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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04

Any man who will go coon hunt
ing, and tear around through the
brush all night without a light, hasn't
sense enough to occupy a cell in a lu-
matte asylum. This is our answer to
that invitation ws got to go on one of
these expeditions.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04

A Minneapolis paper tells q heart
rending story of q Carlinville tic
hacker who tripped on a plank, and
falling suddenly, rent her raiment in
such q manner that she had to walk
home with her parasol spread out be-
hind her. e.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04

DR.. SrEpHENs has lately been driving
to his gig what boys call avery fine
''circus horse" so on last Sunday while
the DIR. was passing down Barron st.
the animal performed IL of his ''cir-
Gus tricks with his hind heels, and
now the DIR. mourns the loss of the
frontispiece of his vehicle. The DIR.
has changed his notion as to the kind
of a "hoss" he will drive in the future,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04

Jacob Niswonger will offer 1T pub
lie auction, at his residence, 2 miles
northwest of Eaton, on the New Pa
ris road, on Thursday, Nov. 4, 1875,
horses, cattle, hogs, hay, farming uten-
sils, wood, household goods, and
many other articles. Go to the sale
for argailrs.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04

The ladies are divided on the finan-
cial question. Those who tie-back
are believers in contraction and q solid
basis. The slender ones, who wear
"~tilters." are in favor of expansion.
Well! well! well!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04
MARRIED.

IS,
by Rev. G.. Baughman. Mr.. John J.
Kaylor, to Miss Sarah V. Dalrymple,
both of Preble.
the
residence of he brides Grandma, in
Camden, OH Thursday eve. Oct. %, by
Rev. Mr.. Humphrey, Mr.. Miller C. Ben
nett, to Miss Emma Sheaffer.
There, now, we knew 'twould come
to that ut last, for
Said Miller to Emma, 1
Love thee alone
Said Emmie to Miller, I'll
Then be thy own.
SO mote it B and may you both live
long and "~Brosper.' W.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04
CRIME.

At no period in the history ofthis
country has it been so rife with
crime as at the present time. Not a
day passes but some fresh murder,
seduction, rape, robbery, or other in
famous crime, freshly committed,
stares one in the face. The daily
press groans with the recital ofthem..
Arrests are made for the committing
of a portion Of them, and but a por-
ton of those arrested are punished.
The courts of justice seem to deal
gently with the criminals. They
generally have money to retain able
counsel, and if necessary to buy ad-
mission to the courts. Some more
efficient action is necessary for the
protection of life and property, and
for securing to labor its just reward,
or both persons and property will be
unsafe. The country seems drifting
too fast into anarchy and insecurity.
The legislat on of tho country has
been so much on the side of capital
and so wholly against labor as to
place it in a disadvantage in the race
of life, and has SO demoralized pub
lie sentiment that many Of the young
men coming on the stage think it
more desirable to rob than work.
This condition of things must be
checked. 1t can be done by raising
the standard of public morals-have
Justice done by capital with labor
have the punishment of crime swift
and severe-and send the most able
and upright men in the country to
make its laws-men that will be hon
est, faithful and useful themselves,
and make the necessary laws to pun
ish those who are not so.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04

If you want o first-class sewed Boot
or Shoe. call on Brown & 10y, at
their new shop on Barron street, over
Longnecker's grocery. They are using
the best of material in their work.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04

Spend your money at home, BE-
cause when it is necessary for you to
get credit it is Of your own city mer-
chants you have generally to ge: it, and
they must wait for the money. There
fore, when you have the cash in hand
spend it at home.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04

If you want something to keep your
hands soft and clean during rhe cold
weather, 90 to Fisher & Sons G ocery
and purchase a cake Of Pine Tar Soap.
1t will do it.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04

Keep a brave heart. 1t matters not
whether the sun shines on YOU or not,
if you only have sunshine within. Do
not pout and complain of "nasty
weather." but sec the sunny side of
the subject, and laugh The storm of
misfortune in the face. Should trou-
BILE overtake you, look it out of coun-
tenance-it will soon disappear.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04

The best Soap for cleansing the hands
and keeping them from chapping is
the Pine Tar Soap, for sale at Fisher &
Sons grocery. Get a cake and try it.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04
Price Twenty-Five Cents. NJ -
p
VERTIS
NINETY-EIGH1H EDITION.

