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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
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A.H EfE aLEE~taHH rH - T.trr
s8fs@vrsJast alter thedeath of the howerss
There comes q festival season, -
-H1-ns rTts When nature is all agfow-
,r,ea Aglow with 3 mystical splendor
That rivals the brightness OF Spring
- Aglow with a beauty more tender
ttaH Than aught which fair summer could bring.
Some spirit akin to the rainbow,
Then borrows its magical dyes, ~
so And mantles the far-spreadingl landscape
.fEasHs - In hbes that bewilder the eyes. @
The sun from his cloud-pinowed chamber ~.
Smiles soft on q vision so gay,
, has And dreams that his favorfte children,
The flowers have not yet passed away,
-a7jaaa rnsrs,. iuo,nous m,s.s = the mounta;us--
Hie4A Alright, azure haze in the air, KS
3e3 AS II angels, while heavenward. soaring,
Had1eft their bright robes floating there |;
apu1tsSs u seems a mute tokenoflove,
And Aoats to the heartlike q blessing,
From some happy spirit above.
0 These days so serene and so charming,
r 4a44e4s AWakena dreamy delight
Atfemnious fearful enjoyment. Rz-
ffag 30 tEf Like soft strains of music at night, -
fe@ bee We know they're fading and neeting,
That quickly too quickly. they'll ends. .,on
hdi ~ &sS s parting We watch aSear friend.
n Mss hs assgs.e ieeaa5A
Oil beautiful Indian Summerl ,f+
Thou favorite child of the. year, -
Siut- ~ Thou darling, whom Nature enfiches
10 fqtaSsS with gifts and adoFnments SO dear;
How fam would We WOO thee to llnger -
On mountain and meadow awhile,
Fs Rejoice and grow young in thy smiIet ID
CO., Not alone to the sad fields OF Autumn IL
Dostthoua lost brightaess restore,
But thou bringeht . Worid-Weary spirit =
Sweet dreams of its childhood once more;A
FvA ~ ~ iIYs,lnsss aus rs gits me- @sSSo oEts
so sci sta &ISosStssass q ssssehlsy rest. 20 sseae,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
Voice Of the Press !

It's an evidence sof the sterling
worth of DR!u OhRIsTIEes AduE
rBA1sAN thatsahe press speaks in its
favor, The Plymouth [O.9C AqYer-
tiser says: dSfHkW Sd5
RkTENT MISUNDERSTANDING We
first Rscended the editorial Tripod,
we madeita rule3 never to puff Or
commend anything to our readers
unless the article noticed possessed
in our opinion,t real merit ;,Tand
though frequently im~portuned, we
have neverSdeparted from it. But
whenever anything is presented to
our observation q possessing these
qualiEies, we consider it due to our
patrOns that we make 1T known to
them Wetherefere call the attep-
ton of.our readers TO q new Remedy
for Fever and Ague, DIR. CHRIsTIE's
AGUE BALsAM.: We know it TO be a
good remedy. Hundreds of oufsubF7
scribers have triedft, and in noein-
stance has it failed tosi effect per<
manent cure. We onlyspeak what
we haYe seen and knowsodTo those
af1fcted with this prevalent disease,
commend it, for il is well deserv-
ing of confidence. Try it. ~
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
.MEDioAL NOTICE.

Those a~fa1cted with diseased Heart Lungs.
Liver and Kidneys. which are often the result
of youthful indiscretions, Jexcesses and pro-
DUDES Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation OF
Bowels Asthma Palpitation of the Heart,
&eryopsnsss1 pimness OF Sight, Giddiness,
Pains In the head, back and SIDE, accompanIed
withHleepless nightssaconfusio of ideas, loss
kofmemorys and q general debility of the whole
system, often leading to Insanity, Despair and
DEATH Also those suffering from PrtYete Dis
easesPrSd1ctng humps ON the bones, eTuptions
ON the Forehead, ulcers on the legs, throat,
nose, and all forms of Heart affections are in
vited to consult oh. Flynn by letter or In per-
son As 30 years. experience in the treatment
EofaH forms of disease Part of which has been
spent IN the principal Hospitals OF London
Paris and Dublinl has enabled him to guaran-
tee 4nstant relief or no money demanded.
Remedies prepared by himself forwarded 20
all parts OF the country.4 Letters containing
stanipsi ahswefed- Communications confden-
tiaI. Remember e. Flynn is no Qnack ,bnt 3
regular, graduate end a membe of the Royal
College0 Physicians and Surgeons, london,
- his Diplomas Will show, and therefore his
PROMISES may be relied on. A trial WI con-
vince. ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS CURED. Of
flee No-lSo9St. Charles-St,r etween Sth and
9th Sts.., ST EouIs, Mo. Hours from . g. m.
70 p xIa-e Sundays included. 71ls szlfa /.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
-WAh THAN MATCHES
saLo HI 70 ~ ss5a
D Gard to BuYers.lda,.

