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DAILY ENQUIRER - SUN, CGLUJ'BUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1884. Ctoi»(£uijuncrSujt. HABLISHM) II 1828. ..57 i'Jiill OLD. LJM KINOF. Prop. Diilj. WmIIj aid Soldi;. Tk* IHQDIBM BCN li rnri iwi 4»r uni Mo-d-r. Tb* WMkl, la laaia*4 aa Tn.adar. Th# Dali, (lool 'dlna Baada,) la dall, rad k, larrlara la Ika ell, or Ballad, antes* fraa. to *«b- arlbara for Tfta far Booth, ea.eo for tkraa Dontba, 4 00 for alx month,, or 17.00 a raar. Tha Bnada, la dall'aiadbr oarriar nora In thaolt. Ballad to anbacrlbara, poataaa Iroa, at #1.00 a ■aar. The Waoktr la Imo«I on Turalar and la mailed to ,oMertb'ia. poataaa free, at 01.10 a,ear. Tranelent adTertlaemeate will be taken for the Ball, at |i par i Quara of M llnra or laaa for the Srat I oaartlon, and M oaota for aaeb aobaaonent Inter, tl n, ana for the Week!, at |l f r each Insertion. All oomannloallana Intended to aromolr the pri vate aadaor latere,ti of coreoratlena eodetlea or a'lvldnala will be charted aa edvertlaeaaente. 8 pad at oontracta Bade lor adeartlalat b, the jaar- Sbitnartaa will be enariea tor at cnatoBar, rataa, Hone bat aolld natal cate need. All oemmanloatlona abonld be addraaaad to Iba proprietor or the Knaumaa Bo*. The total number of business fail- urea In the United S nieo reported to Bradelreei’a during the past weik who 834 igalnef 293 in the first week of 1880 445 Id the second week of 1885 321 in 1884 and 317 in 1883 The total reported ihns for during 1880 is 633, against 883 in a like portion of 1885, a decline f 260, as against fourteen days of last year, a ife.ireaae on the average of about 10 'alluiee dtlly. The total ftr the first fort night of 1684 was 660 or 83 more than In I860, and in 1883 it waa 658, or 26 mcru. The New York Times doea not be lieve, as it so ata «-*) that there will be a oonteet between the president and the senate. Ah a reason for this the Times says that Mr Cleveland’s firmness against all kinds o' polit ical opposition has been repeatedly shown, but he is oourteousaa well as firm, and he will not withhold from the senate any Information it may rightly aak for, and ws do not think iLa* the senate, on rtfleition, will decide to overstep the limits of Its recognized rights The republi can senators would preea their re quest more resolutely ard oonfl dently if their aot ion were hon est and urgently d •manded, for in seeking to defend the civil servioe law against ti e insidious as. saults ofan >z< cuilvealways scheem- ing to evade them they would have the envi uragimtnt of an earnest popular support But the conditions are precisely >be contrary—the presi dent Is the fltm and proved defender of the law, and the republic* n sena tors, led by a few extreme parlleans, are striving to cimpromise and dis credit him. As a whole tbs senate of the United Stabs is not at present a very enlightened body, bnt it has two much sense to get Into a quarrel with the president upon an Issue which will rally the people to hi ■ support. Tbv Cvli Wave Diia’i l,wi. The oold wave certainly had the gilt of continuance. The weather prophet caused u« to bar g out the cold wave flag Bunday morning, but the wave didn’t come any worth mentioning As mis is the first time it lies guested wrong, the people are prepared to txenee the mistake, particularly so as wears not suffering for the want of a cold wave just now. The indications for tbia morning are wanner weather and looal rains. It was cold enough last wetk for any purpose for which oold weather answers a good purpose. Who knows hut what it stayed some terilble scourge? One day laat week the thermometer was below aero in all the New Ragland states, and in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Virginia, Tenneaaee, Geor gia and all the northwestern states and territories. In the oential part of New York, abiut Syracuse and Utica, It ranged from 20 degrees to 38 degrees below a iro, It was 1 degree below a' Richmond, Vs, and 7 de grees below at Nashville. Six Inches of snow fell in Galveston. At Key West the mercury touched the lowest point ever known- 401 