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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-13
BITS OF NEWS.
Picked Up Here aud There by R-zt'te
Reporters.

Picked Up Here aud There by s-<t'te'
Reporters.
NAIL FEEDEeS meeting this evening.
The luscious strawberry still fingers.
SODA water fountains did an extensive
business yesterday.
THERE was rousing TEN perance meeticg
at Parker Hall yesterday afternoon.
HOLIDAY Posr, G. A. R, is endeayoring
to establish a post of Sons OF Vetursus.
THERE we're no arrests by the pol &c
Yesterday. The town WAS unusually quie'.
DANIEL PLACE was yesterday committed
to jail by Justice Ankle on a charge OF III
sanity.
THE boys, old and young, are taking ad-
vantage oil the good swimming water IN
great shape.
PAT DONOVAN, of the Fest End says
thai tie man arrested Tor O)strucIag the
sidewalks vas not him.
The biggest race of the season will take
place a. the ALEXANDRA Palace rink next
Wednesday evening between Skinner and
Biakeney.
LIZZIE HILDERREAND aud Henry E)er-
ling were arrested early yesterday morning
for being drunk and diaorderly, on the
South Side.
The Salvation Army has f .zled GU on
the South Side The soldiers couldn't
stand the racket given them by the boys
down there.
DR.. JOHN DICSEY had the misfortune to
severely sprain one OF his ankles several
DAYS since, making it quite painful for him
to get around.
The many friends Of Miss Pauline En-
sheimer will be panied to learn Of her death,
which occurred last evening at six o'clock
from typhoid fever.
The Turner society INDUCED in q pleas.
ant private picnic out the pike yesterday:
Three wagon loads went out and returned
at late hour last evening.
A MEETING of the stockholders of the Ger
man Fire Insurance COMPANY will be held
this afternoon at their office Tor the purpose
of electing directors for the ensuing year.
Ok our third page will be found, taken
from our Sunday issue, the particulars OF
the opening Of the bid for the loan of 1885,
at the Bank Of the Ohio Valley. Saturday,
afternoon.
A BIG cave-in occurred on the Ohio side
at the back river dam on Saturday. A
great deal OF trouble has been experienced
at this point, and the last slide in the cut
will cause a large amount Of extra labor.
CRESCENT Lodge No s, A. A. |. Il S. W.,
installed the following officers Saturday
evening: Harry Hooking, President;
Patrick Butler, Vice President; J. W. Bow
cas-, Guide ". T. Smith and Martin Neider,
Guards.
The Germania Amusement Society will
hold its annual picnic at Seiberts Garden
next Wednesday, July l.. Billy Mayors
full orchestra will make the music, and a
delightful time is anticipated. A large
crowd will no doubt be in attendance.
AVON the rush and secure your season
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-13

A breezy little story watts up from the
South End of the city. One beautiful even
ing several days since, as the story goes
three young men took three young ladies
out skiff riding. The skif aoated down, b!
chance perhaps, to a secluded spot on tn
opposite side of the river where it wa
moored, aud the boys not being able after
much persuasion, to induce the girls to en-
10Y the delights of bath IN the5fmpid
waters of the Ohio, they Invested themsdve.
of their apparel and INDUCED in delightful.
little splash while the girls looked on in ad
miration Of their watery teats.
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Peter Pritty of 5000 Wood street, went
over to Martins Ferry last Saturday aud,
according to his story, as he was coming
home rather late Saturday night and while
on the ferry boat, two men sccosted him or
a dark part of the boat One Of the men
struck him on the head with some sort o.
weapon knocked him down and held him
while his companion went through Pritty' :
pockets and distracted 81 so. He did no.
know who the men we're, but has terribI"
looking black eye to show for the occurrence.
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Xrafher Indicatinnn

WASHINGTON, July l2-l:5U a. u.-For
the Ohio valley and Tennessee, occasions
local storms in the northern portions; in.
creasing south 10 westerly winds; nearly
stationary temperature.
For the lower lake region, fair weather,
followed by occasional local rains; iucreas.
ing south to west winds followed by slight
fall in temperature; lower barometer.
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On Account of n Woman.

Quite racket was raised at the Bali
more and Ohio depot, Saturday evening &C.
casioned By hack driver and several col
ored hotel porters having female OF loose
character in tow. They were all promptly
elected by the depot policeman, and here
after all hack drivers and porters will De
compelled % keep outside Of the depot.
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An Allegation as to Sugar.

