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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-04-10
TESTIMONIAL OF THE CRAIG FOLDING
INCUBATOR


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LOCUST CORNER, O., Nov. l6, 1883.
{. D Craig:
| have not used TIN
Incubator since last spring and shall
not do so until next spring again
| made quite a success on first trial
1t was so late when received that /
only put in few eggs and made
but one trial. The temperature was
was kept regularly at l03lsg. al
most entirely without variation. Ii
fell once to l0ldeg. aud rose one
10 l05deg; but ! must confess that
it was due both times to want of at
tention, as | WAS so luSy | could
not give it proper care, The regula-
ton of.temperature | unhesitatingly
pronounce simple perfection, net
only in the ease with which it is
managed; but in its simplicity and
having nothing that can possibly
get out Of order | feel convinced
that | shall make a perfect success
at next. trial, You can use my name
with the above if you like. suppose
fcould write You a flaming testimo-
NAL, if | were SO disposed; but l
have adhered strictly to facts, which
is ny inyariable custom. and is,
believe, more in accordance with
your wishes than the former
Very truly yours,
CHAs O. HAYS
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THE NEW SouTH.

We have now ready for djstr;-
button finely illustrated Hand
Book Of about eighty pages, gotten
up at a cost Of over $500; descrip-
tive of TIE city of Chattanooga and
surrounding country and climate,
showing the inducements to immi-
grants, capitalists, &c, with a fine
map of the country within circle
Of 100 miles of Chattanooga. We
will send copy to any address
postpaid, on receipt of 10 cents.
ALLIN Bros.
II E 18th St, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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(Ste advertisement etsswhcre}
LoCUsT CORNER, O, Nov. l6, 1889
(, D Craig:
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NOTES AND COMMENTS

On Friday, April ',32nd. at Hot
Springs, Ark, where he had gone
some ten days previously for his
health, Judge John Baxter, after a
short illness, died.
He was born on the 9Th day of
April 1919, in Rutherford County,
N. G. On the 18th June, 1871, he
wasaacxamined and duly admitted to
practice in the Supreme Court at
Raleigh, N. G. In 1857 he moved
to Knoxville, and up to that time
had gained more than State cele-
brity as a lawyer and had held the
position Of Speaker of the House in
the legislature of his State for sever
al terms. In 1877 he was appointed
United States Circuit Judge for the
district Of Tennessee, Kentucky,
Ohio, and Michigan. He was not in
the army, but was a staunch Union
man. He will be better known to
our local readers as the Judge before
whom all the Board of Aid suits
have been tried at Knoxville.
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AGENTS WANTED

7 UBBER STAMPS-To parties
l>who wish to take the agency for
our Rubber Stamps we will on re-
celpt of 70 cents, send you agents
outflt-a five line business stamp, a
large and small pencil stamp, a
name stamp, an initial stamp, all
made IN YOUR name complete with
INK pads, etc. and sent postpaid
with catalogue and terms to agents.
Many merchants and clerks are sell
ling our stamps and increase their
income greatly. Big money made.
Agents wanted in every town.
II. P. MAYNARD.
Manufacturer, Tullahoma, Tenn.
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IL E 18th St, Chattanooga, Tenn.

A terrible disaster took place on
Wednesday night on the Fltchburs
railroad, Mass, midway between
3ardwell's Ferry and West Deeriell
a passenger train going over a steep
embankment. The point where the
accident occurred is the most dan
serous on the road, the track run
ming on the edge of the emhduk-
nent 1907, above Deerield River,
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A GAhli FOR SALE.
Containing 10 acres, Of which GO
acres ulder teEce. l6acrea in erass
and clever, and good or, hard of
never failing fmit. A good ilonse
WITH iaur rooms, large harm, cut
h"USeS, stables, etc. 4 never iailtag
Spr'ns IL ci"se proximity TO house,
ana good water foy Stock IN every
Held On,y 1--WE ,niruteS walk from
Skcne Po>toihre and Store. and
about b; IT. iule rom n.t Vernon
Church and School. 7ni'es rom the
town II "rsjy, md 6 niles from
Z. ). h. r.. Neighborhuod thckly
settled, and increasing rapidly.
PRICE So PER ACRE.
For further particulars, Apply Oh
PREMISES. or Address,
Geo. v. Babcock,
Skene, Morgan Co. Tenn.
or G. S. Moore,
?, 0. Box 40, Rugby, Tenn.
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Gov tv and General intelligence from the
whole District, and notices Of local events will
De NEST thankfully received
Correspondence on topics Of interest is in
vited. The name and address of the writer
must accompany all communications ii Tor
publication.
All communications for the Editor to be
addressed
C. s. MsoHE.
Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn
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JOIN SCOTT, R.P. wIISOs,
Prsst & Genl Manager. C;cnlPsssenger Agsrt
R,CuLED CARROLL, IL. C9Lt
Csnl Superintendent Senl Freight AReSA.
Tine Table, III fleet Jan. 18th. So
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-18

