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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-20

NfllNi ~ lffltlhNt ll UfNAllls ~ ftfs "A lloQs
cough and ast h shs lay ln bed not expected q I've.
and God Liver on lier physician could do nothing
moi moi lon hss ss s sven @ ecu Iss fe' % HS9Ee
was able 10 do her work again. have also given II 70
eodi is effects have been such that have concluded
u i The best medicine now IN uss. My grandson VAS
tors could do noi6nn One bote cf your syfup has
also cured him 1aokSmlth Y this place was alloted
Of the syrup benefited him so much that he IS at work
again 1haye doubt another bottle win perfect the
cure would recommend those who are Similarly ar
no1ed e lose n9 time ~ giving this msdgine ha tFla
Life Of a Member Of he Indians Legislature
SsSs a.. a. f;5ss CO. q g9ns bssds
Your Dough and Consumption syrup, especialy, % has
alive from Noble county, was confined 10 bis bed With
consumption. Ills physiclan aud friends 5eeysd het
ne lnstrpmentallly o. is syrup he , sssg restored
Esq Of that vicinity Was ninoted with Lung Fever
gheh eis him with dangerous cough ieat hanisd hs
soon restored tohls accustomed health. ri
Remarkable Case Of Hereditary Consumption,
--rlds cerunes that my wife vas aieted Qbogt eiGt
qea 81 o6d. ana Rad an almost ssahl coa
We had no expectation OF her recovery as her lalheF
hsr disease was evidently similar to theirs Amer She
had been eSnhned % hsr bed ss9nt Su5 se
ssa Sons99@nen sn9 sgsgP t sssS & se ss
enjoyed with little interruption now nearly six years
u also soon relieved ul deeply Yseated. dangerous
cough and splitting Of blood JACOB PULSE.
tnRr SAMOA, o. "a .
Cough and Pain in the Side Of Five Years.
standing OaEed-l was afflicted with a % s9agh and and
years was scarcely able to eat sufficient 70 sustain Ne
empoyed four OF 1--WE physicians who were unable 20
give me any RELIEF. My disease considered thoufa'
Bile. fortunately took Sc Johus Cough end yoq.ump'
ton syrup, which has restored NE 70 perlt healti
After taking the medicine week, ennNe ~ eAeel'
lent appetite JOhh ~. hAhVHHh' Ailhh y.
Infant Curod-yVhen my child was a few weeks old.
Il took severe cold which settled upon It's lungs, The
mean time TIE hopping cough; We gavei u great "a.
eiy Of medicines one ol which, were o. ang eppetsn'
rnendaon of several of my friends, 70 Try 81 John
Cough aud Consumption syrup which very sqon eieete
q curc J.fLAuGllER. PORT hah o.
sold by All Medicine Dealers who WI t5ni'h M,
blig. o., 6snsFal Ageals ioT iha WpstsIa aiates.
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EMPLOYMENT.

q R0 A MONTH, and all expenses paid. An agent
ROO Il wanted In every town and county in the
United States, 20 engage IN respectable aud oasv
husinssss By which the above profit. may be certainly
realised. foi further pariculars, address Dr. len,
Ikf WARNER eoineF OF fhFooms and Mercer Streets,
ian2l .Gm
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Important to Females.
DIR. M. g. PARKER,S

PERIonIcAL PILLS, or FEMALE REGULATOR.
1NHE combination Of ingredients In these Pills, ara
tue result OF eiShteen year' constant application
70 the study Of all diseases incidentto Females These
Pills will remove an ohstructions, whether from cold ol
otherwise Coueoiingal irregular suppro ssed or main.
o meuitruationi curing caused BY
menssluaton such A. Papithtion OF the Hear, Head
ache Lowness Of Spirits, Mysteries Pain In the Side
Nervous Affection, Luoorhea, So, 30.
CAuTiON.--There are times when the Periodical
ftlls should not be taken That time 70 daring the early
months ofpregnanoy. Iftsken at such times they Nj
cause misesHiagei therefore, married ladies are eau.
toned against using them AZ such times.
fprkeT,s Pis are invaluable, as they viii bring on
the monthly periods with regularity Ladies' can place
the utmost confidence In these Pi doing all they are
represented TO do. Warranted purely vsgeishls, and
sent BY mail, BY enclosing 81. Direct, plain hand,
70 Dri, PARKER B BUTLER, Cleveland y. NTH the
Post oaoe address. FOR SALE BY
j. H. WOOSTER,
General Agent foT Seneca County oh.e.
Feblelm
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GRAFFENBERG
FANelAH MEDICINES,
HOME TESTIMONY.

