The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-15

the celebration Of the Fourth, request
all gun squads, military organizations
and civil societies in the different
parts of the county that intend partic-
ipating on the joyful occasion, to
make some collection to help defray
expenses.
Facts have shown that DIR. Mar
shalrs Lung Syrup is perhaps the
most effective remedy ever sold, for
curing Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
or any other disease of the lungs and
chest. Small bottles only 25c. For
sale by Broekins s. Son.
Here is the latest and best recipe
for killing the potato bug-ger: "Mix
one gallon of prussic acid with three
ounces OF rend rock, stir well, and adj
minister a tablespoonful every hour
and a half till the bug shows signs of
weakening, then stamp on him"
This'll fetch him, suah.
To give ordinary water all the re-
freshing and inyigorating qualities of
sea water salt it till it has a buoyant
feeling, which shows how easy it is
to get up a buoyant feeling. Salt
will do it sometimes, but the most eff
fectual way reproducing it in the fam
lily is to plant a Eighth Running Do
nestle" square in front of the hearth
stone.
When You see a particular happy
merchant in town-a man who is al
ways content, cheerful, and walks
along swapping his fingers, and smil-
ing benignantly ON passing acquain-
tances, and never stopping to kick a
dog off the sidewalk, just you look in
the local paper, and you will find that
his advertisement is the biggest in
the sheet.
The boys of the Band inform us
that the music on Barron street last
Wednesday evening was not occas-
Toned by the marriage of "TAp,n as
was reported on the street, but in
honor of a supper rendered the Band
by Rossman & Hambidge. A taste
of the d~elicacies assured us that it was
first-class, and the way the boys "got
away with it" was sufficient evidence
of their enjoyment.
1t is healthy. The doctors approve
of it. It's pleasant to take. If you
take it c you win want no other.
1t is gaining admirers all over the
country, and its sales are increasing
so rapidly as to astonish every one.
We allude to Webers lager beer. 1t
is tie only pure beer shipped from the
city to country towns. 1t is sold by
MCFARLAND, at the 4Centennial Sa-
looh,n in Eaton, and the only place.
Go and try a glass of it.
A man that will go back on aeon
tract, must certainly have something
mean and little about him. 1t can't
be otherwise. Reputation of inter-
est contracted to be paid on borrow
ed money, is just as dishonorable as
to repudiate the debt itself. We have
no sympathy with banks or money
lenders, but bankers or shayers never
run after people and force their mo-
ney on to them, and persons who bor-
row their money and contract to pay
interest for tho use of it and then
take advantage of the law to repudi-
ate the contract are rascals. D-a
man that won't stand up for a fair
contract.
PRoF. H. SAMuELs, of Cincinnati,
o., has arrived in Eaton, and will be
at the Eagle Hotel till next Saturday
evening. Thosethat have weak eyes,
near sight, cataracts, old age, or what
ever cause may be, a now have the
opportunity to consult with a practi-
cal optician. The Prof. will exam
inc your eyes and will tell you the
disease without asking any questions.
Parties that have failed in getting per-
feet sight should come at once and
the Prof. will make glasses for each
cye different, which is often the case.
We recommend the Prof. to the citi-
zens of this county as a reliable gen.
tleman.
Hard and soft money received at
this Office in liquidation of subscrip-
ton dues and other debts.