Take common pail and cut holes
down the side from the top and fill the
pail with water. This. the Rural New
Yorker says, keeps the water free from
sun and dirt. and the poultry can easily
put their hesds in and drink whenever
they desire.
OF the varieties Of ducks the Pekins
stand confinement the best, but they are
not as the common kinds. They grow
very large, often reaching eight or nine
pounds each, and yield feathers Of .
white color. and equal to those of the
goose.
Millers all advise cutting wheat early.
as it makes larger proportion of -four.
But early cutting may shorten the
weight. and so long "a millers will pay no
moro for early than late cut, farmers will
go on calmly getting all the weight they
can.
A writer states that he had the beat
results keeping grapes when each bunch
was wrapped ia piece Of paper. packed
in boxes holding one bushel, and the box.
es kept in place where the temperature
did not fall below So degrees above zero
There ia no reason why tho wire fences
Of poultry yards and around tho fields
should not be used for grape vines.
Quite large amount Of such fruit could
thus DO economically grown, and the
fence would not be injured by 90 doing.
Always turn eggs twice week ii they
are to be kept for future use. Eggs for
hatching will keep two or three weeks il
turned half over daily. They should DO
in place Of moderate temperature, where
they will no. freeze or DO too warm.
In order to guard against pleuro.
pneumonia, the Canadian Government
recently ordered 357 imported cattle,
valued at $50, 600, to be slaughtered and
cremated. @f
White soals when dressed for the
market do not show pin.feather marks,
as do the black breeds. This ia point
in their favor which is worth consider.
ing.
There never was time when so many
minds were at work or 50 many efforts
made in various directions to advance
the practice and science Of agriculture.
A German cattle food, which had
large sale, waq found 20 contain vegc.
table ivory turnings IS part, and com.
mo-. salt IL parts in 100; value, nil.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-18
WEIR rsusr csGAR.

4 certain English lord having received
from Sir Francis Drake present of some
Of tho first cigars imported into Europe,
Invited to dinner his leading farmers as
The Mayor anl corporation OF the adjoin-
ics market town. After succession Of
cearzrs. to which the bucolic appetite
did ample justice, dish containing the
finest productions OF Havana was placed
on tho table. The dish was handed
around. The farmers looked asLance at
each other, wondering where these little,
dry, brown sticks Of asparagus came
from. hat not daring TO question their
A",,a.iryon for fear OF betraying their
ignorance. They nuiged each other
with their elbows, aud as nobody, ex.
c-pt thc host, knew what to make Of the
rev dish. every one waited for bis
neiahhor TO make start. At last the
Nry-:, feeling himsrlf called upon to set
NE -xslnpla~by virtue OF his oGee. took
hi. c;rar between nj. finger ana Thumb
a;,r., Il into . ss,t.ce,lar and nm. q {,
hi. month Az ono. thu town courc;,or.
aul farmer, berau to crunch N. ,t,a,c.
ar,;,,o Of diet N .be GREAT .mu,.m,n.
oi their host. who with much difficulty
maintained bis copposur.. Afr a ,.r
ra+. ~ s;,.n,, =, Ia. ,cv-u
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-18