EH@a =
As we are Informed that some Watch Deal
ers are mIsrepresenting the quality OF our
.watches In the interest of other watches on
which a larger profit is made, we desire tocall
should inspire renewed confidence In the SUI
sperloS quality and unEiysled cneapness OF
of sixteen years, and our advantages are the
natural result of the precedence acquired in
the trade and the proportions to which eur
as many watches as all the other manufactur-
ers IN this country combined, and as no indus
trial law is better Established than hat which
cheapens the cost ofan article in pfopoftionto
the magnitude of its production, VIZ are en-
abled to offer our watches at less rates, quality
for quality than any others made in this coun-
The conditions which make this cheapness
possible are also favorable to the excellence OF
We have the best workers in every depart
ment that are available, and with machinery
grade of watches made in this country sur
passing, al1other American watch manufactur-
efs by our ability TO offer. buyers the largest
variety from which to select any style that may
d watches have ionK been the leading arti-
Gle In Their line, land are sold by nearly an re-
Ispectablej jewellers at a moderate profit.
respected BY that small portion Of the trade
that they are sold at less profit than snyothers.
Buyers should also be on their guard against
colorable limitations Of our trademarks. =
Not satisfied with copying our trademarks
ers send large numbers of their refuse to this
market marked ttUnion Watch Co .iRt.Massa-
soft WAtch. Co.. and s.Great Western Watch
cor. - and other decepfive American names.
Any dealer whorecommends these watches as
genuine American Watches means to- cheat If
ne can, and when represented to beas goodas
the genuinethe object is, of course, to sell
hem at three or four times their real value
Buyers who dc not know responsible jewel
ers should send for our deseriptiye catalogue,
contatna much useful information to
watch buyers. - ga
ZNaIwatches retailed by the Company. For
all other facts and information, Address,
- R0BBRS& APPLETONT =
General Akentst 182 N. Y.a
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10

If yo9udosnot feel-well you send for
q aoetof she calls hp6nyeu, looks wise scrawls
some hieroglyphics upon a piece of paper
whichsFou take to a drug store and there pay
so cts. to 81 90, besides the doctors fee, for q
remedy nine times ont of ten not half SO good
as -DR*MoRsEP skDIAS Roor Pills, which.
Icostsb1t26 cts. per box. Do you think the
former the best because you psysthe most for
experiment, the Morse's Indian Root Pills.
They are prepaFfdf from aformula pronounced
bythemost4eafhed physicians or our country,
to be the best and most universal of family.
'medicines@ The fMorse,s Indian Root Pills
cure Headache. Liver complaints, Indigestion,
rDyspepsia, Female irregularities, &C. and,
are put up both sugar4coafed and plain. Give
theu RtriaASi Sold by all dealers - ShI6
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
L;nd Jadv ~ .a1viston Me-. had

Akind lady in Lewiston, Me-, had
a rare pleasure the other day. Find
ing by-chance a girl OF Is years. q
cripple from birth, who had never
seen any portion ofthe city, except
the little visible from the windowsof
her humble home, she took her in
her sleigh and gave her an hours ride:
It was the poor girls first
ktiontothe world, and everything was
new and strange. The Falls excit-
edpher enthusiastic admiration, and
the crowds of sleighs and peoplecon'
the streets seemed to her like q fairy
creation. ~ @
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
Is F a1& k5E
q HaaA

We donot wish to inform you, reader, that
DR.. Wonderful, or any other man, has dis
covered a remedy that cures CONSUMPTION,
when the lungs are half consumed, in short,
Will cure all diseases whether Of mind body or
estate, make men live forever, and leave death
to play for want Of work, and Is designed 10
make orr tspblnnarY sphere, a. blissfn1 para
disc, to which Heaven Itself shall be but q side
SHOW. You have heard enough of that kind of
h~nmbugery, and we do not wonder thai you
have by this time become disguised bEItn 1t.
But when 1 tell you that DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy will positively cure the worstcaseso OF
Catarrhal only assert that, which thousands can
testify to- Try it and you VIII be convinced.
thatI cannot cure. "a f5Tfrfn ~
FOR sALE by most DRUGGISTS Bpery5shere
fPR1CE QELHb0GEHTs1 Sent by mail post
paid. for Sixty Cents; Four packages for d. %,
or one dozen for e5. 90, Senda two cent stump
for DR.. Sage,sA pamphlets on Catarrh. AID
f4-sm R!tIPfEReE Mp. Bdaaio. Ny
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
aLaws Of Business.

