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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25
SiLT DisCGVEEY.
Stratum seventy Feet ThICk IN
Western New fOrk

The WOTkmen engaged in boring an
OIL well 81 Wyoming, Wy0minR crun-
~, last Friday, ran The drill through
seventy feet - pure white salt ILe
excitement = iDtsnse, and a stock
company is forming To utilize the find.
President EvArts, Of the Rochester
Fscnum Oil Company is ST the head
OF the new company. The prospect
il thst slI the land in the valley will
be Immediately leased. The salt was
struck at 8 depth OF Lore feet. Al
the depth OF $50 feet the drill passed
through q salt vein OF three feet Ia
thickness, the water OF which being
subject 10 analysis showed the prts'
ence OF fluOrine, chlorine, brOmine,
iodine, aluminium, and 50 per cent.
chloride Of sodium, The boring oi
this we'll has knocked the bottom out
Of the old State GeOlOgists who have
made reports OF the lay of the land,
as their predictions in every instsD11
have proved erroneous. Already q
large number OF spectators and bus
iness men, with packets full Of cap
itsl, are hurTylng 10 the scene, intend
irg to take advantage Of the first
opening. Wyoming is thlrty-seven
miles west OF Rochester, on the ROeh-
ester and State Line railroad.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25
No Dogs Allowed on the Cars.

1t happened the other day on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad. The train
had Just left EAstOn, and the cOndue-
tor was going his first round, when he
observed q small white dog with q
bushy tail and bright black eyes sit
ting costly OF the seat beside young
lacy so handsome that II made his
heart roll over like q One-sided pump
kin. But duty was duty, and he re-
marked, in his most deprscatOry man
ner:
lI"Pm very sorry, madam, but IT'S
against the rules to have dogs In the
passenger-cars"
"Oh my, is that so ~ aud she
turned up her lovely brown eyes at
him beseechingly. What IN the
world will do? / can't throw him
away. He's a Christmas present
from my aunt.n
"By no means, miss. Wen just
put him in q baggage car, and he'll
be just ~ happy As robin in
spring."
"What put my nice little white
dog in nasty, stuify, dusty baggage
car ?"
"I'm swfully sorry, miss, l do as
sure you, but the rules Of this COM
pany are as inileXible as the laws II
the Medes and them other fellOwsI
you know. He shall have my over
coat to lie OH, and the brakeman
shall give him grub and water every
tlmeIhe opens his mouth"
"I Just think It's awful mean, 80 l
do and know somebody will steal
Ii, so they will and she showed q
half notion to cry that nearly broke
tho conductors heart (; but he was
firm, and sang out 10 q brakeman,
who was playing q solo on the stove !:
"Here, Andy, take this dog over iE-
to the baegage-car and tell 'em to
take just the best kind OF care OF
him."
The young lady pOuted, but the
brakeman reached over and picked up
the canine as tenderly as though 1t
was q tWO-week's-Old baby, but as he
did so a strange expression came over
his face; like 3 wave OF erAmp collie,
and he said hastily tn the conductor /:
"Here, you take him q minute till
put this poker away" and he trOtted
out at the car door and held on the
brake-wheel, shaking like man with
ague.
The conductor no sooner had his
hands on the dog than he looked
around for q hole 10 fall through.
tY"Wh- Wh-Why, this Is q worsted
dog"
ayes, sir" said the little miss, dc
murely. ''Didn't you know that ?'
"NO, Pm most awful sorry to say /
didn't know that :" and he laid the
Christmas dog down on the owners
lap, and walked out on the platform,
where he stood half an hour in the
cold, trying to think Of a hymn tune
to suit the worst sold man on the
road, Exchange.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25
Remarkable Birth.

