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St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-07
digging For Tom-Cods:

juggling for fresh fish is the sport
here. At this season the fish crowd
into the shallow water along the shores
of the Thames. When the first ice
makes the frost-fish jigger is out for
business. He needs no bait, but,
knowing. the habits Of the fish, relies
wholly upon stratagem. He provides
himself with two sticks two feet in
length. Upon the end of one he ties a
cluster of oak leaves, and at the end OF
the other he fastens a sharp hook,
m ma q miniature gaff. He takes his
bushed stick and puts it down IN from
eioht inches to a foot and hall OF
water. and begins to oscillate It pa
+ientIv. and the frost-fish comes to 1t as
net dogs or cats come to eat meat.
Thev swim slowly beneath it., rubbing
a ar the leaves and expressing signs
I,3 oratefulness at finding such shelter
when the Jig is deity lowered along
side If them and they are jerked out OF
fha water with a suddenness that must
astonish even fish The fish do not
Seem to oct frightened but continue to
swan. swarm Beneath the leaves and De
hooked up as long as the jigger has
patience to pull them. In this way
/ bushels of tom-cods are caught an
nually from the Thames. Nora'tch
Bulletin.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-07
SIBERIA.
Russia's Political Prisoners IN Her North
western Provinces.

western Provinces.
In this area, twice as large as all Er1-
rope, and with total population only
twice that of the English capital, towns
and villages are only imperceptible
points, separated by immense deserts
absolutely uninhabitable, in which if
any one Ventured he would die of
hunger or be dovoured by wolves. The
fugitive thus has no choice, and must
take one of the few routes which con-
meet the towns with the rest of the
world. Pursuit is therefore extremely
easy, and thus, while the number of the
fugitives from the best-guarded prisons
and mines amounts to hundreds among
the political prisoners, and to thousands
among the common offenders, those
who succeed in overcoming all diff
culties and in escaping from Siberia
itself may be counted on the fingers.
There are two means of effecting an
escape. The first, which is very haz-
ardous, is that of profting, in order to
get a good start, by the first few days,
when the police furiously scour their
own district only, without giving in
formation of the escape to the great
centers, in the hope, which is often real
lied, of informing their superiors of the
escape and capture of the prisoner
at the same time. In the most
favorable cases, however, the fugitive
gains only three or four days of time,
while the entire journey lasts many
weeks, and sometimes many months.
With the telegraph established along
all the principal lines of communica-
ton, and even with mere horse patrols,
the police have no difficulty whatever
in making up for lost time, and ex-
ceptional cleverness or good fortune is
necessary in order to keep out of their
clutches. But this method, as being
the simplest and comparatively easy,
as it requires few preparations, and but
little external assistance, is adopted by
the immense majority of the fugitiyes,
and it is precisely for this reason that
ninety per cent. of them only succeed
in reaching a distance of one hundred
or two hundred miles from the place of
their confinement. Travelling being SO
dangerous, the second mode is much
more safe-that of remaining hidden
in some place of concealment, carefully
prepared beforehand, in the province
itself, for one, two, three, six months,
until the police, after having carried on
the chase so long in vain, come to the
conclusion that the fugitive must be be-
yond the frontiers of Siberia, and
slacken or entirely cease their vigil
ance. This was the plan followed in
the famous escape of Lopatin, who re-
manned more than month at Irkutsk,
and of Debagorio Mokrievitch, who
spent more than a year in various
places in Siberia before undertaking
his journey to Russia Step@iGk. az
Cornl1iM lNaq0zine.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-07
THE MAGIC HAlRPIN.
The Thing Most Truly Representative OF
the Great American Girl.

