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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-11-07
THANKSGIVING.
Presidents Proclamation.

NASHISGTpS. Gct. .I.-Thr Pre>.-
dent iSSUed the following pru~laIua-
tInu. setting aside Ihursdfy. NuyeI..-
h1T y. - Il day uf t!.auSgi ing.
The recurrence IF Ihat S-a>rL ~
which It i the habit II our people To-
make drvuUt and pIblir conIrsS.Du
OF thrir constant Dependence Upon
Divine favor for all good riffs uf life
and happiness and Uf public peace and
prosperity, exhibits. II tie record Of
the wear, abundant reason for uur
gratitude and thanksgiving. ENubrr-
ant harveStS. productive mines. ample
crops uf staples of trade and manufac-
tureS have enriched the country. The
resources thus furnished tu cur rcyiV-
ing industry and expanding commerce
hasten the day when jiScuuls and dis
tresses, through the length and breadth
of the land. will. under the continued
favor Of Providence. have given way
10 confidence and assured prosperity.
Peace with all nations has remained
UnbrUken. domestic tranquility has
prevailed and the institution of Liberty
and Justice which the wisdom ami
virtue Of our fathers established. r.
main the ginTl ami defense of their
children.
The general prevalence Of the bless
ingS Of health throughout our wide
land has made more conspicuous the
sutferings ami SOrruws which the dark
shadow of peStilInce haS east upun 4
portion Of our people. This heavy az
fiction even the Divine Ruler has
tempered to the suffering communities
in the universal sympathy and SHE
U-hleIn hlr-a dull 4.
and the whole Nation NAV rejoice in
the unity Of spirit in our people. by
which they chhCerful!y share anOthprS
burdens.
Now, therefore, /, Rutherford B.
Hayes, President of the United States.
do appoint Thursday, the 18th day of
November next, dS a day of national
thanksgiving and prayer and / earnest
ly recommend that, withdrawing them
selves from secular cares and lahOrS,
the people of the | niEed states do
meet together ON that day in their re-
spectiye places of worship, there To
give thanks and praise ~ Almighty
God for his mercies and. To deyOUtly
heSeech their continuance.
In witness whereof | have hereto
for set my hand and caused the seal OF
the United States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington this
Both day OF October, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy eight and independence of the
United States one hundred and third.
Seal. Il. B. HAYES.
by the President.
WM. NJ. EvARTs.
Secretary of state.
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Speerh VI Zsehariah Spirer.

