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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
TOWN AM COUETRY!I
c. NRLL.,,

The Democrats who subscrib-
scrided to the fund for the pur-
pose 6HtA3pftngth red-mouth-
ed EngtsR A6olitionist, and
Monarchist, HENRY VINCENT to
this place tc lecture, were the
worst sold" individuals We, have
witnessed for a long tins. They.
expected a lecture that would
entertain as well as impart gen,
eral information. Phsy' shave
heard enough of sickeni1g PRaiae
tor the Usainted' LincolF from
Dur owl fanatics aud isycophants
have heard our Oldo< Demoa
erafie systemI1of Governments
sneefsd atSaad stradneed enough
reSdiutionists and Monar-
chists at home, without cpptribu-
mean to have them import.
ed from abroad, for the same IN
famous purpose. Did the pSoaS.
of the Register tpepetrate
the swindle intentioDalEyf+
Cromwell was bis subject
bat it should have beena dubbed
abe Lincoln" or the speakers
admiration for this country, be
cause it was fast progressing into
A Monar-hical system of Govern
nenth8 such sentiments he
Hss applandeH O eourse! No
speaking of Charles ILAesoaping
n women's clothes, he said we
lad a small touch Of that here
abiding to the stale lie that jeff
was caught Ia wotheh's'
lress! Intelligent 'IIingifshman!
It was impossible to understand
than 'alf of whatilhe said:l
but we made out thatd hesais a
ibid Abolitionists-a Monarch
st-had a sovereign contempt
or GEO. WASHINGTON, and is OPP
toeedsa Ste biearaipgd Democrats
Iky1esSkaf GoRerRment,,' and Mas
,eeh brought iRt6siHamericaafo
prepare us for the English Isyssl
of despotism under Radical
That is the reason Why
NORRIS, of the Register, and a
lew others of the same Tx, were
20 rampant to have the old %selF
.ecture here, s'lAP 7Neh \
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
silver silver silver!

silverl silver silverl uatI
On and after the 25th inst, all
customers purchasing Goods at
the Store of DEEM 4 BROTHER, to
an amount exceeding 81, co. will
.kscefxe allFqhhage of 25 cts. and
under, in Silver. IA. asysaial
tP1aiu Talk to Our close FfstedI
lBOT Men,
In thist article we lmeAnSt6dn6
form our readers yexactly what
Ewesknow about close fsted men-
what they areAAwho they are,
who they are, and how TO know
them. h@@ -@H9b
they are without the slightest
reason OF a doubt, the smallest,
meanest, greenest men alive,
Xou find them in all commun5
.itiea and at all times hateful,
|peevish, rettish, fretful and com
AFR
planning av .his7s
lo They are low, mean, teoyetous
mortals who live onlyyforthems
selves, work only for themselves
and who plan,1 plot, think aud
act for no other living creature
but themselves Oh -eJa 9Ja8TTN
They are worthless, useless;
lifelees nobodys-men without
souls, men who are of no use
whatever and in whose compost
ton is neither manners decency
charity or compassion.
They are sardid creatures of
the lowest order, shaped like
man but to all appearances sent
here like Lost souls to trouble
and perplex the better, nobler
portion of creation.
Such are close fsted men as the
wide world knows them. 1odsas.
But they are smaller, 1Ittler,
meaner yet in rractice9oy ssIba7aI
p So mean, that no respectable,
whole souled, honest ornkonofa-
DE eitizen of!anyaebmmunity can
or will respect them. t 4A'
So mean that honorable men
learn to- regard their pledged
word as mockeryuor their most
solemn promise of lessUfimpor,
tanee than their worthless ife.4a
toEBut how, reaGertcan wemlearp
to know themfss@ Saizss hssg.
Easy indeed, no trouble at al
l-foIlow these instructionsaao&.
go out begging forthe poor
j. Go out asking aims sforI any
noble, Honorable or charitable
purpose, r tisa''hs sa@
Go out for the church,th
heather, the unfortnnate, ths
siek,i the public wants Or any
othef ealissi that wiIhfnotszpay
back capital ou8 demand will
DEVILS interest-25 per cent? "a
Ask the whole peoplstogsub
scribe for gas works, churches
town halls or any public institu'
tion.sutsg sI1asiax
Above all at present, ask then
to subscribe towards the build
ling of the louisville s. Sandasks
RAILROAD. smi4h"
Il Set doW n0tha mems name'l
dWho1haye means, but Who max
sundry excuses and finally in tn,
lend say, No. zaiyie -az70f 10 A7si
All such are the close fsteo
linen of this community. cs,-I.ss
r. No matterRhoath they are, wha
'lthey follow or where theynlive
1--we pronounce them the mean
loW, useless, worthless, miserl.
Enobodys of this neighborhood-
T. The mean men who are cold
licruel and selfish to all,Swho haV'
no souls themselves and VIII
would if they could or dare, TAX
, the last penny from q starving
lboot black.
hAud we have hundreds of jus
5 such men among US, they hav'
won weelth, they live in costi,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
Police N~ews...Look1 Out,
Early in the morning of I

