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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20

NArAMonAs, Mexico. Dot. i0.-lspo.
c'sl'l-on Saturday Lorenzo Garcia
vas assaulted by Marion aud ha,ael
hsnsle and Jesus Hiuose, aud bad "
hacked mp with knives. Ito is IA tina
hospital, and one OF h.s asasilanls.
HlhIose, II In jail. ''''s'
fsstofdT sabos Garcia wss Jailed
TOR s'eaiing horse and mule.
a yourg Fellow naned Frauciecp
Aisrs, OF tho Sistsdsres ranchc. II In
,ton r.a ior abducting and running N q
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BEDFORD, Oct. lS-[Correspondence. !
Bedford college, which was estab-
liShed here threo years ago, opened, a
lew days ago, with much better az.
tendanse than ever before, snd the fu
ture prospecta for tho school are now
very promising. Tho people are man
ifeatiag much interest in this school.
and have recently purchased o larqe
bell 70 be used by tho institution.
a large church building, TO bo used
by the Bsptists, is in conrso OF eroc
tlon here. It Will, whom finished, DO
worry neat structure.
Tho farmers are busily oueaged
gathering aud msrkating their cotton,
ana 100 whistle OF tho cotton gln IA
heard carly hnd late. All aro nore
cheerful, az tho yield ia much better
IMAM %ss expected some weeks $40.
Our merchants arc also oheerinl, As
they are fast collecting the dues on
Old accounts. Trade is becoming mora
brisE, money moro plentiful, and all
olasses Of tho people more happy.
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TERnsLr, Oct. 10. -tSpeclsl.l- We
nd q heavy rain Yesterday, followed
N anorther, which caused Q wrestling
NTH old stoves aud pip1s Throughout
70 city ,h,s morning.
Mack Smith, VINO died in the Dallss
Rtpisa, Ses' rdsy, has no. he,a a ros.
d(nt OF rsrr l FOR 4earlv II months,
l'loun. no vas hera a few days aso.
lr ] II. Bsss left hero ynslertsr
4vAine for An'lins, where Bsss a
Ms hav b tIht IN interest 10 =
a - dsugs, and viii eonducs the
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SHERMAN, Oct, 10 --tSpecial,l -
tessgs, Heartssll snd Lloyd, in com.
any with Colonel Il, &, Halt end j.
I. Randolph, have been out all morn
lg looking Tor Tire best approach 90
10 city for tee asGhRll y Northwest
M. providing arrangements arc
lade 20 hnV5 II come here. At the
leeting this ev9ning, soma decision
i'll be made thet will be dual.
In tho mayors court this morning
lary Turner, Mary 81, Clair and Ad.
ee wore fined 81 Tor vagraucy. Nat
Smell was tiued So Eos assault and
artery. The case against o. w. Ssx-
"a tor breaking the sunday law was
lsmissed.
The county commissioners are nd
srtising for sealed bids Tor - county
uySicien 10 attend tho county jail
40 poor farm, Dpthto commence jan
sry l, 1886
Mr.. G. w. Lewis, the 1.-Two resl estate
sent, is IN receipt OF q letter from
astern cNnitolists, wanting TO buy q
.nch of "A 600 acres OF land Ia Haskell
unity, when be bas for sale.
The trial OF q. G. Freeman was put
funtil Wednesday by Justice Hen
e, Oh afc lunt OF the Illness of County
torney Rsndeil
Judge G, G. Siukley ia quite i'll.
Mr. G. y. Randeil, the wids-awale
1nty attorney, went home this
orning with q first-cla9s case OF the
,ngue.
We are having 4 regular norther,
al 1t ia no uncommon sight TO ses
tr best oitiz ms scouting along tho
rect grssping u piece Of stove pipe.
Il. ). TOmliu asd stephen C6m pbell,
It tho city Fclday, owing william
'otta grocery bill OF sos. Mr.. XII
IRE, an empioye OF Mr.. Scott's, fol-
we'd them TO Csddo, In the Territory,
ID with the assistance OF Sheriff Joe
ryant and DR.. Golf, got 500 and q
imle valued vt $50.
The case of Reynolds agaiust the
etSes Furniture company, of Dsni-
IN, was given to the jury late this
'enipg. BY the permission Of the
)urt they were allowed to 90 home
al meet tomorrow ct 0 O'Clock to
We In their verdict.
Mr.. Archtbid, the adjustor for the
IN MUTUAL Fire Insurance company,
lJusted Mr.. ., NJ. Asploy's loss this
iening a. $500, and will adjust Mr..
tmmermeu'- tomorrow.
At the meeting OF the city council to-
ght the mayer WAS instructed to adj
'rtise for bids 10 erect an engine
,use and city hall. They propose to
change lots with the Methodist con-
ega.ion, the city 10 receive $1,000 for
hking tho exchange. a member
lido q motion TO keep open tho On
ans and stores the Sunday before
d following tho races, hut II was
pmptly voted down.
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s are PECEAl>.
sLEANso FROM MANY SOURCES
~ the Press Gang of tho Herald C,a,
In Camp County--aoid-Ups On the
sabine, and the Ussu.l Mum.
Der of Deaths, Weddings
aud happenings.
CJrSicAnA

