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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-02-13
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THURSDAY EVENING.
For the Tribune.
KITCHEN JARS ANR FAMILY TROUB-
LES.
By D. J. sTALTER.


/ rs all very pleasant 70 have wis,
Providing the wife cont scold;
And we'd Ike 10 live married life
ButJust think Of being "sold.D
Sold to a cross and scoldIng maid,
Who met you with smile
Before you wed-but now you've paid
Full well-'twns just her ''style."
Her style has changed-she's seolding now.
Just hear that awful tongue,
It 'twangs "Old fool"-It used TO vow
True friendship when II sung.
The husband fred with anger's heat
At this unkind salute,
Cries iercely out, "Old scold, You beat
The Devil, and imps TO bOOt!"
"You call me scold yOu heartless brute,
You used to call me dear"
'Yes, I did but now 1t won't suit
We're married most year."
"I call you dears you scoIding dame;
You good-for-notbing squaw!
You" "stop! don't call another name,
Or III break your ugly jaw.
"You call me squaw: you DEVILS worst:
I'll crack your hOlloT pate
With this broom :" here the husband riIshe
Out doors at a rapid rate.
The door is barred; the husband or
Stands pleading for his hat;
But he must wait; the wife must pout;
'Tis natnre-aI know that.
Tho poor, misguided. angry man
Stands shiverlng at the door,
And thinking that the present plan
Ofunion Is a "bOre.'
She thinks upon the happy past,
Regretting that It's Ger,
And, mus,ng, finds she was too fast
She here unbolts the door.
The storm IS passed; q caImness now
Is coming DER the scene;
The husband enters; wonders how
His temper got so mean.
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TIFFIN MARBLE WORKS
JOHN THOM.


cheap In polish they equal
q
ICEfTS. &c, &c Rernemb
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ScHUYLER CoLFAN


The New York EreHiRg Post consid-
ers the Of the Tweed trial "a disgrace
to the city, a defeat Of the law, a far
eicRl parody Ofjudicial proceedings :"
ard says that the proof is ample that
the jury were bought by Tweed. The
most singular and convincing circum-
stance in the whole affair is the fact
that every .j,iIg7RdIi took an OGih mol
TO diSefOsc lrhdf frdHspired IN me jury
room. The Post says:
''That there was trickery in the
verdict is evident, from the fact thst
as soon as the jury retired, it was pro-
posed by one Of them TO take an
oath that nothing should be disclosed
as to their proceedings in the jury
room. The rOgues ANTICIPATED the con-
demnatiOn of the.publie, and tried to
hide themselves from il under the
mantle OF secrecy. But did they all
agree to the remarkable oath? and IL
not, those who did not, are not bound
by it, and we call upon them to state
how the members were divided, that we
may see who it was that so shame
Iessly disregarded truth and justice in
the decision.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-02-13

MO. 8 Madison street, between Main and
N Jefferson strosbs, Tifin, thirty years In
The practice Of Hedicine and Surgery ur-
iVammeled By aprdneiples and dogmas Of
Eny particular acdO0l, he hes impsrtiaHy
Investigated The Botanic, Eclectic, Hydro
pathic and HonRopathic systems, and
practically tested their remedial virtues.
Viduously apply himself 10 professional Wis
Us. ParticulGs instruction given In Hygiene,
the care Of stckly children, &C. Once pre-
er1pticns prepared IN the NEST agreeable
DrrnS for medicinal use.
April q, lsIL-ly.
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ALFRED LANDON


A TTORNEY AT LAW, Tim, Ohio. Of
A nee opposite the Court House.
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Grace Greenwood, IN her last letter
70 the New York T7WHs, 10 reference
To the Credit MObilier developments,
says:
81, a. a woman, am disposed to be
especially charitable II / bad been
born 10 regard the word a. "mine Oys-
ter" 10 believe money and power my
right, as one Of the irresponsible lords
OF creatiOn-if 1 had been poor,
struggling politician, an underpaid
patriot, voting and Office-seeking, and
going 70 Congress for a century or 80,
I might thus have been tempted,
might thus have suecumbed-in a
sort Of a way-been subsidized and
mObiIieriZed without knowing il. Let
us women not think Of ourselves
more highly than we ought TO think,
but be humble and thankful. Toe pi-
Gus NOhammedan father says to his
son, while pointing to the pIoiane
Frank, But for the mercy OF God,
thou mighte-t have been as one Of
these -
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a a FpFvNAN MD

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Southwest
corner or Hafket and Jefferson streets,
opposite the Episcopal church, once ID door
On jefferson street, sOlictts and hopes 70
merit q liberal patronage, having the ad'
van age Of hft6en yeGB experiences In East
Enn, and being familiar With the Eugii1h
and German languages. Hpecial attendance
owen TO Bu~Rery, diseases OF women and
ehildre Medicine furnished when desired
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.