degrees above aero. In this city the cold reached its culminatiLg point by dropping down to zero, but in tome places in the im« met late section it waa even lower. Thu wind duriug several days was from the northwest and for several days the weather-cock seemed glued to their plaoes. We merely mention this by way of apology for the cold wave uot ooming lu on time. •Ooetonohof nature makes the wrrld akin.” Daring the past week thin were ueatly two thousand of the people < f Columbus who sat cy their firesides and thanked G id that there are hearts in this community ever ready to respond to the cry of distress. The subscriptions for the shivering poor and the substantial aid In supplies and olothiag demonstrate beyond all peradventure that Columbus is a charitable city, and will always oome to the relief of the unfortunate. While the late Impu’se of generos ity adds accumulative teatimouy of this, it also proves conclusively that there should be some organ I z d sys tem of relieving the poor of the city. To this every person who wa< sn» g <ged lu distributing aid to them during the week past will very read ily agree. It is impossible, utterly impossible, to make such a distribu tion where it will do the most good under such oouditioi s os now exist. The proprietor of the Enquirer Bum feels much gra’ifl d at the confidence expressed by the public la placing more than a thousaud dollars in his ham's to be disposed of at will, and while he Is willing to bear his part and more of anything that he may be cail-d upon to perform in behalf of bis fellow-creatnres, he believes that It c«n be much more effectively done through a proper organization. We are glad to know that the sub ]ect is now being discussed by some of our leading oltiz ns lu talking with Mayor Grimes jeeterday he in- formed us that be is low in consul tation with those whom he has rea son to believe are in earnest about the matter, and that in a short time au organiz itlon permanent in its na ture will be effected. What is most desired fust now is an organiz ition that will last throughout the year, and prepare the way for its successor. Very near the entire city has been reached and present necessities supplied. It has been said by some that tbe people of Columbus have taught a bad lesson by their benevolence, ss it will oause tbe poor to tbink they have a place of succor In such extremities. Wuat is wanted now Is an organiz *tiun that will deoreaae pauperism and poverty by its labors. A good plan has been suggested, an 1 it Is as tollows: Let there be a board of relief com posed of two members from each row of blocks, running east and west. In the biooke where there is less 'o do, such as tbe blocks composing the tblid ward, one member would answer. Let this biard select obanmaD, secretary and treasurer, and a record of all transactions be made Lit It be the duty of the members of each row of blocks to keep thoroughly posted as to all wbo live wiihlu the limits of that terrl lory, and relieve such oases as the board may think proper. Ia ex tremities like that which came upon us last week, the eDtlre city could be j lo< ked after in one day, and would be done so quietly that none but those engaged In the wo.k would know It was going on. Under this arrangement Imposi tion would be impossible, though suoh impositions are very greatly ex- aggersted.There is more than enough given away In Calumbus to supply all thoee who cannot, by sickness or other infirmity, help themselves and all thoee temporarily out of work, if tbe people co-operate and suoh an or ganization Is perfected. A 1 that ie needed ia to avoid giving to aoy but those needing help, aud avoid giving to one family what ought to gu to a dozen. Tae Enquirer Sun will heartily co-operate in any move looking :o th « end. Lit the people speak. Alabama Waterways. The committee appointed for the purptsi by tbe Tuskalooes, Ale , convention, has prepared a mt mo- ilal to oougreee asking tbe appropria tion of a sum of money for the ede quate improvement of the waterways of Alabama and thair tributaries. The memorial la a very strong one and aoeompanled