Containing complete list of all the towns In the
United states, the Territories and the Dominion Of
Canada, having a population greater than 5000
according to the last census, together with the
circulation In each OF the places named. Also, a
catalogue of newspapers which are
to advertisers rs giving greatest value in proper
tion 10 prices charged. Also, all newspapers In the
United states and Canada printing over 5000 cop
les each issue. Also, all the Religious. Agricultur-
Juvenile, Educational, Commercial, Insurance.
Real Estatt. Law sporting, Musical, Fashion. and
Together with a complete list ofover 800 German
papers printed I'm the United States. Also, an es-
say upon advertising; many tables OF rates, show
ing the cost Of advertising IN various newspapers,
aud everything which u beginner In advertising
would ike to know.
Address GEO. P. POWELL & CO
IL Park Row, New York.
Oct IS, 1875
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04
Executor's Notice.,

NOTICE is hereby giv.n that the
IN undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Executor of
the esta.e of Hannah NJ. Shultz, late of
Preble county, Ohio, decd.
JOSEPH MARKEY.
Nov. 4, 1S75-w3
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04

Our Town Clock has not proved a
success yet.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04

7. MEDICINES.

A prominent New York physician lately COM
plaiiied TO DUNDAS DICK & CO. al out their San
dalwoOd OIL Capsules. stating that sometimes they
cured miraculously, but that q patient of his had
thai several limitations were sold, he inquired aud
found his patient had not been taking DUNDAS
DICK & COS.
What happened to this physician may have
hap ,,ened 10 others, and DICK & CO.
take this method OF protecting physicians, drug
gisls and themselves, and preventing OIL ofSan-
dalw0od from coming into disrepute.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe tho Capsules
will CONTINUE TO DO so, for they eontain the
OIL i'm the BEST AND CHEAPEST form.
DUSDAS DICK & CO. use more Oil Of Sandal
wood than all the Wholesale and Retail Druggists
and Performers in the United States combined, and
this is the SOLE reason why the PURE OIL Is
sold CHEAPER in their Capsules than In any
other form.
cry other remedy, sixty Capsufvs0 ONLY being re-
quired to insure q safe and ceFtnfn cure In six or
eight days. From no other medicine eau the re-
pUNDAS DICK 4 SOFT CAPsULEssolye
the problem, long considered by eminent physl-
clans, oi how to avoid the nausea and disgust ex-
a,erieiced in swallowing. which are xsn known 10
detract from, IL not destroy, the good effects OF
Soft Capsnfes are put up in tIn-foll and neat box
es, thirty in each, and are the only Capsules pre-
TSSTfiFSS MEDIcrNES-Castor Oil and
many other nanseous m dheines can be taken cas-
fly and safeiy In DUMAS DICK COS SOFT
CAPSULES NC TASTE No
eT- These were the only Capsules admitted to
the last Paris Exposition.
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES HERE.
Oct. d, 1875
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04
Certificate Of Compliance for Publ
cation.

WI I1l!SdbS W SS44k1loiSS G&@ 0SlS
cation.
STATE OF ONO, INSURANCE DEPALTM'Tl
CoLrMBUs, Feb. goth, 1876.
WHEREAS, The Hartford Accident
Insurance Company, located ut Hart
ford, i'm tile State of Connecticut, has
filed in this Office a sworn statement, by
the proper officers thereof, showing its
condition and business, and has COM
piled in ali respects with the Laws of
this State, relating to such Insurance
Companies, Incorporated by other
States of the United States.
Now, therefore, In pursuance oflaw,
l, William f. Church, Superintendent
of Insurance in the State of Ohio, do
hereby certify tina. sad Company is au-
thorized to traI sact its appropriate bu-
siness of Accident Insurance in this
State, in accordance with law, during
t. e current year.
The condition and business of said
Company at the date of such statement
December 31st, 1874, is shown as fol-
lows: s
Aggregate amt Of available
Assets, Sl9o,403 56
Aggregate amt of Liabili-
ties Except capital), in
e1uding. re-iI. surance, 1928 %
Net Assets, 1SS,075 AZ
Amount of actual paid-up
Capital, 100000 90
Impairment, III, 924 Sd
Amount of Income for the
year In Cash, 15,O1S 81
Amt of Expenditures for
the year in cash, 26,s96 81
In witness whereof, 1 have here
~sEALl unto subscribed my lame, and
caused the seal of my office to
be affixed the day and year
above written.
WIN. F. CHURCH, Supt.
Nov, 4, lS75-w1
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04

Linen busters, linger like the last
rose of summer. |
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-11-04

