DURHAM RECORDER.
"WEDNESDAY, Februarf 4, 1891
HYPNOTIZED HIS BABY.
Papa Stearns Told Lncy to Stop
Crying-and Go to Sleep She
Slept 36 Hour.
The other evening Mr. and
Mr. George Stearns, of Phila-
.istlria Tirrmnsed to CO to the
theatre, intending to leave their
mlT rhild. Lucy, in the care of
Vts. nnccA fill d -while Mrs
Stearns was dressing the child
trt rrv Mr. Stearns took
KoKtr tn tmcifv her. tie
Vai- and stroked her face
sang to her, and urged her to
iet without success. His
K-;f then railed from her room
0nrre. can't you keep her
auiet? My nerves are going to
Mr. Stearns bethought him
i,at cavpHtv was often effective
when petting failed, i He made
T.nrvj sit llt straight on his knee,
shook his. finger, at her, and
then, as he stroked her fore
hfsiA and eves. Baid: "Go to
sleep, Lucy, at once." '
The child 6topped crying in
stantlv. firasoed a little, - whim
pered "and sank back in his arms
fast asleeo. At that moment
' th woman returned and Mr,
Stearns gave Lucy to her. Hus
Viand and wife went out, and re
nminir were delighted to learn
that the baby was slumbering
nuietlv. The child Kept 6ium
, wrinff all that niffht and the
next day and ou the following
day, when Mr. Stearns became
worried and sent for a physician.
Dr. Rogers, who wts called, was
puzzled for a while, and then
seizing Mr. Stearns by the
shoulder, turned him to the
light
H'm!" said the doctor, slow
It. "Do you know. Stearns
that you have a pair of black
pves that are uncommonly pierc
ing? Answer me this: What
are the circumstances under
, which the baby fell asleep? Tell
me every thing you did to quiet
her." Mr. Stearns did so.
"As I imagined," was the
Lave hypnotized her. Now take
her on vour lap as you had her
Monday."
Mr. Stearns seated the
slum-
bering child on his knee. i
"Jfow stroke her face in the
opposite direction that you did
before." The father obeyed.
"Tell her sharply to wake up
while I clap my hands."
The words had scarcely been
spoken when Lucy opened her
. eves and began to cry as lustily
- as she had cried Monday even-
" ing. -"Thank
the Lord," exclaimed
Mr. and Mrs. Stearns together.
Dr. Rogers afterwards said
that a similar case happened
once in Paris and twice in New
York city.
, lie Met With Drawbacks.
. Detroit Fna Fraa,
At 10 o'clock: yesterday tore
- noon a roan began digging a
hole on Woodward avenue to
make a gas connection. At 2
o'clock he had dug out three
cedar blocks from the pavement
and had kicked out a hole be
neath large enough to bury a
small cat in. A citizen who
had no business whatever to
ak questions, but nevertheless
felt a curiosity about it, sioppea
at the latter hour and said:
. "Whr, you began to dig here
at 10 o clock this morning."
Vm tip f wai Vio rtAv
"And you haven't made much
. progress."
"So. sir."
"Ground frozen pretty hard?"
"Well, sir, there's a number
of reasons. I had just got to
work when I wanted to smoke,
and I had to go a block to get
some 'baccy and a match."
"I see."
"Then a chap comes along as
wants to know how deco it was
down to the pipes, and f had to
top and explain all about it."
"Just so."
"Then I wanted toknow what
time it was. andl had to walk
two blocks to se the City Hall
clock."
"Very good."
"Then a chap comes along as
wants to Know u tne mam pipe
runs on this side of the atreet
or th t'other, and I had to stop
and explain. Onexuubtbecirif,
you know."
"Certainly."
, "Then my pipe went out on
. me.'
"And you had to walk a block
' and return? 1 see."
Then mr wife came down for
money, and I hadn't any, and a
, street car got on the track:, ana
there was a dog fight, and.
' But why do you want to know?"
"Oh.l nave no peciairea
son."
