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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-17
Cholera.

The efforts OF some Of our professional
brethren, and of large portion of the
secular press, at the present time, to
excite u cholera panic, suggest the
! prOpriety of quoting to them the or
4 Iental fable Of THE Cholera Fiend, u
( who, when accused by the pilgrim in
the desert with having slain 10000
pilgrims, charged 10000 to account of
fear, leaving only One-third Of the
mortality to his own account.
The past history Of Asiatic cholera
has demonstrated clearly that its
progress is regular and its track well
defined; 10 has never yet made its ap-
pearance anywhere by concealed ap-
I proaehes, and yet we are told that the
disease RACES in New Orleans, in
Memphis, in Nashville, Louisville,
land Observation-Disclosures spontan-
eously, perhaps. If this be so, Il con-
stitutes "nev departure" in the
etiolOgy of the disease, and introduces
"a new element into its study. Cases
Of disease presenting many of the
characteristics Of cholera occur yearly
in most of our large cities, and al
most every physician during some
cheated term" sees a case which, "if
cholera were prevailing, he SHOULD be
disposed to call cholera"
The morbid influence prevailing
Just now in the cities south of US, and
TO some extent in this seems to be
very respectful Of persons and places,
selecting the filthiest individuals as
its victims and the filthiest localities
/ for its field of operation. Heat, un-
wholesome food, and filth, are doubt
less the efficient agents in the gener-
alton OF the disease now prevailing,
and these, neither singly nor COM
bined, will generate cholera The
first factor is not within our control,
the others are; and we are sure that
iprudence in diet, in avoiding that
which is positively unwhOlesOme in
food, and Temperance in drink, with
cleanliness Of person and premises,
will disarm the other factors of their
efficiency as mOrbific agents. In this
city there are numerous fOci OF dis
ease in the many open priVy vaults
left exposed since the fire, and now,
under The com bined influence Of heat
and a dry atmosphere, exhaling pes
FtiferOus gases far and wide. There
are many Of these in the heart Of the
business portion ofthe city, proclaim
ing their presence by unmistakable
evidence TO even an utter stranger.
The authorities cannot occupy
themselves more beneficially, in the
protection of public health, than to
cause the disinfectiOn of these reeep-
tacles and the removal OF their con-
tents at once. The danger from this
source Is much more imminent than
from Asiatic chOlera.-WH, IN Chi
edgO Medical Magazine.
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NOdeI Klm.

4 have recently met lovely Ken
tucky lady, Nrs. General Paul. She
is from Newport. General Paul had
both his eyes shot out In battle. He
bears his affection with the resigha.
ftion of Christian martyr. at the
Cook bail the General was Ia fun uni.
form, and would pIayfuily repeat the
exeIamatfons he heard about the
beautiful flowers. His charming wife
Is the staff upon which he leans, and
she so tenderly watches and guide his
steps that she is eyes and everything
to him. In the carriage he made
some gallant speech to her, and she
said, 90 husband, have changed SC
that don't believe you would know
me II you saw me, it is so long since
you have seen me-" Such rare devo.
/ ton as theirs gives eyes to the soul
and the loss of the outward ones i
not recognized.-LOHistiHe Courier
journal.
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baltimore Ameriean's 5 sCOrrespOndenee IRON
Hall, a German Watering Place.
Sunday in Austria.

