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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-08-04
Coles Veterinary Carbollsalvo.

Is always soft. easily applied and
superior to any Imminent for general
stable use. It will cure any case Of
scratches, speed crack. or cracked heel.
For Inflammation. and Is cure for cuts,
wounds. gals and sores, it has no equal.
Andrew Kentzler. Madison, Wis, says:
Il consider Coles Veterinary Carboli-
salve the best preparation in the market.
l have used It in my stable during the
past winter. and find it all that it is rep.
resented. and heartily recommend it to
all horsemen rs being far preferable to
any other preparation for general stable
use" Pound cans, $1.OO; small cans, 80
cents. Sold by Mills Il johnson.
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prR4oNAI uEHrlON.

PERSONAL lIEB11ON.
J.. e. Murphy Is making Leroy hia
headquarters for the present.
Miss Della Anderson is visiting MIS-.
W. w. Brownson in Minneapolis.
Miss Matte Ellis went up to Minneapo-
lis last week for few days recreation.
Mrs. A. D. Babcock and family from
St. Paul, are visiting with 81. W. Bulls.
Sister Bruno. of Austin, is spending
the vacation at Bethlehem Academy,
Faribault.
Miss Gertie Sherwood is spending q
week with Miss Lille Warner and other
friends in Minneapolis.
Miss May Willard will spend week IN
Minneapolis with Mrs. George Fish and
other friends. She leaves Austin to-day.
Mrs. Sarah Chaffee of Onondsgua, New
York, is visiting her old friend, Mrs.
w. A. Crane, at the residence of her son
E. b. Crane.
II. L. Kimball. formerly of Austin. is
keeping The Norwood" q bording no.
tel. corner Hill and Sixth Streets, Los An
geles, California.
Mrs. G. C. Adams is entertaining two
very pleasant young lady friends, niece
and cousin, we believe. They expect to
remain through the summer.
Mrs. George w. Robinson and daugh'
ter Bessie. of Chicago. are rusticatIng in
Minnesota for q short time. They are
the guests of Mrs. w. l.. HOLSTER.
Burr Maxwell Of Udolpho will remove
to Minneapolis with his family in about
two weeks. Mr.. Maxwell expects work in
the Exposition for about four months.
Burr has our best wishes.
Mrs. Phoebe Dorr Of Neponset, ILL
nois, Mrs. Morris of Western Iowa, are
the guests of their sister. Mrs. s. G.
Bacon. We hope that these sisters may
enjoy this Minnesota summer visit.
Attorney Sanford Washburn of Waseca
has gone to Udolpho to personally super
intend the harvesting on his farm. The
Radical says: "Washburn is an extern
sive farmer as we'll as a practical lawyer"
DR.. A. W. Allen was in Albert Lea
July 23d and 24th, in consultation with
DR.. Vonberg over a difficult case. the
patient, q little daughter of Mr.. Hoyt.
The disease was decided to be eclampsia,
a dangerous disease.
Miss Eta Barnes of Austin has been
elected teacher of c grade, high school
building, and accepted the position, at
. salary of $35 per month for first term.
and $40 per month during the balance
of the year if she gives satisfaction.-
O,oatonna Journal.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-08-04
It Wooldln,t Work,

Il have no faith in the mind cure. "
Have you gwen it fair trial1 Yes.
wouldn't work. But l tell you my wife
has more faith in DR.. BiggeEs Hucklebeuy
Cordial in the cure Of Ill bowel troubles
and children teething, than oil the doc
tors in her town" For sale by Dorr
i Void and Mills i Johnson. =.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-08-04
Masonic pic-Hie.

