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'MYEKS & MILLER, -
CDITORS'ANO PROPBIHTORS.
THURSDAY DEO. 27, 1BC8.
The News.
The new French Minister hn r
ltvel in Vsslilngtoti.
Too flitted Stales Sup-emo ('.nut
hut adjourned until Wednesday neat.
Gov. orth m inauiriifaled as
Governor of Nurlli Carolina on Satur
U:iJ last.
During tlie luntyo.tr, "7,000 arrests
liavo lecu, mado in N. Y. City. 83
were for homuride. ,
Tho Supreme Court of Ohio lias
aljourned until Thursday; . tho 3d tf
January.
South Australia will have surplus
of 10 !,... iv li-.i.nof broadituff tlioprcs
cnt season.
Mark Twain, iho humorist, in tu
route from California to th city
New York.
Pcnor Gabriel Tatars, the Ppanish
Minister. is lying quito ill in New
York.-
A private eablo dispateh slates
the Empress Girlotto died at Mira.
mn on Friday night.
Mti.it.tnr Campbell arrived at C.al
veston yoBlc'iluy, cu ronto for New
Orlcalia and Washington.
It is reported that tho late severe
weather in Indinna has materially
danuigcd tho wheat crop throughout
the t'tttto. ..
Rear Admiral Dnblreen tins boon
assigned to duty as eoinmandor of tho
Southern 1'ncilio Squadron,
Hon. James Semple, formerly Uni
ted fctalr-s Cenntor from Illinois, and
afterward Minister to Bogota, died ou
Friday last.
During tho last week four hundred
and rcven ty ni emigrants panned
through Columbus, of whom two
hundred aud nine will remain in this
S title.
Tho Masonic llrothcrhood of Phil
adelphia, havo dcoidid to erect n new
Mnsonio Temple in-that city, and tu
cost not less than" half n million of
dollars.
. It is reported that Peru and Chili
havo determined to reject tho pro
Tiose'd terms ef modiation from France
and F.ngland, and aro continuing the
preparations of war.
A dispatch from San Francisco
States that negotiations oro. pending
for tho introduction from China of a
large force of laborers lor work ui
tlto Pncifio ltailroad.
A petition is in circulation in Chio
ago, aud soon will bo thoughout tho
whole State, urging the Illinois Leg
islature to abolish all distinctions in
political rights regiouuded ou nice or
colnr. -
Tho two hundred and forty-sixth
Bncrbary of tho landing of tho Pil
grims at Plynioth, was commemora
ted on Saturday evening by a festival
at tho Wuluut street houso, Cincin
nati. A summary of tho pastoral labors
of tho Ia!o llcr. Asa Ilrnnann. in -
eludes eight thoushud sermons, onot
thousand five hundred baptisms, ten
thousand manmjes. and three thous
and funerals.
Georgo Gray, a atoamboat captatiiv
who had complained fur some days of
a severe paiu iu hi sido, suddonly
foil to tho floor aud expired at his
rokideuee la Coviugtou, ou Saturday
night last.
Gen. Sherman arrived at Now Or
leans, ou Thursday evening, from
Brownsville, Texas, his mission hav
ing proved a failure becausn of tho
refusal of tho Imperial authorities
to grant him a pass across fhoir lines)
to reach Chihuahua
Messrs. Elliot and Shollabargcr, of
the rew Orleans Commission, arrived
there Thursday evetiing, with their
Secretary, Mr. Caton. They havo ad
dressed a letter to Major Mouroo, re
quiring him io furnish 4hoin a list of
tho police on duty at tho timo of tho
riot.
Though most of tho Senators and
lteprcseutatives have left Washing
ton, a number of the working men of
both branches In the nioro impoi tt.ut
esmuiitteos, are remaining at the cap
ital to prepare work for Congress at
its reassembling.
Advices from Texas atate that a
perfect reign of terror Is existing on
the frontisra of that State. Our
Washington special says Sunator
Jlobcrts more than sustains Senator
Wilson's doclajratioo last summer that
.i . . -
xnora man iwo uiousaoa colored peo
ple id been murdered ' during the
fist jear in the State. -
twrducr, the soap mao. vitdtod
Washington reooutly and left for New
Epi'Iaiid in hiu spirits, Gsu. Grant
having ;iven him a letter pufSng his
soap, and, what was better still,
d him for a copy of his soo, t'Swiajj
luit Rouud the Circle." , ,
It 1 reported that the United
flutes Suprauie Court will grant a
writ of habu corpus iu the . ease of
i)r. PI add, sad' others, eouBoed at
Prj Tortugas, charged with eomplio.
iiy ia tn ittiuHtiou ef Prteldtut
A Sad Spectacle—Relics of the
War.
A correspondent of tho Chicago
Journal at Quioccy, III., writes t
of
J
At sad a scene as almost any con
nected with tho war, was witnessed In
on streets on Saturday and Sunday.
Two soldiers, brothers, belonging to
one of tit Ohio regiments, discharg
ed from the Soldiers' Homo at Colum
bus, whii-h Hotno i, I nnderstsnd,
brinir broken tin. stopped hero on
their way to tho wflstr.ru part of Mis
souri, where there ajtcd parcuts live.
Both ware iu the battle of tho Wild
erness, both were wounded and taken
prisoiiors, and wcro in Andersonvillc
prison, tbero sufTcrinz, as wo know
those prisoners suffered for twelve
months.
