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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-27

EMINENTLY HEALING and speedy
IN its action is HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUND AND TAR. And no
wonder, for its vegetable ingredients
are among the most balsamic known
TO medical botanists. Its name in
dictates its chief ingredients, but
with these are combined five others
equally ehieacious and agreeable.
1t IS also pleasant to take. Sold
by all druggists.
Pixies TooTHACHE DROPS curein
oneEmIlUte, - - -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-27

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
I'LL sums of $50 and upwards.
- PEDAL ATTENTION TO NEGO HAT
, ing both large and small loans on Real
Estate, at low rates of interest.
no PARTIES OF LIMITED MEANS WE
offer cheap homes on the instalment plan.
II OUSES RENTED, RENTS COLLECTED,
IL properties managed, taxes paid snc
money loaned for non-residents.
NOTARY PUBLIC II THE OFFICE.
IN All kinds of conveyanclng done.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-27
NOTIONS

Commission Of 2x per cent. against
Bank Draft payable on delivery of Ship
ping Documents; or, per cent. With
half cash, balance drawn for with Bills
Of Lading. 6uitsbEe Produce taken In
payment nss
All Trade and Cash Discounts con-
coded to purchasers. Original Invoices
forwarded when requested.
Liberal Advances made on Consign-
mems,
The Agency represents, Buys and Sells
for Firms.
Every branch of Personal Agency
Business transacted.
Sample Orders and Correspondence
solicited.
Price List on application.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-27
For Rent.

SIS. six-room house on car llne, TIN
Ward, hydrsnt water and bath room.
$50. Five-roon furnished house, close by.
$40. Two Office rooms over Carriers gun
SseTe, Main street, and another room for ~. &,
Handsome suite Of three rooms. Tor Offices
on Main street.
Single Office rooms on Main street
Furnished rooms for light Housekeeping
near bv.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-27
Wanted.

50 two-rcom house,.
100 three-room houses.
5Ofour-room houses.
80 fve-roOm houses.
And several larger houses to supply app.i--
cations Of tenants. Somebody starr n aad
build some houses to rent.
INTENTIONAL AND COUNTY SCRIP
i bought and sold. 80 -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-05

The elephant OF oar childhood Bs
longer exists. Like behemobh and levi-
athan and other mythical creatures m
whom we once implicitly believed, he
has been proved TO be q Pigment Of the
Oriental imagination. The authority
upon which we make this anwelcome
announcement Is no other than Mr..
SGnderson, who hiss for many years
filed the pQsb of superintendent of EIe-
plants to the Government Of India, and
who stands IN the same relation to these
animals that Sir Joseph FayrsF occupies
toward tigers and venomons snakes. In
lecture recently delivered to the Unit
cd Service Institution at Si1nla he
roglndly calls the elephant positively
idiotac 10 its attempts TO escape whom
captured. +" and talks Of 81 its want of or
igfnality and its positive stupidity In
many things" In short, s' IN the facuI-
ty of reasoning it is far below the dog
and many other animals EoE will DIR.
Sanderson allow the estimates of it's
great height. Out OS many hundreds
he has measured In Southern India and
Bengal, he has not found one reaching
ten feet at the shoulder. Yet one disil-
fusion more. The elephant-hunteYs IN
both Ceylon and India eorroborate Sin
bad's stsry that elephants, when bhsy
feel the approach Of death, retire TO 8
solitary and inaccessible valley and there
die in peace. But Mr. Sanderson,
though he admits that no living man
has come across the corpse Of 3 Wild ele-
plant that has died natural death, at
tributes this rather 70 their extreme
longevity, which he Is disposed TO place
as high as 200 yeers. This explanation,
however, seems 10 US 10 violate that
rule of scientific hypothesis which re-
Quires that the cause should be adequate
TO account for the reault-PaH .AGA
EagSHa
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-05
over-ExertyOa

