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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19
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We believe Il the best and surst remedy in the wad in
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tatses from teethng from any other Il is
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l. with irs weightin gold
Millions Of bottles sold every year In the United
States. II Is an old and well.tTied remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
eg-Neae gsunine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS &
PERKINS, New York, Is on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throtghout the world.
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t$- A meeting Of the members Of the Seneca
County Agricultural Society will be held At the
Court House In Tiain on Thursday, The a5tb
inst, at o'clock z. NJ, for the purpose Of elcc.
ting officers and transacsing other impriant bus
iuess
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19

Our Carrier offers the TRiBuNr and GoDrY's
LADYs Book, one year. for the best New Year
Address, Of not more than 300 nor less than 1876
lines, to be sent in by the Goth Of December.
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The Dciiance Rcpublicnn.

This sterling little Republican sheet has been
purchased teeently by Mr. NJ, II. Bishard, for.
morly an employee in this office. Mr.. Baker. its
former editor retiros. We wish Mr.. Bishard
abundant sureoss.
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sS- reduction Of per cent from the above rates win
be made for Cash
The space occupied BY 10 lines Of the type composing the
body Of the Advertisement win be considered square
All randeut adveftisemsns together with Administra-
tion, Ataebmsnt, Road ani Ditch Notices. must be paid
iorin advance.
Advertisements Inserted fof an lndedne time will be
charged for until ordered out ..... .....t
When yearly Advertisements are inserted, Or moro
changes will he allowed. .. ..,toH .p af
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Job Printing.

OF all kinds from the largest Poster down 70
the smallest Card, executed at this Office. very
low and in style not to be surpassed. by any
Office in the State
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Firemenis Fnlr.

rhetc win be Fair, given FOR tho benefit Of
the independent Engine Co, No 4, commencing
a few days bef0U Christmas, aud to continue
about week. Look oai for a eond Time, boys.
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Prlntlnr nlIInn rnr mia

The office Of the HANCOCK JEFFrnsoNrAS, IRE
ipublican,) at Findlay o., Is offered for sale on
reasonable terms. 1t is a good ofice, well loea
ted and affords an excellent chance Eorsomc good
Practical Priutef.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19

"a Godcy's Lady's Book for December is at
hand with it's usual treasure Of good things for
the ladies, The frontispioeo engravngs and the
fashion plates are executed in Godey'sbwn him
table style Address l. A. Cooley, Philadelphia
price S3,0O--takcn with the Tribhne, $500.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19

eS-wc have received hc Cosmopolitan Ar,
Journal for The currcn, quarter Itisa splendid
number. The Association offers superior induc,.
ments for 1859 IN. Pitengeris the gentleman.
lyagent at this place.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19

Good wood will be taken on subscription ui
this office, il ifbrougbt in soon
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the property. but bad no doubt bat that Il was
soi AZ Witnesses had so testified. Hc earnestly
prayed the hercy Of the court ia his bchalt"--
The Judge after iew Kind Suggestions 40 70 HE
future conduct, which caused John 10 weep still
mofe hcely, sentenced him 70 hard labor in tbe
Pehitcutiary forthc torn Of one year. Whcfcup.
On John bid the court good night" aud was re-
manded to Jail
s,runpAr-rhe court WIS occupied In hear.
ing several onimpor,ant cases. This day cnds
the third waek Of The term. which term win close
about the middle Of December. The court dis
missed the jury to-day, aud a now oao has been
summohed to be present on Monday morning
The members Of the Bar lDot a \ ro ia6guod
however, at the prospect Of "big fees" and wide
spread fame they thank providence and take
courage Juntg SENr has thus for succeeded
admirably Ia The discharge of tho onorous duties
Of his olics, calming increased favor with the bar
aud great credit SO himself Ills faculty Of
crowding business, has been tho means Of clear
ing the Docket Of a large amount Of business.--
Owing 70 some cases being on tho Docket Ia
which the Judge Is Interested, ho will cxchange
places with Judge Whitley, ofFindlay, mex, week
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19

taB-Fresh Fish, right out Of the bottom Of
Lake Erie. are sold on the Street every day by
Samuel Uts
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SPECIAL MOTTO Es:
Rates of Advertising.

