The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-05-30
Information for the People.
tOrigiHal Selected by Charles NJ OHara. Druppis
Bolivar, Team

tOrBhAi anu eiecteq. 9y Charles NJ. GHara, Druggst
NoiiVat' IeAn-l
Remedy for SMOKY Chtnanega.-A cor
respondent of the Scientific Anaerican-a
paper-by the way, that every farmer as well
as mechanic, should take,-says. If a chin
ney built near wall or any other obstruc- |
ton to the passage of the wind when it is |
blowing from the side on which the chimney
Is erected, the compression Of the air in the |
vicinity of the wall is such that it will seek
every creyicer stOVe-pipe and chimney
through which to escape, thus producing
draft the wrong way.
Kennedy; Raise the vent Of the chimney
above the region of compressed air; or
move it back or to one side, out Of it. When
you want to follow the example Of such
chimney you Will find a very large assert
ment Of pipes at O'Hara's drug store
Cartonic Acid Gas IN WclIs.-A Texas
correspondent Of the same paper says: To
relieve wells or other vertical excavations of
damps, or carbonic acid gas, or the smoke of
gunpowder, in blasting, make a hoop of any
flexible material Of sufficient weight "a
grape vine answers welI) nearly the size of
the excavation. With coarse blanket or
any other strong cloth make bag Of five or
Blk feet long, sew the hoop in the open end,
so as to keep the bag distended Tie a rope
across the hoop, and attach to the centre of
1t long rope which will reach to the bottom
of the well. Hold the bag so that the open
end will descend first Let it drop, and it
Immediately becomes inflated with air, which
is carried TO the bottom, and displaces the
impure air A few repetitions of the fall Of
the bag render the air at the bottom entirely
pure.
If your blood is thin and poor, and you
have symptoms of chiIls and fever, buy a
box Of "O'Hara's Blood Remover" It will
give tone and strength to the whole system.
Test your KerOseHe-In view of the
many explosions resulting almost invariably
from the use Of bad Kerosene, We urge upon
the heads Of families the Importance of test
ing their oil before use in the lamp This
may be readily done by any man, woman,
or child, by means of the thermometer, a
little warm water and tablespoonful of the
Oil Fill the cup with warm water, the
temperature of which is to be brought to
1902 Fab. Pour the oil on the water; APP
ply flame to the floating oil by match or
otherwise. # the oil IS unsafe At aoiU take
fire, and its use in the lamp is dangerous,
for 10 is liable to explode. But if the oil is
safe and good it viii not take fire. All per-
sons who sell oil that viii not stand the fire
test are liable to Scientific
american.
Do not under any circumstance use Petro.
Aurora, or any other humbug oils They
won't stand the test. O'Hara has good coal
oil-that will stand a higher test than that
required by law, at so cents per gallon.
The editor Of the Cumberland CHI
Democrat, puts forth this appeal to the PEG.
pie of the West:
Down with the Satraps
Down with them
Satraps are tyranizing over the gallant
sons and beautiful daughters of the South
In the name of Right, of Liberty, Of
Justice; strike down the Internal despOtE
who are lording it over a noble people
Sound the tocsin
Speak boldly
Act boldly
Work for the right
Down with the satraps
The people Of the South have rights and
feelings as well as other people.
Their rights and feelings have been disre
garded by the Internal fanatics and Adolf
tionists," and over them to day is established
q horde of pimps, villains and devils who
have neither respect for their God or then
oaths
Down with the satraps
Let the people OrganizesUfrom State tx
State, from ocean to ocean, for the over
throw of the hell-begOtten tyrants who are
holding high carnival over the mlseries anC
trials Of the South.
We hate tyrants.
We curse the satraps who have beer
trampling down the South
God, in his infinite mercy, through JohT
Wilkes Booth, removed Abraham Lincoln
from the scenes Of earth and thus relieved
the people from his. hateful Eand terrible
presence
He set the .emanple
1t is desperate extremity-the remova
of tyrants by single hand, but such eX
tremities sometimes occur.
Down with satrnpsl
Rise from your lethargy, ye slumberinl
millions of the west
If the detestable tools of tyranny are pei
mitted1 80 continue in their despotic swa,
over the Southern people, the time is not fa
distant when q like despotism will be estah
lished over you of the west.
Tyrants must be overthrow, not con
ciliated.
Strike them down, and rescue q suffering
and outraged, yet brave and honorable pee
ple.from their grasp.
Down with the satraps
We take the following items from tn
GAINESVILLE C hronicle of the 22d inst:
Is Luck.-We learn that a lady of thi
citv. whose husband has heretofore been c
limited means a day or two since receive
a letter from an Attorney in Indiana that a