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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-12
Value OFAN AMERICAN RAILROAD
TRAIN.

TRAIN.
A railroad official recently gave some
interesting figures as to the value of the
midday express from New York, which
was fair representative of the fast ex-
press trains on the leading American
railroads
There were an engine, tender and
eight cars. The engine and tender,
which are considered together, were
valued at $4,000; the baggage car,
1000; the postal car, 1000; the smok-
ing car, SIS, 600; the two ordinary passen-
ger cars $40, 900 each, and three palace
cars SIS, 900 each; total, 1888, 900.
This is low, rather than an excessive,
estimate for one of the fast expresses, as
some of them, with more cars, are worth
800, 900 at least.
The palace cars put down at SIS, 00(
are, in many cases, worth an average o.
$4,000. These cars came into use soon
after the sleeping coaches, the first be.
ing used in 1863. In some instances
these cars have cost as high as $25, O0(
and $4,000, where the interior work
manship was very elaborate.
From the figures given it will be seer
that comfortable dwelling may bt
built for the cost of an ordinary passen
ger Car, and that the money expended
for a palace coach would erect a very
handsome brick or brownstone from
residence.
It is an interesting reflection that the
safety of one of these costly trains, tt
say nothing of the passengers, devolves
almost wholly upon one mantle en-.
gineer.
There are other men-the conductor
baggagemaster, fireman and three OF
four brakemen, but the hand upon the
lever and the brain directing it have an
immense responsibility.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-12
TOO MUCH WILL POWER.

Three or four citizens were having a.
confab at the east entrance of the CITY
Hall in regard to will power, and there
was one Of the group that dared go far
enough to assert that a man of strong
will power could draw a person to him
from distance of 100 feet.
"Try it-tryitl exclaimed one whose
faith was very slight.
81 don't say that can do it. because.
I may not have the requisite strength OF
WILL"
"Well, there's a man down by the
gate who is looking up and down as if
undecided. Bend your will on him..
and see if you can draw him in this di-
rection."
"Tll try it, just to please you" re-
piled the advocate, and he fastened his
gaze on the man, clenched his hands.
and put forth mighty effort. The man
at the gate seemed to feel it. Helooked
across at the monument, down the street
then up at the hall.
'sI'll be hangedif you aren't doing it, !"
whispered one of the group.
The advocate braced himself for a.
greater effort, and the man at the gate
left his place and walked straight toward
the building. He advanced like one in
dream, and not man dared move a.
hand. He came closer and closer, and
as he reached the steps he produced a
paper from his pocket, held it up to the
man with the will power, and quietly
remarked:
"Mr. Blank, here's that old bill for
three cords Of wood. I'm tired trotting
around after you, and want my money
to-day or I'll begin suit. "-Detro1 Free
Press.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-12

A MACHINE has been produced in
Hamburg for making "wood wool, .
suitable for ittering purposes, and
claiming superior advantages over saw
dust. It converts chips of every kind of
wood used in workshops into sort of
fiber or flock.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-12

ILLINOIS has more railroads than any
other State in the Union.
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PlNNING THEM Down.
StWDUsT RECORD OF OUR MEMBERS
OF CONGRESS.

MI. Meetings. Elaborate Report to the
Chamber of Commerce-A showing OF
the Friesads and Foes of the Mississippi
River-Scraps of History worthy of Pres
ervatfon.
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.4no uoIo4s pug peAoIIoq sH1aaoaL
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1t these causes are allowed to continue
it is only a question of time when these
two cities which now boast that they stand
at the gateway and hold the key to a COM
merce continental in its proportions will
be shorn of their strength and reduced to
the status of inland cities. No. only these
local disasters are threatened, but all that
immense area of the state lying north of
Lake Pepin. must share in the isolation,
its losses and damages, and the state at
large suffer by postponement of the i'm
provement. which is to give US five feet of
water to the gulf and saving of 100000
annually in freights upon the single article
of wheat and a similar saving of almost an
equal amount upon other articles of export
and import.
YOUR COMMITTEE
have felt it their duty to report these facts
In order to preserve a connected history
and record of our efforts to prevent these
disasters, to contribute so much to an in
telligent understanding of the dangers
which still environ us, and by the agitation
of the subject, to arouse a public senti-
ment which will breathe new life into
this measure, and put an end to the apathy
which has permitted local and private in
terests to weigh more with our representa-
tives than the interests of their districts OF
of the state at large. And having pre-
sented the facts, we commend the moral to
your intelligent consideration, without
further recommendation.
The report was accepted and ordered
placed on file, after which the chamber ad-
journed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-06
aAFI,4slL frees.

