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DAILY ENQUIRER - SUN : COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SUNDAY MORNING JULY 2.>, issfi. Ideas Suggested by a Stroll Through the City. Critics Are Too Son-re on Dimleiir Performer- 1 Ben.iti Spots Mhbli fim Vic Mill. \in in An> Other <it> Mill WrOiuh 1 to Him* More Munir rrerH Mow Many Toe- Im* n t'nf Ta!Umul AiiltniiK \ Hrntiil IteMc of the P:i-t. “Did you ever obscrvi how many amateur mu sicians there arc in Columbus? No 1 Well take a walk along almost any street in the city just after dark, and you will hear a piano going in almost every house.” This remark was addressed to us by a gentle man who is himself a musician, so we asked: “Are they musicians, or are they just hanging away to hear the instrument make a noise?” “I think,” Raid he, “critics as a rule are too severe upon amateur performers. They are fond enough of music, hut the truth is the average young lady who professes to play does not expect to become a professional, and as a rule they have not yet developed enthusiasm nor patience enough to Vie willing to spend sufficient time in practice to cultivate the art as they should. We ought to have more choral societies, amateur bands and other associations for the cultivation of music. There has been an improvement in this direction within a few years, hut it is still so comparatively slight that we can hardly’call it more than a tendency.” “Look at that caterpillar weh in the shade tree there. If you will tell the readers of the En- ^cikhu-Si’n about it, I’ll tell you how to prevent such things as that.” We promised and he went on to say: “Tie a layer of cotton wadding round the trunk of shade trees. The caterpillars, unable to pass over the cotton, will then spin their cocoons on the trunk below. Afterwards the cocoons can readily lie removed and destroyed, the foliage Vicing unimpaired." Speaking of shade trees, we heard a gentleman who ape nils much of hi- time in Washington say Vh«* other day that l!road street reminded him of Pennsylvania avenc . This n account of tlie many beautiful shade trees. The ornamentation of Columbus with shade trees, however, is not a distitictive peculiarity of the city, and that lias never liccn claimed, bn* there are “beaut \ spots” which can \ ie with 1111> in any * ity in the United States, and lower Broad street is one of them. Then why should not all of our streets In* just as pretty? 11 is true that there is a lack of trees m many quarters of t hi city. As a general rule it ma> he said that wide streets ure ehnracteristic • if what may he eKiled modern city architect tire. If the streets were narrow ;m-i degenerated into question asked of one of our leading gunsmith the other day. He went on to say that people fr* * (juently kept them at home and sometimes slept with them under theii pillows. Among the most senseless of customs is that of sleeping with a pistol beneath the pillow. It is a habit that has cost scores of innocent lives, the latest case being that told in our columns several days ago, when a young girl mistaken for a thief by a half-awakened youth, received a fa tal wound. That a pistol is sometimes useful i upon in tin* lei lmt the possible ie* exceedingly rare in civ ■ mnunities that there can ping on one. or keeping it ir out. Nine times out of • pistol g >cs off some in no* FROM i.ACTIER. On the horizon, bathed in light, A cloud begins it* place to take, Fo shines a maid with bosom white Fresh from a clear and windless lake. Erect upon her pearly shell She sails along the azure there, A Venus, shaped V»y magic spell Out of the mist wreaths of the air. Her wavering shape eludes the eye In languid postures, fancy drawn, While on her sheeny shoulders lie The roses scattered by the dawn. No gleam of marble or of snow More amorously blent could be, Nor, imaged by Correggio, More softly sleep Antiope. She