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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-30
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carefully c0mb0YHasH cfbA11eLy gGgetz-
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property hEEe2, 10 are tie zH0st 05stI-
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and al 7zLz1zlzZ diseases. Unlike chill
remedies generality tregHi1c5 H0 bu1g-
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o511s tie te1mznc my anu certainty gf
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szrsr can arise from its use, as IS certain
to be tie rzSc zOEeH qzfiniHs ar arsenic
are taken, 72EirH are tie I5J7HcLbEe in
greaIenks efmo5t gf tie chill meaInHrS
ez0zy in use.
II has beeH bz1r:cularLy SuccrcgtuL IN
tie clrs Ct rE10nic cases gf rhiAs, J7rs-
queHEJ making ares after all ether
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grasses tie appetite, bl0mokeS digestion,
kssbS tie gt0Warb IL a HeaZtkv r0HaG-
ti0H, arts Hbg7 tie HgeJ-, ana assists tie
system to hEf0zy oF tie EzhHeare 9fDza-
AzrIa.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-30
Miscellaneous Acknowledgement
BEO w TO

can of soeey,
uso Iapily each coInbing
aid Of "deadbai
W
i've your
peaTance without the anything poisonous % gy
the is If
YOU ever used
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-30
SAVE YOUR

Money 90
VINO nave been unfortunate
Oy tue use OF article, of hqraI
dbeaisW
ar Contract charge made
Ioustacle
d!recIy the f5icle
nd uSS
can hayey
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-30

National Debt, March I,IIS7G.-Debt,
l IS cash in Treasury, $2,II4,9GO, 4O6.8O;
Cecreas during February, s.. 272, 633;
decrease since June 80, SI3,828,8I9 50.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-30

Some people say that darkhaired won
en- marry soonest. We differ; it is the
6ghtheadeE ones,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-30
GEO. HARDIN, Rr)
LUTHER CLARK. Editors.
W. :. ARMiSTEAD.

There are six candidates fer sheriff Of
Madison county
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-30

" 40 was Richard the Third before he
was himself again?'
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-30
Cur Solemn Obligations Must Be
Met.
CLarkscjile Tobacco L-df :

Tue debt Of Tennessee Is Of all debts
the one most crying for honest payment
the one which can, with least show Of
right be repudirted or scaled. The very
assets we now have were procured with
the money raised by these bonds. The
State debt Of Tennessee was created in
the main under the act Of 1872, except
the turnpike bonds, issued from 1886
down TO the beginning Of the war. The
greater part Of cur bonded debt was ere
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-30
PETSER MILLER

HAS FOR SALE
Two Horse Wagons cheap, Best PlOws,
Best Straw Cutter, Best Cnltivating Har-
rows, Best Subscribers, Deep Tillers, that
everybody needs.
yVIndhIp's Cotton Gins,
that are good, Brooks Cotton Press, all
iron, and lasts always. Has also good
sawed lumber of all kinds, PIaned Floor
ing, Ceiling etc, all made at home, and
WARRANTED.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-30

MANUFACTURED BY
Z. =. WEETEF.SB1ITE{,
LOUISVILLE, ny.
Arthur Peter & Co., Eanl Wholesale ACTS,
louisville, ~
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-30
OSrp IS.

SObIc Gin icItiomcr cDcntbiImIidcr Qnnt.
Der bon allen Sciten mo 8dnNen mi.
rtrbOIltr, AZ NoS Str Der iun0tn @tdu.
ner. Gin bnnecS @gfilN crinbte iic,
@Obcr fam Scr Son? NOttt eiu iibsr
NaS GinNrin9en Ner @icuibntinber cr.
Silrnter Gr.aciit ieincm llumutbe Qnit
0emOdt? Sic GricDrOdcucn so9cn ih,
oIS iIrbtctcu iic, bnb Der g}u0 iiber ID.
ren $6upiCm iuiommtuitiirSen F0une,
eIIi0It nNb Dem NnS9Ou0c ser S6bIe
Surilf lHlO ntbmettn crIcicbicrt ouf, ais
NnS belle SaNcSIicbt iic pirNrr ibmri.
hcInS nmipjcltc .--9r. SnDocr. oui Def
icn @runNCi0cntbum Nic $56ble Iic0t, if
cniibIoiien, NenScIiru, ptIbcr Nu Gin.
gang ~ Scm Smcitcu uuttrirSiitcn Saul
ucrihIcbt, cntirruen gu lnlien mo ala.
Damn cine NriinNlidc Grioribun0 Der
$50bIc UOriunebmcn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-30

