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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12
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Ser abi6euli9fe politif9e @fanbal,
ben man fi9 nur oenfen tann, ttebt in
benz State Nepaba in Nus F9t.
9ort betperben fi9 brei reid5e @elb=
bro3aen um bas Bunbesienutor> >Nmt,
un6 bdhelbe mi,b borausf6tli6 at
ben Meiitbietenben abgegeben tperben.
grit tpirb es ft9 barum banbeln, bic
ridtigen 2eute in bic 2eeislatur gu
bringen, uno gu bieiem 3pede tpirb
eine tpabre MuttiDn bpn Stimmen loss
geben. Man bere9net bereits unb
i6reibt in ben 3eitungen bariiber, tpie
bieI bel BET 2eglslaturmabl cine ein5elz
ne @timme tpertb fein m06te unc
f9dbt bieien Wertb auf mebrere BUM
bert Dollars. @etpanote nnterbdno>
ler unb desperate &aufboloe baben
natiirli6 nod biel be1eren Werbienft in
Musf9t.
Obtpobl man r,einen fonte, 6aB uns
ter fol@en umftdnben Der Nusfaa ber
Wablen fir bic @eiebgebung glei9 ent'
i9eioen tpirbe, tper @enator iuirb,
10 tpiro bod erpartet, bab In ber 8es
iebgebung ber San3 erf re9t losgeben
foQ, neil bel ber geringen 3abl 6er
Mitglieber fir bic eoneurrirenben Be
tperber es ii9 febr tuobl lobnt, baB
giner benz Mnbereft bic @timmen pegs
tauft. Gin billiges @ei9dft tuirb bas
ft9erli9 ni9t fein, bielmebr tptro benz
fiegrei9en Bonanaamann fein Senats'
fib ipDbl mebr fofen, als ein fleines
Gir1tentbum tpertb 1T; allein @elb
fomn1t ia taum in Grage, tpenn 2eute
bieier Dirt ii9 einmal ettuas 1T ben &opf
gefebt baben.
Hebaba batteaur 3eit feiner Iufnabme
als @taat faum elm 9rittel BON Der
ginpobneraabl, tpel@e bafhr berlangt
tplrb, bat fie beute nod nibt, uno miro
fte bielleidt in Dielen Sabren nod ntft
baben. 9ie gtnnabme, pel6e bic Ser.
5taaten aug biefem nur gu einem febr
tleinen Sbetle cultibirbaren 8erglanbe
beaiebt, 1T ld9erli9 gering, iein Sans
bel unb feline Snbuitrie unbebeuteno,
unb bic Grgebnifie ieines 8ergbaues
fommen nur tpenigen perionen gu Su.
te. 9robbem bot bieier 9uobesitaat
gerabe 10 biel 0ertretung i'm Ser. @taas
ten Senate, als sSllinois, Stem Dorf
ober Obio, uno bic @elbbro3sen, tpelfe
fi9 GiBe in bemfelben gera6esu faufen,
baben in ben tui9tisften angelegenbeis
ten ber &epublif gerabe 10 niel gu iagen,
als bic Senatoren iener 3tpan3ig bis
pieraig MaI 10 biel bep6lferten Staa'
ten.
gs 1T fdIimnt genug, baB fi@ bet
ber Bilbung bet Union bic gtablirung
bon fiinf iebr tIeinen Staaten ni9t pers
meiben lieB; aber na9bem man lange
bic groBen uebelitdnbe erfannt bate,
tpeI1e baraus entiprangen, bdtte man
abfolut felne fol9e Ouooeaitaaten mebr
neu griinben fOllen.
Wenn es 10 fort aebt tpie bisber, 10
ftebt es uns In Nusf9t, baB mir III
einigen Sabren ntebr als Elm ganses
Gubenb bon eingefauften 8roaaem als
8ertreter febr uatpi6tiger Staten i'm
Senate baben tperben, uno bas pdre
tpirfli6 i'm b06iten @rabe beflagenss
tpertb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12
Muerlei.