- "Then you golonJ Like as
net vou want to tret a boor
' hard-working man out of his
; job and take it yourself. Uo
away, sir I'll annwer uo more
, , of your questions:"
Ills Wife is BtftjHcloua.
He withstanding in a door
way on jeuerson avenue nnu
presently he halted a pedestrian
with a wave of his hand and
beckoned him to approach and
said: .. -
"How do I look?"
"Whv. vou present a pretty
shabby appearance, if you want
an honest answer," replied the
surprised citizen.
That's good. Shabby refers
to my dress. How's my facial
appearance.' 1
"fmcued and hungry.
'-'That's excellent. Do I look
ike a man who had money?"
''.-"No.'"'
"Would you class me as hard
up and friendless?"
"1 certainly would."
"Thank you. To sum up, you
would set mo down as a victim
of unfortunate circumstances
who couldn't get out of this
town too fast?"
"That's about it."
"Thanks. Hero a letter
have written to my wife, nsk
us for money to get home.
She's a suspicious woman, and
she won't take my word for it.
Please write at the bottom:
" 'Attest: It's adurned sight
worse than he says it is.' And
sign vour name."
The citizen complied and the
letter was at onco taken to the
post oflice.
VorreSfnst BaKesIsted.
FtUle'.litua Rm ti.
The struggle in the Senate to
secure the passage of the Force
bill has made it evident that as
preliminary to the contemplated
States to manage their own
elections, the right of debate
will have to be strangled. We
do not believe that the Reed
rules can be adopted in the Sen
ate, nor that the Force bill can
be sent to the President for his
signature if the Democratic
Senators should btubbcrnly per.
sist in the policy of delay. It is
a fight against the permanent
seizure of the Government by
the party now in control of Con
gress and of the Executive pow
er. It should be resisted to the
last gasp by every friend of re
publican institutions.
Ak your diug;i!t iir banner's
Indian Vermifuge. If ha falls to
apply yon. ad JrcM the proprietor,
David roatz, Ualti more, aid.
WIms Baby vaa Jt, CaMnrla.
Waa aha va a CliU. abc crW for Caaitfla.
Whca At hwaaur ' lis W Caotia.
Wbaa tiit i-! " .CLvi.. tc jave vU-oa CaOoria,
2ncr3fs7c?fr.0F?.E
ft V- &Itri.m iivtf
EAT
1ilt.J,,4. 1.-. VI If, If -SI tC IV tt
Notice.
Annlba rnili be rea'l toti rtn-
era) asK-n bly at the pr-tvnt teiwioo,
lor tbaen ctinfitif a Urn pcot.iW'.
Injf tbe (tie f iiitosicitii'.g liqoort
a Ulna to nut s of ruit tnai-el id
tUa Ctuntv or DurLam.
3u. 9, 1891.. Sakckl Gariusd.
30J.
Fits . All Fits nrrel frt-a by
Dr. Kline Great J-r.6 li-Murer.
No Fit afhr Cr.t day'a tue. Mar
veloja co rot Trealiie an l tl 00, trial
bottle free to i it csttt- r n 1 to D
Kliur, 931 Arch itr et, 1'U.a.Ui.LU
Fa.
Camm's Emulsion.
Caiaro Emu'.iion U eoummed of
tbe purest Norwegian Cd Lirer Oil,
combined with the liypojHop!iite
of Lime ami Soda with Jro;i, and
will positively arrt Conwattiptioa
if taken in time, Cun-8 Bronchitis
and other Laajt Jiao, Bhymatic
and Scrofulous af-cli.ii'.f, and al!
low an l waxtinsf, diw.s xia matter
from what u-i-te. Iufal thc follow
intr:
ml. IL E. MooRe t one f 11i-
Bioat diatioenii'tted ctiVxinatt ni
cultivated gentlemen in the S-juth-
weat. lieaata: "Horn mT eiper-
H'ticewitu u.Aiijis taiWA,
t believe it will prove ti e b't Die-
dicine we have m ue for that c!a-
of dircaxea in whi.b aticb r-nt-A-
are indicated. 1 have never wen
any remedf tf iU kind tht can 1
Utken with auchea-w by cliildreti. I
have at thin time w cn putki,! un
der tratraciit with Catiirjs'a Kuiul
a:on." For by a!l AmvifiA.
