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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-31

for 1880. But the people give this
paper no comfort. They are for peace
and prosperity under Hayes rather
than angry agitation and unrest in at
tempting to force Mr.. Tilden upon the
country. Mr.. Tildcn has served his
day, and is now sailed and packed
away as a seasoned herring. He fail
ed to meet the Investment the Democ-
racy nade in him-was unequal to the
hour and he need not banker longer af-
ter the honors Of the presidential sue
eessiOn. He is of the East and East
tern, and We want a man of the West,
and who is Western IN the teachings
and practice of his daily craftsmanship
He il a spent force
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-31
LAMAR. HILL. BUTLER.

These three Southern representatives
in Congress say by their votes on the
Silver Bill that Mississippi, Georgia
and Louisiana are allies. Of Eastern
capitalists and importers, and hence
are opposed TO their sister States of
the South and West on the currency
question. But the fact is that the votes
thus given by these honorable gentle
men arc formal recorded nisrepre-
.sentatior of the win and wishes of their
respective constituencies In the Lower
House of the Mississippi Legislature
every member (12O) voted in favor of
Congress relnonetizing silver, yet Mr..
Lamar votes against that measure.
Georgia and South Carolina are squ-
ally pronounced in their devotion to
fha restoration of the silver dollar, but
Hill and Butler are also with Lamar
IN the clutches of the Eastern bond
holder and dare to sell the South to
crafty their own ambitious purposes.
Senator Lamar crawled in the dust aud
licked dirt from Northern hands when
he used his eloquence to panegyrize
Charles Simmer, and not content with
thus garlanding the memory of the
SHuth's most vindictive foe, he now,
while his people are in the agony of
commercial distress by reason of eur
rency contraction, harks on the east
ern capitalist and bids the bIoated bond
holder sink his scorpion fangs in the
asHfhern breast. We have no patience
with such political treaehery. Lamar
is no fool. He knows the right of
every question but iRerdinate ambition
persuades him to reach out for public
honors in 1880. and hence he sacrifices
his section to win the adulztion of the
capital class. In order to temper
Southern wrath he ealogizes Days,
Mason, Benjamin and Glideli, but this
clap-trap cannot deceive his people.
Such gush, like too much HaIlsh, is re-
vOlting to the stomach We cherish
these honored names, but object to
Senator Lamar using their memorial
greatness a. a cloak to conceal his de-
votion to the golden calf. If he is a
gOlditc, he should officially and by
election represent Eastern money CIR
cleS, and not use his scat in the Senate
to stab his section at a vital point
Let the people teach him that they are
not such slaves to his greatness that
they will allow him to walk rough-shod
over their interests.
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The Young Man and Hi. society.

A young man, Just launching into bust
ness, should make it u point not to mix
with those whom he would be ashamed of
in years to come There arc many who
start in life with good prospects, and intend
ed to act in good faith and lead honest and
upright lives, and would undoubtedly have
done so had they associated with men of I'M
sullied character, whose names were above
repro&ch, but no, the pleasures and frivoli-
tics of the other picture they were unable to
understand. Society can be appropriately
trIncd temptation. If q persons intentions
aregoOd and he should unfortunately fall
into bad society, he would eventually, from
being thrown continually into such compa-
ny, acquire like habits, and finally find him
self in a position from which it would be
impossible for him to eItricatc himself
Such cases a. these are daily occurring in
our midst. How many of US know of men
who have had golden opportunities, men..who
lost wealth, position and honor through the
influences of immoral society. Look at the
numbers Orwell educated men travelling from
door to door in search of food-men who
have lost thus namc and standing in this
wsrld, and have fallen SO low that they
have lost all shame. We think we have
drawn this picture we'll enough to satisfy
the young men that now is the timC-now
is their harvest, and If they fail to take
these advantages they win rue the day
when they did not take the warning in time
and become credit 10 their families and
to the community. But if immoral society
is temptation to evil courses, the influences
of proper associates is equally strong in the
opposite direction. Society may be a temp
tation for good as well - evil. To young
man, vino, from any circumstances, may be
nomentarily inclined to turn aside from the
paths of honor and rcctitude, the presence
of an upright person will act as a rebukC
and save him from failing, while the veJ
atmosphere Of society of this kind viii keep
his morals uneorrupted, keep his thought.
far away from improper channels, and be a
moral fence around him, sfectually pre-
venting him. sunless obstinately determined
from going sstray.
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ATrue Herne,

