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The Dillon tribune., 1885-05-30
CathOiicity OF Taste.

When we come to the higher walks
OF the drama catholicity OF taste is still
q prime requisite Of good criticism. If
have q private partiality for tive-act
tragedies in blank verse-this thank
heaven. is Il mere hypothesis-let me
not therefore sneer ut stirring melo-
drama and pooh-pooh cup-and-saucer
comedy. The critic must always start,
indeed, from his own individual inn
pressions. To like and dislike vividly
and heartily is his first qualification.
He must not be always posturing in his
Judgments. and considering what he
ought to like rather than what he does
like; but neither must he make fetiches
OF his fads and sacrifice everything to
them. Let him always dwell on the
merits rather than the defects OF earn
est effort, however imperfect. Let him
not be imposed upon by prctentious
claptrap, but stand mistaken and un-
awed amid papiermache earthquakes
and avalanches of blank verse, MAIN
tanning, as Emerson says, ''that pop
gun is a popgun, though the ancient
and honorable Of this world affirm it to
be the crack of DOOM When his
Judgment is ut variance with that of
the majority let him give full weight to
the popular verdict, and tell how the
piece pleased the gods though it dis
pleased Cato--or vice versa. Let him
avoid, as far as possible, critical COM
monplaces, such as ''the idea is not
strikingly original ''thc characters
are either lay figures or caricatures,"
and so forth. Such remarks may be
taken for granted in the vast majority
of cases. What we demand of play
wright is not to tell an absolutely new
story, but to tell his old story freshly
and WE'LL If, by chance, he does hit
on a novel theme or draw character
with keen and just observation, let us
; point it out as striking merit instead
OF snecring at him, in other cases, for a
defect which, in these days, is almost
inseparable from the conditions under
which he works. Above all things, le,
us in this sphere keep our moral judg.
; ment on the alert. The no-idcals o1
irresponsible farce are much less in.
furious than the false ideals of would.
be moral comedy and drama. An un
due concession to narrow prejudice Of
2 cowardly convention should be un
, sparingly denounced because it is in
Y sidiously and subtly destructivc.-1A
Nineteenth Century,.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-05-30
Poker at Sea.

Among the plaques which infect An
glo.American steamers are Il race Of
men who play the noble game of poker
from the Merscy to Sandy Hook and
from Sandy Hook to the Alcr>cy. OF
course, if they played it in strict seclu-
sion they ought not to r' mo!estcd.
Every human being had Il sacred and
indefeasible right, even before the
American Constitution WA, invented, to
waste his or her own time IN his or her
own way. TO question thi, would be
to tamper with the foundations of ev-
erything. But the liberty which in
wolves compul>ion of your neichbor is.
as q great philosop he: would have
said. of 4 spurious or miH"l 'in.l, which
even the high priests "f "'n''ividual-
ISM are not bound /" encourage.
Poker may be the most rH ,,,',l form of
intellectual exercise in winch, with his
limited faculties. man is capable OF in
dulging. To make life 'uncudurable
for all who do not play poker is kind
of missionary enterprise not part of the
inalicnable birthri ght OF every free
man whose proud boast to hr tyrant
and the oppressor is that his nnme is III
the setting sun. We are we'll aware
that the axiom '.Evrry MAJ; may do as
he damn pleaSc> is 'iepr",',nt on the
! condition that "cvrrv n.n doe, not in
cludc niggcr or Il Air>ic.n.' But it
has never been held To exclude quiet
people who have taken (.'d paid for)
their passage from New YORK to Liver
pool. Sucn, however. seems to be the
construction taci,ly placed upon it by
certain devotees ot poker worship who
patronizc the steamers OF Il very fash
ionable English line between those
two commercial centres. These gem
tlemen. ii we may employ the word for
once in the sense given it by ''every
charlatan," establis themselves in the
smoking room as their own peculiar
keep. They garrison it like fortress
and consecratc it to the solemn service
Of their favoritc game. ''For day or
two,' says the complainant previously
cited. 1.-The outsider Was allowed his
corner, but after that the mysterious
and occult worship Of poker admitted
of no intruders. play or treat was
the motto, and the only other course
was departure.-7he saturday Reviev.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-05-30

The ex-Khedive of Egypt, while in
the hight of his power, was visited by
the ex-Empress Eugene. He showed
her all the sights, but there was one
SIGHT she wanted to sce-namely: An
Arab marriage. You shall see it.
madam he said, and forthwith di-
rected one of the ladies Of his harem to
be brought out, and to be presented to
his aid-de-camp. The unfortunate Of
ticer. who was rs much an Englishman
as an Egyptian. and whose dream had
been to marry European. had no es-
cape.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-05-30
. Years WoOing.