CoRsroANA, Oct. 10. - ISuecial.l -
'ommissione'-in.Chi s, J. L. joan
on Informs Us that a msstiag will BE-
eld In this city on Wednesday usxt
IA o'lock for she purpose OF oreaoia-
ng a County Exposition society. Car.
ain w. G. Veal will be- on hand, aud
ADDRESS our o,tizsns ON the subject,
ma Colonel Elliott will bs invitei In
como also, and Is expected to be pros.
ant.
Applications from three tlitfsreo,
companies have been made 60 Mavo,
Nebiett 70 secure the sswering of the
,lty. NJ is thought taat onr CITY conn.
Pil will take early action In sho mst.
Tor.
Al old feud existing bstwesu Ora.
Palmer and Galloway, Of Bloomjnc
3roye, was sottled Saturday last a,
het place by q stand CD aud knocl
Town hght, Marquis of Queensbury
uies ignored. Or. Galloway biz Oh
wo OF Dr.. Palmor's fingers, while the
alter Knocked AL the skin off of Or.
'alloway's head with his heel, and so
ably used him that ne was laid DO,
n. Psimer, Sunday, offered Galloway
-iS professional services, which wore
ccepted, and De-. Gateway is now nm
or the care OF mis- late antagonist.
ID. Il. Greer, Esq, went to Tyler this
forming to look after the interests al
Kimberly Il Fuller, on habeas cerDu !,
efore the court OF appeals.
JAKE Turner, Ender Indictment for
ssault with intent 20 raurder, has sp.
lied for p writ OF habeas corpus,
'hich Judge Bradley has granted an d
hearing set Tor Saturday, tho "a h
astanb.
Dan Mullins, for many years special
oliceman a. tho Houston q Texas
entral railway yards, hos peen re-
1oved, and MI. o. II. Smith anpointed
. fill his place.
Mr.. John Il, Minor returned last
light, bringing villa him his wife ana
on, who have bseu spending the sum.
aer North, ana whom he went to Dan.
son 20 nleot.
Mr.. William Il Farmer will address
no Farmers Alliance, of this e,ty, a,
ne court huuae on saturday next. A;
p. M, and also the wage worker,
nd mechanics OF our city 1880 .. m :,
tthe some dsy, on the subject of gau-
ral interest to workmen, and IN tho
lteresta OF tina Knights OF Labor.
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FROM AUSTIN,
REGULAR RAILROAD REPORTS.
comparative showings Of thu Reads for
This Year and Lsst--riouey Paid In
tho Troasary--Steeting of tao
Pension Board Tho Gov
ernor's Return, ste.