Theeelfhrated Cherry Hill Nurse
ries. .FeSt Chester Pa, Hooper Br
thets and Thomas, Proprielors have
been doing business for half century.
Their fruit trees are annually senf
to England, Scotland. France, Canada
Mexico, and Australia.
This great establishment is repre-
sented in our midst By home talent,
~ The persons of Fl. NJ WoOasUn,
General \ gent, assisted hy- Robert
Newbern, Southill Dickson, Thomas
Newborn ,tand d. L. Rooers NJ
Woo lson viii canvass the town Of
Bolivar and have his headquarters al
the store Of Moore & IIarvey's. The
other gentlemen will make thorough
canvass tile entire county soliciting
orders for trees of every description,
These nurseries took highest premium
at the Centennial Exhibition and fol
reliability are unexcelled in the coun-
TRY. They guarantee that the trees
they sell will bear The. exact kind and
quality Of fruit represented. As I'll,
order have to be in hand Of the nur-
series by August 1st. Persons wanting
trees should give orders at once, tina
they may be promptly fitted. A de
livery Will be made at Bolivar on Nov
9Th, ana S4ulsbary and the junction
i Immediately thereafter. We cordia
daily commend Mr.. Woodson as on
Of the most reliable business nen TO b
found anywhere His agents as he
/ are all well-known lay our people an
What they say may be confidently relic
70 as sr Now. is the best clanc
our people Will ever have tq suppl
themselves with the best and MOI
choice frat trees. Fruit culture
a yisiug industry in the South an
large money IS % be made in raisir
the best veritics. Already this seQs0
big money has been made by OF
! people in selling fruit for shipmel
, North. When these agents call 0
you give them your order prompt.
: and let it be a lafgc one as the inve
! meut will pay you Handsomely
money and ia the valuable irlProv
meit Of your property, | he prices a
low and you cannot afford to lose til
! opportunity to get choice seiccte
of trees.
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Ral1y to Bate

Democratic division has made and
will make republican ascendsncy in
the state a fixed fact, The opposition
to Bate is to help in the election OF
Hawkins. The division two years
ago aud thatof the presentare scaling
the doom Of the democratic party. The
people tire Of such procedure and vii
not support party maniiesting such
want of urauiniity. To save the par
ty from defeat is toralIy to the sup
port OF Bate. We believe this aud
earnestly appeal 10 the people to
stand firm to his nomination.. His
success is the salet. o the rarity, his
defeat will be ITS ruin. Come. then,
let democrats as ono man give hin,
an enthusiastic adherence.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-06
SIIEBIFFs SALE.


In the Circuit Couri &. Hare Piso
" County, To- n.
{. Il. Moore, u.
George Moody,
By virtue ola writ ofvenditioni. >
b6nas IN The above cause, 10 me ii.
iccted from the Hon Circuit Courl
OF IIardelnan county, Tenn, at the
a pil term 1882 J, l Viii sell 10 thr
highest bidder for cash, at tie Ccrr
House door in The towr9f tioljvar, 81
:, SATURDAY, JULY-S 1852.
The following described
tract Of land. There being 40 ncrson
al property 10 be found in my County
and Tie defendant. being hon-resi-
leut. ur Che State OF Temieeeqc, ] mere
by low this Execution on certain
parcel or tract of land lying in Dis
riet M / If lInrdeman County, Ten
ness e, known as the West 80 acres of
The Clnart.r Of Book SIX Of Craw-
fnr,ls survey Of tie Z, w. Hunt land
and soil Iiy iAIston, Clerk and Mas
ter of''jc Chan&Jry Court of Mem
pI,is, Tenn,e 100 rods lons and fifty
rods wid-', Icing 30 acres more OF less
and SOLD ~ J H Mcclellan TO Joseph
HINT AN George Moody and decided
u them June 18th 1892. The interest
IN the Fifty acres more or less here
levied on Is an undivided J interest
OF the saneand levied on us the prop
ertY cf George Needy, this 10th day
OF October 1879.
RIA Boyd, G Ii 9.
This June 18th, .fSS2,
W V Farley, Shor;f
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-06

The well-known family medicines
of DIR. ]. q. Ayers u Co. have been
hef,de the public forty years, and time
strengthens the favorable impress;' n
with which they were at first received
We haze beeu in the habit Of using
them ourselves, and recon- mendlng
them 10 our acquaintances. "A .rers
Pills are perfect regulator Of the
systems Ayers Extract Of Sarsa parilla
. is the best kpown purifierof the bloot
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral is a safe ard
sure remedy in complaints of th
threat and lungs; and Ayers. Agu
Cure Is an e1ectutl cure in cases I
Fever and Ague aud other malarial
-!cvcrs+ These medicines are com
foundc,l with sill anl accurate me
iic,.I knowledge, and they are in no
sense 10 be cldsse with4ho cheap no
-trun.s Of the day. II! f"nruIa-
from which they are PfcHaret are moi
secret, bat arc furnished 1881 phys;
clans alpiare published for the benf
Of all intere7ted.-St. johns, T. O.
! News.
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BOLIVAR
sg.
District Conference.