The following invitation has been sent
to the Masonic Lodge, in this city. All
Masons who wish to participate in this
picnic will please send their names to
the Secretary. L. G. Basford, that ar
engagements may be made accordingly:
WAsECA, Mimi, July 26, 1886.
Tuscan Lodge No. ", A. F. & A. NJ,
sends Greeting:
At regular communication of said
Lodge held July SD inst, it was
"Resolved, to hold Masonic basket
picnic, Augus 10th, 1886, at Maplewood
Park aud to Invite the members of all
neighboring lodges to attend and partic-
pate in the festivities of the OCCASION"
The members of your lodge and their
ladies are therefore respectfully and fra
ternally invited to attend said basket
picnic on the 10th day of August, 1886,
At Maplewood Park, Waseca MINI, dur
ing the .encampment of Knights Templar,
at said Park.
Maplewood Park is one of the finest
summer resorts in the west, and cannot
fail to please all who may attend.
Tea and coffee furnished free. Please
bring your drinking cups. Free trans
pOrtati0n will be furnished for all ladies
from depot to the Park.
Please notify the secretary of this
lodge of the number that will probably
attend from your lodge, as soon as posi-
BILE, in order that railroad Transports
ton may be arranged for the occasion.
Respectfully and fraternally yours,
Mn. EVERETT,
J. A. CLAaH0RN,
c. A. WRIGHT,
Committee Of Arrangements.
JAMES E. CHILD, Secretary.
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AUSTIN, Au1. 9. 1886.

AUSTIN, Aug. 2, 1885.
For the Austin Transcript.
EplroR:-Please allow the undersigned
space in your valuable paper to make =
correction. It hes been asserted time
and again, on our streets, that I voted 1t
the I'd ward caucus last Friday night.
1 just wish to say, those gentlemen are
mistaken. 1have never voted in Austin,
and never will until / can do it legally.
II. s, HIATT.
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born to Blush Unseen.

What rose is born to blush unseen1
Negrose. But everybody takes Dr.. Big
gers Huckleberry Cordial for disrrhoes,
dysentery aud children teething. For
sale by Dorr & Void and Mills = John
ROn.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-08-04
MOWER COUNTY BANK ASSIGNMENT
NOTES.

John Baker, an expert accountant, OF
St. Paul, arrived in town Monday noon,
and has commenced an examination of
the books. Mr.. Baker was recommended
by State Examiner Knox. He is to be
paid 500 for one week, or $3.50 for two.
Unsecured claims amounting to over
SIS, 900, have been filed with the As
signee, including claim of Mower county
for $1,000 difference over value of
property mortaged.
Some eight or nine thousand dollars
of claims had not been filed July
9th. the last day. Among the heaviest
of these were: ]. Selner $685.. 90;
c. c. Ketchum 81, 751.97; Joseph Adams
$734.26.
Joseph Adams swore out warrant
Monday for the arrest of w. T. Wilkins
and Fay r. Smith on the charge of re-
ceiving deposit Of $50 from said Adams
on June 9th. 1886. well knowing that
on said day the said Wilkins s. Smith
were insolvcnt when they received the
same" Mr.. Wilkins was arrested on
the warrant, Monday. (Smith being out
of town. and brought before Justice
Sheedy. The examination was post
poncd until Tuesday p. m. when Wilkins
waived examination, and gave bail IN the
sum Of 500 for his appearance at the
September term of court.
Edwin Richards of Lansing, put his
claim of $3.50 into judgment in the Dis
trict Court. Thereupon an execution
was issued, and returned unsatisded, and
on application, Judge Farmer has issued
an order requiring Wilkins & Smith to
appear before J. D. Sheedy, referee. and
make disclosure as to what disposition
they have made of their property &c.
This hearing is appointed for Wednes-
day, Aug. 4th, at 9 a. m.
J. G. Easten has paid two old certifi-
Gates of deposit bearing the firm name
of Smith. Wilkins s. Easton." viz:
Bridget Burke, $122 10; Alice Shultes
so.
Fay Smith left town last Thursday,
and has not yetreturned.
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all their old Austin friends in their atilic-
ton.
"A hard looking customer was found
going through the rooms Of the Windsor
House yesterday noon, when Landlord
Robinson invited him to git cut" In
assisting the young man down the stairs
mine host had his coat badly torn. The
fellow proved very ugly, and IN ahseace
of officer Tom Riley. was taken care Of
by Frank Riley. He gave his name rs
Warren W. Smith. plead guilty to the
charge preferred against him, and was
fined by Justice sheeay $40. or 10 days
in Jail. He chose the Jail.
Charles Petty of La Crosse attempted
on Wednesday Of last week to take forci-
Bile possession of the old Warner mill
property IN this city. under sub lease
made by Henry Doping. There Is some
dispute about the title of the property.
but Nels Peterson has been in possession
under = prior lease. Petty. revolver in
hand. threatened violence to Peterson,
and after IN arrest and examination be
fore Justice Noble. Chas. Petty, Henry
Doping and O. 8. Olesen were bound
over IN the sum Of $125 for the threatened
assault on Peterson.
THR REV. GRO. II. THAYER, Of Bourbon
Ind, says: both my self and wife owe oul
"HACKAErACA," . lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 3 and 70 cents.
SHILOH'S CURE Will Immediately relieve
Group, Whoping Coaxa and Bronchitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint. YOU
have q printed guarantee ON every bottle OF
Sh1loh'0 Vttallzer. It never fails to cure,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-01


