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|. Masonic -Jurisprudence.

The following decisiohs on
Masonic law and nsage have been
made in Maine;
/. There is no regulation re-
|quiring and application for mem
bership to be made to the Lodge
nearest the canidate's residence.
2. The work of the Lodge can
not be delayed By an appeal
from the ruling of the Master.
8. An application to which the
candidate has affixed ehis mark"
should not be received.
4. Il would mot be proper for
the Master of q Lodge to sign q
petition for q dispen sation for a
new Lodge.
S. It q candidats dies, deposit
fee should be returned to bis le-
gal representative. M ballot
should be had.
6. After d candidate is declared
seipcted. the result cannot be
.6e.meJ s.an thonoh 4 hrothar
states he threw the black ball by mistaks
= candidate balloted for and &C.
..r:.J Tbsn shsre IL moi = ouor1m pre.
sent. must abide the result OF anothers
ballot at the naxt stated nesting The
records should sFoW tha tacts.
8. a legally elected ofieers 10 entitled
10 an installation Unless sufficient reas
ouoht not 10 take biaca.
81 duly elected n Installed Master
who has serted bis Lodge faithful, until
ms ~snecessot - elected and ns,allea =
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LEGAL BUrlURSi
Guardians Sale.

Samuel Ridenour and Preble Pro.
Lesis Badtr, G~uafdfshs bate Coafs&
OF washington Ridenour Petition 10
Washington Ridsnour
Il james B. Welsh.
pursuance of an order Of the Pc /.
Go1r 81 frebie eoasty. ohio
made on the l4:h 5Ay of January. A -.
ls1l. in lhe shove case, tile undorair. d
will. ON
TncsLoy FED. 81. n. d. 1871.
at l O'Clock, p. NJ. At the door Of he
Court House, IN Eaten. o., 0fsr AZ pub.
lie sale, Tho following premises, sIIuata
in the county Of Prable, Ia the Stale Of
Ohio, aud in the township Of Monr %
and bounded and described a. folIous.
The North eastquartsr If sect , n thirty
one, f3l) IN township No. nine, ~ az
rsuge No. two, (2) East, &c, CONSUMING
l26 scTestOf land. be the same more or
less tHcept n asre herotOfore cOnve
ed TO Jacob y. hidehOnr. Also oxeep-
ting about 5OuT acres heFst0loro scs-
ysyed TO Afth0r Dsfisid. Ths said ex
cePted parta being on the Norm tide OF
said trBcts-Ihs tract % be sod eo.<
rtninihG 12l acres more or less.
TERMSOF sALB-One4hffa cash
on the day Of Sais, ose.thfrd Ia one sad
ons-third In two years frrn the de, Of
sale, TO be secured BY mortgage on the
premises sold, snd the dsierred pay
ments TO bear interest," ~ the rate Of
per cent yer annum. Psyahfs aasbuaIIy.
Appraised 80 $70O0Vo
SAMUEL RIDEHOCR,
LEWIS BADEk
Gnardiana 81
WASaTEGToN RIDENOUR.
OAMPsKfI & GILMonE.
Att Us for Pe~utionefa,
Jan. -. 90
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7he Wear Presidency.

The New York Leader inldis-
GUESSING the probable candidates
before the two National Conven.
tions, Democratic and Republic
can, in 1872, concedea the fact
that the Radical party. from nee.
essiry viii be compelled to nomi-
nate General Grant for reelection
With reference to the Demo-
cratic rartyaapd its candidate 1t
saysi Il is evident to all quite OBJ
servers among politicians, that
fseEer before in the history of
parties ans there been, Ds the
eighte rInonths preceding u mar
tsnal I invention, lccs jealsusiy
.tr mae 'iRasieH alnrpsg tyemo>
cFats re riding this Presidential
fdestior
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n Weord aboaf -spenatng.

