The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-07-26

edy ever discovered for the cure OF foun-
der in horses. Immediately on discov-
ering that young horses are foundered,
work about a pint of the white seed into
his feed, and it will produce a perfect
cure.
Now is the time for the Eaton Board
of Health, if we have one, to look around.
With cholera, yellow fever, diphtheria,
scarlet fever, and other epidemics around
playing havoc with humanity, it be-
hooves our authorities to put the town
into first class sanitary condition. See
to it.
"a noted physician declares tina: in
hot weather people should eat moderate
ly and refrain from all work" Just so,
and the probabilities are that if q major
ity of the people should refrain from all
work in hot weather they would be very
likely to eat moderately, unless the
neighbors sent something in.
Not a particle of calomel or any other
deleterious substance enters into the
composition of Ayers Cathartic Pills.
On the contrary they prove of special
service to those who have used calomel
and other mineral poisons as medicines,
and feel their injurious effects. In such
cases Ayers Pills are invaluable.
We advise the Council to waste but
little money in an attempt to improve
the city Hall gallery. There is but n
sensible way to do with the b%uildingi in
its present condition, and that is to gut
it from stem to stern, change the en-
trance to Barron street, the stage to the
west end and remove the engine room
from under it.
Beware of the deadly ice water in hot
weather. II taken rapidly into the stom-
ach in large quantities, especially if the
system, be overheated, the consequences
lean not but be serious. The best way in
hot weather is to exercise moderation in
drinking and take only a little at a time.
Dat meal water is very good for this time
of the year. @
The Mayor ought not to go around
whining about the rubbing he received
over his shabby treatment of the O. N.
g., and attempt to shift the responsible.
tity onto q committee. There was no
committee in the business, except to
raise the $500 donation, and when that
was lone the committee had discharged
every duty it agreed to.
The commonest object in cheap jewel
~ in the New York stores just now i:
the spider, big, s%prawling, and hideous,
whether in brass, silver, or gold plate
In Paris the rage is for swallows. They
are the favorites of the leaders OF fash
ion, and appear in twos and threes oil
bonnets, painted on ornaments, embroid
cred on dresses and parasols, and stamp
ed buttons.
While at Eaton recently we had tn
pleasure of meeting that veteran Demo
cratic editor, Mr.. Gould of the Eatol
DEMOCRAT. Mr.. Gould has ably con
Quoted the DEMOCRAT for many years
and his>editorial columns are always fill
ed with sound Democratic doctrine
MIAMIsBURG News.
And still, Bro. Kinder, there are a FEY
around Eaton that are not happy an
want another Democratic paper, to b
dubbed the 'simon-pure" Whew! ism:
it warm?
:. The 'fsoonness" with which many
our legal gentlemen rush forward to d,
fend Internal scoundrels that are pickle
up, don't look as if illegal lore" was We,
valuable around here. The greater I'll
, crime the more anxious some of the
seem to be to turn the perpetrator Loo
again. When taxpayers cease to ps
men to convict rascals, and to PROV
bare-faced scoundrels innocent, we W
have q better condition of society.
Clayton, the Virginia gentleman wi
came into this county q few months az
= and who raised a silver watch fro
Schlenker and a suit Of clothes from ]
q Woerner on a forged order, and tried
get $500 out of the Preble County Bal
IS the same way, was taken in last Frid
and on Saturday had o hearing befc
,r the Mayor. In default Of $500 he W
committed on the Bank forgery, t
Mayor deciding that the forged order I
e the watch was no forgery at all.
IL Eaton, O., is without a school supc
l. intendent, owing to a defective kno
ledge of Greek and geography on t
part of the gentleman who was to ha
l. filled the position.-[Celina Democrat.
E No, Bro. Snyder, you are slightly m
=, taken from our standpoint. 1t is becau
of q defective knowledge" of a few p'
sons in Eaton failing to attend to thu
10 own business, and allowing the Board
Directors to discharge the duties the p,
pie elected them to discharge. That
about the size of it
The divorce case of Elder Neal ca
It. off on Wednesday of last week, the
n tails of which were disgusting. A m
xt lister of the gospel, who is beyond
time of years allotted to man, 9Th
score and ten," appearing upon the v
ness stand before a crowded room 6
made to tell the shameful and himsy r
~ sons of his desire to be separated FIR
his lawful companion for life" VIII
God hath joined together, is ain
enough to stagger the faith Of the "me
~ est and iowliest' of the orthodox.
= gray-headcd men and beardless you
'n' eagerly taking in the disgusting Diet
eS' of the disgrace OF an old mans lust,
seeming to take pleasure in it, VIII;
the world and society coming to? ]
len q miserable taste that brings toyethe
Isl many men to feast upon the trouble
ing a poor old demented man and an un
I'm tunate and deluded woman. 1t str
US that such Investigations are altog