floats in splendor large and warm Higher than Alp - r Apennine, Kcllection of primeval form, Type of "the eternal Feminine." Vainly to this poor body tied My passionate soul from prison passed. Wings upward to its winged bride, And, like I.xion, holds her fast. (pint h reason: “Vapor! where one sees The vague designs or dreams display. .Shadow! that changes with the brec/e. Bubble.' that bursts and melts away." The muse makes answer: “What of that? What, afl« r all does beauty mi an? t'air -pi etie, which a breath lays Hat. And whnli is not King, having been! i Another County Jets, 11 NF.WS III' HIE UfHliN’. HOOD’S EUREKA LIVER MEDICINE I Acts to-day, and always successfully and tri umphant over any remedy on the markc-t. and ! will stand to the nftllctcd with inactive or torpid 1 liver, constipation or had feelings generally, by a : large and overwhelming majority. It takes the 1 lead and keeps it. and cannot he defeated as the ‘ people s remedy. Try it and be convinced. J UVANTIA! A new medicine and a Specific for Sick Head ache. only one dose will prevent the worst Sick Headache.* Jordan's Joyous Julep Kune-*\ Neuralgia. •Rathe Wide , hi !'« el it in id a I -Mild •al how r he it ( M. D. II o 0 I» iV C 0.. 93 Broad Street. Conimbus, Ga jtf cimcMmm e?FA O £\ r* ^ 8 'AseT %Jp |T5l twr'.c.i.i' -•?», . yrr t*. v. tnra - .. r^ruaxa REMEDIES •UL.b*£ \ . Min iiii t >i vi:if i **X|H\ l to lintl a lavish growth of trees But thi is not the case, a.s our streets are wide and furn ish ample opportunity for shade trees. There are, however. man\ trees in the city, j most of (hem being the beautiful elm. which is - 1 he best we can procure. China trees there are j in abundance, 'frees are t hings that take their j time fo grow, hut what they do foi u-. like all ■good things, isdonoslowh and well. It will take | -nun.* years to fill all the gaps in the lines of trees i ml until ihi n we can he i .nienl to admire with justice the l>eaut> that is and wait fbi the beauty J of the future. * Better endure the ills we have, than lly to j others that we know not of." Better by far to : stay at home during the summer, especially if j the weather is not intolerably hot ami you have ! not the funds needed to enable you to go away, j than to spend a month at the summer resorts <>r I mountains, among the gay and fashionable, I hearing with you all the time the consciousness that you are spending money that could betterhe , applied to other purposes. Ninety in the shade is not as pleasant as the ordinary temperature in I file woods or at t lie shore, hut, after all. it i- cool enough in the rompnrath• -rn-i* w hi n one read.- ! in his newspaper of 107 in tin -hade in Kansas, ! and of a simoon in Dakota.-m h as wt reported I f he other day. in which .a stil! h'gli-r tempeia- Mire was recorded. l m = i / - "'1 hat s what 1 laave >« n trying fo •nrs to find out. ’ '.Mamed to get even with her moth “Because I wa- loo la/y t«» work." “Ikcause Small G nl mi that five utli en had prnpo-i din her.” ‘ Tlie old man thought eight years’ i* almost long enough." I was lonesome and melancholy, and wanted nu body to make me live ly. Flic makes me r\ lively.“ "I was tired ofbuying let cream id going t<j theatres and U.iureh, mining adies, mted st. Ha- “Please doi is ed ai i’t stir ■ u i». 1 thought she was one an I Mii’ii-t iuie- t liiuk she’s nig a thou- | thousand , I think it wa- be. ause m atllicted with two p. •Beeau-e i did not hu\i H M v- mm : ' JUf r 'l HE CLING MAN TOBACCO OINTMENT THE AID’ST |.FI , * - 'f ID \ «.n \ .u- ra uk--r Ur Pi! for Ifrhinw |Me-„ has prompt relief r i-t u.« T* 11 »* worm-. Ping i THE CLiN&MAN T03ACC0 CAKE MTCUUs DUN HI aiEDV, Cure- all 'V nul- Fur- Uni—. S:>- Ery.-ipe.o H ila, i’arimncl -. Hone !•*-!..us Ul *r- S. r*--. S..r- E v ps, For- Tlu<>mt .Hanion-.U N- :r-.igi •. K:.-i:n.m-ra. Orchitis «.<»ut Khe.nuvic D-.*:t (’ !.!- Uougl.