The most remarkable birth ever
known in the history OF aeeoueh-
ments occurred near Shanesville, on
last Monday night. Mrs. Mccormick
gave birth to five healthy children,
four OF whom were boys and one girl.
The medical works give but few In.
stances OF such wonderful births, and
when they do occur the children have
scarcely been known to live. In this
case the mother and children are In
the common language on such Occa-
sions, "doIng we'll" The cOmmuni-
ty down there Is excited, and the Ia.
NOUS father Is the hero OF ali
the country around about, and his
fame will spread on the wings
OF the newspaper from one END
OF the country to the other. His
home is already an object Of pilgrim
age for all the old women Of that re
giOn.
Two births each OF four children
have occurred within the last tlfteeI
years near this region, but this out
does all the recorded occurrences II
the United Ststes.-CCliHd lOl DO
/ orgssrFss
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25
IT .IsT-II u III
THURSDAY EVENING.
.ss 81 "a EE I


/ Heaven IS not reached by a single bound
But we build the ladder by which "" lis
From the lowIy earth 10 the yaulted skies
And we mount 10 i's summit round h
round.
! count thee things % be EEanuiy true,
That a noble decd is a step toward God,
Lifting the soul from the common sol
To pureT sir AID a broader view.
We rise BY the things that are under on
feet,
BY what We have mastered Of greod an,
gain,
BY the pride dePosed and The passion
slain,
And the vanquished III VIC hourly meet.
We hope, We resolve, VIC aspire, We trust.
When tho morning calls 10 life and light
But our hearts grow weary, and ere Ia
night
Our lives are trailing In sordid dust.
Wings Tor the angels, but feet FOR ;hc men
We must borrow the wings to nnd ih'
way;
We may hope and resolve, aspire aHS
pray,
But our feet must rise or We fail again.
Only in dreams IS the ladder thrown
From the weary earth 10 tho sapphire
wall
But the dreams depart anu the visions tall
And the sleeper wakes on hts pillow o
stone.
Heaven Is not reached al single bound
But We build the ladder by which we TiS'
From the Iowly earth 10 the vaulted skies
And we mount 20 It's summit rouud 10y
round.
IN. J.. G.. Holland.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25
sUMHER NIGHT HEIT.
A Few observations on the At or
Cooling or.

Saturday night wa= vel tcsigneJ
70 uus people % experiments - keep
ing COL. There ba= haan nothing
like q 70 Ear this summer. 7 seemed
+ 70 come with s kind Of sUttenness
which overwhelms, snd Invites rash
Less In human impulses. The eject
7 from the cuticle 10 the extreme iu-
wardness OF personal feeling pro-
dUced all sorts OF cravings, and there
was a general rush FOR cold soda, lager
/ beer, ice cream, and other refresh
ments, and the more OF these resis-
/ tants that were put in the more IN
satisfactory TEs the result. tits easy
CT demonstration that the larger ice
house q man builds within himself
the more fire risks he assumes, and
from being naturally a nOn-haZsrd-
GUS creation he becomes q special
/ hazard in hot weather, and Is clas5ed
with kerosene oil factories, planning
mills, and powder magazines. II one
glass OF soda or one dish OF Ice cream
will temporarily reduce the tempera-
/ ture OF the system twenty degrees, It
will react in precisely seven minutes
aud thiIty-fOur seconds, and carry
| the mercury up 10 where the multi
| plicalion looks feeble. Hence, II q
man, seeking relief from summer
heat, slows away not one iced preps-
ration, but five or eight, he puts him.
self in 8 good condition TO light a
match 10y simply blowing upon the
explosive end, and II his power OF
/ breath were sufficient he could run
forge.
After all the cooling experiments OF
Saturday night, il can be approx
mately imagined how comfOrtly re-
tirement to rest was enjoyed by many
people. The woman who Invented
bedclOthing, was not considered
worthy OF moments thought, eX-
cept ia painful reflections that she
had ever been born. 4 single sheet
for covering was tried In some lOeall-
ties, but where there WAS one man
loaded with ice cream in his little
bed, 1t is cOnjectured that by actual
weight In his own calculation, the
sheets turned the scale at fOrty-three
pounds, and was kicked into a shape
less Wad under the fOOtbOard. These
are the days, it must be remembered,
when the busy horsefly rises early
and seeks his Cruel. What Sunday
morning for flies What a sudden
wRkefuIness on the part OF the night
sleepers at early dawn! Wearied
with struggles to sleep, and at last
taken into the arms Ct natures tired
restOrer, how rapidly the unconscious
sleeper comes to himself when the fly
brigade comes on
Oh there are no earthly joys more
sweet or refreshing than hot nights
fortified with Ice coolers and restful
mattresses with sheets abandoned,
and close mornings with a blazing
sunlight, and able bodied flies with
wings spreading and legs all ready for
pedestrian movements on the bare
skin of the human face. The very
thought Of it makes one feel cool and
happy. Hartford COaTdnt.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25
To EXpeI a Cold.

