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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-31
rrRrnns rnRnTLFrY.

A depressed, irritable state OF mind
n weak, nervous, exhausted feelings
no energy or animation5 confused
head, weak me1noFys offen- with dee
biIitating, invoIuntary discharges. The
Consequence Of exeesses, mental overWqrk q
ipdiscretions. This NERVOUS DEBTLIfT
finds a sovereign cure in HUEIPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. IS.
It tones up the system arrcsts discharges dispeis
she mental gloom and despondeney, and rejuye-
mates the entire system It b perfectly HARM
less and always Efficient. Price Is, for package
Of Eve boxes and large 81 vial Of powder, which
is important in DID, serious cases; or 81 per single
box. Sold By ALL Druggists, or sent By mail
On receipt Of prce. Address HIAPHkkHs'
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.
No. 562 BROADW1x. ~ r.
H.K. HershIseF, IS Washington st.
and j. ?. Marquardt, Agents, Thin.
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b4EYER'S VIGIL.
How lie Worked All Night Preparing
Case.


Tue New Orleans Times tells the
following good story: Among the
stirring Fec0ilections of the history of
our bench and oar during the past
twenty-five years, there has been un-
earthed one touching two high legal
llumiRaries who, quarter of 4 CEN
tuTy ago, were the first at our bar,
but who are BOW, alas, gone the way
of all earth.
The chief characters in the story
were a certain district Judge aud a
certain district attorney, and the Oc-
c0siOn was the trial OF a very impor-
tant case in which the district attOr-
ney represented the government, be-
ing sued for claims amounting to
many thousand dollars. The case
was fixed for trial by jury; on the ap-
pointed day sEId at the appointed
hour, the judge was on the bench, the
juFymen were in their places, bat the
district attorney came not
= An hour-tWO hours passed-and
the patience of court aud jury was
we'll nigh exhausted. Messengers
had been dispatched iii-aif directions
for the laggard, but he could nowhere
be found, when loi as the court was
about to adjourn in despair thu gov
ernmentai representative appeared
on the scene, blowing like 3 purpoise.
The court, in ruf4fed temper, demand
ed why the wheels of justice had
thus been fHtlilessly stopped-in short
"why had not that distinguished gem
tlemau come at the appointed hour,
and did he choose to treat the court
with 1isrespect 90 --i A' 7'i-'
To this the gentleman offered pro-
fuse. apologies, disavoWing any dlsre-
spect OF the court, and offered iii eX-
tenuatiOn that, having been engaged
the whole night long'in preparing for
this case, his labors had Frustrated
him, and the siightrest he sought af
ter his task was done became pro-
longed sluhber, from which he.had
Just awakened. His honor looked
daggers, but used nOne-rather ex-
pressing himself satirfied with the ex-
planatiOn-aRd then without delay
the case was ordered tO proceed, and
proceed it did vigorously to termi-
nation, marked bya an elaborate and
exhaustiye argument at the hands Of
the District Attorney, and u verdict
in his favor after only short delibeT-
alton. s-- -1. -'-- -.-.
After sdjournment of court, the
foreman of the jury dined with the
Judge, when quite naturally there
came up the subject of the recent
suit, and the foreman dwelt at leugth
in terms of ardent praise on the faith
fulness, sacrifice and devotion to the
interests of his Office of the District
Attorney, iDsLucing -his lID0rs of thr
night before Is an evidence of "what
sort of man he was.p
The Judge smiled at his friends re-
marks. "Why do you laugh?' said
the other. "Because the story is
enough to make horse laugh. That
stuff be told abnut iabJFiRg all night
was 3 cOnfOunded lie. know it, for
NOV this is the seeret) was with
him myself last night, and we played
poker from early dark until long af-
ter daylight this morning, and that
was the way he prepared himself for
the great case"
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; I-IlI = ID - . 1dIelI 49, -
. HARM ESS sss8. : e.le.-
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Fslshfsaed to DeGtA By snaRes.