DIR philadelphia GrprtB,ua. SfliG, stbt tts
ben Gag, aussenommru WOutaee.
Der Sartsburu Grpue3us Dtlsrpilt Ae.
rcmmurattpnsIua. edneatftr 3ue, pcAiug, unb
Der oduisbura asrOmmabitOns,ue (absr Grs
'umtia) Ditto. grbtH tsDsn Tag, aiisssupm.
men Spnntaes.
Der pOltua. etr SHus0lug unO bsr pitts.
surg Grp:si1us, ptfIt&, srbtn tasIi&, ausgss
ncmmtn Sonutags.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-30
Cine tpanSerbarr SSble. .-sluf ben

Cine tunnberbare SSble. .-Sluf BEN
Qonosute beS $crrn SnpOer, uidt lusit
pou Cumberland. @IlsgbanD GOnntp,
WarBlanb, 1T Dor einisen Sa9cn cine
luunberbareSobIe cntbeft iucrbsn, gIm
Sonuabenb uoriser ISOLDE madten iifJ
3luei iunse 2eutc burun, Die $ObIe su
erfOrlbsu. gRit 2atcrnen Uerlcbcn,
idIipiten iie burd bic enSc Seffnun9,
meIde in bic 0sbeimeu @unor Der
GsrsweIt fiibrt, unb luaren nidt lpeuio
iiberraidt. oIs plOBIid Der Sdcin Der
9utsrne aus tauienb &rOpitcinGsbiloeH
lpioeritrablte. Sic befanbeu iib in ci.
mem unteriroiidcn SauIc. Ociien @dHoe
aus 8rbftaa anfsebuut Sa fein i6ienen.
Oils is Ian9iom, luie i'm &raume, bic
SObIe burdidritten fameu iie gu Sinsm
aueiten Scale, in ben ile isocb nidt
eintrltsn founten, ca ein srobsr SeIS'
bIod Dor benz Ginsause lag. DOd
fouuten lie burb cine i@uaIe SeTnnn9,
DOT iu,lde iie bic 2Oterns itcIItsn, tief in
baS Snusre Der SObIe idaueu, 9a rsib,
te fd Elm unteriroiiass 0smub un oat
auocre, unO bic ulattsu StrubIsn Del
auterus brudsn fid OH araft unb be
Ieudtstsn cine ipnuoerbure Scens. 81,
erftauHten SilnsIiuse sIanbtsn in sincl
Don ben Grboeiitsru aus 9iomantsr
aufpsbuutsn &empel su idausn, SIOb
! lid Oruus aus b.m SintsrsrunNe be-
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-30
p0pllr.
SausIi@es Slid.
(Dgn tsuilGfn Grausn sspibmfi.)
BVn QanI Snlias Smmergriin.

