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wilton, the tears triekIing down be-

Wilton, the tears triekIing down hei
wan cheeks.
"Did you? Well, Susie, it shall be
/ as he said. You shall have rest. You
shall go home to your mother, and
stay year, il need be-" p
But how can you spare me, JOhn?'i
How conld I spare you forever ?''
whispered her husband.
it ?D 49, -
swell enough. But we must not
talk about it now. You are too weak
to be excited about anything. You
are to get we'll as fast as you can, and
in two weeks we will ali he OF 70
mothers"
Mr.. Wilton proved true prophet,
Tor in two weeks time Mrs. Wilton
was far enough recovered to begin the
journey. How far the prospect OF
that journey went toward m4king her
able 70 undertake 1t, we will not say.
Mr.. Wilton accompanied his wife.
1t was too much for her 20 undertake
to 20 alone with the chiidren, tue doe
tor said, and Mr.. Wilton was very
'obedient, cheerfnlly acquieseiug and
even suggesting things for her comfort
that he once would have Thought un-
necessary expenditure But Mr.. VIII
ton was not minding the expense
now. He had sold his stock for much
less than he paid for them, that his
wife might be nursed back to life and
health. And he could but rejoice at
the sserifice when he saw her EYES
grow brightand her step elastic.
Stay as long as you please was
his parting message to his wife, and
ne bade her adieu at the door of the
homestead. rs--..s
Six months Susan Wilton stayed in
the. home nest. Oh, what a Joyous.
thorough rest was that 1t seemed so
good to wander about the old place
again, almost as free from care as in
her girihood days, now gathering the
flowers from the hillsides, or banhing
her feet in the meadow brook, or sit
ting beneath the shadows of the sts te-
ly naples, twining their leaves iuto
garlands, hunting hens' nests with
the children, and enjoying all their
games with relish she never dreanlt
she could feel again. And what jOy
to sit for hours at the feet of her who
first guided her own faltering steps,
The poor worn-out woman drank in
every moment of joy as though she
knew the cup would not always be so
full. --.
But vita returning health came
desire to return home and to its du-
ties and cares once more. SO, one
morning, in early winter, she left her
good-byes among the hills of her old
home, and went back to life,s every
day duties with o. glad.and thankful \
heart But the old life with its cease. |
less round of work and "toil without !
was over. There were
to be no more yearnlngs for sympathy
no more words of disapprohatiOn no !
more of the stpenny wise and pound |
foolish" economy. Husband and wife
share alike in comforts, and tue old
hard life is buried.-Sdrdh Htrt iR
ATthOT''s Home Ma gaziHe. u
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The latest strike in Germany is
that of the street beggafs. 1t was not
against pauper competition, however,
but to get up a corner ON prayers.
From time immemOrial, at stated in
teFvals, the mendicants of Treres as
semble in the market place, and
marching through the principal
streets, implOre the blessing Of all the
saints npOn the city, concluding with
a grand benedictiOn in chorus. In re-
turn the citizens, from time out of
mind, have been accustomed to bestOw
a kreutZer on each beggar. A few
days since they Assem- bled as usual
for this ceremonial. But instead Of
going through with it, the baggars
from tHe sturdy kDave down tO the
miserable, tOddling, defOrmtd ci.i,d,
agreed that a single kreutZer was I Ot
enough, and that not a prayer Won Il
they say for less than two kreutz IL.
The gOnd tOwnsfOlks, fearing that the
blessings of heaven would be withheld,
yielded To the strikers, paid the
amount demanded, and the ceremony
proceeded a. of old.
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REPVBLIClN PLirFaRM.