On the question. which enjnyS the
greater amount of happiness, the
bachelor, or the married man :"
Mr.. Presiden; and tSent!pmen-I rise
To advocate the cause of the married
man.
And why should | not? | claim to
knOw-sOmething about the institution,
! do. Will amy gentleman pretend tn
say ! do not? Let him accompany me
home. Let me confront him with my
wife and seventeen children and de-
eide.
High aS the Rocky Mountains tower
/ above the Mississippi VALLEY does the
married man tower above that of the
bachelor. What is bachelor. What
was Adam before he got acquainted
with Eve? What but poor, ShiftlpsS
insignificant creature? No more to he
compared with his after-self than a
mill-itam To the great roaring cataract
of Niagara. Applause.
Gentlemen there was time, ] blush
to say it, when ! WAS a bachelor; and
2 more miserable creature YOU would
hardly expect To find. Every day |
tOiled hard, and at night came home to
my cOmfOrtleSS garret-nO carpet, no
fire, no nothing. Everything was in a
clutter, and, in the words of the poet,
Confusion was monarch of all he surveyed"
Here lay pair of pants, there a dirty
pair of boots; there, a play-bill, and
here pile of dirty clothes. What
wonder that took refuge at the gam
ing-table and bar-roOm. | found il
would never do, gentlemen, and in a
lucky moment | vowed To reform
Scarcely had the promise Ddoov,l my
lips, when knock WAS heard at the
door, and in came Susan Simpkin5 af-
ter my dirty clothes.
Mr., Spicer," SAYS she. I've washed
for you six months, and / hayn't seen
the first red cent in the way of pay
ment. Now I'd like to know what YOU
are going to DO about it,"
felt in my pOcket-b0Ok. There was
nothing in ii, and ] knew it well
enough.
Miss Simpkins," said |, Its no use
I. denying it. haven't got the pewter
| wish for Your sake | had"
There, said she promptly / don't
wash another rag for YOU"
"StOp," said |. susan, | will do
what / can for YOU. Silver and gold
have | none; but if my heart and hand
will do, they are at your service.
Are You in earnest: - said she look
ing little suspicious.
Never more Sc" said |.
Then says she, ''as there seems to be
no prospect Of getting my pay any 9TH
er way, guess III take up with your
offer"
Enough said. We were married i'm a
week; and what's more We havn't re-
pented it. No more attics for me, gem
tlemen. ! live in a good house. and
have somebody to mend my clothes.
When ! WAS poor, miserable bachelor
gentlemen, | used to be as thin as a
weasel. Now ! am plump Is a pOrkeT.
In conclusion, gentlemen, If YOU
want to be a poor ragged fellow, without
coat to your back, ora shoe To your
foot; if you want TO grow old before
your time, and aS uncomfortable, gen
orally, as a hedgehog rolled up the
wrong way | advise you to remain a
bachelor; but if you want to live de
Gently and respectfully, get married.
I've got ten daughters, gentlemen,
Overwhelming applause. and you may
have your pick.
Mr.. Spicer sat down amid lGng-cOn-
tinued plaudits. The generous pTOpOS-
al with which he concluded, secured
him five snnS-in-law.
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N0inan1 Kingdom.

Miss Clara l.. Rusa, III . Boston lee
ture upon ~Wunan's Kingdom, ssi,: :
No w0man's life Is complete without
a husband and children. Never was g
monarchy more absolute, never "a king
dom so loyal, - the fipck of little outs
over whom mother rrign,. When
she comes into her kingdom, absolute
monarch Of about ten. with stocking,
to darn. and with a male biprd who
needs darnimg worse than the stock
ings. some of the romance Gf q "IuOH-
arch 30 absolute ma hc di-pelled.
The theory is all right. h0weyer.-
Chi0IgJ Inter Oce0H,
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Poor Consolation.

\ clergyman said that he once visit
ed lady of his parish Who had just
lost her husband. in order 20 offer hel
consolation, and upon her earnest i'm
quirieS Us to the reunion Of families IL
heaven. he strongly asserted iiia helirt
in that fact. When she asked viii
anxiety, whether any time must rid,,ss
before friends would be able tO nuo
each other in the next world. nc r!u
phaticdlly said: No: they viii Et
united at once" He WIS thinking ui
the happiness OF being able to offer the
relief of such faith, when she broke
III upon his meditatiOns by eXclaimiug
sadly: We'll, his first wife has gUt
him again, then. by this time -HDI
perS BOgIr.
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OFFICE oyse Hasosrd's Drug Stsrs. TiRa
Ohio
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Figures West Ol Bellalre inclusive are Co
lumhuS time figures East Of Wheeling In
elusive, Baltimore tine.
Zsnssyills Accommodation leaves GAINESVILLE
daily except SUNDAY al l5 4. NJ, and arrives
at Columbus at Q Is A. NJ, stopping at all
stations.
Express trains run daily, other trains daily
except Sunday.
THOs. r. BARRY,
Western PaSs'r Ag't Cincinnati.
L. VI. COLE, Gen1 Ticket A'gt. Baltimore.
g. II. HI DSON, Supt Trans. ohio Division,
Chicago.
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AJ Portage, Wis. while digging e.
we'll, q farmer heard a rambling noise
below. as Of rushing water. which
grew louder a. he went dORu. Hr
finally struck a bed Of gravel. through
which a strong current Of intensely
cold air rushed UP, and on going
through the bel he came b. water
which cOngeals a. fast a. il comes into
the well.
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A newly welded couple from the
country went to smoky PittsbuTg-
all places in the wOrld.-and for tht
first time in ther lives saw and bought
some peanuts. There, Mandy" eX
claimed the bridegroom, after a few
moments of vehement suction, -
knOw'd we'd be sold; I've been suckin
that darned thing fur five minutes, an
there amt a bit of Juice in il, Come
on. let's co.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-11-07
Symptoms of aDiseasedLiv

