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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-05

DELAYS ARE DANG ROUs.-T
poor. cmaciated Consnn'ptive, who is
now beyond all hope of recovery, might
now he hale and hearty had he no.
neglected that slight cough. Be ad
vised, if You have congh or cold, &c
mt once bottle of DR.. TUFTS Elk
PECTORANT and you will soon be re
lieved. Do not put it of.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-05

EThe Democrat office owes
thanks, for late papers, to the
clerks of the Texas, John L. Moore,
Carrie Converse, Gladiola, Lota-
wana, B. L. Hodge No 2, LED
Cloud and Rapides.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-05

na- This day at u NJ, the regu-
lar weekly packet, B. L. Hodge o
Q. Captain John HEM i'll command,
leaves for New Orleans.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-05

na-M Members of Stonewall Hook
and Ladder Company are request
ed to meet at the usual place, on
next Friday evening at Z O'Clock
The hats and belts are to be drawn
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-05

~ We have to record another hon.
icide. Martin Van Buren,, well
known colored man, born and raised
here, was killed Saturday evening last,
in Pineville, by Berry Jackson, color
ed. We know nothing of the particu-
lars. The killing was done with a pis-
tol the deceased was shot through the
head and died instantly. The accused
has been arrested and lodged in Jail.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-05

~ The Cincinnati Packet, Eding-
burgh, passed down sMonday evening,
and part of her cargo was the COM
mencement of new feature in the
shipping line. She had on board W
bales cotton from jefferson consigned
to New York. The price through was
one dollar per hundred.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-05

~ Thanks to the St. Louis Packet
{ ceanus, for late Western papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-05

v We direct special attention to
the notice of Rev. S. Burford, to be
found among eur new advertisements.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-05
How the London Times Was Sent
Into Paris.

The London Times of January 3lst
makes the declaration following: "At- !
temuts to establish il ready commune
cati,n between the beleagnered inIah-
itants in Paris and their relatives and
friends beyond the German lines have
given rise tn many contrivances which
are not unlikely to make new era in
the history both of aerOnantics aud
photography. Among them may be
mentioned the ingenious device by
which the matter of two whole pages
of the Times has been transmitted from
London to Paris. This has been ac-
c0mplished by photography. Those
pages of til" paper which contained
communications to relatives in Paris
were photographed with great care 10y
the London Stereoscopic and Photo
graphic Company on pieces of thin and
/ almost transparent paper, about an
inch and u half IN. length by an inch in
width. On these impressions there
could he seen by the naked eye, only
two lesible words, The Times and
six narrow brown bands representing
the six columns Of printed matter form
ing a page. of the newspaper. Under
the microscope, however, the brown
spaces become legible, and every line
of the newspaper vas found tn have
been distinctly copied and with TIM
: greatest clearness. The photographs
we're sent to Bordeaux for transmission
: thence by carrier-pigeon tn Paris
: When received there they were mag
nified, by the aid of Il magic lantern
to large size aud thrown upon
Vt screen. A staff of clerks immediatel
l. transcribed the messages and sen
:. them off tn the places indicated Ivy til
~ advertisers. The success of this e1
=, pertinent gives rise to the hope TIL;
h the new art of COMPRISING printe
matter iutO snail compass VII M
= stop here. If Il page of the Times ca
L. be compressed into space little lars'
"a than that occupied by IL postage STAN
the matter of an octave volume mig
III be made to cover not more than two
h, its own pages, and Il library could
" reduced to the dimensions of the SINAI
- est prayer book. Whit IL relief
IN would he to the learned persons W
or frequent the Library of the British NJ
b. scum, if, instead of having to ma
nv fatigning journeys from letter A to Il
To- ter b of the p"nderous catalogue
nd books, they had it's many hundred "
umes reduced to space IA yard squa
III over which a microscope could DE ~
by riedly passed. Such suggestions I
he now occupying the thoughts OF pho
g.aphers."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-05

v who that has Seen a dangerous
disease arrested by an able physician
or IA good medicine but values both =
Be it your family physician to whom
you owe so many escapes from aches
and ails, or DR.. Ayers inimitable rem
edies Ibis Sarsaparilla that renewed
yomr vitality or Cherry Pectoral that
cured painful congh, or his Ague
Cure that expelled the freezing ague
and burning fever from your blood. :
Who that has been relieved by any o
these agencies but feels grateful TO
them all. Bangor Times.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-05

r. The river is falling once more
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-05