SIM bunfein &rnBe meiuer Sage.
Sen far9li9 mir oas 2eben hiht.
Oa fllntelt Spifden Sor9 uno BIuee
Gin GceIitein I'M rsiniteu 2idt.
VI iuarb burh tsin 8sroicnite3nuneen,
Grfauft our1 teineS @eIoes Wertb:
Die $teue batibn iid1 errungen,
Die 9iebe War'S Die ibu bsihsert.
llno lpenu bon MIlem nidtS mir bliebe
8aS man fir Slid 6uno Nsidtbum blIt,
Gin Bld auf bies 0eihenf Der Iiebe
Wadtmih rsihitenglinun oerBelt.
BiQit 0neiu aleidcS Slid eria9en
llno bait ein 8eib. bel ibm frog OIL,
gS fam Oir gang allein nur ia9en,
8o man oies 8leinoo finoen tnnn.
Nur iparIid lit Dem WenlbsnIeben
Sin FOLDER Sdmuf ruie mir perIiebn,
Ooa uaro er Ginem ionit 9eacbsn.
Der oanfe 0ott uno butte lbn!
2.
@robmutter IdIdft i'm SorecnitubIe,
Oas nliloe Sanpt i'm tuei1en 3filbI.
. leiie. ltlf, ibr boloen SIeiiHu,
limo usdt iie aidt 6urb lauteS Spiel
5br $aupt lit matt, baS Ser3 1T mloe,
llno $dno uno 8iibe iino eribIaift;
5br Gag mar lang unb ihwer Die Mrbeit,
SroBmatter bat iid miro seibaift.
Sra8t ibr tuer ibr bas Saupt gsbIideHP
Oas bat Der lan9e &aB 9etban;
Sebt ibr i'm Nnseiidt Die SaIten,
Sic 3eisen Niib uno glrbeit on.
9abt uuder nun bas SpieI5eus ruben,
uuo iiBet ftil uno llngeit0rt,
Oab nidlt Der f!einite 2aut i'm 3immer
Grobmillterden i'm SdIafe fort!
@rObmutter fbIdft i'm SoreenitubIc;
8ein 9ant onrdorin9t oaS3immer mebr;
Die &leinsn iiBen bdupefaIteuo
gSie gnsel Sottcs rings umbcr.
(Gentr. Sem.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-30
WnterD0ltlln(1.
Ser aampf ber Wleirmlpriber.


Sor mcbreren Sabren ourdreiitc Der
8rof yioniI, befen &iteI unb ariitofrati.
ide Ssrfurft ourh nnlueifeIbufte 90.
flmente feiteeiteIlt iuaren, oas fd0ne
8raufreid bon Sabrmartt 3uSabrmarft,
Tim benz fdauInRissn BnbIitum einc
Der sr6bten Samsu bsS Sabrbunbcrts
uOr3nfiibreu.
Dieie Dame iuar niCmanb oRoerS,
aIs 6rdfiu GosIaiOe &ouiI isIbit, be.
fainter unter bem 8siuamen pOie id6.
ne glormauniu. y"
@bsr nit Der 3sit pirb man aasS
ibsrbriifis; aud Der GroBs, 9ies
uItieOOd wsniser BON bsm %ubIitIm,
lueIdss nod INNER ben aIs Sdaubilb-
ne bisneuosH srdiidm 8usen um'
orauste, ,,Is pisImebr uon 0rdfn Rouil
islbit. Sbre sisens Gr6be IausweiIts iis,
bas @ebrduse srf&dpite fie; iuie Elm Flu.
ger SsIbberr budte iIe auf einen ebren.
pollen 8iid5us. Sis luOats i'm GuImi.
uatiOnspuutts ibrsr GrfoIse abtretsH,
UNI filr INNER ben &bsIan3 Ibrer 10.
IOiialen &eiSe in Der Griuusruue bsS
RubIifum8 anriidaulaiisn.
SD tpsroe meius 8oriteQunSen uub
Sebeu." iusts lie eines Sases gu ibrsm
oaUOn b0dit unanOenebm ilb,rraidten
@atteu.
,Sas beibt nit aubern 8ottsn: Gu
uiQlt bas ihOue Capital. iusIdss Ourd
Seine auberorbsntIide Grldeinnns re.
praisntirt tuirb. obne 8inlen Iieeen Iai.
ien," psriebte Der @raf nit eiuiSer BIT.
terfsit. ..Gber baS llnansenebme 1T,
bab mir in bielem Sale uud hidt ein.
NAL bon benz GapitaIe debren f6nuen, "
fubr CT fort. baS Guse nit eiuem fuit
webmitbisen 8Iide auf bic oeS Stub.
mes miiOe 8ieiiu sebeftet, lueIds DOE
ibm auf sinem 9iuan ausssitredt lag,
Der ibrer 9duss entiprud. uSm 9cscu.
tbeil, bisisS capital 1T zines uOn iensu,
Die iosar fsIbit nod uieI Deriebren, "
idIob sr nit elmer bOsbaftsn GnipieIlIne
auf ben suten Gppetit isiner SemubIin,
bic minositsns fur brei 8sriOnsn ob.
,,Bus fuQ uns fold Elm tootes Capital ?"
,,Giu tootes capital ?" luieoerboIte
Die RieIn, fd Elm usnis aufridtsuO unb
ibrsn redten Mrm fuie einen Binomiib.
IenFiissl brobeno um oas $aupt ihluiu.
esno. SD weroe 0ir sIsid, idIuscuOe
8,peiie bapon 9eben, oab oieiss Capital
nod Isbsnoissr unb frdftiser 1T, als blr
in bielsm &usenbIide ulsIleidt Iisb fsin
ohrfte."
Ser @ruf mid uOrfidtis einsu Sdritt
,uriif, bsnn CT fiibIte iih ieiner GbebdIf.
te OuraauS nidt sewudieH; fis mar ia
ebsu Die bel tueitem sr6bsre SdIftel
Iad luuSem, aber nusloiem @iOer.
itcben piIliete Der Gatte enbIid eiu, is.
bod MIR inter Der 8ebiHeuug oab sr
cine uele 2Oaen annsbmsn rpsrbe. I'M
nit berieIbsn ieine sintrdpgiben Srcu3'
unb Ausr3iee fOrtsnisbsn.
Seiue Ggenten aoDsn nun mad aIIsr
Simmelssegenbsn aus. um Elm Ybdnu
men gu iadeu, bas feline Satin in sric
ben i'm Stanbe mare, Gie fonoeu ei
aud riatis uno sluar ollberbuIb Der &Or
mauoIs. Sic fiibrten es oem 6rafel
Dor uuo ba er bon Dem eisantiIdel
@ndie pnb ben bemsriensiuertben &si
gen Der iuugeu Dame bsflieOiSt par
itis5 sr iid nidt tusiter burau. OoB 4
cine impIe ErOOIeriu aus @aumur lpar
! lHnb beeiIte fb, iie itatt fsiner aus 6eu
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-30
NHenren

