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, 1880-12-02

Mr. b. y. Dako called tho mcot,nr to order,
md Mr, deotye 2. Oooch was solectud to pro-
s!do. Mr. john E. cowlos was chosen as secto-
tnry. ..
sald that ho wns Hrnticd to 500 80 largo an at
tendance. They had como togethor to tako
some 1neaslires-lcRal measures, II neccasnry-to
proyent the BatN Of ndn!terAtcd butter and
choeso. nxcopt under It's proper name. solno
oght or ton gentleman hnd hold eoycrti moet;;
Ms M Ss . ropre @ soss nj aan sS aaa sa sna @
tcet. l!1 called upon ttlat gentleman to como
A LEaAL OPINION.
:. MI. Joseph" Wright, tho attorney engaged by
tho hltter ind cheese interest to give III Optn-
Ion on tho Eubjoct Of nduiteratton was then intro
duced, and ho Eave tho following to tho meot-
ing:
uENrLRMEN: In compliance with your ro-
99est for ny opinion respecting tho leEa;t duties
5 aSesss II iii hs sas bes sas hs
ly .vlrtne OF tho provisions of d stnt1itc passnd
Il thS Les!sIaiaSfe 70 pfsysnt Fl ir;.as & e @ !!,S
n foree siauo @ q jay .'S
sorry on MI persons nfacturng. Eolltng,nr Of
&c. 70 g. 70 se ehoss
Or having tho son!blance of btitter or cheese,
which substance Il not m.ste wholly from plro
facturo,i Ind soIti Under ita tFuo and nppropri-
ats too. which ,nast b9 ,stacty and d,,1;.b!y
When sold to tl,o consumer thoro shall 10 do
lfycred with each ,paokaRc, rot. or pnrccl 80
subataney. Whouvor. ,k,ox!naly. violates 10
moro nc s tba n s or Y inprsonntoas @ ut III so Co County
'lays, or bath tlno md imprlsol'mont, III tho dis
No sioabt tho intontton Of tho Legislature was
TO cotnpoi tho uau,ininotnrer alia @ seller q Hdu-
sari horeto, % % by mposns i uty @ On tom 70 70
lnark Or bFanu, pln{nly and 1cgib1y, tlo true
, 1880-12-02

TT Is KNOWN AMONG EXPERTS
thnt tho finest collection Of diamonds, earrings,
pins. rings, studs, etc.. In this city ia shown by
Hamilton. Shour1s & Co., stetu and 1inndolph,
oTp0aItO Music. ffuij.
, 1880-12-02

Tho remedy for !u,pnro blood, for stomach
(!isortlcrs-.especIal1y. lyspepsIa-Rld liver
disease, is Hamburg Drops,
, 1880-12-02
THE CITY.



