited 10 go and have sweet
time.
II was mistake In last weeks issue
about Mr.. Rupp being sick; Il was Mrs,
Rupp.
Judging from the amount Of Goods
hauled nom the depot during the lasi
two or three weeks, our merchants arr
expepting rush II TRADE in the neal
future. We hope their expectations may
be fully realized, as nothing helps tow
lmofc tha.. hrmc trace. ttf
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iFp 8cn00I- 70, $HORTNhNn.

ELlIIfd icachers. ThoTouKh work. Modern meth
o1s- Low expenses. % per cent OF graduates In
.rlii.< and prnefie-i FnriI,h courscs. pog cata-
Iornr. 1ddrcsa n \. Meredith, pfin., eaud'5ky.o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-26

Mrs. S. Clark is visiting in Bedford.
Charley Todd, of Norwalk, is staying
with Geo. Green.
Our agent, Mr Kaufman, who has
been absent the past month returned last
week.
Charlie Gill is again 10 toSn.
Jay Hall, Of Pendeld, spent the Sabbath
in town. News.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-26

Feb. %. 80.
Mrs. Whipple the organist has been
sick but her place has been filed by Mrs.
f, Kinney.
Mrs. NJ. Pete has returned from WeIlin.
gton where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. DR., Holiday.
Mrs. Wagner, Of Michigan, has been
visiting her neice Mrs. Virgil Burge.
Several Of our people have been sick,
Mr.. ]. T. Burge, Mrs, W. Grundy and
Mrs. A. Gil, but they are now recovering.
Mr.. G. Bond has returned from his trip
TO Marion.
MIR. Peasley's sister has been visiting
him.
Miss Carrie Hosiord has gone to the
islands, she has many friends in this
place, who will miss her.
Mr.. Stephen Days people are going
to move to Pitlsheld. we are sorry to. have
them leaye, we will miss her in the choir.
Mr.. Scranton has gone to Dover 10
make preparations for building new
house where he is going to move the first
OF next month.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
Bee LINE .. &c. \ !. lY.,
From aud after Dec. I, 1882 trains win pass Well
ington as follows:
CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
WHEELING I LAKE Erie RAILROAD.

Cleveland g. Marietta r. r.
From and afterD Dec. z, 1889. tralnswll pass Well
Ington as follows:
GOING EAST, .....
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SAUNDERS, PHOTOGRAPHED.

Pictures Of ali kinds. Finest worK and latest
styles. Oop1iae and enlarging 10 orAyon, Ink
and Pastel. Special attention 70 the babies
tro.ier't Block, WeliinEton, Q.
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Cavtelle's Art Gallery.-PIctures IN ey
- cry style and right up with the times.
Special attention paid TO enlarging In Crayon
Ink. or Water Colors and copying from OLD
plicates can be had at any time. Gallery over
BoWlbY < Halls grocery. -
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roNsoRIAL.
DENTISTS.

n ,. H0LnRO0K, Dentist. Oflcs over
III. Husted's store, In Bank Building.
Wellington, Ohio. Nitrous oxide gas admin
stared for the sxtraotisD q teeth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-09-26

The Australian ballot system has
been tried successfully in the South
and its efficacy and fairness have
been attested by both parties. The
Savannah Ne'oS says that wherever
the system is in operation people
do not collect about the polls, be.
cause there is no inducement to do
so. The voting is secret and the
voter, having discharged his duties
as citizen, proceeds to his regular
duties as . citizen. This has also
been the experience in Memphis,
where the innovation has been in
PRODUCED to the satisfaction of all
intelligent voters. To be sure, the
bosses are complaining because
their influence is minimlzed to the
minutest fraction, compared with
the fine work which they used to
be able to accomplish In the past.
But the bosses are not entitled to
all the consideration, and if the
people choose to have an inning
occasionally, the bosses must 60 to
the rear. In all probability the
Australian system will become the
State law OF Georgia, and the time
may come when Virginia may give
It a trial.