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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-03-06
VOLUME 25-NUMBER u.

tie danger OF the old losing their flftl
but there Is every danger that the
young Will
On the sclIJa. question there can ba.
and must be H0 division. Either we
are Catholics or We are not II We
are Catholics, we must leave after Us
a Catholic youth. And experience
has clearly proved this cann0t be
done unless tie children are early
taught, AMI daily taught, ihat they
are catholics. He must not sleep
While cur enemies are working Nor
must We forget that the public schools
are organized and managed for. sHd
IN, the interests Of Pr0testantism.
We solemuiy charge aui most POSI-
tiVely require every Catholic ia the
diocese To support ana seni his chit
dren 10 q Catholic school. When
gCD0 Catholic schOaIs exiSt.au.i where
It may be honestly said, a child will
get fair, common school education.
If parents. either through contempt
Tor the priest or disregard f3rtLe laws
Of the Church, or for trininE and in
sufficient reasons, refuse 60 send their
children TO = Catholic school. then. ia
such cases, but in such eases only. We
authorize COuteSsors to refuse the sac
T3ments 10 such parents, as thus de-
splse the laws OF the Church. and dis
obey the commands OF both uries: and
bishop.
Parents SIN, who in their pride send
Their children to the public schools,
because they think il is more eenteej
to associate with PrOtestants than
with Catholics. No gentility VIII
compensate for the danger ta the:r
:aith, TO which they thus expose their
children. Catholics TINS acting hava
but little faith; aud if, against every
warning, they will thus persevere in
thus WaGtOnly and unWarrantabIy
exposing their children 20 danger. /
they Will render themselves unworthy .
OF the sacrdments, end they need not .
wonder II they be denied them. lie
cannot serve God and the D-y!i. la
Jhis age Iniidelity, when the world Is
at war with the church, and every .
nand turned against us, we must stand .
oy our faith, mindful OF what Christ
Las said: IInOsOever shall deny me
before men, ] will also deny him be-
lore my Father who is in heaven
LIST every church have q well organ
lZed Sunddy-schOOl, ami il possible.
a library among the young. Thank
God, Catholic books are not now SO
scarce or dear, but AZ moderate cost,
healthy reading may BE- supplied for
home and school. !. pastors will
draw the attention OF theIr tlocks to
this, we are sure our ever generous
people will supply the means, the
more SOFAS they and their children re-
ceiv- the benefits.
ll.- .-. ..f.-', .,r.-.s-al oft our vii
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CURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER.
- Surveys Maps, Drawings, etc, made
promptly accurately, and on reasonable
Terms. Orders solicited Office over First
National Bank. THIN, Ohio. nl5-tf
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sCJDDER CHAuprpI.Iv

a RCHITECT AND GENERAI RTTID-
q Eh5 il,, VIII take contracts for putting up
BlocEs, dwellings, etc, or viii oversee sr1cb
work. Drawings, Drafts, Plans. ETC fo1 ~
cry description made and furnished ~, Low
terms. Residences No. l42 Washington 81
Tim, o. '0'''
Jan. 7ths Is50.-ly.
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InnrIIs YMAN.

MANUFACTURERS Of Steam Engines,
" circular Saw Mills. Mil Gearing, shat
ing ana knllies, Wood Saving Machines,
4Ion an4 " OGDEN Beam Plows, Road Scrap
sIS, sTS Z 90 90 5rlek Machines, Columns, Caps and
sl1ls ioI boilolngS. All kinds ofCasting and
Ohio [14s
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HTcn- GIRsON. M.n.

