The Tiffin tribune., January 14, 1870, Image 4

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TIFFIN TRIBUNE.
THEb, 0., Frldar, Janaarj lith, 1SI0,
DON'T CROWD.
Don't crowd ; this world i broad enough
(.For you a well as me;' i
The doors of art are open wide '
The realm of thoofcht is free; . ".' . :
Of U earth's places you are riht
To choose the best you can, - ' y
Provided that yon do not try '
i To crowd some other man.
What matter though you scarce csiu Hint
Your piles of golden ore ;
While he can hardly strive to ko-j
' Gaunt famine from his door? '" "
Of willing hands and honest heart
Alone should man be piond ;
Then give him all the room he iieetU,
And never try to crowd. -.-
Donl crowd, prond Miss; yoar dainty -i;k
Will glisten none the less ' ' ' -,!
Because it comes in coutact with
A beggar's tattered dreKs;
This lovely world was never ml-
For you and I alone ' '
A pauper has a right to tread .
The path way to a throne.
Don't crowd the goodrom fH your In art
By fostering all that's had ;
But give to every rirtaerooto-f j. i u
The best that may be bad-;
Be each day's record such a one,
That you may well be proud ;r " 1 ' ' :
Give each his right give each iiu room
And sever try to crowd. ,
t
OLLA PODRIDA.
.
Shutout the guljeet of the -weather,
and you destroy half the world's
conversation.
;.' : j t ,,t . i. .i
A cotemporary say that a roasted
onion bound ' upon the pulse on the
wrist, will Up the tuokt inveterate
tooth ache in a few ruinutct. .n , u
"Silence in the court room, there,"
thundered a poliee nvap7strat-, the
other morning; "the Court ha already
committed (bur prisoners w itliout L
itigable to hear a word of Uio textimo-
uy." -" '
Not having heard from the debating
aoeietiea, in relation to the juum
druni, "Why do hens always lay ggs
in me aay-time."' a contemrary an
swera. iwcnuhe hi uignt Uiey are
T "Vv5' V IT)
A pair of o. 12 hhoe were rec!-iit
ly found lianging to the door-knob of
a Conneticut shoe-tore, U-aring this
iiiMcription: "1'lease repare these
shews. - Wxll eawr orr theru iwr
W-J
In desxTibing a new organ, a coun
try editor says: "The swell died away
in dcJicious suHbcatioii, likuonc slujf
ing a sweet song under the bedclothes-"
"Ikey," said Mn. PartingUia ihe
other clay, "thfcr Jononiieal Ouhcil
they're going to liave in Itome is a
good tiling, fur things are awful dear
since the war."
A teacher, catechising his scholars,
put the following question: "What
was made to give light to jjy? world?"
"Matehea," -cried onwrf-Ho Vouiujw
stere, after a short pause.
A preacher once sauh "If you know
anytblnf tliat will nitlretiLtr'tht?'l
heart glad, run quick and tell it; but
if it something that w ill cause a sigh,
bottle it up." .. . ,
Josh Billings says: "Any business
firm tliat hasn't got sand enough in
its craw to expend a 1 few dollars in
making it business known to three or
four thousand people, ought to pack
up and go peddling peanuta."
Henry Ward Beecher dooms one
who had given serious offence to "sit
for four mortal hours in a cold church,
and listen to a sormon read by a near
sighted man who had lost his specta
cles!" -
Bangor has a sharp lawyer who tried
to get his Christmas turkey for noth
ing. He asked a xountryaian if. the
bird was young, and being answered
In the affirmative, asked if he would
take his oath of it The rural poulter
er assented, and the lawyer adminis
tered the oath and demanded a dollar
as his fee. . ,.,
"Has a man,"" asked a prisoner if a
fct, Louis magistrate, "any right to
commit a nuisance?" "No, sir, not
even tl Mayer." -"TImhi. sir, I chUm
ray libertj', ? I was arrested as a nui
sance, and as no one has a right to
commit me, I move for a nonsuit."
Kend your little child to led liappy.
Whatever cares press, give it a warm
good-night kiss as it goes toiU irtllow.
The memory of this in the stormy
years 'which fate may have in store
for the little one, will be like Bethle
hem's star to the . bewildered shep-
neru-s. ; -
An Iowa editor acknowledgi .the j
receipt of Congressionardoeuments in
advance of the mail. The way it oc
curred waa this: A wolf aliased .the
mail carrier about four miles. They
want the Government to put on that
route a number of able-bodied wolves
to facilitate matters.
A lovely girl in Wisconsin recently
recovered a hundred and frtj- dillars
damage in a breach-6f-proiiiise suit
against a ierfidious lover. . Her law
yer congratulated her on the amount,
when she exclaimed, with a ferocious
glance at the mulcted defendant, and
nervously clinching her fingers, "I'd
give every penny of it, .just to have
one good pull at his hair.-'
A clergyman oflered consolation to
a dying New Orleans Aldermaji, tell
ing him that it was nature's decree
that men should die; that resignation
was a CbrisUau-virtueajid Jhut it was
sweet to die. "What V screamed the
Alderman, "sweet to die!" VYes, my
dear friend, it is sweet to die. Don't
you think o ?" ,".Y, sin but I aui't,
ffnd of sweet lngs:",' "3i
The Allen town . (Pennsylvania)
I Kfmocrat says: "Joseph i Lazarus, of i
vjtiasauqua, na neen been reading our
iiaper since Aasju-t J without
paying for it. Would like to see you
eome down with $18 17, Joseph. If
you don't we are going to malcc tlie
liest 'local' jof you that our readers
have seen in along lime, fio take your
choice, Joe."
