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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02
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T.cre Is n force IN Tennessee : law
prohibiting ilc a.:la eff in6sxi ing.
beverages within four miles Of any m
corforated institute, unlSvss located IN
Incorporated cities optoWns. As one
effect of dis enactaens any schools
iocatcl in or near little towns or
country stores have been duly nicer
p mated with the vIoT ofstnI1ping the
Iiqaor ts4siiie in their respective neigh
barheoas.l This a5rsit Aapk move
ment has aroused tho indignation Of
country dealers ia the iRcbrating
luil, and no ,loubt = concerted effort
wiiI te made to secure tie repeal Of
the law by The next legislature. It Is
charged BY the Nashville Heraid that
III Nilsson county recently the oppo-
nontaa lie '-fai.r mile Law" caused an
Incorporated schoolhouset to be burned
In it.4 comments on The occurrence,
the Herald says
Inc. rporatcd institutions Of learn
ing viii not disappear with the disap-
p4arnnce of the houses. It IL latting
The dram shop in the worst attitude II
can lie placed when it Is Pit IN OF
position To the schOo.tOuse. The best
it can do in that case is to retire grace
fully When It's adherents accept the
issue Of sohooliiousess against dram
shops and undertake .teadestroy the
former, they Place the. latter N the
way of distraction as we'll as icoPar-
die Their own lib rty. Such al effect
rye anti-liGuor law this State never
had, and perhaps no State ever en-
acted, rs the four mile law. 1t pre-
sents, the issue of schools or whisky.
Is is useless to say that unless the law
| is evaied there is no two ways II de
Fcide It. The acll5oihouse Iaust stand,
because it will be Upheld by the ten
der love andrecoilectim OF childhood,
than WHICH there is nothing stronger.
1t Is to be hoped our Nashville con
temporary is misinfcrmcd, # the
charge be true, however, the cause Of
the ndhcrepts to the "four mile law
will be greatly strengthened, and they
can afford to suffer the temporary los.
Of q score Of achoolhQusss. "a heaphi,
Etftllt21.if- s1.ssslsf arE ,-IYF
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

The people Of Tenuesse, and espeo-
ally t-ose who ike il cities, Should re-
ueal,er that schools anl reloi niatorips
are cheaper than jails and peniten;ia-
ries. They Should also not lose sight
IF the fact that criminals are termed
in b.sbyhood, and before The ree>rna-
tory CT school can get hold Of them
\ large per cent. OF the children in
our ci!ie5 are now started in tic down
ward road to ruin through no fartt or
sci ton of their own. teen cju. ;-ted
III the eaIaboose and gruGu;Itsd ia the
Penitentiary o. Jail iato finished, harai
tned criminals. Ehe saving power,
20 bo effective, must be extended wien
the human plant IS tender and can be
manipulated By the hand Of correction
and love to 2 s. fai4kt manly and wo
manly groWth.- -1akens Post
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

Mo,r Il - q 80 . Pa1leorl -.


The testimony Of Bill Ark is: Some
papers are not much account as to apr
pearance, but j never took one that
didn't pay me, in some Way nero than
I paid fer it. One time an old friend
started little paper away down in
Southwestern Georgia, and sent it to
mo, and I subscribed just to oncour-
ago him, and so, after awhile, it pub
lished a notice that an administrator
had an order to sell several lots Of
land at public outcry, and one Of the
lots was in my county. So l inquir-
ell about the lot, and wrote to my
friend to attend the sale, and run it to
fifty dollars. IIo did 50, and bid off
tho lot for me at thirty dollars, and /
sold in a month to the man it joined
for hundred, and 50 I made sixty
eight dollars clear by taking that pa
per. MY father told me that when he
was young man he saw q notice IN
paper that a school teacher was
wanted away of in a distant county,
and he went there and got the situa-
ton, and little girl was sent to him,
and after awhile she grew up mighty
sweet and pretty, and he fell in love
with her and married her. Now, If !
hadn't taken that paper, what DO you
reckon would have become of me
Wouldn't l be some other fellow, OF
maybe not at all?
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

lB,MGRtuqT to the United States
during the last ten years amounted to
2,812,177 persons. OF these $685.
979 were iandcd Mt Northern ports on
the Atlantic, 1918 at Pacific Coast
ports, 485,025 at ports on the lake.,
and IA ,354 at Southern ports. If to
these numbers were added the land
immigrants by woy OF Canada, it would
be found that the immigration for the
past ten years has reached at least
3 COS, 900 persons--a total never ex-
ceeded in any decennial period.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

