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THE KNTERI'RISB; WEDNESDAY; MAY 22 1889-
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THE ENTERPRISER
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WELLINGTON, OHIO'
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dcueral News Summary."
Interesting Home and Foreign Heirs,
WASHINGTON.
The Attorney General has authorized the
Marshal of Arizona to offer a reward of
IGOO each for the arrest and conviction of
the robbers of l'aym aster Wham.
A call for a reportof condition at the close
of business on Monday, May 18, 1889, hai
been made on national banks by the Comp
troller of the Currency.
Beoretary Tracy has ro-cslablishcd the ,
office ol general inspector Df the naval pay
corps, which was abolished by Secretary
Whitney. Pay Dlreetdr Thomas H. Looker
aa been appointed to the position.
The following appointments were made
fey -the President on the 16th; Solomon
Bkrsh, of Ore (ton, to be Minister to Turkey ;
Dark E. Carr, of Illinois, to be Minister
Resident and Consul General to Denmark:
Henry W. Severance, of California, to be
Consul General to Honolulu; John Jarreti,
f feansylvania, to be Consul at Binning l
ken, England ;. Thomas H. Kheraiaa, f the
District of Columbia, to be Consul at Uver- I
pool. 1 ' : " ' ' .. .
The President has appointed John W.
Douflas and 1 6. Bino k be Commissioners,
ef Uie District at Celumfcla, ; t,,-:-,-v,v..v
The following' were amenfihe presiden-'
that appointments made on the 17th : Charles- .
tHrayne, United States District Jodire for'
the Northern District et Wortda; William.
D. Lee, Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of Hew Mexico; Amor fcmlth, Jr., :
Surveyor of Customs for the port of Clncln-.
nasi; David W. McClun;, oolleotor of Inter-',
nal Eevcnue for the first district of Ohio;'
John K Lynch, of Mississippi, Fourtlr
Auditor of the Treasury; L. W. Haberoom.'
of tie District of Columbia, Fifth Auditor
of the Treasury.
Benry A. Phillips, of Mew York, has.
been appointed chief of division In too Pen-'
tion Ofllce at t-'.OUO per year.
Charles D. Poston wits arrested at Wash
ington on the 18th by post-offloe inspectors
while In the act of using the franks of Boa-.'
tor Stewart, of Nevada, and Delegate
8ml th, of Arizona, on private mail matter.
Poston was taken before Commissioner
Sis, where he admitted his guilt and
waived examination. He was held in 13,000
bonds.
During the week ended May 18 the Treaa-.
nry Department has disbursed 11180,000
an account of pensions, thus exhausting the
appropriation for the current fiscal year
amounting to tSl,7SO,000.
THE EAST.
Among the passengers on tne steamship
City of Paris, which sailed from New York
for Liverpool on the 15th, were Robert T.
Lincoln, the new United State Minister to
the Court of St James, his wife, two daugh
ters and son; Andrew Carnegie, wife and
bob; General and Mrs. Botterneld and Mrs.'
Frank Leslie. ' .1 '
The body of Heywood Paul, the yonng
Philadelphia millionaire who recently be
came insane while arranging for his mar''
riage to s young lady of Boston, Mass., was
found floating in the Delaware river near
Mount Holly, N. X, on the 15tfi. ', .
' The large hotel at Bethlehem, Fa.,' was
destroyed by an incendiary fire on thonlrfit
of the 1Mb. Landlord Eiegeofuss,kls wife,
sad two children, and two elderly wanes,
barely escaped death. Loss, $7,000.
A wreck on the Pittsburgh, Virginia ft.
Charleston railroad near Ormsby, Pa en:
the 16th, caused by the collision of a freight
with a work train, res tilted la the Injury afi
eight Hungarian workmen, three seriously.
It is reported that Historian George Ban-)
croft, now in his eighty-ninth year, Is so.
feeble that visitors are refused admission
to see him.
At Boston, Mans., in the case of Peter J.
Magee vs. the West End Htroul Railway.
Company, the jury on the 10th reported
Terdiotof fi0,006 for the plaintiff. Magee
was a member of the book and ladder com
pany and had a log token off la a collision
betwoen the truck and a horse car while go
ing to a fire.
The Trenton (X. J.) Oilcloth Works were,
damaged by fire on the 10th to the extent of
sjo,ooa
A movement is said to be now well under
way looking to the formation of figaotlo
sasuoUUon to Include all the photographers
of the United Btates. The association la.
resorted to already have 40,000 members.
The New York Legislature adjourned at
soon on the 16th.
Frederick Corker, collator of Interna
revenue, died at Philadelphia on the 16th of,
apoplexy, lie bad been prominentia bust-,
ess elrclea In that city for many years.
