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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-03-15

lli' following gHn;ati1n ls from /,
recent ,!cseA by John Morley. the
probable rurrrsElr ~ Glii,tuIr. ~
leader ~ th- Liberal party II England
"licn' 0Ir ether questions Which
will Try the House uf iords-otf"r
questions looming y.rN c!mc which VIII
try ,hJm even more than the irisii
question. These questions are slowly
upcuius. There t. uow Spirit Ia tle
air. new political split. sud then, D. 70
ness intention on the part 81 gir
Liberals, rhrt. ar question. uI.,g
inina %! III. lcpplr u u. Iap cIuu,tir,
u set, Their hcaji, th~ig conscience.
their mind - s-i upnu inakigs tie lot Of
the t1ilrfs ~ ti,is Land better than II
has been. They arr Go, afraid. thu
democracy ~ England and scotland 4,
n"i afraid. Of standing ~ o. Ecv ideas.
~ standing ~ ~ rcW questions. They
will not h. ,vFy tender VI vested
Interests. They will L.. stili l,h. irudrr
%; r!as, privileges. iiui L., us ~ on.
IN not let "a !, afraid Of criticism ~
uuf avn camp. l., II, 90 ga. Let IL
discuss; let w discuss fIiIiy. Ics.
gentlemen, sc have begun uHg mlrch
upun one more stage In that great
journey by which humanity is a!Ways
cmlnc.pliins ITSELF. say iu yuu in
words, / know not whcTg have met
them:
iDos n1i mnImfaily lat" The pas, ils, c,ri,s
uof iars.
wissif l1ipsu,r The present, ,hst Il thine.
tie iurth IN meet the sh..i,'uy nitups ,.iihu.,
fr,ir. with mrliy heart"
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Another gninuagr Va.ag,.

Day 10y day ". have more aud more
reason To marvel at the hight and depth.
the length aud breadth of the assurance
and the mountebankish yuigariiy Of the
Rev. 4. Dewitt Talmagc. The latest
story. aud one from his own lips. is the
climax. The reverend Spectator rode
out to tho recently discovered tomb
which is now generally believed 10 lie
that owned 10y Joseph of ArimHthca-
that in Which Chris, was laid. There
seating himself he drew forth his "ileN-
iblc covered liibls;" VI which lie has SO
much 10 say, and read the description
of the place OF sculpture Then. sud-
denly seized with II grand idea. h" re-
mounted his dcukey and dashed mldly
into the holy city. where he spent tie
afternoon IN efforts tp htiv the tomb
ami the surrounding ground. II. fII,pd
because the ground was part al a Mo-
hnmmeian comctnry where rest the
bones of the faithful, and such sell is
never sold. Mr.. Talmngc says tlrv.
had lie succeeded, lie would have given
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NOME DECORATION.
ssav Z. os,.'s s.'g .r-i,, ns.ait. s..m
Namsiy Ssi.u..

