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, 1865-12-13

WEEKLY REVIEW orr TEE OafcAt;o
ARhET,

TrEsDAg Eyxsuo, Dec. L.
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shagRasss!seS az E;sd d.. t.y 9, s1 :ssesa .ss:a
,s;n5 1 r.. NJ 1es!se4 s:9,s .eet n 5siS
:ss: @ =
White Wiatsss thoexh dnsl were anehansyo e o"e'.
81 81. I'D ri. ee.e., ct ia1.nt I >. l.
I'll * i -, !: T = IT,. ls so: :.
Choice White Winter ri r1l.z1,n m
f,ea oaelss9
Esaey sprtEx . ss79s sSg
STmbn. SnG4 y ....~-.-'..-+...-.-.-..- 6G@eM
5prtnE S1peE1nes. s.................,.-..,,.. 31iSS
tod;;. :,as; b1: tssSo ts'assS
s9 5S2, e.. e Msstyed 1T Eesf 2oas bu; shipped.
S. % srkss II aasas' - 'f sss ~ E. e;
Enlsd sa. d1n I'll I'd ,eFJ ,regui.: o Faasy No.
Is +: ia ,ss aes - 9sss T:seysssd 81
e - s2@s ia: II (;
g :5s Eaq xsss! S S e FL e; e.
spIaE, = ;a0o b Do Il si:sx S.ooo 81 b. I'd DO
4 4 3isf 1S9 sg N b AZ .t ~ ba
Do iii eu do Il se i g. IL 40 do a. i r. e. @ e.
b g !. :: s5e Soe b. se y Sc ieS % aseied
nSSxsasszsa i. ss.s ; g. III @ 20 h.
s Se'*4 A. ss1s Ses1 eI;sy IT, @ .hRPsd es
To-pAL-.The markei ruled ns1, viii moderate d..
aS de 2; ss oa q e I'll & &
n @ .s;x s. s ssa 81 sHPss
b. he ariet during hs Eeef Sss rnea yTy ss aars
, 1865-12-13

Ottf7xR AID AGrE. instead Of btog dosed ofr,cneAa
pTompuy - npoo their ieet agaip. *thont dangse IL
teIapSc " M1A prompt rs0rdy for avery kod or IN
taHntttNt- Taken - safeguard xratnxr u1fssm. =
fcndsfa II attack cf CH1Lx 40 Fx7E1 Aneontri1 irn
possible. "'uNe'9iH iHa-
, 1865-12-13
Cure Yourself.
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC,


|
~w DAv~9s0 e4v>-~--
4 06. Akik6S 6F&C1Es0E,
| ,rr.. ~.s. ..r, ~,--. ..
| AS.fc~r. Esrt4sM - = aa E1ao 19Hosfneas
"rsSne ~, .TnrE3 Seanat I9aa. ssGAAness.
q the Kidneys and siaiief, aud I'll
b. Gons.sion % ne or 1--WE. Wea a. eaase stqsea
This ELEGANT, POPULAR srd IyF4LLnrR P
preratz1ton, 10 celebrated IL ali OR LaRlE fTEfEs
{pf the CURE Of PRIYHTE DiyEAsE9 Il nav, nfSc-ed
aaS e o:aas ie 70 y d
~ - ~. -; NJ Wnr,a,.,r <.x.:a
La 0<2aE3 y kp0G2UE
Is the OSLY SA-E and EELIABLk REsfEnY for the
CUI;E DF SFERN NATDRRIIEA rrnrr.nx ter1naS - IL
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ca1scd by SELF- NnTI9 ( ~
EICESHIVE INDEI IEEsf.E which in nnw - ~ III T. ft
FIIIIY PREV aIEETf IN ali narts ~ the rnr15rx +AA
HeateF haye ran n
HH% --7e-e-o
1k4 49, AtA9E4tA91S
Or any D!seaaa oE ths KIDNEYS, BLADDER or SEX.
rAL ORGANS? Do not neglect IT, DELAY Is DAN
nblo Remedy. : @@-'1<
BnA-a r-Sn~
zn,ch n.. crprn ,scr,.,a. r.. 60,
ssYrd then, rnm the h4nIr nT HPETt EsG ~ 1csa ~
n ret fon ~ ~ @ 1s 80 y. y. Ioaths
HAo' AeM ps.*e4Ds s1@
.. ! 1t. 6ake1B 6pec1ac ,
IaA uEEAT HEALING, PURIFYING md HELFCUR-
, 1865-12-13