A few days ago Western papers re-
ported that while a party OF young
persons were enjoying q picnic, one Of
tue boys killed d snake and thought
Iessly threw it around the neck OF q
young lady. She was greatly fright
ened; tainted, ,.and was made quite i'll.
She recovered, however, but few
days later, Unexpectedly meeting the
boy in the street, she was so shocked
by the recollection of his act that she
was thrown into commissions and died.
A somewhat similar case Is described
by the Evansville Ind y Journal of q
recent date, which says. flDr. G. w.
Brooks, of Rayfield, III, was in town
on Saturday, and related to q gentle
man here g sad case of q young lady
who lost her life by a shock to her
nerves, caused by fear produced by
finding herself in dangerous praximi-
ty to large rattlesnake, at his resi-
/ dsnce, a little more than a week ago.
The doctor and his wife had gone out
to gather mufberries, leaving the
young laIiy at home. During their
absence she went into the lawn near
the house, and sat under the shade of
. tree. After sitting while she was
startled, she says, by feeling the hot
breath OF snake on her cheek. She
started TO her feet and screamed fran
tically, her cries reaching the ears OF
Mrs. Brooks, who came home ahead
of her husband. Mrs. Brooks seized
a gun, and hurrying to her assistance
shot the snake, which on being meas
ured proved to be nearly six feet long.
The young lady's fright was SO great
that she was thrown into spasTns. On
Tuesday she died in great agony, de-
flying all the medical skill that could
be exeTted in her behalf"
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One Of the sins Of parents that y %
be visited On their children to the
third and fourth generation, Is the
prevailing license given them 10 slight
the services Of the sanctuary. The
time was when whole Christian FAM
lilies were fOGnd In church, and Oeess-
lanai absence Of member led those
having a care for the flock 10 inquire
into the cause. 1t has come to be q
rare sight, however, % look upon A
family filling one or more fe~s -
must be admitted that tlIers are not
as many families as in other days re-
quiring such accommodations But
the fact remains the same. The chill
dren are not trained To a regular at
tendance upon public worship, and
the inevitable consequences OF this
neglect will be % diminish their rev
ereDce for religion. and their regard
for the welfare Of their souls. Unless
our children are brought 10 the house
Of God they will not be likely TO
resort to it as they advance in yeara,
and, losing their advantages of early
impressions from the gospel, it viii
not be strange If later in life, they be-
come inaccessible to its appeais.-Bdp-
tS8f Wealth. O. f--- .---
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NJ Meu-EfRauN-M

NOE Madison street, between Main ani
IN jefferson streets, Tim. thirty years Il
the practice Of Medieine and Surgery IN
irammeIed by the principles end doginas o
any part 5oular SCHOOL ne has 1mpartially
investigated The Batznfc, Ecfect1cs Hydro
pathie and Rnul1so sopafhie EyHfernsI anc
uract1casfy tested their remedial virtues
stu 6eroted to thE Healing Art. be win rs
yidnenEiy apply himself 10 professional Wis
rs. fartisular Instruction given IN Hygiene
The care Of stolEly chi idFen. DO. Once pre-
srfptions prepared in tis ufost agree&bll
DrIns for medicinal use. II
April q ig7l.-ly.7,-s s u <. 80
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A Grave American.

The Pail 4fdH Gazette says: An
accident occurred the other day upon
the Hartz Mountains, theeircnmstan-
ees OF which as reported are highly
honorable to a young American con-
eerned. This gentleman, Mr.. latham,
formed one of a party of student eX-
eufsiOnists from the Prussian School
Of Mines, who had gone up TO visit
the spot well known as the Witches
Ballroom, the same that Goethe in
tFodgees with such effect into his i'm
mortal drama. It proved nearly dark
when they reached the chasfn and
locked down ID. Unhapphy one of
the party, a -GeFman named Krawef,
somehow list his footing, and was
pFeeipitated down the precipice, at the
edge Of which his companions were
standing, into the depth below, where
all sight OF him was lost. His COM
rades dispersed in search of aid, but
Il proved too late to do anything effec-
tgal before night completely closed,
and their dismay was added to great
Iy when they missed Mr.. latham,
who was supposed to have perished
in vain attempt to rescue Krawel.
At dawn the other students were on
the spot with plenty Of aid, and to
their surprise saw the gleam Of 4
small fire far below in the chasm into
which their comrade had fallen 1t
turned out that Mr.. latham had man
aged to seramb bic down after the fal-
len man by the aid Of bushes and
rocks, and finding the object of his
search, though terribly bruised, still
alive and partly sensible, had tended
him through the night, covering him
with his own outer clothes, and keep
ing up fire Of sticks both against the
cold and as asignal for aid from above.
Although the height down which
Herr KrsweI fell, or more properly,
rolled, is reported to be over 200 feet,
he had broken no limb, 9nd wss max
ing q good recovery at the last ac-
counts, thanks to Mr.. latham.
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- nnRwrn

