The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-12

ly. Send the editor at least one sub
scription besides your own.
Aman's a cowardly cuss who writes
anonymous letters, and is not only
unworthy of attention, but a thing to
be detested.
Pocket-books, french harps, looking
glasses, albupls, combs, toys, and many
other articles too numerous to men
ton, at Schlenker's.
7 Solomon was a very wise man, and
Sampson a very strong one, but nei-
ther of them could pay their debts
without money, which is our fix.
Rev. Frank Evans will preach in
the Uniyersalist church on next Sun
day at 10I o'clock a. m. also in the
evening at the usual hour. The pub
lie are invited.
IT'S a pity to see load after load of
fax straw on its way to Montgomery
county, when we have flax mill lay
ing idle. Is there no enterprise in
tho town?
Improper articles of food often
cause the blood to become loaded
with foul humors. Cleanse the blood
with DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture and be
healthy.
DR.. Stephens has added dignity to
the candidacy of the Coronsr's Office.
by the purchase of a very fine pheton
buggy, in which to electioneer and
ride out the children of his constitu-
ency.
Suffering will exhibit its presence
by the cries of the baby, and should
be removed by the prompt use of that
highly recommended remedy, DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. 1t is free from
Opium. Price 25 cts.
The editor of the Camden HERALD
should have a comp" to our County
fair. His frequent notices of it will
send hundreds more from that part OF
our county than ever attended it be-
fore. Don't forget him.
People of a queer turn of mind still
continue to look down the muzzles OF
empty guns, and to kindle fires with
the death-dealing kerosene, in spite
of awful and repeated warnings; and
the ranks of fools and idiots are grow
ing thinner daily.
A large straw stack on the farm o.
VIM. Duggins was destroyed by fire
last Thursday afternoon, and strange
to say, although but a foot or two
from the barn, the building entirely
escaped. Supposed to be the work o
a tramp.
A gossiping woman, intent on Sian
der, went into a neighbours and ex
claimed, as she threw herself into
chair, "One-half of the world doesn'
!, know how the other half lives!
"That isn't your fault" quietly re
sponded the neighbor.
Pay no money to strangers who asl
| aid for the yellow fever sufferers. w
tsecit stated in several papers that
!. lot of fellows are going through tn
country getting money to be sent t.
the South, which they appropriate t
their own use.
4 Cap. Wilson graced our table o
Sabbath last with a key of splendi
oysters, from the popular oyster de
pot of L. c. Hopkins, No. 264 9TH st
. Cincinnati. The "Cap." is Away
ahead of the times in the oyster trad
and can't be beat.
f. F. Rakes, of Somers township
was 90 years old on Saturday last, an
neighbors and relatives to the nun
Der of ~ifty-nine gathered in at his dc
micil and gave him a happy surpris
and a very pleasant entertainment
which the same Crank" wishes migl
+ come oftener.
1t is charged that tramps are settin
fire to wheat stacks. The first Oh
e caught at it ought to be "touched off
u and when he comes down-well Il
matter about what to do with hi
is when he comes down-fx him so l
le won't come down, at least not all
once.
u Zephyrs Is cents at Mary Lander
s' From the way some of the cir
look in their walking-dresses, pullt
'r back and tied tight around below Il
y knees, two peanuts twice a day, al
"a g%rasshopper on toast twice a mont
re would make 'em fat. Their wais
ar look like the thin part of an no
glass with very little sand in it.
e. It is altogether a phenomenal SUI
IN mer. We have had such a torrid ter
as even the oldest inhabitant C
is hardly remember. Tornados of u
ct usual violence have abounded, al
the lightning has played most mary
ous pranks. Yellow fever starts
at six weeks ahead of time and flouris
n. es until frost comes; and of crime
- all kinds there is a perfect carniv
: And yet astronomers tell us there a
=, no sun-spots.
Every one should endeavor to 8
"a and encourage home production. 7
70 plan of sending the money out of t
the county for wagons, buggies, sa!
doors, and other articles which &
manufactured here is a most destrl
tive one to home mechanics. Ever
the cost is a trife more for hol
We made articles, the fact that the 10