The Bolivar District Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South, composed Of all the preachers,
travelling and local, and one lay rep
rcsentatiye for every fifty members
Of The church in the district, win Con-
vene at 9o'clock, a. m. on Thursday,
the 9th, OF July, 1889, in Purdy Ten
nessee, esf
Full and concise reports in writing
will be oNpected, giving the spiritual
state Of The church, the contributes. >
TO church purposes, the progress Of
the Sunday-schools, the openings
for miss. onary operations, the cireuIa-
ton Of our books and periodicals, Tie
condition Of houses Of Worship and
parsonages, the manner Of keeping
Che records of the quarterly confer
encc, and the prospects Of our District
High School at Purdy. The folIow.
ing vital questions VIII be considered
by the Conferences;
l. How can the 81 ritual state Of
the church in the District DO improv
ed? ua f
2. How may the contributions to
church purposes in the District be
increaseda @
3 What do Sunday schools in the
District most need? ao1s 70 i
A. In what way can the missionary
and unoccupied territory in our bounds
be most successfully cultivated
s. The best means of promoting
the circulation Of our books and peri
odicals2 aaa
6. What can bo done to promote
he building and improvement o.
houses Of worship? ha
Z. How can the demand former 4
perform the various departments o
church work supplied.
s. The qacstiolr for building par
sonagcs Tor each charge in the Dis.
trict.
The discussion on Sunday-scToc1s
will take place Ia the Sunday scEoo
conventions AllSunlav-sc school work
ers a@e invited to participate in the
/ convention.
-Four delegates I, the ensuing An
hual Conference vii be elected
Prominence will be given to religious
exercises during the session OF the
! Conference. ,The Conference serma,
will be preached on Thursday night
by Rev w T. Locke. On Sunday
morning the 9th.at s o'clock confer
eneo love feast At iO4 O'Clock
preaching and the sacrament; ats, 4
Sunday-school mass meeting; and
at night, preaching. Email adjourn
ment at close of service.
Paducah, July 3. 1880
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The Democracy Of tennessee, iii
State Convention assembled declare:
/. That the Democrats of Ten
nessce, with their minority Of The
popular vote are the rightful gaaq-
dians of the honor and good name Of
the State, and they willingly accept
the duty and responsibility Of pre-
serving them from faint or suspicion,
and that it is equally their right and
duty to settle its Indebtedness. e
2. That while we accord to all an
honest difference of opinion, we re-
gard the enactment Of the Gosh 5 6
as unwise, because it is, in our opinion
not in accordance with the views Of
the people.
3. That there is a portion Of the
State debt, suchas the bonds issued
for The building Of our Capitol, for
the purchase Of the Hermitage, etc,
and commonly known as the State
debt proper, has never been dIsput ted
by any portion Of our party, We con-
slider as Il valid and sacred 0bliga-
ton OF the state, and favor the pay
ment Of Che same in full, less war in
tercst; and that weare in favor Of pay
inc in full tho tWentv-nine bonds beld
by the widow Of James X. Polk, and
ail bonds held by educational, literary
and charitable institutions on the FRS
day Of Jauualysi882.v N -asr
4. That we tender to our creditors
Il settlement Of the remamderof tht
State debt by paying one-half the prin
cipal and accrued interest by issuing
bonds Of the State bearing interest a
the rate Of three FER cent, per an
num-
3. That we are unaltcrably oppos
cd to every species of monopoly It
destructive Of liberty and the best iii
terest ofthe people, and to this en-,
VIC favor the establishment Of q com
mission, the object of which shall b
10 regulate the tariffs harged by tn,
railroads of the State so as to pat III
end to the unjust discrimination b,
said roads in favor Of through q
against local freights; and we are il
favor Of such Il system Of taxation a
will force railroad companies to pa
their Just proportion of tho taxes q
the State according to the real value q
their property; and that we are OF
posed TO all unequal taxation upo
the mercantile and manufacturing il
tcrests of the State. d.
6. That We favor the time-hOnore
doctrine Of instruction and recogniz
the right Of the people al all times an
upon all questions to communicat
their views to them repro scutativcs.
Z. That we favor an efficient pub
lie school system, and the liberal ed
ucalion Of al the children Of th
State. ...... ..-.s
s. That we arraign The .Republ;.
can party for it's vonality and CORFU
lion in the administration Of the Stat
and Federal Government, and for il
total disregard Of al civil service re
form; and do hereby declare cur TN
qualified opposition to the practice 9
said party in levyiug upon the EN-
pIoyes of the Government tax fl
political purposes.
8. That we are opposed to- tn
calling Of a Constitutional Conycp
ton at his time.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-06
Henderson Mas.a. MaIs and FIfaIs
INSTITUTE.
ITEM

