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DAILY ENQUIRER - SUN, COLUMBUS. GEORGIA, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNK 27, IHXfi. lm»in»btvakinp In CliU.llio.nl, Cincinnati Times -tar. (HKKK. for the Sunday Enquirer-Sun.) Cheek, ns tin expression, is oomprehen- One of my little girl friends had a ru le give, if ^ is slang. Its use is always in an shook Inst Christmas—a shoc k so terrible offensive, and, it may be said, a reproach- fl'AViL! 1 ?? all ' K ?- t shake.i her faith in the ful sense. Judiciously displayed, however, that Jack Frost draw," piLur^’oTtlw it pays, in material way, n fine percent, windows and brings the snows. Like all in almost every field of its operations. Of other‘little girls she had been brought up «».»* «* b. "on.,-...»noih. s,ss.” asassrsas^ more." It mu., nut I® .Imply In, p,i- Snntn Cl.nl. if. b“K futl, ,„mlm deuce, with no back ground of worth and approached last year she began to he verv nluck to support it. It must be something 1 pi! hni ?: . s !> e iwked so many more than ridiculous ostentation, that only told her that* there w' " sant" Claus- 1 " begets contempt—something other than a that he was only in, to please the bubble that bursts when put to the test its | , n L bo X?.and girls, own arrogance may have invited In this j was a terrible r^tion-almos" £Tad Is view it is only amusing. It is, therefore, telling her Hint all her friends and reln- often as laughable as the complacent gen- t *'’ es hlul been killed. The poor little erosity of the Indian chief, whose daily iLS if , ht ' r heart would break. tru ” w ' ~ ... » one was not accustomed to have her idols custom it was, after finishing his frugal so ruthlessly destroyed with ail icono- meal of bear meat and parched corn, to dies tic hand. Finally she said through her step out of bis wigwam, point out and in- 9obs: aOLTTIMEIBTTS "V A A U1 “Mamma, and is Dod, too, only made to please the little girls and boys?” The mother is very careful in interfering with the little one’s beliefs. Iteui'WH Her Youth. Mrs. Phcebc Chesley, Peterson, Clay C’o., struct the sun as to his course for the day, ami in the sounding of a horn to give no tice that all the lesser princes and poten tates of the earth could now go to their dinners. ^ ^ . uu ,,« V urac, rcieioun vm The kind of cheek to be commended is i Iowa,"tellTthe following remarkahkstorv! that which is supported by a mouth ex- j the truth of which is vouched for by the Dressing the dignity of true manhood— i residents of the town: “I am 73 years old, jaws firmly set for the accomplishment of "S sufeess in the chosen trade or calling, the i dress myself without help. Now I am free whole surmounted by a brain and will ca- ! from all pain and soreness, and am able to pahle of discerning oppo.t.nities and ^nksTo Eh"trk BiUe^Vor^a^lng'rw * using them. Daniel Webster, as is well newed my youth, and removed completely known, was reminded in entering life that , all disease and pain.” EXTRACTS M03T PERFECT MADE Turest arul strongest Natural Fruit Flavor*. Vanilla, I.emou, Orange, Almond, Rose, etc., flavor as delicately and naturally as the fruit. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS -MANUFACTURERS OF- Try a tiottle; only 50c. at Brannon & Car son’s Drug Store. eod&w Tin* Ameriruii Clum-nuto'. A real bang-up, first class, high-toned AI the legal profession was greatly crowded. His reply was, “there’s plenty of room up stairs.” That might have been considered cheeky at the time—in the light of his _ . . . subsequent career it was not. He felt the clam-bake costs about ?50o. Here is what ... ... . ,. , „ ... they used down on Long island for a clam- divinity stirring within him, and foretold bake and the cost was i|.vi: T .v; :.:y mish it. Bonaparte said to some who were dif- els of soft clams, one barrel of hard clams, feririg with, and seeking to