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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

In This town A fellow that can wodc
through go SALOONS without drinking
ANYTHING or getting something splHe'l
ON him so he will smell like II, IL pref
Is good fellow. And the woman VINO
enu RIM through the fashions aud fol'
los OF his town and stick to God, she II
Jewel, As soou ~ woman enters
aocirty slp bids farewell to God ana
Tbrisiianiiy | believe everybody has
neon to these meetings except society
ueople. Little old fashioned people ~
mis- town got rich since they came !"
Dallas. aud built themselves big houses,
and don't know the names Of hhlf me
H., ,Iinys In their houses I was IN
one once and looked ~ picture, and
ASKED THE OLD WOMAN
,i,,,,, tho ni,ture and she looked 1T the
nid mnn. md he looked at the daughter
mud none Of them could answer. Ihnt
h Ike the young lady whose father goi
rich nftor she was grown. ailh honRnl
ninno. aud when n young man called on
her aud asked her % pay, sue az NO
know what 10 do, but she said, wei.
| nm ont OF tune tonight pnllhs eau =
aud much of style ia society ni nli
N anne Of YOU people would 20 TO Bal
iimore. where there Is real society. ihey
,ynnid moi let you sweep out ihrir hitch,
az ~" SoF them. Fits cen, slippers aud
N cent WASH net hat mud
INTO SAWCiEIY NoH GO.
M, no sense. Whenever woman is
yrgrar enough 20 ca, her dress down on
her and show her shoulders, ih"n sam
Jones Is TOO vulgar igI n.s q lear W.
preach. always tblnk thhl y WRONG
II God Almighty intended
WOMAN no GO NAKED
al nm her shoulders be would hnye COW
sr.d ber with hair or feathers, one. That
h riyht Ain't that right, Brother
Snraggins? fThAt's right He covered
vanr head with hair, but you have ne
elected II: Il Is nearly 81. gone Socieiy
las never produced q grand man or wo'
man in this history 'AHieAJ Inc ee"'
gaws aud Rildtd
TOafFooLBRY OF sAwCIBrY
emit nerve men and women into exist
snee. II one Of you saweieiy women
were 10 talk 10 a paror dfeSeed 10 80
ciety's ent, aud want 70 talk 10 me ABOUT
yonf soul. / would say. LAW me, slsl
PrT on MY COAT.
have got contempt for the whole
h,rsinass Amt thar right Brother
Spragginesf (That's riyhtl Joue.-
Ant that right. brethrcnf fYesJ Jones
Now. "
YOU OLD GALS
don't Ike that you can whip the breth-
rem. They say am fight. ~ all the
creatures that walk the face IL this earth
l do claim il and deciAre Il 70 be 4 tnei
that the women Of tbs country ought 20
~. ~. leaders Of Inodetty Of America
Thats right. iAmenl You take one Of
tl,rse iiitie sniderlrsged dudes, with BIZ
eea+ III h the fashion. and / can take
hin, AMI squeeze him this WY and be
Mn ~ xa on md never eoale back. Full
dressi Their ain't but one way 10 dress
n ire Norld. aud that II To- dress NJ
nobody will ever notice what you have
Oh. There ain'i but one sensible way 10
dress. ana that u 20 dress ceiDfrrfabiy;
and that where ron women break down.
isaf - sAef poini That IL the reason
hey Al men have more svsse than No.
lnca. II Ma y put ny No. 3 feol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
BANK SUSPENSION At BRADY.

