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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-31

The relaxing power of Johnson's Ano-
dyne Linintent is truly wonderful. Cases are
already numerous where bent and stiffened
limbs have been limbered and Strengthened by
it.. When used for this purpose, the part
should be washed and rubbed thoroughly.
Apply the liniment cold, and rub it in with the
and-TCom-
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-31

Rev. @. e. VAUDEVILLE, M. A., has
been elected Principal of Jennings Seminary,
Aurora, Ill. See advertisement in another
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-31

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thartic and TOnic-for Dyspepsia, Constipation, De-
bility, Sick Headache, Bilious Attacks, and all
arrangements of Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Ask
your Druggist for it. Betoare of limitations.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-31

This can only be brought about by the use of DIR.
Smiths L Y BITTERs. A wine glass of
this Celebrated Vegetable Medicine taken three
times a day before each meal will give you a good
keen appetite and rid you of the torpid and stag
nant bile which makes you feel SO dropping and
miserable, and awaken within you new life and
vigor. It is especially adapted for the Ladies, as
it contains nothing that will injure the most
delicate physical frame. If you would live long
and enjoy good health do not be without this great
vegetable standard tonic-Smith's Old Style Bit
ters.
DIR. Smiths Golden Liniment is used by all the
best physicians.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-31

OLD lingering r. asses of Fever and Ague are just
the kind to take shallenberger's Pills. A perma-
nent cure is Immediate. Every druggist keeps
them.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-31
Estimated.

DESMOND, who killed his wife at South
Boston, left a slip of paper in a bureau
drawer in his house, on which was writ
ten "I am sorry that I have got to do
it. It is her own fault. God have
mercy on us both. Let every man do
as I have done and never mind the law,
for the Judge will fool, but God will
not" On a fan found in the house he
had written these words /: "As sure as
I write this, Eva, you will die. I am
tired of this world"
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-31

NEVER allow either Diarrhea, Dysentery, or any
Bowel Affection to have its own way, or serious
consequences may result with DIR. Jayne's Car
minatfve Balsam at hand, these affections may be
promptly, safely and eficaciously treated.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-31
Or. WHITTIER, oI7 S. s. E eSsEs.s; M Street

WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS.
Wy please say You saw tho adverussI DcoS
I'm this papers
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-31
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Particulars of the Wrecking and Rob-
berry of a Train ON the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad-One of the
Most Daring Pieces of Rufianism on
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-31
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-31

IHE OC. PauI D1SpdJcn Q~enOunce6 the sale OF
the Fort Smelling property as one of the big
gest swindles of the day. 1t claims that by
this transaction the Government has been
co-opeertive stores is being abandoned by the
Iowa Grangers.....A reunion of the veterans
of the Mexican war is to be held at st. Louis
on the 9Th of October next.
The Des Moines Register of the 22d gives
the particulars of one of the boldest opera
ions by highwaymen ever execute in the
West. On the evening of the 21st of July a
and Pacific railroad was ditched by robbers
near Adair, Iowa, the express messenger
robbed and the engineer killed. The baudits
placed distractions on the track at a sharp
curve. JOIN Rafferty,, the engineer, saw the
distractions, and reversed the engine and ap-
piled the air-brake. He had no sooner done
this than the robbers fired upon him from
their ambush, and shot him dead. The loco
motive and two baggage-cars were thrown
from the track, but the passenger coaches re-
manned all right Several passengers were
slightly bruised, nome seriously. As soon as
the train came to a stand-still, the highway
men, all in masks, proceeded to open and
empty the safe of the express messenger of
its contents, after which they rode off on
horseback. At last accounts every possible
means was being used to secure the arrest of
the desperadoes. /. TIL wheat yield of Min
nesota is unusually large.
SHIPPERS by the Illinois Central, the Wabash
and Western, and the Peoria and Jacksonville
railroads have brought charges of extortion
against these lines before the Illinois Board of
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners.
The Indianapolis Exposition building is almost
completed Cost, S75, The city of De-
troit bought a lot of stuff for matchmaking,
recently, and it turns out to be largely COM
posed of lead ore taken from some of the
mines near the city Henry Mil ward, for
many years one of the largest provision deal
National Republican., 1873-11-11
THE SENSE OF SCRIPTURE.
Lecture by Rev. Dr. scadder.

