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EIKTLIA STVTTIBuS
HI .PHBETS
DOTIEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
HAVE PROVE). FEOV THEMOST ' AJI fLE
Bert Family Mediate tn se-o ''T-'
iesainot be 'AhemJZT
M ,, bTfree frut. dsr.-r. aad
Into aiwsrs re!iahle, T"T ' reeei-ed
uIobTdUi e"w. the-. a wm
reauer aui:cioe to tboae a no try litem. -,
VA PHxinBozr: ' , Ceo":
, - Fever. Conxion. loiUmnnMoti...
, - W.Vm WrSmVerer. Worn ''"-
- rrlTi-Co: or Tithing of L !mtt. .
i CBoiera-nH. JJommng
1 ('rhK Uidl, rtr-ynw un'
i a. Rear.
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.earairt- Toothaene t'"";" Z..
11. -kbrorlrrer'irl'eni 2S
JX w M tile loo Protbaa Periods ....
. If -Creep Coer. ITi:t fcrrsiDing.... .
- - KnpUm Sit Jineanv tr'p,a,--
rS Kkntnillnn. Jiwninaiie fains ....is
IT. Hie B.ind or tt,ir- w
14.' "AMiulnr sod bore Wk Eiw..
W. atarrh. acute or chronic, luQaenza.
- kMfl'dtiCli. violent eonfus.M
A.WMn -WiimiJ Breathing VI
Si.
.
-ar Impaired hearing. .SO I
- arzea vnu, r-weiiinpa.WJ
. . - Physical WekkiiiM.SU
L -- isnty Secretions &n
.....- '--BV
--
lit
, . - . bicsjiess from Siding &9
ee. Gmvel
Iwkillir, lavalanntry
- neiyes J no
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Palm
.11 s-eriod. Umer. in
- Sv lieringa etcuure cf Li.e 1 eo
- I nllr-p) . fcpaMna. St. Vitos Danes l or
M. " l'i pb Iberia, liocrsttd but laroat
lxieeU TilV, ir- Ci....i(jtod l 09'
XJXILT CA.HZS, in. itmm,, wO :
f C rm t!;.. containlBj Um ot
itL, tUi book f diraetiotu complet, 1:0 09
S 0 . "
" ' Upprcw, with book. ( tti
TETEBU1RT SPECIFICS.
cm a 1 ft l-c. Tim, In flotd. 100 doM eaeb.
viiit auanml of direetlon. riTinir full
Kowr.l of all d,eae of Horse.
- !. Shrp. Iorod Hop,
witn fall dirceuooa tvr im, in belt
tiuu caae. eonpleu $10 00
POND'S EXTRACT,
Carea Pile. Kfearalela. Tontbarhe.
BleecUBa; f tha Lnnra. Hloeiark.
ftoacerolfcerOrraB. JU " m a, Hrnlaea,
Ltaratit, spralna. Hbeunaaitam,
fcora Tarsal. Svra trea. ctokla. orm.
I If'rr Oia fcorra. Ike BeM ramlif
Brdlrlac kttva,
Frlce,6-. awe, Plvta 1 C, Quart a
B- raa aui bt ale UErcGisTs.
If our droetfat to oat of aur of the Reme
dtea. tner wlil be aent vj maiLsr expre. b; tba
or ainpie box, free of eil-fflM on receipt of
nce: exceMtn? PtNO'S kX TRACT aiia tha
VEIERlAAitY bPECIKICS,wbicii being liquioa,
auci ba aest br expraaa. On Uiee expreaa
cbarrea will sot he paid, BfileM lo qoastiuea of
t&Ati and apataedaM - ,
5 Addrt Hatophrerrf Spocifio
Honisopathio ItJ ecu cine Companr .
Offlcaaad ce;-o, a 5CS baoAumtr, Kew york.
yQR 8ALK BY J. HARQFARIiT.
nla-ly J7m, (.io.
JIOSEZXJAITffOT BUT IT I -
FOEIGHT IS PRICELESS.
Ttr Diamond
Manufar-tarmt by J. F.. Sprnoer Co.. X. Y.,
which are now ofTmi to ttie iiulihr, are
rnnrancl tjy all the reli-tiniUHi i iitticiuiis
of the World to l the MOT PKiiKKcT
Jv'atunU. Artificial help to the human ever
known.
Theyrrt ertioi. I nmlcr their own super
Tinion, from m!n Vv t ryxtiil l'ebblm, iik ji.mI
toKeiher, aud drr.v. tlu-ir name, "lMarnond,'
on cceouni oi thi-ir hardnewi mtmI irillaiif-y.
Th' Hi it-htinc Irinrip!eoii hJ L liey are
eonaiTnrtt-4 brln he ooreoj1 fentrr-of ttie
lenaairwilvia trtmt of the eye, producing a
clear and dmtlnct vision, a In the natural,
healthy alht, and prevent ine all unplf-as.
anl rntitiona, euii as Kllmniering and
waverim of nl(rht, dizziness, Ac pecuiiur to
all otbertn v-. . -.
They are numnted In the finest manner.
In framf of the be.t qunlfiy, of il mn:eriali,
neel for that purpote. Th irCnl.h and dur
ability cannot bei!'rrtaied.
Cacttos. Xone -nume nnlesn b-aring
their trade mnrk tarnpon everv frnine.
J. HAKTMAX AV nO, Jevt-h-rx and
OptlMmia, are rkile A(en tor Tidin.O., from
whom they can only be obtained. Xhev
food) act not auppliod to peddiers, at any
price. Jan. l.'-ly.
Star Hominy Mills !
rpHEoJd Homlnr Mill hits not bn 6.ld
X out a aome tlilnk, bin baa been ri flaed
with a new Kngine Bnd new ripriuicHetd
Hominy Mill, and a French Burr hus been
aitded. J ain now prepared to inamimctore
Momfnr from all kiiifinof corn, and doclioji
ping of i. . rj- iH- iljil Ion on usual h'niij.
Her-
'1 CORN MEAL
On ha mi .
feed. Not .
!' Addnlti.
Alao, a ni-k
- e-jcthinje; a!o mill
in eireel, tasl side, Iiav-
liantl two-horsepower En-
giw and 8x!i.-e lor tale,
iow.