overrule hint lu !'ty sheepsheads, two large Kennebec ii. . T7.. . , salmon, 150 lobsters, 103 chickens, 100 lbs. in a matter of state, taat Fiance had room trip,,, six dozen bunches of asparagus, fifty for but one Napoleon. , pounds of frogs’legs, one barrel of hard Speaking of Bonaparte, about as not a- . crabs. ... BILIOUSNESS '^ on ' s l m P rove( * Absorption ' ce Machines. -t ^ I i So common at this season of the year, is effect u* ! Sr\\ Mills, ] lllllpS, Hollow A\ J11 0, ClilllO Mills fllld S^lll|) K('l~ ally cured by 1 tlc.S, WC 111*0 ottoping ill pl‘i(TS lllill will iisloilisll yOll. Hood's Eureka Iron Screw Cotton Presses and commodious House, **»*.»* every convenience, in perfect or der, l 1 ^ miles from Broar. street, ’ in one of the most desirable lo calities adjacent to the city. If desirable would exchange for city property. A desirable fiill !< acre lot with good Dwelling, on Filth avenue, will be sold on long time with easy payments. A desirable four-room Dwell ing on south Fifth avenue; good neighborhood and not fiir from business center of Broad street. . Terms easy and on long time. A desirable six-room Dwelling, two stories, with water works, on north Broad. Place in thor ough order. EG .MEDICINE -A.3STD ble an instance of the genuine article of j cheek, in its ordinary sense, as is on re- I A l iq,lulu's F irtiHMlc lli-nm n. t’apt. Coleman, achr. Wevmoutii, plying cord, was thatof the man who gravely as- ! between Atlantic City and New York.' nad serted that Napoleon carried to Moscow been troubled with a cough so that lit was 600,000 men all measuring six feet in height wJ?’ TP to , n '- v L ’ r ; i . ; m . • u. , King s New Di ’eovery for consumption. It " ' “ ' not only gave him instant relief, but al and averaging 175 pounds in weight. A modest man in the company meekly sug gested that the number was 200,000 beyond the usual estimate, and questioned wheth er so many could have been obtained among a people known to be smaller than the Anglo-Saxon race. “True, true,” said the knowing (man, in nowise daunted by the difficulty, “the French people as we now see them are a short, small people, and the reason is apparent. The large tilne tht . vt , u . yoll V( / Um/ imU „, who ar breed were all killed out in Napoleon's , goin^ to graduate are engaged all the ti layed the extreme soreness in bis breast. His children were similarly affected anu a single dose had the same happy effect. Dr. King's New Discovery D icw the <• landau./ remedy in the Coleman household and on board the schooner. Free trial bottles of the Standard Reme dy at Brannon & Carson's Drag St ire. eod&w M r. \\ iuki‘ i fi«*fr Mal i- \ De(-iav:no—I suppose about wars, and the present race is dwarfed in consequence!” Among those present, who had no information whatever on the sub ject, there passed around a very evident chuckle over the modest man’s discomfit ure—who himself accepted the situation, not knowing which was worthy of great est admiration, the fine physique of Napo leon’s grand army or the fertility of some men’s resources. Colt • mb us. Bow to <D‘1 Bid of tliid. (Jood Housekeeping. | One .of the easy ways of getting rid of dirt is not to invii-c it to come in. How? By not having any wool»*;i carpets, espe cially those that have a cotton or linen back, like Brussels or tapestry carpet:-. There bc#ig no way for t he dust to sift through on to the paper or fioor below it i.s constai tly flying up when d’suirbed. A three-oly carpet is a good tiling to catch the drift, a - it gels into the middle ply, and it is almost impossible to swt*,.