Early in the morning of the
-, uaJ5lhayqSpgg lady madeaher ap.
49, ~ :ssssisearsHeeSssbefore his SHonor the
s19 SEMayorsahd made affidavit for the
arrest Of a certain young tailor
of this quiet village. And in
obedience thereto a warrant was
issued and placed insthe' hands
ofA1arshal Ryan, who soon made
the arrest of the individual in
question, and very soon produc-
ed his body in court.ss Blu Fate,
hour tickle! In a t~winkIing of an
eye the young tailor, made, a
ahst8rI4Hsz doMa the 40.
7. arr ? steps doEna B~aro0,5sOvsr
field and brush he just. Fet0 for
freedom and for life No donbt
the thing was made nap; for he
was o o joined by a youngsbuck
who no doubt was better sae-
quainted with the location OF the
country below town,uthau said
prisoner. Marshal Ryan,EEwith
the help of Deputy Morgan,
sss .Jslssmsds pnrsnf down the pike as
sssss--s FAR as tie first btidgeeswhere
they found a young maun whose
nickname is GRASSY, with bug
gy in waiting to convey ~ the
young tailor on butyYas most
beautifully fustratedntbys being
arrested himself, and was left in
charge o. Deputy Morgan,Ryan
continuing the hunt. In a few
minutes Morgan discoversdthe
.gn3gepng bucks aud upriscasF can
as le itiohstys aproaehihgg the pike from
~ the Eaiiroadsons hieSwestsssGras
sy" discovering them yelled out:
"LigM oct; don't come doa0n here,
you wiW be arrested. Take do1Dn
the railroad and I wttt meet gou
at the antioch crossing. Morgan
thinking he had better esc1fe
the right man lit out afteRthem.
And now comes the pretty part
of it. Morgan being a leaapmaH
= 'sssa1s and wtgpod wind, RAPIDLY
.ss gainsd,o thSsGml as they run over
fields and down the railroad,
when discovering they would
Soon be caught. The young
buck cried out: "Let out hnothel
link he is gaining on us!' Ther
the reader of this sketch Shonlc
only have seen them to 'appre:
ciate the ludicronsness of thu
race the like of which is not or
record; Eeir coat tails stream
Ing In the wind in the direction
- LII Of the Borth: Pole, and in a posi-
s.4tion that. you could have played
marble on them, putting ,. ans
blowing they just few. zAtzthi
juncture, Morgan thinking tt
stop them emptied a barrel O
his revolver after them wllel
only maue them exert one NOR
nerve to help them onward jus
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

y, MARRIED -onth the 18th inst. in
New Hope, by the Rev. Hiram Johnson,
Mr. o B. Surface, to Miss MaggieyO OFT.
of1New hope, Preble co. Ohio.
In Eaton on the 18th, by Rev, J, d,
Mr. W.7M, johnson, to Miss
Luretta A. Fisher, both, of West Alexan
dria." h9afD ''Aa ,gy I'd -sss.
~ On The r7th, in Eaton. at4sthe
residence, of Sheriff Bostick by Rev.
j D. LaueI, Mr., Francis M. Khnger of
Eaton, and Miss Emeline Longstreet of
West Alexandria, ry8HT.
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MaHhgedFHew Lost, How
N - R1Regtored.

