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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-30

A Trip seuth.--We CHE iuuior) availed
ourselves of a few leisure bouru, during The
week past, to pay a visit 10 the Southern bor-
der Of Ne State, IN order to stake Christina
on large scale. Al Dayton We called UPON
our worthy so.empOrary Of the JoUnNAI,
whom We found. oa usual ready to take in
y, friends aud do for them. Our Republican
nieho' { Montgomery seem to Be Of good
eheer' ana e-oScsa much oon6denoo in ahol
'ueeesa Of The eauss < white labor and labor
srs, the "mud ellis q soci.,.s F,on, D.v,or
We preceded on to the Queen lCs,, -. =.
met with ''warm reception (icr ~ ,,r.
ALMosr forced to eat oysters) by several mem
bsrs Of the corpse rcpCrtorial. The Aforesaid
oysters were accompanied with all the rrcKr.
RAs, and every one present did justice to The
luxurics set before him. several entertained
fears, at times, Of "oyerdoing the mark" but
then they remembered Il was Christmas and
as soon discarded them.
On our way down we had the pleasure Of
taking by the hand our old friend, VIM. H.
Martin, conductor Of The c. H. 4 d. r. r.
Mr. NJ. represents tho read in horishing
condition, and, from our own private kuowl-
edge Of the management, we feel 3 safety in
endorsing all he said.
But We have neither time nor space to par
ticularizo, suffice to say we bad glorious
time" generally.
sheidley's Invalid Bedstoad.-Mr, II.
o. Sheidley Of Republic has recently obtain
cd patent for an Improved Invalid Bedstead,
a likeness and description Of which will be
found elsewhere. II Is an ingenious piece Of
mechanism and is so arranged that the iuval
id oan, at pleasure, accommodate it to any pc.
sition desired, either sitting, recumbcut or
horizontal, as suits his convenience or bodily
comfort In case Of physical prostration,
disease or any bodily infrmity, It is better
than any nurse and prevents great deal Of
suffering. We recommend il 10 all who are,
in any way, afflicted.
Its merits are attestod by all the best ply
sicians Of this county, who have seen II.
Mr.. sheidloy iS dcsirJus of disposing Of
territory on reasonable terms and also Of en-.
ploying agents in selling the same.
The Fireman's Fair opened at Loessor's
Hail. on Friday evening last, and has boon in
full blast every evening since Sunday except
ed II has been remarkably well attended,
thus far, and promises even better than last
year, the total receipts being some 5000 a
night The Hall is splsndidly decorated by
numerous engravings and fostoons Of ever
green, tSstsfOlly arranged, Music too, by
the American Brass Band and German "Bu .
der Bund, !" has lent It's charms 10 the occa.
sion. Several gin enterprises have taken
place and the "lucky ones" have borne ofIths
prizes in triumph. The Fair will last until
after New Years. Great attractions are offc
ed for Friday and Saturday nights.
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Sad Accident-BOY DrOwned.-on
Monday evening, Jac. Watmiller, lad aged
about IA, son Off German saloon keeper Of
this place, while skating on the river, just be-
low the railroad Lridge, slipped into nn air
hole aud disappeared under the ice. His
comrades gave the alarm and search was made
for his body, but without avail. On Tuesday
and Wednesday large number OF our citizens
were engaged in cutting the ice and searching
the river, but at this writing, the body has
not been recovered.
p. S. The body was recovered to-day
Thursday noon.
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hook NOTICES.