*p or boat it out. Two-ply are easier t » Keep clean, but why have any? What! you would have bare floors? Not just that —J would com promise:. Have less carpel s and more rugs, that can be taken up weekly, put on the m preparing your e ;su way. Miss Eugenie, what i« yours going t« be? Miss Eugenia—Bale blue, trimmed with real lace. Urn—by tin The Eureka caufos the liver to act. thereby de- meting that gland i f excessive bile, corrects in digestion. regulates the bowels. toi. M the sys tem v.Mierc.l;;. and makes you It w 11. You can’t c-timatf the good ;bn’ one bo;:, Eureka will do you. !t ’s the perfection of househo’d nie«l:ein*«*s. Particularly m this season of the j .tear, keep it in the house. Jordan's Joyous Julep I® an instant and infallible cure for Neuralgia, however severe the case. A physician of note , sav<: “I never knew Jordan's Joyous .Jule*‘ * f.-!l in ji genuine ease <*f Neuralgia.*’ Try it J j you buffer. Gossyped i a, Womans True Friend. It surpasses any prepara tion of the kind made, and ;ho-.e who will try it once will use no other Female Regulrtoi. Jordan’s Sowel Mixture STEAM ENGINES. -DUAI.KIiS IN— LIME, Dressed and Matched Ceiling and Flooring AND OTHER gia Midland Railroad. Two Residences on north Sec ond avenue iJackson street) of 5 and 7 rooms, each desirably lo cated. This property is consid ered cheap by those who know e value of good real estate. . A new and elegant House closo \ \ to court house. Dwelling in 1 1 thorough order and has all the 11 t fM'Gl®. late improvements. Is consider* JaPK ed one of the nicest homes. A delightful home on Roso Mill, half acre lot and a new House 'I’his property is consid ered to be one of the nicest homes on the hill. Terms easy I will be sold cheap. A nice little farm seven mi lea “V, from the city in Lee county, Ala. tiood four-room Mouse on the place. Enough timber on place to pay for same. LOR ZELZEUsTT. Four room Dwelling corner Front and Fifth streets, in good order. Two J room Dwellings on north First avenue < new>. Two :t room Dwellings on north Sixtli U MON Eld NI It. < Itrislinn KuiimID orst case of Dia • lie ’ Rev. (E K. Lynch, publisher of cite A! - j bama Christian Advocate, Birmingham. writes: - I travel all over tlie state; my 1 friends say they rind Dr. Mozley s Lemon 1 Eiixir a most excellent medicine. My ( book-keeper and lore mini both use il in place of calomel, pills, etc.” A . RON l S'ENT MINISTER WRITES : j Du. Moklky—D-tv Sir: After ten year* I of great sufl’crltig from indigestion ov dy-.- i tjep.sia. with great i m vons prostration ar.d hi lin us ness, disordt red ci(lne» and const - pation, l have !kvu < nrto by ibur bottles ofyoor LuniOii Elixir, and am m.w a 1 man. iluv. C. C. D wis. EH. M. !-:. Cl*invli S -ntb. No. Tntmdl St., Atlanta, (ia. S r Jd !>y Druggists. 50 cents and $1 per repured by Dr. II. Moriey. At- M. D. HOOD it- CO.. Manufacturing Druggists, 93 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga, bottle. ln.ua, (ia. my2.'$ sclm rui*.n \iuomr l-'nticil*u 1 Folk What is known in Europe as the Pope* line out of doors and beaten. The “Art ' ink has been introduced by Americans Squares,” on they are called, furnish near- from Europe, it is of cardinal red. very pet good enough for most people. They ; thick, and when dry—it is never blotted— come in good quality, light or heavy, small j has a glazed surface. or large sizes, so fitting different sized — • — rooms, woven in quite tasteful colors with I Nervous. H' t, 1 litatcl .Hi m. borders and fringes. What can be prettier ) You are allowed a free trial ofthirf or easier kept clean? In carpeting a floor , davs oftbe llse of jj r- piye's Celebrate' the first thing to he considered is the floor j Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory Ap- ltself. If your floor is slightly uneven any- pliances, for the speedv relief and perma- where, if there is nothing to prevent, i Jlellt curt! () f Nervous £)eiiility, loss of Vital- whatever kind of carpet you have is sure ' jf v aIld Manhood, and all kindred troubles, to wear through on the uneven places A 'lso for many other diseases. Complete fiist. It is “penn> wise and pound ton.