DAIN in the right side, under the
L edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain IS in the left
side; the patient Is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain is
1elt under the shoulder Cla1e, and il
frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and Is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach IS affected with loss of appe-
tite and sickness; the bowels in gen.
eral are COstive, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head IS troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally { considerable loss of men,
Ory, accompanied with a painful SEN
sation Of having left undOne some
thing which ought to have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains Of a prickly sensa-
ton Of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he Is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
isted, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. MCLANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF ACUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as
4 simple purgatiye, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid,
with the impression DR.. MCLASE's LIVER
Pills.
The genuine AlCLANE's LIVER Pills bear
the signatures Of c. MCLANE and FLEMING
Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. {.
MCLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared BY Flem-
ing Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full Of limitations Of the rame DTcLane,
spelled differently bus same pronunciation.
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ISDISCREET APPAREL.

/ Another gate of hell is indiscreet ap
parel. The attire of women for the
last two years has been more graceful
my memory. But there are always
those who carry that which is right in
to the extraordinary and the indis.
Greet. l understand that there is q
style of female dress about to come in
upon us from Paris shocking to all
righteousness. | warn all Christian
women against the adoption of any
style of apparel OF any adjustment of
dress that may be administrative of
evil. As perhaps no one else will
dare to tell you. warn you of the fact
that mUltitudes cf men owe their
eternal damnatiOn to boldneSs of wO-
manly attire.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-11-07

The following actually Occured In q
grammar school in this city lately:
Subject under discussidn Joan of Are.
SchOOlmaster--NOw. Miss Jones, wha;
was Joan Of Arc Maid off, Miss
Jones heSitated in answering. Miss
Jones, did YOU hear my question. /.
What was Joan OF Are Maid off,
Miss Jones--Maid ot-dnst. sir
Boston Transcript
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CIV. sAcHMAN.

O. p. KErPEL- Il e EEPPEI-
G. 3. { r. c. KEPPEL
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. once in Grum-
"a meirs Block, opposite the Court HOusei
Tim. o.
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The Kent. O. BnHelin s.

The Kent, o., Bulletin s3ys nf q
Young lady OF that town:
On Friday. Of last week. one Of the
Young ladies vino graduated from tie
High school last wear. huSkrd fifty-!iyy
bushels Of corn. The same Young ladv
Teaprd thiTty-seNrn acres of grain
during harvest. She J. Ou- OF those
ladies YOU sometimes read about hut
seldom SEE.
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AIl trains run daily, Sundays excepted
CONNECTIONS.
Al Fremont trains on l.. s. & NJ r r. pass
East IS A. NJ, . 81 A. Nal % A NJ, O0 II.
81 10 81 ?. VI.
East, = A. ", 10 % A. ~, 36 p. NJ West
10 % A NJ : - ?. NJ.
~ FOstOria. trains on b. & o. 2. R. paS.
East. = A. H. 3 +. ". s 20 P. NJ West
. ~ A. n. 10 - A. n 90 r. NJ Trains on
G. & 7. K. r., pass south 63 A. ". n Is A
VI. % r. ~ North. 6 % A. II. . 50 r. NJ T.
ssIP.M
AT Lima, trains on d. & N. r. r., pass South
~ - A. 81. /: . % A. s.. % r. M. North -
A. n COL IL =. r. W. & C. X K, Trains
pass East. 70 a N. s. A. ". - =. "a. .
West, y . A. 81. a. \. ", 10 % A. II. +; . 10
Pm
WI. ANDREWS. GenI Ticket AsT.
l. a BUR6OORr Geh1 Supenhtendshf.
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! WISH ! WAS AN EDITOR.
rThI, .as .,iinat in Is5I and will do TO repcai