fsong-continued exel4ie1, withoas
proper intervals Of rest, Is followed By
3 peculiar sensation oe fakigua, and
often by tremor OF crafnP. Faflgae IS
due, IN part, to the failure Of contKactile
material, and IN accumulation OF waste
products, ia She Muscles, but, In the
main, 20 the exhaustion Of shs nerve cen
ters that supply stimulus 10 contraction.
Both tremor and crAmp are probably
caused by excessive muscular iRrAtibil-
ity, the former being due 10 short, IL
regular explosions of muscular force, the
latter being q prolonged contraction Of
the muscle.
When cver-exertl0n IN confined 70 q
sLnAl group a muscles, these, iRztcad
OF beco1aiug enlarged and skreng tbeRed,
es "a tlle caee vhea exortion and rest sze
duly laterchauged, suffer chronlo az
haustion, which shows itself IN species
OF paralysis IN palsy, OF ererap. sey-
orally peculiar 20 wribers, telegraphers,
tyPe-satteFs, violinists, pianists, tailoTs,
whose work il mainly with the haln mer.
IL ls computed that the pen-blade
forger, If industrious and disposed TO do
full work, delivers nearly rs, 900 as
curste strokes day, aud in ten years
= over Sc, GOO. Coo, each stroke Involving
expenditure OF nerve force, both In the
nerves Of the brain which oalculste the
distance and amount os force necessary,
and the nerves Of ths muscles engaged
In the act.
Another result .oS oTeT-exertion In IN
ratlbiity Of the heart, similarly due to
exhaustion Of nervs-foros The heart
may become diletod, 90 that valves-ona
OF mors-cease fully to Close the open
ngs, or the valves become thickened
and incapable Of ready aud complete
aetion. The elastic Tissues Of the great
arteries heading out of the heart may be
weakened by over-disssRsion, and the
walls may, during some strong effort, 90
far gave way 50 to form pouch, or even
to stretch out into fatal aneurisEa
This ixritability OF heart gives rise
to palpitation, cardiac pain, and rapid
pulse.
It Is estimated that 80 per cenk OF
cases OF this affection among our soldiers
during the late civil war wero due to
long and rapid marches, or other forms
of over-eXertioo. Professional pedestri-
ans are pxoYerbislly short-hved.
Observation-Disclosures, and persons who
carry gymnastic on athletic exercises to
excess, and, espesi&ily, labOrers whose
work is severe, and who aiso suffer from
incompetence, foul ar and improper
diet, are peculiarly liable 70 heart dis
ease.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-05

A British physician, observing the
lArgs number of boys under Is years Of
age GA the streets with cigars and pipes
ia their mouths, was prompted to exam
he the breath of this class OF smokers,
and for that purpose selected thirty
eight boys between the ages Ss8 and IS.
In twenty-five of these OasUss he found
various disorders Of tbs circulation and
&gestioa, palpibation O4 sAe heart and
move o. loss marked taste te< strong
drink In twelve there was frequent
bleeding Of The Eose, and twelve had
slight liberation Of the mouth caused by
tobacco. The doctor treated them for
their ailments, bat with little effect nm
al the habit OF smoking was discon-
tnEed, when breath and strength were
soon restored. The effect Of tobacco IN
creating 8 tasts AuE strong drink Is I'M
9uestionably very great. If the testi-
EAOny Of SONS tobacco Rsers and medical
men = q any weight, one Of the most
EahSA mc<aBds OF keeping the young
from bsing led 10 Incorporate drinking
Is 10 deny them tObacoo.-1Ae S5ss&to-
ESgal.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-05
Rhymes of Animals.

