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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-12
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church.

Services as follows :Ssoond sabbath in month.
by Or. A. A MOOREMAEi FsUrth sabbath in each
month BY VIZ. n. MOMENT
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-12
and Constables.
Railroads
Mississippi Central z. 4.

Trains pass Bolivar follows
MAIL TRAIE, south I.I5 N North, 500 4
EXPRESS tram South-ll5 kerth, $40
Freight train, South 1-5O / sI;...-Eerth, Alp
dc 10 de 1850 do 30
e. Mail train runs every day. e. Express train
runs avery day-hIOF Gays EXCEPTED. -JE1 e-.
Connection IS made by the southwark bound all and
Express trains Grand Junction with trains the M
G. X and by the trains going u0Tth At ksUn,
TeED. with trains 0 the NJ q D. 4. II.
The above schedule takes effect May %, 1871.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-12

lsuraucs Companies reduce rates where it Is intro
dueed The Government has adOp ted it.
Puts Out Burning Kerosene, Tar, Etc
SEND FOR RECORD. IsepI5 II
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-12
Bapfist Church.

Sabbath Service I01z A II and ~ Sunday Sehos
Q A N; PRAYER Meeting Tuesday Evening; Regular
BIonthly Meeting Saturday before the Third Sabeatl
in eachmonth Communion Services the SABBATH folio
ELD A B TuMLINSON, PAsroR.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-12
VII. KNABE & CO.,

E- Baltimore, Nd.
Or-any Of our regular established agen-
cies. Nov I0-6U
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-12

ACJAUU4oI O4LuAO4A'
Services every Sabbath at l05I A. Al. sad P. u,
BY the Rev. s. b. SURRAT-.' 1881 81
SABBATH SCHOOL st 81 = NJ
Singing Sabbath School Sob arsevory Sunday eve
ming ~ o'clock Prayer n sting every " ednss-
DAY night. Choir meeting every riday night Regular
Church meeting first WEDNESDAY light in sSsh month
Young Mems pTaysr meeting every Asnday Right Il
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-12

provide for the collection Of all taxes that are zen
upon real estate sold under decree o. any court in tbs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-12
EIRE ExTINGUIsHEE

F. W. TABwELb, sEcRErARr,
122 WASHINGTON ST, CHICAGO,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-12
Ncn-Res5den4 Wofgco.
State Of Tennessee, Hardin Count.

This, January u, 1872.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-12

when Jon buy your Tickets .ia MsmPAis cal as the
oace 2375< Main St., the Depot Of the 81. 4 l..
Line. where you always GET correct and reliable
Information and tickets any point cheap - by any
WIZ. KING, Gear Pa. E'RAsA
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-12
Non-Rcs7Ient notice.

This, January -, 1872
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
"Oh! Would ! Were a Chl!d hgain.

sghs the weary and exhausted one, as the languOr
and lassltude of the spring comes upon him. Come
and eceiye vigvr and strength from the wonderful
south American ToNlC.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

FOh INN
Piano-forte, Cabinet Organ Guitar, COrnet, Violin,
Fife, Accordion, German Accordion, CariOnet,
Flute FlageOlet costing but ~ cents each are tusi
what are needed for cheap and attractive instInc-
tiOn bOnka
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10

NEW CASI14E TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Pniladrl-
rhia 40, A. M. Leave Philadelphia lL45 A. M,
and Wilmington 100 p. NJ, for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional TO those above, leave Clayton for
Smyrna $40 A. M, aud 90 p. M leave Smyrna
for clayton i135 4. NJ and L35 p. NJ to make con-
nections with trains to and from Dover, and Sta
tions south.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car
attached, will leave Wilmington ~ 55 A NJ New
Castle 120; MddletOwn, 225; Townsend 245 /;
40; Harrington, 505; Pennington, bl5; Bridge
vile, 5.5O aford B.15; Laurel, 645 and arrive at
Dtlmar at 7.05 A. M Passengers leaving Baltimore
| at 30 Z. M. and Philadelphia at II 80 p. M, will
make connection with this train at Wilmington
| X tur iing--Will leave DemaT, 23l p. NJ. LAUREL
As; Harrington, $40; FELTON, 5.9h Wyoming, 10 /;
Dover, 30; Clayton. 7.lO; Townsend, T.a5; Mid
| dletown, $40; Krkwood, s 40; New Castle, g. 25
and arrive at Wilmington $50 Z. NJ. Philadelphia,
| l1.30 NJ ,an Baltimore, at0, A. Nj. Su ject To
| delays incident 70 freight business.
Thi train will atop to take up passengers only at
stations named, hut will down passengers at any
| Rodney and Dupont.
CONNECTIONS.
| At Townsend with the Kent County, and Queen
Annes Kent Railroads for kennedyYie, Sud
| dlersVfle and intermediate places.
| At Clayton, with Md a d. Il. r. for Easton and
| intermediate places.
AT Harrington with q r. r. for Milford
| Georgetown, iewes and intermediate plac g.
| At SeafOrd, with Del. Il d, r. for Fredericksburg
and Cambridge, &c.
At Delmar, with L. s. r. r. for Salisbury, Princess
Anne, Cri5feld; alsD for Berlin and other stations
on the W. Il p. X. r.
II. f. KENNEY, Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
XatlEnxG 1inEa.

