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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
MADAME ANDERSON'S FINISH.
4 Stirring Scene in the Little Hall.
Frenzied Cheering at the Close.

Madame AndersOn's finish MAS a
great success. The Little Hall IS cal
culated 10 hold about 1000 persons
comfortably, but double that number,
and perhaps more, were packed into il
like sardines last night, and Wedged
so closely together that anv movement
save of head and arms, was impossible.
Many women were seen TO faint in
the dense crowd. This crowd was
gathered in spite of the fact that the
price OF admission had been doubled,
ana was 81 for standing room and 81
1or reserved seats. At o'clock the
/ police peremptOrily forbade the sale
OF any more tickets, and after that the
crowd gathered IN the streets out
SIDE the building, and patiently await
ed the result, was twice as large as
that inside. Half the crowd In the
garden Was composed of women, who
stood through hours of terrible crush
ing without complaint.
Nagers on this performance were
many and heavy, those laid within the
last few days having been for very
| considerable sums, and fears were en-
tertained during the closing hours of
the walk by her friends that foul play
might be attempted to prevent the
Madam from accomplishing her task.
That IS one Of the reasons why one of
her lntimates walked every quarter
with her for the past two DAYS. Yes
terday afternoon this anxiety was re-
doubled by a SenseleSs card, published
IN Brooklyn paper, to the effect that
bouquets, drugged with chloroform
had been presented TO the madame.
When the bell struck calling her 10
| the track for the last time, she darted
from her little DOORWAY before its
sound had ceased, and started off at a
terrific pace, determined TO beat 9:4O.
the best record time made by one of
her male friends some davs since. Mike
Henry, the well-known BROOKLYN
sporting man, who trOd the TanbgrI
| ahead Of her, was obliged to run 10
keep out OF her way, and close hehind
her walked her faithful trainer way
ing small English and American flars.
The band tried TO play Don't Go
Weary, but its lOudest disrOrds were
drowned by the deafening cheers and
wells that were kept up during the
next three minutes. Women YELLED
with the men, and became frantic in
their excitement The air was white
with futtering handkerchiefs, and the
scene presented has seldom been
equalled in BROOKLYN.
As the bell was rung for the last
time, announcing that but one more
lap remained 10 be walked, the plucky
woman increased her speed with tire.
mendous effort, and came flying down
| over the home stretch with face alb
sOlutely devoid of color, eyes fixed, and
teeth cllnched. Her pace was q run
rather than 4 walk, and as she finished
she was lifted into q chair on the plat
form in the last stages Of exhaustion.
The frenZied cheering was hushe1
Tor moment as the crier announces
that the quarter was the fastest OF the
entire walk, and had been made in
2:jIai, and then il was renewed. loud
er, If possible, than before.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
Cleanliness In the Dairy.

In no other business does filthiness
and negligence work 50 much mischief
as in the handling Of milk. Wooden
pals are unfit for use in the dairy. BE-
cause It Is next to impossible 10 keep
them clean, while tin pans are easily
cleanSed- Sugar of milk. when dried
into gum. Is very difficult TO dissolve
and can only be removed after careful
washing and scalding. The fumes OF
stagnant slOps, when conveyed TO the
milk, carry with them the seeds OF de-
strOction, which readily multiply and
destroy il.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
Dot Sleigh Ride.