- . restoration tc/health, vigor ami manhood ish” to put hay or straw under a carpet j guaranteed. Xo risk is incurred. Illus- because it cannot he put down evenly; un- trated pamphlet, with full information. terms, etc., mailed free by addressing Vol taic Beit Co., Marshall, Mich. dcc'17 tu,th,sat,se&wly less it is fresh it will make your room smell close and study. Rave the hay in the barn. The wise woman begins at the foundation by putting down the carpet paper she can buy; the firmer and thicker the better. The best I have found is a plain, heavy paper that is made on pur pose. That with cotton .stitched between lioilc leu Nol Fot'L'fittell. Miss Mary Anderson lias returned to Europe. This gifted English woman saw much to admire in America and predicted boon goes to pieces when cleaned, unless a great future for this country. Sitcciiilly made of Dressing HiihiIrt for oilier piirtie —THE A (HINTS I’oit Till:— BROWN COTTON GIN, 1 Royal Pumps, Judson Governors, Eberman Feodors, &c. J jc'20 wctl.scAWfiin People’s Line of Steamers.! FAST PASSENGER SCHEDULE OFTHESTEAMER [ TTJTL. JO. EI_iXjIS.| Tho Steamer ELLTS wears the horns ns the fastest steamer plying tin. | Clmttnhoochee, Flint and Apalncliicoln Rivers. I ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR | Tlic Steamer ELLIS is now running the fastest Passenger schedule on the Chattahoochee! ami Apalachicola rivers, making two trips a week, leaving Columbus on Tuesdays for Apalachicola, i and on Saturdays for Chattahoochee, furnishing rapid transit for passengers between Savannah, | Jacksonville. Pensacola and ail points on the Chattahoochee and Apalachicola rivers. On and after May 29th, 18Hti, the following schedule will he run, river, fog, etc., permitting: SCHEDULE OF STEAMER WM. D. ELLIS. Leaves Columbus every Tuesday at 8 a m for Apalachicola. Leaves Columbus every Saturday at 7:10 a in for Chattahoochee The .Steamer Ellis will take Freight for Warehouse Landings only, but will take Passengers to and from all Landings. SCHEDULE OF STEAMER MILTON H. SMITH. Leaves Columbus every Saturday at 0 a m for Itainbridge and Apalachicola. This boat will pas Chattahoochee Sunday at 5 p m going down, and Tuesday it 8 p m coming up. This Boat will tak iYtight and passengers to and from all points. Arrival anc! Departure of Trains at Chattahoochee, Florida. Railway Fust Mail Train Arrives from Savannah and Jackson I !<•' room Dwellings cast Ninth n 2 room Dwellings on south Fiflli ■••i 2 room Dwellings on south Third • •IL.sgsofj rooms in Northern Liber al. Two 2 room Dwellings in Browneville, close in to upper bridge. Four J room Dwellings in Browneville, near ('arders' f fall. in. I)«•-ii-j*l>:«- »»n north Bread—best lot h* ion in city tor grocery store. TOOMBS CRAWFORD gnetlc Power! 109 V) ilsmiiH JI..g.Hotic I'out ssful ill Hell Is the most successful anpliance in the world for the treatment of N-rvous D- hility. Neuri'lgia, Rheumatism, lannlmgo, ‘deeplessnesss. Asthma, Dyspepsia, Disease <>t liver, Kidneys and Di gestive i>rg;ins. Sir!, ))•• •.l icJie, and all lrouble.9 arising fiom insii!fic:ent and impure blood. Mobile and New Orleans at II IHTKI.KVn \ It MCA SU.VK. The best Salve in the world for Cuts very carefully handled. This paper is carefully fitted around door and window ! casings to keep out moths, also cold. It j voxel's all inequalities of the boards, keeps 1 Bruises Sores* Ulcer.