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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-05

w. w. BISHOP. of Phoebe, who was a
candidate for Congress before the Re-
publican State Convention held in
Winnie mucca last fall, has settled in
Salt Lake, and is retained to defend
John D. Lee, of Mountain Meadows
massacre not0rietv.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-05
BATTLE MOUNTAIN ITEMS.

Measure for Measure of Saturday has
the following:
Hon. Robert McBeth visited us this
week. Mac is agricultural now in snp-
plement to his mining operations. He
said however, III apology to friend
that he had, on account of troubles,
got only 275 acres seeded with barley.
Uncle Tom Hildreth, of San Fran
cisco. purchased the Defiance mine
last week for $4,000.
The shipment of copper ore last week
amounted to 1872, $40 pounds.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-08-27
Basket of Chips.


What is the difference between the
North and South Pole? All the differ
ence in the world.
Why Save chickens no hereafter? Be-
cause they have their necks twirled in
this.
When will there only be tw enty five
letters IN the alphabet? When YOU and
l are made one.
Why is lawyer like a restless man
in bed ? Because he lies first on one
side and then on the other.
A man who was sentenced to be hung,
was visited by his wife, who said, My
dear, would you ike the children t. see
you executed No, replied he
f" That's just like you, said she, "for
yon never wanted the children to have
any enjoyment.
The other evening a student was visit
ing a young lady, and after a little while
e'shiveTcd and remarked that she ought
to have something around her The
Soph, with credible sagacity, took this
obscure hint, and put his arms around
her.
Very stern parent indeed-"Come
hare What. is this complaint tho
schoolmaster has made against you p,
Much injured youth It's just nothing
at all. You see, Jimmy Hughes bent d
pin aud / only just left it in the teach
er's chair for MIN to look at, and be
came 10 without his specs and sat down
On the pin, and now he blames me for
IL
The dreadful news comes from New
York that a man has been sent to the
States prison for three years, for OBJ tain,
ing money nnder the false pretense that
it was charity Daley is the name Of the
hard>hearted justice who tn rs rudely
blighted one Of the hourishing industries
of the country, and we hope Daley will
not move to st Lonis before we get our
new branch penitentiary in . running
crdsr,-.St Louis Rep.
n the postscript of letter from
clergyman who has been recruiting his
health at Saratoga, last summer, is the
following: The belle of the season
wore dress valued at the amount of my
salary for two years, aud sot of dia-
mOnis equal IN value to the cost of a
comfortable mission church, with infant
room attached, gas fixtures, and cabinet
organ included
To make brilliant whitewash Take
half bushel of unsiacked lime, Slack
with boiling water cover it during the
process to keep the steam in. Strain
the liq.id through fine sieve, and add
to it peck of salt previously we'll dis
solved in water, three pounis of grain
rice boiled to aehin paste, and stirred in
boilias hot. half a pound Of powdered
Spanish whiting, and pound of clean
glue which has been previously dissolved
by soaking it well and hanging it over d
slow fire in a small kettle within a large
one filed with water, add five gallons of
hot water to the mixture stir IL STell
aud let il stand a few days, covered from
the dirt IL tshcul be put on hot.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-08-27
We Marry Too Young.

Amongst our American population
particuiaTIy tue first and second genera
tiuns from immigrant parents-there ap-
pears 10 b, very strong tendency 70
marry Young. This very especially an>
plies to the female portion of the com,
munirv. American youDg men seem
infatuated about rnarry1ne girls not our
Of tbsir teens A voung worn,n Of
twenty four or twenty five years of age
in the city il " an old maid" Marrying
y.uaE. men se k a union wi,h r,,ii8ren
It fifteen t. = v-nt-rn ve.,r. ar - se-
girl ih Il nu-At ta b= 'n charge %. r"eir
pleeu-- ip- -gsus year. O. r.'ina, instead
ot h-,pm.u "a .'a-r- them .-.ss~
IH, inftwAsot rs~Hirs ~ d"vsl-
'p. Il "ad l.l-ieveioP E'r.s thh> h-i "a b
az y"Un- m"1urr7 before the7 are b. @"
i".'ye t'eIr " an %; 'rH-r eT~. 'h- hrst
c"nsfqn"n"' "l tir- ii tffi7 i:" infant
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-08-27
Dublin as i is.

