The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-05-14
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LONDON ID infested with $4,000 paupers.
ABOUT 700 900 cats enliveu the moonlight
nights in London.
EraL.Np has stopped charterine vessels
for transport service.
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The largest tail factory is at Brideerort.
Conn.
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" resuscitated by a dose of brandy and
restoration to it's native element.
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for five cents an oh. which entities the hold
ers to Ave minutes conversation at anv of
the companv,s public INSTRUMENTS.
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CHICAGO baptists nave appointed com
"iesee W ueSise means lof sne es'aosn
menu " . uistinc'iVe.y Dap"s' on,Versrsy'
ana are maRing an enor. 70 ouy 'ne Cni-
cago university, wnicn Is ABOUT 70 De Iore-
cioseo ON mortgage.
THE British Royal Agricultural Society
viii hereafter hold examinations of dairy
workers--m men and women-who will be ex-
amined in butter-making and cheese-mak-
ing, and to those considered proficient
diploma will be given.
The old way of taking visitors through
the Tower of London in SQUADS is to be
discontinued. The place is still closely
guarded, and will be.until the reopening at
Whitsuntide, for the first time since the
late dynamite explosions.
Tar erec,,tor of the will of Mrs. Eliza r.
EDDY bos Maid over her beouest to Susan
r. Anthonvnnd I,ucv stone. amount being
S4s 2SO. 1t was Mrs. Eddy's request that
this money shall be used in the promotion
of the woman suffrage cause.
Ar the annual sheep shearing in Ver-
mont the heaviest rams fleece weighed
twenty -eight pounds thirteen ounces, and
the heaviest ewes fleece twenty-one pounds
nine ounces. This. il is claimed, exceeds
the record at any public shearing.
AMERICA is said to be peculiarly sus-
ceptible to epidemic mental influences.
No other country has been so violently per-
turbed by such waves as those of the tenn
perance crusades, religious revivals, and
the velocipede, baseball, pedestrian, and
roller r-skating crazes.
RECENTLY, in Germany, a scientific
journal made the statement that it would
be beneficial to the eyesight to print books
In dark blue ink on pale green paper. The
first volume printed IN this way, The Nat
urai history OF the " "omen OF bernn, mas
just MADE its appearance.
AUSTRIA supports seventy schools of ag-
riculture, with 200 students, and 174 agri-
cultural evening schools, with $500 schol-
ars. France has forty three farm schools
with thirty to forty scholars at each. The
Dosernnen' pays 'ne poaiu VI oaon pup.l n
anu anows MN sefen'y irancs per yea1
ior ciotning'
LIZ England has come to an understand
ing with Russia, it is only postponing
conflict which, in view OF the attitude OF
hussia, is inevitable. ibe Russian poncy,
as now interpreted by intelligent observ.
ers, is to get access to the sea and estab-
lish commerce with the world. Turkey,
with England's helps stands in the way.
MAcKAY Is said TO be the richest man IN
the world. His fortune is estimated as
$27b,000, 600. Following him come Roths-
child, $500, 100000; Vanderbilt, $l1o,oOO'ooo'
and the Duke OF westminster, $oVooosovo'
PoSr Jay Gould comes iursner ao"n IN 'ne
scale, struggling 70 maze AK 20 ooen enos nee'
from an income OF $oo,VoV,oV.
THE painlessness of drowning was re.
GENTLY illustrated by the story before q
London iury of little girl who had been
thrown into the river Thames by her nurse
and had been rescued in an unconsciou.
condition. She said: sank until my feet
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