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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-20

Hood Aston committed suicide T.,
New Orleans after writing Il Tull ry-
plJndtion Of why he wished to die. lie
Ind been an able writer for ucw.,D,-
pcrS III many ii the large cities, his
habits h.ld htcn those OF Il gentleman.
and his death, IL the absence of the
letter th.t- h3 left, would have Eeen IL
eNphcdJlc. lie W;lS struck or the
head by u piece of shell at GettvsLurg.
and atteTWaU.d was affected by brier
alterations Of mimi, during which he
felt an uncomfortable desire 10 90
away from ms friends. lie WAS in the
Interior Department il Washington.
but left the position and rUYed To
Montana Two Years later he WAS III
California, where he became secretary
Of a mining company, and thought
Jldt he WAS recovering frSm his Iu;il-
ady, but subsequently grew worse. 1T
never led We into crime" Ep said.
"but would imuel me 10 Get away
from those that loved me. | have
often found myself WalkIug in a will
derneSs, not knowing where | WIS 20
ing. On walking | was cunning
enough 20 find out where l was with
out betraylng my great secret lie
married, and had every requisite for
domestic happiness. Last Novem-
bel" he continued, "ny disease as
Sumcd another form. ! became Dns-
seSSed Of an impulse to kill !uv friends.
could hardly resist an opportunity.
The desire would last but Tor q mo-
mems and pass away. An infant WIS
born 90 us two months ago. Z loved
II, was proud of il. When il first look
ed upon me the desire seized upon me
to prey upon its young life. Nv friends
seemed To have been ignorant of my
mental condition. ! impaired it To no
one, not even my darling wife. I died
that others may live. Do l fear to
dIcs No. Feeling as l do that If |
lived others may die by my hand. | Law
down my life with fortitude. | have
struggled for months to Eeppmy hands
off my best friends" Aston also
wrote tender message to his wife.
and made the preparations very dc
hberately for poisoning himself.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-20

Cen. Sherman AMI JET Davis. whom
the Eici,sbuEg ,Aiiss.J Hsgo'd Dem.
calls "IfOn. Jefferson DAVIS, Cy-Pgc5i-
dent of the late Confederate States of
America left that CITY on tine SANG
train SUNDAY. \ friend Of the s1 called
President remarked th;,: ife would have
good company L. navel with i'm the
person Of Gen. Sherman. HIS Excel
iency was ple;Ise.l To reply; We'll. /
suppose there's room enough on The
ears for both % Us
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R.cAULEY q PEHHl'loToa .
IgEgaTE ". sANPsELL
- RIpoELN.
SEIgoN 2. LUrEs
; 'bashs
EosLEktuTE
~ BREWER,

. TToRNEYs At LAW, Tiain. oiiip, g.iiee
a - srofieis Tyiock over GaUss' Cf0cEcfI
S,are oDposile National Hall D.oek-
Nav 7 '7s-ugi-iy.
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correspondence 0f Philadelphia Te
sFaph.l
THE CARNIVAL.
This Years Celebration at Rome.

We arc in the heiehs Cf Carnival
Saturday this mad festival began Will
wind and rain. When the Cmnpidog
liO bell rang for the opening OF the
gayeties. the very heavens opened, and
such torrent of rain poured down as
has not been seen for Il long while
even during the rainy season
The storm held up little at the close
of the afternoon and gave a chance fOi
the races. The horses are very good
ones this season. and the racing is fair
but the yellow mud on the COrsO paVC-
ment forms slippery footing. sun
day was to have been 4 gala day. and
the Queens carriage. with four horses
and powdered fOOtman. stood under
shelter in the Quirinal courtyard: but
the rain continued to pour down Vitis
lessly; 50 there WAS no gala. MJHday
was little better. and to-day the wind
has blown tremendously thus the bril-
lIancY ct the COfSO 50 lar IS spoiled,
which IS a sad loss to balcony owners,
cOnfettiS and flower dealers. The
whole town, however, is enjoying its
carnival; that is, the large class of
common people who enter into the ey-
trayagent fun with such ineyplicablc
gustO year after year They race
through the STREETS dressed III all sorts
Of rilicult,us dresses, the women most
" in MADAME AngOt" cOstumeS,mask-
Cd; the men as harlequins and rel
devils; some simply wrapped in q
sheet. They carry bTO0ms, frying V3ns
dust pans, they make q racket and a
noise, scre;;Ta and shout in the shrill
fals6ttO voice used by al; there Is no
wit nor humOr displ;ly,-l, nothing bat
the YulglreSt jOllity. ~ the Plaza
NayOna, and all around taat locality
YOU see the Roman Carnival, full Of
course life and fun, In the CUrSO you
see the Carnival which the Municipal
ity tries to cultivate; rewards are Of
fered u the best costumes. 20 thelinest
cGuilnges. The rain and wind do not
disturb the Plaza NavOna Carnival.
but il sets to flight the manufactured
one of the COrsO. Every night there
Is ball at the POliteama. which IS a
gay affair and well worth looking 1T
once ut least by Il stranger. CTUWils Of
people flock there; those vy!ia rC-iIn
The streets by day POuF iHtG the P0lit-
eama a. nIghp thi5 rrOlic viii roll on
thraligh its ten days OF riot and cXtray-
agance. Then will come sackclOth and
ashes ana fasting and prayer. Many
OF those who Will do pennance at the
church will do it ut the pawn shop.and
if they say no prayers viii he forced bY
emDtY pockets TO fast.
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teal Estate
AND
COLLECTING AGENCY
QF
P. HUDDLE.