The only difference between Sun
day and other days at this summer
resort is that from 6 to O'Clock in
the morning the residents are out in
their best Sunday attire, going to or
returning from church, and y good
many people from the country around
| having come tn the village church,
spend the balance Ufthe day viewing
/ the visitors in their promenades,
among whom There is a Prince and
two Counts and COuntesses. The
sight of one Of these has its charms
unspeakqble to tie simple peasant.
/ The woman had their heads all deck
ed out in their sOmbre black handker-
chiefs, with the ends flying, COM
/ pletely hiding their hair and all but
/ the lower tips of their ears, from
which most OF them have quite hand
some earrings pendant. This has
been the universal head dress among
these people for centuries, with whom
the bonnet, in all its varied shapes,
has never been known. Fhey all
wear immense hoops, widely distend-
/ ing their skirts, which was also the
fashion here ages before the Empress
j Eugene adopted them for the sister
hood Of all creation. They have evil
I dently no idea of diScarding them,
now that they have disappeared from
/ the skirts Of the fashionable guests at
/ the hotels, and waddle about with
\ them with the air of peaeoeks. With
such immense busts as the peasant
ladies have, the hoops seem very
4 suitable appendage for the continue
I ton of the figure. The short dresses
distending hoops tend to the display
of substantial combinations and an
/ kles that are more stout than grace
ful, and more useful than ornamental.
The more youthful of them all have
rosy cheeks, aud are the picture of
comfort and good health.
The orchestral band performed as
usual on Sunday at noon, in the GEN.
ter of the village, and both morning
and evening on the promenade. At
in the afternoon the game of "Trum-
bOla" was played in the grove, al
| which there were about two hundred
ticket holders, and the prizes were
eOntended for and distributed. The
stores were all open, but the working
people generally suspended labor, and
were stPolling about and looking at
the iashiona6ly attired strangers, who
as usual az the summer resorts, at
home, were prOmenading in the fin
est dresses their trunks could furnish.
The observance of Sunday ends al
ways in most European countries
with the close Of the morning serv-
| ices, and the balance Of the day is de-
voted To all manner OF innocent rec
reatiOn. Their fnndness for Oui-d ,Or
life, which they consider the greatest
induce.nent to health, attracts th-m
to every shady retreat where refresh-
ments can be had, and thus the Sum
day Is spent. The Instructions Of the
German physieiaHs 10 their patients
here are "Rever to eat indoors when
the weather will permit the taking Of
your meals in the open air."
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FAMILY CASES.
rr.nrnrs nr.nfI.fTY.

A depressed, Irritsble state % mind
n yroak, Ee<Vons, axhApsted fselings
NO energy or animation3 CONFUSED
head, weak memory, often with de-
bElftzffns, involuntary discharges. Ths
consequence OF excesses, mental Oyerwork or
indiscretiOns. Tbs NERVOUS DEBILITY
hndS a sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. rs.
It tones up the system, arrests discharges, dispea
the mental gloom and despondeneys and naluye-
mates the entire system II IS perfectly harfn-
less and always Efficient Price 8, for package
Ct five boxes and large e vial Of powder, which
Is important in Old serious cases; or 81 per single
box. Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent By man
on receipt Of price Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE co.
No 5B9 BRoADWGE. n, n
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y. MeD. GIRsON. n. D.,

MO. Is Madison street, between Main ana
~ Jefferson street,. THIN, thirty years in
the practice Of Medicine and Surgery, un-
any particular school, he has imp1.flnlly
Investigated the Botanic, Eclectic, Hydro-
pathic and homeopathic eystemS and
still devofed 70 thu Healing Art. ne wfff as
Jlduously apply himself 10 professional Wis
is. Particular tnstructlon given n Fgiene
The care of sickiy children, &C. once pre-
:riptions prepared in the most agreeable
Drms for medicinal use.
April q, l87l.-ly.
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"HOw MUCH DO l oOSr ?"
what 4 Dying child Said to Her Father