AUSTIN, Oct. 10. - Especial. The
comptroller tc-day deposited $4,000 81
the credit OF the general revenue.
The land board deposited about $1,000
10 tho crorit q the available school
fund.
The board was In session, adjusting
some lease differences and preparing
additional information tor Mr.. Wal.
lace, who leaves to-morrow Tor ths
pinerlea.
The following railroad annual ra-
ports were reserved to-day, and show
receipts apd Disbursements ~ follows:
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DBNIsoN, Oct l9,-Espectall Mrs
Ssllse Smith, vito Of William Smith,
formerly driver OF Tho Hook & Lad der
truck, tried to "shuflls of this
mortal COLL" yesterday, oy taISing d
bottle OF morphiGe. 1t being diseoy-
cred IN time b. hor husbaud, she lost
bor morphine aN6 har supper. The
only csuse she gave Tor tho rssh act
is that she was tired Il life.
A painter by the name Of John Duff
fey and colored man named Zank
Nsalley got into fight IN front of
Fox's saloon, Saturday. Che negro
Knocked Dsfsy down. At that stage
OF the game Officer George Carver ar
! -osteG Dufiey, sud this negro jumped on
, ais horse and started for the far west.
The son Of Widow Burns 10 very sick,
An cid grsy-headad man, about Ga
years old, passed through town on foot
Yesterday. Ha had walked from Boo
ham and was going to iOos ITO Westh
erlord.
Coloue! G. b. Rundell, county sttor.
ney, vas visiting the GATE Gay yester-
day.
Mr.. 9. l., Wood, advance agent fo~
Browns "Good as Gold" troupe, was
in town yesterday. Hts company
show Tuesday and Wednesday nights
NJ the opera house.
j, Z. Coil and father bought sever N
lots in this city to-day, and will make
this their fusur9 hone.
q. q. Brucka9r Went to Gainesville
yesterday.
Twonty.ono bales OF cotton arrived
from Sorghum Flsta, Indian Territory,
this morrning. byiox teams. Tho whole
lot was bought by Tobias Porter.
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missionary of tho general association
OF the state. On Sunday morning tho
annual missionary sermon was
preached by Rsv. Holt, which waa in.
deed an abio effort. Dlnnoe served on
the ground, free for all.
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PITTsBURG, Oct. 19.-[Speoisl.l -Ssy
erai Of tho leading business men of
this city, and The HERALD reporter,
accompanied Captain Louis Flstsn out
20 Bis coal mine, five miles wost Of
tswn, this morning, and found that he
has struck 3 bonanza coal mise. of
splenotd quality. The coal Ia soft
PIN allnons, very rich, leaving neither
banks nor clinksYs aftse burning. In
sinking ehaft ~ % reef, LaerS Wers 10
feet OF SOLD coal, with good, safe rouf
and a fine dry floor.
old experienced miGing engineers
have peen to see the mine, such az
Colonel Heinrich aud Captain Jones, of
the Savannah mines, OF the Ma.
ton. They both say there Ia
10 end to thV cost, whioh is OF tho
hnest. qGsltty Shey have seer, aast Of
the Nation. ghe coal has been
thoroughly tested IN locomotive fur
naoSaa, aud provea to be u most valu
soie fuel. Captain Flstan hss open or
ders Tor 100 tous, and arranrrmsNt is
ara being made u supply tho d.
maoo' Vhis IL n grest oiscoyery for
Camp county and Jhe State. Should
these tnind@G crave lucrative and listing
tho pcople OF West Texas WON'T be de-
pendent upon Gould for their fuel.
Captain tlat9n says that no can fur.
nish OeliSs With coal as 81 pae ,on.
Thero i2 10 county IN the State with
rNch facilities for manufacturing as
Camp county, with its splendid Rup.
ply of coal, iron hIld timosrs Ut hand.
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AFTER MANY YEARS.
n Hoxarkana Man Arrested for Murder
Committed In 1860.

