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

"Ah. Jenny, Jenny said the kind
hearted DIR. POnsOnby, Bishop Of Der
", to a drunken blacksmith, Il am sOr-
~ to see you beginning your evil
courses again; and, Jenny, ] am very
anxious to know what yOu intend to
do with that fine lad, your SOM In
tend, sir" said Jenny, "tO do for him
what YOU cannot do for your SON
"Eh, eh, hOW's that, hOw's that To
which Jenny with burst of genuine
feeling, said-"I intend to make him a
better man than his father"
An Irish agent having been instruct
! ed to raise rents, called a meeting of
/ the tenants and appTised them uf the
{ intention. You can afford II, he
I said; see how prices have risen. \
silence was broken by All old farmer.
who said, Yes. there's no denying
that. IL used to cost only pound to
/ get an agent shot, and now. be jabeTs.
/ il can't be done under two The rents
/ have not vet been raised.
\ little Brighton girl went with her
| mother on q visit to a friends house
/ and listened with great delight 10 her
! hostess playing on the piano. When
/ the air was concluded she deliberately
/ handed the surprised lady a cent.
why, ma" she replied to the remOn-
! strances Of her shocked parent. I'VE al
ways give the organ man cent. and
. Mrs. - plays ever 80 much gOOder
than him.
What said 4 lady 10 u sister com
paniOn. -yOu are not going 70 marry
/ that tall. lean, slender, cOnsumptive-
! stricken fellow, are yOu:7 Yes, she
. is volunteered the Young lady's little
brother; shes going TO marry him and
use him for a carpet stretcheT The
boy and cart wheel passed ont through
The same door.
Maria observed Mr.. HulcOmb. a.
he was putting on his clothes. there
amt no patch on them hTeeches Vet.
Il can't fix il. no way; I'm too busy.
We'll, give me the patch, then, and III
carry il around with me. ! don't want
people % think I can't afford the
cloth"
Our friend smith objects to the
waltz. II should be borne in mind
however, that Smith i almost as bow
legged as-well a photograph Of
smiths legs would present the follow
ing appearance. tOzwit: l.-OH Cita
Derrick.
\ country paper refuses 10 publish
obituaries gratis. but adds; We vii
publish the simple announcement Of
b the death Of any Of old friends Will
pleasure"
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DOCTOR WAUeAMAN

nCCLIST AND ATRIST has Just returned
~ from visit 10 the Hospitals 81 London.
Paris and New York.
Long. Short and Weak Sight Carr-sied b.
he aid OF French Trial Glasses
OFFICE HOURs-9 A. NJ. fO3P NJ
n Madison Street, TifRn, Ohio
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Empty Compliments.

\ formal, fashionable visitor thus
addressed little girl: How are you
my dear VERY well. | thank yOu,'
The visitor then added: Now nv dear
YOU should ask me how | am" The
child simply and honestly replied.
don't want to know"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16
LETTER
From : suished Physician.

= % --r- .-s-i-s lee matted more Ecfs-iny o.
---.-- t-l- b. r-z- Z % q Tire constitution
---.' ..s.t - ~-ls= n smell. OF taste OF sight
81 -.l-.a voice. rIe rIll1. Cls or mora
So a b 81 Nfua.i u is tI-srr-ctivs fuH nsrce
-.- . ..l-.-l LtHs O. rJuEnour INC system
s-.r 'i. -HrCr ard breaks I'D the rloS-
20 70 Z -..-- -..a..s LE11.et because bur lIf-I..
t-- -I- 20 81. -r yscians i1- pote utly ssazilei
- --.re- i-5t tis-4 ~ s1s, those suffering nroCl
c. -.e -r. J. .SF NO. e: n -la.the roDui a. 49,
-- 1- LIS i--s-l-- disease by remedies within ths
L-.l q Ga 'a-=e- - Ez11s ~ once Competent
l-1 - - JE-1y. a he E-E and hitherto urrrigf
2 F-1t adopted BY I]F. Sanford n tee PREPARATION
--'s l+>1fc Il q -zE hss won Iry hearty Gpproval
4 ---.-Fe o. --A-.y - succeed wker an The usuai
i----s --i-. rr-ase u strikes a. the root OF 'hs
-s---s ~. Pc sf-. - Cl1lf. Ehlls Il heals ne
L-,e ---i .1 Il J-s1e hy direct Application 70 the
hasa Ias-l- L-- ncr v ls bas5d On certain h1rd
s--->s a7t H..--= -r= VIAL ioT-es are too far er-
e clre-
GE1. BEARD. II D.
NI4--l- 1-l-a. 50. / EAMIGGHAM. UcI. ]. IsT4-
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Sick Headache

MA '7s-tf Real Estate Agent, Tifin. o
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TRAINS GOISG SOUTH.

