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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. SUNDAY MORNING, .TUNE 10, IsstR
I'lmKII KOH (IK V< K.
•dock lies Toad. and no bici.?usr
l),,!h my dull husbandry improve:
(th let Thy grace with mt cease
doth every
mil the dev
♦or which
moning tun,
outstrip Tii>
Drops from above.
Peath is still working like a mole.
And digs my grave at each remove;
Ia-'. grace work, too, and oil my soul
Drop fVoni above.
•sin is still hammering my heart
fnto a hardness void of love:
Let suppling grace to cross his art.
Drop from above.
Oh: come, for Thou dost know the way.
Or if to me Thou wilt not move.
Remove me where I need not say
Drop fYom above.
—George Herbert.
CHAT FOR THE CHILDREN.
Mu N it in !m r of ( utiiiih’ih.
The cannibals of the world may be num
bered l\v millions Probably a third of
the natives of the country where 1 am hew
writing New Guinea are cannibals; so a e
about tavo thirds of the occupants of the
New Hebrides, ami the same proporth n
of the Solomon islanders. All the natives
of the Santa Cruz group. Admiralties, Her
mits, Louisiade, Engineer, D’Entrecas
teaux gioups are cannibals; and even some
well authenticated eases have occurrtd
among the "black fellows" of Northern
Australia. 1 do not know that the fact of
a native being a cannibal makes him a
greater savage. Home of the moat treach
erous savages on this coast are undoubted
ly not cannibals, while the most of the
l.ouisiade cannibals arc a mild-tenipered,
pleasant set of men. -The Western Pacific
and New Guinea -Rom Illy.
A little girl who realized that her three
months old baby brother was bald and
toothless, and believing in the efficacy of
prayer, added tiiis request to her “Now I
lav me down,” etc., the other night; “Oh, i
Lord, do bless little Perry, and dogivejhim •
some hair and some teeth.”
Young Featherly was a guest at a Sun
day dinner, and was somewhat amused
In cause Bobby complained of there being
no cream for desert.
■■The weather is rather cold for iee
cream, Bobby,” he said. “Iee cream is
,miv nice when the weather is lu>f,"
■ You like it in cold weather," grunted
Bobby.
i)i . no, i don’t.”
■Well," said Bobby, as it dismissing lhe
subject, “all 1 know is that sister ( la,-a
snv’s it's a cold day When you buy any. Ma,
can't i have another piece of pie?”
A boy down at San Juan gained an uiivi-
ede religious reputation by committing to
nu niory one thousand verses in the Bible,
and was rewarded by the present of a shot
gun. His reputation was somewhat
-miiviied. however, when, lour days after,
lie shot his grandmother in the right leg.
A smart little girl who had just laid
aside her slate in Oder to adjust her stock
ings. was asked by her mother:
•What are you drawing on your slate.
Manlie?”
■•I ain't drawing on my slate,” she an
swered; “I am drawing on mv stocking."
A young hoy who recently let! Ills S'..
I’aui home to attend a preparatory school
is l ot much taken with the change. Hi
b s’iilering his first case of homo sickness,
and naturally desires to return to his
home. In making known *:is desires to
l.is father in a recent let ter, lie said,:
■•Lear Father Life is very short; let us
■ pe:j■ 1 y. together. Yourati'eetionatcsini.''
A small hoy, in a bright family, wanted
s.iUiething ot his liinther^Uics other day
when she was very busy wcWhig. Hhe was
i.l>s,,ri>ed m her work and oiii not ..ml: up
id id- repeated "Mamina, mamma." beside
her elbow. “Well,” raid lie at last, fiing-
iug away from her in a pel, "Y's no use to
try to make mamma hear when lie is
writing. She is just ignominious of every
thing.'
Advice to Mother*;. -Mum. Winslow’s
Soothinu SYHl’l* should always be used
when children are cutting teeth. It re
lieves the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by lelieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub awakes as
“bright as a button." It is very pleasant
to taste. It soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu
lates the bowels and is the best known
remedy for diarrhiea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-
five ceuts a bottle. d*wtf
II,< knulls il til.