Seven teachers eonaiitutc tho Faculty Tho work
b distributed among tlem in the best colleges
especial care gwen I" ki'Silah IN addiu 60 tho
English, aud mOdeTn classics being added "a, give
depth a. English scholarship. Lcctnros on PhyiS-
Ol0gy and Hygiene by Dr. }. a.. Crook, special lee
lures given to the young ladies and the Young gene
tlenlen separately. No extra charlrs Tor latin
Greek, German, French, Hebrew. Apparatus Ia
illustrate the subjects Of Natural sci0nc, welt
maHgedi ncatcly printed monthly magazine IL
library and reading three literary ~n-icties
Music, Printing. Drawing, Culisthcuic-- ths. arr
some Of the advantages " the Institute. Ch ~
sunday schools, daily mails Rnd tho Telegram lnr
abscnc Of vicc, so4nc 81 the benrEt. 4 the
community. For catalogue write 90 j. b ln tau
& NJ. Savage. n. 4. Hackett
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BEDFORD VA
Alum and Iron Springs.
WAITER MASS Pills


Excellent Tonic, alternative and pinre-
tic Medical Association. Lynchburg. Va.
Used with great benefit in Malaria md
Diphtheria"- +. Dupon, NJ D., Ga.
Successfully used in dyspepsia, chronic
darrhuea and scrofula.-Prof, s. jackson
NJ. D., Univ Penn.
Invaluable us 4 nervous tonic.-IIon.
@. Fowler, Tenn a6l - aau 1aazstssf
Recommended as a proPhxlaetic i. malar
rial dis trietss-D. II. Fairex, D., n. Q.
Restores debilitaled Systems TO health
I. G. Mercer, M. D., Ind.
Adapted in chronic dlaTrhQea, scrofua
and dyspepsia.--Geo. r. Harrison, NJ. ID.
y. Y.
Successful in dlptheria and neuralgia
J. T. Necse, NJ. D., \. e.
Exccll tent for certain diseases peeuiaF t.
women.-Prof. J. J. Alooreman, MID, Nn
Prompt in relieving headache, sick anc
nervous REV T. G. Dodson.
Used with great benefit in dyspepsia. y
J. McBalph, II. D., Pa. Hls.
Suited to bronchitis and diseases of diges-
tive 0rgans.--J. +. Roughton, NJ. j., Ala.
Most valuable remedy Known for female
dlseases--Jno. r. Metteaur, n. d., i. L. D
OF great curative yirtuc.-Thos. +. Rum
bold, II. d.. Mo.
Beneficial IN uterine deranoement- M,
malarious conditions-G N. Vail, NJ. ID
Ohio
Charming. On the complexion, making
smooth clear, soft and roSy.-Aliss NJ, Of :
C.
The prince OF mineral t,nies. --Frlnci
+ Gillian, NJ d., n. q. 7onuo na7tsa 4.c
Inestimablo as tonic and alternative
Hunter Mcclure, u D., Ea.
Fine appetizer and blood purifier Il.
Fisher, Nj, D.. Ga. t
Very. beneficial in improving q reduc,
system .~-I}ishoP Beekwith, Of Ga.
Invalids here find welcome and healtl =
Rev. John IIannon, late Of La, now
Richmond, va.
Has real merit.--Southern Med Jo,iri
Pamphlets free upon application.
Water, s per case; Mass and Pills, 2
+ 30, rs cents. Sent postpaid anywhere.
SIMMER season OF Springs begins lst Jun
So pei nor Oh. q tra aa11o
Address q. AI.DAVIES sPros't of .rlrr c.
rs Main St. Lynchburg, Va.
2 3. box, i
Sold BY Druggists everywhere.
feb..2-;t. r....
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To the State Democrats Of Tennessee