The Old Stone MansiOn.-"Mr.C Charles
J. Peterson has written some very excellent
works, and as a romance writer, stands very
high in the community Of letters The old
Stone Mansion is story Of most profound
interest, il Is written carefully, and with an
eye 10 effect, Startling as some Of the scenes
are, blending a. it does, the school Of Radcliffe
with that Of Walter Scott, he never loses sight
Of Nature, or leaves his readers in beWilder-
ed state aa regards the distribution OF his
characters Indeed the work reflects the
highest credit on his talents as a writer, and
equally so 10 the literature Of our country
We most cordially endorse all thet has been
said in praise Of "The Old StoDa Mansion"
IL is issued complete in two volumes, paper
cover; Price 81; or, bound in one volume,
Cloth, for 81 25. Published and for sale by
T. b. Peterson q Bros Publishers and Book
sellers, No. 500 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
The Atlantic Monthly for January is at
hand. This number commences the fifth vol
ume Of this popular periodical and affords an
excellent opportunity for new subscribers to
begin. A new romance by o. W Holmes. en-.
titled The Professors Story" commences
with this number. The articles are all Of the
highest literary merit and We take pleasure In
recommending the ATlAETio 20 our readers -
Price 50 year or 81 taken with the TRIBUNE
Address Tieknor q Fields, Boston.
BIHckwOOd for Dec, has been received
from the American publishers, Leonard Scot
&cO. HaR York IL Is the repository ol tn,
cream ol English literature and loses meme o.
is interest or vivaeity by age. Price 50 q
year-taken With any one Of the Reviews, S.
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The Trial Of Hon. VIM. III. Gibson,
on the charge Of smbeEzling the Seneca Co.
Bank Bonds, while Treasurer Of State, term
mated on Thursday last, in verdict Of
"GUmrY" This sad news came 70 our pee
pie, like a clap Of thunder from clear sky,
so unexpected was it. The deep. heartfelt
sympathy manifested for the accused and his
family, by our eitizens Of all parties, showed
the respect still entertained in this eommuni-
" for the unfortunate man Whatever may
have besn Mr.. Gibson's public iAnlts, he is
known here as a most estimAble citizen and a
man OF irreprOAehabls character in private
life. Hence the earnest sympathy manifested
in bis behalf, which has audible expression
from almost every mouth. The subsequen.
news. that he had been admitted 10 bail In
the sum Of $4,000, until the 06lh OF Jan, 4,
when the argument for a new trial would bs
heard made our people breathe easier and en-
tertain hspe ios his fnal aoquittal. On his
arrival home. on Saturday. he WAS met at the
depot BY large number Of sympashiEing
friends, whose feelings can better be imagin-
ed than described, He is now with his fami-
lily. lf..
Il must be borne IN mind that the trial, 90
which Mr. eibson has jusl been convicted,
had no connection with the alleged dsfalea-
ton. II was an indictment merely for appro-
priating, 10 the uses Of tie State in order 70
meet pressing Liabilities, Bonds held in trust
by him, as security FOR the circulation q
Banks. The State did not lose a cent by ths
operation, for these Bonds were all released
and returned The charge Of embezEling the
States money 10 a ueparato action TO be tried
hereafter aud which " Gibson win meet like
a maa.
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NEIGHBoRING COUNTY NEWS.

