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McCabe's History gives the following
account ola gigantic North carolinian'
"Tbe largest map oG record was Miles
Darlep, native of WORTH Carolina, who
was born 10 ,Ses, and who died IN Ten
usssee 10 1881 lie was 2 feet and . In
ches high, and weighed s92 rqpqas A.
his gepib We weighed alistls over 1000
pqpsds. In :sss bis coat was bpiionsq
around tbree Rep, each ofthem weighidg
oyer 900 pounds, who walked tqkeiber
In II across ibe square at Lexington. ~
1850 IL. rcqpiFsd isi yards oi cloth, ]
yard w,ds, 10 make him coat. Until
1898 he was active apd lively, able 70 bear
labor, but FROM thai time was compelled
% stay at home o. be baqled about in 2
two boEse wagon. His coffin vas = feet
long, ~ inches across the breast, ~ 10.
c6es across tho head aud "a inches across
lie sect, II required "a yards Of bla X
velvet to cover the sides and lids of il,s
coffin.
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1881.
Harper's Magazine.
Illustrated.

Studying the subject ekjectively and fron
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q = Outfit sent free to those who wish to
ep,Dengage in the most pleasant aud prof.
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capital not required. We will furnish you
matte without staying away ifoni home over
night. No risk whateYer. Many new work.
ers wanted at once, Many are making foi.
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mikrmore money eyery,day than can be made
IN week at any ordinary employ meNt. Those
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fortune. Address II. HALErT Il Co; Port.
land Maine.
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SHE HAD BUSINESS WIT,
.@ s.. GRESS.


! Congress- said tall. one eyed
i peerIng through one of the door
House VI Representatives. the
mo,ning. is that fellow With
head Congress.
.what do yop want with conl
anyhow 2 demanded adsFaiy 4.
keeper grufiiy. Hold on : You 9
70 In therep
Il came from Bucks county, Pa,
see Congress, and n you've got Il
draught anywhere a,aand here, | VI
some. What's the reasea | ean't 90
Cause you canf, Nuoody allowed
here but u embers.'
That .rd-headed man with sqninl
u menlber?'
NO; he's one Of the n,ember's secre'
taries. He has right ON the floor
is that lop-sidei Chap with a wig
one Of the secretaries p
No; he's friend of u member. Had
| 4 pass
WHATS that hare, legged boy falling
over tho hack efa qllairR Has he go'
any friends q 49,.
He's one ofthe pages
Who's that redanosed artist. with q
a sore ears Did hs hayea pass ? *
That's u messenger. Haaon't need
u pass.'
What's that fellow with his legs on
a desk /? Is I've one of tile ln,sses !?
He il one Of the cIerks.'
Any Of them fellows pay any taxes"
Il think moi. Dun't knew, said the
doork,spar inditIs,sntly.'
Now young fellow. y"u want To
hunt for roam To stand 10 while l bust
through this door. pou't fool with me,
or your fiiends will think you've been
d"ing business with y stea'n Erind"t"ne.
! pay taxes on three acres AND eight
pigs up IN Berks county, aud i'm
going through this ere C"ns
gress like contribution bnx thr"ugh
q congregation: You just crawl out 81
sight, u you ,lon't want your spine tn
change place with the next township.
Where's the C.,ngress from BUCKS
County? show me tile Rucks coupiy
Congress, and if he don't get bill
through this town tD send that hare
Tipped old sSy-rocket, who wants To
loreclose mortgage an my placc, To
the peuitentisiy. he'll wish he'd been
born u tree aud cut down aud burned
up when he was young Point out the
Congress from Bucks cpunty before /
have YOU inside out. I" see lloY you're
pp, together Tell EeI CAN'T ~ in
am"ng n lot sf clerks, aud passes and
pagesi Ifll,ere'sa square foot 81 Con-
gress left by The time 1 reaeh u, h'll
wish u was coYerrd with hair that
canes out wIlhoHt hurting
They Induced her 20 leaye by telling
her that the Congress fronI y ucks
couuiy' held lis sessions in the patent
al,ice. aud she departrll, thFraIrniRg
to get The bill disposing Of her mort
gage through before size Ip!t lagn. or
make tie Bucks cnunty member think
q cider barrel nad busted under him
Just as shot tower fell on top Of him.
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a yoglh atlsnded a SCot b revival NEE.
ting Tor the fun uf,he thing, iroaivally in.
guircd Of the mipistsr whether be could
work miracle o. not" 'rhs young
man's curiosity vas fully FstirGsa BY tbe
minister kicking him ont Of the church,
with the n,alediclion we csnnot work
Pirpcles, but We cast put dcvils''
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perfect, and We AAyr>lito rsIir
10 expect perfection In Others. S6Yf
ynu cypaot speak wei ofys " neigh
bors. DO nos speak J hem atall'l
es,ss neighbor may be made kisd
one BY kind treatment. The wayio
be happy Is 70 make others happy. To
do good is a luxury: Ifyou are not
xi.er AID better at the end ofthe day.
that day Is lost. Practice kindnsss,
even II II 10 but TO speak Que word.
Do pot seem TO BE- what you are not,
Learn to control your temper and your
words: Say nothing behind ones back
that you would pai say TO his face.
This habit Of retieeNea assias being =
kindly one, - safe. Many \ bitter
harvest has been reapsd from Thought.
less words Of centure.
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cnuncm nIaEcroar...DURIAMN.c Q