TToREEY AT Law, office second floor
Ssf Exchange Bank Block, corner
SVesbfngton and Market st. Mar. A-ly.
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eEOeGE GAssMAA

A TToRNEY AND COUEsELDOR AT
a Law, aad interpreter In the German,
French and Italian Language before the
Gvl and criminal Courts OF the state. A
elosS study and application to these and
other lanRlRaea. IN q aotourn OF ave yearf
In Franc, Germany, eWttEerlAnds ltaly,
Greecs, Syria, Palestine, Iurkey-Proper and
England, will, Il "a believed, the better rec
or2mepd him IN this branch Of his pnOfes-
don. Once with DT. Crawford
feb. Il
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This IS dispatch 10 the Cincinnati
Gd-c'fe, and shows the possibilities Of
the Massachusetts SenatoIship:
Senator Wilson intends to trans
NIT to Gov. Wasbburn his resigna-
ton the latter part Of this week, in
order that the election Of his success
sOr may take place on Tuesday, the
18th. Connected with this fact is the
report, on good authority, that Secra-
tary Boutwell, will tender his peremp-
tory resignation about the same time,
that his contest for the senatOrship
may be with the least possible COM
plicatiOn, though il is intimated that
in case the choice should fall upon
any Of the older candidates Mr.. Bout
well would be reappOinted to his pres
ent position in the Cabinet. It is next
to certainty that whenever in this adj
ministratiOn or the next Mr.. Bout
well leaves the Treasury, he will DO
40 Of his own choice.
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Tudge VIM III West. of the Supreme

Judge VIM. H. West, Of the Supreme
Court Of Ohio, has resigned that po-
sition, to take effect on the 18th OF
February, and the Governor has ap-
pointed for the vacancy Judge Walter
F. Stone, OF Sandusky. The resigna-
ton OF Judge West is understood to
be induced by increasing infirmities,
which forbid his remaining on the
bench. Judge Stone is at this time 3
Judge of Common Pleas, TO when
place he was reelected IN ISL. He
was Judge Vests principal competi-
for for the Republican nomination in
/ lSTI. and on that account his appoint
ment. in a political way, IS proper ;
but the choice made by Gov. NOyes
has better grounds for Justification,
which are found in the high personal
icharacter, professional experience and
sound Judgment of the sppOintee.
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GEO. C. SMALL.

A RCRuECT, Tlmn, Q. Plans and speein-
"A eatiors Yof buildings Of all kinds FUR
nished IN the best style and AZ reasonable
uzicB. Orders Ieft with Adams 4 Ietterhes
6 addressed by mail will receive Promp'
Attention. Mar. H-4Sr.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-02-13

Recently, = proof-sheet OF the list Of
members Of the Michigan House of
Representatives was given out, on
which corrections were to be made il
any errors were discovered. Soon AZ
ter, the compiler Of the Manual re-
ceived the following note from one OF
the single men: "In prOOf-sheet Of the
Manual in the House, see you say ]
am married. Please correct, or send
the woman around, and Oblige."
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[April II.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-02-13

One Of the green uns, who went to
Boston city in crowds to get work,
was directed 10 the dirt mover. AZ
ter terms were settled, this wearer Of
the green was set to cart gravel. Fill
ling the cart wa a simple matter, but
how to dump it puzzled him. At last
the idea struck him, and striking the
horse fOreibly under the belly, lie
shouted, Rare up ye diyil"
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NEIL HOUSE,

Opposite the State House, Columbus, o.,
" Walstein Failing, Proprietor. This old
and fRYorite Hotel rednced its price per
day 70 s. 90 on January !, 1s7l.
January IS7l.-nl2-tL
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sCUDDH cHA~TT1T1T