fe6 IN nasrssgmw, DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
G&W &#S&=8HN LINE
SUMMER ARRANG EklENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 7rH, 1871,
SUNDAYS exeepted,) Passenger Trains wi leave as
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
AnauFial,

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OF WILMINGTON,
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AND
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Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at " A. IL
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
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Price, 81 per bottle, Send for circular. ap22-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
Charming Song. THEGATEs AJAR. Thomas,

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
alm advertisements.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-10
TFYHE ARTISANS, SAVINGS BANR,

TENHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANA,
NO. GOT MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DBI.
Open to receive deposits daily Sundays excepted
during the usual business hours, and on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings from to O'Clock, p M.
All the profits Of the Bank, after the payment Of
necessary expenses, are devoted to the benelt Of
the dep0sltors, and dividends are made semi-annu-
ally in April and October. Since the organization of
the Bank In 1861, the dividends have uniformly been
at the rate Of six per cent. per annum.
| Dividends not drawn are regarded as deposits and
at once become entitled to participate in future
dividends
No manager js allowed 70 herrow any of the funds
intrusted to th Bank
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM S. h.LLEs, GEORGE w. BUSH,
CLEMENT B. SMYTH, GEoKGe s. CAPEiLE,
CHARLES W. Rowland, M. L. LICHTENSTElR
EDWARD DARLINGTON, N. X. BENSON
HENRY II. DUSE, JOB II. Jackson,
JOHN MCLEAR, WIN. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS
VIM HlLLES, President.
GRO. W. BUSH, Vice PTes ent.
ectl2-ly JOHN p. MOLFAR, Treasurer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02
Hermtf0 te8.

Nnsuen0erer. - Meultb iab man burG
bic @traben Der Stabt Trarffurt a. 81.
etne 5daar Musmunperer 5teben+ Ti;iel>
Ben rparen @9weijer, beren Retis3isl Der
Staat Soma 1T. Die fidere Musfdt auf
letAtes Sortfemmen ipa mad ttren Mtttbet>
lungen i6cn ntele tbrer Qanosleute peran.
laft baben, ii4 ba(elbt nteber3ulafsn. I'M
ter benMuswanoerern &paren mebrere beretts
an Sabren seretfte Mdnner, pdbreno bte
Mebr3ab1 benz tusenbltAen Sitter Don 49, =
"a Sabren ansebDrte. Mu6 cine stemliAe
@n3abl Mdb6sn befanben fA unter tbner+
Dte 2eute woren fdmsatli9 nit Welb ret9,
ltd perleben.
Gortidritt.-@ie ausyDien vpm "a. San.
Der u@1s. &c.," rtttsetbeilt wiro, bat bas
6aerret4tlAe Subent9um Gus leinen r;tuel,
len @ebete:: eine 8ttte eetrtGen, beren gr-
flauns GerjweiTuns aber Sirael ssbradt
baben warbe: bic Bttte uni Nudfebr mad
Serulaleut.
11nglud.- sMonteptbeo tptro semelbet,
eas Der ttalten;jne Danpfer vMmerifa" auf
ser Tabrt Don ',tenpss Mpres na9 Montspt>
seq am "a. 81 i6en Mopats s%erbrann!e.
Die GAIL Der MA1astere unb ManniAaftsn
belief ii9 auf PA perionen, Yon welden 81
| umfamen. Cine fpdtere @tttbetlun9 ia9t
Gin Dampffe0d erplpbtrte tpdbrenb Der
Na9t, unb etpa 120 @erioaen gtnsen gu
@runbe. @te es beibt, Bitten ale ~aTa>
e:ere serettet rperoen tDnnen, penn ntdt Ser
Captain, Elm Staltener NantenS 8o0t, nit
Der Mebrbett Der ShtfsmanniAaft sic
! S4tfbrudtsen tbrem @Aidial iberlaRen
bdtte. @r rettete iiA auf Elm italientiAes
&anenenboot; aber bic Ytefe perlan5t
feline Muslteferan9.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02