Nov. 4, 1S75-w3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

market. The following are the changes for the
week in the prices Of the active stocks The gains
Western Union. 2ls per cent Pacific Mail, d
Panama, 2; Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 2 Pa
citic of Missouri 27s; st. Louis, Kansas City, and
Northern preferred, b; Rock Island 1i2; Central
and Hudson, 27s; Delaware, Lackawanna, and
Western, ga, and Illinois Central 2, while the
losses are: Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Il per
cent. Quicksilver, 1 Kansas Pacific, gig; North
Western. "a st. Paul. q; Wabash. 2l2; Ohio and
Mississippi, IS; Lake Shore. / Erie, %;
New7Jersey Central, Il. and Harlem. l.
Union Pacific. after frequent huctuation during the
week. closes the same one week ago, and strong.
under the influence of purchases for a supposed new
combination. The " wash-out which had seriously
interrupted the business of the road for 10 or
Is days, and for portion of the time had
entirely suspended its operations, undoubtedly
served to check the upward speculation in
its stock; but upon its becoming known that the
road again running its regular trains on time,
and particularly this afternoon, when 1T was an
nounced that notwithstanding the Interruptions to
its business, 20 days of April showed
very large gain over last year, the specu-
lation appeared to be renewed with vgor The fore
gong memorandum of changes during the week
again demonstrates that the reconstruction of
values is still moving forward, and that an advance
decline in two securities for special reasons,
no longer has overpowerng influence upon the re-
mainder Of the list. The suboined table shows the
extreme fluctuations in United States bonds. the
leading railway and miscellaneous shares and gold,
and the closing quotations of each the dates under
mentioned. also the aggregate sales of the various
stocks upon the list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
O'CLOCK p. NJ. TO CLOSE or BUsI-
SATURDAY, May 1-P. NJ.

The general commercial or business situation for
the week and month closing to-day ls not suicenty
fattering TO invite favorable comment. The hnan-
cial situation remains unchanged. Money has con-
tipued in great abundance and frst-class com
mercal paper has been discounted as low
IA per cent within the past week. On
call the rate has ruled at 2d4 per cent. The
Bank Statement In Its increase in legal tenders
and decrease in specie has been about what
pected and ehcts no especial comment. The gold
premium has remained remarkably steady, when We
take the actual situation into account The fuctu-
atons have been between ISIS and 115l2, closing
the week with ISL bid. Gold has been at times
scarce for delivery and has commanded premium for
use of from to 9per cent annum and l32 per cent
per day The total shipments Of gold for the week
have been about So 100000 Foreign exchange has
been strong atho ugh the rates for borrowing gold
have somewhat interrupted business In exchange.
Government bonds have ruled strong and active
with the exception Of currency sizes, which
have declined about is per cent from
the recent sharp advance. The District OF
Columbia 365lOo bonds have been admitted 10
the Oau of the Stock Exchange and have
been quite active at 7O@71l2 We understand that
these bonds are issued under act of Congress- are
EXEMPT from State taxation and that the faith Of
the Government Is substantially pledged for the
payment Of the interest and the redemption Of the
principal State bonds have exhibited a little
more activity than OF late. but only
little Railroad bonds continue firm, and In a few
instances a still further advance has been estab-
lshed during the week. OF the speculation IN rail
way and miscellaneous shares there is little to be
said. The market has been irregular and the final
changes from the prices ruling one week ago are on
The general list, as a rule unmportant There was
at one time during the week q sudden movement
made III Investment shares, which carried
Prices mp Gper cent bat il was short-liyed, and
with tAOse So Ic.. WAicn are strictly Investments,
pneee quickly returned 10 their former standard
under s&les " stock which the advance brOugh; 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

