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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
Advice to Homely Women.

iiJmcly girls should never slope or
commit Suicldv-in short, should never
10 anything which will render them
liable 10 gel into print. None but
those who have had the sad experience
know what 4 wOfuilY irksOme task It
IS for reporter 20 dish up readable
article about ScTawny, freckle-faced
girl who has jumped into the river OF
taken strychnine, or done some other
terrible deed, all for love. We don't
mean 20 say that scraWny, freckle-fac-
ell girls shouldn't fall in love. but we
do emphatically, nay, tearfulIy. main
tain that this species Of the soft SIX
should so demean themselves in ali
their loving and living as Ia keep
Oat of the realm which properly be-
longs to the sensitive reporter Ii is a
pleasure, divine pleasure, 10 write
up the misfnTtuueS Of the beautiful.
What newspaper reporter in all our
broad land does not hang upon the
suicide with golden hair, and thin.
white hands. and brOaI. marble fore
head and Shell-ljke ears, and regular.
classic nose, and willJwy form and
plump white shoulders. Why, he fair
ly glOats over the victim. He wouldn't
have hIi her live for all tn. riches Of
tine world. He presents her 10 his
readers a thousand times fairrr than
she Is. And yet. put in her place npon
the slab at the mOrgue. stOutiSh %. =
ScTawny creature. with a waTt On her
cheek. or Il glass eye. or cork leg, 1T
4 fdlSr tooth, or red hair. or bow legs
the spirits Of the reporter plump
down into his boots. and he either
ajandOns himself To "a chaotic O5livi-
Gus debauch, or writes NJ the really
good item in half a stiCkful.H or in
yeigleS the ingenious pIrdgTdpdist of
the paper into drawing upon his fruit
ful Imagination for an ideal heroine
with which to glraish his story, 50
that the hOmely girls fate is either not
recorded at all or is recorded under
false cOlOrS. ~ We say. hOmely girls
and hOmely women owe it to them
selves to religiOuSly keep out of prin,.
And by 50 doing. they VIII confer an
eStimable favor upon Il class that
strives without cclSinI 10 please the
public. The beautiful alone are born
to die. The hOmely and the staid are
created for life and its cold. stem and
often bitter realities.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
The MOther-in-LaU.

This paper is the only one that has
ever taken up the cause of the mother
in-law. And vet there ara demented
persons who say We make game Of w1-
men. The mOthcr-in-law feels herself
under everlasting obligations tJ the
sOn-in-!aw for marrying her daughter.
This having been the object of her
life, and she having been racked with
hopes and tears ever since her daugh-
ter came into her teens, lest the mark
etable time might slip by, she feels
that she can never repay the man who
came to her deliverance. She becomes
q deYOtee to him. Sine cOddleS him
with wadded dressing gown, and with
hot drinks when he was cold. She
multiplieS her tender attentions when
important business" has kept him out
late at night, and fears that his devO-
tiOn to business will wear upon him.
She finds out the dishes that tickle his
appetite, and makes them with her
own hands. With her he has two wOr-
shippers at home. She encourages him
to smoke. She smiles on his bachelor
friends. When his breath smells of
spirits on his late returns, she knows
that it was to brace himself up after
the fatigue Of business. She makes
her daughter cheerful while he is at
the club or other places. She minds
the baby while they go to entertain
mentS, and never wants to 90. She
praises him to all as the best of hus-
bands. She continually enjOins upon
her daughter that she can never be
thankful enough. She is 4 constant
sunbeam in the household, which
makes marriage without mOther-in-
law but half what il should be.-Cin.
Gazette
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
TOPOGRAPHIC BLUyDERS.
i Fresh Compilation Of Amusing Illus
iratiOnS.