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Der.
psnnfpIpautI&sn Staatss 3sttans.
psuuipIuauta,
gatobsny.-Bal. Spffmanu,t75 SbiC Sis
Nltccna, a,-@pttlteb 6aufeL
(Gbrta. 6elbt Carton StE.
Birmingham. 9afob DrsffsL
tGbarIes RBrifeL
8rppnstppn (Srmsbp)- Spbu Qus.
Butler. - Safpb Red.
Byeainsd, - DR., Lbepe, 9erhtne.
&arlisIs. -pbtltpp 9tBmauu.
Gbambusbnrs. - Gsprs Ststf&.
Gelumbtd.-3pbn Harbep.
Danvias. Refsufstn.
Drap1sbura. GSdI 8dasp-Ibam S4ab.
gaff.9ibsrtY. = Gbrta. Sdus.
@tssnsburs. @ 9mttt.
pormuns. = -sB m. 4 DtIO.
poIloaYsburs. = 9. Glstf&er.
Suntingpon. -Safob eeonbarb.
SobustSpa. - Gbas. Q. Riitb.
(9. R. DsatSffsr.
a,.,,a.. Antteup SSte,
eah'aH''' Carl arans,
0eors DaII,
1uVH upth
Bed oasen. - @cnrab Otsrbstm.
eufenstppn. - @spre 0ebsL
Warietta. - 6rtebrt& 0aas.
1ltasrspiat. - 9. .. &tes.
W,lrOu -Brtsor. Bolt
Wibbletppn - &brtR. 8auer.
WountStlls. -@erra WeiftnbaG.
WeSftfspprt. - @ubreas 8ertI&.
Nuirona. - @eOta oaselG
R,w @riabton etonb. 2. RtpeE.
Wem GaiIs.-Hobert 8SstIt.
ut,,sbu,o p. S&miSt RrO. 1877 smith
V'0OH'a HeIe Snase. nahs btr FHnfte.
ptttsbura -STanj GsIL CAT penn aps.,
unb sen. 9flumrn.
Philadelphia (Sputbparil Sob. . Dan.
ba&tr 1879 ROrb gtTie Sh,.
frtebr. 8letH DO.
Scbu Brad 6t7 Sib Drtits Str
, @sn. Bob. 3. 8allteLR 8. Ode
4. & ifairmpunt Qp.
Col Gbrta. Rlstus. 637 Sab Q.
StTa6t. r
, Carl S6aufIsr. 339 Celia Mp
@sors J. papp. 23Ui 8atrmouni
@venus.
Chr. @trns, Gde22 & gatrmOuui
Wuenue.
ctr.
Spbu 9pbeuabeL. Gitp qJarI
oOtsI.
Seiuriu RlcbE, u. gp, Gds b,r
Front 4 IIuiun Sn.
brtsert@ Can, Rs. iii Sprue'
an SHdg, o.. a..
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Sofpb 0urs. fsza 0ssrmou,suu Nh
SObu Dtlbs, ". o. Ode srUoe
q eerihsan Sfrabs.
"us A9 .Ssr aaG ". ~'
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-30
The largest Circulation.