In con.ritienre of tho exposure and
privation, one of them has lost both
feel, and walked on bis knees; the
other had been wounded in ono auk
to ; tho bouos hnd stiffened, aud he
was a ctiptlo, too, walking with
muoh difficulty. They were tho only
childien of their parents, their father
being scvonty-fivo years old. They
had, before being disehargod, sent
their pension and .their bounty to
their father to help pny off a molt -
gngn on liia land, ami, when they
reachod this city, wero without a cent
and had nothing to cat since leaving
Indianapolis. Why some one In the
enrs did not notice their wants is sin
gular. They asked fnrtonio broad at
ono of tho stations, and wcro refused.
Getting hero, they wcro advised to
apply to a benevolent society, which
hits done inoio than pen can tell for
tho Union soldiers ever siuco tho com
nioncument of tho war " Tho Ncedlo
Pickots." They did so, nnd theso la
dies, through their exertions, in a
short time rained f 150 for them, and
obtuinod, through tho kindness of tho
railroad olfuiuls, transportation for
them to their homes, amounting to
thirty dollars more. Our soldiers, of
twenty-two and twouty-flvo years of
ago, John A. Williams and Charles
Williams, 3'ld Ohio volunteers, went
on their way Monday afternoon re
joicing.
to
of
a
to
of
from the Penitentiary
—An exciting Race.
J
Michael Casey, ft convict, employed
as a runner in the saddlo-trco shop at
tho Ohio Penitentiary, attempted, yes
terday, just nfter tho dinner hour, to
moko his esoapo. Ha sealed tho wall
betweon tho inn in prison and tho Co-
"'ilo prison, by means of a ladder,
eatiio tiown in tnu itoui yuru, miu
passed out at tho front gato. ' At
this juncture ho was discovered by the
rruard and tho alarm sounded. Tho
Warden and other officers of the pris
on immediately puvo ehuso. As Ca
sey rau tlowu tho Avenue towards
Havdon's Mill, ho enmo in rungo ofi
the. guard at the South cunt angle of
tlto prison wall, i ho guard Urotl at
the escaping prisoner but tho effect
of the shot was only to quicken his
pace. Ho ran to tho " run, oppo
site tho Ohio tool I otiipnny s Miop,
theu turned and ran up tho "run."
Just then Iho Deputy Warden, Mr.
Dean, who resides iu that locality,
joined tho pursuing party as an clli-
tic it i TuiiuciTeincni, turning uiu pur
sued parly eastward on to Long street
1 lio chaso was
now eminently exci
ting, nnd us the officials gained rapid
ly on the "cross barred ". individual
, "t ultogothcr uneujoynblo to spectn
M0" - A teamster headed Michael off
near tho Gas Works and ho was forced
tt surrender. Casey is somewhat in
sane, but it seems kuew onou:h to
plau a method tifesoapo, that with less
vigilance on the part of tho officers
ni'iKftt huvo been successful. IW.
JlOIIIKIt. " ' .
of
is
in
in
of
Voltaire on Marriage.
Voltaire said : "The moro manied
men you havo tho fewer crimes there
will be. Marriage . rcudcrs a man
mor virtuous and more wise. An
unmarried man is but half a perfect
hoiug, spd it requires tho other half
to make things right : and it cauuut
bo expectod that in this iniporfoet
I state ho can keep tho straight path of
reotitudo nny more than a boat with
ono oar, or a bird with ouo wing can
keep a alright course. In nine caws
out of tcu where married meu be-
como drunkards, or where they oom-
nut crimes against the puuco nl the
community, tho fouudutiou of these
acts was laid while iu a einglo state,
or where the wilo is, as ia sometimes
tho case, nn unsuitable muteh. Mnr-
nit'.'O cU.tnges ihe current of man s
feelings, and gives him a cent re fur
hi thoughts, his affections, nnd his
sots. Hero is a home fr tho entire
man, aud the eouusel, tho atTuetiona,
tno example, and the interest of bis
"better half" keep him from erratic
courses, and from fulling into a thous
and lemplaltoiis to which ho would
otherwise bo exposod. Therefore
the IVieud to marriage it the friend
to society and bis country. '
as
ho
to
of
of
of
on
What Rum Did.
The Toronto Glohe stales that, (he
late terrible and destructive fire at
yuobee was the direct result of rum
drinkiog. That paper says;
" The ftre originated from a drunken
aeoaucnery in a tavern, near day
light. The men wore disputing ovcr
uietr m-goMUD gains ai eards. l.rom
wnrdd thftv nnin. .. 11. - i ..
w ,nu UiC
utDie ueing upset, ou which was a ooul
oil lamp, In a moment the oil became
ignitea and Uien the building in a few
... ... ....... i 1 1 t
oral in uia vicinity, andfu half an
hour the Or centre hid word. In an
hour the hose was laid aud the water
let CD. lo ten Diiuutes after, the Ural
una was out by some miscreant, and
soon after, a similar tiling happened
te the second one. Tie fire now
became nnmausgoabla aud the popu
lace panie stricken. - ,
of
be
all
be
to
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.
SENATE.
Mr. Wilson ofTured a joint resolu
tion directing tho President to In
struct tho officers of tho Army and
Navy, and of the l'rcodmens Jlurcsu
prevent and prohibit tho Infliction
corporeal punishment for crime
and misdemeanors in lutoly rebellious
states until their civil governments
shall havo been recognised and rati-
lied lit CojicrCss. Ordered to be
printed. , .
Mr. Jlondcrson offered resolution
based on a dispatch from Governor
Fletcher of Missouri, calling upon the
President for information as to wheth
er bo has. sinco tho first of Decern-
brr. sent troojiS into tlto interior ol
Missouri, fur any purpose, and, if so,
to indicnte bis reasons, Ac. Adopted.