At its session on the Mth the Catted
Brethren conference elected Rev. J. W,
Holt Bishop for the Pacifta coast and re-.
looted Bishops Weaver, Castle, Keppart
and Dickson. The minority conference
elected Key. J. H. Beckor Bishop for to
Padho coast, and Rev. Milton Wright, tt.
T. Barnaby and Hallock Floyd Bishops tor
the other districts.
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian.
Church of the United Slates began Its ses
sions at New York City on the Mth, with 480.
delegates present, rcprcsenltngtweoty-elght.
synods. These synods are divided Into Via
presbyter!', representing 6,(00 ohurcoes,,
with 760,ono communicant. This year as-,
smhly is the 101st Dr. William C. Roberts,;
of Chicago, was chosen moderator.
While rescuing a woman from before a.
looomotivsat Be ran ton, Pa., on the 18th,'
Jacob Holman, of that place, was struck
and fatally injured.
Ramuel Harper, a prominent attorney cf.
Plttaburgh and Department Commander1
G. A. K, died in that city on the 16th, aged
flftv-two veurs.
U. J. Cook, who recently robbed the Por-
tersviue, Pa.,l savings bank of VMKO, bae
been arrested at London, Out He oonf eased;
and lmpllra'es others In the robbery.
Francis W. Goddard, one of the firm of.
God dard Bros., of Providence, R. L, the
largest eotton manufacturers In the world,'
died on the 17th. Death was caused by
heart disease.
The announcement Is made that George,
W. Cbllds, of Philadelphia, baa offered a
prize of tO to the man that passes the best)
examination for entrance to the academic,
freshman class of Princeton college.
The National Tube Works at MuKeesport;
Pa., have granted the demand for restorer.
Uon of last year's wages, and the 3,000 men.
la all departments have resumed work.
Toe conoessioa means an advance of tea to.
fifteen per cent m the wages of skilled men
and five per cent la those of laborers.
Chester Van Byckle, of Belvtdere, If. J.,
baa been appointed receiver for the West,
nd Mining Company, a corporation owning'
lroa mines In Hunterdon County, N. J., and
Pennsylvania, The liabilities of the eom-'
pany are reported to be froia tauoOO to;
. SDOO.OOO groatwr than Its ssaots. .
Business failures occurring throughout
the country during the seven days ended
May 17 number for the United HUteifi7,
Canaan DA, total 853, as compared with 827
the previous week. .For the corresponding
week of. last year the total was 180. .
The American Society of Mechanical En-'
gineers adjourned at Erie, Pa., on the 17th .
to meet In New York the second week In
November, 1889. The meeting just closed .
was one of the most Important held for'
years, as It ola apt to lead to national .
legislation in the matter of regulating a'
system of standards, i 'A 4
W. O. Atoughton, son of a one time prom-'
most oil man. wat arrested at Butler, Pa.,
on the 17th enarred with 'being' Implicated;
In the Portersville bank robbery for which
a man named Smith was arrested a few day s
ago in Canada.
- The convention of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians adjourned at New York on the
17th after electing the following officers:
Lawrence Kclley, national delegate ; Patrick
Dugan, national secretary; Jihn O'CaN
tighan, national treasurer,
A cablegram from Rome convey toe in
telligence of the consolidation of ,th Pitts.
burgb and Allegheny dioceses of the Roman,
Catholiechurch. ' "
The annual meeting of the American Bap.
tist Educational Society was held at Boston,
Mass., on the 18th. I The treasurer reported
receipts, exulusivo of gifts, during the year;
J3,438: expenses, t,'!3,m Francis Wey
land, of Connecticut, wss elected president;
F. T. Gates, wasmngton, oorresponainr
secretary; Joshua Levering, Maryland,
treasurer. . , i1' t it : "
At a church festival la South Glaston,
bury, Conn., on the 18th over one hundred
persons were poisoned by eating ice cream
Bavored with vanilla extract Of this num
ber thirty-four are reported in ' crtUeal
condition. Jt Is believed the poison was In
the vanilla extract '
The much talked of deal between the
American Meat Company and the American
Cattle Trust was concluded at New York
City on (he 18th. A contract for a term of
jrears was drawn up and signed by the con
trolling powers of the two organizations by
which the meat company will handle the
entire product of the cattle trust
It has developed that the Prisoners' Aid
Society, Of London, has been shipping En
glish eonviots to Texas at the rate of one or
two a week. Ten men from Rotterdam are
detained at Castle Gardes now as convict
laborers.
The exports of spocte from the port of
New York during the week ended Mav 18
amounted to $2,749,217. Imports of specie
for the same period amounted to 1231,880.
