Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-11-30
Who VIII Act As Ouf Agents,
And Take Our Gifts?
Our Capital Prizeis a Champion
COMBINED REAPER&MOWER
With Dropping Attachment, sold by the Manufacturers at two hun
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The above cut represents the machine which WE propose to give
less les than 500. ~ -" - ~
H- This Reaper can be seen at John HaIdernans, -m1
OUR SECOND GIFTS Hr of the New England Organs. now
taking the lead, and generally recognized as the hes. Organ msn
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no. less than 800, W e will give this excellent organ: p.a
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on the manufactures.
OUR ELEVENTH. Gifts a Solid Gold Ruby Ring; worth 500. II:
not less than Is, win be entitled to the prize.
OUR TWELFTH Gifts q copy OF Websters Unabridgeo Die
tionary, tor the largest club of cash Subscribers at 81, so, not less
than so. This standard work no family should be without. 1t il
sold for $12.
OUR THIRTEEN GIFT-Is q fine picture of the lae Mr.. VallandinG-
ham, in round frame, worth S.. For each and every club of ten
cash subscribers at 81 so. We will give the above picture. the on
ly true likeness, from a Eega i've taken a few weeks before his
death. sHa
Our FOURTEEN GIRLS $500 IN Greenbacks for the largest Of cash
subscribers, at any one post Office. at $3.50 not less than 1000
We ire Offering n O chance game o. lottery scheme to the people;
II ia our object to induce people, during their leisure moments. to
work for us, and the above is aiist Of presents W g give, merely
pratuitous upon u part. The regular subscription price of our
paper is SO. and we aim to make it worth the money The club
rate above is $3.50, and, in addition, w give persons getting %
clubs at that price a valuable present, to pay them for the time 90
exnended. The above inducements for clubs will be extended to
thee 10th day of Nav. 1872 when persons entitled to any article
mentioned above, can have it by calling at this office, or have IL
shipped to them at their expense. The above clubs must nos t0>
clude any name now N our books