Brownwood. Tex, May ~.
The First National bank Of Brady has
suspended and receiver will benppolnt-
cd. Tho amount OF as.els and llqblliiies
N not given. II il said lis the directors
that the depositors viii be paid In full,
hui Tho stockholders win lose AL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
FORCED no THE WALL

Chicago. ILL.,, May ~ Weaver. Getz
q Co. one Of the largest COIL firms 10
Chicago. has been forced 10 tie wall.
hndniing 10 y. v. Pnrinton, psseta.
S9DO,WO; liabilities, y2JD,0N,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

Dallas. Tex. May (Speciol.- .,ev.
Sam Jones had crowded bouse ibis
morning and one well pleased with his
sermon.
Ills text was: According as the di-
vine power hath given us all things that
pertain unto life aud godlipess through
tie knowledge of him that hath called
us to glory and virtue, whereby are given
unto us exceeding rrept and precious
promises, that BY these we may be made
partakers Of the divine nature. having
escaped the corruption that is In the
world through lust"
Now this first verse here sweeps the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
nNGINE NOON nrHNEp.

Scranton. Pa. MAY % Tho Bioomiue
Mil engine room and boiler house u tie
LackawAuna Steel company, north min.
was destroyed by hre this nefpine.
Loss yf2b, 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

hIii,sil. Tex May 20. Especial. l--Allcp
rss,ilsn negro section foreman AZ
Athlnt1 snot and ppssibly Kill "a ABB
|atisan ~, hssto, Il 2 o'eio.k toRy. Rlcu-
Tvs M. "a aud Eave himself up TO Of
M III, etening. Tue origin OF tie trouble
llay ahirs .eblusrn was discharged. lie
sae. IA ,lfs~ rocks aud was SHOT four
stA III 4. ~ beside the road. Officers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

u W.
y
,..., 4 taking a week on this
AZ F~
"a ~ Ke.ue VIII sall for
rhs'
= ..uvny has died u mort
\ rvs fyn
81 II sSl"' axn..,,.d yin
lshnta Einahe, ~
b lhicage o1 ''" =,
"A ...,.,.e At Lake PrpViaehcc, Id, -
utds. Many people "S n'n's''''
" .sshhf
N .ulred In the Ealnun ih'he ~
IA 4 D.. aud two miners were
T
r,o,,s race horse. died during
- ~ h..tue.p Sun Francisco and
pf'pn'A
,...me Ky. Henry Russell
~ 1's.ia. by hanging himself. No
l'ri
r'E"N s,... "a ms hoen
u lRsd 2 '1 ,a t,sr,. IA he s.cre.
niid soueV'N,'
4 4 D. m's'" mate, al.
II pAs 'fniH'A ~, !, r'rlnnl4 Gre
d ile;e ~ s'Ns '.,1,,,,.I in ak nonu ,
4hsi WI W 'V''P 80. y,
n eis,butl wv. ASueS ''-usV q
....sf Of lgasclihe GU ''Y'e
: 1nsd ar,lani she was DIV ~
i NJ wlcbey, for Two years cashier
4 e.fmrrs' aud Merchants bank OF
il, 81. has ~ "ppearea' f"u .i p'"' :
n q he 10 not snort ia MS "'''
a. IA, beeu detcrmined upon Tor the
\ .I,,li,n o. the National 'ordase com
a pan,s viii be issued 70 the amount
4 y. 30 to pay the eompany's Indebted
A ,n a, FauIl;ylue Ala, com.
~ , sD lie was a drunkerd and
~ M vns nbsent borrowing some
y ~ - , "a ,,,,J hiaxx his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

world When a man ought TO pillow deer
Is when the dronth Is ON. A nian should
h. more careful when the devil is turn
ed loose.
bid you ever so up Broadway, New
York; have started up and looked
back, and thought every fellow IA IN,
United States was coming DOWN
kecn on strngaliug and wiggling ON aud
letting everybody pass me. Aud when 1
was coming back, II looked Ike every.
body was coming the other way; That
il Tie way with the Christians In Dallas.
il is hnrd TO get along 1t seems IKE
everybody is going one way You have
got
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
JEwELEd gAlLiiD.