WE insist that our County Court lay
an increased tax for public schools.
The present rate il too low we realize
just enough to cripple private schools,
but not enough to build up and firm
ly establish public schools. At the eXis-
ting rate Of Taxation. Let US either
vote a forty-oeats tax or nothing.
Our children demand of us better
school systen--Let Us have better
paid teachers and more Of them. Let
it be 10 longer'said that Hardeman il
the lowcetin tlp9seale ofeducation and
intelligence Of any ceunty in the State.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02
Mr.. KIxsrLLA, editor of the Brook

Mr.. KIHsELLA, editor of the Brook
Ign Eagle and one of the most intolli-
gent advisers in the Democratic party,
says he looks to the resuscitation of the
Democrats by a division among the
Republicans, and believes the party
VIII recover some Of the Northern
States BY a spiit during Garfield adj
ADMINISTRATION.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

LET il hear from every section Of
tie county on the subject Of increased
AVIATION for public schools in the
county. We would be glad 70 hear
iron. the public on this question:
Should not tae school tax fund deriv-
eli from taNation ofthe whites be ey-
ciusiyely fer lac schooling Of willie
children and t}'at irom taxation Of the
colored cople be u.el exclusively in
the schooling Of SO colmod ch!l-
dren?
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02
The HENSON

Why, I. vs.. HAMPERS Nelson County
Whiskey is preferred above al other
Brands is because it is the most reeu-
lar and most perfect Product, neon
testably ever made a long expert
enee in the manufacture Ct the Harp
er, the large Capital Of the DistiIler
which enables him to hold his Wits
key until it has fully matured, togeth-
er with the fact that the Whisky Is
bought by and shipped to US, direct
from the Distillery accounts fort the IN
varying satisfaction it has given those
best educated TO fine Whisky.
Moore & Harvey, Agents, Bolivar
D. j. Jones, Agent, Toms
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02
NONRESIDENT &cTJcE.
IN Tie County Court of Iiar,Iemau Cou

In the County Court Of IIar;Ienan County,
@ -- Tennessee.
Felisia Wigs and ", *. Finger, Te;i-
ton 10 sell land for divisnIl, sTs. Ma-eus
Wiggr, 8Iauic Wiggs, Dora '}sigss, Eugcnia
Wigs, Paulus Wigs anu $. S Finger and
IT,. Finger, gIarlian+.
In this citi-e it. appearing from the pei
.ioIi, which il sworn to, that the defendants,
Marcus, Dora. .EVgcni and Paglua N';rcs,
and their Guardian. :. :. Finger, ard Maitig
Wigs, and her guard an, y. J. Finger, are
n9n-rcsiJcntgo Of the State Of Tennessee
1t Is ordered tifatg qualifications De made
foI four successive. aTeelSs in the Bolivar
Bulletin, q newspaper Published N BosiFar.
Tennessee, requiring them to enter them
appearance herein by or within the first
three days of the january term, 1881 ufth,
County Court Of iIardcEIan coEaty, Itun.
to be held AZ the COURTHOUSE il Bolivar
Tenn, on the first Monday In january, 1881
and plead, answer or tsglHur TO the petition
in this c.us7e, or the same will be taken FOL
confessed as to ,hem ard sci for hearing Il
| partc W. c. DOBION, (. * Is.
This 25th November, 1889 t
r. Fcntrsss, Attorney Tor petitioners,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

AccorDISG % the Chicago Trbune's
table Of the presidential vote in all the
states, Garfield received 4 436. is,
and Hancock, 4,356,O14-Gariold's'
plurality, 3,401 Weaver received
305,7-9, Dow, 9G44, scattering, 1893.
The total vote was 1882, 595.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

"Our Little Ones" published by
the Rlssell Publishing Company, 149
fremont street, Boston, is one of the
most entertaining papers forchildren
we hnve seen. Its for the home and
school. w. T.. Adams (OIiver Optic
editor. Price $1.50. BY all means
send for q copy.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

