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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07
NJ NORTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY DECEMBER = 1892.
Let Tnem Go by All Means.
tlanta. Ga, Dispatch, 22,l nlt.

Atlanta, Ga. Dispatch, 22l ult
Well-known. responsible col
ored preachers in Atlanta are
advising their people from the
pulpits TO emigrate to Africa.
The cause is due to a combina-
tion of circumstances. First an
alleged discrimination against
negroes on the railroads in
Georgia stirred up a feeling a.
mong the colored race. Then
an order issued by the Consoli-
dated Street Car Company as.
signing seats to colored people,
added fuel to the fire.
In Bethel church, on Wheat
street, last Sunday night, the
negroes were advised by the
preachers in the pulpit to "leave
this Georgia and go to their
own country, Africa, where
they would have equal rights
and help govern. Among 9th
er prospects this pulpit orator
held out "street cars Of their
own" Other negro preachers
are holding out emigration to
Africa as the only future sal
vatien lin worldly sense) OF
the American negro race.
These sermons are having
marked effect on those who
hear them, and it may be that a
bona fide emigration to Africa
will set in. One of the negro
preachers has signified a will
lingness to lead the way.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07
SAVED NY LIFE
would Have Scratched siysc'fto Death
but for Cuticura, Hest Doctors
Two Years. hills SI25.
Expended $3.50 for Cu,icura Rene
dies. I am To-day Well Alan,
with d Smooth skin.

I was afliesed two years with : disease VIC aos,
t6rs ssiied fiug.w0fin. hefpts, % sst fhtutaf
Nas treated 81 thfeH diatfpat dQtigfst thg eest J .
could hnd, hnt they did ne NJ enlds w aeslefs
biis usre ft2s. one tod me would hate q 70
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adyeYtiasment. aBd Wtots 70 ydu over leaf ssg'
a y0ang friend 81 mine va ggihg y NeN .'Flesss,
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~ soms n the CuItunk ~ HEpiEs. We
N,st Al tro h1ses tsfTTtruHA, i've cakes GNriENha
qosp. ard one bottle CuFtCrEs REantfENf. J
mus tbsnk God fgf your CrIitrh4 ktnkilt.
rufnfnE ~ nv relief I an h0w to-day vel man
st',t s,5eg vefe. have had F1ud health eyef enrl
/ cnsumencea 70 uss The CuftrpAA itEMEpihss
A spfrndinR thr fame u u every g.. ~ y
4 tiod eend 10 suhefias humanity. y We W,
ggrIruMA RHsEniHe which eafed ny Met
.s,s,a hsgs srrsiehed utyseif W death. have qui
osirs the uedlclne nov fof nine mgaihs, aa4 o,
tTacs Of tha disease hss showed up sintc.
a. u. MABRf, sheppAfdsown, Miss
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07

EX-SENATOR Edmunds, Of
Vermont, who resigned his
seat in the Senate after serving
in that body during a long
period, in an article in the
December Forum on the SUBJ
iect, politics as q career" /"
gives excellent ADVICE to the
young mon Of the country, but
We rather incline to the opinion
that his words Of wisdom will
not be altogether needed. he
says: s'It would seem to follow
that politics as q career cannot
Deslooked TO by young Ameri-
cans as the best choice OF occu.
patton in life, and leaving aside
considerations Of individual
happiness aud the faculties,
tastes and ambitions that affect
il, the very principal and struct
ure Of a republic would seem to
be opposed TO the idea of the
profession Of politics to be tax.
en- up and rursued as law, oi
medicine, or engineering are
A political class in q republic
must always be in danger ol
becoming, or trying TO become
the master and dictator of po.
litical movements-a Trust o.
Bossism and corruption, d
which there is already an over
abundance"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07

The Senate Committee on
immigration, it is stated, is
unanimously Of the opinion
that measures should be taken
to restrict immigration, but
each member Of the COMMITTEES
appears to have a plan Of his
own. The country is pretty
well agreed that undesirable
immigrants should not be per-
mitted TO come into the United
States, but the difficulty ap.
pears TO be as to where the line
shall be drawn.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07
Highest Of all in Leavenng s. Govt Report
Re!a|!'.:!! g! Bss'ss Bsx'is.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A Case 81 Importance.

