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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-11
TOLEDO, ONO, Dec. 6, 1876.

DR.. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Sir-About five years since my wife
was taken sick, and though we employed the
best physicians in our city, yet she gradually
grew worse, so that she was confined to the
bed. Every remedy had tried, or could
find, failed to cure or even give relief. At
last l procured a bottle of your Favorite
Prescription and to my surprise it gave
almost instant relief, and with little per-
severance, an entire cure was effected.
Ever gratefully yours,
GEO. RODENMIGLER
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For Kidney Complaint and
Nervous Debility.
IsLKBORO, ME-, Dec, Is, 1877,

1sLEBOHOs mEss OSCs 20 ioffs
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I had had Cough for eighteen years,
when / commence ed taking the YEGETlNE. was
very low, my system IVES debllitated by disease. L
had the Kidney Complaint, and was very nervous
Cough bad and Lungs sore. When had taken one
bottle found it was helping me; 1t has helped my
cough, nd it strengthens me. am now able to do
my work. Never have found anything like the
VI GETINE. l know Il is everything 1t is recon-
mended to be. Mrs. A. J. PEN DLETON.
VEGETINE is nOurishing and strengthening; pu.
rifles the blood; regulates the bowels quiets the
nervous system acts directly upon the secretions'
and arouses the whole system to action
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hsscIenee of Life, or MISREPRESENTATION.

Twohundreth edition, revised and enlarged, Just
pubIfshed 1t is a standard medical work, the best
in the English language. written by physician Of
great experience, to HON was awarded q gold and
jeweIed dal by the National N edcal Association
1t contains beautiful and expensive steel plate
engravinEs. Three hundred pages. more than nifty
valuable prescriptions fer all forms of prevailing
diseases, the result Of many OF extensive aud
successful practice. Bound in French ciOthi price
only 81, sent by mail. The London Lancet says
No person should be without this valuable book.
The author lisa noble benefactor." An illustrated
sample sent 10 all receipt of6 cents for postage
Boston. The author may be consulted on ali disease
recurring skill and experience
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-11
ARMIES OF THE GREAT POWERS.



These forces can all be modified in
three months. The organization and
staff are initiated from those of Prussia.
Behind the standing army are landwehr
and landsturm, different degrees of
militia and reserve. Austria has 25
fertresses of the first rank. The popula-
ton of the country is 81, 800, 435.
Russia--The Russian army, about
which much has already been written,
comprises 76S, 427 men on a peace foot
ing and ], 2l3, 259 on war footing. OF
these sos, $40 are regulars, III, 923 the
first reserve, which has already been
called into the field to fight the Turks,
and 276. 666 of the second reserve.
There is besides the army of Finland
and the Cornish contingent, the latter
numbering 129, 900 men. In the Oren~
burg district and in Liberia, the Bashkir
Cossacks are required to furnish a con-
tingent of 80, 600 men, 30 that the entire
Russian army numbers, on paper, about
1000, 900 men, with an annual recruits
ment of about 200, 900 men.
Greece-The army of Greece, by the
law passed by the boule in 1877 amounts
to 24,076 men. 1t is said to be we'll
drilled and efficient, but the modern
Greeks are not very noted for their
pluck.
Italy-The army of Italy comprises
1919, 557 men on ia peace footing and
445, 500 on war footing. 1t is capitally
drilled, has experience, and is formid-
able force, though not capable of dealing
with Austria. The forces on war foot
ing are divided as follows: Infantry,
245, $50; BeraglieTi, 26,495; cavalry,
$4,000; artillery, Is, O86; sappers, 6, 1913,
etc. The population of Italy is H.
769, 0OO
Great Britain--The army estimates,
for Great Britain for 1877-78 were ETA,
1900. This was intended to maintain
regular army of 1882 rank and file
at home and 81, 652 of all ranks in India
Besides these, there are the reserves, in
Guiding the militia, yeemanry, cavalry,
volunteers and the pensioners and army
reserve. The total forces are thus on
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-11
The
GOOD Old
STAND-B
MExIcAN MUSTANG LIRIMENT
FOR HAN AND Jz5EAsT.

ready. Always handy. Has never yet failed. Thirty
millions haze tested q. the whole world approves
the glorious old MustAng-the Best and Cheapest
Ldniment il zistsnee, IS cents bottle. The
Mustang Eminent cures when nothing else VIII
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Jewels Of the Grown or sco,I.,,

