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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-19
PENFIELD

muiOu ~ w.
Snow and mud as usual.
Mrs. H. Cragin, Of LAGRANGE, is visit
ing at Mr.. and Mrs. W. F Langdon's.
Rev. W. Springer preached at M. e.
church Sunday morning, but few were
present on account Of had roads.
On Thursday last while boiling sap in
Mr.. R. loves bush the 13-year-old son
of Mrs. Snyder, Of Spencer, slipped aud
Tell into the pan Of boiling sap. He was
taken out at once by Messrs Lowe and
Falconer but was burned very severely
and bis recovery Is still doubtful.
Grandma Goodyear does not improve.
Mr.. W. ]. Kanpp is much worse at pres
ent, and II is feared be may not last long
unless he receives help soon.
One day last week the bay thorough
bred running horse belonging to r. Bar
ret, jumped onto fence and was badly
hurt. Veterinary surgeon r. Holland,
Of Wellington, dressed the wounds.
Mrs. ]. y. Barlow Is gaining and is en-
tlrelY out Of danger.
II. Sooy aud o. X. Starr have gone IL
Cleveland with horses Perhsps Home
can show o. X. some Of the ways of the
world. ..
Mrs WI. Krebs is attending her sister
In Rochester who is very sick at present
Mr.. F. Ingraham has moved into the
Hastings house. A, B.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-19
PITTsFIELD.

mhrcn IL, w.
Board of Education met on the 10th inst
and adjourned TO the 2ith TO meet 1t
that date 10 examine and determine as
to the plan ot a new school house In sub
district No. o.
Congregational society met on the 11th
and decided to hire a younger minister
than Mr.. 0lds, Mr.. Warner being first
choice, age ana experience being at q
discount.
Mrs Belts died last Thursday morning
at her son Fred's In Camden, aged 80
years.
Corlos Avery is recovering slowly from
severe attack Of Ia grippe.
Il Is claimed that the worst going Of the
winter was last +. Friday. Bad enough
anyhow.
Yesterday was very stormy clustering
day, congregations were vry smlL
Some of our folks put on o,ercoats Tor the
frst time this winter.
The figures as ~ the time necessary TO
pay for the stone road proposed for the
county are wrong. Its stated that levy
Of three mills on the dollar would pro.
duce $4,000, and that the entire amount
s252OO would be paid of In three years.
Let us see. 8 times $4,000 10 si7i, 900 leav.
| ing $4,000 deficiency. Then again in
the estimates Of cost t,stpposiue the amount
70 be sufficient, which Il doubtful, there
| Il no provision Tor drainage or bridges
and know there are bridges, not few
] which would not sustain the strain Of a
10-i" roller. ~.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-19
BRIGHTON.

March II, 80
Sc. Day is moving to Pittsheld where
he will work In cheese factory. Hat
to see you 70 s. E., hut come over. and
see your old friends once In awhile.
o. NJ. Gilleit will occupy the house on
Whey street owned by S. Bidwell.
Married, by Esq. Bond on The l2th, inst
Mr. Silas Myers and May Prosser both Of
Brighton. Wish you much joy.
A. B Scranton is going to Dover where
be has bought farm ard is building a
house.
There has been no use Of our writing
for your paper as a"Brother" "Sister"
dancer" Sam" and Mike" have
been giving you the news In good shape.
Meetings continue in the NJ e. church
with good attendance.
Our winter schools haye all been closed
but two.
Wm. Ward has moved IN Huntington,
having sold hs farm In this town and
buying one In Huntington where ne nVeu
when a young mar. Nj, Wards people
will be missed in Brighton,
j. Bennett assignee Of c. P. Ronk's es-
tate, sold the farm at public auction, Sat
urday, March 10Th. Charles Peet being
the lucky man. The 3S acres bringing
s2lO0. Considering the lOcation and i'm
pr0vemen,s this is low price.
The NJ. L. society met with Mrs. G. e.
Fox on the 18th.
Levi Rood IL on the sick list.
J.R. Plumb who has worked In the
factory south OF town fnr the past few
years leaves for Pitisheld, where he will
take charge of that factory We are sorry
to lose so energetic and enterprising a
young man. ROVER.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-19
SAUNDERS, PHOTOGRAPHER.

Pictures Of all kinds. Finest work and latest
styles. Copying and enlarging In Crayon, Ink
and Pastel. Special attention to the babies
Cresier's Block, Wellington, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-03-19
NOTARY PUBLIC.