With q great many the main
object seems TO be the amount
they make the wages they gel
or tie income they realize. Our
advice to one ana oil would be,
look most 70 what you spend.
No matter what cmes, If more
goes ont you viii be foor. The
art is not in making money, but
in keeping it; little expenses Ike
mice IN a barn, when they are
mauy, make great waste. Hair
by Hair heads gee bald. Straw
by straw, the thatch goes on the
cottage.and nd drop, raiu comes in
lUthe rhamber. Abarsel is soon
empty iftlre tap leaks brit . drop
q inmate. When you msan TO
save, begin With your mouths
there. The MANY thieves down
the rad lane are ale jug is great
waste. IL all other things
keep within cohipase. Never
stretch your legs father than
the blanket will reacbt or YOU
witt so0h be cold, In clothes.
choose sniaablo stuff, atHd not
tawdy fiueries. To be RHrm It
the main thing. never mind the
looks. A fool may make money
Gut it needs q wise man to spend
II. Remember 1t is aRaEer TO.
bUfId TWO chimney thar to Keep
one going. II yon give all to.
ba K and board, there is nothing
left to the savings bank. Fare
hard and work hard while you
are young, and have q chance Of
rest when you are old,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-19

Having been Watch Manufacturers
tor the past twenty years, an largest
manufacturers of the
Only Genuine Oroide
aud Grrmtn SfSar v :pehes for H.. pas,
1--WE JsRra. We kav- i.i,t com .Ic:,d ar
rsngements, though scieEuEs ry,sri
ineisJs, bp which We can fur .Sn our
CELEBRATED brands of Watches.
ladies and Gsntlemen's sizes, at rs 20
!. I0U per cent lower than ever before, a.
witness the following prices including
Gentiomen's and Ladies sizea. either in
foR0tDE or German SILVER Cases;
Full Jewelled Cylinders $500 each.
" Patent Levers 800 "
Am. Pat. Levers H. 90 {"
Or Watches are all in Hunting Cas-
es, all properly regulated for time befors
sold. and guAranteSd, Tor time and wear.
two years. Tie Cases are as ha ndsoms.
~ finished as gold eases costing from
500 70 $3.50 each.
Wp-also manufacture The GENUINE
l0R0IDE CHAINS, for Ladies' or
Gentleman wear, AZ the following krf
ess; $1.00. 81 ,bOand 400 each
To Spectators, peddIers aud Traders
EgeBerallJ, thsrs has never b-en sucksn
tisld tor resp. 80 large profits.
Wen a case Isix Watches in q easel
or moro IL ordered. ~ u time, rs per
81 ~.lisc06h. allowed. Positively no
EdiscOuHt on single watohes l:or less Ifan
a case. The same discount A.. owed ON
chsins when ordered IN guanIii:es Of six
and upwards.
IA Al orders fer Sample Watches
mu,t be accompanied ~ the money. or
Il desired sent by Express, atIeas, ono
h.f Of tho money must be sent with the
order. ulherwise no notice will be taken
When good are ordered BY Express
At Wholesale rates. 10 per cant OF the
amount is sufficient, srni with the order.
TO secure il fnoupt attention. Money
sent By p. -. Money Ordrr, Regsstersd
Letter. Draft or Check. "A our sisk.
W hen the money il sent in ndran6s mo-
further expense To the purchaser. Whea
goods are ordered BY Express, pufetAs.
ers must pay ell charges.
Hoping 10 ~re-eive your patronage we
are. Respectfully
JAMES GERARD & co.
y o. Box 3.391, New York.
65 Nassau Street.
Jan Is, 1S7I-7m
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UADIJ ~ sUnAs $1,000