Among the joyous incidents of the
expiring year we are told that j.
| Schlatter, a German cigar-maker, and
Mr.. Ketcham, of the First National
| Bank, met in butcher shop out Oh
/ Cherry street, while it happened that
DR.. Fenneberg's horse and cutter were
/ standing outside. Mr.. Schlatter had
| recently received some drafts from the
old country, which Mr.. ketcham had
( caShed for him, and consequently he
! entertained a sort of neighbOrly feeling
| for the banker, especially since he sup
posed the sleigh outside belonged tC
him, and that il might afford him 4
chance for a ride.
"You dakes a sleigh-ride sometimes
Mr.. KetchaIn = said ueighb0r Schlat-
ter.
oh, YES. remarked the banker
You dakas ride nit me down
street," kindly inquired the cigar
maker.
: Certainly" replied Mr.. ket cham.
} The business of both being finished
they went out together, Mr.. SchlatteI
stepped into the cutter. and Mr.
Ketcham. surprising il wa- the Ger.
mans rig stepped in Also SrhlatteI
F. picked NJ The lines and handed them
I 10 Ketcham, and Keicham handed
them back to Schlatter. who, highly
gratifed that the banker allowed him
/ TO engineer his horse, took the ribbons
and drove away toward Summit street
81 gets out here; | goes dis way
said the German, as they approached a
! cross street.
IN get out, t0l." said his rompan-
/ ion.
Both alighted, and then there was !
perplexing pause, but finally came the
| query:
You wants me to drive Your horse
home, Mr.. kelcham:"
"Why, that is not my horse" said
/ Banker Ketcham.
/ We'll, dot is not nv horse. replied
! Cigarmaker SchlatteT.
! And then something dawned upon
/ the sleigh-Iiders-they saw the huge
/ joke they had innOcently perpetrated
and neighbOr Schlatter got 4 friend
! TO drive back the horse and cutter
where DIR. Fenneberg was found
( thinking some awful things about the
/ fellows who stole his conveyance, but
. he appreciated the joke and Subsided
when the situation was explained.
. And now as Mr.. Schlatter meets his
/ joyial acqUaintances, he is greeted
/ with How you does, Mr.. hetcham,
while the bankers German friends
want 10 know, "Wie gehts nit dot
sleigh-ride? Hey y"-T0LsdJ Bee.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
Warming TO Paper Shoppers.

y certain man got mad az the editor
and stopped his paper. The next week
he sold all his corn at four cents be
low the marked price; then his prop
erty was sold for taxes because he on
IL heard of the convention three days
after it had adjourned; he lost so
after Ten Broeck had won the race
he was arrested and fined Ss for going
hunting on Sunday; and he paid $500
for a lot of forged notes that had been
advertised two weeks, and the public
cautioned not to negotiate them.
He then paid big 1rishman, with a
leg like derrick, to kick him all the
way to the newspaper once, when ne
paid four wears subscription in adj
vance. and made the editor Sign and
swear to an agreement to knock him
down and rob him if he ever ordered
his paper stopped again.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
The Courage Of the Prince Of Wales.

The Prince Of Wales and DR.. Lyon
Playfair were standing near caldrOn
containing lead which was boiling at
white heat. Has your ROYAL High
ness any faith in science:" said the
Doctor. Certainly" replied the
Prince. viii YOU, then. place your
hand in the boiling metal, and ladIe
out a portion Of it," do yOu tell me
to do This?" asked the Prince Il do
replied the Doctor. The Prince then
ladled out some Of the boiling lead
with his hand. without suffering any
injury.
II is a well known scientific fact that
the human hand NAV be placed IN
injured III lead boiling al white heat,
being protected from any harm By the
moisture OF the skin. Should the lead
be at a perceptibly lower temperature
the effect need not be described. Let
no one undeTate the courage Of the
Prince Of WaleS.-LOHdOH World
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
WhlteWash for Poultry Houses.

The best whitewash for poultry
houses: Into the whiteWaSh pail drop
a teacup Of sOft-hOiled rice, and mix
thoroughly. Then pour in quart OF
cold water, say ten or twelve drops Of
crude carbolic acid. Mix this into the
rest and swab the interior Of your hen
house with 1t. For outside, use rock
salt dissolved, instead of boiled rice,
and dispense with carboliC acid. No
other preparation of whitewash equals
this for poultry houses.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
Calves and Sheep.

Lard and kerosene are good 10 keep
lice from calves; sulphur mixed with
salt is good 10 drive ticks from sheep.
Calves like all animals, should be kept
growing from birth to maturity. Here
is one place where the profit comes in.
There is always loss of time and feed,
and more. too, by allowing young ami
mails 10 stand still" for six months or
more of the year. Sheep are well
clothed. aud need shelter from snow
and rain, and perhaps from the very
strongest winds. but cold agrees with
them Feed them well; give them
plenty of water, in small hOcks; keep
them dry, and they may stay out in
the cold and thrive. y close, dark pen
is poor place for sheep.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23