The Thing Most Truly Representative of
the Great American Girl.
The proof of boys mechanical skill
is usually what he can do with jack
knife the proof of a woman's is what
she can do with hairpin.
Few women take naturally to ordi-
nary tools. They use hammers in .
gingerly and ridiculous manner, orthey
pound their fingers with them; they put
blunt-pointed nails along instead of
across the grain, and then wonder why
it splits; they use screW-drivers prinei-
pal1y to pry open boxes, and they think
Wire-pincers were made to crack nuts
with. But they know how to manage
a hairpin.
"A lady" said an obseryant gentle
man the other day, 'sell1ways opens a let
ter better than a man. A man tears off
corner, ard then pulls the envelope
more or less to pieces in getting at the
contents, but a lady draws a hairpin,
inserts one prong at a corner, and rips
open the edge as neatly, easily and
quickly as if the tool were made for the
purpose.
With this same sstool' she can, and
frequently does, button her glove and
occasionally her boots. She cuts the
magazines with it. She pricks memoir
anda when caught without a pencil.
She twists it into clasps for broken
ieWelry. She uses it to suspend plaques.
She employs it to draw corks, and also
to snuff candles. She inserts it in WIN
dows to keep them from rafting, and
uses it to brace back shades that incline
to tumble down. She succeeds, with
its help, in turning the hasps OF win
dows from the outside when obliged by
an accidental lockingout to burglarize
her own house. She arms herself with
it when travelling to keep disagreeable
neighbors at a respectful distance. She
files receipts upon it. She pins up no.
tees to the milkman. She even bends
it roughly into the form of her initial,
and hangs it in the keyhole of her init
mate friend by way of card when she
has forgotten her card-case and the
family are out.
The fan has long been regarded as
the object most suggestive of the Span
ish women. Ladies of other countries
are famed for their especially graceful
or skilIful use of other dainty family
feminine articles. But if we were asked
to select the thing most truly represent
atiYe of the Great American Girl, we
would name without hesitation the neat,
the ingenious, the inexhaustible, the
Magic Hairpin!-N 7. Ledger.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-07

How Americans Spoil Their stomachs and
Violate Good Manners.

How Americans Spoil Their Stomachs and
Violate Good Manners.
Hurried eatingis breach Of good
manners. Americans are proverbially
fast eaters. Not the boorish and low
lived, but the ''best'' people, so-called,
are often guilty of this indecency. DR..
Willard Parker, in recent lecture in
this city, gave the following bill of fare
seen to be eaten in Albany by .'legis-
lator'' in three and half minutes: Two
boiled eggs, two large potatoes, a beef
steak, two goblets of milk, plate of
ham and eggs, a plate of buckwheat
cakes and large cup of coffee. The
poor man, however, complained to a
friend that he ''didn't feel well, and was
troubled with dyspepsia" What sort
of legislation can be expected from
such bilious creatures? Animals do
better. The carrier pigeon arrives from
its long flight exhausted, refuses food,
taking, perhaps, a little water, and set
ties down to rest. Then it will revive
and eat. Instinct teaches it that when
the nerve power is gone it can't be
turned on at the stomach for digestion;
the steam is too low. The proprietor
of the Astor-House restaurant says that
it is strange ''tS see the way these
Americans go~ atSseir food. A man
will start at Vail strsSt, run all the
swa to the Astor as hst as his legs
StargK him, and Iss6vel in his lunch
asellaugh his life expended on his get
ting such in NE minutes. Then he
will ssand ao41N here and talk for an
hour ofSeuger without thinking of go
ing back d his Office. have seen them
go over alb converse for a solid hour
with the caahier, after running through
their feed Ake chain lightning. Home
Science,
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-07
The Right Man in the Right Place.

I
Joyce Hlbert is a wealthy New York
merchant, who is remarkable for his
candor He has also daughter who
is remarkable for her good looks. Not
long since Sam Iceman, Wall street
sharper, with whom Filbert had only a
slight acquaintance, called on the latter
and proposed for the hand of his daugh-
ter. The merchant looked at the pre-
Stunning Wall street broker for few
minutes and then said:
You are one of the most unmitiga-
ted Eascals out Of Sing Sing. You are
as sharp as q steel trap, but the steel
trap has the advantage of you when it
comes to conscience or honesty"
I've heard all that before. Ishouldn't
be surprised if there was some truth in
what you say" responded Iceman,
coolly.
Yes, there is nothing you will not
do for money!, continued the mer-
chant, "but as I am going into the
brokerage business on Wall street nv
self yon are just the kind of a man /
need for apartner; hence your proposal
to marry my daughter is accepted. I'll
furnish the responsibility so requisite to
rope in the suckersssfrom the country.
and you viii attend to them afterwards
for the mutual benefit of the fri You
are the right man in the right place. ~
The wedding will take place next
week. TEXAS Sittttags.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-07

which am prepared to produce ana truths
which can substantiate to the letter The
welfare of those who may possibly be suf-
ferers such as was, is an ample induce
ment for me to take the step haSe' ana q, II
/ can successfully warn others from the
dangerous path in which I once walked,
am willing to endure all professional and
]. B. HENION, NJ. D.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 80.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-07
a Pittsburgh Judge has decided,