$%NGA4Ct%
- Ser biefige merifanii9e RoniuI
Ornelas giebt cine @ef6i@te iiber
6ran3isfo Mrreiueres @rmorbung, bic
gan3 anbers flingt, als bic getp6bnlt9e.
Mrrelueres tpar fein amerifanii6er
Birger, ionbern biente bon 1879 bis
1885 als Solbat unter ben Stats
truppen bon Goabuila. Na@bem ct
entlai1en tpar> tpurbe er pferbebieb.
Monbragon perlan9te bonn 9eputp'
Sheriff Sia3 In eagle paB bic Nuss
lieferung bes Mrreiueres unb biefer
feffelte i'm unb brafte i'm iiber ben
&iD @ranbe nad Wonbragons 9aufe.
6ier berfu9te Mrreiueres ben 9eputps
eberif nit 5000 gu bete6en. @pdter
brad ct log unb tpurbe i'm Gefe9t NIT
ben Wa9en ermprbet.
= 9ie 8elfnap &if1es trafen gefern
Mbenb um 105 llbr in @an Mntonio
elm. gn, 9epot tpurben fe pom &oz
mite empfangen unb bann na9 benz
Wafenlaale in ber 9puitonitraBe ges
leitet. 6ier wurben fie BON ibren
Greunbinnen begruBt. Ser Capt. Green
lieB bann bic Gompagnie antreten unb
gol. l1pion bielt bic 8euilltommnungsz
rebe, bic bonn CAPT. Green beantmortet
tpurbe. Na6bem 6arauf ben Greun.
binnen, ben BeIfnap &ifles, ben @an
Mntonio &ifles unb ben 0ouiton Sight
@uarbs Elm 6od ausgebrabt tporben
mar, tpurben Die Belfnap &i Hes nit
Giscream regalirt.
: Sen San Intonio &iaes tpurbe
in 8alpeiton pom General STANLEY i'm
Nuftrage Der Wlrs. &iee etne SABINE
iiberreidt. Dieielbe 1T eine teranifde
SABINE nit bsm @in5eli itern in ber Mitte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12

f6htteln iaate. 9ie unebrenbaftigfeit
biefes @@rittes beI@6nigte er bel 1tc9,
inbem er ft6 iagte, baB ct feinen Age11'
ten, Sic taum bic Sdlfte ber gebu9ten
Summen tpirtlt6 ausge5ablt batten,
feline @adf6t iauIoig fet - tuenlt et1
ma 2ueps 8erm6gen ni9t 5ur @1nlos
funa ibrer 8eri6reibungen ausreI9en
iolIte. tpas er aber fhr unwabrf9etnll9
belt, l1nb 2ucp2 - Nun, es erftllte
i'm freilid) nit 8ebauern, bab er fte in
cine 10 unansenebme Sage perfeBen
muBte, - inbefen, fie mar eitt iol9ss
Ginb, - man tptrse miller gegen He
perfabren, als gegen tbn, - auBeroem
hattie lie Scr. Olocaftle, bet fie ni9t I'M
Std laifen tpiirbe, unb enbli6 = mum,
es mar eben notbuenbig fiir i'm =
benz gegeniiber fpnnten aud SucD unb
9obnnie ni9t in Betra9t fommen!
Das mar ungefdbr bas Bib, mas
STR. Olbeaitle BON ben 1tattgebabte1t
@orgdngen enttparf.
Wsr. OIbeafile batte ein mei9es 9ers
unb f1dmte fi9 befen fDgar 3utpeilen,
tpeil es einem alien &e6tsanwalt, ber
tpuste, tpie es in ber Welt augebt, unb
iein gat1aes 2eben bamit augebra9t bat'
te, He, bic Welt, nit ibren gan5en
e6pan BON Gefablen benz Bu9fabert
bes @efebes bienitbar gu MAIDEN, gar
nt6t autam.
(Gortiebuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12

