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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-19
Dyspepsia Remedy.

Innumerable are the remedies that
have been proposed for the cure of
this dreadful malady which waits al
ways on Indigestion, and few have
been found efficacious. Still the suf-
ferers hope, and this is about the best
thing they can do, for this remorseless
scourge, tOrturing the body, also makes
the mind distempered and imparts
gloom to everything. So, in the eX-
pectation that the following prescrip-
ton from the Rural New Yorker,
which Is claimed to have relieved the
correspondent sending it, may benefit
some Of our readers we print There:
I can give q recipe or remedy for the
dry, cOstive dyspepsia, l myself having
been reduced to a mere skeleton some
twenty-five years ago, am now res
tored to good health. Take OF bone
set (or as some call it, thOrOughWOrt)
root one handful: put it into a sufi
cient quantity of water to get the
strength out of the root; simmer
down to one pint take half ounce of
cinnamon, half ounce cloves, half the
skin of a lemon, pulverize the three
last named articles, drain the bOneset
tea through a cloth when cool add
the whole ingredients together; like
wise add to the above one pint of best
forth-proof brandy; shake it up well.
When settled it is ready for use. Dose:
One tablespoonful at a time, morn
ing, noon and evening. Do not shake
it up when you use it.
know number of persons land
myself for one) who were so near gone
that we had scarce any blood in our
veins, and had to be rubbed to keep
the breath of life in US from day 10
day, until At length the cause was re-
moved. We were so bad off that one
of milk would distress US,
and within two weeks l could eat any
kind of food, and have ever since
without any pain whatever. Il. RUN
DEL, Crawford Co., Pa.
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The Omaha Legal Entsrprlss.

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and endorsed by the Governor and
best business men Of the State. Tick
ets are 50 each, or two for S.. The
drawing takes place JE nuRTy 80. The
highest prize is $50, 900. Fall pArticu-
lars can be had OF Messrs. Psttes &
Gardiner, Omaha, Neb.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-19

ALBUMEN FROM FISH EGGs.-The
great demand for albunen for manu-
featuring purposes has led to the at
tempt to obtain it from every imagin-
able source, hens eggs being of course
the most expensive, and entirely in
sufficient to afford a supply. An ex-
periment has recently been made by
DIR. Grune to utilize fish roes for this
purpose, these being Cbtainable from
many kinds of fish in immense guam
titles, and which are usually thrown
away. When entirely ripe, these roes
are capable OF furn shing q large
amount of aibumen, a nd in this con-
ditiOn are to be strip, i from the in
vesting membrane, and made free
from adhesion as much as possible.
They are then placed 1 a sieve, rub
bed with a stiff brush % as to break
up their contents and allow the albu-
men to pass through. This is to be
washed with water, to which one
Dart of ammonia ia Il rec hundred is
10 be added, so that the albumen ad-
herring to the sieve ST. all be carried
through. The solution thus obtained
isGo be placed in high vessels and al
lowed to stand for some days, and
when it becomes clear the albumen
can be poured offi',tn f'a+ dishes, and
evaporated in WEI ,>n,Iiated rooms.
The cIeaui' T. - said to be facilitated
by passing through coarse sand or
powdered gla5s. The best roe for this
purpose is Il, of fresh water fishes,
such as pike but the albumen can be
obtained fro any species. 1.-THE roes
have beenI { too long, of course
there is a t, 'ency to decomposition,
accompanie ~ an unpleasant smell,
but this is n It all appreciable if the
labor be pro Ited at the proper time.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-19
Queer Cure for Consumption.

Under the head of a 'rNovel Cure
for Consumption, the Indianapolis
Evening Journal publishes the follow
ing: "a young lady of this city, sick
with a disease of the lungs, was told
that if she would get a young puppy
and raise it, the dog would take the
consumption of her hands and she
would get well. She did so, and, as
the dog grew, it was noticed that the
animal acquired q hacking cough,
while the young lady grew rapidly bet
ter. In the meantime, however, she
had become very much attached to
the canine benefactor, and did every
thing that could be done for him. It
was of no use, however; consumption,
the fell destroyer, had fastened upon
poor Jacks vitals, and few days since
he passed in his checks. The young
lady is In robust health, and firmly be-
lieyes that the dogsaved her life. a"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-19