TsxARKANA, Oct. 10. - TSpecisl.l -
William Mosely, for Is years a cltiz N
OF this (Miller county,, was to-day ar
rested by Sheriff Black, OF Madison
county, Texas, charged with murder
eeQmmittod la ssid county In 1860.
Moscly IL tho father OF IL children, has
exhaustive property here, aud during
ms stsy In this community has gained
.he rehpsc, and confidence OF all who
know him, "AV
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laredo, ost 10. lspoclai.l -tso-
msldo Conner, his wife Pstrla, IS years
old, aud her mother, were all living TO
gsiher at Augustlne Salinas ranch IN
I'll about four months ago. whom b.
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Five nundred DOLLARS

is tho sum DR.. Pierce offers for tho de-
lection OF any calomel, or other min.
sral poison or Injurious drug In hie
instly celebrated "Pieassnt Purrstive
Pella's." They are about the Size Of
mnh,nrd seed, therefore easily taken.
while their operation In Unattended Nv
any gripping pain. Blllionsness, siyk.
neadsche, bad tasto In the mouth, and
laundice, Weld at once before thsae
'iit'lo giants" OF your druggist.
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DRESS (iOODSl

"ehaVea handsome of Silks vevo,, -
teytme o sngs and Atwood Dress Fhns are Offering
low hsnes and would pleased cali and @ them
i That such avdt could only as far as the r;s a can.
orned Our prices can't bebat cy w prizes a con-
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body in his own way enjoyed the di-
version. Besides the music and the
pretty toilets and prettier women. the
crowd was gratified with good solid
look at the Chief Magistrate. President
Cleveland stood during most of the
concert upon the balcony of the south
front, ard for some time he stood lean
i4g upon the railing in full view Of the
people who came and stood directly un,
der the vine-covered iron rails. Miss
Cleveland stood by his side and r,cog,
aiard acquaintance who passed beneath.
They both looked happy. Others GA the
balcony were Secretary Endicott, Mr.
Lsm"nt, Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Lamont,
Madame dc Strive, and Secretary Villas.
the distinguished party seemed to Ell
jW the garden party ~ much as did
tine people.
LENOX.
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LENoX.
SMALL FARMS.

| The greatest difficulty experienced il
making the farm pay is that too much
Iand liz cultivated. This experience cam,
to the writer one year ago when, by
the mistake of hired man, a heap .,
manure intended for fve-acrs tielu
wxs all spread over two acres, and the
three acres were left untouched. Tn.
field WAS to be planted to sweet corn
for market. The yield Of the two acres
vas better than would have been cxpec
ted over the whole five, and this was,
10 doubt, in consequence of the excellent
ultivation given tokeep down the abu =
liant growth of weeds. The three acres
we're fortified with artificial manure
and yielded fair crop, which VAS 50
nlirh gain. Moreover, the two acres pro
tucrd II heavy crop of millct utter tn,
,weet corn was han vested, which Wa.
80 mnch more gain. Every year IT,,
writer is more and more assured thai
he farmer who W ,u!d have the cour;.g,
work only half his land, and put Oh
it the manure and labor he would have
put upon the whole Of it, would find
mis- enterprise well rewarded. 1t may he
some encouragement for those farmers
who ars worrying over the problem ot
how to make living Oh one hundred
,creS of land to know that II farmer ", o
q, well-knpwn writer upon dairyimg,
md who lives near Rochester, n. u,
makes IL sufficient living from five acres,
Hi, little farm is mnstl y in iruit--ap-
Piles and rspberrics He raises corn
,nd potatoes, and keeps ono COW holly
ny soIinga nj II flock Of forty hen Tin
fowls bring him in more than 500:
.hlcn IL l.cAtes the case with which h
PRODUCES over $500 clear profit from,
il. little farm we'll titled. 1t is rs srea;
credit to this gentlemm-for he is
o,tha yontlen,a.l.il IL ;s;l 'lar-:i't
t;.is m,drrare living matches his we'll.
armed competence, and that his owl
hands alone support himself and his
.amily in comfort AMI the luxury Of
atistied desire and IL hcalthful and
appy old age. We cannot refrain from
'dding that tits exemplary gentleman,
md farmer is Prof. l.. b. Arnold, IT,,
acknowledged standard authority np'.
larry matters in America and thor
ugh scientific scholar and student
'. Y. Times.
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Who is the young gentleman, .
worthy disciple of"Dvau Bum nell,
who, We hear, has returned to Rag
by from the North, for the express
purpose of teaching uncivllizeI. Rug
boians the art of How to dress.
Is this the same young man VIII
was heard asking for complexion
powders one day last week at the
COmml>Sary.
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Rev. L. B. C,.ld veil D D of Athens