Through coaches between Detroit and Co
lumbuS on both express trains
Connections made IN the Union Depot at Co
lumbus for Newark, GAINESVILLE. CiTcleyille
ChlllicOthe, Portsmouth, Lancaster, Athens,
Marietta and ParkerSbuTg; At Marion fOI
points on A & G. w. Z. X. at Upper Sandusky
Tor BucyTuS. Lima Fl. Wayne and Chicago al
Carey. findlay. Tlfin and Sandusky; at FOs-
tOria with p. & q. and L. r. & l.. Railroads. fOI
Fremont, DeShleT and Defiance at Toledo
with l.. s. & II. =, r. s +. VI. and Canada
Southern Railroads, for Detroit, Jackson, Ian
sing, Grand Rapids East Saginaw and all
points In Michigan.
ParlOr and Sleeping Cars on all through
trains from Columbus To New York, Philadel-
phiI and Baltimore without change
W. A. MILLS,
ORLAND SMITH. Gen1 Ticket Ag't
Gent Supt
81 N GREENE President
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. KISNAMAN. H.K. HERsHI
mas kINNAAAN 4 uEpaEgcEp

OFFICE OVER NELIGH'S CLOTHING
NfstOre, Washington Street, are ready 10 at
tend To all calls day and night. Special atten
llun paid TO the treatment Of the diseases o
females and children. Office hours from 10 Il
A. NJ. aud ? 10 q. M. Dr. Kinnamans resi-
dence, 6recnfeld Street. near Heidelberg Col
iege Dr. HeTShlsrrs first door west Of Wing.
lihK's store, West Madison Street
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16
Attachment Notice.

Babeock. Hurd 4 Co Before Daniel Dldlne
~ j. T. Clinton I'D.
II. G. NOelkeT. Seneca county, Ohio
NNTHE 25th DAY OF DECEMBER. a. d.
~ 1873, said Justice issued an order OF at
tachment and garniShee in the above action
for the sum Of twenty-seYen dollars and thirty
nine cents. Said ease IS set for hearing on the
10th day Of February, 1873. at O'Clock A VI.
HALL & PITTENGER.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Dec Mist
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

Boston Transcript: Better it is To 81,
on a barrel at the corner grocery with
cOntentment than to repOse in the most
luxurious easy chair adorned with tidy
in the house of the order loving woman.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

~ The ONLY line running the celebrated
Pullman Palace Hotel and Sleeping Cars from
Mansfield to Pittsburgh. Baltimore, Washing
ton, Philadelphia, and New York.
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheeks - sll
points East
L.F.&L.R.
Time Gard No. 5, taking effect July u. iSss.
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BONA-FIDE CIRCULATION. s52o.

TERMS.-Oue year la advance. ~.GJ. -ly
months, SlV0 Thrrr months. - C.ufs.
ADNEkTISlSG.--The TRIEUNE rs an adyrr-
Using medium has no superior. n ha- a
large circulation. and Is read by 2 thrifty. en-
rrVetIc class Of people. Advertisements In
serted a lOE as la any nrst-cla-, pdIs-r-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16
SsgFOBD'S RADICAL Cure

AN safely claim % Ss oue OF The few popular
VI ---lri4.s receiving the approval cr medical
l'.e lgn- y 10, N private, not only freely recon-
med = bur re lt fl t-ir families IN pTrference
Physicians
= = Jl are aware " sail r Distinguished city ply
slcial. mat NV uh'l-tTi.u- tp fhe Mess. Medical
s1cl-Iy are slrh tEst c1t~rur publicly recommend
or pre~crlhe thr llti-Tl Cure bur since recei ive i
- much rri-t -rsI Ire Use of it myself. after =
t19Tpngh trlsi c. fEs u>CEI remedies, have pr
fzIrlF Niv>'t 70 r~s-- Hi presume have sent 70
fJr ~"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