E. A. CKAIGIIIM. J O..
Manufacttiren, aiitnVbo'.! Dnii(
giBta, LrncLburj, V.
die -tom.l.
A Planters Experience.
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tMN mmm 1 tM IM !
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aiaaafartimr IrfMhIf. VMfc tkH
rlila. a ! la) af
l-FAL,t"ira,A.
Gold Evcrywliere.
Office, 39 It 41 Park Hace, Haw fork.
bi .61 b
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1. .
CHNDENSED SCHEDULE.'
Ia effect January 11th, 1891.
4 .SOUTH BOUND.
No. 1. No. 8. No. 13.
LT.Wilaiig'nSOOam
ArKaycUvvill 12.2ft pm
JjT Kanloru
A Grccnstwro 5 00 "
L Oreennhoroft VOJ "
1.T Wal l Cove TOi -
ArMtAiry 900
Lv Ik-nnetUVUl
Ay Mnxton .
L Maxton
8 30am
40 .
9 50 "
11 x
Ar Favettevill
Lt Kaniaeur . . 7 10 am
At Greeuboro V 60
Lv Orrenaburo 10 40
ArMlion 12 4Spni
NORTH BOUND,
X S. Ko.4.
Ko. 16
Lv Ml Airy
6 25 a m.
8 82 -10
05" ,
10 35"
1 00 p m
2 80 "
255
S0
8 30 p i
. 520
581
Lv al i Love
Ar OnumNmv
Lv Wreensboro ,
Lv banfoni
Lr Fayyettevil!
Ly 1'ayettevill
Ar A ilnitngton
Lv rajetU'iillo
Ar Maxton
Lv Maxtvu
lr frnnettavill
Lv i'adiaon
Ar Grociwboro
Lv Uruen&boro
Ar Huineeur
0 45
: 1 85 pra
aw -4
00
6 55"
RICHMOND ADN DANVILLE.
KAILKUAU.
BOUTi'BOUXD.
DAILT.
No. 9. No. 11
Lv Kichmua.,1.00 p m 3,15 a m
" nurkeville....3,02p m S.16 s m
Kersvilte....3.42 p m 6,66 a m
" Danvd e 6.15 p m 8.25 a m
ir Greensboro 8,20 p m 10,25 a m
Lv Gold.baro. .12,15 pm f4t0 p m
Ar Haldh..... 2.04 p in 7.35 p m
Lv Rul- igb....4,15 p m 1,2S a m
M Duriiam......520 p m 8427 am
Ar Grc&tboro..7,45 p m 7,50 s m
Ar Vin.-Salerai 6,30 p m 6.50 s m
Lv UrecDilnro-8,30 p m "10,33 a m
Ar Salisbury. 10.3.5 am 12,03am
" batrtville..12,35a la 127 p m
" Ashevil!e..,..5,55 a a 5,58 pm
" Hot Springs.. 8,32 a m 7,20 p m
Lv Salisbury 10. a m 12,08 am
Ar C'h.irk tte. . . . 120 a m 1.30 j m
" SpartaaLurg .3.41 a m 43 p lu
" Gn-ecville....4.S3 a m 5,46 pm
AUidU 10,00 a a 11,00 pm
Lv Charlotte.. 12,40 a a 1,45 p m
Ar Colombia.... 4,40 a m 5.50 p m
Ar Augusta. ... B,la a m .3(ip
BCETHBOCKO.
DAILT.
No. 10.
