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DAILY EN^nisn . UN, COLUMBUS, GEOIiOlA, FRIDAY MORNING. AB 1L 2 1880 A SiS.Jr.S W 4 rllR. On the bmkc of Alien Water When :h<* sweet string iimodid fall, Was the a tiler's lor.ly daimliter Fiireet of ihev> Nit. For hlsbri-Je a tJtiie. sooglit her, And a^nniug tongue bud he. On the bank? of Allen Water hone eo gay hb she On the banka of Alien Water. Wn«u brown autuiuu ?pr« ada lti store, j htr. 1 saw the miller's dunghtcr. Dm she smiled no in re. For tho »uu>BiU-r grief hud hr-.ught her, And tho soldier, f*Ue aa« he. On the batiks of Allen Water None eo sad ev who Ou the baukv of Alien Water. When the winter suow ell tae% Btl’.l wai> see:' the miller'* d .ughter— 0. lli'tig tic «r the blast But the* miller's lovely daughter )i tli from co’d and cure \»au freet 0 « the bunks of All«n W.iter Thor a corpse lay sw*! -Old English Bong. BORN WITHOUT BRAINS ttlugular t«<e of a Bub} When Moth er gjyetl tu » M tnnnd Mouse. New Yobk, Match 28.-The pho t< graph Ki-ut 10 >ani ary headquarters Sa unti.y by Dr Willa.uT Cuial, ol N • 1U2 VVe-t Tniriy-fourth street, of tbe b .oy born imsi Curintnias day in the Nelson Dimly on Tuirty lihh street, near Eleventh avenue, has •eieatid a urem tUul of excitement in medical circles The child w»s horn vlvut abrain and lived a lime over 24 hours after birth. Di O'fat attended the (noth er, and as sool as ! e sjw by ex-imi- Ehtion ol the child ibut it was totaln lv destitute of any btaiu matter, he .'Setabcu to liar i why such an unu sual 'bing shou d occur By q lestlont g tl e father and mother, F L and K zi Nelson, he lean ed mat fir some lime previous . to the birlh of the laby they had lived in a “haun'e-i house" on West Thii'iy-e-event street Bnd ihat the mother had been greatly affected by the repoitsof ib• prtsence oi a ghost. Daring the spring of last year the Nulsons lived in thi‘‘haunted hou-'e,” .but Itfo after the ghost had knocked at their door two or three times. The Nelsons and a German family named Me'.z took rooms in the house, notwithstanding the stories that a ‘ woman in white” was in the habit -of ina:e ir:g up and down stairs at all bouts of the night..with a kuife la her hand. O jo night Mrs Melz met the ghost aud clubbed it with a broomstick A few nights after the "woman in whitt” knocked at the •door of Nelson's rooms. She struck terror to their hearls, and Mis Ncl» eon was laid up with nervous excite- ment sever: 1 days. "The child was, with the exception cl its htad, iudy developed,” said Dr •Coral yesterday. “I. is the most ex traordinary c-s.i I ever beard of.” OkllSr.a’a r.u u< Satall !k«n. t o much cannot ue said against the cruelty of foreleg children's feet luto ahor. aud nairow toed suoes A man in a farge and Imhioi able shoe B'ore said that he sometimes u ed all bin strength, that of a well developed ma.u, to force ian;e feet in o small shoes for grown folks, but when be wae requested by mothers to pui shoes too •■mnll on childteu, be ob jected Many children, before tney are ten years old, havi incipient corns, bunions and callouses, caus'd !oy the foolish pride or carelessness on the prrt of the mothers Many do not Know that if a child's foot is al lowed to develop naturally, when fully developed it can Wear with ase a much smaller shoe ih-vn when crowded back and forced out of shape While growing so fast. The foot is part of the body that completes i s growth early The Biz.