A curiosity Is reported in EPol, Polk
County, Oregon; in the shape of a de
formed pig. A sow, the projerty of
James Pompelly, gave birth recently
to litter of nigs, amomr which was one
having the head, including ears, body, ''
and ta il of an elephant, with the feet
anu legs or a pig. it lias a veritable
trunk and only one ey, which is loca
ted under the trunk ; lias no hair ex
cept a lew hot bristle arounrlthe eye;
the body U Llock and whikuiArted.
A Methodist circuit preacher in the
southwsst found, in the course of his
explorations, a member of his flock
who was opposed to Sunday schools.
The following dialogue ensued t f'Uow
many children have you?" "Eleven,
sir." "You know, sister, that our
discipline requires us toatartaSundiy
sc hool wherever we find ten children.
So if you don't send yoar children" to
the seltool, I shall be obliged to set up
a Sunday school in your house." The
eleven were on hand the next Sunday.
John Wesley, theVotinderof Meth
odism, when one day riding through
the country, was saluted by a fellow
who was lying in a ditch,
"Hello! Father Wslr; I aglad
to see you. How do vou "do ?"
"I don't know you,' ' said Mr. Wes
ley, reigning up his horse. - "Who are
you?" . .
"Don't know me? Why' you "are
the very man that converted me." ...
"I reckon I am," said Mr. Wesley,
putting spurs to his iorse ; "at least
oncthinp is evidett,-the-Lord had
nothing to do with U.''--. -
; Hie -stronomem"' reftLw iug
very annoying. One"!l ucoLecies
x present ; to th rartS; Zii-fht
eourss of a few M4riii
new moon, twice ai 'large 'asjjliQ
present, one. f Another leiy f-a
coming telegraphs; me fjin the
sun, in the shape of" a fc4lliam'X;Jeo
trie lighten formiik s UtA-(aiAi
and here is another wiffieTjlwisIng
information that JHpiter fa' huniijf
out, and will dwrtly quit tlie firma
ment in rdisgusJ. Front Australia
comes the news that etara are dirtolv
iugiuto star-vapor , It isf.suggested
that we try'a f sfeThof Signals to the
other planete. - Who knows but tlmt
they are signalling to us an orc-asional
shock of earthquake .to see if , we can
comprehend that. ...
A strange scene occurred lately In
the Antwerp cathednf) onfjicocolioii
of the fcliriitening of tliet ii pf jj liUV
or named Baerts." Just' as the priest
was about to begin the ceremony, the
dean entered and ordered him to stop.
Then turning to the godfather, SLI
Ilerlein, a Ixxikseller, Le aul:; iYm
can not be theortoiumr : vou mA wickl
The other retorted ; "J consider vmi
a excommunicated; leave the church?,
and then addrewin? the beiulU?. Vou
Fhall act &8 godfatlierPi-cij9tc'.""' The1
religous rite was theot VadinhtUteTe4,;l
the indignant father quitting the mho-.
red edifice, and leaving Ifchlnd .-the1
curee with the child. At the tud .on'
being aked who was to iay the- feH,t
he replied, 0, the new "sponsor of!
urse! ' and tshe withdrew
prantly with the babj'.
triuin- i
eu DOOKH."' Tne TKTSOIvad.ircS'd re- i
tilled: "I do wha I fan to gii a kvMC i!
1 eli Catholic book a I rftKp vL1
The Lawyers and the Cats.
-rr.. ..I- 1 . .1 . .. . ...
tieated in the rude hotel of a country
town. The hotel w as erowdwl, and
the room allotted to our two heroes
was also occupied by six or eight oth
ers. .Shakedown lcds, enough to a
eomniodate the guests, were disjwsed
about the room against the four walls,
leaving an open pace in the center of
the apartment.
: J'tuii;e Clark Uyt with lii headlo
tliei north on ont skle. and Judge
Thomas Jay -with hi-? nead to the
south on the other Hide of the room.
.So far as that room was concerned, it
miirht be s,aid tliat their heads repre-
sented the north and soujh F1S re
srieotivelv.
All the other leds in the room were
occupied. The central part of the
room was deemed neutral ground, in
which the occupants of the different
!-Ls had eo,ual riphts. Here, in pic
turesque confusion, lav the boots.hate,
coats and breeches of the occupants.
There were no windows, and though
the door was otn there U-ing no
moon the night- was very dark in
that room.
been
of meekness; for wiien tne iiungrj-
swarm of niusquitoes fec-ttled down
and brt them on the one cheek, they
! sJowly turned the other to lie bitten
i also.
"15ut hush! hark:'
, A deep wiuiid strikes the ear like a
rising knell.
"Me-ow-ow!"
Judges Clark and Thomas were
wide awake and sitting Udt ujiright
in an instant,
Again the startling cry:
"Ye-ow-ow!"
"There's a d d cat!" whispered
"S-att vou!" hlsied nSioaiaL. '
: Cat paid no attention to these dem
onstrations, but gave vent to another
yowl.
"Oh, Lord!" cried Clark, "I can't
utand this. Where is she, Thomas'."'
"On vour side of the room, some
where," replied Thomas.
' "No, she's on your s-dc," said
Clark.
i "Ye-ow-ow-ow!"
) "There, I told you she was on
your side," they both exclaimed in a
breath.
And still the "yow" went on.
1 The idea now entered the heads of
both the lawyers, that, by the exer
cise of a little strategy the might lie
enabled to execute a certain flank
mnvwiifiit fin t f:if and totally de-
moralize hini. Practically, each de
termined to "file a motion to quash"
the cat's attachment for their bed
room. - . T-i r
Each kept his plan to liimself, m4
in the dark, unable to see each other,
prepared for action.