-j, Hr-.iu hitis Milk L-g Fn ik- and 1)> B.t«.*-. Ftitigg "I Insect- Ac. I;t ta-'t ftllaj • ail local Irr.tatioii hi.f Inthuimi.-tion fr m v : atever cause. Price J'j ctn. THE CLINGMAN TOBACCD PlASTER Prepared uecordin -i to the nai»t -.eieniiPe nrineiples, of Die PMvI^T '•I UATIVl 1*M. hi: nil VI KV !• 1 U--L purest S .It K. e\ er tailed i . I ! er- Ah-ce<s, I* rt -i - Itch. King- i . Price .jO ets. W- . ! Hon man;, toes has a cat? fins was one of the «pie-.i<> tain class during exuiiiiiing ns the «| nest ion appt ars to be. it. In the emergency tin pi ;i to for a s-.’iutsoii; and lit a!-, lured smile, gave u up. w In n »» i. termiiie i not to be beaten In • •f l»" mi -c • That’s ti ind simple ild answer a- applied l it h a go of the te l •nip- • |IU - bit c i the of -e fin 1 Ibis idea the neighb.il hood for a cat. When announced ^ i’c whole class wanted lithe hunt. S» u-ral hoys went .ml an.l (•turned -uccc—fill. A returning board was at one.- appointed, and the toes counted, when to the relict of all it was learned that a » at possesses cightei u toes, ten on the fi<-nt and "iglit on tlie hind feet. It is strange what strong attachments.iicsomc- t lines fountd between animals and -mail chil dren. Little D.illie Welsh, a font-years of age Alabama girl, and a calf are the nest friend- im aginable. The way it came about was that one day Dollie went to an unused well and peeped “I didn’t "I yearue tin- time.” 1 fc Her - hand.” dd Ik cheaper In..I M uestion u« re money t h: in locking the d«< mIv to let me in." •*P- at niglr the hen ■ it , CU»6M»*T03£SS5Ca8£C8. DUUrfJW), W. C... J. 3. A. U. S. 4 0 o Co'jpon Bonc.-s, r I !(.■.•- : u. , Market Value ofvh K h !!• t Sio;2 a / (5.) yets. S. 0t.’ 7 -s, Ca.-h. We c ff;r the above as a FORFEIT, if cur ••KAMA (* ROCK IP* not prove to be a auine Havana-fibcr C’igar.-Ui.ion C.gar Co • the curb The calf he " I lave exhausted all the figure- in the arith metic to figure out an an-\v« r toy.,ur .|iiesti«m; bet wee u multiplication and division in the fami ly. and distraction in addition, the answer is hard to arrive at." "I married to get the best wife in the world.’’ “Because 1 asked her if -he'd have me.She said she would. I think she’s got me.” Tid-Bits. her dress in its mouth. The little girl lost her balance and fell over the curb, tint the call hung on, and for half an hour held her thus suspended until the child was rescued. SKIN.SAI I Speaking of animals and dumb brutes reminds us of a very shrewd dog we read about in the Youth's Companion a short time ago. As the story goes a family let their house furnished, leaving in it a large dog. The tenant was an old lady, who liked to sit in a particularly comfort a- Fkin ami Scalp, with Ii hie chair in tlie drawing room, but, as the dog skin niri' 1 '*■ * ( vitYcuri s.. > was also very fond of this chair, she frequently BeautiHer. externally, and ciitic found him in possession. Being rather afraid of j l * K ,K * U ^huul Purifier, internally, the dog. she did not care to drive hint out. and 4 O* I. It 111) \Y IT II SOIt l.S. t herelore she used to go to the w indow and call j . , ... , . , %t •Wats!" The dog would then rush to the window skin disease the doetor-eaMed^x/euna. ' My*Vice and hark and tlie ladv would lake possession of uas ; ‘■’“Nered with scab- and sore-, and the itching n ,,„ , i ’ a,,< ‘ Burning were almost unbearable. Seeing t lie (hair. One dn> the dog entered the room your eutieura Uei.icdks so l.ighiy recommended and found the old lady in the chair. He ran to concluded to give them a trial, using the I I t M 1 FIAT!NO Eruptions, Itching and Burn- 1 1 mg Skin Torture.-. Loathsome Sort s, and ev- •ry-peeies of ltehing t Scaly. Pimply, Inherited, i.tagtous Diseases of the Blood. f hair, fro;.