\ g-.'a- -u.ly eJiamns have been
"T.tts- concerning topographic errors,
and many pt the instances sound 50
witty gr so stupid that i seems rs #
rEry lLus- l- rather inventions than
lctuHi happenings. But NJ never saw
one cited 50 unlikely that we couldn't
remember iiS match. Once we wrote
that ]; f~.jS like av0hjng ~" shadow
uf a.i31r 20 quote forgot
..I wiitaT~. tn ya'ds= appeared IN
print th=s: Like cooking the shadow
~ . sinai Tas printer had, III bur
Ie-qu.aE t.le sentiment. actHdli" pre-
served fglII intensified IL IN q: most
striking image II uusuystaatillity. Vt
another tl!ue IS" ild quoted
the prUycrbial opinion of ROSalind.
Men have died and worms have eaten
them-but not for love The printer
may have been miSOgyaISt: a. all
events he Substituted women for
WORMS Thpr- are Shakespeare
emendatioIs not much better than
that, perhaps. In one Of the country
WeeklieS there WAS recently an account
OF the presentation To some one Of a
Bible bound in guilt. IL Il discus
sion one spoke Of ''Ihe divine tOtallty
being; it WAS reported as the sub
lime brutality Of feeling" This may
have been the reporters error; but
not 50 when a MsjnO list college preSi-
dent who spoke Uf sin as "a dark. guilty.
damning fact and found it pup
lished IS - dark. quietly dlwning
fact, and describing the death Of JeSuS
as -yicaTiOus," saw it in print viva
cIOus." This was in very religious
paper, and another into an eloquent
hymn admitted this questionable sen-
timent. i praise Thee still Some
times these things are 50 funny that
the writer can't be is anIUy as IL
would like, but still that Eirginian
elitOr must have been hopping mad"
when his powerful leader wound up
with Courage, tillerS of the land! anu
forget. in the excitement of politics,
your pantry and your nuTseryI He
had written poverty and misery"
And how must Astronomer Proctor
have felt, when. having written Of
''links. bands and STRIFE near the violet
end of the spectra." he was represented
as seeing links, bonds and stripes for
the violet kind of Spectres?' Perhaps
as if he had peep into spiritual lu
matte asylum-which must be neceS-
saTy enough. if the mediums have got
the rights of it, 10 StJra DiAklI4S in
Sp riH0feid Rep.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
How an Old Nag Went.

Horse traders were surprised in this
city 4 couple of days ago because a
horse which they had refused to buy
at twenty-five dollars, trOtted under
80 and made couple hundred dol
lars for his impecuniOus looking own
er. Graves and a few others were
standing ont at the corner of Third
street when a rustic appearing chap
drove up in a rickety rig. patched up
harness and banged wagon: two
horses were hitched in and one of
them seemed about ready to Law down
under load Of years and short grass.
This horse the fellow tried to sell. lie
was very hard up and wanted TO dis
pose of him the worst way. In his
recommending he did not forget that
the old horse had 20" in him. But
the lockers on didn't think that plug
could go and some of them were rash
enough to bet he couldn't 90 a mile in
four minutes. They put M money on
it and kept betting on time clear
down to 80. The owner then want
ed to bet five hundred dollars his
horse could make a mile on our track
in 2:22. The exceedingly willy horse
men in the crowd got scared about
this time and refused to invest any
more money, preferring to see hOW the
old nag could 90. They all adjourned
to the fair grounds, where rusticuS,
hitched to an old su!ky, drove around
Il few times to Timber up. and then got
the word go" Away he went like
the wind, in a cloud OF dust, by the
stand and down the first quarter; past
the half mile in - and never skipped
as he came down the home stretch and
passed under the wire in 2:J0. The
boys hayn't got so much money as
they had. but they found out some
thing.-DeS H0iHsS Leader.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
AnecdOte Of Bea. Wade.

Ben. Wade WAS the most original
presiding officer in the United States
senate. 1t IS related that one warm
spring day. when he occupied the
chair and his colleague was absent,
dinner-tim= drew nigh, and he wanted
to leave. Garrett Davis, of Kentucky,
had the floor. and az last Mr.. Wade
could stand it no longer. Giving 4
rap with his gayel, he said: The
Senator from Kentucky will suspend
his remarks for moment. The Sana-
tor from Ohio moves that the Senate
do now adjourn. Those in favor will
say aye-cOntrary minded, nO-and the
Senate stands adjourned until to-mOr-
row at Il O'Clock" The presiding Off
Ger was the only Senator from Ohio
present, and he not only put his own
motion. but cast the only vote on it
and then pronounced the result.-E. Y.
EcsniHg Post.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
rWdtteu f0F the Tuhu1
4 PEHfTEaT'S PRAYER.