No. 12
Lt Aue'utu...30 p m
Cilum,ta..r2,20pm
Ar Char,olte. .-4,40 a m
Lt Atlanta.... 6.0 J p m
10,45 a m
, 2.00 p m
6,35 p m
7,10 a
ArGreeuTiiie..l2,35am
7,10 p m
1,48 pm
5.30 p m
SprUitborg.l,S9 a a
Cuarlotte..,4,i5 a m
8alubury....6,20am
8,00 p m
Lv tlot 8p'fa.on,32 p m 12.27 p
" AiLeulle,. 1,04 a o 2.13 p m
" Kta'eivilie . 5.26 a m 6.33 p m
ArSalUhurr...6.20am 63 pm
Lt alUborT ..6.27 a n 8.30 p a
Ar Greeuoboro . 8.1 1 a m 10.27 p m
ArWicsS'lea,0U,45an TI2,10aa
Vf Greensboro 0 10.35 a m 1 1,05 p m
.Vr Durham... 12.33 pm 4.30am
- Raleigh. ...U2 pm 75 am
LTRalcigb....17pm t.OOam
Ar Uoldiboro. ..3,10 p m 1,00 p m
Lt GfeeDsboroS.20 a m 10.37 a m
Ar Danville...-10,01 a m 105 p m
M Keyaville.,120 p m 3,25 a m
" Burkevi!l..131 pm . 4.03am
R;chmou4...3,30 pa 6,00 m
bit hus tut ronrr. aicavoao a
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'lailv exu h.:adnT 11 00 a. m., ar d
rive ueod-j.a . 12.ua p m return
tie lesve Ilit,leraon2.t0p m., daiy
f.t Smltr, ariiva Oxford 3.15
A oQ lavinz Uu!lbcro Z.zU p
ro. and IJileih 44) p. m. daily,
makea caansctiio at Ddrhatn With
No. 19, leavi-iit; at 6 p. m. daily et-
:e:i; ?u(Jtav ft llendenon, and all
ooi.ita oa O. A C tod R. A M.
rord.
rmeng'T eoacbaa ran through
betwe-n Wnt t'otot and RaJeinh,
aia kojAHiic, on Koa. 64 and 202,
ud fh) and 103
V'm. 61 and 39 connect at Rich-
moo 1 diily except rJunda lot Waal
I'oinl and lialilmura, via York ltiver
Uut.
tttt.rina cab achvici.
On Traina 60 and 61 Pullman
ilaSX Kleepfr, between AtUata aud
Ne York, Danville and Aoguata
nd Gret n.tiro,ia AhllIe,LjiIar.
rutwn.Tcnn. . ;
Ou 6i aud 63 Pullman Bofut
K eeper, btweea Waabingloa and
N- w Orlediia, Tia Mootgomarf and
bi'tteea WtMhington, ifirmiagbam,
Bkhto'md and tiraeniboro, and be
twen wanhmton and August and
1'nllmai Bunut bleepcra between
vV'aehitigUin and Aiherilla and Ilot
Vitrei. 4A9. L. LAYLOR.
If A An, Uen'l l'aaa Agt
TralT.c Manas
iter.
Div. ra-a. Agt
W.A.1UUK,;
Ualei.b.MO.
SERGEANT 1IANUFACTURXNG CO.,
Greensboro, IT. O.
. MAmiriuTCiUBa of
FARRAR TURBINE WATER WHEEL,
. COOK AND HEATING STOVES,
J Saw Hills, Cane Hills, Horss -Powers,
k
Plows, Straw Cutters, Andirons,
And Castings of Every Description.
Send for Prlce-List. '
Saw Mill
and Log
Specialty. Writs
Saw
Aii
DEALERS IN
HEAVY- GROCERIES
OF ALL
VIKLU isEKUS SUG-AKtlANE ou sonanuai sked
EARLY AMBER
ORANGE
VARIETIES ARE MOST SUI PAUL! rOP. OUR CLIMATE ASD SOIL
HERE'S O'uR HAND :
WE iaAKE YO'J LLCOME.
to-
EVAPORATORS
MADE. SECURE A PLAST AND
Ott SYRUP. '
fO:
BEAUTY OF UEBUON AND
WHOLESALE
Hah
DURHAM, N. C.
Bedford
andlmprovement
Company.
CAPITAL AUTHORIZED, Sl,ooo,oo
Tbla eomtianf owna and cmtrola COO
portion of the town, whli b U the most
dence and manufactorica.