MaHH88dFH0w Lost, How
Restored.
kNEkA Us pa bliehed, a peS edi
ton If DR.. CUIverwelTa
lAe&IHCelehrafed Essay on the
AS(A rddiedl cure (wiihout medi-
8|zEfS eine) Of SPEKMAToHRH1A. or
seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, Infpotepcy, Mental and Physical
neapactty, 5Impediments to Marriags,
ETC. also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
ts, inasssd ey seltindalgenes or sexu.
B@-Pfios;ia,a sealed envelope, only G
bic essay, ACCOMPLISHMENTS from a
tharty SearsJ4eGeAful practice, that the
consequences Of ~selfabuse may
'~befAdtcaAy euredwfthout the dangerous
ssfetintSfna4tsnedicine or the applica-
MISUNDERSTANDING out a mode Of
cure al Once smIIe certain, and efsc-
IuA1 3ymhaha ofwhch every sufferer. no
matter What bis se9pdition may be, NAV
cure himself eheaPly, privately, and rad.
.aR6r This Leetars-should be in the
bands o every Youth aud every man in
isent, padenss4l,Gpaa plsin envelope.
70 any address Q2skpafd, on receipt Of
HK cents, or Two post stamps. Also.
DR. OulvSswehS' Marriage Guide" price
cents dAddtses The Publishers,
CHASE. q KLINE q 90.
l21 BoWery1N. y p. o. Box 1855
= Noyi25bAse9w8Lss
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
This new FAMILY MACHINE i

-O-@ go q r'ha
This new FAMILY MACHINE is
capable Of i range and variety Of work
Buehsas was interchangeable, a short
ago, to perform by machinery-
claim, and can show those whom it
may concern, . that it is the cheapest,
most beautiful a~.delicately arranged
ulcely adjusted, easily operated, and
smoothly running Of an the family SeRs
ing Machines. - 1T tisa remaTkable mot
not only for the range and yaristy<ofhs
sewing, but also, for the variety and
variety ofrseWiHsl but Also FOR the 7arie
ty and different Kinds of-ne&threi which
1t win sew. with equal facility and per-
lection, using Silk Twist, Linen torrCot-
ton Thread, 6a's or coarse. makingyth
Interlocked-E lastic-Stitch, alike on both
sides of the fabric sown.H Thus beaver
cloth, orlAleather, may be sewn with
great strength and, uniformity of stitch,
and in . moment this wiling and never
weaIyiHg machine may be adjusted for
I6Be work5op Eauze or COS, amer tissue
or the tuckipg of tarletan, Or fling, or
almost any other WORK which delicate
fingers have been knewn to perform.
aPutchasersI caa9 sobr be Convinced
that our new Family NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New and essential pFineiplesTsimplicity
of construction-ease of operation-uni
|foEmit3S pf PRECISE SETON at sany
speed capacity for range and variety Of
work, fine or coarse, leaving. all RIVALS
behind iAE.FzH.T.H
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

ta1sW Who is going to run for
office this spring? To those who
are, let us hint that at this. office
IS the place to get tickets print.
ed. 81 aairq I-is no
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

J. w. Safer, D. very prominent
lawyer of Greenville and an old
resident of Eaton, was in town
on Mondar. He is fat, and it
looks like the swamps OF Darke
county agree with him.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