A Pittsburgh Judge has declded,
n suit for damages brought by
IAN injured through his horse becom-
n q frightened at a bicycle, that bicy-
IN. NAV be used in the street like 9th
cIe .ehicles. and that their riders are
or liable for damages unless they are
n l.oc essly handled.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-07

1t is now pretty well settled that a
man who purchases a limited railway
ticket can complete his journey if he
starts on the day the limit expires,
notwithstanding it may take him sew
eral days longer to complete his jour
ey. N r SIM.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-07

"A Newburyport Mass painter was
surprised, a day or-tWo since, to receive
from a boy an order for 'sthree cents
worth of paint the color of a frogs
eYe.''
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-07

human iaw-bone of great size,
"A ,ound teeth, and other human
1tllI OF =. re found recently at depth of
1 po4eo feet m in limestone quarry near
CentersYA le' Ga.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-02-07

The plain, simple dress of the
Friends is said to be so rapidly disap-
pearing at Philadelphia that it IS now
rare sight.
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Resolution Of Respect.

Jackson Chapel Tenn, Sept. 9Th 1885
to the officers and members of Hardeman
Lodge No, 42O Free and Accepted Masons.
Your committee on resoIutions.in regard to
the death of brother John Barrett who
died August the Both 1885, beg leave to
submit the following "a their report:
Whereas The Supreme Architect of THE
universe has seen fit in His advise proyi-
dence to remove from our midst brother
John Barrett and while we dc not question
the wisdom of His decree it Is but natural
far ss to indulge in those feelings Of grief
and sadness with which the irreparable
loss OF our brot her has impressed US, and
to desire to extend to his stricken family
the consolation of heart felt coincidence.
Therefore be it resolved:
1at: That in the death of Brother Bar
rett that the Lodge OF which he was
member has lost devoted brother and the
fraternity an ardent co-worker.
End: The society in which he moved has
lest an ornament. the county a worthy
citizen and christian gentleman, who
was much esteemed by all who knew him
3td: Be it especially resolved that his
family have the sympathy ofthe lodge in
the loss Of devoted and loving husband,
and kind and indulgent father and exer-
cising faith in God and the Immortality
of the soul, we trust that our irreparabie
LOGS is his eternal gain in heaven.
4th: That we wear the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days, and that copy
of these resolutions be presented to his
family, copy published in the Bolivar
Bullet and copy spread upon the min
utes of said lodg.. All Of which is respee-
fully submitted.
This Sept, 9th, 1850.
J. c. JACKSON.
JAMES AcCANS.
ABRAM COX.
Committee.
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sPECIMEN COPIEs sENT FREE.
StBSCRfPTION "A TIf9

Subscri, tfOns can begin with anF number
Back numbers supplied the ssul. IA ,.s or
singlv for six eelsfr eSrh.
Wo pay all postage
To Those Who Desire To Get Up Clubs.
II you wish to geo up club far saturday Night,
send us your namS, anu Ge VIII forward you, free
al charge, lumber Of spec copies Of tIr PIT
per, that with tin M you give neighbor-
hood good conys~ihs.
OUR CLUB RATES.
For IS will send two copies for one year 10 one
address, each copy to a separate address.
For $40 We will send four copies for one yc7tr 10
one address, OF each copy 70 separate address
Fer so W. will se.d eight fopies to one aPdrcss,
or each copy 10 separate address.
T party who Sc IDS us S-1 for 3 club Of eight
c0pes (an sent at one tinej will DO entitled to =
copy for YeHr free.
Getters-up Of clubs pf eight copies can afterWard
add sin IL cnpias at s., 80 each.
Money should lie to US either by Post Once
Order Registered Letter. provide far As
possible against its loss ky mail.
All communications bSsiness or otherwise must
be addressed 30 JAMES ELN RESOS
Publisher Of SATCKDAE Mont,
Philadelphia, IA
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lengthy way we have written, but
we say for the fair that it was III ev-
cry way a success, and the day q
sery delightful one for
C. A, NJ.
bolivar. Sept. Il. ,85.
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We have just received barrel OF each
of the following: Lard OIL, bert, Black.
Golden Machinery, Castor Machine.
Gator, best S'Its, Corp-ras, Alum. vrns-
tiAn red, Mineral Paini, sulphur, I.inssed
Oil. S4l-AodH Rssiu. We intend to sell
these at the lowest prices and don't forget
it. 40 onv > all scll ihem cheaper than
Us. Aoor,& Harvey.
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Whitevrlle, Tenn, Aug Sth. 1885.