Next week in the United
States court in Raleigh, the
suit Of Mrs. l.. A. Crabtree, VS..
the Old Dominion Steamship
Company will come up for a
hearing, Messrs. G. III. Snow,
O. r Warren, and John HI.
Small appearing for the plain
tiff and Messrs. Hinsdale and
Rodnan for the defendant. In
her petition the plaintiff alleges
that the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company is a corporation
engaged in the business of com
mon carriers; that in the year
1869 she was a passenger on the
steamship Manteo, q vessel be-
longing TO the defendants com
pany, en- route from Washing
ton to Newbern, N. O., that
while descending q stairway on
said vessel she fell, sustaining
serious bodily injuries; that the
accident was the fault of the
defendants, in that they failed
to provide proper lights to on
able her 10 descend said stair
way safely, therefore she prays
for damagesIn IN the sum Of Sl5,-
900.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07

Tug ventilation OF the doings
of the Panama Canal Company,
should Congress decide TO con.
slider matters now being talked
of Ia connection with that cor.
poration, may take a wider
range than that suggested by
those who have been served
with a notice that their exclus-
i've privilege TO carry freight TO
and from the terminal points of
that road will cease after a
specified date.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07

Algeria is the greatest cork
producing country in the world,
having $500, 900 acres of cork
forests, Of which 100000 are
made toyield regular crops. The
finest crop is obtained from that
province.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07

AT Amesbury, Mass, the
Hamilton Woolen company, /,
controlling sixteen mills, has
increased the wages Of all en-
ployees, except spinners, seven
Der cent. The spinners were
given an increase Of ten per
cent. recently. Yet they said
Cleyeland's election would ruin
he country.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07

Ir is stated. and upon what il
said to be Trustworthy authority.
that no more pension decisions
establishing a precedent in line
of duty cases will be rendered
during the remaining months
Of the present administration.
While the work on the cases
not on file will be relaxed, pre-
cedents will not be established.
And the incoming administra.
tion should investigate aud
reform the whole business.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07

The English Court of Queens
Bench has decied that grocers
may weigh paper with tea,
coffe, sugar and such commodi.
ties without being guilty of
fraud upon the purchaser.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07
Ten-ton Meteor Fails in CQlrOa.
do.

NEW CASTLE, Colo, Nov. 30
About o a. m, yesterday a
stone, weighing probably ten
tons fell from the sky, striking
the earth a mile northeast of
the town 1t sank deep into
the earth, and was in a heated
condition when discovered.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07

1t costs $3.50 to fight a duel
in Kentucky. Men who scorn
the absurd fsrmalitiss prescrib-
ed By the code and shoot on
sight get off more cheapiy.
They go to the Legislature.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07

Flies are so pestilential in
Siam that every soldier is COM
PEELED to assist in reducing their
number by catching enough
every day to fill a matchbox.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07
RrpREsENTATIyE Buchanan,

REPRESENTATIVE Buchanan,
of New Jersey, who escaped the
Democratic landslide two years
ago and was elected to Con-
gress, arrived in Washington a
few days ago TO attend the clos
ing session of the F,fty-second
Congress, which convened to-
day, is unnecessarily concerned
about the possible shortcomings
of the next administration. lie
thinks that the Democrats will
encounter trouble after the 4th
of next March because of di-
visions that may possibly occur.
OF course the Jersey epresenta-
tive would be greatly pleased to
see Democratic factions pulling
in contrary directions, but he
| need not trouble himself on that
account. The people VINO wor
the victory at the late election
twill know how to manage at
fairs with becoming decorun
when they come into their own
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07

THERE is no reason in the
world why Durham should not
have the largest trade this
season she has ever had. Every
business man should use all Of
his energies in this direction
and advertise literally. There
Is nothing like the iudicious use
Of printers's ink, and keeping
the people informed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07
4 Manufacturing Town.

For O manufacturing town,
Durham presents advantages
equal to any, IL not excelling
many whose enterprises are
doubled that Of hers, and yet
we wait and linger. This
should not be so. There are
numerous manufactures which
could be started and operated
here at a very small cost, and
we earnestly believe that the
profit derived would be more
than the interest that our mon
eyed men are receiving on their
bonds. Not only this, but Il
would increase population
which always means the IN
crease Of business, and both to
gether mean life and prosperity
and we know Of no better time
| 10 put Durham forward thar
now.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07

Health is one of those things
that psople are always either
hunting or throwing away.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07

The nsv Blood and ekin Purifier, Informally 10
rl0aaae ne blood of al Impurities And ppisanoas
eiaia4nfsi and urffCUHE, ~ great Nkin Cufe, ard
CUlfrtfna soar, an exquisite tkln beautlhefi %.
tefnally 10 clear NE skiH and scslps and Tesiofe
ths halfi Instantly relieve and speedily cure etery
speeira ~ itching burning, scsly, crus,el piaply,
: efafnl6u4 and hrfcdltaft diseases and hulu0fs q
an atin realp ami hlaods with iuss 0i haiti ifom
Infancy v age, from pimplss % scrOiala.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07
North Carolina Sends
What Onn of Her Most Promin-
sent Citizens Writes About
One of Gs0rgia's Great
Remedies.