i That tie principles ofthe Marty a. i,era
tSlole expressed IA its conventions. are re
4Ilirinedi and it Is declared thar events I,a,-,
l.s9- PtOSe1 ihai Their practical enforcement /,
ess-,-IltlaI 70 The welfare cf the country AM
liie maintenance OF the Interests rori'r = -,
Liberties OF the people
: Isat We reaffirn our confidence IL, Pre-.
lGent Grant and in the wisdom fnfs-,rfI,y
and success Of the adnisristrntior, - -
high C.fice. "
j That there shOuid be rigid economy in
state and national administrations. aud
that the taxes ShOuid be continued l., L.. -.
dUce-d as rapidly IS consistent with l.uu.l
SOFernhlsnt, maintenance OF public credit
anu certain 'eztinguishment OF State and
national debts
4. That public lands belong to the people
ana should be SacreJIy reserved Tor homes
ior actual settlers, and we pronounce against
~. leftner grants of these lands - Corpora
D That adequate provisio should be
made D law for the protection OF persons
znsased ~ IN mining aud other hazardous
{. That the produeluO- copp,areiar and
industrial interests OF tue country should
nave the best and cheapest modes OF trans
portaliOn possible, and while capital invest
90 IN Sucu means OF transit whether b,-
taliw9y or Otherwise, should Be permitted
the rlSht. OF reasonable remuneration. AL
ABUSE IN their management, excessive rates
oppressive discrimination against localities
persons, or interest should be Corrected b,-
law, and the people protected fronf suci,
wrongs, and all improper aud arbitrary use
OF the growing power Of railways and other
cOrDOratiOns.
z. That We heartily applaud the active
measures OF the late Congress in ferretiug
Out and exposing corruption. We have
seen with profound regret in the develop
lnents made thereby evidence OF political
anu onlclal corruption and abuse OF resBOn-
slole positions by men OF all political par
Ties 70 Iurther personal ends, aud We de-
nand pure official conduct and the punish
nent Of unfaithfuI public men, who, hav-
ing betrayed the confidence freely extended
70 tneIns shall not by any partisanshiD OF
ours De shielded from the disgrace OF their
scts and We denOunce all Credit MObiller
tFansact tO1iS. " whatever o their form. zee
) That when required To tighten the bur
den OF taxation and 70 continue the retiue-
tion OF the public debt, the Increase of -ala-
ries Is unWise. We condemn without re-
serve the voting for or receiving increased
pay Tor services already rendered, and de-
Inand that the provisions OF the late act Of
congress, by which salaries were increased
snail be promptly and unconditionally re-
pealed.
y, That We cordially welcome to our shores
the oppressed OF all countries, and remem-
bering with pleasure that adopted fellow
{ itlzens have always proved loyal to the fiag
OF the Republic, We favor such modification
OF our naturalization laws as TO materially
shorten the tiTae of probation before voting.
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TIFFIN TRIBUNE.
oFFIoE. FTrst Floor, West Market S.rest

PUBLISHED EVERY
TIL URSDAY EVENING.
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- HtfSx FRANK DILDISE-
BUaN &DILDINE.
TroRNRYs AT Law. onlee over Ne
"A IIgh : Clothing store, THIN, ohio.
nzs-75-ly.
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In Charlotte Bronte's recently pub
lished letters she expressed her views
regarding marriages: ''Do not be over
persuaded to marry a man you can
never respect-I do not say Tore, be-
cause, 1 think If you can respect a
person before marriage, moderate love
at least will come after; and, as to in
tense passion, am convinced that is
no desirable feeling. In the first place,
it seldom or never meets with a re-
quital; and in the second place, if it
did, the feeling would only be tenn
pOrary; it would last the honeymoon,
and then, perhaps, give place to dis
gust. Certainly this would be the case
on the mans part; and on the wO-
mans, God help her if she is to love
passiOnately and alone"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-10

