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6 DAILY ENQUIRE!* - SU N, |COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1886. Mirth kit Mil it lilt, Miklif with III load bint All thlDfi trow told. Flerotly thronfh rilltM flr Biowflihn ind tut, ud drj Bj thi wlid'a (him III Thl BOOItllM lid. liTolantorllf Buriat th rathlit we Bhnddtr ud ur I Nitari la ehurlal now, BttrtlTi ud ilirfali how Oirlr aht liuhi u thoaih Mochint la till. For Toleu ll'ttn, While ill thing! fllaten Bright with the rroet, God ueike to m li *<od, H' thtug He dote anklnd, Uli lug to ai the mind, Bering the loit. Out of dirkiui we Gome Into light end we How Ir .ffi ibore Ho inikeeeirth bright end fair. Hike! ill tblega bore ind the.e J ,yful end gild the ilr Fillt wi h hie lore. LONG AND PROFITLESS Itllll- 111* Ht ptlillmi ■lailBB Ti *!!■■«• iktTiilffQaiilloa. Col A K McClure, editor of the Puiladelphia Times, telegraphs as follows from Washington under da‘e March 3 : There ib every indication of a long, belligerent and profl lees Beesion of congrets. The ruling party in the bouse is disintegrated by the tariff and sliver questions, and the senate 1b practicing schoolboy pranks ia a controversy with the president on removals from offloe. Three months of the session have passed and not only has no important legislation been accomplished beyond the preai- dential succession bill, but no impor tant measure has been perfected in committee tba‘. is likely to pais, and beyond the report of the naval com mittee, just made in favor of a liberal siart toward the improvement of the navy, no policy of national moment has been foreshadowed. NO TARIFF CHANGES THIS SESSION Alter a somewhat careful survey of the general situation here, I feel safe in predicting that there will be no re* vision of the tariff accomplished this session. There is obviously mors contrariety of democratic sentiment on the subject In the present house than there was in the last, and with the republicans solid in opposition to any change in our revenae laws, it requires little r* flection to reach the conclusion that no bill will be per fected by Morrison and his committee that would be acceptable to the bouse. The sentiment in favor of the judioi* ous protection that is clearly declared for in the democratic national plet^ form hae been widening and deepen ing in the south, and the majority of the democrats are anchored much farther from the free trade theory than they were two yearB ago, when they swallowed Morrison’s now ad mittedly absurd hor.z >ntal bill. Mor rison’s new bill isadeoided improve ment on his bill to which he a - tempted to commit his party in 1884, and it is reasonably probable that[ with several defeats and the whole some txperlen. e they must give him, he might be able to prepare a tol erably fair tariff measure iu five or ten years THE REPUBLICANS’ L"8T CHANCE I: the republicans were iqiai to their opportunity and to the plain duty to which they are pledged by their own platform they could now lead in tar.fi revision on the basis ot Just protection to labor and give the country a stable tariff policy for years to come, hut they are skulking away from their own voluntary and solemn pledges. They refuse the terifi re vision and reduction of revenue they promised the country, and they are in the attitude of defending and maintaining monopoly and oppres sive features of the tariff wbioh are simply Indefensible There will be no tariff revision this session, be cause the repnblioans refuse to revise It In the interest of cur productive industries and they err in the assumption that they are playing the part of good politics. They would vastly more and better serve the party and the business and Industrial interests of the nation by cireful revision of the tariff in accord with the mere neces sities of the present; but one presi dential defeat seems to have taught them nothing and they propose to maintain monopoly interests and oppressive taxes which have no rela tiou to the proteo ion of labor. Ia this folly they