President D. Willis, of the western exten
sion of the Western Maryland railroad.
recently drove the last spike on the road
which occupies the bed of whst is known
as "Toad Stevens' tope worm," built over
fifty years sgo, near Gettysburg, Pa.
On the 18th the second annual distribu
tion of the profits of John Wansmaker'i
establishment in Philadelphia took place.
The sum of t4,1S3 was distributed among
nearly 400 employes who bsd been seven
years or longer In the serviee. In addition
to this there is a monthly distribution of
profits, which is divided among all the em
ployes, Irrespective of length of service.
During the past year tS8,i!S3 was thus dis
tributed. The weekly statement of the New York
aesoeisted banks, Issued on the 18th, shows
the following changne: Reserve increase,
15,281,750; loans decrease, 54500; specie
Increase, t3,69,!0; legal tenders increase,
2,477,400; deposits increase, (J,ffl,800; dr
eolation decrease, .7O0. The basks held
114.304,325, In exoess of the twenty-five pet
Dsn's, rule.
James McCartney and his grandson.
James Cumberland, were crossing the track
of the Baltimore at Ohio railroad at Fulton
station, Pa., on the IBth when they were
struck by an express train. Both men and
Instantly killed. .
WEST AND SOUTH.
The bill reducing the maximum legal rate
Of Interest from eigfatpercent to seven was
passed by the Illinois House on the 19th.
' The following officers were elected at the
session of the Supreme Lodge Knights of
Honor, held at Indianapolis, Ind., on the 16th I
A. R. Bsvage, Lewtston, Me., supreme dic
tator; Kaauel KJota, Newark, N. J., supreme
vice dictator; Marsden Bellamy, Wilming
ton, N. C, supreme assistant dictator; D. F.
Nelson, Bt Louis, supreme reporter; J. JN.
Branca, Bt Louis, supreme treasurer; F. A.
Pennington, .Okey Johnson and Edward R.
Bacon, supreme trustees.
The steamship Columbians, which arrived
at Portland, Ore., on the 16th, brought the
captain, mate and eleven of the crew of the
Oregon Navigation Company's steamer
Alaskan, wrecked in a gale off Cape Blanco
on May 18. Five of the crew weredrowned.
The Alaskan bad no passengers.
A dispatch from the Yankton (D. T.) In
dian Agency states that the Sioux Indians
at that place are negotiating with the Gov
ernment for the sale of about seven town
ships in the north part of their reservation.
The tract embraces some of the richest land
la South Dakota, and will furnish borne for
1,000 families, allowing each 160 acres.
A monumentto the Confederate dead wai
unveiled In Moant Olivet cemetery, Nash
ville, Ten n., on the 16th. Veterans from all
over the Slate were present Colonel W. C.
Breckinridge, of Kentucky, delivered the
oration.
In a saloon quarrel at Cleveland, O., on
the 17th IraC Benton, formerly an engineer
in the fire department was killed by Farrel
J. McCarthy, a saloonkeeper.
The extensive docks and warehouses of
the Chesapeake ft Ohio railroad In Norfolk,
Vs., were destroyed by fire on the 17th.
Lomh, tTo.OnO.
Dr. Bamucl H. Garrlgues, one of the best
know scientists In Michigan, died at Ann
Arbor on the 17th.
A fire at Council Bluffs, la., on the 17th
destroyed Stewart Bro.'s packing house,
with a quantity or cured meats. Loss, liOO,
000; Insurance, $01,600.
At Caseyville, Ky., on th 17th R. G.
Thome, editor of the Caseyville Herald,
shot and killed George Elmer, a prominent
merchant A newspsper article caused th
qoarraL ,
Eleven workmen were badly Injured on
the 17th at the Union Iron Works in Ban
Francisco by the bursting of a mold con
taining molten metal
Herman Roberta' tobacco warehouse at
HtmtJngburg. Ind., with 100,000 pound of
tobacco and his 175,000 residence adjoining
were destroyed by fire on the 17th. Several
other business places and residonnes were
also burned, the total loss being US,0UO;
insurance, 134,000.
At Rockdale, Tex., on the 17th Mrs. Louis
Palmer dropped a lighted lamp, setting her
self and the bouse on fir. She ran out
doors, but before her husband could extin
guish the flames she was fatally burned.
The bouse was destroyed and her two little
boys, aged three and four years, perished in
the names.
