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Sound Reasoning.

Consumption D. decay. Soothing, rxpcct0raut
rene dies are only u.etuI ~ paluatiyrs they do nul
reach fue Cau-g-iney do nor stop The decay. Tonic
medicines strengthen the life forces and prnl n-
soc battle. huj thr decay goes steadily aud soon
Pep Ur later the victim must yield. Climate auers
ar" sometimes good, bur thry seldom wholly cure.
la short, tine very bTs thing to he uuur Is tn IT r
.fE DE Az then apply the restorative. toui. aud
-trrug giving treatment Thiuk "a moment. The
Luug- are urcayiuZ-tuberci ulattatiOus cav
~ ana deposits %, poisonous matter tpu.g nor
ming The 'i-9ulatiIu carries tins pOisuu all over
hr body Wasting, loss Of appert eueryaton.
W shi -W at-. ana all the terrible symptoms IN, ar
- ID worth whlr tu doctor thy sym .tom- viii h are
merely the -ults. while tug decay which If the
.au-.. il eating up tur life spring-t
lHe-r Two Things are we'll known by the best
physicians.
lsI tarAulic acid positively arrests Decay / il
lur most powerful anti-rpdc in the known world
Even dcaa bodies ar, pre- rTyCu by it. Entering in
10 the circulation, ~ az once rrappes with corrup-
uun. and decay ceases. IL puriaes the sources Of
de, a-..
2u- cod Liver Oil l. Na'urr's best assistant IN re
-l-ung tuusumpt Ipu- IL j. az once a food "a tonic
a purifier. and healer Il braces up aud suppl, :
the vital force feeds the wasted system ana ena-
Dies nature To- regain her fu0thud. ror these pur
poses nothing can compare with Cod Liver oil.
This is thr theory o.
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the GREAT FRENCH REMEDY,
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Why Have Catarrh /?

have had Cafarrh or two years. and have had
all troblgs arising from il. such Is dropping from
the head throat, etc. Ii troubled more in the
morning than al any time. A. IL would be some half
hour before I could breath freely The dropping
from INV head has ceased. aud in the morning
have no trouble about breathing which Is a great
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| have taken two bottles. Yours respectfully.
MRS. H. J. TIRRELL.
Uucancouatk House, Gotztown. y. II.
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{ For sale by Emil koehlcr, Druggist, Rock Island
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rum p ooh, niver mindit. Mr.. Lathum,
niver mind it; you've got your beans
aginl" just 50, and not otherwise, do we
get back the gigantic thefts Of Protection
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BARN, ME- Feb. IT. 1873
Mr.. KENNEDY. Dear Sir:-I SIT down TO men Won
few lines this evening, to inform Won that the
Prairie Weed you sent me last al has done M
much good lruly have not words to express m '
gratitude to you Tor it, My health has not been 80
good for the last twenty arr has been since
commenced taking he Prairie Weed in November
ut t.a4k YOU tiousanns q llmts for it, Not
to sit mp one hour with phthisic since [ have been
taking your medicine. My health is 81 improved
this winter that | can work all the time at light
work. 50 l more than pay my board and thai il
what have not been able to do for a long time
Your humble servant,
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When there il no lung disease. and only Liver
compliant and Dyspepsia. .heuk'- Seaweed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills are sufficient. without the Pui-
monte syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills freely in all
bilious complaints, IL thes perfectly harmless
Dr. Sehcnck. who ha- euin- ed uninterrupted health
inF many wears past auG Tow weighs 20 pounds.
wa wasted away 10 a mere skeleton, In the very
last -tagr OF Pulmonary Consumption, h- physicians
uaViH pronounced Al- ca-. hopeless, and abandoned
HlW to his fate. lie WAS cured by the aforesaid med
telnes- and since his ~ many thousands rim-
Harry afflicted have used h- preparations with the
same remarkable success. Full directions accoInps-
ny each, making not absolutely necessary 10 per
7ouaily see Dr. Nchenck, uaiess patients wish their
lungs examined,
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bronchial irritatiuns, pieura adhesion exist or the
iIng- are mas ofinhamB! ana fast decayinll
IN such cases what must DE one. Il IS not only the
Lungs that are wasting bur Is the whole body
The stomach and liver have 1s their bower to make
blood out Of food Now the only chance is 10 take
DR.. ~chencE's three medicn-. which will bring up
tone to the stomach, the patent will begin 10 want
food il will digest easily make good blood then
he patient begins 10 gain in iezh and as soon the
body begins 10 grow the lungs commence TO heal up,
and the patient gets heshy and well. This Is the
only way go cure Con-umplin
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