The PcriscOpe says: when a per-
son begins TO shlver, the blood IL re-
ceding from the surface congestion,
TO a greater or less extent, has taken
place, and the patient has already
taken cold, to be followed by fever,
Inflammation Of the lungs, neuralgia,
rheumatism, etc. All these evils can
be avoided, and the cold expelled
by walking, or In some exercise that
will produce 4 prompt and decided re-
action In the system. The exercise
should be sufficient 10 produce per-
splration. IL you are so situated that
YOU can get q glass OF hot wa
Ter TO drink, it will materially aid
the perspIrAliOn, and iE every way
assist nature in her efforts to remove
the cold. This course followed, your
cold is at an end, and whatever dis
ease il would ultimate In Is avoided !
your sufferlngs are prevented, and
YOur doctors bill saved. IL you are
where you can get q hot bath take
one. A Turkish or Russian bath /:
better"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25

The future of this nation depends
upon partial return 10 the old sim
pie, frugal habits OF our fOrefsthers.
Living can never be exactly the
same as in,thOse days. The intro
ductiOn OF SO many new Inventions
the facility OF intercourse with other
countries, the many appliances OF
modern civilized life unknown to
them, renders that an impOssibility.
Nor is It essential. But people can be
content with palmer tables, with
pIaiuer clothing, with smaller houses
can strain leEs for effect and be hap
nier can live within their means
and then when an evil day comes
have the whereWlth 10 keep want
from their door. There might be
more rich men were there more pru'
dent ones. Something else Is re-
quired to amass wealth besides the
power TO earn money. 1t is the
ability to save, and the lack of that il
what is the trouble with the mass o
people. But the economy forced up
on US by the events OF the last few
wears must become a habit, and tn
sooner everybody sets shout making
il 40, the better for the country. 10
IedO Commercial
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25
To Make Picnic Lemonade.

Here IL 3 recipe for making picnic
lemonade First get your barrel, then
fill IL with water. Don't be mean,
put In plenty Of water. Now throw a
pound Of white sugar into the barrel.
Squeeze I'm lArge-sized lemon.
Don't be mean about the lemon, eth
er, but put the whole OF 1t In the bar
rel. Stir with long pole and call
the children up Immediately. AS
fast as they drink, fill the barrel with
cold water, The beverage thus made
is cheap, (ii the lemon is bought q
whOlesaleJ and is quite healthy. II
contains no pain, and Is much sought
after by Indulgent mothers and young
| lovers. Picnic lemonade differs from
the church fair article by having thu
water little fresheT.-OshkOsh Chris
/ tan AGUOcGtC.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25
New York WOrld.l
Ihe Language OF the Gloves.

The English girls have improved
upon the language Of the fan and the
handkerchief by devislng a very CO.
pious vocabulary Of the gloves, which,
FOR the benefit OF American women,
we beg to "piTats" from an English
contemporary. 1t runs thus +:
Drop a glove-Yes.
Crumple the gloves IN the right hand
No.
Half unglove the left hsnd-Indinerence
Tap the LEFT shoulder with the gloves
Follow me-
Tap the chin with the gloves-I love yoJ
no longer.
Turn the gloves inside out-I hate you.
FoId the gloves neatIy-I should Ike 10 b.
with you.
Put on the left glove, leaving the thnn
uncovered-DO you love me
| Drop both glOyes-l love you.
| Twirl the gloves round the rngeTs-B
careful We are watched
Slap the back OF the hand with the glove
- am YeXeds
Take glove In each hand ana separat
I the hands Il am furious,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25
TRAINS GOING BAST.

