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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-08-31
ITINELY WARNING.
One 0fthe Benefits Of Democratic Su-
pFemaey-SOUtheFn Slaves to be Paid
for
The richmond WING, Of the 17th,

The Richmond Wing, Of the 18th,
says.
. The southern states, under any fair
appuIti0HmeEt that may be adopted.
will have twelve more than a thiru of
. the representatives in congress and in
the electoral college. United and
harmonious, this would constitute a
power adequate for self-protection, if
not sufficient TO control the action OF
the government. We have common
interests one especially, OF towering
and controlling influence, capable OF
welding the whole southern pOpula-
ton, black and white, into one solid
mass for joint and common action
Slavery has been abolished. Bat
HGrcyy has HCUEr been paid for. Ii
was a constitutional and vested right,
II there be such = thing. No govern
ment ever cOniiscated such property
and of such magnitude without COM
pensatiOn to the individual. 1t would
be mOnstrOus if it did, and 1t would
unsettle. and cOnfOund and leopard all
other rights. The blacks can be made
tn have the same interest in his rights
~ the whites.
the outbreak Of the war was estimated
at s., ,0OO, ,OOO, 900. The half of that sum
might redress the whites, the other
half would console ii. e., bribei the
blacks, and prove a far more substan-
tiOl blessing than the eimaginary''mule
and forty acres of land.D We have no
idea Of pressing this reclamation at the
present time. But it is q shot in our
locker which we are unwilling to sur
render and would be- ready To use
whenever an opportunity presents
itself. A southern conference, either
the coming winter or at some future
time, can arrange the programme, the
mOGe, measure and time for urging
this claim. We wOuld not hurry il -
it is permanent bulwark and a
source of safety and harmony 10 all
the distracted elements of southern
society. Whenever the signal is Civ
en it will bring white and black to-
gether, shoulder 10 shoulder. The
north sold their slaves and pOcketed
the money, and then cOnflscated the
slaves of the south, for what they pre-
tended was the public good. They
must pay for it. 1t is only a question
Of time, and though we are all, white
and black, very poor, we are not i'm
patient. They turned the poor blacks
ont Of house and home, with the de
lusive promise of a mule and forty
acres, and left them to the cold chari-
ty of the world. The blacks must be
paid for their cOnfiscated home and
right to protection. But, as already
stated, we do not urge it at the present
time. We, however, are unwilling to
abandon it, or jeOpaTdize its recovery
by disbanding an independent party
organization. That independent party
may save us when all other expedients
shall fail. General Grant himself,
might be willing to achieve a re-eIec-
ton by according to us all and more
than we ask. At any rate, it is the
best trump out and if fjudieiOusly play
ed will win the game. The wealth
eT IS too warm for elaboration Hints
must suffice. Wise men can take and
ponder them; and if there be good in
them, like bread cast upon the waters,
it will return to bless US after many
days.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-08-31

Young Lady-But, BIr. c., they
say you are an awful firt-perfectly
hOwid
Young Gentleman-Ono 7 nevei
fiirt-kon't you knuew. Do You Iiko
fiirts?
Young Lady-O! / think they,r,
jolly mice. Vino wouldn't fiirts IT.,
too lovely. But it's awful, perfectly
dreadful, b get spOOney, ain't il?
Young Gentleman-Neyer get -
Love Is pOkY-dre'fuls stupid. COuld1t
spoon on a girl with less than -
90 revenue and a rich governoI, 700
couldn't think of il, you kneg,sf ,ti,t
Young Lady-NO, shO1lsna h,a,vn s,l-,-,,
any one could. Pas got Sua - Sanr
stone fronts, and hg'[ - ~
camePs hair shawls, anu
diamonds, and ..L a,.a ~,
Young GentIemaD s.lth an. an eye i.'.-.,l. On
broYD Stone fnontsi--And 5geh l3EeIy
boy5. -, r,-t then On--and sueh an
-, n 20 out on the balcony
I''iSs De- r i,-t the sentence'as they wad-
nj ~ size with her defOrmed
ut,o,,l,iers ~ and dangling hands, and he
,.-itb empty head and metropolitan
morals. Wendell Phillips says mar
riage make q man and his wife one,
but if this trash ever mate, the world
viii have to understand deeimals to
compute them.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-08-31
The Cattle Law.