Cincinnati o.. May - A ktsnaut lew
81. las rsIrrel AsiesA. S6l.Uvli lllph
Ties, sl2.VJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

Fostorfa. b.. MY Ee.-,sccr1tAfy FDsis4
Wishes 10 aaf through be- rr4es that ~
y unnfle ~ Airntr The ma1f lettcfe and
iqlefraws - fflnpathy p0Sf|H6 ~ ~ hlr1.
He takes tDlg way 90 make lhf ncEaNWiedG'
meat ~ fhaDit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

good sisters IN society that don't know
half Of wl4h Is guln. on IN tow 4. You
tlink your boy hiss gDue TO bad. Your
nm Jumped OFT Of the window ~ half
nast 4 and wti.t down town. aud wont
H., back until 3, and you are snoring M
.,..... .s..t. uul the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

get back until s. AMI you are snoilhH w
your room aud the
DEVIL RIDING YOUR BOY
nit over town without a bride.
That by these promises we might b.,
made plrtaksr- Of the divine mercy.
You can try and try again. Int you ear
nesif BE- q good man without good
heart. Yon neyrf VIII be- Christian
nnfi you get rrligion. ] KNOW just ns
vel what il The matter with three
fouffls Of you members Of Churches as
know what " the matter with a. fellow
that br,,als ouf with yellow ianndlce. !
enn .ell ~ the looks. Know v ilnt "
the matter with Tie u.einbeis " tue
ihurches IL this town. You have no re-
ligion You zoi 10
FEELING RAD ONCE
Al a meeting aud you got .softsr rrliaous
and ioined thp church YOU 'nnho1 be
/, good inan without . good heart You
saanot 10 ! child 81 GDd witnOnt rcgen-
,raiion o. sonl aud spirit When J WAS
prrtrliiug 81 Chattanooga, one ni the
niosf l,aidinEest sinners IN town Hui 10
rdng 10 fhs mcNfinK anl said 70 the
preacher That old fy2, " he joins any
'4,ur,A he q going TO Join die Methodist
church beoause bis VIE Is METHODIST
i'' HOLD THAT FELLOW
-. don't IA him IN until be gets reii-
sion. but he came 10 and vol religion
snd Joined the church, and George
stuart Mil tel you that AInrs John Mar
III Joined that church through biz insiru-
inratailfy thsre have been bni!t sia
churches, and he j. ine, most influential
man in The church, aud ~ because De
fOt religion What revciuIionifing
Thug religion h. there mover was any
Thing Ike Il m tine world. How d. you
III your sneep from your goafs, Brother
Spragg nsf iDfre SINS one preacher IN
tbfce that car tsn = shesp from sass
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30
INDICATIONS

wAehluEten,. May 20, rasf Texas,
fair, Warmer. southeaa, wind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

taken OF ril1it away. That old kiug
was
A CLEVER Old FELLOW,
hut he needed travelling, Aud II there
IL crowd u The world that need tray
cling II Is the Methodist people IN this
town-the little.
OLD, ONE-HORSE
churches that are la debt Bud, you
ought TO go around where the Methodists
run things decently, aud you would come
back aud b. ashamed OF yourselves you
little. ore.horse follys. quarter Of dollar,
Seven hnnired members, and we want
500 Brother, | will Ray my part Que
dollar apiee: | always pny my part"
Where you ind things running that way
everything 10 in bad shape, ! am a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

saL.e.ab. % ~ NI.elIg elA.sssl. !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

aud stopped One met conditions and
the ether did not. OF all times In The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

ooseDL VI rainr dsy. therc are not more
qnnol n the store Vi IBIS .inie.,
XIV! WA / ssLd, THAT besis sssi5 in'hs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-30

was preaching In Chattanooga. |
preached \ special sermon 20 mothers
nud wives In tile afternoon and That
-. -. ~. .,.tnt.,r |tuIla Ia
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-29
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-29
Highest Of all in Leavening PowerLatest u S Govt Report
@!A!:'!!! g! Bs.i9s Bsxass'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
PITTsFIELD.