In my visiting l have found a home. 1t
Is not mere house with family in it, but
4 genuine, true, charming, ideal home. 1t
il not in the country among the hills nor is
it in one Of the favored streets.of luxury in
the city. It is wiihin \ stone'sthrow Of censid-
cradle destftution, and it has an outlook o. at
wish could be bsttered. The FIRST thing
you viii see in the little front room is = bunch
Of dried fern leaves, elegantly grouped with
5 few mosses, and fastened on the wall then
bunch of liehens and a group of leaves.
1.'ese exquisite. displaying the part of ma
turein arrangements. They take the place
of,cllrOmos or more costly paintings. "Oh %
Won say, .hOw sweet and fresh and tasty. .
Yon know what to expect in the mother of
this household; and you will not be disap-
pointed. She is not an -rIist ncr a sch0lar,
does not understand botany nor drawing;
she has not advantages which are unusual
She has simply used wei what she had. /
found that she not only knew how to Arrange
her house, but how to keep home. Her
children were growths of this home. They
grew up out of their ideas-tlrift, taste, love
order. She had an idea that home was not
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-31
MEMPHIS Tan. % 1878.

EnrroR OF THE Bs,LLEn. Thinking
that hasty epistle from the great BLUFF
City might possibly interest roIne al your
many readers, send you few SCI. 'tcheS
of NV pen. If, like "oiivcr Twist" they
"ery for more let me know, and If ieel IN
a very good han,c= az | do now-lFhPpih :
elected you know, and hasn't promised me
aas ofsce)---I aaay Try Il again lss, our
great NJ unicipal battle has been fought, and
victory won more fruitfni Of whisky thar
blood !; though must do the sovcreiglss the
Justice Of saying, that in my seven years Sx-
perieuce of elections in Memphis il was the
most quict and orderly that has been held
here In that time, although The most holly
contested. The Johnson men were, or pre-
tended 70 be very sanguiue OF his election.
Que Of the leaders told me early in the can
vass that johnson had sure thing, that
Flippin didn't have any show at all but
the supporters Of sxeyor FIippin didn't feel
di~pe:cd to "sive it up 50 Nr. Brown there
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-31
TmPRRTISENCE.

The New York Sun instructs Gov.
Robinson of NsS York. Gov. McCioi-
Ian of New Jersey, and Coy. Hubbard
of Connecticut, to have their respect
i've legislatures now in session, cease
consuming valuable time In discussing
the Silver Bill, and tu:n their atten'
ton to the fraudulent election Of Pres
;dent HAYES. The S'na is confirmed
,olitical dyspeptic and SO violent IN its
unreasonable and acrimonious opPosi-
t,ou TO Mr.. Hayes that it would ar
rest wise practical legislation on the
,nonev question, so sadly needed by the
F nountyy' and convert Congress into an
rona az the widest partisan and sec
riopsl disorder. And tor what
Mersiy 70 OAauufActuRe campaign fuel
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-31

worth building apart from the family. It's
object was to be applied every way to the
rearing of young souls. So in all her apart
ments she had studied an adjustment be-
tween things and spirits. This was where
her babes were to get their FIRST impressions
and conceptions, where they were to be
nodded and cultured, and made wise and
strong for society.
But why do I talk of the mother? The IA
Their was the head of the family, and he kept
his place. lie was firm, but answering,
and the idea of responsibility ran through
ell he said or did. Throwing open the door
of little nook filled with books and maps
and globes, he said
This is our wardrobe; walk inn
But do not see garment here" said
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-31

Tne Silver Bill has received large
maj Gritty votes in both Houses, and it
is hoped that the President will not
veto it. If he should, it is thought
that the measure will be carried over
the veto.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-31

Tel as of peace between Turkey and
Il, 'ssia aareeably to the armistice. are
heinz. defGijely settled. All Europe
Is concA rned. no general war appre-
headed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-31
VICK'S
FLOWER AND vEGErABLEe GARDEN

is the most beautiful work of the kind in the world
1t contains nearly $50 pages, hundreds of fine Illus
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Children Cry

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-31
A TTACHMENT NOTICE.
State Of Tennessee, s. NJ
Hardeman county. vs.. 10

State Of Tennessee, s. NJ, Shelton
It this case it appearing from affidavit that the
defendant John Shuts is justly indebted to the
plaintiff and is nonresident OF the State, that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served on
him, and original attachment having beeu Levied
his property it is therefore ordered that pnbli-
cation be made in the Bolivar Bulletin, newspa PCT
published in the town OF Bolivar for four successive
weeks, commanding the said John Shuts to appear
before ME at my Office in the town Of Pocahontas
18th civil district OF said county the I'd day Of
March, 1875, and make defense to said suit against
him, or it will be proceeded with p3rte. This
Jan. 26, 1878. THOS. SHEA J. 2. H C.
Jan.3I-4t.
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Fits, EptlelSy, Or Falling Sickness.