J. P. BAtCKrt. -
FlorxiLGuide for'Tl
rvn BEAfTiFri.T
Iir.rSTRATFD
IXJuble Portulaca, like miuniurenuu.i. Jfir
iloable Petunia 2.,c
IJooble Rweet Wlliiiani li-
'Jb Choice Annual tl uo
Bent poat-pald. Ad jruus, -
PHELPS r.EYNOLTS.
o. D. rnELps, . , - Ilocbester, M. Y.
M. O. SET HOLDS, f '. '
Leading Rrepsorance. Agency
OF
Seneca County !
y ' .' ,
I) F.Pr.r.'ENTTNa AS5ETS to the amount
t of U,IU0,tM0 ly the fcllowiDg
First-CIass Companies
OF THE COrXTRY.
r . ; . Aaaels.
Inn. Co. kTXortU Aaaerrea -
f fhltiMtelpb-a S2,7S31St) 8
rBlepwT4eir' Ireney f
Irk...'. , 8.flfl.T 14
Hni af anr Haven...... l,7H3.ttfl.i 49
I nlf rnoi loniil of . T, 1,!153.3 17
Herrhaxta' r hrs-o h4I .S4tIS
Featera r ltnfTnlo .. a..5a 23
Albany f ity rAJttajiy 444.t 13
For linrrar.ettti irtj- of ( tflJOve'Corr
panlflBciLDoa , ' ' -''(;.
' . V.ACKMAJ? A- CBAMr.H.
March It, irWy. i - - - - '
l&LL. VflU :$V-
To any pt-rvui producinif any Medicine T
ahuwinii lialf.aa many UviUft, permanent I
curt- na it ni. r'i eirelublc Khciimat i
Reiuedy. l'.-d ii.wurdlv only. A pieain
Mt-dlrmi-, five irii injurious druvv War
ranted, under oa;H. to have piriimnentiv
cured Hi lu every UO pallenu trenteU in the
past U-n j-eara. (Kee tttiinony. It -m Uie
aclvotinc preMirlpuon of Prof. jno. p. Kilter
M. l.,BBiij1liiaw,f tlMi:nirsitvnf Pe
aylvanlii. A: jHitiV-ndw .ne .it fhilnUif
lilllii t n!a.t in i. . i
--. - ......... io.ctiii-v, who lia
inade.eural?,a.t (ironic and inflammatory
Hbenmu,ini t'lCKpeeiailty of i:U entire wv
rewdonal lift Ca,-t -von tied for v Hie Me
naluregaecoini.ny'nerai'i.bwtleof maiiv
prominent. r. ni-nel jdiTsioana, elerev
inen, and oiuer Vf-iuuut.ii. To provM
sut.-rer. from Mion,.uf ijoack noatmin
and nsc.-Ki expt-nditure of roonev, a U-eal
mimed Euarnuiiw. ataiiun the exii t number
of tMittlt. wurrmuieu u, cn re, will or-wardc-d
iirnit la mn-t.nrr wiidini fcv let
ter a f ml dewriptmr. o rnbctlon. ln cnw
i i'iuir mi
. 1 1
Iron C i Nails Springs,
Carriage &;.S?ddIery HaTuarfif:
Atrrlcnltbrtl ifnipJpraBri'a, LeAllierund RnTv; j'
ber Beltiia. Gia, Fiiau, tnl. VreVljM,
c.. of the bt qufciltyjinil low nH''. .it 1
Jan. i-rUi-ii. .. j'navi.dus. i
I1ITEIX BALDWIX.
8os K&ulaotiiTn of the
UTO:0:CHUR2J
Aaul rai Groove Wwktaul
Also, inanufiicfn ers of BnckeyeSlaw - Bot - .
tr, Clolhee Rack, tausage rilier a
a Lard .
Press aombineu. Koi rf tiT.t.
Feto l
H v-hera, 1 lrpv!iea, E
room Hcadi
EHHSS3?SSKV
phia, V.up.-r Jt-nc-.y i.Vd'.,': f ... '
-fL-ny J; 'AUAK1'; j ..
HARDWARE!!
A V-f V !
i . 1
i !
ty
of
:
j
!
! Uix
on
;
r F-b.,
.
- -
I v
TP cm. Ac
.1 d '
' :. L
. 1.
.1-: . '
r-e
Carpets!
JlRemember the .place, Marquardt's
- " , -T ' - 1 ' 1 , tT l4 ' " T' ' ' ; ' t"Tt.'""J
JTn O H AO li f Ti H '- Wfl.ll HniTl&V FTtYi -
: 'mmmm class woeks,
' ' KEPFIELU RICE'S
, jHeENs WA " I LVER PLATED GOODS,
: yff & $rt Catlerf (p.
JAMES VIALL'S AKRON STONE
, SHAYHAf. & GJ.
C 9
HAVE
NEW STOCK
"tTV ''i'EN ASl
PBICES COBBESPQHDIHG
TWO M0TH3 SIXCE.
CHOICE3 NEW PATTERNS
EE
Prevailing
W al announce the
NEW SPRING DRY GOODS !
One month i-arilsr than nua!. Prlr lie 1 on tha 1 jrUnc tu riion nl oar motto,
"A yimbfr Sixpence -better than a Slow Shilling."
It you want bari'ilnt, -CALL KAKf.Y AND OFTEN."
F. K. Shawhan & Go.
DIG. BOOK- AND WALL: PAPER
IC M P O
WALL
AND
.EV TOCK, A!VD
THE LiRGEST SELECTIOHcJUiHORTIIERII-OHIO !
We have just received the finest
stock of WALL PAPER; and .WIN
DOW SHADES ever brought to this
citv. 150 different patterns, from
the cheapest, brown .to : the costliest
gilt.
Remember we
we sell 'free of charsre. Great in
ducements to those buying large
quantities. Come early and exam
ine our stock before it is reduced.
We shall alwayjJehjappyJaajshQW
you all We have whether you buyK)r
We make it a point to furnish only
PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES.--Physicians
and Dealers in the coun
will find it to their interest to give
a call. v Our Patent Medicines are
the best, and we warrant every
bottle to be genuine.
FAHNESTOCK'S PURE WHITE
LEAD, Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil,
Paint ahdWhitewash Brushes,Sperm
Oili Castor Oil Neat's-fbot Oil, Fish
Oil, Coal Oil, all strictly pure.
Pure French o Brandies; i Jamacia
Rum, Holland Gin and Rye Whisk
ies, Port Wine, Rub arb Wine, Ca
tawba Wine, all strictly pure.