Whiteville, Tenn, Aug Sth. 1885.
A Teachers Institute will be- held at
Whlteville Tenn, embracing Friday night
and Saturday Sept, 10Th and Goth. We
would gladly welcome every teacher in
the county. We also especially request
the attendance of the good people of
Whiteville and vicinities
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Ny stock Is complete. Largest qualti-
tie~ aud lowest prices. Call and see me
and I viii give you bargains that will
please you. Respectfully,
B.V. Hudson,
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Saturday Night"
IMMENSELY POPULAR
The Leading Fa-iIy sassr ia Taitoi States
Ton Teas d Ysa.r E'kJ Week 70 !'.s. il

That is over 2e.oeO pounds. And ten times twen-
~ thousand persons Anxioualy wait its week. I,
cSminS.
The advance agent 81 Ons of the he.t patreniEs,i
travelling shows ia America, in speaking Of ths
wide-Spread popularity ii this fanil, paper, said
that hereVer hc found three trees growing, there
he found SATURDAY NI0hT."
lie msnt To say that all the people, all over the
land, III every Town and every village, lave thril
fAvOrite paper, and that their liking for IL WV
deSP-rooted and pernisnent, not superficial AM,
temporary, changing as the seasons change, Ans
dying vita the yo~r.
Wherever ii Comes, 1t Comes to stay
Every weekly issue Of Saturday Night contains >
quality and quantity Of literary material sAtisf,
Iug to every member of the f,nily. young aud oft
It, Stories arc Of standard excellence. The
gifted authors seek saturday Night ss the channel
by which they mty gain reputation.
Its pictures Gems Of Beauty, prod Hced by the
beet artists.
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TREETA.

WALTON: In Jackson Tenn, with material
fever on The morning Of the 4th inst, Mrs Carrie
walton, formerly OF Bolivar
Deceased had been momber of the Bal.tist
Church 20 years, Al oars old, and leaves a
husband and two cnildran.
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Look Out -!
For bargains in patent medicines come
around to us- All Of them at greatly re-
duced prices. Moore 4 Harvey.
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Window giass IL very low. Bny now
before it advances Ws have a large stock
cheap. Moore 4 Harvey.
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Qninine very low at Moore & Harvey >.

Browns Iron Tonic is the v'rv best medi-
cine for the blood. 1t 30 aids digestion that
each particle of food performs its wonted
Office, and gives that 10 the blood that which
is required to give il the rich rcd hWe that
indicates perfect health. When taken
directed it never fails to produAs the desir-
ed effect Price, 81 90 per bottle. For sale
by Moore & Harvey
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Advocates of prohibition need have no
fears of "PRfcKIY ASH BITTERsn as il il
a medicine, and by reason of its cathatig
properties cannot be used as beverage.
1t is manufactured from the purest mate
rails, and acts directly IN the Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach and Bowels. A. q blood purifier ii
has no equal. 1t is pleasant 10 the taste,
and effective in action.
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r. r.. WOOD, ar
FRANCIS FENTRESs.

DR.. \. Dickson desires to say TO his
friends and patrons that he has concluded
to remain in Bolivar until the lpt OF Oct,
when he win be compelled to leave. All
deSirins dental work done should call at
once. q.
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Ct. James Hall.
J, c. JACKSON.
JAMES McCANN.
ABRAM COX.
Committee.