The Circulation Of the "PENNsYLvANI-
oHESrAATs-zEITUNo" in Dauphin County
larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as well as
Ger nan. 1t is therefore the best advertis-
Ing medidum in this part Of the State.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-30
ReSiuauuaen Der anseiasu

Gutissn pGssn sinsuadl ME foIsi:
Ge,dGfts.Auletstn btinh 9abr ceI
fir siusn Ibsii ets 9abrss'
3 fRcuats. 6 Wcuatt. IL Wonats
Gin 3ol S400 500 $i2M
3pst 3pa 700 1900 9LO
Drsi 3oa 1000 100 S.OO
bsiaeuibum., perfbnlt@t vt
aeHtbu n. une aaasmttut anittatn III
Gents bic 3sils fir bic srae gturidung ite
S,uis ole 3sils fir isrs nO@bsrtss Vim
Tidung.
patsRttrte Rtbtl In, Stttrs une duf
aussrs An,etgtu sci Otr aau,tH, 'letn, prn
t,l ueeI pttrtel SpdItt wtrbsn pis folst De-
red,ust wtIoeui
Cine aaup Spalts tGtrIi&..".Sl50 0n
Gin, bdIbr SpdIis SOM
Gtur prititl Spdlis . "".. 60.OU
Cine pisTisl Spdlte ., ..... 4'uU
8eti Gts. auietatn ptretn utt tclgf
bershueit
Grsrutcrs aOmtuiardtcrs' nnS
AfIautts. auittas
bstidtbs.. Iobee'anttgsn,
Dauf abhatiuua H.f.p.,......."...5n 6ts.
U3- aQs Brisfs. RtitbslIunaen &c. rnlllisn
ME fOlat aorsinrt wsretni
]. George Ripper,
P.O. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-11-30
Die ar5ate Derbrettuua.

Die Circulation Der yptunfplpanH9s
6taats. 3ettuns" tn Oaupbtn acanfs
u pSbr ale Die irsene elmer aneersn Ia par
Tts 'urg ssprudisn otuil9tn oetr tnaltiqtn 3tt'
lans. 5is btttst psstalb Die bette @fltstnesit
auitiasn In pitGsm Ibsllt bee Staatss ttns
pttir BsTbreituna ~ utrfnaftn.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-06
PARIS TAXATION.