There is much complaint among house
holders as to the quality Of sugar retailed oy
some of our city grocers. 1t is alleged, with
evident good foundation, that glucose is
entering very extensively into the compo-
,ition Of some Of the stuff sold at low rate.
Some samples OF coffee sugar shown q
reporter few days ago seemed more like
VET clay than sugar, and was almost taste
less when placed upon the tongue.
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BELLAIRE.
The Shuttleworth-AIb'rts Roller Race at
GAINESVILLE.

GAINESVILLE.
The race between Shuttleworth, o. this
city, and Alberts, Heed aud Carr, OF Barnes
vile. on Saturday night drew large crowd
at the latter place. Shutll=worth engaged
to skate two miles straight away while his
contestants alternated every half mile for q
ike distance. The first half mile the Bel.
laire boy skatei with Alberts, and beat him
about half lap As It'd finished his halt
mile Heed, who was the second racer shot
out onto the feor ahead OF him, not even
waiting for Alberts to conclude. By this
action there was collision, and Shuttle
worth was pushed against the sideOoard
With such toroe as 10
crook one Of the axes OF
his skates. 1t was evident to ell present
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AnImnnrtnnt Discovery.

The most important Discovery is thai
which brings the most good to the creates.
number. Dr. Kings New Discovery 70
Consumption, Coughs aud Colds, will pre-
serve the health and save lie, and is {.
priceless boon to the afflicted. Not oul,
does it positively cure Consumption, ou'
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis. Asthma, Hoarse
ness, aud al affections Of the Throat, CheIt
ard Lungs, yield at once to its wonderful
curative powers. If you doubt this, get q
Trial Bottle Free at Logan Il Cos Drug
Store
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Weather.

Following shows the s'ate Of the thor.
mome,sr for Saturday snd Sunday, as o6-
served nv c. Schnepf, the Market street
druggist. Saturday. q. III, -; II m,
-. = p NJ. -; : p. m, -. Sunday
: n IN So, > m -, ; ? m 90; p. u g..
-. Tie sgu rises this morning at Ill
and sets q, 80 this evening. The dAy 5
length is Ia hours and 81 minutes. The
moon SETS ut S&S this morning.
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BnCklen's ArpiCR SalEe.

The best saive in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price Is cents per box. For
sale at Logan & Co.'S.
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Tie Ability to- Bear Pain

Is the test OF fOrtitude auiong the Indian tribes
But we defy any Cherokee, Sioux or Comanche to
endure the twingcs OF rheumatism without winc!ng.
These, indeed are slight at first but grow in in.
tensity until they become unbearable. No malady
is more obstinate in its maturity than that which
gives ri,e to them. The moro neod then, OF attack
ing It at the outset. Foremost among remedies for
is Hostetters Stomach Bitters, safer and Infinitely
more effective than colchicum, yeratrum and nuS
youira all remedies which might prove destructive
of lif. in a slightly excessive dose. Mineral de-
purent, also, when not positively mischirvou', ere
lar inferior in remedial power 10 this salutary DO.
tanic medicine II entirely expels from the blood
the acrid impurities which originate the disease,
and enrich %. well ~ cleanse H. CONSTIPATION, liver
complaint, dyspepsia and other ailments also give
way TO /.
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An End Bone Scraping.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, III
SAYS: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty 10
let suffering humanity know it Have had
a running sore on my leg for eight years;
nv doctors told me would have to have
the bone scraped or leg amputated. used;
instead, three bottles Of Electric Biter' and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnics Salve, and
my leg is now sound and well"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a
bottle and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 25c.
per box BY Logan Co.
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The Trades Assembly.

An important meeting of the Ohio Val
ley Trades and Labor Assembly was held in
X. OF L. Hall, Belsire, yesterday afternoon.
The proceedings of the meeting were strict
ly secret, and no inIimation of the business
transacted could be obtained From casual
remarks dropped by those present. it is in,
teued that something is on the taps,
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A Rad (ut.

A man named Post residing in the rear
Of 225 Main street while shaving himself
on Saturday night, lot the razor slip, cut.
ting a terrisle cash on the back Of his lei
hand. A doctor was summoned and it wa
found that the lesders OF the middle finger
had been severed, which will very probably
cause the loss Of the use of the fager.
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Index to New ADV ertisements.