make the folly of free traders comparatlve’y respectable, anu they do more to make a Just pro tective policy odious than all the free trader* of the land. THE ISiUK WITH THB PRESIDENT The question that most oonoerns the politicians is the outcome of the Issue between the president and the B'nate over removals from Without assuming to speak for any republican senators, I feel safe In aayiug that noLe of the important appointments made in Philadelphia or in Pennsylvania will be r.Jeoted by the senate. The senate will in* dulge Edmunds In a oertaln degree of partisan fireworks to help his re-election to tbs senate and to make a show ot rehabilitate g him as a presidential candi date, but when It oomes down to the question of yes or no on confirming Cleveland’s appointments the senate will one firm, unless there are rea sons against it which would satiety intelligent and honestoitixsna of any party. There will be eome rejections, as there should be; but they will be the logical result of unfitoesa or spe cial circumstances to Justify the action of the senate. It is admitted that no such objections obtain in ths prominent Philadelphia appoint- ae its and they will be confirmed when reached. ■■•a ua-iiai u Th-ifc .a in iaui.vl cou^lj, G-, a certain pond or ewamp of 100 acres or more. The water Is very shallow, and graaa grows luxuriantly In P. Here horses and cattle love to feed and ducks to congregate in great numbers. They do not lesr the horses and cattls, but are very shy when a man la around. Jim Murray thought that by hitching bis horse to a flat- bottomed boat be could drive all over the swamp aid kill lo end of ducks. The plan worked well at first, hot when at the right time Jim said ' Whoa,” and Jumped up to fire . t the ducks, there was a bitch in the programme, The horse step ped, but the boat didn’t It quietly il >ated on and hanged against the horse’s hind lege The horce jumped, and at that Jim look a header backward into the water, hisguu going twenty feet be yond him. Just where theguti went Is not certain. It has net been seen since. The horse and the boat kept right on. When the horse wanted to stop, the boat hit his legs and urgid him forward. When the boat wan • ed to stop the hort-e didn’t know 1(. Finally boat and borse got thorough ly mix id up, and the lat.er went down. Then Jim’s brother Ton , who htd been wu ohieg the show from the solid land, waded in and out the horse loose, and at tbe same time Jim waded out. The boat wau not hurt in the least. ■ Ciumatiloa Uti" would be a truthful name to give to Ur P,eroe’s “Golden Med;o». Dig.joy erv,” the moat effloaolous medicine yet dlaoovored lor arresting tbe early de velopment of pulmonary disease Hut “consumption oure” would not scili olently indicate the scope of Us ii flu enea and usefulness. In all the many dlaeates whloh spring from a derange mentof ths liver and blood tbe “Dl, - oovery” is a aafe and anre specific. OI all druggists. “The prinoeaa of Wales is improv ing,’’ aays a oabie dispatch. N Jthlng la aaid about the prince, and we art, bound to oonolude that he is Just at bad a* ever. Analysis made by distinguished chemists shows that there is neither morphia nor opium in Kid Star Cough Oure. 1 la plaaaant, sate, sure Pries twenty-five cents. All men are equal before the law, but not before the mother-in-law. For all forma of naaal oa'arrh whare there ia drynsas of the air pasiages witn what la commonly called “stnfl' Ing up,’’ especially whan going to bed, Biy’a Cream Balm gives Immediate re lief. Its benefit to me has bean prloe less.—A Q Uha.e, M D, Mllwood, K.sa Tbe bottle ef Kiy’s Cream Balm that I obtained of you laat summer hint en tirely oured my little boy of a severe attack of catarrh.