MO. . Madison street, between Main and
IN Jefferson streets, THIN, thirty years in
the practice of Medicine and Surgery, un-
frammeled by the PRINCIPLES and dogfnas OF
any particular school, he has impartially
Investigated the Botanic, Eclectic, Hydro
pathic and Homeopathic systems, and
practically tested their remedial virtues.
stiIl devoted TO the Healing Art. he will as
siduously apply himself 10 professional Wis
is. Particular instruction given in Hygiene,
the care OF sickly children, DC. Office pre-
cripttons prepared in the most agreeable
Drms for medicinal use.
April q, lS7l.-ly.
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Al a FREYnAN. I'D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Southwest
corner OF Market and Jefferson streets,
opposite the Episcopal church, office I'd door
On jefferson street, solicits and hopes 70
merit a liberal patronage, having the ad-
van age OF fifteen years experience in East
ern pennsylvania and over three years IN
rifin, and being familiar with the English
and German languages. Special attendance
given 70 surgery, diseases Of women and
childra Mediclne furnished when Desired
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NOTARY PUBLIC and Dealer in Books
IN Periodicals and Stationery. Cider Vim
egar on hand. South OF Court House, Marx.
ct street, Tiffin.
Oct. %, 1S71.-ly.
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NEIL HOUGR

OPPOSITE the State House, Columbus, O.,
" Walstein Failing, Proprietor. This old
and faYorite Hotel reduced its Price per
day TO 50 90 on January !, 1871.
January 5 lS7ls-nl2-tf.
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GEO. BACHMAN.

A TTORNFYs AT LAW, Ttftins Ohio y
II 1ce, opposite Naiiohai DiO1A'
Nay IL.
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n KINZER, Proprietor, Market St., Tif.
Os In, Ohio. The house has been thor
oughly overhauled, has good stabling, and Is
prepared 70 furnish the trsveling public with
al necessaries In good stYle.
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TIFFTN BOILER WORKS.
&c. COOKE.

JACOB YOUNG, Manufacturer OF Steam
O Boilers, smoke Stacks, &c Repairing
promptly done. Works IN River street,
near The Woolen Mills, Tiffin, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-03-06

God never turns off his servants to
shift for themselves in old age No,
for when they are unable to work OF
walk, he will keep them, If it be only
to look at. Be assured Of It, he will
take good care of YOU.
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CHANGED HANns

TUE BhaWhan HOu5e Stable is INV
III under the control OF Peter Sheats. yvho
Is prepared 20 accommodate the travelino
public IN q style not TO be excelled IN fhii
0tys 6Orses boarded by the day or week.
Call epd ne satisfied PETER SHEATS,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N. q. MYFRs
PHILIP ENrICH,

CARPENTER AND JOINER. WIN take
~ Contracts 20 erect any kind Of build
ings.
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q. j. KEEN,
~ Wau -.

A T.TORSEY AT Law, Notary Pubsic
a Real Estate, Claim, and General Insur-
S1ce Agent, Thin, Ohio. ONCE IN Grum-
Iae1Ts Block opposite the Firgt National
Bank.
lime VI.
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RAFFEIL .RnI.nWIN

MANUFACTURES OF TIE
NA UNION CHURN,
Union GroOved Wasbboard, Adjustable
CIofhes Racks, Hand Sleds, SlaW Cutters and
an Kinds OF Turned Work. South End
Wire Bridge, THIN, o. jel3-ly
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-03-06

MI BREWER

A TTORNEYs AT Law, Timn, Ohio. Of
a dee over Huss' Book store, opposite
{ he Court House.
Mer. 81, 1911.
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W II g=OvER
IAprnII.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
III SURGEON, THIN, Ohio. Office hours
from TO 10 A. NJ, and from 10 p. NJ
Saturdays from 10 A. n. TO p. n. Office
no. - Market Street, Up Stairs.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-03-06

