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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-03-01

CIV. BAcHMAN. nc. KEPPEL.
RACHMAH q KEPPEL-
A TTORNEYs AT Law. once over
"A National Exchange Bank, corner OF
Washington and Market streets, THIN, o.
Nov. y, 74-n5
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-03-01
G. ". RREsTEL.

CURvEYoR AND CIVIL ENGINEER.
- once over Hubbard's Drug Store. Sur
veys, Maps etc, made promptly, accurate
ly and on reasonable terms.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Wm.RALLUP

lime Jewelry, Best American Gold and
IL Silver watches, etc. Repairing done
promptly. Opposite Court House Tifin.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-03-01
HARRISON NOBLE. NEJsO
NOBLE a LUTE8.
NE. BREWER.

A TTORNEYS AT Law, Tinu, o., once
a. In Mobiles Block, over Col. BoWman's
Crockery Store, opposite National Block.
Nay Z, T4-n2I-ly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-03-01
HcCAULEY 4PKNSINGTON.

GEOkdE 4 bENELs
| TrOKSEY AT LAW, Tim, Ohio. once
corner Main and Perry sire stS
May 8.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-03-01

A TTORSEY AT Law. Legal business Of
u all kinds, cOnyeyancinRt examination
OF titles, ETC.. promptly attended 20. Patents
obtained by direct application 70 the Patent
once. Once over National Exchange b2nk.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-03-01

A TTORNEYs AT La ~, Tim, Ohio. D
q nee opposite the Court House
June 10.
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Eating vs.. Drinking.

If you would keep from drinking 90
great a quantity of ardent spirits. eat
more. Eat nutritious food. Eat some.
thing whenever you take drink. Tho
drunk, in all cases, arises from the stom-
ach full CT whisky and no TODD. There ia
a fact yet to be learned by many, and that
is, they do not eat enough OF real blood.
bone and nerve and tissue-makiug food.
You may half starye to death on salt fish.
potatoes, cabbage, turnips, fried liver,
8 ewed kidney, and score of other dish
es that please the taste, but add little or
nothing to the body fore. Eggs, the
best of steak, mutton and bread, are what
one requires for strength. 1t is this nm.
conscious, half-starved condition which
causes so much of the craving for a tenn
porary increase Of strength, and that is
quickest gained through glass Of whisky.
hat gives for few moments spasmod,c
impulse to the wheels of life, sending them
whizzng aud spinning around for few
moments; then comes reaction, and they
turn more sluggish than ever. The best
spirits in the world reside in good blood.
and worst in bad. 1t is that which sends
false imaginings, suspicious and dcspond.
eLceS TO the brain.
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Office. Name Residence.
Govrrnor......B. F. POTTS. .Heler
Secrerary-...J. + CALLAWAY. .Hele,
Chief Justice ID. S. WADE. Helen;
(HN BLAKE, V".Cit,
Associate justices HENRY KNOWLES
Deer Lodge
U. S, Dist. A TN PAGE..... Helen.
U. s. Aarshal...W + WHEELER. g
Territorial District Attorneys.
lst Dist. j 9 SPRA Virginia City
q Dist, j X TOOLE................ .Heena
Sd Dist, A II MAYHkW......De. + Lodge
CLERK LIST Dist. Court, L MUFFLY, Vir
Clerk ID Dist. Court, OBJ O'BANNON
Clerk 3D. Dist. Court. A II BEATTIE
Helena
Surveyor General, A J SMITH,. Helena
r. gisrer Land ON :. j II MOE.
X ceiver Land Oliicr, r L STERLING
Helena
Coil ,tor Internal Rryenue, TIP FUL
LER. t.elena
Collector Customs, T CUMMINGS
Helena
B"zemaE Land District.
!: gis'er. y WlLL-ON......... Bozea u
Receiver j V BOuEHT.......... .Bozelnap
United >la., s assay 0lice.
Sup"rirleu,ie>f OF C.,,siruclinn United
S ats Assay Office. NJ. A. MEYtN-
DORFF, Helena; DIsDursit z Agent
4 + FULLER, He.ena; C.eIk, K {
WALKER, H,i-E".
tnit' q Stat commissioners.
GEORGE CLENDENIN, Jr., Carroll.
JAMES NJ ARMOUR. Benton.
ISAAC X ALDEN, Hclrna.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Helena.
Il MUFFLI, Virginia CITY.
w But CHER, sun RIVER.
GEORGE + COWLN, X d. rsburg.
JOHN POTTER. Hamilton.
GEORGE W IRVINE. 81. Deer Lodge.
ORVILLE b O'BANNON, Deer Lodge.
FRANK ii WOOD. Missoula.
Territorial Officers.
Auditor, d II CUTHBERT...... Helena
Treasurer, ID Ii WESTON. go. Helena
Warden OF PeDitentiary. J NJ FISH. ID, er
Lodge.
sup't Pub. Schools, C HEDGES Helena
Supreme Court Reporter, G HEDG ES
Helena.
Clerk Supreme Court, ISAAC r ALDEN
Helena
United States Examining Surgeon.
THOMAS REECE....... Helena
Reglsters in B ,nkruplcy.
CLARENCE EWING. 81 Dist. Helena
THEOPH1LUS MUFFLY......Va. City.
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EG uaIity.

