The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-04-10

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Dotted wells are extensively n.
They should not be worn over the eyes
oftener than can be helped, as they are
very injurious to the sight.
Come ahead with your low prices from
Richmond, Cincinnati or Dayton and I'll
beat them. F. ]. Wilson, Lewisburg, o.
Women are anxiously awaiting the
new fashions. They want to know
whether the Spring bonnet will be built
of four straws and one ribbon, or three
straws and four roses.
So undressed kids are becoming very
fashionable, are they? Isn't it a tribe
early? Now, we have been under the
impression that undressed kids didn't
come into vogue until the opening of the
swimming season.
1t is about time some n was appoint
ed to make an investigation on the sub
iect and see whether the girls nowadays
really have any foreheads, or whether
they have all "gone off" like Pats gun,
with a "bangl"
WINDS AND CYcLoNEs.-Persons desir-
ing insurance against tornadoes and cy-
clones, call on or address H. II. Farr,
Eaton, O. apr9-3t
This is the way a married man sums
up lent: "The hen which lays the Easter
egg is a great bird, but it takes the goose
which lays the golden egg to bring the
Easter bonnet"
Alawh has been enacted making it COM
pulsory for school trustees and boards OF
education to have trees planted on school
property where the same has not already
been done.
Out in the country the buds are be-
ginning to swell, the grass in the fields
is losing the brown, wintry hue and is
taking to itself a delicate green color
And all this is more beautiful by con
trast with the ice-bound season whose
spell is at last broken.
Black silk so, 90, $1.10, $1.25 and $1.75,
worth 206 more at F. J. Wilson's, Lewis
burg, o.
The young folks had a Progressive
Eucre" party at the residence of Mr..
Hiestand Thursday eve, and were hand
somely entertained by the host and
hostess. The winners of the purses were
Miss Kitt;e Thompson and Sallie Stock
ton,. Joe Acton and Wad. Daugherty.
The "death to horse thieves vigilant
society haSa big meeting in Eaton on
Saturday last. N. B. Stephens was
elected V. P. in place of j. \. Kaylor,
and ice Coffman was. made assistant
Secretary. Persons desiring to join the
society can do 50 at Coffman's Store,
Eaton, o.
It seems to be the fate of modern socie-
ty to encounter adulterated food. Poison
Gus canned goods, bogus butter, "dcctor-
ed" tea and coffee and sanded spices are
becoming fixed factors of daily diet. The
coming man, among other peculiar be-
l~ongings, will need a stomach of bronze
and steel.
There is nothing like issues in politics,
especially local politics. The man who
nowadays can't work UP an issue and
find a number of his fellow-citizens to
take a stock in it is simply no nan at all.
An issue is an issue, no matter if it is as
senseless as adead oyster or as stupid as
Il last years almanac.
The Solid Gold Watch, Chain and
Charm to be given away by c. P. Thum
is not wind, but will surely go the 4th of
July.
Active canvassing agents who a give
unquestionable references can secure
desirable and r, munerative employment
in this county for subscriptions to The
Musical Visitor, an Independent Month
ly Journal of Music; subscription $3.50 a
year, including premium. All applica-
tons must be made direct to the pub
fishers, JOHN CHURCH & Co., Cincinnati.
Halls Hair Remover renews, cleanses,
brightens, and invigorates the hair, and
restores faded or gray hair to its youth
full color and lustre. People with gray
hair prefer to use the Remover, rather
than proclaim to the world through their
bleached locks that they are becoming
aged, and passing on to decay.
"The Musical Visitor" the leading
musical journal Of America, published
by the well known music house of Jno.
Church & Co., Cincinnati. The sub
scription price of the Visitor is but $1.50
per year and an elegant premium of sheet
music given every subscriber free of
charge. During the year the subscriber
gets about $1S or 500 worth of music for
the subscription price of the "Visitor."
Ask Theo. Harbaugh OF this city for it,
their authorized agent.
WINDS AND CYcLoNEs.-Persons desir-
ing insurance against tornadoes and cy-
clones, call on or address H. H. Farr,
Eaton, o. apr9-3t
By lack of open air exercise, and the
want of sufficient care in the matter of
diet, the whole physical mechanism often
becomes impaired during the winter
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the proper remedy
to take in the spring of the year to purify
the blood, invigorate the system, excite
the liver to action, and restore the heal
thy tone and vigor.
This can we'll be called the wire age.
In sleeping, we repose on wire mat
tresses; eating, we take food sifted
through wire ~sieves; calling, we pull
wires; travelling, we 60 by cable or cleo
trio railways over wire Bridges, and
hoisted by elevators hung on wires; we
send messages over telegraph or tele-
phone wires, and are lighted on our way
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