Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-11-03

me New ysts6s he Old rlncH eserie
Comic-Eke Cenau1@rheN dis sadlns

Wromonr DoEresptndent.l
~. Louis 5he Queen city 3 the
West. The fourth IN the Union. A
city o fpalatial residences, magnif-
cent churches, hNI nd ls,A
boasting of the sta11est he1s
blocks and houses. Ihe comnt1c'a
center of the continent the f~hrobot
ofthe trade Of the entire land and
the home Of all tho fennlnd ana
e~levating to the 3d. nd SEN tf
mani What 9 vast.change must this !
city present. to those who are now
hHlngvWhoaW ozsNnBEUUNHS there
was not . brick house within its linn
AZ, nota Steamboat at its now busv
Wnarvess and when the magnificent
city was o~nIYalfttle quiet village OF
scatt ing housesL Dne couldR1<
go bad q Those old t|Ihes. ual
ofths sysntfrl NE and IS pIeaf6fs
ehaH the generous hospitality make
4P1Ey In me iQvi61Sdahces Oh the
PunN afternoons, conld he net
AXE Nnhinterssting record, of the
recital Of the quaint modes of living.
b~pefralatltles and actions, which 1n
nuencedthose vivacious Frenchmen?
Bat all is now changed, and we
have u miles n1af macadamized.
street ia place.of tie grass grown
Anes, I'D btst j6sfle of commeTcein in
tseaeo a TIE qhiet putsuits of hhss
b1ndfy, ana the beautiful love songs
o1the musicafE nenchmsh ha68been.
9iecesde6 - tShoosEy BOnll
Bodder me-" Now wahRve ReaHia,
500 4 81 9eS mi bItants!
The Fairs Just over. or course
we went to this grand representation
re 4aoIq4 14inlus 3 the ma
IQe Fela nn itr .rded in
NhIs6 SslsH eyes and
mind. Being rather prosafc in taste,
q seeing 2 great deal of poetry, In
SWMtmiBhtseem MttsmeIy &bractig
cal to other eyes, we devoted .our at.
fenH0nsfo Tthe study q ne simpHE-
netA0orSsavine~a pp1fancesacondlu
Give to TIE co41tDit Of MAJ In his
working hdnr "a bis BUSHES. and
WIN hiadomsItf0eco1omy .Amon9ths
mapE aftirIsss0f aQnsstie economy.
exhibited at our grand Fair, we could
not Nth any hS66pfheine 6aIaoneN
4aE TIE knEo1sB Mis-.
our has wfthin her metaillGAoaom.
ores OF all kfnds-the precious metals
too-and among them we may-and
do-reckon iron. This terrnrinons
d2tit II ben iansbhtsd16fo st:
NpH ~ .'esol d1nlsiie c~on46hfthca.
0eemeA then, Stoves lhtatray,o'
tt7tl j tlig Hi fn8Ihen se--tre.
menaous Wouidbetter express it.per.
hapa.Rnt among them an there were
three, which snrna1E8d All those en-.
terean psttiOn fcnthe bluerfb.
on. These were the General, the ReIi.
. AN1as and tha aemsW An exhnnina.
mtiqnRfh \ Rename MhfohEA a Goa
stove, shewed cohtIusively it's an.
periority ofc0nstruction for size; he.
ing pne third larger than any Other
soee ofiIs price, its bsHns qhicker,
apdits being mAEAestnqpieaI in re.
to~btatoAdAL Rf9 AecsssAfy experi.
ments, preparatory to making a ffg.
place eatiafying thNse1 fedaffements,
- cadsedAn putlaycok $4,000. In re.
gard % TIE General, the manufactur.
ers, Messrs.GeGage & Bo. claim that
= sS<hl8StoEel9 supeffof1n sevefal i'm.
portant particulars, such as draft &c,
-osqetsgaInH hbstsa1a the Fair. Iris
binostQye baked the breadt hbSoughIy, ID
1888 minutes, with 1874 lbs of wood
~dlstancing al competition. The
0em1sa parlor stove, as its name Al.
-5es most indicAtss,aa ANA Is 0ftRe sdTodda
pattsEn, sItisaa shandsome
stove n the undoubted favor WITH
which, stoves Of thlstatyle have beer
recefYed VIII causea great demand
for the Gem.S The firm have Their
m~anafaotoryaat Nos 7Q6 ana 70,
nortnrMaEn st, whe1s anyeomnauni.
catiqn@gsnt@to thtn VIII recefv.
prompt md stisfact5ty attgbtIon.
Pro1'tnsntemQrs those articles,
which kaipada hts6 pfsnfdm, fol
qndoubiedEAlue Z would like Il
Aensiop- of bitters
Whichhas gained 9feAt eelebfity ass
ttandASdspfephrati6n and Is know
? the Home Stomach Bitters
Amoag the@multtude OF pfeparaI
stpnainthsail Of Blttersy there d
apne, &hickzto our mind, 60 thor,
oughly mfnlls the fequirsment.
claiHsdlpEasaeh ofkheseooneoctionl
. thspnengw becoming TerufamiI
lar to Wepublic uhders The aboYe
title. 4tful3Y atteets its merits ii
perform3nosa All that Is claimed for it
g 1t iB not1 diseustfng dose of medi
cine, bntWhile doing medical work
His at8he.aamestime extremely paIa
teable aud1ngfeeabIefo thetaste.
ThesebktteHa have heen Subjected
toA n414t cr4ttcal s8x4knination by
mauy|of~ou foremost medical
mNn and chemists and sthep have
HAunAniEh0dsly endorsed this as The
purest and best tonic stimulanl
made. The Home bitters are prepaf-
ed rom the most valuable roots,
sffsbarka and herbss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
saetence, And are Eunequalled AS q
pTeVentatfVe for auumber oftdnost
distressing disorders, common to az
sfEf licae9 humanity sucheas SUMMER