At Edinburg, Scotland, some years since.
the Jewels of the Crown were locked in a
box, that box in another, and so on, until
they were supposed to be burglar.proof.
They were then locked up in the vault of
the castle, there to remain fer one hundred
years, the keys being placed in mortar and
fred into the sea. Scarce fifty years passed
by, and the modern lock-picker opens the
vault and boxes without trouble. So the
science of medicine, when studied with the
aid of chemistry and the microscope, be-
comes plain and simple, and diseases that
were regarded incurable a generation ago,
now readily yield to remedies employed by
decade of years since, and women were
taught to believe that their peculiar diseases
and weaknesses were incurabIe; but now
hundreds and thousands of once bedlidden
women in the United States will testify to
the fact that DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip'
ton has effected their perfect and permanent
cure.
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Those Cartridges.

kilograms have been sent out over
The whole country by those who have
control Of the Associate press dis,
patches at Boise City declaring that
the Bannock Indians have been fur
Hished ammunition on orders from
G0yerhor Brayman. The amount is
not stated, but the reports say they are
making war with il. We have pretty
iraabie Information that it was 100
cartridges. 1t is strange that Mr..
S'ayman did not stop to consider that
ilfee OF four hundred white people
would beinhumanly murderedby those
carriages. One hundred! and for
Ueecl+loadeFs at that, with all the
modern improvements 1t is enough
/" cause our citizens to rage with in
algiatlon. Of course the ammuni-
'l@ was procured for hunting game,
'Alel had to be reSoried to while the
'oss iaken to Camas Prairie by the
f, ,s''e's were eating all the camas, the
i iaslanS TODD, but then that makes no
S1 . the Governor ought TO be
-a"i !, anyhow. BY supposing a
SGoa deal we may find some little
'a,"s 70 harp on, and we must 10 it,
,,.aqIe hundreds of people may be
. ~.loIy massacred with those 100
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oe written by some future historian.
hero we were introduced TO Dir. Burge
ana nls interesting lady. They are
surrounded by competency, and
many evidences Of energy and sagaci-
y are seen. The Doctor says he has
discovered the way to enjoyment.
lhey are certainly a jolly pair.
When we crossed the county line
mere our legal organization ceased,
but the boys were so well pleased with
the system that Dick Williams was
made commander-in-chief and we fol-
lowed him-sometimes on the plain.
now over rocky precipices, now in the
snow, and now we whiz over the d.
vide, where in vain the wild skipper
trles to get away with her calf. Dick
hnally brought us up on the mount at
Jerusalem, where Me took view of
the landscape o'er-bid adieu to our
captain and many new made friends.
ms life in the saddle is health giving,
spirit reviving, care destroying, and
when we roll up in our blankets slum-
Der is sweet. Bro. Mexican shared
portion of our hilarities and | saw
him conyulsed with laughter, while
man and calf went rolling down the
hill, sinched tightly in the same rope.
| conclude that this system is sue
cess and will become popular with
stock men. PILGRIM
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MINING NEWS.


about forty tons of ore is now ready
for the mill and plenty more in reach
at the Buckeye mine. The vein holds
its regular size and has every appear
ance of being permanent institution.
Chris Wilkee's claim is looming up
better than ever Quite large guam
tity Of first-class rock is now on The
dump. An additional force of men
will soon be employed, and good re-
suits from this mine are looked for.
\ new aud very rich deposit of ore
has just been encountered in the west
works Of the Forest King mine. From
recent reports we learn that it is bet
ter than any heretofore found.
The Golden Gate is being put in
shape 10 sink as all the ore above the
adit level was mined last fall. Messrs.
Henry Zipf and Ralph Goodlifie are
engineering it.
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European News.
EMPEROR WILLIAM SHOT.

BERLIN, June 2-While the Emper.
or was taking drive this afternoon
some shots, apparently proceeding
from house in the avenue Unter den
Linden, were fired ut him. The Elm
peror was wuunded in one arm and on
the cheek by bhckshot aud small shot
The would. hc assassin il DR.. Modelling.
occupying apartments ut No Is Inter
den Linden. When his door was
forced open he fred upon and wound.
cd hotel keeper, and tried to COM
init suicide, but was secured. The
Emperor's personal attendant jumped
into the carriage and supported the
Emperor until the carrisge reached
the palace. The Emperor was con.
veyed to his bed and several grains of
shot extracted, causing great loss of
blood. The Emperor suffered great
pain, but never lost consciousness.
At O'Clock this evening no serious
apprehensions were felt as to his con-
dition.
LONDON. June 3.-Thc Posts Berlin
special states that thirty SLOTS have
been extracted from the body of the
Emperor.
BERLIN, June "a strong escort of
mounted police barely sufficed to pro-
tect Modelling from the mob while GO
ing to the hospital. There was a rue
NOR current that the assassins name
was Ludwig, and that be was relig.
ious fanatic. This, however, seems
to be based on the fact that file of
the UItramontane journal, Germdnid,
was found in his room.
LONDON, June "a later telegram
saysg Modelling confessed that he
murderous designs for eigll-
ty days because he considered the EN-
peror's removal would be a public ben
eIit. lie declared he favored the So
cialists and had attended socialistic
meetings. Some accounts say that !
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Wanted Man 10 ''sit with SAL