4 q AENkrFI 49, - rHEr L
in time to make the buggy and
tclosely pursued that the young
tailor was obliged to tacate the
buggy and take to the brush for
safety. Then the officer added
another deputy in the person OF
Tate Mann, W no ran his horse
over the woods pasture and
caught MI. Tailor, who was
brought back to D,town in tri-
umph of the marshals but very
much to the discontinue of
these young men, The young
itailGE was taken before Esquire
2Lafsh. s7ButIthe young tailor on
looking over the whole grounl,.
concluded to settle down in life,
and Visions of checker boa, ds
dc ncing in his mind if the law
had its sway. he proposed mar
riage to the young lady, was &C
cepted, and through the extreme
p~oliteness Of. Judge King and
Squire, Larsh, they were made
one; which put a stopstoA aipfur
ther proceedings in law. o'The
yoapg)lady, now "a married wo~I
man, returning home and the
to his place of business
tn rough the back door and down.
the alley. And thus ended one
more epitome to be added TO the
history of our town whiehTNes
witnessed by a very largesnnm-
Der of our citizens. aAud-powI
hoping that a1fmay beswen with
the newlY@mafrfed couple, Let
us have peace. Shoo, sFly!don't
bodder me. guis;fT- .ba
g "a
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

NOTICEbHO,1BUILDERs


hGEAkED hid Eilf be received at the
o. Bat6E3s PfebIe B66aty, Ohio. At tBe
IoeichIeA theI0left &C 1haid Corporation.
until SATURDAY. March 18th, 1870, at IL
's'cfoek, MI, on 6fd day. for building the
Gonhu1iTC Chamber, &c, in
said Village. sTheibids will be required
70 be made ksperateiY for the different
portions 81 saSdHwotktI as follows, to-wit:
L. lst- BidssGeE faEnishing the brick de-
Ilivered on the ground.
end. Bidsfoftheabri and stone ma
sonrgsinclpd 4R limafand sand.
Bird. Bids Cor the finding and cutting
the necessary stone.
/ tthd Bidsfor did Rarperter work and
fpdipg 4helppbeEoE
9th. Bide Tor the galvanized iron work
and slatihFtIHOEA
ete, RlspAfpF WHISPERING, including
HEs Bsal FOR @s&tOugbt iron work.
9th. Understanding said Build
jpgas an -eptiretE.
- 1hsHEerk BBs lone in accordance
Gle IN the cofporatfon Clerks office.
I EAehAbid i6aEC bonfain the full name
kefanh pefspl interested in the same,
and shall Be accompanied with a suf6-
leiens ghGrahtyA6esolne disinterested per-
Isog haiti the hidyleaqcepted, n contract
will be entered into and the performance
of II properly secured.'
Bldsb fori botkhIabbr and materials
must state each separately, and the price
bNone but the lowest responsible bid
will be reeeiyedf pnd the Council reserves
the right TO reject any or all the bids
mads.8 biD NiauofE
The. contracts wi1be paid in the bonds
of the Village, which said bonds, as we'll
as the pfa1s and specifications of the
work caun6w bse6sn t the Office Of the
Cooperation EfeHh-@
BY order OF the Town Council.
Nv. w. SuHagDhpisq ]. II. Zoos,
-. Clerk n Mayor.
Feb; IL, l87Q5V3 prf$Io,O0.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
W.haf we lake TO See.-

8 - 49,
A girl who gets up early in the
merniags pride enough TO wash
before breakfast, taete Renongh'
to- dress neatly, and sense enough
to go Deem Bros to purchase
her Dry Goods. .
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
HOr Need.L-Anv0 If obraf

E0E NeeN.AAny Of our far
mers Who name a good and pure
artie1eIof Flax Seed to SOW, can
be -accommeqatedl<by calling at
the Grain Depot of L. e. GOULD,
the Pork House. o11e9 o
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

VISITING CARDS.A-Packages
Of beautiful Visiting Cards. neatly
printed, Fifty in a case at $500 can
be had Ut this Of3oe,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOtP'

NOTICE TO ALL CREATION,
Elhe undersigned has just opened a
La FIRST CLASS BLACKSMITH
Shop on Deeator and Beech Sss. Eaton
Ohio lust above the Brewery. - nftf
Horse-Shoeing, Flows, Harro VS.,
Wagons, Edged Tools, &c,
made New or srepaired. Also Double
Linked Chains repaired or made. Bring
on your York Satisfaction Warranted.
80, CHRISTIAN SMITH.
January. FL 5s5o5yFl eDeb T.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
VINEYARDS NEW JERSEY, +.
.SPEER,s PORT GRAPE VINE
FOUR YEARS. OED.d