Mr. Williams ro.o to personal
explanation A stated that he had been
misunderstood and misrepresented in
certain circles in regard to a petition,
tlo hail reportod it luck from tho Fi
nance Committee with a request to
bo discharged from further consider
alion of the s.imo.
A petition from tho ladies of the
Treasury Department having been
presented at tho last session, praying
for an Incrooso of salary, tho salaries
of the ladies wero raisod in accord-
nncc with tho petition, and tho Fi
nonco cRmmitteo had, therefore, no
further use for tho paper, and had it
reported back to tho renale. Mr
Williams said that n story hud been
put in circulation that ho hnd report
ed adversely to tho proposed iuercaso
of salaries, and bo had receivoj tev
eral scandalous letter with rof'ercuoo
to tho auhjci't, and ho winded to in
form tho parties interested that such
attempts to coerce .Senators to ncfode
to tlieir demands would liavo but lit-
tlo effect upon him. Ho bad favored
judicious increaso of salaries at the
last sossion, and should do so, but he
should act in accordance with bis own
isenso ol lusueo. rcenrulcss ol the
abuse or threats of men who bad
misrepresented him, individuals, por
haps, who at the last ncssion, were
oiiirnged in maligning Congress thro'
rcMolutions of their Johnson Club.
Mr. l'omcroy introduced n bill to
secure tho t-pcedy construction of the
liiion I net lit) itailroad, iouthern
branch, nnd tho telcgrnph lines, and
securo to tho Government tho Use
tho abovo for military and postal
purpose.-). It provides for tho Issue
ofli per cent, bonds, of ono thousand
follars eat li, to run twenty years, on
completion of each, twenty miles,
tho rato of sixteen such bonds per
mile. Tho road is to run via Fort
Ililey nnd Fort Smith, i.i tho valleys
tho Neosho aud Grand Arkansas
Uivers.
Mr". Wilson presented tho follow
ing joint resolutions ,
Wiikukam, 1 lie practice ofinflieting
corporeal punishment for offences
against the laws and municipal rights
barbarous in character, nnd degrad
ing In practice; nnd whereas, in tho
present ulisuttled state of civil nll'airs
tho States lately in rebellion, tho
ficednicii in their helplessness are
liable to subjection to this barbarous
degrading punishment, which would
tho existing condition of affairs,
endanger social order and nil nidus
trial interests: therefore bo it
iVmxW, Tint tho President of tlie
United Status bo, and ho is hereby
suttionr.cd nnd directed to instruct
tho officers of tho Army and Navy,
and of tho I'rcedincns Kiireau, to
prohibit, and prevent tho infliction of
corporeal punishment for any crimos,
misdemeanors or oil en -eft by any pre
tended civil authority of any Stutt
lately in rebellion, until their civil
government shall havo been reorgan
ized, ratified and guaranteed by the
Congress ot the I nited states.
The bill to admit Nebraska was
tnen taken up. 1 no question was
upon Mr. llemliii ks' motion to post
pone the further coiisido'.ntiou of the
bill until tho 7th of January
J'.diminda took tho Hour a is support
tho amendment of Mr. Itrown, at
taching a condition of impartial suf-
tniise, upon tho admission ot the .State.
Uo mitintiiHtud that Congress had a
rishl to mnkaonndiiiout precedent to
lite admission of a rotate aud that ii
would bo rctrogadttig Iroiu the ennui
plo of equal rights, asserted in the
District Suffrage Hill, to permit an in
coming State to deny suffraio on ac
count of color. "
Mr. Wade denied that in advocat
ing this bill ho was less tho advocate
ot free principle than ho had been in
former ilnys. Ho regarded this bill
a help and not a hindrance to free
principles.
JVlr. l'omcroy gave tho reasons whv
should veto ngaiust Mr. Jlrown's
amendment. lie felt bound, he said,
act In good faith to tho Stuto and
could exact no conditions now that
were uot in tho enabling act.
Mr. Howard replied to the speoeh
Mr. Kdmuuds, denying the riuht
Congress to attach the conditions
Mr. Ilrown's amendment.
At JM5 P. M o veto being taken
the ponding bill or amendment,
Mr. Giimo asked that u executive
session bo held.
Mr. Duckulew, who had the floor,
dotliued to yilold, and proceeded to
speak at length upon tho bill aud
nmcudments, dwelling mainly upon
the topics already discussed.
Mr, Spraguo followed iu a written
speech opposing the bill.
After uu executive session tho Sen
adjourned to Thursday, Jan. 3d
. . .
A Sound Platform.
The Pittsburg ihmnirrcial lav,
down its platform ou tho suffrage
question as loiiows: ,
We are in favor of one uuiforui ru'e
suffrage, tor all persons and colors,
and that is intelligence. The ab
surdity ol making a color a qualifies,
ttou or di-oualiBcation is too great to
defended even by the utost anti
quated fogies.
If a colored man is qualified to
ut biiouju is a voter, aud if a
white uiuu is not qualified to vote he
ahoulJ uot bo permitted to vote-but
4hat are mialified .luul.i v.... ...
this wo would add, tlmt we thiu'k the
quetx.a of-suffrage is of so much
importance It shoulJ ih 1
decided on its merits and
depeud 9t ths fate of other cro.m.
SlttOBS, - r
A Sound Platform. New Advertisements.