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette writes strung the following
lines together to tickle tho ears OF my
littNo boys, Z ard 6 years Old. They
tease their mamma to read II ever and
ever again, and they fetch the big Illus
<rsted dictionary 10 have her point oul
the animals with such strange names,
end tan what she can shout them. Thia
FANCY for rhyme and rhythm is, / sup
pose, q characteristics OF nearly sll chIl-
drsa, and perhaps Che publication Of this
viii snRSs wider circle than my little
household The sim has been, after eu-
phu4y, to have the most iAcongruous an-
iTnaln IA iuxbsposition
Alligator, Beetle, Porupine, Whale
Hoboliuk, PuntlssT, pFaEonhy, anafi
EFoeodiiS, Monkey, Buffalo, Hare,
f1ry'snoasry, Leopard, Hrd6uF:le, Bear,
Elephant, 43sdasT, Psiiosn, Ok,
E4yilzgfsh, Roindess, Anaconda, Fox,
GuiHsSTiS, Dofphin, Antclope, Gooss,
Hurarnths h4rd Vessel, Picasrbl, Moose,
IheS. Rh1uoceroa, Owl, Kangaroo,
Jac31El O1eoTrTrna, Toad, CoclsHs0o,
KhIFhpheT, Peacock, Artos err, Bat,
IiHeTd, HeArSTmuD. Eorey5eS, Rat;
ksOcldng bird, Camel, GrsEzhoppar, Mouse,
Hlghtagsie, Spider, CGttfe6sb, Grouse.
oo,fot, Fhesssnt, Nolvrxtns, AUX,
T>sr3WiPlSio, Bsr4ins, Kstyfid, Eawk,
eFfsiL HfppUpotsmus AFmaciiIo, E5th,
tsAttiesuake, Iih0s, WoOdpecher, Stoth,
SsiaInEn&gT, aoidffncA, khalswclIn, Dos,
a98eg, Fisnmgo, SCORPION, Frog,
UFracOTn, Ostrich. EauRilm, EUta,
Viper, GcriIla, BaGEsk, Sole.
WhfrvOorvEl, BcavvE, CeRtipede, Pawn,
yt1tI,o Canary, PolhwOg, Swan,
YcIloWhRnnncF, Eagle, Eyens, Lark.
Rfsiaz, OaswofcoB, butterfly. ShNrk.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-05
Mnirlnonr in Rn.sia.

II We may Judge from an anecdote Ia
the S710lc'ssSer Bote, says London pa
per, there are parts Of the Russian
empire IL which is u no sesy matter to
get married, owing 10 the autocratie
wiilfulness OF the Russian clergy. A
sshoclmRsteT ia the district Of lucknow
yves engaged "a wed the daughter Ct q
laadowner IN the neighborhood, whose
wealth was not ct All prcportionate ts
hiz acres. The bridegroom, bride, and
he pars1As q tbs latter called on the
priest Of tAe lady's village, in order to
settle The azaOuaB Of the wedding fee.
The cle<gy1nan hxed i TT twenty-five
rabies. Unhsursily 4las brides father
was determined 70 make a show mors in
s~ccrdencs With his ancestral cigaisv
than with bis Impoverished condition,
and ir.giSsd az bis kiusfoik and Ec9nslae-
szca from faE and nesE 10 stteRd the Ger
ernCnJ. Tia result vac that the pro-
Sossioa 20 the church included no fewer
sasn eleven carriages, al full Of wedding
gpesAs.
When tbs PTieSa saw this magnificent
pzepArHtion lie hurx1sd 50 the bridesEooxA
as2d 70 sE osS4 him that the fee Tor mar
riaso OF such pFssensions would not be
twenty-five but loo FHblGA When the
lasasts,s, shs pastor replied by pointing
b tas signs q MS tathsr-in-lav's wealth.
TIE wedding pa. y held consultation,
sod, indian@as IS the priests conduct,
resolved that Ehe whole procession
sEoy-ld driys cR 70 the Rext EiTlage. The
priest cutwittcd, them, however. His
messenger arrived at his brother clerie's
door long before de numbering coaches,
80 that when they reached she church
sad asked the Prica Of abe saceEdota1
funotiO1 tbs parish priest Was ready
with the Kcp1y-f'One hundred rubles r
The procession started again for a
further village, bat the messenger had
got there before them, and the priest Of
he place could not marry them for less
than 1CO rubles- They experienced
similar discontinue, according to the
reports, <t no less than four village
churches, aad Il was emily after a long
drive across tho country that they cue
ceeded IN finding 3 HtSls father who
readily consented to bestow the sscxs-
mental bsnedietion Of matrimony for the
fee which thu lsdy's own pastor had
OTieSEaAEy asked.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-05