A. freight traia on the Chicago, Bock
Island and Psctflc railroad was wrecked,
aear Chicago on the 17th. The wreck took
fir and eighteen carloads of whisky, hlgn
wines and fruits were consumed. Los
17,000,
The Norwegian of Chicago on the 17th
eelebra'ed the seven ty-flftn anniversary of
these para Um of Norway from Denmark
and Uieadoptiou of the Norwegian constitu
tion. A storm of cyclonic character swept across
Northern Texasoa the 18th. At Forest City,
in Montague County, i suhoolboase; was
destroyed, two children killed, and many
seriously hurt . Another schoolhouse al
Btepheasville wss wrecked few minute
, .'' I l'.'. f
sfter school hsd been dismissed. Great de
itruotlon of crops occurred.,
The Chicago Ac Atlantic railway was on
the 18th placed in the hands of a receiver.
Prof. Carpenter, of Rapid city, uac,
claims to have solved the problem of sepa
rating the mica in the tin ore by a simple
lad ouective process, ana My tne ore can
b reduced at a handsome proBt .. k
'. In a quarrel at Louisville, Ky., on me lptn
over five cents Interest which Louis Jack
son claimed from John Bailey, the former
shot the latter, inflicting fatal wounds.
Nine houses and .twelve barn In East
Chicago were burned early on the morning
of the 18th, enkiltng a.los of t35,000. , .
' Judge Srmsten, of the -Cincinnati police
court!, on the 18th dismissed the 700 cases of
arrests made last year far violation of the
Owen (Sunday closing) law.'"' : "' ,
Nine oat of ten nogroae who were grows ;
lng the river in e nklff near. West Pass,,
Miss., on the 19th, were drowned .by Jhe up-'
setting of the boat In a squall.'- A little girl:
reached the bank safely. ,. 1
i The conductors', national Convention si
Denver, Col., on (the 18th re-elected Chief
Whestonand (Secretary Daniels, snd Assist-;
ant Grand Chief Conductor C, W. Wllkinsj
of Chicago, It wss decided to hold th next
eonvBntlon at Rochester, N. -YV "''
i The roof of H. R. Baldwin ft Co. 'a shoe
factory at Detroit,Mioh., caved In on the 18th,
burying three workmen woo were engaged
In repairing the building. One died pocn
after being rescued. , The other assy re
cover. ' The English syndicate has offered 110,000,
030 for the Blats brewery at Milwaukee and
Is trying to ret option on 'ether breweries
In the sams city.
A circus wa ron was struck by train In
the suburb of Chicago on th Mth, the cage
Of which wa shattered, and two wolves, a
lien and a panther eaeapea Into tne streets.
The animals were pursued and finally cap
tured, after a groat commotion among the
residents of the vicinity. '
On the 18th lightning struck the house of
Dayton Flagg at Janes vllle, Wis., killing
Mrs. Flsgg and badly burning her little
child. ' . '
Albert F. Schwab, thirty-one years old.
local manager of the Green Tree Brewing
Company, of Bt Louis, hss absconded, leav
ing a shortage In his accounts of 18,000.
An earthen ake shock was fell throughout
Middle California on the morning of the
19th. It wss severe in the Ban Joaquin
Valley and was felt in 8sn Francisco. -
Probably the largest deal la yellow pint
ever made in this country was consum
mated at Pensacola, Fla., on the 18th. An
English syndicate took charge of the Mus
cogee Lumber Company's property, tb
George Robinson Mill Company and th
Michigan Lumber Company, aggregating
five mills with 400,000 sores of land and
about forty miles of railroad. The prior
paid was 11,800,000.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
A Berlin dispatch says th sub-committee
of the Bamoan conference has decided that
the municipal council of Apia shall com
prise six members' 0m many, England and
the United Btates each to appoint one mem
ber. The other three-membc: shall be
elected by the resident of Apia.
The prevailing high prices for raw sugar
have compelled one of the largest vefiaeries
In Greenock, Scotland, to close down.
Queen Mary, of Bavaria, mother of King
Otto, died on the H3tb from dropsy and can
cer of the hver.
In the English House of Common on the
17th Mr. Lebouchere's motion to abolish the
inheritance of seat in the House of Lords
wa rejected by a vote of 801 to 1(0.
Bt Fetors burg advice state that the con
spiracy among military officer against the
Czar, recently unearthed, has many wide
spread ramifloations. Orcosrs of rayluieuta
stationed la Moscow and Warsaw havf been
found to be implicated in the 'plot, and
three bare committed suicide. Hundreds
of the eonsplrstors have boen placed under
arrest
Queen Victoria on the 18th laid the
foundation stone of the new buildings
which are to be erosted at Eton In connec
tion with the college therein.
It is reported that strikes of a most de
termined character are Imminent In tho En
llsk and Welsh coal mining districts and in
Belgium, in oonsequeno of the labor dis
turbance In Germany. '
IATE11.
