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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-10-16
Clutches Cheap Nowl

TN The vicinity Of Blanche J L. NAbDox' .
ALIEMEsT has laid them al aside; aBd
supple Up all the old horses shoulders and
reduced their big head and Jaw to their nat
aral size. IT you think II a hunbuz come
down and viii give You rub and cor
vince you; one application viii satisfy Jon.
Il Cures rheumatism, sEeIlinEs, Psins, aches,
removes corns, cures sick and HerS0as head
ache, stops inflammation ofthe stomach and
gives you good use Of your muscles and ppfs
your kidneys to aching and Strengthens ysuT
back, removes that psste<Oxrd hat ap-
pears to be on your breast when yOa RE
every morning. one application vii reslose
1t IN three minutes, and removes dat csteh
behind or under your shoulder blade.
Six hundred bottles sold Iasf yer and
up to now and every bottle gave entire sat-
isfaetiOn. Where IL there smother lisiIaent
that can say the same thing ard prove II
BY yOur next door neighbor beyond eOHire-
Yersy. viii be around ~ a short time 70
give all chance IN Lincoln county 20 Try i,
and will come again after Bsat- am not
afraid 70 see you after selling VOa one bet
lie. You will not wait for me 70 AK you 10
buy next time, you will meet me wifh the
cash with these words, II viii never be
without it, J. L. MADDOX,
sept % Proprietor, Blanche, Tenn.
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New Weather Theory.

The Rev. Henry Roe, of
Shcrburne, England, writes to
the London Times his opinion
that changes in the weather are
due to alternate waves OF dry
and wet periods Of nearly equal
length These periods extend
over tErce years for each, and
he gives tAe following simple
rule by which any one can work
out the several cycles of years
Tor himself. Cd When the
number OF ANY particular year
Is even and exactly divisible by
three. shat year Is the middle
one OF three wet and cold sum
uers. Cd When the number Of
,he wear IS odd and dSvISibIe by
three. then tha1 year IS the mid
dc Of = triad Of hot ant dry
Summers. Mr.. Roe does not
pretend to extend these rules to
other places outside OF England,
but he shows by Observations
'cxten.linz over twenty-scven
years that they coincide closely
with the weather records IN that
county.
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The Hair

Prof. Wilson, OF England, IS
the highest authority on the
hair. lie condemns washing it,
and advises, instead, thorough
brushing. This promotes cir
culation, removes scurE and Is,
in allrespects, better than water.
Cutting the hair does not, as
commonly thought, promote it,
Growth. Most of the specifies
recommended for badness not
excepting petroleum, are mere
s.imt.lanss, and are seldom or
never permanently successful
Somc Of them give rise to con-
yestion OF The scalp When q
stimuIant is desireahle. ammo
MIA Is the best. L - safe.
For falling ont Of the hair,
DIR. Wilson prcscribes lotion
compcsed of water Of ammonia,
almond oil and chloro.orln, one
part each, diluted with five
parts alcohol, OF spirits OF rose
mary. the whole made fragrant
with q drachm of oil Of lemon
Dab Il on she -kin, after thor
ough FRICTION with the hairbrush.
Il may be used spsringly Or =
buntlantIy, daily or Otherwise
For Z cooling lotion, one
made al two drachms Of glycer-
Inc 10 eight parts Of distilled
water Is elective. allan ing dry
ness sa5l0ing Irlisabiiify. and
removing seasf.
Both badness and grsvneSsl
aepsad Oh defective powers of
the scalp skin, and arc To be.
treated alike What Is needed
Is Observation-Disclosures. witfea,
any lrrItstIon. The loI!owinr
Is gooi: R0b iaso the hare 80.
ees daily or even twice a dsv.a
IMMINENT OF camphor. anmonfs.
cllluFoforin, AMI aeoaisc. 500
parts each The friction sberI,I
be very gentIe.
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Protection Against Rust