John Swintcn's paper has the follow
ing:
Ii o certain es.presideut wants re.
nomination, let him, when applying for
admission to the X. Of L.. write his name
under the rule which prohibits the en-.
franco Ct gamblcrs.
II Stanford wants it. le. tho "rumseller
OF Red Bluff read the prescribed classes.
among whom orc liquor dealers, even
those who charge''.wo bits drink"
II President Cleveland wants second
term, he had better join the Knights Of
Labor; but be can't, being lawyer.
II John Sherman want, it, let him up.
proach the vei'--whicb, however, he can't
pass, beiuS a speculator.
II Eyafts. tho glnttoninR skeleton,
wants It, let him try to eros, the portals
no lega, foot eau touch.
Ii Dan Manning wants the nomination.
he wonld do we'll q join; hut he can't.
being banker.
II Edmunds wants It, let him seek to
enter an order which outlaws professional
politicians.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-18
FACE, ABOUT THE FEET.

In Rchad II time the shoes had such
narrow. pointed toes they were caught up
at the knee by ornamental chains. while
in the time Of Henry VIII, who had the
gout, they were Cat slephantine affairs,
with puffs.
The average stocking worn by the
Philadelphia girl is half size smaller
than the prevailing size in Boston or
New York.
French heels and pointed toes have
been 'in" and "out" by turns for several
generations. Just now they are out.
Every year the number Of corn doctors
increases and annually the army Of corn.
suffering humanity grows larger.
1t is said Of small foot that the face
may grow wrinkled and the hair turn
gray, but the foot is ''still thar"
A prominent physician says that more
men Of distinction suffer from govt than
from any other malady.
Most Of the stylish mon who black
their own shoes use the Imported liquid
blacking.
Fashion in mems shoes again strongly
incliuss to broad toes.
Pointed toes for mems have quite
gone ont Of fashion.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-18

Most dream representations, according
to the Investigations Of Wundt, emanats
from actual, though weak, impressions
on the nerves during sleep Thus, an in
convenient position eycites visions Of
lahorious or painful experiences, difficult
respiration produces the agony of night
mare, flying is suggested by the rhythmic
movements of breathing, nudity by fall
Of clothes from the bed, craving things
by skin irritations, etc. The reproduction
Of past memories is associated with
events which have left a profound montal
impression.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-18
rHoM EvEsvwMrRs.

Just before the Servian army took the
field 100000 cigarettes were dis.
tributed among the men.
The now French Chamber Of Deputies
will have 5S4 members. Tho Senate has
300 members.
Tho Sultan Of Turkey has go wives
aud his personal expenses are zoos.
600 per year.
Tho State Of Indiana produces more
roultry than any other State in tho
Union.
In tho solar cyclones scientists say the
metallic winds travel 1000 miles an
hour
The latest list Of American beetles dc.
scribes 9,490 species on this continent.
Some spidcrs have as many as thirteen
eyes, but the majority only have two.
A Hungarian peasant can live like
lord on SO year in his native land.
Mount Vernon ia to be improved next
summer BY the ladies in charge.
Tho total valne Of the trade Of India
exceeds $3.50, 900. 900 annually.
Tho Government 10 selling the last Of
the lint left over from the war.
Tea was introduced into Scot!soi BY
the Dnkc Of York in 1920.
Shad have OF late years nearly abap.
doned the Potomac river.
The Mississippi Valley ha, an area Of
l.A0, 900 square miles.
Birds are said to leave tho vicinity
shsse choler. prevails.
President Cleveland IL said to b
worth about 100000.
A pointer dog was recently sold in
New York for $500.
The left hand ia more honorable than
tbs right in Russia.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-18
RULEs FOR nAanEEs.