, Htrange as it may appear it Is nev
ertheless true, that the same plan sug
gested itself to both. In words the
plan would be alKTsjtiSHlolio'WF: . . ....
i The vowler m evidently &jokine'and
calling for another cat with whom he
has niade an appointment. I will im
itate a cat, and this cat will think
t'other cat's around. This cat will
eome towards me. and when he shall
have arrived ryithin Teaciii'U hlaza
awavnvitih' afiVthhi ilJnuii .get -LMd
of. and knock the mew-sick out of
him.
' fSo each of the portlj' Judges, noise
lessly as cream comes to the surface of
milk, hoisted himself onto nis nanus
and knees, and, hippopotamus-fashion,
advanced to the neutral ground
occupying the central portion of t,he
room.
: Arrived there, Judge Clark selected
a boot-jack, and Judge Thomas a
heavy cowhide boot, from the heap,
and settled themselves down to the
work.
Clark tightened hLsgriron the boot
jack, and throwing" trp his head gave
vent to a prolonged ana uneartiyy
Ye-ow-ow!" that would have l effect
ed credit upon ten of the largest kind
of cats.
"Aha," thought Thomas, who was
not six feet away, he's immediately
close around. Now I'll Inveigle him!"
and he gave the regular dark night
call of a feminine cat.
Each of the Judges now advanced
a little closer, and Clark produced a
questioning "O-ow!"
j Thomas answered by a reassuring
frmrr-mv'"f -and -the-- ad'
ntrrr-rfw! rnnrr-mv!"; -and -ther- ad
vanced a litile more,
j They were now witluu easy reach,
and each imagining the cat had but a
moment to live, whaled away, the
one withJiU loot, the other with his.
boot-jack, ' ' 1 ' - " i
' The boot took Clark square in the
mouth, demolishing his ttth; and
his iMMit-jack came down on Thomas'
bald head just as he was in the midst
of a triumphant "Ye-ow!"
I When lights were brouirht the cat
catastrophe were in opiosite corners
of the room, with heels in the air.
s Wtariittc.W uc-.p:vaka. . , , . . , -
io-iii"' coiUi'-xl In the case tried ill
tlit tow?! 'fVtW 4ajr, and, had ?
vetc4 'J'Vivv1tI, the comii Ji
of"wilJii"-s were now 'the intftn&fioh
Explosive.
I Nitro-Cjlycierine, the new exjilosive,
will wxni c-ime into very general use
for blasting rock and blowing up for
tifications, as well as for the manu
facture of torpedoes and other infer
nal machines. This sulstitute was
discovered in 1S45, by a French chem
ist named Sabiero, but was utilized by
Alfred Nabcl, a Swedish engineer,
twelve, years , later. Nitro-glycerine
Is a combination . of glycerine (the
tweet principle of animal fat) and ni
tric and sulphuric acids. The process
of manufacture is very simple. Take,
for instance;, one ound of glycerine
and ten pounds of the acids and place
them in a proper vessel. The sulphu,
rie' ael f operjitfng oi thejreitt of tl
mass, extracts alt aqueous matter,
while the nitre sinks to the bottom of
the vessel, with the glycerine, whose
density carries it there at once. The
result is an oleaginous substance not
Unlike castor oil in color, but rather
more . thick,, which on being wash
ed - and. thoroughly cleansed from
such particles! of sulphuric acid as
may have remained, is nitres-glycerine.
This substance explodes in all
directions, and unlike gunjiowder,
bjK'rates particularly against the ob
ject ottering the greatest resistance, so
that it lias been found to drive down
instead of, Juirstiiig upward, in soiue
c-rjoQ j7TnjiitlIsrJ, with( eare; thkrsxril
plosive oil is not dangerous, it explo
des instantly upon ignition and with
li iwer thirteen times greater than
gunjiowder. A gentleman who is in
lerested in the application of this new
pxplosive has kept a statistical table
of accidents by gunpowder, railroads,
kerosene and nitroglyeeTine,oecurring
in this country. In 18C8, 1.100 jxt
sons were accidentally killed by gun
powder. and seven bv lutro-crlveerine.
Exieriments have lieen made to see if
nitro-gl3-ceriue, could not be made
available as the explosive iwwexfur
slielLi. hiit.JUtji'tfcess havhcHU t- J
tamv-t i.siecji found uiat tite
iHjkLAhit .iohaiLbrcauc theiheiud
tive oil to explode liefore the shell
leaves the mouth of the cannon. Ex
periments were tried with 'cushioned'
shells those containing, some soft
substance between the nitro-glycerine
and the iron, but this also failed.
lnS "onie one .uonuny iiiornuig iui
ft'edd .whr9hihe hact fxmt. Jiougl;t,
and was accosted "with, ,fMr. Milton,
Life has for an observer such a
quick succession of amusing adven
tures, that it is almost inconceivable
that he should ever feel dull or weary
of it. No one day resembles another.
Every hour, every minute opens new
stores to our experience, and new ex
citements to tout A'urioaity.h"VYei Are
always on the eve or morrow of some
surprising event. Like the moth, we
are forever flying towards the star,
bur with this difference, that we at
tain it; and if we find the halo we
fancied a glory but some deceiving
mist, at least we have learned a lcs-son.