4 correspondents OF the New York
Times, with the American rhs team,
Juus sketches his Impression OF DubliG
We are now IN SackTIle street in what
tie Irish delight to call the finest street
I'D tns wOr d. Well, i: is is lar behind
the Strand n LJn4ou as the Strand is
behind Broad way IN New York IJ Is
none tue less a ine street, too wide aad
not long enough; but you cant help be-
iuE impressed some OF the shops are
very fine, to-wit THAI of MIR Mcowinay,
the present Lord Mayor. This building,
am told was erected in 1852, IN which
year che Dublin EEpositIOu was OpeGed
Nr. McSNIEey wished to have nis place
open when visitors came for tle EEgOsI~
llou, aud he therefore employed two sets
Of hands; one for the day uhi one for the
night. Ihis sort Of thing in Dublin Is 20
rare that IL Is remembered three and
twenty years alter date and quoted as d
marvel OF enterprise and ingenuity. %
pusiJe this house Is the general post OIL
Icg, Cue OF the most beautiful, aud nc the
same time, magnificent structures / have
ever seen. / must say there Is nothing
ike Il IN London, s.eIJa eF have ! seen IL
superior in New York &c l. graalte,
ani stands 225 feet IN height anu more
Jh n 3UU ia depth. a serIe- Of supurD
columns support the front portico and
on the sumuiG are figures Of HiJernIa,
Mercury and Fidelity The entire t-Ie-
EJayhIc business OF the city is trausu9 q
IN Jnis building, and FROM iC run u the
four principal districts underground pass
ages, through which are forwarded by
pneumatic pressure the messages as they
are 10 be delivered. Strange u say, on
inquiry from more than QUE of the NOR
intelligent classes All knowledge Of these
tubes was denied lncuri0sIty would
appear t. l,e characteristics Nelson II
column Is a very noble N Jnumeus, and
would ad0rn uny -.ty- Oa a massive Pc
desyai We sse Copenhagen, st. NIucen,
( tue Nile, lrdiai-e them we haze "A Dg-Ig
cuiumn, tehcalcly Hated and on the 20,
a colossal Statue Of tue greIJ EIgiisb
/ sailor ine town above ta.s or;i5n OIL
oacEwtile street Is neither handsome O:
! yasy, and therefore Is unnyirng
TIE CaTEEDRAL-
( Naru-ully anzious 20 see ST PatricA'-
/ Cathedral, "A Eackue7 ed car aan is chtrt'
cred and Tor sizErr:a anlths privilege a
+ crossing and -rInbHng ami for q -hii.
/ hing aud p Sd. wer Of blessings, ws ara
get down IN pre-snce of the venerable
/ pile. Il Is indeed worthy us wOF.d,~.d.
'aGie. II Is mass Of startling beauty
( !J stands upon several acres Of IT, aGd
and iises, iucluiiEz the steepie, t. .
height Of 30 feet. From the summit o
. tAe tower one gets vonderousiy ode
view Of Dublin, a view which show
NOR. bal slases than any Guy 10 tc'
world. aGd more church s'eeples thar
Iau a1I-hr couns ia a month. Aroun,
.-e af- itSe.t you sc the most squalI,
I,s,-rt-. a fog OF f.lh seems To hove
ases tu- whole district; the air /. hesvl
eItl iuu.nr-s5 tbe laues are rctrcei,
pd~>lD.e, tn- streets are dirty aud dis
Hear,-Htu-s q ths last degree; she ciotur
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-08-27
Frosu ths Southern Asrisalturallst.
Composition on the Mu'e-
BY LITTLE FREE.

FAILS or RoUGH CREEE. Aug G. -
Tine mule l. dcscsndent OF the horse
and as, possessing all tlo bad qualities
Of both species, and very httie Of tbs
EJoi Of elJuer. OF oil animals the ID ule
perhaps la. the most dev.lmeut 20 spare.
lie eau kick "A chew of tobacco out Of
your mouth and look as Innocent ~ -
lamb two minutes sf.eTward. The mul3
is said 70 b. a good thing IN bis place,
bu lis place Is hard u find, for when
TUu turn him our without yoke he viii
roam from field % field, and from farm 10
farm aHt never fad a piacs % suit him
+ T ae can jump any fence that hs can
step over, aud w5aIa M doubt try q
jamp over the moon It he Bnew IL wss
II t staked and rilersi lt i saij that
u. ules wall not breed and think 30 Is q
goo1 tDins, Tor another Cross wouiI de-
yeiop 50 much Of the G5gii here 90 earth
that there Wouid MT be euoI-R devils
lett in tAe ioEeT r~Esors G. carry on
busiasss. Iusy ~ iaa'-- are dull sale
down South JI,J nos. sell, they are uos
dull abJIr -aIInZ over ieuss about here
rs / supp.-o iau,es are truthful for
llIbY never ieug .,nytnIns they d..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-08-27
The Right Kind Of a Wife.