IaTlOuS SCneuC, w onhoN O
minyo, to the bottom of the sea OF
infamy, to which it is sure to be con-
signed. It will be noticed, and not
much to the credit of our country,
that we have not been SO bold with
Great Britain on account of her un-
friendly attitude during the late war
8 We have not sent feet to England
n ready to open hostilities in case ON
demands were not complied with
e but all this, we have done to puny
weak and helpless nation and all il
the interest of a corrupt speculate
and jobbist who is President of tn
Is country. This last stroke of diplo
= macy certainly will cover Grant an
:, his secretary of State, Fish, with ur
=, diving fame, one will be known b
st his big, but unsuccessful jobs and til
s. other by his contemplate and fawl
ng ing subserviency.
lis Grant went to church in Philade
IT. phia on Sunday and the ministe
yet another of the fnny tribe, gave
NV his text, the prayer of Jubez, fro
y" the first chronicles, containing til
o allusion to the Presidents greed +
,,u more coast, meaning San Domine
1t was: ooh, that thou wouldst BILE
me, indeed, and enlarge my Goa
to and that thy hand might be with n
be and that thou wouldst keep me fro
Its. evil. that it may not grievc me; a
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16

Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit,
Herb, Tree & Shrub. aud Ever
green Seeds, prepaid by mail,
with directions for culture. Tw en-
ty-iive different packets of either
class for $1,00. The six classes
$500.
2l,OO) lbs. Evergreen and Tree Seeds
Apple, Pear, Cherry, q Grass Seeds,
Beet, Cabbage, Carrot, Orion, Squash;
Turnip, and all Vegetable and Flower
Seeds, in small or larg &c quantities: also
Small Fruits Stoke. Bulbs, Shrubs
Roses, Verbenas, &C., by mail, prepaid
New Golden Banded Japan Lily Scots
Price Descriptive Catalogue sen tc
any plain address. gratis. Agents wan
ted. Wholesale List of agent Clubs and
the Trade. Seeds Oh commission
B. NJ WATSON, Old Colony Nurser
les and Seed Warehouse. Plymouth,
Mass, Established ii 1912; feb2 Pm
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Churches in Eaton.

MrrnoDrsr EPrscopAL ChuRrIt.-R"v.
A Mrharrv, Past.r. S'rvices every
Sabbath At III An and 81 p ". Pray
or meetings every Thursday evening.
FiRsT PsESRrrFRIAS CMrPrH-Rcv.
]. w. Scott. Pastor. Services Every
other Sabbath at 10l AN. and 6l +. NJ.
tsAlIsT GHUEcn.-Ecv ] ID
I,aner, Pa Service at 103 A.. VI
and at G4 p. NJ. on the first (!st) S1nd~y
in each month. and on the third (3rd,
Sunday at 81 o'clock r. N.
DISCIPLE CHURcH.-Eldsr John Quinn
Pastor. Services every other Sabbath
morning at l0l A. NJ
BAPTIST Cnuscn.--B. +. George, Pas
tor. Services every Sabbath at lol 4. N
and 81 r. N.
mE-To Churches and other rart'e'
contemplating the purchase of Organs
and Pianos, we would call their atten
tioH to the House OF D. H, Baldwin. No
I58 West 4th street, Cincinnati, Ohio
as we fatter ourselves in representing
this establishment that yOu can get ali
you ask, either in price or 6nish, TO sui
every taste and style
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16
CITIZENS OF EATON
Look To Your interests !