Trustees sale 81 Real Fstagc.
Wanted Ladies' and Gentlemen.
For Salt-Nauahle Property.
For observation-disclosures BltchelOT.
StoSkhOlC yrs' MeeJing-German Insurance Com
pany.
Auction sale OF Pianos, Warirohes, Carpets, &C.
Dividend NOtCe-t,crman Insurance Company.
White Mountain Hammock Chair-G. Nenie. \
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to harlots cheek. A picture never die

TO harlots cheek. A picture never dies
never went to picture tuneral nor did
ever 90 10 the funeral Of the influence OF
a picture; but | have forgotten the con
tents OF many books
Referring TO the multitude Of pernicious
books in circulation, he said three ouolliS.
ers, IL q cerr5ia:city not tar from Wheeling,
have within a few years emitted SIX hun
dred ind seventy different volumes, each
giving OuJ a breath like that of the internal
regions. Suppose that but one eii,ion OF
one thousaud volumes were issued OF each
o these books, ami that on an average two
,oys and girls had read each volume.
That would give total of one million
tn ee hundred and foity thojsInd
minds p loud ~ these three
publishers. Think of the result "a case
of small pox." said the speaker, lin the sub
urbs would throw half the city into excite
uent yet in your newsverders' window is
something worse. Bat it eXcite7 no special
remark and is left to do its deadly work
without hindrsuce or remembrance.
The reverend gentleman continued his
remarks at considerable length, being list
eued to with marked interest, aud closed
with sn earnest hope that q public senu
ment might be aroused which would bring
about a suppression of the evils to which he
had referred.
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GsRNANIA AMUSEMENT SoCIETY will have
their Third Annual Picnic at Seibert's Gar,
den Wednesday, july 18th. Dancing from
u to ~, to Mayors Orchestra.
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To make room for our incoming
Fail Stock we shall offer our entire
stock OF Spring and Summer Suit
ings Mt greatly reduced prices.
Z. HESS q SONS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-13

Always ahead, the ALEXANDRA Palace
Rink. the greatest event OF the season,
Wednesday, July 18th, FIVE mile race be-
tween the champions of the world Kennel
A. Skinner. of Boston, and W. e. BlSkeney,
OF New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-13

Persons leaving the city through
the Summer can HAY the DAILY
md ASNDAY REGISTEH sent TO
any address at same price Ii Il de-
li,rrrh in the city. pOStnEe paid.
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GERN,SIA AMUsEMENT SOCIETY will have
their Third Annual Picnic at Seiberts Gar
den Wednesday July 18th. Dancing from
2to y, to Mayors Orchestra.
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wait Till the Clouds Roll by, Love"
But the clouds won't roll by as long a,
dyspepsia holds It's cruel grip Dyspepsia
beciouds the mind, con!uses the understand
ing and darkens the domestic circle
Browns Iron Bitters makes short work o.
dyspepeia. Mrs II. L. Taylor, Lyrchburg
s, C., saws: Il have used Browns Iron
Bitters for dyspepsia, with favorable results
believe it is all it is represented 10 oe.
Ask any druggist what is the experience o
his patrons who have used this great tonic
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PlCYIC at Seibert's Garden Wednesday.
Dancing from u to IL, for Is cents.
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Additional Local on FRS! Page.

DURING the hot weather my
store will cIsae at g p. IA, Satur-
days NeePtSd-
JACOB W. CRUDE.
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DECORATED TEA SETS In a va
rie,x Ofeolors: SO pieces for Si.S0,
=, DAWSON BROS,
S-28 Market street.
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DAILY OR WEEKLY

Which, under the new management shall he j
ly what was stated ed!torially the morning alter
transfer, viz: Thoroughly and RELIABLY DEao
CRATIC, with no favor, for any person or faction
within the party 10 the deirinsnt OF the vhols
party. When the nominations are made by the
regularly constituted convention Of the party tEso
the RE6IETKR willard only then-giVe Its I'm,
qualified support 10 the nominees 4
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The season tickets for the S,engerfes:
now on sale at Sheibs
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NIVAUIau WhItE, NdLI gtl Il IIULH INC IOILVN-
ing prominent dealers:
McLsin Brothers,
Logan i Co.
Wsrtheu / Tieman.
Lent i Belden,
J. +. Shirk.
A, DO lot retail, but sell to dealer,
Only. consumers will please csll on the
above parties. or others who will handle
later G S. Feeny, Agent.
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IN GENERAL.