*, infancy t • d by cuticura. the great \quisite Skin tap ( up to see what was the matter, stantlv seated himself ;n tin cha id the doi I’ll* lls iially. I - Re dvi gratitude for which 1 make tlii- pu'o'ie -tat« . .. . MBS. CLARA A. FREDERICK Broad Brook, Conn. 1. in Winch is the mother of the chicken, the hen which lays the egg or the hen that hatches it? ' This has long been a hone of contention in rural debating clubs. It lias not yet. so far a? aur information goes, been tackled by the Seale debaters, but we proposed to furnish them with ’till more interesting and difficult problem. sc \ m*. r w as atllicted V< VRS AMI Midi, ealp. fat Ih . it ; A gentleman down town has a garden, some chickens and a pet rabbit.In the garden is alien’s nest and in the nest are several eggs. Eor some weeks the pet rabbit has made a practice of lying at night and quite frequently through the day on the nest containing the eggs. One day during the week a chicken was hatched from one of the eggs. The process of incubation has been close ly watched and the gentleman knows that no hen has been near the egg since it was laid. Now the question we present is: “If a hen lays an egg and a rabbit hatches It, which of the two is chargeable with its parent age?” ‘‘No, we sell very few pistols these days. The people have either quit carrying them, or the country is well supplied. I think very few are carried on tlie person these days.” This was the reply made in answer to the nth Ec/ema on the ears and neck, w hich the druggist, \ . yur remedies, prnmmneod <>m of the worst ca.-v that had come under his notice, lie advised m to try you< Cuticura Remedies.and afterlivi dav- iise my scalp and part of my face were entire I cured, ami i hope in another week to have m ears, neck and the other part of m\ face ( tired „ , HKlOiAN SLADE. 120 E. Ill, street, New York. ■ t < mve 111 —EASES I'l'ItEll. ('mil-urn stands tit the head of it- tl.iss.e- lueialjy is this the cast-wiih the Cuticurn .->oa| Haye had an unusually good sale this ,-iimme' owing to the prevalence of an aggravated fori nl Itch through some localities in the country, i winch the Cuticura Remedies proved .-ati-faetor! „ M\ L. IIARDIUD, Druggist. Lnioutown, Ky. 4 I l l( I ha iu;m I DIKH Are sold by all druggists. Price : Cuticura. Resolvent, $]; Snap, ii cents. PotttrDru Boston. Send for “How t sing the Cuticura Soap. THE SEWiNO MACHINE is the cause of Uterine Pains and \\eakness. For Aching Side- ami Hack, Kidney Pains, Sciatica. Che.-t Pams, Weakness and Inflammation, the Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster is in- ^ISQC CIGAR Our LA T.OMA Pt. Cigar is strictly Hand made. Elegant quality. Superior workn.ai.iup. Sold by ail Grocers. L’.v.wv c/ca.v co.vPA.vy, JO V. lliutuu 5t., • UXICAliO. lictuil by !>. IIC.XT. l.oluniltu-. Gd pnBiggeTs HUCKLEMf 0OROIAL ; v 'VV: 'jipfS vt; C I'-Gfj'.&jSifJ ' X •’r'-'f ... ' i* ' - “i-- - . 5-y ‘ v ■ ' ' ..r'-:i"-.-'-yT ' ' m* h ' ^ 8 k j' iM ^ H ti: i a fi s n Iaa a % '* —“ « CHILDREN TEETHING 1“**^ 1 1 ii U it s^^l-isro- GOODS I Spring Fashion Plates, <3-00 IDS! Suits Made to Order, CLOTHING! OLOTHI1TG! ( ROME and give us your order. Do not wait till you are pressed by the season, and then want a suit made in a hurry. We are prepared, how ever. to get up suits at very short notice. If yon want a suit quick, give us your order. If you want a suit in thirty days, give us your order. If you want a suit in sixty days, give us your order. G. J. PEACOCK, L (hound daily, and fresh all the time At si. 10 Per Suck. CASH. / \NL OR MORE SACKS, as ivanU-l. Thnao ■ / prct-s will hold good unless some fiuctua- 1 fi«-ns in markets or the Merchants and Brokers’ Assoe'ation forces the mills to refuse to sell me j Where I furri-h tlie racks 2’..c per bushel extra j will in_ charged for the -ack. ’ | Pride of the Kitchen ! SOAP. FDR ALL House Cleaning' Purposes. A Knlifi I'Foz. 4 like for ."><•. J. J. WOOD, 13*S I In ,;it I SI rt-c-l. Paper Boxes OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT LOWEST PRICES. \ LA ROE STOCK of all kinds of PAPER, In- , \ eluding Letter, Packet and Note Heads, Bill Heads, Ftatemems, always on hand. Also En velopes, Card.