The Salisbury Government must have
bean reduced 10 Desperate straits before
10 delsFmiasd 10 resort 70 q policy Of co.
eFoion In IFeland. CoeFcion 10 little
better than war waged BY the strong
against NE weak. In this age and 10
this civilization var 10 Fes0Eted 70 only
altar al else has failed. and a resort 20
itisan acknowledgment that diplomacy
and craftsmanship have been found
waniinR. 30, In Ahs casa Of Ireland,
eoareion d q last resort and lee adoption
By the British Government IL an
acknowledgment that ths Tory leaders
despair Of andinR q solatioa 10 the
question whioh hes bean forsmost ia
their thoughts since their return TO
power.
In The casa Of Ireland. especially, e a
resort - ooeFsion a osnfesaion Of weak
ness Saoh method Of governing Ire.
land h no new experiment. Il il che
same old method which has been tried
AGAIN and again almost since the DAY
thaa England hrsi asserted her sway n
Ireland. Il hashesn tried. and in svess
instance q has resulted In dismai fail.
IRE. Aftsr seven centuries Of almost
eontinned coercion. the upirit Of the
Irish people remains as unhFoksn, aud
theif hops of apeody daiivurAnoa a.
slrenR e. 4 no effort had ever been
mads - crush them. For The British
Government 70 take 20 the cid polioy
enoe more b e. n q natiSn whoss armies
invariably marched 10 defeat should
plunge boldly into var. The uarld
would say either thai ths rulers Of such
a nation were mad. o. thai they we're
surrounded By = vail Of difficulties
which they oOald not scale aud whieh
they madly attempted 10 batter doun.
1heFe need he no fear that eosraloa
viii pscve 70 b more sfoolive nov than
e han besn IN The past. The Irish poo
pie vii know hoe 10 mest saOh an a.
taak. The CLOUDS are dark. BAT dark
clouds have often enveloped them Be.
fore. The pathway is hard. bai tAey
have iournsyed aioae many a hard
pathway. when he policy q oosFelon
e agAin abandoned. e. Il surely viii b,
tAs Irish psopls viii emerge lrom zoe
Storm as brave. ~ hopsful and a. a..
termlnsd A. they are to-day.
The plan which GlAdsions oasred for
eementing true and LASTING nniau BE-
tween Great Britain and IFeland uns
deliberately feieeted By he Engsiah
psople, although IL uas enthusiastically
soeepssd By tkoss Of Ireland. sessland
AAd Wales Before many ysars have
passed. heSsvsr, GlAdslsns's plan, or
even = mere abersl plan, vii Ae gladly
acoeptea Ths cid round 81 eosssson.
fAilaFs and peFplexity win b oase
mere Eone thrcaRh. and uheR Il i An.
iaAea The rsvalsion 81 popalas tseliue
utll maks iupeFAtivs the concession "a
Ne Irish people q he riehs 70 ewa ths
soii vhloh Il justly theirs. and 10 con.
dnei tha Affairs Of their eoansry ~ thsy
80 a. TAe nsxt plans tor hous rule
and land rsfoEn may Be hroa1sr thar
thsss q 0laas,nas. bas sAsy yin nsvsr
b narruusE.
ne i,isA people VII nssa and hARe
eosruiaa - her baFs oftsa 10 ne year,
that Are paal mel and hAfilsa Il. And
eosssieo uiil fAil g II has - ofssa fan
Cd 4 requires ue rrophst 70 ass tAsss
thisRsi Ne voaass = shai any man can
fail - sae then.
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TANTED- SECONDHAND sAFR.
w eeth AZ ard bzEEiAF prooE Ad-
oFe8 q. tbs e&cA na1T
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FARMS FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale al o. part o. his farm, a miles
IRON Seattle and = miles from The new
bach road. "a acres - surveyed b. King
County surveyor. Sad tara 4 szrEeTed
OF into 1T acre iotz. aaa 5 al isvsl md
nearly Al boltou land and vel ADAPTED
- hos. EaH9es o. bag calsure. The Whsse
River oo4aty raaa runs throaxh The place;
post of3oa acroaa The read TIVE schoai
houses Al6 church withia thrce-aaAr-
teEs e q Hlle q the peemissA a1d rail
rad depot o1ly half = nile away. II 4
EifaAted in DuWAEaish rfvsr valley. snf
he river Fu8a al around tkFes ss3ea a.
tie plaoA and god watsr. Ne hrnah o.
tinbaE En- he plAce; & b 81 n gEaa O.
hAy ard Woald make z Roed dAirT farm.
AlNo. fArm e DawAl1o. Masaa county,
q 10 acres. aee&ed lad. This Place Is
neAEly Al GOD beaver dan iAaa. vel
saGsred and easily Cleared. principally
snail wiilaW eruzA Thare b noW GeaF-
e ahozt - aetez . god hose and Es8
eAEas cn1s eA0sEA hkE f1r i've oaua and
. pair q horsaaL Sad farm e Wsli a6Apf-
Cd % hop culture AID handy % skokomisA
Rsaersatsea. Whsrs psckss WI always
b e. had
TurEs esgy. For farthsr particulars
aaAraaS e.ther ~ kites e. parsan.
JOHN RIMS
oezaW DawaniaA. VT
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For Sale.