But three fourths of mile OF track remain
10 be laid on tho +. & l. r. r., TO complete it
to Findluy.
A friend, writing us from Findlny, who has
himself boon a sufferer, says the Scarlet Fever
is prevailing in that place, with great fatality,
and that no less than 100 children have been
Inferred in the Cemetery in the past twelve
months.
The late democratic Treasurer Of Putnam
Go. has. proved a defaulter TO the tune Of from
S5, 600 to $40 ,000 -..
A train ON the D. & NJ. Road, when cross.
ing the Ottawa river, near Lima, last week,
was thrown from the track and demolished.
Several persons were injured, one it is thought
fatally.
John Buskin Of Weod Co., while returning
home from Maumee, few days ago, in com
pAny with his son, was frozen 10 death. He
was intoxicated.
A young man named Wash Gammell has
been sentenced to the Penitentiary, from Wy.
andot Co., for three years, for horse.stoal
ing.
The editor ofthe Wyandot PIONEER has seer
the "Indian Captive" and pronouncos hin
the youngest looking, forty-two-y year-Old mar
he has ever seen. He says he speaks th'
English languageas as Auently as he does, As
tonishing amt it2
Two prisoners attempted TO burn out Of thu
Mansfield Jail, few nights ago, but the fir
got beyond thelr control and they had to rais
I the alarm.
The Gas works IN BueyruS are nearly conf
pleted and the JoURNAL thinks their citizen
will enjoy the luxury Of Gas by the first o
| May.
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hN TON N1fch -, 1913.
Ihdvo beer afflicted fot hiAny years with a
morbid state Of the LIVER with Constipation.
lndigCstlon, cold exiremiues, shooting pain
IN the side, etc. I vas about suhmittuF %
the usual mercuriai course oftrcatmcntWherc
by hoped 90 gain relief, but not a cure
could not lie upon either side when lbegan
with the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and aler
using Il for only one week, consider myself
cured TIL KENDALL, N. b.
Peruvian Syrup is solution Of Protoxide
Of Iron, new discovery IN medicine aud
sirikes at tie root OF disease by producing
healthy blood. the source Of all Vitality In the
human organism. For Saleby !. l.. 81. John
&Co, Tihih. dee3O.9w
all, who desire delicious vastcry. bread
any auI V1r, W. Nc won 4 say buy paper ef Hcr-
| CleN 2uon s.tlCld Medal Ssltratus, which
I from the purify On - manufacture excells any
he put oif with any othSfs" i,Syo ths coi5
Medal or none. Il is Car ahead t,..,,in g., ,,se
with Cream Tartar, Try Il. Gr5eessNo snJ M,
| Druggists se,l Il generally. Whitney =
Brother Of Sandusky aud Bishop 4 Co. O
/ Toledo Wholesale IT,
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Editors, when they come TO the Editorial
Convention. on the 18th of Jan. are expected
to haltoutside Incorporate limits and "erOss"
themselves three times, before entering the
city Of magnificent distances" All, who
cannot bring along a certificate of good moral
character, in the shape Of a "wife and baby"
or. il a bachelor, receipt from his washer
woman, will bs put under arrest We hope
Bro. SaKton will make note Of this for the
benefit of the fraternity. No reference to
allusions,"
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Thoughts for ReflectiOn.--As we take
uP the newspaper Of morning, and turning
our eyes 70 that portion Of L that records the
deaths, we read ono has died OF Erysipelas,
another Of Scroiuia, and q third from the ef
fects Of a Canker, aud these all 10 the prime
Of life, We cannot but think that ia many Of
these instances, their names would not have
appeared there before old age had called them
10 their rest, II their frionda had administer
cd proper remedies. In view Of this subject,
permit us 10 suggest that "Kennedy's Medic
a Discovery" has become justly celebrated
for the eures Of the above diseases, and al Of
a similar nature We, therefore, cordially re-
commend it 10 those whose blood is now low
ing corrupt through their veins.
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MpoRrANr no FEMALEs.
Dr. Cheeseman,s Pills,