@e4enf2aft aber bic art unb @etfe BE,
Grfaauns biefer @ni&t ab3ulesen baten.
nnb @ufre @a&iamfeit unb @prse fir bte'
ielben mus init ibrer janseren Sa9ren xtdt
aufboren, Ne mub stelmebr %fortpaueru unb
lid suenn n,psli4 uerocppeln, penn bic &tn>
Der 3u tenen Sabren beranreifen, tn
tpelben bic 9etoenidaften bes Screens cine
lolhe 9tdrfe entpideln, bab lie fib tur
iamer beberri4sn !a6en. Damn b%elonbers
mu1en @ltern aQe Mlbe anwenben, tbre
&tnoe: 9esen 8efanntlAaften gu 1Aussn,
tn wel9en ibr @lauten unb tbre Sitten
@efabr laufen tSnnten. Dte manhe g.
tern baben 3u ,psinen User oas unseberiame
unbdnotee Betrassn tbrer &inper, beren gu
frube, unaberle9tess uno unsladitde 6eira'
tben, peren elenbe5 unp l%aierbaftes 2ebtn-
unb bteles aaes peruriaAt ourd bic mabloie
Bltabbett, bic unperjeiblt& Naa1dii9fett
poer bic tb6ri6te Nahstebi9teit Der gltern
lelbf"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02

Cine Wasfant.-gpn alien rnerfpirotaen
@tdbten unb Srten Der Selreeton YennfDl>
~paniens 1T @as>Git9 tn genansp > GountY
bic merfpurbtsfe. @te wirb @asfabt &C.
tannt peaen Der unsebeuren Mense @aiss,
bas aus tbren Que1en beroprfrDmt, beren
es bafelbit sssen 40 9tbt. Der @1as bat
etma 100 @duier,' meif Gtienwaaren'9anb>
lunsen, 0rpcerten, &efaurationen &c. MQe
fperoen bur6 oas aus Der @rbe frDn1enbe
Gas errdrmt unb erleuGtet unb iebes
6aus Bat feline etsne Gasque1e. Sete
bteier 9ueQen prpbu5irt fl piel Gas, baB
ni9t nur bic @du(er, "icnpern audi bic
OampfmaiAtnen Der perfGtebenen Gtablif
fement5 getet;t werpen t6nnen. Oamit
burA ben neberFub bes Waies, Der fort
pabrsno in bic suft tr6mt, fstne Teuersse-
fabr entfe9e, wiro er bur6 20 Tub bpbe
&obren tn bic @6be 9eleitet. lin Der @piBe
Der GDare wtrb pas @as anse5unbet uuO er>
teahtet nett tn bic &unbe bic umsegene.
Selbit BET BEL. ianefen3dlte mar bic aus pi:>
iem@aslt9t f9 entwidelnoeW drme 70 fart,
eab rins5um tn etnem &retle BON rnebr ais
200 SUP bic Grbe erint unb blabt, ais
oh bort iADnfer Sratltns mare, pdbrenb
runo um btele Safe bic 9fatur tn @9nee
uno Cts %ertarrt 1T.
Gaiefabrifcn BAT Der 5taat BisccnIn
"a, ppn benen tebe I'M Dur4(dnitt bic Mtlh
BON $50 &aten empfdnst. IS linb Bios
bret @taaten in Der Union, ptl6e me9r
folder Sabrifen babtn ais @i5couin, ndnt>
lt9 Stem yurf, Sbtp uub SQtnois.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02
Neut9feiteu.