We are appealed to By farmer of
Orwell, to explain the State law in
reference to the restriction of dOmes-
tic animals from trespassing upon
the farms and property OF other per-
sons than their owners. 1t IS claimed
by certain persons that they are not
Obliged to build road or line fences ex-
eept to restrain their own cattle. Ifa
neighbOr's stock intrudes, they may be
/ driven to the township pound, whence
I the owner can rescue them by COM
plianee with the law which regulates
! the fine &c, to be imposed in such
cases. 49,,
Such indeed is the law, and the
! farmers who deny their obligation to
keep up fences to shut out their neigh
bOTs' cattle, have the law practically
on their side. The act was passed on
the 18th of April, 1865 and provides rs
follows: .t .--a..
SEC. l BE IL enacted GT The General
Assmbly Of hC State Of Ohio, That it
shall be unlawful for any person or
persons, being the owner or having
the charge of any horses, mules, cat
tie, sheep, goats, swine, or geese, to
suffer the same to run at large in any
public road or highway, or in any
street, lane or alley, or upon amy unin-
closed land in the state Of Ohio, or
cause such animals to be be- herded,
kept or detained for the purpose Of
grazing the same, ON premises other
han those owned or occupied by the
owner or keeper Of such animals, eX-
cept as hereinafter provided; and any
person violating the provisions Of tn is
act, shall forfeit and pay for every
such violation, AS penalty therefor, not
less than one dollar, nor more than
five dollars; continued violation, after
notice or prosecution, shalt be held to
be an additional Ofiense for each and
every day Of such continuance.
SIC. 5. That the owner, or any ger
son having in charge any animal de-
| scribed in this act, allowing the same
| 10 run at large in violation Of this act,
shall be- liable for all damages done by
said animals upon the premises of an
other, without references 10 the fence
which may inelOse said premises; pro-
vided that nothing in this act shall be
so construed as to render any owner,
or keeper Of any of the animals men
toned in the first section Of this act,
liable for all damages arising to any
railroad GeUeldRd Leader.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-08-31