* of toe feet of ,-s growing boy are sometimes notice ably bug,; when the rest of his body har ttulshed its gtowth the feel are proportionate. If a growing foot is crov.did into short shoes, the toes are pushed had and become thick at the ends. They, are i-re-sel up against mu top ol the shoe auu corns are made They are enlarged at the gr°at and little toe j >lnts, omni'g bun ions, which are more painful than coins Narrow-toed shoes cause lapping o' ihe toes, callouses, and crus, e peciufly on the side t.t ihe lavge Pie and under the widest jmit of the lorn; irgrnwiug toe nails are a s i produced. Corns cannot be cureu so long as pressure is on them. This must firs! be removed. A man who tulieied terribiy with corns said he would ilo anything ’o cure them. His friend said, ‘ Y u are going up luto the moun'aiij ; go barefooted this rummer.” He did so, and his feet were entirely oured Auolber cut the tops of the shoes away, leav ing the -oies and the leather back of the toe pints aud toes.—Good House keeping. common B«kio at Bonks. O e of the advantages of a great cuy is a certain independence which weetj y. The rules of fts lion or cusum me not so severe. Ii is only yourg, in> x; erienced people who leel that they must have the latest style and nut of paper, and make their side trimming into box plait- ii gs, when mat is li e last mode. I a fact, a itule charge from the prevail- irg custom is c msidered original and >i ;btr ai mired unless too outre. For i, s iincc-, me other day, a friend of n ine determined to see all her a«r qnailitBi C's aud r pay many social coils, Htie Bcco’du gly sent out tier viciiir g c rd , with "O d-Famio id 'lea' 1 written under the e;igr<VH<i name,4ud in tLe corner opposite i.he adores-, ad-ha ' F.om Four to Sever,” It' me back parlor the ta bic was simp y set with longue sand- w c. e-, the moo delicious oruilers, made riy her mother, who 1h fatuous for that p rueuUr cake, cookies, eqoa ry ueiic.-us, also nomemade spurge cake, chipped heel *nd cheese Two young relatives poured tea and chocolate, and served the re freshment ou old family ol.iua beat - tilui luoiigb to 'orm the uujii us o' .i m iSeom I needle-s to say that every body come ai d w as d. lighted There was neituer b .ke «lnp cm- f.ctloi.ery nor dishes iur show but all taeitd ».nd 'anted, agair and seal; <x laimtng, “0)1, how goo 1 t s,” an exclamation which your e rrespin dent heartily echoed.—G.iod House keeping nut H LC.k'li .k It Ik 141A Hd.vtl, The best Naive in the world tor Cmr„ Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,Halt Kbr-nn:-, Ve ver Noroa, Totter,I'hspoed Bonds.rG-. blame, Oorne ond all Skin Erapuo’n •ud positively cure- Pitta, or no t *y rec,i;trod. T' ia guaranteed to giv perfect satisfaction, nv r tee rci’nn.' ed Price 2l.c per t>f x F r -•> e ! v Brannon .V I'vrar. lv Fou, of 'be leading 'ona’C mnu tBc or-ra f BsitinKir-, cr r o t g v ■. 1C30 .•• pie. hav vvurjo iy oi.eulsd u their working p'Ol ie eigh' h v ftr a day's w -r& i' s e d f '**••, witb- out auy oorreap"' ding deem s- cl pa 1 , uiori’e F.niiwioa or pckik Cod XlTnr Oil, wilt. H) i>u|>liu.-|iatl<‘- IT- CSK IS LV. a TBorBLKS. Dr Hiram C dure l y ol Jockh mvillc, Fla, says: "I lave for the ns‘ te> months prouorib-u yonr Emulsion '• patleuta si If irirg Irom lung ro,, Dies end :bey see r< to be g ea.ly be: efii d i v its use.” President Hold- n, of th ■ Ca' ; fr,r: ia e'sto uDiversi'y, receive- a -niarv m f5U(,0 *► preti ieui. and HOOtf js d.m' t ■ • 1 mi L ek obssrvatoi < this is . e larues. sa r/ P-ld to any co.iegn pres ident In n a ociin tv 111. wlec l', list! lias been a lute nous and <.'