ToFDAY ErUNd, Doc, H.
LEMbER-1hsse were no cargo aales reported TO-
cay The se1son IL nearly eres and the receipts s,e
We opofe Yard nrasra Al fnllou,.
, 1865-12-13

4 RAlY SUPPLIES.

"a OY1lcr CHEZ coxxrsaAHY,
An14S1s S1sa2 R1EaeT Tsnn 81 II pee e ,ss3
a1 ssa.d q tf,pSopsssls xhsa I: il
.sppyn2 T FKEsa fioSE SEeF g. saSa "a e
q ss oop. q Is oshs9a ed
supIled By The Goyeremens vim rations = tbe fai
Rssssii,i Pss;sS Il
,l7 month: e tss ii ~ q 1saasrS,
81 = hs ses c. ~ ss Il sss
u I. s. III E 6 .1gsa s} s..
q sst ~ + us'sas s.ss sat%
No BIDS Will be entertained ffom pefsona who come
saeh Psss.
Interested. either directly Or Indirectly g. feceiysd
IA Riss sa !. ~ Rs.o5s qsdss $ ss'sss
y q Rahs saxs nss
aMS1osI1ss 81 & awardedy her VII enfet bonds foE IA
~ s's1Ssh to res N, and
Endorse en!elopes " Propos.l. for Fresh Beek" md
de:aast7t ~ hsAp. Ss.s9njt. SSts Eli i Tsaa. e.
pROPOSALS-FOR BUILDING
l. -. A4|IIaKBqR 4II M At MICHIGAN CITY. INDIANA
aai d as H:1Sor I. aiehss u III 81 G2y tiGy
I'd Is e
ese e: F9s G2nagsaT s5e "a e II
aa oEs surrey, ~ " 1Sss sSiza n, 1l,
fopeaats to % accompanied By plans and spectncs.
% 6 sas q e sSaxx =:
fEopossts "! bs ssseiIa mt! January Ii ist9
= 9a1sss ~ " sTe s9a
facility for The huilS1nf efs nEstSlass 81 hsrnoF:
, 1865-12-13

The tota1 amount Of t.at1c Of the Atlantic and
Great Western railway for the mouth OF November
VA go; sa1ue period last ytar Sss1 slo H.
Grasc $sia sG0.
, 1865-12-13

Kept It the manufAetoEy OF Hosts4tsa B.ttsy. r4ts
na1Sh aho~e taas he Preparation has been atmiaie-
teted WIN 0stfe succeAa n Immense nnmhe[ -
eases Of dyepepds. AveT complaint coasdpAttoo. G =
ano sue bilious fEM!ttsns 5oraF, E1etai debility nxr
nsadscnc and the y.tfgus 1,rns And coaasqasacas a.
inalxeaaoo: 20 Hoeh tef Il. eocacy ~ remedy A
world. " ~ - NV 1s'sA ="
Whoever nses HOSTETTEE8 RITTERs r,ryus-
a!siy, aaJ discount tho future 1t the Bank Of HeaA
Without my feaE OF the bills being protested
, 1865-12-13
IL

REMKMBER THAT THIS BIrrERs
Il not Alcoholic, contains no Ram or Whisky snd car
not mako dRunkazs butts the best Tonic In tho World
, 1865-12-13

r1aEe,
Containing nearly aoo pages, and 10 uae Plates and
Ergrarings Of the Anatomy Of the Human Organs Ia
aet1e d Health and Disease With Ircatfse On Early
Errors, ita Dtplorable Consequences npon the Mind
and Body, with the Authors Plan OF Trcatmtnt-the
onty tatlonal aod suecessfnl mode Of cure a. shown
the married, nad those contemplating marriage Fho
entertain Doubts OF Their physical condition. Sent
y stamR3 Or postal currency, by addressing d. II
Cs0IH,5o. u Maiden Lanc: Absny, u. r.
eases upon which hls book tata either ptrson7Hy or
By usa sud msdifats sent 70 aay Pakt OF The world
, 1865-12-13