ADVAHT&GES
It lie on tbe Not folk and Western
of tba Pituborz and Atlanta Railroad, nhtch w.T. Ih onaoftbir irreateil
trunk lineeia the United riuiei. It
and lituated at the foot of the Teat;!
gala it unlimited aoppl of
PURE AND WHOLESOIIi; WATER.
MANUFACTORIES:
Thia la the beat equlnprd fm'.ory b
Io tbe Sixth ciMrici (whUih Inclu.l a
Wright ACo.,8mokinq Tuhacci
Una in tbil di.tricU The uberiy w w in alai oRctiinng CintD. l l.e
beat equipped woolen nill in the BtatJ of Virginia, worHin prineijUy on
tOTaromeot oonUacU. ProEU for aeven mon'.ha in 13d?, ill, WW (- re
port of dlrectore.) iieaidca tb:a. th ere
ta dirffK a large and profit d)!e butincaa, two r-i fluunnj tnilN, fniir
elgar factorlea, two pluiug rui'la, cne
hctorj..
'MANUFACTORIES, PROJECTED :
Broaaiua Steel and Itm Utnulacturi
Broom factory. capital 110,000 s niacLuu iy or .er-;, ami Wi l imtu oi,rr(lon
atanaariydaj. Ice ftctory, eapiu! f 12M, ro,chlnrf r lered. Fur
turafaourr. Carriage and Waoti V.'r.tfe. Mattm fa;'r -. R W, C
fee Mhina Compauy, capital lUWO.'W). Tl.t Crmj-nj ww one nf t'a
nroat va uable patenta in e nintction with ninn;fuctire f I'-Uccu In the
world, and will Boon erect tuUdrge to ni!i'ili: ur'. tf. c irte h;ne, giving
employmtnt to two hundred band.
Tbe atk booka of the company are
(ifferad at filly M"t on the dollar.
Thia ia a giod invea'ment ; nfe and sirrn. -Forfortbv
Information, tvdilrcaa
On and After June th? 3rd We
Lots For
JAMES Xd.
f
T1RDFOR OITY. V1RUIIN1A.
Bsam Set Works a
for Prices and
Mills.
AM TEED STUFFS
KINDS-;
AND EARLY
Of.
AND HILLS
ilAKE YOUU OWN J10LASEo
or
BCRBASKS
DETAIL,
City Land
acrra of land iituatn.l in the weat- rB
iavaiiuiJ!! part ul tue c.i lor real
OF THK CITY.
Rallriwl. anl on the aurvcye d route
I al the rate t f tl.epr.it $nlbwett
of O.tcr Mountain', aud f.ott whkb it
Ucrry Uro3. PlugToWco
the Mr.tJ, and it' outiH the la'gett
t,vnci.'jr; and lnvilie.) r)tn?
RRftX
alai the Urg't manufiiC'Uftri in th
ar rh ven other toLa' e Lii In the
fxtudrv aud yilow work, and oue bui
id Company, cvpltal atock 1500,000
1 t'H aiot.e uu th a great city.
' ja; a Iii.iitd aiiioutt ol the atock
WiH Offer A Limited Number of
Sr,!c
ESURY,
PIlKSinHNT.
hrsi-flatoal-M-fli- lira
Chartered l.ov,9 1378.
f S. OA UK, ....
...... PrcMcIsnt. I
W W. b'ULLELt...
..Vico-l'reeidcut.
-o
J. H. CAttR,
.1 W. SMITH. 1
W.W.POLLER
0. S. BRYAN, J
A Genera!
ACCOUNTS OF BANKS. BAKKfcKS.i.uuryMiii'x!:
P1.M1TI VTi 1ATKS O V Dlil'OSlT.