■>«' y work, but. the end Jusiitivi • tl O - struction ia any imponan' chan nel means disaiter Ubs:ruci:ons In the organs of the human b .dy bring IcevliaPle •'istasn Thev must be cleared *w.j, or f.hysioal wreck will follow K ep the liv r In • rder. and tho pure blood oiui-e- thrci.gb the bortv, oonvoylcg he-nu, siro;.». i aud Ills : let If. become disordered and ihe ohnpnoie are clogged wltd: 'm purities, which resub 1 i;)so*se 'iul death No other medicloe fq.i»ls Dr Pleroe's “Golden M ilica Discr.vory” for acting upon the live and purifyi. g the blood. Ten per oent of ihe pre-.rnt fresh men class at Cornell arc girl-, and Prt f James, of tha ! institution, is quof . as saying that ihe average echo arehip of the yunrg women is super! r to that of the young men ■mi Buairkik • In i s •.fl'eois, aud moat uce'ni in i s appiloatUu. the fragrant SCZDDCKv T has become the most p pulur Dei t » frloe in existence, 'Tia used an i praised by everybudy. .lu.thAw pA iady with her need oandaged m a ha’ dk TOblef rushes into a dent's ’>■ fflee and pxo sm«: “Decor, lean’ stae-d |r sn- Ire g<T These false tf-e" yon marie oanse mn the most 'errlt e agouyt” ‘ Wall, mrdame, wt.at won d you havtT I oouid nm imiiaie nature sny bettei— Fron-h W' Ladies Do you 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 flushed appear- nnco of heat, fatigue and ex citement. It makes a lady of THIRTY appear bnt TWEN TY ; and so natural, gradual, and perfect are its effects, that it is impossible to detect its application. h(t il mi Bt ft Ftw WHl STILL DOUBT If bo they will find in our office runny such letters ns the following, hut none that are entitled to more consideration: With uiv experience I pronounce BREWERS LUNG RESTORER the best lung remedy made. Four of i^iy brothers and sisters had died with consumption, and about three years ago T became so ex hnusted by long continued cough, accompanied with low fever and night sweats, that I could barely get about, and my friend- gave up all liope. I coughed so incessantly that 11 ould not sleep at all. After trying sevci al lung medicines 1 be gun ihe use ol’ DRE TVER'S LUNG RESTORER and was greatly bun- elited by the ilrsi boltle, gaining flesh and strength and resuming work. 1 continued to take it and am as stout now as I ever was, rare ly ever cough, nor do I suffer with my lungs uuy more than if tin y had never been effected, I aim never without a bottle of it in my house. During the winter 1 gave it to mv little children, even a little fellow three years old for any thing like eomrnor colds, or when they slr-w any evidence of croup, awi always with the n^st satisfac tory results, Very truly - , G L HUGELY, liamesvtlle, Ga. brewer - Lung Res orer.eontains no opiates in any form. LAMAR.. RANKIN & LAMAR, MACON, GA. <;f FAST PASSENGER SCHEDULE OF TILE WOVE ID ESLLIS Take the “CANNON FALL ROUTE.” The Steamer ELLIS wears the horns as the fastest steamer plying tho Chattahoochee, Flint aud Apalachicola Rivers. ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST CLASS IN EACH PARTICULAR T \e stPHtu :X 1 LLl will rtia Up Aft «<m oUt*c ai*'1 Aps*i40iiio ; li.vvih. WU ffid tu A.pal obloi). i ». »ntl wit: u • inh t pll pu hi- .1 .Cat80 .V'llfi. Prtl-HC'i. /•'b' • J'l N«W < Oil ‘vtdRl^M 2’ U L iO .'Ti< permiltititt 'I ORDINANCE IN RELATION TO NUMBERING HOUSES, ETC- It is ordained by the City Coun cil of tl e city of Columbus First, That all tho business houses and dwellings situated with in the corporate limits of the city of Columbus shall be numbered ac cording to the plan or system here inafter described. Second Thu initial or star ing lines shall be Jixod on Broad street et'Vdr un iortniKM) yb ‘ hr OliAtluboo v n trip** *», vjo k bftw Columbns nrt | l»»-<'iou,,erfl t»y no trains o HLilfiMn! w soLeia.o wi t be run, rlvjr, rev. co, Ktreet and east livoiid street, and numlxMS to each d wr* Leave C lutubja Tim.i. -y ... Lo *v E if>vuiH rnwHioy ti ctv« Fort tl invn ru <i j LAuVk> UO UMUii- T'Jibfc > C ’AUHhoocho'i Wmlr*-? H 0 f! A li 2 0 v i- i Ad p ix 7 .40 p u _ Jay a U0 * rr Anive ApaLolnooiH .y.Jue >lny l 10 ru UP L ‘ttve Apaaeh’oriri W*dnt'' dav 3M'p*n ur&vc Ohait «hoooh«- i'barM * . ... 7 go h rii Leave Colombia T urptlay. 10. p m L?'* v^ K Tbursaa;- s OU ••• id L AVit E . a 1 ' 1 . T'n*ft1«.y 12*0 \t Le ve F orecoe F*J »y o 0 m Arrive Od'umbnt F lany 1'him in u wn <t:v C’l'ntDMiM Huiird t »y *4 yo En wnlft .Salui'any live F U..ohq •'ftturaj.y h'v « oiumb a Ha ur ,ay vChiUHh o’ie< Huiidi.y... live Ap&iROhlooib Miuicay.... CP ^e. vti Ay ilaohlo mh ria uiny..., uinvn jo*'iouiuooti«u Mi.»i dny M e -v** OD.auiblR MohUa> ‘.-h. vt, F ir* U itned M tnilti.' ... , Le vo Eu'hu.a Mo' ilny^ Leave r’loreuoe M iiuiuy Avriv. Uu\ujubub xudHtiay ... 7 10 m ... • .‘411> ni ... :i :t0 q u. ... tf 20 p , ...' I M p ni ..i0 00 u ix ,..12 00 nr. ,. 3 00 k A ..li OilH Q, .. 8 00 p u .. 7 00 p l ..’0 00 p DC . M 9 00 k li The Hi'ipmar E. is will ‘ Rtn^er« to ao I from -tl i inn ireutbi for W .rehouse L taatPK H only, but will teku pae* SCHEDULE OF THE STEAMER MILTON 'll SMITH, as follows' Arrive Balubrid^e auhdtu.y. Ij vo B vlnbridgo feiurolAy. L . v». Cd'miiiid'jjj^ *iu * a Arrl vc A pa.'.ach tools M iu i •4 n -1* n Arriv il -x-i l Dj urliuv .jf 6 8-J a in ; :,iiv - A u.achlooU luunaay2 60 p in i L-a vo id.iiAUi>oobee Tuofld *y 9 00 tt m ,. u id v Bu'iurlda Tao*tJay ... p ai i)».v BAlubruige Tu e Uy pru ,. p g jli v • In t ib oKJbdn fuenany 8 00 p m , L . 7 a CotMnbU WetlucvadKy am. , ' :k d jx. I i. v ’ ibut tula tV'j.injMd&y p m l< voF imaooTltarwKy a uu A 0<) t ” I . - v i {J.'lutu ud xhttrati <y pm ‘>‘,1 l*.it ■»<!, ft l aaki p v'ja >n ;ara*<'aly o frii u .it -J.ititihwj’ioj,IFlorrdi, FOR SALE BY .. H. CHAPPELL, Broker, Real Estate Jand Ins, Ag’t. The Win C Pease Residence north Third avenue, opposite Dr Bussey’s. Mode n six room Dwellii g and outhouses, in per fect repair. Full quarter acre lot Wuter works and drainage com plele. For terms apply to L H. CHAPPELL, WANTED - Building Lots in any portion of tbe_ city. Several applications on tile. SPRING GOODS! 8ping FhsUioj* P<ate8! Jtr'XKilO ID • OOD8 Suits Mfvd« to Ordt>r. CI.0TIIW0 !_JL0Tfll.M ! Come and give us your order. Do not wait till you are pressed by the season, and Ihen want a suit made in a great hurry. We are prepared, however, tc get up Suits at very short notice. If you want a S'iit quick, give us your order. If you wmi a Suit in thirty days, give us jeur order. If you want a Suit in sixty days, give us your order, G. J PEACOCK Clothing Manufactur, r eodtf (14 & GG Broad St. AURANTII Afoat of the ditifl/tseti which afflict mankind am origin 1 ally cauHod by a disordered condition <ii tb - LIV E R • ' For nil complaints of this kind, such as Torpidity of the Liver, Biliousness, NVrvouH Dyspepsia. Indices- , i, Irregularity of tho Bovrels, Constipation, Flatu- j iency, Eructations and Burning (sometimes called Heartburn) Miasma. Malaria, BltKidy Flux. Chills and Io-ver Bn-akbone Fever, Exhaustion before or after Fever . Chronic Diar- rhiea. Loss of Appetite. Il-adaeho. Foui Breath, Irregularities in«*id»*ntjil t«> F^imle< B‘-aring-d-"Avn mOIGERLS ftiiP.mil is invaluable- It not - panacea for JiJldi.