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A vERDANr Cape Colder, upon see
ing locomotive for the first time,
threw up his hands exclaiming, "By
thunner, what darned great stove!"
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A man once went to an eccentric
lawyer to be qualified for some petty
Office. The lawyer said to him, "Hold
up your hand. I'll swear you, but all
creation couldn't qualify you."
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THE DRuNKARD's CASE.

Some months ago, saysan exchange,
a gentleman advertised that he had
discovered q sure specific for the cure
Of drunkenness. He would not di-
vulge the secret of what compounds
he used, but furnished the medicine at
so much per bottle. He did not have
SO many applicants for his cure as he
expected, considering the extent of
nant cases did not seem anxious for re-
lief. They rather enjoy the malady.
A few, however, placed themselves un-
der treatment, and some were cured
whether by taking the medicine or by
not taking strong drinks we are not
prepared to say. One Of the cured ones
had faith in the medicine, rigidly car
ried out the directions of the doctor,
and now has not the least taste for in
toxicating drinks; whereas, one year
ago he was an iHebriate, and could not
get along with less than pint to
quart of whisky per day.
He said that, at some trouble and ex-
pense, he had procured the receipt for
the preparation of the medicine, which
ne had published for the benefito suf-
fering humanity. 1t is as follows:
Sulphate of iron, FIVE grains; pepper
mint water, eleven drachms; spirit of
nutmeg, one drachm, twice day. This
preparation acts as tonic and stim-
lent, and so partially supplies the
place of the accustomed liqour, and
prevents that absolute physical pros
tration that follows the sudden break
ing off from the use of stimulating
drinks. 1t is to be taken in quantities
equal to an ordinary dram and asoften
as the desire for dram returns. Any
Druggist can prepare the prescription.
1t is aid this preparation will soon re-
move all longing for intoxicating
drinks. Try it, you who honestly
wish to break away from habit which
is hurrying you to drunkard's grave.
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The lady who took everybody's eye
must have lot of 'em.
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The Chinese Government having Through the
Hon Arson Burlingame) conceded to this Com
pany the privilege of connecting the great sea-
ports of the Empire by submarine electric teIe-
graph cable, we propose commencing operations
in China, and laying down line of nine hundred
miles at once, between the following ports, viz
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PATENT
RED JACK EFT AXE.

Is better than our regular shaped Axes for these
reasons First-It cuts deeper. Second-It
don't stick in the Wood. Thrd--It does not jar
the hand. Fourth No time is wasted in taking
the Axe cut of the cut. Eifth-With the same
labor you will do One-third more work than with
regular Axes. Red paint has nothing to do with
the good qualities of this Axe, for all our Axes
ars painted red. If your hardware store does
not keep our goods we will gladly answer in
quiries or fill your orders direct OF give you the
name of the nearest dealer who keeps our Axes.
LIPPINC0TT d BAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh Pa
Sole owners of Colburn's and Red Jacket Patents
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What female should shoemaker al
ways keep out of his establishment ?
Miss Fit.
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The man who was filled with emo
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Formulation

These ports have foreign commerce of $780,
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The cable being laid, this company proposes
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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

A TTnRNIY AND COuNsELoR ST LAW,
"A and intrtprster in the Gol men, lreneh nn!
t,sitsn i,nyunTes before the civil and CtimihNl
courts Of tic stale. ciose study aud appucn,
ton 10 these aud other languages W solnWn o'
ussriv i've yrars 10 France, Germany, hwlu'f'
i,nI Itniv Greece syria, Palestine, Iurkcl-
Proner and England, Will, II slehe,sd, lhe yet
recommend him in this departing pt OF his profess
ion. OrtIcI-oppoai,o the CouH hoUss'
notTyt
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INSURANCE..
nonl,nT LYsIR a GO.

~rNERAi. INsuRANCE AuENTS. LIVE
u Accident, Fire, and Marine Insurance done
on, the most favorable terms. once In hyhuk
nlock, ueeondnoor, opposite heehANhsn house
Tifln, o, lNoNh - We
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mn A. A. FngYAiAN,

rTAVtNC NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED
II la TiHn-southwrst corner Of Market ana
isir,rsou streets. opposite the Episcopal church,
OHce Nrst door on Jefferson strect-soliciu end
houea 10 merit a ithcrai PATRONAGE, having thc
aaysnt 40 ofrfteen ycars cNpctirncc In EAstrln
Pcnnsyiyania, and being familiar win mo Lnr-
lIsh aud Crfman languages, special attention
maid 10 diseases of women and chlldtcn. bo-lr
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MEDICAL.


HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and Surgeon
. auJ 3 10 gFs AAtuidnys, from 10 4. ~
to sp.u orTcE-on Market street, End door
Esst NJ the NJ. Il, Church.
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mn. !. u. o,CONNoR,

n h,s opened an office In romb's Block, i'm
immediately over the postolnce lie hopes, by
ttfict attention 20 business, with twenty-louf
years experience IA the proicialon.to merit nllo
sfAi share OF the public patronage. once ho9ts
from 4 A. n. 10 ?. N. Rcsidence-One mile
so ith of rifiin, on tho Plank Road.
unylvuNuU.
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a KiRCHNEI,

nTrRcuANT TAILORS, aud Dvelets In Ready
Nl Msde Cl0thinE, Gehia Furnishing Goods,
Hats Caps. SC, Constantly on hand, hroAd
clothS CAas aeres and vestinss, washington
strest. Tima, q. Particular attention given to
Custom Work. An otderswili meet with prompt
attention. N. B.-we have the Agency lvI
In, bea, sewing Machine now In ute'
noNsniu.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

I,oRMEnLY OF MELMoRE LATE AsuR'
l. keon In the nrray-has permanently -, luvA-,I
lad IN Tirfn. and having had nfteen years expert
encs ia the practice Of Medicine, he homes 70
nerit and share the public patronage. once IN 10
National Hail building. All calls ATTENDED 10
either At night or day. Also, Examining ,sv,, sur
eeon for PenaiOns, lNPIlusol''
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and their offeusivencss at this magic
touch Of mother earth, and IL it is
true that its coutagion spreads from
its oxudatious, may we not bopc that
DR.. Hewson has bouud its feet as Mr..
Moule has those Of cholera1 ?
Respectfully,
GEO. il. wAprNo, Jr.
New York, Feb. p, 1869.
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HrEaa. -. W. D

a a,d Eolicitora ia ChAnceTy, Ucucral lnsu-
ance Agents. ATTENTION given 10 prosecuting
Sisim. settling estates making collections rnd
nto.L rt,,n' ohio. May 2lfd 1887.
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DE IT'S
MERCHANT TAILoRs.

CtuRGEoN DENTIST. omeo At hi. residence
- corner Monrc. aud Madison slrces, oppoNN
German Reformed Church, lholo-lN'
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W.. RfonY.

Y attend promptly 90 ait business enirust'
"a 40 Incl, care. Especial attention given 70
homs and fore gu collections, taking deposr
lions, eollccling pay aud pon'ions i0t snlu,s''
widows aud orphans "'"''g'
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GRATIFYING

To know that a reliable remedy is within lh
reach VI every body for the radical cure OF lSs
pepsia or InAI Isestlon. such = remedy - 10
backs Bi,tere. Sold ~ all Druggists hersh'
or 1Myers, sole Agents
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NOTARY PUBLIC. Deed', Mor'EaEss, fower ,,n ,i
n of Attorney, Sc, promptly and neatly ~
rcutedi aiiother business pertaining 20 the Omue
,ttsnJ,d 10 on reasonable terms. Ohice ~ IVY /.
sn'a Hock, opposite slawhan House on ssVouu
Floor TINA, ohio. ""''iS
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LEE a na.wBR .

r1oRNyys Az LAW. Special attention
a rivcn 10 all kinds Of Military claims, bach
rSsbsnas iiank Blockopposite the Court hsgso
THIN, Ohio. llNu''"''F'
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NEW
SADDLER & HARNESS SHOP
Marke; Street, opposite the Court House
HORSE COLL.aRS

Manufactured forthe " helesale aud Rs,N'i,rade
m. CASH paid for Hides, sheep Pslts, and
Pnrs uf ait Kinds,
4 large sssor,mea, Of TRUNKS Av~ys on
"IuS Sse-,L ,. ". sHEIpEs.
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GOOD HEALTH

IL paramount TO wealth. 1.-THE System 10 In bad
order purge out the vlle humoTs and d's,emrer,
with Robaok's Blood Pills, and get inc lnletnAi
once in order, keep them so by the dally use OF
Rohaek's stomach RitteIs. Heuhiser Myers
Sole Agents,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