oFHcE-oS,r Hsbbard's Drag si0ro, Tisin
Real Estate taken for Sale on small Commits
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO COL
LECrlONS.
on ACRES well improved land eight miles
on east Of Tifln and two miles south from
Republic. bargain at 5000
A BEAUTIFUL HOME of 30 acres. situated
n one mile south Of Clyde, Sandusky eoun-
tIl 94l9
30 ACREs WITH EXTRA IMPROVE
30 nents-; limestone soil, situated two and
6he-half miles north OF Republic, Seneca
t0unty, Quo. Terms to suit purchaser
oc ACRES. TWO MILES SOUTH or TIT-
gu FIN. on the Mexico road; = acres IN good
cultivation balance fine timber. Soil can moi
beeyeered; Pfie6 reasqnable:
an ACRES BLAcK SAND ASD L0AM
III Extra IMPROVEMENTS, two and OBe-nall
miles from Rattsyille nine miles from TIiiin
II l.lhefy T0Enship, Price s2r5o9: Cheap.
fnO AORRs, SIX MILES SOUTH OF Tihin
lUU Seventy acres In cultivation. Balance
heavy timber. Dwelling nearly new and con-
tains nino rooms b4ru, grain house, Sol
adapted for all kinds Of grain. A cheap farm
1nO ACRES, WELL IMPROVED, AND ALI
IUU Honey Creek bottom. one mile south
and one mile west Of Attiea, Seneca county, o.
Price S55 per acre, on terms 70 suit The pur-
chaser.
A PIYR BUSINESS PROPERTY, CONSIST
II ING ii tVG lots With large store hlhiding
S'6rehOilse ana barn, situated in tie Village OF
Bulie, Crawford county, o. Excellent loca-
iidn for a bnSinoss nlan.
VIII be sold very cheap.
Il OF No. sos and GOx2a2 feet Now house
4 Eve rooms; fruits Of all kinds. Situated
on Lhe sQgtl SIDE OF Adams street, near tile ~:
i, u y, DEPOT t'f1se lsas1Aanls N aila terms
easy, owner wishes 10 remove ca Toledo.
on ACRES Of well timbered land, situated IN
on Hardin county, Ohio, seven miles north
Of KentOn on the blanchard river, four miles
west Of Patterson. IL N all river bottom land,
inexh2uStible soil, and timber sufficient 10
pay for the land
EIHE BRICK RESIDENCE OF EIGHT
Il rooms barn three lots /; a clfOice lot Of
fruit; well and eistern no repairing needed;
Peapsrty centrally situated IN tha Village OF
hepublic, Seneca county, Ohio
Z Also szsS acres OF No. / farming land, with
good orchard, and within the Incorporated
limits. great bargain to the purchaser.
1eAACRRS. three miles from Tilln, Of which
lOU 80 scres are in good cultivation Dal,
sslce hne timber. Running water, supported
BY No. spring; two orchards. 900 bushels
u wheat harvested m 1873. VIII sell for the
h0ralhal sam of So. 50 per acre, on reasonable
tine = ID . =
15T ACRES or WELL-IMERQNEn LAND, !,
III known as the HeatOn farm. Situated
rhnee miles north OF Tifin, and One-haf mile
west OF Fremont road In the northwest corner
81 Clinton township, Of which 40 acres are IN
der good cultivation. and is equal 20 any Land
~ tho county for the production grain bal
aAoe Is vel tlmberea. Glpl grehard and
buildings. Two never-failing wells, and all
other oOnYeniences Is convenient 10 divide
into two farms II purchaser desires. Price
low, and terms to suit the purchaser,
Address. or Inquire Of
p uUDDLE,
n4i '7s-n Real Estate Agent, Tim, o.
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Mixed Accommodation leaves Dcshler at e.SS a.
VI. daily except Monday. and arrives &c Garrett
al 9.CO \. IL, stopping 10 all Stations
Figures West Of Bellairc inclusive arc Co
lumbus time except at ChlcasO.
Express trains uun daily Fast Zine trains run
daily ON Central OhiO Division and Main Line :
daIly except Sunday on Lake Erie and Chicago
DiVsiOliS. Accommodation trains tun daily
except Sunday.
SAsI'L- POWELL,
Asst G.. +. & +. A. for n. W, Chicago.
J.. VI. COLE, Gent Ticket A'gt. Baltimore
G. II. HUDSON, SuPt. Trans. Ohio Division.
Chicago
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Sya7pl. MS aDiscasedLiver

