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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-21
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-21

pGrThe latest from the Court
Hobss erats diffculty is that the
party accusedsof makiugsa false
return of Income~has prepared a
Statement of facts for Fubliea>
sftjo6owhich will fullyoexhehocate
;ihifnabdt under apromise thata
sSs4aaiRn Psoas9o Revenue official
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April "a, 187O-w2 pd.
The Union and journal., 1870-01-14

A WAX ABOUT Zios.-January I'd, 1871
Sabbath A. NJ, at Alfred street church. Meth
odist. Sermon BY the pastor. Rev. MIR. Wets-
ebee. Text, Ivth chapter Of the General Eps-
tie Of James, part Of the 14th yerse-What n
your life. &c.-The speaker opened his subject
in very logical manner, and proceeded to II
lustrate the sentiment Of the text, by an ailu-
sion TO the fact that life receives its coloring
from the motives which setuate men. Hence
the fsct that lovers Of this world want more
lands, and to call them sfter their own name
more money. more rent, and more gsins-high-
er prices for corn and -four. The same motive
obtains In the pleasure seeker and in the hermit
both are alike sel6sh and life is colored and
stamped with the principles they possess. and
they forget that they are accountable to God
What Is your life in respect to Its influences 7
Man does not and cannot live to himself His
influence must be felt for good or for evil vhsth-
er he acts or does not act, speaking or silent.
Influence win reproduce itself, by the words
you speak or don't speak. action or nOn-sctiOn,
by the ballot you throw or don't throw, by
your work Of life in the family circle, as citizens,
as members Of the church.
A few reflections: 1st, We should reflect on
these influences in the light Of our our relation
to God. 1t will be said, "InAsmuch as you
have done II unto one Of the least Of these, you
haye dane n unto Meo III YOU have not done
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.uiSreliasse0ssS.

Pres AND PoLITicIANs.-Prof Tyndall.
in his very interesting volume, The Gla-
eiere of the Alps" speaks of sleeping one
bitter cold night high up the mountains,
in q COW house attached to Swiss chalet.
He was prevented from sleeping by a
group of pigs which occupied the same
ground floor Just under him. To use the
language of the volume, 1.-The object of
each individual of the group was to secure
for himself the maximum amount of heat,
and hence the outside members were in
ceSsantly trying to become inside ones,"
This is a very good illustration of political
parties. The warm pigs inside think all
is right. and struggle to keep the others
where they are the outside pigs are ever
struggling for q warm place, and growl
and squeal and complain that all iswrong
because they are out in the cold. 1t is so
in the nation, SO in the state, 80 in the
town. continual contention between the
the cold and the warm pigs-most Of the
politics of the day is that of position. :
The Union and journal., 1870-01-14

1t was in Massachusetts village that
an old scissors-grindcr, calling on min
ister, made the usual query, "any scissors
to grind?"
Receiving negative answer, 1t was the
minister's turn, which he took by asking,
"Are you a man of God?"
II do not understand you"
"Are you prepared to die7"
The question struck home. Gathering
up his kit and scrambling for the door, he
exclaimed terror-stricken:
20 Lord! o Lord you amt going to
kill me, arc you9"
The Union and journal., 1870-01-14

A clergyman Of Maine, writing to the Adj
vance says: have been for more than lalf q
century in the Christian ministry, and I sup
pose my younger brethren around me are be-
ginning to consider me erOaking old fcg;
but insist upon it, man must be 6lind as a
Dat not to discern the diluting and depicting
tendencies there are in the theological world.
There is an excessive courtesy shown to the
propagatiOns Of error; and sort Of halfway
fellowship extended to those, Of whom Paul
would demand 'HOw long wilt thou not cease
to peryert the right ways Of the Lord" Those
were stalwart men, who, in 1916 and onward, +,
threw themselSSs into the brssSh, And, by Gods
blessing, arrested the food Of error that was
stcalthily flowing in upon the churches Of New
England. I sometimes fear that when they
went to Heaven. they carried their mantles with
them.
Henry Ward Beecher told the other day, Of
an old minister who thought he had committed
the objectionable sin. He never showed him
self % much Of Christian as when he thought
God was about to send him to hell; for il it was
His will he said he would 60 willingly. Well,
he was very miserable about II until one bright
day the thought struck him that when he got to
he'll he would open prayer meeting there.
An eminent Baptist in Sweden. Aran Am
brosina Errson, has been fined seyenty-ive dol
a /. q L.
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Sunday Reading.
Note. Of the cA,eaoo Noo~ Prayer Meeting.