If we look upon life merely as hum
ble students, we shall not feel any
great bitterness at such disappoint
ments. Is is only when we hug our
ignorance to our hearts, when we are
and deserve to be miserable, when we
hug the cloud, that we lose the good
ness, liut if we open the eyes of the
mind, and determine to be neither
wantonly stupid nor inattentive, an
enchanted world lie-ins to rise from
chaos. , The iwpect of the room in
wliiibiMe J-IUjtroww lively fifli A
thousand unsuspected curiosities. We
discern that the most ordinary per
son is invested with some noticeable
characteristic. If we deign to look
out for five pleasant minutes at any
commonplace; thing, we become
aware of . it peculiar beauty; and
there is not a bird that wings the air,
nor a flower that blossoms in the gar
den, nor an insect that crawls in the
depth of the earth, nor a fish that
swims in the water, but has its own
vipiaJatiuiu' lcliglii&ilstoryi.4ri&u
h'jd Word.
A clergyman, formerly of Xewher-
rvort, known familiar! v as Parson
Milton, was seen by a neighbor trudg-
did you know that lish wa ctaught
8uncLt . ' The minister, m hw char
acteristic, blunt manner, repli
rt-.'iifteWiiie fOrahat"'
cd, "the
3Hi
Two Thousand Dollars wanted. One
thousand new nuljscrilicrs at two dol
lars each, will furnish iw just the
als)ve amount.' T5v a litlte effort on
jtfr -iriendy 4liis increase
'may be had.
A Yankee Trick.
j oat one ?-?-bft.would keep the hen until
-hc lJaid a dozen eggs. ( t'j ! t
flliil h'iib't and then ; rerunn-d tlie
Tlit-ifaiid tggs to their K-sjx-etiVc own-
One of our pwuliar, lali-silI,fmiiiit
1 Yankees, lately tmurraUnl and wttletl
down in the West. He Mas the pic
ture of a menu mau, but as he put
himself to work in uood earnest to
! pet his house to rights, the neihlrs
lent nun a nana. Alter ne got every
thing fixed to his notion, a thought
struck him that he had no chickens,
and he was jowerfully fond of suck
ing raw egjrs. He was too honest to
stil tlien,aiiJ too mean to buy them.
At last' a""tbou:rht struck him he
j could borrow. He went to a neighltor
and thus accosted him:
you ,'"" i P
oh) hen "?r "othm -vou cl.,V"d e for
a i-v k, nine juu iit-iKii"i .
"I will lend you one with pleasure,"
replied the gc'ntleman, picking out
the very finest in the coop.
The Yankee took the hen home,
and then went to another neighbor
and ljorrowed a dozen eirsrs. He then
set the hen, and in due course of time
she hatched out a dozen cnickens.
The Y'ankee was again puzzled; he
could return the hen, but how was he
to return the eggs? Another idea
i and who ever s:aw a live Yankee with-
ers, remarking as he did so :
"Waal, I reckon I've got as fine a
dozen of chickens as you ever laid
jour eyes on, and they didn't cost ine
a cent nuther."
i
i
Lightning struck a wine cellar in
France, last fall, and converted a
large quantity of bad wine into excel
lent brandy. This providential appli
cation of the voltaic pile with such pro
fitable and remarkable effect, has led to
the artificial use of magnetic currents
in the manufacture of brandy. Elec
tricity, applied to a cask of bad Mo
selle, entirely' changed its character;
iandexierinieift3 with oher wines, at
i m . . lv r-i..i.j . 1 I
least so ur. ocouieiien assures us, nau
a similar result. The doctor explains,
for the benefit of persons anxious to try
the iteration, tliat the wires of the
voltaie pile should lie tipied with pla
tinum, to which must tie attached
electrodes of same metal. Dip Uth
into the liquid, and you M ill precipi
tate it, and produce premature age.
A lioy was caught stealing candy
and was locked up in a dark closet by
a grocer. The boy commenced beg
ging pathetically to be released, and,
after using all the iersuasion that his
ypuutOiTUKl could 'invent, lie.pro
j;oci: "Now, if youll let me out und
send for my father, he'll pay you for
the candy ami lick me liesides." The
grocer could not withstand this aj
peal, and released him.
l)Au Oku? clerjrymraif several years
ago received a bright new cent as a
wedding fee. The other day he met
the bridegroom, who mentioned the
circumstance, and said, "My wife was
a comparative stranger to me at the
tune were united in wedlock. I
luidjlot learned her value, and paid
accordingly. I find her a jewel so
here is an additional fee," at the same
tinle handing the astonished minister
a twenty-dollar gold piece.
A-Pari policeman the other day,
being summoned into the presence of
a man who had just shot himself dead
after severely wounding a ladj-, dis
played his anxiety to arrive at the
facts in the case by excitedly demand
ing oftheonlysurviving witnessof the
fray, "Did this man kill himself lie
fore be fired at.this.ladv, or not?"
An order Avas sent to a Chicago
book-seller, which among other things
enumerated "Six Primitive Christian
ity." It was sent back with the re
sponse penciled opjosite that item,
and not all in iest: "No Primitive
Christianity) to be found in. Chicago."
-"nwriww!
Ohio Stove Works
.,ro a-ffji-ff')'1
No afl-Wf-Mt Tor. 1jiTny etl and Rail,
road SlrrrlH,
OHIO.
XA ill
Manufacturers of
Stoves & Hollow Ware
AND FINE CASTINGS.
ILL GOODS WAKUANTKD "A X0. 1."
family J,'rile,"
Cottaye.
This Ktove its a flret-lass cronomizcr in
fuel. It differs materially from others in
this respect. The columns are larger. My
means of a dumper, the heut is pasMil down
the two front columns, under the liottoiii,
back up the two rear rolumusand out of the
pipe, which seta on the top of the Stove.