Tasge. ne uct. ny Cod a sinful ch..i
Of earth. IN faith come 70 Thee
and plead fo- pardon, mercy too
That a child Of Thine may 5a.
Forget me nc;. ~ God. tut let
Thy hight illams nv sinful SOL,
T.Iy word and al-suflcient grace,
Can make the burdene1 sinner whole.
Forget me rot. nay God, 0 hear
Thy servants cry, grant unto ne
Thy Spirits 2li-YrOtecting power.
And lead re safely hCme - Tha-.
Forget me not, my God, D may
Affections. and Thy ch2stcala. hand.
Guide me through that RATION way.
And Ia Thy holy presence stand.
Forget ne not, my God, ! pray.
Ny daily walk through life, be true
To Thy commands. that while live.
Imay some good for other5 Dc
Forget me not, my Cod, helpless,
And weak, without Thy aid 10 guide
Through all the snaTes OF life 10 pas.
And safely Ia Thy love abide.
Forget me not. my God. Thy hand
Seemed heavy laid. removing one
So dear: : let me submissive be,
And learn 10 sag Thy viii be t0uc-
Forget me not, ny God. and when
Ny hour is GENE, to 90 10 Thee,
Cleansed from all sin, by Jesus blood.
Then, ny Savior, remember Ils.
..H
Charlottesville, Ind, Dec. .. 1858.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
Simple Lessons in Science.

Force is that which sets body in
motion, as for instance, the police
force, which makes a body move on.
\ liquid violently resists all at
temptS 10 force it into close cUnline-
ment, spreading itself ont 50 as To
make its surface level; and many
liquids communicate these little pecu-
liaIities of theirs to those who imbibe
them.
When anything is weighed in water
it suffers a loss of weight. This is es-
pecially true in the case Of salt.
\ pound ayOirdupOis is exactly equal
to 1000 grains. Take a pound of sand
and count.
When bodies become heated, move
ments a little DackwardS-and-fOr
take place, as You must have seen Your
self in the ease of q street fight.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09

\ couple of chaps, whose years will
be few i'll the land if they do not re-
form, entered GratiOt avenue saloon
five or six days ago, and One of than
explained TO the proprietor:
This fellow and me- have -: Il bes.
| bet him ten dollars That Grant will
be the next President, and he takes
me. Here's the mOnpy-Ye want yUu
to keep it uatil the bet il decidei IN
1890"
Il Will d. 50. WAS the calm reply, 4;
the money was rdked in.
The strangers departed, eIch yigJt-
Ously asserting that hc WASN'T afraid
to trust the salOOnist, and they were
not seen again until yesterday fore
noon. They then appeared TO re-
mark:
I'VE have been ta!kin. taa thing
over and have concluded to Withdraw
that bet. 1t has been some trouble to
you, and if you hand over min" dollars
well call it square"
Il am no such man a, dat" replied
the SalOOnist, as he opened the till: Il
make no charge-here ish der cash"
He threw them out the two fveS
they had left, sly twinkle in his eve,
and as they slid out h called after
them:
tShentlem .ns, when you have makes
any mOar pets please call aroundtr'
But they won't. The two bills were
base cOunterfeits, and they didn't get
mixed up with the honest cash.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09

T., Ft. ". &C. R.R.
On and after Nov. To- 1853. train, VII iraTs
stations as follows
rrArra cnIrl. v-Esr
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09

Mixed Accommodation leaves UeShler at2Is 4.
NJ. daily except Monday, and arrives at Garrett
at 800 \. NJ. stopping at all Stations
Figures West OF Bellaire inclusive are TO-
iun1bus time ; except st Chicago.
Express trains run daily. FaSt Line t.aiHs run
daily on Central ONO Division and Main Line :
daily except Sunday on Lake Erie Prd chicago
Divisions Accommodation trains u;n daily
except Sunday.
SAM'L- POWELL.
Asst G. I. 4 4. 8. for y W, Chicago
l. NJ COLE. Gent Ticket A'gt Baltimore
Z. II. Ht DSoS. Supt- Trans ohio Division.
Chicago
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09