Bolivar Tenn.
The Christmas term IF this Institution
will opsn Monday Sept, 14th. For circu-
lars or admission apply TO Miss II. l..
Tottsn, principal. q,
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For cough. cold or pain IN the chest
ase Hill & I.urk.rt'S Compound Licorice
iou;sh Syrup For sale at B. Y. iIudson.
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Moore 4 iiarvey lave just received
new lot u sch.'el books very cheap No
one can nseetour prices on item. Moore
4 Hsrrey.
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+ Lipssed oil is low down and lead ia st
painting price. Now is the time to bay.
We are the cheapest on the goods.
Moore & Harvey.
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Pocket Knives AT cost little damaged
6sx i the time lo gst a good knife Tor
lie,le n;oucy Moore Harvey
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I cordially invite everybody to call on
me before buying what they need, in
drug store. Ny prices can't be beat.
Respectfully
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You will be surprised while You are in
Bolivar if you will just drop in at Moore
& HNrvey's and see their large stock of
Lamps and so very cheap. A glass lamp
cOmplvts for % cents.
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Lamp I3nrnrr-, loc at IIudson's

1000 Lamp chimneys at Sc. each. b.
V Hudson.
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We call the attention of the public to
the new card thir week OF p. W. Austill
Mr.. Austin il running first-class bar-rOou.
~hsrs he koeps the purest and best brand.
Of wines and liquors. and finest cigar
Mr.. AUSTIN Invites his friends 10 call OF,
aim when they come to Bolivar. Hi
place Is opposite the south west corner Of
Court Square. See has card, and get re-
iroaI. Inent of him.
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4 dozen lanterns juat in, at low priecs.
II YOU want good light and good lantern
cali on us. Moore x Harvey.
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Mr. 4. B. Stewart sold a bale Of cStto
OF this years crop. gu Saturday last, I"
Alr. fhor. Polk, uf Nsw Castle, for II
enis. Mr. stewart iaane Of the naos'
siterpriSing farmers Of this csunty.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-09-18

Mixed paint. the best, for iess money
tnan any stsre in tewis and broad guar
antes given 81 Moore 4 Harvey's
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have the nieeS. iias 81 'rooth brushes
in ,own. See for your self. B. v. Iiid-
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For burning or tickling sensation in
he throat or lungs. use Hill & Lockert's
Compound Licorice Cough Syrup. For
sale by b. V. Hudson.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-09-18

The Soc Nelson house and lot in Boil
var. Apply to
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-09-18

The POI ular Liver Pill il Hill s. Lock
srl'~ Compound Podophyllin. For sale
by B. V. Hudson
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Nossrs. Ed Durrett, Harry Joyner and
james Weed, left last week for the STATE
University at Knoxville. They are all
three bright young gentlemen aud We pre-
die; Tor them honors in the institution.
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4 NEW STORY EVERY SECOND WEEE

Each paper has six Continued It rics from SIX
to Twelve Complete Shsrt Stories, mony Poems
items of Interest and Information. thr Latest Fash
ions, Answers to Gorrrsp ndcnta. and a variety Of
humorous an. entertaining arti les,
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE
In all the citi aud large towns Of the L nitsd
States. saturday sight Is for sale regularly tyrr1
week BY dealers and booksellers. Many Der
sons, however, fiud il fncQn vrIient bS tile pa
per from dealer. To any sueh, il viii 10 scuI by
mail, postage paid, At the follor Ing
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-09-18

Every bottle OF Moore's worm syrup j
guaranteed Try it. Moore & Harvey.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-09-18

Coal ail sud headlight OIL cheap At
Moore & Harvey.
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For srrepess pains and aches aroa /
the GUMS sud trvtls 'ise iiiil \ Lock, r.'s
NeuralRe. Fer sale Il lIud.-a,s
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Choice lot Toilet roaps at Hudson's.
Perfumes at Hudso =.
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Hair brushes and Combs are cheap Of
IIudeon's.
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l-an ought &, ses ITadaon'a 81 stationery
an elegant line and very rhesp.
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Examine Z. Y, IIndson's Drugs, and get
the prices of them. You will besurprisvd
TO find how cheap they are.
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II. II. ii. il selling fast. Try them.
Best pills in America. Price IS cts. per
box Moore & Harvey.