What a blessing to u household IS
merry, cheerful womau-0no whose
spirits arc uot affected By wet days OF
little disappoiutme ents-one whose milk
cr human kindness does not sour IN ths
sunshine Of prosperity. such a woman
in the darkest hours brighteus the house
like q PIECE of sunshinY weather. The
magnetism Of her smiles and the electri>
cal brightness Of her smiles and move
ments infects every one The children
20 % school with sense Of something
great to be achieved the husband goes
into the world in q conqueTor's spirit.
\ maitar how people worry and annoy
him all dag, far of her presence shines.
and he whispers to himself, ''At home
shall fui rest" So day by day she lit>
eraaly rensws his strength and energy.
And ig y0u know a man with beaming
face. "a kind heart aud prosperous busi-
ness, Ia nine cases cut Of ten. you will
find he has q wife OF ihis kind.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-08-27
How TO get Along.

D. not stop to tell stories in business
hours.
If you have place of business, be
found there when wanted.
No man gets rich by sitting around
stores and saloons.
Never fool in business matters.
Have order, system, Regularity, liber>
alitv, and pr0mptness.
Do not MIDDLE with business you know
nothing Of
Never buy an article you do not want,
simply because it Is cheap, and the man
who sells il will take it out in trade.
Time Is money.
Strive to avoid hard Ksrds and person.
alities.
Do not kick every stons 10 the path.
More miles can be made in day by
geing steadily on than by stopping.
Pay as you 60
i man Of honor resi- Tects his word as
his bond
Aid, but never beg.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-08-27
Ass0cTAHEOps.


. O. H.-"IlumiiitItc CrescIt i!"n0s
Zulieka Hut 80 l3, m~sts at their Hot
ga Tuesday evening % each week.
AASO&IC.- Clinton LoIGo, No. 81,
In4ets first Mouday IN each month.
~ i,ichurdson. " M j. K Hyuum,
Secretary Bolivar Chapter, Ne. 81.
meet, second Norday IN each mont!
lyal,var Council No lG, Meets third
Muniav in encu mouth.
10 O. f F- Bolivar Lnd.r ~. -
nr,ts every Tuesday night Nii Fei.oN S
iinH I,na Warren. = q. & y.
Harris, Secretary W"rEh Z ,o.s"lY~
meets at -.me pt.ce Fl IT aHd fi'jrd "ei-
, p-dov ulAts ~ each month. ) J..
E dnup, G. T.. j. r. Osborne, scribe.
1EMPERANt + - Bolivar niyr~jo
; g.. Is Unit Friends col emp rn'ce
rreets pvery FriJag evening at 6 q. cinaF
il Udd Fellows Hail, Garner N=rstt
and Wafer streets. u. \ Fate, ". =,
Tneo. J.. Ruu,7ia, Secretary. BeGevo-
I-nt Insurance Degree Council meets a
tnc same time and place. I"hn li. Po.k
". &. John H. Byuuur Recorder
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-08-27
A Beautiful Tribute to Southern
Women.