Lecture by Kew. Drs Scuooers
The opening lecture Of the third course Of lee
lures before the class Of Christian Workers OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. WAS delivered by Rev. Or. II. NJ.
Scudder, Of Brooklyn, n. Y, his subject being
nIIoy TO get and give the sense Of Scripture"
The lecturer was introduced by Rev. Or. sunder-
land, VINO brieay referred TO the birth OF DR..
Scudder In India and his hrst meeting him at a
theological college, where they pursued their
studies together.
the sense Of Scripture. In no case is the surface
sense the height aud the depth. Make not the
eSruse Of Incidence In studying the Bible.
she srnrt1-e .ss IKE an ocean OF divine
too much, but walk on your own limbs. Study
the words OF each passage take the verse apart.
The Architect OF the heavens made that verse,
and he uses no useless material. Learn why the
Architect built 1t as he has. Each word has d
spirit; trace Il to all It's uses. study the SEN
tences God speaks to you In these; marx the
beauty. Take the thought Of the passage; study
Bring this brotherhood and sisterhood together.
Be 10 sympathy with the Author. lie alone gets
the true sense Of the Bible who 70 10 sympathy
comprehend them Just 10 proportion as you are
In sympathy with him who painted them.
Give the sense, not blunder It. GIVE u SO
@Sse nSs TS1 yoS hsss se SoS ne made
anything WITHOUT 0 plan, The animal kingdom
Is made after one general plan, Eyerywiert
plan rises above plan. Illustrate ntiy, AND com
municate In an interesting way. Mako the
truth sparkle with Illustration. Christ spake In
PARALLELS. Let It be presented In winning form
Look In all nature for things that you can reason
into your teachings. Let your prayer he, 80
Lord. how shall plant the seed lesson into tht
hearts 0f men 2" Clinch every nail with peti
tiOn. II getting the sense OF Scripture Is at
| tained by sympathy with God, giving It Is SC
cured by sympathy with man.
You may object to auy mode. hut know OF pC
way to learn anything good or useful except By
,ebor. Thus studying, you will become strong
aud mighty In the Scriptures. With the mind
well stored with Divine truth, you can arrange
II aud use IL TO meet all the emergencies OF lie.
The Rev. q. A. Hall announced that there
would be a lecture every Monday evening, which
nraVfr meeting
National Republican., 1873-11-11
NOTICES OF NEW ADvRRTIsEMEN1s
wILf.Ai,D's HOTEL

rarlor with chamber for rent.
nne villa In Georgetown for rent.
See the card Of Nourse & Middleton.
Cash wanted TO invest on real estate.
Furnished communicating rooms for rent.
See the notice OF the Bsari OF Public Works.
Great reduction for cash at WIN, Il. fuckers.
Clocks OF all descriptions at N. W. Gait, Bro.
4 Cos.
Rev. Il. +. Garesche, s. j., will lecture this
evening.
The petition of Abncr Bdrbans will be heard
on January 20.
The Young Mens Republican club will meet
tomorrow evening.
Entertainment at the Fifteenih-strcet Pfesby.
tcrian church tonight.
The Star Lecture Association Will begin tho
course on Monday evening.
James Guild will sell, on wednesday, Noyem-
Der le, at 10 O'Clock q. m, lot OF shoes.
Seven thousand lve hundred dollars IN cor
poration houds will purchase desirable PROF.
ery.
Charles Kloman vs.. William Peterson ct. al.,
In the Saprcme Court Of the District Of Coiun-
bla.
Books for subscriptions to the Territorial Saw
ines, Loan, and Duiidlng Association are now
open.
William s. Mitchell 4 Co. will remove, situr-
day next, 10 No. sia Market Space, Pennsyiyaria
| avenue.
Lit!mer 4 Cleary Will SELL on Monday morning,
November II, at 10 o'clock, a lot OF carpets
and oil paintings.
d. IL. Warner will sell, on Saturday, Novem.
her ~, at4 O'Clock p. m, q three.story pressed.
brick front house, on the northeast corner OF
Fifteenth and p streets northwest.
National Republican., 1873-11-11
Me,llca, bubbles,