Albert Smith, hanged in Spring
field, Mass, last week, for murder,
left the story of mis- life-a sort Of
Last Dying Confession. II is one OF
the oldest jumbles of mock sehti-
ment, religion by rote, blasphemy
and idiOey ever penned. AT one per-
iod of his career he worked on a rail-
road, and his opinion Of that line OF
life, given in his own peculiar style,
is as follows: "RailrOad is q thing
that will cause any man To have tenn
per, but suggest that no man who
has a uncomfortable temper ought tO
work for such a company" This poor
creature professed to have been a
sincerely religious man; but he found
that railroads were too much for him
How many unfOrtunates are there
who have gone 70 the bad on account
OF haYing TOO much "Rlilroad!'
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81 THE MILD POWER @e
8 sssCURE.S 3 g

HO1LE0PATHIC SPECIFICS
HAVE PROVED, PROM THR MOST
IL ample experience. an entire success. Simple,
medicines perfectly adapted to popular use-so
SIMPLE ithet mistakes cannot be made in usins,
them; 50 Harmless as to be free from DANGER; and
90 etdeient ns to be always reliable. They have
me highest communication froza al. aud Siii
always render satisfaction
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y. MeB. eTBsOk, u. D..

MO. Z5 Madison street, between Main and
~ jefferson streets, Iifiin, thirty years In
the practice OF Medicine and Surgery, I'M
irammeled by the principles and dOgmas OF
any particular school, he has impartially
Investigated the Botanic, Eclectic, Hydro
pathfc and Homeopathic systems, and
practically tested their EBmedial virtues.
Still devoted TO the Healing Art. he viii as
Iiduonsiy apply himself 10 professional Wis
rs. Particular instruction given In Hygiene,
the care of sickly children, &C. Office pre-
criptions prepared in the most agreeable
Drms for medicinal Use. efea
April ., 1S71.-iy.
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AT THE LASE.


Three little words within my brain &.
Beat back and forth their one refrain,
Three little words, whose duh distress
Means everything and nothingness,
Unbidden move my lips instead W.
or other utterance: She is dead. ~
Here, lingering, we talked Of late 8
Beside the hedge-grown garden gate;
TIL, smiling, ere the twilight fell III
She bade me take last farewell
Those were the final words She said.
But yesterday-and she Is deadi
l see the very gown she wore, -le 3.
The color hsd praised before;
The swaying length, where she would pa
Made light rustic on the grass:
There in the porch she turned her head
For one last smile-and she is dead
Could have known what was 70 come,
Those hours bad not been blind and DUN
1 would have followed close with Death,
Have striyen for every glance and breath
But now the final word is said,
The last look taken-she is dead
We were not lovers-sueh as they
Who pledge a faith to last for aye;
Yet seems the Universe to me
A riddle now without a key;
What means the sunshine overhead,
The bloom be1ow-now she Is dead? r
So new my grief, its sudden haze
Bewilders my accustomed ways;
And yet SO old, It seems my heart
Was never from its pain apart
What was and is and shall be, wed
With that one sentence is dead.
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A TrORNEY AT LAW. once IN STnIn. rt.
National Bank, TinsE, ONO
April ., lSi.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-10

Married ladies should be cautious
ABOUT diselpHEing their husbands.
when the latter come home tipsy, by
sticking their heads into bucket OF
water. At such times the husbands
are not fitted for the reception OF wa
ter Mrs. Junk. Of Marietta, Ohio,
was In the habit Of so discipliuing her
husband, but she knows better now.
Last week she tried it and held his
head IN the pail till he was subjuga-
ted Now she is a lone widow.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-10

A TToRNEY AT LAW, Office second noor
IL Nat, Exchange Bank Bioeks corner
washington and Market -. Mar. lily. 4.
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A Yankee grocer, being solicited to
contribute to the building OF a new
church, prOmDtl = subscribed his name
TO the paper in the following man
nef: ''JOhn Jones 1.-THE only place IN
town where you can get eleven pounds
Of good sugar for a dollar, twenty
five cents"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-10