Gnn TO 500 ACRES OF
|VOOIAnd adjoining TIE
Seattle, IAke Shore and Eastern
Railroad.
We have lands By the acre IN
side ef the city limits
Ten or l2 residences : sOms Of
them very good.
Four business properties on
Commercial street, and some Ene
blocks on Front street.
One SIS, 900, one $50, 900, one
5000 and one $500 piece Of
property on Second street
Three Saw Mills. One Hekal.
One improved block n Com
stock addition.
Stock farm Of 1000 acres.
Several small farms.
81, 900 stock Of Goods.
Lots and blocks IN all parts Of
the city.
We think now Is a. good q
time to buy property in Seattle
as there win ever be. The time
Is not far distant when Seattle
win Be the recognized railroad
center Of Puget Sound, and when
this fact becomes established it
viii be too late to buy property
cheap.
HEFNER & DESHON.
oe5 2081 Commercial street.
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ORDINANCE NO. 7s6.

An orslinAncs extending High street. "a
9. klnneAzs addition - he city d Sc
alta.
he cs,y q Seattle does ordAla IS fol
lows.
sRCaoS 1. Thai High strees. il g. KIN
nczr's additsce 10 he city q seattle. Be
and The sane l. hereby extended from its
present western terminus, TIE eaSl iina q
Temperance street. anFua sid famper-
ance street, and theace west thrpazh
hloek numbered ssvea % q sAid g. kfa'
near : addition. 70 he oast aneos Banner
street.
Sc e Thai = strip Of lAnd eizhty -
fees vida tkroaEh sid block :. II ooaftn-
aatlea q sid Htzh street ana sxteadfaz
parallel thereNith. be and the sane L
herehy apPropFiated % tha use of tks
1uhz1c - sad far q pahtic ssreat - Be
knoWa e. High street
So. 5. Thai tbs ordnance shaH b IN
feras and effect fram and aftsr Eve days
afier The sszale Ahafl have heea pu hlished.
Rassed b. In Commaa Coaactl a ~
City q Seattle. New. 1 tSs6.
ApprCVe1 Nov. - Ia
". III sHoUDN Mayor.
FIied SoF. 81 ISsG
" r. FcRansf. ClsFk
puhlsshei Iaee 4 iSsH
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fla6Wsvs, 80 ~.
kaym Asae. - . ssesEA, sizfegss -.
ze4ePpys, q - cFd.
Wiateyse asrt ~ ssss 81 fsHiH.
f9mes ~ fzsc..s rssfr1a.l rsszk. a. .
De-. ba1e1 - Issts1o Is $4,000 pl1ss.
koy ezg kfa5 y ssrk ps< xsar azsss
81 ~ 1soks.
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The Last Chance
TO BuT WATER FRONTAGE on
ELLIOTT BAY At REASon-
ABLE PRICES.
81 to 81 per front foot
WE HAxE BEEN APPOINTED
"LADD'S ADDITION
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED
wv agents for
"LIDD'S ADDITION"