Secretary EvaTts, it IS reported by
the hoSton Herald, SAYS that in pub
lie odice II has always been his inten-
lion 10 see everybody who calls upon
him. He adds: Il never make any
appointments. If any one calls and
asks me 10 fix time when he can see
me for half an hour, say, 'Oh, take il
now. The result is that l probably
get through in five minutes. / find II
the better way 10 see everybody" Mr.
Eyarts seems never worried by inter.
ruption, and never fails to give a cour-
teous reception TO those who seek him
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23

Mixed Accommodation leaves DeShler at 23S A.
VI. daily except Monday, and arrives ~ Garrett
at 900 A NJ, stopping at all Stations.
Figures West of Bellaire inclusive ar,. 20
lumbuS time except at Chicago.
Express trains run daily. Fast Line trains rur
daily on Central Ohio Division and Main line
daily except Sunday on Lake Erie and Chicago
lhyiSi,'ilS- Accommodation trains nun daily
except sunday.
SAM'L POWELL
ASST g. 7. 6 +. \. for y. W, Chirago
l. VI COLE. Gent Ticket N'gt, BaltimOTs
Chira@n.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23

One irtleb boy at HartfOrt. CT, deyOur-
ed l02 story books from the public IL
brary during the last six months of
1878, and one little girl H. novels. 4
boy recently asked for Jack Harka-
way stories, another for bound vol
nlaes OF the Police NeIc5. and a third
ioT -Ihe Murderer and the Fortune
Eeller, The Two Sisters and the Ayen.
ger, and The Model Town and the
Detective. -CfRciRR1t Gazette.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
BONA-FIDE CIRCULATION. 252O

IERMS.-OnF year In advance. 500: Sir
months, Sl.OO Three months, - cents.
ADNERIISISG--IheT TKIEUSE as an adger-
Using medium has no superior lt has
large circulation. and Is read Is q thTifry. rn'
eTgetic class Ct people. Advertisements iu.
serted as low a. In any lrsI-elass paper.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23

4 well appearing gentleman walked
into the bar-rOOm OT leading hotel
the other evening, and. protesting 10
he out of change, asked the bar-keepeI
if he could put his umbrella up for a
drink. As it was a good silk one, the
security was agreed upon. The man
swallowed his beverage, and. quietly
raising his umbrella, walked out
Jimmy did not call him back. but he
took the joke rs philosophically as pos.
sihle.-RochsStsT Union.
A critic, malignant enough 10 tel
the truth. saws that the most awkward
thing in Nature is q woman trying Il
nun.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23

There's a great difference between
housekeeping and boarding out said
Mr.. Younghusband; for when l
boarded out had 10 wait sometimes
half an hour for my dinner, but now
l have it Just when l can Get IL
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
rRAISs GOING WEST.

. - The ONLY line running the esIsbrstsd
8 psllnan Palace Motel snd slssping Cara isom
1 Mansfield 10 Pittsburgh, Baltimore Washing
l ton, Philadelphia. and New York.
7 Through Tickets and Baggage Cheeks % sI
points East
Pr MYERS.
tsen1 Passenger and Ticket ACrnt-
L. 4 Z. Z. r.
Tine Gard No. 8. taking effect July Is. hsss.
TRAINS GOING WEST
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
TRAINS GOING EAST.