A RCHTTEQT AND GENERAL BUILD
"A ER, win take coutracn fo- n1ff5n9 m
HioefE DWELLINGS, ETC., OF viii o1,S-S-s ss,,-b
work. DraWingH, Drsfsz, Plans, eto-- nm ~.
erT dsscF1pfton made and furnlsbed -, ~
terms. Essidence, No. 10 Washington 81,
Jan. tn. ISs0.-Iy.
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OoTARY PUBLIC and Dealer In Books,
~ feriodieaa and Stationery. Cider Vim
egEr op nSna. south Of Court House, Marx
Oct 26 u7l,-N
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7 OCKsHITH 4 CUTLER, repairs locks
Ia 6lockai BeELn0 Machines, Trunks, Um-
bfellasy al -GEindl SurgeoniB instruments
Pa8oIB, knives, ahears, and all kinds Of small
edged t0Uee-- n work attandsd 70 prompt
kysN t11f st0Ye ana Hardware
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aAFFKITa Rn1nun

MAEuTACrUHEEs OF ne #,.w ,r,v
ffnlou GrooTed Wsshbcard Adiustabie
Aofhes Racks, Hand SledA, slav CutisrS. and
an RindS OF Turned Work. South IND
Wire Bridge, Tmn, Q. jels-Iy
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-02-13

MANUFACTURERs Of Steam Engines,
M Circular Saw Mills, NH Gearing, Shaft
lne ano kqlhes, Wood Saving Machines,
iron eng OGDEN Beam PloWs, Road Scrap
en- eno 4tlSA Machines, Columns, Caps and
sills sof 6u5loi ngS. All kinds Of Casting and
tepelrlhs ooHe 70 order. Market St., Thin,
Ohlo' nf4
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III. RREWER.

4 TToRNEY At LAW. Special atten
"A ton Rfven 20 all kinds Of Military
Claims, Back pay, Bounty, Pensions Gc.
Once IN National Exchange Bank BLOCK
opposite the Court House, Tif1n, Ohio
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uINNlMAH MARTIN

OPERATIVE snd MECHANICAL DEN
fas1h ExtFacted by the use OF n fTrous Oxide
on Laughing Gas All work skillTully exc
euted and Warranted.
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q KIEZER, Proprietor, Market g., 11f-
0. In, Ohio. The house has been thor
ohRhly overhauled, asgood Btabling, and is
prepared tofurnish the travelling pubic with
an neoessaries "a good style.
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SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DEN
u fists. once on Washington 81, over
Bwkirkh Grocery Store, lst.dOor leading 70
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-02-13

A TToRNEY AT LAW, Notary Public
"a Real Estate, Claim, and General lnsur-
S1es Agent, Tinln, Ohio. once IN Grum-
neIi's Block, opposite the First National
Bank.
lime IL
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MIscELLANEoUs.
TTFFM BOILER WORKS.
ID. @. YERa.

JACOB YOUNG, Manufacturer Of Steam
81 Boilers, Smoke Stacks, &C. Repairing
promptly done. Works m River street,
near the Woolen Mills, Tif1n, Ohio,
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DR. W. o. MeLEOD.

DRUGGIST, BloOmville, OHIO, keeps on
hand g full assortment Of Drugs, Med
fcinez, Paints. Oils, Wall Paper and Win
dow Blinds. VIII attend 20 all professional
calls promptly.
Dec I6 I17l.lv.
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+. J. CRONTsE, N. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OmcS
over Hartman's Jewelry Store. next q
Post o6ee, Timn, Ohio. Residence No.
Clay street, Third Ward.
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FRANK DIIDINE.

A TTURNEN AT LAW AND NOTARY
n PU UBLIJ. Office. opposite National
Hall. Washington street. Tiffin, Ohio.
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OFFERS his professional services 70 the
people Of 1ifdn and vicinity. once on
Market street, opposite Fiege's Furniture
Store.
Nov 6, Isl.
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YRRa RNYNN.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Legal business
a OF all kiuda, coIveyancings examine
euts obtained BY direct application 20 the Of
nee Eaftonsi Exchange Bank Building,
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W sTOVER

Homeopathic PHYSICIAN AMI
h SURGEON, Tifhn, Ohio. once houri
hOm 8 70 10 A. NJ, and from 70 p. n
Saturdays from 10 A. n. to p. NJ. Once
No. IS Market street, Up Stairs.
[April II.
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HOTELS.
HAYs HOUEK.
sHAWHAN HOUSE.