A TToCNEY Ar LAW, Not'ry Pubue' nos W
"A Fstate, claim and Oauefal lnsuiNhss Ahiiu
once In Commercial Row. oppo'''e wv
National Bank. 80. noo,tv
Tim, Ohio, June " in's' no'' =
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In ono Of our cities, short time
ago. n Western editor was met by a
friend, who taking him by the hand,
exclaimed
81 am delighted to see you. How
long are you going to stay 2
"Why, l think" said the editor,
"I shall stay whilo my money lasts
"How disappointed | am, " said his
friend Il hoped you was going to
stay a day or two"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

A melancholy author went to Du-
mas, and moaned that if he did not
raise three hundred francs he was
afraid he would have to charcoal.
smoke himself and his two children.
Dumas rummagcd his Golfer, at once
but could only find two hundred
francs. "But I must have three or
| and the little ones are lost. -
Suppose you sulrocato yourself and
one of them, them" said Dumas.
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AS SAPREVENTIVE

Against MalariA. Fever AID Ague. and AL dis
eases, arising from torpid state OF inc lNrli
as RohAok's stomach bitlers, hershissr \
Myers, Solo Agents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-11

a,,.ov ~ o. PENNINGTON.
uInsON 4 PENNINGTON,
A TroRNEYs At Law, Iimn' Ohio Om'
"A IN Fiist National Bank elveh
naiolsaraOyI.
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'% nAcuN,N r,,. a cnAMRn,

rroRNrYs AT LAW. Pensions and Claims
\ rsSmptly collected otnco over Do,lle
CO. " store, Washington street. Iiihh' OhiY,
NOy.ti. 1857.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS


~ aRORoB y. sBNEf,
rroRNry AT LAW, Timn, ohio one
a Corner Main aud Perry streets
may9,'6f.iyr,
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HuYs AND sRLLs corr AND GOVERNMENT
Donds. and pays interest on Coupons 81 mStHri'J
Janl7M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-15

Earan and as being the who was coneerhea 20
burglary I'm Mayheld Chautauqus COUNTY was
nv Spcriutendent Kennedy Friday nOrnihE, peIoIe
habeas corpus could be served on him On le SAINT aay
Judge Cnrdozo issued haheas corpus fetuinaole ~
him on SATURDAY, in Room No. Is, the shall Ioo Ml.a
has been ted up the Court House oI ms pll az
Se A. Kennedy made that the person was NOT
IN hi custody aud the matter has been ad1Ourhtu W
Tuesday The Following copy OF t5e VIZ K anu Sg
N m. Metropolitan Police Of The city 81 New ora
1890 - ~ v,u have the bOoy 81 John Crawford ahss Luhe
FS nv Won mrrsosed and detained said together WIZ @
- az ueb I'm and detention hy whatsoever t
A. ssd on charged the Hon Albert CarloEo one
a.. Iies on our supreme lhis Chambers In room No -
c.n,v Crt House Of New-lork on the l u u
sov.,sbT sts O'Clock to do aud receive Mai nN Zen
"a ,hs h. rsdsred him. and have then bu e
h ~rt Witness Honorable Albert Cardozo one 81 ne
cor supreme the 18Th day OF koyemher one
Upvd Az Sxtvnine the Court Cha LOeW Cefb 'lsm
Hove Atoruey" The oowing are the iudorseHe on W.
hereby alow within Albert Carbon
Police Headouarers NswYork Nov - 1902 re,ecu'
within tat th sail John Orawiorl AiAs NAe 't'' " ny
tust.- John A. Kennedy. Supt Met folft - ,oeo . IN 49,
h'afuE A'lo'in'u -H'' '' A. c., J. s. G.
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SUPREME couRT-srrcrAL TERN.

Rcfore Mr. Justice BGrRGrd-The Marriage
Lar . BeaiC BSSeI agt. John BSscl-In this case 1t
NAV be remembered that the plaintiff claimed that she
was the wife Of the defendant without any ceremony
but simply by consent, followed by her recognition
openly as a wife. He the other hand, claimed there
was only ordinary seduction, and that the wife part
was ONLY 10 throw dust in the eyes Of strangers Since
then ne has been tremendously married 70 another
woman. Judge Barnard has decided IN favor OF the
pautn aud there should be decree declaring the
plaintiff the lawful wife Of the defendant and their chd
10 he legitimate and adudgng limited divorce ana
amOUy with costs and reasonable expenses OF the ltl
cation and the temporary amOHy allowed by the order
Of Judge Incraham should be increased Chailes a
RapallO and A G. Brown for the planth; TT Donovan
and Henry Stanton for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-15
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