The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-23

RER, on Thanksgiving day at the union
church services in Eaton. We believe
it would do more real good than any that
can be got up for the occasion.
Make yourself healthy and strong
Make life happy by using Browns Iron
Bitters.
A convict says he was sent to prison
for being dishonest, and yet he is COM
PEELED every day to cut out pieces of
p%asteboard, which are put between the
soles of the cheap shoes made there and
palmed off on the innocent public as
leather.
Mems overcoats s. $50, $500 and $3.50,
at Jos. Woerner's.
A wealthy farmer says that he has al
ways selected his farm hands after put
ting them through whistling exercises.
He never knew a whistling laborer to
find fault with bed or board, complain of
extra work, OF be unkind to children or
cattle. He is thoughtful, light-hearted,
economical and good-natured.
These are the days when the wind
causes the rasping noise of the swinging
sign to CRATE upon the ear in the busy
haunts of the village, while the same
breeze signs m~ournfully through the
trees along country lanes and in the for
ests. 1t is also the season of the melan-
choly poet, and other Affections.
The best Humboldt Je ans Suits 5000
goods alone worth the money-at Jos.
Woerner's.
It is surprising that the Vice President
of the Ahren's manufacturing company
of Cincinnati, who was up here to in
spect our Steam Engine, could not give
his half dozen lines of report without
going back to Cincinnati to do it. There
is evidently a cat in the meal tub" of
the whole business about the fire engi-
neer. Get it put and drop it.
Pedestrians on street crossings are On
tinually compelled to scamper to avoid
being run over, and drivers of teams
seem to think that they are not required
to draw rein. The law gives the pedes-
trian the right of way. He can, if he
choose, bring action against any team
ster who drives recklessly over the cross
ing or monopolizes it. A case of this
kind was heard in the Cincinnati court a
short time ago and the driver was sent
to the stone yard for thirty days.
Mr.. Martin Beal has opened a regular
eating Restaurant in the east oom OF
Fishers building, east Main street, adj
joining the American House, where he
will furnish warm meals at all hours of
the day, and until 10 o'clock in the eve
ming. Also, will keep always on hand a
fresh supply of the best brands of oys-
tiers, and serve them up in the best OF
styles. Hot coffee, sandwiches, rolls,
pies, &c., for a first-class lunch always
on hand. Give him a call. n23-3
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price SO cents Nasal In
jector free. Sold by Webb s. Coover.
The Week of Prayer at the beginning
OF each year is in great favor among many
of the churches and religious ~associa-
tons. The Evangelical Alliance by its
representatives throughout the world has
already issued the invitation and pro-
gramme for the week of prayer, com
mencing January 7, 1883. The subjects
include thanksgiving, prayer for the
church universal, for families, for the
nation and for missions. Special refer.
ence is also made to education, to intern,
perance and the opium traffic.
If you have a very small amount Of
money and want a very large amount Of
goods, go to Jos. Woerner's, The PEG.
ple's Clothier.
Mrs. Esther G. Tough, wife of Major
w. H. Tough, died at the Soldiers
Home, near Dayton, on the 18th inst.
aged ~ years, 8 months and 8 days.
The funeral of the deceased was preach
ed in the NJ. E. Church of Eaton, or
Tuesday morning at 10 80 by Rev. DIR
Berger, assisted by Chaplain Earnshav
and Rev. S. A. Brewster, and drew 8
large concourse of sympathizing friends
OF the deceased, who was a native o
PEBBLE county and was highly respected
and beloved in our community. She was
a sister to Mrs. S. S. Dix, of Eaton, anc
daughter of John Stubs, of West Elk
ton.
The physicians say that the only wa.
the diphtheria can be controlled is b,
giving the patient medical attention a
the first indication Of any throat affec
ton and even then the most rigorou
treatment is necessary. 1t is general.
a difficult matter to induce children t
take medicine, especially in the form G
a gargle as the disease requires, bu
nevertheless this should not prevent tn
parents from giving proper medical treat
ment. Early, persistent and rigorou
treatment is all that will ave your littl
ones from this fell destroyer.
Immense stock, low prices and larg
variety are the inducements. Come an
see for yourselves-at Jos. Woerner's
The Peoples Clothier.
During the past week our steam fir
engine was taken out two or three time
by a few of its members and some of th
Council, for the purpose Of testing th
qualifications of the present engineer
run and manage the machine, and frol
what we can learn from candid and dii
interested parties, who witnessed i
workings, Mr.. Shewman operated as e
iciently and the engine done as goo
and quick work in getting up steam an
throwing water, as at any other time, u
der any other engineer. We are sati
fed in our own mind that there is CO
siderable prejudice existing Eel the r
moval Of Mr.. Geek as engineer, out
which grows the continued hub-dub