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T1tE Internal scvetltio secc'pts Sostor"ay "c.o
&1t,aE. Tho g0ld alsontscHohtS 'ntnouAl"a ~
, f1A0oo.
conursroxnfrrt IL In formed ttnt Mr, A. C.
,,., - u,.,v ,r f.,, t.,,,+t,. f,,on, N.,von,.
Us'Hs VII .t,t 1Hs,W H,.,,,I1 ~ s is.ss '''"
po1s 'oo'' W. A'o'c"e' ~ ..,.u.>
W, u. WAaHpuHa md fnhty, 0f Minneapolis.
yuissct through tho ulty yesterday en- route 70
Washington, registering 1T tho PAcilc.
A,,r,ra,,oxrr.r IL 1rformc,1 tint Il, r. I1nt.
:s - - ,,l9 thn in r,,.t,n wh, w,,s
uuu. Wy t ~ t.m,t n,.i Tt,mirinnn tf fto
s sSnn1oe TIN H. T. StGi s,tn.Gi tsh,ro,istnc
ue'1"cl"t'e A'aa"t'a' ee'''''
TIE t>hnflca 4. Ninshlr. oqmtnsshlnn den!cr On
Ki1Etc street, IA mt tho .nnti NJ Bl,ilnr tnn!o
tucuntlT munt!oncti Us 'nsHlsGu III tng lHo l'tA'
use Ut olic oi thu ch'ea9o phc"eI-snops'
11rsny Mtrts md Ftc,} ntrger, Of Shcttinh'
nj yrrn l,rftfu t,ij missioner tty tul4iy,
rts"r,c with ec1IItr tt,ti,Or without n ceilso.
The forInrr WIS he'll " Fly y tne tAste'ct
Court, And tho hitter was dislh'ssea'
. r,tr ton,ncrorurc rcstcrtiay Ms ot,seryctl by
Mnnn.sc' nt,ti,aHm S NIaJisot, strcut fI1tturxE
iiMiiIinv, was m follows: j II. IT,, - tlcgrcea;
X ~ nI Ii. il fn.. III; 3p MI. Id; u, M, ID.
i,nsumStoF, uu1 nc: "a. H., Glib; >. nj, SIsl.
,,,, -.
LAST evening George lltib;e!!. y, yenrs Q. hGs.
stumbled nt,d ic!l over si!leWitK aptnn ~ tao
nf InAnlnI3r8 It1tl fHFrlSUT Htf0HtA NttI
, 1880-12-02
Terrible Losb Of Lift

Millions Ut rlts, mice, cats, bctl-bu9a, roncfes
loeo tholr lives by collision With 'lsouEh on Rass,' :
Sold by druYgfBis. lie boxes
, 1880-12-02

Over lta,0oQ HowoScales sold. BORDEN, Belleok
4 Co., ChtcuR0.
, 1880-12-02
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Meeting Of the Members Of the
Trade Opposed to Adult
terations.
A Move to Prosecute Offenders UndoT
the State Law.
Tho Produce Exchange and City Council
Called On to Take Action.

Tho whotcsalo huttor and cheese tlcalers OF the
Cttv nj Chtrn o., noid vcry tnr,,o n,,d tntcrcst-
,ns 1 ,neatins % yestarday atternooa @ @ 1t 1 o'clock in
tho ia.lcs' ordinary ot Tho Commercial Intel.
nnt, uubcHrablc owls OF uiultotutel hi1ttc autl
.,l,.,oo Mrs 1,n.n,,wu n,nnsu-o. ~ I'm frr,,,i
cnuene. ths lhi"usH W o*p"9.toe " t"o .rAV"
anu 'ts ehofih1ty. h'i hlso OF ~ "ttehd"ht noF.
rors. havo onnsed tho better clnsa OF merchants
ileo|Inn in ftntrr nrnl.1cts to cn n halt Thero Ia
t',A,x I,rox r,,r vr vr,Tt,rr.uonxa
,,,,au .H,,n usu' ~ - af,o'.,n4s
uhacr Whlcu every otin ot tno oHol'deFs can 10
brought to Justice. This law WIS c'acted Msy
u, lSiv, and went into ciscct july OF tho saruo
ycar. IL "a n. fn,ln,ys.
'em.. t,... ~ 20 ~ ,,,, ro'luHe. ,~... x,,.
HEGFS 4 !. Mnoshn.er manutmcsalest t @ so.s, .; OF
VI tuT sa!e. or ua"s tna e. sn , ~ ~ ~
nnS pnrrnrR " " ,.t, ~ Ut c'
" nMstMR tnc eo9ib!sicu T.. nu@.tus @ y 1 uncusus
% Wl.tGu silustInco ~ M "n5 5 'tau @ sn., H. pM.o
CtG!lM! Ut ~ tn.lks uass 'Hu *Mtt!u ~ n.lt!u
IMctu.en nhocf 1ts trtu nntl Hrnt.pI.Mte untng. }
' Mn mess cnSn pneRssu a1'!. " VI sc u
nunssce; nna etcn stsast ,u2M t n, ". v,'g ~, ~
.itnrI lmekiRuh nt FHun "uun.nCtt@ sMse n!s
tnoasy anu NaInhly bn'a.c.,: stess: % " ~ nAuKGi III
Lnnfes'n Tug true anu t!1rsopEmI9 mnsMe " aiIcn
~ ,a .l ~ t ntsl,ry @ " ~, @
.,se T, Gts sIMn ~ n s. 'cf I', ~ 1'' III p's"oea a
S1 " seS. 1 y ss IN H. , .,,,, s,,,a+,r,c
sh, T. G st'' @ ~ ~ nf his % 49, - i,
ILL ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. - n n.y. .S,.kt y.
Ut .' cnse tMo Su ~ ~ ~, ~ s ~
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-04-22
Sunlight at Home.

