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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-30
HORSES, CAKKIAoEs. &c.

A dtAfT AH .Sttcrross MART AyD NEW YORK TAT
sorpSf Of BEcadway and Thirty y1ioSrss ;po strssss
ESE&E pSIsf %ISSfaSS$ %$ISSfS "a aSS$$fGROxT SSxT
horse sold uuder warrautoo.
TAIs rs rue only auction mart In the State having
large Driving Ring, entLxely under aud plenty
OF room '0c CafnInaHE or SALE THIS DAY
BEAUTIFUL BAY Mares, got by Billy Denton. son OF
yosrs oidi Il PROMPT and " VsrT aysh driver and
extra sharp traveller; Z sold for want OF use, and /;
warranted sound and Kind.
kGEdASf M Ia raRSToS | Es'abhmes IL .e Comprising the
Touna SrSW S1y aaG sreS % IN SsHs sS
Is without exception Que OF me most ana best
veop speed aRd repeatedly shown trials Of better
than hrce minutes afraid OF nothng has no tricks
sound ana Kind also splendid no top Pony PhaOtOn,
nearly new, haLne.s, SC ,...-.
sH AHp sEs6 hsnS ans horne cehny
saddles, Brldles, whips, Haltcrs, &c.
Horsa n,ary Is hgh. years Cd goes al sai.s vOry
styiisSi iSs i'yf warranted sound and kind.
IA los sSPss Sso%S s sE Gsa in Ken
tucSY l5S high years old fne easy and saIs diNsr
Is saics ps s. Sne wsrrsntso soana and Kind W
klEGANr ToP Pony Phseion
.FiSE BRows CARNAGE forss. lsg high years
Cd ans style Lea and sPsnda as,sT s5ss
and warranted sound and kind.
TOP SIDE bar Road Wagon. ~ Naudergaw -.
years old good driver great worker, and warranted
JENNY LIND Wagon, Eeariy new
TWENTY OTHER top and no TOP Wagons depot ex-
preas and business wagons, Carriages 40
TEN 0TnkE n2rssS
SALES NEVER postponed on account OF weather.
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DEM. y. 1BEALI. AucTIONEgR.
Posid~e sale III BANKRUPTCY
70 close lie estate of tho
1cssra PoRrISCrcS BBos, Bankrupss
Cabinet sud Furniture Manufacturers
Turs DAY wednesday at l0is O'Clock
TArs DAY "wednesday, at l0l.
A. ,heir vareroams

~ tsAttT Nhttp'ul1.
a. Buslson street, a.ar Charles
ne sosa c9saprses NC pa Elor ..sry' y gsasoo & and
fectnre o tho welt knowa Porhnglon Bros he sale of
which win positively take place this day. 70 satisfy
caisi9guss ,re now ready und th. attention Of al par.
llY fsIDoRg :, swARzkorF AcCTIOSEEE-wIII.
ID sell, az - sclock lgs eyenih street hanGscsos
xf'Sr saas5 ra sss Si5 4 s Ofss rssisfs aSed . DD
II COLToS. AUCnoNEEE.
~. Hocrmeu- sale q Hou.ehoh Furniture, carpass.
French Mirrors Plarox ~ 90 Trunks and Pack
ages from mo s. pOpss Hotel. Billiard Tables Psin:'
fo.rSerrow trsursSAyl Jay a. the sacpon rooms .
East srsst me-. near ~ at u oeGS
s s a. 4 % Psc s ags Rsd q Svs ssd f@h E5Sros s1a
5urnisurs Bookcsses wardrobs, best hair Mattresses
:syegs Frenoh PLATE Nirro' y set N ength rhsnR h
Ln thousand other binds nnd sqaliss 9s gods ~, b.
ISs ae!sSs ssks cs,sUso1, H @ early rhars1ay msTag
on friday July a. Tue Prlvss rssidsPsS 10; lSs
rel HoSs-hod farriiare ave large trench plate
csr csaoe esd s ssTjf o rsnto: raoi @ Bua V
carved Bedroom suits broeads ana iaes yhrsis. eess
1Iless u1'll.ae 'll.ae-------------------------
CRoCh EET ASD GiAss wAkE.-HeSRy LorZ,
~ Auctiooeer sclls this day ~ " o'clock kccSware,
''A'''' william ASbsssoS. S Barslay street..
EpuAED rzrfTyGnR, AucrIosEER-sELI.s AT
Prr;s sss ese Tses % sg gsseaS enms9gns ess svsr
taing appsr % arsi GLASS odee also Stone. sSK
% perfeot aIe positive. --------
TTENRY DREaRR, AUCfioNBRR, OFFICE se
IL First street SETS this day, AZ l03{ o,eiock 81 .
Grocery--Large loi 81 soaps Teas Comes spices,
canned Fruit salt Tea Canistcrs shavcase. tonuter
fixtures lasgs tcebox now Awnog, &C. also on9 duo
eay Mare. Sale positive, II lots
Also.
same tims and place 0ne new Oyster Raugc. Counter,
Tabiss Chairs glassware and orockcry, stove &C.. Ia
lots
TT H. GORDON AUCTioSRER. By GORDON 4
IL. Ban-Wi sell fog account o. whom i may con
cArn AZ the kxchsnge Sacsroom ou Wednesday jane 80
1879. ~ O'Clock =. NJ one lot Of Damopd Jowelfg,
esnsis.inS " aaiIAar9 kaTTings. brnaciN end n"s.
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noRsMs, uAl,,,tacn.. Nt,.