To the city Of Seattle. which comprises
lots l. : and 8 II soctioA -. and Let !, SEQ
ton IS, township 3 north. range east
near smiths Cove. and we are anthoTizod
% sall the same ter fram 81 r. - per front
foot on Elliott Bay, and from 50 TO SO
per lot not water frontage.
that part Of the city. and b beautifully
laid out according % The Topography o.
Parties Investing Ia this property now
cannot help but naAke money.
Title, Y. :. patent 70 w. 8. Ladd. the
Portland millionaire banker. Warranty
deed from Lada and wifs 70 Geo. B. Kit
finger. Plated b. kittlnRer, who win
give warranty deed. No RETTER TETER
ON RARTa.
A few biooks onlyfor sale At thesepricas
fhe entire availAbis water frontage Of
Seattle, including LAdd's addition. doos
not exceed four miles. and certainly viii
not be sufficient i've years hence for tia
accommodation Of commercial city do
ing the business u the Puget Sound dis
trlc1. Oar solid business m1n have grown
ncA % Investing IN similarly lacatea
property, which has increased IN value
Tar beyond their most sanguine hopea. A
low dollars invested here. 3 trip % kurops
TOR few yearA and your return VIII md
yoa wealthy. kisk few dOllazs %
MAKE a STAKE.
Do not bay this property tzn you ind
CUT prices q adjoining property, and Il
the prioe asked ~ us i nos - per cent
- thAn you Ca gst ethar propeFty a.
jointnG. 81 n that vicinity. We vii make
you 8 present e = hlock- fgy Il and go.
N. I've VII give SO Per acre fer
svery acre e. iAna within q mile of thia
addition. IN any direction
G. g. PHIMMEY 4 Co.,
RRAL EsTATG Bn0KRRS
James street,
auoaW Opposite Occidental Hotel.
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Tbs vAlne Of the parks, woods, gar
dens and squares Of Paris hgnEea ID the
snventory Of TIE municipal domain with
"a. 2l9, lIaf.; the superficial extent IL
a. 746.277 meters.
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B.F. DENNY & son,
REALESTATE
BROKERS
Lumber Dealers
Rooms = and 9, FTs's Opera Block
?. Q. hox 2s2, Seattle, MI.

T oTs AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
~ North Seattle.
LOIS aRd docks for sale IN d. T. Den.
ny's nrHS secona, laird. foarth. nth and
sixth additional
l.0sa and blocks for sale In d. T. Dan
ny's Park addition.
Lots and hi0eks for sale IN d. T. Den
nyis Hast Park addition.
Isota and blocks for sale In Mob Hih
Lots ana blocks fer sale In Green's ID
Los and blocks Cor sale in various pars
Of the city.
Farm Lands In King and skagisoounties
SPECIAL BARGAINS
The sz Of M / SEQ IA b Is north,
range 3 east 40 acaasl ct 50 per acre.
In los In NE see II. tp 23north. range
east. II acres, $50 per acre improved.
Lot 4. block 81. Terry's addition, $500.
"A me house snd lot In ID. I. Dennye
mn addition, $3.50.
A house and two well improved lots,
Noe. and 2. block 5 Eden addition. el2Oo
All Of block n. Eden addition, at $50
for corners and e225 for inside lots.
Lots s and 9. block sA ID. I. DenAy's arst
addition. $500. -
/. Property in all parts Ct the city and
county 70 sell.
Money % loan on improved city and
farm property.
HOUSES 10 RENT
Houses for reat and for sale.
Loans negotiated and Investments made
Taxes paid for nonresident parties.
Orders for all kinds Of rough and dress
cd Lumber, IaAkh. Sash. Doors and Mould
ings. viii rooeive prompt attention
Correspondence from abroad solicited.
soAdw6m
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NOTICE OF SALE