School Books and Stationery, Fam-
lily, Bibles, Photograph Albums, Dye-
stuffs of every descriptibhr r
Prescriptions carefully compound
ed by experienced
Drug:! cB661f and -
porium, National
.Jfci. 9, lC71.-nl7-ly.
BOWMAN &
Irapartinc our own Crockery direct from the best Pottery of England, and beint? Afrenta
Hie aiH.ve celebrated manufacturers m onr own country, enablea u. to keep ?Manily
bnu.1 the coodK in our line that ihe wortl airords, ana to aell tkem tor CASH aa
tlievcan be bought anr place In Stme. All sooo' warranict. ai repawn,
irail. tBllon usatoidntand, one door aouth o Siilllvaua Hardware btore and
tw.eaior
erainiaeourritock
1671
iriBCTN MAakarjB works!
NTEIBEIis-&'
MAMTTACTUr.ERS of Jfon omen w. Tarn baron ca and ManteLi AAjiJrbiin'l.n',1 n.,;.
yMirbieT Mrbleiied81aiManU,li; theae eleaant, .mJS JiriJaS
1 v. t ( K. Bvarrlsvi Asn MLTaaU MM
:, - - - marble, and of all color.
i. t,...nn h.nt a lanra alock of TABLE and BL'RKATf Tttm rrra-oo
: (ii-t T iHFt.VFit Aa Ao. fiamcab.'
-i a auaih aT WIm Selatrai t.i i
THEIR
OP CAEPBTS !
RCA PT Fort BAI-K AT
VITH 1E0 YORK COS!
W CAS GIT: TOC
LOW
Auction Prices!
ArriTjJ of Urge tfuck of
H I U M
SHADES
trim all the Paper
men;
Wall -' Paper Em
Block, Tiffin, O.
'
BOWLUS
IMPORTERS OF
ci?c)c:ivi5iix;!
AND AGENTS FOR
ATTERBURY
& CQ'S CELEBRATED
LAEPS.1 'J
WARE.
Til
THOM,
tiWf sMA Vrr atMn : t m. TT" auj 1
.uai
tha plaoa. '
FAEER
Tirrri, .
js u.
tr.irl n r t " f ?
.lilieJ w-J O VJ- -
heligh
.
1
MERCHANT TAILORS
AXD
FASHIOHAELE CLOTHIERS
iSTo. 90,
MAIN STREET. TIFFIN,
B
ACIIEIC & i-CLI(aII
rE dow iextlvine new and well
selected stock of Spring and Sum
mer sultingo,
LiOXSISTIXO of choio American
Cassimere. Scotch and American
(,'heviots,
H
(iniLwiiue tierman Granites and
Tricot", Broad Clot 1)9 and Doeskins,
'nelisli and French Diaeonalu and
Worsteds, of which yoti will find
the largest found in any-
B
etali store in Seneca County, and
thowe'wtahine a nice suit, well
made and good fit, for Spring
Ci Sam mer will do well by calling on
-ns To one wUhlng to buy Ready
Made Clothing, we call your atten-
tion to onr
y-X
II
ew'atock mauufactured
for the
Spring and Summer, tiie
E
ntire stock of which i of our own
make and not city slop-shop goods
i t
I
i .
Like some of our neighbors.
Our
is a
ll'stocK of - Utrnisning uooas
. . i
complete as can pe iouhu .
In the city of TifEn, consisting of
5Ceck-ieg, Hufpender, Paper Collars,
loves,-1 Socks, White Wool KhlrU,
German and Irish Linen Handker
chief!, tc alo a full line of ' .
Hatu and Caps, Trunks, Valiii, Ac.
Remember the Place,
' No., 90, ,
ITIain Ktrccl, Tiffln, O
NEW .FIRM!
A.XD
NEW GOODS !
CAMPBELL 6
(.9eeaKr lo . t'orndran.j
H
AVE refitted the o'.d atand, a Jd Oiled it
with a complete mock or
Croceries & Provisions,
Which they propose to del I Jutaa cheap as
"any other man." Their atock of
SVG AltS,
. ' TEAS, Xi . ,r; .
COFFEES,
SYRUPS, &c.
Uelnnauraaaa freab eannot ba ezaelled.
The ban
FLOpAND MEAL,
fc w- w w
T'ther with all the modifications of Corn,
Wheat, Ac. Ac lo short, everything mat
Is usually kept In Grocery stores may be
found to. era.
GOODS DELITEEKD FREE OF CHARGE.
The highest price In cash or goods paid for
butter, eggs, etc. I 'all and see us.
. -: Campbell i.rxGEXFELTER.
;Mar. 23, lSTl.-tf.
A. & E.KITEBLEIl
Manufacturers and Dealers In
BOOTS AND SHOES!
j SAI;STREET. TIFFIX.
We have at all pais eoiu'pWt" utlr' o(
Eastern Work!
J i I BUOTS-COARbK AD FIKB; :
y4 . - t . -
Gaiters anp slippers,
Yooths Misses', Chlldrens" and InfanU'
shoes of every grade and quality. Particu
lar attention paid to
CUSTOM WORK
And PERFECT.rTWfoftrahYefd."
Findings I Findings !
. We have U largest si oefc oX rindlnaa la
the North-vat, ana we lrjTjiA tSaUeallon
of shoemakers generally.
' REPA1RISQ PONE PROMPTLY.
Jan. 12.-nlJ-f. " 4. B. KCEBLER- ,
H.5 A. BTJSKIRK,
Is nam rtvi n a thtHcm lot
Siigars, Coffees, 4 Teas,
"-Mil rs ;
Lf lij.llrl V
" jmitai wUi ba aaM ia w. : i .
ITIFFIX TRIBDXK
I
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! Tiffin, Tborvday ETf.. April 20'.h, ISTO.
j
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A SONG.
BY ROBERT K. WEEKS.
Thai fw 111 rti v.t b-ar.
And ti mn v.-r ln ;
Tb -i-nr--it tiU ar' tlifif
Ttut furthest oH ap(iw
Tt!rJi'r jIrnzoHt wliii ;
Tiie denr-Hl Iov. are Iho
That no man can eit:ut near
With h!i best f.!lowln.
;
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John Paul on Wheat.
Generally speaking, wheat is a very
(rood grain. K shows well in the
held and in the statistical reports; it
looks well in stacks, ami especially
well in granarbts; and when well
ground, methodically kneaded, judici
ously baked, and properly browned
and buttered into toast, Uiere is no one
who will speak more respectfully, not
to say enthusiastically, of the vegeta
ble than I will. For I am, in the
main, too well bred to do otherwise.