HARTFORD, Trumbull Co., o., March 7ih, 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing In the Graf
snberg Medicines for the past year, and truly
that have never offered any medicines 10 the public
that have with the decided appreciation Of the peo.
PIE like thgso, particularly the Pills and Caibocon.-
They will readily perform all and more than promised
for thom have sold about fy bottles OF the Catho.
the past season, and hear the bes results In every
case,
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no Consumptivaa

The advertiser having been restored TO health In a
few weeks by very simple remedy, amer having suf.
Tered several years witha severe Lung Affection, and
that dread disease, Consnmpton,-is anxious to make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To
all who desire Il will send copy OF the prescription
used ee ofcharge), with directions, fot preparing and
using the same, which they will dnd sure Cure for
Consumption, Asthma Rronehiui, SC. The only OBJ
ieot OF the advertiser in sending the prescription s to
benefit tho afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer viii
try his remedy, a. i will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing, Parties wishingth prescription win
please address,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
ooll5lF WilliamlhnIg, Long Illhnh.
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FACULTY.

H.H. BRvANr, n. ID. sTRATros, J.. G. BRYANr,
j. n. CatKtSs, J. r. CaLEiSs, r. A. HAvrs, Insiruc
tors In thescience Of Accounts, and Leoure Busi
ness Customa
P. r. srEHcER 4 soNs, instructors in Business and
ornamental Penmanship, and Lecturers on Commercial
Cores spnndence.
Hon. HonAcr mann, Hon. Gro. w. CLiNroS Hon
ELInu nUnHtrr, Special Lecturer.
Hon. AMuELSrAnKwEA ArIER, HonACE ID, CLARE
ESQ.,, Hon. jEssE ?. BfsHoF, Lectureuon CONNER
cal Law.
Rev. FRHnzRtcK T BRowE, Pres. Asa MAHAN
Lecturers on political Economy.
Rev. JAMES ELLER, Rev. Df. AIKES, Lecturers Of
Commercial Ethics.
T.P. HASDY,J. d. MERniAN, Lecturers on Banking
Finance, etc.
n. g. MAHsHaLt, ~ G. Iuor. Ieo.urcts, on th,
General Principles nd Detaill Of Raifoading.
J. n. MRBRfAN, EHERsoN II. WHITE, Lecturer o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-20

A most valuable discovery for DEAFNESS, PAINS,
NOisEs, and DisCHA RGEs FROM THE EARS. -
Persons who have bees deaf for 5, 10, and feen
restored by this Oil II IT, without any douht the most
effective remedy yet discovered for Deafness m
other complaints incident 20 The Ear. II has been IN
or about ten years. and gratifying has been ths
result In IT, use that u Is being introduced into
iarts tho country. No person afflicted with Deafness
should fail at once use Il. Puce per bottle eisO.
Sole Agent for Seneca Go.
j. f. MARQUARDT.
mhiiiy Druggist, Timn o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-20
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL The PURPOSES OE A Family PHYsIC

are so composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand OF evado thom.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigOratc every portion Of the human or
ganism, correcting its diseased action, and re-
storing It's healthy vtalitics. As a consequence
OF these properties, the invalid who Is bowed
down with pain or physical debility Is astonlshed
to find his health or energy restored by remedy
nt once so simple and inviting
Not only do they euro the everyday COM
plants Of every body, but also many formida-
bic and dangerous diseases. The agent below
named Is pleased to furnish gratis my American
Almanac containing certificates of their cures
and directions for their use IN the following CONF
plants: COstironoSs, Heartburn, Hoddache arts
ing from disordered Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion,
Pain Ia and lforbid Indcii0n Of de BOccls, Fiat
ulcRcy, Loss Of Appctife, Jdmdice, and other
kindred complaints, arising from low state of
the body or obstruction of It's functions.
Do not be put of by unprinciplcd Dealers with
some other pill they make moro profit on. Ask
for AYERS PILLS, and take nothing else.
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WRITING DEPARTMENT..