-,' Sait i(heum,‘Fever out cold, and when cleaning duy comes ; Sores, Tetter. Clnspned Hands, Chilblains, and the carpet is taken up you wnl find . Ooriis and all Skin Eruptions, and positive- hiost of the dirt on the paper, which can | y curfes piles, nr no pay is required, ft is be rolled up and carried out of doors, and | jruaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, your floor is left clean. or money refunded. Friee 25 cents per box. For sale by Brannon & Carson. YYrmiim-s first Krli'inl. j ^ je'ii Oedi'.v A hairpin is a woman’s best friend. It j This \|,l:••• to llm Ton. fits a multiplicity of uses, and she is never | A woman is not lit to have a baby who without one. If her hair is short you can docs not know how to hold it, and this i- depend upon it that in a recess of her as true of a tongue as of a baby. purse or a pocket of her reticule you xvill j - A (pisslioii of tiriiiMMiiir. Hoston Ti'anscript. Two of tile sciiool enmioittecmeu of .. neighboring town got into a fierce argu ment. One said that a man sits down while the other was equally sure that in sets down. .Seeing that there was no hojn of coming to an agreement they decided find the hmrnin. If she buttons her shoes she uses her hairpin, and who ever saw a woman button her gloves with anything else? If her head itches does she scratch it with her Huger? Nonsense! She Whips out a hairpin and relieves herself. Suppose a nickel has dropped between the lairs of the wooden foot grate in the street ear. Does she soil her fingers as a man would, , , , . , , and then not get it? Certainly not. Out to leave it to the chairman of the board, comes the hairpin, and the coin is lifted ; That dignitary heard the arguments ad- out without trouble. 1 vaneed on either side. He them hommeu If her shawlpin is Inst, where so good three Mi nos. swallowed his , .Ham s appie a substitute as the hairpin? Ifshceatsa twice, niilatj-a ms cbeM till lie iM-xea dk-. nut does she take a nutpick? Most lassur- i ponter i 114* * *»«. and delivered hiuwa edly not. The hairpin again. It is with ' thus: “(.rcuitlcmen, you are both wrong, the hairpin that she rips open the uncut Y*>u ool t say a man sits down nor sets leaves 01 a book or magazine; it is a hair- down; you say ne 1 ot down, and now pin with which she marks her progress in h t us go on with the • xannnatio:'. of an- her favorite book; if a trunk key is miss- plieunts tor the vacancy in the high school, ing a hairpin opens the refractory lock as I Th« y ve got to be mighty spry 11 they pas-, neatly as a burglar’s skeleton key would; 1 my catechising, with it she cleanses her finger nails and, it Five Cold and Two Silver Medal# awarded in Is>5 at the Expositions o j New Orleans a.,d L> uisville, and the In ventions Exposition of London. The superiority <f Coraliue over hort or whalc’ium; iis- now been demonstrate!: . by over five yea s'experience. It is more durable, more piiaide, more comfortable 1 and net'-r breaks. Avoid cheap imitations made of varoia kinds of cord. None arc genuine un'es ‘De. WdKNKE's Cokau.vk” is prints on inside of steel cover. FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING MERCHANTS. WARNER BROTHERS, L£3 3fO' dwav, New York Citt and Apalachicola Savannah, Florida and Wi ville al l 01 ]> m. Leaves for Savannah and Jacksonville ul 11:10 a Pen-nu ola and Atlantic Railroad Airives from I’ens f'«*r Pensacola. Mobile-and Now Orleans at 1:11 ft ni. The local rates of freight and passage to all points on the Chattnh river-* will be as follows: Flour per barrel 10 cents Cotton per bah* 25 cents Other freights in proportion. Passage from < 'ohnnbus to Apalachicola ?'<> 00. Otliei points in proportion. Rates and Schedules ■subject to change without notice. Through tickets sold bv tliL line to Suvannah, Jacksonville and all points in Last Florida. Shippers will please have their freight at boat by 8 u in on day of leaving, us none will be re ceived alter that hour. Boat reserves the right of not landing at any point when considered dangerous hy the pilot. Boat will not stop at any point not named in the published list of landings furnished shippers for 1KK6. Our responsibility for freight ceases afler it has been discharged at a landing when no person is there to receive it. Rati - and -chedule subject to change without notice. C. i). OWENS. T. II. MOOIIG, Trafic