RArrIsr-Rev. @, Durham, Pastor
preaching every Sunday ut II o'clock A
N and u o'clock P. NJ,
METHoDIsT-J, A. Cunninggim, Pastor,
preaching every Sunday at II o'clock A,
NJ. and ~ o'clock p. NJ.
ST, PnIlIRs-Preaehing last Sunday
In the month
PREsRyTERIAN--Rev, II. T. Darnall,
Pastor, preaching every Sunday at II
O'Clock A. NJ. and TIP. NJ, Prayc,
meeting every Wednesday night.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-29

DLD l. liz. fou ran make none,
asler ~ work lnr US Than ut an. thing elsc
Sls n day and upwards made at hume BY III,
industrious Men, women, boys and girls wan
ted eve 'ywhere to work for ,ls. Now is ih,
time. I0lEpan devote your whole time Il
the wor'', es only your spare ulnnents. n,
Otaer business will pay You nearly ~ well
Noane willing to work gan fail to make enor
nous pay by engaging at once. Costly Out
lit aud terms nee. A great opportunity fol
making money easily aAd honorably. Ad
dress TRuE Il Co; Augusta, Maine.
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especially 10 North CatsIiua, where
there are several thousand 10 use.
OUR HORSE POWERS
Are the bss. in use, Strong simple aud
durable. aud We sell the best portable
STEAM ENGINES
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Our Machinery may be bsught Of
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At SAME prices ~ FROM ". Write tpI
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1881.
Harper's Weekly.
illustrated.

This pcriodiral, 10y its able and scholarly
discussions oI the gIcstioIs ~ The day, ~
well ~ by Its iilill-lrations-- wlIich are pre-
pared by the bcst atilsts--has, always eNeIted
on The pWhlge mind.
The wright osits inilIei ee Iwill always be
und u n Tue ade Uf morality, enlightenment,
end refinement.
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1881
Harper's Bazaar.
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Many have made ri the business over one
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A. w, GRAHAM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HlLLSBORO, M @.

pRACTlGEin in the Courts nf Orange. Chat.
"A ham. Ptrsan, Wake IN 4 Granville.
Ctttiias collected Ia all ports Of the
St'ss Jne 20 iy.
, 1881-02-14