But as an article of commerce, a med
ium for speculation, I am emphatical
ly down on the whole institution,
both "winter" and "spring;" the one
has proven "the winter of mv discon
teut,'JlMle the other ha "nprung" a
trap tfn me not unute mat projected
over unwary birds which nibble at
the same baiL These remarks may
seem severe, but they drop as natural
ly from roe as the 'kernels from a head
f wheat that has been well threshed.
As everybody knows, I am the son
of rich but respectable parents. I
started in life with this tali-manic
maxim for money making: Buy
when everyone is selling; sell when ev
ery one is buying. Well, some weeks
since, wheat, which had been bouy-
ant,suddenly fell. Every one was sel
ling. I had a little money, ana, con
fiding in my golden rule, "pitched
in" and brought "So." Very soon the
staple commodity dropped to 78.
Now, thought I is the time to get an
"average;" so mortgaging the first lot
I bought more. Aud I'll venture to
say that no old lady ever prajed so
devoutly for her bread to rise as I did
for mv wheat. But still it dropped.
The fault they said was in the East
(excuse the pun, if the pun is obvious)
until, as it still kept dropping, I
thought it my duty to go into Chicago
and put a stop to it The first greet
ing that met me as I stepped into the
Tremont House was a telegram on the
bulletin board "Wheat is flat."
Wheat was probably flat enough, but
this announcement struck me as be
ing rather a jharp truth. At half past
eleven I went down "change." It is.
perhaps, needless to say that I found
things materially changed since I bad
bought Wheat had heated in the
warehouses, they said. Enigmatic
reference was made to "stump-tail."
Buyers were offering flfty-ttve; every
body appeared to be buying; there
fore, following out my aphorism, I
sold. The result may be summed up
thus:
Two months ago I had money and
no wheat. Subsequently I had wheat
and no money. Now. by the Lord, I
have neither: The second lot was a
poor lot as poor, in fact, as the sec
ond edition of Pharaoh's kine, once jt
swallowed the first But I bought it to
make an avenge, and I made it.
How Rain is Formed.
To understand the philosophy of
this phenomenon, essential to the
very existence of plants and animals
a few facts derived from experience
and a long train of experiments, must
be remembered. Were" the atmos
phere everywhere, at all times, at a
uniform temtierature, we shonld nev
er have rain, hail or snow. : The wa
ter absorbed by it in evaporation Com
the sea and the earth's surface would
descend in an imperceptible vapor, or
cease to be absorbed by the air, when
it was once fully- saturated. Ine ab
sorbing power of the atmosphere, and
consequently its capability to retain
numidity is proportionally greater lu
coki than, in warm air. ' The air near
tnesurfaceof Uie earth is warmer than
it is near the region of the clouds.
The higher we ascend from the earth
the colder we find the atmosphere.
Hence the perpetaal snow on every
high mountain in the very hottest
climates. ' Now when, from evapora
tion, the air is highly saturated with
vapor though it be invisible if its
temperature is suddenly reduced by
cold currents descending from above
or rushing from a higher to a lower
latitude, its capacity to retain mois-
siaiiwwliisi ilaiaU an
and the result is rain. Air condenses
as it cools, and like a sponge filled
with water and compressed, pours out
water which its diminished capacity
cannot hold. How singular, yet how
simple, is thearrangmentof watering
Scientific American.
Scientific American. Tell Your Mother.
I wonder how many girls tell their
mother everything. .'Not those young
ladies who, going to and from school,
smile, bow and exchange notes and
cartes de visie with young men who
make fun of them aud their pictures,
speakirg of them in a way that Would
make their cheeks burn with shame if
they knew it. All this, mot t credulous
nd romantic young ladies they will
do, although they gaze at your fresh
young faces admiringly, and send or
give you charming verses and boquets.
No matter what "other girls do,"
don't you do it. School girl flirtation
may end disasterously, as many a fool
ish, wretched young girl could tell you.
Your yearning for some one to love is
a great need of every woman's heart.
But there is a time for every thing.
Don't let the bloom and freshness of
your -heart be brushed o9 in silly flir
tations. -: -
Render yourself truly intelligent.
And above all, tell your mother every
thing. Never be ashamed to tell ber,
who should be your friend and confi
dant, all you think and feel. It is so
very strange that so many young
girls will tell every person- before
mother, that which is most important
that she shonld know about ber own
fair daughter than she does herself.
A Beautiful Thought.
The loss of a mother, say Limar
tine, is always severely felt. Even
though her: health may incapaci
tate her from taking an active part in
the career of her family, still she is a
sweet rallying point, aound which
affection and obedience and a - thou
sand endeavors to please concentrate,
and dreary is the blank waen such a
point Is withdrawn. It is like that
lonely star above us; neither its heat
nor its light are anything to us in
themselves, yet the shepherd would
feel his heart sad If he missed It when
ho lifts his eye to the brow of the
mountain over which it -rises when
the sun descends. . ; ,;: -
There Is a man in Glen's Falls, New
York, who won't believe any stories
about the sagacity of dogs. He says
dogs have not common sense. In
nroofof his assertion he relates how
he poured kerosene ona dog and set it
on fire, just to nave a lime mn, as ne i
was lonely during his wife's absence, j
and that dog actually run under thej
barn belonging him, -and lay there!
and set the barn on fire, though the i
man whistled to him to come out It j
is enough to make a man lose faith in ;
UOgg. -
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Milwaukee has got a Turkish bath,
and the citizens ars disguising them
selves by getting peeled. An editor
Ureretooka bath the other day and
went home, and his wife drove him
out doors with a club, and he had to
go and make affidavit that he was her
husband. Then she wouldn't believe
it until she examined hi pocket-book
tmd found it empty, as usual, and a
rail road pass Inside. . ,,
A Virginia editor, in noticing the
statement that tight lacing saves the
country $2,000,000 annually in bread
alone, says it is a villianous and habit
ual lie. J3e knows a girl who laces so
tight that his arm will go around her
twice and lap over cleirr to the elbow,
and one wouldn't think to look at her
that she could eat anything except
soup, but she has an appetite- like a
crohs-cut saw, and she mows a swath
at a table like a self-raking reaper.