week.
In this connection it Is proper
tosstate that the verdict Of the
jury in the Myers assassination
ca meets with the unqualified
approval of tie solid hud respec.
sable lhen OF Hamilton, without
exception. Tie feeling is geaer.
al that if Mo Sheriff is allowed
to Enish the job, tie troubles OF
the TOW N will reasc, at least for
a twsIN eihdith. lii this state,
meni h,ete Is no cxagsera,ion,
az aAs hno curious in tic matter
can asrer,hirS By q personal
visit to the place AID eoarsrsing
with u few ii the business men.
The establishment in which
tho mutder occufel IN being
thoroughly remodel, and is to be
occupied as a miiliner shop, eve
ry effort is boing matle t6 wipe
oar the eyitlrHeea If the dark
and tlauiIittik d,ed Of blood, and
noting u tie Present srpear-
ante Of this premises would
suggest thpt the bundihE had fe-
GETTY hfcn dssd n q dffnking
or gam Ing he'll.
The evidence npon which the
five prisoners We're indicted
will be submitted to the public
ia due time. but il is deemed
prcjudicial to tho cause Of justiee
to make q prem tare publication
of the testimony.
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ne. = = ~.N-.. go :
90 ttnsNe ~ a@lA ea1
asea1d eeIHg5see6 asn - rfrfr1rm
Weak and Delicate lhIIof1n arl
Radp llronE 81 1alnG ale Dlllrfg Il
olne1. DheF can ~ md|lulHflrIn VIII
lstn.ea eeAlFlSe eA1A tie. 49,.
oralnotg.
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.. q. Foster, Publisher.
Thursday. Jan. 10 is7l,
EAToa, O.; Jan. 1lth, 1871.

EAToNs O-;JAu. l1th, 1871. :
The night of tiria day will
lone be remembered blythe citi-
zsns Of Eaton and its ncighbnr-
hotst, It being set apart for aire
dedication Of Their Town Hall,
a hnilding that we sll feel proud
q, pnd bestows great credit up>
onghe Bedding Committed and
our Cry Dads. The Han was
Handsomely decorated by Capt.
Swihart, one Of our entcrprisipg
citizens andfhe showed censid.
ekabls skill IN lie decorations
i being of national Hegs aud
bnntiag. The relief ives grand,
After The neressaFy proceedings
Of enlsi6g the meeting 10 order,
aud the reporters taking their
positions, the President, Judge
a. uaines, received the keys
from the building committee
Messfs. Zoos, Edison. and
Vauausdel then presidedoYerthe
meetings after which the ceres
monies commenced with an OPP
eping prayer by the Rev. Dr..
Ssotk when his Honor, the May
OF, Jacob n Zoos, delivered an
orasiou. which Was Esienedi to
With deep earneataesss The ev-
enihg was also snlivened with
music from The Eaton Oornet
Band and choirs Of the town
The Rev. J. 3. Lausr made the
closing prayer: The room waa
a jam Of human beings, the
stairwa3 and c1t even on the
pavement, and essrybody was
delighted with the proceedings.
The public hall Of the building
Is 1896 feet in she clear with
1ne ID foot stage, with side per-
csnium buxes. the kaIpth Al
Ceiling. d fat. Tba farea cbSt8r
sl;srs Threw hrnstIfnl ~ "a
HeRt The room.
bout 500 persons comfortable,
Bns can sceommodata go. The
building eoutaius sfne room for
the Fire Engine and Hoss also
town ja1lAwhirh1 by thu BY,
who is to be fbe frst bird teded-
ieats 4 ana he oaoed. I am a.
fsaid snn,a chan wba avant, oooa
aeoommoaaas,na Aaavsba tamnts
ed s violate the law for the pdF-
1p1uudf-taKfno a bettar lookat
;t-;t ramains & ba aeao wbo
goss s. e., III frnnt hassofScss
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ana A = ,as ~. : - Ausus
sean's ~as.n mas esseveIy =
.lsspgnssu ell.agtn week past
tnspearlag cases, VIII proDaiy
ssrmsna.e is apess on
ass
shssss s,ass,s ~ =
g y~sssssuA5 49, !.
Ses'eIsas eoslssiis ~ uul
On 1issincs gyms
ON MS1Snal, az 1, ran
Han
ssu .ss -. nssse.y, s,1.s,..s
II ME !. HIH
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MAGU@--.
An Acrostic.

