The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-12-14

Sturm.
Will the citizens of Eaton continue
to permit our cremation box" to be
used?
Trade where you can get the best bar.
gains in Clothing, and that is at N,
6turm's.
Miss Lucy Sullivan, of Dayton, is
visiting Mrs. Mona Pinney, at the
jackson House.
A splendid assortment of Hats and
Caps can be found at Sturm's, and at all
prices.
We are opposed to cremation by
wholesale, therefore we say, close our
Coronation box" or remodle it.
Overeoats at a tremendous reduced
price at the Clothing House of N.
Sturm.
The organ-grinder is a kind ofa
returning bored" One has been en-
tertaining the small fry of Eaton for
several days.
Everything you purchase at Sturm's
Clothing House is guaranteed, and it is
the cheapest and most popular house in
Eaton.
We are commanded to remember
the poor:" but the average christian
would rather spend his money on a
cushioned pew or a tall steeple.
Prof. ALsroN ELLIS, Superintend-
ent of the Hamilton Public Schools,
gave us a friendly call on Saturday
last, and left a copy of his annual re-
ports of the Hahtilton Schools.
Ex-senator D. r. CoRw1N, of Day
ton, was in our Court last week. DAVE
IS a good fellow, and although a Re-
publican. wouldn'tserve on a-Return-
ing Board worth q d.
Read the horrors of The Brooklyn
calamity, aud then think of our city
Hall jammed with school children
and their parents. How many would
escape in ease of fire or ever a panic !
Our city Hall is bpilt precisely up
on the principle of a2utch oven, ex-
cept the entrance is in the a If a
fire should start near the entrance the
crowd would certainly get cremated.
When a boy falls and peels the skin
off his nose, the first thing he does is
to get up and yell. When a girltum-
bies and hurts herself badly, the first
thing she does is to get up and look
at her dress.
When you discover that a man who
You have dealing with shows proof OF
being an u~nprincipled dog and sneak
ing coward, drop him. He is no
more to be trusted than a Returning
Board.
Avoid the man who can't look you
square in the eye. He has lurking in
his heart a cowardly principle. Moth
ing too holy-nothing too sacred for
him not to trample upon in order to
carry his point.
Last Wednesday morning the Hayes
and Wheeler gun squad fired a salute
over the election of their President.
In the afternoon the Tilden and Hen
bricks gun squad marched OFT with
music and done the same thing. Some
of these days we will know who is
President.
On Tuesday evening last as Mrs.
Williams, wife of Isaac B. Williams,
with her son-in-law, Mr. Young, was
passing through the south part of Ea-
ton, the horse became frightened ran
away oY%erturning the buggy and
threw the occupants out, in which
Mrs. W. had her arm broken and sus.
tanned other serious injuries.
Do not go among the sick when
you feel depressed oil weak, or with
an empty stomach. Diseases are con-
tracted more readily when one is ia.
tigued and when in a Precipitation,
Never suppose that smoking or any
habit calculated to weaken one will
ward off disease. a good bath, clean
illness, a breath of fresh air, a good
walk, and cheerfulness, are far better
The frightened are most likely to con,
tract all diseases.
For the information of a good many
men in this community, whose no,
tions of the newspaper business are a.
crude as their ideas ~ofheaven, we will
state that we follow the business fol-
a living-it Is u trade-and to ash
US to do something for nothing, il
just as ridiculous and absurd as i
would be to ask the blacksmith, thu
carriage-maker, the shoemaker or tn,
carpenter to do q job of work for thu
fun oft. We wish we could hammeI
this into a majority of the people,
heads.