The principal feature Of the stock market to-day
has been the transaction III Western Union, which
amounted to nearly One-half of the entire bust
ness of the day, and at advancing prices. The re-
mainder of the list outside of further recovery in
the price of Panama and a renewal Of the specula-
ton in Union Pacific the close of business, has
presented no feature except desire to close up short
contracts sunday which impaired an appearance
of strength to the closing quotations The total
business of the day has only amounted to 900
shares of which 81 800 in Western Union, at
79lsa SOL l079os a SOL a SOS, thus making gam
for the day of per cent. Atlantic and Pacl1c Ieie-
graph loses "A per cent on the small transactions OF
GOO shares, all at 20. PACING Mail shows
trihe larger business than for yesterday
but on smaller fluctuations. 10000 shares sold
at 444045Q4l7s045, a gain of Il per cent
Union Pacific after remaining dull for the best pOr
ton of the day at slight decline, became quite
active the close 81, 100 shares sold during the
day at 767s07634 077lsW 7G3i T3s. gain of a
per cent. Panama gains per cent on sales of 300
shares at 15s016O. Only 100 shares Of Kansas
Pacific were sold at 23l2, gain of u per cent At
antie and Pacific Preferred declines L per cent, with
sales of 800 shares at Pacific of Missouri
is 81 per cent lower after sales of 1000 shares at J4s
a54l40543s st. Louis, Kansas and North
ern Preferred was subject TO wide fluctuations,
400 shares selling at 44042943l9, decline
of q per cent. Six thousand two hundred shares of
North Western sold at AZ 042ls041S d 042ls, gain
Of Is per cent. Six hundred shares OF ST. Paul were
taken at 37lsG3714, gain of ls and 300 shares of
Preferred stock at 567s057. Rock Island re-
mains unchanged after 1000 shares had sold
at 105l2Q l057sO105Ss Wabash continued to
exhibit weakness, and loses a per cent on
sales of 5000 shares at 14l2G 1414G l4osW
135sQ140130s0137s. 5000 shares of Ohio d
Mississippi sold at 270266s0267s gain of Is II
cent. 10000 shares of Lake Shore established In
the late trade an advance Il " cent. The sales
we're at 7Oos 7,40O shares of
Erie at 3O1203O0s 30l4 030l2 leaves the
price the same as last night 200 shares
of Central and Hudson at 105ls shows gain
of g. and 900 Del, Lac and Western at 119G
119120Il914, shows 81 per cent advance 200
shares of New Jersey Central at 114G113l2 is loss
of u per cent, and 400 shares of Harlem at 133
shows decline of 1 per cent. The market closed
steady and without feature for the general list.
The opening, highest. lowest and closing prices of
active stocks sold to-day will be found in the follow
ing table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

81, 03f 900, chiefly May coupons. The redemption
of called Five-twenties during the week amounted
to 81 sos, 300 inclusive of $1.25s 900 to-day. The
import entries of foreign dry goods at the port OF
New-York for the week ending tonight were
81 ,s34, 4Os the amount thrown upon the market
footing up IL, S2s219. and of general merchandise
to 81 91O, 434 making total in gold coin valuation
Of $4.744, $40. The export clearanoes OF domestic
produce from this port for the week ending Tuesday
April q, were to the currency Valuation OF
$780,, 2i9 The specie movement Is gwen else
where. The days business at tho Gold Exchange
Bank covered Gold cleared. $i5,26s.OOO; gold bal
ances. 81 639. 600: currency balances $1,9l3.939
Ths u,,atatinns for rnld as fnllnMa:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
rhe bids at the close of the Exchange were

On the London Stock Exchange it was a holiday
to-day, and there were quotations. The Bank of
England made loss of 10000 in bullion, and in
the open market money was reported easy at 3lIG.
but for three months discounts it 7l6 below the
rate nj the bank. The Foreign Exchange market
was dull as is ordinarily the case on Saturday, and
rates, both asking and selling, were the same Il
Yesterday. Gold was also dull. though the price
opened strong at 115l2 the highest Of the week the
lowest was 1873. Later it declined TO ll5l4, re-
naming there all day, the reaction following the
withdrawal Of specie put up for tOdays export. On
gold loans the rates were l.64 until Monday, and
3. >, and = per cent for borrowing and fiat. This
indicates that The uncovered SNORT interest is large.
The Assistant Treasurer paid ONT to- las SillOOO in
COIN interest. making a tO.ai 1Or the week OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
The following are the closing quotations of foreign

The local money market was easy all day. at 3'a
3loQ4 during the forenoon. closing at 2l2. There IL
no change in mercantile paper and the best grades
sell AZ 40G per cent The statement of the Assoca-
ted City Banks for the week ending Tonight while
rejecting heavy reduction III specie, owing to the
export movement of the week, and handsome gam
in legal tenders. because of the free accumu-
latiOn of currency AT this center shows very
insignificant change IN the general situation OF the
Network City banks as compared with last week
for the banks now hold i'll lawful surplus in excess
of the % per cent required by law, pll ,37s,f73,
against 81 534 ,625 last week, reduction of only
SIJ6,1j9. The loans are expanded more prom
ising indication of improvement in general trade
The following shows the condition of the New-fork
City banks at the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