Rev. L. B. Clld veil D D Of Athens
Tenn, accompanied by his son and
the Rev. J. +. Smith of Par~s, n.
j., passed through Rugby on Tues
LAY last Mr. Caldwell is the Pre-
siding Elder ofthe Methodist Church
in this district, and was on his way
to Allardt on church business. The
party visited tie meeting of the
waters, the Library and other places
of interest in Rugby and expressed
themselves as highly pleased with
our colony. Before leaving Mr. G Id
we'll inspected the plant Of the Can
ming Factory, as there is in his OF
Mon m excellent chance to eSta
blish this n us ry at Athens.
He was invited by the Rev J. II
Blackjack. to take the Sunday evel.-
ing Service at Christ Church at the
earliest convenient date and ha,
promised to do so as soon as hi,
other engagements will permit.
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NOTICE..
S. II. Giles is now prepared to
furnish White Leshorn eggs of full
stock, for setting, for $3.50 pr. Is.
Orders promptly filled. 49,

A lady, who suffered from weakness pccu.
liar to her sex. in writing to a friend. said: :"
tri"d various kidney IN, dicines, but only fou {
Myself growing worse. A friend toli'me t
use DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsanar
lila. Its effect on me was con Indicated bv i
clear and beautiful complexion. 4 treedHr
rom aches and pans. complete rem val .
nervous depression, painless regularity IL
habits of Dig stion. an o he wise. | canno'
praise the remedy too highly as IA trur trien
to suffering wonanhood, and as a strengthen
ing Medicine" ...
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Mr.. Russell Sturgiss is having a
fence put round his lot facing on
Jackson St. and Newbury Road
Mr.. Onderdonk has the contract.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at nl-Dt and broken
YOUR rest b. sick child suffering ana or inp
with pain Of cutting teeth? If 50. sen II
nee and get bottle of Nus. WlssIpw'
Soothing SYRup For CHlLDuEN ilnraINe
is value is lncalrulable 1t will hove H..
cor little sufferer INN diatrly l>cpa.j
upon it, neti,ers, there is no mistake aboIt i
t cures dysentery anitiiarrhea. rrpu al : III,
,temach and bowels, cures wind collie, suite.
the gums. REDUCES inflammation. and w
tome aud energy u the wn0e S.ste t
WINSLows SOurnING SYReP For t'..rt,
rEhTHiNG is pleasant t. lie taste. a .e
pr s,ription OF ore OF tie oldest att .,r. -
male nurses and piyslc,anS III Il.
'tatrs, and is for sale W all dru :g.,t, ,"y..l..
nut vi. world. Price Is cents d Do 3D..
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Mr. Tucker took party of ladies
out driving ON Thursday afternoon.
Millions Given Away

Millions oi bottles OF Or. Kings ,ew Dis
cover, tor Consumption. Coughs aud Colds
have been given away as Trial Bottles Of the
.'s.Is : E't,
disastrous to the prop ,etcrs, were it not for
the rare merits possessed by the wonderful
medicine. Call st any Drug Store and
get lrial uottle free, and try Tor yourself,
II ncyeI fails to cure.
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Nou- Resident Notice
DIVORCE

DIVORCE
In this cause. it appearing from the con-
p,ainant's bill which is sworn to, that the
rcspo dents resid, nre is unknown, so that
the ordinary process oflaw cannot b, served
OF him. it Is ordered by the Clerk and Mast +
t,at the said respondent, !. H. Fulton, be re-
quired to appear before the Chancery Conr',
at Jamestown on or before the first Mond y
in August, 1885, and make defense to sa d
bill. or tn" same will be taken for confeSse !,
and cause set for trial CO parte as to him.
Ii is further ordered that this notice be pu.
blished for four consecutive weeks in the
RuGnY GAZETTE, newspaper published i'll
Rugby, Tenn.
This June 9th, 1885.
S. V. BowDEN, c. l. NJ.
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Super-phosphale Of Lime and
Boue Meal at Skene's.
A Making SKELETON.