Al LrallLs Fuh u1IIJs s'lllltI'lJs eAoeplFl-
CONNECTIONS.
Al Fremont trains on T. S. & n K. r. pass
Fast, 3 A. NJ, 0 u A. n, II 70 A. "a. % r.
NJ 10 81 z. NJ.
Al BurgOOn, Pennsylvania Co.. trains pass
East. . A. M., 10 % A. ~. q r. NJ. T; West
70 % A. NJ. 3P.M
At FOstOria, trains. on 3. Z o. X. r, pas
East Z = A. NJ. Is p n. 6 20 T. n. 4 West,
% A. n ; 10 g A N . : 20 p. n. Trains on
G.. s 7. z. K. pas south % A N. - A.
NJ; Z G2 p. 81 North. 8 45 A. 81 81 =. N {,
81 P. n
At Lima, trains on d. & ". K. r., pass south.
Y Is A NJ IA NJ. % r. NJ North. 70
A. M; OOP NJ. r. n. ". s &. K X. Trains
West. i2 = a 81, A. A. NJ, 10 - A. N. %
WI ANDREWS. GenI Ticket Ag'L
T. II. BURGOON, Genl. Superintendent.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
TRAINS GOING NORTH
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Through coaches between Detroit and Co
iumbuS on both express trains.
Connections made IN the Union Depot at Co
lumbuS for Newark, ZanesVllle, CireleYille
ChIllicOthe. Portsmouth. Lancaster, Athens
Marietta and Parkersburg; at Marion fOI
points on A. & G. W. K Z. at Upper Sandus<y
Tor Bucyrus, Lima. n. Wayne and Chicago al
Carey, Findlay. Tifin and Sandusky: at FOs-
tOria with ,. s o. and L. 2. & l. Railroads, fOi
Fremont, DeShier and Defiance az Toledo
with L. ). & n. s.. r. & r. 81. and Canada
southern Railroads, for Detroit. Jackson. Ian
sing, Grand Rapids, Fast Saginaw and oil
points in Michigan.
ParlOr and Sleeping Cans on all through
trains from Columbus 70 New York, Philadei-
phia and Baltimore without change.
W. A. MILLS,
ORLAND SMITH. Genf Ticket Ag'L
Gent Supt.
n. VI. GREENE, President
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
oocT0R WAtIaAnA

uOClOh HhO1AMhh.
ncULiST AND AURIST has Just returned
" from . visit 10 the Hospitals OF London
Paris and NeH York.
Long. Short and Weak Sight Corrected by
lac aid Of French Trl2. Glasses
OFFICE HOURS-9 A NJ. 10 r ~
a Madison Street. Tifhn. Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23

It IS better 10 sleep with an. empty
stomach than TO lie awake with an ac-
eusing conscience.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23

ease and death, hundreds who have been given
up by Physicians. HUNTS REMEDY cures all
Diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys, Bladder. and
rinary Organs, DTOpSy, Gravel, Diabetes. and
Inenntinencr and Retention Of Urine. HUNT S
REMEDY cures Bright Disease OF the Kidneys.
General Debility, Female Weakness, Nervous
Diseases, Intemperance and ENceSSeS. HUNTS s
REMEDY cures Bilious Headache. Sour StOm-
ach, COStiveneSS, Dyspepsia, Strengthens the
Bowels and Stomach and makes the blood per
ieetly pure HUNTS REMEDY is prepared EN-
PRESSLY for these diseases. and has never been
Known 10 fail Ons trial will convince you
HUNTS REMEDY is purely Vegetable, Is
used by Family Physicians and the utmost re-
lance NAV be placed In IT,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
DR.. G. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

-- not recommended as I remedy "for all
- III, thar Resh is heir to, " but in affections
B.. the Ever. and in all Bilious Complaints.
y,-p-p g ,ni SICK Headache, or diseases Of
.-It c..-----es- hey stand without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
NOLeuer cathariic can be used preparatory
o, Or after taking QuiniRe.
- simple purgarive they are unequaled
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the Id with
the impression DR.. MCLANE's LIVER Pills.
I.ach wrapper bears the signatures Of c.
MGI.tNE and FLEMING Bros. q
Insi>, upon having the genuine DIR. c. Nc
LANES LIVER PiILs. prepared by Fleming
Bra--. # i.,t~hurgh p. the market being
full Of limitations uf the nsme lHrL0He,
soelled differently ba; -Imz pronunciation.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
TRAINS CONG wEsr

p, Fl. W.&C. R.R.
On ard after Nov. 10. 1879. trains viii leays
Stations as follows
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
}. y. KISSAAAS. HK. HERsH
DRs. kIKhAMAK & HERsHIsER.