Agreed upon by the proprietor, Of the THIN Tribune
Seneca Advertiser May 10Th, 1888, to bs sley enforced
In all easeu.
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HAVE YoUHEARD THE NEWS

Thht u. sCliik-
Il HksSismAnu.
featuring and deal
Ing In Havana and
domestic CignrL.-
Also snuff, Sno.
King and Chewing
Tobacco. Opposite
shawlian'g Block, on
Market 81, Tiiln,
Ohio. Z will sell
foroaSlilhnn
eVet before offered
in this vicinity.
Here you will hhd
the gfratest variety
Of Cigafs, r0hheco,
&c. ever exhibited
in this city,nnd AZ
10 be disp1sed ~ on
therfinclple oiquirk
salot and sa1ll prif
itsj the best being
{ und on handnt an
times 1 am deter.
mined 70 sell at pfi.
est that cannot ihll
70 BE- sniisfaotofy.-
And " my riork
don't give sailsiacs
tion whenpuFehased
return if.and Twill
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19

ANsv MioAzINr .--oakunitl 4 Co, tho hntgishers Of
Putnam and Emeronl Monthly, viii commence on the
Crit day Of December the publication ofa new Magazine
to be called the "Groat Republic" Monthly Irthc publish
srs cary out the plans fpoposed and we have h that
they will the "Grea Republic" will be awork well worthy
oiironage It's to be pFofu,ely illustrated by ts bed
artists OF the country while in tho list Of contributors we
find The names Of Geo, D. Prsntiss Fz.GScenc Haltck
Geo. r. tioiFiss, VIM Gilmore simms Park Brniam,n,
Albeure, !. T. lleudiey John G. SAKE Phebs and Ae,
Carey, oui host Of other known in American La
era'ufe The puhhcrl gre fencry taste and tact
pad win, beyond doubt make the "Great Republic syaina.
hle periodical will beCutnthedt to mn ,ucb,sribers At
81 per unnuu clubs Of fts At 50 each Addrsss OaksnIh
q Co., iis Winiam.st., New York.
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On the l4th inst, by the Rev, Il. Good, at his
residence Mr.. j. b. WAGNER Of Seneca Co., to
Miss NANCY ]. Gi11MoRE Of SanduslSy Co.
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esB-soo tlc card Of DR.. Gibson, He has sold
out his Drug Store and resumed his practice Of
Medicine.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19

PErEHsoSS MAaAzrSE. .--Thi' popular LaiJ's Masuzine
will be greatly improved for 1850. II will eculain nearly
1000 psges from e5 to 10 steel ates and about 500 wood
cngravings. Mr. Ann s. Stephens author Of Fashion and
Famine" aud Charles j. Peterson, author of Kate Ayes.
io'd ure It's Eaitor'' and write exeusyey Tor H. Each
will give now noyelet next yeari and they will be assist.
cd BY all the tat female writefs. 'Peterions Masuznep
u Indispensable to every lady. Its Fashons ate always
ihe latest and pretiesi ' steel engrayings magpi6ceht
it, patterns for the work-,abls Il. household rceip,s &C.
almost countless Tic price is but s9A year OF dollar
less than magazines ofit class IN s rE NAaAziSE ron
rhF TAEs TO Clubs it is cheaper still viz; ihtse copies
for s5 OF eight for s0i with splendid pfsmum to the
person gsingu Club Specimens sent gratis Address
Charles rbleuon, s07 Chesnu street, Philadglphis
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19
DR, MANNys
AGUE BALSAMt
Unrivalled In tito History ofMedicihe

This NsNsn, has hai b5sd 90 eitsettsy idd shd No,
with suh ehusaed succois hr ~ past i've teafi ami
lrunrhthnah and harHneta 90 mary families thfiufhdhi
thc Welifl Cnuury, ia ihc tutn ofyea OF sufv ah
pefmoni, y The rfupucluffofius Nosntnrtt ConrnUgn
and ate h7rpv q sate 20 ths Fot she object tourhi
tof has been eiued, which e iuhnd W tc nrd f,at
dohces IN hyor Of ihe remedy This nslsan is only ~
commended nue clatt of diseases. Was tusc priura
by malaha, and cncr dirocY into the cirooiaoa, and
thereby couutcfacts hc rIson of mtlafa n ut ivteu,
.nd 81 onig 10 p'uirulutIy rccommendod. Nbs fof D
icw evidauceg
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e5-ohio State and Union Law oollege.-Ths In.
stution has been removed TO Cleveland Ohio Degrees
are legally conferred, and Students graduating may
admittedto practice. For Circulars address, Cleveland
deaiIr NJ. king Secretar,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19