The famous arebFeoioRist, SehfismanE,
wrote from Athens 80 . Russian paper,
rs followz % have inst returned from
Asia Minor, where have S. LAST nzishe6
thst digging Out Of Troy which begsa
in 1870. During IN yUaTH have ntrGe-
Eied With syeet difficulties, among which
the most troublescne hiss hsez the large
amount Cf dstTlz under which Che arr
oisnt city wns burfsd- II hss been neces-
saTy 70 dig covn end dig mp Ehs ground
foE more Than sixteen yards below the
sSrfsee. Bat I e.a rally reoonpensed
fur al nay trouble. found she remains
Of seven different cites She lasS of them
was She Iioa of Homer. ThEt cisy IVES
bTgift by Me Esolialss, be0iBhoG hroza
Greece by the DuTiAus IN THE eleventh
century before our err. In one Of the
buried cities / found rneny statues Of
B6inervs with the owls head, whenos
heg name Of Glsuoopis. In another city
were found many images Cd the d.
whites. But the most 1nSeresing
eTies il, Of cOurser the city Of King
Priam. Every article found "a the ruins
of that city bears 6nnistakable signs Of
having been destroyed by fro sad Ia
time Of war. There EHre discovered
many rem ems of humRn bodies IN fall
arJnor. ding ont and cleared syvsy the
debris from the entire wan inst sur
rounded the CITY, and also from sA the
principal buildings. EOw sn finishing
a large volume ia English describing
with full "details all my discoveries, and
containing eco illustrations OF the
most important CT the discoveries.
bly, Trojan collection b now Ia London,
bat at the end Of this year shall take
it 30 my villa IN Athens, which is HF8-
proof, built only Of marble and iron. I
have received lsrgs offers for nay coIleo-
ton from the United States, England,
France and Germany, bat cannot part
with it for any money in the world.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-05

The humors of the stage are ofttimes
Impromptu and entirely unforeseen. A
real mule WINS recently one Of the atsac-
tons IN the play Of the Forty
Thieves" Rs produced In Virginia City,
New. The result Is described by the
ChroT9{cbS as follows:
No sooner had Ali come out of fhocave
with his bags of wealth, and attempted
10 put them On the back Of the beast,
than he began his part Of the perkorn-
anco. He LET fly with his heels, kicked
the shavings (the supposed riches) out
of the bags, kicked down tbs cavern,
kicked down the whole forest, kicked
down the wings, kicked me end of the
bass-viol leaning against the stage to
pieces, smashed Che footiights, and
finally doubled up Ali by planting both
feet in the pit Of his stomach. 4 rope
was fastened around him, and he was
dragged off by the united strength of
the company.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-05
shait ne Meet ArnLnr