“B. J." Bachelor of Journalism, is the
degree suggested for college graduates who
have pursued a spee d course of study t,.
tit them for the newspaper profession.
When a fellow has secured this degree the
tiling for him to do is to go to work at f lie
bottom, in a newspaper office and work
up to the practical degree of "N. !'. M."
Newspaperman. Springfield l'iuon.|
No one knows so much about journalism
as the young man verr fresh from college.
After he has work’ d on a paper about
three years, covered all departments ami
dropped some of his conceit, he uvgins to
find out thert is much to learn that lie had
mver t hought of before.
Many a person is starving \yitli a full ta
bic before them. Appetite gone! Ambi
tion g'ill,■ ! Life is a burden ! What is llie
matter? The Liver has ceased to do its
proper work. The life channels are
clogged. Poisonous Hinds are thrown
back into the blood, which should be
| thrown out. SMITH'S BILE BEANS
will surely stimulate tHe liver lo do its
work well! and headache, sallowness and
bad breath will fire away. Price 25 cents
per bottle, .ill druggists.
niv2f. codawlill
Buggies and Wagons for the Ned Ninety Days at Cost
FOR OJASEC OILTXTZ - .
- and save s2o mi a vehicle. Cotton is down, and I tiavo a heavy s'oek.
Will take your price if I cannot yet mine. Look at this list:
MOST PERFECT MADE
Prepared with special wgnrd to health.
No Ammonia, Lime or Alum.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
CHICAGO. 6T. LOUIS.
Il V;
the s;i
, !>.v Mil
!■•♦.* was:
it ini a ti.,
ne l
’ 1. *.St *.
who wah gu vi per-
; at a grown-mi ijirty
N it
Ih
'small (tauur
vlto rrovr
:-ing H.. Whv list y,
l that k*e oren m .*us
t hi
n w m>].* mold •
Y**r ;Ml <!ic »»;m*s!
:'dnt i>ivs**nl*y
U’t -jfthe iuUl.Si
and 1 kno\
•v t i ouhi have .
*usy ms could |h<
more tJjan ho
, i I i L s
J* iff-
hi.i 1
Six ladies, six month* ago, know ali
about the coming lna'Tiagt of tin*, pmi-
dt nt. It is a .slander t-> say women cannot
keep Bc'ivts. If they could not and did
not, half l!w* men in this world who p»*se
as saints would he known to he very mean
and Idaeic !?< acted.
Sr..U\ \ iiuMot! til Pirn* (ml l.ivei Oil.
With Hynophesphites is a most valuable
puiiedy for ( onsmnjjtion, Scrofula. Wast
ing Diseases of children, colds and chronic
eomjhs, and in all conditions \\ here tlie*re
is a loss of flesh, a lack of nerve power,
and <i yvnera) debility of tin* system.
u ii K
(N.i. William fl. voider is about to start
on ltis walking tour to tin* North Pole. Me
1700s t’ 11k- Hudson Hay. and thence, in
com puny with a hand of Esquimaux., on
sledges ,1 rd on font as far as good fortune
will let him. Tnis is the best way lbrany
•.ran t:* travel who has North hole on the
hraiu. Tim gnv»*nun*Mit will not Ik* ob
liged t«> throw away money on expeditions
JuindreiN of human lives will he saved by
allowing the *. ntiuisi.c-t logo alone, and
the man himstH will he 1* ss liable to he
eaten by scientists accompanying him.
Mil ! (if.
*11 ID’
i*er> full.’
littl.
‘what
MU'nnn.
more severely
••Mamma," said a merchant’!
hoy the other jna;:H to his mother
will God do to me If 1 am not good?*'
‘•Hi will punish you Bobbie, and make
you very, very sorry for having done
wrong.’ - replied t he mother.
• But if 1 kept on do"
then what?* 1
“He would punish
than before?”
‘•Mamma, do vou think He would boy
cott me after awhile?”
The mother told the father that night
behind tlie curtains that he must lie careful
how Lie talked before the children.
She would make a companion for anoth
er tot of two and one-half whom I heard
of recently. She was in the room with
her parents when dinner was announced.