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" A woman has no natural grace more '
bewitching than a sweet Jaugh. 2?wt
nrtich we owe to that sweet laugh ! )
It turns the prose of our life into po-'
etrv: U flings showers Of eunsUinf '
Z.i.VvT7. jbm wood tn whis 1
the darksome WOOainnich we ,
are -traveling: it touches WUn light '
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even our sieep, nmtu muro vne
image of deaths out gemmed with v
dreams that are
the shadows of irn-
mortality.
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" a a t n 4Ka xVcaor rriAtv . itsb
. ,v rLirlc rJ of heVroom watriT
ting in the window or ner room watch-
ine two Degroes loading goods in a,
earL One of them was disposed to '
shirk:! the one stoppea, -ana looked
sharply at the laxy one, said 9- T"Sara,
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"Yes." "Then take hold and lift."
Didn't Want Her.
This incident happened in a New
Orleans court the day after Thanks-
giving. Just before the trials corn-
menced, a dusky -looking female was
quietly removed from the dock and
sent away. The Judge observed the
manoeuvre, and loudly demauded that
she should be brought back. The ofli-
cer hesitaU'd, and looked very appmi:-
ingly to the court. But passion hud
got the better of reason, and this in-
fringement of tire peculiar privileges'
of the bench was looked upon as rank
iHisiirpatioti.
"Will you bring her back?" de-!
manded the court, in a voice that had
"Parish Prison" in every intonation,
"But your Honor " began the
trembling officer.
"Don't bandy words with me, sir.
ill you lnng the prisoner hack"."'
"Yes, sir, but "
"Why don't you do it. then ?
What's the matter with you ?"
"There ain't nothing the matter
with me, but the iroman't got (he
,nall-pox H
"What! the small-pox! I say, offi
cer, you needn't bring her back. Poor
thing, I'll just let her go this time.
A gentleman whose nose had be
come distinctly colored with the red
wine he was wont to imbibe, said one
day to his little son at the table :
"You must eat bread, my boy, bread
makes your cheeks red." The little
boy replied : "Father, what lots of
bread you must have snuffed up."
The fruit trees of southern Illinois
are in full bloom, and the prospect
of good crops is good. Illinois straw
berries are now in market.
foO-Zi, i71.-n-tf.
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J ; i i Association.
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"VOTICE Is hereby given that the rwrular
Al monthly meeting of the above A-ix-l-oyeT
Btlon, for the payment of does. Ac, will be
held at the office of the Secretary, Tuesday
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J'- Behm, PlainU, Before Jacob Hoas
Vlierj. pof Bioou
Parts F. Gruesbeck, DTJ Tp, Seneca Co O.
FIRST IIIIIOII'L BiliK,
Of Tiffin, Ohio.
CAPITA I..
tioo.ooo.
BENJAMIN TOMB,
JOHN T. HUS8, -T.
B. TOMB,
DALLAS DIL1HNK,
- President.
Cashier.
Ais't Cashier
Teller
DIRECTORS.
Bbnj.Tobtb, -' "JohsT. Hcssi
Henry Ebbebt, H. U. Spatth,
R. O. PrxxncQTOK, eso. B. Hen,
Thomas B. Tostb.
Receives Deposits, Discounts Paper, buys
and sells Coin and Government Bonds, and
pays iukh-h on vntipona at maturity.
Jan. 17.-if.
H A T I D N A L EXCHANGE SANK,
,0 Tiffin, Ohio.
AII I5T CAPITAL.
139,000
f. D. LOOMlS,
O.C.ZELLER. '
- President.
- Cashier
- - T.llar
J. H. FKOtST, -
DIRECTORS.
A. B. HOVET,'
11. A. BtTSKIUK.
E.T. Stick et,
J. H. CJood,
A. Q. Hseath,
J. M. Naylob,
8. B. Snkath,
K. W. bHAWHAX,
J. D. Loom 1 a.
GovernmentSecurltles, Coin and Eastern
Exchange, bought and sold at current rates
Coupons cashed. Deposits received and'a
enernl Banking buslnesa transacted,
an .20, lMt8.-nl2.
Highly Important to Bank
ers and Others.
FslablMifd Orrr 25 Tears!
HALL'S SAFE & LOCK CO.
Sole Manufacturers of Hall's Patent Im
proved Dovetail and Tenon and Uroova
Burglar-Proof
SA.FES !
HALL'S PATENT
CONCRETE ". FIRE,
AND
Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes,
And Elaven different varieties of
HALL'S PATEXT NO-KEYHOLE
COMBINATION BANK LOCKS
50,000 SAFES NOW IN USE!
Over 25.0O0 have been rested by FIRE and
. , . BCRGLARHc :
No: an Instance on record vbtra one of these
Hafea was destroyed by FIREor rob- .
bed by BURGLARS. . .
OL'R IMPROVED.
BURGLAR-PROOF M
Are constructed on Hall's Paten ts.whlch ar
entirely new, and dln.rerit from any other,
manufactured all old and worthlesatiwlb.
od of construction being discarded, and our
improvements make II IMPOSSIBLE to
redBe," "drill," strip." orfor the anfe by
any of the many appi lances uied by expert
bunrlars., An examination will convince
iLemost skeptical.
"Our Safes have always tak
en the Gold MedaL"
Our Locks are simple in construction
and operation, and are an peri or to any
In use. They naver have been picked by any
expert or burglar, and we will put from f I.iuu
to $10.(11 behind them may Uaie. aVend (or
Circulars and Cataiouea, -
' IlLl'SSlFX 1JB LOCK CO.,
Cincinnati, Chicago, St. LtuIs, Cleveland, or
Louisville.
Agencies in all principal el lias. Prteea as
low as any manfactured.
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- iNUiet4daf 1 MareW A.T. ftn, aald
yj Jo-TUe issued sa arate of ttcJinMn
in tha aoov action for the sum of three dot- j
bars aud ninety eanta. tf 9-onta tared. y .1
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WAS AWARDED THE
GOLD MEDAL
AT THE MANSFIELD, 0 TRIAL
This great Field Trial of Reapers and Mow
ers, held at Mansfl-I.l, i ihio. in July. 1-Ci). un
der the auspices of tbc rtutte Uoard of Agri
culture, created a grrat interest at the time
among the manuiacturerx of Mowers and
Reapers, and drew together a greater nnm
ber of macblnevto compete for favor than
weie ever together at any previous trial.