C1ty1larness. p D .ataz1,fS Coiisr. = 7.an.
Country na1est 9 otoa I'll Slaughter soIe 5.SSs9.;5
k1%5 k,p iseG 3;.;s.;:,astsas3 !; !G slsnEntg se
KIP, tleaJy, y h 0SN9oM bue5os Hfrbt.. d rTanss
CAL fh.........lsa1LSsjO Orinoco Sole ~. h ss.H IL
4pPtr, D. >. g.7H4e77 QT1noEo, rood
CounuJ Upper..+u-2&8la4l dzm8S ....., ,Q3a3Ass
OAK.
slsnghstr Sole, .1-saaHA FIenehCalksl nsaxsa2.o
HnfheSs = D.-..n&ol40 DIS FEtnchC4l,11 ~ :U
HYpfE......... oy9 French CAiL Le.
fAh Ac.i med m.!1o%t.4 nofneA1 Eto1, ,73-o10Goq
h1p. 70. htaf9. .asHtR Loo French Cali, Lc-
CALI fEInN.......l-94A2ml uoIneA kecoud1
French EIp, nIst Rdox.GAn ndz e m
Cnoce. Il H1 20 14n1nk1. doz. 401tA1l-o %
ftsnshtalI! Mt.2Nf26o Iioans. 2 doz .14D1s4 i6u1
:METALS-1hEEel Is moderate buslnets doing 1t
PREVIOUS priceS We coutinub 70 onGtr:
, 1865-12-13
The Body Acts UDon thu Mind

hnd henee. xhen he phyfca1 system Is broken dovn
ny aseaae ne intellect !. oh.c1red: but krs9a1fy -
5sso51ss 5stn4. tas e'9ga 1 sa op % h nd u
s1, @ aoo ASavtr et thought return kn-
n re enief Fool. says jnVen9L To enjoy ihs dosnie
osazns. the stomach must be kspt pe1sbcs xurfinE
, 1865-12-13

HAVE 20 often been ppeated By means Of fa.ze ee,
= mays S1na1ed asnss.es prnetally o the Testimony
readers 70 1esuS the pnblished stateHnnts hv st1&
% ~ S.ssa Maose names appeadea "a
aeood. Il eons afntes volume of ooI It d bail 1et
snGa ~ w n1vE offEe offered Ia support al tnes
tls1f08 or ny cthT Adfe7ttHed u1sdtctnn ~ Va A4a
, 1865-12-13
lu,llber.
LUM BER.
'..Nt
TIE attention Of De.lers and Builders u called Il
our 1argt and assozted stock OF
: SMALL: TIMBER,

AxoJ 8x0, 1xs, SKIS and 8x1O,
= from 18 to 30 IT. long.
TO iii kgch buyers liberal discount ca current sos
viii be nAde, and IN view Of tho xenafA4 ktareitT of
Iuch s!xs, 1t vii be well for thoss w2utink The same
10 call eoop. Wt hxre &i4o 4 laf1u stock Of 1nod
FEKCIxu for salelox to tae trade -:
Il. MASON d son,
no:syi1 ut WAX lag Aar1et-ss~, foot Of Mouroe.
, 1865-12-13

Ol1IcK OF TER DAILY TkrBtyr =.
1uesdsy Evening. Dc Il :
HEEF FCATT1E-Accortinz 10 the Board NJ IVA.
tho receipts and shipments s,ncc list is,un
with The corresponding period Of tsst hayr
ioso*s II should b bone In mind that these
ctdlnG; -" -! p.e"
, 1865-12-13

RoNr Destiny. !
And Future Prospects in Life clearly revealed BIZ Dr.
Raphael. He WINS the affections of the opposite sv
&c guides you to wealth, healtp and happuess. Call
:. =. .lsssors x:;1 East Madison-ss, between Wells
and Frnpk1in, Conaulta ton fee One Dollar. y7sl
, 1865-12-13

+ Is currently known the Miners Modteae -
~ populaftty IN al the gold regions Of The W&W
Hemisphere clearly shows .hAS il b conaIdertd fnf
ensahe to the Of health amid he pIiv1
1lla of The gold hunter md pIooesr. NeD- N4e
, 1865-12-13

fpbdek's Blttera.

