The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

sigh, shews the pestilrncr ~ othe
y evil distrmper-. a, jhUughS, Feayel
Df and dry D-s-a~.-s. detrim-nT b Frui
but Ee hope il COMES 10 late IL harl
our Fruit and bring winds and dry
Hess tVc.
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NaH l-zrr POy-r.y. PDyerty P-a.-.
4 Peace make Eieh-s n0w Iflte nr5r DOT
= EirlIes PToiueslt I.fid-. Frid, IL War, gr,ul.
: Wars 1rtgI fo' ny. sad ~ III Norid -O-
= ruuii.
: The Jews >p-nd Money at Easter.th
4 Mo"rS lT MITId--,. aud The Christian
"a at Suits in Law.
, April.
y We Wanl lh- Mu-iea 60: Ih,- tu-ku, >l!H
: Yet Ia hi stead Ne have ugr Wuli,-py,r- va
Here's no Maspyrs nor rocks that winged ar,
. lrt We have birds Iaat ar la Britain Rarr-
Indeed our Singing Blris. IL The >.line kind
u With British BiriS. have shorter N0t-s We hnS
Their is 4 Conjunction OF the tw
= MalevOlent stars, Saturn and Mar:
4 sept. -. III - degrees Of Cancer, whicl
! i the House Or JOY Of Madam Luns
: threatening DiscunsOlaIiUn - Women
especially 10 WiddOws. and great Dam
: age 10 Merchant Traders AZ SEA. III,
Sea-fairing Men.
l7IG- PENNSYLVANIA nr>I - named. .. . iss
: Philadelphia iirSl founded -.-.. ios
The City 81 AmbOy laid OuI .------ l6s
. lnr Post Oifice erected Ia America l6J
!, The building Of ChriStS Church ia Boston IG1
= The building Or Trinity church, In New
York -.-.... 90 lGa
Iue building VI thri-I> Church in I'hILadeI-
Tic building OF 81. Marys IN Burlington. i:g
[ The last hard Winter, when Men an,
= Horses at y. Y. < Phil. went over tht
: Rivers Oh the lee till the 4th Of March
1898.
Fl The PrOpri. Government al Y. Jer
! / sey surrendered lIO3.
/ III. Reader. Though the Law m1,
| forbid, vet ! beg thy pardon for soma
r Mistakes or Errors which tbttween the
Printers lnadSertency and minei have
! happend for some years past in my Al
; manacks, because those Errors wert
[ not willful mistakes. BuI now ii y0I
: find ANY Errors in this years Almdn
. ack
You must therefore The Printer blame
For he did all those Errors frame.
Thus il from Errors myself can Tree
III think myself better man than Inr-.
ITlI. December
Mined Pies roast beef with cheer
And feasting doth conclude The year.
The Frenchman feigns his love. The
German diSsemblrs his. The Spaniar,I
hath 4 good opinion OF himself and be.
lieves himself beloved; But the ltal.
ian'S Love is never without JelOSie.
The Erenchman loves Il Witty tho
unhamsOm Woman; The Spaniari
prefers a fair Woman before Witty
The Italian loves 4 fearful bashful
Woman; and the German one that is
bold.
IIi2.--The Author nr'sr w.l4 Learned 10 attain
Neither 10 Arts nor POetck strain.
/ Rhymes.
Nor was he taught 10 Court the Times;
His Father did 4 poor MechaHicE live,
And learning him could not afford 10 give.
And Yet the Herauld, in their Books express.
That he descended Is from nothing less
Than Of Gentleman from Lseds in Kent.
| His Coat Oi Arms may tell what's thereby
Which beareth Argent 4 FeSS GuelS between
Three Eagles Sable, and display ed there seen.
March -, 1Tl2-BaptiSt meeting at
Middleton in East-JerSey,
Jnly.-Have Sallets cool at every SIess
And bath thySelf In Rivers fresh
I.l2 AuguS..-HOJ dog days we the month do
md
And some have dog tricks ia
their mind.
Sspt.-Tnis month it was the City Of London
| By dreadful names Was almost undOn.
! ,lGGG.i
| Dee Give him pot Of Nappy Ale.