Al Tr1Ins Tun uiIIy, oNHIIJ : ttEtpIFu
COSyECTIONs-
Al Fremont trains ON /. ;. & n. K. r. pass
East, 50 A. b., 81 4. NJ, N ~ A. d., % J.
n. 10 81 T. NJ.
At BurgOOn, Pennsy lyania Co. trains pas
East 9 p A. NJ. 10 % A. n. % r. NJ. West
10 % A. VI. ; : - +. n
AT FOstOTia trains. on r & o. Il. r.. pass
East. Z = A. NJ. I 55 r. ". 6 ~ r. NJ. :, West
Q 80 A. VI. 10 - A. ". ; : 70 r. NJ Trains OF
G.. & I. r. r. pass South OS A. NJ N Is A
81. W +. 81 ; North - A. 50. g. p. NJ
S - T.. NJ
Al Lama. trains on ID. & n. K. r.. pass south.
y . A ". : 9 % A ". 2 % z. ~. North. ; 30
A. VI. % 7. ~. T. r. ". & g. Z. r.. Trains
pass Fast. / ~ A. ~ Is A. ~. 4 10 r. NJ
Z West Il - 4. ~. A. A. ~, 10 - A. M. (; 8 W
Pm
WI ANDREWS. Gen1. Ticket Ag't.
IHBU RGOON, Gent. Superintendent
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16
DENTISTS.
pR. Nv. HAYEoRp.
HOTELS.
TIFFIN HOUSE

q KINZKR. Proprietor. Market street, Tif-
W. m. Ohl0. 1he house has been thor
Oughly oNerhauled, has good stabling, and is
prepared To furnish the travelling public with
all Hecessaries In good style.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16
UyITTaSlL SATISFACTION.

GENTLENl we have sold SANFosD's RaDr-
" cal TEs for Dearly one year. snd can say
tt.---4s tGt ae never sod s. -lilar preparation
tlai gave sarn universal szti-iactlon- We hsyo
IL -eLzl the Lrst comp l.riat ysI-
tuf ts7s1r7els,i 2 lts AFhit Qg Feepnae2diag pst.
wants OF thousands, and We think those aiticted
g. tEld be cJnylEced OF Is great meritso thatth
s-Hrrlng vii be relieved. We Ezve been IN tho
CruR business Tor the past twelve wears constantly,
and sold eTythin gil aJarrr. but yOrJrs leads ali
Ie Tzst II ysu Eee proper yOE czl Use this leI1er
o. sry part % IL that you Wish.
Very truly yours. sd. BALDWIN & Co
Wholesale and Retail Dealers n Drugs, Books and
s-aL.Jne-yI " lsalEgton. Ind, keG. y, lsto-
Esch- -recEaze contains d. Sanfo7d's Improved
llhalllg Tube. and flll directions FOR use IN all
rases- Price. SiOO- For sale by al wholesale and
Tetaii drusy sts and dealers throughout the nited
States and Canadzs. NEEkS & POTTER. General
AgrErs a-d Mlole-ala n.r-L-glsLs. Rlsrun. Mass.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

Meals.
Nos. and 10 run daily. all others daily ex-
crpt sunday
Sleeping ears on Nos, and 10. and through
coaches ON Nos and ., between Cincinnati
and Sandusky. Day coaches on ), u, iG and g.
between Columbus and Sandusky.
Through coaches On Nos. l5 and l3. be-
tween Columbus and Cincinnati.
Through coaches on Nos IS. l6, Il. and y.
between Columbus and Indianapolis.
Through coaches on all trains between Co
lumbuS and DAYTON.
The above times will be made rs far a. prae-
ticable but are not guaranteed.
u. NJ BRONSON.
CHAS. HOWARD. Gen1 Ticket Agt
Superintendent.
ID. W. c. BROWN. General Manager.
T.. T. Il z. Il. K.
Ou and alter November 10. 1873, trains WiI
leave stations daily as follows, Sundays eX-
Ceptrct:
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MEDICAL.
a q NaRTIH
g. :. HiTTLE. N, o.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Once oyei
Il hendal's JewelTy Store, Market Street
Residence al Mrs. DGrie'S, Madison Street.
mo -.
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WILLIAM . CRAWFORD ND

nF ALLENTOWN, Pa. OFFICE over
" hirchnsr q BOunuths Grocery Store.
Special attention given tO female diseases.
Speaks English and German. Night calls an
~ cred Al tile sffics
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