IL EATCCKY HORSES .OR SALE-uAADsoME BAY
IA sddole Mare Lady Hller. has takcn prizes in
state Of kcntucAy sond aud gentle also ccrre Horse
Apply - THO SNrOS, i2 west thirty ninth stFeal
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A BANGAIN-FINR TEAM KEhTICKY MARES.
"A J3S. and years, sound kind Ethan Allen bay
Horse f5H, yoars; sound hind tr0t $50. Brewster
Road Wagon side bar top Wagon Pole, 9haIH good
new. single, double Harness Private stable lh2 East
Twenty second street, between Third aod fourth avs
4 n1E0crsr. THOROUGHLY QUALIFIED AND
N csH attrseiira- -~.Ai Ike 10 aSsQoase Ilrsst
rth q re ien stoso in ihiscitv Address ehAlhAVkaI,
HeraH gpt2DQ AIaAch osecas
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PERSON

IvApTAIN-dRAyD CENTRAL. ARRIVED
VI ONTARIO.
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DUTLER's CEL8BRATED NANCE cCaE AND
Id Flea ExfcriDinator, bog Oil for consumption Dog
Pills, &c, for sale at MfchAELY EVERf'5, No.
Peck Slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-30

IToR sALF-sLooP YACHT LUCILLE, p TONS.
IL new measurement; well found in eyery particular
Apply 10 JOHN r. STkvhNs, No. 12s West Twelfth st.
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W. H ~ :. a. 0ShN1NA,'
DAgarosoSr 9E,yISc rAsK sUMNaE MEETING
So purss 500 S for ss s oisssA q whsos tr q jim jim
aass oa 81 ss Lazy M rSnSs a. S sssS' r:
"a ssFi psmbs Ts TSys soSs Ne
A hsnsns ~ ; s,a & pors ans SOY rs sS &
p tea ), y y. Carrie n, william iRodis g & Henry
Ms f July purse $3.50 o1 Il
Eylss sandy IIiH; y EsillnS's sh pexsy i Y
hos sF hi Fsaa S ag GsT!1f aso
arsS s 81 issS s r. race e. whPsR ase T. i @
s RSsd @ e srr ee % %G sr % Sadg H % ESSS
and b Coroner k, A. Paorson's b. : Fourth Of July
sS s @ f 5sxsy & lSlEd Say Fadsy s. y sn
pis' b. chicttain, y. Il. flowss s. Lady winheld
% %sq%srayss y 81 Inn 4 naisss, = so sas.ssas "a sns
essa nS + Il FSps ysrsS H. Rf S sSS
nes D. sSts G9s p m Lady wOG3s %sn PM c2 G
In; SPo, 5S TDr rsa dyST
nasd orss @ sale ~ cbap ~ sS n bo %
track Dc p sisler's pa@ss trot. IN tSs sso class;
Snd Sa Gti @ IL re %sSe IT h 1s % s y en 0 ~ sa Ga
Allen 7years old sound aud kind and can ro in 40
iN''' 80 :" s'''" william MCMAHON Proprietor
nEERFoor PARK.-rRoTTLNo. MONDAY, July
$50: purse q sisS Ss Ss SSrss: that hsys Rsxsr beaten
esoSRa Saturday July apd a. pssToot
nj NorIcG.-FLEBTwooD PARK.-ALL ENTRANCE
money WIN 0' q SS'I5S Ssos
yVEsr sIDE DRIVING GPARK.-wEDNEsDAi. JUNE
w So o'clock r. NJ. match race for p; 900 mile
heats. three In five, In harness Thomas hahr enters
& g. MeTccr George NJ Homal enters b. q. Emperor.
Same day match for $2U0; j. Plim.cy's Country Boy;
II. Sandferd's q. r. Joe. Admission 50c.
MURPHY 4 HENDERSON
ITEsT SIDE DRIVING PARK. JERSEY cITy, ~ L.
w Monday, Juiy purse Of SiOo tor horses that have
never be eatan $5) nrst SIS 10 second and
SIS third horse Purse Of sis5 horses that mover
beat 5; SIS to rs S2s 70 second ais TO third hore.
Entries 70 CLOSE al shs Psrk HOUSE rhuTsaay 5Sy y 4
street and Third avenue The above will be mile
boats best In harness. Entrance fee, 10 per cent
ana must accom- paay nominations All communica
tions to be addressed 10 MURPHY HENDERSON,
of PavoLia and Grove street Jersey City
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THE TURF.

A uCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT JOHN
"A SONS Fool Room. corner OF Bro2dway and Twenty
eighth street this evening the New Jersey Derby
w. II. 4. d. JOHNSON.
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snLLISERY AND DREssmAKIaa.

A $50 BOATS READY TO sHIP ALL KINDS AND
N sizes; Spoon oars metallic Iifeboats cheap. 965
'ON'' '''se'' ''"' sTEFHKH ROBERTS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17
Putting Girls in Stores

Col David E. Butler, SO well and e.
vorably known in Georgia for his splendid
off-haEd humor and practical good sense,
Overpowered the recent large agricultural
convention at Dalton, with sudden
burst of eloqueuce on education, and
among other things, he IS reported to
have made the following sensible and
happy hit. In speaking Of che education
of our girls, he said
North Carolina is ahead Of as IN this
respect While cur State is educating
boys, want the denominational colleges
to pursue this noble work as well as the
other. In fact, want to see every body
educated. want to see the negro edu-
eated-and let him pay for it himself
want tn boys made into sturdy honest
farmers, to a great extent. want to 80
into the stores and counting houses Of the
cities and take every nice man who rais-
es bed of down on his upper lip, and
perfumes his poeket-handkerehieg with
the,essenee of roses, and sports a little
cane and tenderly buttons on his white
hands his.soft kid gloves, and makes bis
boots so bright q poodle dog can see him
self in them, and turn him out from be
hind the counter, CT from keeping books
and send him to work like g man, in the
field or factory, and put cur educate,
girls IN his place
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17

Mr. A. D. Cornell, miller empoyed
in the Eina Mills IN EAIaine. IA { with a
severe accident. AID one that only his
strength and presence Of mind prevented
from being a tragedy. About midnight
some gearing in the extreme peak Of The
mill began to ereak, and Mr.. Cornell
went down to oil It i was in low
part Of the room, wen under the caves,
and in applying the oil he was obliged to
reach over shaft While STOPPING
dowa key on She shaft became caught
ia the breast of his shirt, and about lbe
tine be got through the job had taken
mp all the slack, and held him down and
was drawing him stiIl tighter He vas
thrown oyer the shaft, his light went
cut, and then IN the dark be cody braead
himself and LET the shaft slowly tear of
his clothing By strips. and the undressing
operation was not very delioately per
formed either. Il would rot do for him
to struggle much, as on either side was
gearing in q few inches Of him that
seemed waiting to seize on a member
and draw him into its destructive en-
brace. Gradually his clothes parted
company with him, causing severe pain
by the roughness Of their taking Of, and
at last be felt that no was no longer in
the tolls. Slowly he drew himself back
and wiping the heavy drops from his
brow, brought out there By the agoniz-
ing strain Of body and mind during the
trying ordeal, he started to grope his way
down stairs; for he knew that cries Of
help would be unavailing, md would not
be heard below, On hands and knees
be made his way, narrowly missing fall
ing to the floor, his outstretched hand 20
ing over the aperture, warning him Of the
danger, and at the same time serving to.
tell him whore he was. He crawled along
under shafting and around posts, feeling
his way along till he reached the head Of
the stairs, when he staggered to his feet
and got down to the. ground floor and ap-
psarod to his fallow-Workmen, pale and
trembling, clad in the light and airy COS
tune Of q shirt collar add the Waistband
of his pants. His first remark was
" Well, boys, I've stopped shat oroaking.'
Explanations were soon made, aud he
was sent home. A doctor was CALLED in,
and found that he had dislooatad his
shoulder, and the inside Of his breast
and arm were denuded Of the skin and
badly inhamed by contact with the re-
vol7ing shaft These, with the shock,
were the only injuries recs i7ed, and
were soon dressed. and 40 was put to
bed to reeuperate. Last night he was
feeling much better So tightly were his
clothes woven around the shaft that It
was found necessary to shut down the
mill to remove them. They look as if
they had gone through threshing ma
chine, so shredded and tattered are they
It was a narrow~esoape from lasting IN
jury, perhaps death, and Mr.. Cornell ee-
capped oheaplY.
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worth Testing.