EFFECT OF KEEPING FLOUR IN BAR
REIS.-As is well known, flour kept
in barrels for long time often ac-
quires a peculiar odor, supposed to be
derived from the barrel. Professor
Pollock, of ESilesiR, has lately made q
careful examination of such flour, and
has ascertained that this smell actually
indicates an incipient decomposition
prejudicial to matchmaking, the glu~
ten of the flour having in part become
changed into a soluble body. Thus,
while sound flour preserved in sacks
contained 11.06 per cent. of gluten and
LA per cent of soluble alhuminOus
matter, four other specimens of fiouI.
taken from different barrels were sew.
orally composed of 8.37 per cent. glu-
ten, to PA per cent. soluble albumen;
7.40 per cent. to $50 per cent. 7.23
per cent. to 4. "A per cent; and 6.54
per cent. to 6.46 per cent. Two sam
Piles with more than 6 per cent. of So
luble matter had an acid reaction,
while the others were neutral. Pro-
fessor Pollock believes this chemi-
cal change of the flour to be induced
by the fact that the barrel prevents
communication with the atmospheric
air and the equalization of tempera-
ture. This view is confirmed by the
oft-repeated observation that flour in
sacks keeps fresh for a much longer
time, and that the mustiness in bar
rels always develops first, and exists
in the highest degree in the center,
viz, that portion most remote from
the outer air.
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20 south
Dec, ely

The COUNTRY SEEMS TO BIB FILLED
wTTH SPEOIFTo-FOr the cure of Lung
Diseases, that one scarcely knows which
to use, for want Of confidence in their
medical properties; bat from the re-
markabls cares and the high orler and
extraordinary sEicaey Of Aliens Lung
Balsan, thSt We are com PEELED to regard
the evidences Of cur senses, and con-
hdently stGtO for Cough and Cold, and
that Hydro Headed Monster Consunp-
ton, We think that preparation 3 SAFE
and certain cure that Is now before the
public.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
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To COnsump4ves.

The advertiser, having been perm anentIy eur
ed of that dread disease, Consumption, By 9
sirapie remedy, is anxious to make known {.
his fellow sufferers the meansof cure. To al
who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
seription used, free Of eharge), with che df
reetions fer preparing and using the sams,
which they will hHd a sUEE CuRz for CoxsUsEP-
TIoE, AsTHEA, BEoEoHTFIs, re Parties wish
ing the prescription viii please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
24 South 3rd Street, WiIlia1sburg,. n 7.
Dec. 6-Iy
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-19

SHELTER Your STOCK AND SAVE
FEED.-An experiment made in Eng
land shows that one hundred sheep
fed under shelter on twenty pounds Of
Swedish turnips each, per day, at the
end Of few weeks, had gained three
pounds more each than another hum
dred which were feI twenty pounds
of the same kind Of turnips each, but
IN the open air or field.
Five sheep were fed in the open sir
In November, the temperature being
at forty-five degrees. They consum-
ed ninety pounds of food per day. At
the end OF ten days they weighed two
pounds less than when first exposed.
Five other sheep were then placed in q
shed, the temperature beingfOrty-nine
degrees; at first they consumed eiRh-
ty-tWo pounds per day, then seventy
pounds, and at the end of the time
they had gained twenty-three hounds.
This is proof sufficient of the adyan-
tage Of sheltering stock.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-19

REMEDY FOR CRoUP.-HaIf tea
spoonfuI Of pulverized alum in a little
molasses. It is a simple remedy, one
always at hand, and q dose seldom
fails to give relief. If it should, re-
peat it after one hour,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-19
These Afflicted with
Consumption,
Please Read the Following Lst-
ter from q Reliable Druggist.
MOUNT vnRNor. Ill, April n. 1s71

MOUNT VERNON ILL.,, April 20. 1871.
II EssRs. J. N. HARRIs 4 Co, Cincinnati,
O.-Gentlemen: heard one of my custom
erB speak in such high terms Of Aliens Lung
Balsam to-day, that thought would write
you the substance of his statement: He says
his mother, who is nov sixty years of age
has suffered with cOnsun ptiOn for several
years, and has been under the care OF all of
our best physicians, but never received any
permanent benefti thea she rssoFtsd TO
most even kiad Of Cough and Lung Bal
sanas that could - procured for her, but all
to no avail. She stiII grew gorzs, until she
was confined to her bed and WheE she was
seized with = -paro1yssa OF Coughing she
were compelled to resort to various means
TO restore breathing and while she was
anything, and the family and friends had
given Up All hope Of her recovery. Her son
BaIsAm in the Christian Advocate, and they
thought they WOuld procure and try &c. They
commenced Swing her the BslsaE At 5
untu midnight; thea she took another at
Of coughing, and SxpSetOratsd . moathfu
thing she had act been sbis t. do fer some
time. They continued 70 Eiys her the Bal
sam until merHing, snd thea she begun to
she oxpSstoretsd three RiRts Of zueuous
matter, Ehleh save Der iIannsdiats relief,
improve. She nov ats HP all day, and can
Walk shout the hOEEo and take cOnsidoRable
outdoor xoreiss. Ter aoA bought mere of
the Balsam, today, and he recommends It
Yours respectfully,
a. @. JOHNSON, DruFEist.
was there ever greater proof Of merit than
the case this letter refers tot
ALIENS LUNG RAL8AH = " thout
doubt the bSst sxBsstoEsat ToFnsdy ever
offered to the sZietgd public. II con tains
no opiuua in any form, AID its uss 81 harm
less to the NEST delicate.
D1rOsti ons EccSmpaay s2sh bottle.
]. n. HABBLE q Co, PrORrietoEz,
Cincinnati, D,
Fer sale BY All MeaIssAe Dealers.
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Vfek,a FIeraI Gutae.