Der Setegrapb hrtnst etne gauge Mense
Depel0en nber ben Ocean unb 3par tn bun<
TEN Dur4etnanser.
Aus @arts rptrb 3una6f eemelbet :
Ole Der @rmprbune ber @enerale 4eGpnpte
unb Ebpmas iberflbrten Gommuatfen
tpurben am pori9en.Trettae fra9 5inseriA'
tet. &ur3 na4 G%asesanbru& wureeu bic
@erurtbetlten, bret an Der 3abl, aus BEN
@efdnsnib se6olt unb unter ftarfer 8ebe'
dung pon e]tntentruppen na& bent uGantp
be @artor9," benz @tase Der neult&en Sin
ridtuns DON 9eoHe1, Terre uro 8asouts &C.
tra9t. !9ier btlbett bas @tlttdr etn9iered,
.ra6renb bic @erurtbeilten nit oerbuntenen
Muaen an etnent Gnoe bealttben aufgefeQt
tpurben.
Na&bem M1es pprberettet .par, ritdte ftne
Mbtbeiluns @plbaten DOR unc fsuerte. Sci
Der erften @a1pe felen BITE Dret une tparen
beinate ausenblidlt@ toet. Na6bem bic
6inrt6tuns noraber mar, wurpen bic 9ei&en
In etnfa9e Sdrse selest ano CUR See1bt'
suns btntpessebra6t.
Die ber%porrasenbfen poltttl9en @st'
tatoren 1T ben oeri6tepenen @arteten
Der misunderstanding naben f&
elmer artFs. Sc wiro auf amtltAe Muto-
rttdt bin bebauptet, baB @rditpent Sbters
unb letn &abtnet beiAlpGen baben, ben
aampf NIT ben polttiiAen @eriAwDrern unb
NdnfeiAmteben, beren Sperationen felt ber
| @ranpung Der &spublif bic 6esterun9 in
8erlessnbeit 9ebra9t unb beunrubist baben,
auf3unebmen.
Ser 8oriAlag, Tbiers gum lebensldnslt.
den prditoenten gu erwdblen, wuroe int Ga
btnet tpteber auf's Sapet sebraAt unb fant
et:::e sanftse &ufna9me, tnbeu ct Don et,
ner Mebrbett Der Mtt9lteber unterfas'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02
Ser @ q +.

ct. &o,iS, Mo.-2aut Der neuefen Mus.
sabe bes bieieen City Directory beaeber
bailbE Bel ether 8euDlferuns BON $4,000
@eelen, 100 &tr6en unb getbduier, wopou
20 ben &atboltfen sebDren, unb 3mar bur&.
f6nittlt& f9Sne, serdumise, ioltbe Sc,
bGuoe, &tr9en int etsentltden Gimme tea
8ertes, feline bloben Meetinsbduier. Son
ben 101 &trben unb 8etbauiern Der Ni@t.
fatbplifen belisen:
Dte Wresbsterianer 20
Die 9apttfen l6
Dte Metbpbtfen Is
Die @piscppalen 9
Dte eeut(hen gpanaeltihen s
Die ileltden MetbDptfen s
Die eeut14en 2utberaner 7
Die Gongre9attpnaltlten 8
Die Suben 8
Die u@brtft ten" 2
Dte rNeu'Seruialem 2
Die unttarter 2
Die unabbdnst9en beutiden Yrptetanten 2
Die enslilAsn epanseliiden, bic Gumber>
lamb VrssbYtsrianer, bic reformirtenWreSbY.
t~ertaner, bic Mormpnea unb bic @efe1i9aft
berMatrpiex~ Treunpe taben ie etn 8etbaus.
&lDi ter bat ct. Souls 10 a%afiuweiien*
2ak bic %rctepanten t1rerietts nt&t un'
ttdtts inb, bepstien fplsenbe Mottsen beg
yMpoloseten," welder f6retbt: SIR bic
gsrbrettuns Der gitel tat Gpwtn S. Bat
fhelper Don Mana1elo, Na0., fem ean3es
germIsen, 100000, Der uNm~erifantihen
BibelaefeafAaft" pern1adt. Seoer @daler
in ben ofent1tden @9ulen pieies Qarbss
ipa cine 8tbel erbaltsn. Cine AriF1iGe
@ittme tngcncn BAT $4,000 Der 8ibelse1ea
1Aaft binterla 1sn." Ssrner:
,Sn Der staot Nem Oort finb nad benz
As. Sabrssbertdt Der @eieaiaaft fur innere
Miiipn 266 @tabtmtitcnGre aus perfAte>
benen Observation-Disclosures tbdtig, 81 ,000,'
900 lit fur i <&irder perausgabt nor
ben. Die @t1bt Bat int @an,en 344 Str
den I'm @erthe Don $2s, 5000, tn we1den
webauben $4,000 @erlonen @lab finben
f6nnen. Die ret6fe &irdensemetnfhaft 1T
bic G%ptsfepalfirGe NIT etnsm auf $780,
600 &ir1eneteentbum. 3upd6t I'M Stang
tommen bic &0mii@e, bic Nresb9tertantf9e
unb bic metbpbtfenfir9e."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-02
80 eItIt6 E 8.