A little daughter, ten years old, lay
on her death-bed. 1t was hard part
ing with the pet flower of the house
hold. The golden hair, the loving
blue eyes, the bird-like voice, the
truthful, affectionate, large hearted,
piOus child! How could she be given
up? Between this child and her faith
er there had always existed, not q rela-
! tienship merely, but the love of con-
genial natures. He fell on his knees
by his darling's bedside, and wept Bit
ter tears. He strove to say, but he
could not, "Thy viii be done!1 It
was conflict between grace and ma
tIre such as he had never before ex-
perienced. His sobs disturbed the
child, who had been lying apparently
unconscious. She opened her eyes
and looked distressed. te.s
''Papa, dear papa" she said at
length. 5-l5l. X
"What, my darling ?" answered the
father, striving for eomposuFe. -r ~
"Papa, she asked, in faint, broken
tones, show much-d0 I cost you
every year?n --- - :" -af
Hush, dear, be quiet" he replied,
in great agitation; fol. he feared deli
rum was coming on. e-.t-.e u
But please, papa, how much do I
cost you?" -.-.s
To soothe her he replied, though
with q shaking voice: rf.s rtr- 4.
"Well, dearest, perhaps fifty dollars.
What then, darling % sras qei-..
Because, papa, / thought may be
you would lay it ont this year in BIZ
bies for poor children to remember me
by" 49, r.I
With what delicate instinct had the
dying child touched thestriDgs OF COM
fort! A beam Of heavenly joy glane-
ed In the fathers heart, the bliss of
one noble loving spirit mingled with
It's like. Self was forgotten, the SOL
row of parting, the lonely future.
Naught remained but the mission of
love, and q thrill of gratitude that in
it he and his beloved were co-workers.
~ will, my precious child,p he re-
piled, kissing her brow with solemn
tenderness. u, -1
"Yes,p he added, after pause, "I
| will do it every year as long as live.
And thus my Lillian shall yet speak,
and draw, food shall bless the means,
many after her to heaven
The child's very soul beamed forth
in a long, loving, smiling gaze, into
her fathers eyes; and still gazing, she
fell asleep. Waking in few minutes,
she spoke in a loud, clear voice, and
with look of ecstacy: ...
"Oh, papa, what q sweet sight The
golden gates were opened, and crowds
Of children came pouring out. Oh,
such crowds And they ran up to me
and began to kiss me and caH me by
a new name. Ican't remember what
1t was, but it meant, Beloved for my
father's sake.'n ''-- y
She looked upward, her eyes
dreamy, her voice died in a whisper,
Yes, Yes, Icomei I come ~ and the
lovely form lay there untenanted of
the lovelier spirit, - '.-.' - -, :
John Lee arose froru his knees with
holy triumph on his face, "iThank
God" said be, al am richer by an
other treasure in heaven. -"
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uOw to Get Along.

Do not stop to tell stories in busi-
ness hours.
If you have a place of business, bt
found there when wanted.
No man can get rich by sitting
around stores and saloons.
Never fooln in business matters
Have order, system, regularity, lib
erahty, and proInptAess. ce.[
Do not meddle with business you
know nothing of. r.l G
Never buy an article you do MOI
need, simply because it is cheap, and
the man who sells it takes it oct in
Trade in money. l - r.. -
Strive 70 avoid hard words and per-
sonalities. r 80 - -,f5r,,-...
Do not kick every stone in yogi
path. More miles can be made in Q
day by going steadilyoR than by stop
ping. l-4 -
A man of honor respects bis word
Is his bond:
Aid but never beg. zaH
help others when you can, but neF-
er give what you can not afford, sim-
ply because il is fashionable
Have but few eonfdants, the fewer
the better. 81 l,,l /. u
Use your oEn brains rather than
those OF Others. r-. y . rN
Learn to think and act for yourself
BE vigilant.
Keep rather ahead than behind the
times.
Lightning never struck Ben. But.
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PETITION
o I'aeaie p1yt Of JLaeTpa Street al,d eertIja
AtieJs "a Seeosad Wartl,9( 7Tmn,O.