The comparative ease with which
France bears the enormous taxation
rendered necessary by the war is
one of the standing wonders Of the
time. But the endurance of the
City of Paris under her burdens is
even more remarkable than that of
the country at large. According to
NJ. Leroy Beaulieu, if the taxation
of Paris was distributed equally
over the population, every man,
woman and child in the city would
pay half franc, or five pence sterl-
ing, every day. In this estimate is
inclu, ed the contributions to the
State and to the departments as
we'll as to the municipality. Re-
stricting our attention to this latter
sum, we find that the expenditure
If the Paris municipality is nearly
double that of the Kingdom of Por-
tugal and more than double that of
Sweden. 1t exceeds that of Hob
land, is about the same as that of
Bavaria, and approaches within
el2O, 900 that of Belgium. But
Belgium has q population about
two and a half times as great as
Paris. 1t will be seen, then, as M.
Leroy Beaulieu remarks, that after
the six great powers, Spain and
Turkey. there is no nation or king
dom in Europe the revenue and ex-
penditure of which notably surpass
those of the City OF Paris.
The budget of the city for next
year is divided into two parts,
ordinary and extraordinary. The
ordinary expenditure is estimated
to amount to fS,l20, 900, being an
increase upon the estimate of the
present year of about el20, 900,
and M. Leroy Beaulieu is of the
opinion that the budget for 1877
will show a still further increase of
perhaps half million, since the
whole charge caused 10y the loan
raised this year will not be brought
to account till 1877. Possibly there
will be other additions. The extra
ordinary expenditure is estimated
to amount to "a, 100000, making
the total expenditure of all kinds
reach next year, for city of 1882
600 inhabitants the enormous sum
of el2, ,2S0.000 The greater part of
the extraordinary expenditure, M.
Leroy Beaulieu is satisfied, will
prove to be extraordinary and tenn
porary. But with all his desire to
take an optimist view of the situa-
tion, he is forced to admit the
proba bility that part, at least, OF
this deceptive heading will reap
pear again and again in successive
budgets.
With regard to the ordinary ex-
penditure, we find that very nearly
half, or exactly $3.50, 900, is alb
sorbed by the service of this debt /;
G460, 900 is swallowed up by the
collection of the taxes-not an i'm
moderate sum, it must be admitted,
since it is no more than 5 1-2 per
cent. of the gross receipts: $780,
600 is expended in public charity,
and the Prefecture Of the Police
costs 100000. Finally, the actual
administration of the city costs only
e2,240, 600 Of this amount. hgat-
ing, paving. ands SO on, take 500. 900,
while thee1penditure on education,
both primary and secondary, is d
little over 100000, = Pail Mai
GaxsttA
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-06
SILVER CITY, NEVADA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6,
COMFORT-BY A COFFIN.

All, friend OF mine.
The old enchanted storyi-oh.
cannot hear wordl
Tell rome poor child who loved bird,
And knows he holds It stained snd still:
at fiies-in FAiryisnd,
Its nest is in palm tree on hill;
Go. catch it If you will"
All, friend of mine,
The music (which ear hath not heardi,
At best walls from the skies,
Somehow, into our funeral criesl
The flowers (eye hath not seenD still fail
To hide the coffin lid.
Against this face so pitiless now and pale
Can the high Heavens avail,
All, friend Of mine,
l think you mean-to mean 1t all
But then an angels wing
Is q remote and subtle thing.
tIf you could show me any such
In sir that can breatheD
And surely Deaths cold hand has much, SO
much,
About II we can touch
All. friend Of mine,
Say nothing OF the thorns-- and then
Say nothing of the snow.
Gods will II is-tbat thorns must grow.
Despite our bare and troubled feet,
To crown Christ on the cross;
The snow keeps white watch on the unrisen
wheat,
And yet--the world is sweet
All, friend OF mine,
know. know-all you can know!
All you can say is-this:
1T is the last time you can kiss
This only one Of all the dead,
Knowing 1t is the last:
These are the last tears you can ever shed
On this fair fallen head"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-06

PREVALENT ERRORS WITH REGARD
TO APoPLExY.-A medical authority,
writing to the New York "Tribune "
regarding the death of Vice Presi-
Dent Wilson, corrects one or two
very prevalent errors with respect to
apoplexy. The symptoms of this
disease, so dreaded and so sudden in
Its attack, are due to lack of proper
supply of blood to the brain, and not.
as Is generally supposed, to an accu-
mutation or "rush of blood to the
head The rupture of the cerebral
blood vessels is due to weakness of
Its coat, which is the result of general
debility or i'll health. In the great
majority of cases there are no pre-
monitory symptoms. The attack
may be preceded by a sense Of
weight or fullness, vertigo, flushing,
c'c' out these symptoms are never to
oe relied On, The liability to an at
sack Increases progressively from the
age on twenty years upward. An
other popular error is that persons
win snort necks, forid faces, and
sull habit are peculiarly liable to this
attack. Recent researches develop
the fact that the majority of persons
attacked are either spare or of ordi-
nary habit of body. Physicians con-
clude that unless one attack has oc-
CURED there are but few, if any,
physical signs or premonitory symp-
toms which will warrant the predic-
ton of an attack in any case.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-06
.I0AOUIy MILLER In ERENCH
EYES.