.,or first they stood on the
sls4s s5idss;n on the pear tree' ripe corn on the
Ripe ridge; DOW swiftly far up in the blue,
The swalldGwnss sl stl southward were los' 10 'n'
view; excan you love me- as sdr can lGyS Ky" y"o'
ss'a sss said, aid quite de""fe'''
~ ..,u.or when next they met on the
,,ss3 egidfr;e trees were brown and white was the
~ ridge; rsgyfGws were feathering their nests in
l' ,aAaesas Assfrisn; into his face and she burst into
sA tears! + was pinched, and his lips they were
M .., blu: blue. ~ can't love your! Said he: Nor
sa'o iyou!"
.-+uew when next they stood on
-, rbite tbs %as the pcartree and green was
ths,1nns the r,usth, had thought of speedy return; ;
~ ld The midgeS Wetc u"e
mads Jet sSc SygaiaaHs ggaia 81
Can e q {Sg. e. love me "s''"' ' ~'''
s.,,,er when next they stood on the
,ers Ss1ass ss4s on the tall corn on
.tt1s,,nws tue rlS wheeled round them. far up in
the theoned O,usd down and snapped up midge
te: ie. u "Lest some trife should come in the
40 way rayt us again. will you mention the
:, .taSgd. daSdd looking down on the fast-tiowine
:, !, TN; answered, demurely: "As soon as yor
WILL Chambers Journal.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-05-30
letter addressed to Emile.
1t contained only these words:

My DEAR FRIEND: Receive my wishes
for the happiness both of yourself and
your little wife. for you know that l am
not fool enough to think that you have
waited for my permission to- make love to
Hortense. DO not regret this little breach
4 month. pA1-1
Hortensc, when she had heard the
letter read, rose and ran to the chair in
which lay the corpse Of Emile, and,
holding the letter before the face of the
lifeless man. excllilncd
.'ls it not funny, this iarce?'
Then she turned away, breaking into
loud laughter. She was mad.
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K SUR LES CELIBATAT.
RES.

LIE nouveau budget en- France
content une take sur les c3libatai.
res.
La France est peut-etre le PAYS
1ui compile le plus de vieux gar.
cons. On pense obtenir un double
resultat par cette take : forcer les
gems 4 Sc marier on bien pr6lever
un imp6t considerable.
Rien n'indique que Ia mesure ri
goureuse don't on menace les vieux
garcons ait etc Inspire par les vie
lilies files, mails il est bien permis
de croire qu'elles Sc rejouiront en-
silence. C'est Ia une vengeance per.
mise, qui les indemnisera de Pin.
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[. PHILIP CAILLOUET.
rotary Public.

respectfully informs tho public that b
10 fully prepared to attend to the sale and
purchase OF real estate. Parties hsvin~
such property to dispose of will find IL e
their advantage to confer with hin.
he IL also agent Q r.'Thc Western Assn.
lance Company of Toronto" Canada.
ready to write fer all e.:
fire. A
O1cs: Market street, Thibodaux. LII
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LIE bandit Frank James.