UsmsJ xsi.u..
A pretty design fur snah curtain. l.
developed in ecGi.n. Tho curtain
af'c= II Ia hrmmcd nj ;ic top aud bot.
tom should b. !is; ;i.l length Of tho
window from IL mi4Glc To It's lower
cash. Trace an strip ~ phpcr OK.
acily ns long ~ tho width Of tn.
denim tie wo Dc. Pull tho tight.
shu; out tho lirtt.' mud on another.
Pull mo tHcs. 40 sunshine lack. "
hast, these strip, ono on each
curtain. nbor; az iarh from the bot
tom. Tho lu.,orinr should be quain,
and rustic In dgsiGa. Almost any
fancy sioru k0cps III, ru,iic alphabet,
now. The couplp,s should then b,
couchcd IN white or rod cord. Sow
brass r!nEs TO tho top ui each curtain
aud suspend them from brass rod.
These arc pretty Tor ground nOor bod
rooms or din!ug-roomA
Denim also makes m elective por-
there. One lately seen WIS made Of
three widths OF biuc denim tho light
side bong used Tor tho outside. A,
tho top and bottom hens Of uinc aud
eighteen irShn worn turned onto tho
righ' side ard siiichcd-lhc dark on
the light aGcrdiag pretty con,ras.
To cover tho stitching length of
white cotton rnpo puc hEf inch In
diameter should H. couchctl. Instcnd
OF attaching tho porticr- TO tho pole
by means OF riHcs and pins yard
lengths Of ropo wSs0 ue,d. They
were sowcd ~ regular Intervals to
tho upper cdgu; the ends grrr thon
thrown over tho polo and securely
tied. n'tor which thoy wr-c friagri.
II tho rorti"rv IS to %, lyyupd baol.
rope shpa!d tu u5rd ard tho ord,
fringcd TO correspond Tho pnrticrr
could be iincd. though ;lo one dc.
scribcd was uulincd and hung in
graceful fyld- i yusa,I'..
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dom sou gcl,pruper hat? You viii be
injured.
",llowll Oi be injurcdg' growird
Mike, struiming at the wiI.dlass, the
swcn, pouring of him.
"'Yuur brain will be injured,
"'Brains. is it, Braiust and Alike
put two horse power ON the winiiass
aud landed the bucket sure, an II Oh
had ANY brains dye think Ia be hFte?'
San Finucisco Examiner.
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i,nwiius mail lo,v-- MONDAY. "Wednesday nn'l
friia, ut : q. IN. Arrives Tnv'.i lay, THUR.
ia, and saturday ~ g y. 10.
Uruni River mpii leave. N"ct"r dlilF. cNr,pi
sunday. ut s.ll a. m. Auivr- daily. except
sunday, Vt s.yir ~.
usugniJ nn'i white River mail ir,t"s srrkcr
crrry MONDAY rnd Thur.iaN ut r q. IN.
Arrive every "wednesday and Saturday ut
Gp.m.
Money "ricr and registry department opon
iruin "a. M. to- tp. NJ.
ru.tufic- up,n ga SUNDAYS from stp 10 q. M.
nn1 ftlim g to y. m.
V. IiuusrpN. pustmEst1r
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THE ilEst 10 GRAND.

Al stock branded AS above on ANY
part of animal from the tail up l" fith'
behind The ears. Range, CARRIED
Routt. Grand, Eagle. ritkin aud Mesa
counties, Colorado, Eastern Utah anu
Southern wyom,ng and few select
patches Of feeding ground al! over
T.. s.-No extra charge for cut, en-
craving, descriptive matter, or rmeiayc!
characters, and also includes copy "i
TmE HERALD. Let the cowboy on lir
range know your hrani,
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glow :. cure Al s.i" Ol.-a.s ="

Simply apply "swayne's ointment
No internal medicine required Cures
letter. eczemn, itch. all rrup,lons nn ihr
face. hands. nose. etc leaving the skin
clear. white and healthy. lts great heal
ing and curative powers are possessed
by no other remedy. ASK your dinssi''
for Swa, mes Ointment.
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The Aauta if- otohtr.

When going Easi, sIulli ar west
secure Your tickets via the SANTA 10
Route. Pullman Palace sleeping cars
free reclining chair ears, tourist sleep
Ing c,rs aud comfortable day cniehr'
are run by this l.uc. siori lire I" AL
California pgii.ls tast hnr 10 al
I1inls East. south and West, Dirrr'
iiuc "a the celebrated Las Vegas Hot
S,sirgs. New Mexico
GEo. =, NICHOLSON,
g. l. ~ /. g..
gUp.i, Eis
II. e. KgAK!.. Gen. Ag't, and j, T.,
HALL, Colorado l'a.-sG-rT Asi,, 10
Lawrence street, Denver.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
UNITED STATES OFFICIALS.