z. C. BOYD. !. H. EIDGELf.
BOYD e. RTDGELYr
A TTORNFYG AT Law, Tifiin, Ohio. or
"a nee No 81, Washington street.
Mar. 81, lS7l-
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amendments were not legally adopted
but were and are illegal and void
Nor does any one believe they thinl
differently to-day. Does not Colonel
John VI. COnnell, in his letter to Sen,
atOr Thurman declining to take par
in the state canvass, express the sen.
timents Of = majority Of the Demo
cratic party of Ohio when he says:
"But in the house of his friends al
that Convention was dealt the deadli-
est blows to the Democracy it has yet
received. The action there, the blum
Gers, or worse, in the nomination for
. Governor, the witchery which stole
away the reason of delegates, and in
some mysterious way caused them tO
! forswear their faith, and by public re-
+ cantatiOn confess that the mission and
/ the creed of the party since the war
/ were false, heretical and wrong has
siekened the hearts of the honest, quiet
thinking voters of the party to an ex-
tent not yet fully recognized by OuT
/ leaders, who then voluntarily walked
{ up and sat on the equity stool"
''The voters Of our party are not
uniformed of the false position, the
I party is placed i'm. They know We are
going before the people this fall with
at least two untruths glaring cOnspic-
mons on our font"
''When the convention took upon it,
self 10 declare titat the Democracy of
this State recognized as accomplished
facts the two latest lsO-calledl amend
ments To the Constitution, and regard
ell them No longer as political issues
before the county,, it stated an un-
truth"
"And when, in the second resOlu-
ton, the convention undertook to say
that the Democratic party pledges it
self to the full, faithful and absolute
execution and enforcement Of the Con-
stitutinu as il now is, 50 as tOssecure
equal rights to all people under il,
without distinction of race, color or
condition. it exceeded its authority,
and simply asserted what it knows to
be a falsehOod.v
Do not the Democrats of Ohio now
believe in the doctrine set forth in
Frank Hurd's resolution, offered in
their convention as "A substitute for
the second aud third. resolutions as
adopted, namely:
"ResOlUed, That the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Amendments have been
made part of the Federal Constitution
by fraud and violence, and are revO-
lntiOnary and void"
Do the Democratic Wire-pullers
mean anything more than this-that
they are willing to stultify themselves,
To swallow their own Oft-repeated
words, to deny the faith they have
kept consistently for 80 many years,
to impose upon their own friends and
followers a paltFy swindle and a sick
ening sham in order that they may
once more get into political power?
have not seen an intelligent DEM
Oerat who could look me in the face
and seriously say that the platform
adopted at Columbus represented his
own opinions and sentiments. But
it was hoped that by certain guarded
expressions about 'strict cOnstruc-
tiOn,u Il gentle compliment to State
sovereignty; a denunciation of the
Ku-I[lux bill, and little abuse of the
present administration, 10 satisfy the
Old-line party men, who care more for
principle than they do for Office, while
the more ambitious and less scrupu-
lOUs secured their own personal pre-
feTment.
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THE NEW DEPARTURE.

The Democratic party entertains no
honest CONVICTIONS upon any subject,
and has no principle of action what
ever. Ii seeks only success and is so
shortsightel and mistaken as not to
understand that the best way to attain
success is to deserve IL. The present
platform OF the party in this state Is 4
sham, and its attitude a delusiOn.-
Everybody knows that until recently
the Democrats North and SOnth, have
eonteuded that every substantial thing
done by the Republican party since
the close Of the war has been illegal
and void. They said the reOrSaniza-
ton Of the state governments for the
seeded states was provided for by a
rump Congress having no power 10
act, aud that hence the government
Which they created were nuililies
that in adopting the new amendments
to the constitution, these southern
states acted under dHHess and restraint;
that persons entitled to vote were de-
MED the privilege; that the people
were Overawed by the menacing Fed
| ersl authorities; and that hence the
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-08-31
LIVE Err
DIR. SI1LMONS
Liver Regulator,

-, =. , t,SeparotiOn OF roots and herbs, warrant
f,1i,,,e. ~ - strictly vegetable, aud can do no
ff.'ttS % any one.
t,- ~. i,.5 seen used by hundreds, and known
~ - 80 years As one of the most relia-
,.,-- III5.S.-ei.olls and harmless preparations
f,rt,. s,f ~ ~ % the suffering. III taken regu-
-. ~. --s-s-enLLv. 10 4. sure % cure
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-. McD. Gibson, n. d.

LTO. Is Madison street, between Main and
IN IeGerlon streets, Tim, thirty years In
ths pfacfice OF Medicine and surgery un-
amy rar1iUliar school, he has impartially
inFefftehfed the Botanic, Eclectic, Hydro
pafhiB and homeopathic systems, and
1rastfceily tested their remedial virtues.
San eeVoled 70 the Healing Art. he VIII as
HidEously apply himself 10 professional Wis
lta pariisular instruction given i'm Hygiene,
thscare OF sicklY children, &C. Office pre-
scflpilons prepared IN the most agreeable
fOFflEa fox medicinal use.
April y, Silly.
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DO SOMETHING.
II the world seems cold TO you,
Kindle fires 10 warm IT,
Let their comfort hide from view