Ounrtllan'aj jBalo : .
or
Tlcal TCata to.
piTtjT to en order of the Probate
Court of Seneca county, OMo, In a
certain causa therein pending, wherein
iho subscriber as snch Guardian Is plaint
iff ami JuhnO. I.yberjrer sod the other
minor heirs of Andrew J. I.yherprnr, her
wards are rtcrrmfatits, I will oiler fur sale
at piblic vendue on tho prcmisos, on
Si In r Jug I he 2iA dij ff Ja n na ry 1 8C7,
between the hours often A St., and four
St., of said day, the real estato de
scribed as lollows, to wil!
Lit No. sevon In Iht village of Ktnis
8 incca county, Ohio, free and uiiincum-ber.-d
of mV riyhl of dower therein.
T!tms of sale, cash on dv of sale,
SARAH A. FKinEKGF.il,
Guardian or minor heirs of Andrew J.
Friborger.
Lex Sl Hrkwrr, Attorneys.
decU7u)lu($3,A0w3. . .
OF V
NEW
STOCK
OF
GOODS
At
.. i i mmm
FOIl 1HG7.
rTIfANKFUL for post favors and pat-r
rouage lieretoliire bestowed, thfjr ap
pear bolore the public to solicit a Cnntin
uanc.iof iho same, ll ivinj jiut reoeived
a fine and
WELL SELECTED STOCK,
which they intend selling st the
' ' . ' V'f '
Lowest PoMsilslc Price.
For tlio T-.nlit? 1
They havo one of tho finest stocks
Dress Good, :..
Hoop BkirU, . '
Fur. '"'!'
' Kid nnd Cloth OlOTcs.
Hosiery
Ac,
in town,
All
kirnla of
Men and Do)-8
Ctissiiui-rs,
tiutioetta,
F'.auiK'lp,;
Fur
Muf-
flora, Duel; nnd Kid Glovo;.
, ALSO
A flno ftsaortmcnt of ' '
' ...... tt .M
' '., AND
, C3-T , f ,B3 WA!RE
To suit every jioraon. ' ' .
G i vo us ii call. : o . '
J. fe N. WATSON, ,
Tiflin, Ohio.
doc27n1ltf.
Public Sale.
THE undersigned Will offer for silo
1'ub'it? suLliou, at the late ' residence
of Lloyd Nrrls, dece ived, three miles
south of T.flin, on the
. Sn Dat or Jakdast, 1807, ;
The (roods and chatties of said deceased,
CKimiuing in part of Grain of all Itindr,
lical I't the ground, ll-iraca, Cattie,
Hoys, IIuuics, Harness and numerous
other articles.
Hulo to coiunience at 10 o'clock, a. m
Terms mado known on day of sale.
S. J. SEED. Kxecutur.
Tilli ii, Dec. SO, ISb'G. pl3. St.
IN'ollcc.
i lie. usocmicnea l as been duty ap-
poitaru tuxeeuior ol tho lat will and
leaiiiintnt ol Lloyd Norria,lat of Seneca
county, Ohio, deceased.
- i 8. J. &EED, Executor.
Titn, Poe. SO, 1003 jit$2 , 3t.
Ilivorco. ' :
JOSEPHINE REDFIELD. whose rea-
w l.l..A. ...:l. . . L. .
thai Gih.rge H. R'dfl-ild.of Soneca cottn
..vw ..iiniiiiivn. will ' IBIO llutlUC
ty Ohio, Ins Ibis day filed in the Court ofi
Common Pleas of a. id' County, his oeti.
lion for divorce from aiiJ Jotephine,
chaining her with croas nci'leel of dutv
and with having Irauilulentty oenliacU-tl
the uiarrnifre contract with petitioner, and
uo bks mat said contract may bo an
nulled, i-
Tt said nelit'on will b I fur hearlntr Ml
tne r.uruary term of aald Court 167.
A n4 Iho defendant will taka notitia that
depuaitiona lo be uaril tin tlio hearino of
uu pi iitinn win oe taken at me Amer
ican Hotel on Broadway at. New York,
on the I0.lt day of January, J8HT, be.
tween the hours of 7 o'clock. A, . and
10 o'clock,. St., (r said d ir.
' t.taaoa et I'assisexos, .
- Atioraeys ot l'utitittnvr.
ua lJu9 (116,00, , v ..
mm
1RR1VAL
of
at
I
GUARDIAM'SSALE of real estate.
Pwsstrasrr to an order of the Probsti;
Court ef Seneca county. Ohloi to me
I suod wherein the subscriber ia pluintirTi
and Alcxinder rJmith and ntners Ins
wards are defendants, I wilt efTur st pub
lie voodtie on tho premises hereinafter
described, on Saturday (hi 19th day of
January 1867, between the hours of ten
A, sr. and four p. m. of sold day, tho resl
estate bounded and described as fallows,
to Wit f
1 1. lot No. fourteen (14) In the town of
rU'iinville, Henrra county Ohio, bounded
nn the rnirlh by the F.nHlay slat road,
on tho woslby the alley boiween lots No
11 snd 14. on the south by the slfcy be
tween No 6 and 11 and on the enst by No
15. Ire and unincumbered of tne
dowrr of Maris Smith, now . Maris Tup
ping, therein.
snd two years with interest from day of
rF.n.MS. oue-llliro cun, unu-mnu in I'll.
sale. Deferred poymcnts to bo sccureu
by moftgneo on the premises.
HENRY DOUB,
Guard, of minor heirs rfj.icab Smith
dee'd. dcca0nl0?fl,00w4,
NATIONAL HKSOKT
. FOR : ...