CawteIIs's Art @ Gatlery.1-Pictares In ev
- cry style and right up with the times.
Special attention paid to enlarging Ia Crayon,
Inn. or Water Colors and copying from old
pictures. Old negatives all preserved and uu-
piIcates can be had at any time. Gallery over
bowlby 4 Halls grocery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-13
ROYAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Letters Exchanged R~tweeu the Houses Of
Holland and ~pasp-

LesterS rxchan g~d between the Houses OF
Holland and SPAN
A correspondence has been going or,
between the Princess wiIhelmina.
who is likely soon To be Queen of the
notwithstanding the sur
rrising recovery or her father. the
King. from what was expected 20 be
permanent insanity the infant
King Of Spain.
The Princess. who Is III her ninth
year. has always been delighted to
hear all that her mother. Queen
Emma. could tell her about the baby
King of Spain A day or two before
her last birthday. entirely of her own
accord. she sat down and wrote her
cousin-al Kings and Queens are
coGsins-a letter, In which, after Civ
ing list of her principal treasures.
including her favorite big doll Pauline
and her pet pony. she went on Co tell
him that some day she should be a
Queen. though she did not want TO Be
one one Bit
She added that she supposed little
Kings liked toys as well ~ other little
boys. and II her mamma would allow
her she would send him the biggest
Noah's ark she bad ever seen-which
had in it every animal in the Zoolog-
ical gardens at Rotterdam and others
besides.
Both the letter aud the Noah's ark
were sent Go Madrid. and In due time
the Princess Wilhelmina received from
the King of Spain charming little an
swer. written. of course. by his de-
voted mother. Queen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-13

Artists and men of letters sometimes
insist upon doing their work under
peculiar conditions. which people Of
other occupations often look upon as
quite foolish and unnecessary. No
doubt there IS something TO be said on
both sides. Some writers, Like Scott
and Trollope, have been "a methcdical
as any bookkeeper or mechanic. But.
In general, if man is to do his best
at any kind of creative work, be must
When Emerson had lecture to fin
ish. he was accustomed to go to Bcs-
ton and take a room at q hotel. where
be could be secure against interrupt
ton. But men are often more In dam
ger from their own laziness or tickle
ness than from any outside intrusion.
The French painter, Gericault. had
an abundant head Of hair, of which
he was very proud Being extremely
DESTROYS of finishing his picture. The
Wreck of the Medusa.' he had his
head shaved completely smooth, and.
by the time the hair was grown again,
his great picture was done.
Il never should have painted il.
he said. IF had not cut CIT my hair.
| was seriously tempted, again and
again, to throw away my brushes and
rush out, but, disfigured rs l was, l
didn't darev'
Soitoux. the sculptor Of statue of
the Republic which stands In front OF
the French institute in Paris, found it
necessary To complete this work with
out intermiSsion except for the most
necessary rest. Being mechanically
ingenious, be devised a sort Of clock
work which upset glass of water
upon his face after certain time had
gone by.
Victor Hugo in writing "Notre
Dame de Paris" had all his ordinary
clothes taken from his house. aud
dressed himself in garments So fantas-
tic that he dared not leave bis room ia
them
The painter Ziem, another Partisan.
had himself locked in his studio while
engaged upon q certain work, and
contided the KEY u MAJ whom he
could trust. and who WAS under or
ders not to unlock the doors. even If
the painter himself shoold command
hun. IN the steruest manner, 10 DO So.
\ hole WAS cut In the door. and
through it. once day, food was passed
Zlem worked on in this way through
the coup detat Of 1851. when Louis
Napoleon ursurped the government.
and the most stirrlng events were TAX
ing place. The painter knew nothing
about them he had left orders that
no letter nor paper should be givea
him.
His picture finished at last. he came
out OF his long captivity b hud that
France had passed from a republic ia
to "a monarchy. Youths Companion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-13

The first vessel Of schooner rig Is
said u have been built in Gloucester
about the year l71a When she went
cY the stocks into the water q hystand-
er cried out; "Oh. how she scccnsl y
The builder insaantly replied; "A
sooner les her be- and from that
time vessels thus rugged have gcne by
that name. The word scccn Is pcpu-
larry used in some parts of New Eng-
land ~ denote the act Of making
stones skip along the surface &C the
water, The Scottish soon means the
same thing The word appears ~
have been originally wr'tten seocnee,
-l4ncoln County News
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-13
GEO. w. LINCOLN,

THE KNOWN FIELD CON
l all kinds
curtaed shop
all kinds
at
aaarng in mn : al a :
Thanking the public
| respectfully
w.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-13

