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WORDS SPOKKX MAY BE FOKGOTTES, BUTTUOSE WHICH A It 13 WBITfLN Olt PltlNTKD feTAND RECORD. DURHAM NORTH CAROLINA .WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER G, 1892. VOL- 73. NO. 33 Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U. S. Gov't Report. 1 at Lit J1 " V- V .;" A 1 1 VMw; 1 Li ABSClSiEC PUSS Norili -Carolina Sends CREETINCSTOCEOnCIA What On of lief Most i'romiii cut Citizens Wrllf; Aliuut Oio of Cfcoixlu's'tircnt Uemcille. To TUB I'Ckuc: After several mouths use of King's Iloyal Uerme tuer, 1 must pronounce it in tnnny resiwcts the most marvelons medi cine I baveever or known for the multitude of its remedial virtues, . First, drawing upon expert-lice. I know that it will cure catarrh. I succeeded tho Rv. Dr. Hawthorne as the pastor ot Baltimore church jua twenty-one years agr. liemo val to a colder and more eha geable climate with want of cire in pro tecting nrnelf, brought on an at tack of catarrh whic h m contiu ned wit li in ever in: until I ctm-mence-l tVtra Ey:tl ' (b-rmetuei some month ago. i.rm the me oJ which I am now quite entirely well. 2. It is, a claimed, really a ps.ii tive cure for stomach trouble?, sih , as indujestion. uVswjL,iek head-, ache, eb Thial know from ex perience.. 3. 1 h"ao ucvtr found a letter nerve tonifcand gee-end inviora tor. H (rives lsenthful and refresh ing sheep and as a cure fur insomnia ought by all mean to lite the place of "the bromides, chloral and . othei deleterious if not dangerou dru?. It-ia a fine tonic for public speakers taken both More and af Ut speaking, a I know from ex perience, and no other tonic cr stimulant is needl in rallying from the exaus'.ioa of p-ibiic an 1 esjwially outdoor- wtwikinz.' lu fins I Ufv'd to smile at the enthusi astic testimonial of my j -creoual friends, tier. tin. Hiwihornf and Heasou, concerning Rojal Gernie tuer, but Laving used a dozen b it tie of it and beet made well nig!) "every whit whole," can but ad opt the languni cf the rjueeu Of Sheba and i iv: "l'he half ha nev er betia toM.'' v VVrj rpitfu'iy, 0. W. &ASOF.KLN, Sti'e Auditor, of North Cirrliiia. Wearc cnd'Tsct bf t!iououJsof oar heft kaown people, and are an thoriz"d in anyinir that Cerm-fer will perruanentiv enre Rii uniatimii, Neuralgia, !.r!ig.i n, Jli and Liver Troubles Female; Dkeise, Catarrh, Asthma, Isud ler and rud ritf I)iiSAe,tkiil diea!i. kuch m Kcrofuh, F.ztmA, tic, rarJia's. Epilermv, Kryi;w!af Inwninia, tud Oener.a IMu,tr. Gernielutr cIc uim and purille the blood, invixoraUD the stom h, tonea op the weneral tyteiu, and thui bnng health and liHppiioitii It is not A natiReOiio compound, but is plewant to take un a ft), of ice lemonade. We have a hundwme book printed on tinted glazed pojHT, con taining tho photorapha and Vesti tuoniaU of uiO our b-t people. Write for one, wlu-h will be glad ly furnithed. You will find Kin?' Hoyal Her metoer for !ile by oil lni.'git. I'rice one dollar jx r ttile. KlKO'S IloTAI. (JKRHKTLT.rt C). Atlanta, (li. 3? CD TJT X " &"t HORSE AhO CAT 1 il VoWOrfiS H M ! H r4 'fr. 'VTw W LlH f if f- ! i w mfi"- t-w v.wri1cr i'1 vvit lk "rrt mtf f-M- II fevfi ar I ntl tnvr t lh tMrW'W m rrmm twif pet nt, m frii um tttr flfMt tm fftmtt Vn ffl fwT vt iffrwal tVtVT VMS trfywwfft! iris & TOVTt, VfrUir, KALTivoaa. Mn. For Sale ty W.1M. YEAH BY Drugint, I)urharn, N. C. ehrta ci lrth, ' inaulrf. Flow rlil,.n'OI H cnr4 1r..