This department IL under the immediate supervis.
ion Of 2. n. sPEvCER& Sous. Totho public ihisis a
sufficient guaranty that Il will be well conducted
While Mr. Sis conceded TO stand pre-eminently
high us m Author and Teacher, " niay In justice
be said Of his sons who are associated with him,
that they compare favoraby IN point Of artistic attain
ment with their accomplished master This is without
donht the most desirablepaco pursue fenmanship
a study In the ontire West.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-20

WTeu. Ua1G Alien N Manfheld Ohio are now man.
lfI ufactudua hc tboye mHchinesi iaidmaonine have
had three yeaf experience and have proved themselves
supeftof 10 any other machiu0 manufactured IN the
United States No other machine Of ~ ago pro.
cured ~ many nntcrnr testimonialfio iof as many
lnursli ~ he ohio Mover Reaper. They easier
have not ono particle of side drauFht made strong
", and will DO more work with The rame power than
nng other kiad Our machine hes two dfvinT wheels,
Instead OF one, vofy prominent feature. They have
taken he premiums NJ altho stots County Fari whsrs
exhibited. They Will NOV nom 81 rt 10 nfleen acIri
with one span Of hofses nnd will resp much
Agent d. NJ. Mafsh is now engaged IN canvaaainF Sen
ech fandntty Couniiea With sample 0f 0uf maehlni
and will he happy 10 inke your orer'i which viii receive
prompt attention. Said machines have been much Inn
nfayed since last yeaf and hre made of the beet
iesisis, uaii 4 Alicn, Mansheid Ohio. mhi6-3m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-20
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE

win embrace the most approved and practical
forms Of keeping bookshy Double Entry In the vari-
the General Wholesale and Retsi Mercantile, ES.
change, Commission, Manufacturing, Railroad,
Banking, Printing Mining, shipping, Steamboat.
Business. All manuscripts from which the Student
copies written In bold, rapid business hand which
win great auxiliary in securing 70 him
LnannIInnl .Iula of ..niIInn-
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DR.. J. @. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS.

J.F. WOOSTER, Tihin, Ohio; G. NJ. CHUATAs
sERO, Republic; SURE Eokaein 4 Co., Wholess 10
Agents, Cincinnat and bY all druggists and dealers in
medicines.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-20
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ton, and for the relief Of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
Disease. ..r
So wide is the field Of It's usefulness, aud so
numerous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section of country nbOunds IN persons
publicly known, who havo been restored ffOm
alarming and even desperate diseases Of tho
lungs by its use When once tried, its superior
fly over every other medicine Of its kind Is too
apparent TO escape observation, and where its
virtues arc known, the public no longer hesitate
what antidotc TO employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs
that arc incident to our climate. While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community
have failed and been discarded, this has gained
friends by oycry trial, conferred benefits on the
afflicted they can never forget and produced
cures too numerous aud too remarkable TO DO
forgotten.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-20
HARVESTING MACHINE
he ever ,awi also that The combined machine win
Cut more Grain

and more arass per day with single team, than any
other Reaper and Mower known. h IL 20 strong and
we'll htllt that Il IL always In ORDER II Il easy work
fof your horses and easy work fnr your rakcr. WE
ontry with small models Cor oxhlhiton AZ they are
calculated 10 perform much better your tables than
arc settling up machines, ready for the hcld NJ the nl.
lowing plaoesi--Tinn, Foitofia, nollevuo, Republic
The fosldcnoe oftho ,ublcIhor, miles louhea
rf nNuublins n nuAt taa al
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-05-20
"A Frame House 60 Rent,
In the Business part of the CITY.

- VIZ -~"'At-NN' 'esAe "a bAN wy
Directly opposite Geo. w, Blacks grocery, with rooms
ipthe lEi o. lrunr story, and IN the second Good
cellar uudef pan Of the building with ssiem and we'll
o ihe premse,. Apply 70 d.. JaNes FisiiER, o. r..
~ BoFEn.
Tins, April i5lh, ie50--H
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THE LADIES DEPARTMENT
r. entirely seperao from the genemen, and Is fitted
up IN a neat and convenient manner.
TIME OF COMMENCING.

Is entirely seperate from the gentemen and Is fitted
up In a neat and convenient manner,
TIME OF COMMENCING.
Asthcrc are no terms, aud vacations students may
enter any time aud prosecute their stndies without
reference 70 classes by this arrangement every
enti' permiuodto progossas rapidly as his enterprise
will admit.
DAILY LECTURES
Winbe delivered on the Science Of Accounts, Com.
mercial Law, Political Economy Commercial Calcula-
tions, Banking Mercantile Customs, Commercial Eth
les, Business Correspondence, Mining, Commercial
Geography, etc.
AsonoLARsntr issued from the Cleveland College,
will good 10 Chiaogo, Budlo, and Albany, and vice
versa.
TERMS.
Forfulloourfe-time misunderstanding all de.
partments Of Book Keeping, Lectures and
Spenceian PenmHnship, $40 90
For same course In Ladies' Department, 2j 20
Pesoustaking Penmanship alone, will receive one
months instruction for 90
Unlimited course OF Penmnnship, 10 90
Through the extensive business acquaintance ofhe Prir
epas, many Of the Students graduating, are placed
In lucrative situations.
t,S- For further information, please callat College
Room or send for catalogue.
Address
BRYANT & sTRATToN,
octl6-ly. Cleveland. Albany, Chicago, or Bufao
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OALL AND EXAMINE