Save the tea leaves for few days.
then steep them in tin pail or pan for
half au hour, strain through a sieve, and
use the liquid to wash all the vanished
paint. 1t requires very little "elbow
polish, as the tea acts as q strong deter
gent, cleansing the paint from all impu-
rites, and making the Yarnish equal to
new, 1t cleans window-ahades and oil
cloths, indeed, any varnish surface is i'm
proved By its application. It washes
Window-panes and mirrors much better
than water, and is excellent for cleaning
black walnut picture and looking-glass
frames. twill not do to wash unvarn-
ished paint with It.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17

An honest-faoed stranger called on a
justice the other day and inquired what
his honor's usual fec was for joining q
couple in the holy bands Of wedlock.
"The fee is two dollars In case you
come here, was the reply.
"Less see" unused the man as BIO
handed out a roll of bills, there's three
dollars for a bedttead, eight dollars for a
secondhand stoYe, two dollars for dishes,
two dollars to run the house on, and
and that's every blamed cent"
81 So you are short ?" inquired the jus.
tice.
There's the pile, replied the young
maR, "but I'll knock the two dollars oa
for the dishes and give it to you, for I'm
bound to be haTnessed to my girl this
week if we have to bile taters in the tea
poi"
And in less than en- hour the two were
made one.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17
Advice for the Married.

Preserve sacredly the privacios of your
house, your marriage state, and your
heart. Let no father, mother, brother
or sister, nor any third person, presume
to come in between you two, or to share
the joys and sorrows that belong to you
two alone. With heavens help build
your own quiet world, not allowing the
dearest Iearthly friend to be the conf
dent of aught that concerns your domes-
tic peace. Let alienation, if it occurs, be
healed at once. Never speak Of It out
side, but to each other confess, and al
viii come out right. Never let the NOR
rows sun still find you at variance Re
new or review the VOW at all tempta-
tiOns-it win do you both good. And
thereby your souls viii grow together
cemented in love which is stronger than
death, and you will become truly one.
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ADVERTISE
BOLIVAR BULLETIN.
BEATTY R1AuoI
-. - - -.

o.These Pianos are the finest in the
world as regards tone and excellence
Huntington Tenul Republican.
"The Beatty Piano Is pronounoed By
all the sweetest toned instruments map
ulaeiurod Gettysburg PA Century
"The Beatty Pianos, grand, square aud
upright, are remarkable for their beauty
and finish, as we'll as for sweetness of
volume and t3ne.--MlddletoHn ] n. j. ]
Mercury.
"Alr Beatty Isl Fezc0uslblo business
man. Washington n. j. star.
Agents Wlnlea everywhere, send
stamp for oataloas2, Address,
DANIEL 2. BEATTY,
Washington, \ ].
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PEAN o.!