aa it !e by undoubt ed evldeuoM of the Importance of the appropriations asked, will, no doubt, have its iufl jeuoe upon the bouse oommlttee aud upon oongreae itaelf. The memorial asks for an appro priate whloh will be sufficient to deepen tbe harbor at Mobile to twenty-three feat. They show that through tbe harbor of Mobile the ag ricultural productions of many states are cent to markets abroad, and the convergence of many railroads to the port of Mobile gives it importance with regard to direct trade with all tbe neighboring nations on the Gulf of Mexico and the south Atlantic. And then in regard to the tributaries it ;aye: The rivers, which finally fall into Mobile bay, spread out over the state like a fan, touching northwestern Georgia on the east and entsring the astern side of M taiaaippl. AU of tnese rivers tiaverse immense coal fields, the full extent and richness of which bsa uot jet been fully de:ei« mined, although enough Is known now to justify the aasertion that they are ansurpaesed In the known earth. B sides the coal depoalta, beds of Iren ore, surrounded by every facility to 6e worked aud used by man, are fonad contiguous to the ooal, and near all of tald rivers These coal and iron depositaare rapidly attracting the attention of oaplullBts in this country and in Europe, and their development in the last ten years has b'en suoh a- to oreste surprise in tbe miidsof n e , habituated to the study o' the min eral resources of the world. F ir many years tbe oral used by vessels in navigating tbe waters which wash the s ior.s of .the West Indies, M' xloo and all th? Siuth American states on the.eastern side «f that continent has been brought from Europe, *x?ept a small fraction furnished at very high rates from Chill. With water transportation w lch the improvement of the rivers in Alabaiha would give, the entire traffio eau ba turned to the port of Mobile, and coal of superior quality, and at vastly cheaper rates, furnished to those who need it To see mpiish this, the sum of money needed and asked for is com paratively Insignificant, when wo consider the immense ben fltstobe obtained therefrom, in aotual wealth to the whole c untry. PPECIAL telegrams to Bradstreet’s report a cueck iu the distribution rf merchandise throughout tbe country durli'g the earlier portim if tbe past week, caused by the s vsre storm of bbow and wind which has been gen eral This appears to have been uni versally recogniz d as a temporary obstruction, and the feeling among leading bankers and merchants at almost all points continues o”e of confidence iu tbe prospects of bu“i ness for an improvement early in the current year As an outgrowth of the conditions noted it is added that country collections in many oases are reported slow, though this is said io be due to some extent to bolding baok of produce on the part of farm ers or to low prices received tberef >r when sold The demand for funds at many of tbe larger cities is smaller than In reoent weeks. ED OTAR TRADE YV£7 MARK. lOUGHflURE Absolute! Free from Opiates, Emetics sod Poison. SAEEi SURE. EB-QMPTl AT DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO ,BALTIMORE, MO. Bole Proprietors. SPRINGER OPERA HOUSE. ONE NIGHT OVLY, Thursday, J* dp ary 21, The popular young ne'er, II' James O’Neill, Prelent dk OharieaFrobter’-adontatlon or Dnmai' Greatest Wo’k, Monte Ciisto. H v ox Jn*t oioaed a moat billllait and »n<*.—«sfm «> Nib o' , New Y k .rid all flrat.oi.ai Taealie* ibrongn- ou ae oouutry, W T* A BRILLIANT CAST New Bernery, Rnaltatlc a 'a«e Pictnree, pain 'd -ipris! y or 'hi, p'ap by Metre Win Vce*t lo and Oh- « Fox. Grand iff op. Onrreai ..ppo'n'maote and appropriate cue. a.. a d 'h- .nitre pr ano Ion periee 1 r very de'-tl. B eerv.