= Cine + 66it gelungene Sc
ri9tsDerb n b ung fanb neulidb
in paris ftatt. IS banbelte fi6 UNI bic
S@eibungstlage bes priuatiers 9u6as
mel gegen feline Satin geleite. SroB
bes bimmlif@en Namens bat bic quite
5rau bic iebr irbiiGe @enobnbeit. gu
f9nupfen, tpas ibren @atten, Elm poetis
f9es @emhtb, BON ibrer @eite treibt.
&lasenb iagte Scr. Su9amel: rWenn
i9 iie am Worgen, mi Der Dole in
ber Sanb, an meiner Settle i6lums
n1ern iab, ba befolete meine 3drtli6feit
ibr 8eiipiel, unb i'd fblief slei9faas
elm; tpenn i9 ibr am Mbenb ben @utes
Na6t=&uB bot, muBte id UNI Wsitter=
na6t nieien. Sd bin bereit, ibr cine
antdnbige Hente aus3uieBen, unb bite
nur, mir m Elm 2inb au5ufpre@en,
tpel6es mir, ba es ein 6 n BE 1T,
gebabrt." giun melbet fib f9lu@3euo
Mabame Du9amel unb ruff: rDas
&inb geb6rt Der Mutter
es bebarf meiner pfege, i'd fam es
ni9t fortla1en. SIN @eri6tsfaale
entbrennt elm beiBer &f UNI oas
8abD, embIi9 fagt ber &i6ter: nMenn
es iiber piersebn Sabre TT, ioa es felbft
enti9eiben, 5u men, es mill, ob gum
8ater ober aur Mutter." Sas Che
paar Hir3t sur Sbhr, Mtabame ruff:
v9as 3inb 1T brauBen, bolen mir es
bereinl" 9ie pforten 6ffnen fi6 unb
auf ber S6ipelle erf9eint Elm feds
S6ub stpei 3oa bober 9rago ners
2ieutenant. ber erit Mama uuo
bann Paga begriiBt, unb auf
bic Grage beg &i9ters, Bel tpem
er bleiben tpolle, ben @6nurrbart bres
benb, unter benz @eld6ter beg Iubito'
RUINS ermibert: rWeber BEL papa
nod DIANA, ionbern bel meiHer gelieb'
ten Mimi." - Ser &i9ter finbet an
bieier @ei9madsri6tung ni9ts aus3u'
ieBen uno Deriu9t es, bic silrnenben
@atten miteinanoer gu peri6bnen. @nos
li@ fOmmt ein Nusglei6 gu ftanbe.
Mabame 9u6amel berpf1i6tet fi6, bas
96nupfen aufaugeben, ibr @atte
i6lieBt bic &euiee in feline glrme unb
bas 8abD fttirat ab, inbem es ruft:
Mimi tpartet auf MIDI"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12
gilbriefe. 9ur6 cine mo-

giIbriefe. Dur6 cine no9
in ben lebten Sagen ber Geifon paiiirte
BiG pirb oas felt lebtem Ottober in ben
gr6Beren Stdbten bes 2anbes einge'
fhbrte @pfem Der iofortigen Nblieferuhg
BON gilbriefen 6ur9 ipejielle 8oten auf
ollie poftdmter, ueld5e Brieftrdger
baben, aussebebnt. Jerner gibt bic
8ia bera @eneralpoifmeifter bas &e9t,
bas 5pfem aud mod on irgenb melben
anbern Bldben, NO ct es fur angemehen
era@tet, in Rraft treten su lafen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12

Die
gB6Aentltdbs Trete Nreffe
erldeint
ieben Donnerifa8
unb fcifet
$3.50 bas Sabr Ober $1.25 far .
MOnate in YOrausbe3ublans.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12
Wtam ffeue cer 8ranfbett etnen Gtn=
l1alt8befebl 3tt,

inbent man einen idpaden aorper fdrtt, eine
aerrnttete @eiunbbeit auffrifdt mnb binne unD
an MabrunsSftoffen arme Safte NIT s 0 t t.
ters Magenbitters berei@ert, oas bette,
am tudrmiten enpfobIene unb popnldrfs Star.
fllnss. unb S@uBmitteI, bas es sibt. Sc fdrtt
ben Masen, bsieitist bic l1ntbdtisfeit bet 9eber
unb bet Darme unb sibt ben ausi@eibunss'
unb GntIeerunssfunftionen Der gieren unb Der
8laIe einen sefunben slntrieb. Malarii9e
Sieber tperben nidt nur burd Oafelbe aufse.
balten nnb ibre @iebertebr berbitet, fOmbern es
Rrantbsiten selitten baben, aber iie it@ Iei@t
aasieben f0nnten, tuenn fte feline mebiainif den
8oriid dtsmaBreseIn treTen ipiirben, ben eintigen
fideren e9ub. Sc fdeibet aus bem 8lute se'
ipiie 11nreinisfeiten aus, m-I6e mad ben aus'
fasen bet bebeutenofen @atbolosen bic aaelle
iener f6mersli6en Seiben, &beumatismus nnb
@i9t, finb eS tif auberbem cine ansse3ei9nete
Mranei fir elm gefdpadtes unb itberarbeitetes
Nerbenibfem unb fir seifiss Nieoersei@lasen'
belt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12