~ --- .--l-' - q A'4o -SLSNO L-lN CI .
i}AjE in the right side. under the
edge %. the RIBS, increases on pres
s-r-5 sometimes the pain Is in the left
sLr. the patient Is rarely able TO lie
q -rc .-.l Elt-; s1Ietimes the pain is
'-.- uEi-. ;se shoulder blade, and 1t
-.-.i1enly extends TO the top Of the
a.rr.iar, and : sometimes mistaken
-H- rheumatism II the arm. The
-.-n-ch Is affected with loss Of appe-
iie anI sickness; the bowels in gen
c.Il are COs-ive. sometimes alternative
with tx; the head Is troubled with
Ta:n, accompanied with 4 dull, heavy
s-ns5tion IN the back part There IS
generally Il considerable loss of mem
sr--, accompanied with a painful SEN
sau0n O. having left undone some
J.iaE ,.E.el ought 10 have been done.
y sli,lt, c.y cough IS sometimes an
attendant The patient complains of
sFedriEcss cEI debility; he is easily
s-artled, lIS feet are cold or burning,
md he complains of a prickly sensa-
ton q Inc skin; his spirits are low;
aad although he Is satisfied that exer-
else would BE beneficial to him, vet
Re can scarcely summon up forttude
enough to Try L. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
Gcse occurred where few of them ex-
.stcd, Yet eEaminatiOn Of the body,
ter d-ath, has shown the LIVER to
have heen extensively deranged.
ACUE AND FEVER.
DR. c. 1iciANE's LIVER PILLS. IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with QuLme, are productive of
.ae most happy results. No better
cIthartc can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
alvlse al who are afflicted with this
disease 70 give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For q. bilious arrangements, and as
= .. = p-rEat.ve. they are unequaled.
- EaGE ~ z-EETAT.ONs.
he -la-r- ar- never sugar coated.
Eve box hai q sed wax seal on the lid,
WIN -ac .r?-e sion DE. MCLANE's LIVER
n .a.
ilc .e-u.l- IcLANE's LIVER Pills bear
he natures o. {. McLhNE and FLEMING
IS. on tbs wrappers.
INSIST upon having the genuine Dr.. {.
hCLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared by Flem-
'rE iiros., of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
I'll Of limitations Of the name 1IcLane,
Pe-lc,l differently Lut same pronunciation.
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Al trains rs,n daily. Sundays excepted
COSNFgrToNs.
At FrpIl0at trains ga g. s. Z. g. =. Z. PASS
Esss. - 4. r.. - A Il, Il - 4. b.. 81 T.
81. % 81 J.. ~.
AT Burgoon. Pennsylvania Co. trims nayv
Easf. o = 4. e.. 20 o. 4. e.. =. T. T. Wet
10 " A. 81 % Pm
East. & = An. I - T.. n. 20 r. M :: West
D - a. 81 10 o 4. n. e e o. T.. D. Trains oii
G.. & T. E. H. pas, South 2 o. 4. 1L % o. A
NJ D. J.. 81. North. q A. 81 g 2. n.
3 T. NJ
Al Lama. trains on d. e. 81. =. r.. pass Seth.
- - A. ~ o ~ A. ~. . gJ 2. n /. Nar.h 9 %
a ~ 2 ~ J.. NJ 7. ~. w. 8 g. T. r. Trains
pass Estsf - 4 VI. - s. No.. IG p "a
West. Y . A- ~, o A. 81. 70 % A. 81 20
T. NJ
" a. ANDREWS. Cent. Tirzet Agf.
T. H. BUBGOON, Gen1. Superintendent
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BOyA-FIDE CIRCULATION. 2544.