An
Majestic structuIel based on moral law,
d tower Of Strength and grace, Without q
flaw:
Soar where the human eagle builds his
nest
Or range at viii across.the esrth's broad
breast
No heart so proud, and none SO riet
there be
Ranged uuderthy far reaching CANOPY
Yet Heels the prouder being one OF thee.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-19

The M. W. Grand Lodge OF
Scotland meet at Edinburg, DC.
tober 20. for the purpose of in
stalling its officers Ia list of
whom we have previously pub
Hshed1 and also to celebrate
the festival of 81 Andrew. Al
the banquet were many distin-
gutshsd brethren. Among them
we find the names of Lord j,
Murfy, Representiye of fhe q
Lodge of Ireland, who beth re.
-sponded when their Grani
Lodges were toasted- After the
usal loyal toa.t were honored. the
Past Grand Master 1.-THE Earl OF
Dalhousie rose and propose t-tlIe
Grand Master, the Earl of Ross
lynn" In the course of his re-
marks he said: You have at last
got a St. Clair of Rosslyn upon
the Masonic throne of Scotland
lie thought they were lucky
in getting such a Master to Ill
tho Office. lie congratulated
Kim ON the high office be had at.
tained. and hoped he would long
continne 10 hold il.
The toaet was drank With all
the honors most enthusiastically
The following song, written
by Bro: James Ballatine- the
Grand Bard, was sung by Bro.
Kay:
Let Scotland raise her voice
And aud Saint Andrews bine rejoice
While brethren swell the Joyous strain
That welcomes Rosslyn back ~ ain
Our first Grand Master guide 81 CiaiI
Left glory for his race to heir,
By biggin. on fair RossIyn lea,
The gem ofScotlands Masonry
tborus-Auld ST Clair. come agnn,
Baud St. Glars come again,
Every brifher's heart beats fam
To welcome Rosslyn back again.
Four hundred Year, have past 81 nee
Scotian nd Mason Graft a Rosslyn hurst,
And now our Corps has grown sAe strons
That kings nd Lords our Iegiohs throng
Fen Rothersys,s Duke the ither day
Beneath Dallousie's gentle sway
Made dear Edinsaa his aim,
And we'yea Patron Prince again,
Then let US join both heart and hAnf
A linked in brithethood.s strong band
Let's aftbe true, let 8 q. be leal,
Let iik ane for anither feel,
And meath kind RoSslyn-s gufdance.
(clear.
Still upward tends our hirh career
And Varmed by friendships sur ny ray
Well I'VE bloss ST Andrew 8 daY.
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toa last night a bold attempt
was made to rob the County
Trsasureyb but Tim Kelly arrived
in time saved ii and perhaps the
life Of Mr. Walters the Watch-
man.
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Tho Gin inneti EaqhiH- j
orr IN an CT ire new &nji 1T ssot
ing. the Tyl for thi- paper WINS
cast btsthe Gincinaf1 Type 1onn
dry sol Vine st CHI. PsiHlefs ex-
anime the paper.
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Camden Items.
&ca &sc.
HOGS.