Wy ". REED Proprietor, Fostoria, o
w Newly re1tted and viii be kept II
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:. 0T1TT TT1TRW0 D0.DTYE

I. J. KENTE AHR W.0. DfLDIAE,
nROCTTRF AreerIoan and Foreign Patents
furnish Nodes and Drawings, negoti-
ate sales or Patents, etc. Special attention
10 the purchase and sale a. Real Estate, eI-
ecuting Deeds and AoIlEagesf perieci4ng 8
and mSkfng abstract OF Titles- At the Re
Corieris once, Tifdn, q.
o. III II
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WILLIAM ]. CRAWFORD, ND,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
u once in Empire Block, over Weirick
Il Sons store. Thankful for patronage dur
nR the past three years, and win continue
Deserve the public in all branches OF the
Aedieal Profession Residence, n Wand,
RiNeIE1d6.
Nov. les IS7l.-ly.
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GEO. BACHMAE.
q i KEN.

rrORNEY Ar LAW. once oye1
a brown schlosseT, a Cos store, oppo-
Sifa Majors Hardware Store, Washlngton
street, TIN, Ohio. NOV. IA
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TTFFTN HOUSE

n P. Myers, Proprietor. Tim, o. Full ac-
comnodatious for COMMERCIAL Travellers
as veil a. for the public generally.
n2-ly
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PHII1wWCH.

DARPRETER AND JOINER VIII take
~ C7rtrsetA 70 erect any Kind OF build
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". II. PEARCE,

TUETICE OF TIE PEACE, Republic Q
81 COlleotiOns promptly attended 70. Deeds
and hortzaRes executed. Fire and Lie In
Eurancs effected IN hrst-class Companies
Once fn Town Hall, front ROOM on the len
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Forty-five years ago the only plum
bago crucible was made by the Dutch,
the melting pots used in most coun-
tries being made of clay and sand; but
the late Mr.. Joseph Dixon, in 1927,
made crucibles by using the plumba-
90 found in the State OF New Hamp-
shire, of n quality so far superior to
the Dutch black lead pots that he
took the market from the first. He
afterwards saw specimens that had
been brought from CeylOn as curiOsi-
ties, by captains in the India trade;
and finding them so much better than
the New Hampshire piumbagO, he
procured q shipment, being the first
importation of CeylOn plumbago in
the United States.
Captain Rogers, who brought that
shipment, is still alive and residing in
Boston.
For crucibles, the pure Jumps
known as "prime lump only should
be used, ground to a fineness that
leaves the particles bright and glisten-
ing when held to the light, but not so
fine as to destroy this appearance. 1t
is then mixed with clay, and the best
known for that purpose is found at
Mayence, comes down the Rhine, and
is shipped to this country from Rot
terdam. A small amount of finely
puIverized charcoal should be added
to render the crucible porous. As lit
tie clay should be used as will suffice
to hold the plumbago together, the
object in using the clay being only to
cement tie particles of plumbago.
4 After a thorough mixture, the cru,
cibles are turned into the desired
shape, much the same as pottery
ware; they are then dried and baked
/ in kiln like pottery.
/ In use the crucible should be placed
( in the fire, and not on II. The fire
/ should surround the crucible to the
very top. -,
/ II used with q blast, the blast should
not TO strike the crucibies direct, but
there should be coal for the blast to
strike against
The crucibIe should be kept in a dry
place, the least dampness being fatal
If they are we'll made no annealiDg /
needed, the object Of annealing belnl
only to complete the shrinkage tina
should be fully accomplished in tn
rburning" by the crucible maker. II
provide against slight dampness, how
lever, it is well, when possible, 10 US
the crucih!e for the first time IN nov
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Vice President COlfax lectuTed on
temperance at Baltimore on Sunday
afternoon to an immense assembly.
He made but a slight alius;On to him
self, in which, however, he declared
his consciousness of reCtitude, and
thanked the audience for their conf
dence and applause. II IS given out
from Washington that as soon as
Oakes Ames gets back from Boston,
he will again appear bpf,ra th. Credit
Mobiier Committee, at which time
he will successfully vindicate himself.
Meanwhile Mr.. COlfax has written a
letter to a friend in Pittsburg, which
we find in the Ledde, of that city, in
which he states positively that he new
er saw the Ames check for 81 200 till
it was produced before the commit
tee as evidence oSaiHst him. The
letter is as follows:
n 4
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- KTNnAMAN. I'D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Omce IN
Ffnchs Block, over Bennett's DruG
Store, Green Springs, Ohio.
June q, Ls7l.-Iys
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Can q dian
HORSE DISEASE !
FBRGUS0N'S WONDERFUL OIL
Will CTRE 1T