OFFICE OVER SELIGHS CLOTHING
NIStOTe, Washington Street. are ready 10 at
Tend 10 all calls day and night. Special aften-
L1Ob paid to the treatment Of the diseases Oi
females and children. Office hours from 10 Il
A. NJ. and 2 ~ E. NJ. DIR. Kinnaman's resi-
deDce, Green1eld Street. near Heidelberg Col
lege; Dr. HershiseT's, first door west OF Ying-
lingis store, West Madison Street
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23

COLUNBTS & TOLEDO r. Z.
New Route!
NORTH. EAST. SOUTH AND WEST.
5Nnlna6I' ArranRsmSn
Three Passenger Trains Daily Sunday except
ed as follows
tims Card taking effect May n. Is:S
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23

. l went and told the brothers. Ma. I eIn not
bear 10 grieye HIM
Hes 20 happy In his exile. H. she proper place
10 leave him.
took that journey TO HIM, and righI bitterly l
rue It;
BIT can take 1t from hiD' II you want 10 20
and do IT,"
Now 4 new restraint entirely seemed next
Sunday to Infold him,
And he looked 50 hurt and humble that knew
some one had told him.
subdued like was his manner, and some tones
were hardly vocal;
But every word he uttered Mas pre-eminently
local
The seImon sounded awkward. and he uwl;-
ward felt who heard It.
Twas a grief TO see him him hedge IT, twas .
pain 10 hear him word it.
When was in" was maybe haii dozen
times repeated,
But that sentence seemed 10 scare him, and
was always uncompleted-
As weeks went on his old smile would occasion
ally brighten,
But the voice was growing feeble. and ti.e lace
began TO Whiten;
He would look OF to the eastward. with = Isl
ful, weary signing.
And TWAS whispered that our pastor n for
eigu land was dying.
The conn lay mid gIarIaudS smiling I'D ss II
they knew Us;
The patient face within 10 preached hHsl ser
mon 10 Us:
Our parson had gone touring on TIP ae'd
long been earning
In that Wonderland whence tickets arr not
issued Tor returning.
lender. good heau-,hePh-rd you. sweet
smiling lips. half parted.
Told Of scenery that burst on you ju-- the min
ute that you started
Could you preach once more among u. s0u
might wonder without fearing:
You could give US tales OF glOry W UOnld never
Tire Of hearing.
Will CARLETOS. in HIrP>r's M'ga-iH, tHr
FsSBrury
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MEDICAL.
Il MARLIN
e.F. HfTTu, NO.

physician AND SURGEON Olce oyeI
i KsndAll's Jewelry Store, Market Street
Residence al Mrs. DGne's, Madison Street.
no -
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
OUR TRAVELLED PARsoh.

the good spelling
J Bur iaally he rilte4 dOv7l aad wen; 20 looking
SIckIy.
And the doctor said TIA; something mus, Be
put up for him quickly.
20 we kind Of dubbed together. each according
10 his notion.
And hOUght q circular Ticket IN the lands
acTOs, the ocean:
Wrapped ~onIe pocket-m"ney III it-Nhat We
thought would easy do him
And appointed me committeeman O." 20 and
take il 10 him.
I found him in hl> study. IooNIag rather Nor>r
than ever.
And told him Twas decided IhaI hi Hock ana
he should sever.
Then his eyes grew wide SiIh wonder and il
seemed almost 10 blind en-
And some tears looked out o window With
some Others close behind EN-
Then handed him the ticket WIKI I lille
bow Of Difference.
And he studied quite little err he got us
proper reference:
And then the tears thai walked. great uuman-
ageable creatures,
Let themselves quite out O. window. and came
tlluhlN. uoNl Ms Irdlufe~-
I wish you could ha seen him. coming back all
fresh and glowing.
. His clothes 80 worn and se-dy. sRd hi, face so
fat and 20 knowing;
l wish you could have heard him when he
prayed for u who sent him,
And he paid Us back twice over all the money
we had lent hin,
Twas feast 10 all believers Twas blight On
contradiction,
To hear one just iron Calvary talk about The
crucihMon;
Twas damper those fellows who preten-
ded they could doubt IL.
To have a man who'd been there stand and tell
them all about il.
unrayeling.
And establishing new churches. buT he couldn't
touch him travelling,
Nor in his journeys pick up hall The iniOrma-
lion;
Bu; then he hadnt the railroa,I>. and the
steamboat nsyigatiOu.
And every foot of Scripture whose location .
used to stump Us,
Was now regularly laid out. with the differ
ent points Of compass.
when Ne undertook a picture ne qhi'e Natural
would drawit
He would paint it out 80 honest that Il seemed
aSuyou saw IL
An Tue way he ehlSeiied Europe-oh' the way
he seampered through It!
Not mountain uodged Ms eliinoih not CITY
oui ne knew L;
There wasn't any subject 10 explain IN all 'rea-
Hut he could 20 10 E,ro,- and bring back an .
Illustration
'O"e eioHu.d ou' tolir''t hiih hi'' i oe'e"
anu uelisi'eu
'"'-o pio.uiS 'iiO" Il anu "
al Niii'eu'
anu ny "iIe "oui' Hipe .-eI s'''>''' 'i'u
l.nd whisper, THAT IRE ticket was very good
investment"
Ill
Now aiIer SiN months travel wr were most Of
US all ready
To settle down little. -, 80 live more sIaid
and steady;
.,ros 10 r-.t ,,s
TzI,g bora- mad, faith mor. r,aor,.rt hr,
the narson Wouldn't LEI us
To view lne seI-Same scenery lime and TINE
again ne q can U.s.
over rivers, plain'' and mountains ne would
any minute haui Us !
To get the eargOes ready for his regular Sunday
sailing
-
'''' " . - = ''"'' anu l'''''
ss'u.i ,
'''1
That tb, Lord had made one ,,nt,nep, and
rnen never made another, 80 :
S'Hie.lnies, luoeeu' he 'ANe u III" sweet 4
Iainiiiar places
Ana pun along qui'e STEADY IN Ire good Oid
nosPel traces
huI sOOh my WE would shuddeT' Just IL II a
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
hotels.
TIFFIN HOUsI