IL the world seems cold TO you,
Kindle fires 10 warm IT.
Let their comfort hide from view
Winters that defOrm IL.
Hearts as frozen as your own,
To that radiance gather;
You will soon forget TO moan,
"Ah the cherries weather."
II the worlds "wilderness,"
Go build houses In IT.
VIII IL help your loneliness,
On the wind TO din It!
Raise a hut, however slight;
Weeds and brambles smother,
And TO roof and meal. invite
Some fOrlOrner brother.
II the worlds "a vale OF tears"
Smile, till rainbOws span 1t;
Breathe the love that life endears;
Clear from clouds to fan it.
OfyOur gladness lend a CLEAN,
Unto souls that shiver;
Show them how dark sorrows stream
Blends with hopes bright riverl
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-08-31

81 once dreamed" said Pat, that.
called upon the President, and he AK
ed me wud / drink. j tOuld him /
didn't care if / TUX a drop Of punch. -
"COld or hot ~ axed the President
Hot, yer exeelleney," said /; and be
stepped down in the kitchin for some
bilin' water, and before he got back
woke strate up and now its, distressin'
me that didn't take il could"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-08-31

The emperor Alexander Is the hero
the following aneedOte: He was pres
ent at a collection in Paris for one OF
the hospitals. The plate was held
out to him by an extremely pretty
girl. As he gave his louis dor he
whispered, "MadamOiselle, this is for
your bright eys." The girl cIrtesied
and presented the plate. "What" said
the Emperor, ''morer' ''Yes, sir
said she. al now want something for
the poor"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-08-31
A. a. FRETMAN, N. D.,

nHYsIOIAN AND DSURGEON, Southwest
eorner OF Market and Jefferson streets,
opposite the Episcopal church, once ID door
on JenersOn street, sOlicits and hopes 70
merit liberal patronage, having the ad-
vantage of ffteen years experience In East
ern Pennsylvania and over three years In
Tifin, and being familiar with the English
and German languages. Special attendance
given 70 surgery, diseases Of women and
children. Medicine furnished when desired
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-08-31

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"a LAW, and Interpreter IN the German,
French and Italian languages before TIE
civil and criminal Courts Of the state. a
s.Ioss efndy and application 70 these and
other laneuages, in 4 solOurn Of i've years
IN France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy,
Greece. Syria, Palestine, Turkey-PrOper and
England, viii, Il Is believed, the better rec
omIuend hin In tilis branch OF bis prOfes-
sion. once with D.. Crawford.
Etsh
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sc. AsHCRAFT,

nENTIST. Artificial teeth inserted In the
Innd Approved manner, Teeth nlled
wild Gold, Silver or Tin, warranted 20 pre-
serve the teeth ia every case or money re-
funded. Any person living In Seneca cOun-
", Wishing teeth extracted at hOinei pTepa-
raiory 30 having artificial teeth, can be ac-
eOmrnodated without extra charge by com-
munlcating with me by letter or otherwise.
Tseth sxfr6cted without pain by the use Of
anaFthetics. All work warranted. Ohlce
IN Stone Front Building, over ii. A. Bus
kirlris Grocery Store, Tiff1n, Ohio.
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Full Competent 10 Execute the Many Varieties Of Work

1yinen perform perfectly
Machine would be unable
On
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-08-31

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Tffnn, Ohio. once hours
IRON 8 IL 10 A. NJ, and from TO z. N.
ESfnbdays from 10 A. II. 70 r. n. once on
SfeEket street, ID door east Of the ~. l.
TshnrcIlr q lApril IL.
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DENTISTS
DIR. GEO. $. YINeLsNe,

ENLIST, THIN Dental Place, Market -.
IL opposite Fiege's Furniture Rooms Ell-
nm. o. Teeth filed, and inserted on Gold,
Aluminium, Vulcanite, (Rubber1 PyrOXyllne,
aud the celebrated Continuous Gum. The
correction OF irregularity OF the teeth IN
children will be faithfully attended TO.
Teeth extracted with modern improved For
cepE.
A.M.tO5P. n.
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q. j. KEEN,

A TTORNEY At LAW, Notary Public
"a Real Estate. Claim, and General Insur-
auce AGENT, Tlnin, Ohio. Office In Grum-
mslls Block, Opposite the First National
Bank-
June IL.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-08-31
ILL RREWER.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Special atten'
"a ton given to all kinds Of military
IlaiIuE Back pay, Bounty, Pensions &C
Unics ln National Exchange Bank Block
opposite the Court House, Tini7, Ohio
Jan. ~.
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UTEEaWaH MARTK.