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VICK'S

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-31

Ny hogs largo and fine, and will fatten at any
age. have purchased nay stock from Shepard &
Alexander, Of Charleston, ILL.,, and other noted
breeders; and think my hogs as good as any in
the State. Prices low, to suit the hard times Send
for price list. Jan3.
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ROKTV NEAlss lskFO4s TnE FUBLzC.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


THE countenance is pale and leaden.
Colored, with occasional fiushes, OF
CirCumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull the pupils
dilatc an azure semicirCle runs along
the lower eye-lid the nose Is irritated,
sweils, and sometimes bleeds; swell
ing of the upper lip; occasional head
ache, with humming or throbbing Of
the ears an unusual secretion of saIiya
shiny or furrcd tongue; breath very
foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voracieus,
witha gnawinG sensation of the stomach,
at others, entirely gone; feeting pains
in the stomach occasional nausea and
vomiting violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
costive stooi ;,.;iny; not unfreQucGtly
tinged with blood; belly swollen and
nard urine turbid; respiration occa-
<ionally di:fi.i:!-, ard accompanied by
niccou@If coa-.l sometimes dry and
convaj>ir.,; ,..1..;g and disturbed sleep
with gri. ding o. The teeth; temper
variable, bI. generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the ;:'poye symptoms
are foI.nl TO exist,
DR.. C. McLANE'S VEEMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CoNTAIN MERCURY
in any form it is an innocent prepa-
at;oii, a7f rLpab!c IF a0inr tie sIightes.
IHHyy IL tie most keA2ey fAflzM.
The genuine Dis. MeL.NE's VERNE
FUGF bears the signatures ofC. McLANF
and FLEMING Bros. OIL the wrapper.
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Tzaxs OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
TERMS OF ADvERTIsMa.

For one year lin advance. On
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One square af ton Inca 81 70 for the Erss laser
tGon, asa Is cents for each subsequent insertion.
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Senator Sburmtan'S Neoe lit Sa.
milton. OhiO.

nrSerr 8rdfosnt nno Mitbiirger! SD babe
mebrere Darfte0unsen in ben 3eitunsem seie=
ben, tpelde lasen, oaB id besbalb auserieben
pnroe, beute eine 8eoe an Sie su halteu, oa.
NIT ib oas aoiungswort Der &asne aus
rufe. Dem ploeripred,e i'd. Inter unleren
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Jung 81 geben, nno Iopiel, als be Democratic
bon Ohio betrifft, bat fe biele YHidt in Der
Ylattform erfiilt, Die rniere Staats>@onuen=
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lie and iebt. Wfan perldftert mid ols eiueu
Nfann, Der feline lleber5eugunsen auiaegebeu
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man ul0se es perseiblid, finben, wenn id)
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iid auf melne llnteritiieuns Der Tinans=
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mar; bic mad unb mad su beperfifelIigenot
@pbftitution bon 8unoes.4egal-g gemoers 95as
pier iiir Wationalbanfnoten nno beren per.
luauente ginfabruus ats alleiuises Yapier.
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OaS 9tsiultat Der Sneip9loden
9 steiner in u 6i6mOub, Ymgineu, fir
Die Dauer BON elf Monaten 1T iOe6en Su-
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NIT Dem 1. September leBten Sabres. Sn
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1867, ,l20 @ldier Bier getruuteu. Sir 8i9.
mono aQeiu iit Das teiue iib;e 3abl, uno be.
lonoers intereiiant it, OaB aud I'M Stioen
oas 8ier laugiam, aber fher iiber ben
S9nappS iie9t. Die 9eiammtiteuer aus
Oieien Orei UtilliOnen v0rinfS" betru9 $43,-
937 O6. llebrigenS bat trob Der Site Der
0urit in 9tidmouO beoeuteno abgenommen,
oOer Die Ri6mOnoer gSrtbe peritebeu es
beIier, nit Der Wofiutt'iden Sneip9lOde fer.
tlg gu meroeu. SIM SitOber uaren 49,
820 o0riutS" otriteuert, i'm beiBen Sult
uur 248,973.
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Berafhnrqslofal: Scr. 1872, Norb<gntamifr.
Ser arese Snbianerz 3rduterz Doftor 6ehanoelt init
Grfo(a afe droalden 8ranfbeiten bes Sirns, 1ales,
SCI ennse, Ses wdaens, Der aeber ieren, Blas, oes
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Gtunben BON fri6 bis Abenbs uhr; Sonntags
bum Defen Der arbeitenoen &fafie pom rub ~ bus
@a&mlttaSs ubr. (Suni. Dte'ia4s) :
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6run0fig
I bertauj6en pber at bcrfanfen


