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"ROugh on Rats"
THE NEW QOlNlNE.

s.Rough on Rats
clears out rats, mice. reaches aios, ants bed
Heart Pains.
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Cures cholc-i, collie. cramps. GarrhGa, aches.
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zoe. Rough ga Pain Plasters, l5c.
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II You are falling; ;hrokcn,worn out and nervous,
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Rough on Rats clears them ont, also beetles
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The Care of the Ears.


Never put anything into the ear for
the relief of toothache.
Never wear cotton in the ears if they
a-e discharging pus.
Never attempt to apply poultice to
the inside of the canal of the ear.
Never drop anything into the ear un-
less it has been previously warmed.
Never use anything but syringe and
warm water for cleansing the ears from
pus.
Never strike or box child's ears !;
this has been known TO rupture the
drum head and cause incurabIe deaf
ness.
Never wet the hair if you have any
tendency to deafness wear an oiled
silk cap when bathing, and refrain
from diving.
Never scratch the ears with anything
but the finger if they itch. Do not use
the head of pin, hairpins, pencil tips
or anything of that nature.
Never let the feet become cold and
damp, or sit with the back toward the
window, as these things tend to aggra-
vate any existing hardness OF hearing
Never put milk, fat, or any oily sub
stance into the ear for the relief of pain,
for they soon become rancid and tend
to incite inflammation. Simple warm
water will answer the purpose better
than anything else.
Never be alarmed il a living insect
enters the ear. Pouring warm water
into the canal will drown it, when il
will generally come to the surface, and
can be easily removed by the fingers.
a few puffs of tobacco smoke blown
into the ear will stupefy the insect.
Nsver meddle with the ear If a foreign
body, such as a bead, button OF seed,
enters it leave it absolutely alone, but
have a physician attend TO it. More
damage has been done by iniudicious
attempts at the extraction of a foreign
body than could ever come from Its
presence in the ear.
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1888.
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Prescriptions for Laziness.

All physicians are not as frank as the
doctor who, having been visited by
lazy man who complained of dyspepsia
gave him the following prescription
Wood saw. l
Cords of wood. )
Order: To be sawed into stove
lengths within three weeks.
Nor are they so frank as another doc
tor, who was visited by lady who said
that she was constantly troubled with
loss of sleep, loss of appetite and Ian
guor.
The doctor wrote her prescription.
Follow this faithfully" sail he,
land You will be able to sleep aud eat,
The lady took the prescription and
went out. She had scarcely reached
the stairway before she opened and
read it thus {;
'.Stop at the first shoe store you come
to, buy six pairs of boots, and wear
them all out in three months ~
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The Value of Pure Wine in sickness

The chief difficulty with reliable wines
has been their scarcity, and richness in body,
but this has been removed by the introduc-
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A Speer, OF New jersey. He has submit
ted his wine TO the test of many celebrated
physicians and chemists. and all concur in
Its purity, rich medical properties and
superiority TO all Port wines Most OF them
prescribe it in cases Of debility, affections of
.he kidneys, and chrome complaints,
requiring tonic, sGdorific or diuretic
treatment.-E1amiHer.
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Agricultural Notes.