This .as sinat ia IsJI and viii d. 10 repeat
wish I was an Editor
really do indeed
u seems 70 me that Editors
Get everything they need
They get the biggest and the best
OF everything that grows.
And yet IN free to circuses
And other kinds Of shows;
And when a mammoth cheese Is cut
They always get slice
For saying Mrs. Smith knows h0H
To make IL very nice.
The largest pumpkin. longest bert.
And other garden stuff,
i blown into the sanctum
By an editorial pui.
The biggest bug will speak to them.
No matter how they dress
4 shabby coat Is nOthing-n
You own printing press.
II Ladies Fairs they'r almost hugged
b. pretty girls, you know,
That they may crack up eyerythin.
The ladies have 10 show.
And thus they get blowout free
At every party feed
The reason is because they write.
And other people read. NED.
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4 fellow walking through a church.
yard stumbled upon the inscription
Il am not dead. but sleeping" Ac-
cepting this in its literal significance
and greatly disgusted at what he
deemed an attempt to impose upon
travellers, he exclaimed, We'll, if | waS
dead, bv thunder. I'd own it,
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BOYA-FIDE CIRCULATION. 1920.

TERMS.-One wear in advance. sou: 81
months slOO Three months. - cents
ADVRRTISIN NG.-The TRIBTNE Is an adyer
Using medium has 30 superior. II has
large circulation. and Is read By a thrifty, eu
sTgetic ciass Of people. Advertisements in
serted as low as In any hrst-elass paper.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-11-07

TLreu.h eos-rEe> between Detroit and Co
luuI-.- g8 51th ~ ..,,s Trains.
Connections made Ib t.s Cniul DepO; a: Co
iumua< flT Newark, LlEr~yI.ie. tirciryiilr,
ChIIiicu.hr Portsmouth. Lancaster. Athens.
Marietta and PaTsersDurE AZ Marion Tor
points on A. & g. " K. Z 20 pper SaudIsky
for BuryTu-. Lima. r. Wayne and Chicago n
carey. FIad.ay. Tim and Saudusky az FOs-
tori. uirh b. & o. and J. =. s L. Railroads, for
Fremont. Deshler and Dehanee al Toledo
with J. = * y. =. r & z. ". and Canada
Southern Railroads, for Detroit. Jackson. Ian
,.l@. Grand Rapids, E.s,. Saginaw and al
D. ia,5 In Michigan.
PariOr and Sleeping Car, 0n al through
trains from Columbus o. SeW YORK. PhiiIiirl-
uhia and Baltimore without rhangr.
". A MILLS.
0RLAND SMITH. Gent Ticket Ag't
Genl Supt.
a NJ GREENE. President
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TiIE DIS-0LUTE DANCE

You shall rot divert NE here TO :
general description of the subject Of
dancing. Whatever you may thinl
about drawing-rOOm dancing and tht
methOdical motion To the sound of ma
sic in family and social circles, want
You 10 see the awful peril Of what
call the dissOlute dance. You know
what | mean. Ii is not only To he seeT
III the low haunts of death, but its steE
Is sometimes witnessed in fashionable
mansions. This is the first step tC
cOnSummate ruin for many of both
sexes. NOu know what pOsture5 and
attitudes and figures are suggested Of
the Devil. They who join in the dissO-
lutte dance are gliding on an inclined
plane and they whirl faster and faster
till with the velocity of lightning they
90 over the edges Of a decent life and
into the vortex of fiery future. This
gate Of hell is so wide that il some
times swings across the Administer Of
the refined parlOr and the ballroom of
the summer watering place. You
have no right tu take to the sound OF
music any posture that would he un-
becoming in the absence of music.
Neither the Chickering grand of city
parlOr nor the fiddie of a mountain
picnic can cOnsecrate that which God
has not cOnSecrated.
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OOcTOR WAUGAN6N