n We refer u readers to the book
called FLAWS OF BUsINESs,P by
Professor Parsons. az ~ 2SG
it is the only book ofthe kind ever
brought out in this country, under
the authority of SO high a name in
1urispr1dence as that of TheophiIus
Parsons, of Harvard University.
= work of real solid merit and of
practical utility, to every intelligent
reader. f3si lie DOG
To almost any man, be he farmer
or mechanic, the information and
forms the book contains, will save
him every year the price he paid for
1t three or four times over.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
CAUTION

should occasion require you to pur-
chase that weli-known remedy, b.
t15Fahnestock's vermifuge be par
ticdlarIy careful to see that the mi
ktials are B. A.. Thfssis the article
that has been 80 favorabiy known
since 1893, and purchasers must IN
sist on having it. If they do not
wish to have an imitation forced up
on them. "sg6VsslW
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
cancsT an Ba Cdred.

* ND so can S~crofdia, letter; and
an kindred Diseases Prof. j Mac Mich
ol has made the above diseased his special
study for many syearsyand has been eminently
in their treatment. He undertakes
no case without a reasonable hope of success,
having failed but An three (8I instances IN all
his pfactacei Send for treatise ON cancer &c.
JAMES MACNICHOL, NJ. D.,
-1 1889 Parrish ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Kennedy

Mrs Whitsomb's csres eolis ana g1ping IN The
NJ. w Il. )of tedhinE-
III Syrp.- ssRenss S1nxnlsens s and evs5-
Mrs.Whiteomb's hnts and chiidrh.
SSTss q e. ssns7h x f{ e esI3r.s se q
All aqes. - fstheG Great In ants and Chlldrona 8ooth-
Ing Kennedy IN AL ligorqcrt 1rouEht 81 BY teething or
any Other cause Prepared BY the
soidby druggists ndde1d cfinn edie ne s~Vsrywhere
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chicago Adyertisements.

John E.. PETTIBoNE, Wholesale
y dealer in Rags, Metals, Manila Bags,
Flour Sacks, Wrapping Paper, Tw1ne, &c.,
104 q log Randolph Street, Chicago. Prlce
list sent free. 10 nfA
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
; J Watchman and Reflector

FEoR large double NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
d and general-the oldest journal offs class In the
world, with one exception. and one q the most w1de.
JinEfn an earnest and liberal spirit Christian morals
and reform, and a New Testament hristiaaity. Sam
nile comics and circular sent free terms, $500 a year,
-fnadyance;. $3.50 for six months; 800 for A months.
Address JoHN W. OLMsTEAD & Co, Isl Washington
street, 30 pn, Mass In
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10

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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
Emidrants and Settlets.

cHoULD read the neylbook entitled sTAC 1Tss,AASSIDo
FIGURES ABOUT KAEsAs.p TINS new ana rellao.e
tiers. ana Contains Just the FORMATION thousands are
anxious to obtain. 81 pages with map of Kansas
Price soc, or copies S2O0. 6entfree by NAH on re-
ceipt of price. The trade supplied Address
q CO, Publishers, :
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
If you7do-not feel-well Won

y EcoNox4Asayeyouf doctor.sbm and q serious
attack OF fitness by taking Q few doses of DR.. Henry's
Root and Plant Fills. see advertisenent.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
.Dr. MansfeIds TurkishSvrup,

Warranted to Price s. sentby eEpress-toapx
address. a. c. MANSFIELD, N. D., -
50 &c sMan street Worcester, Mass
: ToTHE L-ADRs-Madame Bonafour's Cordial Balm
otsyy1cum Tor smasecomPlatnt the safest and most
Price S, with directions. sent by express TO any adj
dress. Nt& c. MANsFELD, n. d,
QllOsMsnsEset w0rcestesMass.a
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10