= 8ebrau6te Songaiine in Neuralz
gle unb &beumatismus uno es tpirfte
nit 5auberiider &raft unb barf oarnm
als elm Spe3ialmittel gegen bieie Srt
Seiben unb &ranfbeiten gelten.
Traat 3. Ooung, M. o., Serirgs
ton, GentudD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12
M2arntprarbeitett

aller Mrt tperben in fiinftlerii6er 8olz
Ienbung i'm Ntelier 6es 9errn Srant t
Sei6, Nps. 305 = 313 6oultons
ftraBe, ausgefiibrt. 0err 3ei6 arbeitet
ebenfals in @ranit uno fann allen Bez
ftellunsen geniigen. Wer baran Der.
binbert 1T, mad San IutOnio gu fom=
men, ieBe ii6 nit 9errn Seib briefi9
in 0erbinoung. 28,l,m1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12

- 4u9 bic Militdr 9ompagnie Der
Garbigen, bic vgrcelior 8uarbs", fnb
3urudsetebrt unb baben stuei prelfe mit=
gebra6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12

Die III bem Slute tbrer &inber 3eid)en bon
unreinbeit entbeden, iollten ioglei6 3u gez
etgneteu 9eilmitteln greifen. Ser Mangel
oteler Sorgfalt bel juugell Mdofem 1T Die
Saupturlahe Der meiiten &ranfbeiten, benen
6ranen untertporfen itno. 6rau Sarriet
U. Battles bon Soutb @belmsforb, Mali.,
i6reibt: u0teine 5lu0lfidbrige Sod)ter leibet
felt einem Sabre an algeneiner Sdtpd6e.
Seit einigen SSoden ftngen mir at ibr
aper's Sariaparitla einSugebei1, uno ibre
@einnbbeit bat itf ieitbem bebeutenb perz
beiiert." Srau s. 8. 9fobiuior, Berfins
ct, Somerpiue, 0faii., iast: uOiiitter
iollteu
Aper's Sarfapariua
in ibren 6amilien gebrau6en. Sir Wadb=
d)en stpiiden 10 uno Ia Sabren lift iie u1tz
iddtbar."
Sn allen apotbefen su baben.
Preis 81; seds Slnidbem, S..
8ereitet BON Or. S. 6. aper & Co., 2otuerI,
Tiaif., g. ct. b. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-12

: 9as sr6Bte 2ager bon @etpebrz
unb Repolber= patronen uno 9llien bel
Piper e g 1ultbeB.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-03-06

The heSt ir'"r",t- or hun.n,tv dcr.nd a,
h" 700 health o' or ", men folks, and Wi,
no with 'rirhtns' iutrllr-ts soc n 4, snEe,
n 'St with ailments peculiar to fem lie lite. |,
VOL 10 remember that tlr W ,al4 female
st.n can be built ~ to a prs.r state o.
'"an'e. punpH>. SHr"S. Sysll-, limbs
monthly p'ins. anil ,th'r Indicate " ,frrnsl.
disease, nalc tn liSarp.ar, r,hust health o.
md IN h,h take th- p'4c, If Illness AID
h<trrSS, ga ii n"lv Use is nat afDr Guysot.'.
yellow ID "k Il S,"s .p4r'l'a II restores N
'''ol - perfect hel'h. 1t str, ,rth"H the
1u,eu'ar and nervous system. 1t give, T.,
- th- ii ,estivr ant URINARY orsars 1t ala.
/ irritation a. the nur,u, m" nbrane. In \
yord. II is perfect female urr lie NJ. anl a,d,
every unctio often ia life. Y, ,ther r-n.l
'n"ais '. Have your druggist yet it. fake n
substitute.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-03-06