We must have good public roads
and good schools All the money
spent for these purposes yields an hun
dred fold in increased virtue, intelli-
2encc and thrift. Besides all that Is
paid out is spent in our county The
school teacher and the road builder
spend tai here at home.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

send to d. LothroP 4 Co., Boston,
Mas, for Bdy5a,ad 10Y ere year only
80 cents. 1t IS charming present
for The Young.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

BEvAToK HABms, of Tennessee,
says that Democratic majority of
cisrt Is certain in The Tennessee Leg
isiaturc and a Democrat will undoubt-
yiIv be elected tu-succced= Bailey.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

DENIS kEARNEY, the agitator, has
rcmrned to his dray in San Francisco.
10 says that he is out Of pocket
ihrough politics, and is glad to go 10
work again in his old line
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

JA@rs 4. GABFIELD is the third
President Of the United States who
began lie gas a schaol teacher. The
utAors wcro Willard Fillmore and
Franklin Pierce. tta-t @. -a5 & u
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02
TIE AGels Post says

TIE Ht,e,ls 'os5 says
"rhe debt Of Tennessee must be f.
naIly settled before the Democratic
party can be reunited If not settled
by the incoming Legislature, Tennes-
see goes into the hands of the Repub-
lican party
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02
8..aa:.sB M.ia2.fl: Nl.Ia.:l.a.tA TaS
NSTITUT.LEl.
HIGNDBRSCN, .TENrI.

seven teachers constitute the FacuSy. The work
is distributc1 among them IN tiT5 hest colleges
Especial care gwen to English Ia additi tHe
gsuai yours 9f inatTgcsi0n, Anglo saxon, Old
English, and Modern classics h,sng added % give
depth D English scholarship. LSCtUres Oh I'hysl-
oloss aud Hygieue by Dr. ". J. Crook special lee
given ;oia yUln2 ladies and the yoang gen
tielieis separately No extra charge Tor Latin,
Greek q 1TInlu, French, Hebrew Apparatus ~
illustrate tile subj cots OF Natural Scie1ct+i well
psGuged, ncateIy printed monthly magazine; "a
library and reading room thTe. hter-ry societies.
Music, Painting Drawing Cali-thcnics-i sleso are
s1ne Of tne adyan tgs OF t.a Institute. CAurcte-,
SunGay-scLOOl- daily mails aud the telegraph aacr
absence OF vice, are SONS OF tue b4rstr@ iH the
comm unIr-. For catalogue write 70 T. b. lu1iau OF
q. VI. savage ts,' September thca - n p. Hackett
Sagretarv os F.ae.ity. 47-tf-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

i'AElAi.ED fN
Dr.. &c. AVER & CO., Lowell. Mass,
FrGei'rtt and .lRGISfjeaI CheIafsts.
SOLD IL ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Moore & Harve, and E. D. Moore Agents
Bolivar. Tenn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02
For EiGAinz Joi

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" StocfiHp Eh-ca.l ..---..-
tssdiHz al rim N
Gazing Rolls 49,. ~.
For further Information ada,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-27

hands ola section of the nation infe-
nor in intelligence, wealth and pop
ulationIAnd lately in armed rebellion
against the nation.
The republican party afirms that
We are a nation. 1t passed the
homestead law, opposed the extern
ton Of slavery into free territories,
knocked the shackles of from four
million slaves, and made them
American citizens. It successfully
carried on the war and Suppressed
the rebellion. By wise financial
legislation it raised the means to &C
complish this. 1t resumed specie
payments, funded the debt at 4 per
cent interest, has reduced the debt
nine hundred million dollars, and is
now paying it at the rate of ten
million per month. It advocates
free elections and a fair ballot. At
ter it has been in power twenty years
We find the country at peace and
more prosperous than ever before in
it's history. Need more be said
Ponder these things and then cast
your ballot next Tuesday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-27
lhS government kindly appoints exc