TTORNEY AT Law. Special atten
"a ton given 20 all kinds OF Ailltarl
Claims, Back pay, BOnnty, Pensions, &C
ONCE In National Exchange Bank Biock
opposite the Court House, 11nins ONO
ian. ~.
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MANUFACFURERs OF steam Engines
U1 ClIS1lar saw Mills. MN Gearing, Shaft
iron and H oeden Beam Plows, Road Scrap
e!s Z - -5r4e1 Machines, Columns, Caps and
SllH loT DildtpgR An kinds Of Casting and
[Ss PsA.line oone 70 order. Market ST., Tihn
u1or- ma
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GEORGE GAssMAN

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al
"a Law, and interpreter in the German
French and Italian languages De1ore tht
civn and criminal Courts OF the state.
close study and application 70 these and
other languages, In q sojour1 OF 0ye ye2rk
in France, Germany, SwitzeIlands Italy,
Greece, Syria, Palestine, Turkey-PToper 6nd
England, will, Il Is believed, the better rec
OmInend him in this branch Of his prOfes-
slon.- Once with DR.. Crawford.
Feb. a
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NJ THE MILD powER 29
3 ssssCURESsssS E
HrMPmREyy


HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
HAvB- proved. FROM TIE MOST
Prompt, Rmeisnta1i Rsliable. They are.the Oisls
medicines perfectly adapted 70 popular use-sO
simple that mistakes cannot be made IN using
them; 50 harmless as p be frss fnon danger aHd
50 efficient as to Be always reliable. They haye
the highest eomIhendati0n from all aud Nan
always render satisfssaSa.
Nos Cures Cents.
a. I. Eevers, Congestion, Iniiammations, > .
?. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm colle. -. =
3. CryingaColic, or Teething Of Infants, 25
4. DiarrhGa, of Children or Adults, . y
DyssnteEy, Gripins Bilious cOliH, I. z
Z. Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, -. - 3
8. NenraIgia, To6thaehe, FaeeAcae, Is
9. HeadasheI, Sick Headaehe. Yertigo, 3
II. sappressed, or Painful Pesicas,, S
Il whites, TOO Profuse Pericdsi
Is. Group, Cough, Dihicilt Breathing. Is
a Salt Rheun, Eryspslas. EEapbuns. .
IS. rheumatism, Rheumatic PA;ls, g
le. Fever and Ague, Chin Fever, Agues, 80
~. Piles, blind on bleeding, =. - 50
Is Ophfhnlmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes, 50
20. OOping-CO4ghs violent coughs, ~
q. Asthma, Oppressed Breathing, %
q. Ear Discharges, impaired hearing, %
.. Scrofalas s7lsrged gsandsi s =. Ss.Eellings,
2S Iropsy and soansy Eeeretinrs. -
g. Sea-SicI<ness,. sickness non uaI4Se -
q. Hliney-Disease, GrRyel, -. 80
q. Nervous Debility, Seminal WclkHcss :
or involuntary dischaEBeS, 4. .lO
%. Sore Month";. Canker, 70
50. Urinary Weakness, Netting thebcd, 70
81. Painful Periods, with SPasmss y
s.. EpiIepsey. spazrs, Sc. Vitls' Dance a %
81 Dlphfherfa, liberated sore throat, oe
IS, Chronic Concestisns and ErIptions, %
.Yials, so cents, iexeePt 2s, 81 and SSh 81 %
FAMILY CASES.
Case Morocco with above % 1nrge viais and
, Manual OF directions, = so 0
Case Morocco Of 60 large vials and Book, %
4 Single Boxes and VAS Us above
HS-Thase remedles arc sent by the
case or single box to any part Of the
country, free OF charge, oia receipt o4
Humphreys
Ofce and Dop0t, No. 562 BaoKDwAx, .NEz 1olE8-
For sale By ali Druggists. =
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WIIIIAML CRAWRnRn- ii. n