40 nanAYEAR and expenses to agents to. sell
new Shuttle Sewing Maohine,t the best
and cheapest machines in the world, stitch alike on
both sides.p Sample machine on trial. For parucu-
lars address ]. NJ. BoYLAN. Detroit, Mich. Or.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
Buy NE andUnD6 You Good.
Dr.. HonFv'aaaoot audPIant Pula,

BY cieansinr the blood and lfonsinF the liver and
|B~ecfetyo orE6m % ehealthy acton 3hese Pills cure
they could reach, such ~ Headache, Pain In ne Side.
NuI bne19 OF the HAnm and IbetuuDno1a, ChiIllncaa,
eneelE kidney aeeetQnh Conaupelon. DENLY, ,te-
yerg OF al kinds, Dy1pBp4lar J1unuIce. and other kin
dred complaints arising nom q low state OF the body
or obstrutuona ofits mnctionel Being free from mcf-
and under all clrcumstanc8 withoutreEard q diet or
DnGlnn11- IFrcoE cent? n box Prepared By the Graf
ton Medicine %, stLo6iE no. B6idhy drnrriSts and
dealers In medicine everywhere,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
&z32 in31DAYS

Made BY one Agent, selling sfDvER's- Patent
ELASTIC BnooAGs Overs O 600 now in use. Re
commended yHon. HoraceGreeley andAmef-
lean Agricultnristl One county reserved for
N. Y, or I26 WashingtonSt ST. Chicago III Z
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10
40 PULMoHIC REMEDY,

q 8Ho IA RULAON4C REMEDY,
OF or ssRoor Mans Cough Balsam.''
A safe and reliable antidote for diseases of
the Throat and 4s the most ~effectuaI pre-
paration in the world for Coughs, old Inhu-
enzA, Groups Asthma, CONSUMPTION Of the
Lungs Spifting or bf9od, Whoopipg Cough.
Bronchitis. Tightness, Soreness, and all afec-
lions of the THROAT and Lungs ,25 cents per bot
tie. Manufactured only at the Proprietary
Medicine Warehouse, OF the ROCKY NOUN
TAIN Cos o Fulton 81. N w.
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$l25.0OO for 3d.
READ TURNING AwAYt
.HesyyPayMshts Net Witha Five Dollar Bin:
} Little Risk with Fair Prospect of Heavy Gains. !
Try It'll We pledge ourselves to give eachlof
n the following articles enumerated below q
/ = Il for Five Dollars:

A Hotel Property, valued at $40 900.
|Apafr of FrottinS Horses, " .H1y0O0
Sc 200
FATrotting Horse, (blooded,J 1000
A StefnWayF Piano. sc ar=rFS u,OO0
A Double Carriage, 500
8 Rosewood PianOsai ~ asf4r" 1000
LOO PnreaG sold Watches, $4,000
IOO Sewing Machines, =" ~ 5000
100 Soffd 5000
loo Solid Gold Rings LOO
I AAnd other Gifts, valued at 3 10000
khtaidition to tho above VI wall give with
every Tooth order, received before the. LIST of
EMarehaSO.a Gold Chain. and with each'6Ooth
order . Gold Watch and Chain: With each or
Fder4sA gift. Numbers from to so, 600 inclu-
Lsixe are written ia q book, and against each
plumber some one of the above gifts Is written.
An communications strictly confidential. Each
his indfvfduar estate to the fulhument Of the
ieompanyis pledges. Send your orders at once
to N. DODD, Agent Eureka Gift Co.
Box 39ts Saratoga, New York.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-10

CoNNUBIAL KLIoTTY@Nothfng tends more to con-
5nubial happiness, than cheerful and healthy infants
and children. MS Whfteomb'sf syrup. Is the great
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Ia Gc5 compr11ng valuable lform<uon fr ovory-
BODY Sent ~ mail CheeofI osnBOh for 80 cts. Ad-
Drehess C2lleetleB q Rearlz receipts for
cordinls. superior cider, nnd-much other useful In
formation Er those dealing IN or misunderstanding any
g g ss sfRSssassR2 f Po q &c address EE No'nlHDT.
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Patent ONCE Business, 1870.