-.-ases but ^ I E O C a;l dlscasee of th- LIVER, "ill VUliN STOMACH and 80 W ELS. It changes the complexion from a waxy, yellow tinge, to a ruddy, healthy color. It entirely removes low. gloomy spirits. It. is one of thr BEST AL TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD, and is A VALUABLE TONIC. STADIGER’S AURANTII Feu sale by all DruggintH. Price $1,00 per bottle. C. F. ST A DICER, Proprietor, MO SO. FRONT ST., Philadelphia, Fa. We beg *.o c&il aUid \ Uon to he above Bait N zz »” Syringe, superior ^ lr every respect It all '' her Hv» la/es. In In* fl mm a Mon or pain from of bar o as«8, in which hi* or coid water la de sired. no other Byrlnge Is bo 'rffectua! o couvf'nl* er t aa the me of this, fir wl h 1 e use water can be etained at will for any length o f tlrn^ No Byr »qnrtJ« ihl^ for lh< lnleotlon o' meniclca so tlcnp, «n the in'dl ci^es *?re nronght in oo • tret with *»1! pn r ts. Nc on . nyp'ct to »«» ly roc •v- 17 ’ fr n vagina: o* orlne 'ti8en* 3 .jg 7/1'hop a t.hu.» can h(r- V '** /.' oughty c 9 'Hi he parU 6--iJ hr 1 g the m-.diclnt* ♦ n ron» B c». 7ri»h 9l hv dt e'tse' pnc»g C-»li for ctro f ar r t J's b'*r n&" c»r i r s'ire* F >r *<*\* hv «i’l itrn^^'e ?. 'r-Rtrn n.?r f d'-tl nr ru' b«r »* re P hr B m* af* rdl**'ir Syr’ ige P '’er.t non • ncj vi-o afec’ared by Ci W LUTZ ti X) Iljd iaAADG 1h, 1 ’i d, 1 HA nNON di CARO . 'V V7n»H, ( y,;nrn bus, O » v ’2'Ti HOWES* SDK MW, Wouth Wash and Dentifrice .•'lira nietdliir -jama, L'lnera.’Sore Moota, ri.vcal, -'"-.ace-, .t-Te.'h %o1 Pnrlfle. th-V-- ‘b C.aJ *■ ' recomnieoJ-:'! by leviiojr-leotMfc. icw o.red by 1)»6 J?4WB Hotau, D«nti^a, SUooi f}». For ul. fcy all drea.lrt. »o-1 a.oUeW, ud I. ■~-r- — BBA.TNO& t CAMSOK ui 11 r cod boo. Bhntewii r •) iu-1 J x imo,ivUl» al i o ai II 10 ^ in. I .iisiruviile lit 4 p ra I.etT R .v.-n.n Florida Bad W.» cru Ralirom!-Ar v-, I 4 01 p in L -vo. -or .»v»>.n»b tnd J '■ »»«• F onda tts. w ,i -uilXniitiail.m 0 — Arrivi" ir .in for J ,ck*o:.vi':e hi II 0 -n, P .mftooia and A'lan-Ip Kaliroa-1—A-ilVaii fro-n Veasaojla, Mootle nod New O.-.mub at Ham L,lo. t'aanaoo.a. M 0: » and NaW O *1© ns al 4 14 p m. TnrodO i r.ii,6-iO frelg-u i.nii i-iln ett-j -liro- 1 leSil from d.v.ao.h vlo'lifl Ha vinno)-. F -d oi -v-.-ern Si.;»iv oil U 1.-1L . u i uuai, FI., lo Oimmbu (It F-OB 10 POUNDS i ! .8 FOLI/lWdi Ulas--- 12 3 15 0 A U'JDEHF 30 : 30 24 22 U IS !') 10 14 13 ii 23 13 Jalnt i ales r>f Jrt-lph g WnR In-.n eff o M . on 25 1830 from N . * Tor*, Boston, Philadel phia B lU-yors and P -M-lenee v he Snv.» .onJO F arid* uuil We iern BiiIIwhj- hj Oo* 0 a D U F •IV 41 30 28 33 30 26 4) 4T 60 1 1 -6 uu loa. a-.ua of freight and p image lo all point* os I iT-n win he a* follows: ..10 nenti ..26 oenW ..<1 26 .«1 26 ...»1 * 96 0o. O her points In proportion. Bales Sap roert- Tarlfl No :i. On and m er Febran-i.t 0 1,380 ms Cba'taboocbee win 4p,.i.< -til" Fiour per btrrel nation per pule Fertilise e par ion Uotlon 8e«o Meal par urn Salt par ton Other frelfihlg In p-epo con. Passage from C-mam.