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READ THE TESTIMONY.
n u

Messrs. Mansfield 4 Higbee;
] am from Albany, New York, whittier
win Fsturn in about two weeks. I have
been troubled with a severe cold, splitting
blood. and many other symptoms Of Lung
DiseOse, having part Of the time 8 heavy fe-
yer I used your Hungarian Bslsam With
entire success. It afforded quick relief; and
With'the aid Of a couple OF doses Of Match
less SsnatiVe Pills to work ont the cold ana
now entirely cured. Believing il a positive
duty to others who may be similarly Affect
ed, / thought it best to let you know of it.
Three doses of the Hungarian Balsam eur
ed the splitting of Blood.
as CHALES A. JONES,
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HoUsEKHEPERB ADMINISTRATION Is
no stale, sour sr heavy bread where
DAwsoE'a method hss been introduced.
See advertisement.
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WRYI II. RRSVB TFSR YOURSELF.
i Csnakis IBAies positively egros CsnsumP-
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81 EsadsTful sgFOs il has Hafo, but simply
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ana - Is Bablisatisa. Prise s1.so, eF three
bottles fer -. Address CRADD0CK 4 Co.
less RaOs sweet. RAils1siRhfs,5 -, giving
AARs sf gAeSr. sss 94W
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viii be sold at = great bargain. For
further InfoFHas alton apply to
A. o. CLOUGH, or
MARYH & BRAwNEK, Att'ys,
1t. Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Yours truly,

q II 4JUW LI1FFs
NOTE-The object of blowing shall
low is this, the nut will not form
until the end Of the root strikes the
hard ground 5neldnd Independent.
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Or. COUDEN or LOUIS

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end send for copy Of his Cancer journal,
snoWIng node Of treatment, free Of charge to
81. address Dr., W. Q. COUDEN, IS5 Jsffer-
on street, Louisville, KY.
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Hungarian BaIsam care.
G,nnrHaa- CoIda and Eananuanffan

With entire confidence in its merits, We
would CONNIE nd this preparation to all who
may be afflicted with any disease Of the
Lungs, as a safe and effectual medicine. II
has been used, particularly in the Western
States, with great success in many cases
where the life of the patient was despaired
Of We believe this to be the best Lung
Remedy now before the public, and worthy
of fair trial by those having any affection
OF the Lungs.
READ THE TEsTTEOEV
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-07

Warwick Castle, Canterbury Cathedral,
and now the Escurial within few weeks all
these famous edi6ces have been in flames.
Three hundred years have rolled away since
this great mass Of architecture rose proudly
to the heavens, a mark and trophy of the cul-
mination of Spain in riches, strength, and ma
tional influence. The Escural has stood
through all the long period of her decline
and if the majestic old land-m mark has indeed,
as is now supposed, been totally destroyed, ii
may perhaps be regarded as a token or start
ing point of the new birth of Spain-a new
birth of political and religious emancipation
If SO, the catastrophe will not be without It's
consolation; for country may progress in
all that is noble without Eschrials or Warwick
Castles, but can hardly do so while the old
medieval spirit remains of which those struc.
lures were the legitimate architectural ex-
preston, and Of which they served, SO to
speak, as the standing witnesses and advo.
Gates.
| But later information has reached Madrid
that the fire in the Escurial had been extin.
guished. Two of the towers and portion
of the room have been destroyed. The
amount of the damage is estimated at 3,0o0,-
600 reals. All the valuable objects which i
was thought would perish in the conhagatior
are reported to be safe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-07

Most everybody was surprised at the rela-
tive falling off in the republican majority in
Waterville, at the recent election, but the
Mail explains it clearly. They have there
some thirty French voters who have hereto
fore gone with the republicans and were
counted with us before the late election. On
Monday morning they were found at the cars,
prepared with democratic tickets, and mar
shalled by men who proclaimed that they had
all gone over to that side. The democrats
afterwards squarely admitted that these men
had been privately bought up, between Satur-
day and Monday, for dollar and half a
head, and free railroad ticket to West Wa
terville and home again. One of the nego-
tiators has since boosted of the low price at
which these men had been purchased! He
had forgotten the low price at which he had
sold himself, in this shameful and criminal
transaction. And Mr.. Greeley proclaims on
the stump that the general government is u.s.
ing money to buy votes for the republican
party.