Columns would be required TO enumcraie tho
medical bubbles that have risen 10 the surface
and burst since Hostettef's Stomach Bltters be-
came the standard tonic Of the Western IIelni-
sphere. Boasts the most extravagnnt, fabrica-
tons the most preposterJus, cant the most sick
enlnr, have IN turn been employed to bolster up
the worthless preparations that have, from time
70 time, been introduced In the hope of dividing
the Held Win that famous vegetable remedy.
Slgnal failure has been the lot OF each and ali,
epdemics, stomachic, an inylgorant, a general
restorative, and specific for Indigestion, bilious
affections, rheumatism, nervous debility, consti-
tntional weakness, paroxysmal feyers, aud all
complaints 10 which the more sensitive sex are
exclusively liable, Is established upon the sound
basis OF more than twenty years experience,
and can no more be shaken by the clap-trap nos
lasting huls by the winds that rustic through
their defi,cs,
National Republican., 1873-11-11
REl.IEIOUs.
Episcopal Convocniiou = Mlssisuary Lu.


Last night missionary exercises were held at
Grace Protestant L EplscopaD church, corner Ninth
and streets southwest, under the auspices Of
the convocation OF Washington. Tho Episcopal
Clergy was represented by Bishop Pinckney and
Rev. Messrs. ADDISON, Lcwis, Mckee and llol-
mead, OF this city, with Itev. Dr. levin, OF the
parish OF Port Tobacco, Nd. who Is the dean Of
Al recent convocstion Of the diocese Of
Maryland, the diocese was divided into four con-
yocatlons. Among these Is that OF Washington,
which embraces the District OF Columbus, 10
gether with the following counties Of karylandi
St. Marys, Charles, Prince Georges aad Mont
Tne onjec, Of these district couvocations is to
land, especially that OF church extension foon
the hands OF the diocese and attend to IL as con.
vacations.
mutual prayer and consultation as to the best
methods Of forwarding the church extension
cause, and the meeting last night was tho in-
auguration OF series OF similar meetings to be
held during the entire week In the Episcopal
the evening services were announced as fol.
lows: Tuesday at Trinity church, Wednesday at
Fiiday al the Church OF the Incarnation.
The religious services last evening were con-
Quoted by REV. Mr.. Addison, OF Trinity church,
and consisted Of certain collects and prayers
arranged by DE. levin, the dean OF the conyO-
| cation, who at their conclusion explained the
intent OF the cohVocatiou To he as above stated.
He introduced DR.. owls, rector OF ST. Johns
parish, who spoke on the subject Of diocesan
missions as affected by the late war, which has
left many fields Of spiritual labor IN southern
Mary land entirely destitute, while Il quickened
the activity OF the churches In the western
| counties. II y now our duty to take care OF
| these parishes In the southern counties until
such time rs they shall have recovered from
| their broken, suffering condition. We have but
thirteen ciergymeu operating In certain parts Of
Maryland auiOng population OF $1,000 souls,
| and during the past I'VE years we have expended
only from one to three thousand dollars per an.
mum In missionary work In the entire dioeese OF
| the state. Such snould not he. We should give
conscientiousy and regularly, according TO onI
| ability, to relieve the spiritual wants OF Mary
| land.
The remarks Of DR.. Lewis were followed by
urgent representations OF the needs OF the
| CHURCH by Df. Andrews, OF Est washington
and exhortation to improve the privileges and
| opportunities to work for Christ, winch the
spiritual dearth Of Maryland spreads before us,
Hon. Montgomery Blair followed with CON.
| mehdaiions Of the wants OF Maryland to the
llberallty OF the churchmen Of the District uf Co
| lumbia.
The music rendered OIL the occasion by the
| excellent choir under the able manage nent AMI
leadership Of Mrs. lIolmead, was cnhalleed IN
| feeling aud effect by the assistance OF Aessrs
sheriff and Yeatman, Uf the choir OF st. Johu's
| parish. f..
National Republican., 1873-11-11
Wall'- Opera House.

