The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-23

future use.
dentist told a man that his tooth
was effected with "nodular calcifica-
lion of the pulp" He hanged him
self because he didn't want to give it
to his wife and children.
40, for a thousand tongues" she
sang in the church choir. Two hours
afterward, n tongue was sufficient
to scandalize four-fifths of the women
in town.
The GreenviIle DEMOCRAT look in
$459.85 on subscription during the
month of December. Darke county
Democrats don't intend to be left
when Gabriel blows his horn.
The people of Eaton are proud of
their schools under the management
of MI. L. D. Brown, the present Su-
pe~rintendent. They are proving bet
ter and better each year.
A little fellow saw a large English
greyhound for the first time, and pat
ted the animal on the head. zoos
awful poor, doggy-duz 90 publish a
newspaper in a country village?"
Be on time for prevention is bet
ter than cure. All Coughs and Colds
and such affections of the throat and
lungs as lead to consumption are
cured by DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price rs cents.
Miss Lola Alexander in coming out
of her home on Monday morning last
slipped and fell, sustaining injuries in
the spine which r feared will be
permanent. Persons cannot be too
careful these icy times.
1t takes but $1.50 worth of dead
capital TO pay for the DEMOCRAT for
a year, with Is cents additional of
moribund money to those who live
and move outside the lines of the
county.
Some unregenerated uss tin pam
ned a large black dog on Sunday
morning last, and he made the snow
fly and the air blue with his yelps.
The fellow had better been at his
prayers.
DR.. Stephens black charger
of on last Saturday with a sleigh at
tached to him, but nobody in it, and
the DR.. was engaged all day Sunday
in adjusting tie dislocated and frac-
tured limbs of said vehicle.
Saints and sinners read our paper;
temperance and anti-temperance men
read it; honest men and rogues read
it Republicans and Democrats read
il; we try to amuse and please all.
Don't get ont OF humor il we fail. We
are doing the best we know how.
Persons who intend to make sales
this spring, should bring their bills to
the DEMOCRAT Office and get a notice
free of charge. which is worth as
much as the bills OF sale. Don't for
get we print as cheap as any other es-
tablishment in the country.
Naity Stephens and Geo. Etlmunds
keep the Little Green Grocery on
Main street, aud you can 60 there aud
get anything you want and at any
time. The'Il get up at II o'clock and
furnish you a dressed chicken for
your breakfast if you want one.
DIR. PETERS is now permanently To-
Gated in Eaton, and can be found at
Brookins' Drug Store, On Barron
street. lie treats all chronic diseas-
es, all private diseases and all female
diseases; also the eye and ear. All
council Kept strictly private. Give
him a call.
You can generally tell how many
years a woman has been a school
marin" by the wrinkles in her face
Just to the lee-ward other nose. Each
wrinkle represents one years service.
There are school-marms who refuse
to wrinkle, but these exceptions, like
spring chickens on a hotel table, are
rare.
No man should deprive his wife
and family ola good local paper.
They do not get out from home TO
learn the news as does the husband
and father, and the paper serves TO re-
lieve the otherwise lonely hours of
his absence. 1t is the worst possible
economy to deprive the family of a
pleasure so cheaply obtained.
Payments for the DEMOCRAT come
in slow. If anybody feels hurt at
such a personal remark; just remem-
Der before you get mad that we feel
hurt as bad as you can be. We know
that you have the long end ofthe lever
and ask you to let up a little. If you
can't pay all, do as some very clover
people have done within the last few
days, pay a part. "Small favors
thankfully received, larger ones in
proportion"
An agricultural journal says that "a
farmer must have energy and perse-
~verance if he W. expects to be any
thing in this. world" Truer words
were never spoken, for how a he
hope to be anything by the side of
that energetic liar who sits on the
other counter by the stove in the cor
ner grocery and tells about husking a
hundred bushels of corn a day, or
chopping five cords ofwood and rick
ing it up between san and sun on the
shortest day of the Vear2 Unless he