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
These celebrated Instruments have
attained wonderful degree of populari>
~ among tho musical fraternity generals
". They have been tested by aud res
ceiged the positive endorsements Of some
OF the MOST celebrated musicians for mar
mony and richness Of tone, They are
without a superior. Huntington Pa. ]
Monitor
BgAeAgen5s wanted. Send stamp for
catalogue
DANIEL 2. BEATT Y
Washtin gLon, N. J
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17

Is it ohearer to advertise your business
by lacking up small boards over the
city where they may be read by peshaps
dozen persons, or have the same notice
inserted in the BULLETIN where It will
be read by at least 2, 90 persons.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17

a boy recently fousd a pocket-boot
and returned tito its owner who gave him
tive-eent piece. The boy looked at the
coin an instand, and then, handing It re-
iuotantly back, audibly sighed as be said.
" l can't change its
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17

A negro meeting was held at IndianaD-
oils, Indiana, a few evenings AGO. 20 pro
test against the continuance Of the laws
of that State prohibiting the intsrmarr5
age Of the white and black RACES.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17

MEMORANDA CONoRRNING NAILS
This table will show at a glance the
length Of the various sizes, and the mum
Der of nails in pound they are rated
from 3-penny up to 20-penny. The first
column gives the name, the second the
length in inches and the third the nun
Der per pound:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17
NJNTESSEE,
AMERICAN WASH BLUE
For Laundry : Household Use,
MANUFACTURED At TIE

American UItramarino Works, Newark, III.
Our wash Blue is the best IN the
world, it does not streak, contains moths
ing injurious 60 health or fabric, and is
used ~ all The large laundries on ac~
count Of its pleasing effect and eheaps
aess. Superior for whitew ASKING, Pat
up in packages convenient for family use.
Price 10 cents each. For sale by groceT8
everywhere. Always ask for the AMER
ICAE WASH BLUE, if you want the cheap
est and best.
American UEtEaE1aEaE9G works
Office, y William Street, Sew j 0rk
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17

i7ss1zes- 10 packages Ter 5l1, 81 packages tar 500
ts-sEs- 49, Il -t1i, - d. u g.- 17-,-- $500 ~
less thca
TWENTY FULL-GR0wa EARS OF C0RSOE 1T,
sone o. them measuring ten ana Twelve .-sbes In
isng-l, VIII as s1ut nee q caegE5 when i more
GcA-Eas e C1-uar5 QrTdarEl &c one time.
some Of Agents % Ekoll h1Ve sen -ssra pie
stalks, are today making ever EIETI DOLLARS a
DAY, showing me ctalEa and taEllE orders far taa
Cora
a5o0 AGENTS WANTED SO sss5 ssas sut
G %. D. EErlss CASH.
1ssiataral lat.c-s a-e az ou- r= Our --a8 a-s ell
ia sane % GealEer7. oda EeEi1Ha l11 c5uucu
Address c1sa orders &
z. GU5TAVUS 6 Co,
ruHIlsiIzzs CT -IElvEss Us ssrAs'
H0f1IDE.
l-E--- izg-5l. L1--t Va
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17
NASHVILLE
zs-iLLAITEOTH JAPANESE
~. SEED CORN.

tC0nquering poverty, blessing tile earth.
Aud bidding defiance 10 galIt Famine and Death.
"THE EARLIEST, HEAvrrsr, sournrsr AND rcosT
I I1,'iiio 'A-i--' o. o'i-s EVER GROWN IN Al-i-
Viis fs tb. fosti,orv, n rrr=7-- --.-4 r-blfsha5
in diferere States a y-;-5 % an 7 es-a-I c
roei5ages l1 e. 80 N I'd. r.
TEg Tr-f-e If Fir-t--iIia rrsv-- aevq s,ys-s have
seen specimen 55.il Of ms 1g-r vbsh had even t.
- Ter-s e-rz f-Ii- ,-.-.J ~ T. isTs r--r---e7 al
anteiPatea5, and IS Just tto arlcls needed In th8
10 any stI1r 1870 -a5 IT-r,..I l-i r ssft
---f7 < q -----z.r- - --s.- 8. - ~
due IL 5 60 ~ J Il -. 81 Is a75 s-s-- ~
5- f.fi.f- 49, ~ b., --- tI, So III f7.T-
~-1 So t-r-- ------r - ,.--.-. a. t.r-s
Firbia ---,----C-5e1 - - - &c. FL, d +
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17

French engineers who are to assist IN
sounding for the channel tunnel have
left for England
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17

From this table an estimate of quantity
and size for any job can easily be made.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17
KIN g s e @ e d. S
0gKeg0 Corn Slareh.
FOR PUDDIEGS, BLANC NANCE.
ICE CEEAal. 20.