For farm implements having
metal surfaces exposed, for
knives and forks, and other
household apparatus, indeed for
ALI metals liable to be injured BY
rusting, we know of no simpler,
more effective application than
that furnished by the late Prof.
Olmstcd. lie used it ca air
pumps, telescopes and various
either apparatus. Take any
quantity of good lard, and to
every pound or so add of COM
mon resin an amount equal to
half the size Of an ege-a little
more or lcss i ONO consequence.
Melt them slowly together stir
ring as they cool. Apply this
with a cloth or otherwise, Just
enough to give a thin coating to
the metal SUFFICE to be protected.
Il can be wiped off nearly clean
from surfaces where 1t viii be
undesirable, As In the case Of
knives. forks, etc. The resin
prevents rsncidity, and the MKT
are excludes the ready access Of
air and moisture. A fresh appli-
cation may be needed when the
coating is washed of by storms
or Otherwise.
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CURE or ScfATfcA AND NEU-
RALGIA.-Dr. Ebrard, of Nimcs,
states that he has for many
years treated all his cases Of
sciatica AMI neuralgia pains with
On improviscd apparatus, con
sisting merely Of a fat-iron and
vinegar, two things that will be
found in every house. The iron
IS heated until sufficiently hot
10 vaporize the vinegar, and is
then covered with some WOODEN
fabric, which is moistened with
vinegar, and the apparatus Is
applied AT once 10 the painful
spot. The application may be
repeated two or three times .
day. DIR. Ebrard states that as
a rule pain disappears in TWEEN
ty-four hours, and recovery en-
sues at once.
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Loss N GATIiEENG CRoPs.
A air. Connor, Of King Georges
county, Va, writes TO tha Sci
enifc dmericaa a call to in
ventors for some invention BY
which farmers may With more
economy gather in their crops.
lie says that in a field Of wheat
Of cighty-iive acres, calculated
to yield from ten to twenty
bushels per acre, he selected a
square yard and rubbed il out
carefully. The yield weighed
six ounces, and from this calcu-
lation the whole field should
have produced 1851 bushels,
and yet it only yielded 1850
bushels, showing a loss Of 1,12l
bushels; in other words, ne saw
ed two-fifths and lost three
fifths. He further saws tn c
wheat was cut with cradles, the
field well raked, and threshing
done by a first class machine.
The foregoing appears to be IN
credible, and the probability Is
that TIC statement Is incorrect,
probably from too small a pOr-
ton OF the field having been
selected as the average; bnt Il
is as we'll to let the facts be
known, as other farmers may
take the trouble 20 Investigate
the subject, and make their
own tests and publish their re-
suits.
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To CERE WARTS oS HORSES,
Mules AND Cows Make a
strong solution Of alum in wa
ter; halt a pound to quart.
Wet the wart twice day with
the solution. In ten days they
viii disappear, and often in half
the time. 1t is an cffectual rem
edy for warts on the teats Of
cows. The warts arc sometimes
very troublesome and tender, Of
ten bleeding, but the application
uf this solution will cure and
take them all permanently of.
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RATs.-A pair of rats pro-
duced, as a rule, thirteen filters
Of eight young ones each in
three years, and the young ones
do the same after becoming 6
months old. The grand total
from a single pair at the end of
three years is 656,SJS. Rats
have migrated to all parts Of
the worid. They are found eat
ing turtle on the Island of As
cension. They have reached
India, China and abound in
JAPAN.
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Its too soon 70 forget the ragages OF this terrible
disease which m doubt return IN moro ms
iilsff and yirient FORM IN The fali months OF iss9
nforrcBs,s fzc7zffne,a Remedy discovered
n southern Ellifia and used fh such wonderful
re-nit- az south smcrica where the snest agtrz
ted eases Of feyefase f0nnd. fosh one II
ouBces OF bile 10 BE filtered o. strained IRON the
blood ouch tisAc 4 ptsscs through the Liver As
Tong n al excess Of bic cxis g.. BY is wonderful
action on the Liver and stomach the II isfATfNE
rot only p.eEents 10 certainty any Kind ~ Feycf
and Black N0nit. hut also cuIes Healae5c. Con-
stipasion OF the Bowels, Dyspepsia and all Na.a-
rial diseases
No one necal fear Yellow Fever who via ex-
bel the Maarial Poison and Of bic from the
bl0oh by using MERRELL'S HErATiSE, which
Is sent b. express by the Proprietors.
a Z RyRRzLI 60 rhrz Pa
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AMERIcAN all E0REIGH PAIENIs.