Whether your home be large or small
give it light. There is no house so
likely to be unhealthy as a dark and
gloomy house. In dark and gloomy
house you can never see the dirt that
pollutes it. Dirt accumulates on dirt
and the mind soon learns to apologize
for this condition because the gloom
c6nceals it. "It is no credit to be clean
in this hole of place" is soon the sort
of idea the housewife gets into her
mind; "the place is always dingy, do
what you may" is another similar and
common idea and so in a dark house
unwholesome things get slowed away
and forgotten and the air becomes i'm
pure, and when the air becomes i'm
pure the digestive organs become i'm
perfect in action, and soon there is some
shade of bad health engendered in
those persons who live in that dark
house. Flowers will not healthily
bloom in a dark house, and flowers are
,as a rule, good indices. We put the
flowers in our windows that they may
see the light. Are not our children
worth many flowers? They are the
choicest of flowers. Then again light
is necessary in order that the animal
spirits may be kept refreshed and in
vigorated. No one is truly happy who
in waking hours is in gloomy house
or room. The gloom of the prison has
ever been considered as a part of the
punishment of the prison, and it Is so.
The mind is saddened in a home that
is not flushed with light.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-04-22
An appeal to Society Women.

Oh, WomeBr youiwho sit. in luxuri--
GUS homes, sheltered and d'protected by
your loved ones, knowing that you arc
almost queens at your own firesites, and
can influence a large social circle, re-
member 'unto whom much is given,
of them muelwiiF be. required" And;
rs the, cry comes up to you from suffer-
ing humanity viii you not rise to the
necessities of the hour, and strike a.
blow at the fountain head of vice and
misery? Intempegsncc,- the vile SER
pent that creeps and crawls into all
grades and classes of society, and Gragss
his victem down to the lowest living
hells; he robs the poor of their scanty
earnings, makes desoIate homes; broEen
hearted wives, and sendsllthe children
lout into the street hnngry and cold;
he robs our boys Of their manhood, and.
"opens the prison gates for them and
leads our girlssto. worse than death:
Do you. ever think. that you put
enough sacrifice of self into our daily
lives in oheEing tie whins of that mys-
.tcrious something called fashion, which.
sif used as u power to help humanity,
.wogid cntitle many Of you to martyrs
Ecrowns.
WomanI you who have the power
in social clubs, in society matters, viii
you not use your influence to make the
drinking of anything that can intoxi-
cate unpopular and unlashionable2
Take up hsun0sed shuttle-and weave
into your daily lives the temperance
Ecoiors; choosing your own line ofmarcli,
but with. the same great end in view.
as the other armies that are coming up
from the BAst and from the West.
fighting noldy uRder ths banner for
God and home and native land. Let
us unite. our forces and help 70 make
our country in fact, what she il Ii
name free America
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-04-22
Tempofanoe..
What a Fall,