Her father suddenly turned poetic, and
repeated to her mother, with what he con
sidered fine effect. Owen Meredith’s lines:
This lady hul been married thirteen
A ears, and during at least om-Judf of that,
time had been a sufferer from the effects of
Lcucorrh.ca or Whites and its many at
tendants. She was much reduced in
strength and flesh, being unable to take
any active exercise. Simmons' Iron Cor
dial was at last given a careful trial, and an
improvement was noted from the start.
She is now a perfectly healthy woman,
and owes her restoration to this remedy.
Sold by John I*. Turner it Bro., Colum
bus, Ga. ‘ eoci&vv
\\y j
We
i.iv live without poolry, j:
u»*y live without conscic*.:
it heart.
lay live without friends,
at books;
.'vilized man caurn t live
it bout K>ol:s v
md Ik
-ith-
- may live
hat griv
• may li v«*
i*ir
♦n?
vithoul hope -what i- hope butch-
l he
liu
vitlui
His wife smiied approval at the aptness
of his quotation, but when he turned t<»
his little daughter tin child ejacuhited, in
a tone of deep disgust, f Me expressive word
\ Tuo;UH i»«* Vi .»rs* Si 1 »*n.
L.*»v;sU‘U iMe.■ Jounial. Muy ;
(Die of the queer cases of domestic infe
licity which will soon be trieu on a divorce
libel in the court of this county is the out
growth of a difficulty which arose on an
evening twenty-five years ago between a
husband anti a wife, then of middle age.
During all these wearisome years the hus
band and wife have lived together but
have not spoken. Communication washy
interpretation, never direct. No t<*U>a
tete«, no confidences, no disc ission n
things of mutual interest to husband and
wife no plans for the future, no comm*
thought for the welfare of their children.
This farce was kept upuntiJ about a month
ago. If ever a man or woman forgets any
thing it is when the household is efijoymc
its spring moving. It was so in this cav .
The wife spoke to her husband on this oc
casion for the first time in twenty-live
years. She said: “Where’s the nail*?"
He looked at her and said nothing. The
eoiiveimtion, it is reported, has never
progressed beyond this point. W • will
oct a nickel that after it happened the
woman would rather have bitten her
tongue off - t han have broken the eloquent
silence* of a quarter of a century with that
momentous, soul-stirring sentence,
“Where’s the nails?” It is now said tlmt
the nails, instead of closing the breach,
have only widened it. the unhappy pair
are to seek bliss apart through the medium
of the courts. We can almost imagine th*
wearisome sigh of a hundred husbands for
just about a week of evenings of that man’s
married life. “Borne folks,” say Smith
and Jones, “don’t know when they ire
well off.”
REMEDIES
wwmum-.i 5Ew.frx-yu..t.U4.niiM«a
mm
:IK CLliiu; Mt OlFMBK'i
.no- i *.)• f .m -I i ) n-enu*.
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• lll lv.’i., r**-.- n • r .*. « .' f: ’P*1» ?'■ Kivu
Vi- i'.r» Aj-kI (Iihuw-
I.vr .•Mill B-.-t t- - 'ct. Kin#;
ens Pin. .i— S • ••• .-i f;..i • I'mi- ^
HE CllH&MA?! TDBlvC'J CAKf
rv,ts. u-
:luOH. L’)''
F f /'KJJM'IIMA
u. i{h«rua»f itAi.
GLftQmn.tiic Goui C«-ld
Irw si•'I IV,k Ki-»T.. oii
/1: nR Imtalioi;
I lii*j
An eastern man who found himself in
an Illinois village the other week asked of
the proprietor of tin* li«>rel if there was a
hoard of trade in the place. “No. sir; and
1 don’t think we need one,” was the reply.