VPtFu htouncs
Bidwell 4 MaGDJnough's "Biack Crook" was
presented last evening to fair audience, In
which the male gender largely predominatei.
The play Cf itself amounts TO but little apart
from scenic effects and the spectacles. The
costumes arc elegant, and the various illuml-
mated scenes charming and beautiful. The mu-
sic Of the piece was well rendered by the Grena-
der band attached TO the company. The per-
formances consisted chiefly OF broad burleslue
OF the original "iliack Crook" interspersed with
some very good clog dancing by Miss Jenny
Benson, and really Ineritorious dancing by Baby
Benson, u little g,rl OF i've years. Mr. Harry
Dunied, us the Ctook, developed all there was
IN his part, and dressed II also 10 the life. lie
WAS horrld loOklhg wretch.
Rudolph, ANNA and the anazons made o very
fne appearance. The Hernandez troupe caused
much merriment. The grand transformatIon
There is nothing oTIensiye in Inc piece, and il Is
quite dlyertlng. The varlsals Indian delegations
Ia the city, sixty IN number, are TO be present
tonight IN inll war costume.
This Grenadier hand will parade the city In full
uniform to-day.
Theair- Con,iaue.
A good house greeted the first performance OF
the "Whlte Fawn" last night. The pleco Is well
mountej, the costumes and effects are rich and
attractive, and the music Is light and spaI Killing.
Miss Avery. as the Princess Dsgraceful, 10 very
good, and her makeup Is grandly ludicruus aud
satlrical. MISS Avery not only kn0ws how TO
erect ulstciass phnlcit Dut now 10 uHu " 10 Tue
greatest advantage IN her stage pronenAles.
Mr. Eagan as KING Ding Dong was unusually
good. II he would get clear Of that cold II would
lie OF advantage to Ills auditors, a. well as hlni-
self. Messrs. Thompson ana Edwards per-
formed their pafts with earnestness, while Mile
Galetta led ner court OF beauty through the
laby rintlne IntTicaclos OF the ballet with mo-
ton tnat Is the very poetry OF action. Previous
to the burlesque an excellent variety bin Is
given. The "White Fawn" will be gwen every
night this week, with maunees on Wednesday
and Saturday.
willard Hall.
Do not forget the concert forthe benefit Of the
Memphis and Shreveport sufferers tonight at
Willard hall by the Choral Society and other
am AZ urs. Thc sacred cause should open every
purse.
snlylni-Sale Of scatA f.'
The sals Of seats for Sllyini's season Of two
nlghts-being Monday ant Tuesday OF next
week-at Walls Opcra-house, will commence at
the music store Of W. q. Metzerott 4 90. To-
morrow, and continue on Thursday. Tho price
|, 81 for the two nights, securing the same seats
fOT both performances. The prices OF seats Tor
a single performance will be published on FIJI
day mOrlinR, and their sale take place on fllday
at the same esIabllshInent, whore llbIettOs may
also be obtained OF "Dayld 4arrick, IN which
Slgnor salyinI will sustain the rol0 OF sullivan on
Monday night; and also OF "Othello,n which
character Will be personateu by MN on Tuesday
pigat
National Republican., 1873-11-11
New and Deautifai saoeds mt Gaif, Bro &,
Co.'s.

In anticipation Of large demand for holiday
goods during the coming season-an antlcipa-
ton justified by the activity of business In the
elti0s In Paris, Vienna and London fancy goods,
&c. Al these goods have now arrived, and, In
consequence OF the present disturbed condition
Of money affairs, they have determined to offer
them for sale at least month earlier tnan
usual, and at very low prices. 10 addition 70
their already capacious store, they have fitted
their building for the display OF clocks, bronzes,
English crystal chandeliers, Nc. Those who are
fond OF the beautiful In art will be amply COM
pensatcd by an inspection OF their stock.
National Republican., 1873-11-11
rea,h Of n weiI.kuown Citizen.