thN Eover1nerit kindly appoints exc
Uutive md judicial officsrsnot suti-
cisntly advance to have q voice in
~ naAional govsrnmsnt though
mces complsssly under T. centzol
than nv n ~ union. We
~ gfaGOnlly allowsd : 'praya
mSksrn IS ths national council but
with prayer II snds. Dakotians feel
and know TINT they 40 = capable
d sslf government, - competent TO
have ! voice in national government
= its neighboring states, Iowa, Ne
braSka md Minnesota. We gaze
thxcugh ths ban like Gagged animals
while they fight the battle, in the
result 81 which We are much more
Interested than they. Once admit
ia - Estate, We win stand equa
with No rest. Population and CAPT
III 10 develope our immense resour.
To- will turn Dakota-wards in .
much more copious food thar
now. Our citizens will stand q
American citizens with all thei
rights and privileges.
In order TO attain this desirabl'
result, Dakota must do her part il
politics. She must show in tn
coming election that she 10 solidl.
republican. She must speak he
sentiments u the polls in no indie
cisive tones. That this may be don
every voter should consider thes
matters fully and ct according !
his best judgment. He should r.
member that every republican off
Ger elected, whether territorial O
county, that every straight republi
can ballot cast, ID an element {
strength for admission, and tbs
every democratic officer elected
every democratic vote cast weaken
our chances If each republica
voter does his full duty at the pol
|, next thursday there is but littl
! doubt that Dakota will be the 39t
i state in the Union q year from I.
1 day.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-27

THE following communication has
been received from the superintend-
ent Of the Elk Point Episcopal SUM-
day school. We wish very much
q similar communication could be
received from every superintendent
in the county.
Since the County meeting held
here in June last, our school has
held it's own. We are hopeful in our
work and look for good fruit from
our earnest labors with the children.
Those who attend one school, and
are undivided as to teacher, and
lessons, are making progress in
knowledge. That will bring them
TO Christ, and The practice Of true re
ligion. But some are divided in
their attendance upon more than one
school, make no proficiency in the
Bible. This habit is bad for the
| child and it is bad for us all. tide
feats the object and end of the SUM-
| day School. Generally such schol-
ara get no lessons at all. They SIM
| ply seek new books which they fail
70 study and only crafty their nov.
city.
/ have some scholars that / have
drew into the school from tho neg.
lected ones. These | have to follow
up. / visit the families, and by the
friendly aid Of parents, keep them
1t school regular. But both parents
and children lag in their duties, II
respect to the school. It is said o
Robert Raikcs that he had the same
trouble. And speaking Of it said;
Many parents and children, wer,
neglectful, l had to visit and talk with
them, and encourage them TO 70
tain them in school" Parents should
look this and help VI train up theil
children ii the way Of the Lord
And they should question them, anl
80 what progress they are making
il The knowledge Of God and hi
commandments.
Bishop CIarkscn, was with us Aug
81, and met with our school IN tn
afternoon Of that day. Alter son,'
| interesting exercises, he addresset
tho children and was much pleAse(
viii thascheol.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-27
LESSON CALENDAR.
(Ebuy4h [uartcr. 1897
How WE MAY HELP EACH OTHER.

How WE MAY HELP EACH OTHER.
A few weeks ago mention was
made in the Sunday school column,
Of a closing exercise which had been
adopted by the Richland school,
consisting Of recitation Of verses by
each class in concert. Taking the
hint thus suggested q similar exer-
else has been introduced into the
Grove Hill school, and found to be
very interesting. Thus we may be
helpful TO each other if we win only
let our light shine through the Sum-
day school column.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL COLUMN.

Conducted by REV. W. Q. BELL, Sec. Union
County Sunday School Association.
GROVE HILL, DAKOTA.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-27

Ihe veEmiliion Repstblican Of last
wsek - reviewing the democratic
nominses 81 Clsy county gives them
= IN End "a. Ozone il says: "he
hanr1t-clas wide-awske man." an
oihsr 7 sone Of the best Of men, .
enf1eman and ! scholar, and il
alscted would b N honor TO the
cc1nty.n and recommends each Of
tks otlef nominees in equally flat-
texfng TERMS. From our knowledge
cfssons 81 those nominees, We are
cop6dsnt that nothing but the most
mtsnss partisan prejudice could in
ducs anyone to give them such .
Recommendation. Though sailing
nndsr reputlican oolors the political
nsi1nsnta AZ ths RspSbiican have
hea ndisclosed oflats for this
atidls topEoduce my surprise.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-27