“How are prices adjusted?" “Well, tin*
merchant over there on the* conic'* pays ti
cents for eggs and 1?. for butter, whil* I
pay 20 cents a bushel for turnips and a dol
lar a week fora hired gal. As wt u» \ * r
r\v nor fall the people know whet to <!' -
pend on better than if \\v had a b- 'it!
ftrE CLIK9MAN TCSACCO PUSTEfJ
'*r<*i».t r**il iu*<*unll.«K i« il*<» iih^i * iflv
*(*inci|ili*M. of th»* IM I’L'mT ^T.ItATlV:
iSnill.lMliNTN coini».»-.;nd»Ml with the yoo***
^ iJ)aom FJ mr, »Tvi .h Rp.M-ithy i«*,-omiXH*rM}ud l.f
p .«• C.-tk.. o/ U.e Krv.t^t nn-i for thr.t cJk*««
4 lrnttnl or intl«naru»torj' ir.t.l.idiiw. AcW m>o
•it* tflfifTR, fr>rtti <U )icut4‘ Hint i4 flw
•iiw putjpnt ;h QD&hirt to I uar the RtrouKHT application
f T >« •«•. Cahi* F‘<«r Uoailncno t*r other zSob*te
»i^l Pair.ii, it is mvaliu»ble. I*ri<*e lo r*M.
AjJl yrordm^/dittfortho«e roin*KiL«. >*r writetottv
RUNGMAN TOBACCO CURE CF.
•VUTHAM M ti U R A
PENNYROYAL PILLS
‘CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH.' M
The Origlna*. and Only Ooiflne.
r 'A* A nal alwH' • lelnt' • M northIchm
It lino..a* '• LADIES. -YxL -r Ih:
**< hlrh o.t -rV r: ti ;-Tl -1. 1 i;,« • t > . .1. : or •. • 4.
vap^rv <■*.-sir* 1
•*2*. :i Mku Pbiiadu- !*•
OLD HICKORY 2 HOBSE WAGONS AT ?47 50,
OLD HICKORY 4 HORSE WAGONS AT 52 60,
COLUMBUS OHIO BUGGIES AT 85 00
COLUMBUS OHIO TOP BUGGIES AT 115 00,
CANOPY TOP 4 SEATED SUNDOWN AT 126 00
AMESBURY MASS PHAETONS AT 120 00,
AMESBURY MASS Kentucky H I >rin, ir , AT 85 00
THE SAME WITH LEATHER TOP AT 120 00
A GOOD OPEN BUGGY AT 45 00,
A GOOD TOP BUGGY AT 55 00,
HARNESS * 8 50 8 00 10 00 AND 15 00 'Mii. h in
J am not soiling anythin}' now except'or cimli down. Hav
uiid H files at ttidu,! erst A few Tarpaulins on bmul.
REGULAR PRICE t 55 00
REGULAR PRICE 65 00
REGULAR PRICE 11600
REGULAR PRICE 140 00
REGULAR PRICE 150 00
REGULAR PRICE 135 00
REGULAR PRICE 110 00
REGULAR PRICE 140 00
REGULAR PRICE 65 00
REGULAR PRICE 75 00
’,(3 to ■', Hi i •!< diK’tion
st >, k ,t Cost Haddlo
HEAR THE WITNESSES.
Five Cold end Two Silver IV!c-idai«
awarded in IttSS at the Kxpositions o !
New Orleans and Louisville, and the Lr I
ventious Exposition of London.
The superiority of Cornline over hon. I
or whalebone has now tieen demonstrate,:
by over five j , ins'experience. Il is uiori 1
dura',ile. more plialde, more comfortable 1
and never brinks.
Avoid cheap imitations made of variour j
kinds of cord None are genuine nn’es 1
“Dr. 'Vaknrr’s Ooraunk" is prints
on inside of ate, 1 cover.
FOR SALE B'f Aft LEASING MERCHAIJ1S.
WARMER BROTHERS, j
353 Bro^dwey, New York CiUi
NOTICE Id DEPOSITORS
'Mmwk.K}
A«Cri, Jp !eil Confederate Says
I-«»nl> w« iglu*«l 12.*' pounds when I "iiiii'h nn*
(.1 INNS I'luNKKK. anil nmv wcigli U7 )*"Mii.«
I coi:M li udly walk -villi \ slick t>> siijiporl im
•m.l HOW wilk Inng iliMam C., V iiliciit It* !|» U
hi at lit to nu* i' hcyonT cj<letilali**n.