Mr. E. Springer, OF fredericksburg. Pa.
writes: 81 was AFFECTED with lung lever ANA
auscess on lungs, AMI reduced to Watkinj
Skeleton Got Tree trial bottle OF DR.. h ng .
New Discovery for Consumption. whicn did
me so much good that bought dchar bottle.
After using turee bottles, found myself once
more mau, completely restored to healtl ,
VITA hearty appetite, aud gain IN flesh o.
IS lbs" Call at auy Drug Store and get a
{ 20 raj bottle Of this Certain cure Tor all
Lurg diseases. Large bottles sl.0J
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Chauceyy Sale ofLaud
The Board of Aid Us. James Powers ct al


In obedience to the decree Of the Chauccrv
Court at Wartburg. pronounced in this casa
It the March Term, 1885, | will. on Monday
the 20th day of June, 1885, IN front Of the
;ourt house door III Wartbury, Offer ter sale
mat certain town lot Ia the town of Rugb i,
Morgan County. Tennessee, known in the plan
It said town as lot No. 1t Block U.
Said sale will be made on a credit Of SIX
mouths and in bar of the equity Of redemption,
.otcs with approved security will be relulr, d
md a lien will be retained OH sad lot as ad-
iltlonal security.
Given under my hand at Office in Wartburs
the goth. day Of May, 1855.
=. II. STAPLES, c. & NJ.
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Bucklen's ArniCa Salve.

Tyr BEST SAlvE IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rhcun Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains
Corns. aud all Skin Eruptons, and po'ltlvtl,,
cures Piles 1t is guaranteed to give perfec
satisfaction. or money refunded Price IS
cents per box. For sale by Rugby Dug
Store.
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Every one should tell his ueighbor that tn
best remedy for curing coughs aud colds. a l.
the only sure cure for consumption. is Dr.
WIstar's Dalsam OF Wild Cherry. 1t is pl,as-
ant to take and very soothing and healing N
its effect.
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The blighting effects Of impure blood are
sad to behold IN those we meet day by day
This ought not and need not be so. Parsons
Purgativc Pills make new rich blood, taken
one night for twelve weeks will change the
blood in the entire system.
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rand Mrs Peck, of Glades, were
in town Thursday, returning the
saline day.

Profitable nvestme One dollars worth
ofSherdan's Carairy Condition PowlerS
led to coop OF thirty hens will yield profit
of three dollars, bdsides preventing all inan
n,r Of diseases. Be sure to get Sneri lau's,
The large packs are worthless.
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FITS: All Fits stopped free by DR.. KIine's
tiredt Nerve Rpstorer. No Fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
500 trial bottle tree to Fit cases, Send to
Dr. Kline. 93l Arch st. PhilaLdlphia, Pa.
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A gentleman in mentioning town who
had suffered two years with chrome dlarfhG,
aud was so reduced that he could not walk,
was cured aud restored TO sound health by
Joh"son'S inodyme Imminent. This Inlntn1
is worth its weight in gold.
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70 any body who has disease Of throat Or
lnngs we will send proof that Piso's Cure io
Consumption has cured the same complaints
IN othtr cases. Address,
E. I. HAzELrINK, Warren, Pa.
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War, famine and postilence all combined d
not produce the evll consequences 10 natio
whlcn result from impure ulood IN our ve.n>
Parsons Puryatire PtitS make ncW nc
blood, and prevent all manner OF diseases.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-13

The weekly meeting of the Ladies
Church Working Society will lie
held on Wednesday next, at Mrs.
Lumley's.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-13

HANoyER, D, Feb. l3 1854.

= HAN'vgR, ., Feb. l3 1884.
After having lug fever aud pneunnaia |
iad dreadful Cough an colli MT sleep at
light. The doctors told me had Consu nption
aud would die. have taken SIX bottles Of
iso's Cure and my cough is entirely .one and
ana as well as ever
EMELINE FoRD.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-06-13

70 SKINNY MEN.-"Well's Health Remover
restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia,
impotence, Sexual Debility.