; We omit our article ON Eaton and its
manufacturing interests, this week, and
an lien thereof APrKAL to u eiIiEens to
look 10 their interests before it is too
Iate. However much we MAJ talk Of the
advantages OF our city as i manufacture
ing point; foreign capitalists will not
lend Us a helping hand until we ean
make AN eifort to he . ourselves. Nol
only do We stand idle and lot oppor;uni-
ties Of securing ma, u~Iacuuring interest
BASS by, but we are threatened with the
loss OF what We have. An effort is be-
ing made by II neighbOring CITY to have
enc of our manufacturers pull up stakes
aud remove 10 that place, and with soa.e
show Of success. Shall we allow this TO
be done Shall we say u this city and
the rest oil the worll that there is no en-.
I rpriss IN on: town aad conmuUity 7
s1r shall W. rrbuke them by making an
effort, shat. viii say to her; Eaton can
co nPPte with you, nJtwi.h staniing ali
your boaAted Ell erptise While ether
towns are maSins desperate strides to
bring Themselves INTO hotor,ety, as en-.
tcrrr;s.ns and ms nufncturing towns,
they are l0ing i; at an Immense expense
- themselves and citisens generally
They are now largely in debt, and going
III deeper and deeper. We al make
Eaton a first class Misunderstanding city
without, in any way, embarrassing her,
or her citlsens. Let our citizens cone
together and resolve to do what we want
done ourselves.
Let them put their means to such i'm
provemeEts as we want, and need, sc
that THEY reap the benefits them
selves. We don't N to pay out thou
sands of dollars to men who are seeking
locations and business at the expense Of
others. What money we have to III yes
in these enterprises, let it be so invested
that we will derive the advantages what
ever they may be, ourselves. Instead o
giving our money to adveuturers who are
looking for fat Jobs, we can use it our
selves and get the profits they seek, anC
at the saue time reap all the advantage
to our city that we would should we give
it away. We call upon the Aanufactur
ing Association, of this place, to taxi
such steps as will secure to rs all the
manufacturing interests that We want
! We waata Manufacturing Association
here, such an ono as cOntem plated b.
the laws of our State, in which all cal
, Join and render whatever assistance is il
: : their power.
, An Association can be formed her,
? that will make Eaton . place to be sough
? instead Of being Stunned. Will our cit
I liens move in this matter, or will the
y = stand idle and allow the fair fame of GU
2 town for enterprise and intelligence,
y y become a by word anc reproach
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16
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Xenia College.

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thlics, the chronological
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e. w. Stoughtor, the eminent
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the Reporter; The "Chtistian'
Church or "Disciples " with [12
fine portraits and accompanying
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&c. Our readers all should take
this Magazine. Price 90, a year
single Numbers, 30c. Address s;
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16

To The PUBLIC AND TRADE IN
GkNERAL.-We would call yonl
attention aud the careful perusai
of the enclosed card of A. Stein,
,au & Co, Crystal Palace, stor,
lin Pixies Opera House, 4th ST..
| door East of Vine street, Gin
cinnati. o.
They have how III store, and
ready for inspection, a new
stock Of JEWELRT, SILVER
PLATED WARE ami WATCH
Els, manufactured expressly ior
the SEASON..
Their long experience In this
branch of he business, aud the
extensive manufacturing conner-
lion, enable them to Sell goods
in the Western market at the
very same rates with their East
ern competitors, and more: their
stock comprises u full line of all
goods In conjunction with the
business, snch as no other one
house III America cUn compete
with, givingthem thejustly earned
title of TIE CHEAPEST JEW
ELR9 HOUSE IN AMERICA.
They would he pleased to see
you, or receive your orders for
Catalogue of Prices,' "a we fiat
ter ourselves they will be able to
offer yOn superior Inducements
in regard to assortment as well
as to prices.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16
4 ID Plants

