The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-05-09

biiC luOoloul anu Aiti budb IldS COiltCI-
ed in and about your yards should be
gathered together and either burned
or carried away. The decay of such
matter is conducive ofno good and is
lone of the unhealthy ingredients of a
town.
See the advertisement ofDr. Chase's
New Recipe Book in this paper. 1t
lis the book for the million, for it con-
tains information on every subject.
Its recipes are reliable. No family
can afford to be without it, as it can
be had for the low price of two dol
lars
We have on hand this week four
articles on birthday surprises. We
can't publish them. In the name ola
long suffering, patient and meek pub
Usher, give us a rest on surprises.
EVERY man, woman and child, bro't
here sinecu4ho dayssef old Adam and
Eve, have d Birthday, and if we have
to go through with all, when will the
END Be?
About one pound Of copperas (sul-
Lphate of iron att cost of q few cents,
put into a water closet will entirely
deoderize it; five pounds dissolved
in a bucket of hot water, thrown down
q cesspool will have the same effect.
There is no unpleasant odor from it
as there is from chloride of lime or
carbolic acid. The above is worth
knowing, especially at this season of
the year, and should be put into use.
Messrs. RossMAN,1 & HAMBIDGE
sumptuously and neatly entertained
the Eaton Band and q few invited
guests at their finely arranged and
pleasantly fitted up ice cream and din
ing rooms, on Friday evening last,
with the deIicacies of the opening
season. There is no better place in
Eaton to get a well served up meal or
lunch than at BOSNIAN s. Hambidge's
rooms, and their ice cream and other
fixins are delicious. Go and try them.
The courts have decided that if q
person orders his paperdiscontinued,
he must pay all arrearages, or the pub
Usher may continue to send it until
payment is made, and collect the
whole amount, whether the paper is
taken from the post-offce or not. AL
SO, action for fraud can be instituted
against any person who regularly
lifts a newspaper from a p~ost-ofice,
whether directed to him or not, with
out an intention to pay for it-and re-
moval, without notice to the publish
er, is held,to be PRIMA FAoIE evidence
of fraud.
Some people are fearful and WON
derful fault-finders. Nothing ever
pleases them-nobody does anything
the way they would have done it.
These same individuals wouldn't step
across the street to give their local ed
itor a newsy item or personal, but
they'll come all the way down town
and pace around the square q half
dozen times to find him and tell him
of a typographical mistake, il nothing
else, and give him q little gratuitous
advice about running q newspaper.
Some people r SO consistent in their
actious.
The following fable is not without
peculiar force and significance, when
applied to slanderers of any commu-
nifty: A wise man IL day asked the
serpent, "0f what advantage isit to
the to deprive,me of life? The lion
kills and devours his prey the tiger,
the wolf, and other fierce beasts do
the same, in order TO satisfy their
hunger, but thou bitest thine inno-
cent victims and sheddest mortal poi
son into their veins, without reaping
any benefit from their death, save the
cruel satisfaction of destroying"
"Why askest thou me this question ?"
l%rejoined the reptile. "Ask rather the
slanderer amongst thine own race,
what pleasure he finds in poisoning
unto death those who never injured
him."
We drove into Greenville last week
and dropped in the DEMOCRAT office,
and found our old friend CHARLEY
ROLAND, with his sleeves rolled up
hard al work, getting ready to put
out in June next the largest folio
Democratic journal in Ohio, and he
will do it or "bust" a g-allows.
Greenviile is a thriving and prosper
GUS little city-handsomely laid out in
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a rich and productive country-has
broad streets-well paved sidewalks,
beautifully shaded-9ood schools
lots Of handsome young ladies-a
magnificent Court House and jail
gentlemanly, intelligent and sociable
public oficers-numerous churches,
not yet tainted with Beecherism-tal-
ented and able legal gentlemen-spir-
tied Journals and hospitable and clev-
er citizens, prominent among whom
stands CHARLEY ROLAND and family.
Long may they live.
We hope u proposed new Catho-
lie Church will be pushed forward to
completion this coming summer. 1t
will add to the beauty of our town.
1t will give work to u mechanics
who are in want of honest labor. II
will increase the value of surround
ing property, aud to the faithful wor-
shippers, who believe in its tenets, il
will offer additional inducements to