CIINELES METSChr -, - i-NtH-
tirnertI Collrcdnr ~. ns,s oDensd q
NH MI tye ~ ~ -ntirs aiisaiioS = which Re
course lI- expects t8----ls -tie.d by urhf-6
age office IN Rachn-,.tse liberal pafro1-
inston 81. Tidin. Ohis.. Law Once W ssh-
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The next time she saw him was at
Hadley's party on Delaware Avenue.
She was robed in that gorgeous new
pink silk,n gotten for the occasion. 1t
Just suited her marked brilliant style.
One would have singled her out the
instant one entered the room. She
was, as usual, holding a levee-the
centre of a group of gentlemen, made
up partly of eXquisites who live on
the froth of life,and partly OF sensible,
dignified men, all held by the charm
of her conversation. She was witty
and sarcastic she made them first
laugh, then think. 1t was wonderful
how many homely truths, and point
ed hOme-thrusts, this girl covered with
the guise of fun and irony. Her voice
was low and cultivated, and never
changed its soft musical utterance, no
matter how animated or discordant
her theme.
He was standing outside the circle,
apparently giving unbroken attention
to the insipid platitudes of a pGsse
belle. His organs of hearing must
have been remarkably keen, for he
answered correctly every time, and yet
heard every word that passed in the
circle. At length glancing up she
caught his eve. The recognition was
instantaneous. Her face flashed; he
coolly twirled his tawny mustache,
and contradicted some trihing remark
of the I)Gsse beauty's, who looked at
him in blank amaze.
At that moment, one Of Strauss
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WILLIAM CRAMF0Rn- mn-

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
10 office in Empire Block, over Weirick
d sons store. Thankful for patronage dur
ng the pest three years, and will continue
voserve the public in all branches OF the
Medical Profession. Residence, % Ward,
RiT6lside.
NOY, 10, lS7l.-ly
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OFFERS his professional services 70 the
" people OF Thin and vicinity. Ofice on
Market street, opposite Fiege's Furniture
Store.
Nov. 9. ls7I.
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T. CRoNTsE. d. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once
il over HartmRn's Jewelry Store, next 70
Post ofice, Tifin, Ohio. Residence No. 9
Clay street, Third Ward.
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TTFFIE HnusE

ID P. Myers, Proprietor, THIN, O. Full &C
commodatious for Commercial Traveller
as well as for the public generally.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATToRNEYs

GEORGE =. SENEE,
A TTORNEY AT Law. TifHn. Ohio. once
n corner Main and Perry streets
Nav
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I'D HINNAnrAN- -

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once in
Finchs Block, over Bennett's Drug
store, Green Springs, Ohio.
June .. Is7l.-IY.
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A TTOREET ar Law and Notary Public
a OfIce over VollIneE & Kirchner's CIoth-
InE store. Tifnn, O. April =, ls2-ly.
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a man who takes the place which
God puts him in, and sticks to It and
fights it through, and stands q man
every inch, has, think, awaiting
him an estate of glory such as has not
been known in this wOrld.-Bcecler.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-03-06

/ uthSMlNH q Cfrrrpn
- = eloehs- = Ing Mae6I5s. l.spains locks,
-za Sniv g ,.P,.s 5ssa sarroas ihsl95,,Sm, ih59lSs, Sm-
.i-yd Tools All gosk 'i.. sl,. Al kinds of small
u 1nd Satl -!acti1n <uar,r,,'.lll1ec 20 prompt
MNer, e Wiliian.s ,io,-l.eeo.
store, TIflr. %. Hna Haras-a-.
Nar s. is-i-fv
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TTORSEY Ar LAW. Office ovel
a BToFn schlosser,& Cos store, oppO-
eIfe NayIor's Hardware Store, Washington
street, THIN, Ohio Nov. a
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SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DEN
- lists. ONCE on Washington st, ovel
Buskirks Grocery Store, lst door leading q
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KINNAmAN mARTIN.

OPERATIX E anG MECHANICAL DEN
tJTISTS. Rooms over First National Bank.
Heeth Extracted by the use OF Nitrous Oxide
or Laughing Gas. All work EkilIully exc
cuted and warranted.
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,. *. HUDDEE.

TTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY
"a PUBLIC. Omce, opposite National
hall v ashIugtOu street. Tim OhLc-
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BYERS GWYSy

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Legal business
~ OF all kinds, cOnveyanclEg, eEamina-
ton OF titles, etc, promptly attended TO. Pat
en.s obtained by direct application TO the or
dce. National Exchange Bank Building,
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81 ton given 10 an kinds Of Military
Claims, Back pay, Bounty, Pensions, &C.
Once IN National Exchange Bank Block
opposite the Court House, Thin, Ohio
Jan. Es
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~ REASONS WHN

80 a-1'flT EGnrfT o. rufaG0ffE n oqtatz y
HH[TILESEH ~ tie h0ss-.
i-t.-It vii relieve the worst case of Bilious
Caojic ar Cholera MorDu US in IS minute
&d.-lr glN ci-c The most obstinate case OF
uys ps 95Ia AMI IN s 9 stion in few
3d--Ii IS Che best remedy in the world ic5
oick he ad ache, a. thousands can testify u
o. Zen aa-d the first sym ptoms appear
lth.-lt s. the best c.nrctic ever put before
tla uulIi.: rIruz tha-c distressing complaints.
Diabetes and Gravel and oJher Urinary
Ginculties.
Jth.-lt Is q most excellent EN- m n -
r9gue, acI 10 the Young GIRLS, middle
,-. WOme ., and 1t the Turn OF LHes this
.c-.y 4, of ineaiculible value.
oth.-ll viii remove wind from the bowels,
G % hcnc1 a i-ls d-aps IN some sweciened water
s..u o. "a hIhc D. better than dozen cnrfli1!s %
-ss.ss. 49, - - - is 8 y o sEs- Contain
is no nnO dyne.
7th.-lt Is q sure sr..cf flr admits and childrea
.-.a'-i sih Wo rm s an PIN Wo nm ..
b. .,..l bring away tlc vnrm~-
Gth Ia vil cure tie pile5 and Hemor-
RIO al dlaru.iics.
0Sh.-It uil ciirc Con stipatlon and keep
Ir bowels re,i.1r- 10 sill also cure the case
rf5unnHsr Co m p ialnt and pysentorY-
ioths-It viii cure sour Stom a c h,
Stir1ulatc the Liver % healthy actisu.
relieve No art-Burn and act - general
80 tor % the system
;. .rr t1-cI Gii-rfc the dose with Sugar and
~ O., Win eel SIS full and yol
D. pic 1unt tonic.
Asris-i-.-y Glgsrersil Cure} Sf.oo per hot.l-
Nl..-lr-ey Az'e Cure s1r. per bottle
N.1..'-.-y Ca;'-h t'rznulcs 25c. per bottle.
SOL e 20 druggists and waFrantsd.
liaelescy Proa. Eed. Co.. T@ls-ls. o.
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M. d. RROWN. d. D.

Homeopathic PHYSICIAN and Sur
u geon. once in KiIchner Bleck over
WOlfs Shoe store. Mch2S-ly.
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HOTELS.
HAYS HOUSE.
SHAWHAN HOUSE.

VIZ W. REED Proprietor, Fostoria, o.
w. Newly refitted and viii be kept in
he best style.
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MEDICAL.
H q. WELLS.

y - 1-1,-' > - - -
lEHYSfCIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE
in Empire Block Washington street
finn, Ohio.
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DENTISTS.
DR.. C. c. BEILHARZ,
YTNGLTNG HAYFORD.

GURGEON DENTIST. Once in Emplr,
, Block, over the Pennsylvania Store.
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TIFFIN MARBLE WORKS !
JOHN THOM,

M Mante
have as cheap In polish they
&c,6c
Travelling WtI
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WEBB-S
VEGETABLE
Condition Powders