nCULIST AND AURIST has just returned
" from a visit TO the Hospitals Of London,
Paris and New York.
Long. Short and Weak Sight Corrected by
the aid Of French Trial Glasses.
OFFICE HOURs-9 A. NJ. 10 , p. N.
n Madison Street Tifin. Ohio.
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DR.. ). W. HAYFoRD.
HOTELS.
TIFFIN HOUSE.

G kINZER, Proprietor, Market Street, Tif-
Ns I'm. Ohio. The house has been thor
Oughly Oyerhzuled, has good stabling, and is
prepared 10 furnish the travelling public with
all necessaries in good style.
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the bedroom toilet. adjure you be-
fore the sun sets. explore with mex
gTable scrutiny YOUR libraries. One
bad book NAV do the work for eterni-
~. / want 10 rouse all your suspicious
about n0velettes. want YOU tO watch
the ouTrcptltlOUS correspondence
through the pOStOhice. | want YOU tO
und---tand that one OF the highest and
-s.Is' '.--ceptiYe gates vi hell il iniquit-
.:- literature. Another gate down
Tdri j.
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DOWN WITH THE GATES.

But what is the use of this sermon :?
The iniquitieS are so Stalwart they can
not be wrested down. Stupid man,
what does my text say-"The gates of
hell shall not prevail against the
Church" Frustrated they Will he as
certainly as that God and the Bible are
true. But it Will not he done until
Christian men and women, quitting all
prTldery and sqUeamishness in this mat
ter, shall assault with the force of the
combined energy of the church these
mighty evils. The Bible is full of de-
nunciatiOn leveled in this direction. vet
the piety Of the day has become such a
namby-pamby thing that it dare not
quote the Scripture on this subject.
50 long rs this holy imbecility reigns,
sin VIII laugh us to scOrn. Ii may be
that before the Church awakes to its
duty matters will get far worse. and a
lamb will have to be sacri-
feed from each Of the most
carefully guarded folds, and the
wave Of mcleanliness will rise
to the spire of the village church
and the top of the cathedral tower.
Against this sin the patriarchs and
prophets and evangeliSts. apostles and
III III AAAAAA1ElA NllullANlEu lllAllt Llldl
against any other. But now allusian
to the theme must he sentimental and
apOlOgetic. put my foot on all the
conventional rhetoric ON this subject
and tell you plainly that unless you
give up your sin Your complete ruin is
settled, and YOU will be chased without
end with the anathemas of an incens-
ed God. In the good cheer of nv text
/ rally You to the besiegment of the
gates of hell. We want no soft senti-
mentalists in the host, hut only those
who can take hard knocks. The gates
of GAIA were carried off, the gates of
Thebes fell, the gates of Babylon We're
Frustrated and the gates of hell shall
he unhinged. \ christianized printing
press shall be rolled up rs the powerful
battering ram, a long line of awakened
pUlpits shall become assaulting for
treSses; the red-hOt truth Of God shall
become the flying ammunition of the
contest, and the sappers and miners
shall lay their train under these fOun-
datiOns of sin; and at just the right
time the Lord of Hosts, who leads the
fray, shall give the command down
with the gates" and the explosion be-
meath will he answered by all the
trumpets of God on high, celebrating
the universal victory.
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7 TIE r e.

On and after November 26, ISIS. trains will
leave stations daily as follows, sundays eN-
ceptetl
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MEDICAL.
WH SLOWER

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once over
Il Kendall's Jewelry Store, Market Street.
ReSideuce At Mrs DRrle's. Madison Street
nan
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TRAINS GOING wEsT.
TRIMS GoryG Easr.