purrhss since sur last havs besn oder. eeeay 70
,s Sr the me- xaf s %hs =:
sss. Sacs sH strong s
abundant si prof but tss Be
they have their usual warm spring whers Tie sronnd
was protected BY :, tae 2Ot5 Of apr no pofy n "a
i month nS S 10 sf for The plant
~ we 'e1 s.a t ar nPs rner ara powins ar
their wheat fields and in many cases putnns IN
Specially o ass Of n. uG we Si Womb be FAR BET
attentive raias viii rsmemoer we TOOK more hopeful new
o. e fqtgro 81 Tn s @ .a Sss .r
ably took very darSn view Of ths inIre ID gi o. rs
ls74 Here ana ~ iarqgs supplies ey.syghsrs 1sns ss
sanai 10 am ever dnc stu most dealers
sight Of the fact that the crops o. Indian corn % oats and
limited supplies q Old ~ Ersnary 6otn here and f
here s vel Europe ielt very confidn that wleA
be largely Ise IN r stead sn aiter an interval Of o.
consnm lion of wheat BY horses and cattle
and on te Contneni the esimae is 100 49, watch
aggregate 10000 700 nov 10 hs AID the Quantity used ~
1meT b her. nD2e S not eS arg S2 a s
web ending VITA 2 n Of hpri ey, - = I'D gisn; nTnTs
tiy soat Britain about 10. i00G0 6nsh
The falling o. in The exports from this coast we'll y from
exports viii continue 10 fall below Turner es
mates The intelligence published In another column rom
r s dSI Sr S9g IAN E pP ai S y aud
ths IN connection with the injury 10 the Winter heat IN ths
S7siG SuI t'"' asn., Sos ia B2s6 the correspond
ing week last year and a liberal export may be
pocted. the canal s not likely b be rood orheI
rnll the month"; although II ~ be opcnrsi
the 18th inst Liberal supplies Toledo and Detroit
be looked tor Buffalo ere the mdGc ~ the mOnth
To-day the market opened qne but steady for Winter
and tame for spring The demand tor sprnr i chiefly Tor
June and sacs No MilH lnkee for that
III ~ shippers holding on The market c'osos
the future the demand
cheny complete for export Winter II strong anil
quiet. The sales 5000 BUSH az 81 81 for No Chcago
Spring 81 = 'eTsl - for No Mils aukee ~ 20 for No
Minnesota 81 3JaSi 80 for kel Western; II 4oDs al
for Amber do. 44Asl as for White Michigan, eNr-.
ahoat Barley IN scarce AID Brr sales OF loo bush Two
ROwd state Jefferson at Fl a. Barley Malt ~ In air
request aud steady 0f 1910 bush good Two eowej
az. bush LAKE at 81 90, %
days ami 100 bush common Western ~ ~ 80 ~ days oats
active aa higher thB demand part speculative: the
sales are 1910 bush New up mixed a. zoe an3st ANA
Is bad aiOat and ~ Ll paid store co. 0D bush
-Ut = above hite :. -fo Mixed at
Ij07b aiinat and VII do At 97D7se, G51at rye
quiet but Corn ncavy ami closed with
ACTIVE Gemag, Cidciy Tor ali are b3OOO bush
Western Mixed ~ a2Vj- al; ana - 1nJ g. IN store,
western Yellow at D. g1oJ auOat Old IL Lo1 al Jic
store.
ryPpRTs PROM CALIFORNIA
The ClearalCeS tol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY. Nay ], lS4O.
COFFEE-RO is very quiet but holders remain nim no
this stock here tins evening
IOS5l lags at Baltimore 1000 bags per 5ay Queen, wa
sold at SIC; quote ordinary at 10 ~ Lc lar
do l7.Hl7 c good do lod lS4c. prime do IL "a l5c
and for lots l7 t2Oc gold D ~ ana "
daya credit: mild grades firm aud in fair request
COTTON transactions Cotton have been so
small really sye market aud the position
proved entirely nominal former quotations were aOwd 10
frmain mainly there good basis OF an aera
ton. quote as follows
Quotations standard Of classification In force sept
1874 Upland Cotton IN store running IN qualify not
M than below the grade quoted
Ordinary, IA Strici Good Ordinary 1873 Midfng 10 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

Increase .s2fS,53o 10
The Philadelphia stock market is weak Pennsyl-
vana Skies, third Issue, 112 Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad, ls; Reading Railroad. sos; Pennsyl-
vana Railroad, "a. Gold, 1853.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway report earn
ings for the week ending April 81, 1878, at
-, OO4 81; same week, 1874, SG,362 81 increase,
81 ,642 33.
Those holding defaulted railway bonds will be in
terested in the advertisement of Messrs. III. &. Will
liams Co.. No. 10 Wall-st., who offer to buy such
securities