beyond i.'nss Seck: 'ser,G, '"sy ,I' h"' t,,'n, ",
rnnIch m hnHsc md cnftn krahi; TRIM fn'i
q" t1o tnm rrou, Newcastle, @ tho, Traus'
vlni. AtHTcl.hk thu guns a'tl tho f,"ktt ~.
cff nr tho r'Hti To tho Sc.k. Iisn H"rk W.
nFl"1Iri FIR nm blur. wt there was liitln nlRtl
~ The ct,..!uy. TIN Fttts;cRi; hrxa' rh" rhni,
wcrcua by a'!estr,ictvc slrt. f'is hen ts'cir wn
KuEln,It1y. Meanwhile the 1lorrA etnHrH'"! fr''f1t
.tnxns tt thu riI',t AMI 1Gft: n'1tl 1nrctl Y nsy
VIII! inv s,,f1crir! severely, s.pccI!llIv nt',onY
their supports fn!tcsl 10 rcach THEM. f"y there
krcn t rr M ~ @ 1rr tsi f''ts ao hr 1 'e nv s .o
tt'cntnr ut lines t!ccnne !infsd't''-tittnl. I!Io
Iiel~ advanced on Tho lcft mud TIM right nf thu
camp ta within Af,urt tlfsfnt't'r. Th" General
hurry lin +iral. Tho urnpnant WIS nccciItti1. hnd
lHt parties proceeded Il, tho tn-k. One british
HHrpt'.lh ntlnslisl i}0nr WIN rsls wbtti!l. Aitl
s'.l't 70 hnse tc''' tetn.neu ',i!r Ht,ells H. H.
tlntliDg a,ns were kcpt ir tho GA'ni u Kunttl =.
,ri1e rMkcts. when irctf IN my ct'ilslitrnlle % !
na,y rrn.l !" De ysry m y,.i'. GneftasI' M wno !s'er
Ihmnt, I.lcitt. Elves. hla nf.,in.eamp:. Mn).
l'ntc. Of tho nrtcry: !.tcuas: lallfo md i1o,.
@ "s'. H. of III s.'o sixth ,iE;es A"j Ir":,oa
Altogether ifs fnot .l.d thirty 'non,irl infMntrr
wera klits! and clahty w1'n,!stt. M the ?1|lcnrs
ad i' HH narr"w q esenpe. % s',b:iieui .Iapp .,"sv
c,trsnsai,tls tho t'i[ty-GiT1lth Regiment. Tho
wnl!n'lc,a arc Il, raact N"wcMs'ln IN Saturday:
enlargement, tlrcarinK l1l4 ntrntIoIl tn hoId tho
tutnp TIL rcIislnrHl. THO c1.lf Il 'ttlW strongly
1ntrrnched. with fnrt Mt chch chrnet.
, 1881-02-14

Arrival Mt Nkilsy,.1lltrc, After NInny
.DAyH 0r fsllle"slN@ by Wind and Wave,
of thu Propeller City Of LlldinElon.
spfeta Dispateh to 1Hf thaeheo Irlb4ak
MILWAUKEE. Feb la-The ptppelIer City Of
1,u,liugtun tIHs arrived sately ut her ock IN this
clty. In nn Interview iu't1Ay Cnpt. t,'.mnn
stntr.l that tho wind Increased to a gule nllt
hew nl,out fnrty-tye niles Hi hour OF Friday
evening, when !,n wuA tw.I.ty-ttte miles out MI
tho why t0 Grand llnypn Considerable suow
wns fulling. u,ll tho sel hosafi tu bo rrry heavy.
After esaainE lV aKat,,st thls storti for short
tIto llo wis Obliged IL put h.c1s. anu helltlcl
t.,t, vessel ai,n<,st sta west AlN.t 10 oe!t,ek Ike
gut Into II hGrbor nr Ice. anl at Nls
hn,r Tho guIe seemed to rcnch its
xscatost light. !n thu fury of tho WIVES the
Uetu,INr AtarIa wus ct(,l.tlctl. Tho Lut!lr9snn
WIS inhAr,ued, howoyur, Alid ror,'ttl,ttl in tho
len. .....
t,n Saturday morning. It. WIS found that sho
WnN drifting st,lthwAr'3. Such wns !lDr cUl1tll-
ttun M day md mil thta la0rning, whsn TIM
officers alIlu tut ltuefne Paint. ThUr Mtd
IlrttntI ne,lriy tlfty nltI'a hbtwetn Frlny nfEsl
slNsI Slltlfuy IAnTuttlY. At trOA'l untisHat thuy
we're nbs 10 get OHt nt tho lre. nl.tl tho vcssg!
wis htusd tDr .tlEwH,ikeu fEu rrlct!e.f port In
tho 1nl,.itu nr lhH l0rlIl. and fOmn! thu hnr1
nlnIs,at clear if Ice lItl stn,w, Eupt tillmEn ts
l,cc, congratulated M .ll sides thls af!nrf:!on
Iur lls hert'!sl ~ writ ~ hls xDsa! luck. THO
we..-iestaA prope.ler. wheh has hesn hAs.
tihy wink Whya ufla itai IN Like al1bEnn for
ihrr.. weeks. carrying thirty peBplf MNi 0,0A
inlsrcls ut tlonr receiycst EFoat dual OF ndn'ra-
tlut1.
, 1881-02-14
L4fJLiHHT CURE.
Swallowing Poison.

