Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-07-06
WHOLE NUMBER 2l9.
ALL SORTS.

accepts 40 remuneration, giving his time
/ and services for the advancement OF sci
/ ence. Heis confident of the solution of
the geographical problem which Kane,
! Parry, Franklin, and Others have at va
fioiis times ATTEMPTED. He has spared
Eno pains to make his outfit perfect, and
whether he finds an open polar sra, as
DR. Kane arepofted, or that Ellesmere
LAND projects toward the pole, as lie be-
| lieves, he is prepared to make the pas
sage Sir John Franklin was not less
sanguine than Capt. Hall. He spent
thirty years in the Arctic regions, passing
through untold uffering-sub<istingo on
| tripe de roche for weeks, until he became
a living skeIeten-ai1d finally met mys-
terious fate. -sss-5 sztT-4E
'sWbo shall decide when doctors disa-
gree?f One well-9nown physician tells
| us sltbat j on aperill Of loss OF health. we
must eat nothing between meals-s'not
even an apple of peach" An equally
| wise doetor--se far as we know-says
that "an occasional apple, peach. or mel
Ion is healthy 1uneh.'' Que says that
tomatoes are one of the most wholesome
of vegetables, or fruits, whichever you
tichoose to regard them . Another assures
us that they viii seriously injnre the
stomach. In short, there Is scarcely an
article IN the whoIe civilized bill OF fare
which has not at some time been con-
are,o,,s nd II we sbouId
/ take the combined verdict of them all,
1 we should have little or noJhing to eat
or to drink-9 tiifla
i The coiereds 1aborefs of Washington,
1 initiating the example of the Pennsyl-
4 yanla eoaf miners, have peen on a strike
one eollar ana az q haiI m a cay, Ghey tnougnt,
was lliaaeqaate pay, anu Hy -tney noe oiily
i temnted To nrevent others. from a9.reI,tino
fitss 4Tbis move. however. worked badly.
/ The contractors syve,1ld. NOT pay 80 for
I efyflt bburs labor hut ilr1tIer tne urotee-
t tionEof EheEpoIf Ifee,1 14f1rsV 11Irert men at
i 50 20 per dieum. Now, after being idle
1of two weeks, the strikers must either
i taccsp6 the terms or 90, elsewhere for en-
/ ploYment. With a knowledge of the iaet
i Itbat numbers tsofs negroes in Virginia
4 would gladly work, for. 81 day. thew
were certainly shoft-sighted to Ike tor
twice thatsum and reduced hours OF la
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4 iurthensiofl Governor Leslie offered re-
i ward of five hundred dollars. After as
/ teertainifig that the offerswas bona .Jfle, it
i appears that WaIeott had himself arrest
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q Ihe Commlssloner OF Internal Rev
ehue mas ISSUED azclrcuIaf s'atlng that
every Herson mantlacturlpg Iermented
liquors OF any kind II. for sale Is liable to
Il speelai tax, as brewer, and that all fer
4 mented liquors OF whatever kind are liza
BILE to tax OF 81 per barrel, except root
beer and other small beer, " hich is held
TO include beers containing only 21s per
cent. or less OF alcohol Every person
coming Witnln dennitlon oI rectiher as
given Ia tne act 4oi a prli ~, 1862 IS held
TO special tax OF $20o per year, whether
the Products OF ms reetineatlons are dis
TILED spirits or other liquors The ad-
dttionai tax 10 Whlcn recIlfler Is subject
depenus on the Klnu OF liquors resulting
) 44'o from an nus reeliIcallso3ll. rect NC
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