TEETH inserted and extracted In selen-
fIye safiafActiOn. We are the only Dentists
IN the county who have a license for max
ing the Rubber Work. All persons wearing
rubber plates made By dentists having no
license, are liable TO prosecution. Rooms
over First National Bank. NOV. d.
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". n. PEARCE,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Republic, o
eJ Collections promptly attended TO. Deeds
and Mortgages exesuted. Fire and Life In
suraTics effscted IN hrst-cieas com paules.-
Once in Town Hall, front rOOms on the LEFT.
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STEAART,

II OSKBMITH a CUTLER, repairs locks,
IL clocks, Sewing Machines, Trunks, Um-
DrellaS, &C. Grinds Surgeons instruments
reEorzs knives, Ehears, and all kindsof small
edgqo tools All work attended - 6PrOmpt-
hstion6l Hal Block under Marquardt's
Drug Store, linn, o.
Mar. s, i67l-ly.
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n. .. MeLE0D, N. D.

u LE1El7II ? = - - -
HILL, attend promptly TO ali professional
- w ealIs. DR.. Mcleod iE regular grad u
ate ii has had hfteen years experience IN
the practice OF medicine. He gives special
attention 70 diseases Of women and chllufen
July q, 1S7I-ly.
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MEDICAL.

nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. Once Ovel
VOllmer g. KirchneI's Clothing Store
Residence, junction Of SciplO and Portland
streets, opposite the College.
'J1peA, lS7I.-ly.
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EDWIN HOLMES
sCUDDER CHAMBERLAIN

RcHIfEOF AND GENERAL BUILD
u Err, win take contracts for putting ~
Blocks, DaFeiltnEa etc. or VIII OVen5ee sucf
work Drawings, Drafts, Plans, etc, for ev'
cry description made and furnished on low
terms Residence, No. 10 Washington It.
Tifin, o.
Jan. 7th, l57O.-ly.
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G. ". EAcHEAE, q. p CEl
BACHMAN a CRAMER,
nE0RaE aAaaMAN

A TTORNEYS AT Law. Special atten-
"a ton given 70 collections and the sale Of
Real Estaie. once orer ~ X ShaWhan a
COS store, Waslfngtcn street, Timn, Ohio,
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A. s. ROsENBERGER. M. D.,

HOMRoPAFHlsT, carey, Ohio, will
III promptly attend TO all professional
Jan. q, ls7I.-tL
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Nevada Rats.

The Gold Hill NclCS August Sd says /:
A day or two since we were shown by
Judge Hall, of the firm of Bittner &
Co., a queer rat, in an ordinary wire
cage. This rat was Ofa breed peculiar
to this section and may properly be
termed the WashOe kangaroo raj, ,hav-
ing considerable the appearance Of 4
diminutive kangaroo. His head bore
considerably resemblance to that of a
rabbit, although the ears were not
quite so long, but he had regular rat
eyes. His color was also that OF rat,
and he was about the size of an old
fashioned, full-grOwn San Francisco
rat, with tail about as lOng-abOut
seven inches-but it was almost like
a squirrels tail being covered with q
bushy hair about a quarter of an inch
long. Altogether, this strange rat
presented a pleasing, intelligent ap-
pearance- We have seen the same
kind in certain localities of the Sierra
Nevada, but none 50 large. They live
out in the woods, or will come into
camp and make themselves sOciably
at home If the take a notion. When
angry, they have I great way of stamp
ing with their hind feet like a rabbit
HazeltinC says there are half a dozen
ar more of them occupying the cellar
basement Of his residence, and they
are quite mischievOus and troublesome
i'm some respects, packing potatoes, ,ap-
pies, Sc, from one place to another
with great facility and industry, and
piling them up, 90 bring them all
back again perhaps the next night or
sO They rq-Orf fooet he.riu little fau1i-
lies or campOOdies, like the Piutes-
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DE-. &C. REILHARz