TERMS.-Dar year in adraEr,', $50; SlA
months sI.uO: Three u1H-ii.. - cc;liS-
ADVERTISE NG.-I .lr TEIEJHf. b. ~ "a aiFcf-
Itr,sc circuiaii1a aud IS read by q thrifty, en-
er.sftfc class Of people. Advertisements az
serted Is low as IN any Gfsl-ela-ss paper.
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L OF No. sos and COx2O2 feet Now house
Ia five rooms fruits Of all kinds. Situated
6p Lle south side Of Adams street, near the O..
Il a o. depot Price reasonable and terms
easy owner wishes 10 remove Ca Toledo.
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1eOACRES, three miles from Tifln, Of which
lOU 80 acres are in good cultivation bal
shes line timber. Running water, supported
By q No / spring; two orchards, 1000 bushels
u wheat harvested IN 1873. VIII sell for the
h0Talhai sum Of go. .5OpeT acre, on reasonable
fine. p u a.
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]. P. KIKNAEAS. II. X. nERsh Il

OFFICE OVER NELIGH'S CLOTHlNG
I IStOre, Washington Street, arc ready % at
tend 10 an calls day and night. Special alien
tiDp paid 10 the treatment OF the diseases OF
feInaies and children. once hours from 10 10
Il M and2 10 4 f. II Ir. Kinnamai's rtsi
fence, Crechfeld Street, bear Heidelberg SQl-
Edt fDr HershiseI's first door west Of filiE-
iing's store, West Madison Street
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-20

1-pf,Hs,sg Ar LAW. Special attention
A ,iven t5 sfl Kinds oI Ii-itarg Claims
Rack Day. Bounty, Pension. etc. Gil,ge ~ ,'i
SaiSonai Exchange Bank Block, oPp9a-'e I'i
C0urt House, Flfiin, Ohio.
Jan. ~, -
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cINcMTArI To coLuunrs.

Nos. . aud 70 rus d.i'y. al cllc-i da.iy OK
Ceut SUNDAY.
coaches 0u Eg-. 3 and C.. between Cincinnati Q
and SludIrsts. DaV cD-rsr5 ru 3. o.. IS ..uti -
between CoiumDtis a 90 Studue<y
Through cuacies Ou SOS. i3 and Is If-
tween Columbus and C.ncilarti.
Through coaches oa N9s. o.. Sc. o.. a.E o..
between Columbus al:f iEIiaEafo'ts
through "uarii~S oH al t-..i--I between 60
iuubus AMI Dayton.
The above times wiz BE- i.Tis as far as pric
tc.tnle bGI ase .rt gf. r.irterd.
H. Sc. BRONSON
CIAS. HOWAln, GeaI Ticket Ag't
Superintendent.
D. ". G. BROWN, General Manager.
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oocToR WbUc6NAN

nCULIST AND AURIST has Just returned
" from a visit 10 the Hospitals Of London
Paris and New York
Long, Short and Weak Sighi Corrected 10y
he aid Of French Trial Glasses.
OFPIcE HOUHs-9 A. d. To i. NJ.
n Madison Street, Tifiz, Ohio.
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''0HI MY
BACK!"