e Minister of the Gospel told me one
Of the most thrilling incidents Z have
hear{l in my life, A member of his
congregation came home for the first
time IN his life intoxicated, and his
boy met him upon the door. step clap
fpihg kis~hands' and exclaiming para
has comS homeip He seized that bow
by the sif6uldes,' swung him around, ,
staggered, and feh in ti4e hall. That
minister said to me, I spent the night
in that' house. I'went out, barred my
brow that the night air might fall upon
it and cooTit. Fwaklked up and down
the hill. There was his child deadls
there was his wife in strong convul-
sions, and he aleep. A man about
thirty years of age asleep, with a deasl
child in the,house having a blue mark
upon the temple where the corner of
the marble steps had come in contact
with the head as he swung him around,
and wife upon the brink of the grav,.lr
Mr.. Cough, said my friend, cursed
the drink. He had told me that +
must remain antil he awoke, ard did.
When he awoke he, passed his hand .
over his face, and exclaimed ''NVhat
Is the matter? where am l? where is
my b0y2" 'You canIsot sec him.
''Stand out of my way. Twill see my
boy" To prevent confusion L took
him to the child's bed, and sas-I turned
down the sheet and showed hih4the
corpse, he uttered wild Shrek, "Niss
my child" That minister said further
to me, 'One year after that he WAS
brought from lunatic ASYLUM to lie
side by side with his wife IN one grave,
and attended his funeral" The
minister of the Gospel who told that
fact is to-day drunken hostler in n
stable in Boston. Now tell me what
rum will not do. It will debasc, de-
grade, imbrute and dam everything
that is ns bic, bright, glorious and Cod
like in human being. There is moth
ing drink will not do that is vile, das-
tardly, sneaking or hellish.- Then are
we not tofghtrll.theday- ofF; our death?..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-04-22
The Mission Of Mothers.

We know not who is the author of
the following extract which we find
credited "to a valuable periodical" ?"
1t is a noble truth, beautifully and for
chilly expressed.
Tie mother is a sculptor. The
world worships with breathless admi-
ration, the beautiful statue which art
has created from the inanimite block
Of marble; but who pays the merited
tribute to the sculptor. She sends
forth from her hands specimens of a
higher, nobler art than the gifted sons
/ of genius ever conceived. 1t is hers
to initiate in lifeless stone, natures
most perfect productions, and to mould
human character after the purest mod
els of truth and nobleness. The artist
disengages the enchanted limbs, and
forms the rude block; the mother
awakens the slumbering intellect, viv-
ifies and properly directs the uncultur-
ed affections, and develops and
strengthens moral sentiments. The ar
tist dismisses the productions of his
chisel to enchant the lovers of the
beautiful throughout the world; the
mother sends out the workmanship of
her hands to control human destiny.
Prepare mothers for their work, and
nations spring into being, possessing all
the elements of social happiness, intel
lectual being, and physical power.
They give the decision, integrity, firm
ness and intellectual power to men
who direct the storm of revolutionary
madness and bring light and order out
of political chaos. When France, in
the morning of the present century,
surfeited with human blood, in vain
aimed at national freedom, Napoleon
justly remarked that she needed moth
ers for her regeneration.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-04-22
Take a Paper.

Nothing presents a sadder common
tary upon the present condition of so
ciety than the large number of families,
both in town and country, but more
especially in the latter, that subscribe
for no payep of any kind. Hundreds
and thousands of families are thus
growing up utterly ignorant of what
is transpiring in the world around
them-ignorant of the mighty events
of the day. But who can tell the vast
amount of injury that is inflicted on
the rising generatien-those who are
to take our place in the busy world at
no distant growing up without
any knowledge of the present or past /;
this ignorance, too, being imbued into
them by the sanction of those who
should, and doubtless do, know better,
did they onlythink of the injurious ef-
fleets of their insanse course. Let the
head of every family think of this, and
place in the hands of those for whom he
is responsible the means of acquiring
some knowledge of the moving pano-
rama in which we act our different
parts
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-04-22
Be Warm-hcarted.
The Consregationallst.