Prominent among the machines was the
OLD
Staunch & Reliable Buckeye,
The eonouerer of many hard fought battle
Oerds of earlier days. Toward this machine
the combined opposition directed their at
tention, well knowing that from the high
position of public favor which that machine
occupied with
150,000 Farmers
Now using said machines, that to rival the
Buckeye was to carry off the prize. The test
was severe and the oppoaition determined,
but THE VICTORY WAs COMPLETE, and
the
HVEO BUCKEYE OF 1870
Stands to-day. as stood the Old Bnckeye of
i-c,, witnout a rival, int.
Champion of America !
The points of superior excellence possess
ed by the Buckeye, which were brought out
by this test are numerous, among which are
Darablllty,
Simplicity of CewatrsietloB,
AdaptatlaB tm Caewcai KartBcea,
PerUbllity,
Cesiveaileawe la HaBdllsg-,
PerfeetieB ef imirfBtil,
WerkiBg- mt the Gear
And Ugntneea er Draft.
The test of draft was made by an Improved
Instrument which indicated and registered
the amount of power required, so that there
could be no uncenainiiy or guessing at ine
result.
The test and examination continued five
days. The Committee were men of largeex
perience, competent to Judge, and Impartial
In their decision. Their report will be sought
and read with Interest by all? aa It will show
many new and Interesting features of the
Bnckeye and assign clear and satisfactory
reasons why It Is the BE-ST and received the
award of
GRAID GOLD TIED4L !
At their hands at this trial, which award
was made public at the Ohio state Fair, Sep
tember 14th, 1KT0.
Below will be found the Committee's re
port of draft on 19 of the more prominent
Machines tested at Mansfield, which should
settle this oft disputed question- and save
farther controversy upon this point:
Buckeve, Jr., ISO lbs. ' Clipper, fNo. 4 195 lbs.
Buckeye, tr., 14) lbs. Bulky, 2wi lbs.
Premium Mower. IT. 8 Mower, 225 lbs.
Excelsior, Jr., lW lbs. Eclipse, K5 lbs.
Excelsior, Kr 1X1 lbs. Wood's Mower, ISO lbs.
Klrby Mower, lSWlbs. Hussey, 17 lbs.
Wyandot Chief, 221. World, 19 lbs.
Russell, 349 lbs. Champion, XI lha,
Hubbard Jlargel ITS. Etna,Ulb.
Clipper No. it) l81bs. Dodge, lbs.
PilWrSS.-THE MANSFIELD MA
CHINE WORKS are prepared to aell New
Mowers and Reapers, and put Droppers on
old machines, and to sell yon Repairs of ail
kinds, and their Premium Plows cheaper
than ever before.
MAMMOTH
CLOTHING STORE !
N, DOJUAXX, Proprietor.
I have reoaclved my stock of
Spring Goods
Comprising all the Latest Btyleaof
Cloths,
Casslmeres,
Jeans,
Tweeds, and
Heady-Made Clothing I
I call particular attention to my stock of
Frfi H. Coalings, Meltons,
And an unlimited supply of
COT'S FIRMSHKG GOODS.
If I cannot suit yon I fear that yon will be
obliged to go to some Foreign Land, as 1
have aU the sty.es considered worth having
In New York and otiier Eastern cities. I
have the 0 nest stock of
eck-Tiea and Collars &c,
In t lie city.
aw Being a PRACTICAL TAILOR tn the
business, I feel I can give better satisfaction
than any other Bouse.
ALL WOBK WAMAirriTDf
And satisfaction guaranteed. .
NICHOLAS DOM ANN.
aw Opposite National Hall, Tlifin,Ohlo.
AprU LlbTO-tf
TAKE NOTICE!
Persons
uorsfl
WEST !
Will do well to mil
on, or com roan Irate
witlaUte andersicn
ed, and make ar
rangements foe
Transportation
AT
RIDICID KATES
Both for
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE.
Our Ticket are GOOD on aH FIRST-CLASS
PA8BENUEB TRAINS to Kansas City and
hu Joseph.
THUS. B. TOMB,
Armit Western Xmiarxil AaaoeiaUoa,
First National Bank, XiAavObic
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THIS WAY FOE BARGAINS !
SUVF-SSOIIS TO SHAWHAN A WILSON..
Does Say, and Mean What he Says,
THAT 'bo will sell to the patron of the
DRESS GOODS, nOTIOfJS !
C A R P
AND IN SHORT, ALL OTHER CRY GOODS CHEAPER lHaa can be bought at any
other establishment in the city.
TO THE LADIES ESPECIALLY !
:VE HAVE J CUT RECEIVED
1 fli!E ASSORTMEUT OF BUCK ILP1C1S !
Come In and look at them. Mr. Rasora, of our Dress tGoods Department, will take pleas
ure In showing them and also giving yon ORE AT BAROAiN-i.
RESPECTFULLY,
P. s. Rememlx-r the place. No. I, Empire
FeKS's isn.-nui.-ly.
niE CITV
The' Proprietors of this establishment having both been regularly trained
and educated for the profession feel themselves
Competent to Prepare and Compound Medicines!
In a manner UNSURPASSED by any other Drug House in the Union.
Tinct Opii is not put at this house for Tinct. Rhei, nor Oxalic Acid for Seid
Iitz Powders. Every Drug and Chemical sent out from this house is of the
best quality that the market affords, and they are sold AT ONE PRICE, and
that the LOWEST.
We beg to invite the attention of the public to our
PIKE COFFEES AND TEAS
And to the VERY LOW PRICES at which they are sold. Also to our
WINES, BRANDIES and WHISKIES, which are warranted PL RE.
iit i- ' .v. . t.... i.n.l wtlfTkl T.TT. AT in t.ha market that which took
the Siver Medal at the Cincinnati Exposition, also a full line of Paints, Oils,
Varnishes and Brushes.
Thanking the public foi their rapidly
We are, Respectfully,
obi firm, and to all othera who
him
ill patroolz
K T S !
G. IF. BVSK1RK.
Block, on the corner.
DRUG STORE.
increasing patronage,
A. D. SAMS Sc. CO
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88. POUND! 88.
A Large and Well
RIO,
BROWN,
COFFEE,
CRUSHED,
POWDERED and
GRANULATED
6UGAR&
JAVA,
MOCHA,
ROASTED and
BROWNED
COFFEES.
SOAPS, CAXDLE8 ASD OILS. 1
CAXDIES, COCOA AXD CHOCOLATE,
EXTRA CT3 ASD SPICKS.
rj 5 b
Sj - -3 w
3 S "
SALT, FISH,
WATER LIME,
WOODEX, WILLOW
ASD BTOSK-WASB.
BR VSHES, T WISES,
VV.