Pram Jan. 1870, IP 70 tha opening OF
sas PtesSns 1-oS : 49,
roI:. - 800 a. re thonsond mad and
49, 60 go t-w.nte.threa Eun.
J-HS 80. nsk;no IA sror5a nrnbers
go Eve thonrand 2arwsrd by ibis arm.
~~sIsn. 20 to,Iansiz1
T-bsa-e-ssa vSs;cbt 81 thesn bonvht
au-;ng - seaaon BEING 81 10 Il. Wen
~. s-|esnt;on az one or. FOO achoice1ots.
ore ~ ak ara The otAer of420. the form.
- bs;no ,Nised AZ M. Elisha Wilson.
which pbifsd. down $50 pounds on the
AVERAGE and those 20 raised By Mr..
John kdston went J60. The uniform
prices paid for same being about -, 100,
per HOLDS save those shipped priorts
SPs maas S;.Ss@ s.stss And
NM sohN cAhsA1
he has also forwarded this season over
10y neao, me s ~ pr
p. & Son. both during the season and
prior 10 Il. All in ali. from 10 to II
this gentleman has shipped over 1890
Now adding the numbers shipped by
both firms your stock raising readers
win observe that Camden stands q No.
i in tho market
cvp,srxaa
came. and with i cams Two beautiful
trees one esca ~ INC @ za H
Cnfyessaiaes enssehes, sssn sA,a. n.
den WIN nohaay I~resen.sto s.aeusn
hearts OF oi1 ano to1ng; nSns
presents maae Hous VIZ Pe.nAps 49,
tfHe9INRU ElUAu W0I0 NuOuC
"Caheao Dress Fstsefns, ~ = Iee,P'
, thereof IS hsy were g'vsn =. "a
right tims ah6 N the risnt direetioh;
andttts hcped tpat nseiqt Preseais ~
this sty.e, IL the aeedE htn5 become 'ne
rule. n nrt aao~ TUES Geension ~ pe
=
~ che Mnttohtihe " srCEarrhI tnr."
miles west orhere Seoiinhaes r~naoAe'u-
IN interest, WIZ eight OF ten new con
aLH -
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1Ron uOu. sAnm 4n0nTooR


P.stss q ne Tsn,h Bzpnst Chursh. p11nfslph1a
d J~aerpor-DnAA SAL hen tam 49,
1Zg.,e..et. e.sesa - $50. yslA y.esy
800 " ~ ar1,rsp1ak ghelh \ Ags = N r4e
MAseIs9@As asey $3.50 -
EsslsAffc.sss Bfsra lfpsn
~ t sssss q x sssz sss ~ Nv
oanplxnt n - .1
%asSSr@~HL laDnTe
nr1os Z o. 49,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-19

