The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
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lighted with gas Why do we stick to
! dim kerosene
! The death is announced of DR.. Pvu-
/ chet, Of Ron n. the we'll known advocate
of the theory Of spontaneous generation.
The march Of Improvement has pene-
trated the banks of old Mus, and the
pyramid OF Mich il to be transformed
into lighthouse
The New York Tribune has a compos-
itor eight, >ei.ht wears old, who d es no
work, but draws twenty dollars per week
for the good he has done.
The noble Italian family Of Cav1ur is
in imminent danger Of becoming extinct
It's last representative, a nephew of the
great statesman, is suffe ing from slow
consumption.
In German. when the vote of the jury
stands xix against xix tho prisoner IS ac>
quilted. a vote # ven against five
Raves the dectsIun To- the court, and in
vo'e Of eight against ,ur the prisoner IS
convicted.
The Engineer saws that a Connecticut
man proposes to prevent the falling of
!, leaves by the artificial warming of trees.
lie has Invented system of steam pipes
twIning around the roots, supplied by
steam from an ordinary furnace boiler
And SO Give Logan is going to retire
from the lee ure Geld, i she? Going ID
bid as a permanent fare we'll in Nav, and
to live abroad " ell. Olive has been
wondrously energetic and industrious,
and We hope that, having made her little
pile, she Will euiov it heartily.
Al the last meeting Of the London Mi
cruscopical Society new form of micro~
spectroscope was exhibited and d-scr bed
by &. J. Gayer The author claims for
his Invention the following advantages
more light, more dispcrsive powers, and
the pnssIbiIi y of usiHg it even with high
powers in the microscope.
An American Mother" is protesting
in the EeeHiag Express against rench
nurse for children, and calls far honest,
upright American gIrls We re echo
This nand Let us have the honest,
upright American girls by all means, but
let Us deopa of getting tf EN- unless we
@e5 honest aud upright melican mothers.
At the last meeting If the English
geological Society, Mr. II + Dresser
exhibited series of skins Of ca giles Of
Europe and Asia Mr. Dresser has come
t" the conclusion that three good species
have hitherto been included under the
name Of the imperial eagle -four under
that Of the spotted eagle. and two under
the name Of the tawnY eagle
1t has just been discovered that Amer
lean read more newspapers than any
other people, but that they ID not read
more books But since our newspas ers
are better than any others IN the world,
a"d all the hest brains of Amerc,. find
rePres- NATION therein, We do not know
that this matters much
Prof TsndaIls purposes to devote the
en'Ire proceeds of his lectures in this
country 30 the advancement Of science in
IN rica. The mode of his investment.
however, has not vet been made public.
and the whole matter will he determined
upon hy the Professor in his own time
and his own. way.
The Savannah Netcs eliminates the
horrible in making up it's reading mat
ter. Saws the NeU : "A malicious m Ike
IN Jones county logged TIL COWS Of Mr.
ohm Spear un,ii the latter rrmonaCra ed
with shot-gun, upd-bnt whv har ew
up the soul at our reader, 1t Is enongh
to know that the kline Wi!l hereafter
browse IN peace.
A lad in London (a-c TIVE ve) mus
have hat-d his s,epIroth.,r more bitterly
than is usu j. for twice he minister-d
to that relative arsenic ia her rea SIm-
uei hoy. for such Is TIE VS. uame. has
been sentenced 10 ten wears penal srrvi-
tude for this uffeuse. r. render his wick
sdness complete he administered the
poison on Sunday murning
The electric light threatens to become
a fashionable Accompaniment Not Iong
ago we re "a of i being used at a we'd
di z with excellent eh-ct to SHINY off tie
bride dress, an the time may yet cone
when every lady viii carry her ighr With
her to church and to the opera Fashion
only rcI-eais Itself with Improvement
" hat, inieed, Is thi- but a splendid adj
vance on the liDk-boy ufo,d?
The foil bench of the New Hampshire.
Supreme Court has sustained the decis-
ION OF on of It's in ges, that if a person
buys liquors whera the sale l. prohibited,
but at the time of the purchase does not
intend to pay for them, because of the
law, but conceals that Intention, it is
fraud, and the venAer can reclaim his
liquors or the value thereof
There are r7nber Of small static -
on the New H#v n rad, says the D.lu~
bern Meas. that don't apFear to be f any
Importance, but It one could see rhr kiss
iug coi"g on there in the summer he
would ttiak dif.re@tly We have look
Ell out Of the car Window upon these
transactiun~ unIl il seerhod to us a. if
our suHering~ were greater then We could
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