! Rpbaek's Blttsra.
~ When Nature Ill her best Tonfcs combined,
~ She produced &oBACD1 Bz@ GAss5
for mankind 49,
~ Dieesses destroy LIE, and RoBAoH1
~ HIT TT0Ra Q destroy diseasesF
~ The Stomach IL the sousrs Of lie, and no.
- 8AoP0 811THR senovate that
sourcct
U Health kives Joy and plcoaure, md B0.
~ RACES 1XTaA Riva health
~ PhJsscal strength n1ds to mental vigur ana
~ general happiness. aoHACU1 BIT.
3Rt add to physical strength
~ For these reasona there h Euth demand fo5
~ this medicinal beverage: md Tor these rcasona
no one should caI1 10 test their virtues.
~ Sold BY al Druggists md Dealers every
~ vhese-and manufactured h5 Dr.. G. ",
RoRA0K+ At Nos So, So, GO and al
East Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
sue51Czt12m E,xAwhp =.
, 1865-12-13

E Exactly Whnt you Want,
MATHEWS VENETIAN uA1R DEE, known md
used osrz % yoa1s. Daily Increasing In pnbr fhYor,
Complete IN one bottle No rzsh- No trouble. Does
not crock Or stain. Produces ,ust1pus black or
brown, desired. Does not iolure the hair Price, IS
Eold ny Druggists aad Fsnry Gooda Dealers.
, 1865-12-13

Relsh for food, however IL scarcely h,s.,,,r NJ.
SETIERs = q M s,st Stomach PM, siiTEns .ead asss
ate. But they hare such tlrsWhact They sns -
sseh asa5ay III. ~ d1s fo5 nnt u
rudtmeut The food tbt palate Graves. Thus sood tf
96aoo WALL oA The Appetite sud health oo bofh s ~
, 1865-12-13

md merthanemen, 1t n regularly ahfA7
- the best known preventive ok xnd EcfoeY bS f11
cases xnsEs such m aget e required. Soa capsakse
whsn .r eonna 70 not and naasoa. eltmAte* regard Il
IheJ ase Of opLnon that rorufed By such u saidote
sYtuoY Jack, "~'~~ ~ es%@
, 1865-12-13

And Future Prospects IN ufe clearly so7eaed by D,
Raphael He wins the affections of tho cppoeIse se1
e guides you to wealth. health and happiness Cal, 1t
Drug Store xs1 Eaat Madison street, betweea Walls
md Fr4nklin. Consultation lee One Dollar. a637
, 1865-12-13
When the Appetite Fai1s.

IT, n,s1 n q hsalth !s guns To rto.o |: v1e
fslhle- Thr ~or !nfallthle Il oftea rsahY snIaz
ens "a assd heIs ~ the ea1y expression whicb Ss,s1
nppetlxe<. - -" f1-p~S>oo@ N =
, 1865-12-13

Aaa a.my huzke9ns. HotTETTKRrH HTrTERa a1e h
constant use. and tho streAgth<qatstIrfn Tisrn 80
1Tdos,ttye s pfopsrtes ef !he 9setns hs7s oss est
md camp hetpftas, and tn tho Goscrnmeut ists.es
teea q Wa1ankton md elsewheTc. ny the nasY siss
It has been wNm]y eudorsud and hlreIy patfrat1es5
, 1865-12-13

ana ~ eauaHa circulation. "a exemption trorn ~,
X11 s1 T1ad s.5 sss11s ieoaEh' ssl,s dpth naea
ths stonneh-which IN IL surn Wi1 inytKo.Ats a. -
Y! ~ current s1d teS1ats ii roN-Wtth 16STFrTFHrE
STOMACH RlTTEEA ~eAAA1A1 =
, 1865-12-13

HAv!uE been Used mora e1tensfvely md FIR prr@t.~
number Of Jtafa th1n any other American tnir rytsr
r. Esso1d Is pat nd Rsfsel Of no hissos1 Il
have l,ed and died md neeu forTotten sIss Z ~
IoducSd i haa todsy larger sale and Nitcr non@
, 1865-12-13