: Swallowing nnd !nhu!nH ihs np.,u. impurities
ggtaGFatrs by tatIrr PM -"n MT HnB thG Mn.l nr.
eans, hut the rtnnhci nhH lungs. Nh merely ihrItl
f#HlrIy. Hike nna:tea nnt lH-nnbtn sHnt4. tiit n*-
e!hly fca.t nr e5l'lic,tr tho .Irnienl spurnjc, of
tntaErh. Ihs fnft explains thu uunerfmI s,trns
crcctcd hY itt. Wei III Mryrr'a now 1nasntntl I've
trentHent IhB elrf"nta i*Gi by him athsDritrf
BY tin trt,ns ".ttsa M thrt,Hs1mt tho Bystrn Mnd
fHrn ttnNsstns we'll NJ It hntiti'ttt. n+
cftn 10 etlrs t1s rr', vaccinH rtfs 4 IN pre-
v"nt st,,hi'.i'Gx. ta unprecedented ~n' Wilt us,.
IIch lhiIna trf, many tht,.an- ~1!o. nj nil
hfsIura nf tho If+rss.. husr hr~n rtsfth hy this
wun,rrfm! t"rncy. .,.nl,!t-H. h"yn contradiction,
The inrt tltnt Wei liz Mcfrf's GnfMrrli turr fa
the must tnpn!lsnt !!,ceAl di.n.rsry tIms vacein-
atfDn. Krv. u II. J'nylur. W Sublr-st Er.Hktyn.
wrtcs: "t}nv Inrsnst lr'H!crd fnt1rs'l clir" It
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Mill. :Es.rvhn.y trouht"d vii. Cntarrb, n.. na+
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Itt.ki. 81 y: vi rcirved ~, 4 rrrat l'srna."
Sc. IL. Tsi Ii Mef"ts '''Trrs,tise'' i. .m,iisfi
H. i. Df:WEi co. j; t,cy-.;,. i. i, III i .VO CON-
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gpse.dt Uispatsh fn 1hs Chicago IFthtiHss
MADISON, W!s,, Ft't,. la.-Tho Hpporti0nmcnt
af tho lrtp Congressional districts is lttrltct-
ing great dral Of attention. md several
schemes have fccE snltlG, Int nunc huye proved
IN satisfactory rs tho uns cnncoutG'i by j. =.
puisfFtr, which wtH tclngrapletl you curly In tho
week. OF cnurse there arc aspiring gentlemen
In nj! those 4!tstrcis tllut see in It whit hl.sts
thrtv hupes hit It IS satisfactory tn Iarge init
JorIsy, antl NIL n,ltnit It's Justice, both ns Il
imriy measure anL to tho Interests Of tho
StHtr. Even thu I>onocrts nt.nlit TINT 1t IL
dovnl'1 at EcrrstannicrtnK. \ corrected scbc'nc
t!as brcn made hy MIR. putsffcr, ut tho suEgos-
tl0n t,[ nny local lH,l1tcinfts. wtscl, ltnvcs te
First ia previously trieysal1cfl, !nAkGs Tho Seq
nnl' cnsIs,at n, lsnctnc, Kenoslm, Wntwprth.
luck. siFccn, n,l1 lrHursnl; thr fl!rtl N lntie
lnwn. t,nsnsettc. t;rMnt, Csnwtors., nnl ttlcl,-
krr, sctuygnt,, cn1'l.nut, hlnll''uw0i, md kc-
wl,snre; the Firth t!t Saltk conEtlln, Fund .tH
i.nr. uracn Lake, ,tur1',rtte Adams, aud jt-
ntGit: the Sixth .uf W.llt4itarN. WaupucI. Wtn-
nrt,ngu. OntngamiN. nH,wn,. siNt.nno MID
UIDr: The SuvrnfIs Of fuftlnn. Ia Crtlsss, Mum
rue. lJulfAlu. 1rNnprcal', jackson. Esi ElHtrt,
1.pln, nn.l Iferte: thu Eighth t,f st. Crntx !.
i)lnI, !Uk. ts.rrnil. trne., pmtKI,ss. DaylleIsE,
Ashtnnu. Gh!rlMwa, Clark, in,ss,r, pssee,
ucs,n,t,. Ini MHruo.te.. l!,is. selrn,n tucs ,tot
il,nI<u us p,k,L II division af territory rs tho
former, nor a r1un! ~ papnlntiu but 1ny si!t-
lafy some e!ucnl pt,ttt.t.ns 1t leaves tto strirta
tcvc,. Itepnbclln and Que t'tnHctzlt. The COM
iuittce III Rcsstrle1ing tho Stite tnin scIntG
ntl! Assembly Districts will doubtless lE hr-
pointed ioxt week, when Tho fun will g0ulctlce.
, 1881-02-14
THE LAND-LEAGUERS.
Meeting OF Ward Associations ichter.
sfny.