!: No l Usage, one year old, that
cannot be,excelled. Send orders
at once. and secure them at the
following
RIG e s!
Ord's for l to 10000 $500 pr 1000
"1O to $4,000 1,T5 "
$50 to 100000 $50 "
100000, or more $1,25 M.
Packed and delivered in Chlca-
go. Free of Charge, Weeping
Spruce and Arbor Vitae Hedge
Plants at SO cts to $500 pr thons-
and, according to size. Multitudes
OF
FOREST TREES e EvERaREENs.
with ont number 25 VARIETIES.
Our prices and qualities defy
competition. Price Lists free:
large Catalogues, 10 cts. Address
PINNEY & LAWRE .CE
Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin.
Jan &c. 3ms
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16

To the public in general We would
call thei attention. to the large supply
of New and Fresh Groceries at Willard
Edison & Bros, opposite the Court House
Also their fine as sortn ent of wall paper
.hangings which is tie finest variety
OF these goods ever shelved IN this town,
together with their splendid window
shades, reader give them a cal. Take
your friend with you, Willard WILL be
glad to see you and show you the goods
Wether yon buy or not, but we ~c~ndidly
say hat if you once examine them you
will buy rs the price will suit your
poCket-exactly.
p. S. Country produ~e Of all kinds
taken in exchange for which the market
price il allowed.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16
n. 7.

THAMES this method nf notifying his
Il friends and the Enthusiastically
rose who in times past patroRised him.
hat he has purchased the
HG q Hive
Grocery Establishment
formerly owned by LONGNEGKER &
CLAYTON in the Old Re. lows Build
ing, On the corner OF Main Il Cherry
streets, where he intends keeping con-
stantly on hand a full supply Of
Fresh Fa"tily Groceries.
RAISINS,
SUGARS, FIGS.
COFFEE. PRUNES,
SPICES, ALMONDS.
MOI.ASSES, CANDLES
FAMILY FLOUR, CORN MEAL,
Wooden Edrthern & GtdSsiCdrt,
ALSO -
HAMS, SHOULDERS, SIDES
LARD, BUTTER, CHEESE
STATIONERY, FANCY ARTICLES
ETC, ETC, ETC.
SALT by the barrel or otherwise, ant
in short every article necessary for fam
lily use-All of which will be sold Il
reasonable terms.
A liberal patronage is solicited.
r. Y. LAEIUs.
Eaton Jan L. 1871 yr1 yaa
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16

EoTIcK.-The Publisher Of this
paper will be much obliged to
Pcck-the poetry man-if he
will mind his own bu-iness, and
not be putting it INTO ours. A.
we owe him nothing, never had
anything 20 do with him nor new
er harmed a hair of his head; and
as he is rather pious, please do
unto others as you wish to be
done by. Go Mr.. Peek if you
have no good to say keep your
tongue still. If you don't like
the tone of the DEMOCRAT, don't
read it. @ .r-.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16
WE shall advocate the abolition o
w the National Banking System, a

WE shall advocate the abolition Of
w the National Banking System, AZ
an unnecessarily burden upon the tax
payers OF the country.
We shall insist upon the payment Of
the '6ve,wenty bonds in -GreenbacES, &C
|cording to the cont act between thu bond
holder and the people
We shall oppose the unjust and op-
pressivs Tariffs, by which the Agrieni-
turaI West is made to pay enormou trl
butte to the manufacturing East ano
shall demand such notifications oil the
Internal Revenue Laws as will ensonf
age industry and relieve lat or.
THE WEEKLY ENQUIRER
will not only be true to the principles q
the Democratic party, in its edltoria
columns, but, rs a first class Family
Journal, it will be excelled by none pub
lished liz the United States.
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A S'TEINAU & CO.

n O1ElNA w.
Successors to w. 3. CLAPP &BRo
Only authorized Agents for
the genuine "Oride Watch" The
Watch Department is immense
ly increased, and prices materi-
ally reduced. They send packng-
es ofther goods by express, g.
}. d. to any part of the country
Feb. 2 me- ga" = 10 tl ,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16
Peters Musical Monthly, il