Mr.. Edward ForJan, a well-known citizen.
died yesterday morning at his late residence,
No. 2Ol Il street northwest. Mr.. Fordan was a
man of warm heart and sterling Integrity. From
the organization Of the present District govern
ment until last week he had held the position OF
superintendent OF the sixteenth Legislative dis
trict, In which capacity lie won the esteem OF his
superiors and subordinates. Ills untiniely death
will be deeply depOred by his large circle OF
friends and aclualntances.
National Republican., 1873-11-11
I,IPROv E,IENTs.
Order. or the Hoard Of Public Work,

Orders OF the Board Of Pubiic Works.
Tue Board OF Public Works yesterday ordered
tho following improvements: The contractor for
the Improvement OF Congress and Beall streets,
Georgetown, has been directed by the Board OF
Public Works not to cut down the old footwalk
In front OF Christ church, at the corner Of the
poers may no: be incOmmoIcd. The grading OF
q street, between Thlrteen-and-s-half and Four
tecnth streets southwest, has been ordered.
Also, the parking, setting curb, and laying foot.
walks on Pennsy lvlnla avenue, between First
and Second streets east, nnI the parking OF
Maryia land avenue, between First aud Second
slfeots east. The superintendent Of gas and
lamps has been directed TO have gas.mains laid
In Twenty-sixth street, between add X streets
northwest.
National Republican., 1873-11-11
NAVY Yard Affair.",

A force of calkers In charge Of Mr.. George
W. shcrleld, were engaged yesterday calkins
the deck Of the Tridni. This vessel will leave
the yard to-day with ordnance stores for the
Philadelphia navy ylrl. The Gettysburg Is
taking In freight for the different navy yards
along the Atlantic coast, and will leave in few
days, A force OF nfiy.trce jnlners, helpers and
laborers were employed yesterday In the DEPART
ment OF yards anti docks TO work on renewing
the roof Of the eastern shlp-hnuSe,
National Republican., 1873-11-11
CIVIL RIGHTS.


Elected iu the Seventeenth District.
A large meeting OF the citizens OF the Seven
teenth district WAS held last evening ut Turner
hall, for the purpose OF eecting delegates TO the
equal rights convention. A permanent organi-
zation WAS effected by the election OF TIlman
Dorsey as president, AMI Wm. CLINTON CostIn as
secretary. Brief remarks were made by Charles
Marshall and Others, after which the following
delegates were chosen 10 represent the conyen-
tioni McssrJ VIM. Y. COstin, Thomas Commo-
dUre and Perry Carson, Alternates, Rev, John
w. Green and Charles Marshall. A resolution
passed indOrsing the course Of Hon. Charles
sumner IN advocating clyl rights after which
the mailing allnnrnpu
National Republican., 1873-11-11
save nIuney

In settling your assessment bills for general I'm
proyements and sewerage by calling on Dickson
4 Patterson, who are furnishing District bonds
large discount In their tax bllls. Offices, COS
Fifteenth street. AMI 20G Four. and-a half street.
Give them cali before dealing elsewhere.
National Republican., 1873-11-11
The New Jersey Republican Assoeia,ien n.

The New Jersey Republican Association me
last evening at State Association hall, 40 Penn
syivana avenue. the president, NJ NJ. kalghn,
IN the chair, aud Major J. Shaw secretary. Mr..
NJ. L. Ackerman, from the sociable committee,
reception AMI Iciable In the latter part Of Jan.
uAry. Report accepted and committee directed
10 make the necessary arrangements. Messrs.
q. Q. Tiffany, Richard Slump, nnd 5. ID. Holden
were admitted TO membership.
Mr.. I. \. Swayze, q voter Ia the Fifth ConRres-
sipnal district OF New Jersey, reported that he
went hcme TO the state to vote, and that his
vote was wronRfuly excluded; that he was dts
posed to yindlcate his right by suit for
damages against the judges OF election. On
motion, II waS resolved that he be requested to
vigorously prosecute such suit, aud the assOCla-
ti0n alJOntned on call OF the president.
National Republican., 1873-11-11
SOCIETY NEWS.
Tho first German Of the Seasonal Bril-
liant Gathering at SIarIups Hall.