10 THE PUBLIC: After several
months use Of Kings ROYAL Germe-
tuer, must pronounce ii III many
respects the most marvellous medi-
cine | have ever seen or known for
the multitude fits remedial virtues.
First, drawing upon experience,
/ know that it will cure catarrh |
succeeded the Rev. Or. Hawthorne
as the pastor OF q Baltimore church
JUS twenty-one years ago. Remo-
val 70 a colder and more cha geable
climate with want 81 care III pro-
tecling myself, brought on an at
tack 81 catarrh which has contin-
ued with me ever sinceunsIl ! COM
menced taking Royal Germetuer
some months ago. from the use Of
which ! am now quite entirely well
2. Il is, as claimed, really posi-
tive cure for stomach troubles, such
as Indigestion, dyspepsia, sick head
ache, etc. This | know from ex-
perience.
3. hare never found a better
nerve tonic and general invigora-
tor. II gives heathful and refresh
ing sheepani a l cure for insomnia
ought by all means to take the
place of the bromides. chloral and
other deleterions il not dangerous
drugs 1t i 4 fine tonic for public
speakers taken both before and az
ter speaking, as know from *.
perience, and no other tonic OF
slimulant il needed III rallying
from the exhaustion Of public and
especially outdoor Speaking. In
fine | used 10 smile at the epthusi-
astic testimonials of my personal
frieuis, REV. Drs. HawfhuFne ard
Henson, concerning Royal Germe-
tuer, but having used dozen bot.
ties IL IL and been made well nigh
.'eYery whit whole can but ad
opt the Language of the queen 81
Shebs and saw: "The half has new,
er been told
Very respectfully,
G.. w. SASDERLfS,
stlIe Auditor, Of North Carolina
We are endorsed BY thousands D
our best known people, and are ~
thorized il saying that Germeteu
will permanently cure ith umatism
Neuralgia, Indigestion, Bowel al,
Liver Troubles, Female Disc ses
Catarrh, Asthma, Bladder and Kid
ney Diseases, Skin diseases. snch .
Scrofula, Ezpma, etc, Paralysis
Epilepsy, Erysipelas, Insomnia
and General Debility.
Germetner cleanscs and pnrilie
the blood, invigorates the stomach
tones np the general system, m
thus hring health and happiness.
is not nauseonsc compound, but
as pleasant to rake is . glass Of L
lemonade.
We nave a handsome boo
printed on tinted glazed paper, cor
iaining the photographs aud test
monials IL some onr best peopl,
Wnle for one, which will be glai
" furnished.
You will find Kings ROYAL Gei
metuer cor ale by MI Druggist
Price one dollar per bottle.
KrSu's ROYAL GERMETrER @
Atlanta, ca.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07

eold exervwhere. pries, crricrnk. Mc.I Soar,
2ic nns9LyHNI. ti.Oo. Prepared hy The PeTtRh
Dnta. AND CuHalcaL CORPORATION, BOSTON .
nS4" How 10 Cure skin Uissases.s ~ pages, "
illustrations, and 100 testimonials. mailed free.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-07
Let Speculation Alone.