- HHIHH. EMLH.# j
THIS justly celebrated native Winejs
lmade from the juice of the Oportive
Grape, raisedfh this country. aIts lvaIdr
able .t1aea al T.,
Tonic and Strengthening Properties
are ienaGrpassed bsatH other ndtfYe Wine
Beirg the pure juice of the grape, pro-
ed nnder Mr. Spes6s own personal sup
ervisiod, Its purity and gendineness are
gnarahteedI 6The youngestqebild may
partake Of its generops Qualities, aud the
Weakest Invalid may use it to advantage.
ITisLpaffiehlafIy AsnaEeial t0itkeiSged
anddebilitate6s aud lie suited to he var
ious ailmentsthat, aA,et the weaker sex
1t IS, in every respect, AsWfNETO BE
REEIEB3ON.iodn III afU.w .fojs,I,
dINNABIDS USE SPEER'S PORT
.1uVS iaa13GRAPEIWINE. 3 a
nj FEMALES USE SHEERiSs PORTL'
sn. r.a GRAPE WINE. l.
WEAKLY PERSONS FIND a
BENEF1f1BY ITS USE.
ssSpeer@ Wines.f1 Hospitals are prefer
rcd 10 other Rinesg Snns
Sold bJsDruggists. generally, @hoalso
sell Speer's Standard Wine iBitters.1
Trade supplied by all WI olesaleD Dealers,
See that The Signature of Alfred Speer,
Passiac n. J.,fs 0ter the cork Of seneh
bottle.lH ,eftanNQ taps-
u AISPEERiS YihsEard, New jersey
Office No.i243 Broadway, NeNYQyhR
Sale ibyJ- Pr BRooKINS&SOM
BY Elton Ohio NAi
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

How many subscribers shall
weRddato our list 1lis spring?
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

Look for Police news in this
weeks paper.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
BOOksfoTFaFmer and Stock
. rna e slss RrhadarS.

Bound dKolnmeE tof the American
Stock Souraal,, for 1858 containing 384
large double co1umn pages, sent post
pndd1foElag. D4Ial~A4A so
Bqpnd Yolnmsg Of the American Stock
Journal for 1853, containing 3S4 pages.
sent post paid fok..... ............. $3.50
The Qarymane Manual for. ..... .25cts
The Horsemans' Manpal Il" ....... .25cts
The Hog Breeders Manual .......25cts
iEh sGhfep BrhrdemSManual, ....25cts
The PonltEy BEseless Manual, ...25cts
The Wh5lehve Manuals sent post paid 20
one addfesB r.A.4n.. .$l.O0
zoAgentst ER4tedet0 whom liberal in
JUDGEMENTS will be- offered. Address
N. .B0RER&CO Publishers,
II R9] Rarkssbyg, Chester Co, Pc
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Il ATTAcHMENTs.

For Hemmiagn Fellings Refining Braid
ing, Binding, Gathering.STueking. En-
bordering, and SO forth, are not. only
numerous,i shutanog y brought to Ngreat
perfection. Most of. them iscan be AT.
taehed BY a simple move ofothe hand
The auslityo0f the work can only be fully
appreoiated on observation and exami.
o ation,, .szsd
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
sstD Jul Machine Twist.
.-bINEEaTHREAD, SPOOL COTToN
OIL. Rec s5r2ssib $40