The following is ono Of shs most brill
liant paragraphs ever written by the la
mented George D. Prentice "Tho Cat
Of deats rs inexorsblo. There is no APP
peal fUr relief from the great law which
doons us 60 duet. We flourish snd fade
rs the leaves Of the forest, and the flow
ers that bloom, wither snd fade in day
have no Trailer hold upon life than the
niEhtieet monarch that sver shook the
earth With his footetops. Generations Of
men viii appear and disappear SIS the
grass, and the multitude that throng
Che world to-day viii disappear as foot
steps on tho shore Msn seldom think
Of the great event Of death until the
shadow falls ecross their own pathway,
hidisg nom their eyes the faces of loved
ones whose living snile WAS the sunlight
of their existence. Death is the antag-
onist OF life, and the Thought OF the
tomb Is the skeleton OF all feasbs. We
do not want b go through the dark val
ley, although the dark passage may
load 30 paradise; we do not want TO go
down into damp graves, even with Prin-
ces for bed-feilows. In the beautiful
drama OF !1oa' the hops Of immortality,
30 eloQuentiy uttered by ths desth-do-
voted Greek, huds deep response in ev-
SFy thoughtful BoRl. When about 10
yield his life @ sacrifice ts fsAA, his
Clemarthe ssks If they should meet
again, 10 which he responds have
esked that dreadful question of the hills
that look eternal-of the cleaz streams
that Gov forSveT-oz stars azRAng whose
fields q szure my rsisod spirits have
walked IN glory. All are dumb But,
"a gaze npon Shy living face, feel
that there "a something In love that
maatles through its beauty that cannot
wholly persia We shall nees again,
OlszaantlaA"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-05

Three men Of wealth meeting, not long
since, in New York, the conversation
turned upon their wives. Instead Of
finding fault with women in general, and
sheir wives in particular, each one obeyed
the wise MINIS advice, and ''gave homer
unto his wife.
+" I tell You what IL is, :" said one of El1s
mon, " they may say what they pleaNfe
about the uselessness Of modem women,
bat my wife has done her SHIRE in secuP-
ing our success in life. Everybody
knows that her family was aristocratio,
and exclusive, and ell that, and uhsn
married her she had never done day's
work IN her life; but when W. 3 Go.
failed, and had to commence st the
foot Of the hill again, she discharged tho
servants, and chose out a neat httls cot
tsge, and did her own housekeeping I'M
til 1 Wits better CT again.
"And my WIFE," said a second, Sc Was
an only daughter, cEressed and pstted 10
death and everybody said, well, If he
viii marry a doll like that, he'll naakG
She greatest mistake OF his Afe kas
when I came home the FIRST year Of our
marriage, sick with q fever, she nursea
me back to health, and nSvez knew hsE
to murmur because I thought We
couldn't afford any better style OF mora
luxurioe. 4"
Well, gentlemen, Z" chimed IN third,
" / married q smsKt, healthy, pretty
girl, but she vas regular blue-stooE-
ing. She adoTed TenHynon, dotted oa
Byron, read Emerson, and named tho
fret baby Ralph Waldo and the second
Maud bus tell you what tbs, F" and tins
speakers eyee grew sg1spioiousiy moist,
q when We laid little Maud n hex Last
bod at Auburn, nay pooT wife had no re-
membranes OF neglect or stiated moth
erly care and the little dresses that
stal lie in tlle looked drawer were all
Il1sde by hex own hands. "--JoassT2Ot q
Commerce..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-05
THsE AND ROW.
Afghan Rtianet!e.

An Afghan mover receives uncerernoni-
GUS calls. The visitor must send few
hours notice a his Intention. He is
then received So tlae door by some conf
dentiei retainer or retaiDers, and con-
Quoted through IN epen courtyard to the
foot Of ru5e, winding staircase, which
leeds hrst 70 an uncovered landing, and
thence to the ordinary reception room or
balcony Of the proprietor. Here he is
RseoiYo3 by the host in person, and con-
dncted With every msrk OF courtesy and
lcapsoH 10 a small row Of ohaiPs, the nee
Of which article cf furniture soons to
he gDneTd IA good society In Cabul, sRd
30 have quite superse6ed tbs carpets snd
felts which satisfied an oASOr gen
erosion. After few words Of Welcome
md inquiries IA set formula sftor
health on both sidee, q tray OF fruits usu-
ely appears, and h placed upon the
eaTpet 81 shs feet Of the visitors. The
fTuito s1e followed by She tes-tray, and
y cap AZ hishly-swsetanod green tea,
NjtAoat milk, il placed befoFs this via
It,v. Tho conversation Ia then eaTried
Csl with Ta0rs or lesn spirit ON TIE ozdi-
.paTy topics Of ths day, and here, il the
visit il merely formed enc, She intsr-
visv comes 10 ga end end the visitor is
conducted 10 the door with tha same
forrnaiitJ and OourteEy with which he
wa roceived. II, however, q oonfden-
isSs interview ia desired, tho a4tsndants
rrs rguuesbed 30 withdraw.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-05
h Apoaogi1ed.