S3AAV0
Une depache de Saint Louis dit
que les poursuites criminelles in.
tentees dams lEtat du Missouri con-
tire le bandit Frank James ont fl.
nalement etc abandonnees. II de.
Wait 6tre jug6 devant Ia cour de
circuit si6geant 4 Boopeville sous
Ia double prevention d~'obstruction
dun chemin de fer ct de vol 4 main
armee. On a choisi pour appeler la
cause le moment on, raudience
Giant sur le point de finir, tous les
assistants s'etaient deja retir6s,
Les seules .personnes pr6sentes
6taient les employees du tribunal, lie
prevent ct les hommes de loi. lat.
torney Shackleford s'est lev6 ct a
informe Ia conr qua pepoque on il
await requis lie renvoi de Frank
James de lpAlabama dams le Mis-.
souri, il croyait etre en- possession
de prouves sufisantes pour assn.
rer sa condemnation !; mails depuis
lors le principal t6moin est mort
ct les autres ont disparu. NJ. Sha.
croft done devoir demander
pabandon des poursuites, ct Ia cour
accueillie Sc requete. Aussit5t
James est mis- en- libert6. au.
.une requisition pour ss personne
n'etant parvenue des autres Etats
Oh il a etc decret6 d'accusation.
&c d6nOuement prevu est sans
aucun doute Iex3cuti0n du oontrat
secret pass6 enure Frank James ct
% g0uverneur du Missouri aprAs
de Jesse James par or.
Ire de &c haut fonctionnaire. !
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don't elles ont etc robiet
lie Ia part de ceux qui n'auront pas
Sd les apprecier. i
La France nest pas lie seul pays
qui ait sew centre les vieux gar.
cons. IAngleterre a d9ja impose
un imp6t contre le ctlibat. On ne
reconnait pas Get etat, a moins d'a-
cheter le droit de rexercer, tout
CONNIE pon pale nn droit pour pas
e ses marchandises i la douane.
On nous fera peut-6tre remarquer
qu'on frappe bien dun imp6t les
vieux ga'cons, mails qu'on impose
pas de take sur les vieilles files.
Ce serait une injustice que de leur
falre payer un droit pour une car.
rlere qu'elles mont peut-etre pas
choisie. Pour 6tre justitiable dim.
poser une take sur les vleilles files
il faudrait que rEtat s'obligeat de
fOurnir les maris. Et celles qui re.
%fuseraient paieraient Ia take. Les
revenus du pays n'augmentcraient
peut-ttre pas beauconp.
C'est peut 6tre nne idec du pro
gres que de sevir contre les vieux
garcons, mails On a fait la meme
chose, il y deja bien DIES siecles.
En- Grece, lie marriage 6tait consid6-
re CONNIE unc question d'intGr6t
public ct d'intereat privt. IL en- etait
ainsi surtout a Sparte. D'apres la
legislation de Lycurgue. OH pou-
wait porter dies accusations crimi.
nelles cOntre ceux qui cOntractaient
une union NAL %assOrtie, ainsi que
cOntre ceux qui restaient dams lie
celibat. Les celibataires Gtaient ex-
clus DIES emplois evils ct m~ilitaires.
TOus les ans, lis etaient s0umis q
une ceremOnie fort peu agreeable.
Les femmes de Lac6d6mOne ALLAH
ent les prendre chez eux lie premier
jour du %printemps, pour les con-
duire al temple de JunOu OH on les
accablait de plaisanteries blessan.
ties en- leur administrant, an pied
de la deesse, certaine correction
qui ne s'a'iministre qu'auxenfants.
Les lois de Scion admettaient
aussi paccusation contre les c6liba-
t~aires, ct celles de PlatOn decrete-
rent des peines p6cuniaires contre
ceux qui ne sc mariaient pas avant
35 ms.
Les anciens legislators de Rome
imposerent des lois pour coutraindre
au marriage. Cesar s'attaqua, lui,
au celibat DIES femmes, en- les pre-.
nant par Ia s6verite.
La lOi defendant aux femmes qui
avaient moins de quarante-cinq ans
de porter des pierreries, 81 Giles ne
talent pas mariees.
A Rome les celibataires n'etaient
pas admis a rendre temoignage.
La premiere question 4 celui qui Sc
presentait pour rendre temoignage,
etait celle-ci "Avez.vOus une fem.
me :"
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UN CONTE DE FEES.