At the meeting of the Baptist Publication
Society in Boston, Mass., on the 90th, it was
announced that the work of revising the
Bible Union New Testament is approaching
completion, and that work on ths revisioa
of the Old Testament 1 proceeding satis
factorily. Tss large passenger steamer John Hop
kins wss burned st Baltimore, Md., on th
80th. Loss. I2MI.0UO.
Tss 180th anniversary of the birth of
Stephen Girard. was observed on tne Vila
with appropriate ceremonies in Girard ool
lege, Philadelphia.
Tbi friends of Dr. Cronin, who so mys
teriously disappeared some time ago, era
so firmly convinced now that Cronin has
been made the victim of a conspiracy aad
foul play, and that he has been murdered,
that they offer a reward of H),ouotor in
formation leading to the arrest and eon.
victlon of any of his murderers, principals
or accessories.
A mi at Howard City, la., on the 80th
destroyed the opera house building, Mather'
bank, the Baptist church, severs s
eleven dwellings and four barns. The loss
is estimated at .'iA,0O0.
WiuxiM D. Derrv, cashier of the Mu
tual District Messenger Company, wa ar
rested at Boston, Mass., on the aoth on tha
charge of embezzling 118,000 from the West
ern Union Telegraph Company.
' Ami two weeks' investigation the Web
ster County (la.) grand jury failed to Indict
the seventeen settlers chsrgcd with
spirary by the land owners.
Fo robbing Benjamin He we, of Dan
bury, Conn., on the DUth John McCarthy and
John Cunningham were on the asms day
Indicted, pleaded guilty and were sentenced
to nine years and six months In State's
prison all within eight hours' time.
Louis Bun, a negro forty five year of
are. fatally stabbed his young wife, aged
seventeen, in Chattanooga, Tenn., on the
80th and then cut his own throat
Mb. Emms C Folsom, mother of Mrs.
Grover Cleveland, was married at Jackson,
Mich., on tha 80ta to Mr. H. E. Psrrine,
well known citizen of Buffalo.
' Tan Postmaster General has awarded tha
contracts for supplying the Post-office De
partment for the next fiscal year with reg
istered package ana outer omctsi envelopes,
to the Morgan Envelope Company, aad the
Plvmnton Manufacturing Company, of
Springfield, Mas., at ,.
' Taa Bcandlravlan Lutheran College at
Decora h, la., was destroyed by fire oa tha
80th. A couple of boys named Coleman,
fourteen and seventeen years of ag, were
burned so seriously thst they will die. The
loss Is 112,000.
At New York on the 'JOth custom house
Inspectors arrested Xavier and Mary
Arnold, busbsud siui wife, who were psa
senrers oa the French steamer IUJbam-
psgne, aa suspected smugglers. Nothing
was found on the man, but in the dress of
his wife were found twenty-six gold
watches of Hwiss make snd several chains.
bracelets and trinkets. The value of the
lot was satiioated at H'i.pll0.
Wew About Town.
It iitbe current report about town that
Kemp' Balsam for tha throat and lung
i making soma remarkable cores with
people who are troubled with jCoughi,
tiore Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis and Con
sumption. Any druggist will glva yoa a
trial bottle trea of cost. It Is guaranteed
to relieve and care. 'The Urge bottles are
fifty cents and one dollar. .
Why erabltterlif e by dragging around
wltblameback, diseased kidnevt.droDsl
cal swellings, female weakness, nervons
debility ,neartdtses indrhenmttlccom-
Elaints.when Dr. Fenner's Kidney and
acksche Cure will so quickly core t Rev,
A.J. Merchant, Presiding Elder writes :
"It gave me almost Instant and entirely
perm anen trailer." Superior trail known
medicines In these diseases. For sale by
druggists . r " " " .". ''
, The Homeliest man In Wellington
well as tha handsomest, and other are In
vited to caH on any druggist and get tree
trial bottle of Kemp's - Balsam . for the
lung and throat, a .remedy that is sailing
entirely upon Its merits and It guaranteed
to relieve and cuve all Chronic and Acute
Coughs, Asthma, Bronchlti and Consum
ption. Large bottles M cents and $1. ...
. .; ..u fc'i.ir,;.. m :-
, ' : i00 LftClJe Wanted,'
And 100 tnento call on ah druggist
for a free trial package of Lane's Fans
ly Medicine, tho great root and herb
remedy, discovered by Dr, Silas Mb
while In tho Rocky Mountains. For
diseases of tha blood Hvsr and kidneys j
it l a positive cure, for constipation
aqd clearing bp the complexion it does:
wonders. ' Children like it. Everyon
praises It. Large site package, SO cts.
At all druggists.
A Grateful Clergyman.