Now" said she, IF two of you gen
tlemen will go into No. bedroom and
wait there a few minutes, I'll find a
spare room for one of you as soon as
I've shown the others to their rooms.
Well, now, having thus bestowed
two gentlemen in No. l. she put The
third in No. :, the fourth in No. 8, the
fifth in No. /. the sixth IN No. ), the
seventh IN No. 6, the eighth in No. 9,
and the eleventh in No. 10. She then
came back to No. |, where YOU remem-
Der, she had left the twelfth gentle
man along with the first, and said ]:
i've now accommodated all the rest,
and have still room to spare; so, if
one Of you will please step into No. II.
you will find it empty" Thus the
twelfth man got his bedroom. Of
course. there is a hole in the saucepan
somewhere: but l leave the reader TO
determine exactly where the fallacy is,
with just i warning to think twice be-
fore deciding as TO JChich, if any, of
the travellers w;Is the odd man out.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
The Solid South After 1850.

After the Presidential election Of
1880 the solid South" won't b- worth
talking about as a factor in the polite
al games that men aud parties will be
playing. Emigration shuns il, and
viii continue to do 50 a long as life,
property. and social standing are sub
Ordinated 10 political prejudice. and
will seek 4 more cJngeniai hOma in the
great West.-ChicuJJ T'ri5HHa.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09

y heartIess Old fellow writing 10. a
magazine says:-"I have seen women
so delicate that they were afraid u
ride for fear Oi the horses running
away; afraid to sail Tor fear the boat
would upset; and afraid 10 walk for
fear the dew might fall upon them
but 1 never saw one who was afraid To
get married"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
.Il'COLLlHS'E.
VOLTAIC PLASTER
ELECTRICITY

Nytth "a hsghty hrdl-utPd STRENGTHENING
ii.-5rr. tcriuiag ths best Plaster far
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
The Price OF Corn.

No." the honest farmer remarked,
iii tones of the deepest detection, "the
big crops dOnt do us bit Of good.
What's the use? Corn only thirty
cents. Everybody and everything's
dead set agin the farmer. Only thirty
cents for corn. Why, by gum, it won't
pay our taxes, let alone buy us clothes.
Ii won't buy us enough salt to put up a
barrel of pork. Corn only thirty cents
By jocks, it's a Twin, cOld-blOOded
swindle on the farmer, that's what il
is. IL amt worth raisin' corn for such
a price rs that. It's a mean, low rob
berry" Within the next ten days that
man had sold so much more of his corn
than he had intended, that he found
he had to buy corn to feed through the
winter with. The price nearly knocked
him down. "What!,r he yelled,
thirty cents for corn! Land alive
thirty cents What are you givin' us !
Why, | don't want To buy your farm; /
only want some corn, Thirty cents
for corn, Why, l believe there's no
body left in this world but u set Of
graspin'. blOOd-suckin' oil miSerS.
WHY. good land, YOU don't want 10 be
able TO bus a national bank with one
corn crop! Thirty cents for corn
Well. Ill 1et my cattle an horses run
on corn stalks all winter before III
pay any such an unhaard of outrageous
price for corn rs that Why, the cOuu-
try's flooded with corn, and thirty
cents a bushel is 4 blamed robbery, an
| don't see how any man, lOOkin' at
the crop we've had, can have the face
10 ask such a pricp."-Haukege
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09

The trouble that John Sherman will
get people into after January Ist is
well illustrated by 4 little aaecdote
told by one of the Washington papers.
One OF the city banks that had been
paving out gold for some time was Ell
tered by 4 darkey from one OF the
southern States who handed up Il five
dollar check TO be cashed. Cold or
greenbIcks = said the busy cashier,
laconically. Gold, massai What's dat
YOU saw" said SlmbO, his ewes extend
ing till the whites alone We're visible
DO You want gold OF greenbacks for
your checks?' explained the cashier
Dis chile takes the gold, boss. every
time" Two shining bits were handed
out in shape and size very like the lit
tie yellow pennies, but each stamped
$3.50. SambO'S face fell as they
dropped into his palm. is these yer
$50 Yes. that is Sj-S2.5O each"
SambO walked out slowly, stopped on
the sidewalk q moment, re-entered and
said: Il say, boss, if We Jess as soon ise
take de paper-Ise more use TO it, and
I lose these we're little fellahs. sure
Chicago Tribune.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
SaHFaRD'S RsBIgAL CURE