Peters MUSICAL monthly, Is d
book of choice Music pieces, and
avery lady who has a Piano or
q Meiodian should have it, price
ia $3.50 pr 6 moRths OIL So year,
semple copies can be seen at this
o~mce.-Address 500 Broadway
New York.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16

HOni soft gel mrt y pence,
Friend shuu that man who
speaks we'll TO your face aud COR
dia ly sAlntes You, anl then be-
hind your back, backbites you
Shun him he is a Vampire and
will sap the last drop"t Iifes blood
Tie cry lie, "still they CO me-
Keep OH coming and let US have
cur Roll OF Honor doubled next
week.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16

A call at the City Marble yard adioiL.
ing the new Town Hall, Eaton Ohio
will satisfy the mcst fasti1ious thai
Kuhn disrlayed much skill in his sele C
lions of stone, the finest marble monu'
nlents made at redace1 prices
Phihpsays competition is the life o
rAde.
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FREE ,

example, PACKAGES of Norway
- oats, Chester County Mammoth
Corn, and AlsiKe Glover sent free to all
Farmers wishing to test them /; also copy
of the american Stock Journal, by in
closing stamps to pay postage Address
n. 2. BOYER & GU, Petersburg, Pa.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16

People OF Eaton.-We a supply yoa
With the UxITED STATES WEEKLY, the
largest German newspaper published
Price ST. SO per year. Sample sheet can
be seen at this Office. Call and sub
scribe. m2 5w
Post Office Lock Box, No. A, for
50 le. Inquire at this Office. 81
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FOR SALE.

p6S- A Valuable Building Lot, cen.
trail in location this is a very desirable
p'ece Il property APPLY ar THIS
OFFICE.
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W-OOD WOOD wood!

Ten Cords of wood wanted al
this Office, 10 pay for Ssbscrip,
tons on paper.
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Roll Of Honor.

The following persons. nave
raid their subscription to tbs
DEMocnAr, for which they have
mr. thanks, and best Wishes for
hug lite and great pro1perity.-
We hope all others will follow
heir good example.
J @. Deem, 300 N. Pence, Acc
j. Mckee, 200 c. Vanansdal 2,OC
w, KrsliRg, ECO G. Creager, 90
l. Marley, 100 N. V. SnOdgrass LOO
E. W. Jones, l,Ol W. Sibert, loo
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16

THE Price for the Harvest
of 1871. Will be 5000 per Tuu
CASH, IF CLEAN.
This with the Price of seed
will certainty pay you to raise
Flax.
F. L. FOSTER.
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l.. GABEL. j. GABEL.
EATON PLANNING MILLS
Door: Blind & Sash Factory.
L. GABEL.

Pine Shingles, Palings,
Lqthes Mouldings, Window g.
Door Frames. Building Mater
ials of all kinds in our line.
Good Lumber Wanted
For which the highest Market
price will be paid. " Fac
tory Near Depot, EATON, ONO.
Eaton, Jan 10 yr1.
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in the best style, and on the shortest no
.tice.
Ready-made Cofans. at all times
Bodies Preserved for Any Length y
Time.
H5- We are Agents for a superior
style of BURIAL CASES, assorted
sizes, which we warrant air tight.
Our assortment of WALL PAPAR
HANGINGS and BORDERS are of the
choicest prints, both plain. ornamental
a nd decorative. Together with expert
, need hands. tends to make it the store
to send your orders: which with the
prompt attention pail to all orders in
trusted TO us will be a guarantee for y ~
20 deal with.
Churchill & Albert.
Eaton, Jan IL. l87l-yrl
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16

If you want people to know
where you do business, have a
decent sign painted and don't for
ret printers lux either.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16

We are prepared to ex ecut
job printing of every description
neat and cheap.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-16

NOTICE TO THOSE RAIsiSe STOCK
The most useful Stock journal
published ia that of n. Z. Boyer
& Co, lalkesburgj Chester Co,
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