Notes Of the chieaoo Nooa Prayer Meeting.
"Ho! every one that thirsteth." Is the begin
ming Of lesson that many Sabbath school
teachers win recognize. Mr.. Moody 'aid tha,
he should dwell principally on the force Of the
words "e,ery one," and then related an Incl
dent that but short time since happened in one
Of our State pcnitentiaries. The Superintsnd-
ent announced to the assembled cOnyicts that he
held In his hand parlOns for three OF their num-
ber. There was sn instant hush. Many turn
ed pale, and brr>thed with difficulty. The su-
perintendent, with well-meant intentions, CON-
menccd making little preparatory speech. but
the chaplain saw in what agony some Of the
men were, and cried out, "For Gods sake, sir,
tell who they are - He read first the name Of
Reuben johnson, . man who had been inear-
cerated for twenty years and whose term was
for lifc. "will Reuben Johnson" said the su-
psrin.endent, "eome forward and receive his
pariOn,'' Everybody looked at johnson, but
he did not move. lie repeated IL again and all
eyes were again turned toward him. The poor
fellow, who could not believe II was meant for
him. turned to look back Of him 10 see what for
tunate nan Of his name would answer to the
call. Again il was repeated. and this time his
oyerseer touched him, saying, "He means you,
johnson" Then he rose to his feet trembling
all over. but Immediately sat down again, 50
strong was the conviction that IL could not
mean him. when At last he was persuaded TO
20 forward and get Il, every step showed how
doubtful he still was. and even after he had II
in his hand. 30 powerful was his habit, and 80
little did he realize his freedom, that when the
convicts filed out. he put his hand on his COM
rsde's shoulder and joined in the loek-step' as
hs had done for twenty years. "And that
said Mr. Moody. "would be the way We would
feel II Christ bad given his invitation to US BY
name. instead Of saying, "WhOsoerer viii. let
him take Of the water Of life frcely.''
Rev. N. Butler has resigned his pastorste at
Rockland and has accepted call from the Ches-
nut street Brptst Church at cOmidens-Rsv. J.
s. Cogswell from Minnesota was installed As pas
tor Of the Congregational Church At Holden.
last week. Prof Barter Of Bangor Theological
Seminary. prsachei the sermOn.-Dr. DOdi's
Congregational Church at Pittsheld Mass, So
e55, the past year for foreign missions.
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ITO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. l..
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AlEURALGIA-Hsro1sx snd Female Weak
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Iwas cured Of Deafness and Cstarrh by simple
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Among the Directors are the well known names Of
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eharycs ars very mcsne Commuaicatens saersiiy
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OUR CUBANFOOLING.


F,Um the Cincinnati Gdsetc.
Suppose that our Government shall re-
coguiZc TINT II state Of war exists between
the Government Of Spain and some Of her
subjects IN Cuba, what then? VIII II
hrlD the Insurgents! II will change no
Clct Orthc situation. Active nil Is what
is wanted; but recognition will give none
II is simply Il proclamation that whereas
war exists between Spain and some Of her
subjects in Cuba, the citizens OEthc United
States are warned to observe strict neil
Irllity. There are many who think that
Il Is going to confer on the insurgents
some power that they have not now got,
and that il will open our ports to the tit
ting out Of armed ships to attack spun
isl commerce. But we have no rights in
the case, ind chi confer none. 1t is sim.
ply mn Injunction TO our citizens TO keep n
strict neutrality. Asto the procuring Of
arms and other supplies in this country,
all these things arc open to them now,
The difficulty Is, they cannot convey them
But recognition will not remove this diff.
Guilty. On the contrary, Il recognized
state Of war will give Spain Il right to
search every American ship found in
those waters, to SEE thAt she docs not car
~ cOntrabMnd Of war.
Recognition will give moral aid and en-
enlargement TO the insurgents, insOmuch
MS it will he accepted rs M unIriendly act
toward Spain, and one which may cmbroll
rs in II war with her. This Is the only
way, but Is this legitimate! 1t will OH
ciOilsIv recognize IN Instruction us n pub.
lie war when Spain herself has not so re-
cognizcd II. SllchAs proclaimed no block
ade, nor asked anything Of other nations.
And we shall do this act when we have
no sort Of reason or occasion; for VIC no
where come into contact or relations with
the insurgents They are scquCStcrcd us
10 us, and We have hardly my knowledge
of them, And while they have no sea-
port, nor ship, nor certain possession, It is
nroposcd That we shall formally declare n
state of bClligcrcnCy, for which when done
by Great Britain In favor Of the COnledCr'
0ics, when they possessed territory for an
rmpirc, two Thousand miles Of sen COlst,
ports, ships, IN army and mn organized
Government, We have made cause for
tcrvnl hostility, and for demand for an
incomputahlc indemnity. A recognition
orbclligrrUMl conditions in this case would
bean act Of national qualification, but 1t
could give no honest aid To the insurgents.
II would he Nn uniricndly net toward
Spain, which she would have the right to
resent. And war with Spain would
send our finances kiting, and would bring
OIL mn expense Of 500 millions Il year for an
indefinite period, withOutIloing much hurt
Ia Spain.