By this arrangement you have the tlncf. ra
diator and veoiKimiaT extant. All will ad-
lit that it is desired that a heat ini stove
should be so arrauxed that a majority of the
beat be ttirowu ui in imui, uisu-ail ol
back. Call and see this BK AUTIKL I.STUVK
at
:-
KTKEET,
. S3 M AMII.XCJTON
Arid the NINKTY itherstyl and slees. If
von want to see what is manufactured in
Vi.'Hii, call in. Kemiiiter the motto sl'l
POltT H ) M K I N 1 1 1 :ST II V.
Yours, Trulv,
! JAMES YERK, Tiei,'!.
W. O. Spavtii, Sec'y.
November U, UyW-tf
REMEMBER
That iicxlerUsI Colds are frequently danger
ous, and often result in incurable disca.s.M.
A cold is followed by coughing, pain in the
side, ditliculty of breathing, and Ilniilly ends
lu consumption; therefore
! CouyJts and Colds
Rhonld not Ik? allowed to run orunenred for.
No one should rest in fancied security.
Dr. Sargent's Cough Sjrnp
ilthxTirrtiMc'ri ln the world forthei-rtre
of aU tluhjaxwt of Uie Luuks. -LmiMfflt: ttot
will Uuxiyi relietf and often breaks up a
distressing cough.
Dr. Karirc-nt'H Cough Syrop
Tliough powerful and sjieetly in Its action,
is perfectly harmless, and can lie taken by
the most delicate woman or child, or the
strongest man.
Dr. Sargent's t'onch Syrap
- p , f - - -. -
Wfil rur Coug. OnUls, tafluenei, Astluna,
lireurbitis, Suitung f r.bMxl, Putnsintlie
Side, and all IMsrascsof the I.ungs, Itiroat
and Chast.
PRICE 50 CENTS l'ER BOTTLE.
For sale by all Prosaists and by the Propri
etor, GEO. V. KELXiY,
WHOLENALE DKl'UCil.ST,
Cor. of Wood Street and Second Avenos
PIITSBURa,r.. ' .
And by .. . .
John I). Park,
CIN-CIXNATI, O.
REMOVED!
..oraKTOiio
George R. Huss
Has reuiovetl hi. KtrK-k of
Booh, Pictures, Mouldings,
i Sheet Miisic, Fancy Gw&stktv
To the room formerly occupied by M. Sulli
van, npoKsite the I 'ourt House.
Call In and sec him. lie has a fine room,
and a nice stock.
Nov. 12, lst.
BELL! ii BELLS!
A large sts-k if
SLFJOH BELIJ,-
House blan K ETs,
LAIIi!', BOYS and ' 1 -! '
GENT'S HK ATI'S,
At NayUir's Hardware Stor.
ADAMH
I ITTrD UlMi
II
Lumber, Doors, Blinds,
Pressed Flooring, Shingles, Ijith, and every
dtwriplion of
B UILVJFG JLl TFAIIA L.
Alh Ot'LRS ILLEH I'ROMITLY.
air Mill on Market street, near the Wood
en ilndge, 'l lrtln, uhio. noJj.
"No Pent up Vticft Contractu out Powers.
The Largest and Best Fillsii
HAS "KNLAKGKD His BoRPKItri " by Uih ailitiou of ft loiipr and wll-lighteri Room
which, with the old Ktore. pi ves him a .pl-ndlil niom of ONE Hl'XliKED AND F1K-TV-KI
VK KKKT IN LKNUTH ! Thin Iihh U-ii ivcr utly diletl from -Ur to Kurrtrt with a
!ure and frwili Htock of
DRUGS, MEDICIHES, CH1I.1ICUS, PAIHTS, &C,
WHICH UK IH HKI.I.rNU AT
Marquardts Strictly
II A W AND BOILED LINSEED OIL,
SPERM OIL, FISH OIL, LARD OIL,
LUBRICATING OIL, NEAT'S-FOOT OIL,
COAL OIL, MACHINE OIL, TURPENTINE,
YA RNISHES, WALL PAPER, BOOKS, STA TIONER Y,
WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL USE, Al
HARQDARDrS DRUG. BOOK
PATENT MEDICINES!
A CiKNKHAL
PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES,
WHITE WASH BRUSHES,
PA INT and SCR UBBING BR USIIES,
HORSE BRUSHES, HAIR and NAIL BRUSHES.
Fruit Jars Sold Very Low, by the Box or Doz.
Call and con vine yourselves that il A UQU
ThHukful for past favors, c
June 25, lsua.
CO
MiTlilMOM.
Tell us not In idle. Jingle,
Marriage is an empty dream.
For the nirl is dead that's single.
And things are not what they seem.
For Indies' Shoes go to Jones 4 Bro's.
U fc- is real, life is earnest.
Si ntle blessed ncss a 11 b ;
Man tliou art, to mnn returnest,
Has been spoken of the rib.
adies' Furs at Jones & Bro's.
CO
NATIONAL EXCHANGE
CO
In the world's broad field of battle.
In the bivouac of life.
Be not like dumb, driven cattle
Be a heroine a wife.
Indies' Fur Hoods at Jones A Bro's.
Lives of married folks remind ui,
We can live our lives as well.
And, departing, leave behind us
Such examples as shall "tell."
(icntlemen's Hats at Jones & Bro's.
CO
CO
Po
FURNITURE AT THE
II. IT. ITIJEG-E & CO.,
MANfFACTTRERS of and dealers in an kinds of Furniture, are now prepared to far
ish all who wish every style and article of well-made, nlaia or nphoUtered Furni
ture at most reasonable prices. Call aud see our stock and learn our prions bafore pur
chasinc. as we hope to merit a continuance of the generous patronaee heretofore received
front a discrimiuating public
UNDERTAKING!