All trains run daily Sundays excepted
Connections
At Fremont trains On l.. 3. n. 3. r. X
pas5 East, 7:95 A. NJ, g.57 A. NJ, ll.SD A. NJ,
800 p. NJ, West, 9-j7 A. n, $50 +. NJ -,1:OO PA'
lO.3i +. NJ.
At BurgoOn, Pennsylvania Co., trains pass
East, 9:22 A. NJ, 1000 A. N, 40 =. n. west
1000 A. M; 7:j9 Z. N.
At FOstOria, trains on b. a %. Il. r. pas
East, 7:25 A. NJ; l:55 +. N. $40 p. M; Wesf'
o, x n, X. r., pass South BOB A. n. lliG
A. NJ; 7O2 p. NJ. North, Gas A. NJ; ls57 r
N; S.57 z. n.
At Lima, trains on ID. 4 n. X. r, pass
South, l2.26 A. NJ; $50 A. n 2O0 z. y :
North, $40 A. M; 200 p. y. p ~. W. q Z.
II. r., Trains pass East, l:SO A. NJ; $50 A.
NJ; 4:lO r. NJ; West, l2s2S A. NJ, T:A5 A. NJ
lO.l0 A. NJ; 800 Z. n.
VIII. ANDREWS, ,G3enl. Ticket Ag't.
III. BURGOON, Gen1 superintendent.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25

The Prince OF Wales fell 10 love
with Mrs. Langtry, daughter Of the
Dean Of st. Heliers, Jersey, the Wo-
man to see whose wonderful beauty
Duchesses Chamber upon chAirs, and
said he should like to breakfast with
her. To hear is tO obey with 3 loyal
subject, and when the Prince arrived
found Mr.. Lsngtry on hand, who ex-
pressed his qualification for the honor
thus paid bim, and staid To breakfast
too. The Prince did not remain Ions
after concluding the unfestiYe meal
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25

North Carolina paper We saw
Alexander Stephens on the cars the
other day. We thought Il WAS some
bOdy's OV6rcOAt thrown In the only
unOccupied seat In the coach, and
picking IL up we started 10 throw Il
across the back OF the seat, when II
began To kick and swear. We drop
ped it, and AS it hit the floor q voic'
said "I'm Alexander stephens
sir" He IL a. thin As q June shAd
weighs about thirty pounds, and sit
ting sideways it will take six such q
| he is to fill = car ssst.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25
A sad story.

A sad scene occurred at New
Bridge, OsWegO county, last Friday.
A little girl named Hattie MOsier,
aged thirteen years, whose father and
mother are dead, WAS accused OF steal
ing 80 cents from a man who lives AI
the Bridge. A warrant was issued
and the girl badly frightened by be
ing told that they would send her IN
prison. She went about three-quar-
teTs OF mile up the river, took of hel
shoes and stockings, jumped into the
river, and WAS drowned. The body
WAS not discovered until Sunday
morning, when 3 boy found bel
shoes and stockings In the bushes OF
the river bank. It has been aseer
tanned that the little girl was nO
guilty.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25