Such humanitarians as Charles Sumner
and Horace Greeley Were carried away
with the fiction of equality. Two mel
can not be found who are equal; the,'
must be some disparity, Thr proposition
was set up that million of very igLoran
black men in the South were equal to
million OF educated Or partly enlightene,
white men. Time has proved its falslty
Ignorance has succumbed; intelligenc,
has stepped 10 the front. The black mus
develope in wisdom, education aud phys
cal courage. Without these qualilie.
they are powerless.
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GeneralitieS.

DIR. LeMoyne has been Offered two MOI
S bodies for cremation; but as tie PROPOSE
I ton was accompanied with a conotio
:, requiring that the process should be secret
he has declined.
The telephone is new instrument b.
!. which the natural sounds of the human
voice can be traLsnit ed by tell graph
There is an on, rator in one of our Office:
who lives in mortal fear that some day
while his girl is in the office, he will heal
the familiar tones of an old woman asking
him for that unpaid wash bill.
Mr.. J,fferson Davis is about to occupy
house at Bcauvier, near Missouri City
there to write the "reminiscences of his
public career, which divers injudicious
friends have been demanding at his hands.
He is to be assisted in his work by a
nominent man Of Mobile and by Mrs.
Dorsey, a sou hern writer Of verses.
Kate Henderson, enc of the contestants
IN pede strian march in Lsnsing, Nch.
was whipped several tim's by her husband
/ to compel her to continue walking. At
length she informed the spectators, and
they had the husband arrested.
Tulmare doesn't know how it is with
other professions, but he is certain that
the only way lawyer Can be saved is By
tie grace of God.
A bride on a railroad car, seeing her
husband take something rolled up in
brown paper from his pocket, spatched il
from his hand and thr, W it out of the
window, saying that he had pr"mis, d to
give up chewing tobacco. The young
man told her that she had thrown away
all the money he hal iu the world.
Geo. D. Prentice is remembered by a
statue over the door of a printing house,
but his grave is marked by no stone.
Professor Swing nob]y says the theolog-
ical injunction ought to be ''Prepare for
lfe,' instead Of 'Prepare for dt ath."
The singing of Hold the Fort" and
Pull for the Shore is to be interdi icted
in the Paterson On. J.) public schools, on
the protest of Jewish rabbi of that city.
1t is fact worth thinking about that
Africa is three times rs densely populated
las America. The estimated number of
inhabitants in Africa on about eleven and
"a half square miles of territory is more
than twice that In America on about tif-
teen and half square miles. In America
the average is 1'2 people to the square
mile, in Africa II l 2.
There are at present thirty six reignlng
sovereigns iu Christendom, from the
Queen of Eng land, to whom 237, ,00O, 600
of human beings owe allegiance, to the
Prince of Monaco, whom 5,74l subjects
acknowledge as their iiege lord OF these
princes, Ten are nominaliy Roman Catho-
lies.
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a fine valley Of lh. Yellowstone is entered
Tnis is a ine hay country, the gras
grow b being laxurlant.
BUFFALO RAPIDS,
Just below, ''are caused by ledge Q
san dstone (Which runs across the river a
an angle with its channel of about co :
and by loose boulders below said ledge
At present MAY Shy there is sufficicn
wafer upon these rapi's 10 permit til
passage of any boat of the Upper Missouri
). A march of ; hours brings us to cam
upon the Yellowstone. NEAR us Is on
OF those dep ravlnes so common in th
valleys betw cen here and Fort P1ase, ant
at this point" adds McCIernand, "anolhe
sandstone reef crosses the river. It is no
so bad as Buffalo Rapids, however. Thi
valley grows but little timber upon th,
river; but is in a other respects one o1
the finest upon the Yellowstone. Five
miles wide by eleven in length, 1t is ev.
crywl'rre covered with grass"
Dists nee from Fort Ellis is now 334 3:
miles. The command remained he,e sew
eral days, during which the rain fell il,
torrents. Mc''ierlaEd states, SC n,inued
until 8 p m. Thp ravinc mentioned am
which vas dry yesterday, now runs
stream 10 feet deep and Is wide. Thi.
explains the many deep cuts in the bot
toms between here and Fort P, ase. Rains
falling in tue Bad Lands back of these
valleys penetrate The soil to the depth o1
q or 8 inches. when kind of paste j,
formed which turns water like a roof
The water descending through the mar
row ravines among the hills strikes tn.
valleys with great force and cuts deep
channels for itself-the sides of
which arc AS steep as the walls of room.
| have seen the rains pour down IN tor
rents over these B ID Lands, and allhough
one storm will raise great masses Of mud
in succeeding ridges, yet, Immediately
beneath them, at the depth of but 6 or s
inches. a fine dust, not unfreGuently like
red brick dust, is left to be scattered by
the wird which soon follows"
Viva = ~ w" VI tuC IdCl VI itpcdtcu
adverse 10 the claims of the
Yellowstone region, it :s tut just to call
attention to the endorsement by Lieut.
of all that has been claimed
for il by US of Eastern Montana. Hi
assertions, particularly regar ling the Big
iiorn section are fully endorsed by Gen.
BriSbin. Captans b al and Norwood aid
Lieutenant Roe; While the Tongue Rivef
country is AS enthus .slicaily spoken of
by all whO visited it during The la cam
paign. 1t would be well could Colonel
Sanders yellow stOue letter follow or ac-
these notes
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Fun.