Yesterday afternoon a green.look-
ing couple, evidently newly married,
called at the photograph gallery of
Beals IL Waterhouse and wanted their
pictures taken Just as Mr.. Beals
had got his plate ready the man
called him aside and said he wanted
to ask favor. 81 was told in Car
son you took the best pictures in the
State. Now, You see Sal and got
hitched down there last Monday; now,
her folks go a good deal on style, and
they live in the States. They never
saw me. and if | send my mug back
East they'll be dead agin me sure.
I'm darned sight better than | look.
and when people come to know me
they vote me a brick. Now, what /
want to do is to get some good-lookin'
man to sit with Sal for a picture.
Will you stnnd inY She's willin'.
Them big side-whiskers of yours III
catch them sure, and create harmony.
You look like solid capitalist, and
they'd take me for petty larceny
thief Mr. Beals enjoyed the idea
immensely, and sat with "Sal" for the
picture, which will doubtless carry
JOY into the household of the Eastern
relatives in a week or so.-[Virginia
Chronicle.
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r,ocal News

u,,s ANNA GALBREAITH returned
A,n ! visit to Placerville last Satur-
oy.
Nh WV. ABBOTT left for Atlanta on
,st Saturday evening, after stay of
~ days in the Basin. He could
! cross North Boise, and returned
,.,tsrday and started over the Cot
pnEOOd trail.
Mari LuSEY is up and around again.
JERRY Dill, who was badly hurt last
Thursday by being thrown from a
horse, is improving.
PoruAS's mill started up last Sat
uday.
SIXTEEN or seventeen mounted vol
untegrs will be over from Placerville
today, and will Immediately proceed
with the Idaho City boys TO the seat
Of war.
'TBg ioIlT countenance of Chris Mef.
ir, Of Centerville, shone ON our
streets yesterday.
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For the Front

- ~ 0rder came up, on Sunday even.
,e !, nom the Governor for the Boise
f,on. volunteers to move for the
fnaS more men than horses were
h ,'r ,a. q be ready, but everything was
6is nas last evening to march
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Spefial Yotifes.


10 all who are suffering from the error.
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood &c. /
VIII send recipe That will cure Won.
tREE OF CHARGE. This greatrenIe,l,
was discovered BY a missionary Soutl
America. Send selfaddresscd enyelon..
% the kEv. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station ID
Bible House, New York City.
sep.25, '77-ly,
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New Road.

nina wagon z road from the Buckeye
0ls,., . pIowman's mill will be COM
aconaaa - day or two. 1t will form
mines $ !, with several other rich
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School connart.

4. '' Matte A. Parsons will close
H.. I = quarter of her school in Dis
lie ice e, No.; IN Garden valley with pub
HsII - at Mclaughlin & Howe's
oclock ~ ! Monday, June nth, at 8
E II. all are invited 10 attend
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Contents:

os e;; me United States Mining Law ana Land
Uinte instructions Hereunder Each $500 49,,
me Jaw is immediately followed hy the Land o,s
instructions i relating thereto. This Il ! corvaa.
. .ena arrangement. as it avoids turning several
nection with the law ~ con-
q. digest OF all Decisions under the Mining
a - low IN ioree II Is brought down to the da
:. phnication' and containing the latest decisions
taxes the place OF all prior publications.
8 New and Improved Forms for making a.,
Various proof, rom the location of claim nliner,s
uen, notte to delinquent co-owners. &c. down "a
:. n complete list Of Patented Mining Claims
arranged by State, TERRITORY CrsrntT ans is..s.'
aIs ilst Is worth to mining many times the
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Religiona.

ri,s :. NJ. Buergler will hold d.
tbs e st,'lces in St. JosepRs Church,
Y and 5'o next Sunday at 10 o'clock i.
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WHOLESALE MURDER.