az. m. II. Thomas, Of Chicago,
= hissoJvn rsqueyt has been placed
t. ~ snpssannary list pending the
1epfsiou inhis 60, which has been
n111sd . the Presiding Elders.
pk Thomas exprsssed very liberal
s1lNs Nith regard TO the doctrines
oheatonemsnt future punishment
= inspizs1ion Of tho scriptures,
ES refuses 70 withdraw from the
c~cnIsrences and demands . trial.
M Church must either tolerats
ysry unorthodox views q put the
Dcctor ont. Or. Thomas Is evident
! honest and earnest in his yiews
- very ~ ftom seeking popular
~ y notoriety BY his trial.
, 1880-11-26

business wns generally suspended yest crtfny.
Tho Iioari Of Trade, Gail Ilord, md most OF tho
Wholesale establishments wcrr closed, and tho
street were open unly for fUw hours to recevs
Very little trading wns tho rifle In all dcpa IT.
licnta. Turkey dea,l and roasted was tho most
active article In tho ltst.
An unusually enutl number OF operators
Eathorcd III tho 1Ioard or Tr1ldo nticy. A few
sAlcs OF wheat wcrp reported ut &l.latSGb Gbl.1.H
for january. Thts shows a decnp Of No from
tho closing quotation on the Wednesday, after-
noon Call board. Tho wonknrss WIS due 10 ro-
pOrts that Il lowcr cubic Ind been received from
Liverpool nnd tho Impression seemed to bc gpu-
GrAl atnOnT Tho cMrbstDnG opnrntor5 TINT whcnt
hn latcly becu forced up too hIgh and tho nat
urnl rcitctaon bud begun.
Corn WIS quoted ut 4sc bid for Mny delivery,
which Is !ic under tho latest OF Wednesday,.
Other GRIM WIS mammal. Outs closed WCtincs-
tlny evening nt 3st4c for January. rye ut Ole for
December. 1ild barley ut $l.t1 bid for cash or DE-.
ce1uher.
Mess PORK wns Guntcd Grncr, and lard was Il
shade higher for February, closing stoady at
thu prices Tn tho lust csl. 8ato WIS 1natie OF 900
tcs lnrd Foltcr November at $500; hO0 ties do
scIIcr january ut <ais: and 1,1 tcs seller Fpir-
nry nt ss.sV!b*s.!t. cla,srH lit tho inside. Pork
WIS il0iIIlt'slt at E lt...i for january.
lhe 1lrst vessels Of tho expected Hcct Of lllIn-
ber arrived ut thH sale sioeks. Il few loads wcro
sold curly, hut tho assortment wIs not inrxo
closed koon. THO Mnntsteo tIcrt did not get hero.
The market IB rtnt"l rill, nnl higher rrlces.aeo
nsked Tor most grades.
, 1880-11-26

r!ils, nn1 crnw1e'l on hts bnr,la and knees
ihiou9h fnc wtHnlt behind Atnns fttIei., until
~ Rtt within shnnttfx distance Then. II, tlakn
efE ~ hitting lfso 'trrr. Ito placed tho ba<<t]
tnxiil1 tlr!il'nraie MIN, rtsl TIM tiser Hhtn M
upwnrsf pIl,hHe md fell tn the grttt,,l np1,nr-
emily tlfGlcas. Tilt hail had penetrated ts,G ilnl-
mars l;r"nat, from which tho h!ntn tustti frer.
y. tnlItFhnii 1na 1inwn his gull and, rIlInli-
lng ti!o fete, walked III 10 Tin wtsliilei ,tenr
sshs ai,''it to ,Drnw hB hnni,nKk Kkrlfc from I1ls
in'lt, tho lerr KatG n sudden md tlt.4tcrntU
!ilhRc. cntchllK tho hunter with its nltltrs ami
!hrn%inE him tGserAl feHt 1T tho MIR. When ha
.,;,'i ,t',, nc str,ick upon his ,!sa! and ,hlllar
partially tnscnshe. Wien hc fnllv recovered
tho 'lter wins still lying IN thu xro,l,kl fp fect
ulstnnt. EnltfihN Thought tho nDln,nl I'M. 1t,st
cinai9H nlntHi e! warrant him to mHku n Rrct,ui
nfihck Without t'nnrr Of being further injured,
!nit hnMl. anu with hIa rrht slrow tho b1ntiu of
tho ktc nrrt'sa The ntFn,ntk llr,nt With Tho In
foi!tfost pf sorctinx tho wudp!pr but In this lie
only pnrtlally etlccGs+le,l.
Ih1s se.slGd 70 ntl1 tn tho fury Ut tho wound.
g. aniIl,n' itr It knre anotinr powerful unup
KrtMnd. Tho tl'Mr tllc1, kGRnn pnwng lin with
rs tr!nt fe,t aud H.srng him With its ht,rns.
~ thc AtrtiKHle t11 hunter Inrt his knife, Nnfl
!naring thHi Tho deer wuII! Kill him. hH rh0tul
10 hls tlnMRltCr, whD hnstrnptl to hrr fntt,t.r'a
rcsc.e shv picked up thu knife, seixc. tho deer
nenr!y severe' the head frt'tn lhe trly. it vntu
ulo or two kicks Htltl tlstt. AlitIn,ish Cnitlx-
Mn INJURIES hrG tl1t llNfEKGrt1ls he Will tjg
!hld up for snDc ittne. Ills t'sly was literally
sAScren ,aiN. with scraiGhcs, and hs c'uthcs wtrn
nins weighing tcnrty aHD pounds, and was Ito
iii!ftt 0tlti tho brave yOiinH woInnu has helped
XIII CURING tic Tlnst few years.
, 1880-11-26