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, NJ. D.
New York CITY.
The combination Of ingredients in the Pills the
Fesr Of oag pnd extensive practice. They mild
10 their opg ration, and certain in soHeeiinga eli iHsgu
lahtes, Painful Mensuuations, remoying on obsirus.
tons, Whether from cold o. othnwise headache, pals
the side, palptation the heart Whites all
Affections hystc cs, fatigue pain IN the back and limbs
eto ,,stpred sleep, Whish aFses from nlsHuptoa q
nature.
To Married Ladies.
Dr Chsetemsns Pills sro iavaiushle they will bnng
the monihly period with regularity. Ladies wha
have been disappointed In the use Of other Pills naH
place The ntnott confidence In DR.. Cheeiomanlt Pilk
doing all that tthey represent TO do.
Notice.
There IL condition Of the femble - ten in which
The Plls cannot be taken without producing peou,
LaTTssa such is the iuestab BILE tendency med.
iene 70 restore the sexual fanetions 70 nomn oond-
on that even the reproductive power Ofnaiure
resiai a. Warranted purely vegetable, and fles Ioa
anything iniuuouf, Explicit difecions which should
be read, aeeompany each boE. Price Ell Sehtbt 10 o.
on enclosing . 20 the General Agent
EV-sold By one drugglstin ever town u the Bnitg(
States. b. HUrCHiNGF,
General Agent forths United siates
las Chamhefs.sf., New Yofk,
To whnm III Wholesale o. frs should be dddfossa3.
Sold BY J. +. Wooster, Timn, o. ma2e.It
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The Cincinnati Gazette Is now about to
enter upon its 6sth year. 1t is one of the most
valuable papers in the United States and we
recommend it to all, next after their own
county paper See Prospectus.
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We are indebted TO Mr.. J h Klippart
Secretary, for a copy Of the Thirteenth Annu.
al Report Of the Oh!s State Board Of Agrieul.
ture to the General Assembly, containing val
liable information.
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HailI to the New v ear THE old year
1859 is now in the last throes Of approaching
dissolution and young 1860 approaches, with
joyous, youthful tread. We welcome the ad
vent Of the little stranger, with round "three
times three and "tiger." Peace to the de-
parting, hail to the incoming year The old
year bad its virtues aud its follies, its Joys
and its sorrows, "REouIEsoAr IN PAoE." We
will not disturb the last moments Of the do
parting sire, by ungratefuI reflections. Let
his faults DO buried with him and let his vir-
tues live in perennial beauty. The advent Of
young 1860 is looked for with interest May
it dawn upon us. like the "star Of Bethlehem, }
fraught with the auguriss Of "peace and gooI
will to men, May it mark shining circle
in the cycles Of advancing years. May hap,
Ply New Year and earth's richest blessings 5,
the portion Of all our readers.
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Thanks to Judge Carey for copies Of the
Daily Congressional Globe; also to DR.. Jas.
Williams, Of the Auditors Office, Columbus,
for an abstract Of the valuation Of real prop
ertv in Ohio,
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All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, kept con.
stantly on hand and for sale cheap at tho Tar
nUNE 0FneE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, SubpOenas,
Attachments, Vendis,
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, &C., sc.
uTJustices and Notares supplied on reas-
enable terms. m
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Penmanship-Mrs. NJ. Merrill is now
engaged in instructing class in Penmanship,
at the Shawhan House. Those dssirous Of
improving in this useful art should call on
her at once. Specimens may be seen at the
Shawhan House.
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Bad Omen.-LaSt Saturday as the clique,
preceded by the Band, started for the depot,
with that monstrouS piece of BLUE MUSLIN, to
be presented to the Germans Of Big Spring,
just as they had hoisted it alOft to be kissed
by the passing breezes, when the word "for.
ward, march" had been given and the Band
struck up lively air. SO mighty rag came
loose from the staff, fell 10 the ground and
TRAILKD IN THE DUST. This is regarded as q
baG omen and prognostic Of the entire defeat
Of the Democracy in this county, next fall
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Take a Paper, If you would keep posted
in regard to what is transpiripg in the world.
Take your county paper first and as many
more as you desire.
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Messrs. Kent Jarvis and Nelson
Franklin, Of the committee appointed by
the Governor to select place for the location
Of a new PenitentiOry, paid our city visit
last week and examined several sites They
expressed themselves pleased with Tifiu and
its surroundings
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A Lecture will be delivered at the Uni.
versalist Church in Republic, on Sunday
evening, Jan 1st.
Subject, PREDRsrINAroN.
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ehave ell the facilities Of the larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing,
in the highest style Of the Art, aud on very
reasonable terms. Give us a call.
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A Writ Of Error has been granted by
the Supreme Court Of Ohio, in the case Of the
State againat Ebcnczer Smith Of Green
Spriuzp.
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Read the new Advertisement, Mrs. Halls
Washing Fluid" "Farm for Rent" &c, &C.
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.WRN. W'E.V'NEOW,