UD1ES AND CESTLEHL1.
BOOMS ON 2d FLOOR. NATIONAL CLOCK,
' JiWi Street, Tiffin, Ohio,
TWF, tpntivnlirncil Uhsi ptvlftint fn nnnnnrlrff
to hii Oictifli anii th .tutillu m rtltv. tlmt b
tvfiUtd hiltrgttJtmuiotJloui
3 ininy 1 ooiuh
Whh llllht unftiVm littpmytpmsnli, 4 It now
tr rpird ihkn tr t irrv up
mm
-MEAU,.
iMCLUDtO '
OYST13IIS
In wtt itlt and mhr rrrfihtntnlf, at anjr
orthatlty, in itiort, uoi.au tiof 01 a
NO. i BILL OF. FARE.
furtlM from distant will b fvnrtil
(lh plain
or fmnoy rafrtshrnvntf on ihorl nolle.
IX. II. --Tree Fiiincli from
lO lo 1 1 A. !tlM tnch tiny.
Thank Iff my rriand. lornn.t favcv.! aolloll
linnail p rnn.t. II .fiarifulljr,
on'J8-n7-l. A. J. Il fJ-C.
TiWELI.TXO HOUSE, with two
"about UO feci front by 511 ft in depth,
on West sido of 1st Monroe street in
Ward, Tiffin, nenr Union school liouso.
For prico and terms enquire of
J. II. 1'ITTENGER.
d20nl0l3.-
Coiisumption,
ScroTuIn, ICliciiiiialism!
tTEGEMAN'S Genuine Medicinal-
44 Liver Oil, has stood the test of
years, and lliousnnds of piitients attribu
tod their recovery to its tte.
It is warranted pure. IIeiiemah Sl
Cetntsti nnd Druaists, New York.
nvm
I1
ill!
CLOSING our
Sivlo ol Dry CJooiIk.
: OFFER '
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK at AND
BELOW COST!
cojviiiirvoiivCiJ-
J,
ON
THURSDAY, DEC. 20,
' ; y ;;?: and;-v-'; ; ;
illiiat be ;.i '
, Entirely ,
Closed out
Within
! i
Sixty Daj.
KIKE CHANCE TO OUTil.V
" ' DRY GOODS '
Wo take this method
Returning thanls for the Liberal
rjnage wo have received th
ing the past, '. ; '
nnd now invito ono nj all to come
uui socur bargains, tnch as has
not been offorctl boloro. , r
..' " ;' Kosf.ectfully, ' '.' ; ''
';Wii & 'DJJiiLTi),:
Ni'IJ ; AH who are intlobtod to
ui on account or i tlierwiao, will
please call and lottlo t tha rlieat
IKwaihIti moment, . C. tfc II.
EMORDIMTI
hi
btrt.
hoar
aoa
lots
1st
Cod
2 0.
Co
v.
ATav Sale '-
QNE of th fincfct residences lo tho Til
Inge fof Republic. ! '
Three aifj'ilnlntf lots with a good hoose
nd barn and o'herguud outbuildings, al
Si) a flno lot of fruit trees, vines. Ac.
Possession given Immediately if desi
red. Enquire ofMrs. Sur.r.T Williwas or
J.. M. STRONG, Tiffin, Ohio.
' dctaOalOtf. i,.' ..'
,-lAHM FOR 9Ln AT A ftARIAI. '
Kann.iTir m l Kin "f n rnii'f , inn
rrr- tvll m fnfl " ot rnitivaiion ano
th dlnfi ftnt Hmt"Fl. tMh ft Urr" ffm irn
astr viAek Hift, inlti Hwit, iwoiM Wlli 4
dtcim with livinf wif nd ft Urf bearing Ut-
chnr.i '
t Trm Ipw in iimt jMn ir Pnnm.
AfpW it 't H'fntth'i't Oriice, Til71n,.hlo.
TFT
'ii.v Etm Mans
$KW sttllv. with-
out thirtof or litest
otnsii. kffnt, no it-
paid, on rtt of
lfnta.
Ir K. B Footi,
1 10 Hrnnilwar.
New York
COM TOR THI
KvFTi'ntn. Knt
rinst (mi (I no rtcviftt
of l) centi.
aArfilroa
Pr. B. H. Vfxrn
1131 llmilwy(
Nrw Voir.
Wont in araltrl
nvelnpa on
rlpt if ( MBtf,
Al.litt; )r. R. I
Kootb , aatttor of
Mfl. 'onu Hnt,
HUD Hronlway H
Pec. SO, 1800.
The wondcrrul prugress of Med
ical Science rinrlnif the past six
yeirs ;.nly, mikes it possible fur
laCfl l',e conscientious I'hysician to
d. c'are now that CoRsi'Mmoa is bscer
taiklt crsno as IuterinitlHiit Fever, snd
and as CEitTATSLir . viiEvrsTto as Hintll
Pox. Rev. Charles E. King, M. IJ.. LL
D., etc.
KING'S
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
Mule from the prescription of ltev Ciias.
E. Kino, M. D., LL. D., ic, f.jr tho
prevention and cure of
IN ITS MOST ADVANCED STAGES,
for the Hadicul Cure of Asthma, Bron
chitis, Cntnrrh snd all affection of the
Lungs, I'lironl and Air Pussigcs; for
(icnt-rtil and K;icciul Dcrangcmcut of tho
Nirvi us System; for IJiaordi rs ol the
HLOOf); und for nil Functional Disorders
of the stomach and Dowels.