1t may be that the present
crop of cotton Will not 90 be-
yond 5000, 900 bales. Possibly
IL will fall a trifie below that
estimate, and its price may be
still further advanced.
The danger is that the situa-
tion will invite speculation. In
past years the people of the
south have lost millions of dol
lars in futures. They now see
a chance to get their money
back, and they are yielding to
the temptation.
But it should be recollected
that certain spectators are in.
terested in forcing prices down,
and they may be successful No
man is shrawd enough to fore
cast the result. 1t will be ar
gued that they should be oppos.
ed by other spectators trying
to force prices up. There will
be plenty Of men in New York
to look after that part Of the
business. The safe course for
our people is to let futures
alone. We have found that
out in the past.
A southern expert discussing
the subject also gives this piece
of advice:
One word more of warning;
do not settle your acreage for
next year on the basis of present
prices. An increase even in
acreage will strengthen the
bears and lower the price of cot.
tor. Cut down for 1913 the
acreage of '92, and put the land
in vegetables, in fruit, in sheep,
or ia corn. The cotton of '92
cost the producer less than the
cotton crop of any recent year.
By diversifying products and
reducing still further your
acreage, the cotton crop of 1913
should cost less than that of
'92. There is more hope of re-
lief in this direction than in
any government aid.
This is sound counsel A fur
ther reduction Of acreage next
year will be to our advantage,
and diversified agriculture will
make us independent.
Ii is no time for the south to
plunge into the folly of specIla.
ton or into the other folly Of
increasing our cotton output
Atlanta Constitution.
a Bua-Constrictor Among the
Bananas.
AS a merchant on Louisiana
avenue was unloading a wagor
of bananas yesterday a small
boa constructor dropped from
II
one Of the lunches. There wal
a general stampede, during
which the native of Contra
| America calmly coiled itsel
and waited developments In ;
few moments a large crowd hat
assembled at a safe distance
and his snakeship was discussed
at long range. The cold pave
ment, however, and the chilling
atmosphere were not conduciy'
Ito a great amount Of hilarity Of
the part Of the snake, and afte
a little while he tied himself il
q dozen bow knots, tucked hi
head out of sight, aud went I
sleep. II was a fatal mistak
for a moment later he was
prisoner, and now he poses i
coils rs the chief attraction j
a museum on Twelfth street,
Washington Post.
>->%~
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-21
ras WOODRUFF CASE.

The second trial Of N E Wood ruff for embezziement ended Mon- day aud resulted in bis aoquiftal Tue jury was composed of twelve men, each claiming to be farmer. Two Of them live iu Little Rock aud ten reside in adjacent townships The jury deliberated forty two hours and cast four ballots The first stood seven to five for aeqUittal, the second nine to three, tue third ten to two fourth unanimous for aequittal The decision created astonishment and meets with general eonaenna tion That the verdict is not in ae eordanee with the iaw and evidence 10 one wl3 deny That it is aa outrage upon deoeney and honesty, s traresty upon justice. goes with out saying That fbe judgement is farce tbe reasons assigned by some of the jurors amply and conelusiYely attest Failures like this to enforce the law bring the courts of the coun- try into disrepute, ineite contempt for tbe statutes. encourage mob law, and beQet distrHst of officials cloth. cd with the authority to punish wrong doing and mete out justice 1T Maj Woodruff had been a com. mon tramp who, ffom hunger aud want. had been prompted to steal food and clothing, his conviction and punishment would have been prompt and in the manner prescFib. ed by iaw, but being the embezzler 0f hundreds of thousands Of dollars of public money, he is set free and the claim Of inn0eenee set up for him Such disc elimination is wrong, it is indefensible t is criminal Ii b0des no good to the state. to the party or t0 tue persons immediately responsible for it The remem- brance og the Churchill matter is still fresh in the minds Of the peo- pie. Noa comes the Woodruff case with all its regolting details IL is wretehcd piece of business, bad for Little Rock, and merits. as it will receive. the open condemnation Of the people Woodruff acquitted, though he De by a jury Of his peers. stands convicted in the eyes Of hon est people everywhere where tue tes timong has been read and the law is understood
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-21

5r has been claimed that the press Of the state being in touen with Ehe people and representing their views oB the question. were
 py large majority, for Fishbaek. Some enthusiasts have eFen gone so far as Co contend that the press vas practically unanimous for him This caused the opposition to investigate and one prominent anti Fisllbaek 3a
 per publishes as 6 result 0f sueh re search that thirty papers oppose his nomination We presume the fig
 ures are correef. aud also suppose the number given to be al that could be found on that side of the question The newspaper directories sbow that nearly POO papers are pub iished in the state So after allow ing for the republican and alliance organs the society press and the 30 anti Kishback papers there is Jeff a large majority of the whole number on the side of tue Sebastian states man The newspapers are all right .
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-21
Political Pointers.