e! A man with az Llstel, a pair of boot
: and shirt collar can wear other clothes
D but they are not absolutely necessary.
=, "Dicd OF h,r j drink" was the verdict
Iof an intelligent jury upon the body of g
! man killed by falling icicle.
You cannot convince dog with string
of fir. crackers attached to his narrative
that the American republic is a cOmbIeto
success.
| Kansas teacher-"W here does all If our
grain product 60 to-" Bcy-"It goes into
the hopper Hopper! What hopper?'
Grass hopper!' triumphantly shouted
1.-THE boy
Whats the use Of irving to be honesty"
asked young man the other day Of
friend, "Oh, you ought to try it oEce 10
see,' was the reply.
A New Orleans mother found it neces-
|sary to apply An ironing-boa.t; to the ba G
jof her boy last week, and passers-by on
the street thought thunder, storm had
broken loose in menagerie; but the
sounds were only the howis of the youth
and tho report of the returning board.
A man caught fishing tor trout on
another man 8 land, the other day, COM
Ip!t tcly siltnced the owner. who remon-
Is'rated, with the majestic answer:
"Who wants to catch your trout? am
|oDly trying to drown this worm.''
After seeing two doctors harg around
lover man for four hours and use a gall
Ion of mixed chloroform and ether, trj.
ing to get him to sleep that they may saw
bis legs of, 1t grows more and more
mystery to US how a robber can come in
and slap little two by four sponge satu-
rated with chloroform oyer clerks nose,
and steal whole bank slick and clean in
less than seven minutes.
The Omaha Republican corrects an error
m original poetry by saying: "In the
third line of the third stanza read trust
ed" instead of ''busted." After all, the
error is not so great as might have been
supposed, for every business man " no has
trusted has sooner or later been busted.
and 1t is not worth while to disturb poetry
for little thing like that.''
It's hard work to keep your sons in
check while they're young, it's harder
still to keep 'em in checks when they
grow older.
A negro was put on the stand as a wit.
ness. and the judge inquired if he under
stood the nature of an oath. For certain.
boss,' said the citizen; ''if 1 swear to a
lie must stick TO hiln.''
''No, SIR" said weary looking man on
a street car to an individual by his side.
Il wouldn't marry the best woman alive.
I've been dry goods clerk too long for
that,''
Bayard Taylor says: ut is whitening
commentary upon our modern costume
that no sculptor has dared, or ever will
dare, to model statue wearing a stove-
pipe hat.'
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The E0ii0n Harp.