LAYS The tonDdauon Of Inn nu1nernhe enuntatrt, wH.
En1o and snttE under thu ran9s or t1oc ~
N oceasoos S.ii iSioa:,eessns e .hes iea .aa
tao.1 Gtsfatxe viii tnsarr that peffeef nd rssn1e
,s naf wGsn z the 1rst condition OF hesftG so4
, 1865-12-13
;. 34nrrtuDe nn5 s,p1t1,,cv

- 4AHEEANRG 410A NE1l01EYs:
an Essay Of Warning and Instruction "a Toung 1Ien
1st punshed hy tbs Howard AssociatI o. and sent IN
e11ed letter e1epta nee ofchaT3e. Address Dr. J.
e1phaai Pn, aulSh3s3.pQt
, 1865-12-13

Ane folloW1ng tables show the fetctpte mud fh!p-
ments Of peodace during The week, ending Dec .,
md from jan. lit to date:
HECEuTe OF LEADING AR1lCLEa At CHICAGO foR
: TIE ~EEx HsNN0 DEC. 9, AND T7sox 1Aa. TO
DATE. ....... +. 80
, 1865-12-13

lnefe nothing nat touches the LIVE tho seat oe
Ino naMaJ 50 quck1v and restores tt 50 ceTtaiuv -
4RRs 94RgTEsseH{ Ss.s9y a14 Fts911 eenduoe =
the send@ey Of your s5atem to that fxra of dr.
may Pc ne!d N check foF lfetsue by thq pccaMouea
Use Of this harmless vegetable spndo;H
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-24
Notes on 0verwork.


Vnwise above many is the mau who
considers every hour lost which is not
spent in reading, writing, or in study,
and not more rational is she who
thinks every moment of her time i,
lostwhich does not fud her sewing
We once heard a man advise that d
book Of some kind he carried in th,
pocket, TO bo used in case of an un.
occupied moment such was his prac-
tice, He died early aud iatuous.-
There are women, who, after a hard
day work, will sit and sew by eau
die and light, until their cyes are
almost blinded, or until certain pains
abouttllo shoulders come on, which
are almost insupportoble, and arc on,
ly driven to bed by physical iucapaci
tySto work any longer, The sleep o
tho ovorvorked, likethat ofthose VIII,
don't work az all, is unsatisfym and
unroircshing, and both alike wake VI
in wcarinoss, sadpeSs, and languor
with an inevitable result, both dyin,
prcmaturely. a. ,,.su .t,,.v
Eet no one work in pain or weari
ness, When man is tired. he ougl
10 lie down until fully rested, wher
with renoy9ting strength, the wor
will be better done, done the soonc
and done with a self.sustained alacri
~. The time takea from seven
eight hours sleep out Of twenty.ic,
is time not gained, but is time niue
more than lost; we cheat ourselv,
but we cannot cheat Nature. A eel
tain amSunt Of ieod is necessary TO th
healthy body, but if less than tha
amount. be furnished, decay common
cos the very hour. 1t is the sam
with sleep, any one who persists i
allowing himself less than nature re
quires will only hasten his arrival t
the madhouse or the grave. - IA
.HOrdiia.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-24
Dwarf Fruit Trees,

Sometimes our dwarf trees strike &
very favorable soil and circumstances
aud grow moc vigorously than il i,
desirable dwarf trees should do. f,s.
pecianE ii this so with tie dwarf
cherry Tho best remedy for this is
to carefully dig the tree up, aud reset
it again Immediately after, Indeed
whether they grow vigorously or not
most dwarf trees are improved by =
biennial or triennal transplanting. II
is not essential TO good success; but
is one Of the ingredients in perfect
culture. ot ., FT
Dwarf trees ram be set from eight
to ten feet apart, and great number
ofall sorts set in n half acre lot
y, They hear fruit in few years, and
afford much pleasure 10 the enthusiast
in pomological knowledge, by the op.
portmity they afford nf testing and
becoming acquainted with many Kinds,
andlcarping what varieties are best
suited TO his place and his taste, and
all their little peculiWidcs They
furnish him with material ON which TO
exercise big pruningmd training skin
''-A,iry constitute in fact, enc of the
most pertectschools of horticulture
and ono who has been through
oomsc OF study therein, though but
I Tor quarter Of Nn hour n day for a
year deserves TO be elected, without
iprther qualification, q momhor OF the
nearest Horticultural Socicty.-- card.
goaos heattIg,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-24
Influence ofa Good Life.