Miss Phebe Avery spent few days In
LaGrange last week, visiting her friend
Mary Watkins
Mr.. Drake, Of Sullivan, called on old
friends In town last week.
Miss Lottie Whitney, Of Cleveland, is In
town.
A. NJ. Pomeroy is recovering from
scarlet fever.
Mrs. George Gillet returned last Satur-
day from a two months visit with friends
In Minnesota. .l'
Our poultry dresser and shipper j. s.
Baldwin, has just shipped 1870 bbls Of
dressed poultry, mostly turkeys, Tor
thanksgiving in Connecticut.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. church, assisted
by the league and others are preparing for
allterary feast, lunch and bazar in the
near future.
The elegant, new stone steps in front Gf
the NJ. E. parsonage are both ornamental
and useful.
Word has been received that Mrs. S. A.
Root arrived safely at San Diego, Cal,
after pleasant journey.
]. s. Baldwin has gone TO New Haven,
Conn.
Chas. Strenhagen is very poorly.
Mr.. Talks Is on the sick list
Tue Epworth League gave social Al
the home Of Chas. Avery last Wednesday
evening. Fifty-hye were present and all
had pleasant time.
Married, Wednesday evening, Nov. 90
at the home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.
and Mrs. s. D. Whitney, their daughter
Agnes. to Mr.. Frank Coleman, of Nelson
Neb, Rev, N. W. Bates officiating. Abou
hfty guests were present. After congratu
lutions delicious supper was serves
afler which the bride and groom lef OF
thethe early train Tor their future home Il
Nebraska. Agnes will be missed both Il
society as well as church work Of whicl
she was q leading member. The goo'
wishes OF her many friends be with her Il
her western home.
The missionary exercises last Sunda.
evening we're very good.
| TopsY.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-29
ROCHESTER,.
ToPsY.

Emma Nichols, who has been clerking
In II. Polter's store for the past year, has
gone on visit to friends in Ashtabula,
and from there expects TO visit her home
In Canada.
Mrs. N. Barnes, and her son, d. Rolf,
are moying to Greenwich.
Peter Garris, who has been quite sick,
Is slowly recovering.
Homer Merrill, who is suffering with
consumption Is very low at present.
Jennie Sheets who has been In CleYe.
land, has returned.
Sadie Crandall has returned from an ex-
tended visit to her sister, Mrs. j. y. Nor
man, OF Wakeman,
Robert Anderson Is very sick. Fears
are entertained US TO his recovery.
Curt Larribee, Of New London, was
calling on his old friends one day last
week,
Wade Chamberlain returned TO CleTe.
land Monday morning to resume his
studies.
The ladies' harmouisl society meets
with Mrs. b. c. Mann, Friday, Dec. 1.
The friends Of Miss Thamer Hull gave
her very pleasant surprise on Monday
evening, Nov. Goth, it being her eighteenth
birthday. James Hall, on behalf Of ber
friends, presented her with gold watch
Refreshments were served and all had q
fine time, and left, wishing her many
happy returns OF the day.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-29
HUNTINGTON.

Rollln Baughmau from Cleveland, spent
Sunday at home.
Lorenzo Blocker and vile from Sulli-
van, spent Sunday in town.
Judson Starr and wife from penfield,
visited at 7. d. Phelon's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theme Boice are visiting
IN Michigan.
Frank West from Oberlin, Lew Ward
from Pitkfislt. and Minnie Smith from
Pended, spent Sunday at their homes,
Walter Rounds has moved TO New Lon
don.
VIM. Mcclellan is very sick.
Mrs. Lewis Barnes IL quite low with
cancer.
James Eglin and his mothrr spend
Thanksgiving 10 Cleveland.
Miss Gertie Leece and friend from
West Salem, spent Sunday with Daisy
Phelon.
Union services in the NJ. L. church
Thanksgiving at 1890 A. NJ. Elder VIII
lard breaches
Oyster supper Thanksgiving night 10
the NJ. L. church.
Elder Willard exchanged pnlpts last
Sunday with Elder Wall, OF Wellington.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-29
SULLIVAN.