The white of eggs with lime makes a
good cement for broken china. Hon
ey and castor oil mixed are excellent
for the asthma; q teaspoonful may be
taken night and morning. with grea {
benefit. Rancid lard may be purified
by trying it over with little water,
adding a few sliced raw potatoes.
The potatoes seem TO remove the bad
taste from the lard.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-10

An Irish woman, who had kept s
little grocery, was brought to her
death-bed, and was on the point OF
breathing her last, when she called
her husband TO her bedside.
'Jemmy," she family said, 'there's
Missus MalOney, she owes me six
shillings."
HOeh ~ exclaimed her husband,
"Biddy, dar;int, ye're sinsibls TO the
last"
''Yis, dear and there's Miss MeCaw,
L owe her dollar"
sob, be jabers, an ye're as foolish
as iver."
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A TTORNEY at Law and Notary Public
a once over Brown, Seblosser q Co.'S
Store, Tifnn, y. Apnlzj, is52-ly.
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A young man who prided himself
on his mental qualifications, once
Of the advantages OF these,
remarked: "What is better than q
good education ?'' common sense,
you fool, YOU" quickly remarked one
of his hearers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-10

John MeCAULEY.
--ozHrEY AT LAW, Tlfin, Ohio. Of
a fee opPOsits the Court House.
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GEORGE GAssNAN

TTORNEY AND COUEsELLOR AT
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 70 these and
other languages, in sojourn Of ive years
in France, Germany. Switzerland Italy,
Greece, syria. Palestine, Turkey-Proper and
England, will, II Is believed, the better rec
omInend him in this branch Of his profess
sion. once with Dr.. Crawford.
FEB. Il.
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NJ. III. PEARCE.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Republic, o
81 Collections promptly attended TO. Deeds
aud Mortgages executed. Fire and Lie In
Gurancs Effected In drst-class companies
Once In Town Hall, front room, on the ieft
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aR0-CRM RMALL.

A RCHITECT. Tifnn, o. Plans and Specifi-
- cations for buildings OF all kinds fur
nlsneo il the best style and at reasonable
Prices Orders LETT with Adams q Letterh0s,
or aooressed oy mail will receive prompt
attention. Maj, 1f-lyr.
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'ISuch expressions as by Cory or,
BY Darn are not only foolish, but
wicked. For does not the Scripture
say, Swear not at all, neither by
heaven, nor by the earth; but let your
communications be yea, yea, and nay,
nay, for whatsoever is more than these
cometh of evil There, my daughter,
said the doctor, We have made quite
3 sermon Of it, so let US have no more
Of slang phrases. ~ RgregdtiOTdiist.
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n j. HINTz.

BROCHURES American and Foreign Patents
furnishes Models and Drawings, negoti-
ates sales Of Patents, etc. Special attention
TO the purchase and sale OF Real Estate, ex-
eeuttaG Deeds and Mortgages, perfectlng
{ and making abstract CT Titles At the Re-
cordeE,s once. TInn, o. ftt
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

GEORGE z SEAEf,
.,-,.,,,,,-.-x- arIAW, Tifin, Ohio. Once
a so1nsS Main and Perry streets.
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a. a. FREYMAN, .. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Southwest
corner OF Market and Jefferson streets
opposite the Episcopal church, office ID door
on jefferson street, Bolictts and hopes "a
merit liberal patronage, having the adj
van age or fifteen years experience in East
ern Pennsylvania and over three years IN
Finn. and being familiar with the English
and German languages. Special attendance
given 70 surgery, diseases OF women and
ehiidre Medicine furnished when desired
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DENTIsT. once over First National
IL Bank, THIN, Ohio. All operations
1rst-class, and work warranted. Laughing
Gas used for The painless extraction ofteeth.
Werk done at as low price as can be had
elsewhere, for first-class work.
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C. n UERN.