BECHSTEIN PIANOS
m

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED SOLE
IL Agents for the sale of {. BEcssrEIN S
celebrated Pianofortes, We beg To solicit
orders for either Horizontal or Upright
Grand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-13

Every day that the san rises ops,a
the American people il sees ae add
ton Of s., SOC, 600 b. the accumulation
Of wealth ii the United States which
Is equal to cneathitd the eesily aeea-
mutation Of all eaaksn2 es,tslsls tie
Unitel states
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-13

~For further particulars apply to
Prof. G. SAUvLEr, Nuusnu Avenue, or To-
H. HACkFELD * co.
Sole Agents for the Hswn. Isl.
- l,O7-S,u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-13

TESTIMONIAL
For twenty-eight years that have now
used Bechstein's Pianos, they have main
tanned their superiority. Lrszr."
A noble inexhaustible and sympathetic
fulness OF tone, together with an exquisite
action. which admits of the utmost variety
of shade bears testimony To the fact that
the manufacture has attained the utmost
degree OF perfection in the act of instru-
ment making. RusrNsrEIN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-13
Quite ,udlsereo.. Noe see.

Father Robert, il it net aecstt kiee
that little ecys were aeedl
Robert (aged 4. carelesly CHANGING
at his watch 40 Really, father. muss
10 excused frcm yenturtng an cpin-
ion. Ii Is a subject ia whieh have
little ,nteces. | have 40 little boys.
you know Glughamtca Republican
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-05-15
@ensn shfaffpffaFeit.

Sin erprobtes 0itteI sesen S6Iafs
lpfsfeit tbeiIt Der Speieniter 9r. 9ets
lam in ieinem ,,8u6 Der berniinftigen
Sranfenp pfIege" NIT. @s beiBt bort :
gSia man trob beunrubiBenber Sbmers
sen, 8Oritelluusen ober ieIbit unanees
nebmer @erdui9e in unierer Iadbars
| Ifaft rubis unb mbsIidit traumIoS,
mitbin aud erquidenb f6Iafen, 70 ipenbe
man foIsenbeS 8erfabren an: Man
Iest it9 in bic SteQuns, in tpeI6er man
erfabrunsssemdB am beiten unb rubiss
iten f6l6ft (oies tpirb BEL ben meiiten
Meni6en anf ber redten Seite iein,
bic re6te Sanb an Der linfen Qdiel, bic
&nie mdbis seboSen), biiat iid iOrsfdI'
tie, aber nidt iibermdBis Elm uno sdblt
Ia, Ia, Ia. -iO, baB man iez
besmaI bic 3abI l beim 9tusatbmen,
bic 3abI 2 beim ginatbmen auSfpri6t.
Diefe @ruppiruns Der 3abIen ID. 3.
baB man bic Gins" sum gusatbmen
nimmt, mitbin auf biefes sleidiam ben
9ta6orud lest) beipirft elm BIei4mdBis
ceres pber tieferes 9ltbmen ais i'm eez
ipbbnIi6en 3uitanOe, tpeIdes ebenfos
tpobl bur6 iein einf6rmises @erdui6
aIs bur9 elm fdpa6es @efdbl bon
SdipinbeI uniere 8oritelIun9en untIar
ma6t unb uns gum giniblafen nBtbiet.
Damit ieoob BET bieiem 8Orsanae
nidt etipa anbere 9ebanfen perfoI9t
tperben fbnuen, ipelde uns tpieber nuns
ter MAIDEN, 10 milB man, tpdbrene bic
beiben 3abIen in @ebanfen auSeeipros
den tperOen, iid iebesmal bic betreffsnoe
aud biIblid boriteaen, SD tbue bies,
inbem i6 eine erobe eebrudte arabii6e
Gins (D unb eine ebenioI6e 8wei (2)
i'm SiIbe mir bor 9tueen rufe. SobaID
man bic gntpenbuns bieieS 0tittels be.
sinnt, erfolet eetpbbnli6 tpenige Dlinus
ten barauf Der Sdlaf. gu beadten 1T
bierbei nod, bab man fit rdumlid bic
3abIen an einem unb bemlelben Orte,
mad chamber auftau6enb, bpriteIen
mub. lleberIiebt man bies, 70 tpenbet
man untpilIfiirIi6 bic Nusen (aud bins
ter ben seidIpfenen 2ibern) BON elmer
Seite sur anoeren uno bieie fleine Ses
pegung bdIt unS munter trpB aller
Mibe. Sdufis base8en senu9t bas res
gelmdbiee unb etipaS tiefere 9tbmen,
ndbrenb man 3dbIt, pbne bab man n6=
tbis bate, bic Sorm Der 3abIen ii6
porsuitelIen.
Die ginatbmunsen pHesen setpDbns
lid ldneer gu ipdbren, ais bic 9lusatbs
mungen. 3dblt man baSesen beim
4usatbmen Sins unb IeSt in @es
oanfen auf bieie 3abI ben Nadbrud,
70 tpirb untpiutlrIi6 glu8s unb @inatbs
men eIeid lang. man GDrt bic gltbems
stise in sIeidmdBisem Safte sIei4 einem
Bumpperf, man atbmet etrpas tiefer
elm, elm unbeidreibli6e8 @efiibI zines
,,tparmen 9ebeIS" um3iebt ben &Opf
Die orItequngen iperben unflar unb
furbIps, Der 3uitano bes S6Iafe8 ers
folst."
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SIT bic Gbc ein Syeblf6Iag.