!{UI* US It« 1ST 11 Is.
Imii I. ,;\.r Mu "a. ‘ii
RELIEF.
I DUTY \ 1 A US A SUlT’KKIsK I U»)M
CATA RRH
Wonderful to Relat
Doctor’s Certificatc---Case of Blood
Poison.
1 h:e.,' llst-fl (il'INN s I’lON'KKIt HI.(MJI) UK
,li-
TAUHII thit r-li-.nrlli* of tlw timr :i -■ i 1 U.•
mV Nos-ali'iVV’ Tin’so *•
lh.lt I III Hint- li
A. H. Bramblett, Hardware Mer
chant of Forsyth, Ga.,Says:
ifh im>i t I liD m T
HIM M JU.K'JT
li”i si1111• ri’i’. | Iwtvi >jn*nt ;i
y< iiuiv.' l.rlun.* ii":!. in v iiui'i can.mgs ihiniig in,
thity y.-ar^ i I'si.lh riiijr'tt. oM.iiu relief IVom ill**
iL«’i.>i-. J Ju nicil j*fil<*iit moilicjjjcs «*vi'i..
i.in* I in-ilil ’.cam <•! from tin* four comers of tin
c irth. with in* n licf. Ami lit last .IT years <>|
agei have nn-i with a reineilj that lias cnntl im-
i ntiic'v intnli* me a in w man ! wcigln «I 1*2«
]>oiii,t|s nitd now wiigh 1 Hi. I iiht-d thii1**en hot-
ties i.ftli.* iiiiihvini*. ami tin onl\ n-n i I nave is
that, lining in tin* l.nmhh* walk of life. I may not
ha\i- tIm inllui’iie** to jtrevail on all catarrh snf
ferns to us.* what ! as cnr.■•! me t iUINN S Ul<)
m;i ;k it loo i» hi*:ni*avkk.
III NUY « lir.YU.K.
a i t Ii tin most satistiu
Hm l.appkM results follow its
In* w* ist form, anil believe it
' m list*.
f. l.l.i.l.'s. M D.. (irillin, (Ja.
A Voice from the Lone Star State.
.I IN.VS UIOM I.K l.’hOtll) KKXKWKR Iia »
red one of inv **hinlrcn of the worst cases of
rolula 1 i*\« i - i\\ lh i -km is as clear as mine,
id the doctor* say it i- a pi rfeed i lire in their
>inioii 1 am i hank hi. lor having tried t ho
medy. W.M |. HARKS, Dallas, Texas.
MINN'S UK i N t! 111 v I
. Jiinuai v 20, 1SK«.
•I) UKNKWKK has
■ ofnlood poison and rheiima-
customers. I most heartily
-in!.-i• I- from these anUetions. '
r 11 Illi.hMAN, Druggist
of lilond poison l>\ 11
i.riNN’- i'K )N Kl'.it
will sound its praise fV
i I-AN'S. La., .Ian. III. 1886.
uni and well of a had east?
e use of fifteen hot ties
KLODD UKNKWKR. 5
1 >'
Mi. 11«• n r > i'lmver. writer if tin* allow*, fori
ly of ( rawford county, now of Macon. Da., i
its the confidence of all interested in catarrh.
\V. A HI KF, Kx-Mayor uf.Maec
rtily atl
i Hi* Won’t Forge I It.
I! you want to give* a man something
! he')f not forget in a hurry, give him an
umbrella. That is a thing that usually
i gets left when a man has but little time to
| put his traps together.
| Simmons’ iron Cordial stimulates the
j Brain and cures mental and physical ;
prostration.
j Sold by John P. Turner S: Bro.. (’olum-
i bus, Ga. eod&w
A ( ‘uuigi*.
j American colleges are accused of pay-
i ing too much attention to tarifl’ and free
trade discussions. Wei!, young men crin-
! not always occupy their minds with crick
et, rowing and football.