A FrORNEY At Law, Notary Public
frce Agent. TIffn, Ohio. Once in Grum-
meIl's Block, opposite the First National
Eank.
lima n
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" srnvER

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
II EUR0EoNs Tifan, Ohio. ONCE hours
frOm 10 10 A. NJ, and from 70 p. NJ
saturdays from 10 A. N. to p. NJ. ONCE
over Buskirk's Grocery Store.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-10

MANUFACTURERS Of Steam Engines
U4 Circular Saw Mills. Mill Gearing, Shaft
Iron and " OGDEN Beam PlowE Road Scrap
e.s ana 6rick Machines, Columns, Caps and
Sllls for Bindings. An kinds OF Casting and
hiO. 10
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under-
IN signed, George Hartsoek, has been an,
pointed and qnalided as Executor Of the last
viii and testament Of Issac Hartsock. de-
ceased, late Of Seneca county Ohio.
nS-5 GEORGE HARTSOCK.
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JAMES BURGER,

nEALER ia Butte, EGGS. Lard, Poultry.
pays the HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH
FARMERS viii do well 20 cali at his roo1n i1
Empire Block under Pennsylvania store
Fnnbire block. na0-IV-r
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TTORNEY AT LAW. Special atten.
a ton given 70 all kinds OF military
Claims, Back pay, Bounty, Pensions, 80
Once In National Exchange Bank BLOCK,
opposite The Conrl HOUSE, TIfiins Ohio
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rrnrors nrntLfrr.

A depressed, Irritable state OF mind
a weak, nsrvoCls, nIhansted feelings
no energy or antmations confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bIlIts1ing, involuntary discharges. The
eonseqaence Of ezeazes, mental overwork- or
indiscretions- This NERVOUS DEBILITY
Hnds a sovereign cure in HUzIPHHEKS'
It tones up the system, arrests discharges, dispes
the mental gloom and dependency, and rsluy0-
mates the entire system. It IS perfectly harm
less and always Efficient. Price Is, for package
Of five boxesand a large q vial Of powder, which
is important in old, serious cases; or sl per single
box. Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent By mail
On receipt Of price. Addrgzs HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO,
No. 502 BRoADWAz- ~, y.
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zTFFIN BOILER WORKS.
L00MIn YMnM

TAoOB YOUNG, Manufacturer Of Steam
~ boilerS, Smoke Stacks, DC. Repairing
promptly done. Works On River street.
near The Woolen Mills, THIN, Ohio.
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srHDDER CHAMRTRIaW

A hS64fEcr an GENERAL BUILD
tla-,s ~ xlssEe VII ssEe eontraes= sor putting up
work. DRAWN q, Drafts Plans ~, - !, ~ ~
cry description made and furnlshed' on low
terms. kesicstce, No. Is2 washington on ST ST.,
a.Ra. lnn. sMth. Is lEa -lr.
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sAFFELL q BALDWIN.

HEANUFAcTURERs or THR
MI UNION CElURN.
orfion 0rooved Washboard, Adjustable
CI0thes Racks, Hand Sledsy ySlaw Cutters and
All kinds of Turned Work. South End
Wire Bridge, 1ifnn, o. JelS-ly
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On PI- KINNAMAN

HAS removed his DENIAL Office TO his new
rooms over Vollmer d Kirchner's Cloth
Ing 6t0re, where be intends doing All kinds
OF Dentistry in the most sktilful manner.
can be had At my once. Special attention
paid to the preservation of natural teeth.
Ali work warfantea.,
n2B-lyr Cl = -
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COMPLETION AND SUCCESS !!
Patented .Jmne In 18Y2.