4 lady. VIE suf"rri III, - weakness prcu-
liar - mr. .ei in vrti,. to fri-,i. sail II
tried various kidney medicines hut o,lv f,I Il
myself craving w,rse tre,d tol n. t,
use Dr. tiuysott's yellow Deck AID -s"S,p!r.
lila. Ito effect On me vas %, in iIc.tri b. a
clear and beautiful c,nplerioi. freedom
rom aches and Pa'1,, compete REVIVAL Of
nervous depression. p.inless regularity in
habits Of digestion. aai stncrxse. cannot
praise the remedy tan highly AS true friend
0 suffering wamaahasl, stI asa strengthen
ny medicine"
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A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

Cousumptvtz and all. who suffer from my
affect Oh OF the hroat aud Lungs. eau ind
certain cure IN DR.. Kings New discovery
TO. Consumption. lhoL,ands OF per'ntneat
cur verify tue truth OF tins stat.ment No
,nedrIne can snow sub record OF wonderful
u,es. ihous mis- 1t once HOPELESS saIierrt
nov yratetr'' ,im they owe the.r lives
10 his New -sCJseIy. 1t Will cost you n
b 'ug tog,e 1t trial. free Trial BEETLE
ssy s.sg ss~s, Lsr siss. s'ts..
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oark material. Within the past few
Year, dress as,you plea style has
been adopted in both houses Of Congress
and plaids and mixed goods are the
popular legislative fabrics. but when
ever = Senator or Representative in
tends to make a speech or take con.
spicuous part in the proceeding, he
Usually appears at the Capitol in frock
coat, thus acknowledging that such
garment iu the proper Congressional
costume.
LENox.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-03-06

very one should tell his neishbor that the
best r,,nc,ty Tor rurlny coughs and rGds. AMI
the only sure cur- for consumption. is iIr.
" stars Daisan of MID Cherry. 1t IL pleas
ant 10 take and very soothing aud healing IN
Is effect.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-03-06

There 10 Nc pam. ~ matte nor sever
mr. what the cause. that caun.t be partly y;
wholly rriiesed BY JAhss.ax ,iaaIyne lin
imrnt, used internally aud externally II Is
he most powerful re.nedv knssnts IN dical
men.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-03-06
Rugby, Dee. 9Th. 1885.

There is Aothing Sc ASSN, a Is h .'th au'
happiness as pare iica el,Ai :, m-g~nis ~
hsusted u .litv, prem ,tu-a d"1l,, r-TgnJ,
a,d physical debility bsSiie, II tail r
n.er'es. Pnrssni' P.rsssirs Vdh p ty
and enrich The b;ssi, AID viii chang ,hc
bosd 10 the en,,r. system in "a - n,n ,..
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-03-06
Advertising Rates:
LOCALS.