-d deal! at < h< ffia’i Book J-17 4 TUTT’S PILLS 25 YC?SjN_U8E^ The (haste* Medical Triuutph el tha Age! SYMPTOMS OP A TORPID LIVER. Loeeef appetite. B-well centre, Pat* | D •he head, with a dull leaeatlaa la tha hack Part, Pain under the eboalder- Made, Fallnese after callus, with adle- locllnatloa to exertion of body er mi ad, Irritability oftenper, Lowaplrlte, with » feeliog of having neglected aouao duty, Wearineae, Dizziness, Flattering at the Heart, Dota before tho eyee, Headache ever the right eye, Restleesnees, with dtfal dreame. Highly colored Urine, and CONSTIPATION. TUTT’S PILLS are especially adapted to such cases, or.o dose effects such a change of feel inpas to astoniili the sufferer. _ They Increase the Appetlte.and c&uae the body to Take on Flcshuthu* tho system la nonrixnetl. and by their Tonic Action on TUTT’S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA Renovates tho body, makes healthy flesh, etrengtaens tho weak, repairs the wastes oi tli© systom with pure blood and hard muscle; tones th© nervous system, invigorates the brain, and impart* the vigor or manhood, fl. 8oM*brarupTfrists. OAtfKii 44 Rlurray Now York. AT RANKIN^ HOUSE. FIFTEEN DAYS- No Cure, No Pay! Knowing that the unfortunate hava b-en Imposed upon by unprincipled pretenders, who charge heavily In ad vent* DR WILBUR hwadop'ed thD plan—That be wi'l ohurge nothing for advice, consul.ailor* or 'reau»«nt until the pa'lent pro- ecunces bim'ielf well. The only obarge being made la for mediaires used during the treatment. DR. VULBUR, Specialist, Tresis aucorssfullv chronic and long - andlr.'g diseases, as th as of tbe Head, Threat a- d Lungs; Liver, Kulnev and Heart O mptaims ; iuve'er* e diteases of th' S jmaub, that have defied all >thei methods, thoae fear mi diaeasea of he N'rrnua Syaiem, arising fronj whatever cause.; Sorofuia, Dropsy. Paruiya a, Fits, Fever a ires, Contract ed Ccrd«, E'larged and S’.iff J'lots, Rnenmatlem,Neuralgia, Sciatica. Bone Deformities, 8»'l Rheum, Eiaiuelaa, Scald Head, I'l-coDditlnued Ulcera, Bvph 11s. Natal Polypus, Atlbma, Hay F'ver, R ae fold, Wl 'ter O ingha, Ohrooic DiarrbOBa and Diabetes. Al' may be ourbd by this wonderful aye mm, if not too far advanced. Bone dis eases cured when ail method* have ailed Ladies who are suffering with oom plaints peculiar to their sex, can con sult the D otor, with every aBenrano- of speidy re'lf 1 ai d perrratent care without aatj ictiDg them to tbeemhsr- raeelt g procedure of examination, which in nine oa es out of t* n la on neceaaary The Doctor particularly In vitee all oases that have been given np by o'her rhyaloiana. 4M*The D otor will remove one Tape Worm Free of Ohargf; also straighten the first caae of Crces Eyes tha pre sents itaelf at the hotel free Consultation and ixunhulion FBE . OFFICE HOURS FROM 10 A. M. TILL 9 P. BA, Tumors sod Oanoers removed with out pain or the nae of the knife. TESriMONI L8. Mr Henry Singleton, oi Msoon, was paralyzid In both ilmba for six months He wss carried to Dr W lbui’s offioe in a baok. He took D: Wilbur’s trea.- ment, and ia now all wed and works on one of his draye everv day, Mra Mary Smith, of Verona, Mias, waa pronon ued incurable and her disease was called consumption, Bht> heard of D. Wilbur’s skill, and went olear to Nashville, Tenn, to have him treat her In fonr months she wax a well woman. B-rtba A, daughter of Valentine K. .hc.nl 111 Cotton avenue. Dittoon, was alok eight years, was treated by ummeut noovors <f Macon, Atianie and New York without deriving any becifi Aa a laat resort she applied to Dr Wilbur, and to-day la a wen girl. Mr Hunt, manager of Clarendon Hotel, Memphis, baa a girl new in bis employ named Ward, who had no seen out of her right eye ainoe 1878.aud the lef. one wia nearly gone. i»r W 1- bur restored her sight, bo now abe works every day at tne botel. Mr Tnomas Long, Ha'l’scross ro»d* K-jox county, TenD, was as deaf aa a P-.at for aeven years Dr WUbur oured aim. Mr C L Benaon, of Lexington, K , was deaf for fourteen years. Hia father was a physician and took him to see eoa a vei v eminent M D'a, bnt did him no got d. Dr Wilbur made him all right In a abort time. Mra F A Nicbol, 882 South Summer •treat, Nashville, had baokaobe, bear ing down, all gone, tired feelings, d lay hand and other tamale comp amts for several y ears aod waa cured in four months by Dr Wilbur, without being subjected to the embarrassing proce dure of an examination. Mies Laura Henderson, 105 Lcon'ard street, Chattanooga, had an uloer