Took place on tiIe29d day OF Feb 1879 at or
near FOstOTia, seneca county, Ohio. under
the Immediate SUPERIOR OF the active and
energetic Agent Il. GLANCE This Gate not
withstanding its simplicity had created
doubts 1.-THE miat.S Of OF many, ,that jfwouId
not operate as was represented and anxious
~ ex pected by the P;itentets. But when tie
pOnderous wheess Df thu locomotive began
their pressure upon the Roller, the Gate
gently began 10 rise, forming n s,sini-circle
until II stood erect or Esrpendieular allow
Ing the train 10 pass through at .lho rate Of
twenty miles an hour, the last car passing
its proper poaiuOnand that which hna SEEM
ed impossible 10 fnany, as by magic he
came possible ard the lingering toubfs II
any,wsre AL removed. IL was university
ure OF witnessing rs tfuly wonderful though
simple operation n decided success. and we
are happy to add that 40 has Far out-rivaled
the most sanguine es1peci;diOns OF the Pat
ment in the elatss OF RnflFORd Gates de-
signed 10 DC. operated automatically by
by means ora Splrally GrOOved or Flaugcd
ROller, s0arranged as o De acted On BY The
wheels Of the Locomotive. We place the roll
Ter outside the track or rail, but secure II
thereto, anu connect Is, and the priOteli
Gate BY a LUX or Bar, which, when the Gate
j. closed Is etther lVefttcni or Inclined over
the Hanged roller whereby We secure the
greatest leverage on the Gate, and thus enc
ables it 10 De raised Instantly and without
liability % Injury, as In tiie case or Railroad
Gates ordinary used.
Il. P.S.-This Gate WiilOpeu az any desired
speed, from ten 70 sixty miles per hour.
HENRY CHANCE, GenT Agt.
p o. Address, l-tf Eoaforlas Gifio.
WlrSEssEs.- t.lrI If..a rfrf w Fr.r
Rs. MILLER. Road Mas
ter. L.E.SL.R.Is. DANIEL CoVER
ALLEN HALE. fn..
PERRY CHANCE. Sen.
uEf-ff U Il. ROHHEkIf5. IF..
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OFFERS his professional services 70 the
" people OF Tiffln and vicinity. Once in
MarQuardt's Drug Store.
Nov s. l67l
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RYeRa GMYNM.

A TTORHEYS AT LAW. Legal business
"a OF ali kinds, conveyancing, exaInlna-
Ion OF titles, tc.,promptly attended 10. Pat
enss obtained by dfrecf application 20 the Of
zee. National Exchange Bank Building,
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TTFFR UOUsE.

u P.sAyez, Proprietor. TfdIn, o. Full ac-
ID conmodations for Commercial Travellers
as Wellrs FOR the public generally.
nS-lyr
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NOTARY PUBLIC and Dealer in Books
IN Periodicals and Stationery. Cider Vim
egar on hand. South Of Court House, Mark
ct street. Tim.
Oct 3, l7l.-lv,
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The new drink mixture of New
York, is" Emotional insanifier."
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n. CR0NTsE, M. D.,

DHYeIcIAN AND SURGEON. Once
i over Hartnan's Jeweiry Store, next TO
Post Ofice. Tif1n, Ohio. Residence, Green
field street.. near Heidelberg COLLEGE.
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sHAwHAN HOUSE.

+" w. REEF, Proprietor, Fost0ria, o.
w Newly rented and Will be kept in
the best style.
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I WfLLIAM .. CRAWFORD. nm.

lHCLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
10 Office in Empire Bloch, over willard S
.Grocery store. Thankful for patronage dur
1ng fhe past three years, and will continue
10 serve the public in all branches Of the
Medical Profession. Residence, Perry 81,
tWodoors west OF Washington.
NOV. Is, l67i.-ly.
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"oh, the dickens, I've left my par
asol." 49,.
"Here it is. " b. n gsT1s ..s
snow, goodbye, be sure and come
tonight" -t...s-t ne ,s.iI'.
Eyes, goodbye" tla --ev vlrili
Then the. door closed, and Nellie
went up stairs. 80. .,l.-.l -.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
ID. q. MYRRa
PHTIIPP FnICH.

0ARPENTER AND JOINER. win take
" Contracts TO erect any kind Of buIlc-
fnes.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-10

Especial Dispatch to the New York Times,
at5e1 -COLFAX AND BMES.