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ID ONCE in Empire Block, over willard {
Grocery store. Thankful for patronage dur
ng the past three years, and viii continue
TO serve the public in all branches of the
Medical Profession. Residence, Perry st.,
Wodoors west OF Washington.
Nov IL. lS7l.-lv.
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Fashions

Miss Buehanan In the Chicago Tribune. o.
The striking features Of tine prevail
ing fashions are
Compression of the heart, lungs and
liver.
Compression OF the feet and tipping
Of the heels.
Dyed, burned and crimped hair.
FIeckIe erasers, balms, rouge, eye
brow dark, lip-earminator and nail
pink.
Earrings.
BelIadonna, to brighten the eyes, and
arsenic, ,slate-pencils and pie TO whiten
the face.
A hump on the back.
Fans like daggers, umbrellas like
shilellahs, and knaksaks iabOriously
buckled around the wasted place cali
ed the waist
Hair clipped on the forehead.
Floating hair.
The less brains inside the head, the
more hair bought for the outside Of
it.
All the ornaments possible % be
gotten upon the head, hands and
neck.
Can these striking characteristics be
found in association 'fetrOgressive,
brutal or aboriginal If they can, a
suspicion Is justified as to whether
the theory of evolution in female
fashions be correct t,
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BROCHURES American and Foreign Patents
furnishes Models and Drawings, negoti-
ates sales Of Patentss etc. Special attention
10 tie purchase and sale of Real Estate. ex-
ecutfne Deeds and Mortgages, perfecting
and making abstract OF Titles. Al the Re
corderis Oftice, Tiftn, U.
(lnf % ll-l II
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a4 TIFFIN n r = :. .,.. :.
Undertaking Establishment,
eOFFINS AND eASKETS,
American EWrgss CanDanV.

.f hrll G ell1-l4 10 9 l1ill-iN-
OFgTcE AaEBIcAS EzPREss Co.
WtsHfSffroH srnEET, i0I,Dsss BTDck.
y q -t Z TIFFIsi, 0BlQs May = lS5I J y
The American Fxpress .CopGuy, having
opened an Ofiiee IN this CITY, are pfefafed
- DO o geneEal Expsess business toand from
al points reached by or through 1helr lines
In the United States, Canada OF Eafops.
ihis Company occupy . Large majority OF
tAe Railroad Hires IN the northern states
and canada, and are Yaenableti 10. 81
FER % the.citizens OF fifhn more and better
recommendations Than they hhsS RsretO-
fore enjoyed. 10 viii be their pleasure %
vat u PeFr the BeoDle 81 TINS city ana
tfansaet. sufAt hls .pss3 - tbeT May 30 an-
gsstfssire o. please ala aho snsis patroatzs
The Company. -. -.....,.r
% 8 -~iN n. s.-sUErEH,
-.Ei4-.. 5upifaOhi0Dig IN, ClseeIsteli
- JAMES, Aseats -Eia5ss gRsiO, 30
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III SURGEON, THIN, Ohio. Oftice hOun
nom to 10 A. NJ, and from TO z. NJ
saturdays from 10 A. N. 10 3 p. n. Ofticl
over Buskirk's Grocery Store.
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A. A. FREYMAN, n. D.,

nHYsICTAN AND SURGEON, 6outh-wesi
corner OF Market and jefferson streets
Ipposite the Episcopal church, Office ID dool
3fi lefIerEon street, sOlicits and hopes z
Enertt q liberal patronage, haTtng the ad
ern PennsyTtania and ovef three years IN
Fifin and being familiar with the English
and German 1anguages. Special attendancs
given 70, surgery diseases OF women anc
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aEaCGMALL.