A flue Hearse suitably equipped for Funeral occasions. Colli us and Cases on hand and
naile on the shortest notice. :
Itemember the place at the sign of BIO CHA'R. Market ctreet, near the Court House,
Tiffin, O. . - IL F. FIEGE i CO.
Ch-t. 1, lKU8.-n.VI. ....
in!
AfSTONiWHINULY LOW fKICKM.
Pure White Lead !
& WALL PAPER EMPORIUM.
ASSORTS! KNT.
A RDT'H U tha place to gt Talus rocelved.
J. F. MARQUARDT.
Such examples that another.
Wasting tiui lu idle sport,
A forhin, unmarried brotlier,
May take heart and court.
Furs Repaired at Jones Bro's.
Let as, then be up and doing.
With a he rton triumph set,
Hllll coutriving, still pursuing,
Aud each one a h unbuild get.
Rubber Roots at Jones A Bro's.
BLOCK, TIFFIN. OHIO
-1
JONES & BRO.
DKtl.KKS IN
HATS AND CAPS, FURS
Buffalo Robest
CLOVES. BOOTS AND SHOES, AC.
Particular attention Is called in our
lock of SKATING CAPS and HilOEn.
SIGN OF BIG CHAIR !
Drug Store in' Northern
CALL AT
The Stone Front
- - , '
- -FOR-
GOOD 5 GROCERIES!
1 ' Yon will be sure to get anything In '
t. 'f .': ' i:. t.-'.Li
THE GROCERY LINE
That you may want. ,
Htf. H. A. BCKIRK.
Carriages," Buggies,
AND
THREE-SPRIMG VAGOfiS!
rpHE nndersigiied have on hand, and In the
J. coarse of construction, a large number
of . . -
CARRIAOESr"
. OPEN BTOOIKS.
. TOP Bl'OOIEH,
COMMON AVDFAKCT
HP RING WAOONH,
Manufactured at Republic, under tha n
perrUlon of C Oaaoaa, an experienced
uianulaetarer, which we w ill sell at
Lowest Bate on lien son a
ble Term!
The very best materials have lieen selected
and competent Workmen employed.
ir Call asl See Before Parehaslag
OHBoHM.
Repi I. iic, O., March ls.-tf.
EBMOVED
S. S. HUNTER,
.Sun fxtnr to Millrr t Iluuter,
A:innuiices tliat he has UKM )VKL hi-!
BOOT & SHOE STORE
TO
Hinger Block, Directly 4ppo.ile I lie
Court House.
Where he will continue the bit.:iK-s of the
old linn. He will always keep on hand a
large aud well-selected sio-k ol
Hoots,
Shoes,
Gaiters,
leather,
Pindinys,
And in fact everything in his line. No
shelf-worn goods kept, aud customers may
depend on getting gissl articles at low pri
ce. FIRST CLASS HOKKMKX KMPLUTKU
IN THE
Manufacturing Department !
And perfect work warranted. It gives him
great pleasure to be able to Ktate that he Mils
secured the service of that ION OKCOB
BLKItS, L. SWING,
Who is well known !n this community as
the best and iuohI rupid repairer of boots and
Mboea in this City. Customers are therefore
assured that their orders In tnat line, n
well ai In every other respect, will be tilled
with dUipatch.
aur Particular attention Is paid to the
manufacture of Ladies' I'runelle, Lasting,
Kid or Morocco (iaiters, Hhoes or Slippers.
A first-class workman gives this iHpart
inent his entire attention.
N. S. IH'XTEtt.
Tiffin. March 23. 18G9-I
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
No More Complaints About
Hard Times!
M. J. Kirchner,
Is now selling good, fresh
s a
AT very low prices. A partial enumera
tion of articlus show ns follows:
l kfiee, Hugnr, Molasses, Tea, Dried Beef,
Pickled Pork, Bacon, Cheese, Potatoes,
Flour and Fesd, Crackers, Ac. He also keeps
a full stock of
Fruits,
Much
Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Figs.
Currants, Prnnes, Citrous, Raislus, Dried
i run ol ail kiuu, AC
Vegetables ,
Of all kinds. In their season, such as Cab
bage, Celery, Tomatoes, Beans, Peas, &e.
Oils,
Of every description, such as Coal Oil,
Hpenu OIL Neal's-foot Oil, Carbon aud Lu
bricating oils.
rink,
Such at White, Pickerel, Tmut, Mackerel,
aud Herring.
SALT AND WATER LIME,
Tsskee Notions, 'oareetloneries. .
t -
Also a large awortment of Wooden, Wil
low aud Htona Ware, Brooms, Brushes, To
bacco, and in fact, everything usually kept
in a first-class Grocery and Provision Ktore.
Agent for MistlLER HERB ItlTTF.lt-S.
Call at the old stand, comer of Kiixlmcr's
Block, Tllfln, Ohio.
June 18, l3.-tf. .M. J. KIRCHNER.
CITY BOOK STORE!
Philipp Ernich.
AA'NOUNCtX to the reailing public Uiat
lie baa Just opened out a flue selected
assortment of
HOOKS, STATIONEIH
' 'I
!
!
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Schools Booh and Notions!
Of all descriptions. He will keep for sale
German and American Periodicals,
Also a good stock of Miscellaneous Work
of popular authors. .Musical instruments
such as
VIOLINS,
OUITARS,
FLUTES,.
At X'ORDEONS.
And will always keep the best kind of
uullaraud Violin Strings.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
I WILL, also, continue the business of No
tary Public aud give iny attention as
heretofore, to the collection of Government
Claims, Insurance and Foreign business. I
respectfully solicit the patronage of the pub
lie in my line. Remember the place. Mark
et Street, directly opposite the Court House.