CtURGEONi DENTISI. Once At his resi-
~ denes, corner MonrOs and Madison
streets, opposite German Reformed Church.
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LIP ETEEAMAN. ND.

-l- u. b HATTIE, n. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once
m Empire Block Washington street
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NEIL HOUSE,

OPPOSITE the State House, Columbus, o.,
" Walstein Failing, Proprietor. This old
End fayOrite Hotel reduced its price per
|daTsto $ % oa s1anuhry |. .lBzl -
January 5, 1s77.-ni2-tf = sfa
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A UCTIONEER, D. d. Neikirk, Clerk,
"a ready, at ali times, 20 cry sales. Post
Once address, Clyde, Ohio.
April lS7O-tf
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HOTELS.
rHFn HOUSE.

~ KINZER, Proprietor, Market ST., Tiff
W. On, Ohio. The house has been thor
ouRhly oVerhzuled, has good stabhng, and iE
prepared to furnish the travelling public with
AL nsceHsariss In good style. ..HE
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MERCHANT TAILoRs.
YoLLmERAKIRCHNER.

aEERUHANF PAILORs and dealers in
Nl Ready-made Clothing, Gents Furnish
Ing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c. Constantly on
hand BrOadclOths, Cassimeres and Nestings.
Washington street. I1nin, Ohio. Particular
ettention given 20 Custom Work. All orders
viii meet with proTnpt attention. n. B.
We have the agency for The best Sewing Ma
chine now In use. NOV. s.
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VIZ. II. GIBSON. r. G. PEsEISGTON-
GIRSOE a. PENNINGTON,
A TTOREEYS AT LAW, Tinn, Ohio. or
"a ice in First National Bank Block
Nay 10.
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n RTOVER,

nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. once
IN Kirchner's Block, Main street. Tim n,
Ohio. Residence No. Clay street, Second
Ward. LJuly =
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MANUFACTURERS OF Blank Books and
lNl Book Binders. Blndery between Pm.
BeWaldi B scorner and Ielnp's Cabinet Shop,
Washington street. Tiffin, o.
Sept q Is70-n49-tf.
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Mr. CHAIRMAN AND FEILOw-CIT-
IzENS The time has come when the
people OF Ohio are called upon once
more to make proclamation Of their
political faith E; to critieise the princi-
pies and policy Of part organizations;
to pass Judgment upon the conduct OF
their public servants; TO take council
together how best they may subserve
the highest interest Of the State and
nation. The more faithful and intel
hgently this duty shall be performed,
50 mueh the greater good will result to
the country.
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CHABLEs sOwER

ENERAL Insurance, Real Estate and
u COllecting Agent. Ldfe, Health and
Iccidanf, and Fire Insurance.. Special at
tsnf!on Owen 70 eellscting- Once, No. 8
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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-08-31

Somebody says: at Is an exploded
theory that wome dress To please the
men. They dress to please or spite
each other. Any girl Of sense and
experience knows that IL T. Just as
easy u break a mans heart in a two
dollar muslin, neatly made up, as it is
in a five hundred dollar silk costume
made by a man dressmaker." How
Is il girls?
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-08-31

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
a LAW and Solicitor In Chancery; and
General Insurance Agent Attention given
% prosecuting claims, settling estates max
ing collections and securing patents Olnce
In National Exchange Block, Tlnins Ohio.
Jan ], &.