Mt linger. Sa van nan, fia. Agent, ('olumhus, («a. WILSCUIA l*W Uilsoiiin '•IiiKTH’lic Pouer I.ikIIch* % Imjoiitinii I S»i |»porter. |o»rthe dispersion of I’ihmid and other timiuM and enhirgemenls ••! thewomh and the ovaries. Also gives great support and comfort and in- en used strength to the walls of the abdomen in cast s of abdominal enlargement without any f/.’irtit tilnr disease, '/'ends also to decrease and prevent excessive accumulation of fat. v IV V orli . Dr. C. TERRY, Agent, Columbus, Ga. lull2 dlv T!IE BOSS PRESS JOHN BLACKMAK Dr. W, W, Bruce & Son, PllVsicillllS illiil S11 lLTCOll- 'THE Senior «>f the firm will devote -necial at- I tention to Female Diseases. office ovei Frazer A Dozier’s Store. Residence at Lindsaj p’ace. Dr. Robert Bruce's residence on Rost Hill. <ltf Is Without a Rival. THE LIDDELL VARIABLE FEED SAW ILL, FOR RENT. it is a clean one, even picks her teeth. And the feats of hair-securing that she will make a bow-legged hairpin accomplish ses the belief of man. Alto- A. B. C. Cranston, floor-walker for Stern Brothers, 32 West Twenty-third street. New York, together with his wife, was .. irpa-sses the nenet or man. i\iw- | troubled with nlalar i a f or upward of 1 two getner it deserves to be classed among the , rs Thev „ ere both entirely cured by great inventions of the world, and the faking on e or two Brandreth’s tills every grave of the original man who created the ' ni ht for three ;nont bs. without interfer- first one could have no prouder epitaj.h i j n[r with their labor or household duties, than this: “This is the kind of a hairpin , " eodiw he was.”—Chicago News. ’ )'ir-l av Market. 1 Ninth st ; Third av i Fifth avi 1 Fourth a Fourth i Is the very he mt'diil of Ihc lii'.- For tin? above si Saw .Mill in 1110 markol. I i lass nl I ho Now Orleans and fur all olher machinery, a< fl look 11 io only x posit ion. — In the < luh Wiinhi Slmke. Ilrer Rnonl I I Town Topics., Simmons’ Iron Cordial strengthens the ••pretty girl that.’’ ■•Yus." digestive organs, and builds up tin* frail j V( ,„ as j'f s i u . km-w von." -Yn- and broken down. cod,tw | :. We „ the fact is> mB ‘ b ciy, she's l*tlffI Loves Du* Pretty Hollars of our Paddies. Patti will come to America next fall—of course she will. Pretty Patti knows an American dollar when she sees it, and the color of it has always commanded her warmest admiration. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. PURSUANTi sin- vied a fellow thu thing of that «awt. and they house, so I cnwnt nifavd to public. But I alius -end her t Ycah'e. piiwghT Shebosbei m’.vding haw in of U. M . Kmu I - cdl|iilbu*>, Gil., bet :i the fir-t Thti'!,: FORBES LIDDELL&CO Montgomery, Ala. me, Boarding House opposite • •t, l rooms, $15. me, 5 rooms, $i>. me. ‘i rooms. iL i-iiue, oTooms, $13. enue, 2 rooms, $9. No. 'ill Ninth street, rooms, So. No. ns Ninth street, next to Mrs. McAllister, $15. No. Him Sixth avenue, t rooms, (in. No. l. r >t)‘j Sixth uvenue, 1 rooms, plastered, $5. No. 517 Twelfth street, 9 rooms, next to Col. Swift. No. 305 and 307 Sixteenth street, 3 rooms, newly I tinted and whitewashed, $H. No. 1217 First uvomie, 3 rooms, ceiled, $7. No. I.'/.’! First avenue, 7 rooms, jdasteivd, $15. No. il.' Sixteenth street, 1 rooms, ceiled, $5. No. Pint Third avenue, t rooms, $7. No. 911 Fourth avenue. 1 rooms, $13. p. ire.- Residences, two-story brick, on upper II I ha slide free • >t charge. : ehe useh Jd ail <-n i: 30 jyu d kitehen IT K. S M< t: \rijl •mporary Admin. X. 1!.—C'iit s Machinery iiie ield'.vClil * Wrought iu Ibis pari .14101 ."V ISI.A4 li >1 Alt. ] > | > 1 y I ^ Send six cents for postage and 1 t l A i i, recceive free a costly box of gtiuiU wliieh will help all, of either sex, to inako m>*re nionej right tw.iy than anything else io this w«irl*iFortunes await the workers abso lutely sure. Terms mailed f 'e; Tkue & Co., Augusta, Maine. d*\vU