senator. II. ". Tell-rani T., %, Woico,t
Memi-r 81 Congress, Hosea TuNns-iii
District Judge, M">f' ilalhh
Marshal. n T. Illl
Attorney, j. u, Fleming
Itesi.ier II IN. Land once. :, J. hotln
Receiver 1f friblic Moneys, }, ,, Nw1H
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the tomb Ia the Christian Church OK iN'
word. Perhaps lac wnnic; lh"n' again.
perhaps he would have fenced II III ''"
nut sign over the gate; "!lolS Ne =
ulch,r; 4. ID. ". Ta!mage, proprieto :
.ldm.ss,.n, - coria,'- peiiml Tree
Pres.
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WHITE RIVER sTuCK.GnowEEs 1850.
CITATION.
rrr.pirui. ". y. u,'niy
Nipr-rrc-id,ni. : :. .rrrn
Secretary, T.. u. Hnu.hrr
Treasurer. y. Major
Executive Committee. ii-n rri-.. \. n.
Criirhiuv aud ". \. Keller.
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02
BOYLE NOT GUILTY..

The trial Of the Catholic priest,
Boyle for rape, was commenced in
the Superior court of Wake, last
week, and came to close late Sa-
turday night. The jury broughtin
a yerdictof mot guilty" We take
the following extracts from the
Raleigh Daily Chronicle:
when the Judge took his seat
he said: Il want it understood now
that there must be no demonstra-
ton from either side when the YER
dict is announced At 11.50 o'clock
the jury came in and stood in a line
before the prisoner Boyle was
told to stand up. He arose and
faced the Jury. There was not a
tremor Of a muscle in his face. The
jury were asked for their verdict,
and ever one Of them responded
simultaneously. mot guilty"
Despite i, ~rder Of the Jud 90
that there BE- 4 demonstration, there
was bust .. wild applause When
the verdict sAs announced, and it last.
ed two or I'd ee minutes Hats and
handkercniefs were waved, au3
people jumped up on the seats and
hurrahed and cheered vociferously.
Boyia's counsel Immediately turned
to him AMI congratulated him.
There was iudeseribable confusion
for time, bat Boz le was noticed &c
bow his thanks to the july. Then
there was a rush Of people toward
him to congratulate him He Was
smiling brilliantly aud shook hand,
with thoss around him as fast as be
could
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02
THE FEARFUL STORM.

Thestorm that swept over Louis
villelKy., last Thursday night play
ed havoc with a portion Of that city,
leaving a scene If wreck and woe
unparalleled in the history Of this
country. Crushed buildings, nearly
in the heart of the city, tell Of the
awful cyclone, while the loss Of
life run into to several hundred souls.
Its said the tornado rushed with
a violence almost impossible to con-
ceiye or describe. Ii first struck the
southern portion Of the city and
swept a path five blocks wide, with
such frightful velocity did it come
that 1t leveled every building in its
path.
To show its immense power it
seized the most substantial struct-
ures made of stone and iron and
moved them downlike wheat. Solid
structures made for the special
purpose Of warehouses, to contain
large stocks of heavy material, We're
Frustrated as with an aerial fail.
When the people recovered from
the shock incident to the awful sud-
deness with which the cyclone struck,
they at once began the work Of
rescue. lnky darkness enveloped
the desolated district, and piercing
and sickening groans that issued
from the great piles Of debris that
blocked the streets added horror TO
the awful scene.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02

ham blow her horn while she may,
for in few years the blast Of Reds
yille's trumpet will deaden theechoes
Of the believing bull. Our tobacco
will soon be known around the
world and mi'lionaires will 1--we IL
our town like they do In Durham.
The latter has a monopoly now, but
iteidsville will soon break the mono
tony We like to see you brother,
blowing your own horn, but leave
the bull alone; to try to ''deaden the
echoes of the believing bull, would
almost cause electric fluid to issue
from the earth, fash after flash till
this whole country would be ablaze;
and when You start around the
world with your tobacco, you will
witnessed the grandest sight ever
seen "a huge advertisement of the
bull in the civilized and uncivilized
world; isn't this refreshing brother!
The bull is fortunately enough to
be in section where the owls boot
aud the stars shine brightly over as
line tobacco fields as ever the world
looked upon.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02
For the Recorder.
Meeting At Cedar Grove.