-
NOTICE is hereby given that on the sd
~ day OF July, 30, the Iifiin Agricultural
Works. OF Thin, Ohio, He'd Us petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas, OF Seneca Co.,
Ohio, wherein, in substance % s3yS: TlIas
it il a Corporation legally INCORPORATED un-
der the statute OfOhiO f0r the manufacture
and sale of agricultural implements, at Iif-
I'm, Ohio; that Il Is the owner Of lots 6ii, Gfj,
66. 67l, 6I2, 90, 67i, 675, 64I and north part Of
671 IN NobleiS Addition 70 the city OF Tif-
I'm, Ohio; that Minerva Noble Was. prior 10
September Ist Is5S, the owner 90 tho Soc Of
lots t6sei6tr w Win 4tiS strest$ Ina IN II Alleys lev:
hereinafter referred iOt tliat on sahltlpte the
said Harrison Noble, aud Minerva Noble his
VIE, laid said lOtS, streeus and alleys ont,
plated and recorded the said MOBILES Aidi-
lion; that oy tiie Construction 81 tlfe Mans
aeid, ClOldwater & LAKE Michigan kailrOasl,
the following part OF Minerva street and the
following alleys in Ehid NOb1e : "A I'D lion
are rendered useless 10 the public: All that
part OF Minerva street south Of Harrison
street; an alley running eslls-frD.I Minerva
street 70 WateE street. bounded north AY lots
67i, f72, 673 and 67B, and south By lot G7is an
alley running west from Minelya. slEeets
BOUNDED north by lots Gli, 6tj and Gl6, and
south BY lot $40; stn alley iyiTig between lots
Gl and 67k. That Petitioner Is the owner OF
the fee OF fsaid part OF said street arti alleys
subiect % the easeflent q the public ,tllsre-
m; that Petitioner Is now erecting
It's Shops, uareToom aad. bindings upon
said lots and requires the vacation Of. said
part Of said streets and stheys Tor the pur-
pose OF such Hlapufaetqrysa aad that sue1 va
cation will cOnduce 70 the general interests
Of the city; and praying that said part 0f
Minerva street and said alleys may be vaoa-
ted. that such petition wIil coma up for
hesiring ut The necEs term fof.the sabl Court
Of Common Pleas. =. u, ~. -. -.
TfFFIN AGItfcT LfUnAB N0itKS,
July 8. is7.,-nio-5t =.
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A. A. FRFYMAN. MD

OHYsICIAN NANDsURGEON, Southwest
corner Of Market and Jefferson streets,
on jefferson street, solicits and hopes 70
merit liberal patronage having the ad-
vantage OF fifteen years experiences IN East
ern Pennsylvania and over three years in
rifiin, and being familiar with the English
and German languages. Special attendance
given 20 surgery, diseases of women and
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aEaRaE aASaMAN

TTORNEY AND COUNsELLOR Al
a LAW, and interpreter In the German
French and Italian languages before the
civil and criminal Courts OF the state. A
close study and application to these and
other languaeeEin o sojourn Of i've years
in France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy,
Greece, Syria, Palestine, Turkey-Proper and
England, will, IL is believed, the better rec
ommeRd him in this branch Of his profess
sion. once with DR.. Crawford.
Feb. IA
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HAL.

A kcAITECr. .Timn, o. Plans and S5ecfn
nished in the best sfyIe and a. ,e1-e,aiIe :
prices: Orden len with Adams 4 fse4tsrl1sS.
o. aoarsssso py mail VIII receive prompt
aSeoAsAS--s Mar l4-lyT
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A DEED AKDA K0RB.
BT CHARLES nGcxAr.

A little spring had lost its way
! Amid the grass and fern;
A passing stranger seooped well,
Where weary men might turn
He walled II in, and hung with care
A Iadle at the brink s-l aFf
He thought not Of the deefbe dId.h ~ r 7
But judged thai toll might drink,
lie passed again, ana 10 !tlie we'll,
By summer never dried, 81
Had cooled ten fbonsand parchipg tongaesi
And saved a life beside.
nalmeless man; amid q crowdgEE EW
That thronged the daily mart,
Let fall word OF hope and love,
Unstudied from the heart 'llf @, rl--i
A whisper on the tuunult thrown, il
A transitory breath
II raised brother from the dust,
1t saved ,Soul from, death. o,,t--I Z
o germ o font 20 word Of Lowell
U thought at random cast!
Ye were but little at the firSk sz-a--s.
But mighty at the last : - ~
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JaWEs RrReVV

nEALER in Butter, EGGS. Lard. Ponltrr
pays the HIGHEST PRIZE N CAsH N
Farmers will do well &c call at his room in
Empire Block under Pennsylvania Store,
Empire Block nS0-lyr
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AmeIieaR Express COMPANY,