DARN LANDS FORsALE 95 miles from Phads.
IL phia By Railroadin the State Of New Jersey. Soil
among the best for Agricultural purposes, being good
loan soil, ith cay bottom. The land Is large tract
dividodn small FARMS and hundreds from all parts Of
the country settling and building. The crops
produced are large aud can be aoen growing The eli
mate deli ghtfu and secure from rosts. Tetmi rom
els to $50 per acre payable within four yeara BY ia.
stainients. To visit tho place - Leave Vine Street
WhaFfat Philadelphiu at ~ A. NJ, by Railroad for
HammOuton or address r. J. ByTnst, by letter, Ham
nonton Post Ofice, Atlaniio County New jersey. See
full ADVERT tementih another column. ial t5'6m
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The Ohio Farmer comes TO us in new
dress and locking very much improved in
every way. Every farmer should have it
Terms:
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and one copy to the gotter up of a club of 10
subscribers OF more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
mont bypaying up all arearages
Specimen copies sent free.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


tE-That ttheTRIBUNE has the Iarg-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium FOR advertising, An Seneca
County. -Fs1
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TfOu Prices Current.

rCorreuted weekly by Sh liver, dealer in Dry Goods,
!rooories asps,inss, Rnnis and shoes. aud Ready.
Made Clothing And purchaser Of every description
of Grain aud Produce for Cash.
WHEAT--l ,l2ailS
CoHN--( (shelled) uCG Sc.
10 (Ear 43o.
Ryg--OOGaO.
nARLEY--OOa60.
OArs-37c,
PorAroEs--O.o5TO3
FLNxSWED--sOO,O@ltO
RurrrR--l4c.
LARp-lo3
TALLoW--t0c.
SMOKEn liAMs--10c,
do SIDES NNp SHOULDERS 10000,
ptCKLEn poRK--a @No.
CLovEV SESn-Si,tOGi,2O.
uEEsNFas=s-0n H95c,
FE.THERs--4O gO0c.
RAas--2c.
GREEN iiipEs-5c DGi5.
DRV do lOo.
E0as--llc. y dozen.
OREssEn llous-S4,75d $40
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This agreeable Tonic, designed
especially asa
Safe andreL5G6Le Le Medicine
for Family Use,

s offered to the Public as a supe-
or article, poffefIing all the Yir-
Dues aicribed to it as a Medicinal
Beverage, and deferVing of their
patronage in preference to the fus-
picious decodions emanating from
irefponhble fources, and fold un-
der various pretentious names.
The aa that our houle Established
in 1873 has attained a favorable
reputation for the genuine character
and purity of Its Liquors, will we
tTult be sufficient guarantee Of the
excellence of this article.
Put up in QUART BorrLEs, in
cafes Of one and two dozen each,
and fold throughout the world by
Druggilts, Grocers, &c.
Druggiits and Dealers
Supplied with
WINES AND BRANDIEs,
Direa from United States Bond%
rBd WAREHOUSES.
S~@hss 4. .,uaa a Co. ilfha. sps.lr
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T6tia avrtkIv Tribnue,
LEGAL and lIlscellancous.

NAMMAAA ANA4 NAAA'D A'DMNNHNNNWNIWn
sandusky, Daytoh 4 Cincinns~S n. n.
Passenger Truiua On t1ia road nov i,.xe
this Station as followsi
Going South. Going North.
Fra AZ li..TFS FIT ke, 100 4 y
clyde Station.
Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass Clyde station as fellows; Going East,
6;46 a. m, and $50 P. m. Going West, 1898
a. m, and 1888 p. n,
Forest stntiOm.
Trains on the Pit,sburg, Fl. Wayne and
Chicago Road pass Forest as folloWs; Going
East, 500 a, m !, and 1855 p. m Going West,
1926 a. Va, and 1921 p. N,
kF-Ropublio and Tifhn train arrives In rian nt H.
A. ~ Departs A. 44o, Pm.
tT-ilaokt leave THIN daily fof Republc and tf.
weekly for Fostofia and Upper sshdusdy
Friday Morning. Nee. 40. 1850.
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Ciulcinnnti Market.
Timi1n RctaiI Market.


tCousctcd weekly, by II. A. BUSKtRk 4 Bro,
and Retail dealers In Groceries aud pro.
luce Of allkinds, shr whan's BLOCK TifhnO.l
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DIR. BRU.VON7S
Concentrated Remedies
For Delicate Diseases.