- MINER, Proprietor, Market Street, Tff-
u I'm. Ohio. The house has been thor
oughiy oSerhsuled. has good stabling, and Is
fsTepzred 10 furnish the travelling public with
al Necessities In good Styie.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
NJ BREWEI

4 TrOBSEf At Law. Special attention
n gwen - al kinds OF Military Claims.
B4ck pay, Bounty, Pension, etc once In
SsIiOnI Exchange Bank Block. opposite the
Cgun House. 1ifin. Ohio.
Jan Il
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23

nF ALLENTOWN, Pa OFFICE over
" kirehnsr & BOnnuth's Grocery Store.
Special attention given % female diseases
Spehk1 English and German. Night calls an
ssgened AZ the ONCE
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
Vick's Floral Guide.

l7--Satlsfac;ioa guaranteed sHf rr.rrs rea-
~8qabia. MS tL
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
WILLIAM ). CRAWFORD. n. D

WILLIAM }. CRAWFORD. ~. D.,
INCLECTIc PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
II Thankful for patronage during The past
seven yearS, and viii continue % serve the
public IN al branches OF the Medical PrOfes-
sion kesidenee and once, No. % Perry Street,
Two doors west OF Washington.
Aug. l., 5Gtf.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23

OII ACRES. seven and one-hali miles no1l
Jf Of Tifiin- All river bottom and hlacl
walnut soil IS acres under nne cultivation
Excellent apple and peach orchards. Fran,
house OF fye rooms Large barn Living wa,
ter IN both house and barn yards Cash vii
hML This farm renlnrs ahIN low
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23

160ACRES, three miles from Thin, OF which
lOO 10 acres are In good cultivation T; bal
llBce fine timber. Running water, supported
by No. spring two orchards, LOO bushels
Of wheat harvested In 1873. VIII sell for the
mammal sum Of So. 50 per acre, on reasonable
time.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23

HUNTS RENE
OT IN courage )
sleep. Creates an
appetite, braces up
the system and re-
newed health Is
the result. send
or Pamphlet TO
Wm.E. Clarke,
Prnuidanna &
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
HUN
Remedy

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23
TT &E R. r.

T., & ERR.
Ou and AFTER November 10. 1873, trains WI
leave stations daily rs follows, sundays eE-
/ ceptcd
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-01-23

EIvE ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED on
j. kilbOuTn street Republic, Seneca county,
Ohio. Two and one-haf acres In orchard. aud
Oue Of the best graf1ed varieties Small fruits
OF ali kinds. House nearly new, With slN
rooms and painted in the most modern Styie
barn. Wood House, Sheds, cistem and all the
Recessary out-huildings. Good fenres, fine
picket frlnt,
This Is a rare opportunity. Price los and
Iennr 10 suit purchaser.