I'nii.i it ijulh.
P. 8. I have a large quantity of Ckler and
Vinegar, which 1 sell by the gallon or barrel.
July , lHus.-tf.
NO. 2, NATIONAL BLOCK
IS THE PLACE WHERK
Martin & Negele
Are constantly receiving supplies of fresh
GROCERIES JMD PROVISIONS!
-IirHICH they offer to the public at such
t prices as will suit the most particular.
We Invite everybody tocalt at ourroom and
exaauoa oar stock, consisting of eholue
TEAK, COPFEES
SI OAKS, MUljASsrS
SVRCPS, SPICES.
TOlA"C1 CKsAKS,
NOTIONS, N UTS, Ac.
STON WOODEN " . : .
A.M)WlLUJWAiir-
COAL OIL, SPERM OIL.
N EAT S- FtXT Ol L,
AND H A RN EMS Oil.
BUOAR CURED
HAMS A M sin it l.iir.its.
DRIED BEEF, MESS PORK,
FISH, SALT, WATER LIME,
And an such other goods as are usually kept
In aOrocery House. We pay, at oil times.
Cash for all kinds of
Country Produce !
Remeiulier the place.
MARTIN 4 NEUELE.
No. . National Block, Tiffin.
!H0! FOR THE WEST!
ALTENBAUGH'S
CROCK HRY STORE
-ANU
Dwelling House
TOR SALE.
MslIINCJ to remove AVest, I oiler my
' Crt.fki'rv aii1 f 'liitmifrA an.t l)u-Mlliiidr
House
use for sale AT A BARGAIN.
The Crockery Store la complete In everv
resect, and situated in one of the brat points
in the State. This Sutre has been lu run
iiiiiK onler for the last thirteen years.
The Dwelling is a two-story brick, contain
ing 12 rooms, situated on Water street, 2d
Wan), in the most central part of the city.
All in complete order.
Or will exchange the above property for a
good Farm near Titlin.
For further particulars enquire of
J. L. ALI EN BAUGIT,
Nov. 12, l.SUS-tf Tiliin, Ohio.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BL'Y
CHEAP CLOTHING !
Just received a full line of
WINTER GOODS!
READY M A1K f LOTIUXU,
LOTIIN,
Jt:AM AI
TWEEBs,
HATS and CAPS,
And the largest stock of
Gent's PurnlsJiiny Goods
IN TIFFIN.
I also carry on
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Being a PRACTICAL TAILOR in the
business, 1 feel 1 can give better satisfaction
ttiati any other House.
ALL WOKK WARRANTED !
And satisfaction guaranteed.
NICHOLAS DOM ANN,
- Opposite National Hail, Tiffin, Ohio.
April 1, lSta-tf
mIS I 'O UK. .tjov: I.
Buyo'our gissls at a small per cenL at
J. II. SltiHNWAXDERfl
Grocery and Provision
STORE.
I pay neither rent or clerk hire, do busi
ness in my own house, and do my own work.
1 therefore claim 1 can sell goods cheaper
than those who nay liiuli rent and Clerk
nire. l nave a run assortment or
PJIPSH, NEW GOODS!
Koch as are usually kept in aOrocery and
provision store.
'hLtuars.Vyrups, -
KPI F.S, RICK. TOBAtVO,
CIGARH, SNUFF, ORANORS,
LEMONS, NUTS, CAN DIErt,AC.
McnM of all kinds. Fish, Salt, Coal Oil
alio sell 4 orn and Oats.
1'ay casli for all kinds of Country Produce,
such as Corn, Oats, Butter, F-ggs, Soap, Rags,
&-C. J. H. rIOtiSWAMJKK.
No. a Perry St, Tiffin, O.
New York Tub Oysters !
FRESH OYSTERS !
AT THE
National Eesort !
Dlntny llooms !
For Ladies and Gentlemen.
"V axixx IVXoo.lSe
Hot Tea, Coffee, and other Refreshments, at
all Hours.
Kmisi to the Klsb. Hm& Floor,
Nallooal Hall Block.
s-TVO NO. 1 BILLIARD TABLES at
tached. Aug. -H, lifie-U A. J. KCIJiS.
H. A. BUSKERS,
Is uow receiving a clioice lot of
Sugars Coffees, Teas,
Which will be sohl low.
KTO.E FROST.
SCHOOL EXAMINERS' NOTICE.
TO TE A CU Ell S :
rpHE School Examiners of Seneca County
I willexamlneTeachersat thrUrand Jury
room, In the Court House la Tiffin, ou
September IS, 1A
Orfol?r 8," 16 and 30, 1S.'
Novemler 8, 31 and 27, 1SU.
December 11 and 18, lfflL
Applicants will be required to be present
no early as 10 o'clock on the day of exantin
tion, or they will not b ezaraiued.
No certincata will be granted except on
examination day, and Teachers are request
ed not to apply 'for certificates on any other
y. . .. . I.,.. . ... ,
applicant will oe requirru w icave
with the Exaiuiners a stamped envelope ad
dressed lo himself.
B. J. KIRKWOOD,-)
O. W.BACH MAN, J- Etamintrt.
B. V. MYERS. j
September 10, linShy.
SENECA CODNTTS
THE LAKOEsTSTiK KoF
IN SENECA COUNTY IS KEPT BY
FOSTER, OLMSTED & CO.,
POSTOKIA, OHIO.
THEY ARE OFFEIUNU GOODS AT
II PRICES WHICH WILL DEFY COLlPETITIOIi I
Aud guarantee every
CHEAPER THAN
In the different departments of this House
Imported Dress Goods !