There is an energy ofmoral suasion
in good mans life, passing the
highest efforts of the orators genius
The scene but silcntbcauty ofholincss
speaks more cloqucntly of God and
duty than the tongues of men and am
gels. Let parents remember this
Tho best inheritance y parent can be-
qucoth to child of virtuous example,
a legacy of hallowod remembrance
and associations. The beauty ofholi-
ness bcaming through the life of n
loved relative or friend, is more eff
icctual to strengthen such as do not
stand in virtues way aud raise up
those that are bowed down, than pre-
o'pt, command, entrcaty, or warning
Christianity itself, | believe, owes by
far the greater part of It's moral pow
or, not to the prcccpts or parallels of
Christ, but to llis-own character. The
beauty of that holiness which il en-
shrincd in the four brief Biographies
of the Man of Nazareth. has done
more, and will do more, to rcgcnerntc
the world aud bring in everlasting
righteousness, than all other agencies
put together. II has done more to
spread Ills religion in the world than
all that has ever been preached or
written on the evidences Of Christiani-
iN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-24
The True W oman,

Speaking Of the middle ranks ofliic
the solid aud best portion of society.
modern writer makes the following
excellent remark:
HThcro We behold woman in all hcl
glory; not doll to carry silks aud
Jewels; not puppct to he battered
with prolano alteration, revcrcnccd to-
day, discarded ,to-morrow; always
iostlc cut of the place which nature
aud society would assign her, by sen
suality or contcmpt; admired but not
respected; desired but not cstccmcd,
ruling by passion, not affections; i'm
parting her weakness, not her con,
stancy, to the sex she would cxalt
the source and mirror of vanity We
sc her as wife partaking the cares
aud cheering the anxiety of hus-
band, dividing his toll by her domcs-
tie diligence, spreading chccriulncss
around him for his sake, sharing the
decent rcincmcnts Of the world with
out being vain OF them, placing all
her JOYS and her happncss in themon
she loves. As u mother WI find her
tho ailcctionutc, the ardent instruct
ress of the children whom she has
tended from their infancy, training
them up to thought and virtue, to
picty and bcnovolchcc; addressing
them as acknowledges, and preparing
them To become men aud women in
their turn, Such mothers daughters
make the best wives in the world.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-24
Asrinltnral
To Build a Stack,

s. There * much moro science involyc'
III building astack of hay, loose grain
a6r bundles in correct manner tna'
there is in erecting n pyramid ina
will stand the test Of wasting ano
raging olomcuts of time and changing
weather
The main point is to build q stack sd
as 10 turn all the rain of inside in
stcad Of turning II towards the middle
of the stack where II would produce
moro or less damage.
Beginners will most always com
mcitS N The circumference or outside
of the stack. instead ofcommencing IN
the middle Wcihcr a stack is TO be
made sc buhdlcs or loose materials, II
should be always commenced in the
middle. And the middle shouldalways
he kdlt fullest. from one 70 two feet
higher than the outside aud wei
pressed down Tho middle should al
WAYS be uod down more closely than
- thS outside SIS that when the stack
commences to scttlc, the outside will
settle moro than the middle aud thus
tend to give good inclination to the
straw ON tlio outside, and will carry
of the water readily.
Iii better to make round stacks
than those having square corners,
because such square c0rnorswillncvcr
settle down evenly with the sides, and
they eau not carry oil the rain as
well as if the Cop were round.
As soon as the stack is built as
lieh,as ihe bilgc care musibc cxcr-
ciscd to give more inclination to the
shcavcs, by keeping the middle fuller
and the shoaycs must be crowded as
closely together as they can be to keep
water from falling down ON the
course sheavrs below
When stacks are built of lo9sc
mahrials. the stacker should be care
ful to place as many of the straight
bundles of straw up and down the
stack on tli0ouiet course, as he can
conveniently, These long siraws will
turn of tho water almost as we'll as a
board.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-24
SYM ProMs