the machines before purchasing will be to their IN.
terc,tio do so. viii visit a parts Of the county, to
receive orders Tor these maohnos In time for tho com.
Ing harvest.
AprilisS0. JOHN swIGART.
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THE DESIGN

II Is the design Of the propHotou Of these Cole.
ros to perfect chain Of Business Schools from East
West affording tho most ample facilities for young
and young ladies TO qualify themselves forrespons
arc established on firm basis, and ore all In most
prosperous condition. Thoteachers In the various de
parmonts thoroughly accomplished practical busi.
ness men.
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just Received,

AT YERK'S EMPORIUM,
90 Empress Hot Air Cook Stoves. This stove l,cal
cNluted for Hotels and boarding houiosit hasO holes
on top, and double oven.
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JUST RECEIVED,

AA INN pAO'N G"A NNo"i
900 Cast Iron PafoT Stoves, all Of which are Of the
most chaste AMI modern styles, and latest Improved
Patterns; they are going OIL NJ very Tow prices.
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Read what somo ofonr Fnrmers Ian

ANN''' Ni'tfe 'NiAe Va HhA a "a NV y soy
We The under'Fned fameu Of Seneca county, o. D.,
witnessed the working Of the New York Combined
Reuprf and Mower, manufactured BY Warder. nrokaw
Child, OF Springfield, o., used BY John swiesH Of
rcipio, In the harvest Of saH and the perfect manner
w which itcu both gain and Fnss ofall kinds tt en-.
tire ffeedom from cloggug and itthoing easily turn.
ed Or faisedup topass any obstruction, and rcT
ot draught than any maohno We saw, we cheer.
fully foccommond 10 our brother armcrs, decidedly
the best combined machine now Ia use
JouN +, HEiLMAN u. MuNsEIL
DANEL SgiTz DAviD Roor
JAMES TURNER GroRaE SnAwMAN
JoHN KAiLLEY GEoRaE WEAvER
MARTIN V. GREEN TtoRNroN CuLvER
] C, y. RonINsoN JonH FREE.
hp ee.om
ATTENTION FARMEIISl
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Y THE GREATEST
IS. MEDICAL
~ DISCOVERY
y OF THE AGE.

MIR, KENNEDY Of RoSbury, has discovered in one
lNL Of our common pasture weedF remedy that
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
from the worst ScrOiula down to a Common
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-18
J. HOWARD WILLS, EdItor.
THE TOMB OF NAPOLEON.

The Tomb of Napoleon is one of the sights of Paris which a stranger never fails to visit It stands immediately under the lofty dome of the Church of the Hotel des Invalides, and is more magnificent than the Tomb of St. Peter in the Cathedral at Rome, the cost of it having been 9,000,000 francs, or about Sl 900, ,000 A bronze door gives access to the crypt; over it. on black marble slab is the request in the Emper- or's will that he be buried on the banks of the Seine. The following are the words
 "Je desire que mes cendres reposent sur les bords de la Seine, an millieu de ce peupel Fran case que iai tant aine
 Two colossal bronze caryatides at the entrance hold the globe, sceptre and imperial crown. A gloomy gallery running under the high altar which forms the tomb leads to the crypt, dimly lighted by funeral lamps of bronze, and adorned with bas relleis representing--l. The termina- ton of civil war; ? The Concordat; 8 The Re; form of the Administration; 1 The Council of State; ,. The Code G. The University; [ The Courts of Accounts; g. The Encouragement of Trade and Commerce; 9. Public Works; O. The Lrgon of Honor-all due to tine energry of the late Emperor. The pavement of the crypt Is decorated with crown of laurels in mosaic The balustrade surrounding the tomb is adorned with sculptured laurel wreaths, encirclng the names of the following victories: Rivoi Pyra- AhAuo1 nlhlNuEbs huolciliNI, utlut IIiGulduut Wagram and Muskowa Twelve colossal stat ues representing as many victories, stand against the pilasters facing the tomb, which consists of immense monohth of porphyry, weighing l35,- 900 pounds, and brought from Lake Omega, in Finland, at a cast of l40,000 francs It's ex- quisite polish was effected by steam engine, built for the purpose and the value of the stone may be estimated. wheu it is stated that por- phyry IS now considered of the same value in weight as pure gold. It covers the sarcopha. gus, which is also of single block F feet long and in breadth, resting upon two plnrhs, which stand on block of green granite, bro { from the Vosages The total height is l3l feet In the upper portion of the crypt is a recess containing the sword the Emperor wore at Aus terlitz, the insignia he used to wear on State occasions, the crown af gold voted by the town of Cherbourg and the colors taken in different battles. At the farthest end of the recess is the statue of the Emperor in his imperial robes The marble employed in tes monument alone has cost 2,OOO,OOO francs
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-18