ne nave se.ugin ie'i1 Ii"'G O." my
anu eloqneht lrlouVe 10 woman uinIA
~ ana strength til''o D., tha1 contained In
the ADDRESS OF C0i' iho'has iidfGeihah'
OF Macon, Ga, uGiVefeu aI tue uecora
ton OF the IohIeoeFaIe graves ID tiie sol>
diers cemetery, a1 A''h'iVa' L" uaYS
since Salo the e!oquehG speaker
Like the captive HeOrc US they sing
not now the songs thaJ wake 60 music
sweet their DtVlu haFP' IoI 0hjlt haFp
"o% haH@~ noon the "i"o"S EY TIE FiF
eIS OF bioH ioh' "ne'7 ''ey 7'o Gown anu
weep over i.iiie" "Hd4a. rae t"eF SIhS
the songs oil u.,''' .'--7 lf'''~' an ''.i.a@e
ingathei ih5s' 7tt 5n@y CONS win u'"ef
ana tear Z" te~1iy 40 I'@iI y u Pathy ID
the sorrow OF 'he ihn', an thslr uHuy~
ing apPre ciatinH al IHtiF GaIIahC ue!u
" hat better "Aer'a- "'S so''o" OF 9 lei
than the tlHiI hsaF'7 et--1 OF y;ts modest
fern ! =" iat phF-f 0rStti'fohi"i "i the
heart taau the hUmH'e F'i!a5' Y.f''1eA 10y
beaatH Band "V-T the A''-' ones
grave A. f''e trees ta'5 gray over the
grave et the 2ti-at- + "l L "rHc d: staleu
periods, dropped the re trS OF their
branches over Her resting pace, go 90
these noble women come "nen spring
flowers bloom to plant the memorial
Shrub and shed their tears Ul love over
the humble mounds that tell where our
eioes sleep. For this give them honor
and praise ana uuIeeilHS must be the
hear: that dues Dot DO tonnage TO our
southern women, JUe perfection Hi DeaGtI
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-08-27
RnETGx0Us.

PKESBY TERRAIN CHURCH - Rev
\. X smith. Paster. services every
Sabbath at lO3 a. M and Z p. IN. ser
wees lor the children each second Sab
bath at 6 p IN. Sunday school ut 8 J
IN PRAYER meeting on Thursdays at
y =. IN. seats all FRtE.
CUMBElI.AHD TRESliY rERIAN
bUGCH-k ~ W. = N,Iluert Pas
S,r,ices ui, tie second ami l'ur,H
sundays Uf every non n &C lUz III
and "A y. m Prayer mreting every
Friday night. SUNDAY sc.ioui "a. . 60 k
Il. IN
BAPTIST CHURCH. - Services on
the ,eoord and fourth Sabbaths OF each
month al lU4 in. and ; p. u', Ey the
heg Geo i usher Sabbath 3 ch. ol a.
{ a. III SifgIg every saturday night
hLd ~unduy evening. ITeyer meeting
every tuesday night
METHODIST CHURCH - Services
e.rrg S;,hba ut l05 IL IA nud'I ~
b., the Rev W - l'agcr.un. StLbath
Acho,l at 81 u N. olngirg Tor SABBATH
hchnol scholars every SuaGHy evening
nj u O'Clock Prayer meeting every
Wednesday night. Choir meeting ever,
/ IlAHV Ht4ul lAc-AiHT N-tiNIlt tsi iH' t.t'A' 2
fret Wednrs lay night Ia each mouth
Young Men prayer meeting every Mon.
day light
~ JANE5 CHURCH -:'eryices on
very sunday aud on the Holy drY~, "N
tho liectur, " &, Gray, The hour for
upcning ~uuil ~ school ~ 34 % 81 .eS "A
n Morning service on oiiItys log
q. ~. Evening service on sundays
3 =. rn. service on Holy Gays a NJ
nhd ~ . ~ services tai,- casa dae
duriua Lent ',om Q to = a ~. and
: t. 10 y IN. the rector c',n Be found IN
las study A. the rear OF the church.
!Lc seu,s Of this caurch are al fee.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-08-27

Of course trey viii, and it will be a
great saving
" And ] will take that new cloak Of
hers and make ne an overcoat-a long
one Ike the city folks wear" said ClarIs.
o you dear CREATURE T. replied she
" Sweet angel Of my soul :" said he
just tnen something lit upon Clark
back and he did rot know at first
whether it was q will cat streak of
lightning, cr the devil, but he found out
directly.
His charmer cast one glance at the ap>
partition and scOOted.
Clark is jast around aGair.. He says
it was the worst case Of inhammstory
sickness he ever had.
But he is the meekcst husband TO be
focud aad the well is filed w,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-08-27
SUBSCRIPTION:
DIRECTORY
TUoxCTAN.