Tho fatalities frntl llYhlujuF l,ru very mich
KFt1tGr ttl number 4El cttcr,t ttlAa IL KG,.grjy
htlpp,scd. III EureuIl lillssIn ni,ilc tfu ientiis
lvF flso Sunra-loI-Tf-wern ii. nun N.ltI ktH
WG1llHt!. NJ tuwer than 4.Ht. tirea nre horu lls1
nlflcliIy rephrtt,! ftUtN tho BRIllu cHliso during
this period. III rrussIu, whtru tho regis. t1ttiul
nf thu esl.ses Uf death Is BxcrptlO1,Mlly {Mrvfti
~ thu Hlne 3cHEd ftu:u ltaEl tn ls1T. 1t W. 1nuy
Trust tho ll"srt 0f our ltrXfstrlr~ iptrrul This
cauntry ID Inure farl1i,1Mtu IN tt,Is regard fnr
tlllrlHg thu kll',u pcroh Unly lNt such deaths Itro
IeIlsiernd f9r EnEanl and Wales; hut our ru-
turns aru admittedly incomplete.
liEhttnH otrnss1llct upward! II 4u,kN rUs,
nn1 destroyed lffpru thnn 1,'tN llyrs, Iii
Switzerland tho returns xccJn ctrlOllsly ytrtabIr
For oxA!slu, III lh nn1y three such lt4tt,x urn
n,lhlrtt.l: white IN 1871 wg find ~ luty ~ ~.
" tho rtths By lightning II, Fr.nrt ~. lt,Id!n
hDillH yel!ra AEu g0ltete'l kt lis. wf,t, showed
that during tIo ;h years, lrHtntl!tx u. !S1i aud
struck taeAt hy lightning III !hat ctHtry. ljur-
ing tho lust ten yeara or this IrrAi thu deaths
amounted to sAl uiI.l uf HEST tNIy .t3 wtru
women. N0thtng in.ltHl. IL mOru striking III
!hc4o statistics tlai t!lu unl!urns propoMlcriIlr0
fcNu!e sex. VIII! tho exception nf Hwtsivi,,-
whtft, fnr spnu rpas.,H not tkplntIItal, nlt not
cAs,tr ~ h9 inaglnuti.thtx prrpOnlngaru Is mt
10 okserfn1!9 -tluEu Seetu to 10 EunrsslIfy nh1tt
two lntll Killed tu mo wbtIiau. The irayultr
who aex'1inial TOR tho ntuuuLty OF tho Swedish
'snnloll by thuiE comparative "lAck of perM,nni
ts Incorrect III Ills fact, ~ n was Cer-
tlinty waiting In tho deeorlln tult f.rhIls ttst-
sIK un serious subjects. Thu rtllntry sprtlls In.
turtahIy t3 suffer Muro than tho lDwui tho VII
lnEe tnorG tllat. tho Kruat city.
fpaAe puudln1s lure, 1t sGctns. little better