LOCALS.
Nr. H. n. Wright left for New York
on Wednesday morning..
Mr.. G. G. Seheuck, Of A,lardt, was
in town Tuesday.
Buy your Oats, Corn, Hay and
Nill.feed at SKENES. =
Mr.. w. Wells left Rugby for Cincin-
matt Oh Tuesday.
Mr.. Alvin Gnffey, constable for the
9th District, was in Rugby on Tussday
cole citing overdue taxes.
A full limo in dry goods, groceries
and hardware At VJILES l. WEIGH.
Messrs. Fitch aud Robinson have
resumed work on Mr.. Wrights house.
Mr.. H. NJ. Foote, Of Robbins, visited
Rugby Oh Tuesday, returning home
the same day.
Soluble Pacific Guano $3.50 per
sack At SKENES.
Mr.. A. l.. Rms, of "Deer Lodge"
drove over to Rugby on Saturday last ,
returning home the next day.
Dispositions in the case Of the Board
of Aid W. V. Mnmford More have been
taken this week in Rugby.
SKENE buys by the carload ana
saves freight.
Nr. W. CLANCY, tax Assessor for this
district, has been in town this week on
business
Mr.. J. Tsup!stsn and Col Henderson,
Of Knoxville. have been iu Rugby most
Of the week, the guests Of Mr.. Robert
Walton.
A supply Of FRESH MEAT Gun
s'antly on hand At the loves. prices At
be COMMSSARY.
The weekly meeting Of the Ladies
ChurchWorkfng Society will bc held
on Wednesday afternoon next at Mrs
Giles.
Nr. McPhail has rented the Pot.
bur, house IN Central Avenue aud will
move down with his family Immediate
ly from Michigan.
The Rugby Public School re-opened
on Tuesday morning with Mr.. Pete W.
Ross ~ teacher. Mr.. Ross il stopping
Al Mrs. kiQuellS.
Mr.. N. Boyle is having the lumber
for the new house, to he erected on hi
brothers lot on Central Avenue, haulet
from his mill at Glades. Mr.. Guard
who has been building harms, etc, fol
Mr.. Boyle on his farm, comes in to day
and will commence. Operations OH Mon
day.
y + "7he most Gold lies about PLOCGL
deen-Ben. Franklin.
Any one Wishing late improved Stee
Turning PLOUGH should call o.
J. A. DlNLING; he will supply you
wants at the lowest going prices.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Az VS." ,tu,ttu ,.t oHn ""k~n
your rest hy SEX child stuff ring ard erwin
with pain oftu,t,ng te",h? 'fso. sen \
once .nd Get h~tt." ar Mas WIVsL,w
ScorHING SYarp rcR CHILDREN 'rErHiN
Its value is ,ncslculahle Il VII, relieve 7
pncr little sufferer INN ditlv. Dope
uron (. ,nothcrs. there is NJ mistake ahn It i
II ours dv>entfry anidi r'hee. 'gul III
nmach aud howe 6, cur,s v nd collie so,teu
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20 any l." " who has diSe,se Of throat or
lnoqs. Ne will Srul proc that p SOS Cure or
u other cases. ilrrsS.
T.. :. liAz Lime. Ware ina.
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nNcHw1CEa
OtSs kns &s5ss

scdentary habits, mental worry, norvon
excitement, excess or impl1ld' he in cat
Ing or drinking, and various cher c:useS,
induce Constipx!on followed b. general
deran5emen: ct the liver. kiuncy,, aud
stomach, In wnich tie d order Ut each
organ increases tie infrr,i J % 4, Il -.
The immediate lAsu..,' 49, Isssof Arnl-
lite. Nausea, Foul Erra,h, Goal .bu.h, al
u!ence, Dizziness, Gi}G l.'ulac.!a', te.,'ilG.
Of physical and mon i vi wr, Gi4,rcssiN
sense of weight: mt! iu,;:">s ,nt'.3 stc;0eI,
and increased C0s.jyer a., : Cf whitl ala
known under ons h-ad E, Irvne9s.N.
1nevcry instance w!I-rH tiiS Cienasr doe
not originate from sr:o'''.&1 tain il ~"
blood, AYERS lirI.S may Lc coNiuyrs'
relied upon to ct'cc. Il rur", "ho., cosy.
not amenable 10 Tie C''";. ~ .".'.",' O.
AYER's Pills h|u'.,. 49,, ,........
the PILLS are aid, q brj.n .'y
purifying proper,i.s,t q. 49,.
RrLLA.
Dyspeptic, shoT,N ''r~'' F'"
treatment Of the Ia
the more dilicI, {. ,~.a.. -
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-03-06
RUGBY HACK LINE.
LENox.

NOubA AnSN ht.N II.
During the winter, and while the
mail and passenger trains run
separately, the hack will NOT AL
WAYS WAIT for the evening passen-
ger train for tho south.
Parties who expect friends from
tho north by the evening train will
confer = favor by aotify,ns mo be-
forehand.
CHAs SKENB.
Rugby. Dee. sth. 1888.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-03-06
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

