The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-02-27
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The Rev Arthur Murseii, an E~gli n
Baptist minister, is now Oh q ieclulUg
tour in the Unit d States He also writes
a weekly letter % the London Christian
World, and describes the usual British
emotions in this Tree snd easy country.
Thus:
l am sitting now IN one OF the first
hotels in New York, while fifty men
around me are raining tObaCCJ-juice and
saliva on floor and carpet; 1t - a trial
70 my weak European constitution 10 ride
in carriage with Il ty other passengers,
half Of them in high state OF tobacco.
Many people enjoy the variety which IS
given TO a long journey by the rushing
In and out Of conductors, neWs-Ycnders,
applet bows and collectors, slamming the
doors and bawling the name OF every
station st the top OF their veices, but
some other people who are obliged TO
use a railway carriage to snatch little
repOse would prefer selecter style of
Iocomotion. Is it unkind or inappTecia-
tive of the partially which has been
shown one by q generous people to say
that the novelty of having the conductor
of the train sitting before you with his
leat on d level with his head, reading
your newspaper until such time Is IL may
please him TO cap up and poke you in
the ribs to claim your ticket, y rather
sudden change from the experience of
British travelling / don't mean any
offence. but do mean To say that l have
hardly ever taken journey IN America
without being stirred up out OF a dOze
by having my ha. snatched OF by the
conductor, that he may stick the railway
ticket in nay hat band. The best of this
Is mat it Is done from motives of civility,
and in order To spare the passenger un~
necessary trouble. But con ess / would
rather not b. spared. | WAS fatteriug
myself that | was rather producing an
impression upon a young lady IN tie
cars the other day, until the conductor
ruthlessly twitChed off my hat before l
was aware OF his intentions, ana dis
closed my bald head, and dIsiliusioHized
the syren rom the impression that | WIS
2 yOung man. cali that s. naTd lines"
lust ~ 1 was tasting the Faus.-lIke lux
ury OF iresh QUaG at youth sed uctiVe
goblet
The Hudson river has been
compared TO the RHINE, and III some re-
sut CTS Il July egu5I u II. Some travel
eTs might even aUmI the fluctuations Of
the CaJ-kiilS IL IRE than the cTaggy sleeps
of the Drachentels, and might comPen-
safe the absence OF LBe legendary castles
By other features. But the enteTp, Using
American mind spmew nat mars the gen
.ral effect by advertising - wIGd-pIlls''
anG :. hair gsosa upon It's most towering
and Conspicuous bIutfs. > TmOus there
are in the sLuu. =, indeed bot they are
on the text of "-t0ne-pOiIsn," and plate
u0wder.n and or % Lutte Joke" tobacco
Books also sln the running brook, but
they babbIs the praises OF soothing
. a.rarrr ~
EIag in re trees Du- tfey sFeak the viz
tues gr s. IompEIn'S insect klIeT' and
& -nIiJu'- Ch ys,J hosiery A .Le morn
an. euu r.se crimson and MAJESTIC In tie
east as l WAS + aviug Albany DJl yvsiCr'
cav, IL kissed t.e SaiskUt mountains
with a morning UeUIsJn, and threw The
pine-gTOvrs into .uu TCliei EEu CHARM,
aud rs iG flung lis AMBER saeeu upon
rUck hard by. | was eXhpr,td in gigantic
leJter., a. though the rosy fingers Of the
morning had Deuriled the behezt, To rub
BuHker's en- broca.ion uyon my rheu-
matte back, aud put 8 : z)tOuu' upon
my teeth, and PhipPs gTea-e upon my
hairless head.
'H IL smiling MON
That tips tn bills With dbl rs -
The French AUTHORITIES in a giers pay
80 Tor every panther OF ion that is kill
ed and about 374 cents or every jsCkal.
Under this system Will animals are rap
idly disappearing from the colony. in
1877 rewards were paid on % l5'ns, -
lionesses, Q cubs. $50 Panth-r~, 10 young
panthers, / Oh hyrnAs, and il, 7Si jack
ais Liens and psntueTs abound most N
the woody Province OF Constantine;
| hyena- are most numerous la that of
Oran: isckals in that o. Algiers.
BAKED APPLE DUMPLINGs. - These
we think very nice, and superior 10 those
boiled or steamed Roll thin any nice
puff paste aud cut into square pieces.
Pare and remove the cores from nice
stewing apples, and roll an apple in each
piece OF paste; put them into 2 baking
dish, brush them with the white OF an
egg beaten stiff, and sift sugar over them.