Dec 15, lt79.-n9-6m.
FURNITURE AT THE
H. B FIEGE & CO.,
MAKCrACTTRERS of and dealers tn all kinds of Fnraltore, are now prepared to fur
Ish all who wish every style and artlcl of well-made, olaln or aoholstercet Pnrnl.
ture at most reasonable prices. Call and see onr stock and learn oar prteee before pur
chasing, as we hope to merit a continuance of tha generous patronage heretofore received
from a discriminating public
UNDERTAKING
A fine Hearse suitably equipped for Funeral oecasiona. Coffins and Case on hand and
made on the shortest notice.
Remember the place at the sign of BIO CHAIR Market street, near the Conrt House.
oTa.W-ti.in. ..H.F.FIEGiaCO.
Assorted Stock of
ENG. BREAKFAST,
GUNPOWDER,
IMPERIAL,
YOUNO HYSON,
OOLONG A JAPAN
TEAS.
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J17 WISES,
BBASDT,
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O IS, RVM,
ASP WHISKY,
dir.. At
CORD AO K,
die,
H. ICEILHOLTZ'S.
SIGN OFjBIG CHAIR
WILLIARD'S
lira mm store.
New Stock and Latest Styles.
' Having Just opened a new atock of
CROCKERY & QUEEH'S-WARE
X. S, BESET BLOCK, TIT FIJI,
"VTE ABE prepared to srll all goods. In
VT our line of busineas, in styles to please
the most fastidious, and at prlcea to suit all.
Our goods are the Latfvt Htyi.bs and from
the BEST MAS LF ACTORI EM. We Invite
all to come and examine for themselves.-
We keep constantly on hand a full assort
ment of ;
CHINA,
STONE CHINA,
; STONE WARE,
GLASS WARE,
CUTLERY,
FRUIT JARS,
LOOKING GLASSE3,
Ac., 4c, &c, ' Ac.
Also, a great variety of LAMPS and LAMP
FliiXftEWifncindlng the
OBJEST.u HOUSEHOLD PET,
Whlct has been thoroughly tested and found
to possess about three times as great illumi
nating Bower as the burners now In ue,
with nearly the same amount of oil. This
lamp Is non-explosive, and free from odor
ana smoae.
Having exercised great care in the sell
tion of oar large stock of
Sllver-Plated Ware,
We offer special Inducements to those wish
ing to purchase Castors, Hu gar Bowie. Ono
leta. Cake Baskets. Hpoons. Forks, Butter
rv Dives, is apain rungs, (.all Bells, nugar
Sheila. Ac.
Havine In addition to the above stock of
new goods, purchased the stock lately own-
sioyn. . i.owe, we oaer mis at great oar
gains. TbOHewhohave purchased the Wheat
and Lily Patterns, at the above establish
ment, can have any pipoea that may nave
been broken repriced.
We have the best Coal Oil at SS eta. per gal
lon : Carbon Fluid at 30 eta. Stone Jars and
Jugs at and 10 eta. per gallon.
star Don't forget the place, "o. S, Seney s
Block. Jau. s-oli
yotlce.
rpllE undersigned has rn appointed and
JL qualiflfd Admlulxtrstor " the estate or
William Mitchell, late ol Seneca county,
Ohio, deceased. baMUEL MTTCHELL.
April 5, 187L-n2&-3w. .
FOR SX.E!
Blouse and Lot in Jlelmore.
TTOrsE two stories, containing sevsa
w a MA-,vG(M bouse and fMm
Lot full si- AU sorta of Iran tr, Ja, j
quire on fi"1""111 v w.. t
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MAIN STREET MEAT MARKET!
Largest and Best.
JOHN A. EE1IIIELE
HAS at great expense fitted np the
reom, on the first floor, directly oppo
site the Court Honse door, aa a first-ciias
Meat Market, with Ice Boom, marble coun
ters, and will keep it In the beet style.
FRESH MEATS
Of all kinds always on heed Beef, Pork,
Mutton. Veal,.
SALT HEATS
Pickled Pork, Smoked Rams, and Shoul
ders. A specialty la mad ef BoJowbb, Baosagea,
Head Cheese and Pork Sausage.
Cash weld for Beeves. CalM ghr, anil
Hogs, at the highest market rate and waawd
at aU times. .
Great pain Is taken at this market to have
work done In the neatest man nr.
JOHJf A. &BMXXLB.
May . Ia70-ly.
CALL AT
The Stone Front
FOB
GOOD GROCERIES !
Ton will be rare ta get anything in
THE GROCERY LINE!
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That yon may wsxC -nlS-tf.
" H. A BUSKIRy
Andrew Summer's Estate.
"V'OTICE Is here given that the andeiwIgB
il ed has neen annointed. and Isonallfled.
as Admimsvatar, wKh WU1 annexed, of the
estate of Andrew Bummers, lata ol Seneca
county, Ohio, deeeasert.
jt A i uaiiu naaiv-i.
Mar. 0, 1771.-n-t.
Xotice.
rpflE nndersfghed has been datyp?o!ntd
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.. -r. U-rfsl Caratlve Efleeta mi
-'. ILSEB'S C.4LIFOBWI4
J. ffiuu en
Tlaewar Bitter are sot avn Faary Diiak.
Hide of Peer Kaav Whiskey, rrewf Xairita
aaa Kefaae JJeaere doctored, spice sad sweec
Dt to please the taste, called "Tonics.' Asserts.
en," Restorers," Ac that lead tne tippler oa te
drnakenness sod rcl3. bat sre s tras t edictae. madr
from tae Kstirs Itsou and Herbs of CslUbraU. tret
trees all AlesheMe SrissalBatai They ar the
GREAT BLOOD Pt KIF1ER aad A UTI
GITIXG PRINCIPLE, a perfect Baaovator sad
Iarlgoraterof toe Srstern. csrryutg off all poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to a eesltby coodraott.
Xo penoa cms tak taess Bitters according to dirae
tloas and wnila long an well, provided their bones
sre not destroyed by mineral poison or ether measa,
and the vital organ wasted beyond tbs point of re
pair. They are a Gentle Pare ail v aa well aaa
Tealc, pnssewlng also, the pecaliar merit of acting
ss s powerful sgent In relieripg Congestion or kissn
msUoaof tbeLlTer, and a;' . j Visceral Organs,
FOR FEU ALE CO"rLAINTS, wbstber la
yoong or olit. married or single, st the dawa of wo
manhood or at tat rnra of life, tbese Tonic Bitters bsm
BeeassL
Fer Iasasaasatery anal Chraaie Sbeasaa
tlsaa aad Goat. DyspepeiB ar Iaslireatiea,
Bilieas, Resaitteat a ad Ialermittcat Fever,
Dteeaee ef Ike Bleed. Liver, Kidneys, a ad
Bladder, these Bitter hare beca most snccaisral.
