The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-29
"I.et each man Begin tie work of Ro-
form by Reforming himsciEn

"Lawsr' exclaimed Mra. fartin ldb,
"whut monsters thcso mae;ef htiifcfs
must bel I am told that some of1cu h1sb
as many as = huha,ot hands'
A pretty girl ana = wild horse ere lia-
ble 70 do much mischief, for the on6 rms
away with gcugiciuan's body and the
other with hia heart.
"Caught In her own net" ua the nan
svid when be saw one Of the fair sex
hteheJ IN her etiholihe. -
A poet says ,Sat the wind Kisses tho
wdtrF, rThst We suppose the celehraS
ted a akiAs COZ q blow ,'N ahhnt which We
have heard 80 much,
Why was Adam's wife called Evel=-,
Ans.-Because when she apppouted
muu's dpy Of hapPinosa wss dfppina tea,
close. lA ait ~ AA tltnaA Et ELstEh
Fashionable circles were never 70 ID;
mcrohs "a they are now. Amout every
lady that appears in the streets is theeeh-
ter of ono.
'sNJotheEY Fuid . llulc ugohin; the pthi
cr day, "why are orphans the happiest
children on eatthi' HThey are not, my
child; but what makes youusk that quos.
tionl", PBechuse they huvo 20 mother Is
spank 'cm!"
Oe7-The Delaware STATE IoHHah and
the Delaware Republican, both Fillmore
papers IN 1906, arc both for Lincoln and
Hamlih Delaware was hilly represent;
cd in the Chicago Convention.
-OcJyH. q Knapp, Essa ofthe Ashlapd
Union, has sold Dis interest In that pa
per to John J. IaSobs, Esd Hvh
O--IIo6nan has Issued Z Porenptofyl
challenge to John Morrissey, TO fight
him for any sum from cents to 5000;
01rThc JsPsnese Embassy i is stat
ed win certainly leave cor shores on
their return to japan, the 6rst week ~
July.
OTTbo bill for tho overhead telegraph
to California has passed both Houses ana
only awaits the signature Of The Press
dent 10 become law,
0sTG1ribaldi has two sons, the young
Get ofWhom, thirteen years old, is being
educated at New Brighton College, EiV-
crpoOl, under caro- of Ret bT. fOgEhaa
Oey-Tho canundOiguaRvpositO Frank
GrSngcr's old mouth'pioco 10 Ontario
county, N. ", and warm supporter Of
Fillmore, has declared for Lincoln and
Hamlin. sra rta 'n
CAMrAmN CAvALBy.-AThe Republls
cans Of Chicago, are about forming 1
mourted company, similar in lie OsgdIfi
fsdion TO the "WidesAwakes." "fa z'sr
OrAtsomc oftlc coGntless RsPNsRs.
can meetings now holding IN Mlobiguh.
the platforms fop tho speakcrs are Sohs
srueted ofrails! The State Is good fof
25, 900 1hsjority; % Sea 'n4 q
O.J.A dpeijs in prospect belEeeh Col;
Hlndman aud Mr., Hooker, delegates q
the baltimore Conyehtion Hom Arkan-
sns. A personal collision took PlaeebS;
tween them in The room u the Commit
teo on Credentials.
4 0TThe Ipdianp Post German pa;
per published at I,Aipyeite; hefetgfotc
1 old line ,andone oftheeblestip The State
has also run up the names ofIineoln and
Hamlip. The GefPan vote Of Indians
4 is sure for the Republican ticket, fhSg
have been deceived long enough by tho
spurious Democracy ....'' 81.
| 01TThe Chicago Press and Tribune
publishes the names Of seTcntsep new
Republican papers which have fesebtly
been sturted in Illinois. and states that
several neutral journals have soHis out
on the right side, The growth of Re-
publican papers has been particularly
rapid in the Egyptian cOtptiss. Is
A gentleman once PeFmittsd Ma chill
dren TO goihto tie Moods after PeFsih-
: mons. They weniisHd on their return
the father ssked them--C. ..iaHara5lb
"Well, did yOh shececdlnSrG 0TIT
7 "No thif, We thwslleted the Yeed;"a
FILLMoRE mEr ron L.rEeOtu.A-W. 8.
Graf Esq, Of Mills sOahiy, Iowa, ) FIJI
more eleetor in 1856; 10 Out fof Lineeln
/ and Hsmlin. Mr. McAchrohi ehoibgI
Fillmore Elector in is6b-6 Ess 4 aeIe-
gate to the recent Republican siats 6on-
venti6n Of lowe; from Davis s6bhtS, end
was tho temporary Ckaifihsh 81 tie Goa
v6ntion.
-ath "a Sib6a 0ns. smaal
a''Puddy, honey, wilIyOu buy ihs wsteR
nowP' i.aan.7 g7t 1gfll ifeflrir
aApd q i about selling sobt wsish ye
are, Mikein ......., ............, ~
",froth, Il Is, dafIih'r' ~
llHWhat's the pricei1
sTeh shilllngs and 4 inbtchkin Of die
creature" lngnts giFsal - fW
"Is the watch q daecnt oneW
; sSure and I've had it twenty years. aud
} Il never once dcsaVed me,
/, "WollS here's yonf lin now''tcll me,
does il 90 Wellp" naa Has, Ys,I
,f'Bedad, an i goes fastcr ihan apy
b watch in ConnauQht, Munstr Ulsgcfi
) lOr Eeinster, not barring Dbbllh."
"Bad luck 10 ye, Mike, yQd hgRe taken
me IA. Dldn't you sayit ncvcf desavcd
> IyUuW oi ge fI, lsfu thf ala 'ner
D Sure nhhdla77vpOr did is--fcI. no.
|, a dePfaded oh ~" ~ e.,
The Price Of the New 3orlk llef-
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