on her arm six inataee long, over three years. She went to eminent M D’a. n Clnolnnail, Lynohburg, Atlanta, R me and Chattanooga, and none of them could cure It, bat advised her to have tbs arm out iff aa the only remedy to save ber life. She also had a terrible case of catarrh, wblob rerderail ber breath c ffeaelve. She heard of Dr Wil bur’s great suoceas, and tried blm aa a last resort before having ber arm am putated. Tbe doctor cured her catarrh and bealed ber arm entirely in two months. Tbe doctor invites correspondence from people at a d a ance, but never arswers any letters nnleas they con tain two 2 cent stamps Taose above art only a few of tbe many testimonials obtained by D Wilbur all over Kentucky aud Tencex- •9«. ddt.vtf TRADE PALACE or lm Curtains, Lacs M Sets, Lace Pillow NEW KID GLOVES. Foster’s celebrated I Hook 90c, new Bhades, every pair warranted. Elegfant 3 Button 75c, First class 4 Button $1 00, The Royal 5 Button 1 26, The Dirby 4 Button Embroider ed Baok 1 50, 50 Dozen Kid Gloves,^3 ]But- tons. slightly spotted, at 25c BLACK AND looming (Mi We are offering unusual bl ue e mants in this department BLACK CASHHEBES, HEN BIETTAS, QUEEN’S CLOTHS, BENGALEES AND DBAF D’ALMAS The price, qualify and assortment is far beyond the reach of local competition. Mr J A MORGAN is in our employ and will be glad (o see his friends. C P GRAY & CO B JLiwxt, Praa’t J' *i. Ilrar B«i', Atlanta Home Im U ▲NOTH'* TEN PER CENT DIYDEln) TO Policy Holders Cash Asseis Jan 1, ’fib, $249,328.48 Rsoelpts for 1885, - - • - |72 151.78 Expend lturea for 1895 • • 183 887 5) Income over Expendt’rea '85 183,764 28 A Dividend of 10 Per Cent to POLICY HOLDERS I Has been declared from the Profits of 1885. JOHN F IYER ON, Agent. JtnJBUw ANNUAL MEBTING. T HE anno >1 in etlug n the S'oakbold- -raotth- G»ira » H sae Ina rasoc f1 otnpai-y w'll be be' a 'heir iffloe i n Wednaail-V, January 20 h. 1886 at 11 o’clook am fMCOMB"’ w»cretarv rt--90 In- 3 7 19 70 M D. HOOD & CO., THE Old Reliable And Manufacturing CHEMISTS 1 They moke and sell the beet goods. Manufacturing is their fort Their special preparations are daily gaining in character, pop ularity and sale. Merit will tell. You can’t disguise the fact. Read the following; Monroe, N C. M D HOOD & CO: Gents; Your Jordan’s Joyous Julep ar- lived. We have sold twentj bot ties so far, and with the best results in every instance Not a single complaint. You can send us Feb ruary 1st one gross more of Julep, and we will thank you to send circu lars with our name as wholesale agents Yours truly, J W & E M GRIFFIN, Druggists, Monroe, N C. We call your attention to our large and well selected stoek of GARDEN SEEDS- We offer the best Seeds at lowest figures. If you wear them, examine our new stock of Tmeses. Something new, ecsy,comfortable and durable. UR O £. The specific for all private diseases. GOSSYPEDIA, Women’s Beat Frit nd. Allen s Liniment, the beet in tha ma> ket. Hood’s Eureka has no equal ou earth as a household medicine, dtf J O REEDY W O GREEN. REi DY & GREEN, Real Estate Agents m BHOK.aRU. For 8a e—How Is the Time to Boy. H2W Poor room D veiling, K acre lot, ou For yt u -treat 1201.0 F ye small Hetties on Melntoth St WBSO Blx room Hoots on Few between O '- horpe-nd J-ekson MCOO O ' S' ore 8 onee on Bn , 1 street •1COO Fonr Houses and Lot in nt iown, all new t 800 Five room Howe. S roam kltenen ard lit netr o^oi t home 1810 Fonr Honset and Lot In Girard $36 Tbree room H inae K acre Lot In G 'it'd •8-0 Fonr k acre Lota in Brownsville, ce«' hr'ok yard 9800 Four room H«ose in Brownsville I'tOO Fo ty nore Ft m two miles from npeer bridge in Alabama 1809 Tbree nv m Hon a and Lot, good well o' water, Brown-vl/ls FOR RENT. Fonr male Farm 7 miles from oily on tip per rive road. Gin bou a and rerew. Two net'lerneula on tbe plaoe. Seme fine bot tom and We hava other prop'rty In the oily and f'nn'ry foreale ana rent, Yon would do well to ot'l “ml »ee w before metlna yonr arrangements. We will lake ple>sure In -bowinc yon onr oirds or show yon tha pruperly. Oalleocn REF r Y ft CRSEN. 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