+, his posthumous work, "La
Psychologie Sociale DIES Peuple Nou-
xssur., which has just been pub
,isbed in Paris, NJ. Philarte Chasles,
philosopher, member of the Institute
and formerly head of the French Ma
tional Library, thus anslyzes joaquin
Miller as poet: American life and
habits have Just found their organ.
l allude neither to Longfellow nor to
other well-known poets, but to man
,of the name of Miller. His genius il
natural and brutal. Its waves con-
tain mud and gravel as well as gold
and pearl. Miller does not aim at
elegance. lie is n semi-savage. He
is neither from Boston, the learned
CITY. nor from New York, the COM
mercial metropolis, nor from William
Penn's philosophical city, Philadel-
phia. He is a Californian, and en-
bodies all the characteristics of Cali
fornia. He does not analyze his
feelings nor ponder over his sensa-
tions. He is almost unconscious, al
most ashamed of his own energy.
Joaquin Miller by name, his dwell
ing hangs between the Pacific and
the Sierra Kevadas. He was once
gold hunter. One day he descended
from the Sierras to Mexico and the
extensive plains of the South, thence
to New York, thence to London,
where he published his wonderful
works. Joaquin Miller is bad COM
poser. His stories are badly put to-
gether. He sometimes uses Califor-
MIA words or verses out of measure.
He is, nevertheless, poet. His
genius is new, impulsive and varied ;
he is unconsciously poet. At a
time when every one endeavors to
mimic genius ana originality, Miller
may be considered a phenomenon.
His descriptions are as lively and as
true as Lamartine's; are as buoyant
as Byron; as sentimental rs Musset;
but the whole is confused, muddy,
-disorderly. His genius flows from
stormy waves. Is he classical or ro-
manticl No one can tell. Savage
or civilizedl No one can tell. He
possesses u little of each. What can
be said is that his works betray health
and vitality. Goethe would have adj
admired him. Miller is New Amer
ica itself. Emanating from old coun-
tries, Northern America is chaos
wherein all races are mixed; she has
given birth to genius who has
shared her life and her passions, her
folIes and her virtues, and has be-
come the Dante or the Homer of that
extraordinary part of the world.
Poetry is not a toy in the hands of
the California Miller 1t is passion
which braves his reason. This pass
ion seized him at the bottom Of his
native abyss, IN the canyon, u long
California gallery or canal closeted
in marble walls, at 5000 feet beneath
the rocks--a gallery that is pro-
tected by forests Of quinas, where the
orang-outang and the jockos with
human features fly between the
branches as numerous as leaves on
the trees.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-06

MAy IL lrY-Why Is II tiat eve
r,body goes to the Metropolitan boot
aud shoe store, No 10s south q streetY
II is because they can get boots and
shoes cheaper and better than IN any
store in the state. Z. A. NJ. etheier
knows how 70 please his custOu,ers.~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-06

y6yHIS house is situated beside the Railroad
n track, and II is but n step from the
building to the Cars of the q. p n. II. on one
side and those of the " h T. II. for Steam
boat. All the attachments of First-class
Hotel are supplied. All the Passenger trains
stop la front II Va Hotel
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-06
JAMES CARDwELL, Proprietor

TSHE GRAND CENTRAL OFFERS BET.
= ter inducements to Tourists than any
other Hotel on the Lake Shore. Its rooms
are large. well furnished and nicely kept, and
its table supplied with the staples and all
the delicacies of the season. The patronage
of the public is solicited, with an assurance
that the house once visited, will be the
favorite stopping place afterward. The
Summit House is also kept in first-class style
nT Stages Run Regularly from
Summit Station, via Truckee, to Tahoe City,
making close connection with the steamer
" Gov. Stanford for all points on the Lake.