The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-04-03


ever, on Monday next, and deposit their
ballots against all such failures.
An exchange says the fish laws have
been amended, SO that fishing will only
be allowed with hook and line from
March 20 to April 20, in any body OF
water, except in the Mercer and Licking
county reservoirs, orlakes. If the state
ment is correct the fishing pleasure is of
short duration.
Do you think there ought to be a
change in the management of our cor
poration matters, then vote for the Citi-
zens' ticket, and by putting in a new
Mayor and Council, get municipal affairs
out of the old rut and into a smoother and
better way. Don't you think a change
would be beneficial? Vote for it.
R. NJ. Bishop & Co., AZ Walnut St.,
Cincinnati, have the largest cigar manu-
factory in the city and sell the finest CT
gars on the market. The brands they
send out to customers have a big run and
give general satisfaction. Retail dealers
purchasing in Cincinnati should not fail
to call on the Bishop firm.
Table manner show a persons educa-
ton. If any one leaves a plate at the
table filled with scraps of v%ictuals, you
need never be mistaken as to that indi-
vidual's broughten up! The practice of
wasting v~ictuals at the table is one of the
best evidences of low origin and want of
| education.
"How are we ever going to get through
our spring and summers work? We are
all run down, tired out before it begins"
So say many a farmers family. We
answer, go to your druggist and pay five
dollars for six bottles of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. This is just the medicine you need,
and will pay compound interest on the
investment.
As Dakota is now being advertised as
the paradise par excellence, we give the
following as the experience of a returned
emigrant, and would advise all to inves-
tigate before they buy; every bunch
of willow is a great forest; every pond a
large lake every dry ravine a roaring
river; every town a county seat and
every man a id liar"
We have received from the old Travel
ers~ Insurance Company, of Hartford, a
copy of the official engraving Of the Bar
tholdi Statue to be placed in New York
harbor. 1t is the only correct picture of
that noble gift, and faithfully represents
to the eye the enormous statue, complet-
ed and in the midst of its magnificent
surroundings.
A bill has been passed by the Ohio
Legislature amending Section 1907 of the
revised statutes, SO as to put a penalty
ON Marshals, Constables or road Super
visors, who allow stock to run at large.
Bully. We hope the penalty is large
enough to nov the officials mentioned
in the law to do their duty. Now keep
your dirty hogs and breechy cattle eat
home.
Two very ~grievous errors occurred in
the Childrens' Home article last week,
which reversed the whole sense and
meaning OF it. cit was therefore a wise
provision by the Legislature in the act of
April 9, 1888, that on and after January
LIST, 1884, it should be lawful, &C.,"
ought to read, "should NOT be lawful"
"This act is imperative, &c." should
read Comparative, &C."
When a person gets into the habit of
standing around and moping over work
before commencing to do it, a very bad
practice has been acquired, and one
which should be promptly broken
Whatever you have to do, do it at once,
quickly and we'll, and eyer remember
that it is almost always better to be ten
minutes too soon, than two minutes too
late.
1t may be just exactly as you say,
young man, but, remember, the man
who thinks that the world owes him a
living will find that his claim will go I'M
paid unless he takes If his coat, rolls up
his sleeves and pitches in to earn it. You
will have to work hard for all you get in
this world, the sooner you make up your
mind to this fact the better it will be for
you and the greater will be your success.
Mr.. Edmonds Chicks" because he
didn't get the nomination for Corpora
ton Clerk on the Citizens Ticket, and
says he will be a candidate notwithstand-
ing. He has that right, however small
it may look to a imam up a tree" If he
had received the nomination none of the
other contestants would consent to run.
He wants the place, but not being a very
good Record keeper he will be beaten as
he ought to-. Ike Silver can keep the
books himself and didn't "seek the
nomination"
The Staff of Germantown Lodge, No.
p, I. o. o. F., visited Eaton Lodge No.
80, on Friday evening, March 2Sth, and
exemplified the work in fine style in the
presence e a large gathering OF the
Brothers of&he Order. The visiting
Brothers were highly entertained with
an excellent supper given under the man
agement of David Peters, Esq, the noted
worker of the Order in this community.
The Brethren of Eaton Lodge are we'll
pleased with the work and are under
lasting obligations to the visiting Staff
for their grand success in placing the
work in its proper light for US, and hope
that we may have such visits frequently
from our Germantown Brothers. = 4.
Our neighdor of the "Register" had a