P, Fl. W. &C. R.R.
On ard after Nov 10. 1873. trains vii leave
stations a. follows
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

1cnACRES. three miles from Thin, OF which
lOU l3O acres are In good cultivation bal :
Ance fine timber. RIfnnlng water, supported
6y a No. spring two orchards, 1,OG0 bushels
Oi wheat harvested IN 1873 VIII sell for the
nominal snm Of Sc. 70 per acre, on reasonable
time.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16
symptoms Of DiseasedLiver.

I)AlN IN the right side, under the
1 edge Of the ribs, increases on pres
,u,.; sometimes the pain is in the left
dii nc sCr, srtlept is rarely able to lie
lei; under the shoulder blade, ana II
frequently extends to the ,Op Of the
,hOIlder, and is sometimes mistaken
,r rheumatism in the arm. The
,onach is affected with loss Of appe-
s- and sickness; the bowels in gen
eyh ar cOStive, sometimes alternative
Nh IL: the head is troubled with
pin. accompanied with 4 dull. heavy
>-asat,On in the back part. There IS
Generally 4 considerable loss of men,
ury. accompanied with a painful sen
Najion Of having left undone some
thinL which ought TO have been done
\ slight. Dig cough Is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains of
welrineSS and debility; he Is easily
startled. his feet are cold or burning,
aui he complains Of 4 priCkly sensa-
unn OF tht skin; his spirits are low;
lad although hr IS satisfied that cXeT-
ci~- would Sc beneficial 10 him. vet
hr can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough 10 trv il In fact. he distruSis
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease. but cases
hI.- occurred where few OF them eV-
I,,cI. Vet examination OF the body,
q ,-r death, has shown the LIVER to
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
- Thankful for patronage during the past
a+-Frn ygars, ard viii continue % serve the
public IN al branches OF the Medical PrOfes.
siCB. keSldeuce and ofice, No. % Perry Street
two doors wesi Of Washington
Aug. L, '7Ctf
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Nj BREWER

A fIOkSEk AT LAW. Special attention
n given b. Ill kinds Of Military Claims.
Back pay, Bounty, PensiSu. etc Once 10
Nz:i0na Exchange Bank Block. uppOsltr the
C0drt HOUSE. Tiilin, Ohis.
JaR. ls.
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nfIs ACRES, seven and one-half miles north
II OF Tifiin. All river bottom and black
walnut soil. - acres under nne cultivation
Excellent apple and peach orchards. Frame
house Of five rooms. Large barn. Living wa
Ter in both house and barn yards Cash viii
bay ;hls farm remarkably low.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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

AA1 iay lise Blame even where the EIrOr Is :
For being young, some NAV think me rg ID ,r.,-
AithO the Printer may the Errors frame.
D IS
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

I OF No. 5B and eOxaOs feet New house
l. i've rooms /; fruits of all kinds Situated
on The south side Of Adams street, near the C.,
\. & {. depot Price reasonable and terms
easy. Owner wishes 10 remove 10 Toledo.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

HOUSE AND LOT on EAST STREET, iu
IL the village Of Republic, Seneca county
OhIu. Good, substantial frame house. painted
white blinds on doors and windows. Barn
wOOdhOuse and-cistern picket front an 10
the best 0f order. Price, 500.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

EINE BRICK RESIDENCE OF EIGHT
It rooms barn three lots; a choice lot OF
fruit well and eistern; no repairing needed.
Property centrally situated In the village %
Republic, Seneca county. Ohio.
Also a2ts acres Of No. I farming land, with
good orchard, and within the incorporated
limits. A great bargain 10 the purchaser.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