Together with many
AMERICAN
SHAWLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION !
Woolen Goods,
Flannel, Coverlets,
Cloths, Casslmeres,
LADIES' CLOAKINGS,
READY-MADE
FOR MEN'S AND BOY'l WEAK.
Clothing Made to Order
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
MILLINERY GOODS!
And the very latest styles always
A CHOICE
Family Croceries, Crockery, Glassware, Quesnsware, k, k
Orders by Mall
The If Igbrat Market
T?ID FOR COtTNTRY PRODUCE
At FOSTER, OLMSTED & CO,
FOSTORL., OH i
MAMMOTH STORE
article of goods to be
THE CHEAPEST!
will bs found a fall and complete line of
celebrated makes of
FABRICS!
Bearers, Doeskins,
OF EVERY VARIETY !
CLOTHING!
and Warranted to Fit!
on hand, at the LOWEST KATES.
STOCK OF
promptly filled.
lrliy lu. Cash,
. : f i ',
!!F0ST0RIA AHEAD !
IT M Y NOT BE O EN K RA LL Y UNDER
STOOD thai Kontorta nnuoiea a larso
iKjrtKm of TItttEK COl'STIlA, aorbiMlt
iieen as widely known as it should, tnat
Bradner & Co.,
Are trl vine the citizens of Seneca, Hancock
and Wood counties the best bargains in
HAEDWARE,
Stoves and Tinware
Ever heard of In this Cosmtry.
W E A RE AG ENTS FOR THE
Cleveland Stoves.
Abo, Agents for the .
TO UNA DO TUREJfEIi !
AND
WORLD MOWER IN D REAPER
Job Work Done'Aromptl y.
House Spouting a well awl chssply done
as at auy place lu the State. Call at the
KTNTAt. PALACE.
41-tf. ' BRADNEB A CO.
FURNITURE!
11'. C. 31 YER8J6 JIRO., ,
- -
Are now otferiuzalarge aud well selected
stock or all kindsandstylesof Farnltnre, -atfewhich
fordurabillty and flnish, la not
excelled In Northern Ohio. Our
stock comprises
Parlor Furniture,
-V SETS OR SIXGLK PIECK.
Upholstered Id Hair (loth or Rep.
BUREAUS, '
TABLES,
BEDSTEADS,
CHAIRS.
LOUNGES, .
WARDROBES,
DRESSERS,
SINKS,
STANDS
WHAT-NOTS,
PIANO STOOLS,
SPRING BEDS
MATR ESSES,
SXT&S8IQX TABLES
In Ash or walnut, best Table tn market.
Our Goods are warranted of tha best ma
terial, and workmanships Ote oa s call he
hire purchasing elsewhere, and see if wo do
not sell as cheap. If not cheaper than auy
other place In the city. . .
Ware-Roams Opav. th. Xarket Hosia.
TJiidertaking.
Having a line HEARSE, wear prepared
to attend! Funerals at all times, and woual
rewpectfully request the patronage of those
who are In need of such services.
March U, UCM.-U.
SAVE YOUR MONEY!
DRINK GOOD TEA AHD CGFFEE!
This can be done by buy In your groceries ai
tha CHEAP UttuCltX of . , .
John G. Brown;
1 :r.-s
BARGAINS IN SUGARS!
S its of Brown Sugar II ; fcsof White Hugsr
$1. t Codee, l. .
TEAS!
Imperial, Yonnc Hyson, Japan or Natural'
Leaf, Oolong aud Gunpowder, st from 91, JO
to tit u pet pouud, AUktudsof , j w , ,
FRESH SALT FISH!
AT COHT, Whito Fish, Pickerel, Trout, Bam,
Msckerel and Baltlmoro A erring, ripices. '
Chesse, Tubs, Pailsv Hton aad EartlMNi
Ware, Flour, Halt, ami best quality of Coal
Oil. Cash paid for COCNTR? PHODf7CK of
kinds such aa Apples, Potatoes, Butter, ,
Eggs. Agent for ' ,
..til .I.,,.-"-'-' !!
' ..... j
With which I can supply saloons at reason,
able rates. ' - 1
Itemember tha place. No. I Gross' Block,
Tiffin, O. JOHN G. BitO WX .
wept, a, isesM.
Tiffin Woolen " Mills !'
MAXcrAcrCBse or
Tweeds, Cassimeres narmsfs
-AND
STOCKING YARNS,
.1 "....t-.tt. -v.
PAY THE
li .1 . I
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
TV OOOIH OB CASH FOR
Fleece, Tub & Pulled
WOOL.
JOH Ci. ti , lreaM.M(' ' '
THE BEST MACHINE
Now offered to the FaAaer la the '
HlTIOillL HAY; STli;
-AND
Stalk Cutter !
Will rut any ten nth desired. ' Farmers and
... others la want of a
SUPERIOR PEED CUTTER-
Mbould not fall to go and see those at
WATLwbVU HttDWtlE STOKE.
'' Oct i, vm-tt ".
Palroahe Home Iastitatbas !
JOSEPn. YEAGEXt
TAHH ION ABLE Shoemaker, over Voll'
P mer A hlirchner's. has as nood work-
mem as the rears a the. HLi aad will
make to order any kind of - , ,
Bo0tt, Shoe$ r Gaiter
In the beat style. Nonil NoSalel ' "
. .. , . -...,
. .7777. ! - :.r a
Repairing-'
Done promptly and neatly. Call and IfST
your uieasare. . JOtiEPU XkAUtK.
Nov. U, laotlt-tf.