The COnsregationalIst.
Don't let us get soured with life. Il
does not mend matters for US, and it
makes us very disagreeable to others.
If we have had misfortunes, we are not
alone. The world is not all sunshine
to anybody. We love the fresh, light
hearted laugh of a child. Why not
keep it ourselves in after-years?. Does
groanlng ease any burdens? We love
the hope and faith of children. Are
we any better off if we have allowed
them to slip from us? We love the ar
dor and natural enthusiasm of children.
Are we any wiser if we have covered
up all the impulse and warm feeling of
our natures, so that the world knows
only cold, calm exterior? Weknow
a woman who has lost all her property,
though once very rich, nearly all her
friends by death, has her hand so cramp-
ed by rheumatism that she has been
unable TO use them for years, and yet
she is full of sunshine, and thank God
every day for the great enjoyment she
finds in life. We know another who,
in the midst of luxury, wishes she had
not been born, and some others who al
most wish she had not. Not least of
all shall We have to give account in the
Judgment as to what manner of spirit
we have possessed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-04-22
What to Teach Your Sons.

Give your sons a good education.
Teach them to be brave, strong and
true. Teach them to respect women
and treat them as their equals. Teach
them TO be pure in thought, deed and
action, to despise meanness and false
hood. Teach them to be self support
ing and ashamed of idleness. Show
them the way to love nature, to love
the sunshine, exercise IN the fresh air,
and honorable work. Teach them to
hate tobacco, rum, all strong drinks,
and to love fruit and simple foods.
Teach them to spend their evenings at
homo, or in good society and never to
go into the haunts of vice and sin.
Teach them all of the virtues, none OF
the vices, and they Will, when you are
old and ready to depart, rise up and
call YOU blessed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-04-22
tsIF.'s

II, sitting with this little worn-out shoe
And scarlet stocking lying on my knee,
I knew the little feet had pattered throuh
The pearl-set gates that lie 'twixt heaven
and me,
1 could be reconciled and happy too,
And look with glad eyes toward the JAS
per Sea.
II, in the morning, when the song of birds
Reminds US of music far more sweet,
listened for his pretty broken words
And for the music of his dimpled feet,
I could be almost happy though heard
No answer, and saw but his vacant seat
1 could be glad, if, when the day is done,
And all its cares and heart-aches laid
away,
T could look westward to the hidden sun,
And, with heart full Of deep yearnings,
say,
."To-night [ am nearer to my little one
By just the travel of a single day"
If could know those little feet were shod
In sandals wrought of light in better lands
. And that the footprints of tender God
Ran side by side with his, in golden sands,
could bow cheerfully and kiss the rod,
Since Benny was in wiser, safer hands.
If he were dead would not sit to-day
And stain with teart the wee sock on my
knee );
would not kiss the tiny shoe, and say,
''Bring back, agairrmy little boy to me p
would be patient, knowing it is Gods way,
And that he led me to him DER deaths
silent seal
But Otto know the feet, once pure and
white.
The hAunts- of vice have boldly venturcd
in!
The hands that should have battled for the
right
Have been wrung crimson in the clasp OF
sinl
And should he knock at heavens gate to-
night,
I lear my boy could hardly erterin!
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-04-22
THE GREAT INDIAN STAR
R-EAGE1X z
''Truth is Mighty and
Will Prevail

THE GREAT INDIAN STAR REM
EDY is distinguished from all other
preparations by its extraordinary eff
cacy in cases of Diseases ofthe LiVe1',
Dyspepsia, CAiIIs and F'e-
Ger, NerrOxs Debility, Cam
cerOus HltllsO1s, EI'ySipeJGs,
Rheumatism, Kidney Dj-
sedses, ScFOfHJr, and all Disco
ses of the Blood. Within twen-
ty-four hours it will commence to chem
ically change the blood. It's compos-
cd of vegetable substances only, and
braces up the enfeebled system without
the deleterious effects of alcohol.
LOOK AND READ AGAIN.
TAs TI4di0ls Star Remedy
the great Blood and Liver purifier, is
q perfect rcnovator and invigoratOr of
the system. In carrying offall poison
Gus matter, it restores the blood to q
healthy condition, enriching it, and
refreshing both mind and body.
For sale by Moore & Harvey, also E. D.
Moore.
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and
Retail by f. W. WELLS
Bolivar, Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-04-22
Talkcd to Him Like a Father.