This disease i an innueuza, lnost reS-as-
bling Diptheria than C1tarrh. It affects the
throat and glands and, ii neglected. naSSe-
o. tine lungs, producing death. Apply the
til % the threat and neck Immediately Oa
the appearance Of the disease, amt it will
cure by preventing it going TO the lungs.
This OIL Is now used by the CHICAGO
Street Railway Companies. Omnibus LtneS.
Express. Livery and sale stables. Also, BY
the street Railways and Livery Stables OF
CLEVELAND. DETROIT. TOLEDO, To-
RDNTO. MONTREAL. NEW YORK and IN
the New England States, with more edicien-
Cy and greater success Than any other rcule-
DIV known 10 the public.
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WASHINGTON CITY, D. G. ,
January, y, 1873 j

"DEAR SIR: Il thank you for your
kind and cordial letter of sympathy.
Whatever may be testified, or who, or
how many may swear differently, j
not only never saw the check for ST.
200 till last Friday--but, till that time,
had never seen any check signed Dy
Mr.. Ames, nor have I ever received a
dollar from him on any account
Whatever
Yours Truly,
SCHUYLER COLFAN.1
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SURvEYUR AND CIVIL ENGINEER.
= survey Maps, Drawings. etc. mace
promptly, accurately. and on reasonable
. Terms. urtleTs solicited ONCE over First
National BanK. Tifiin. Ohio. nl5-tf
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Read TeStImsniaIs.
OFFICE 0F EAST LEVELAND STREET
RAILWAY COMPANN, ,
t'IEVFTNND. November l. lS-l

We are using your FerguSOn'S Wonderful
oil upon she bOrScS in our stable sick with
The horse disease. We commenced with O1lr
horses A. soon Hs tney were taken. by ap-
nlylug the oil to their throats and neckS.
rubbing % In we'll ns you direct. We nnA
that 10 relieves the soreness and infiamma-
tfon Of the throat and relieves the cough.
Our horses began 20 improve almost imIne
diatcly after the application OF the on
must say that it gives relief sooner Than any
medicine have seen used for this disease,
We have about lAn hOrseS in our stables. .near-
Is an sick and have used nothing else upon
them buf Ferguson's Wonderful on, and
every hOrSc is rapidly improving. We can
confidently recommend it a. a valuRbls
medicine Tor this disease. f. DUTY ,Supt.
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\ san Francisco hu sband now laughs
inwardly and discreetly, as lie thinks
over the leasOn taught his wife on the
subject of inOrdinatec curinsity. \ let
ter came To his residence during his alb
sence, marked ''Strictly private and
confidential, ," and it fell of course in
to the hands of his wife. Few women
in the world could resist the desire
to see the contents of such a missivp,
and as she was not one Of them she
found the envelope and fOEnd
it to cOLtlin a circular from
Messrs. Reid, Delafield x Co.,
offering for small amount of genu-
iue money To send a large sum OF
counterfeit so well executed that the
shrewdest broker could not detect the
difference The bait took. Visions
of loves Of bOnnets and other finery
to be secured 80 easily came athwart
her mind, and taking her mother into
her scheme, the two resolved To send
the required amount. $50, to the
swindlers, and anxiOTsly awaited the
package by return mail. A letter
came in reply that Mr.. Delafield
would wait upon her in person, aud
hand over the stGf1. She awaited ex-
pectantly the appointed hour. The
man came, was admitted to the hOu> e
and just as he was expected to hand
out the rustling bank bills, he pro-
du- el a card, which read Henry Fir
negass, United States Detective -
She tainted, but was restored to re-
ceive a kindly admOnitiOn. and the
assurance that she would not be mo-
Tested.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and Sur
ID geon. once in Kirchner q Bleck ,ove7
WoIfS Shoe Store - Meh23-iy,
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CfNcrNNArl. Nov. H. LS-s

Wrarr using FergusOn's Wonderful oil ON
our horses sick with the horse disease, ana
have found II a valuable medicine. We
have used nothing else on our horses bat
Fergus0n's Wonderful OIL. ana can conh-
IDENTIFY recommend 10 for this disease.
JAMES CULLEN 4 co.
Props. Peoples lee To.