1--WE ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED on
IT knbOurn street. Republic, Seneca county,
Ohio. Two aud one-half acres In orchard, and
one Of the best grafted varieties. Small fruits
Of all kinds. House nearly new. with siN
rooms and painted in the most modern style.
Barn. Wood House, Sheds. cistern, and all the
necessary Out-bulldlngS. Good fences, hne
picket front.
This Is a rare opportunity. Price low and
terms 10 suit purchaser.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

Vow Readers, Both tha learned and vulgar u
| here Request you would me Justice do,
In passing by what You may IND amIsS.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

lll3.-N NoNtuJer--
Tho trees and fields Of fruit 10 empty ser.
Yet Whales on the Coast perhaps may prnty
be.
Let them that unto ChOller much incline.
Drink Penny Royal st-rpt In Beer or Wine.
Tobacco Is a Martial Plant, and is
found 10y experience 10 eNpectOrate
tough Phlegm from the Stomach. Chest
and Lungs. Physicians eXtol the
OINTMENT OF Tobacco for healing Of all
Wounds and Sores.
We count Time now by Years, by Months and
Days,
4 Thousand Years. Day in Heaven appear' +;
one Day In Hell seems a Thousand Years.
.lTI4.-COurieDuY Reader:
Ii Is now - Years that [ have sup
plyed my COuntry-men with a Diary
gratis; and growing every year older
and older. have had an intent for some
wears past TO leave il To others TO sup
ply: but that my friends have pre-
vailed upon me, till now that 1 have a
Son whose natural Inclination leads
him To Science Mathematical, in 50
much that tho he Is not vet sixteen
Years of age. he has calculated the
the Planets Places from Wings AStTC-
monica BritGHicH, and taken their
Aspects. and calculated the great
+ Eclipse of the Moon TO be in U1y next,
and performed all the Mathematical
part of this AlmInack himself. Where
. fore | nave acquitted myself of this
I Work, and leave il 10 him, not doubt
I ing but that he will perform his annual
7 Service 10 the satisfaction OF the Pub
. lick. And | hope YOU will not take il
amiss, if | confess. That he being 81
+ young, | have given my assistance in
other Matters. and while he lives with
me, shall not be- wanting. | think
nee1 say no more, only,
All happiness attend IL,
And al good Fortune mend u,.
DANIEL LEEDS.
/ Now Readers Both tha learned and vulgar to-
. | here Request YOU would me Justice do
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

The second Eclipse Of the sun for
100 Il thus described. The Last /
at the New Moon. August sd about :
q clock Al night, and o. not visible ~
Js, IL falls in II degrees Of the C0-les-
tlal Virgin. which ieing al Earthly
sigh, sheWs the Pestilencr ~ other
evil distrmper-, "a, jhOughs, FeayeTs
and dry D-S-aS.-s. detrim-nT H. Fruit
but Ee hope il comes To late t1 harm
our Fruit and bring, winds and dry
hess *.
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CASH LUMBER YARD !
M. HERsHBERGER

All those needing anything Ia ih Lumber line
will md that
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-16

OFFIcE-ossr HUbbsrd'G Drug Store, linn
Ohio.
Read Estate taken for Sale on small Commits
sion also, 10 exchange.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO COL
LECTIONS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

jieyed from The terrible sugaeetiveness of her
asnart ramemhering that the All-Father
locked with His supreme eye there, as every
where. and would temper mercy with the
Our limits do not permit us to note
noint after point OF interest. guide
honk fashion. We Will pause. however,
az Tanta what d poetic name IT is y where we
said farewell to u beloved friend, who had
made our voyage sweet with after memories,
Al they recnr tx her love ut letters, refine
ment Of manners and unassumlng, though
deeply interesting, conversation. we venture
not To name her. because she - not m tnnsea
Who desire notorlety though an example of
all that Is lovely In her sex. We see her bland
smile and graceful adieu as the steamer again
bore southwark.
New Orleans IL before us at length.
THE CRESCENT CITY.
From crystal rills In bleak northwestern land
Where faf the frost king holds his dire com
Through gentler climes where kInely live oaks
And dazzling hnes invest more southern skies .
Where wide the cane field spreads Its living
graeD
And naeey nneks and lowing herds ara seen
Down RI the sen like gulf where temnass roar,
And laundering lash the loud resound1ng
Great mississippi rolls his mighty food.
Aeelomeratad wat ers hurl their might.
UDmmingllnR with the gull and fade from sight.
BIT at hts foot The Crescent City stands
The mart of commerce famed in foreign lands
Nor adverse rule, nor pesilance, nor war,
Shall dim the aplendnr NJ this western star
The La'y of the Waves her proud tiaras rise
OF gltterug domes meath blue aud burning
skies;
Here watts the orange flower it, rich perfume,
Aud tall magnolia spreads IT. glorious hloom
Despite the ell ys hum, MT eve Is heard
The wood notes of the dulnet forest bird.
Aud silver moonlight. bit 4 milder a,y.
On marble tombs sheds soft IN holy ray.
A Southern city. full of Southern fire.
Whose Unborn nnhsneas cannot expire,
| The Crescent Emprass claims her children's
love.
And prays His beuison who rules ahcval
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