STAT Sass-l- ti.--l q he 5Es C. the few popular
H'l .fi. h lr. .F. r-Ls lie not o1ly t-eeiv recon
il 70 Ha- r.- ). =. ts'Is f-liiies N preference
- -i.f ~ l.ir E-es-Tt--u4s LSs1ty prescribed by
I-vsirials.
90 ga arc sU--re % s-i-' d:-'i~cIished city Phy-
si'-1l " l.--t = ... g. .i-.. 80 IRE Mass Medical
Stla-lg az -iifi -t fss 5.i-lsiF reroIilfle II
o. tf--tllta tH- i' 90 slr-s Lltslnce received
- liucl FyI.r. ss - u-- ut 10 myself. aster a
li1rcuE1 lstEa &C fl t-sial remedies. have pr
NaI-i. -iss - t-- a 20 D. -~II'e have seat IL
-. 1'- ..r -..- ID .-- iar,,--l OF nv par.s1sz
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
CIRCULATION. 252o.

TEEMS.-Due yrar Dc ad vance. s-Hy- FIX
months, sl.ag Three months. - cents
AuNERTTSI Nc The TRIECEE - aH afgeE-
Using medium has 10 superior. Ir has q
large circulation. and is read by q thrifty. en-
crgetiC class oi people. Advertisements L.
serted as low a. In any flTst-elitss paper
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
Resumption Just Awful.

Il will be 4 glorious harvest Tor the
interest sickle and the money changers,
but for labor, starvation: for enter
prise, stagndtIOH. AMI fO- liberty,
annihilatiOn.-T'srf- H0git- Express
fGTeeyfJacE.I
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
Vy.FE2slL SATISFACTION.

{ az. - We 'H-ve -nid SayFoEr.'s RADE-
IS rs r.- -.raI.y Cu1 EVl~. .-ll cEn say
f.a!s 'la @ vc ne-rr sd g s.--iiar pTy...rsi.0l
g "a E-1v sI,1 trrzai . u fsl.lSa- y EavU
We are h.I o. tss is,s.l or reronif1sEi iiSk pss-
cal lucdici.rs, bHL yer Dr. paIassua Meets The
wants Of Tt fssl- o. ns.f .- fh.LE those an scred
q .'id be CO... i,cti sf ss r-E lnrrts - thartne-r
s-irrinZ VII b. --l-rvti. We L-ys been IA the
C. ~ tsi7s-- fIr lt- past twelve wears 4ntiy,
-; sod eylrJ taiHsg atarr Eut YOUR esis al
- s-st- r l.Is T-oHrr yoL. C.l this Letter
or -ly parF . % tAal -cu uish.
Very tr1.y yatl-. :. BALDWIN { co.
Wholesale AZ .. t1i D-aicrs "a Drug. Books AID
s.1--0arss, v --s!lsLg gtou. lad. Feb. q, is56.
fsch package c1.-gi i.s nr. sanford's Improved
j. i..lug Tube, ant tgit directions for use In All
'l-"a- Price. Sl-0J. Fcr sale by al Wholesale and
retail tfuKg sts aud si-rs th-olEhou. the United
sllt-s ard LAnadrs- WEEKS & POTTER. fizasrSi
49, a.-d Nno.es tlr lI-agglsls. Boston. Mass.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
TWO I'm ONE,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

i'iiE countenlnce Is pale and leaden-
! cniOFed, WIKI occasional fushes, Or
"ircmscribed spot on one or both
heeks; the eyes become dull; the Pu-
,:S dilatc; an azure semicirclc runs
'ong the lower eye-lid; the nose Is ir-
sI,cd, Swells, and sometimes bieedS;
r ,Uc!iing Of the upper lip; occasional
caddchc, with humming or throbbing
ii the cars: an unusual secretion Of
-aliyI; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
cry foul, particularly in the morning;
,ppetite variable. sometimes vOraCiouS,
18th a gnawing sensation Of the stOm-
,h, At others, entirely gone; heeting
ans n the stomach; occasional
-a,eL and vomiting; violent pains
GroughOut the abdomen; bowels ir-
.gular, at times cOstive; stools Slimy;
.ot unfrequently tinged with blood;
ely swollen and hard urine turbid;
.spiration occasionally difficult, and
ocompanicd by hiccough; cough
5mcrmes dry and convulsive; uneasy
al disturbed sleep, with grinding Of
Il teeth temper variable. hut gener-
Is irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
II. G.. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
viii certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
. any form It Is an innocent prcparl.
on, net cdtd6le qf doing the slightest
y2,1 10 tie most fcEa(J iILtlRt.
The genuine DIR. MCLANE's YER
uFUGE bears the signatures Of c. Nc
ANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
.rappcr. -:O:-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09