- auf Der
0runpefeentbunts S6ric BON u. u. &an tut
8ebduoe oes ~Mmerican."
12O a6er eamo, cine prabtOole Sarm, sonsz
1reen=Yallep, t3 Dfeilen BON bier.
gd15nes s;ieaeIitetubaus on @arrenftr., sebn
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Der Staot pertaui1t.
BroBes ffodtaes sieselftetnernes 5aus an
WartetsSpace, sdoen uno gBobnuns; fe6r binis i'm
Eauide.
9eere 8amiteuen on 2opfonitr., 155 5u6 6ronte,
nnr $500.
Yrad,tppue @pbuuns an bert0 Strase, Baibz
tngton, 8. g., oipie 3 Grunode in oerielbenStaot,
ebr biIia au oertauien ODER sestn bieses gsentbun
umsutauiten.
Neines NSobnbams anG Galbounitr., nit allen mos
bernen @inriftunqen; Yreis $4,000.
3mei breif0dise &,auier ON gsaIbtngtonftraBe,
Simmer nit Weiier; neu unb in sutern. 3ufanoe.
Breis 5000 jebes.
1arm nit IA @dern in @alper=9 =9ountp, giarps
Lamb, nit ausseeid en@e6du6teten. Yreis$ 1900.
SUM stusitodiae siessfsinerne Saulsr an @ 9bats t.
sutem 3uitanoe. Yrets $500 ieoes. Iu6 ssaeI etne
farm um9etauibt. (6ebr1, ,12Ditet &2p)
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@erbanolltnsen Ses Yotter'Sdeu
Soutite'S.

0eiuzOorf, IA. Augut. - $5r. g8m. $,
9oberts, ,9tcbafteur Der y Jtelu.S Orleans Zines, !"
iette beute feline GuSa9en Dor Dem Softer
id)en @onlte fort. @r erfldrte, OaB Die Dtits
gIteoer Der @Omite'n aus Den n0rblthen Staa=
ten, peld)e Der StimmenSdbluug benuObnten.
gtt1ts nit Der Miiiiou oes 3eu9en nu9 Ohio
81 tbun batten, ob9leid lie I'M Oieielbe muB'
ten. Oie iibrt9en AuSiagen pe8 3eu9en entz
bIelten nur lan9it befannte 5batia6eu.
Sohn 6. 2,ett, eiu STtdterfattcr Der
ygiemz Srleuns>5imes," murOe 3unddit Der
b5rt nnO ihiloerte bic 3uitdnOe in youliiana
inter Der y@arpetbagger=" ySirtbibait bon ~
all bis sur 3eit oeS amt8anhittS Oc8 @Ous
Oernenr5 9ti6ou8.
t6r. 3tobertS lpuroe 6arauf abermals auT
ben 3eu9enitano gerufen unb pom @eneraI
Butler einem lingeren SrenSuerB0re Inter-
morien.
ytabOent Sr. 2eete uno Der befannte Qnoer=
ion nod elnige unwhtige IuSlagen gemadt
hnttpu nprto ofp firh Sn Is ou1itp htS uInrnpn
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&erglet1t man Die feben Sabre unter oer
an nit ben iieben Sabren unter republifani=
i9er Abminiitration bonn l. Sult 1868 al, 10
eraiebt iid folgenoes 8feiultat:
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Sci Sre6eridsball, ga., pur6e Dor
9eiteru Morgen Der BabnuGrter 2S. y. Hl'
6arolon iiberfabren un0 get6otet.
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9ie gSittaue nes8emerals iiberfab'
rctt 1ttt0 aet0otef+

. @btc19O, IA. NugIE. : OluH C' y.
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