tssH AMI -..s-s' s-s.fttf't~ N4O nave been given
Ui by T.ly-I.i..us. HUNTS REMEDY cures all
Diseases %! the Liver. Kidneys. Bladder. and
{ filary Organs. Drop>y, Gravel. Diabetes. and
lucaEiiucurr and Retention Of Urine. HUNTS
REMEDY cures Bright Disease Of tine Kidneys,
General Debility. Female Weakness. Nervous
Diseases, luirmpeT:.uce and ENccSSeS. HUNTS S
REMEDY cures Bilious Headache. Sour StOm-
arh. CuStigcugSs. Dyspepsia. Strengthens the
Bowels ail Stomach aud makes the blood per
fcctly pure. HUNTS REMEDY is prepared 'EN-
PRESSLT foE these diseases, and has nsvsr been
kaosgn to fail. One trial Will convince you.
HUNTS REMEDY is purely Vegetable, is
used by Family Physicians, and the utmost re-
lance may De placed In it.
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- ST COLLAR aud MII.KRR free to
IA Agents Neat hight. durable.
!. !. ]. ]. ! . ]. !. !.
N CHEAP No Hames TequiFed-eX-
81 AZ csls an others. Farmers want
o H "a IL. Outlasts all Others. Adjust
> H able. Fits any horse.
Our MILKER, tho best on earth,
% ensures pure clean milk. Saves
u rs its cost every week. Sells rapid
IL. Sent by mail - any part Of
q N - the United States. Send stamp
q t0F particulars, 70
" GUERNSEY, 0eaSrsl Agent,
rs COuTtlandt ST, y. \.
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- Tie ONLY Inc running the e,is5rats,
Pallnsn Psiaee Astsi aad Slsepisq Cars ;r0m
Mansfield io Pittsburgh BaltnuOr5 W;Shiu.
ton. PhiiJGelphia, and New lG--.
ThrOugL Tirkcti and Bsgga-- ChecEs % .
points EstS;.
F. K. MYERS,
Gcul Passenger and Ticket -.e.e-lt
p. Ft. ". 4 C. Il. z.
On ard after Nov. 10. is5S. trains viii leave
stations as follows
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Aok Headache
Shoe Factory For Sale OF
Trade.

TOHN C. BROWN WILL SELL OR TRADE
81 for city property, his Shoe Factory. Has a
good trade IN ehildren's shoes and machinery
Is adapted 70 wOmen's shoes also Address him
al linn. o. No. lT-4t.
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How the New Constitution OF CalifOr
Goes for That Heathen Chinee.

Tho new Constitution for California.
which is to he submitted to the j;idg-
ment OF the people i'll May next, con-
talns the following article;
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Fndiay Branch trains leave Findlay at . %
\ ~. and % r. ~ aIrive in Carey at 10 %
4. NJ and % T. ~. leave Carey az N % A
81. and ~ 4. W. arrive iu Findlav at Il O.
J.. II. and - J.. NJ.
COLUMBUS, Springfield q Gin. Line.
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Hair Cutting and ShamPooing
w,-.,.l.i.s ei.s s.iiss.stion.

Plr..cu'g- A;tcGii0u p : To LIldes' and
Crl.ir.si's IilIr tutfiug. - they VIII be waited
tirs.v Il their residence ou short Notice Do
usf rain "a give Hli., a call -nd remember the
ulace. q II
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Felix Day!
I-...--r ..-ueI I snol E-r hL.l..lf
Over John Greiner's

On sfa---a. 5.rHa- t7.1 doors vast o. the Com
raa-ri.! iia..-- where De g. prepared 20 wait oI
tra uu.ffr 7.l1 wish their Hair or B-arl ma
INUNDATED 90 ...- iEr- latest styles ui tie art
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MEDICAL
H "a MARTIh.
81 HIIIkE n. o.

physician AND SURGEON; nilce '.,, oseI
KendalI's JoWelry Store, Market street
Residence at Mrs DnTie's, Madison street.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
T.T.& Z. Il. =.
TRAINS GOING EA>r-

On amt after November 20. ISIS. trans Will
[ leave stations daily as ful-uas. S.uia,s cx-
I ceV-ad
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ZEE LINE p r

Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indiana
polls Railroad Condensed Time Table, taking
effect January /, 1879
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unIIANlI caAWEoRp. b. b.

IaCLBcTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON:
u Thankful for patronage during the l,lst
seSaa years, and Will continue g. serve inc
public Ia ali branches Of the Medlen ftoles, o.lls,
HQn Residence ana Gii)ge, Ne - FclIf ssieFii
Two doors west Of Washington. ,-..,
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nP ALLENTOWN, Pa. OFFICE over
" KIrchneT a BOrmuth's Grocery SloIe-
sDgelad attention given TO female diseases
SDeaES English and German. Night calls an
gNerea a the lfnee;
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Nos AID run d=ily; No. C daily ezeep
sunday.
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- y -
DENTISTS
na KIhKAMAN
HoIELs.
UFFIN HOUSE

~ KINZRR, Proprietor. Market Street, Til
Us M, Ohio. The house has been thor
Oughly Oyelhauled, has good Stablingi AMI Is
prsspared t. furnish the travelling public with
al necessaries In good ssyle.
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Time Gard 20. Q. taking eject July u, Is7s.
TRAINS GOIsg wEsr.
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- rsnz ~ z-1ITAr.oxs.