Sack) Diseases are caused by Vitiated) Pleed,
which b generally proUoced by ovrasgsnent of the
Digestive Orsaa.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Hesd
sene, Pstn la the Shoulders, Congha, Tightness of the
Chest, Dimness. Soar EraetaUoc of the Stomach.
Bad taste ta the Uonth, fiilions Attacks, Palpltatioa
of th Heart, Inflaromatloa of the Longs, Pain m the
regions of the Kidneys, sod a hundred other painful
symptoms, srs the offtpriDgs of Dyspepsia.
They lnvigorsie the Stomach and stimulate the tor
pid llTtr snd bowels, which reader them of snegaalled
efflescy la cleansing the blood of all Imparl ties, ssd
Inrpsrting new Hie snd vigor to the whole system.
FOKSKIXDISEAS ES, Eroptlons, Tetter, Bait
Bheum. Blotches Spots, rtniplcs. Pisrales, Boils, Csr
baneles, Blng-Worms, Scsld-Besd, Sore Eyes, Erisip.
elss. Itch, Scurfs. Dtaeolorstlons of ths Sldn. Bumors
snd Diseases oftheStls, of whatever asae or aster,
sre literally dng np and carrW ont of tha system Id a
hort trine bv the r-e ef thes Fitters. One bottle in
sues esses will convince Um am incredulous of their
cuxatiTs effect.
Clesnse the Vltlnted BToef whenorr you find Its
imparities borstlna mrODnli thsMtin In Pimples. Emo
tion, or ISorw. rleuiM it m hra yon find It oNKraoteJ
snd Aiumnsb inthevelns: eleuiseitwben tttMronl.an'i
your ree.iniri will tei I ion worn. Keep the blood purs
sod the health of tiie j stem will tollow.
PIN. TAPE, sndothor WORMS, lnrliing In the
trnem of o many llion.nndn. are etlectnally dfatror.
eit and remoTed. For H;il fllrecllon. read earertnly
tke eireolar around earh battle, printed In four ian-
gusgea njf Iih, Oermaa, French and Spanish.
J. WAXKEB, Propri. tor. R. II. llcDONALD A CO,
PmggUts snd Gen. Amenta, Pan Frsncisco, Caland
SS arrt St Commerre Ptroet,New York.
- - ft d pt am. cGIsTa ajtd DEims.
Mar. , isn.-ly.
RE A D !
Ttie Bes
! Sewinn Machine
IX TIIE WSB1S1
Stitch Allheon Both Sides I
A;rhild earn lars to sis it la one day.
It works alike well mm Wood, Leath
er. Cloth. Hsills, tsmhrle. Rbt
etto. or Tiaasio Paper, mylllaoal
cilaoge of TensloB I
So kituint S EA Ml art ever rn Ut tea v For
SHOEMA KEJtS sail TAILJii.i it
CAS"Toe brntrn. tn the World!
Jor f'amttv wae it Aat so
EuCAL.
Price, same as other Uinndard Aiochinci.
Terms, C'ruA, or note payable at Bank, in
three months, with interest.
- This macnine is all ce uj U is, and all you
can tmagm it to be !
If you want tha oeaf for the tamewumey,
then see this one 6eore vow buy t
Write for Samples c It ore done on it, and
circulars with cuts aud prices of the Machine
and we will forward at once by mall.
Orders trom any partofSeneca county will
be promptly filled. Machine warranted tor
(Aree yews, and full instructions. In ue,
given, bend for circular aud samples al
once.
We are Agenta for this WO.VDffcTI
Machine for rieneca, Wyandot and Crawford
counties. Address
A- W. BHi.N KEP.HOFF A SON.
I'pper ejandusky, Ohio.
P. 8. Machines ordered of us, and on de
livery falling lo do as recommenced, will at
once be removed without any displeasure,
or further cost to the one ordering irwin.
Junel7-no&-ly A. W.B.ASON.
A BARGAIN !
280 ACRES OF LAND
IJf POLK COUSTY, IOWA,
!4 Miles NcrtTi of h Cacita!
Of the State. It I In thie tracts of 120, SO
. and su acres.
C00D IIXD.SIEROIXOED BT MBS 3.
Will sell or trade for property located 1b
Tiffln. or this count. Enquire at toe Tai-
Bi'.ttumos ana see a iintn-r aeacription,
maps, Ao.
Jan. m.-u.
Ohio Stove Works
lealk.Writ for. Lafayette ssd Bail.
raau sitreets.
TIPPIN, OHIO
Msonrat-tur'jr or
Stoves & Hollow Ware
jyD fimz castixgs.
UL tOODj WARKiXTIO "A 50. 1"
"Family Pride," : Cottage. ,
This Stove is a flrst-cl.vi WW ratier In
fuel. It diifers auaetaliy frnm others In
this respect. Th erluuias am lareer. By
means of a dam pr. the tutt is pa.-:i Uowu
the two frout oolujnns, ondr tne bot:om,
back up toe two rear columns and out ef the
pip, which sets on. toe top of tbe-move.
By this arranaesnent yo bave the flnit ra
diator and economtser exuuit. Ali will ad
mit that it rs desired that a heating aiove
ahould be so arrtnged that a majority of the
be thrown out in u""'-. "I"?",,'!
Call and see thUBEAUTIFCLrj E
SO. M WWDIMTAI STBEsTT.
.-a ik vixETT other slr! and sines. If
von want to see what I loaimtttrt'ird In
m.I n. Km7Tlr tU BiOUO eiCP-
- "'S
W. O. SrTa. Bee'y.
ovemlJer li l-lf
FOR SALE!
irrvHE Dwelling Hase. 'wttri no acre o
A. roond, next fc the Cnaoech'H Hobso
Contains six rood sized r.m, kitchen. tw
small bed rooms, and cJueeta, Cellar under
the whoie buii-iing. and s lare citr.
For narUeuiars luqutre nf
real, im-nT-tf. .
' -' r mmm T
For Sale. .
TWO good Dwellings La Second Ward,
pcasueston given IiarurtiiSi y J
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