On dirait III cOnte mails c'est une
historic.
LIE marquis de las Sircadas a un
hotel aux Champs-E lysees.
Lam passe, sa cuisiniere, un cor
don bleu, s'appelait Leontine tout
court, tandis que son cOcher sap,
pelait Cesar ct sc: mont,ait digne
de ce beau nom par son art de con.
duire haut la main un quadrige de
chevaux anglais.
LIE cocher faisait un doigt de
cour a Ia cuisiniere mails sill fir
TAFT ave. ellie, c'etait pour qu'elle
lui prerarat DIES ragodts dignes de
lui. &c cocher jouait d tons les
jeux ; il jouait surtout aux courses !;
aussi n'avait-il jamais un louis vail
liant. II ne d6daignait pas dem
pruuter quelquetois cent sous q Ii
cuisiniere. I'm soir quill ouvrait son
portefeuille pour lapayer, il 1ui dit 4:
-Leontine, youlez- vous que je
vous pave en- billets de loterie!
Cette file, ayant peur de ne pas
voir d'autre m0nnaie, met Ia main
sur les trois on quatre chiffons que
lui presente Cesar.
C'etait Ia fortune. LIE surlende-
main, coname ellie faisait danser
ranse du panier, Ielle entend crier
la liste des num6ros gagnants ; ellie
risque un SOU au retour du march@.
En- croirai je mes yeux I Ellie s'aper
colt qu'elle a gagn6 I'M lot de 1OO,.
600 francs. Pas bette, du tout, ellie
ne dit rien; mails an d4jeuner, lie
cocher qui nest pas bette non plus
ct qui a apercd sur le fourneau la
1iste des num6ros gsgnants, p3netre
Ia joie de Ia cuisini6re. as
Eth bien, Leontine, est-ce un
gros lot % I'M petit lot que nous
avons gagn9f 49,
-Pourquoi dites-vous : "Nous
avons gagn6T Vous MY ates pour
rien /; mails rassurez-vous, je mai
gagn6 nj nm petit lot nj IN groslot.
-Montrez moi mes billets.
-Pourquoi dites.yous tines bill.
letsr ills sont bien 4 moi j; dali
leurs, je ne les al plus.
LIE cocher epic Ia cuisinie1e. A Ia
IN de Ia journ6e grace q ua mot de
IL femme de chsmbre, il ne doute
plus que ses billets n'aient gagn6
un lot.
Eft pour cent sous /! s'4crie.t-il.
peu plus il 20 donnerait IN coup
dc revolver.
Le lendemain &c nest plus IN 50.
cret, LAontine q gagn6 IN lot de
sent mile francs ; bien mieux, re-
du coin s'est habill6 comme
m notaire pour accompsgner Ia
Daisiniere, Plus nm doute, ellie va
beocher les cent mile francs, mails
oocher feint de tout ignorer. An
eur de L6ontine, il VI soigner
eelle le pot-au.feu.
Eegs n'avez jamais cts 9 jolie,
ditd1.
1t \ Hembgasse. Mails 10 vertu
.L&outino - r6v0lta. 1
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Rotary o PREss.

Avant tout le materiel necessaire. mons SOM
mel a meme d'executer tour les ouvrages ty-
pcgraphiques qni nous seront contits Les
hrets d'ayocat. cartes a'atiaiIes. entetes 0e
features, tickets d'habitatiOn. blancs, circu-
Iaires. etc. seront inprimfs dams lie plus BRET
aklai ct d des prix m0deres.
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VA0AC CLIO 40 IlCuU d ul0t0lICCS VA
SAINT qu'elle ne connait nj le bon nj
le mauyais motif. LIE cOchcr retOur-
lie 4 sOn ecurie ct Sc demande COM
ment il p%0urrait rentrer dams ses
cent mile francs. II ne connait pas
d'amant q Ia cuisiniere, pOurquOi
ne repouserait il pas? IL va chez
une marchande de fleur ct achete
un bouquet ; il y place un billet
dOux de haut style.
Con vOus aime CONNIE 81 vOus
etiez une duchesse, c'est quill Y en-
a pas de plus belle que vOns. Celui
qui vous adorera toujours."
Tout celia ecrit II du papier par
fulne, DIES colonies Sc becquetant
en- tete de la page avec un CHEN
couchant sur Penelope.
Naturellement, Cesar ne va pas
porter lui meme son bouquet. II
charge un de e amis de cette am
bassade delicate. LAM presente
lie bouquet a la femme de chambre
ell lni distant dun air malin "VOus
savez pOurquoi p
La femme de chambre qui nest
pas 81 maligne que Ga, porte lie bou-
quet a sa maitresse.
Grande surprise quand la dame
lit lie billet doux !; ellie court d son
mari, tout a la fois Reuse ct indi>
gnee. LIE marquis reconnait recri-
ture de son cocher. II appelle la
femme de chambre. "Qu'est.ce
que celia veut dire - Eft il lui jette
lie bouquet a la figure.
-Apres celia, dit la femme de
chambre, c'6tait peut-etre pour la
cuisiniere.
On met la femme de chambre d
la porte, tout juste an moment Oil
LeOntine Went avertir monsieur ct
madame qu'ayant gagner un lot de
cent mile francs ellie ne veut plus
faire la cuisine, du moins aux all
tres.
LIE marquis nest pas content,
parce quill reconnait les vertus du
Gordon bleu.
-Vous me donnerez au moins
vos huit jours?
Isl monsieur veut ; ,je sails trop
ce que ie dois 4 monsieur.
Gent mile francs {! s'ecrie la
marquise. Jespere que vous allez
vous acheter de bellies robes.
Oh pas 81 bette, madame. J,ai
mon idee.
LIE cocher, qui a entendu que
L6ontine await :une idee, ne loute
pas que ce ne soft lie marriage. II
est de plus en- plus gallant, il la de-
wore DIES yenx. tout en- d&vorant
SEES ragohts. II fait toojours sem.
blant de ne pas SAVIOR qn'elle a
gagne le gros lot ; le'second jour il
finit mar I'M dire.
-Ecoutez, L6ontine, faites.moi
gagner lie gros Lot, dQnnez:moi vo-
tire main.
-Oh! non, dit la c~uisiniere, vous
joueriez mon argent, vous joueriez
ma robe de noce, yous aniriez par
jjouer moi-m6pae.:
LIE cocher s'est tue dun coup de
La cuisiniere a fait SEES
HUT jours ; ellie est toujours a ma.
rier.
Attendons-nous avoir prochaine.
ment q la quatrieme page des jour.
naux de Paris une annonce ainsi
concue:
Dame richie, retir6e des affaires,
sachant parfaitement faire la cuisi.
ne, desire 6p0user un homme deco.
re. Arsene Houssaye.
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ABONNE1IENT

