The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-29

co allows almost four pounds to each of
the worlds inhabitants.
In the northeast part OF Preble coun-
ty the army worm is said to be doing
considerable damage to the wheat.
A sociable man when he has ten min
utes to spare, goes and bothers somebo-
dy who hasn't.
Watermillions are in market, and folks
are wondering whether it is more danger
Gus to eat the inside or slip up on the
rind.
Ayers Ague Cure is an infallible cure
for Fever and Ague in all its forms. The
%proprietors warrant it, and their word is
as good as a U. S. bond. Trial proves it.
You who grumble, think of this: June
1881, had but three wholly clear days
and only upon five occasions during the
month did the thermometer register as
high as so degrees.
At some former period there must have
been a very large number of c~ircuses, for
none that are on the road this year are
composed of less than eight or ten grand
shows combined.
Many girls who are in the evening
genuine ornaments to the parlor, taste
fully dressed and meat as a new pin,"
are little better than slatterns when per-
forming domestic duties.
Season tickets at $500, good for adj
mission to st. Clair Springs during the
present season, and Discount admission
tickets, II for ST., for sale at Brookins'
Drug Store.
Nursing mothers gain strength by US
ing Browns Iron Bitters. 1t acts like a
charm inrestoring t. health and strength
overstrained nature.
1t is announced that the high price of
cattle cannot last beyond July LIST, and
people are curious to know how long it
will then take the reports of reduction to
reach retail dealers.
Good Isle thread gloves for 15c. a pair
at.Joe Hawkins store. A decided bar
gain.
Fast driving through our streets on
Sunday, even if the driver is drunk, don't
seem to disturb our good officials half as
much as for some one to open the door
of a saloon.
Acold, gray-eyed c~ountenance general
ly indicates a selfish, m~ercenary heart
and a hypocrite in practice. The small,
blear-eyed, cat-like and grey-eyed indi-
viduals of either sex, will bear watching.
Some day when you say that you have
seen the time when potatoes were $40 a
barrel the youngsters at your knee will
wonder what the old man wants to tell
such yarns for. This is the way history
is doubted.
The Chicago "Prairie Farmer among
its notices of the town of Brookings, Da-
kota, says, Lockwood, Brooke & Co. are
of the largest and most substantial firms
in the west" They deal in agricultural
implements.
The high price of liying is felt as much
in Canada as here. Meat has risen %
per cent, and potatoes are far too costly
for people of small means. A writer in
a Toronto paper estimates that a dollar
will not buy what fifty cents bought in
1873.
Another fine assortment of Louis
Cooks Buggies at Cox's stable. Call
and examine work, all of which is war
ranted. jun22-tf
Don't forget the Fourth of July at St.
Clair Springs. 1t will be the biggest 4th
ever celebrated about Eaton and the
grandest display of amusements. The
White Man Turning Black, who resides
at Greenyille, will be at the Springs on
that day to be seen.
Whenever you hear a man abusing a
newspaper or its editor, just bear the
fact in mind that he has seen something
in it that he did not like; and he sneaks
around and hurls illiterate bosh behind
the editors back, intending no doubt to
injure the business of the paper.
A Second Advent camp meeting is be.
ing held at Denton, Texas, by people
who believe that the second coming Of
Christ is at hand, and might be hasten.
ed by a proper demonstration of readi.
ness to receive Him. They have gone
SO far as to prepare a tent for the Savior's
occupancy, with a handsome bed and
other furniture.
A couple ofweeks ago the Richmond
Independent published an account of
difficulty on the streets of Richmond, il
which a person by the name of Hiram
H. Robbins received a severe drubbing
The Eaton REGISTER copied the "news'
and dropped out the middle letter, which
led many to believe that it was our ex
Recorder Hiram L. Robbins of Eator
who had been punished, and he has beer
considerably annoyed over it. We ar
glad to say it was not CHI" but a citi
zen of Wayne county by the same mann
except the middle letter.
TE