90 ACRES, four snd one,had miles IRON, from
eIO Tlffin, ON the COe ROads BulFdlnss
all new and soil extra.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME of ~ acres, situ-
a Rted .Ona mile south Of Clyde, San
duaky county, Ohio.
on ACRES OF Honey Creek second bot
ONJ tom, Gix miles south OF Tlnin. sixty
five acres under cultivation. This Is an at'
trRctIva farm and Will be sold very low,
on ACRES OF timber land q of a mile
GU from the Baltimore q OHIO railroad
two miles east from DeshleT, wood county
Ohio.
40 ACRES WITH EXTRA IMPROVE
90 ments limestone soil, situated two
aud One-hRn miles north OF hePuDle
Seneca county, o. Terms 70 suit purchaser
Nnn Acres, two miles south of Chicago
HUI Junction, Huron county, Ohio
Well improved. Terms 10 suit purchaser O
will take good business property In par
payment.
OF No. 503 and 6Ox2C2 feet. New house
nVs rooms fruit Of all kinds. Situate'
on the south side OF Adams street. near I'M
O., 8. & &. depot. Price reasonable anS
terms easy. Owner wishes 20 remove
Toledo.
on ACRES OF well timbered land, stu
on ated In Hardin county, OHIO, sever
miles north of KentOn, on the Blancharl
river, four miles west OF Patterson. II is al
river bottom hand, me1hRustible SOIL ant
imber suf1cient TO pay for the land.
II II ~
III the Village OF Republic, Seneca eoun
~ Ohio, Good, substantial frame house
painted white blinds on doors and win
dowH. Barn, wood-hOuse ana clstern plck
81 front; all in the very best OF ordeI
Price, $500.
1On ACRES, AS FINELY IMPROVEl
lEU Is any farm in Seneca county
Everything In the most desirable condition
~ acres of misunderstanding wheat. Soil e1
ceIIent, and situated eight and one-hal
miles from Tffnn, three and One-hah mile
from BlOOmville. For sale al n low ngur
and on reasonable terms.
RINE BRICK RESIDENCE or ElGH, I.
rooms barn three lots F; a choice 10
OF f.uIf: well and cisterns (; no repairin
needed. Property centrally situated IN In
village OF Republic. Seneca county, OHIO.
Also S1% acre. of No. farming land
Win rood orchard, and within the tncOl
porstsd Hmits. A great bargain 10 the pun
chaser.
TSIVRACREs OF LAND. SITUATED o!
Il KilboUrn street, Republic, seneca 20
Chic. Two and one-hRlf acres In Orchard
and of the best grated varieties. Smal
fruit OF all kinds. House nearly new vii
six rooms and painted in the most moder
aud ali the necessary Out-bulldings, Goo
fences nne picket front.
THIS is q rare opportunity. Price IoI
snd terms TO suit purchaser.
1HB ACREa OF WELIs-IMPROVED land
If( known as the HeatOn farm. situ
slsd three miles north THIN, and one-hal
mfls Eest OF Fremont road In the north
west corner OF Clinton township, OF Whtel
40 acres are under good cultivation, and /
equal 20 any land in the county for the pro
ductiOn grain; balance is well tlmDeTed
Good orchard and buildings. Two never
failing wells, and ali other cOnVeniences
Is convenient 70 divide into two farms
purchaser desires. Price low, aud terms L
suit the pnrchRser.
Address, or inquire OF
z. HUDDLE,
u54 '76-u Real Estate Agent, TIf1n' D.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25

Visitor In Sunday school addressln 3
the school ehlldrPn-WhAt Is Lne
oJtensible object Of Sunday senOol IN
struetiOn ? No answer. NlsltOr-
What IL the Ostsnsible object OF sun
day school instruction : No answer
VisItOr-WhAt IS the Ostsnsible Object
| Of Sunday school instruction ? small
nov lin 3 feeble vOicel-Hes, sir.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25
Happy Jim Anderson.

Happy Is the man, +" says the New
Orleans PicdyUne, "WhO can lie all
day under q shade tree, looking for
work. Happy, then, thrice happy Il
Jim Anderson, who can lie all day
anywhere, sun or shade, rain or shine
In the garden down the cellar, across
tho street, around the eOrner-every,
where. Just give him q subject, and
the place is no obIect.-B,Tliagtof
HItUEGyC.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25
REV. LII. WIGnIN SAYS :

One Of the best remedies for Gatarrh. nay. tho
beet remedy Ne have found IN . lifetime OF suier-
Ing, Is SANFOIsD'S RADICAL CURE II ts not
unpleasant 70 tlk.. through tho 10strils ard thero
In Inhalation. it clcarS tbs head and throat 50
thoroughly that, taken each morning on rising.
there are unpleasant sccretiOns and no disagree
able hacking during tho entire day but An unpre-
cedcnted clcarug - OF voice and plrtOry organs
-HEu j. H. HlggiJI, ~ DsrcAeSfsT (41ss.) bs1cCs-
Each package contains DE-. SnnfOfd's Improved
Inhaling Tube y in null dircetiOns for use In all
cases- Price fl0o fOr salo BY all W holesals and
Retail Druggists and Dealers thrOughouttheU uited
Sisters and CHnafAs. WEEKS POTTER. General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists. BostOn. Mass
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25