Is the original-IsraBnshC IN 1888
and preserves It's reputation as PURER,
STRONGER and MORE DELICATE
than any other article Of the kind offered,
either Of the same name or with other
titles. STEVENSON MACADAE-, Phi. D., DC,
the highest chemical authority of
Europe, carefully analysed this Corn
Starch, AID Gays it's . nest excellent
article Of diet, and in ehemical and feed
ing properties is fully equal to tho best
arrow root.
Directions for making Puddings, Gus
tards, &c, accompany each one pound
package.
- For Sale bygll fzefezass g15ee~q~T-s9
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BEATTY PEaHo,

GRAED SQUABE AND UPRIGHT
Endorsed By the highest musical aus
thorities throughout the world as THE
BEST
'fAEr. D. I. Beatty, at Washington Il.
j., has engaged in the manufacture Of
pianos. aud judging from his energy, ems
terpriaa and musical ability, tho public
may expect to secure in MS pianos wells
6nishd durable and fncstoned instrr-
meats, at very moderate price. His
faeilitsz viii enable him to compete with
any. -IhmbertYille n. y. Record.
Bs57 Send stamp for catalogue. Address,
DANIEL e BEATTY,
Washington, II. j..
a LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN
- Just published, az q sealed
"a eaCslope. Price SIR cents.
A Lecture On the Nature,
Treatment and Rad
Ea iCal Cure
haA OF Seminal Weakness, o.
/ Spermatorrhoa, induced by Self~Abuse,
/ Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Ner9
v0u5 Debility, and Impediments to Mar
riaga generally; Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits; Mental and Physical inca -
| WELL, b. D., author Of tie Green
I Book etc.
The world-reuowned author, IN this
admirable Lecture, clearly proves from
I his own experience tGaB the awful cons
/ sequences Of G8f.Abuse may be chec~
+ tuaiiy removed without medicine, and
without dangerous surgical operations,
+ b0aEies, inssrunents. riags or eordials :
/ pointing cut G mode Of cure at once Ger,
( tain ana eGecluai, BY which every suffer
/ or, ~ matter what his condition may be,
mRg cure himself cheaTly. privately and
radically.
I ss-Thls letter VII frovs bosa to tlagsaa5z--Ea
/ Sent under seal, IN piain envelope, to
/ Gny address, on receipt Of SIX cents, or
( two postage stamps. address the pubs
/ fishers, CHAS. j. G. KLINE, & co,
I27 Bowery, New Yor5 p. o. box, 1886
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-17

Lime Stacked Just before application
and sown BY hand is7said to be an infat
iible protection against fly in turnips.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-04-21

A week ago Monday the postmaster
OF Fox Lake, absconded and at last
accounts was in Canada. He has for
several years been town treasurer, and
we believe is some s4OO behind in his
town accounts. and as he had not made
his last quarterly report as postmaster,
and was five weeks behind with his
money order reports, it is supposed
that he is deficient to the Post-ofice
Department, though to what extent we
have not learned. Mr.. Jones has al
ways been looked upon as an honest
man, and why he should have allowed
himself to become thus ensnared is
unaccountable. He could have taken
away but small sum, as large share
of the town money remains deposited
on the Fox Lake Bank, and his post
office deficiency cannot be very large.
His departure was undoubtedly more
from shame than for pecuniary profit
Bearer Dam Argus.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-04-21
WHERE TILTON GETS Hrs NONE

WHERE TILToN GETS HIS MONEY.
1t is one of the mysteries Of the tri-
al where Tilton finds money to secure
such counsel as he employs. These
eminent men are never idle. They
are not accustomed to spend four
months in an arduous trial, TO the ne
glect OF everything else for nothing.
Theodore has no money to spend, and
be must have stout defenders and
friends or he would go under. The
story is that a wealthy lady in New
York was at one time an eminent sup
porter of the Woman's Rights Move
ment. To it she gave time and mon-
ey. Among the foremost she moved,
among the most advanced she stood:
but when the doctrine and practices of
Free Love were grated on she step
ped out. Once or twice the name of
this woman has been mentioned in
this trial. She was SO greatly agitated
that she was made sick and took to
her bed. 1t Was the purpose Of Til
ton to put this woman On the stand.
The threat so excited her that she
agreed to give handsome sum to car
~ on the trial, if she was let alone.
The amount paid varies. Some put
it at S. 900 others name $40, 5000 as
the sum.