->n» I- Apa aohlco BSblee* uohatigo wl'.li -nt no*lea. Shipper* will pi* mo havn tliair freiqjli at b i»t, by 8 a in on day ol leaving, aa acme will be reo lived after that ioar, Boatrea-rvoa the /igli: of o i tn ii -g v aiy pint whensoulderad danger ous by the pilot. B-» will not stop «l any point not n mod In the published Hat of landiige 1 luralBbed shippers for 1838 Our responsibility f - * - frelrhr cnaei -do it Uts been die lha-ge l at a land ing when nr, person Is 'here t'> rsoeive It. Rate- ‘Ubjeot to ohaoge wi'hou-. no ies T H. MOO R Tn, A.O“E]Isn?. U* l'tli frmu > it and west fiom allowing Idoek l ull'd, The even Min t r-rs f-lmll In- put on tlie riglii side of the ntruits and (lie odd nuuihers on the left side of tin- streets allow ing not more tliau (wcnlj five fret to each number, and the figures shall not be less ilmu two and a quarter imdies high. Fourth, It shall be the duty of tho chief of police t-> see tlmt all new buildings which miy hereafter be erected or changes in the fronts of buildings already erected shall he supplied with the number or numbers t > which they shall lit- en title under thin ordinance by the omici-f tie roof, ai c ia all cases the figures shiil) correspond wuh ilie plan or yslein herein contained. Adopted in Council March Ad, 1 Stiff CLIFF 13 GllfMES, Mayor, M M MCOltE, Clerk Council. ALL FiRST-CLASS StorelGcrers aowkeej it forSale TO PARENTS. Many baking powders aro very porniciomi lo lioulth. and while «*very one regards hit* own, ia* siionld also have a enre for tlu> toii'iuc out'e—tiio liuic cliiidi en. si:a l oAM r contains none of tin* hurl riualitiffl of hairing r>»tvdcra- soda nr salerntiis. it cjmlwiui* ij^ liurUul iuprediontr—nu alum or aniinoaia. PERF, SCIKXTiriC. All (’hernistfi who have analyzed Sea P'onm ►oimiu'iid it. Housekeepers win have used it it 111 have no oilier. Cooks, whose liest etToHA lnve failed with other powders, are jubilant iverSoa Foam. Saves time, saves labor, savin iioney. It is positively uuequnled. Absolutely pur*, ’sod hv tin* leading h**tefy and i• -UiiuauLa n New V*>rk nt yfind t kr-»»arhoul tlie oounU’y. for sale by ail tirnk-oluos icrocers. GAM’}', joxr.s ,f f O„ J?i: liittnir S/., V. I r . TOUR AT TEN 1 ION IS ASKED TO OUR STOCK OF HOUSEKEEPERS' LINENS We already t-njoj an enviable reputation in this particular depu.t- ineiit ol oiu fast giowiig business, 1 lit we are tint content. S&A1 .4 i' I : -• I ‘ K k \ T I it, i » x I IHE GIG Ad \ E NERVE CUkOUEROfl f-»EVtR FAILS. We offer a pair of large KUCK TOWELS and one cake of goi d TOILET SOAP for 4u cents; theToweis alone are worth 50c. Bnt we bought a large quantity at a large quantity price, and propose giv ing the profit to advertise out Linen business Tliis offer holds good for one month, w hether you still see it in these columns or_ not We desire to see everybody in cur stoic-and think we can induce a second visit, J. A. K I R YEN & O O. /Cnd<- L«aUtf'K *>k vaii be 'din>.' rlerg) f li , ti TJ .M JD & ETA K B B6, AND DEA L.KP. IN Patent Metalic Caskets, Wood Cases and Caskets, Children’s Ol- r White Cases and Caskets. Children's Gloss U bite Metaiic Caskets. BURIAL ROBES. ALL PRICES FROM. *1.00 DT, Personal attention given all orders. Iff L | |A>- a ef fr-..,) if &»i3A( if'”5 Y/jli Will A-..?yi H2ve It Csod, CWOER3 SELL JT, i , of i:. JJiVl.ui • «’• *... ii \!;i !Mt>liL MIX j Twelttk 8truet, 4 Hoon* We it of Ttaos. GilbtrtN Printing OHou. 1 oo!8ly 1 1 V ’ •’ rnanoniL MAN. „ IK. 1 ;]/. HI 111 LI IV, N DID ! \ «»t CM K W K » k NEISH. No kQ.i»fia«-ry. JM>i!»!*i”iAlftUF