tE94H GAaGaAsS TrG
] We hnveaand SHALL keep N stock at
our, Central Office and Agencies. Ton
'spooIs OF various sizes,9 Twist of all
sizes and colors,ALinen Thread, Spool
Cotton Oil, ard all other articles ne
feessary in theuse of our machines. qaz-
We wish 1t understood that we manu-,
tfacturel tbs Twist sold by US; that We
shall aim to have it excel in quality and
exceed in quantity, for a given price.
[that.of other manufacturers, and that
the Twist made by Us in our new and
extensive mills, supplied as they1are
with the most improved indefinitely and
skilfe4 labor can be relied On for tbs
desirable qualities Of uniformity of size
Eeyepness, length of thread as h1Vrked or
each SPOOL Neutrality-suspicious. Of colol
|TBE SINGER MANUFAcTUR1NG
: ,ia@ COMPANY a7s '1a
%GNCINNATT OFFICE, Olives
Fourth St. March 10, 1970t
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

satEGchNae1st NiOtfce.
lJoaRph<TE6jk HgtG1 Before John R.
tx yysssaxAus Stephens, Justice
aChatles .Windar,5H Washington Tp.,
partners as Tipglsl Preble county,
and aWfnaeR adefe7dsf Ohio.
ANTS. ~islss37ga ssJ
B0NStha 2lst uAaysof January, A. d.
" 1870, said Justice issued an order
I0f A~ttachnehtttf the above action, for
ths.ssm afSiktgdf&asD Dollars and eight
cen cent?. JOSEPH TRUNK.
Feb 10. sfsf64wS brf $500
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
1.-THE CASES.

Tho NewiFamits machine may be had
in q variety of foldias covers and, cases.
some show in polished surface only the
grain and tintofthe wood. while others
are finished in sall the elaborationfofar art
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

-Eozar.uH
0~cfi&tigEi al 81
SIS - aafsamAsss
40 SIsEs "a
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yliao ADS JH
- noAsHHi .Eagl
al ~ Faodlialazs
g1RGs
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
NEW. !!
FRESH GROCERIES,
j. NGNEC

"OULD respectfully announce. to
w, the citizens of Eaton and vicinity
having purchased the entire stock
of Groceries. Of Stannah g Bro, willial
VaJs be found on hand one door West Of
the National Bank, with q large and
we'll selected stock of
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

40 sdg I'D
81 ~ .asktefb
AInEE1ll -
s=vit Fhhsid
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

-EO%HT.BH
solsGiT1 .hS1dsi
10 nes1AunaHl
aulvls
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

On and after the 25th inst, all
customers purchasing Goods at
the Store of DEEM 4 BROTHER, to
an amount exceeding $780, will
ksceFEs slITaHR6ge of 25 cts. and
under, in Silver. ld.asysnia
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

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fVH s5sfaf4a,
kllEnHlaEE .
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

Hatsaa Vfna "a
49, So Gsi1eif
..EEaG 80 - "
laaaA.9 II XuEhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-15

Is labor in which experience is ESSENTIAL to good ana
symmetrical performance. Hehca all Fyclopaa'aS' ~c'
which appear In numbers improve rapidly ~ they hAo
progress through the alphabet We can Safey say ho"
ever that Dr. Th,mas's Dictionary begins well; that
We have detected few important omissions anu over
sights aud tha; ITS plan IN admirable. us DISTINGUISHING
feature is that gives tue proper pronunciation o e''ty
name about which tho most ignorant eond ne III ao"O
To this part Of his work Dr. Thomas brings vide ac
oualntance with languages, and experience ana reputa
ton acquired in the preparation OF Lprncotts "Ga,e
teer OF the World" to which lie contributed the
accommodation of geographical names. He Is also the
author OF pronouncng vocahuarics OF biography ana
geography printed in the appendix to late editions OF
Wcbsers Dictionary. The present work is very com
prehensive and has the merit OF including living charac-
tiers aud references to biographical authorities Inc
notices of course generally short II would be easy
70 make them rather compact, and gain room TOT
fuller information by the excisOn Of supcifuous aneo
tves and unnecessary comment. This is one OF INC l
provements which expect 10 find In Subsequent
numbers. The Typographical execution OF the pooA j.
excellent. Grateful the eye economical OF space anu
beautifully clear, it Is all that the typography OF "orA
Of reference ought to be-