20, ttf best IIor-e and Cattie Powders il ne. 2,
20 rg-.- n Caughs, Colds. EonshneSs ef ~.
T5-'.-..-- .fthr skin or Hide Round Wn-rrS ar
l...o-y " --r. Q Eiycn in time. conUlete Gu.
win n -.r.el- We have recommendations froi
sums 20 f;' h-st Horsernen and Stock Raiser. i-
.I- --l--- ghc always Keep a supply Nv thcu,
ul a-, f for tlcir Horses and Caftlc when needed
- r.t un in I.argc Red Papers and sold bs
IN dealers in medicine az . cents or five for e.
Ntwholrsllc by c. E. wEBB BRO, Druggists.
ps10-ic.ors. Jackson. Mich.
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T.J. KIETZ AND ". o. DnDINE,
OROCURE American snd Foreign Patents
furnish Models and Drawings, negou-
ate sales OF Patents, etc. Special attention
to the purchase and sale Of Real Estate, eI-
ecuIRg Deeds and Mortgages, perfecting
and making abstract OF Titles. At the Re
corder's ONCE, Tifnn, ..
ncf "a Ig-T II
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-09-19

FIRE AND WATERPROOF PAINT" A
valuable recipe for making and using
fire and waterproof paint for roofs, etc. !:
Slack stone lime by putting it into a
tub, covered, to keep in the steam !;
when Stacked, pass the powder through
a fine sieve, and to every six quarts add
a quart of rock salt and gallon of wa
ter then boil and skim clear to every
five gallons of the liquid add pulverized
alum one pound, puIverized copperas
half pound, and still, slowly, add pow
defed potash three-fourths of a pound !;
then very fine sand or hickory ashes
four pounds then use any colOring mat
ter desired, and apply it with brush.
It looks better than any ordinary paint,
and is as durable as slate; viii stop
small leaks in roofs, prevent moss from
growing thereon, make it incombusti-
BILE, and render brick impervious to
water"
The man who sent us the above says
he saw it tested in this wise, to wit !:
The man giving him the recipe took a
pine board, painted with the aforesaid
paint, laid it over hot stove, and in
vited his guest to go out and look at a
roof thus painted; whereupon he re-
marked, "You are not going to leave
it there ?" YES" was the reply; and
when they returned the board was IN
scorched, yet " so hot he could not bear
his hand on it." He then took the
board "and shoveled live Goals on it,
and they deadened without scorching
it." Try it.-BoSton CILtiUGtOT.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-09-19
How to Buy a Horse.

From the advance sheets of Rev. w.
Fl. Murray's new book on g The Horse, "
we extract the following:
"Be sure that the horse you pur-
chase has symmetry, viz is well pro-
portioned throughout. Never purchase
a horse because he has a splendid de-
velopment of one part OF his organiza-
ton, if he be lacking in any other.
Above all, keep we'll IN mind what you
are buying for, and buy the horse best
adapted to the work you will require of
him and when such an animal is yours
be content. Never jockey. An occa-
siona1 exchange may be allowable; but
this daily swappins of horses adver-
tises a mans incompetency for anything
higher. Another caution is this : Never
purchase a horse till you have seen him
move, and under the same conditions to
which he will be exposed in the service
you may expect of him. If for draft,
see him draw, back, and turn round in
both directions if for the road, see
how he handles himself, not merely or
level ground, but going up sharp de-
clivities, and, above all, IN descending
them. In this way you will ascertain
the faults or excellencies of both his
temper and structure.
In these exercises drive him yourself.
The reins in a skillful hand, aided by
the whip or mouth can be made to con-
ceaI grave defects. Let him move with
a loose rein, so that he may take his
natural gait, and not his artificial for,
by so doing, you will detect any mis-
takes of judgement you may have made
when looking him over in a state of in
activity. Many a time unsoundness
will appear in motion, which no inspec-
ton Of the eye and finger however
close, can ascertain. When you have
walked him and logged him, if he is to
serve any other than mere draft pur-
poses, put him to his speed, and keep
him at it for sufficient distance to test
his breathing capacity; then pull him
up; Jump from the wagon, and look at
his fanks inspect his nostrils, and put
your ear close to the side of his chest,
in order to ascertain if the action of the
heart is nominal. If this exercise has
caused him to perspire freely, all the
better for you can then see, when you
take him back to the stable, whether he
dries off quickly, as all horses do in
perfect health. "
"A revivalist asked an African if he
had found the Lord. "Golly," said
SaDobo sGam de lord lost P''
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-09-19
A THRILLING EXCHANGE.