TN carr6 de l0ligues; lere insertion 81 50
:. =. 2me 75
" Insertion add. so
TOute annonce indignant la profession
avec radresso ct n'exc6s;ant pas quatre
Nenes. mar an. d'avance.....:......... s. 0c
Announces de candidats, d'ayance 80. 10 co
NGcrologie. par Ggne .-...-..-:.- 10
TOute annOnce commemorate pnbliee 4 Pam
nee sera inserce au taux de 30 cents par pou-
&c pour la premiere insertion ct 81 cents pour
les insertions suhSequentes.
T0ute aunonce don't le no,nbre d'insertiOns
nest pas specific sera inseree jusqu'a neuvel
Ordre au taux Ordinaire.
ATELIER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
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NOTICE

Having purchascd the cljajiht situated hail
or shop Of +. Hogan. in this ,oxh. / nm nov
PssPasca 70 take contracts for Mskisa nv
Boilers and repairing old qnes. Fall asfE1ns
ton guaranteed. work will DO done st ~ -
est figures. lhsve secured the serv,css II ~
2. Hogan, "a foreman and manager ~ ~:
had long experience in this buaisees. rs-xse.
will find it to their interest to call on ~.
fore making contracts elsewhere.
r Wy. 81. RA0AM.
T~hibodaux. April 9Th. 1885.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-18
Danegrens Bowel Disorders

Now that bowel disorders, slfeh a@clrs
cholera snorbus diarrhoea. looseness, pain
IN the bowels etc, are prevalent all 0versh.
country all z!sosld be p~rpar, d for ss3dd
Emergencies. AST1sl : ''Ale=isssipI
Diarrhopa CsyFGra2@ Is stsse4g.''qd rencG
t has stood IN" test If untold ih9usa n,ls f.
thirty years ;ald has never been known
fail in a single instances. Every steam,
Giving n FEATHER Of Waters" carry it an.
RELY upon it exclusively for the cure I,
,owells disorders One desse ut, II cif, cts
cure and several doses never fails. Have
handy! 1t is safe and reliable and tn be.
remedy 81 its kind in the world. FIR sal
by all druggists and by the MANSFIELD
MEDICINE CO., Memphis Tenn.
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Logan as a shooter.

