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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-09

Indigestion Miserable Take Bee.
CHAINS Pills.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-09

THE Oxford Day is bowling for a new
hotel and SO are several other live sheets
which come to this office. Durham has
about gotten through with the weird, wild
wall which erstwhile rent the air and
made day and night alike hideous, in the
palatial affair which Col. J.. 5. CARR is
soon to erect on the site of the Claiborn.
Enterprising citizens in other North Caro-
lima towns where good hotels are needed
should follow COLONEL CAKR's example
and stop the howl.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-09

THE committee on public health of
Boston at a recent meeting held in that
city to give a hearing concerning the
prohibition of the manufacture and sale
of cigarettes within the limit of the
commonwealth decided that the cigar.
cite was not so injurious as the cigar.
This decision was based upon an anal
ysis of four brands in which was found
an average of 6 per cent nicotine, the
only poison, it was claimed, that the
analysis showed. Now let the agitators
find another mares nest.
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NOTICE!
A General Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Lynchburg and Durham
Railroad

There will be a general meeting of the stock
holders of the Lynchburg and Durham Rail
road Company held at the Office of the Com
pany in the city of Lynchburg, Va, on
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-09

Tuesday, the 18th Day of March, 1892,
at 1890 p. VI.
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Specimens of what was probably the or
iginal corn OF this country have been found
in mound by A. j. Mercer, near Burden,
Kans., last spring. Among the things un-
earthed was sealed jar, and in this the
corn was stored. The relics found with
the corn are similar to those taken
from the mounds of Ohio and Illinois,
which would determine their age to be
more than one thousand years. Mr.. Mer-
Ger thought it would be a bright idea to
plant patch of ground with the grain
and he was awarded by seeing it sprout
thrive and mature. The ears have now
been harvested. They are six inches long
and the kernels are about Onc-fourth the
size OF ordinary corn. From this stock the
large and handsome grain of to-day known
Us indian corn, may have been produced
Dy many seasons Of cultivation.
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Instructive Amusement for People Tos
Demurs % Romp and Ran. .
A new social game consists In taking
titles OF books and representing each
title by picture, by Q drawing or by
some arrangement Of objects % that IL
can be guessed from them, somewhat
after the manner Of rebua. or course
the one who guesses correctly the great
esq number Of titles takes the first prize.
There is also q second prize and
"booby" prize.
About thirty took part in the game
saw, though the number could have
been extended indefinitely. Fifty titles
had been selected by the hostess, and
their representations carefully prepared.
Each player having been provided with
a paper on which there were fifty blanks
Tor these titles, at q signal we entered
the room where the objects and pictures
were displayed. But it was no easy task
to solve all the puzzles before as. Some
titles were known at once, others re-
manned unguessed to the end.
Among the objects and titles were
such as these:
A candle on map of Asia represented
'The Light Of Asia"
A large white cardboard with a tiny
Q on it was 1--WE Two"
A picture of a milldam and q white
bead on the top of the picture was
adam Bede."
A little ladder, with toy monkey on
the top round and toy man at the foot,
was 1.-THE Descent of Man"
The word Sin in red ink was "a Car.
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The sheet music of yankee Doodle"
was American Notes"
An . half concealed in q bunch of
ferns was Inferno"
A toy donkey, an o, and some tea
leaves was Donkey-o-t-"Don Quixote.
Some vocal music thrust through the
handles of several keys was ''Songs in
Many Keys"
A pie upon some ears of corn was
"Pioneers."
A burned out candle in candlestick
was 1.-THE Light That Failed"
Some dolls in ball costume, rouging
their faces before mirror, was mod.
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Some half dollars, quarters and dimes
was The American Commonwealth"
And 80 the titles ran ON, some difficult,
some causing much fun, and all inter.
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The possibilities Of this game are seen
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effects can be worked up.
There are two good rules to be en-
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assisted by the guesses Of others, and the
conscientious player has no chance.
Other adaptations Of this game might
be to titles Of poems, quotations, etc.
But the best seems to be in titles o!
standard or reasonably well known, no,
ohssure, books.-Christian Union.
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Specimen Cases.

~ Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
Houoled with neuralgia and rheumatism
ns stomach was disordered, his liver Was
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sll away, and he was terribly reduced in
mesh and strength Three bottle of Elec.
INC Bltlers cured him.
EDWARD Shepard, Harrisburg, H., had &
.auning sore on his leg for eight years
Spa; .. Used three bottle of Electric
DUETS and seven boxes of Buckleu's AR.
Ilca oalVe, and his leg is sound and well.
s s" ope' ker, Chtawba, O., and five large
i've; ;oo sores on his leg, doctors said he was
mcaraoe One bottle of Electric Bitter.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

The cheapest rate of postage in Europe
Is that of Franco.
The dentists of this country use nearly
/ 300 pounds of gold annually for filling
teeth. This represents nearly $500, 600.
The average number Of American pat
ents issued yearly is about 10000. Eng
land, which cones nearest to us, issues
system is very much more lax than ours.
The new aqueduct from Loeb Katrine
to Glasgow is to be 24t miles in length
and mostly tunnel Siphons are to be
used in two places. The new service
reservoir at Craigmaddie will hold 7OO,-
0OO, 900 gallons.
Siberia has a population of 86e. $50. In
Irkootsk, the capital, are 487 schools.
In the Transbaikal. where the political
convicts are chiefly to be found, there
are thirteen schools, the teachers of
which are exiles or deported criminals.
The Hawaiian islands were discovered
by Getano. Spanish navigator. in 1542.
The Independence Of these islands was
recognized by the United States in 1929
and more formally in 1843, by Belgium in
1874, and by England and France Later
in the same year.
The government Of Japan gets large
proportion of its revenue from the rail-
road and telegraph companies that it
owns and operates The question of
public taxation is always under serious
consideration by the statesmen and
economists Of Japan.
An underground town, built probably
before the Christian era, has been dis
covered in Turkestan within the Dor
ders of BokharA The houses in this
unidentified city are commodious, and
the relics found show that the people
who occupied it had reached an advanced
stage Of civilization.
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OF the nervous invalid the dyspeptic and Of persons
oencient in vitality, an efficient tonic. To its
power Of imparting strength is attributable its
emcacy az preventive Of malaria and Ia grippe.
Thoroughly effective lie it too for rheumatism, kid
ney COMPLAINT and neural0ia
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lne farmers Vino are successful are those
"no never lose sight of the fact that the
,A'm Is home-that everything toward
'eauu'ylng and improving the place is
'uHanclng its value. With this fact upper
-V',' as 1t should be, farm work becomes
aaoor OF love-something more than a
s0'iai-and-cent struggle. Farm life should
'ne napples' existence in the world, and
NC peasant impressions of the dear old
a'"eS'ead should be made SO deep that
~ey Will always be remembered.-Rural
World.
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A man who has practiced medicine for
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TOLEDO, O., Jan. 10, 1887.
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Rheumatism Cured.
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Ignorance of the merits of De Wits
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httie pills regulate the liver, cure head
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The To nath own'd with rapture smitten frame
AL. POWER OF grace, the mage Of names"
Of I ia osm,pobe!I, the poet, in his pleasures
N.nope Pleasures of Hope, forsooth
hnos. ana many woman knows them nc
h sq1i'h They are despair in about theil
mffsr;. They are run down, debilitaied
nav rom what they know not. /
iidneU Ue dyspepsia, heart disease, liver OF
icknss. disease vi any or all Of them. The
Eros;s.s OF women are cured by DR.. Pierce.
n asscslt Y; Prescription. That's where thu
diee.,;Oo. name comes in. This improve,
Rs Sil 0na, invigorates the system, enriche.
seiresb HUu, dlspels aches and pains, produces
nelsnn,Lng sleep, dispels nervousness and
i SsI Strength of those reduced below q
aaS -, standard. 1t is legitimate 1aedi.
% ina no! beverage. Contains no alcohol
he sst omssE; no sugar or syrup to sour in
bus in H., IN lis composition as 1t 10 marve-
iss remedial results.