A ARCHITECT, Timn, o. Plans and specin-
IA cations for buildings Of all kinds fur
nished IN fhe best sfyIe and at reasonable
prices Orders LEFT With Adams a Letterhes,
OF snaeezsed by mail viii receive prompt
attenllon- - Mar, 14-Iyr.
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soUDDss C1aWRERI1U

A HS55I9EcF AND GENERAL BUILD
aiortS ~ ,sske contracts for putting mp
worE Drawin-Is, Drafts, Plans, etc. Tor ev-
sy.s 1sseI p.iSa made and furnished on low
SsMn sstis- n o47-ioe'Ace' No Ia Washington St,
Jan. zth. lsss-lS.
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NOTARY PUBLIC and Dsalaf A Books
IN Pe.fedicels and Stationery. Cider Vim.
egar on hand. Sonth Of Court House, Mark
ct street, INN.
Oct-2G lS7i.-ty.
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lsARKELE a BALDWIN,

MANUFACTURERS OF TIE
uIslotr Grooved Ysshbosrd, kciuStahis
Clofks HICKS, Hand Sleds, SlaW CutieFs ami
all kinds Of Turned Work. South End
Wire Bridge, Tif1n- o. ielS-ly
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IL Bank, Pima Ohio. All operations
nfHf-olass, and work warranted Laughing
Gas used for the painless extraction of Teeth.
elsewhere, for drst-class work. f--.
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~ KTNzER, Proprtetor, Market ST., Tif.
Os I'M, Ohio. The house has been thor
oughly overha1led, has good stabling, and is
prepared 70 Iurnish the travelling pubic with
al necessaries In good style.
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IN. hi. PKARCE.

JUSTICE OY THE PEACE, Republic, O
al Collectfons promptly attended 20. Deeds
and Mortgages executed- FIRE and Lille IN
once in Town Hall, front room, on the ieft.
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nYERa a GMYEN

TrORNEYs AT LAW. Legal business
a. OF ali kinds, conveyancing, exalnlna-
ton OF titles, a,etc., prom pity attended 70. Pat
ents obtained BIZ direct application 70 the Of
ice. NatiOnfl Exchange Bank Building
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-31

55d s1ilRf.Sssfr ~ 5SSsssr, -, Lard, Poultry,
pays. the H1GHEsT PRICE IN CASH n
Farmers VIII do vel 70 call al his ro,Is a.
Emplre klock under Pennsyivsnis store
GlHPAS Die n30-lyr
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M KINNAMAN

HAs removed mis- Dentai once 20 his new
Hcro0mB oNe1 Eciimer q EitchnerB Cloth
ng Store, where he intends doing ali kicds
0fOen1iglrY, i'm the rmOsn sAtilfuf manner
can be had at my Dfice. SPECIAL attention
paid % fhe pr6serExf1on ot natural teeth
All work WarraLted. eT
u28-aHT ss---z--l CO - r-~r1--
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A TTOREEY AT Law, Notary Public
"A Real EState, Claim, and General Insur
ance Agent, Tffin, Ohio. Once in Grum
Tnell's Block, opposite the First Nations
Bank.
lime IL
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DIP. Myers, Proprietor, THIN, o. Full nc
II commOdatiOns for Commercial TraYelerS
rs well as for the public generally.
n2-ly
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CRaNIsE- M. n.

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. once
over Hartman's Jewelsy Store, next 70
Post ofice, Tifiin, Ohio. Eesidence, Green
field street. near Heidelberg College.
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rom J. W. Forney's Personal ReccOllel
tons.
Edward Everett at Gettysburg.