Rev. tho. RtcheV, formerly 'presiding
elder of tha Northern N. Y. Confer
ence, glvds this opinion' of a popular
remedy: "1 have round Van Wert's
Balsam to be a wonderfuleffective med
icine for the lungs. I nave recommend
ed it to several of my friends who arc
suffering from consumption and almost
miraculous benefits have followed its
use. I am of the opinion that If taken
iu time It would affect a certain cure oi
this dread disease. I would urge all
who are sufterlng with lung and throat
trouble to try it. Trial size free. .
W. Adams the Leading Uruggist.
Interested People.
Advertising a natent mediclns the pe
culiar way In which Kemp's Balsam, for
Congbs ana Colds does, it is indeed wono
derlul. lie authorizes diugglsts t
give those who call for It, a sample bottl
free, that they may try it before purcha
lng. The large bottles are 00 cants and
one dollar. We certainly wonld advise a
trial. It may save you from consumption
a
Simply purnving and cleansing tb
blood Is not sufficient. It needs enriching
also.the nervons system needs toning un
til of which is accomplished by Dr. Fere
ner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerll
Tonlo. Use hi Cough Honey in at
coughs; his Golden Relief in til pain
and ztomact taa oowei attoraers; nip
Kidney tod Backache Care in lame back.
dropsy and all kidney disorders; his Qer
man jcto-bsiv in tore even, cracked skia
and pilesi his Capitol Bitters for appetite
aadltreogin. rorsaje ny arnggiaiSf -. .
Dyspepsia or Indigestion always yield
to the curative properties of Hibbsrd's
Rheumatic Syrup, containing, as It does
nature's specific for the stomach. For
sale at E. W. Adams' sod F U Felt
(Saved ttieValce of it Fa Sellers
Cough Syrup hss attained a reputation tl
motteqnal to Sellers' Pill, and more could
hardly be said of any other medicine. Th
syrup should be kept In every family
where there are children, and grown np
people Ind it a most valuable medicine
for coughs, colds, hoarseness, and throat
and lung diseases. Th pills are sacha
standard remedy in some psrta of ihecotin
try that a family never .think of doing
without them. Bald an old gentleman In
Eastern Maryland. "Why I haver sized mv
family on Seller' Pill, and I consider
them almost as essential to a family as
bread. In the last thirty years Ihey bav
saved me enough, la doctor bill, to pay
tor a farm. Cincinnati i imes-oiar.
Loose's Bed Clover Pill cures sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, On
stinatlon, 25c per box, S boxes for $1. ' For
sale by Fred Felt
A Q- itt Surprise
Is in store tct all who us Kemp's Bal
sam for tbe throat and lungs, the great
guaranteed remedy. Would yon believe
that It Is sold oo Its merit and that any
druggist l authorized by th proprietor of
tbi woaderlul remedy to give you a sam
ple bottle free T It never fall to cure acute
ot chronic cough. All druggist sell
Kemp's Baltam. Large bottle 50 cents
ana f l.
' William Laird.
William Laird, a well known drug-
?tof Springfield, Orefroo, writes aa
ollows: "My stock ol Van Wert's
Cough Balsam ordered from you a short
time ago It ttmott exhausted and I am
pleated to note the fsct that It hit giv
en universal satisfaction. I have never
had a single bottle returnee. The
medloine Is a boon to mankind." Trial
site free. E W. Adams the Leading
Drngglst.
Forced to Leave Home.
Over SO people were forced to leave
their homes yesterday to sail for a free
trial package of Lane's Family Medl.
clna. If your blood Is bsd, your liver
aud kldneyt out of order. If yon tre
eonttlpated and have headache and an
unsightly complexion, don't fall to
call on any drnggltt to-day for a free
sample of this grand remedy Tha
ladles praise it. Everyone likes it
Large sit package to cents.
MARVELOUS
DISCOVERY
Oat? O SrSM ut Mnasarv TValahai
Vmmr MMfca
SMI
Mlaa waaSertaa earsa.
Kvory eU4 aad aaslt araatlv twaetttad.
4jr t tailuiinW to Utrntyamtwrnm OlM us,
4H4S i4m4ms IFe, v at. a, H
Fiona- W.W. rlJlae;llM,s,Jadai)r
arnLala,Ol"h..r, Ml LW4 F" Wf
. kfi. a. iisaTTt, tn rina
i Ave, It Y.
raoRY
Froposei Amendmsnt'to the Cca-
T AfX A T I OjM .
AMENDMENT NO. 1.
