The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-07-01

Sunday services at the Universalist
Church. At 1850 in theimorning, a
sermon in COMMUNICATION of the Tooth
anniversary of Sunday schools and the
founder, Robert Raikes, and christening
of children In the evening at O'Clock,
Sunday School Concert. a
After the census enumerators get
through with their c~anvassing they are
required by law to file with the County
Clerk a duplicate list of all persons enum-
Grated. They are also required to be at
the Court House of their county on the
fifth day alter filing their duplicate list
for the purpose of correcting any errors
that may have occurred in it, first having
given public notice of such contemplated
correctness.
If there is one lesson that the present
generation needs to have indelibly inn.
pressed upon its hearts and c~onsciences,
it is that contained in the following ex-
tracts: "Clean hands in the matter of
money among the young certainly ought
to be the Indispensable condition of gem
tlemanliness. No man who borrows and
does not pay, and does not care whether
he pays or not, is a gentleman, no mat
ter how witty, or gay, or fine he may be.
To speak in good, plain English, the oman
who dresses himself at another's ex-
pense, not knowing how to pay, is a gem
teel scoundrel And yet such things are
done by g~ood-natured folks, by kind
hearted people, by persons who never
probe them morally to ascertain what
their tendency is, and what they lead
to-"
We call the attention of our readers TO
the Importance of bringing from obscure
ty all old historical records, while Messrs.
Williams Brothers and their corps Of men
are here. They desire to compile IN their
History of Preble County every item of
local interest or value, and make it a
thorough and reliable as well as reada-
BILE history of our portion of the State.
The historians engagedby this firm of
publishers viii soon be in the field to
information, and win be anxious
to find all of the township, church,
school and family records that are in ex-
istence. The Williams Brothers are
much gratifed with the guarantees of f.
nancial support and liberal assistance in
other ways which they have already re-
ceiyed. They consider, however, that
have al yet scarcely made a begin
ming. = ssTd ae
The chronological Journal and Science
of Health, in its July number, well illus
trates its principles. It manifestly grows
stronger, and more influential
with increasing age. The July number
seems to US specially available for prac-
teal uses, yet we have found in the num-
bers which have come to hand hereto
fore always something of special impor-
lance. We are of the opinion that no
one can read it without receiving ~valua-
bic counsel. The articles entitled DIR.
Arnold Of Rugby; How to Teach Tenn
perance Truths; Infinite Adjustments
The First Offer OF Salvation; The New
Ruth's Gross, an excellent
Hints for Summer Use; and the
interesting editorials which we have now
scarcely space to enumerate, are worthy
of more than such passing mention. We
find the department of Cores
pondence and the Notes in Science and
Agriculture and Literature entertaining
and instructive. The JOURNAL is now
published at the low price of So a year,
and a valuable premium to each sub
Single numbers, 20 cents. Adj
dress S. r. Wells & Co., Publishers, 1853
New York.