ATLANTA (Ga), June A man
named Caldwell, near Americas, yes
terday killed his wife, three children
and his wife's sister with a smoothing
iron. Failing to kill himself by leap.
ing into a well from the roof of his
residence, he finally succeeded by
throwing himself from the top of his
Clubhouse.
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,avI1 cures have been, and are
VoSs9ssseted BY PIES Certain Cure for
being e lpoids or PILES. For sale at the
4 Ssn'StO Store in this CITY,
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Modelling is supposed to be DYING


LONDON, June official accounts
Of Emperor Williams condition con-
tinue favorable. The German En-
bassy hereshas received telegram
stating that the Emperor feels much
less pain.s The doctors thought it UNI
necessary to publish a bulletin at 5
O'Clock this evening, as the patients
condition was unchanged since the is
suanceeof the bulletin this morning.
There are of course apprehensions
about the strength of one so aged as
the Emperor to rally from such a
shock. 1t is on this account that ply
slclans have not attempted to extract
the remaining pellets, which arc
lodged close to an artery in the wrist,
fearing inflammation and also that
further loss of blood would occasion
serious enlightenment The Crown
Prince and Princess visit the Emperor
hourly.
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SLAMS INDEPENDENCE.

LoNDoN, June 4.-Advices from
Singapore represent that the threat
ened difficulty between China and ST.
am has been avertcd. Al the treaty
powers have now recognized the com
plcte independence of Siam.
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,os,ofice Hours.

''sb DAYS, until further notice
Ouripg J D e will IJ be kept open from seven
II until G 9.om halfpast twelve to one,
s1 9la,'I four lls until six ?. M.
% p'D MONEY ORDER BUSINESS S.,
sO Order Office will not be
Ghe a Y N on sundays; and no Money Sy
nened At . az UA will be transacted on Sat
snlsvs alter iO' S. G. SILSBY,
no Q 1878. Postmaster.
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New eoverno,

Jobn : New Governor.
apD.;a,- : hoyt, Of Michigan, has been
'u Governor Of Idaho.
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INSANITY.

LoNDoN, June A Berlin dispatch
says: DR.. Modelling has been uncon-
sclous since his second examination
Sunday evening. 1t appears that
Nobo!ing's father and sister both died
mad.
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!. Coal Oil at retail at Coffin q
genDay's.
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The book contains nearly 200 pages, AZ
by inches, and is designed to be 2 pocket
companion for every wide-awake man in
the mining camps and financial centres Of
the West.
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a CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

BERLIN, June At seems that af.
ter the shooting of the Emperor on
Sunday, when the enraged populace
broke into Noebling's apartment, he
fired twice at them, severely wound.
ing Holtfeur, an innkeeper. The
crowd seeing him bleeding, supposed
ne was the assassin, and fell upon
him, and he was so roughly handled
before the people discovered their mis-
take that his life is despaired OF. At
ter the second shot Modelling shot him.
self. He was instantly seized and
placed i'll prison van. As the driv-
er passed rapidly through the arch
way at the entrance of the house, his
head struck the arch with such vio-
lence that his neck was dislocated, dy.
ing almost instantly.
The Portland daily press., 1878-01-11
WHsCAssET.
Hts Hndusfries--The Ece Business Quebec
and yviscasset RaiIroRd.

WIsCAssET, Jan. Z, 1878.
MR. EDrroR:-''Old Sheepscot" maintains its
ancient eminence in attractions of field and
food, but in the widespread paralysis of bust
ness it is experiencing a full share of depres
sion. Its jewellers largely engaged in brick
manufacturing are suffering grievously from
the bankruptcy or fraud of their Boston agen-
cies The little town of Edgecomb is reported
to have suffered the loss of some $4,000 from
this cause aloue, burden grievous to be borne
in these times of want and dismay, and which
bears heavily on the tOilfull industry of its
brickyards.
Nevertheless, the real spirit Of this people in
its zeal for treasures where thieves do not
break through no steal is shown in the cree
ton of one Of the most beautifully modelled
ard well proportional church structures often
met with. 1t crowns the heights near the de
dy,' so called, famous anchorage ground OF
old, opposite the old fort and in the rear OF the
hamlet, SO called. its tall spire, already up
and covered, looks to better, higher and
brighter future.
The political results of the election in old
Lincoln are quietly falling into the natural
channels and political affiliations without any
perceptible effervescence. The new Clerk of
Courts takes the place OF the efficient faithful
Sawyer with dignity, courtesy and promise, and
the Court of County Commissioners reorganizes
with intlmations of sharp hold on the parse
strings of the county.
The town fathers have discovered virtues in
| that pest of society, the tramp" and on Sat
on the sidewalks, armed with shovels, cleans
ing the ways of slush and snow to the post
office, thereby to make the viands OF PUBIC
l charity the more appetizing to the gentlemen