AT a meeting Of the citizens of
Cedar Grove aud vicinity, March
10th, 1890. il was decided TO erect a
large school building, 10 be known
as the CEDAR GROVE ACADEMY.
The following Board Of Trustees
were elected: Jno. McCracken,
Chairman, s. j. Hall, Secretary,
DIR. Robt. Hester, Jno. Frank Com
ton, A. l.. McDade, Robt. II. Hughes,
w. ID. Woods, A. J. McDade, Isaac
N. Link, I. q. Elli4, II. ]. Murphy.
Duncan Brown and A. A. Compton.
The Trustees then elected the fol-
lowing executive Board: II. L.
McDade, II. J. Murphy, and I. q.
Ellis, and instructed them to secure
A lot aud build, as early as possible,
nm academy Of suitable size and
style. The lot was bought and
work begun at once. II is thought
the building will te completed in
early summer.
The Rev. Jas q. Game, Of South
Carolina, and a graduate Of Wander.
pit University, Nashville, Tenn,
has been in charge Of the school
here for 10 months and is fast plac
ing II in the front rank Of institu
lions of this kind. The new build
ing will be ready for his fall session
in September. IL will be a credit Il
our people both in size and style
Yours truly,
I. Q. ELLIS.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02
The Old. Old story,

A little cough: a feeling i'll;
A headache oft i; a daily chill;
A slower walk; q quickened breath;
4 frequent talk OF coming death.
No strength to rise from dag to day;
From LOVING eyes he fades away.
Now lifts no mere the weary head,
The struggles Ger; the man Is dead,
Such Is the fatal progress Of con-
sumption. How often IL repeated
the old, old story. Yet not hal: so
often as il was before the knowledge
came to mankind that there was o
discovery In medical science H.
which the drtai disease could be ar
rested in It's early stages and the pa
tent restored 10 health. This won.
derful remedy, is DIR. Pierceis Colder
Medical Discovery.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02
WEN DE DINNER HORN DU
BIO.
FIR TIC Riisyills Review.


BY ANNA wOoDLEY WILLIAMS.
"Now far'w4ll little chiiluos,
Mammy's gwine erway
Ter wuck 10 mlssa's C ,rn.iiel,
While you Jus stay aut plt
Now you uus be good chllluns,
Dom. fife an ,crach nomJ.
Kase mamny'lI shJly cum back
Wen de dinner horn du blo'."
De chillun played on splendid,
MAXIM mud pies au' cake,
Den Polly sOt de table,
And axed in joe and lake,
"Dey's powfIl sio' bout comin,"
See Polly; 81 DIES no
Dem niggers is erwaitin'
Fur de dinner horn tu blo,."
Msmmy's in de corn-fel',
Do de san am shinin hot,
Singia' up en- down de row,
Contented in her lot,
Her wants are all supplied her
Close, food IA now wat mo
KIN emmy bigger AK fur cp'
Fur de Ginncr horn ~ bio.
Her nab9r axes, "5akey,
WHAT fus YOU singed las n.ts,
Wakin' dc hull plant ,tion? ~
I was mad crnafftu tite."
"Kase war happy jordan
Des elSai;iu' fur tn go
An set down tn mars Co.'s big table
Wen His dinner nora du blO'."
Durham. N. G.. Mach l1th, 1890
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02