~, vs." st"itt SC a." ""k'h ~
your rest hy \ SEX child stuff ring ard cryng
with pam of tu't'ng te"'h? ESQ. sen n
once and Get hiatt" a. Mas, WtNsLaw'
ScorHING Syarp rcR CHILDREN 'ssrHi~ ,
Its value is ,ncslculahle. II viii relieve 7
pncr httlr sufferer INN dpt'lv. nepr
uron (. ,nothrrs. there is NJ mistake ahn It j.
II ours dy>entery AMI III r'hee. r'gu I'll,
. amach aud bo~e 6, cur, S v nd collie. soueus.
u,r gums. re.ures inflammation. and xiv
tore aud energy to the whole system Mas
WISsIow'> SuoruISS SyRur FOR CHILDSE>
TErTuiNG is pleasant To the taste. a'd IL IL
srrlpuon Of o'e 81 tie Oldest aud b 81 re-
NAL. nurses snd physcans IN the Unite
Stat, y. adds tor sale by all irugg SITS through
on, the world. ir.ce 25 ccntss bottle.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-03-06
Twin Foes TO Life
A ThorOuqh Purqative

medicine Is the first necessity for cure.
Then the cathartic effect must be main
tanned. in a mild degree, lust sufficient
to prevent rccurrcnce II coStlyeness
and at the same time the liver, kidneys
and stomach must be stimulated and
RfrenrtheneQ.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-03-06

AyCA - -
Never fail 10 rei~yo - '.0r.'' e. r.
mote their hcshSt.' So.
and thus cure = t.
palliativcS all do ls.',. ...
ftful activity tD; 'r
stomach Is .parccu b.,
holic stiMUlaN,S, Il j.
by reaction ,G.t Icarls t~v 60
than before.
"COstiv-ness, i ~ ~ ~
hahits u iifc, be- a-s'o ~ A.Ht'
afforded nc speedy ,-li,E 4.'rc-c ov ., ....
has since kspi r,' II rio t." hsa~AaN L.:I7.
Rorr, Es,ra'k, Nj.
III was induced 10 try Arxn's prrLs A.
remedy for lndi z~ss iou, tonS,iDg Ion, O.
Headache. from 81 "a. h lad La. heoaai
ferer. l found ~ r ton easy, aNi ctt,.l.-
prompt rali,t. Ivy ve benefited r., =
than nj, the msir.' ,.rer before tr''d." A.
WATSON. I53 A;ate 81, Ch.oags, III.
"Th.y HAYS erlirr'y corrected 80 eost'y.
habit, and vastly Improved my general hea,ta.'
REV. FRANCIS y. uA:Lowr, -.t!aRtd, Ca.
9Th. most elective ard TIE easiest rhys'r
have ever found. One doae Y II quickly '"or
r,y bowels md free my head from pain" ". /.
Pace, fichmoni, Ia.
"a uTnr-< from liver Complaint, rv,.
pepsia, and Neuralgia f,r tho lat tw,0
ycsss. AyER's PILLS have b ncitci NJ t"or
than any medicine l have tv,r taken" L. =.
RoeEEs, Heedn,o'S, Erolcp O., k.i.
"For D,spepri> they are Invaluable" J. ',.'
HAYES, NeSiG, ltrds.
AYERS FILLS,
PREPARED BY
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-10-07
THE BEST HEN.

Quality In Eggs quito AZ Important rs
Quantity.
We are accustomed to counting our
eggs from the hens, yet the hen that
lays the largest number Of eggs may
not be the most productive. 1t is as
unreasonable to estimate the value of q
hen by the number of her eggs as it Is
to consider all apples alike, for those
who compare pippin with crab ap-
pie will make distinction in both
quantity and quality. Two ounces is
perhaps the average weight OF eggs,
but if any one will examine basket of
eggs it will be noticed that the eggs
are of all shapes, sizes and colors. So
far as marketing the eggs is concerned
the small eggs seem to sell nearly as
well rs the larger ones, especially if
they are mixed with those of large size,
but what we wish to call attention to
is the fact that il costs more, in the
shape Of food, to produce large egg
than it does for small one. The hen
that lays one hundred eggs weighing
two ounces each. is not as valuable, SO
far as actual production is considered.
as the hen laying seventy-fve eggs
Weighing three ounces each, yet but
few give this single thought, and
sacrifice the better hen under the mis-
taken supposition that she is not as
productive as the one thatlays larger
number While this may not amount
to any thing when eggs are sent to
market, yet 1t is very Important con-
sideration where the eggs are used at
home. The housekeeper who makes
two eggs do the service of three readily
perceives the difference, and it is a
strong point in. selling eggs by weight
instead of by the dozen, which latter
is an unfair mode of buying and selling.
Farm, Field and Stocbmdn.