Gen. Logan is looking better than
any time during the last IL months,
The manuscript Of his beck is ia the
hands Of his publishers and lie is
now preparing himself Tor a long
season OF rest The general build
ing gymnasium in the rear 1T lIi-
house, wheic he prupnses u soen
an hour each day exercising Will
the clubs AmI dumb bells. Gen
Logan is very tond ul outdoor sports.
ale is an admirable horselnan an,,
swordsnan ami knows how .,
handle rifle He is one OF. the
best pistol shots in the country.
He has the handsUmes, dueliug pis-
9ols in Washington. But he is tho
last man " Llas Ca asa atles.6JA o.
skill When down At tire Hot
Spring si Arkansas Il fen yeale age
lryh :, "a 1hruw Wll ii peculiarly Sc
we're tack + rhtuanaIIsnl, he astJn
ishe,, the pistol experts oil that IL
toli " country.
On one occasion dozen young
men were pra.tic4ng from the pl:zz
of the the generals uutei nj Il BOTH
rad ua the broad crotch of dislul
tree. The bottle was round. ii,
less It Was hit plumply ia the lllIu
dle Il sam round ala round like !.
top. The youhE meA were SUOu
iots, bu. nov ana ILen tuey wou.,
miss lh~ s,tnrAn5lt difficult M: r.
Then the invalid senator won ii chat
them. The Young men finally be.
came irrlaled i. "a. ked the -ruei-
r. n. could ..rnA, ,a cir skill.
%ftpr it'll u,,,,,e cb;,Iliuu HE peps.
nj sad.
an I'LL ven fellows Is att vii
-, ~. -, - :, YOU puI III
= ,n ,ou,,n 4 bsx 1T ciear.
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MOUTH!

There is il lady living here, Mrs -,
who has had catarrh for many, many
years have known SHE had it for hf-
teen or twenty years. and my father once
dOctorrd A,r, as -he was then a tenant o.
nur place. Pr abe last two and half
years .Ae il IN bNen bedrIddOn, the catsrrh
or career 1.-THE nt1tIferoWs physicians have
svver decided which, uring her two and
nah years in the bed, had eaten all the
rouf ui her mouth out. She was 80 often
i've no one could stay in the room she
could not t smything, but could swallow
solIl, if it ans -trai..eu. She gave up tC
die, and cam, So near perishinR all. thought
swe would d e Tier son bought The b.
~, and @li, used several uUIlc~, which ef-
u Cted an entire cure. she IL now well
and hearty. have rot exaggerated one
article, LUCY 81 KONG.
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Non Resident Notice,

In the County Court Of ITar,ienian
County, Tennessec,-M. p. Jones ct. al j.
v. Lula Davis, ct, ais P,tiii,,n to sci
land for division. No 1859 Il. u.
IN this c.,tlse >.it appearing from the
7, ,ition whsch Is sworn to lhat the Il f,.u-
dantS J e. Davis, Lula Davis. Nellie Ia
vi, STANLEY Davio and Daisev Davis are
non-rcsideu;s OF Tbs Sale Of Tennessee,
II is ordered thai publication be made for
four suc,. --sive weeks in the Bolivar Iiul-
letin a ne" ~ p r published a, !ol ar,
ItUn,ssee, I'd. rms said defendants J. f.
Davis, I.uIa Davis. Nellie Davis, Siau ~
Davis. and Dai~,y D.vis te enter their
appearance herr ia hy "r within the first
three day. of the j AIRY term ISSG Of
IN County Court Har,irman Coulu
T,.nneSs,.,., To- he held Il Bnivar, IseHn,. :
see IN Moniav, lac 4.h day Of Jauss5y
1883 rnd pc .,u -st,~"s - r'aur tu &c
l,e ,.ion IN tbs cause or til slime wRG ie
takca tor coa 90 IT. .n and - Tor
hc,rinN ~xpariv. Tn.- the ltth day ot
y, .Vrtp bcr, ,,,s.
+ ~, ~.
WOOD 4 AI1N otter ..,...c.g
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tseod Result In Every Case.

d. a. bradford, Wholesale paper deal' r.
of ChauaauugH, Tean., writes, that he was
seriously fllict,d with a severe cold that
s,.ttlvd ON his lungs he tried many RENE
di,s without benefit. Belu1 induced to
Try H., Kings New discovery for C,S'-
amp. a. did so and was entirely car, d
y use f - " bottles. Sinee whieh time
ne has us' d ii in his family for ail Coughs
and Colds With best results. This is Ia,
xI.urieuev ~ ,i.Sosands whose lives hav,
,,,vn savtu ~ this Wonderful Discovery.
Iria Botti,s snos ~ i. V. HadroR
ttItr sIsYts