John A, CLARK & Co Prtgs1 rr.LIs
VI mo Z. 7341 common
Thomas Winters, - al dts Pleas Civ
II Action
DY virtue Of an ~sxscutiOn issued from
ID the Cont Gf ComniOn Ple.a. Oi
Preble aounty, Ohio, in ths HbDse ststs5
ease, and directed 70 Ihs Sheriff sf said
County. I win offer for sals AZ pubIIy
auc.ion, at the door Of the Court nonss.
in Eaton, in said coasfy.
On Saturday Ed. Is, "A. d. 1871
bstwssn the hours of and 4eL.ek
r ~ Of sad day, the ~foii0uahg dsaefib.
cd Real Estate. sisuafe IN ms Csunty Of
Prebls and Stale Of Ohiss ts-sii. Io,
No q rec hnndred aad s-izsysoirht
lso6l As The same Is known aud d-lx,
attd-on The oS'Einnt Ftns - ~ i1sn y.
Ea:on PE.ble eeAal5s O&o Agra.
cd at $4,000 1evHs sash.
H.. B0STICK. sbesia. r c. o.
I1HPEsLL & GHAORs. AsfyA
10 l87O-v5vTf &5.00
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na em1nnan,ne "a n. fnort1nn y - Nm
- Euna 8l1la Ca1 Aea. Cr1rlH - q n
~ $500 dnaeraaHn - aatef1 = go. q
Wfud Nm N4M uw4lhaI 81 NnNNNIN nI"HIHN ~
- aharI a1sa1islJr0r~W a 90 A4at4 nrn|
Ma1a hafnr nIaal0AH prpuruI4an1 ~ MAlNNaM .HnA
ufl1 a. n11r1 dr1 aa~H HHna1Nna ~ n ~
-. "a TrlNICG ~ - - - mFH -
- 80 acsasnEs rsmnfsns trtf e1arbf ~ IaN
EIfaas nl1Qpfsla mGapAns9sn ~ $40
U~tflrnV. ~e1h1ar9an0 end nfaln49M IMNMH ~
aeS6ts~@&p
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Divorce Notice.
ThortOn Moore, PrtG, feeble Cam
Elizabeth Moore, Dvft
EklZABETH MOORE. Of Y.s,len,
IL in the county Of Washtenaw. And
State Of Michigan, IL NOTIFIED ihat Thor.
ton Moore did. On the 21-h day OF Oct, ;.
Der, A d. 1870. file bis l~tiiion In n.
Office 81 the Clerk Of The f.oarf Of Csn-
mon Pleas, within and ror the county u
Preble. and State Of Ohio. ehnrRinr lhs
aid Elizabeth Moore vhh aduItsrY uirh
one Or@n West which petition vii
A,ssd Tor hearing Al me hs-a seEm u
Dated this 9th day OF January. A. d
III THOkTOS 4UhRE.
By cAxrBELL& q ioRE
Jan 5 1871 wsprssI.e o.
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fnlla1nLFnla, .ErH ~ 49,
1(a1 Hsqlsers es1saa n1ags
1l1fpeNss 9p1na ord WEm NNu4 NnDU
040AT CD oas1 n nnpouu aaloA alfnA
Ora y poosn1nA
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= SngIkelr vsrefsblo nnl eenfaIaa
nqma1- A84eo1nne9n4 - 4lnl. II
naD Whleh thnelenlrllla 4ra na
ere Nn1hertl di9TTnn1
omdrnrls are ham rnramN1FM ~ on
mnmm1Hrlmro ofahrne nIlI41a. IIaF1
No nleohol1f lunae4meg ofnuyNInu go
- ee@.Pegne1na ~ Sl,..-r
ansss nhofe nIeoholIe noltnulaala q
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A " MNlAAI8M.
Ambrose Hector, deisnds
ants.
G0RSELIus HECTOR. n F.lssu
" County, Indiafa, and Amhss..
Hector, Of WAbash County. Indiana.
will take notice that = tstiifsu wns died
against them Of ths 21thdny III OrtoLss.
|AD. 1Sz0 insbe Curt sf Commos
Pleas, within aud for tho romfy u -
bic, ~ James fndsley. gaa.dis6 o.
Mark EuYne Hector, and e f.w p-n1
ing. wherein the said Marx Enrhs Hae-
Ter demands partition Of the Js1.ypissx
Real Estate, situate an She annnsr 81
Prcble, and Stntes Of Ohio. add Il th-.
Township Of Cratic. ard boundst n
described as f0li0as, t0.uiE B-inx ffts
aeres taken OF of the North eide ofth-
Northwest quarter Of sretion Ne. siRhs
Gen. t1S) rownAhip No. -four. f45,rsnn.
No. three (3) East &c. Aid thnt =.
the next term of said Conrf. ths -,
Mafk Ehgne Hector gill apply fsr "a
order that partilius neS ~ nsads, or 90.
premises.
Dated this sth da. o. Jsnnary. A. n
1871 cAArHKlL 8 GfEnoan.
AttoFneys hr tgnk
Jan 3 lS1lw6pFigl350
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= EAToN
u goiirar Lndgr'No.,8
- "A. N,
Meets every Saturday:
Night before full moon
Eaton r. "a. ehapter;