North Carolina Presbyterian.
After all Durham gets Trinity Col
lege, and gives 100000 or over TO
get it. Dead towns do not rouse up
to such as that.
MIR. George Love, formerly Of
Durham, died in the western part Of
the State one days last week. Being
an Odd Fellow, representative Of.
the Durham Lodge attended him
during his illness.
Last weeks Raleigh Christian
Advocate contained a picture and
sketch OF our townsman, Mr.. Wash
ington Duke, the founder Of the
immense business Of w. Duke Sons
"a Co. The Advocate well says:
The history Of the rise and progress
Of their business sounds like ro-
nance more like fiction than fact.
The Advocate will give this week a
cut and sketch Of Mr.. j. S. Carr, of
whom the Advocate also says: That
genial gentleman and liberal Metho-
dist, whohas given over $4,000 to
Trinity, and who is proyerbial ey-
erywhere for his liberality and time
ly benefactions in all directions.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02
Court Dots.

the IOlloWlng cases were ulsCOseu OI !:
State vs.. Joseph Woods. Elijah
Weary and Ed Veazy; ARRAY. Elijah
veazy not guilty. WOODS to pay a
line of$5 and his part ofthe cose. Ed
Weary $40 aud half of cost.
State VS.. Ed Hargist. a. and b.
Pleads guilty. Judgment. S. and
cost Of prosecution.
State VS.. Julia Browder, Lucy More.
head aud Henry Lockhart, SANDER.
Motion to quash allowed.
State VS.. B. Cameron. failing to
perform duties of Supervisor. Motion
to quash allowed.
State vs. Mag Bush, abduction.
Guilty. Judgment Il years IN peni
Tertiary.
State VS.. A. j. Duke, disposing Of
mortgaged property. Guilty. Judg,
ment suspended upon payment Of
cost.
State VS.. G. A. Freeman. ARRAY.
Guilty. Judgment suspended upon
payment Of cast.
State VS.. ]. j. Adc3ck, three cases
selling whiskey on Suaday. Defend
ent pleads guilty Judgment suspen.
ded upon payment ofcost.
State vs.. Mary Walker, retailing
without license. Not guilty.
State VS.. Bob Snipes, retailing
without license. Guilty. Judgment
reserved.
The lengthy case of the charge OF
larceny md receiving stolen goods
breaking in the Cotton Mills store
which occupied the attention of
the court for nearly two days, was
decided Friday by the jury bringing
in verdict ofnot guilty, as 10 Robert
George and Mack George. but guilty
as to Will Edwards and Reno Coble.
The farmer was seEtenced . to five
years in the penetentiary, and the
latter two years.
State vs.. Carrie Chisenhall, access
sorry TO the abduction Of her Younger
sister guilty. Judgment, IS years
in the penitentiary. A notice Of an
appeal WIS given.
sun: The criminal docket Of the
Superior Court was wound up Satur.
day afternoon and the graud jury
having finished its busiuCss. WAS dis.
charged.
About the last criminal case tried
was State Vi. John N. Evans. Super.
intendent Of the County Poor house,
charged With a. aud b. with d. w..
which created y great deal Of interest,
L. u. yann, Lem Massey, Ann Car,
ringtop, Polly Bowers, Chas. Lewter,
John A. Gooch, and G. 81. HerndOn
we're examined as witnesse, for the
State.
J. W. Evans, r. Il. Harris, John
I. Nichols, J. b. Stanley. W. J. Suit,
w. NJ. Busbee, II b. Boone, Haw-
kins. Rigsbee, Montgomery Cafes and
q. II. Green wete examined for the
defence. After the examination Of
witness the court docket reads:
"Whereupon the said jury for their
verdict say that the said defendant is
guilty. Motion for q new trial. Mo-
ton oyerruled. Motion In arrest Of
judgment. Motion overruled. By co. .
sent Of Solicitor and the cJunsels for
defendant, the prayer for judgment
against defendant is continued uatil
the next term Of this court, without
prejudice or the right OF defendant to
appeal from the Judgment. Defendant
10 enter into ajustilied bond in the
SUN Of $50 Tor bis personal appear
ance az the next term Of this court.
Appearance bond was given with g..
q. Farthing as surity."
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02

II your cough keeps you awake and
restless by night, take Ayers Cherry
Pecloral and obtain immediate relief.
THIS remedy allays inflammation,
heals the pulmonary organs, induces
sleep, aud restores health. The sooner
you begun ihs better.
- Before another issue Of this
paper, the hen will have koo hoo
over the last Easter egg.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02

"Nhen The spring time comep," we
Usually fad ourselves drowsy and ex-
lausted, owing to the impure and
sluggish state of the blood, To rene.
iy this trouble, take Ayers Sarsapa-
filla, the most powerful, yet safe and
economical, blood-purifier in exis-
ence.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02
iii OGDEN ST., PH1sA., Pa,
March 2Sth, 1889.
MR RAnAM: :.