GILMORE Il cD.,saeeessors % Chaprnans
Is0smeF a. Co.. spite5soES. Pzsenss Fesesref
No gf1fgs Enless she yaeat = sTaEsst- VI ICES
for makiaK prelhsf1ary exss1 lras'azs ~ sssai-
tfoEal fees sor inlne s,f eGsat fest8x rsae4r~
ing By rsssat deri<sts % taa C1s1asissiSssey
AL - sect0i apptiessiSas nay - revived. 4pe-
efd attention. rsVeu - Fzs%TfsreEce fstes t,sfors
sne Rateus Cdlfes Exeeuss91f before CCaxr1ss. la
krarsmeas suits - fiTererg States ast o. lisiz4-
fios appsBsaIHiaG % IErep Los ~ l4seafa. ssna
ss&1p - GILMORE 3 co. sor pan ,eies - ssxtg
ca9eS
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Horse, hay, black mane, fsfi and ! g,
left eye out with speck in the same, some
white hairs OF beth side near the tanks,
l5Iz hands high, o. 8 years old; z d Nc
Nilien, BIB dis, Apri! $3.50.
MARSHALL cJrSTT-
T,co HOrses-one bar, 151z hand 50 yTs
old vaIaed at S25-the ether dark brown
or bay, Is hands, IL years old, valued at
so, both BIZ g. W Rome. LewisbGrg, Aug20
xKDIspE COUNTY.
Mare UgIe, black, plain gear marks, a.
bout II hands high, 10 or u years old; by
JehR z l.aughinghouse, sept s-vsluatiOn
not given
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j. yeuF Foaie. Bssisess men asd -.
seetess, ihis rouie ogefs yss god -
nee''oss aHd aesensfao4ssis.s. W
fDgnd up fekefs ran ~ n~rek.~.S :.
kl'se'gai oi'lees fsF al f5s prsssrfss.1 s,.-;.,
80 !. 'n ~ resorts, ether b Nsrfb ~
~ ;soush.esst. This Il gs1r sI',,~ses, - -,
snd 9niefeet ysaas 4, sse~6 U -1.sss 80 :.
9ftaef~ 49, s,'lee q ne Northwest ~
- 49, - Sfs4.,.'.s NsffeIk, WashiHzfsn
easfe~- 49,. - ei'er pfossistbf Heaf6-
~ -. 80 =" ig1sAfe rssffnx - ~ ~
ei,. - p y ~, yeu ars eifeFed seffeY
-'''''es''s'ns mas b any oflsSfs
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-10-16

Savannah, Ga, is not only
the second cotton port, but the
second in naval stores and rice
in the United States.
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IAsel VIM ESTATES.
LNS0LTENII NOqICE.

DURSUANT 70 an order n the Clerk Of
a The County Court Of Lincoln County.
Tennessee, upon the suggestion Of the adj
Hinistraior Of the estate Of
james ~. George, Deceased,
Of The insolvency Of said decedenl's estate,
notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
Claims against said estate 70 present them
o the Clerk Of said Court, authenticated,
N or before February 3rd, 1850.
or pro rata distribution, or they will be
forever barred F. +. EZEIsL,
septlS- Administrator.
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SOB i !. :. !. !.
- -. AZ Eek IL Soax eva serTs slss -
AM4A Il css8zsf Ffssesf. yaa e1n ff4e gae tirf-
iseas srial rlrfDuf &1g eke1rae y IS
- - bes1 81 1rlnE4isq ert afssssl s6r lfa<e
MHFf EfI7zr1f - raEk- 1g.r saDtsif trr rosf~
rH44& iuE efee East T5a ~ T5-srsef
WITH Bfat rsrg eaa 10 "a SIZE saaSssss ~
- oTsr~ - Fszat - - lstE aeFe- Ts1
el1 1apses 81 Fssll~ flzs sslJT Fe1r sosTs s1He
~ tae ass14ass slsd maze xefs paf ~ srsfT ~
sazE y5u work Ns-ren aisle - afoeh nass. 7asf
lsTaeerfat p-fss1e aerns ASH parstsrsgrs, VAN
Ne llalA1res. > erfas fres- o1sst e1as Diass %
A4Frt tt1lez - y ~ have sEsE cift.se
Asfrsss r. nNfg.EsE &C0-, RoTstaa,f Sle-
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Sarah Freeman, Deceased,

Of the insolvency Of said deeedenf's estate
notice is hereby given to all persons having
eIdms against said estate 70 present them
10 the Clerk Of said Court. authenticated, on
or before january list, 1880, lOr pBo
afa distribution, or thay will be forever
barred. j. If. BARHAM, AdDfr.
aug 7
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1NsOLvENT NOTICE.