tB-We az indebted to b. Schinncss, Tobac
coniat, for bunch Of his splendid cigars.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
One Full Scholarship In the Ohio State and Union Law
College, Cleveland, Ohio.
One Full Scholarship the Eclectic College Of Medicine
Cincinnati, Ohio.
All Of the above will be sod cheap Tor Cash.
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ssB-Al Advertisements MUST Lc handed in by
Wednesday Of each week, to secure their appear
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19

ennl me money desire that thone wi shna 20 nurchaae
should call and examine my stock before buying soyhore
! na my stock w -'N 'A''"'
~ Rsas@bsf The place, Market street, opposite shaw
hans Block, Tilin, Ohio.
V9ps RpUlISsuaS.
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unnnttN, o., June lat, 1852
Me'sps SIX Man 4 Co.--Oenisi iiavips hal on o..
tioa 10 u'e 'ome ~ youf Afuo haior n my FAMILY end
the nn' prompt and eriet rgmr % sfent ff the rrf.
tain crfe ot Nguo evetused and ~ strengthening tonic
hnk % hai no equal Nout ubetient eeusut
sAML Hi.NnRY.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-19

oLSsY, ~, Sent. 60. tssg.
MussRs =. X. Msss Cc,,-flonts Nsrr rus n,l.sn,
ihc vuN remedy that seems 10 risttbe wants 81 he eo
na nl Ws lnca. We have upnn heivet an tho i,o.
pr Manns nalssu selt in preference 81 an othet, ifan
'he simpc tac craHf. u j. ioiine 90 excel u othe,
fcmcatot ever ohyted TrrV Nadrr
CIV. ii.NNNtE
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uR MlSv, X 80. a,non. Ohio-cess.i yor, Am.
"osam q wv peup'c oWs tsmtds, iH tht p,ri % a.
onuity iof he eyre ofhe apd fcy,f Weha,u eet
t kngwn Uto hu tg ey eaw when pfopttly o,ed. n g.
ooted up"n aia perfect anil oie 90 mA srnns di,ostrt
NUry tfnly Nunri, Rf.Hu 4 pIrrffDuv
CAIRO, H., May f5h, 1888.
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Common Pleas Court.--Oct. Term.
EEroRrrD rxoIrsyElr roa Tlu raIuryI.

WEDNESDAY MoRNNo-Court met porsuaut L
adjournment. In the case Of David Arnold vs.
David 0lmsted a John Olmsted, as mentioned
in my last, the jury agreed to disaerce."
John ClaegtH vs., Geo W. Lutk, civil suit a
to boundary lines A second trial grOnted.
Homer Thayer VS.. Sarah B. Thaycr. Petition
for Divorce. Divorce granted to PlaiutiG
A number Of unimportant cases was disposed
Of during the day, when the court adjourned un
III lomorrow morning.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-11

A correspondent of the Richmond
D'potch--a remarkably good paper for
its size, by the way--tclls the following
IN letter from one of the Springs:
An amusing incident occurred on the
ears of the Virginia and Tennessee road,
which must be preserved in print. 1t is
too good TO be lost AS the train enter
ed the Big Tunnel, near this place, in
accordance with the usua. custom lamo
was lit. A servant girl, accompanying
her mistress, had sunk into profound
siun,ber, but just as the lamp was LID she
a~oke, and half asleep, ima. .iued herself
in the iufernal regions. Frantic with
fright, she implored her Maker to have
mercy upon her, remarking at the same
time, 1.-The devil has got me at last. -
Her mistress, sitting on the seat in front
Of the terrified negro, was deeply morti-
fed, and called upon her-''Mollie' dom
MAKE such noise; ii il |, be not afraid" "
Tie poor A,t,caA ..naacdt4-s- !, uAo,ai.uvl.
"0h iEissus, DAT you; jast what spec
ted; always thought il cher got to de
bad place, | would see You dar." These
remarks were uttered with such yche-
mence, that not word Wis lost, and the
whole coach became eonsulscd with
laughter. z##
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The Effk.iA 0f Hnhaeca.