COUNTY COURT-James b. Harris,
Chairman. w. C. Dorion, Clerk. Court
meets fist Monday in each month.
CIRCUIT COURT. .-Thomas J. Flip
pin, Judge j. NJ Richar isoU, Clerk.
Court meets 80 Monday in March, July
nd November.
CHANCERY COURT. II. J. living
stone. Chancellor. jas. Fentress, Jr ,
Clerk and Master Court meets "a Mon
day ~ January and July.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-08-27
Roanoke COIIeg
SALEM, VIRGINIA,

TWENTI-TRLRD SESSION BE,
GINS SEPT. I.ST, 1875.
TEurough Collegiate course, Excellent
Preparatory Department, Healthful CIi~
mate, Good Morals, Coed Discipline,
veTy Moderate Expenses Tuition and
other fees, board, room-rent, fuel lights,
and washing, for session Of ten months.
from $50 20 S.,4). Boys can board with
Professors; young men, in c lIege OF
families. College prosperous. Students
from ali sections OF the country Thir-
teen from Tennessee. The annual cata~
Iogue, of 10 pages, mailed face on appli-
cation. Address,
Rev, b. T. BiTTLE. D. D.,
President
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-08-27
gggGAETY9S eThEDRA ee615EI TaA9EB \ TED

HEEG 8 & & & - GOLDEN ToHGUE T
FAI;L bE ORGANS
RAGSOr Light FROH THE PRES:
reartys Golden Tongue Parloa organs have won CIR
t.sr solves good reputation FOR aud wide ashingron
~ JJ Star.
We vou]l reeam-erd this excellent instrument to
t8 mUsie7l world tor its tueuc s5 Uf t0usPeerburg
Nnd) Democrat
WoofAre Lodge Of Oid Fellows has purchased one
of R-aty Golden Tens le Urglns. and j. is the best
Instrument ever brought 70 tbs toway o,dsrosrn y
J Eeerstr-.
The iastru gives entire ~atis55ss Sly arashes
VlI p"rsh1sco the oesan, is hsAly P!eassd-NemPhir
ln0} News.
Those who wish to purchase fcst-aast iustra nent
for huus HlN or church Ise S1pIlJ t-y Bsl-Iy ~
al means s-H-rses Mich Outline
- tone Equals ths finest We have heard Edna
tHp. B,masT-5
It is pronounced splendid iastrunent-James mes Z
Hall letter ts Fnlay, o, American Patron.
r-pa'a-,na r lich PLACES taam above suspicion
They gu&orsrd ty the highest musical Authorizes
throughout the world as the bsst-St Charles Mo- Cos
sip
Agents -apseI ererya,rst to canvass for this srpe-
( Ei-r Instrument Address.
0n2gEEI e, BZATTE.
Washington. =. ;.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-08-27
RAILROADS.
mississippi Central i5, Z.
GEo Y. DUGA y.......-... ........AszNr IEoiIvA:.

Trains pass Bolivar follows
81 All TEaI>,-.5urL-l O. p 81 ;--- N "rJn. LIS p u
ENFl.-s- ILaFE. south. uu si. NHr-h.-- ,,.-j N
Frsisll cram SOUTH - i... "rth, U} A n
- do @i5 a Nj . - p II
c5~ Hal 5rEtu runs every day.
IouGsctIou yy JHc s1utuwara bound y an an
zrrsss trains Grand Guc,Iou with l-aIas N the ".
g. Il an. s.lr tTus going iaI-a at = acksDu
ivEr .yt-h .saiLs thc % - & O.. H. IA
lie a,.rg s,ha5 ale takes eject uuc 9th, lS.5.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-08-27
Pullman Palace Cars

Ron both ways WITHOUT CHANGE
from
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30
Tobacco.

We propose to publish in the Ne'cS
a series of articles on the culture of
Tobacco. In the absence Of the Edi>
tor, this duty will deYolve on the
foreman Of this office, who has in
structionS to look after it. But it
must be understood that we mean
business by it, If we can succeed
thereby in our aim to have every
citizen of the county turn his atten
ton to the business we shall regard
ourselfampIy remuueratOd. We have
no staple but grass and it is the staple
Of the few, Let US at once get at
the culture of tobacco and
our country will soon be monied
aud Independent. ItreQuires neither
much lard nor first class labor, except
as to skill, which can quickly be &C
quired. It's value is condensed aud
hence transportation to the markets
will be light. Let Greely's eco
West" 60 to thunder stay here and
take Fowler's advice and go TO To
bacco-make Tobacco,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30
Abingdon Items.