First catch your hair"
Place him in the chair and manipulat,
The tiller whee, until he il screwed dowI
into a position at once uncomfortable srt
barLarous.
Eensrk about the weather In Of,
serving this rule il il well likewise tc
have observed the meteorological con.
ditions. If it is blowing OF the rate Of
one hundred and sixty miles IN hour,
call your patient's attention TO the fac.
that it ~ "sindy to-day This puts
the patient at ease at once, and displays
q friendly intent on your part, which
may be cfiicacious in extracting a ''for
drink, as the Frenchmen have il, al the
close Of the seance.
ii the patien. wants shave iather
him.
Having lstierod the subject, rush to
the hydraut and wash your hauds.
LatLer the patient again.
Seize your razor md sharpen IL.
Rub patients jaw for FIVE minutes.
This nends the soap inside the pores and
produces tranquility OF the fesh that
even tns tno.h razor can not disturb
More la.her.
II the patient's pores are not thorough.
u succeed with soap BY this time, read
your morning paper until TIE required
stucccdi.y 10 attained.
Seizs ycnr razor once more aud flourisa
il three times on the strop and then in.
quiro ii the paticnt is particularly tender
in any particular spot.
II he is, scrape that spot until Tie cub.
Jet shows signs OF dissolution. then
soothe him with !ather.
Scrape both jaws with the razor. and
i nusicslly inclined whistle in til,
patients car during the ceremony.
After he is entirely Hsyed ask il the
-azor hurts.
II he saye yea, continue tho process
Until he sweais that it does not hurt.
Inform patient that little shampoo
night not hurt him.
Soak his face with bay rum putting an |
large quantity on al raw
pots.
Comb patients hair on wrong side.
Grape magnesia over bis black tie, let |
drop Of lathcr foil on bic boots, band |
i'm bis hat. give him the address Of q
onveuisnt undertaken md
Yell "Ncyt!"-Lifc.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-18

The Aurora Ilis., Blade boasts over tie
fact that whils only Eve years ago II
etsrtsd with three regular anbscribers
sad ono fellow who said be would talk
with his wife about II. now tho subscrip.
ton book Il running over with names,
sod tho editor ia compelled to chalk the
balance down gu tho back Of tho stove.
pipe.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-18

The Carson Tribune says; A convsrsa.
ton was had this morning between .
number Of dog owners-bird dogs. boil.
dogs, terriers, etc., when up spoke truth.
full Jesms Of the Index and said: Il had
. dog in Mono county that was mixture
Of mastif. newfoundland and pointer,
when l wanted to 70 shooting beam 10
the mountains all I had to say was'
'Tigor, of in the morning." and that dog
would have my breakfast all cooked and
ready by the firs when woke up"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-18

It 10 . curious fact. known as rule
only 10 critical Observers Of the same ser,
dist The noted beauties, like the peacocks,
ar, rot proud Of their feet Lantry's foot.
Il is said. u nothins 70 brsg about. and
Mary Anderson bas regular ''clod.
hopper"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-18

lthAs been predicted that tight lacipg
will in time produce . red nose.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-18

In The "Mikado," though tho girls
affected inincing gait. there ia no aifec.
ton Of email feet. as it i japanese
play. aud the Japaussc ladies. unlike the
Chinese. do not bandsge their buniors or
cramp their corns.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-12-18

81: Tor; 1 is:s. H1llss4 Issz co. Fs's.
The Osceola times., 1886-12-25
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Notice!

That at the Jannary term of he County Gour
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with ten others to the Court for IN order to la,
out and T. blish county road CON nmcnciDg a
the GouDty road rum ng IRON Oeceola TO ssnd'
Bayou, and from thence running due north VI
the sec ion line dividing sections - and 35 II
+. lSN Il. 10 East, a.stanc. Of one mile ano
terminating at the haf mile corner between sec
tions % snd n f.. IAN X 10 East. at whicl
time all persons having any Interest In the land
over which said road IL To be laid ont can ap
pear and make such objections rs they ma,
think proper. O W slDR0W
The Osceola times., 1886-12-25
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The Osceola times., 1886-12-25

There is more Catarrh in this sec
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An Arkansas Farm of 100 acres
go above overhow.) cleared; 81
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well fenced; good water; conveuien
to free school, SC. Fine fishing an
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sissippi river; 30 above Memphis
Part pay will be taken in bro1,
mares. F. G. McGAvocK,
McGavock, Miss. CO., Ark.
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Notice.

II. w Bennett, administrator d. ,. n of the
Estatc of W ii. " ilson. decd
Yon are hereby rot ifei that the under,ign
ed ms administrator Of the Estate OF ! Y. Da-
vies, deed will apply to the Probate Court OF
Missi seppt county. Ark d., at the next January
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sufficient to pay debts probated against the
sam Mt which time and place you can sppemr
and interposo such o! jeciion as you may deem
proper W. X HARRISON.
Dec 5ih 1886. l2-ls-I