mouny to remain ou deposit with tbe
(10LLECTIOSS made direot im
S at't, and remitted tor promptly at
lMUTIOJliAK atteutiou uil to llie DUsmc i tjorieniont. it
TillS BANK, boiiM recfiitly orgauiisu'l, is in concjitioa to do al nmtui
Bankini? Busine u n a favtbls
full aUtoraont of the Liabilities and
mu le and sworu tu hy at Wast three
bssldosUU.liaultEtaiulnor.! arc sent
wlve lnt-it Is made to thormiauiy CKamiue luto tiifc conuiuon oi im
honce National Haolc aXir la larger ma.irc of prottcuon thnu cuyotbir
B.inkingi-fpnv , '
CtlASAClTIK VNDCPrTlL.. T'u; character of ihtOll ccrs. Vvdni
a:idPt-M;klu.l(iijrt!d th1 Fir 4 Natinnat Bank ir the Try highMt, end t, tb
Slockh d-'er, U nn kr tho NaUor.il lUui. law teintiil !e l-r ' O-.t tU
auouat of h1. fi:wk. Ki Bunk Ubj mora character of ureditoi Ltiur ci!i
ttci than the Firsi Nittinnal. i,
WK WANT a !nsri of rmjr h';nei. We !!cir yor.r alt tt ye 4
r''arn:(e at:rc mUtictfa in aii rm4ui etitrosted to tmr caie. tii
l rJT4. m mm m,M m
51
Our Patent Roller Flourc
AP.I1 MANUFACTURE I) FROM TiTE
Choicest Wheat Obtainable!
Pabpsco SuD.rlative Patent,
THE PREMIER FLOOR OF AMERICA
is uxsuRpAsiiiiD ror. liiead
ASK YOUR
PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE PATENT
MKDOtiA, UIGll OUADE iNtU. I'Alf.M- D.Lt'A i . Jr aoIIL.
ROLANDO CHOICE PA1T.NT
PA t APSCO FAMILY PATHS T
ORANGE GKOVK HX TKA
Cm A. GA VIJRILL
214 Commerce $t. ... .-
hot. 12
The Largest and Mo3t Gompleto Establish
nsnt in the City.
YILUAITDAFFBON.
151C A ir,8 MAIN AND
.ERMCflEOKEAT fiUDERSOS, ..C.
Wlif lesaio and Retail.
FINE LINE OF-.---
Chamber Suits and Parlor Work
CHAIRS ETC., ETC.
Mattresscfl, Tillow and Bedding of every (tecripti con
is tan tly on hand.
t7e tr tU Ajfnfi for th Automa'w Fdiaol n.-k, tl. Wtl In tta worUi
Ued In ii'rly nil the public .! mil 'i.U.vw in th c onrjr. 6m
f.t f aim fin be toco ai.d iin iii.Kl at my liu at
Hr.N PF.IOX, N, C. r any tf mr pU i,f luine.
F:ctcrv Nor 1G. 18 & N. 15th Street,
Richmond, Virginia.
EST Order by Mall Tromptly Attended , To.
FURNITURE.
If you aro inned any FTJilNITTJRE. do not
Percliaao until vou h?-v& n our STOCK
and obtain PRICE B.
VE WILL GIVE YOU MORE FOR
MONEY THAN ANY: HOUSE
IN THE STATE.
ALSO CAKI1Y A FULL LINK OF
Tie Cheek Furniture Company ,
1 octis
Capixal $l3:,ooo!
J.i-0. I. I1EAHTT...
CiiAS,
JUHDAN Teller
J.T MALLOKY 1 J.
W. WALKER
J. A. UKYAK.I A. 11. 8JX)KE8
Bankng liiusincbs liansacted.
- - . . . - mL -r k it 1 I T a T 9
beni nu 4 pr tci, t. inlm
i rj upon
V' i ou ha
tl. Uuitd
FitSt Kntiotiul UbcIi t
nil acmsiblfe lxiiiitK i.
lowent ratca.
terms a any oiutr Uuii n c ciie.
Awota of all Ntkial BankB fcLall ba
of the Directors t-very Ifcw ei 8, ata
at the l!tneuie of iLc Gcvt iirtfi i
THE PREMIER FLOUR OF
PATAFSCO FLGGRISC M1US.
EGTABLI3HED 1774 :
-P!:iiFL01I)N IN FLOUR-
-DISCUIT OR PASTRY.
UKOL'liU FOR
MAPLETpN FAMILY
6EVEKV MILLS EXTRA
.."HOWARD MILLS"
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