Tnre OouqHB. COLDS. ASTHMA. BRoHcHITfs SoRF
St,1luDAi' hoAhAESEss, DIFFICULT BREArH1Ne, In
shbNt tONsuMPTtON AND i.uNG DISEASES They
nave no taste o. medicine. and any child will take
mem Ihouaands have been restored TO health that
q cases AJAX for BRY ANS PULMONIO wAFRRS.
Price 30 cents per box. JOB MOSES proDr4o
tor, ~ Cortlandt Street New Vol '' 'Np'S
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Beware of Counterfeits
Inp knSEC' SIN. LAMPS CIARKE'~
SOD uIOOLO EEhAIE FILLS

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aha cure al suppression Cf the menses vbep cHused
~ r'.a, Inflammation, or disease In an cases u
NetN,uh iHd Hplud Affections. Pains n the BACK
anl iifnhs faugu" slight e1srtiDn Paipitati0n
o the hear ltysterlcs and Whites they will effect
cure Wnen an other means have failed and although
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Circular N English German and French around
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lhe HFNUiSE Pills are sold al most drug stores hut
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Ma TA'S
INDIAN PULMONIC BALSAM
Il-4dGwlb

possesses this rare combination. Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances. with their haisamc Te.l
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10 While il promptly and efectuslly arrests 'Tr-
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relieves cough, it renders them further assistance
by promoting free discharge of their accumulated
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yigoT to the whole system
Sold by all Druggists and Apothecaries throughout
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or Simmer Coli- which often end in serious Inn,
tsoubl,, cured by tHe inhalation Of Dr. kepnery's
Prairie Weed.
| am perfectly amazed at the remarkable c1rps ol
severe bleeding and consumption Of the lupa-
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

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DR.. schenrk and his son j Il. schenck .Ir,. NJ D.
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All advice given free Of gnarge but for thorough
examination by TOE Re=glromcrer the price is 50.
This instrument will de,e.t the slightest movement
of The respiratory organs by it can be readily de
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. MARIA LEACH.


Boston HIGHLANDS. Oct l. 1872.
Dir. KENNEDY. Dear Sir:--I hereby certify that
was afflicted for five years with a severe cough.
and raising blood after any violent excrtion
commenced taking your Prairie Weed about two
year, ago and have not raised any blood for eight
cen months past, aud believe thatI owe to your
medicine the health which | vainly sought from
many physicians and medicines. / would be glad
TO have Won refer any one TO me who wishes TO
know what the Prairie Weed has done for me-
JAMES r. BIckNELL.
Letter-Carrier, Boston Highlands, Mass.
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!
PROCTOR g. CANDLES
Notified German Soap,

y l. made from the best materials and will not
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( Ger havcit. Chicago Jubhcrs whUipsnic Agt'-.
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WILSON'S
GARBOLATED COD LIVER OIL

h. NOT a secret empirical uO-tr m. II l. q happv
combination OF TWO remedies known 90 phy-iriau-
nE -yWnurr a- thr best means Of combating con
-umpU0u. Tai- combination d Mr. VIII ou'- dis
------- L-- i -l-M.-. ---lu nm E---nA.--..
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Sold by all Druggists at $t00 yer bottle Manu-.
iactnred by DIR. KENNEDY, 40 Warren street.
Roxhury Mass 3-Id1y
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To do lhs, the Seawpad Ton and Mandrake pills
mast be freely used 70 cleanse he stomach and live
80 that Lhe Pulmouic syrup Al The fond VIII make
good blood.
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IN IS59.-Five hundred thousan.
people throughout U S and Canatas have n.oa
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To these three medicines 2. j. II. Schenck Of
Philadelphia, owes his unriw ed success in the
treatment Of Pulmonary Cons mpiion. The Pal
monte Syrup ripens The morbid natter in the lungs.
nature throws it oh by an easy eNpecJoration. for
when the phleEw or matter Is jpe a slight cough
will throw it oil, and the patient has rest, and the
lunEs begin 90 heal
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They are all three to be taken 90 the same time
They cleanse The stomach relax he liver and put ii
to work; thcn'the appetite becomes good; the food
digests and makes good blood the patient begins
TO grow in flesh; the diseased matter ripens In the
lungs and the patient outgrows he disease and gets
well. THIS is the only way to cure Consumption
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Liver Complaint is one O the most prominent
causes 81 Consumption.
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ola by Renser q Thomas, and smith q BOnney
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-30
Who Saws We are Degenerating.