The symptoms of Catarrh are at frst very
sight Persons find they have q cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more SEM
siuvo to tho changes of temperature. In this
sondition the nose may be dry, or slight dis
sharge, thin and acrid, Afterwards thick and
adhesive, may onsue.
As the disease becomes chronic, tho dis
charges arc Increased in Quantity and changed
lnquaiity; they are now thick and heavy, and
are hawltod OF coughod of. The secretiona
arc offensive, causing q bad breath; the voice
thick and nasal; the oyos rewealk; the sense
of smell IL lossened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place. - .e... -rtr
Another common and important symptom OF
Catarrh is, that the person is obliged 90 clear
his throat in the morning of thick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head dur
ing tho night When this takes place, the
person may bo sure that his disease Is on its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time In
arrostingt IL. NtlAt IT
Tho above are but few of the many catarrh-
al symptoms, Write TO cur Laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms, (,
VIII DO sent FREE 70 any address. Also
I mrections where 70 procure the ,aediolne.
l We are daily receiving lettors from soldiers
IN tho army, and others In all parts OF the I'm.
TON, aud also humorous testimonials ffom
tnose using u, bearing evidence of It's infiall.
BILE merits
This Remedy contains NO MINERAI. On
POISONOUS USlNaREDlENTs, hut is pronar.
eutrom vegetable extracts ExCl.UsIVEf.Y
therefore IL is PERFECTI.Y HARMI .Ess
oven TO the most tender and delicate child,
GALL for SEELYE'S CATARisH RENE.
Df, and take no other. II not sold by drug.
gusts In your vicinity, you can enoiese IN,
money ina letter 20 us, and we viii send IN,
medicine by Express. Price Sa, 90 psr bo,,lr
Addreos DR.. d. H. SEELYE x Co,
Er,,a,,ort m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-24
A Word to Mothers,

Eachmother is a historian. She
writes not the history of empile, or
nations on paper, but she writes her
own history on the imperishable mind
of her child. That tablet and that
history will remain indclliblo when
time shall be no more. That history
each mother viii meet again. and read
with eternal Joy or uhntterable grief
in the iarcoming ages of eternity.y
This thought should weigh on the
mind Of every mother, and render hen
deeply cireumspect, aud prayerfGl, and
faithful in her solemn work of train
ing up children for heaven and, i'm
mortality.
! Tho minds other children are very
susceptible and easily impressed, A
word, look, n irown, may engrav,
an impression on the mind of a chill,
which no lapse of time can eiiace o'
wash out, You walk along the sea
shore when the tide is out aud yo,
form characters, or write words, OF
names, in the I'm othc white sand
which is spread out 50 clear an,
beautiful at your feet, according a'
your fancy may dictate; but the ~,
turning tide shall in a few hours wash
out and etiaco forever all that You
have Written. Not SO With the lines
and characters oftruth or error. which
your conduct hnprints ON the mind of
your child. There yoa write impress
sions for the everlasting good or in o,
your child, which neither the food.
northe storms of the earth can wash
out, nor Deaths cold finger erase, mon
tho slow moving ages of eternity ob,
literate.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-24
Sunday R@diag.
Future Recognition.


That every inhabitant Of the bliss.
ful world will be asmuch distinguish.
ed from all the rest as one man il
distinguished from another in this
world, is n sentiment fully supported
by the word of God. Aud though
John says, that when Christ shall ap.
pear, the righteous will be like him,
yet that same apostle, in the apocalyp.
tic vision, saw that the righteous aud
the Savior wore not so much alike but
that he could not distinguish the
lamb amidst the throng, that he could
mark the elders amidst the angels,
and that he could know the martyrs
amidst tho innumcrable company
And to this same apostle, along with
James and Peter, IL was also granted
on the mount Of TRANSPORTATION, to
sec that there was such difference
between one celestial inhabitnnt and
another, that Moses could be plainly
distinguished from his companion
Elias.
If, therefore, every heavenly inhab-
tantis 10 preserve his own special idcn-
tity, aud ifwcarc blcsscdwith the lacul
" of yision-a truth which none eau
disputc---what then win prevent our
recognizing all the pious whom We
have known, aud with whom we have
been associated on the earth? The
thought is delightful; aud It's delight
is increased because the fact is certain.
The dead in Christ have only
reached their homo first; but as their
home is Ia be our home, aud their
abode to be our abode, at the appointed
timo we shall meet again, aud the joy
of mccting well be increased by the
separation. - Lesiic.