2 Ex-Governor Farweli, for seven years principal cx-
simmer Of Inventions In the UnitedstatesP stentofhce
at Washington, d. C,gfves his undivided attention TO
the soliciting sIPatents and the Patent Law Depart
ment of the firm of W BLBSwERTH q Co,
where reliable Information regarding patents can be
obtained, and old rejected cases in the Patent Office
Designs and eomposinons carefully pre-;
pared. Patents extended. Interferences managed and
Foreign Patents obtaihed. Claims Of patents furnished
romptl for$L at their office, 1852 Lake-st, Chicago.
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oRAMsDELL N0RWAY OATS,

SD ELL W OALS; 49,
yitn these giant cereals. We have concluded 70 offer
chance TO prontb by their introductfon- Any man, wo-
man or boy who hast farm, garden or village lot,can
enough 70 grow 10 bdshels. Sent. Postpaida with
out for counterfeitseed. Order only from the orfgfna-
tors, DIV. RAMsDEIL q Co, 21s Pearlst, New York,
or III Iakest., Chicago Circular free. y Rsfrf 10;
DRUssING's VINEGAR1Askyou r grocer
III for PrussingsPur Cider Vinegar. tits pure and
palatable, and warranted to preserve pickles. First
premium swarded at the o. s. Fair u. State Fair, and
Chicago Fair, Largest Worksfn theB.S. Established1e
4S. CHAs.G. PHgssusaySS9 and 81 Statest,Chicago
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-16

war riot of serious character yesterday caused
by resistance of an order drafting married
men. The landwehr and police were unable TO
quell them and the military were called out
and suppressed the disorder after using great
severity. Ii the order Of drafting married
men is carried out it viii give an additional
force Of q, 900 to this army. There is great
Impotence at the delay to conclude the war,
while every day France increases in strength.
VERSAILLES, December 9.-Beaumont'
Masses and Beaugency have been evacuated
by the French The Germans have captured
], 100 prisoners and guns.
King William has sent a telegram to the
King OF WI Wurtemburg, congratulating him on
the valor Of the Wurtemburg troops, and ex-
pressing sorrow for the great losses they have
sustained! The King of Wurtemburg in reply
telegraphed that he felt gratitude for and pride
IN the accomplishment of the victory. He re-
gretted the loss of life, but was consoled by the
I fact that it was in the great cause of Germany
that this precious blood had been shed.
| BORDEAUX, December 1.-THE government
has been installed here, Vigorous measures
have beer. decided upon, and large reinforce.
ments are going forward TO the army from al
parts of the south of France; The troops art
perfectly armed and equipped, A large mum
her of batteries are ready or service, as ar
also men and horses for large cavalry force
BoRpEAUx, December ll.-Minister Gam
has zone to Bourges. He announces that
General Chanzy is making most determine,
defense. NJ. Gambetta is expected here sool
to review the Gardes Mobile, who are going t
the front.
The expulsion of the Germans has decide
upon. It is impossible to defend Honheur
and in crse Of its capture it is feared that tn
heights will command Havre. 1t is though
that the city can stand siege. Extreme re
sistance has been determined upon.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-16
NE1eHBoRHooD NEWS.


-LozA1xE, Co, O.-The fire warden, at
oberlin, announces that he intends to visit
every house in the place, for the purpose Of
examining the condition of stoves, pipes,
ehinney's &C., to see that they are in a prop
er condition They have some sharp woman
in Oberlin. A short time since, an Oberlinite
found himself in Chicago, in needy circum-
stances, and meeting friend was loaned mon
sy enough to buy ticket for Oberlin. The
Chicago philanthropist made several fruitlers
attempts to recover his money, and finally
laid the matter before lady friend, In Ober-
lin, and offered the amount to her, if she
would collect it. Her mother tried and failed.
At last she sold the account to a young man
boarding with "bad pay" who, in settlement,
turned it over as an equivalent. OF course
Mr.. Delinquent had TO accept 1.-THE boys
who stole the clapper from the college bell
in Oberlin, have been arrested. They finally
came to a settlement, by the boys paying all
costs and for the new clapper which had been
purchased.
SENECA, Co., O.-The members Of St. Jos
eph's church, at Tiffin have ordered chime
of four BELLS. They viii be dedicated on the
fifteenth of January.-On Tuesday fore
noon, of last week, Mr.. Guynn, of Tiffn, left,
his team standing on the street unhitched.
The horses asserted their just perogstive, and
ran away, so should every team that is.left
upon the streets without being tied up
The funeral of II. NJ. Becker, of Melmore, who
was killed short time since, was held at that
place on Saturday Dec 4th.-Col. Lee, has
sold his property on Melmore street in Tifin,
to Charles Gier, of Caroline. Baily,
of Fostoria, shot a wild cat near Bloom Center,
few DAVIS ago.-The steam saw mill, at
Bloom Center, is to be removed to Henry
township, Wood county.