It Immediately increased the slicngtli
aim deepens i:ie color ol tns pale blood
It subdues Iho Chills and Fever, and
diminishes the Expcclorulijn. It chocks
Iho night sweats, ulays, in from seven
to lourtccn uuvs. The oppotito is
oncu invigorated out tho putient rapidly
ffnins fl sli; the cmtali ond the diflicu
breathing aro speedily relieved; the sleep
becumpA calm and refriMhincr! ami iho
evucuaiiuna regular and uniform.
All the j? -htr.il Hvmiiiotn of CON
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHI
TUS, &., disappear with really aston
ishing rapidity.
llie Prescription ahou.d bo vsed
every cuse where the Pyaiciiin prescrihea
-lyutiiili mixiuris, ' l onics,' Iron, Ai ida
Bark, Q'linine, Cod Liver O.I. Whiskey,
&.C., nnd in t v.iry discuse, by whatrvcr
name known, in which there is exhibited
any one or more ol the following
Symptoms x .
Diiricultor Irrertulnr Breathing, L'.s
of II rem h, Cough, Waiting ct Flesh,
N'igbt Sweats, liieeding from the Lungs,
Let.. 01 nirengtn, i.iks ol Appetito and
General Debility, Debility of Pregnancy
and Nursing, Flying Pains through the
ahoulu-rs, thesl fuco and Limbs, Neu
rulaiu, Nervous Heudachc, Nrvoua Irri
tnlion, Nervous Prostration, Giddiness
DazincsH, Exceasive Pulencss. Sore
Throa', Drowsiness, Sleeplessness Dys
pepsia, oour ciomacti, ucariDurn, sink
inir or onpresfion of the slomneh be fort
or ul'ier eating, Constipation, Remittent
lever. &.c, and cspctiiilly in tho female
disorders or Uterino Iireiulnrities sueli
dillicult, paiutiil, suppressed, scinty
i-xc.oa.ve, uciuyi-n, premature or too
rrecpient meiidtruution.
Btatoments from ratfents,o.
Your irescription lias aaved the life
ol my ttaughlcr ami ii.is saved hundreds
of dollar lor me. Rv. E. Humphreys
Rcmicn. New Vork.
We bless God for tlto B -ncfit wo hnve
received from yonr Prepared Prescription
Rev. P. Pereirriue. Blossliure. Venn.
Every one to whom I have recommnded
it has bem-littcd much by its use. -Rev.
L. l. Jones, Kueino, Wmconsin
IIibi.k I1ju.-k, Astok Place, New. V..rk
lit tho oiirly pal-t of Ft-hru'iry, 1885,
was suuYring from a Violent cough, for
wtiicit i nnu been treated during the aix
inontha previiiu'lv without hcnrl'n. I had
night sweats which completely prcalratcd
luc' "to evening iioarsciiCEa would
come on which would prevent me from
speaking aSovo s wlil-pcr. I had then
had two atauka of bluetling from the
lungs. My family physician assured me
that ho could do uuiliing rtWo fur. me
was growing ropiilly worse and had been
compelled to 'leave buiiicsa ..fur nearly
two mouths. All my symptoms imlica
ted, uiimiHakttbly, the presence of tho
Consumption. In the beginning of Feb
ruary, Mr. Hjnry Fishor, Treasurer or
the American Bible Bocieiv, proycnicl
mo with a buttle of the PHEcajito in
scription. In a few days my appetite,
which 1 had entirely lost, relurnpil an.l
In less than two w.-cks the nlclit sweats
wero broken up. Theceforward I
strength rapidly, and am now rgularly
attending to my duties as cltrk to the
American Bible Society, in wbiunmn.
piovmont I have boon nine years. I am
now eiijoyinjr rrood health. Your lr.
scription iH'jcloil a Curowlion my friends
despaired of my recovery.
' 1 ItONAS J. Cokger.
I have N err his or Spasmodic Aathma
lor It years. Unmij l id lust a x .....
I have never had an uninterrupted nights
rest. It oft.in seemed to mo that I ui.'.nlil
die before I could ir -t nlr into mv luo
I auirered so greatly from shortness of
hrath- tlikl . I u.nd Mr...n..l .J . t
-. , ... . wwuiibia to rasa
iriu.,..ul r-nta w aia lnr ll-Om fllW PH.I
oetico to rr.y place of oiiMin,.. ti,
nini oeiuro i , oiitained tli Pi-..nmn,i
.vv..u..vi, im. in c wiirsi innr i pnn.
patsca. on oDiainiuj t.ie romedv I t .,,t
a teaapoonfitl at no-jn and a 'ain al nfulit
n.l .1..... .11 ...:.i . .
have not had s broken niglit'a r'at aince.
' 1 have now eomnletelc
P H 4lli:in WIIIIUUL . U'UUiniT. I
rcoovarod my strength sod spirits ami am
uot ntHiett'd v. iih sliortnoM of braaih.
I
shall ba clad to 'have any ono olllut
J
with asthma call and s.-e me. Ezra C.
LaTuDf,,, N. 33a, 4th st. Not Vurlt. .
Tbe PKKPAUtiU PRtlSCHI.' l'UN
ia piit up in a 91 bottle, aud is sold bv
r, t...- ii..' . '
fclJ':hrtaUV'.-aa'i.
addrt.d ia the ISole Proiirlelor. UucAai.VX
(. M"Ses 6V Co., 37 C"UlaiiJt tr,.,.t
New Vork. restitution free. A circular
containing particulars and many eisrs
sucecsafuMy treated, will be s.-nt (rue ay
Soall to all who write for it. F r Kale in
rilrlnby HERSSillSKaoi MVERtJ
, ,aJc;utJy..k.. '.i "i . ... i:
1
at
t
in
Strieker
OF
Imincnsc Stock of Splendid Piece Goods,
COlIFILISIiTGr-: ,
:; i .1 -i . ' .
