The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-04-30

benedict.
The Eighmie Patent Shirt beats them
all and costs no more than cheap imita-
tons. For sale only at the
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
Life is like a set of harness. There
are traces of care, lines of trouble, bits
of good fortune, breaches of good man
ners. bridled tongues and everybody has
a tug to pull through.
Col. F. K. Bowles, Deputy Revenue
Collector, and wife, of Miamisburg, were
in Eaton IN Thursday last. The Col. is
among the best and most popular Depu-
ties in the department.
49c. for a linen linen reinforced front
White Dress Shirt at Jos. Woerner's.
James D. Miller and ex Treasurer D.
w. Cooper, started for Kansas Saturday
evening last on an observation tour. We
wish them plenty of fine sights, but not
enough to induce them to leave Eaton.
A clean well, giving pure water, and
a clean, whitewashed cellar will go far
in increasing the health of each family
at whose dwelling such q well and such
a cellar may be found.
All the best makes of Overalls at the
Eagle Clothing Store.
This is the time of year to cleanse the
system and purify the blood. Nothing
is more efficient than the S~arsaparilla
COMPOUND prepared by Miller, the Drug
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All soldiers wives and daughters are
requested to meet at G. A. R. Hall on
Thursday evening, April Both, at ~
o'clock, for consultation in regard to or
ganizing a Woman's Relief Corps as aux
Hilary to the Post.
Some people think it would be nice if
everybody in the world would mind their
own business. But it would not. Over
a half of the people in the world would
be out of employment and not know what
to do with themselves.
Have your measure taken for one of
those $18 Plaid Suits at Jos. Woerner's.
ga Wisconsin farmer recommends as
q sure cure for potato bugs to plant one
or two fax seeds in each hill of potatoes.
He says the bugs will shun it every time,
and for ten years he has been very sue
cessful in growing potatoes"
Mansfield has the finest brass band in the
State.-Mansfe1d NeUs.
Hold on therel You can't prove-pshaw!
we were going to dare him out, but on reHec-
ton we are met with the fact that ours is a
sitUer cornet understandable Courier.
Yes, and Well dare both your silver
and brass bands out! Do you take?
Jos. Woerner. The Peoples Clothier,
will save Won money. Come AMI see
him.
"Pa, what is law" asked the boy.
cit is a mighty engine, my sor."
"What is it for, pa?"
"For the protection of the criminal
classes" answered the father.
Minneapolis girls have Red Ribbon
clubs with the motto: "The lips that
touch wine shall never touch mine."-
There are not many lips in Minneapolis
that touch wine. It's mostly beer. But
no doubt the Red Ribbon girls know
this.
The largest line of Kid, Silk and Isle
Thread Gloves ever shown in Eaton, at
the MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
Ohio stands first in rank in the States
in production Of wool, second in wheat,
coal, fax AMI oils third in population.
sheep and corn; fourth in hemp, horses
and COW fifth in hay and hogs; sixth
in oats, rye and potatoes; seventh in
cattle and oxen, tobacco and barley.
1t should not be forgotten that there
are State laws which provide that milk
offered for sale for family use must be
pure and unadulterated. Milk is the
regular diet of mankind at one period in
life, and on its purity depends in a large
measure the rate of mortality among the
young.
Parents, do not buy Clothing for your
boys until you see our goods and prices,
at Jos. Woerner's.
A Pennsylvania man has succeeded in
writing 1000 words on one side of a pos
tai card, SO we learn from an exchange.
If that man had put in the time required
in this useless work in saving wood at
50 per cord he would have earned enough
money to have bought his wife a new
spring bonnet.
The Asiatic Cholera has broken out on
the coast Of Spain, and has already as
sumed the form of a fearful epidemic.
The Government is taking active meas
ures to mitigate the scourge as much as
possible. 1t will be on our shores next.
Clean up. Cleanliness is the only saliva
ton.
. The best 75c. White Dress Shirt in
Preble county, at the Eagle Clothing
Store.
John w. Morris, son of Isaac Morris
of the Piqua HELMET, was in Eaton on
Friday last, shaking hands and receiv-
ing the congratulations of his many
young friends. Johnny uns a right live
ly daily newspaper in Piqua, and is a
young man who deserves success for his
many manly qualities.
.$12 for So. Fifty per cent. saved on
those Mems All Wool Suits; reduced
from $12 to So. Come before they are
all gone. Jos. Woerner, The Peoples
Clothier.
Robert Quinn, in the 91st year of his
age and long a resident of this place,
: died at the Soldiers Home zeal Dayton,
on Tuesday of last week. He served