rams IN the Back,
Side or LOinS are
cured By HUNTS
REMEDY The Grs7t
Kidney and Liver
Medicine. II SnOt
q new compound.
having been used
Iy al classes for 80
wears. and saved
from lingering dis
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-20

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-03-20

HUNT 5 RENE
pN e n cOurag IS
sleep. creates an
appctitc, braces mp
the SySipE and rc-
ucNcd health is
the result. Send
for Pamphlet 90
NHi.E. Clarke.
n sH y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-07

to fill to its utmos capacity In an
ticipation of the approaching irri-
eating season. Doubtless there
was some bad management in
placing SO great q strain upon a
green embankment, but the fault
will probably be traced further
back to imperfect engineering or
construction.
THE LOSS
VIII be considerable for the city in
the matter of repairing the broken
dam, let alone damages which may
be preferred by individuals who
have suffered. The hole which has
been forced through the embank-
ment cannot be plugged up like a
leak in water barrel, but the en-
tire mass of earth must be re-
moved from above it and the whole
refilled and securely tamped. This
will no doubt entail an expendi.
ture of thousand dollars or more.
But this damage, together with
such rs may have been inflicted in
tHe llOoueu Saiiey pelOW, is
A MERE BAGATELLE
Compared with the evil results
which will ensue next Summer,
provided the broken dam cannot
be repaired in time to renew the
supply of water in the reservoir.
If the large tracts of land in the
western suburbs, which are de-
pendent upon the Woolen Mill
ditch for their irrigation, are
deprived of water through
the long dry Summer, the damage
will be prodigious. Many fine
orchards will be dried out and ut
terly ruined. We hope, however,
that the accident may not entail
such serious consequences as this.
A heavy loss will probably fall
upon the proprietors of the Woolen
Mills, in the enforced stoppage of
their establishment for want of
motive power.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-07
San Francisco Markets.

Corrected every Wednesday af-
ternoon for the HERALD by Spear,
Meade & CO., Commission Mer.
chants, 3l6 and 3lS Washington
street, San Francisco.
The very general rain through the
northern part of the State during
the past 49 hours has lowered the
prices Of many liues of produce.
Buyers confidently expect very
heavy crops this year, and all dis
position to purchase for the sake
of speculation has been checked.
Barley-70@S5c. City warehouses
full; very little doing in this line.
Corn-Large supplies in the city,
with little demand. Large yellow,
90@e21c; small yellow, 81. .O24@1.O5;
large white, S1.05@1.O71; small
white, S1.022 2@105.
Rye, S1.05@1.10.
Beans-Lima, $4!@4s; pea, S36
$35; butter, $2a; small white, $23@
$2s; bayo, ST 6O@l 10; red,$l&@lE.
Potatoes-Eariy rose, for seed, q
@24; early Goodrich, for seed, 100
q.
Onions, shoe.
Eggs-R -ceipts are liberal and
prices have declined to 20@2lc for
choice.
Lard-Tins, 7@74c per pound;
tierces, 6a@7c.
Ham-South coast, 64@7c.
Bacon-South coast, Sc.
Hops-Very dull; 4@6c.
Corn Meal, ST.. 109l, l5 per 100lb7.
Cheese, 1l@l2c.
Alfalfa Seed, 12@13c.
Hens, SG@7a doz.
Chickens, $6@6 SO doz.
Honey-Market continues heav-
lily stocked, and choice clear ex-
tacted is freely offered in quanti-
tier to suits at 4a@5c per pound, and
white comb in pound frames at
those. Round lots and not strictly
choice grades bring lower prices.
Beeswax, 24925c per pound with
light stocks on hand.
Sun Dried Fruits in Sacks-Ap-
Piles, AGA peaches, s,7s@Sc; grapes,
3@33, and wanted.
Oranges-The market shows a
better tone, and some lots of extra
color and flavor have sold above our
quotations; IS to 100 to box, $40@50
per M; 100 to 1875 to box, $30@35;
l25 to $50, $17 50@25;175 to 200, $l0@
Sis; 2l0 to 275, SCOT; 800 to $50,
$4; $50 up, So so.
Lemons, S5@Sl2 so per M.
t,,,ao GnnJ-oiua rinn ptann
juicy fruit ranges from So to Sc
per Nj.
Raisins-Market continues dull.
Riverside, and brands of same quail
ity, $1.25@l.5 80 box.