Procure a long, narrow box of very
thin dea:, about three inches deep. o.
the upper side describe circle about Al
inch and a half in diameter, and within
this bore few small holes, or else cut i
out entirely. On the same side, seven
ten, or more strings of very fine gut ar
to be- stretched over bridges at each end
like the bridge Of violin, AID frightened
by screw pins. The strings must all b.
turnt d to the same note, and the inst.u-
ment placed in a current of air where th,
wind can pass over its Strings with free
dOm."
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More Ancient FOOtDrInts

DIR. Frank Cowan, of Green County, is
|engaged in examining into the details Of
an Interesting geological discovery recent
y made by him in Southwestern Pennsyl-
vania. On a sandstone 25O feet below ,he
Pltfsburg coal seam Stratum. he has found
the Footprints of six new species Of air
breathing animals. The doctor has secu-
red plaster casts of the impressions, that
the dtl.neation in his report to the State
GeJlogist may be as perfect as possible.
AS many as thirty nine consecutive pairs
Of one kind of tracks have been found ON
one stone. The largest Of the animals is
supposed to have been about the size of
an otter and Of The nature Of an alligator.
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LATER.
STILL WATER, YELLOWSTONE,

STILL WATER, YELLowsToNE,
NJ. T., Feb. 24, 1877
EDITOR AvANT COURIER:
DEAR SIR: On the night of Feb. 81 IT,,
the Sioux stole over 100 ponies from tn G
Grows camped at the mouth of Canyon
creek, 6 miles below mouth of Cl.rks
Forks. The Crows followed the Sioux
over 200 miles AID recsptured a portion
of their horses, brought them to camp
thin 20 miles below this plaae. This
morning the . h, news reached here that
a band of 800 Sioux followed the Crows
lack to within 20 miles of this place
ring to regain their lost booty, but Cid
not succeed. As soon as tie news reach d
here every Crow buck out of about 60
lodges. was, within half an hour, on
his horse dashing down to lelieve their
comrades. The Crows being too con
tilent that the Sioux were beyond their
reach. split up in small parties but this
will ag ain unite them.
Yours truly, E. sPERLING.
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EDITORS MISCELLANY
The Back Side Of the Bed.

i Samuel had had the rheumatic for year
: and l had long determined as lie shoule
lay on tie back side of the bed. Says |
Samuel JONES'" says l, IL will not h.,
you gtttin' out OF this here ted 40 time.
d night pullin' off of the covers as is bat
for you and bad for me and )n't do YOU
rheumatic much good reitter at YOU
time Of life for"
i Now, SamuGl is impatient sort of mar
and he cut me short with-''Mcrindy, TO,
the Lords sekc stop to take breath once
IN awhile" says he, land don't 20 on in
such string without comma in it!'
Says l, samuel Jones, commas or nc
commas, says l, ''you can't put me of
that away. and sl,ep ON the back side
you shall this very night." says |, land
jest as sure as shootjn' I'll lay no more
these freezIn' nights with my Il ct out OF
b and kelchiu' of sore tkroat as Is
not the thing at my age noways you Car
fix it and will NOT be eternally and for
lever"
But jest then that man got up and be
gan t., undress and rubin hiss-lf with
that nasty Iiniment as nearly turns my
stomach, which is delicate from having
been cholicy when was gal
! In course k. pit my eye on Samuel,
and the obstinate critter laid slam down
on The outside as though I'd never saiG N
word. but didn't take me long to git of
my clothes. and when / did give hun a
shove to the wall and put myself in the
front myself aid commenced to say
"as was sayin', will not be eternaIly
and forever" said L, "a reachln out foI
bed clothes the lve-long night all along
of your gi,rin' up to rub yourself with
liDrment, as Is di-gusin' to any person
with a nose. for if you'd take care of
yourself wouldn't 'sald I, ''b' all twist
ed up and doubled in knot with"
But jest then that man gave II groan as
hOler as kittle and set his knees agin
the wall and gave lunge with his back
aud jest as was getherIn' the cover
about my neck out went fyih-like and
all the covers with me, but caught a
holt of Samuel's shirt aud off it come and
l landed on The zinc which was cold as
Arctic regions and nearly broke my back
which never was strong noways.
think | was hurt internal for some-
thing cracked as got up and couldn't git
up into the he'd not if was sent for and
no more did Samuel offer to help me than
lif I'd been a can nihal
Said he; ''Perhaps you'll try that game
|agin. Merindy, and perhaps you won't,
AMI if you dO,' said he. ''lhere'll be
trouble about This ranch for stand it l
won't"
''Samnel." said 1. ",narrisd we're been
these 30 Jesr and never sence Was born
did l hear of sech q thing and if lie
before mornin' han2In' will be your just
deserts for I'm hurt internal and they amt
whole bone In the spine of my back.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-08