AVON the rush and secure your season
tickets for the Saengerfest to day at Sheibs
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REDUCTIONS.

SEASON tickets for the Saengerfest o
50 90, for sale at Sheibs to-day.
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PERSoNs wanting the celebrated Arcsdisn
Waukeshs Water or Ginger Ale, made with
Arcadian water, can get it from the follow
mo rrominant dealers.
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NAILERS AND FEEDERS.

PlcHlC st Seibert's Garden Wednesday
Dancing from II to II, for % cents.
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TuE sale Of season tickets for the SAen
gerfest begins OF 9 o'clock this morning
Shaiha
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to Wheeling Park followed By a com.i1,,'
DAY, JULY Is, at 9 a, m, at sAeib'
mer ce Tbu1day, July l6, at 90 n !" 3
son tickets with reserved seats Tor a.. -.--,
seats s.. 90. Orders by mail or teleStap1i = :.
attention. Excursions on AZ IA. fo49
ra,es,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-07-04

I The best interests Of humanity depend OF
IN" zoo iicA VI o. our women folks, md vet
those with brightest iutelects seem to suffer
m 'St with s'lments peculiar to female life. II
sFth &c remember that The whole female
Sysr4ia ran be hiih up to proper stale Of
enddrtqco, pimples, sores, swollen limbs
monthly pains, and ".her indications Of femsl,
disease, made to disappear. robust heath OF
nihd and body take tho place of inaess and
distress, II tmrly use is made Of DR.. duvsott's
Ye"o" Dock and Ssrsspsrilla 1t restores tn
bi 'od to perfect health, it sire ,gthcns til,
Muscular and nervous system. 1t gives to-.
to the digestive and urinary organs. 1t sllays
All irritation OF the mucous membrane. In 9
word 1t is 4 perfect female medicine, and aids
every junction oflemale life. No other rs.nc5,
equals IT. Have ycur druggist get it. Take no
SUBSTITUTE.
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ADVICE TO MOThERS.

Are you disturbed Al night and broken Of
your rest by SICK child suffering and CRYING
with pain Of cutting teethp Ii so. sen at
,uce and get bottle OF Mas. WrHsrow's
NOTHING 'SyEur YoG CHILDREN TEr7niNe
Its value is incslculabie It win relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately. Deped
upon 1t, mothers, there is no mistake about it
1t cures dyscntcry and diarrhaA, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie, sottcus
the gums, reduces inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole syste W Mas.
WIssLow's SoorAlas SrRup FOR CHILDREN
TEETHISa is pleasant 70 the taste, and is thu
prescription Of one Of the oldest and hes. fe-
male nurses and physclsns in the United
States, snlis for sale by all druggists through
out the world. Price rs cents bottle.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-07-04

New York papers generally led thei
readers to believe either that MIR. }
Edward Simmons would DO made col
lsctor Of the port Of New York, CT tina
there would be no appointments f.
some days They were not aware, I"
course, that the President held con,
ference with Secretary Manning o
friday eyepinga at which the appoint
ment Of Mr. Iirdleu vas settled.
A new carriage has Just been r.
ceived at the White House. The vehicl.
~ Of the nature Of u victoria, aud clos
ly resembles one. The body is painte,.
black, with green stripping; the runnin,
gear dark green, striped with black. |
ls.fnished in dark green morocco a
cloth. The box il built with raised $, /.
l'r coachm&n and foatnan, The general
effect 10 quiet, but very rich looking
The seal brown bays will be driven t.
it, and all together it will make q very
handsomy Presidential turnout.
Mr.. Cleveland has not yet decided
where he will go for his summer journey
ing and pleasure seeking, bit he will,
ofcourse, spend some weeks away from.
Washington in August and September
LENoX.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-07-04

A lady, who suffered from weakness pecu
i.r to her sex. Ia writing to friend. SAID: =!
tried Various kidney medicines, but only found
",yselt growing worse. A friend spll the to
use DR.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsarar
lila. lts effect on me- was Don indicated by a
lear and beautiful complexion. u freedom
rom sches and PANS complete removal o,
nervous depression, painless reguiar., ii.
naots OF digestion. and otherwise | c.lao
pra'Se the remedy too highly M a true frieud
to suffering woinanhood, and as strengthens
.ng medicine"
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FOR SALE.

