The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-20

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4 "A few days ago one Of the
Iold soldiers at the Home wrote
TO the Royal Germetuer Com
pany OF Atlanta for a sample
bottle, and in reply they write
their agent here, Mr.. John ".
Macliae, that they had heard
that the grip prevails at the
Home, and they shipped one
dozen bottles to him tobe deliv-
cred to them free. This is a
generous deed. Raleigh News
observer. Read their big adj
yertisement in this issue Of THE
REcoRDER and see what the
leading men Of this country
have to say about this medicine.
1T seems to be only a ques-
tion of taking. Listen girls! An
exchange truthfully says: The
reason so many American wo-
men occupy the time Of our
divorce courts is to be found in
the fact that thousands of A.
merican girls mistake a feeting
fancy for genuine love, aud
rush into the arms OF men of
whose past lives they are utter
lily ignorant. When a young
couple grow up in the same
community, acquaintance grad
ually ripening into love, the
divorce courts is seldom bother
ed by either of them. They
form a happy home, wherein
sous aud daughters are trained
to be useful men and women,
and thu entire influence of their
united lives is welded, without
conscious effort on their part,
on behalf Of whatsoever things.
are pure lovely, and of good
report
MIR. John Wanamaker, who
lis one Of the most successful
merchants in this countey, new
or said anything that is more
true, or better based on a .busi-
ness experience than when he
said: 81 never in my life used
such q thing as a poster, or
dodger, or handful. My plan
for fifteen years has been to buy
50 much space IN G newspaper,
and fill it up with what | want
I'd. ! would not give an adver-I
lisem mt IN a newspaper Of five
hundrld circulation for FIVE
thousand dodgers or posters. :"
Read on. During the ten days
previous ID Christmas his sales
covered about 500, 900 q day, so
hat the grand total for the ten
lays was only a few dollars UNI
der a million. He adds: 81
spend $j.0o0a week in advor-
Using, aud | pay a skillful man
"a fsrm r editor, aud a good
me 500 a month to do il for
me. make money by it. Adj
yertising is the leverage with
which this store has been raised
up. | DO not see how any large
and successful business can be
done without liberal advertis-I
ing"
Will the time ever come
when villains will cease to walk
unfettered in this country!
Nearly every exchange that
comes 10 this office gives an ac-
count OF some horried crime.
VILLAINS have dip their hands in
the life-blood Of their victims,
BY whose deaths they expect toI
gain Il purpose for their own
selfish ends. Silently through
the gloom Of night they crawl
stealthily about the streets and
highways, watching with hawk
like vigilance for a favorable
object ON which to practice
their foul outrages, and when
one appears, they pronce upon
their prey with the heartless
ferocity Of a lion, and thus
satisfy their devilish desires
with the merciless flattery of
deprayed passion. The charac-
ter of crime that has lately been
reported from different sections
Of the country isof q degree far
lower than could be conceived
by any outside the walls Of the
DEVILS vilest type of hell, and
demonstrates to what beastly
depths q human being can fall.
Mothers are forced TO yield up
their lives by the hands Of those
to whom they gave birth, and
in whose veins flow their own
blood. Sons and grandsons
throwing aside all claims upon
humanity, and diving into the
darkest depths of sin and de-
pravity, rob those Of life with
out whose existence, they them
selves, would never have seen
the light Of day. IL Is truly a
great pity that these forsaken
beasts are not taught by strik-
ing examples Of the reward Of
crime, to cease their devilish
work and keep their hands I'M
spotted with human blood.