The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-12-16
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link To the chain that Dind5 US
to a fonder hope.
Time divests old men of
hobbies and creates new enes
for the rising generation.
The practice of all the "be-
setting sins'' seems to be mo-
nopolized by our neighbors.
Read notice of land for sale
the 18th of January 1892. ]. $.
Manning, Attorney.
Smiles are magnets that
have drawn lowly hearts from
the depths Of sin TO tho gates
aiar."
IF you want to enjoy a good
smoke, or buy ahandsome Xmas
present, w. NJ Yearly has got
'em.
See notice Of valuable land
for sale by j. b. Mason, Chapel
Hill. This is a fine Investment
for some one.
Youth that is willing to pay
homage to the dscreptitude of
age is the opening roseof full
orbed manhood.
Tho man who talks the most
about the business of others
knows the least about the man.
agement Of his own.
Some good, enterprising
man ought TO start up a wood
yard. Why not commence now
There is good money in it.
The people are reading,
thinking, and studing Harder
now than ever before in this
section. tits well they are.
Prof. Middleton is assisted
by a full corpse OF. teachers in
every department. Send your
daughter 70 the Durham Female
Institute.
Opportunity is the flower
Of time; and, as the stock may
remain when the flower is cut
of, so time may remain with US
when opportunity is gone.
We call attention TO the adj
yertissment of Prof. L. L. Mid.
dleton, principal Of the Durham
Female Institute. Read il and
write 10 him for terms etc.
More than talent, more than
beauty, more than wealth, some.
times more than wisdom, good
manners are the best letters Of
introduction and the firmest cs-
ment OF friendship.
If a fool knows a secret, n,
tellsit because he is q fool; il I
knave knows one, ha tells l
whenever il Is 10 his interest 4
do so.
III you wish TO send you
daughter 10 school, you canno
find a better place than the Dur
ham Female Institute with Prof
Il. l.. Middleton principal
Write 20 him for terms etc.
DIR. Joe @. Brown, DENTS
publishes his professional car,
elsewhere. He has an expert
ence OF twenty years, and ha
made an enyiable reputation q
a first-class dentist in the Mon
roe section, his former home.
Much Of the unwritten his
tory Of life's grief and woe
many faded, sad, and wear
lives, much OF the discored an
illfecling that split families q.
under, have their sources in
selfish, grasping, and distrus
full spirit.
10 these who are emplOye
and buys, time flies with grel
rapidity. Life Ii tedious onl
20 the idle. Nothing Is moi
mono.onous than the ticking ,
the clock 70 him who has notl
ing 70 do but 70 listen 70 II.
Our Mr.. go" has touche
with q graceful pen the inc
dents Of the late wal. In an q
ticle this week headed the "Un
versity." The reader will d
ways find that he deals wi
real men and women, and writ
In splendid style.
The great principle Of her
dity should be studied in
manifold bearings by those WI
aim 10 train children,
influence men, or 70 impro
themselves. II Il Is true, Il
full Of meaning 90 us all.
suggests that, II we would ma
impressions, or form habits,
instil virtues, to correct faul
we must know something Of I
nature we thus attempt TO
fiuence.
Grover Cleveland never
tered q more solemn truth III
this: "Thero are no persons
forlorn and 10 be piled as tn
who have learned In early
70 look 70 public positions 70
livslshaod N ,fnfit9 n man