Sabt eud nibt tdnfben bur6 Grresr gia sub nt
ptSburPS Sefss seSsu fault Gb nm Grocer
ss tbut CAPT su @rOrr nt elm anSs Rb audpSBn
neil 1 Go S faufsn fann g8eun br ben pres bt taun O ibr
sum Sfsn ts6st eaB ibn nt usn grUf SsrsrRbnn au 5
nuns bss SauRinabrunasmttss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-05-15
Ser Simmef auf GrSeu.
(giep gJprfsr 3situns.)

8ieIe Srauen balten, unb seipiB gang
nit 8e6t, an Der @nidauuns feit, baB
fir aaes GIenb mb iebe QBioerpGrti9s
felt auf Grben bic bbien Oldnner bers
antnortli6 Ieien. Sierna6 mare Der
SimmeI auf @rben natiirlid nur fir bic
Srauen, iobaIb bic Mdnner ni6t mebr
eriItirten. Mirb bieIe Belt iemaIS an=
bre6en? Sa! Sin Reporter, Der ieine
iegensrei6e SbGti9feit in SnbianapoIis
entfaItet, bat entbedt, baB bic Mdnner
i'm 9luslterben besriffen iinb. @ir
merfen babon sipar nod nidts, aber mir
eIauben felt an ba8 @eiaste, tpihen mir
bod gang senau, bab Elm 9teporter ii6
ME irrt.
Spllten mir nun bariiber iammern,
bab bic @eIt basu beftimmt lit, elm
Chen Obne 9lbam su tperben? g8arum
ni6t gar. 9lenbern ldBt it6 an Der
SADIE bod nidtS, bas SdidiaI gebt
isinen Sang, gang eIei6Biltis, OBJ mir
uns freuen Doer tpeinen. DaS SeIte lit
es unter bieien nmitdnben tppbl, man
bofft -eineS Der leBten @remplare oeS
peridpinbenben @ei6lebtS su iein.
gSie ansenebm mub eS fir tie nod
porbanbeneu Wtdnner iein, tpenn baS
Itarfe 8ei6lebt berart SuIammen9ez
idrumpft lit, baB auf bunoert Srauen
elm einsiser Wam fommt. Damn erit
wiro man es Iernen, ben nabren Wertb
zines Serrn Der Sdbpfung 3u tpiirbisen.
Sc rarer bic Wdnner peroen, beito
b6ber tpirb man iie iddten. lin bic
paar 8erbIiebenen mb9Iidit Ian8e au
erbalten, iperben bic sSrauen bic pers
speifeIIten 9tnltrensun9en MAIDEN. 2es
eislaturen, bic ielbItperitdnbli6 auss
IdIieblid aus Samen beIteben, tperoen
e8 su perbinbern tpiiien, baB Wtdnner in
irsenb elmer @eiie ibr 2eben Ooer ibre
8eiunbbeit auf's Spiel ieben. Q8as
beute pieIe Srauen erfebnen-b bas Chen
obne gtbam-iubt man bann, nenn
man ben @ertb Der Ntdnner fddben
seIernt, fernsubalten. freiIid per9ebens.
3rcb aler fpeiblidea SiiriorSe uno Sies
bensipirbisfeit fommt i6liebIi6 Der
Ta9, an tpeI6em nur nod elm einsiser
Dlann unter Iauieno Oduionen Srauen
am 2eben lit. Der tpirb Elm 9aiein
fGbren fbnnen ipis @ott in Sranfrei6.
gr mag tbun, mas er mil, 8utes ober
SbieS INNER tpirO er Die 8eIt gu ieis
nen SiiBen ieben.
Nngebetet bon 0tiIlionen, bic ihn als
ben Snbssriff allies Slides anIeben,
fam er feline Gage in Saus unc SrGus
perbringen. Seine @Inide seben in
grfaaung. nod ebe er iie au8seiprO'
den, un6 Isin Slid tpirb 10 eroB iein.
baB er ii6 seIesentIid mad ein ipeniG
9eib Iebnen biirfte. D, eS mare fDit'
lid, Der Istte Mann gu iein! 9lbe'
mas wirb benn fbIiebli6 aus ben
MenI6engeIdIe6t iperben, tpenn be
Iebte Wann, bem elm 8esrdbniB erite
8laHe fiber lit, bas 3eitIide seiesne
bat? 9as lit cine Srase, bic eisentIit
nur bic Sruuen ansebt. gS mare i6abe
oas Menideneei6Ie6t gang unb ga
BON Der Groe peridpinben su ieber
8abrI6einli6 tpirb e8 busu inbeB mid
fpmmen. Die g8iHenIbaft idreitet
Ieit ssrausn iid bamit befaHen, in cine
g8eiie fort, bic uns bersdti8t, su tOffer
oab mad benz glusiterben Der bbie
Mdnner Wiittel unb g8eee 9efunoe
Iein tuerben, tpenisitsns bic Srauen b
groe su erhalten.
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sSram Sr. &nbn'S
Ma9uetiides
0mrsel Sci SeilmitteI.