The Dublin Medical Press asserts that
the pupils Of the Polytechnic School in
Paris have recently furnished some curl
Gus statistics bearing ON tobacco. Divi-
ding the young men Of that College in
two groups--thc smokers and non-smo-
kers; it shows that smokers have proved
themselves, in the various competitive
examinations, far Inferior to the others.
No, only in the examinations on entering
the school are the smokers in the lower
rank, but 10 the various ordeals that
they have to pass through in a year, the
average rank Of the smokers had constant
" fallen off, aud not incon,lderably,
while the man who did not smoke enjoy
ed cerebral atmosphere of the clcarest
Kind
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-11

The case of Judge Ebcpczcr Lane
against the Western Baptist Educational
Society is again cn trial before the Su-
perior Court in Cincinnati, The suit il
for $50 900 for legal services in prosccu-
ting a claim against the Western Baptist
Theolc gical Institute, aud by which
services some $500, 600 worth Of proper
ty is claimed to have been recovered from
the Southern Trustees of the above
named theological institute to the control
of the defendants, The defendants de-
ny that they ever recovered this property,
or that the services were rendered as
claimed. Thomas Ewing and Thomas
Corwin counsel for plaintiff, George Il.
Saae for the defendants
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Il There no God Therei

We notice that an effort Is being
made in Dubuque, to exclude the bible
from the Schools, and to prohibit
opening them BY prayers. The names
OF the committee representing these views
and who have already addressed the
Board Of School Directors are Ben NJ.
Samuels late Dem candidate for Cover
nor, Charlas Corkery late Post Master
Warner Lewis and Geo. W. Jones I. 5.
Senator from this State.
Democrats, What God do you serve
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u~ For the Advertiser.
REMEMBER THE Poun
BY KITTY cAkRot,

sr KITTY CARROLL
sc who robed in rich ot,ire
's"' s't BY your pleas.n, hearth
c,., your cheerful blazing fire
~. .ic'es the song, the joyous mirth
in'hk of the wretcbed homas
,,s "aefs want knocks at their humble doo,
n'S' sitting by your own firelubt.
"e'ne'nner then, the suffering poor
ana yeyet have never known "
=, "e want Of any earthly good;
."nine he'er hath made you moan
''f heard your ohsprings CIV for food
ie R'ow not what fate holds s,r ,or
90 when chin winds sweep Ger the moo,
"e TO your human nature trar.
'"e"'er then the suffering poor.
Think Of the comforts We er,ex
W.T. y, Tue nigh hopes, that throb your breast
"'th saasht to trouble or annoy:
Naught to moltst your peaceful rest
,nehloer then, each shiveriag cue
i1a' gather round their scan,y meala
moving too wen shen thae il gone.
That they must either s,arve or steal
v. DO not turn with haugaty pride E
FROM scenes of crime and wrethelness
LAST all your pride, and scorn aside.
And many hearts ye yet may bless.
"hat II they err: il misery
hs'n LETT 'ts staining mprcss there,
ekhow not TO what crimes that We
May yet be driven by des!a air.
The poor you always have with YOU"
Aud ontacup Of wner given
With charity sincere and true.
Is laying treasures up in Heaven.
All, how cans't then In luxury
TO pleading mercy close the door:
Forgetting want and penury
forgettul Of the suffering poor,
Mascatine, Nov. "a, 1858.
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square Insertion,
Each subsequent Insertion ner., $i,o0
square , months, 90
l do do 400
l do year, 100
Z do I ,nont.. 1000
= do do o,oo
Z do raar 500
1 Column | ,.,r 1900
Half Column ! - 1900
Quarter colamn year, ,,oo oo
~ Ten lines or less Of Miniou. max.
Law, Professional, and other cards. a, a..
ional line, 81. ." audi
nait yearly and yearly advertis, msu,.toh.
aid Tor quarterly in advance. ~ oe
All advertisements published u,tiI ord.,.,
t,and charged accordingly. 01e'ea
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Oh, my

TN, my
asambo, you black tief, why you be.
tray dat secret tole you, the other day,
~ betray de secret! | seorns de
,,t;on / foun | couldn't keep um,
81 | toIe um to somebody dat could .
writc- from the Tip Top House,
II, Washington, who with others reach
i - ,,,.rs Il ! rain storm, says that after
l;nner ,hey sat around charcoal hrc
.,d counted noses. and found tha' I'll.
marty consisted of five RAJ" "eors' anu
twelve rain bedur.
There ;s a man down East who iabors
,nder the dclusion that " Hon, placed
80 80 . mans name stands for honest.
p,yry--Chasing the Almighty doi
;, ;, =. davs in the week, and morallz-
ing on the seventh
Prentice says Of an editor who sa'd nc
~. . r,t3 that if he did, and the
"a, smel. him, the poor rat had tue "''''
Of it. =,
A Young gentleman connected =. .,..nn with
of ,be first families Of Albany
has been arrested on charge o. o. Dc Dc
;ng related to a certain servant sf' -
by. !.
!. I,;sh draroon, on hearing fhat h's
~;doved mother had been marr'ea ''o'e
= l.u,o az xclaImed.
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The ladies of Schenectady are quite
sentimental, and quote poetry. Hear one
of them say "good evening to he'
friend:
Good evening"
.'lcaaant dreams, sweet iepose,
Half ,he bcd--all the elothes"
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II. @. PIATT
~"- -
JAMES w. BAGIEY.