! Ma|binDton, .. s. Na9 etner Mi1.
tbeiluns ees @taatslefretdrs Stiff TT eire
neue Depeiae bes ensltiden Mtntfers@lec
| tone stnsetrpfen, beren Son gang rubis f.,
unb BEN @oridlog entbalte, bas @enier
@9tepsseri6t ibsr bic NOD uner mtttelten
Sprberunsen entfdetben 81 laFen, 10 baB nn>
fere @esteruns ntAt rStbts bite, Don r'n1
@tanepunft, tpelAen ite In bieier Aasslessr,<
beit ei~neenemn1en, abiuwet@en.
| Iaa iattRtl4en @uf5etAnunsen tnWala>
inston bslduit iiA bic GAIL Der an Der at
lanttf6en Suite In 1871 tnlpt3trten Dam.
pier auf l4l0; bur4 Ssuer, Grplpiipn,
Goatton unb SAtHtrud wurbe fur $685.
900 Gisentb UNI ssrftSrt 2ebenspsrlufe 80.
SIN ben @ewa6ern, we1de In ben @olf
pon Mertfo fieDen, wurSen 1877 Dampfer
tafpi;irt5 Gi3ent9ur serfDrt $l,4l4,000 I;
aebensperlule 685,-Muf ben Seen tnlpt>
grit $40; Gtsentbum 3srft6rt 1896 900;
9ebensperluRe 235.-&n Der Suite be6 fill
len Oceans tnipisirt 1870; 2ebensperlufe
2O6.
CINE iebr mertwirbtge Npfe int Gon>
CRETE fptelt eesentpdrtt9 Der psutlAe Sena>
tor Sarl @durs bur4 ietn Muitreten eesen
tte @rantYde gerwaltuns unp 3mar als
eiaer Der s1dn3enbiten &eper, bic te Int Sc
nate bas Wprt seflbrt, MtS er ieinen
!5auptOcrtras sessa BIT Understanding
am oortsen Dienitas btelt, tuaren bic Dfent>
lt6sn @adert:a, bic les b!p1omatil9en
Corps unb Der 9ert9terfatter, eebrdnst
oOa unb etne s'o6s Meni9eamense nanb in
ben @dnsen pno 8buren. Die Damen "a.
zen 11ttten unter ben g tnatpren unb f9lteb.
lid fosar gu beiben g eit,u res gteepTdd.
benton. Obslei& bet @aus etne plenar>
ltsun9 9telt, famen fat aae mitslieper Der.
aoer uno 1tane ~ auberbalb. Spre4er
o'afte' Oamts, 8utler, Saeaabereer unb
'ef91e'9en w: inner paren aae anpeienb
INC ou1 Der Diplpmaten . @aQerte faben
6faa @ran' . Trau Collar, uno mebrere &C.
a1p1e NJ t tbren Srauea. Dtefe gan3e
9st'anm lung b0rte Der &ebe bes 9rn.
2~aF5 tru bret @tunoen lang lautlcs au.
oena' Or Mprton partrte fur Die Vartet bes
y'a' .oenten, aber SAur3 bebauptete bas
5el
irauemRimmre@t, - SIM @aule Der &C.
te%ssebune Ycn Matne tpurbe AM II. Tebr.
fyine Bill beriAtet, welAe %Srauen;trnmern
I Bel Nrdfbentenwablsn bas @ttmmredt se>>
wabrt.
GifembabnuufaQe iinb felt etnteer .3ett
pieeer aufaaeno 5ablret4. 60 ptrb pom
pprtaen Sreitas aus Cincinnati bert9tet
@tn @aGaaier3us, welAer pom Morben abe1
bic 9putspile uno Cincinnati @bprt 2ine
fam, fel bret Metlen nDrblt9 Don Clifton
Station burG bic Birdie. Gs ptrb sentsl'
BET, bag Der 3us 26 9erionen entbtelt, Don
benen me6rere eetDDtet tpprpen iinb, wd6rent
bic lbrtsen mebr Cher wentser perlest pur'
ben.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-22
Pure Air.I