—Mrs Bailie Davis, Green Post ©flics, Ala. eodtkw duty, nit Quantity CHARAOTEK ZS THE SPECIAL PREPARATIONS MANUFACTURED BY «. ii. mu <t to. COLUMBUS, GA. You don’t have to tike a dray load to accomplish a salutary, de sirable or successful purpose. As for instance a bottle of HOOD’S EUREKA will cost you 50 cents, and if properly used will do you as much good as ten dollars’ worth of any other sort of drugs y< u may prepare And it has been proven and we can produce ihe testiim ny that one bottle of JORDAN’S JOYOUS JULEP, that costs 50 cents, has successfully and instantly relieved five cases of Neuralgia and Nervous Headache, To say noth ing of the superior benefit derived from taking these remedies- -for theie is no greater pleasure than to have a good digestion and an active liver, nor is there any great er joy than that given by relief frem severe pain - but wo claim Hood’s Eureka and Jordan’s Joy ous J ulep are the cheapest, because of their superior quality of prepa ration, They have no equal on the market, and we challenge the world to produce better preparations for the diseases for which they are recommended We call >our attention to our re tail and wholesale department of Drugs We keep the best and will give you the best prices. M D HOOD & CO. 93 Broad St, Columbus, Ga df Leveling’s ROASTED COFFEE The dentist rarely falls to get at tbe root of ihe matter. Brown's Bronchial Tboohbs lor Coughs and Oolde : “I do not aeo how it la poaalble for a public man to be hlmasll in winter without tbia admira ble aid.’’— Rev RM DevenN, Pooasaet, Maes. tb eat ae unfcw Tbe shoemaker la an authority on soles, tbe drear maker on bodice. (I,«r«l» Druifc Crnili Iu her wine, aodcaptivated (. ixnar with her beauty and mrgnUiuence But pearls iu the mouth are better, and our modern beauties mav have these if they faithfully use S' ZODONT ev ery day, and captivate oy simply smiling to show their pretty white teeth. sat se tu t! A v There are two things a tramp standa in holy terror of—a bulldog and a aton.- a h pump. SlaMauw (Hk u This curw Walgl I In August, 1881, it waa discovered that my eon’a wife waa in the last atagee ot oonaumptton. She waa oonghlng lnoeasantly, and at times would dis charge quantities of pne from her lunge, oould not sleep or retain any thing on her stomach, and we thought it only a question of time when life would be oompelled to give way to the fell destroyer. After all othei remedies had failed, we got Brewer’s Lung Restorer and began it lu very imafi doses, as she waa very weak. She soon began to Improve; continued the remedy and waa restored to lite and health, and le to-day better than she has ever been before, I regard her restoration as nearly a miracle, lot whioh she le indebted to Brewer’s Lung Restorer. R W Bonnhb, dAwtr Macon, Go The boy with the dirty laoe seems to “want the earth ” Ladies Do yon want a pure, bloom* Ing Complexion! If so, a few applications of Hagan’s MAGNOLIA BALM will grat ify you to your heart’s con tent. It does away with Sal lowness, Redness, Pimples, Blotches, and all diseases and Imperfections of the skin. It overcomes the flashed appear ance of heat, fatigue ana ex citement. It makes a lady of THIRTY appear but T WEN- TY; and so natural, gradual, and perfect are its effects, that ft is impossible to detect its application. OPIUM and Whiskey Hab. if m cured ut homo with out pain. Hook of par ticulars sent FREE. B. M. WOOLLEY M. D ' • • «• t. ■ Pi u€ uiUfUaii 9Ue«k First Prize in 1881 at Atlanta Exposition, And still maintains its Supremacy as the Best Roasted Coffee, The Best way to TDV IT prove that it is good | || I II Rigr Send 10c. In stamps for a complete set of Levering’s New Cards (GO original designs.) E. Levering & Co. BALTIMORE, MD. mhl ■ aw4 v H F Everett, Complainant, vs The Columbus Compress Company, Defendant, Bill of Injuution and Receiver, STATE OF GEORGIA, Musco gee County. To The Columbus Compress Company, Defendant, Greeting: You are hereby sited and required to be and appear be fore the Honorable James T Willis, Judge of the Superior Court of said county, at Columbus, on the second Monday in March next, at ten o’clock a m of that day, at the court house in said county, then and there to show cause why an injunc tion should not be granted and a receiver appointed as prayed for in the above stated bill, until whioh