liant Gathering nj SIariups Hall.
The nrst OF the Bachelors German for this
season was given last evening, at Maripi's hall.
Mrs. Admiral Porter did the honors for the
young gentlemen, assisted by Mrs. Secretary
Richardson and Mrs. Col. Cuts. There were
Just tuenty-three couples IN the cotlllon, which
was very easily but slowly led by Mr.. Nlchol.
Considering this was his nrst attempt We ought
not TO criticlse too severely. Among those
present were the Turkish Minister, the Secretary
Of the Belgian Legation, Mrs. Wise, Mr.. Chari-
ton, Count Zanini, Mrs, Quits, of California;
Lacy, OF New York; Miss Thornton, Mss Rich
ardson, Miss West, Miss Myeres, Miss IizZie
Porter, Miss Maxwell, Miss BARLEY, Miss Mccoy
uoi. aud Mrs. Audenreid, Mr.. Morris, Nr. John
DAVIS, Mr.. Jesse Brown, Miss Smith, Miss Lizzie
knOwltOn, Capt. Burritt, the Misses Besle, Miss
Phillips, Miss Violet Blair, Miss Mcintyre and
Mr., yInton Goddard,
National Republican., 1873-11-11
nssiren af nlxarcc.

In the equity aide Of the Supreme Court yCstei-
dayKate Keen died her bill for divorcs from Alex.
ander Keen, alleging various reasons therefor.
Ellen Payne has also sued for divorce from
Robert Payne. The reasons In neither case have
been left on the nles OF the court. The cases
will come. on for hearing by the close OF the
Jar.
National Republican., 1873-11-11
Police Csurt-Judse Smell.
FURNITURE, FURNIrURR.

Al BRitimore, Philadelphia aud New York
Prices.
Many persons 90 to other cities to purchase
furniture, and pay cash, when they can buy at
home on the same terms, ut the same prices and
save time and freights. II. o. Towles, 1907 Penn
sylvania avenue, beiween Tenth and Eleventh
streets, will self furniture as low for the same
quality ~ eau he bought 10 any OF the above
cities Tor cash. All goods sold as represented.
National Republican., 1873-11-11

CAUTION TO PURCHASERS or THg PERUVIAN
syRur, q protected solution OF the protoNde Of
preparations Of Peruvian bark, or bark aud iron,
which may he offered to you. Every bottle OF
genuine has "Peruyian Syrup mot Peruvian
BARN. blown In the glass. Examine tho bottle
hp fore nurc ha sipR
National Republican., 1873-11-11
Take Care of Your yaluable..

Call and examiao the nre AMI burglar-proo
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner o
Keeping OF securities, Jewels, silver.ware, or
other valuables. Rents, from ten To sixty dol
lars per anntinn, according To size. No business
man can AFFORD TO do without them.
1dte iNdrning .froan the Chiedgo ahi Boston fires.
National Republican., 1873-11-11
LOVERS I.iCENsks.
Coincidence, In Cour,.bip.

A singular coincidence occurred at the clerks
once Of this District yesterday afternoon. A
marriage license was obtained by Augustus
sigsmund Baernstein, authorizing his marriage
TO Jennie EleanOra Nolte, and Immediately af-
terwards n license was obtained by John Schle-
gel, authorizing hun to marry Jennie Nellie
kOlte,
National Republican., 1873-11-11
Keep the Cold.

90 to savhgO's, and get him to put his un,
tivaind weAlhcr-strlp on your windows and
doors. Many have been cDinforted, and advise
their friends 10 go ani DO likewise.
Jos. L. SAVAGE,