In all the counties where other ar
Engagements have Lct hcen maze by
the county committees, those demc-
Gratis who are opposed TO the platform
Of the readius; ers and who f:vor mann
tanning the settlementafthe state debt
made by the presont legislature, are
requested tomectin mass convent on
"a their county seas on Sa Urdav
July 3, 1T - o'croclS, for the purpose
offending dclcgatos 70 The democratic
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-06

We are glad to say that the Stat,
debt proper is only 81 los, 600, ome
with interest to date about So coo coo
and not as we stated last week 50, 00C
600. Our statement was from lead.
ing papers IN the State, but Gen. BAIT
gives us the correct amount rs gath
cred from official reports
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-06

The l"cn nominated for tae legisla-
turc from Hardcman should be those
whom the people at large willsnpport.
II is 10 time to attempt to manipulate
in favor Of any set Of candidates
The temper Of the people will NO,
sustain such procedure.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-06

The speech of our popular cand
date, Gen. Bate, in Jackson was an
eloquent and stirring vindication oil
democracy. Let him speak through
out the State as he SPOKE IN Jacks, IL
and a full tide enthusiasm viii bcul
II ~ IN triumph INTO the gubcIuatoriuI
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-06
DIR. DIS. JOHNSON'S
FETVA a. III
MEDIGAh BISPENBARY
NO. II Jc ncl'SOn Street,
Between MAIN AED FRoNT STREET
ESTABLISHED IN 1860.

DIR: johnson Is acknowledged by all
prtieS interested as by far the most success
ia physician in the treatment of private
and secret diseases. Quick, thorough and
permanent cures guaranteed in every case,
male or female. Recent cases OF Gonor-
rho.a aud Syphilis cured in few days with
ut mercury, eli &n9e Of diet, or hindrance
from business. Secondary Syphilis, the
last yestage eradicated without the use Of
mercury. Involuntary loss of semen stop
ped in d short time. Sufferers from impo-
ieney OF loss OF sexual powers restored to
free vignr in a few weeks. Victims of self
abuse and EXCESSIVE venery, suffering from
Spermatorhce1 and loss Of physical and
mental power, speedily and permanently
curea.
Particular attention paid 70 the diseases
Of women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat aud lung diseases cured by new
remedies.
Piles and old sores cured without the usC
Of caustic or the knife.
All consultation strictly confidential.
Medicine sent By express to all parts o.
the country.
Office hours from a. m. to 9 p. m.
d. $ JoHNs0N, NJ. D.,
Memphis, Tenn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-06

z g U q

IL mado fr0fa Simple Prop cal Teal oi Rare value
and & = POSITIVE Remedy for an the Diseases
that pains il the lower part q the h2ly-f0r
TortiI ldyef-lleaaachcs. 4Hunaicp, Dizziness,
Ora, IL Malaria and all difficulties II the Kidneys
Liver and Urinary tlTgg:lgs- For Female Dis
eases, Monthly Mensi fWatiohs, and during Preg~
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mike che blood, aud hence Is tse best Blood I'W
ritter. II is the only known remedy that cures
Bright's disease. For Diabetes usc Warmers
safe Diabetes Cure.
Fer sale by Druggists and Dealers at SIPS per
bottle. Largest bottle in the market. Try il
Z. Il. WARMER & CO.. Rochester, NY.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from ac-
tive practice having had placed in his
hands by an Etst India Missionary
the formula of a simple vegetable re
medy for the speedy and permanent
cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
tarrl1, Asthma, and all Throat and
LING affections, also a positive and
radical cure for general Debility and
allnervocs complaints, after havi x
thor 9ughiY tested It's wonderful Gu
rative powers in thousands Of cases.
feels it his duty to make it known to
he suffering fellows. The receipt ful
particulars, directions for preparation
and use, and all necessary advice and
instructions for. successful trestment
at your own home, viii be received
By you by return mail, free of charge
by addressing with stamp or stamped
self-addressed envelope.
DIR. Il. Z. BELL,
16l n. Calvert st. Baltimore, Nd.
Tan. 26th / wear
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lInYEn pnRT
NIaU ia Z u.
Male and Female Aead1my.>

Located fivee nliles north west q
To0ns Station, Tenn.
T. a. FUTRALL, PRINCIPAL.
The 10Th. term Of this instituiien
for buys and gir.s, willbegin Monday
July 10th. 1882.
Pupils VII be prepared for any
class in College, or for business life.
Tie entire expenses of Board and TUT
ton for twenty weeks need not exceed
$50