IL TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
II Third judicial Dtstrsct q WaahtnRtan
Territory, hoiding teRna e. aeaatia, n klue
eouaty. Washington TaEri1ozy.
No. sozs-Unltsd s1atea q Ansrica vsrsuI
Oliver PArsn1
Aosles 4 tefsay glFs1 that Where's, - Z
decFea - the aboFa eufllIad ooura, onterad
d rseotd n I'D couEl O. ths zash day u
ocsohzf. A D. isoa = ne airsctsd and dsiv.
cred. ] haVe duly ksslof upon ~ foiloWing
peEsaaai prupaFty q 0iisar Pnrsnt, dsfsn4.
ami tqwi1s o. HaaduF Cnss Geld Waseh
Hstics b tAsssfsFe heD67 givsn tAat On
SATURDAY, THE I'm DAT or DRCEM
SEA A. D. lN1.
A. tAs haur Of Ip.n- e ~ Gear House, q
seatIle. hi1G eoaEty. y. r. viii BalI Il
patIIe anctian. e TIE hlEhest hld3er. f1F csah
al tae rlgAt. sltis ard a1feT1a3 81 SD Oliver
fsra1A tlls sd defrada14. h aad 70 tbs aboTs
doscrifed paF9uual pE1paE1y.
Dated q aaaelie, Kiss eeauty, y. r, AZ
an day Of NorenbeF, A. q. la
r q HAMILTON,
Ualtse sinass MarskAi Tor WsaAmEsoa nss.
ni1ury- nos In
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NoTTCH.

ON AND AFTER DEC. L THR
~ steamers Edith and hlizA Anderson
Will leave Seattle for Port Townsend aa
10 o'clock 3. M; returning. leave Seattle
for Tacoma 81 70 o'clock ,. m. del
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U,0R TYFEWRITKR PAPER. RIB
1s.ss s s - i 3 ~ s' -. sss.As -
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-03-13

Ihe hest interests Of humanity depend on
n" cool health Of our women FOLKS. and vet
those with brightest intr)e"ts seem to suErr
INST VITA ailments peculiar to female life. It
w"i To remember that tie waale female
stem can be brlt IN toa proo-r state Of
% 'aranre, WmpIpS SORES. swollen limbs.
monthly pains, and other nlir.tio1s ,ff,nala
''S"aSH. made to disappear, robust health OIL
end and body take the place of illness ana
stress. ia timely use is malr Of Dr. Guvsotts
te'low Dock aud Sarstptrilla 1t restores the
y 'ol % perfect health. it Strengthens the
n""a'ar and nerydnS system. 1t gives tone
70 the digestive and urinary organs. 1t -lays
III itrlt'tlon o. the mucous membrane. In
word 1t is perfect female me lie ne. aud AIDS
every 'uncfio of'em4le life. Ne other remedy
equals IT. Have your druggist get it. Take nc
substitute.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-03-13
AnNICE 10 MOTHERS.

Arc YOU disturbed at night and broken Of
vopr rest by SICK child suffering and CRYING
with main OF cutting teeth? If SO. Senl al
oncc and get a bette or Mas. WlNsLow'>
Sooru,Ns SYRUP rcR CHILDREN TEErHING
Its value is incalruable It win relieve t.
moor uttle sufferer INN diately. Depera
upon t. mothers, there is no nStahe about it.
II cur,s dy,eniery and diarrheA, regulates the
9 omach and bovc's cures wnd collie, so'teuSe
the gums. reduces inflammation. and give.
tone aud energy to the wholc system Mas
WINS, ow's SoorniNG >YRrr FOR CHILDREN
TrlTlIING is pleasant to tie taste, aad IS the
prescription of one OF tie Oldest and best te-
male nurses and physicians IN the United
States, adds for sale by all druggists through
n, the world. Price rs cents a bottle.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-03-13
MnNnfnrnL. DISCOVERY.

Cou>unptiv,z ani.all, VINO suffer from :ny
,fert.o, of the nroat aud i.un.S, can dHl
,,rf.pl. cure IN DR.. hIug'S New Discovery
for Con,uu ption. Thousands Of permanent
ann. y,rIt, t... truth OF this statement No
e.b,.,,. can ,:.ow such record OF wonderful
u,es. nous Eds 1t once hopeless SaAerer
now prstetr' aim they owe thcF lives
=, I'M, New .sCJ'crG. II will cost you 40
,hng to give It atrlll. Free iral Bottle
- a~n- Store. Lar 2 size, Slb..
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-03-13

nave call9i IN S,m,t.ry MmAiar br
q Treasury estimate as to the probable
effect Of the Morrison bill on the reve-
nnes, but the committee decidni TO 20
ahead next Tu-s lay with the bill whc-
Their the Treasury WAS ready with its
guess or not.