A country editor In Michigan thus
bids farewell TO his readers, his papel
having expired "GOOd bye !-Ioil
the bell Rently!-This Is our last KICK
-Handle us with care Lower u
gently 10 rest We die q natura
death The wolf Is at our door =
Bury us under q rose bush i-L!stei
10 the mOcking bird"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25

Iumbus on both express trains.
Connections male Ia the Union Depot Al
Columbus for Newark, GAINESVILLE, Circle
willie. ChIlncOthe, Portsmouth, Lancaster
Athens Marietta and ParkersDurg Al ma
rIOn for points on A. a u. W. k.k. a. Up
and CbicagO: at Carey, Findlay, TIfin and
9aDdusky at FOstOria with Is. q y. and L.
al. K Rs, for Fremont, De6hleT and
| Defiance AZ Toledo with L. >. q n. y, r. q
| p N and Canada Southern Il. Rs for
| Detroit Jackson, Lansing, Grand kapids,
I East Saginaw and all points In Michigan
I PArlOr and Sleeping Cars on all through
| trafns from Columbus 20 New YORK, Phlla-
/ dslphia aud Baltimore Without change
WA. MILLS,
/ ORLAND SMITH, GenT Ticket Agt.
! GenI. Supt.
i a n GREENE President
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25

When little Thomas stOOps 10 toy
with berries, jam snd Jelly cake, no
art can sOOths the chAstened bOy-nO
nOstrums ease his stomach ache. And
II the gripping palms defy the medi-
eInes prescribed 70 foil, bis parents
will do we'll to try the limPid, liquid
eastOr Oil
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25
Notice to Contractors.

C,EAIED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE
~ csiy6d by the Board OF EducatlOn VI
Tffnn, Ohio, until the 81 day OF August, losei
for the building OF School House N Ile
1Shird Ward OF said city. The bids, duly
ssaled up, must bs tled with the Clerk 0I
fhe Board by u O'Clock Al noon OF said third
dav OF August. Each bid must contain the
name OF every person interested in the
Haule and must be accompanied by sum
Client guarantee OF BOms dLsinteres ted per
son that II the bid Is accepted contract
viii be entered into and the performance o
Il properly secured ,
fhs work bid 10 embraces both labor ant
matsrials, and each must DC separately
gfated with the price thereof
An bids must be In accordance with tn
plans and specifications adopted and ol
hte AT the office of the Clerk OF the Boar
for the inspection OF those interested.
The Board reserves the right, according I
aW 70 reject each and all bids.
BY ORDER or THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
J. +. BUM.
nl4w Clerk.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25

"Is It becoming 10 me-" asked She
a. she paraded in the costume OF one
hundred years sgO before her husband
ayes, my dear" said lie meekly
Don't you wish / could dress thls
way all the time ?' she ssked. mo
my dear, bot I wish you hsd Lives
when that was the style"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25
TRIED EVERYTHING.

Hcasr5. J D. EnssrorA rCO., DClrer, OIL. Gen
Gslasll, - l. have used SANFOgD'S' RADICAL
CURR FOR CATAlslsll. and Il has given perfecs
satisfaction- hzgu tried almost every hing, And
70 - The only thing that has given me reflex
therefore take pleasure In Recommending; IL uso
10 81 afflicted WtIL CatgTrh Of aEl Kind, and cuoz
this ny tcstim0uy ~ n beuCrut-
Very truly. ". DECkEh
Ib.nyer Uct 4 usA
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-07-25

Figures West Sf Bsllalne inclusive are Co
lumbus time hgures Hast Of Wheeling In
elusiYe, Baltimors time.
ZnnaaEtIIs Aeeo3modataO1 lsavSs
ZanesViIls daily except Sunday ~ oAo a
n, and arrives AZ COlumod1 A. I'D A. -
stopping ~ q stations
EIpress Tfaina run daily, other trains
daily except Sunday.
W. q. QUIECY, Gen1 Manages, Newark
THOa. r. bARET,
WesfsTa Pass Ag't, Cincinnati.
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