The remains of Henry w. Baker,
who died in Lynchburg, were inter
red i'm the Abingdon Cemetery.
AT the County Court. John l.. Brad
lev and John II. Clark, were appoint
ted to review road from Walnut
Grove to Jacob Statzer's, and John l..
Bradley, to view road from Joseph
KeIler's farm, to Good Hope School
House.
FEE. G. Lindsey, Of Egyptian Corn
fame. was ARRESTED last Saturday week
by L. S. Commissioners, OIL charge
of usIng the L. s. Mails TO defrsud the
pubhc. He was bailed by Commits
sioner Gildersleve,
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Edmondson, aged TO-
and Que Of the most estimable men IN
the Cedarville neighborhood, died the
End inst. For near forty years he was
member, and during most OF lhat
time a leading member of the Baptist
Church. He leaves widow, chr
dren, 80 grand children, and one great
grand child.
The above items We cOndense from
the Virginidn of last Friday.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30
p The New Schedule.

The important change of Schedule
recently alluded to in these columns
could not be put into action until last
Sunday. l. will be found at the head
Of our local column, at least as far as
the A. M. & o. r. r. is concerned.
The Tenn. schedule has not yet been
furnished US, but will appear in detail
next week.
The changes are important. Par
tics going to Abingdon or farther
east can now go either at Q 3 a. NJ.
or by freight at 2 Is p. NJ, as well
as late at night. which latter more
pertains to through travel. Local
travel can return TO Bristol at the
close Of the day, thus spending the
entire day Abingdon or other points
10 the county. The speed If the lire
is materially advanced, being over
lucnty miles per hour including
stoPpages.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30
A Train OF Evils

If weakness of the stomach is allowed to
vene-Digestion is permanently impaired
the system is very imperlectly nourished,
the blood becomes thin and watery, and the
bile being unemployed for digestive and
eyacuatiye purposes, enters the circulation
through the thOracic duct, and iEjects itself
into the superficial vessels, giving to the skin
and whites OF the eyes the saffron tinge in
dicative of biliOusness. Headache, nausea,
constipation, pains n the side. palpita,iOns,
heartburn, dizziness, and many other har-
raising symptoms which accompany the in
ternal arrangement above described, which.
if unchecked is as sure to be followed by
serious disease, as the rising Of the sun by
its setting. 1t is manifest, therefore, that
ali inability of the stomach to act upon the
food should be overcome without delay. Tie
invigorating influence upon that organ OF
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters is speedily felt
in the disappearance of all the disngreeable
symptoms alluded to. The prescribed min
eral remedies for general debility usually
tail to achieve any lasting result, because
theY do ut invigorate the stomach. IioStet-
icr's Bi:ters always succeed because that is
their primal effect. The very fact tina; thew
are such an excellent stomachic Constitutes
them one of the best general tnnics in ex-
istence. To restore digestion is the final
step towards the recovery of health, when
impaired by any of the multifnriOus com
plants VIII Oh spring from dyspepsia, and
that step will he found to have hGcn taken by
the invalid who has awaited himself oil this
famous anti-ly sFePtic remedy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-30
Sudden Death of Mrs. Garner,


The people Of Bristol were greatly
shocked at the sudden death of Mrs.
John Garner, Of this town, on Satur-
day last at noon. She was lying on
her bed, having BEEN indispOsed for
| q day or two, and seemed TO be i'm fine
spirits, and without sign of danger
or trouble expired in a moment. A
lady attendant was i'm The room at the
time and summoned DR.. Hicks At once,
but it was too late. The golden bowl
was broken, and when the physician
arrived Mrs. Garner was an inhabitant
of the upper world. For months she
had been troubled with An0ind Pee
toris, and DR.. Hicks had succeeded in
alleyiatlng her suffering, but had told
her that death might occur at any
moment.
Mrs. Garner was a lady of much
worth and lad partly raised a family
Of children, whose dcmeanor bespeAks
the work Of a trained and most valua.
ble mother. These, with her beIeaved
husband, have the tenderest sympa-
thies of this writer and our entire
community.
Mrs. Garner had long been a faith
full member of the Baptist church, and
after a life of patience and labor she
now has her endless reward.