Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
-wH0IIE NUMBER sl6.


L. yt-rscI The, FGr sSx. -
Tins reason ya don't hear of Elta klv.
Ing the mitch HowAdays--they don't
learn 10 knil, -.
MRS, n, TuPrER WILEEs, the Minnesota
olereywoniAn has n SAlary of tal0o0 ~
vaArs and IL 10 get more. u 80, .,
h SpunHu N every reason 10 balieve that
some Of the prevailing blonde ohlRnonH
aFe made 6f light lantasllo tnwsI ~:
Nsw YoAE iadins, mot oentented with
baniShlng winos from parties, are max
/ ing war on the gefitIeuien stnoltlhg In
pthuir ttfesaing,foome. f1Af sifLY1O
| iiAoYovHd NRomdn .of.Proyidenee, II, l.,
is said TO be one of the best blaokafiiths
| IN The city She'worka dids'by side with
her fnther,in his shen-an.,G Vn,
sral s5ss' 5Gss'Sf . ,SSsGs tSs g ssS
must b4i6sed ~ ono tviahbs 70 .osit his
E'waylinto the femAle, heart -
h "A pESELENAs took NlAdy out 70 ride,
lately, and came home with a mise curl
httRohed 10 tine. button rons tb . ,Hide Of
BIZ lt, 9'P apo He5yppders how sHS%l y SOpld of
SoME ONE asked Miss Bremen sfwhat
do you think when 90 many Hpeople
come osee you ~ ~ wish thAtSI was
Y h9ndsomeri was the honest and woman
like reply OF the charming Swedish nov
ehsta IJi1ohtuR laIsbs9 ~
4 "a Ia CROssE merchant jg trying TO ex-
plain to- his wife why somebody persists
M hanging baskets fhediwith bahies on
N hisrdoor-k knob, BetYeen lexplaing and
gathering them in, he has q hvely time
II Mi IT MTmtErfa aFNH N 81. =
dtnA0Lhael number ofrSaost beautiful la
i dies ini Massachusetts, are busy about
1 the French Fair, to Be held In Boston,
Views are riSidfy eSoiussS SsS from e the
\ \ b1s fbd1aSa arethedt iftktS,'ss TfsSaeIiT' '
t7G &taiHtE LtRSe mine WiIi bs'the fate
1sof, Abel n said SsdeEoteds wife. to her
E-her hdsbafid. taiBecause a Absloisas kill
redUItth q olub, and ypvFyJQlvb ryfill kill
l,me if you continue to--,visit IL every
might b HS19oihSu 0dT .9ni
3 fnsoA9BobY hasIdiscoSerea ikuthas coun-
Of ok "a 'sssp good stsp-%otSsr. mother VS several
hundfed yeArsiold, ahdDiR t0b8 placed
bamong2 theT relics .of, aptiquity,, Menu
No tombstone to q good stepJoGh has
yet been discovered ~ nf ra9B
% A FL0Rsssct paper says of the Ameri-
can. ladies' there: q These ladies are so
Handsome. these girls SO lovely, that if
one but'sees themy on, still iworse, if one
-IfenteFs into. .conyersatipp. with them, one
cannot help falling in love at once with
ethe New lWofldLaJ 3i.snHt ",
J lusAiHIFfl in San Franciseo. lately put a
petition for divorce in the court on the
ghouhd that hef iHnslahdyysAs b |" con-
! tfounded fool.Yo The Judge, who was an
old bachelor, would not admit the plea,
because, he Said, every man AEho gets
q married would be Liable to the same inn
Putation::
r GnecdOte Of BeScher- and Chaplin.
During their summer vacation, Henry
a Ward ,Beeoher, and DIR. Chaplin were
travelling short stage route together,
s andS According tontheirSWpnt rode upon
theloutside, passing the. time most agree
ably. in genial CONVERSATION and in ad-
4fniFine shs lasenesy. b A dnq of the stop
iRipg places on tbs rogte e9pntryman
asked them could they make room for
n him up there 2's &hiclD they rheerfnlly
4 did Soon gafter taking his seat, Mr..
Beecher entered into conversation with
; hin1j aafd Finding that hen lIn6 recently
to use his own expfessiof, had had
b fenoughq qofnity hsksaBhim ifahe stopped
over Sunday spd, vent 70 meeting there.
He said he had, and wefit over TO Brook
iyh % heinafellowPfhseAquAe did not
wi Henry s y %sid oBssGSIa 4iGlusse.tsd
bDrG Ehapinlt 10 s1smRTi ont
u ''H How did You IKE hiihh4s said DIR.
4 d1caapin, slyly isinkihg at RsSeher.
q III q eb' syeFydEslb" sAdidh hiIhs country
O" Did you go TO hsas himin the after
n noon2n said Mr.. Beechers.
! No; went up town to Hear another
big fellow, ,as1 cd % hisiy
! S.Egh 4" BEgh chHPin ?" yoEpsgssted Mr.
9tYes, thai was)his nGms.s.,
bjnHaApd which did you, like, the best ?"
said Mr.. Beecher, winking az DR.. Cha
pinsiq ant Ii poIo y Isr.
cgOh, thunder ~ said the countryman,
DR.. Chaplin can preach Beecher right
out OF his bootsHf isHel.
yo You had better believe there was a
pretty loud shout went out from that
coach for - little while--A shout that
astonished the countrYman, who failed
TO recognize his joviAf SfelIcw-travolers.
How a Spool Of Thread saved LAdy's
/ M1MlCs % lIA8
From ne VusefSl, n pbrrvor.
| A few days ago quite little sensation
occurred at Stittvll4. b Information was
\ forwarded 10 usat the time, but by some
accident we failed to receive IL. Dur
\ ing the afternoon, while hveFy respect
,Ahle1 married lady was sitting in her
house sewing, a strange-iooking man
came into the house nnAnnounced. OF
course, the lady was startled, but asked
the intruder what his business was. AZ
ter starmg wildly at her forsome time,
the fellow shrieked out, Anna, you
promised to marry me, and did not do
SO! q 4 ann going 10. lxillsyou ~ The
lunatic, for such he proved TO be, then
sprang at the lady, with d large knife in
his ohands,i andD stnick at her several
The lady escaped INJURY for a few
minutes by severe struggle, but the
fellow finally succeeded in, infiicting a
severe flesh wound in the center of the
lady's breast 1The knife fortunately
came in contact with q spool of thread,
which the lady was using and had
placed in her bosom, and cut through
the thread TO the -yvood gfA'ftar dealing