This b car fret experience Ia raining
a newspaper. Ldttls did we think that
when we placed our name IN Ahe columns
OF tl2e Clarion, 80 the responsible person
fer the matter that happened 30 fad lis
way into these columns, that any thing
would ever happen khas we would have
10 take bGck or get whipped. But such
is the case. We have either got 10 give
up the freedom Of tho press or have q
head put ON us. The item which sp-
peared about one :" Prof. G0rbert play
ing the q Arkansaw Traveller" around
the street corners Of Keezney for cold
biscuits and slack and scrr barley water
has got to be apologiEed for. Last
Wednesday, when we we're going along
one Of the principal streets Of the county
seat IA company with several friends,
there suddenly appeared before eur gaze
the slandered s. Professor He COIN
nenoed the conversation by saying he
had not been given hia dinner by 3 aerv-
ant girl at the back door, and Thought
he would make lunch oRt Of Ehsswrieer.
We entered a protest, but to no use. He
claimed he was 400 miles from home,
both heels run over, aud all wool and =
yard wide, warranted to neither rip nor
ravel, and had killed enough editors 10
make corduroy road from Lookout
mountain TO Puget sound. He unbut-
tCRed his ooet and, gently putting his
hand In his hip pocket, hs calmly gave
MS our choice between retraoeioa Aad
having our carcass shot all full Of bullet
holes, Az the thoughts rapidlx ira
versed oar mind about having GTn re-
mains shipped 10 an aged and loving
mother looking hks tbs top sieve Of q
2ny
would mourn at our death, "a we thoHght
Of another person that holds warranty
desd Of the four sections Of our heart,
town g, range IS, and tha idea Of being
shot by ssoond-class, o0e-hOrse, cranky
fiddler ives moro than Ee could stand
Hence Ito apology. (Neb J
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-05
um o. WaaIen r7nthlnn

Prof. jaeger, & Stuttgart, reoorH-
,nlenGs the ass ef N-ooleH clothing both
IN summer sad winter, and has invented
q sort Of normal dress by which, he
claims Ehs sccgrnulation % fa8 and water
in Sfs ssSte&a oen be prevented. This
norEaal clothing hes two essential prop
critics
/. Il consists exclusively Of wood,
avoiding aI nast,xials vUvoa from plant
fiber (e0tSon or Encn).
.. II makes strong point in keeping
warm tbs middle EIsa Of tho front Of the
body.
Bat the principal peculiarly Of the
cldE5ftng is tho exclusive ase Of Sleeps
wool, even sv.iaiDg pocket and ostlez
hl.inNs uf oOttsssa.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-05

4 sEwrra machine agent, In driving
through Monroe OoNnty, Kentucky,
drew up before a cottage and asked q
beardlesa sixteen-year7oldb boy, standing
IN chs yard, If his mother WAS 81 home.
''She Il, bat she don't live here he
answered " Tn the head of this house.
Finding the boy married, the agent went
inside and encountered child, who said
she was the boys wife, and that when
che was married she was not eleven years
odd. ''WhAt oa earn dad you marry
for p asked the agent What do other
fotls marry fOr?7 the child replied The
boy said he intended 10 buy sewinS
CzOuah to sew. Come around ia three
or four years." he SAID, "aad III ts-ks