Then came other invOcations and
appeals on the same subject, varied by
exquisite literary essays, some in the
interest of the farmers, some in honor
OF the yenerated dead, some for the
education Of the poor, until we come
down to what deserves 10 be called
the crOwning act Of life-the address
at the conservation Of the National
Cemetery at Gettysburg, on the 10Th
OF November, 1868. This was the last
time 1 ever saw Edward Everett; and
II lived thousand years, the scene,
with all its Incidents, would remain
deep and vivid in my memory, only
surpassed in intensity and endurance
by the tragedy of the assassination OF
Abraham Lincoln. Mr. Lincoln was
seated between Edward Everett and
William II. Seward on the main stand,
and around them were the other
ment ers Of the Cabinet and the great
war Governors, Curtin, Of Pennsyi-
vania, Morton, Of Indiana, Parker, OF
New Jersey, Tod, OF Ohio, John
Brougf, the Governor elect, and ex-
Governor DennisOn, OF the same State.
Gen Meade could not attend, because
he was detained at the headquarters
Of the Army OF the Potomac, and the
Secretary OF the Treasury, Mr.. Chase,
was kept in Washington by official
duties. The procession and crowd
were i'm ense, and included men Of
all parties and conditions. It was a
cold and gloomy day, in sympathy,
perhaps, with the mournfnl occasion,
and with the hearts OF the living mass
throbbing for the thousands Of heroes
VINO slept beneath the sod. On all
sides stretched the battle field; and
from Cemetery Hill the eloquent
words Of Byere,t were spoken, follow
ed by the more brief aud more i'm
moral sentences OF Abraham Lincoln.
AS / recur to that day, It is mournful
toreeaii the many VINO hOnored il
that have since been summoned 20
their final aecount: Lincoln, Everett,
Seward, Meade, Chase, Tod, Brough,
Caleb n. Smith, Edwin NJ. Stanton,
and many, many more.
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TIERTN RaIL.ER R0RKs.


TA99B YOUNG; Manufacturer Of Steam
% Boilers smoke Stacks, &C. Repairing
promptay done. Works. on River street
nezrthc Hoolen Mills, Thin, Ohio.
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ivTraIrWg &HHYraRn.

CURGit,AL- AND MECHANICAL DEN
- T1SES. once on Washington II, eEel
BuEKnKEG Grocery sure, 1st door leading u
Tpnison 4 Sons Photography Gallery, Thin
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-31

Old men delight in uttering good
preeepts to console themselves for be-
ing no longer in condition to set bad
Sexamples.
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OFFERS his professional services 70 the
" people of Ttfiln and vicinity. once in
Marquardt's Drug Store.
Nov g. le7l.
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To every sane man 1t has been evi-
dent for years that the Bourbon ele-
ment of the Democratic party is the
throw of the Grant oligarchy which
now rules and~ruins the country
The Bourbons have control of the
party organization, and like the dog
in the maDger, they viii do nothing
themselves or permit anybody else TO
do anything.
The fact that the great masses OF
the Democratic party are sick unto
death, and nauseated beyond endu-
rance by the everlasting discussion OF
worn out issues, does not weigh q
feather with these Bourbon leaders.
They are in command, and year az
ter year the cohorts are led to slaugh-
ter.
To all overtures of union, harmony
or cooperation, they seem to be as
deaf as adders, and the hunt goes on
with zeal. In this condition of affairs
of course the Liberal Republicans of
the State are not Indifferent specta-
tors. They have thus far remained
comparatively silent, but this will
not remain forever. They propose to
see fair play, and. If necessary, when
the proper time comes they will take
a hand in the fray. They desire union
and the cordial cooperation Of all the
elements of opposition in the State,
and to secure this they have always
been willing to meet half way any
where upon neutral ground. But it
may as well be understood at once
and forever that the Liberal Republic
cans of Ohio do not propose to play
big dog under the Bourbon wagon.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-31
Notice.

FTHE undersigned has been appotntaa 81
duly quaffned as Administla 49, - ~ seo 10
Estate OF James Dornan. Jr. late a. sss,.1as s..e
county deceased. MADisON fSinlfSt.1a7 nlIS.17c4
July IS. 1s7s-nll-ate = ~. s
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-31
MEDICAL.
II q WELLS.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and Sur
Ill geon. once in Kirchner Bleck over
Wolfs Shoe Store, Mch2S-ly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-31
: DENTISTS.


Dr.; O. G., Bx1kHAEz,
SusSEeE Lg DEsglsT oEss II s,6, ,E%plr