Scours in calves may be corrected by
the introduction of lime water or raw
egg :nto their food.
Green corn ensilage, in the pace of
one half Of two-thirds the usual hay
ration, will produce as much and as
good milk as hay.
Well cured corn fodder from field
corn, after the cars are removed, com
pares we'll in feeding value with aver
age English hay.
The quality Of milk-that is, the
amount OF milk solids ard fat that 1t
contaius-is controlled more by the
constitutional characteristics OF the
COW than by the feed.
In feeding cut fodder 10 stock an
average gam OF twenty five per cent. Is
noted over the feeding Of the same IN
cut. This gain is perceived IN the
WELD OF milk and butter.
An excellent application for the pre-
servation o. boots and harness is mix
ture os one part castor oil, one part
lard, a little beeswax, and lamp oiaeA
sufficient to make it black.
It has been demonstrated that II pays
70 warm the water for hogs. Cold wa
Ter bastens the consumption of food
particles, and necess!taJe5 thereby
greater food supply. The rule applies
as well to cows.
Recent tests have proven that greater
benefIts are derived from feeding beef
cattle ground corn than from whole
grain. A small excess OF hay is re-.
quired with this feed, yet the gain Is
sufficient to more than cover this eX-
cess.
The p.actice Of dehorn!ng cattle is
becoming more common as time ad-
yances. An instance is given Of the
removal Of the horns Of seven hundred
head Dy one man alone. He operated
on one hundred in four hours, or two
and a half minutes per head.
Don't deny the boys and girls an &C
casiopal holiday. Don't be so mean as
to thresh or husk corn on Thanksgiving
or Christmas. lie: the boys and girls
have a good frolIc away from home once
IN "hlie' l. VIII give 80 80 -
couh'en"nces, "n'on ~'o -
ihed.cI''e' men 80 - S-,SaEra tb,,
'oo '',' y lGu'1o-'' - - e. of,r
Sou' wy w. -, ,,.ilI
CeIe'esSuese IN sS,'l'i '','''s -, -, -
pTouuCs "u'Ie SP-0N' III '--0
''re"t care s"ou'u Oe ''Ne' ~ - -
cream OH the m',h eu'''e.S ~ ~.
the 'sasI oit OF mix, i'' MN " AZ -. 80
with tue cream aIu Il asp. =" ~
days Will uecIme Iu'cN' " .l7H IA
ed, the cuTd separates 'iOW 'ue "ue9 D."
hue grauuies, and aGheTts OF mixes WIN
the batter, and it is Impossible 10 Sc,
rid OF them.
Through the investigations OF ento-
molOsists we learn that the hop louse
lays its eggs at the close OF summer Ia
plum trGss, where the insect matches in
the spring. and resides uulh at the
third generation. The third brood is
winged, and immediately after devsI
opmeut abaudou5 the plum tree aud at
tacks The hop Vine. II the autumn il
leaves tie vine and returns to the plum
tree, where it deposits IT'S eggs for the
winter, and The cycle Of life goes on.
a new industry has been opened up
in the manufacture Of sugar from
sorChum, which is thought 20 be an as
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Don't Dictate.

y tourist stopped ut a leg calm 20
geg a drink of water. Noticing a very
lean steer near the door chewing rag,
the tourist, addressing the Landlord, -
said
That's . very lean animal"
''Tas. sort~r."
"Whv, don, sou give him something
to eat -
"Ain't he ealin'?,'
"Yes, eating a rag"
"Wan, ef rags suits him all right.
/ ain't no man 10 dictate"
Hen not make very good beef
Reckon not; don't want him fur
beef / ride him"
"RiGe him ="
That's what said. Some folks
mout peTter or hoss, but 1 wau5 er steer.
You ouchler see him trot. rDon'l low
uothin' to pass him OIL the road. wy.
he's so much pesrtIer than any Of the
horses about here that when anybody is
in hurry to go after a doctor they gen
orally come here and git him. -
II never heard of anything like that
before.
II reckon not; an eff you stay round
here very long Won hear O. ct good
many things you never heard o. oefo'.
Never heard . ole Mat, Thompson
swolern' a snake, did you y''
No"
"Wau, he done it."
'''What for -
"Suaks-huugry, 7 reckon. se>i
him az the time and thought that the
pyOceedn' was s9rter strarge. but as I
a.u'5 no man - dictate 1 let him 90
ahead. Wander comes my son-In-Iaw
an DO know he's less account than
any fellcr ever lived. Look ut him
sloslin, along like n fool. -
"Why did you psrmi, your i iughter
10 marry him. -
Didn't 1 tell you that l wa'n't q
man 20 dictate ? reckon you'd better
be gone. \ lei.er that 5 as hard o. ur-
ders.andiu' IS you air mout git a mar
inter trouble.n
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y tourist stopped ut leg calm 70
get a drink Of water. Noticing a very
lean steer near the door chewing a rag,
the tourist, addressing the Landlord, -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-30
ordnr OF Publication