A few years ago, at the Eglinton
tournament in England, it appeared
that the famous knights of three and
four centuries g must have been
smaller even than the E~nglishmen of to-
day, for it was impossible to put on
their armor. And now comes vital sta
tistics to prove that We are more hardy
and longer lived than our fathers. The
statistics kept at Geneva since 1870
show hat the average term of life has
been steadily frightening. At that
time the average was only % years /; it
is now 40. In the fourteenth century
the average mortality in Paris was one
in sixteen the rate has been reduced in
our day to one in thirty-two. In Eng
land, less than two centuries ago, the
mortality was one in thirty-three now
one in forty-two. The laws of lie are
better understood the comforts of life
more widely distributed, and habits of
living improved ven consumption,
the fatal malady of our New England
climate, is yielding slowly to a wiser
method of treatment, and the annual
percentage of deaths is smaller than
fifty years ago. IF, by sound system of
diet or exercise, the constitutions of
New England girls could take ON a
higher vitality and vigor, the outlook
for the future would be hopeful.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-30
How a Brahmin Came to be Converted.

After the singing of a hymn, in which
the congregation joined with a splen-
didly varied effect, the.Rev. Dr. Shesha-
dri, a converted Brahmin, was intro
duced.
DR.. Sheshadri, in his queer costume,
vas the observed of all observers. He
wore a white turban and a white over
shirt, which contrasted well with the
dark-brown of his face, and a figured
dressing gown, a pair of black trousers,
and a pair of boots completed his dress.
In very excellent English, and with a
clear, good voice, which was heard all
over the house, ave where a few i'll
hammered persons were SO rude as to
drown it with the constant creaking of
boots, and rustling of silk, and chatter
ingof tongues. DIR. Sheshadri told how
he had been led to abjure Hindooism
and adopt Christianity. "For nineteen
years." said he, "I was worshipped as
God in~carnate. Men and women pros
trated themselves before me, and L be-
lieved that I was God indeed. The
Brahmin is one who claims divine
honors and receives them. When his
people refuse or neglect to accord him
snch honors, he visits upon them the
direst punishment. I had been taught
that one of our gods drank down at one
gulp all the water of all the oceans
Then I was taught the story of
another god-a monkey, whose name
was Ram. This god once lost his wife,
and he was sore distressed. He sought
for the lost one far and wide, but could
not find her. At last one day he learned
that she had been stolen md taken to
the island of Ceylon. Forthwith he
wrapped rags around his long tail, satu-
rated them with oil, set them on fire,
and visiting Oeylon, burned the whole
island. This story was more than I
could swallow, and I began to listen to
those who were preaching about Christ,
and then to study the Christian religion.
It was not long before my eyes were
opened to the truth. Then I came into
the fold, and have labored in it ever
since"
DR.. Sheshadri's speech was the fea-
ture of the evening. He was listened
to attentively, and when he closed was
greeted with a round of applause
NeD York Suns account of EvangelS-
cal
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-30
A Sacrifice to Science.

Latest advices from Berlin announce
the death, from cholera, of DIR. Otto
Obermeier, whose intense devotion to
science and humanity cost him his life.
Having entered upon a series of investi-
cations regarding the nature, causes,
and cure of this dreadful malady, he
seems to have shown an utter disregard
for self in. the pursuit of the knowledge
he sought. AS an instance of this, it is
stated that on one occasion he injected
some blood of a cholera patient into his
own veins. When ware that he wa
attacked, his devotion to the inquiry
led him TO make a microscopic examin-
alton of his own blood ; and, as his ILL
ness was but of seven hours dun alton,
the nature of this.last effort may be i'm
agined. It is surely to be hoped that
the results of these Investigations were
of a nature that the zeal and devotion
of the student would seem to merit.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-30
What Befen a Big Indian who Hadn't
n Wooden leg.