Mr. RADAM:
Dear Sir-Had o viol snt attack OF
acute i.Asmmatory rheumatism,
which vas promptly and On clly
cured by your Ilicrobe Killer. l
used flannel baniages around the
limbs and srms Wet with it, besides
usingit internally. Mrs b T. JEN-
NEY, For sale by r. BLAcKSALL &
Son.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02
lie Declines.
Hlnsboro Observer.


Nm. EDITOR: My name appears in
a communication in your paper OF a
recent date over the signature of
Democrat, as suitable man to rep
erseni tie Democracy Of Old Orange
in the next Legislature, the Durham
RECORDER also mentions my name in
the local column in a pleasant way,
and have also been approached by
many friends, solicitpus on that point,
to all of whom | return thanks for
such expression Of confidence, but
must soy that no circumstances, mr.
combination circumstances, would
induce me 10 declare myself can.
didate. / prefer remaining in lac
quietly at home. | assure all Of my
friends that whenever the iight for
Democracy wakes warm. I will be
fund somewhere in the midst. My
man, first, last and all the time for
the Legislature, is Thomas NJ. Cheek.
Yours truly,
A. l. HOLDEN.
HillsborO, n. c., March "A, 80
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02

DIPrHERrA is dangerous when it
gets among our little ones, but there
is no danger It you will, give them
Radam's Mierobe Killer. 1t never
fails TO cafe, and as q preventative it
is sure. For sale by r. BLAcENALL
IL Son.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02

A small Investment when health
can be obtained should be no con-
sideration, and Radam's Microbe
Killer will surely kill the microbes,
and when that is done yon cannot be
sick. For sale by R. BLAcKsALL &
Son,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02
BUOKLEN'S ARNTCA sALYE

The BEST SALvE IN the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,Sal Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Cornsand all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cares Piles. or no pay required. tits guar
anteed 70 give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded, Price 25 cents per box.
=, For sale byR. Blacknall & Co. Durham
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02

Thousands Of cures follow the use
Of DIR. sagt's Ca!arh Remedy 90
cents.
Read oil the advertisements in
is paper.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02

A. ID. Fletrher used 81 bags Of
Stoncwall Gnano under one piece
Of tobacco and sold ii for 1915.
How is that for high!
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02

|Ueu.
As we 70 10 press we learn the
"a intelligence o. the death OF Mr..
III. freeland, which occurred at the
aome III lis father, Mr. Thos. j.
Freelani, four miles from HilIsboro.
sst Saturday. He died Of typhoid
over, aged about - years Mr.
Frecland vas ! young man of fine
Promise, loved and respected by AT
tho knew hnI. THg REooRnEn
kmpathizes with the bereayed FAM
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02
Advice to Mothers.

rs: Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething. It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie,
aud is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents bottle,
s@ sep 27-d-w-1v.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02
just Received.

just IscccitcH.
Just received a car load Of Stone
wall Guano, the best in the world.
Call 1T Wilkerson's old warehouse,
Rogers old stand.
w. T. DARLINGTON,
Agent
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02
ONE ENJOYS

OA~ ~ A<A~JSp Il ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver aud Bowels, cleanses the sys,
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head,
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C,
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
nay not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not at apt any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
SsE FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW YoRG, GE
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02

Chickens and Hogs, are they
troubled with choleraS II % try the
Dixie Cholera Cure at
YEABBY e. Co.'S
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02

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