Siotios 1. Be It resolvsd by the General As
sembly of the Btate of Ohio, That a proposition
hall bs submitted to the electors of this Btate
on Wis srst Tuesday after the Brst Monds in
November, It, to amend Section 2 Bt Article
XII of the Constitution of the Bute of Ohio, so
thst It shall read ss follows : . .
-- ABTICLB XII. -
6zc.i, The General Assembly shall provide
fot tha raising ( revenue for the support of
the-ststeand local kovernmsntsi but taxes
ball be uniform on the same class oi anhjoota.
Burying grounds, public school houses, houses
used eiolnstvely for pnblle worship, Institu
tions of purely public cfasrlty, public property
used exclusively for any subllo purpose, and
fiersonal property to sn amount sot exceeding
n value two hundred dollars far each Individ
ual, may, by general laws.be exempted from
taxation t and the value of all property se ex
empted shall, from time to ttme, t ascertained
sns Dublishad. aa mav be dtroeted b lawi .
Bscnosl. At such eleotlon those electors
desiring to vote for such amendment msy hsve
piaeea upon tneiroaiiois tna woras"iaxauon
Amendment ?es " and those opposed to such
amendment may have place upon thelrpal
lbts ths words "Taxation AmendmentNo."
. SicnoxS.. This amendment sbsll take effect
,flto.nmdt,oi.mriAMpBOWi
' , speaker of ths House of Representatives.
THBO. t. DAVIS,
president pro tern of ths Senate,
Adopted April, use..
'' CumrsBTiTisor Amssioa.Orio,
Orrios or tss BsoasTisr or dtats.
T. Daniel J. Rvaa. Smretarv of Btate of the
Btote of Ohio, d hereby certify that the fore
going Is a true copy ol s joint resolution
sdoDled bv the General Assemblv oi the btate
ot Ohio, on tbsth day of April, AD. t89,
token from ths original rolls died Is this efllee-
ln testimony wnereoi, i nave Hereunto sun
I..- -scribed mv same, and alllxedmtsnV
sial elsl seal, st Columbus, the leth day of
Secretary of Btate.
S. F. BLACK,
Contractor and Builder.
Flans and estimates made. Job
work of all kinds. ' Orders by
mail promptly attended to. 46-ly
Pratt k Herrick,
mm: ibb m nw imi
Free delivery to any part of the corpor
ttion. Railroad street, Wellington,
C. E. SUTLIFF,
deaIsEH i it coaXi
Anthracite. Massillon,
i , -; i Jackson and Blossbnrg.
Terms Cash and Prices Low. .
Office on "West Liberty St.,' Telephone 48
CHRI5TIS.&BENNSTT
MajioraCTCKiB or
CAERUGES, WA60S8 AJiD 8LKIGHS
. O BVBST PteCzUrTIOzT. ' J ' '.
EKPAIHINO A 8PECIALTT.
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.rw.,ii.' .
Dr. O. H. MacFarland's
Great Medical Dis
covery. Tbit MM do will put ChroBl) tstl let aiDMlorf
RhsnLBfttUsn, WformlistxK'iiroml MtUsarltv, lifsrpalv
Rirfc Hnslavht) wA all sj1tsmm of the) LItsw mk
KldDsTjt. Alio will emn CsvurrK IkTOfaaaV, Mil
KbcQtm. M avll 4Imvms thst ftrc caaw4 from Imparw
Diona. it m od of in or niooq ui iviTer rtfne
.lewkBOVD. It pOff6 tb hrVsjd, Cnfl ft B'sVllllf
ferilott of tb9 liver Bd k1dDt. Heacc, It nArMtet
thptke slwiifi froan tb iys)l?m. Thotj offrrlM
wllh tbrM dlrsvt, tryt, bos rf tbil rrrftt vtUril
4looTf7, avod bfl cooTlicrd of lu sfiCfitc ETery
fusufML Klfcvdav. irutBenl 111 Mb boi. Prtct II
kvr but, r iU boict for fi Mr get ttu
frfJBUlDtJ
Sold salv la Wslllagtom, by Dr. J
W. Heuchtoa.
SbosM anr " SmIk, tbn ess trdr tlesrt fras
Dr. C. H MscF.rUnil. )brll., O, Thl. t Ih. M
kraud mrdlrln. SrllTerrd la Ih. elllxs. f W.lllu
las lut r.bni.ir d sctstofvrs aslj keca Ml or
Um bvcuir siosirUs
CIDER
imtAirs nnntti
. PRESERVATIVE.