GLINCMAN’S
fOBACCC
Mr. W. F. Jones. Mauon, Says:
My wile rcKitincI lie, s,rrny".li m:,l in-
reaseil 10 i„,un,K in wi-iffiit. We reoimnciul
.KPOSITS made on and aflei July 1, 1RSB, will , <;L'IN.VS PIONKKK us (he l»-l tonie.
draw interest at the rate of 5 per cent per j \\\ F .loNF.S.
umiimi on such amounts a« remain uud/au n or (
January 1st, 1887. am! no single deposit in excess
of $1,000 will l>e reT*t*ived except on special terms.
All dejK>sits on hand July 1st. 1886, continue to
draw intovest at f> per cent per annum until Jan
mirv Id, 18fi7, on such part ns remains undrawn
at that daUI A. I. VOUNG. Cashier, i
Savings |N*partnient of the Bugle and Uhenis |
Mamifact living i'o. niylfiiltjyl . .
(Im vs all lilnod jiikI Skn^Disuvscs, nlicuinalisin, roluln. Oh I
JACOB KltL’TIv
plaint* d with the ahm
Guinn’s Pioneer Blood Renewer
A PPMtFECT SIT»I\(! MKOICIXU.
In W'j iinliin for Itent or Side. j
'IMIE Dr. .Mium place-six large rooms, four* PR!CE ; PER BOTTLE $ I .GO.
I heautifnlly paxiered and decorated. One of ,
the best wells and garden in Wynnton. Iau-ge i
hear* »,i g orchard ; four to six acre*-'.of oats, ri,*- >n ,
one week. If you will rent tlii** place until (><•:•.-
her, am certjvir. yon v,Mt purchase.
Wanlc*<l until rented, a reliable man to occupx
the out-huii<ling fr»*e of rent.
JOHN m.AflvMAK.
wc**I fri tf Heal Kstate Agent
LARGE SIZE, $1.75
:ss.\v OX BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES MAILED
THE famous BRAND Or
I
Win )l(*s;i I < • l>v i > i; 11111 <. 11 A (iiir.-Mii Mini (ii!v |)ni“ Sir
BILIOUSNESS,! DR-R'CE,
Market SI r<vf,
K*
tli!l*vl [if, .nir.luu Iia 1 t
OLD MILL PURE OLD RYI H 0 0 (I'S [UfSb
1 s ’>2, >»..'■ ■* l iiii-'nM y
the prnii.e ' i f the
uvli: vbi)K:ixi*:
,•- the li
tin
Dr, W. ii Bruce k Son,
IMiysiciiin.' ;iiid Siii'“'<*(,iis.
f l’HU Senior of the firm will devote s[«*cnil nt-
I ti nt ion to Female Disease-. Office ov*-
Frazer A- Do/ier’s Store. Kesi l* ne«* at l.inilsa>
phwe. Hr. I{nIh*rt linnlesidein.c on itose
\ow ori;\ rent (.1 ksin.
< b\KA(’UrY 700. Kuilding- ali substantial
brickwork Hotels .tin! cottages. Lawn the
mo-t Iwautifiil in Virginia. Waters that are ex
clusively P< r the use of my guests. Tin* finest
medicinal water in Virginia. We take pleasure
in referring as to their eumtive jiowers t/- Mr
W. Rilev Drown. Mr. W. I. (’iark and Mr Jo*,.
Huff jet dim, J. A. FKAZKK. Urop’r.
5 Beautiful Building Lots for Sale.
{ (M'AThH on lower First a\cniie. one half
j bh" k from street railroad Wii: furnish
mom \ lo buiJd vour Jiouseai r-*;e<,r jhji* j;in*re.sl.
PRIZE. S
r po-tage and
ciMb box of
.'(*.\, to make
v thing else m
Tul-i; V L o.,
[»n*t iiik . lud gi.iml of i X'-. -sive bib*, correct' in
dig* i<,i*. ,i gula,<•*• the iiowel-. tones up tin* sya-
r-in' t esi*,'inat*- till- g'»od t hat bin fiottt*- of Lun-kit
will do vou. h i- tin* p< rf’ection of liou->**lu»|,|
me<l,c-ii -. Uartn -darly at this >c. u sun *.f tin*
year, k«* p it in t he Inmsi*.