irorney at Lac and Solicitor in
Chaacery.
TIPTON IOWA
ice Al his residence the corner Of Locust and
hi 4 Streets, above the Park House. W a3f
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JOHN HUBER.

4 rrOESEY AND COCNsELLok Al
n LAW Vince al his residence near Upton
G., ar Goun.y, Iowa.
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THOMAS HANNA.

q TToaNEY AT LAW. aud General Land
u Agent, Wilton. Nsscaiins Co., Iowa VIII
g. "a 10 an lasiness eHtrussed to him In Mus
. tGe. Cedsr 81 adjoining Counties IN iowa. u
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03
NUMBERS. 8.
DOW ,I,,dUu and Up. ..

"a
In the year Is4s. q young man, who
was rich. and engaged ID 4 lucrative bus.
mess in Cincinnati. b+came" enamored Of
a beautiful and amiable girl--ths daueh.
ter BY the way. Of wealthy parents-snd,
after a brief courtship, married her. He
loved her dearly. 2 She loved him dearlv.
A fortune Of happiness seemed ID store
tor them; butsvil days came. and after 4
brief but violent struggle with fortune The
the young man became bankrupt. Hs
WAS left without dollar; but not without
hope. The gold mines Of California
were open to the adventurous and indus.
'rlous. He would leave his beautiful wifi.
and seek its glittering shores, where, no
would remain until his fallen fortuues
were revived. The resolution once taken
was soon executed. lie came to Cslifor.
nla-but the cloud still hun. over him.
Hs was active and persevering; st,wlils
o'hers around him are gathering the gol.
den harvest in abundance, Ills every pro.
ject failed. Fer eight years he continued
hus. tie became sick, weary and dis.
heartenrd. but pride would not allow him
to send for assistance. lie was a, las, rs.
duccd to sell newspapers for living.
= few weeks ago he was at Folsom St.
upon the ariiv'l Of the mail steamer and
among the passengers who came ashore.
he caught a glimpse Of a richly dressed
LADY whom he thouyhthe knew aHe fols
lowed hertz hotel. got iair view. and.
recognised bsr az his wife whom he had
not seen for eigh. years. Hs was peor.'
y dressed, but bis affections conquered
his pr'de. and he Immediately made him.
sell known to her. The recognition was
followed by a beautifulrt xh hibi.ion Of una.
oaled and unfaultering love. The lsdy's
parents had died, leaving her an h.irsas
Of great wealth. Size had not heard of
her husband for eight years. and, fearing
Tor hi, safety. she resolved TO visit thi.
State and make enquiry f,r herself. The
lady closed her conversation with her hus.
band by puling her arms around bis neck.
and saying Nov, dear George. we can
50 home and be happy as we used to be-. |"
They did 90 home on The steamer
which left here las. Monday. ..-st, :,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-03
Curns Cnred.

We stated in another number that the
simplest. safest. and most available and
consequently the best cure for corns on
the toes consisted in three operations:
+. .Soak the feet in hot water for 6 fteeu
minutes 'nauHtccs's night and morning for a week.
g After the soaking, rub little sweet
oil on the corn. or any other mild form,
OF grease, with the fingers for about Eve
mirutes.s iFiaF
1'o. Cut = hole in one, two, or three
businesses Of soft buckshin, and bind il
on the toe, SO that the hole in the buck.
skin shall receive The corn. roe { SOD
iarhe object Of the water and oil is to.
soften the corn and parts adjoining; the
object u the buckskin is to protect The
corn from pressure. stlnq ssosii .ae4!1'c
In a very short time the corn will Be.
come painless. and will subse quently fall
out itself. as it is growth, and is pushed
upwasd and outward by the more natural
growth beneath. aae az ; C5. g'op y