Atband of Grow Indians, en- route to
Washington, stopped at Chicago, and, of
course, visited the Exposition. What
befeH one of them is thus related by
the Times:
When the Indians reached the gallery
they sang several hymns, and danced war
breakdowns till the arches trembled.
Then they descended and went to the
north end to look at the machinery.
They were several bnzz-saws, large cir
cular ones, revolving at the rate of ever
so many thousand times in a minute OF
more. The Indians were deeply inter
ested spectators, and a Milwaukee man
with a wooden leg noticed them. He
had often read in his Sunday school
books that the North American Indian
is a great imitator, and he determined
to test the truth of the assertion. So
what did this Milwaukee par do but
stick his left timber before the saw, and
in a twinkling the lower part, boot and
all, was lying on the hocr. To say that
Thin Billy was astonished would be but
a mild way of exdressing his feelings.
He looked at the boot, and he looked at
the man. Then he tragicaly remarked
In his own native language, eft shall
never be said that a pale face was more
heroic than an Indian chief" He
folded his blanket more closely about
his body, gave a look of scorn at the
surrounding whites, and then stuck one
of his legs in front of the swift-revolv-
ing cutter. But no Doh had he done
so than he was more astonished than
ever. He gave a yell, and, frightened
nearly to death, the attendant quickly
shut off the steam, and the saw ceased
its revolutions. Perhaps it was not de-
mol;shed by the other Indians There
wasn't a piece left big enough for q fine
comb; and the attendant aforesaid mar
rowly escaped with his life. In the
meantime the Milwaukee man had dis
appeared, and has not been seen since.
AS Blackfoot and his friends were leav-
ing the hall, he was heard to say:
"'Osaw mileg oph," which interpreted
means that a resident of Milwaukee had
better not go West.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-30

IT is SO long since Marshal Bazaine
was first put under arrest that many of
our readers probably have forgotten
the charges on which he is now being
tried. He is accused: 1. OF having
surrendered Metz before he had ex-
hausted all means of defense. 2. With
having capitulated in the open field
thing verbally and in writing which he
was bound to do by honor and duty.
The penalty OF his alleged, offense, is
death.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-30
PHEnnEss CLOTHES wringer.
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BEST, CHEAPEST AND NEAREST.

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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-30
THE HOUSEHOLD ~PANACEA,
FAMILY LINIMENT,

Is the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs and Stom-
ach, Pain in the Stomach, Bowels, or Side, Rheu-
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THE A IS PURELY VEG
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-10-30
Fashion Notes.

BUaLE trimming is in fashion again.
JET is extensively used to ornament
bonnets.
H1aH collars and Stanley scarfs are
still the go.
In gentlemen's fashions there is little,
if any, change.
On imported suits the polonaise and
basque back is revived.
PURPLE will be one of the popular
winter colors /; also plum.
WALKING jackets of dark blue navy
cloth are among novelties.
THE r~edingote appears in all the new
costumes. In black velvet it is very ele-
CANT and stylish.
AMONG Iaces Valenciennes remains the
favorite. It is a trife more expensive
this year than last. F.ao.f,
LADIES are wearing overskirts sufi-
GENTLY light to the figure to make carl
catures of themselves.
POWDERED hair viii be en- reale for
full dress occasions, as tits call the
rage" Just now in Paris.
RUFFs and wristlets of every possible
and imaginable style are now seen, from
v d1OAS1CaAiOo W. WAAOO Nn44NO
WHITE tulle, null and India muslin
will be the material most generally used
for bridal costumes next winner.
PHYSICIANS have declared war against
the white vail, dotted with black.
They i said to be injurious to the
eyes.
TILE Ehzabethan ruff is gradually
growing higher and higher, and ulti-
r.
view. - d~
BANDS of wide, black velvet, sewed
down the front breadth of walking
suits, is a style just introduced in New
York.
SAsHEs are edged with wide lace and
tied, as before, on the left side. Very
wide watered ribbon should be worn,
and the ladies say it is economy to buy
the best.