Said grave papa, "why, Kittie, child
What do on your finger sect"
80 this, papa?" the maiden said;
"Why, this, you know, Sam gave to me-"
"And pray what right had Sam, my dear,
My daughters hand to fetter thus 2"
80 let me seel" Miss Kittie said
"It was the day he dined with u.s."
"He dined with us ]" papa replied;
"Pray what has that to do with it ?"
Why, nothing, sir; but then, you know,
We tried te see if it would fit;
And then we couldn't get it off,
Although we tried, and tried, and tried!"
"Poor child :" I'll take it off at once"
With tenderness papa replied.
With bushes Kittie hung her head;
go no, papa! because, you Zee,
Sam said, if something I'D give him,
Why. he would give the ring to me-"
80 all ~ replied papa" indeed!
And pray what did you give him, miss 2"
cody trifie, sir" she said;
g He wanted, and 1 gave-a kiss!'
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-09-19
Avoid the Perils of the season.

Autumn, although the most radiant portion of
the American year, has its drawbacks. The heavy
evening dews and morning vspors and the great
disparity in temperature between the night and
day, give rise to many painful disturbances of the
bowels, such collie, cholera morbus, darrhea and
dysentery. The digestive organs are also unfavor-
ably affected by the change of season, and dyspep-
tics generally suffer most severely during the fall
arrangements of the liver are likewise common.
ana miasmatic fevers prevail in newly-settled dis
trcts and low-Iying and marshy localities. These
unpleasant contingencies of the season are not
however, unavoidable. By Strengthening, tontng
and regulating the system with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters even the most delicate may es-
cape them. At the expiration OF summer all the
bodily powers are in a somewhat exhausted state.
They require the wholesome stimulation which
this genial vegetable tnNlgorant supplies. Under
its renOvating influence the nervous energy which
the whiting heat of July and August had Kept IN
allegiance or partially extiDguished, crops out
afresh the faced muscles recover their elasticity
the processes of digestion and assimilation become
whole organization acquires It's maximum of ac-
tivity and resistant power. Even persons of com.
paraIvely feeble constitutions, when thus Ortthed
against the perils of the season, Will have little
cause to fear visitation fom any of the disorders
10 which have referred As protection
dered by malaria HOstetters Bitters may be justly
pronounced not only unrivaled but unappIOached.
Look well 10 the label and trade mark as there are
many coun erfetts and limitations in the market.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-09-19

THE New HYDRoCARBON GAs.-Expe-
riments have recently been made in
England on the Illuminating powers of
a new hydrocarbon gas, produced by
what is known as Mr.. Ruck's process.
The heating gas is almost pure hydro
gen, obtained by passing steam through
a horseshoe-shaped tube that goes
through the red heat of a fierce coke
furnace. In this state the gas is used
for all purposes where heat without
light is required, as, for instance, for
gas stoves of whatever kind, or for
boiling water and generating steam.
When required to be used for lighting
purposes, this heating gas is made to
bubble through a reservoir containing
rectifed petroleum, of specific gravity
of about 0.68. It then passes at once
into the pipes for circulation and con-
sumption, and issues from these burn
ers a very excellent gas, equal in illu-
minating power to sixteen and half
candles, with consumption of five Gu
bic feet an hour in an Argand burner.
The experiments on the power of this
gas for both heating and lighting pur-
poses are said to have been thoroughly
satisfactory, and the cost to be very
much less than that of coal gas, even
when the price of Goals is much less
than the very high rate which has pre-
vailed in England during the last six
months.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-09-19

-Mirth is Gods medicine. Every
body ought to battle in it. Grim care,
anxiety, moroseness, all this rust of
life ought to be secured off by the oil
of mirth. 1t is better than emery.
Every man ought to rub himself with
it. A man without mirth is like a wa
gon without springs, which in which
every one is caused disagreeably to jolt
by every pebble over which it runs.