Backward, tura backward, q Time,
in Your flight; let me remember when
last was tight Wife at the window !:
her ma ~ the dOOE; YOU all know how
it Is who have been there Lefare.-.VsJr
HGreH ReJister.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09

T.. 4. 4 r. R.R.
Ou and after November 10. 1873. trains vii
leave stations daily ~ follows. sundays eK-
cepted
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
Nothing Like Being Deliberate.

IL va, very honest Did Dutch
Judge in SrhOharie county, y. l.. who
listened for several hours u the argU-
ments Of counsel, aud then said: Dis
case has peen fery ably argued Oh both
sides, and dare have p-eu SOM fiery
nice points Of law brought up. ! shall
take dree DAYS u consider these
points, but | shall ewentuIlly decide
for de hlaiutin
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09

TRAINS GOING NORTH.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
2HT3nT LETTER
s-.:a - i1Jgished Physician.

-". r---"-r- ~H1-a afi-t -lors suffering o.
80 .- ...---l. q p % t1s Constitution
go -- asa- - smell. OF taste. OF SD ~,
-.,slrl y '.lr- gIs mind. ore OF more
10 ' '.. 80 J s..l 10 IS LesIr active fnaasuce.
49,. 20 ..s.l -I-s tAraacn0uE the ETstsIa
90 ... fr.-r slf breaks up the noEz
.- --- 90 ..'-s sta lf-17ed b-cEEBs bur nsflc
'.- I'D. SO -8 a---alazs. 1T putenfly aagaileE
- - g.. 81 L. 80. hose suffering frol
% f'= ati- lEa= -- -e re. eyed Of Is tbs eide
e - o l.r. Thea rLIrfne POPLAR rr-ar-
--"i.'- rril'a ..l-=sse b remedies within ths
2 g 30 f-er'. = fi '-G.Jss a. once Competent
s.- lE. r. g.E sal hitherto ulrriet
t." 81 PSI iir. -s-It1ri a Tie PREPARATION
- ..-. G-- 1-ga si-T hearty approval
..-. 10 sircers- w.el ali the usual
. --.a ..as..-- fl ---.sfs az the root % TIE
-'-. O.. ...-.H l-1 ailf-L y liile l. heals The
-.-'f-. -.s" .-..- ~ direct application 70 ths,
--a-. i.s--.- --s5=. HU IS seed on certain fixed
-..s -..- --s -.- Efal farccs are too far rl-
i- .-.-.--..- -s- $50 rzJ5rity Of eEses. efcrt
rl--s-
GEN. BEARD. M y.
asa.--. aHI 80 - F7EEnT4EE Z. II
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

TRAINS GOING EASr
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
TRAIv. aorxa NoEra.

Findlay Branch trains leave Findlay az o.
4 NJ and % 2. NJ. !; arrive In Carey 81 10 -
a. 9l. and % Z. n ; leave Carey at n 05 A
". and 81 p ". aTTiye in Findlay ~ i2 %
p. VI. and ~ z. n.
Columbus. Springfield & Gin. Line.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09

Pants for 81" said q seetv-lo1ling
man, reading the sign in the window
Of clothing store rs he was passing
so do l. lnever plnteI 81 for 500
in all my life"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
bENTISTx.
pE EINN6HkN
on nv k6RTIk
HOTELS.
mFFlN HOUSE.

n KIRZER, Proprietor, Market Street, Tif-
Os nn, Ohio. The house has been Thor
Oughly ogerhauied, has good stabiing. and Is
prepared to furnish the travelling public with
AL necessaries lie good stYle.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-09
oocToR WEUeEHAN.

DCULISE AND AURIST has iHsi returned
" from . visit 70 the Hospitals oi London,
PaTis and New York.
Long Short and Weak Sight Corrected ~
be and Of French Trial Glasses.
OFFICE HoUHs-9 A. u. to ; p. a
a hsSisoh Street. Tissa. Ohis.