A tboroushlr ined and whnU.nni. prepajatloo
far srTMUng famMoUUoa, saabllDg oaa to bavs
rich.spartluigeklrtbsyarawMB4. HsabaMoa
ths mtk A sis rua, aa l ladmd by tbov
aadsvbobaTsnsnlK. It Lbnroiif bJy otartflM, aad
Imparts ao farrkr lasts. Put op ia box de.lira
sd lor at and toll. psekacM, rKallltfat SSaM
SO eta. Sold by lain m Mat by auaU oa ranlpt
atprtos. INHAS SSOe, raazuucnrss, Akrss. 0V
Bold byr.D.Felt.
LADIES -P
Teas' Owa lhrelttar, at Bavzw.
TWy vtll dys Sfwythiar. Thy sraol4stwy
who. PrU lOe. packags. Tbn haw asl
o Btrsnv itnithtiiw ASMant
v Um Plum.. 1 'lur. or aoft-fftril
kasoant la PMtara
in f rhir. or man-1mA mm uusjium, .
E, tT AdnmsalsoF.D.Felt
IfakM a Lamlv Camlralaa. T. m
Xpkodid Tonw, and ira Boils, l'im
Ira. Mrofula, Mrrarial and all ills
llHmsm. faoM by your irassist
Seflert toetdm Co., PrrttbtirgTi.Pa
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PATENTS
1 ! 'uiwi',;,a,ltviw.
Cavests.and Trade Marks obtained, and a '
Fatontbualnessoondaoted for Moderate fee i
OuroffloelsopposlteU.S.PatentOmoe. W
bavsnosub-agenoles.all buslnessdlrest, hen -satransaotpstentbualnessln
lea time an
atless cost than those remote from Wsshlnt
ton. , .. --. .. --...ff -
Bend msdel, drawing, or photo, with deserlp
tlon. We advise If patentable or not. free a.
ehsrge. Our fee not due till patent Is secured
A book, "How to Obtain Patents." with rel v
ereneet to aetnal clients In your Bute, county
ortown.sentfree. Address
C. A. 8N0W& CO.,
Opposite Pkteit OfflM.Wuhlnttoii.D.C.
.17'.;.-
-M.:. .ip,,-...,
t .'? j t t'iri fivl 'T
City
. Is tbe best place in 'the city ,
U ,;etstrictly No.l Meats,
and Sausage Fresji -
and Salted.
Meat tlwtyt clean. Attention tlwtj
given. Pncestlwtytftlr.
FRED ABBOTT,
Successor to
, WHITNEY ft ABBOTT,
Carpenter Block. . Wellington, O
TCe are how tutklncsasv terms and ax '
ceedlngly law prices ; alio show the Ones
stock oi rjtnot tna Qrgtns la ,Uiettte
Wr th Northern 6hio Agent for "
ueoKernro's ' ' Flanei.
p B.Dreher's w " ' r
"XraaiohitBaoh ,
Sterling .. . -, ,
Wewty & Kvans
it
4
Worcester and Lor lng ft Blake's
rAiVADl! OBOAIT8.
ITew Of gans 18.00
Write for free catalog and information
B. DEEHEH i SONS,
My Sapsrier St., tLfeVILAND, OHIO
CATARRH
Ely's Cream Balm
" C3ftn theNaattlPamaeoe. Al
lay Inflammatirsn. Heal tne Sorea. '
Beatores the Benses) of Taste, 8moU
and Hearing.
A partkUfaawtU toUvaehBMCTtl a4
IsaanaSle, PrtMOOe.mtDrassiMss'M .
MiLiaYauOTUiUUMWarMatM.JiOT Toch
OFPUFICCDUVERCI
aV5S IlTPOPnOSPIIIlXS
Almost asJPalfable) at Milk.
" B alssralsMt tmm H awa he taksa.
SI(Maa, a4 stalls4e by tha asaai
saBsttm sliaiSt. KtM ssts plaJa U
csss.1 k solarat4 1 mmt ky tha asan
biaattoa w4 the il wlttt sw ayyxpfca
fhlsss s aaaea aass-e eStaattsas.
aUawrttak) as trtk fntiM, ' '
i tla naUly vkBt takttg K.
BOOTTd ZUTTLfilON is acknowledged by
PhysiMarja to be the Finest and Best prstMV
rsilon In ths world tot the lalisf and oar o
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA.
CENERAL OEilUTY, WASTINQ
DISEASES, EMACIATION,
COLDS and CHRONIC COUGHS.
Ths grtat rsststfy 'Jbr Cbntwsp&m, and
Watting tn fkUifr. Sutd fry aU JMwiMm.
ttlssl Boas K-i,
Fane. ivii4taii
SVS, InpnrUrl snd
lmsdtnof Fiacvraos
and KiXKra linn
Uoam W nr
fw; lam Mad of hon
to atiKi ron roraa
IM ma bm branlrn,
mmki low pftcm, sot
stll aa uy torn
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