The GASES OF Merv, the most ancient dis
trlct of Central Asia, which Is far from being
as furnishing as 1t formerly WAS, L. situated
on the northeastern confines OF the Turco-
man steppes The only city that IT contains
surrounded by a fertile and populous region.
In 1895 the Shah OF Persia caused the de-
struction of the ike, which conducted the
waters Of the Murgah into o great lake near
the city, and which served to1rrigate the arid
steppes which surrounded 1t. In 1906 Merry,
occupied by the Inka- Turcomans, was con-
auered by the Khar Of Khan, TO whom u re-
manned tributary for twenty years. Later
the Shah OF Persia attempted to take the
city, but the Persian army suffered COM
pIete defeat In 1860. The town OF Mery at
present contains only alb ,ut two thousand In
habtauts OF the Usbek race and varlabie
population OF nomadic TurcOman5
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23

and fancy gold ornaments. The very dressy
tichus have cardinal red China crepe intro-
duced, laid In folds next the neck, TO which
ganze is added. and the whole finished with
full plaitfngs of wide Breton lace
Among the prettiest new lingerie for half
dress occasions are collars and cuffs with
eolored borders. Handkefchlefs showing the
same patterns and colors are also brought
out to accompany these sets, II desired.
Very delicate and beautiful ruches are made
Of quilted Spanish and Breton lace Crepe
lisses ruehings are edged with white and
black lace, one Of the newest patterns having
a shsll-shaped edge, very soft and full
The dressmakers are Introducing tight
eoatsleeyes. buttoned on the outside of the
arm almost to the elbow. These close sleeves
should be very accurately fitted. or they are
exceedingly uncomfortable. We presume that
women viii submit To Them however even
unto martyrdom. 1t fashion go ordsins.
Martyrdom always reminds one OF shoes,
which we often incline to think must have
been one Of the inquisitorial fortunes. But
noble and well instructed authorities are
telling us that women need no longer harbor
that cunning but chimerlcal conceit that their
feet should,
Like little mice, steal In and out
If the foot Is well proportional 1t should ha
to the full height of Its owner whether man
or woman, as seven Is to fifty. American
women, especially those OF the South, are
distinguished for small feet hence there ID no
need Of demoralizlng member which la as
difficult to repair as the reputation oil New
York Senator.
The recent advances In comfort and beauty
made In the general cut of wOInen's clothes
lead us to hope that reform will descend to
the feet and finally send them forth in shoes
that do not absorb rain and cold as painfully
as they admit the heat of burning BAH
auette. Men never submit to such discom-
forts. and why should woman's endurance
be taxed beyond a mans abundant strength?
MARIA TUCKER.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-23
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1870.

with the last word. You can't get In the In
eide Of space because most OF Ii will be on
the outside OF you. You can't get outside OF
1t. Nevertheless, We are all right up to the
present time. Space never stops booming.
1t booms and booms and booms. after which
1t bOoms.
The end of space has been amputated. It's
really immense. 1t figures up oven higher
than a plumbers bill or q big lawyers fee.
Endless space can't even be imagined. 1t
will claw In any mans Of woman's imagina-
tion started in on 1T and then Ike the horse
Ieeeh crv for more. Yet we are all right up
to the present time. II space could be set on
fire 1t could never burn entirely up. Hence,
1t Il partly incombustlble. But we are oil
right M to, etc