DURsUANT 20 an order Of fhe Clerk Of
a the County coert Of Lineoln eousty
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the admins
traitor Of the estate Of
II. II. Broarn, Deceased,
Of the insolvency Of said deeedeni's estate;
notice Is hereby given to al persons having
Claims against said estate 70 present them
10 the Clerk Of said Court, authenticated,
on or before January 9th, Essc, for pro
rata distribution, or they viii be forever
barred. j.. p. HUDSON, Adm.
aug. Z
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D. rlnhl,.aa'l stlLsgia q lr..r. sli,sE.

EE7~ The reports OF wonderful cures OF Rhenma-
tism ScTofula. salt R1eTm. syphilis. Cancer, III
GERS and Sores, that come from all parts of the
country. are not only remarkable but nsiracu-
l0ns a. &c doubted it rot for the abundance
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VALUABLE TABLES.
straya Taken 40.

LIT Esndef AnSDsGl izeiesn-2Hd- CDR
b. D<sersDEoa- 4tA. Aye---5sA. Postsy's
r1sus-efk T IND and Place Of qTTest-
5A YaIE1fiOA
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4 MTRACTE

" Est POIST. GA. sept i6 1870
GExTss-My daughter was taken ON the 10Th day
Of June. 1865. with Whist WAS supposed to be Acute
III eumati-ln, and treated for the same with
success Ia March. following. pieces OF bone be-
gan TO work out of the right arm. and continued 70
appear TIL MI the bone from the elbow to the sbOui
der JONI came out Many pieces OF bone came cut
Ut the right foot and lcy- The case was then pro-
tOgBeesl Oise oil White Swelling After having
lcesi con,iHei about six years to her bcd and The
caSe considered hopeless I was induced to try DR..
PeBberson's omIs0HHd FxtTaet OF Stiilsngia. and
was we'd sIti-1icd with its effects that / hive
continued the use OF it until the present.
Ally daughter was confined e her bed about six
years before she sat up even turned over with
Olt hylJ. She HOW sits up all day, and scws most
OF her time-has waikc=i across the rOoEl- Her
general health Is now good. and believe she will,
sa hsr limbs gain strength, walk we'll attribute
her recovery. with the blessing OF God. TO the use
OF your isfzlaaJIe medicine With gratitude
an. JJaTs truly, w y. BLAATpE
YBsT pOIST "a. Sept. i6, 1910
GEMS The a:Oec certificate OF Hr. W Il BiaH-
tOa We know and certify 20 a. lseing true The
thing is hunslTelsog the most respected citizens
viii certify to it. rs nush reference can be gIvea
Is may be required l0Srs tTnly-
LRtW FORD 4 WALKEK Druggists.
JIOS IL -. WILLIAMS.
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n ~ a a MONTH guaranteed sfs day
NZkkN cagi'a,l BOT isqaIssi ,ss sIiI .issi
"a Inake money faster ~ work for ~
Ne%S a #t1an ~ anyfbib1 else. The work
afA%U N# 30 light AMI pleasant ard such ~
FIUO " any one can 70 right a.. Those
e 10 are wise who see this notfce 80 send rs their
addresses az once ard see for themselves. C0sfiy
Outht and terms FIRE. Nov j. the time. Those
already At work are 1ying up large sums Of mon
ey. address TRUE . Co., Augusta Ne. aeEzs-i =
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INSOLYENT NOTICE.

DURSUANT 10 an order Of the Clerk
4 The County Court Of Lincoln county
Tenn, upon the suggestion o. the executor
Of the estate Of
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RSy- DIR. PeISberioE's sff1Iirgia Is pre-
paTss,i i,r a. = Al EIlRELL & Go. Phiiz- Pa
sold ~ all Druggists in 81 % BOTTLES. sent By
express. Agents wanfed to caaysss everywhere.
SeusI for BOok-''CEriOus SIoTy''-frec to all
ments.
dec Fly
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PfMSLlM8.