HEAVY BEAVER CLOTHS, All Wool)
FINE' CHINCHILLA BEAVER, All Colon;
FINE DOESKINS, for OTercoatinjg;
AIT IMMENSE VARIETT Or
uniuBinu. in nm
.A LvVIlOIJ ABWUtTMICNT OK
HEADY
FOUrw HUNDRED OVERCOATS, from $0,50 to 922,00;
Ca3sitncrc Suits from $10,00 to $27,50;
CI1EAP COATS FOR FARMERS, from $3,50 to $3,00;
s. -i
Pants and Vests in great variety and all prices; also
Fino benvy double and singlo Wamnses; (all wool)
Woolen Ovcrabirts, Uundersbirts and Drawers; (woven and knit)
Cotton and Woolen Socks; fine XXL Linen Shirts; , "y A ;
Overalls, Buck an 1 Sliccp-skin Gloves; Trunks; Satchels;
and everything pertaining to a gentleman's outfit.
100,000 XJSJT'jnSH. OOLIiAIlS t
Agent for Metropolitan Pajier Oilar Cumji'y.
Having just returned from tho Eastern Market snd being in daily receiptor
the latest patterns of Casshrtercs, we ore enabled to suit all tastes, and guaranty
our Prices lower than any other Clothing Houso in the county.
Solicitina a call from everyono, we ronocst you to look over our stock as w
are most willing to oblige.
Cu'tom Tailoring done in tho latest
teed. Gcorgu So under, Cutter. '
sept.20-Um.
Comer.
AN
or the very iatest styh,
l,,r
MADE, CLOTHI1TO-:
: ! COMP1USINO :; '
improved styles, and a tip top fit guaran'
STRICKER BRO'S & 00 f '
. Tiffin, Ohio.
or
or
I
I
"SSIstlnnr nattirt to re-a81trt tlC
.. opoioAisriD's i
Magic Bilious Powders.
THIS PREPARATION I. m
iH.u.T tt ol ll Rt. i.
rol.nil, forni.ll; th P.or ortllt
Hipli.l l.'huruh.ln tlioMown." !
Ilinnp.hu. anil a Urlf b-
knr,l hv ll.t rtoinlntion llir fli
oiit NMf Knfl.aa. It w.olilinn
to l.avt lli.liliit una r
cinr lo .vlii. on lil.pil S"
' Mnaio fowaaas an an of Ilia
VeiivAW
init ooniWul 4l.oreral. of aioil.ia limn. Iil.lt."
(.real Liter in J Bilhus Keaie Jyl
A'hf.-h rBfitJrfle.lv ilimwa tu th ahn.U tl ntK-f til
t-vntin nitilicma nr it ftirU h'm mn-'h traiiB
naiiun Ihnt irwv roiv iIm u nanroout npirouauoi-vi
.v.i g w iu Lio us ' ro wva'rs
ara '
Positivo Cure for Liver Oomphinti
la lis moat RjcrbtaOil1 form,, and1 an trand.tt T
routor for all 1
BILIOUS DKRAN0ESffENT3.
HEADACEE, . '
UONSIirATtOX, s ,
i i a BLOTCH ft?,
A B ALLOW SKIN, DROWKJNKSH, m.7J.NF8
HEARTRURNn, (ALMTATlON, and a inoif o.
Jnrul CURB and ' ' ' " -T '
PrcvrnUve of Fever and !4gue.
WsaiWtso all fh) tw )rfMJ -wltth ttiU fecFh'
mnltiljf 10 alwayt. kap ibt Owtlfrt on iuud Wit!)
for iiniiivdraia u. its'.-.. ;s
llr a fw Imrrorlant inrtieoari :
I- Thar art Ui GraaiiiiciAa fut all Dilloaa Af.
fvctton. ' " " ' ' - .,-.
8.1. TM an lb onhr kMwn iasHlr thu. )!
r i.ivsr uiliili)ini,
3d Tli ar lit only ktiotrn rt marly (hat will enrt
4tt Tha Powilara ara io Ihoroitfh that ou pa,k
an will b allitMt a wajorlt of IIiom at.af than
ia i rm ivwnv m cur.
aisiit? ara mtlil aBat-nlMsisinl lha ma.i
Hvuibai eainnitiQ knnwit.
Otli-a rhv ara lh ohrMt mnrl bl ftinlr..
taiti, alhvvcan ba (Hnt liv mii t mt t
iaii nn uiv ino u nny run is, t
(circular ooniaimnji inrllltoniai, fnrormatiaai. at a
miu ia any iau oi n a worm ii ol t-hrj.
ST (H.t UY ALL 0Ri'41;UTH,or bvatall
AfvjUoaUu to C.(j.XArlK kt'i),
I'IMIU AtilKTtb
NEWillAVtN, HUSS.
Price- 50. cent per box,
FptaHibarU7,18W .".. I ... , , .,
Dyspejosia Cure.
THIS GREAT REMEDY Fof all UIMKASESaf lb.
STOMACH:
I. tlx SittotT.r r ilia lar.mw of Ou.l falaaiilo
C.VUGIt BALSAM,
W'tlla riprimrnllnf To. hi. own hk.. It cand
i'r.mp ia tno itiuiioh for hini.whicU hm4 blr.