WATERLoo.-The great French writer, Mich. eletI embodied the universal feeling of France, in one line, when he wrote the emphatic words, at once a history and prophecy, :" France has no Past, but Waterloo" In lSl0, when Louis Napoleon was brought to trial, before the Cham Der of Peers, in Paris for his invasion of France at Boulogne, (the affair of the tanned eagle which would not shght on the Napoleon col umn,) he defended himself very impressivey and sdid " I represent before you a principle, a cause, defeat; the principle is the sover. eighty of the people; the cause, that of the Empire the defeat, that of Waterloo. The principle you have recognized, the cause you have served, the defeat you wish to ayenge. - No there is no difference between Tou and me, and l will not believe that l Am destined to sui. fer the penalty of the treason of others Rep resentlng political cause, l cannot accept as judge of my wishes and of my acts political jurisdiction. Your formalities deceive no one. In the struggle which is commenced there is only yanquisher and vanquished If you are the men of the vanqpisher, do no; expect justice from you, and Ido not want your gen srC~ity."
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-18

A GREAT MAN.-George Lippard, in his work called the Nazarne, thus speaks of Gen. Jack son: He was manl We'll remember the day waited upon him. He sat there iu his arm chair-I can see him now We told him ofthe public distress--the manufacturers ru- ined-the eagles shrouded in crqpe, which were carried at the head of 20 900 men into Indepen- denee Square. He heard us all We begged him to leave the deposits where they were, to uphold the great Bank at Philadelphia Still he did not say word At last one of our mem bers, moro fiery than inc rest, intimaiei thai if the Bank was crushed, a rebellion might follow. TheR she old man gose--I can see him yet
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-18

A young lady up town was cured of paipita- ton of the heart the other evening, by young M. D., in the simplest aad most natural way i'm. sgiHabie. IIe merely held oHe of her hands in his, put his arm round her waist, and whispered something in her car.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-18

The next Electoral College, chosen in Noyem- Der, 1860 to meet in Eebuary 1861, will-if Kan sas should be admitted at the approaching ses- sion of Congress-oonsist of BOG votes, 154 of which will be necessary for choice for Pres- dent The non slaveholding States will have ls6 electors, and the slaveholding States l20
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-18

A London publisher adyertises exact ho.sim flies of Seven Curious Old Newspaper" pub lshed between the years l646 and l6ig. an. nounoing the execution of Charles the First; death and funeral of Oliver Cromwell, the great fire of London. ,.with interesting notices of Nell Gwynne, Dryden, Bunynn, the intrgues of the court of Charles tie Second, with extraordinary occurrences m various countries, with droll and interesting advertisements
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-18

WAs Moscow BURNED No story has been more generally told aor more fully credited than that relating to the destruction of the great c. .ty of Moscow in 1872 by fire Yet, Moscow was not burned. Around the city is an almos't con. tinuous line of woodpile-yarious species, of pine and other woods By the side of this, and also reaching around the city, is an almost continu. ous line of graneries. Here are the food and the fuel of the inhabitants, provided in advance, for the long and dreary winters oi the north. After the battle of Borodino, the retiring Russians set fire to the graneries and the wood pile, and to many portions of the city. The pitch burned with resistless fury, destroying everything in it's neighborhood, and rendering egress from the place almost impossible The glorious old churches and palaces of the ancient city of the north escaped in the main the devour- ing element The traveller who looks upon the mighty structures, the architecture of which is of the most varied character, betraying the la. bor upon the same building, in many cases, of heather, Mahomedan and Christian denomina- tions, will go away convinced that he has been maryelously ieluded by the stories of the des- truction of Moscow He will naturally enquire how those trees, which required centuries to grow, became interloeked with those huge piles of building which he has been taught to believe have all sprung into existence since 1872.