80 eos. a. DIN the ChancCry Couu of Shelby
county. Tenn. The State VI 1cuuus 60 W. J. u.
iaiu "a al
u Appearing frnm the return OF The sheriff Ia
thn rnttss that tho drirudHnts. paFis urstrri,
o. dfo ~ trlsieri. Jane Humn. Thomas leach
ltuucrl. q. g. Lone firusfrci. e., llthrf n. Mayo
ttuacrl and ". Wiley tfusictl afv not ~ I'D
found lu be- cuuuY.
III thcrinfu 0rlrfei. That thcy mnto their ~
feafanrC hrrriu 40 the tuurthuuac ui shelby
cuuuty. iu the CiU II Memphis now IaNlnf De
tllft ~ shCiiy county, Tenn Ou ths nrt Monday
IN uurrmhef. ttsS nild plead. answer lf drmlf Ia
rnuplliuauts hlll, nf the same VIII Dr. rarn iui
confessed as t1 thrm aud - iuf hearing rkspIrr
anil that COPS NJ This order De- Published uucD q
wrrk i8f tout ineoosrlto weeks n TnI NLHru'
AirLAL This pa Dag of OCiolCf. lssA
a tfur copy Attest
y "a NrifFNRN Clerk and MaNrr
e. ". q y n. lietkrll. solicitor i0r Upmplaln
ants. q ltelI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-30

anccIal nl.raich 10 Th. ApreaL

spccal Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Cuno. H.. Oct 2n-Thc City 81 Monroe
passed up early this morning. Tie W. H..
Cherry lss fair trip Tor Tennessee after
putting OFT several carloads at East Cairo.
The Belle Memphis came out quite light
from Memphis this afternoon aud j. doing
only small amount here. The Iron Age
arrived from liitsburg with nine bangs
loaded with iron ard nails Tor g. Louis and
l. tightening mp her barFca 10 the water.
The My thoicc brought out three barge, lor
Hoxics tow. aud their contents will be- con
solidnicd with those already hcrr. The
Ilpxic will got away tomorrow fume time.
Considerable drift b showing in the Ohio.
Capt john Darmgh, Of Memphis, aud su.
pcfyising Inspector Duran, 81 Louisville,
are In tic city. The steamer Fred NELL,
was inspected today.
River sixteen feet two icnihso the gun~c.
rise of seven tcnihs In the last twenty i0ur
hour.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-30
order of Publication.

No i.C51 u Din he Chuncrry Count ~ shelby
county Tenn -Edraf Chcuy u a.. Executor,
W u 7. iounlY fr, 81 nl.
u nlreafluF tom thc hin IN this caufe which -
sworn Ia that The defendants. lanio ieWis and hcf
husband. T. J. irNis. arc rotldcuh ~ tho state ~
Virginia and uun.rcsidCni' " the state Of lcnncs-
So.
Il q therefore oricrcd that they make ihof ap
pr1fauro herin hi The court hous0 ~ shelby cuuu.
w. ln The city 81 Memphis. nov Taxing District II
Shelby county. Tom. on Che first Monday W.
nuccmh :. is,e, aud plead, answer fdomur ~ COM
plaiuants hill. of the same will ~ mkcn
iufrnuiosc1 astu thrm aud ~ uf hearing ~ iafir
and that Oapy ~ this order D. Published unrr :
week iof iouf successive weeks IN the Memphis
Appeal This 18th day u Ovt0hcf. ISIS
A true copy Attest
y q NcHFNRY. Clork aud Master
rs r. ~ Caldwell. u. e. AN
81 shepherd, solicitor COT Complainant
ffutnlG
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-30
Order of Publication.

No. G7oo y DIN thc Chancoy Court n shelby
county. Tcnn-tiatc OF Iennciacc W. John u
Clouph ttnL
u nrucanug from The frium 81 The sheriff In
this einse that the dricudanis. Nh T.. A ~
mnnds Douglas caldwell. Nirflnia q. hINcfs,
Nrluphtnn Nlna ". Haley. Martha a. llalsor,
ulalo luucs Mlnuir Jones and falllg Jones afu NO
o. b. iuuud in his county,
~ Therefore ordered, That They make thrlt nr-
p.nranru henin nl The CuuH huutr ul shelby
county. iu the city II Memphis. now Taxing liF
ifirt uf shelby county. Tenn. on The Orr Monday
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