time you are restrained from dis posing of any of the property men tioned in said bill as per restraining order of the court granted on the 18th day of December, 1885, And further, you are hereby cited and required to be and appear at the next May term of said superior court, to be held in and for said county, on the second Monday in May next, then and there to answer to all such matters and things as are charged against you in the bil’ for injunction and receiver filed b said Henry F Everett against yod the said Columbus Comprei Company, and to abide by sue order and decree as may be the, and there mude in the premise*. Witness the Honorable Jamea T Willis, Judge of said Court, this let day of January, 1886, GEO Y POND, Clerk SCMCOa, Id tomla CITY TAX RETURNS Parties having Real Estate in the city will please call and give a description of the same. The value has been fixed by assessors. Re turn is also required of the value of all household and kitchen furm ture, jewelry, silver plate, musiaal instruments, horses, mules and 1 other animals, and all vehicles, whether fo r use orpleasu»e. Please | call before the 25th inst„ as the time for giving in is limited, ! M M MOORE, | I mb. o\v C-wiii | PLEASE DROP IN! UNDERWEAR HOSIERY, NECKWEAR. HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS, CUFFS. AT POPULAR PRICES HATH, TRUNKS, BAGS, UMBRELLAS CANES, CUFF BUTTONS, SCARF PINS, OF APPROVED DESIGNS- And I Will be Sure (o Caleb Yon. O. O JOHNSON, Bed Star Store. 500 Tons Cotton Seed Meal; 500 Tons Acid Phosphate ; 50 Tons German Kainit; FOR BALE BY IIIPIH. llljHCS £ Cl). DOW m DO Having ordered in from the va rious express offices all my suits os the past seaaon that were not taken, a beautiiul line of CUSTOM- MADE SUITS will be sold regard less of cost. Anyone coming ia with the Cash and making an offer will be apt to get a suit. Comf quickly and secure a bargain. Now arriving a large lot of PIECE GOODS AT THE Alabama Warehouse These three contain all the essentia] elements of the best Guar cs or Commercial Fertilizers Bold, and when mixed in proper proportions - - any man with ordinary intelligence can mix them- —-the same results^ both aB to analysis and practical results, ean be obtained, $10 PER TON SA^ED by making your own Guanos, Can’you afford to pay this price to have your Guano simply mixed for you ? Farmers who made their Fertilizers last year will make them this Call and see us or send to us for prices. fflb21 wod<fc«rlaa B. F. COLEMAN, Jr., TJIN ID BRTAX EE,, AND DEALER IN Patent Metalic Caskets, Wood Cases and Caskets, Children’s Gloss White Cases and Caskets, Children’s Gloss White Metalic Caskets, BURIAL ROBES, [ALL FRIGES FROM. $1.50 UP, Personal attention given all orders. Twelfth Street, 4 Doors West of Thoa. GilharPa Printing Oflce. -mH It s. A- OABTER. W. C. BRADLEY Webster Warehouse. CARTER & BRADLEY Warehouse & Commission Merchants, ■——» * We keep constantly on hand a full supply of Cotton .Seed Meal, ACID PHOSPHATES and HOME MIXTURE GUANO- These goods were bought in large lots at low prices, and we know that we can make it to the interest of all parties wishing Fertilizers to call and see us before buying. As to the merits of the "Home Mixture,” we have nothing to say, as it is too well known to the planters of this section to require any recommendation from us. All we ask is a fair trial by the side of any standard Guano sold in this market. Columbus, Ga, Jan. 24, 1886. CARTER & BRADLEY* -FOR— ■PRZMa, 1880 For making Bait* to ltassare. Btook for tb« lneoming ituon will tx ejmplett In a fa w dayi, G. J. PEACOCK Clothing Manufacturer, 84 4k 88 Broad Ht.. Oolvmbua.tto THE BEST MEDICINE ON EARTH FOR CHILDREN An infallible specific foi Flatu lent Colic, Diarrhoea, Coughs, Teething, Cholera Infantum, Chol era Morbus, and all diseases inci dent to children Give it a trial. 25 cents per bottle. For sale at CITY DRUG STORE. »>ba it (ATHEY CARDS’ ohm, foont or of long standing. Put up wvfy STom * CAPSULES IN TIIK MARXIST. by j— toU CLIN k CUE, oaWtnly CAPSULES