Zansssills Accommodates leaves Columbus
daily except sunday al > Is T. NJ. and arrives
al Z,inesyille at 10 T. a.. stopping az al Sts-
tiOnS.
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TRAINS GOING EAsT.

FIR MYERS
Gen' Passenger and Ticket Agent
p, TT. w. &C. R.R.
On and after MAY p. 1873, traius will leave
stations a. follows
ry.T,ya l,c,,,I,. 49,
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!. P. KINSAMAS. H.K. HERsHIs
DRs. KIRNs.siAS & HERsHtsER.

OFFICE OVER NELIGH'S CLOTHING
NDStOre, Washington Street, are ready to at
tend % all calls day and night. Special atten-
tlOn paid 20 the tire atment Of the diseases Of
females and children. Once hours from TO 10
A. NJ. and 10 +. NJ Dr. kinnaman's resi-
dence, Greenfield Street, near Heidelberg Col
lege Dr. Hershiser's. first door west Of Wing
llng's store. West Madison Street
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nP ALLENTOWN. Pa. OFFICE over
" kirchner & BOmuth's Grocery store.
Special attention given 10 female diseases.
Speaks English and German. Night calls an
styers.d .sf fne Ofiice
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND Sur
III GROS, Tifin. Ohio. Once hours from 9
10 10 A NJ, and from to 2. NJ. Saturdays
from 10 A NJ 70 , F. NJ once over Huss'
Book Store. April n.
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WILLIAM . CRAWFORD. MO,

ECLBCTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
II Thankful for patronage during the past
seven years. and will continue 10 serve the
public in all branches of the Medical PrOfes-
sion. Residence and Office. No. ~ Perry Street.
two doors Yves. OF Washington.
Aug Il, '7Gtf.
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DENTISTS.


DR. p. ]. ukARMAH,
nENTTST, TIFFIN, OHIO. OFFICE over
IL Nollmer Kirchner's Clothing Store.
Dec. ,, 1874.
DR.. ). W. HAYFoRD.
CURGECAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST.
- ONCE on Washington Street. over HuSs'
Book Store. lSt door leading 10 Frees Photo
Hraph Gallery, Tiffin, Ohio.
DR. J. W. MARTIN,
nENTIST Office over Commercial Bank,
IL Tfin, Ohio. All operations nTst-elass,
and work warranted. Laughing Gas used for
the painless extraction OF teeth. Work done al
~ low price as can be had elsewhere, for
drst-class work.
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STATIONS

TRAINS GOING WEST.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-11-07

coLUsBrs TO cIscISsATL
STATIONS. x. u III. &c e. ~
CoIuni5us-Lv. .-... : % 9miiO % ami 6 % pm
I8uG0H-AT.---- --- 8 10 pmi1O 81 ami 55 pm
Springfield .-...--.-- { y pmil 81 ami % pm
Dayton ----------..-- . 20 pmiI2 % PM 45 pm
Cincinnati -...-....-.I , . pmil 70 pm
udiauapulIS.-----...lii IN o. pmI 6 % PM
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-11-07

Findiay Branch trains leave Findlay at u
A. II. and o. P. VI. arrive IN Carey at 10 d
a. ". and ~ J.. VI. f; leave Carey at n % 4.
VI. and ~ J. NJ arrive in Findlay at y u
u. and ~ T. VI.
Columbus. Springfield & Gin. Line.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-11-07
COMMERCIAL BANK !
Tihn Ohio.

DEALS IN
Government and Local Bonds and Sc
cUFities.
GOLD AND SILVER COIN.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-11-07

A given 10 ali kinds of MIiitary Claims.
Back pay, Bounty. Pension. etc. Once in
National Exchange Bank Blossk, opposite the
Court House. Tim. Ohio.
Jan. l..