OFFICE AMEEICAN y TX PRES Co. - q. p
. WAsHINGTo.s STREET. GiEzlsss5 BI0ck.
TIFFIS, OHIO, Nay ,, IS7l
The Amerieaa fxpresss tspaisy having
Opened an Office in this City, are prepared
- do a general Express business 10 aud from
al points reached by OF throaeh their 8Hies NJ
Ia the United states, Canada or. .FurCDe
this Company occupy n htrge rfIafOrIfyf or Z =
the IsaiirOad lines M the NoEtla4ra siatsS - p
aud Caunda, and are Thereby enabled to- Ot
ier tOtlie.eii izess Of 1i1in ulDre and better
aeeommodatlons than. they have hsTetO-
wait upOp the people Or This GIty aud e
transact such business Al they may be en-
tEuded with. promptly. and with AZ ear
nest desire "a please al who may patrOnlze
the Company.
"a. S.JULlER, . .-.t
sup't. Ohio ,Diy'n, Cleveland.
D. =. JAMES. Agent, Tfm1, Ohio.
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Executors Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given that the nnder-
1N ateneds George Harfs0ck, has been an
pointed and qualified as Exee0t0r Of thelsfa
VIII and testament of Isaac Har4soek. de-
ceased, late OF Senecs couHty. Ohio
n&-a GEORGE HARTSOCK
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AMI
III SURGEON, THIN, Ohio. ONCE hours
from 70 10 A. NJ, and from 10 4 p. NJ
saturdays from 10 A. NJ. TO 3 r. NJ. Once
over Buskirks Grocery Store.
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EEKaHRz.

DROCGRES Americas and Foreign Pstent
Il furnishes Models and Drawings, negoti
ates sales Of Patents, etc. Special attention
20 the purchase and sale OF Real Estate, ex
ecuting Deeds and Mortgages, perfectlnt
and making abstract OF Titles. At the Re
corder's ONCE, Timn, y.
Oct a. le7l IT
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A TTORNEY AT Law. Special attcn
"A ton Ffven 20 all kinds Of Military
Claims, Eatk pay, Bounty, Pensions &C
ONCE in National Exchange Bank BLOCK
opposite the Court House, Tlnins Ohio
Ian. Il.
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G Il KEN.

A TroREEY AT Law, Notary Public
"a Real Estate, Claim, and General lnsur-
ance Agent, THIN. Ohio. Office in Grum.
meIl's Block, opposite the FirSt National
Bank.
June II.
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DENTIST. once over First National
IL Bank, Ei6lp, Ohio. All operations
first-claS, NH eEolk Eafsanted. Laughing
Gas used FOR TIE pam les extraction of Teeth.
Work done at as low price as can be had
elsewhere, for hrst-class work.
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n KINZER, Proprietor, Market st., Tif-
We nm, Ohio. The honse has been thor
prepared to furnish the travelling public with
sll necessaries In GOOD STYLE
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W. n PEARCE.

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE, Republic, o
d COllertions promptly attended 70. Deeds
and Mortgages executed. Fire and Life In
surance effected in first-class companies
ONCE in Town BaIls front room, on the LEFT.
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=. u. tkoNTaE. b. D.

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. once
over Hartmanis Jewelry Store, next 10
Post ONCE, THIN, Ohio. Residence, Green
field street, near Heidelberg College.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-17

RCLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ID ofilce in Empire Bloch, over Willard 8
ing Tne past three years, and will continue
20 serve the public in all branches of the
Medical Profession. Residence, Perry ST.,
two doors wesDof WaEhingt0n. [ Iff ~
NOV. lh. l87I.-lY.-. u ~ } ~ 4 ~
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" people OF Tfmn aid Vicinity. once In
Marquardt's Drug Store.
NoV.S, lS7l.
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PRETTY HASBs AND FKEr.

An Old Anatomical Study Revived
Language and Expression OF The
nands-The Poetry OF the Feet
The American Women the Most
Beautiful.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-17

MANuFACTURERS OF Steam Engines.
NJ ClIcnlarS saw Mills. Mil Gearing. Shaft-
ing ana Tpslies, Wood Saving Nachines,
ers and Brick Machines, eoInInnss cans a,1d
Sills for Buildings. Allkincs on Casfi6s,a,,d
Repairing done 10 order. Market 81. iiffin.
q llO. - .
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Executors Safe of Valuable
Real Estate.