Sat eine Grfubruns bon stpansis Sabren
SD babe ss iabreIans uno tdsIid geieben,
o0B cine Seiun9 letdlt lit. tuenn Die redte
MebBin gebraudt iuiro. Ser Beweis iit oa,
bab meiu ma9uetides 8urjeI0I SeilmitteI in
amerita nidt nbertrofFen peroen fam. SD ba.
be taufente bon Batienten an9etroffen. Die mir
ia9ten. iie leien ME einen Sag obne Mebi3in
9eueien unO nur idlimmer gemoroen. Sdg.
LID tommen 9eute 5u mir. Die Hagen. oab iie
$50. $l00 ooer $1,000 fir Weo5in ausaege.
ben bdtteu uuo bod nidt be6er purben Sau.
ienOe fiuoen bur6 perfebrte. infinnige 8ebano.
lung elm friibes 8rab. Mo IfbensgefdbrIihe
Sperationen iullten porgenommen lueroen, ba.
be id bic 8atisnten in turSer Belt gebeiIt.
Wehe Seilmittel turiren in Der Shat Die mel.
iten bernltsten 8ranlbeiten, NO feline Me.
ni3in mebr biIft ais oa finb {: Rbeumatis.
mus, 8Iieberldbmun9 8idgraofranfbeiteu
ber- unp Ma9enleiosn. MaIarinfeber. gelbe
uno idwar5e 8elbiudt Gatarrb, Group 8ron.
ditis. fdmerJbaite WenftruatiOn, SppblIis,
@aeriudt. eOllc. llrinItioen, Sopfneb. Sc.
idruiire, SaI3ilub, 2ebensWediel, epiIeptiide
Gnfdlle, Webe o0er erblinoete gIugen. @enu
bur6 SdIangsn. Ooer Sunbebib per9iftet reibe
man oas Del elm, es jerft0rt oas 8ift SD
babe ourt meine wunberbolIe WeOiSin Sau.
ienOe 9erettet, Die am 8anoe bes Grades fan.
ben. nno souienoe ia9en, es lit pas bette
Ding in Der gBelt.
9le bsiten Referenjen 5u 9ieuiten; ienbet
fir Elm BUD.
Mn9netiides 8ur5eI0I SeiImitteI. asras
So Oas 8adet ODER orei fur SIS.
8ertauft bel allen apotbetern ooer wIro
portofrei Ourd Die 9Uft berianbt.
Senbet 8elo in regiitrirten 8riefen Vile
3uIdriften miilien eine gents Warte entbaI.
ten. Snuptoffee :
POOP Sat Baltimore Ctr,
Baltimore, Wo.
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Rillsburp'a ,,8eaes''
uirO urter allen llr dnoen bas gcite ein unO beiben

2ln6ere Tabrifate BON gt mSasn man4mal essn 70 gu.
ties 9rcb MADDEN aber fir abfolute 0eidbet uuS 3uperldfs
ffafett prb @tasburS's Seftes s Sben beiten in
rem psaneenen wanje Sabrn Sbne grcb i'm uI
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-12
Use Nhitewesh.
general.
-