Detroit Free Press.
ADetroit lawyer, famous for his wise
and candid opinions, was the other
day visited by a young attorney, who
explained: 81 was admitted to the
bar two years ago, and think 1 know
something about law, yet the minute ]
arise to address the jury I forget all
my points and can say nothing. Now,
1 want 20 ask you if this doesn't show
lack of confidence in myself, and how
can I overcome it?' The gise at
torney shut his eyes and studied the
case for moment before answering :
"My young friend if it Is lack Of
confidence in yourself it viii some day
vanish. but if it Is a lack Of brains.
you had better sell out your Office ef
fects and buy pick-axe and long
handled zl1ovel.' ''But how am I tc
determined" anxiously asked the
younng man. ''Pd buy the pick-axt
any how and run my chances "whis
pere the aged adviser, as he moveo
over to the peg for his overcoat.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-04-22
strOmg Perfume.

A Detroit girl picked up a new beau
the other evening at church, and when
they reached her father's gate, he ae-
cepted her invitation to 90 in. He was
perfumed to kill, and it was not long
before his musk reached the back room
in which the old folks were. The old
man wa heard stumbling around, NUT
tering and growing, and presently he
opened the door and passed cut and
walked around the house. He came
back after snufing around for few
minutes, and pounding on the parIor
door, he inquired:
'Evangeline, where's that bit Of
candle Z"
81 don't know, fathor; why?" she
inquired IN return.
There's a skunk or something Oh
other under the addition, and I've gor
TO hunt him out or we can't live her,
oversight"
The young man didn't stay long at
ter that
MORAL. = Young men beware o
perfume.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-04-22
or the Bulletin.
HORACE HUNTER,
OR
THE MOTHERS OFFERING
BY Miriam Hall.
CHAPTER v.
CHAPTER v.
An EVENING AT HOME.

Time sped on Horace had Row
reached his twcnty-fifst birth day. He
had taken the regular classical course
at Harvard, and afterward graduated
with much distinction on law, which
he had selected as his. profession
Having won, by his talents and gen
tlemiallly department. the respect and
admiration both of the faculty and
his fellow-students, it was with sincere
regret, and even sadness, that he bade
them adieu, to return to his much
loved home,
Of his reception there we, need
scarce attempt description. Such JOY
Is, perhaps, known in but few house
holds.
He had grown 50 t$ll and haanly
that the fragile form of his mother
scarcely reached his shoulder as he
fondly pressed her to his bosom in one
long, affectionate embrace. His IA
ther looked upon him wffH patefnal
pride and fond approval whilst his
brothers and sisters regarded him as
the very impersonation of all that was
good and great. Home again what
i fond memories these simple words sag
! gest to each of US ; how we love 70 lool
back to those golden days of our you'll
when, books and blackboards pu
aside and prizes won, We flew, like un
Gagged birds, homeward, and enjoyed
the freedom of fieeting vacation.
Ali 'tis we'll te revel thus in tht
innocent pleasures of the morning o
life. Full soon, aye-often before tn,
brightness of noon-day, is our SIX
darkened by lowering clouds, and W.
look backward yearningly, regretfully
to joys forever fed!
For sometime after his return hOm,
Horace found too much TO interest hin
in the present, as well as an the past
for that must he lived over-to have
serious, special conversation with hi
mother.
1t was about fortnight after his ar
rival, that he was seated enc mornin;
on verandah, looking over maga
zine which he had just received
through the mail. The younger mem
bcrs of the family had started out foI
a ramble in search Of flowers for
herbarium which one of his sisters wa
! preparing, when Mrs. Hunter tool
her sewing and joined him, with tn
hope of having an hours quiet eou
versation. As his mother approached
he arose and placed a low seat near
pillar around which a beautiful honey
suckle was twining itself and sheddin
delicious fragrance on the fres
morning air, and as she took his profea
ed seat, he involuntariiY kissed he
cheek. Even as he did so, however
he started with surprise as he observe
It's pallor.