The first ice storm Of the season came
Monday morning and covered the ground
with thin shee, Of ice.
q. F, Atkins and family have returned
to Sullivan, Mr.. Atkins having completed
the houses he was building for parties at
Willoughby, y.
The repairs on the Congregational
church are nearly completed.
VIM. Mcclellan was taken very sick last
Thursday night. DR.. Thomas, Of Hunt
ington was called and made him as COM
Portable as possible. nt
Henry Baker, OF Seville, called on his
friends Sunday.
q. g. Blinn shipped 800 turkeys, be-
sides Let Of ducks and chickens 10 the
east last week.
Mrs. freeman, who has been visiting
here, had her pocket-book stolen ON the
train while returning to Chicago.
Allie DURHAM, who has been quite III
with sore throat has recovered.
Mrs. Lydia Chamberlain Is visiting
friends and relatives at 0berlln.
There was dance at the town hall last
Thursday night.
Sammy Fhrnsworth, Of 0berllu, called
on friends lac, week.
Large quantities Of baled hay are being
SHIPPED from this point.
The milk haulers will soon be enjoying
lay of,
Married.-Carl Ballow, oil this place, to
Miss Pearl Fike, OF Nova.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-29
MEDINA.

There is plenty Of room now at the
county treasurer's office. Come and pay
your taxes before the rush commences.
Report comes from Sharon that Mrs.
George A. Root is in serious condition
through an attack Of the grippe, from
which she has been suffering for several
weeks. Mr.. Root is also stricken with the
same disease bu, in a rnilder form.
All the ministers Of the NJ. Z. church in
Medina county attended the meeting OF
the ministerial association of the North
Ohio Conference, which met at New
London on Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week. Among the speakers at the
meeting was Rev. A. ]. Pollock, G. A.
Reeder, NJ. W. Reece and s. A. Slutz.-
Gazette.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-29
BRIGHTON.

Nov ga very acceptable ruinstUrm
passed over this section yesterday. A
slight fall Of snow cayers the earth this
morning.
The sound Of the grinding is again
henrd In our land. G L. Fox is running
the feed mill at present. for the accf lnm0-
dation Of the public.
Master Carl Weber son of Mrs. &. l.,
Fox. Is sick with the mumps.
Norman Eggleston and family moved
from Berlin last TUESDAY into his own
house south of the center.
There Is considerable hay being loaded
at this station for shipment east this fall
Mrs. J. Loyelaud has been quite sick
for few days, being cou6ned To her bed,
but Is hetter nj this writing.
Mrs. VIM. French wishes to iuIorm the
public that the report which is In circula
tion regarding ber sueing Mr. Rood, is
false.
Our school aL the center resumed Its
duties Monday morning, after vacation
Of week. There are sUme new scholars
added TO the roll.
Mrs. James Morrison, Of Detroit, Mich,
has been spending few days with Mrs.
| Il. Mosher and other friends In this yicln-
ity.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-29
PRNFIBLp.

Bert Smith is spending tue winter with
bis parents. r
Ben Chambers wen, 10 cl.v-Lwl with
. load of dressed poultry poultry hat week
Everybody ieris pleased oSer the yerdIct
Of the jury In the Cr@irttriai, sN Nv
W. H. Barnes Is The ehsplpion hog
raiser, He killed pig las. week. eight
moptlA nud twenty ,ned ,la,sspldf dImii
dressed $50 pounds. sgh a4 lad' orr
Tbeladies aI the NJ. u tNuehwillgft1
40 oyster Auppfr siv i6y fres.denGe.a 81
Walter smhhonnexsN 'rbardayaevrhiuul
iasESoths Eserywdy 'asit.dNw q 'fa.
40, Starr will an'Ne ctS ffdEilhs'6d
and work forT..D. rheion Tic coming
season.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-29
NEWS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENTS TO THE
ENTERPRISE. ~
About the Recent Happenings and
Special Events in Their I'm
mediate Vicinity.
SPENCER.