A curious rumor is afoat, for which we
do not vouch, that the Porte, in its eager
ness for money, has offered to sell the
Hereditary Pashalic of the Holy Land to
any candidate accepted by the Jews in re-
turn for loan. The transaction would
be one of the most singular in history.
but it is not beyond the range OF possibil.
ity. Palestine needs nothing but irrlsa-
ton and trees, and though the Jews dis
like agriculture, fell~hsin sufficient might
be attracted from Egypt. The restoration
OF the Jews, with Lord BeacOnsfield for
first king, would b. incidents romanti tic
enough to satisfy even he Imagination OF
/. autlOr Of '.Alroy,"
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Twelve men await execution in the jai
of Schuylkill and Carbon counties. Penu
They are known as the Molly Maguires
and asrichly deserve their doom as if they
were the thugs of India. Terrible as it is
to see q dozen men under sentence of
death. it were better that fifty such men
should be executed than to have them
masters of the mines, numbering men q,
their pl asure.
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why do they call the people who live
in the South Sea Islands cann,bals ?" ask ed
an old Ia Iy Of sailor. Because they
live On other people," answer. d the sailor.
Then my son.ln law must be q canni-
ball" said she pensively, ''for be liv>s en-
me."
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FROM GROW AGENCY.
COURIER EXTRA-MARCu lST,

- I'll
The following letter was received tn:
morning. at Fort Ellis, from Major T. Fl
Stanton WHO had gone to pay off til
Randall scouts:
Crow AGENCY. Feb. ~, 1877.
reached here this evening and fin,
Everything in state of stamp"d", on ac
count of the approach of the Sioux.
The Crows have al, left the Agency an(
assembled at the mouth of S:i'lwat,r or
the Yellowstone. r.ady to move furth,
West and great many havt kept on
moving West. There is nobody al the
Agency except the Agency people and d
few OLD Indians. Aftr talking with al.
The guides, scouts. interpreters and others
who had any Information on the subject,
| gather about as follows;
There IS a large Sioux war party on
Pryor's Creek, 45 miles east of here,
threatening the Agency. The Crows say
the party numbers about 1000 warriors.
A small party of Crows, camped on the
Yellowstone short distance below the
mouth cf Saltwater, were attacked by
Sioux yesterday aud lost all their horses.
about 1cO head
The main camp of the Sioux are mov.
Ing this way, and the situation III, re ooks.
by all accounts decidedly threatening. l
give you the information as it is given
here by the Crows. About 100 Grow War.
riors have gone out towar s Pryor Greek
TO watch the movements of tie Sioux. but
the rest OF the people are skipping of very
lively. and getting towards place of
safety as fast as possible. There are a
number of LADIES' here who, of course, are
very anxious and as the Crows have eli
gone the:e are only about 40 men left who
could resist the Sioux, and whether all
these would stay is 4 question, or if they
should stay don't know how muct ac-
count they would be- l do not intend
leaving here until Thursday, March 1st,
and if anything occurs to make going out
dangerous l will stay longer, also will
take chlrg' Of things here temporarily
and make AS good fight as possible if it
becomes necessary. There is no doub,
about the fac, that the Crows believe the
whole Sioux outfit is approaching aud are
very badly s'ampeded in consequence. I
think it would be well to sem, some troops
here as soon as possible. They may net
nave to night but they may, aud their
presence would restore confidence and
might be the means of saving much life
ald prop rty.
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Taxing Mines.

So they are to have Il Mining Bureau in
Colorado. The Mining Review, printed
at Denver. gives the following figures:
For the Commissioner annual salary
and clerk hire. $4,000, the two assistants
81 500 each; fitting up labratory, $500
Office rent, fuel ana lights, $500; offic.
furniture. etc. $500.
This is about the coolest thing we have
had this cold winter. tor here is t. tai OF
$40. 500 TO be paid by the farmers, mines
being exempt from taxation; and at the
ssme time Chaffee is trying to rob the
farmers of what land Congress gave them,
to give the same 20 the miners.
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DR.. James Shaw,
u. 8. .ay.sssy, Fort Ellts, N. r.,

For near twenty years regular Physician
and Surgeon of the city of Philadelphla
and for some time resident Physician OF
the Pennsylvania Hospital. and Consult
ing Physician in other public medical IN
stitutions of that city, with q number OF
years experience as Surgeon in the vol
unteer service and regular army of the
United States. Can b. consulted on long
st.nding and chronic diseases at that Fort
The diseases of women and children Z
speciality.
December 10th, 1875.
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An Iowa man now eaws and splits hi.
fire wood by patent machine. His wife
turns the crank while he sits ON 10. aud
bosses the job.
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If any one suddenly cries ''Stop thief! +"
in the streets of Sacramento, men look
around and grab the first man with =
standing collar.