Jordan's Joyous Jolep
Is ;>u in-taut and infaliibh* cure for Ncnralgia.
howi*\it -i veo* tin* case. A physician of note
saws: - I never knew Jordan’s .1 >•, on- Julep to
lah in a genuine > nse of Neuralgia." Trv : t if
yon siit)',*-.
Gossyped i a,
W'uiian’s Ti ne Friend It snrpu.-s**s anv prepara
tion oftlu* kind made and iIium* win* wi.l * ry :t
once Will 'i-• Iiootlu r Female K»*gulator.
Jordan's Bowel Mixture
One d*»s*.* will «*j|i*ve Hu- w»>r-t ms* of
rhoa or i I oh-ru M-nim-.
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M iimfhc* n o g J).- .g gi-t
93 BroaH SVc-ot. Columbus. Ga.
A ovi'i* rlv «j«I i' »ii'**l •t*'l 1
to a -. ■-r.-f .1. i.ki pruout^ v*..i [u,,i-i
Cures all forma of PRIVATE,
CHRONIC; ivutl SEXUAL DIS-
RASES. , _ _
Spermatorrhea and Im potency,
.. 1,1,:. ,*■»- *.f ClKht. i„ V'*.,l •* }•' T-
TIIK <>!.1> liliLIABLE.
i)
,,,;■. syphilis •
GLEET.'
a I- 1.‘. ' •* * .i>t a j l.jr -H*il»
Gonorrhea,
• or i mi i -. (Ia.. May 12. 1886.
at *1 alter .M.i,' 12. Ish*;, the l<H*al rates
ought in, ' In < hatt,ihoodie*-. Flint ami Ai
' »*la riv* i- will In a- follow*:
• per barn. I 5 cen
i pe.
■d Mi
nhi. *6:
Cures Gnaru.iitoed in all Casoa
undertakon.
< ■ * ,- • •r4,.n:,l!v nr I v l»*it^r fr*i** an i 'r.*i' -L
I orj x* b'
PRIVATE COUNSELOR
Hi ho r*m^ l,v a.i. iUilrosa m aOaa.
* m. il. to -j i*. tf. Hun,lay#, i, Us A b*. IL
I il.iu l(;i,f Iiaivil in II; llaiT
2/IO'JSTEAT TO LOA-IST
f)u Uity lieu I Rstnte, Sux^ks and Bonds.
Also discount first-class notes.
JOHN BLAUKMAR.
sc wed fr tf Financial Agent for < 'apitalistF.
SKAMn |SS«.
the iiniMiE ivnrrr^rmiii: >m\T$
i tri-ight m jiroporti'u,. ^
ST K AM Kit NAIAD
bnilgi i .i iw I l ’ln.->I>A Y iiiorning at 8 o'clock,
Abovi H-hedule \\il‘, he run. river, etc., perm
siiip|M*r.s *a :!'please have their freight at bo
by h a. m. on day ofI**aving, as none will be i
i*i itcd idler that hour.
Boat icsi-rves the right of not landing ut ai
pond wlu-n considered dangerous by the col
mumler
Boat '.vill not Mop at any point not numed
list *,f vndings furnished shippers under date
Apiil 1. 188*J. >kS •
(inr responsibility for freight ceases after it h
ged at a landing where no person
j it.
SAM’L ,1. WHITESIDE, Pres'l
,F.n. B. WHITHSIHK. Sec’y anil Treas.
i*ldi-tf
W
Id. b<* ojh*n for t!i
June 1M1. ur Th*r i **i
i*nt iMi vsieian and Wi
T.w
Df.'DNKK WIDTH SI l.l'IICK SFKiNH.S'
Bo-vdre U. <». Hal. ( ountv, < ie<
j’ 1 * * 1 fri.siin 2m
THE PATENT MICE & DUCT PPOOr
.TYLER DESK
Br.okcases.Tables, Office
Chairs,Lever Pre&sea,
Fine Cabinets, &c.
TYL Eft DES < CO.
Columbus Iron Works
p- |•»:**«1 tT. furnish all kinds of
ami Divsseil laimber,
• U :i:d'* r for the {ml lie, and
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