The event Of the pas, week was the
marriage Of Mr.. Thomas Ameroid snd
Miss Carrie Rupp, which took plAce al
their rrsiirnce at noon on Wednesday,
Nov. 2sd. Rev. L. u. Snyder, OF Seville,
officiating.
Mitchell Slroup, young man who has
always lived here, some time ago accom-.
panied hishnnt Mrs. Geo. Thatcher, 10 her
homo In che western part of the state and
while there was taken sick and died OF
typhoid feysi His remaius were brought
here and harrrpd on Friday ot last week
Mr.. Richard Hcnder, an old resident.
died last saturday Funeral to-day at the
NJ y chutel conducted by Rey. T. l..
Mcconnell,
Mrs. Clara Ashley, of Greenfield, visit
ed her c,'usin W. d. Dimock and other
friends In town during the past Jew days.
Rev. L. NJ. Snyder and wife, OF Seville,
were 10, town couple at days last week
calling on nld friruds.
Rev. 7. 4. Mcconnell preached las,
Sunday afternoon in the school house on
the Smith inad Ia PcnGeld.
Frank Rupp, wbo is waching school
south ot Medina, was ut home 10 attend
his sisters welding,
MI. and Mrs. John Eslin, nl yelling.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Winsserger, "f Akron,
and Mrs, Towlcr, OF Grafton. attended
Mr.. Hendees funeral.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-29
Catarrh in New England.

Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfaction 70
every one using 1t for catarrhal troubles.
q: X. Mell0r, druggist, Worcester, Mass
1 believe Ely's Cream Balm Is the bes,
article Tor calarrh ever offered the pablo.
bush q Co. druggists, Worcester, Mass.
An article VI real merlt.-C. P. Alden,
druggist, Springfield, Mass.
Those who use II speak highly Of IT,
Geo. A. Hill, druggist, Springfield, Mass.
Cream Balm has given satisfactory re-
,a''S-W. +. Draper, druggist Spring gaeld,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-29
A SURPRISE.

Avery pleasant surprise was given 10
the pastor and members Of the BaptIs,
church On Saturday evening. 10 connection
with which VIM. yischsr, through whose
kind Intervention The surprise cAris) ID
behalf Of the Estey Organ company, pre-
sented to the church picture Of Deacon
Jacob Esiey, the founder of the company.
The morey value Of the picture is $50.
but the pleasant memories Of generous
deeds done by the original Is iuestImable.
The picture is for the new church, Il is
not, however, to he framed and hung up
In the church. 1t will doubtless find lis
way through the Wellington bank by
which means $50 will be realized Tor the
building fund. The picture is on the
Estey Organ compauy's check, and is the
generous gift 10 the Baptist church in
memory Of noble father.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-29
The Advertising

Or Hoods SarsaparilIa Is always within
the bounds OF reason because Il is true II
always appeals to the sober, common
sense Of thinking people because Il Is true !;
and II is always fully substantiated by en-.
dorsements which, In the financial world
would be accepted without moments
hesitation.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-29
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
CHAPMAN 81 ROBINSON, !,
Leading cIothiers of Lorain County,
WELLINGTON AND ELYRIA.
1894.
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written by William Black and Walter Besant.
Short stories will be written by Mary L. VIII
klns, Maria Louise Pool, Ruth McEnery Stu
art, Marion Harland, and others. Outdoor
sports and indoor games, social entertain.
ment, embroidery. aud other Interesting top
les will receive constant attention. new
series Is promised Of Coffee and Repartee."
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-29
Holiday Sueeialties.

l extend cordial invitation 10 one und
oil to call and see the holiday noveltirs at
my studio, In the Benedict bl,rk, second
floor, room NJ. 8, on Dec. Is aud i6.
After this date they will be ou sale at the
City Drug Store Miss LAURA 1IssOT.