We have very best authority for
the assertion that no one thing will
conduce more to the healthfulness
of ones premises than liberal use
Of lime whitewash.
1t has Teen suggested that in
view of the mildness of the present
winter-the almost tota, absence
of anything like freezing weather
will cause germs of disease to
propagate and increase with astou>
ishing rapidity. No ooubt this
fact has caused the much>quoted
saying that ga green Christmas
makes IL tat churchyard."
Every nook and Granny of the
outdoor premises, especially where
the sun does not shine freelyduripg
some ortion of the day, should be
thoroughly cleanseI and sprinkled
with good, fresh lime.
Again, the weather this winter
has not been sufficiently cold to at
all retard the propagation of yer,
m common to yards and out
houses. A good dressing of lime
whitewash VIII perform wonders
in,ridding the premises of these
pests, Noyard can be kept thor,
oughly clean where lime is not
used to some extent.
Beside these various arguments
in favor ofthe Sc OF lime to pro~
mote health and cleanliness, it is
one of the best and cheapest beau
tifiers known, fla person is fuan-
cially able, they Should by all
means use paint when needed, but
as a substitute for paint, In rem
dering 'hesurroundings attractive,
and enhancing The value of pro-
erty, liue whitewash has no equal.
This is a most important matter,
and should be attended to without
unnecessary delay.
Use lime and the whitewash
brush freely and frequently
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-12

The code OF House rules adopted
by the republicans Wednesday
were framed in sdch way as to in
corporate Speaker Reed, ruIiugsaud
give him full sway to gag the mi
norlty and drive through the HOUSE
any legislation. no matter how
obnoxious or corrupt it may be.
Under the rules as adopted, Mr..
Reed will continue to fluid q quo
rum by counting members Of the
minority as "present aud not vat-
ing" He can refuse to entertain
any dilotory motion, which maan.
that be shall entertain only such
motions as lie d, ems proper, eouse,
quently usder the covcrof par.ia,
mentary law the work Of unseatiug
Democratic members will he pushe
vigorously and the minority will be
powerless TO preveutit. The Demu,
Gratis, however, under the Lead o
Messrs. Turner and Crisp will make
gallant fight in defense Of tLeir
rights, and in doing so they Will
gain for the party t.,
sympathy and support of the coun.
try.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-12
Our Farmers,

Our farmers this year should
work to build up the farming inter
ests and make their farms not only
selt-sustaining, but good paying in.
vestments Each farmer should at
temp to excel his neighbor in rails
ing the largest crop of corn, wheat,
peas, oats, rye, and some cotton.
See who can raise the finest and
latest hogs, the best mules IN
the most chickens. Make these
things subserve your prosperity.
Keep out Of debt this year and pay
your debts. Work more and idle
ess. Put in every day possible IN
cultiyatlng and fixing up your
farms, Make plenty OF home made
manure and see that it is properly
applied. Not only work y9urself, but
see that those you hire work. Fol-
low this schedule twelve months
and you will realize the most 81 it's
factory results.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-12
A Case Of accused Conscience.

Cheap John Wanamaker recent,
Iy said that if Republican of his
sort were to 90 down into Geor-
gia he would certainly be killed.
This is a clear case of an accusing
conscience. Cheap John ought
not to e@agerate his own wicked
ness or the severity of the criminal
code OF the Empire State. We
have not heard Of any crime he has
committed that would bring upon
him asentence of death in Geor.il.
1t is quite certain, however, that if
john we're to come to Georgia and
pcrpetrate frauds ut the nature of
those he has been perpetrating on
the Federal revenue, or should raise
corruption fund to corrupt the
voters OF the State.a Georgia grand
jury would certainty indite him
and Georgia court send him to
serve term in the penitentiary
instead of the Office OF postmaster
general.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-12
Less Wrangling.

There seems to be a settled de.
termination among the thinking
people in Terrell not to permit po-
itical wrongles TO disturb them
this year. They are on the right
line. These wrangles are gotten up
BY aspirants fer Office, and they
have direct interest in continuing
them. The people have not. In
a Democratic county like Terrell
there is no reason why there
should be 50 smuch political fric>
ton, but there are many reasons
why there should be no friction.
A united people are generally a
happy, prosperous people, and
while it may not be possible to ful~
" reach this Arcadian condition,
yet we should approach it as near>
ly as possibly.