No. 20 f. A. NJ. meets
Monday Eve after foil moon.
GRAND LODGE OF sooFLANr
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70 de aSnl a.
Type, Ne had 20 duplicate sodis az on
eading mattsr7
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WAErsD-AT Tni. ofr1cr.-
e8oa sized Stout boy h lssfu
che fIlnslng business.
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in the beat styles and on the shortest mo-
lice.
Ready-maae Cofans at all times,
Bodies PrsseOped for ARN Length o.
Tine.
~ We are Agents for q superior
style of BURIAL CASES, assorted
sizes, which we warrant az tight.
Our assortment Of WALL PAPAR,
HAHGINGS and BORDERS are ofthe
choicest prints, both plain. ornamental
and decorative. TdRsthef wih expert
leneed hands. tends to make il the store
10 se'A your orders: which with the
prompt attention paid to ell orders In
trusted TO Us will be q ghnfsIstee for yJu
20 deal With.
Churchill & Albert.
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-19
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THE NFERsTRAGEDT AT HAMILTON.
Indictment of Tom Mcclellan,
and Assoeiates for the Murder
ia the first DegrCe.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-19
LIGHT.


What . beautiful moonlight nightf
and rs / live, Just look, every street
lamp in town Il lie upi Why u il don't
kEOs nhs~ered ihs ladiss' ssOeft bnless
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-19

Having been Watch Manufacturers
TOR the past twenty years, an largest
manufacturers of the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19
Chinese Feeding the Dead.

Join Chinaman has some very peculiar
ideas regarding the state of his deceased
countrymen. Sunday the Western House
bus and an expiess wagon took load of
the benighted heathen out to the ceme-
terry to perform the Ito them) sad and SOL
emn rites of feeding the dead. Arrived at
the graves of their countrymen, the pro-
visions and other things belonging to the
ceremonies were placed beside the altar, a
rude, hollow brick structure, raised about
two feet and covered over all except a
small hole in the top. This altar has
draught holes in the ends and sides, and
is used to burn up the ceremonial papers
when the rites have been accomplished.
The provisions consisted of middle
sized porker, roasted whole, fruit, Chinese
liquor, and some kind of eatables. The
pig was placed beside the altar ON large
wooden tray, and some clean straw spread
at the foot of the tray. Some liquor,
probably Chinese brandy, was sprinkled
onsthe straw A Chinaman then came
forward, and raising and falling his clasped
hands three times close to the pigs hind
feet, then he took little cup filled with
the liquor, and spilled a portion of il on
the straw. Then another and another
went through the ceremony until all had
participated therein. joss sticks and ci.
garettes were distributed a. the grave, the
papers burned on the altar, the proyis-
ions put in the wagons and the party re-
turned Formerly the Chinese left the
provisions at the graves, but the Indians,
who believed that live Indian has more
need of fed than dead Chinaman,
used to watt.i for the day of ceremony,
and devour the spoils. 1t is supposed
that several Cinnamon, in consequence OF
this loss of food, were unable to reach the
celestial haven. Now the Chinese leave
the food long enough for the spirits to get
s square meal, and then bring it away
With thern.-MaryssiZs Appsal =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-10-19
Eating Without Appetite,

1t is wrong to eat without appetite, for
it shows that there is no gastric Juice in
the stomach, and that nature does not need
food, and there not being any food to re-
ceive and act upon it, it would remain
there only to putrefy, the very thought of
which should be sufficient to deter. any
man from eahing without an appetite.
for the remainder of his life. fla tonic is
taken TO whet the appetite, it is mistak-
en- course; for its only result is to cause
enc to eat more, when already an amount
has been eaten beyond what the gastric
juice supplied is able TO prepare The OBJ
ject to be obtained is a larger supply Of
gastric juice, not larger supply OF food
and whatever fails to accomplish that es-
sential objecs, fails to have an efficiency
toward the cure of dyspeptic diseases
and as the fomation of gastric juice is ti-
rectly proporioned to the wear and waste
of the system, which it is TO be the
means OF supplying, and this wear and
waste can only take place as the result OF
exercise, the point is reached again that
the efficient remedy for dyspepsia is work,
outdoor beneficial and successful
in direct proportion as it is agreeable. in
proportion as 1t is agreeable, interesting
and profitable. Halls Journal Of Health.
a rich man asked a poor person if he
had any idea of the advantages arising
from riches. Il believe they give q rog gle
an advantage over an honest man" was
the ansSser. - a