The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-05-14

dwell in Hamilton and Richmond"
$1.50 for the latest style Stiff Hats
Another lot just received at Jos. Woer.
lner's. q
Indulgent father, give your son a trade,
1t may be of use to him in after years
when he is grown to be a man. Yes,
Igive your boy a trade, if it is nothing
more than your old pewter match-case
for the nice new six-blade, pearl-handle
knife which his uncle gave him. 1t will
open his eyes the soone to the tricks Of
this deceitful world.
Misses limerick & Huffman have
bought the dress making shop of Miss
Lou Reel, and are prepared to do all
kinds of work in that line. [m7.2
Clean away every nook and corner
where any decayed or unsightly rubbish
has accumulated and sprinkle disinfec-
tants around the sinks and vaults, and
you need have no fear of the cholera, or
fever either. Disinfectants cost but lit
tie and do a large amount of good. Cop
peras dissolved in water is one Of the
cheapest and best disinfectants.
Now, that people are talking about
cholera, the druggists are laying in a
large stock of camphor, and are endeaE-
oring to teach the people its virtues. 1t
is claimed that during a cholera epide-
mic in Europe 2,ee0 people who wore
camphor in a bag over the chest, escap-
ed the disease, though there were deaths
around them by the score.
The merchant tailoring lone by G. P.
Thum is acknowledged to be tHe best of
any in the county. Come early and leave
your measure for a nice fitting suit.
JEFF. Treadway, the fellow who mur-
dered VIM. Gift of this place, OIL Sep
tember 10Th, 1888, in front Of the Broad
way Hotel at Hannibal, Mo-, was cap
tured last week on a railway train by
Deputy Sheriff Cheek and his assistants
at Pine Bluff, Ark. Treadway was turn
ed over to the proper authorities of Mis-
souri, to answer. for one of the most cold
blooded murders ever committed.
The editor of the DEMOCRAT while on
an inspecting tour through the brewery
establishment of Peter Schwab, Esq, at
Hamilton, on Thursday afternoon last,
met with q painful and severe accident,
which disabled him from newspaper du-
ty this week. He hopes to be all right
in a few days. He desires in this con-
nection to return many thanks to Mr..
Schwab and his daughter Katie, for their
kind attention while under their care,
and also to the friends who called and
rendered assistance in the accident.
If you intend taking a trip north, south,
east or west, don't fail to see the elegant
line of Trunks and Yulises at C. P.
Thum's. [may7-3t
Lieut.. Corwin P. Rees arrived in Cam
den Saturday evening, and will remain
for a weeks visit prior to joining the U.
s. s. "Michigan" on Lake Erie. Not
relishing duty at Newport he obtained
orders as executive officer of the Greeley
Relief Steamer "Alert," which left New
York April 21st and was formally re-
turned to the British authorities at Hall
fax on the 2Sth ult. The vessel is to be
employed by the Canadian Government
in the exploration of Hudson's Bay
Lieut.. Rees, who has since visited Bos-
ton, New York, Washington and Annap-
oils, describes the Nova Scotia excursion
as short and sweet, and advises curious
people by all can to Ego to Halifax"
Who can beat 1t? We are showing
our third invoice OF Stiff Hats this spring.
Come and see them, at Jos. Woerner's.
The country is full of swindlers, and
the best rule is to give the cold shoulder
to all strangers, who claim to represent
a new invention or try to sell you shoddy
goods, for in nine cases cut of ten you
are liable to be victimized. Deal with
the merchants and business men ofyour
own place they are alive as to the wants
of their customers, and are just as sharp
in procuring the latest inventions of value
as any travelling salesman. And then
there is another valuable piece of advice
in the selection of the place to deal even
at home. The merchant who is not afraid
or ashamed to let the public know what
he has to sell through the newspaper, as
a rule, does the largest trade, and con-
sequently has a newer stock than he who
does not advertise.
Go and see the late spring style light
colored Stiff Hats, just received for $2.25,
regular So Hats, at Jos. Woerner's.
Medical men in the eastern cities be-
lieve that the cholera will surely appear
here this summer and they are using
every precaution known to medical sci
ence, to intercept it. Circulars are be-
ing sent to every State and city urging
cleanliness, disinfectants, &C., in the
hope that they will arrest its virulence,
if it should make its appearance. Every
small sewer should be kept clean, and
privy vault be cleansed, and the filth be
removed from the streets and alleys
With proper precautions the disease
could be checked, if not kept away en-
tirely. and with these hopes, it is the
bounden duty of all to work for safety.
This is the time OF year to cleanse the
system and purify the blood. Nothing
is more efficient than the Sarsaparilla
COMPOUND prepared by Miller, the Drug
gist. [apr3O-3
The laws of Ohio provide that, "who-
ever ~over-drives, over-loads, t~ortures,
torments, cruelty beats, deprives OF food
or water, or needlessly mutilates or kills,
or carries in or upon any vehicle, o,
keeps within any enclosure without