Can anything be done to bring the
multitude back to nature9 Must the
people suffer and langhish and die
from ignorance of some oflthe sim
plest laws of healthp i presume my
neighborheod, which is o very. pleas
ant and respectable part of this beau
tiful city of Brooklyn, Is type of
most other neighbofhoods, and yet.
what do see D. N early every window
closed tight, and darkened by. turned
shutters to keep, put the blessed light
and air of heaven !. two drug stores
to a square, with poisons enough to
kill good part Of the city q great
scarcity of graham or brown bread,
oatmeal, graham -four, and many 9TH
er hygienic preparations, and quantity
of pork, coffee, tobacco, green tea, and
liquors for sale near by. Of course
doctors signs are very frequent, and
this, Of itself, will account for there
being sickness enough to sustain SO
many drug stores, especially as these
old-school doctors will not go much
out of their way to enhghten the peo-
pie about the necessity of pure air,
Sunlight, exercise, hygisnic food baths
sc. Every reformer should know
that a community cannot be properly
elevated mentally or morally, until
they bring their physical systems up
to the pure standard Of pature.-G0t-
den Age,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-22
ss.WHIlATr. WHIlATr.s, sIRUP,.. -
The Sweet things with which
llNlllo Soda is 9Flayored.9 .9d,s 30


That, favorite sirup, strawberry,
which goes gurgling IN rosy GOODNESS
down the fair throats of pretty girls,
has but yIie ether base lnasls. of ran
cid butter and old rotten oileese---the
oldest Limburger being the most de-
sirabie-treated with salphurfc acid
and numerous pieces cut from old
boof-legs, an1the soles of ladies shoes.
Twelve parts of this compound, one
part OF acetic ether, Diluted with al
cohet and water, colored with cochi-
neal, make what we call strawberry
sirup at the lesser fountains. Banana
sirup is. compounded of rancid butter,
fermented starch. and acetic ether.
Sarsapariila has a base of common
molasses, with a dash of wintefgreen
added Vanilla sirup ismade of tom
ka beans and, fresh hay. Pine apple
sirup is made-of rancid butter, sulphu-
ric, acid, glycerine and soap. Peach
sirup' is made of bitter almonds
and Iaeetic ether Nectar con-
tains neutral spirits, logwood, sugar,
and raisins. Lemon is the best and
most harmless, being generally COM
posed Of citric acid and sugar. The
above will be recognized as the most
popular siFups, and the drink as dis
pensed at the fountains by large
number of soda water dealers costs
from nonei cent to 9one and a aquarteri
per glass, and is sold at from fiveitol
ten centsiper glass, yielding profit of
from three to eight hundred per cent.
The sirups of the first class establish
ments' are prepared with great care
from ripe fruit and pure crushed SUI
gar, and ndaconsequentlYeost more than
the chemical compounds sold, for si-
rups. The soda from these fountains
cost probably three and a half cents
per glass. -..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-22
Materiai PrrosagarssssssI roe sssI.,f o.,f tie th, Worl.a.

We are fond of laughing, at the an-
tiauarian notions and slow progress
of |" the old country" but somehow
III these latter days she seems to go
pretty well ahead, and, as one ofaonr
eminent countrymen observed, Lon
don has during the past half century
gone on increasing with the rapidity
of a Western townships Il Whilst we
talkabaaf fsrSpid transit thAaold me-
tropolisfof England has railways rum
ming, over and under. her in every
direction, and there is no large city in
the world where ingress and egress
are so easy. Then thepostal arranges
ments are almost perfect. Before we
get the great convenience postcards,
they will be quite an old Institution
in london, which after only a few
months followed the lead Of Eienfa
the original ,patentee of this national
convenience. The rapid delivery of
letters in London is greatly accelera-
ted by the fact that nearly every house
in all the respectable streets through
ont the town is supplied with q box,
into which the postman drops the let
ters, and forthwith hurries, on This
plan, only very slightly adopted here,
is an immense economy of time, men
and mpnpy to the Department.. AL
most every month thG authorities of
the post Office and telegraph devise
some new plan for the public conven-
ieuce. A recent innovation is an ar
rangemeht by which the sender of a
telegraphic dispatch, = about whose
transmission there is s;po violent hurry
can put the requisite stamps upon It
and drop it in the post-offfce box, when
it wiz be transmitted SO soon as the
boxis opened, a proceeding which
takes pace nearly every. hour.
The last novel improvement, of an
other kind, reported, is plan to sup-
ply fresh salt water to the metropolis,
from Brighton, a distance of SO miles,
so that when in the heart of London
you can jump out of bed into one OF
the waves which was q few days be-
fore rolling in from America. The
water is to be conveyed by a series of
lifts to the top of the Southdown Hills
Iwhence it Will graFitats through en-
amelIed pipes TO the West End of
london. The supply is estimated at
.aimillion gallons a daybas zsioe1D e