And yUu shall hear Merry Tale
There is a Conjunction of Saturn
and Mars in October, near the Lyons
Heart, which will do Mischief enough
in some parts of the World. And let
me tell you, | will remember that
| Philadelphia Vas first begun at Il Icon
| junction of Saturn and Jupiterl in 20
| Degrees of Leo a Proud fiery Sign,
which makes the COntlagTatiOn the
more prOdigiOuS; and Il Lyon is a Crea-
ture OF Nobility and Courage except
when he hears a Cock Crow. Hence
AstrOlOgers judge, That 4 Town or
City founded on such Il COntiguratiOn
will be PrOdigiOuS, Commanding and
Oppressive, and will SurmOunt all its
fHiGaJieIpuId mas iITturfUU ;tUnt vi, iS
looks like enough so to do. We read
of great Person being at Wedding
was desired TO touch a Fiddle. he an
answered, O,he could not Fiddle, but
he could raise a great City out Of 4
small Village. Consequently We may
conclude that Mr.. Penn did not Fiddle
! in founding of Philadelphia, nor in up
holding its interest ever since.
1T12.-Tis no Charity to giVea y NOung
| Woman Herbs, nor an Old Man Ap-
pies; Therefore il behOOVeS our \ Dung
! Women TO procure Gardens, and our
| Young Men Orchards, especially since
/ It's for the publick good and improve
ment of our Country, as well aS par
| tiCular interest.
And seeing these Countries begin To
raise more Wheat than the Western
/ Islands or Indies can take off, so that
/ It's never like To bear Il good Price, It
/ would be well if the most expert in
( agriculture could study out some 9TH
er Productions for their own Adyan-
/ lage, and the increase of Trade.
( But | sometimes think we III these
countries are d-Stind to be Poor, and
/ that we cannot otherwise be, 50 long
+ as We spend 50 much i'll Foreign l.iq-
uOrs as Rum, Wine, and the like, but
/ especially Wines, and even AZ the
same time neglect those excellent,
Wholesome and healthy Drinks that We
might laake Of our own Countries Pro-
duce, of which CYDEH ROYAL IS one
sort of drink To he preferred before the
| best Wine which We commonly drink,
| and NAV be made as strong, as good
and as pleasant, 10y putting the strength
Of two or three Barrels of CSderint0
! one. which is thus performed.
+! Take Barrel of our early Cyder Tor
two Barrels. according t0 the strength
YOU intend To make Your Liquor and
Z diStill it first into low Wines, and then
| into Proof Spirit. but distil il not till il
/ begins To taste hard. but nOt like Vine
/ gar; Then wrack 4 Barrel of Cyder
! from the Lees, or draw it OFF 50 long rs
il runs clear, and put it into another
Barrel. and when il is fully ferlnented
50 that it has no sweet taste remain
ing. then put III yOEr Spirit into your
Cyder, Il Pint Ia a Gallon will make il
rs strong as our common Wine, and 4
Pint and half to Il Gallon as strong
as Spanish Wine; Then stir il well
with a staff in at the hung hole, and 50
stop il up close. and let it stand four
or five Months To incorporate: and il
will answer what has been proposed
or if it stands SiN or seven Months It's
the better, before yuu begin 10 draw
any Of it.
ITl2-The Arabian Women wear
Rings Of Copper and Silver III their
/ Noses, Ears and about their Necks,
Arms and Legs, and on their Toes,
with 4 long bar Of Gold on the side OF
their Noses.
The Women OF Venice seem tO
strangers rather Monsters than WO-
men: every TAYLOR or ShOemakers
Wife will have a Gown of Silk. and
one To carry her Train, wearing theil
shoes near half yard high from the
ground.
I1l3.-NovemJer.-
Tho trees and fields Of fruit 20 empty SEE.
Yet Whales on the Coast perhaps mSy prutl
be.
Let them that unto ChOller much incline.
Drink Penny Royal st-rpt In Beer or Wine.
/ Tobacco is 4 Martial Plant, and i,
found 10y experience To eXpectOratt
tough Phlegm from the Stomach. Chest
and Lungs. Physicians eXtul the
OINTMENT OF Tobacco for healing of al
Wounds and Sores.
We count Time now by Years 10y Months and
Days.
But shortly We shall reckont otherNayS-
4 Thousand Years. a Day in Heaven appears
one Day in Hell seems thousand Years.
IITl4.-COuFteOUY Rsdder:
Ii Is now - Years that [ have sup
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