Saw mill, with 20 horse power
tubular boiler and IS horse-powe
engine; in good condition; nearly
new; capable of cutting 10000 per
day. Also q 30 inch plauer and
hatcher, Also dry flooring and cell
ing, and building lumber Of all sorts.
Will .sell cheap. The mill is located
ON A. j. Young's farm, three miles
from Rugby. For particulars address
Il. P. BoaGs & Co.,
Rugby, Tenn.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-07-04
Miss Nova Bailey returned from
her visit to Huntsville, yesterday.
AN TNroRrANr UlScoyEgy,

The most important Discovery is that
which brings the most good to the creates,
number, Or. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Coughs, and Colds, will preserve
the health aud save hfs, and is priceless.
boon to the afflicted. Not ouly does it posi-
lively cur, Consumption, but Coughs, Colds.
osouchius, asthma, Yourselves, and a.
.st'cctiuns of tile Throat, Chest, and Lungs.
yicid 1t once to its wonderful curative pow trs.
II yyu doubt this, get frlal Bottle Free. at
any Drug store.
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Millions Given AWAY

Millions Il bottles oil DIR. Kings New D.s-
cover, for Consumption, Cou,hS and Csi,,s
ave been gwen away as Trial Bottles OF the
arse size. is enormous outlay would be
disastrous to the prophet orr, Sucit not
the rare merits possessed b. the wonderful
.nedicine. Gail at any Drag Store aud
set rnal Bottle free, and try for you sell.
i, never fails 10 cure.
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HARVESTING OATS.

HARVESTING OATS.
A writer in the Southern CuHivG-
tor says: "ln. saving feed oats com
mence to harvest when they are in
good dough or about half ripe. It
never makes any difference with me,
as to wet or dry weather, when l am
having them cut, stop only during
q shower. have them tied and put
up in shocks of one dozen bundles,
keeping up with the cradles. If the
weather is fair, l cap them at The
same time. IT wet | let them stand
till they dry off; and then l don't
cap them unless there is appearance
of more rain; and, really, it is best
to cap none of them, and keep them
so, although the caps are more easily
fitted when first cut, and could be
taken of when the sun shines out,
and replaced when there srs indica-
tions Of rain. never let them re-
main in the field longer than ten to
fifteen days if the weather is suit
able to haul them to the barn. 1t is
Il good idea, after . wet spell, when
the weather is fair, to scatter and
let them sun after the dew has dried
of. But they should be shocked
again in the evening. 1t is highly
important that they should be
housed perfectly dry to keep them
from moulding. When | get ready
to haul them in l commence on
fair, sunshiny day, shout eight or
nine o'clock, to tear down and scat
ter what | can haul and house the
remainder of the day. Now fer haul
ing and storing away in the barn. l
commence by placing the butts in
the back end of the barn of the first
bundle. then place the next bundle
with the butts in an opposite direc-
tion, always kseping the heads to-
sether, though we'll Tapped back as
far as the tie, and the butts together.
AS soon as one tier is run across to
a height that is inconvenient to reach
or place them well, commence on
the floor by placing the butts to-
gether again, never forgetting to
cap the heads well. The barn Can be
filled full, if some one gets upon
the top of the pile and has them
thrown up to be put in place. The
bundles should never be crossed and
piled, but made to fit smoothly and
evenly on the top. If the farmers
will follow this plan one year, l guess
that you will hear no more discussion
among them about rat proof barns
70 save oats from the destruction of
rats. In feeding them out OF the
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-07-04
br,CkIen's ,Afpjcs SaIye.

7nB BEsr SALvE'lu tn rori for Cat,
liruisess Sores, Ulcers, sail R1eun Fever
SareS, Trtter. Chappcd Hands. Chilbl.:n.
Corns, and all Skin kruptions, and posltivol.
cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give r,rtee.
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price -
cents per box. For sale by Rugby Drug
Store,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-07-04
EMELINB FoRp.

Profitable investment. One dollars worth
II Sheridoa's Corc!ry Condition Powaers
cd to coop oil thirty hens will yield profit
ot three dollars. bdsides preventing all lnaa-
ner ct diseases. Be sure to get Sheri lsns
he large packs are worthless.