TIIHE undersigned offers at private sale the
il following valuable lots and lands be-
longing to the estate of Hugh MeAliSteT,
deceased.
Lot number II in 4th' Ward. near lst Re
formed Church, fine building spot near the
center Of the city.
Lots q and y in the 81 Ward, near premis-
es of Austin McNeal.
The Homestead farm of t;se deceased in
Eden Township. Seneca county, In sections
lf and a, consisting of one hundred and
sixty acres Of land-OEe hundred aud thirty
acres under good cultivation and thirty In
valuable timber. six miles from Ti1in--
good orchard, &c.
For terms inquire Of
JULIA A. McALISrER l
n. l.. BREWER, - ~
Feb. Is, IS73.-nl9-tf
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A TToRNEYs AT LAW. Legal business
~ OF all Kinds, coEveyanclng, examlna-
ton OF title, etc promptly attended 70. Pat
en:s obtained by direct application 20 the Of
nce. National Exchange Bank Building,
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sAFYELL RALDWIN.

MAEUFAcTURERs eF TIE .s.
M UNION CHURH
Union Grooved Washbosrd, Adjustabl,
Ciothes Racks, Hand Sleds, sIaW CufterS, ,anS
1u ~, =. Lpas OF Turned Work. South Ens
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TIFFIM RaELER WaRKG.
LOOMIn MYaIan

JACOB YOUNG, Maaufaoturer of steam
~ Boilers. Smoke Stacks, &c. Repairing
promptly doRe. Works On River street,
near tne hoolen Mills. Tifan Ohio
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MEDICAL.
n. Q. WELLk
n p KTNNAMAV. nm.

Homeopathic PHYSICIAN and sur.
III geon. ONCE in Kirchner Block over
VOLTS Shoe Store, Mch2s-ly.
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sCUDDER CHATeV.1.--

A RCHITECr AND GENFRAI. PTrrrn-
~ n 5 vii Izks contracts foT putting p 4 n M M
work. Drawn Dr Drafts, Plsn@ - ersee e Eocn
cry description made and furn}sSsd' 10 10r @ ev-
terms. kesidcloei No. IL Wasasines.oon1 on 5SN y,
Tnin, o. s-A'on St-'
Ian. III. lGll slH.
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rIRFTn HOuaR

ID p. Myers, Proprietor, Tifdn, o. Full &C
IL coTnm0dnti01s fort nmsneial TrayeleIk
as Wen as forth publ ic genefaIiy. ~ IL
may ADF3tQ Il = LElLh
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LOT FOR SALE

II have a fine lot situated on Perry street, q
| 4 few squares East Of Washington street
which will sell low and ON reasonable
terms Call soon. II. e BLASIUS.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-17

Lightning never struck Ben. But
Ter, neither will the GOVeFnOfsnip Of
Massachusetts tingle his veins.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-17

NOTARY PUBLIC and Dealer E Dacks
IN Periodicals and Stationery. Ot1eI tlz-
sgar On hand. South OF Court House. Mark
Oct. q. xxi L-Iv
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vTNGLTNG GAUAvFoRn.
DRR AKINNAMAN

H rooms over VolIE1er d K trchners eloth-
Ing Store, whare he 1ptendadoing all kinds
of Dentistry ID the TAost skfllfm manner.
Superior teeth in stYieS qualify and finish
paid to the preservation OF natural teeth.
All work warranted.
n25-lyr - 49,. -. IA -
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DENTIsTS.


Br. {. Q. 8ETEHARz, DTTF-
SURGEON DENTIST. once in Empire
y Block, over the Pennsylvar44 store.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-17

HAYS HOUSE
sH1THXSHeUsF,

Wy w. REED Proprietor, FostOria, o
w. Newly redtted and will be kept ii
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PHILIPP EMICH. IL

ID. c. HFEks.
CARPENTER AND 5D1NER- van fas.s
" Contracts TO cree any kind ofbnald-
ings. ~
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-17

n. b. MARTIS, ND. T.J. LIYEHs, Nj
MARTIE Il L1vERs,
physicians and Surgeons. ONCE En-.
Il plre Block, Main street, Tinn, U.
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