-, Ac., printed at .-hurt notice. Paper Boxes of any size or description not kept in stock made at short notice. Til ON. 1HMIKUT. tf |2 Randolph Street, opposite Post Office. M . £ For t Markel St r Bet. Tni ^7 (•<■>(!rt Place, now at LoaMIsIf ! i'hj si-.'ina u l ■: ,| IV i' t i U lu I lil i,t'- '! l I i; •: 11!! i: • 11 « t: i I11; I! i' . . . I C. Ku.:11rt-.j ] Jt ,v\ ii> 4 ct-ii,. . -■> I’u ■- ■- ! 'L'i'ui, - - .'ii’i! . .ill .-Ii,,. ! i ((-ills. Tlu-sc intis n-tlii",-,! .i i s:: i i!< i,-. 2-> l’i-",'!'S I’t I'.- ill! Mulls, ill I sji;ii|;-s. JJr; I,»i' I i u * r jil'in- -~> i’iffi's (.it-;t i, t ; i, i I While MTI ■j’jr. Ihriii, r j nice 4()c. A lew ut,>ie pie, e- litulross !c• I! ul .‘Cji-. Tlit'se an- hean- I'tll pnihiru .ind liitve hmiiuhi -Vie all s,-;,s,i|i. M e .1 'e s 1 !!I Wui'kiii,^ <>IT our Shoe slock with a view !o qui!- liny iiu- S.,:it Ir.ui". We will nuike prices on iuiylliiug in i his depiii'loieul. as we miisl close liu-ni tail hy Auynsl loth. HILL LAW. ■ ■■■■ IMMH ■ ■■ WWIUnnM tAWA'BWWtAk.'W 1 Maw JTJKrM.BWWOW. Wesleyan FernaSe Institute, STA.XJ3STTOnsr, ALA. Cures ail i'oi-cas of 1-R.IVATK, CHSONIC aud SEXUAL DIS» EASES. Sjjorjsia.'torrhoa anti Xjnjjo-.ency, GLEET, l '“S"'i-c! I'll ■ ar.-l *1 - ;-ri- ,*• li-wi< n-i. : It Uni'll - .i l- i t i iv - iotan w i»i |.t-r*.'ii. i., my car,-. Win n it i- Inconveuicnt to ll •• aty for irvutiui lit, inorlicims c.iu be (t.-Ul Jjrivir-.uly ffl. 1*3* mail ->r cspniss nuywlierc. Cures Guiarantoed in all Cases jv.M dly uiKicrtakeu, PRIVATE COUNSELOR Of VOO i-rk'-h, «■> nt to liny ni!rlro--M, n ourely netiled, Tor thirt) , -o Shuidd lie read l*y all. Ailtlruss nu »l,ov6 (JOlct lioura fioAi .“A. M. toy l*. M. SuLduya, 1! to A i*. ii Landlords An- mniniH llnit llie lirsl class of Reuters are securing Utilises for iiimllier year AIv eoin- iiiissimi for miiin-r will lie less Ilian your ailier lisinn' ei|icnse. FOR ILZEUSTT. Dwelling ir» rooms north of Second Bapti-t (•Imii' Ii. Suitable for hoarding lit use or for two fumilics. New Dwelling-| rooms, lower Broad street. Crk'r’s S /t >rV n0W half square north of .n’cw Dwelling j rooms, half square north of «»r*er s store. Levelling I rooms, upper Troup street. Iw<»-st<»r\ Dwelling, Fourth avenue, between I cut h and Eleventh streets. •store north nl tlx- Rooney house. I.. II. CHAPPELL, BHOEEB, B ,;il tstnto and Insurance Acrent. ADVERTISERS Can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of advertising in American Papers by addressing Geo. P. Rowell A Co., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, lO Spruce St., New York. Send lOcts for lOO-page Pamphlet is September 22d, lWh. Dm* of the Finer Schools kok Yorso I.xniKS IN' THE Usov. All IVpaCi-e -it- th -r ugh. Building- •■!« nl. St-.milu.it. Gas light. Sit nut on be:intiliil. (binate qdcmlid. Pupils P .-ill nineteen States. All important nivnicnges in one great Iv n-diu cd charge. Hoard. Washing. Lights. F..:„.:-h. Latin, Frc; < !, (i. rman Mus e, for Scholastic year, from Se}i :n— i-> d on , wj!t>o. No ld.\f r:» Fo: Catalogue \» rite to Rev. \VM. a. HARRIS. )). pre i.h m, StllUIItl. YiJginia. It r E HAVE decided to push the (Ins business in Ci.lumbus, and in order to do so have reduced the price of tuts Pipe and Fixtures. Now is the time to put pipes in your dwelling or store cheaper than ever before. Call and see our styles of Fixtures. GEORGIA STEAM Ai GAS PIPE COMPANV, Telephone 99. 13 Twelfth Street. iraiie Property FOR SALE. SKVKN ROOM DWELLING A> uuiit tut on north Kiltn avenue, known This desirable place will be sold cheap for cnsl ami parties wanting a home will find it to the interest in seeing mein reference to this plac i 'all early and secure a desirable investment. TOOMBS CRAWFORD, Real Estate Agent. 1315 llroail Street, jy23 dlt |