Minister Porter has been recall cd to bis post at Rome by Blaine
 senator Allison in an interview said he was not g presidential candi- date.
 Senator Stewart promises to ven tilate Treasury department methods in coming silver.
 Chairman Clarkson says the re- publican league will number Z,O00. GOO members by June
 IT. Y. Powderiy has written a letter asking that his name be not used as presidential candidate.
 Alger has consulted sith pOliti- cal friends. and will probably with draw from the Presidential race
 Hon. Hugh $. Thompson has re- sl9ned ag member 0f the United States Civil Service Commission.
 -Ex United States Senator Cam
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-21

0sz ~ NDss AFgsnas aNFs tae sgzsti ls sr sna sness
 agrss mey express s dis apagosa s f2s Fxss ssnts xet1assc af paying the Ataisar Enasanis aAasn
 ghe 1imsse Auies nstre k srvine At s1gp the gssntiug S es sra1s8as aaasze U aBs cangssssaoil q Record
 Michigan repu eazas asecfe'Q strong Aees supporters ss tae Aia sleaa nseailoa sy'zs gaye na Ar ssroetloas
 ogeigE aaperg. commenting 01 tAe Italian insaensnikF sas tbe pay inenf was dictated ls iAastiae nes 1s liplu1aa
 l0rseia Fepu iieasls ssestsaa 2 Harfss0n 0ese44zlazl easasse azsg sss.asa eisasl8s 0f c0ioSse EDe1. fas tAe AAzz- neass8iie eonFsuoI
 Mi.iEasw men ssaenaouEAF eEs- p1se rae bending 5lll authorizing the return to Mexlep 8f her battle Aags captured sH s4g
 sese.aad wrote ssftes to : Tennessee friend stating tnas as hoped psss0na friendship would uoE aefnase sils n0minasa
 Tbe Nebraska democratic ssoD vention endorsed s1cF Boyd aiae sal down agssn Congressman brEa1l 2 free coinage resolution
 psssi mac Genera V azanaassey opposes sae seartf class pos masters sasarv.esah. which will increase de partrBesif expenses ope- s7to.e0 Secretary of the Nary Whit nev tuss aeEarled for Europe says tnis veas Earif reform is the lssue and Cleveland the man for tlr tsefn- scr4is
 yhe uited States hss inGaemIE- f,.sd Itssv for the New Orleans ss,Ilssh- n0s sr g,av nenf of sas 0Ey0 Diplo- 
 fnatsc relations have been fully re- sR1ne0
 presl0ent Harrison wlh prolsa- blv nominate tias present Attorney General and hls ow1 law partner. " gH. IL Miiieg. to the Supreme bench. Hls rejection is predicted
 Iexas negroes show disposi ton to ratifv fDe reading out C fne republican party recently enacted ,r white republicans Iaeg will vote with the democrats or form . neN party
 London Times. commenting on the payment faIEaiy pf indemnity os the United States. terms Il most gracious and benign aef for Good Fridav. The London Graphic heads 1 if Blaine latest surrender
 The Pennsylvania democratic ! Convention al Harrisburg was 2 harlnoni0ns and enthusiastic gather ing and adopted platform aeeAaf- ing in ringing lauguage their choice Of FlevIand for the Presidential nomination
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-21
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 Ter essinn lnw iseazaf q pro xisa4s AE mtsssnte seerez tz&liss aA1 saeF eangasas 5orus flss rfsnred brother tn rnt4 ticket wlth . IitAagra1sh ss tse hak l5rueAaIIni1a9s te tAe Aeg5aaAe lanan afigg hB# he vnses liner ear u0v make flis.ir frsEfAs and lutiEni- Iiatz with al tneiE threats. Das they have a8 Aaeazm af knowing F'aaeslaeE this aAs or fna1 une delivers fsis gsesls n olsevs his commands Isezns1ras.y stands fsf frea faIT aaia ram 1aes4ts expression az The polls
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-21

DANIgI tae EaenFoa1 whose gfsa interest n Mf Fiehaaek political consistency has gseF question Of remark has al Aast gotten into trouble An inquiait1e Individua5 asks through the Gazette answers GO string of questions touching that gentleman OWE politleal bus tosv and motives for ials attack on aae of rhe State most prominent demuefate. wnleh f answered with reasonable eEplieitness sili perhaps employ his fail time antI Mr Fish naek shai. have been nominated aud elected T. is another illustration of ths folly of people living in glass 1guses throwing 00nmlele.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-04-21

KEgLTlkG to the point made f'F the friends of aTr Rlshbaek ih speak ing of that gentleman . eminent cam paign services the Little Rock Dem Derat presents striking array of distinguished citizens whose inEasp- able service 10 tine state renders them popular and deserving and places them h the line of promotion bo tue goFernorship Ah ths Dem oerat saye { thep ls adnitsed J cor reet. bat t4efe is aDother iaet stand ing out in bold relief and that is the peopie--tiieg whose Fotes nominate aud elset men to offiee-are ngt talk ing kindly e these worthy gentlemen the year They may do 50 some other year. bnt certainly not this