HtectlhS OF "afd As*oc1a1lohk 1cHtef'
ttnr. .........
Thc Sixth Ward l'rs'lel' Of tho Irish National
taus Hail. eorilcf u Ionhsoh aaa h'shtsnnth
strects. yesterday 'afternoot. Mr. IAnes O'Sci!
III tho ehnlr. Thu nttundanco wlts yery .nrge,
mn Or lo] psuple beng IN atteulluce, Iuclu,.,ug
m mauy ia,,Ics. M
After tho transaction OF some routine bl1si.
n.ss. tho following resolutions wcro Introduced:
ssut,;iyrs uf lie Stutv M lHIngis Oh t!.p {Uih s
February i,,si, pnsset resolutions expressing
SsmpM1y fT h. no M 1r's Rs"Rs Rs IN ,s ,a.ks @
ali Irisl, utIzriIs aMl sy,uputhIxcrs Arp us tho
ulcttttprs IT Tho sullate ,Hld Huusc Ut ltaprr.
lis Secretary Ur t}js LSnxun Ia hereby Instruct
ii 10 acs u, rccorc! ail tiioso who voed III nvor
f;tsVlrcI, Tat tic ,tatucs Of tho three ltpprc-
sc,.tntiyrs rrnil EH,k Win vvtrTi nKnt,,st it 10
% mit On reeurs!; nlsc tho Leagues Il. thoir r,,-
aurtirt, districts iuy rIg,cstei 10 tuko ,it1e 1n,.
tice Hr CullIn4. CGuk, nnd l'arish
iAa scsMtnnS Msss u'9pstf " w ~ il,
injury Ms .n .s H. ~ @ IT,, ~ , eno
n1,i iI l,utt,i'nr ,s Ws xvr,i ia eaci, ..so '
Mes's toi!ls: C1oK Mfia rme,sn ~, oG prt'att u na
a,'cste.l 70 Nt'slty til. different branches how
tnSso HeHtlcii!Hn s'teu; ,,,, ~ ,,>,.,.,, a.,,,
patll1xIIx % wilt III ,!lo Iani "scsnuat ii ileianl
und giving = hls snr.!inl iaHtnrsen"nt, WIZ rna
@iM Ill., aap , s! % v" t suI y, y. H..
~ Inu.,,5 ~, n'n,I's ~ n s"v".. sn.,. Ihr,"t lii
H. H. liz s,,rt lima t,,, ,III s,nk he eyuK. con.
sr,t," u n,,aI,s., md. .:ninusIHsn,. n" con.
ms, is ss m, ~ III t,o ", @ ,''
/ falrucss II Ino rrcs.,iit syst., liz rruur,i.s.
tio sa,l.rs lnr which tIo pGtlplu Ut Ireland wrrr
nIli i'm s.',T,iTe unI hnG fill fnith il wm,lli IN,
surr,,ssf,ti # iii wcr fIrsl,oa ny thpir lrt,th-
run In Atl,crc.l. Tho I.url0llttl ,ebtttcu,,cy af
tfa,,1I
, 1881-02-14
Htal DOW AND COlRCtVE TEET0TALtSN.

t,c4Go, ri, ."'ds i1 a rMe Gnston ;, Ir'Ins
N tinkins nt "Scui w s,iMnSM t,i,,s III, ~ ~ efr
continuity tI tn m mcxr.5sts rrE w lclter tat liquor
,s thns; t, n ua,.k rexr1. ;" 1a a.o dtIs o 70
Wn @ temperance 1n". ts,,"" NJ" "@Gs go H.. Wy
lpmrs nu,s'ior ny ~ SI'or.s ct 9f the ten,erancs
t. M Ms1 sl!s" ot "r u ~ he'i,,y 'irank II ns iHs
Nan~,, ~iSs" m there WIS bni,l drunk lctnra tno
rt Is Itrpciy sons",m,a v!M i, A ,, ~ tu-fortett
s'es o stats' Ill., y Mrr treo ,rn1 or r 81 q t,, t,S
u. VT .: sla!'s sn 4" ne ySa!s sfors !e salas IaW
Extended .is!s 1T th,.r mso Years a!aer; h.s n1nda
IVA IVA a from 'nfk ixc aGoS trS "s ~" III, s1TG a
;sunth th'avn'' tat ta,,,a', y tn or twulvo linrct