Tiri.i..uo auiiiiq .K...tfil rhliiMlofin. Tho almo.l
.iljf to.lliannf Iron. Tarioo. i,f tl, owlpy
coiirno a. tu b.li.vo ihro Is nu di.oa. nau .rd b v
diMirJof.a tlowack that tt Klllaw Bj.ae.tl ly anro.
Physicians Enaurie And Use It!
Hjil stirs Qivs Tsstf atony or Its Efficacy. '
And r.ai all diracUaj Mlva lUino. ar...
1 .4iloriii.l.' .... . "
Dysjiopsiiv J ,
It I. taro to oura. " ''
Jlonrtbvtrn ! , .
Oao dM will eara. ' '
IIV.I TT . .
OlCK-HCaoactlO Ua v t
-r 1 ....... J
It aaa aoroil la aanilr.dkoroaaa.!.,
AciJitj of the Stoinnclit .
It coiroet. a. bqco!
HotiJac'if fttiJ Dlriiiimnij I , ,
It .lop. ialhirtyaif !! 4
Rising of tho Food 1
, ' " It Slop. iMBoJIatol)?
Distress after catiiijl
, ' Ooodo.a will raaiaTot
yiiolorft Morons- !l ; ' -
,' ... . "'aidtyjlauiw arwo!
Bud Hreath 1 ' . ...
' ' Will baohsa4 wlta aair aaattl.
It ujiereetly hurmlrtl
. It. l'up-!-.J..i.l rttwMw It ia, fMl
IT CUii&S
ta th .rma; trwi,i a.i.. laib
Vauoil 6lato.fcil. 11 p.
' ,U:t VoVur pier Ihitllr.'. ' '
' - t.U CLUk k UJ.rnairlalira.' '
III.KXIIIHKK h !TKR8,7l.tQKl,
otaaaaaaa. r, laadj.iaVS.v '
r
ia
t
TIFFIN
- - .1 -. . i
W ' Mil I V
Gross, Dorse Co,
Manufaclnrcrs of .: : '
Iflniaketa, '
lllaiiKcf sr
ll'ankrts.
ri:innrl-f
Flnniirl4f
ri.-iinielii,.
lolhts,
Clot lis
Sloe kins' Vnrn,
Wtockiiitc. Ynru. ,.
Slocking Yarn,
: " ' -i f, . .
Wholesale and
Vliole;i It a ii it
AVholesale mid
ItelailT
He tail,
(he Alaaoiacture of
NliirtD,
Drawers,
Jackets; :
Socki.&c,
Wholesale and Itefail
WWII I
1 I UUlJUil
GROSS, DORSEY&. CO.; ' '
- Tiffin O. .
a-tr. ;
Ooi St. lpflo.
A I) IM T8 V I T EI4
For tlie Pitlorinl Hoot of
ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS. .
ll.tolo, rairlolic. Roaaaatia, MvoMraa.aaSTrafleal.
II hut ruled i Ll ,:i
with oai jue Fiat I'ontAiii k Oiaallfal Cafravlaf...
mKKVallaat ar.S llr.r. II..H.J .a. Pi....
L lataaS H,mnlio-lli. Wittvaad M.rv-lou..
Ilia raad.raod S.mmIk Tka MolloT tamo aad8t! '
aoii,, raui,a,h4. uoar aad
"l 'l "I aaaj-Naav. tU-lt.l. kaiipah Faaisaa
worl. and ia.lao W'oaiaa. ie J iiujnnl. )...
"f ' W.fana hoaa Ibtil.inflr pcNrd ia a oaaatar.
ly aia..vat one. hi.lnrtc.r aad
injE It tlaa aio.aaa.io, wiou. bnlaant aad Ca-Oi bio
I aad maallaraadrr f
1 1.J . . L LI 1
book IliM tl .. UL4.alla Toatls. taT itow.u.1
a. wvlfaa Ni.l.aaii.in avay ao l.iai.S ou mwuin
aninliM daiail, biilttant-wlt anil aa.hnM aialory ara
.fekllSittr iaiarw-ovra 1 Oil. wor !' Iilararr ara.
I II". mh aalla ll.t'11. Taa imi.i. ... "
f Jijl dVla.l. aadf am v. wmk and want asaiaililiia?
kamaroo.. aaaianlia aaiL .Laatlibtt. tla. Ajraal.ara
nukioi rtaot IU. la Tno llai.dr.il llnlu..
aia. of allaxp.a.a.. tjrbaod forairaal.r. al.ira.:
inn panioonin aifl ooa aai Mm! aad aroaf af Iba
abuia auomoa. tr AJ,ln , - ., i ,
. .'. JiAIKI.X AL fl BUSKWttl CO. I i. J ,
a-.I MS VaihSia;iatJiaoaH obU
priA PPED HANDS and FiccVsore lips
J ettt, ciM-eJ) st iuics by tho uan H. i
gemh'hi CumirlMtr Ice with Clyeeriiie.'-
koep iho haul soft in the culdeat ,
wsthrw' tie that jrou ket .tlje germims. ,
Bold by Diujins., '-. v , q '
COLOMOV OAlinER vs, Q t. 'Guy,
bi'ljre Reuben I. Carey. Juaticn nf 1
the Peace, Reed townsJilpneea count
The dorendant L. G. Cuv. ia 'lierebr-'
notified thai on the 13lh day of November '
iboo. said justice latutij au attarhwettt'
the above action fur the sum. of ten
dolUrs(10. ' , "