Au 0EFfeers-seEasers, art stxfSSsrs w5s1ae>.
ruyaurs.s o. Ssj1res4 ~ ~ ltte esfs 4oraVev
sifxssly. eaH sfsafN psnsisa ~ ses9fessssy Gil
sss.es S-sseessaf sg GILMORE q CO., -
c-7e ts s.ssvnfs eogrs % ths Cn5sesf states re
CosSrs u Cianas sna the soaeleg1 CAgias fosE-
urfssGdn,
Essss ar.asat6f oaE tas5sess = e9assucse1 -
sepaszse t1rsslu- Ensssx ssdr1E - &c ticrle *
gerisnes1 pEFstes eurteyest > ne 81 arf--
Prsrrrf a1zanrsea 10 as BUSINESS sHErafse3 -
GELfIoEE a &c. - fas9s sernFDt We aeefrs
- reia saseess " efseryfHx =. GfLEDa-E a -.
81 3 Gfraas -Eass xtss. . & 81 -
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INSOL VENT NOTICE.

INSOL VENT NOTICE.
DURSUANT 10 an order Of the Clerk Of
Il the County Court Of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the admins
traitor Of the estate Of
-Neacton Whitaker, Deceased,
" the insolvency OF said decedenpsestate,
notice is hereby given to al persons having
claims against said estate to resent them 70
the Clerk Of said Court, authenticated, on or
before the 3rd Of February. 1850. FOR
pro rata distribution, or they will be forever
barred. RIA. BEES, Ezr.
sept Ig6
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~ vesr Avn Sorra. wfsT.
Lexgs Eash7ilss =. 30 :. ~ a. g
4rr1ys NeIzeszls lin zls,n
81 Hsrfis - .aos az ~
- CaiDa or s0ye kf6AS
q Nes1. rs 80 g0S0 =. y.
d - 49, - sstes aa4 lsase fsbles
ssH - -, - = serf, ~ WI DANaEY,
~ =. /, - ~. Lk.Is., Oss1 eszs.ef'k 4.
$ashgilia. Nashville.
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JOURNALS.
WHAT PAYS BEST
AFTER HARVEST.

Is A sEsIoUs coxsIDERATioE or ITS COST AID
PROrITs, AND How TO EcoS0xIzE BT CoxPAz-
ISG ToUR OWN EXPERIENCE WITH THAT or
oTHEEs II FARN LABOR.
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LAND CASES, LAID ELRRLEFs, nj

CONTESTED Lard Cazes p7s.segnfa1s aesyFe 50 ~
GsEcral Itsa 0sses ss,i IssPsrsasert - sfe fsts-
rasF.- Psfgx1e Land Gtalrs lEfs1BN SO Pre-
EEapfB@B Claims. aat Homestead Cases -
teas3s11 70 Larsf strip - -. - -. 20 acre DE
rex Tor sale Tbs scrip j. sssig1zile. aaf >aa
fseassd n fhs rasne - tks gprrresfr aSon say
6oFsrnnsea@ lzll1 8sf.sys cFfV1ts eftrf ~ s. =
per acre Is - q sFgHai vziae VIA fSaHs7 fssaa
~ srrzntS. send stsIap % zsl14JEE a 20. E5E
r,ssr.uFf@x n trserrr.re1eu
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1T always has the news IN advance
al others"
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bRREgRS 0F PAY an Bounty,

0f1feers, aO11lers xnf aHs1Srs 81 ~ sefs
var ~ their haErs Ers ~ Mzny easfs enffs.est -
nsszey frssn ne GscteTsnleBt - 8niet tAsy rfpe
- En1xfe<xs- WsSss fnff alst1gy - serysee. AL
ssase aai1srns % sag rad bountg receiTel- -
gtssf szansp - GILMORE = 90. asf : fats ssp3y
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IT Is the best Political Friend the FEfl-
PIE have, advocating It's democracy
uren the principles Il ias'ice
and equity 80 al :
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ONLY ellis A YEAR,
aSil place yoR in possession Of the only
Newspaper that gives the actual
experience and experiments
Of practical farmers
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer. il the
medium through which producers Of
eve.y cisss, make known their
experience, and sesk
that Of others"
~The best teacher or farming, Is the farm
er himself A fact fully demonstrated
in the department two pages
week devoted So The Farmer
and his Household IN the
Weekly EBquirer."
@The Best IS the Cheapest"

1T is worth $1,000 year 10 farmers
bat Gusts only Sl-l5-"
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