VI O0iASdbo SVoo0s'
No. THE GREAT REyIvER--speediy eradi.
oatsi al the evil Effects OF Self Abuse such a. genera
debility les OF mentry, wasting awar Of The organs
0f ais edusttni ional dofauguucnta as mpotcncy md
weakness Of The seXuB organs, brought on lay he unfe
strained indu'fthee Of tho passions. Prico 81
NO,2,--THE CONCENTRATED hALM - WIN
cure 10 eight days any Of gonnHhora, is without
TASTE smell and tsqulfes no restriction Of diet
rfice one liar.
No. CENTRATE TEREB-Thp use Of
lh, remedy VIII cura elect iiiH short time, and can
thow uinoaes of cures beod nileF all Others have
iaiied this Is uso tasiele@ Hnd without smol lHce
One dollar,
No. I.-CONCENTRATED PuNIrER-is the on.
lv tame4 know that win poslFoly stfctifes Of
The ufelhn, ND matter how long stnndng neglegt2d
the case way hu. Price one dollar
No 5.-ANriM " ERCGRtAL PfLlS-AU persons
who have used this dreadful drug (mewur,l (Which
n ronld disesses,) should ese these Pills. which viii
entirely tho oit4ots hnh remove Il om The
system Prize one dollar
No. g .-ORtENrAL ePASTPlLLS--ls a ceriaia
cure for female HoEuiTities, " suppression Of the
msnsirnndon. pHov two dollars. ..........
No.7. - Tue CONCRNTRATED AMARiN-
Cures The whites falling Of the womb nerfohsnessr
painful mrns funtion, Price one dollar.
s.-THE SOLUTOR lis remedy that has
never been known Ia fail curing Gtnycl an'l Hll aec.
tions Of The kidneys aud bladder. Price one dollar.
Either nfthe above remedirs will be sent by mail 10
anneaed Circulars containing nll partieulass may
be obtai ned By enclosingnne Post Stamh Adfeaf
DIR FELIX BRUNON,
nUx 90, Philadelphia, Pa,
Nm The Doctor mn hs con sulted In complicated
ehsss BY letter o. ~ isonsy but only sbeh letters will
4 OFFiCE-uld York Road Calloahill ST.
III
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Friday NIorning, nee. 80. 1889.
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/ tl-Haoki leave THIN daily Tor Repubno and trl.
weekly foI Foatofla and uppef sahduady.
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Fifty Cents
wiz buy tlb. Condition Powders,
the hest In use and onl, hNir tho common price
NEAR THE TESTIMONY. N.--nr George W,Cul
.Ncbayrwdnsry Surgeon ,nys."I have used Woo',er''
COpditions Powder, and cons'dcf them the heatsf.
ticlu In ihaye used sioau, aud other kinds and
consider this lhr supVprf,or Tor cleansing the blood
nnd giypg m napelitc-giVe' the hair glossy appear
--rrrl silky"
Mt Thomas scntto NJ Tymocatse aud Me- Horton Of
Republic, sbyss We have used variety Of kinds, snd
weconsider Woouors fST preferable to any In u's"-
Come and ity them
HenVcs---One Dollar
Will buy n bottle of medicine that
viii cure henves rrertusly.
MAR rHE TESTIMONY Mr. John Nirhael
says q" have used bottle Of leayo metiti
and " has performed perfect eur d"
p,S This IL entirely new preparation. II IL not
Powder, butts Liquid. For sale by \ Wooster,
only.
Pole EviI--ORe Dollar
win buy a bottle that will cure
Pole xvii eysry time. For sale y, Woo,irr,only
Ring BOnc--One DoEIar
Will buy n box of Ring Bone cure.
| For sale by ]. y, Wooster, only.