( 'otiitpf new G iro. A"t iHifrii fccM6TTT I lot ftil fin iuikL rrnrT . euti I.CE il. Heart rJ.u.,iK..i snHt '..MaTiv. ! Dieoase. y at p i cum Tam J .iijl m.;. ---- - iw. . Tun month of November will witness the launchinprof a bracu of new naval vessels. One of these in the Cincinnati, now building at the Brooklyn yard, which ulidod from h;r ways November, 7; tho other is cruiser No. 6, which was launched at San Francisco-, two day previ ously. Of the two vessels, crui ser No. C she is to be known as the Olympia is the more effec tive Sho has a displacement of 5,870 tons, while that of the Uincinuati lsonlra.lg J. in point o'f Bpoed the Olympia is also tho faster by one knot, the Cin cinnati'!) maximum speed bing only nineteen, knots. The Orympta will also possess cer tain defensive qualities which have not been given to the oth er cruisinj; vesbels, and she will be one of the most ei7 cttve ships ia the jvorld of her class. Sho -"..will bo in short both as cnJiUbleand dflsirablu acqu'si tioa to our new 2avy,Itb Secretary Tracy's intention to retain the Olympia on ths raci -fio elation. There in nioro r.ced for vjs?cls in the ' Pacific than in ony cthr pnrt of the wor'd. The other vc-seel built by the Union Iron Works, the Charles ton and tho San Franscisco, have never left those waters nor are they likely to, except in caw of pre'at emergency. Us injjBiin Francisco as a central point, vos&el may be dispatch ed from there to China, Hawaii, Mexico and Central and South Ame'ric This policy of retain ing vessels built en the Pacific coast on that station will apply also to otlit-rs for the construc tion of which contracts may be made. Tito KiIlriJiA Kauu.'r. The ISantier fipj t.;r toin weeV in a n-'svwid eiikrcJ forta. To accom plih thin atroke ot enlrtrprise we had to wit our mute, mortage wir boo e and retit out Iho'cbiiitrf-o by the Jay. Oar th iter Ik. It and 1 f r ftnii , on her inot'ucr'a isi'lo nr t'.;Il wirti bow- ever. It's our t'Jan for tho parson to Uuie wiiti tit tiu ittoit, nii'l si be ulw.iv brinn a d".y' pr.!Viiuoa and slays one hour, w gi ui;rai!y 1. v a gool tuna j inij kt.vm wuu hun. tin yearly a viary f..r prcac! iag the goa jl in ihii. kx-ality ia one black beaver, on- In Jo of b iv, one pound pjrty nnd seven 'ltiiUrs in utot. Tliera w no titling t Jiead of delin quent auWnUsra. Aa c tpuiii of tlie vi;j;ilnne oimmitt', we tarred nnd featthered oi l Jonea, who baa bwn owing us tr five je.uit eb Bcrijaim, and lie went ripbt oil a'tJ himt out t a farmer aa a scarecrow, for oiw doil ir a d y. "?oina of mtrauWribi r are curioiw to know why we use large type in one of our c lair in, and xiiuil typo in all the ri-Ht. c cah explain turn by eayiiiif t.at one of our beat pay- ui2 sulwr.iM'is is deal, nna cuu t be;vr. At!atiU Co!ihl:tuti(l. f.iy HAIR WAS FAUIHS Eealp, Reaty and Crtnly. Terrible lulling. Three (Hbr Kemrln - Fall. Cure! hy Cnttcura Kor $1.75. f fcv 9 lb. Cctwtih Rcmmtfs ' mip llMw. Mr M t rtljr, I'.y f(WH9 t v.,-,i, rin. if iw , i-H( hi!H !: fn I r i'i n.4 iiA t. it b-i.l .f( lu IhwI. It I .hh.n4 t-ft 11h. ri.-., II M JT -f I '!' W-V MlWlAliCA ..i. it wit f ."iii fc4 e -a Mtmr tin-!. I'V' tw nr hfn wnfi-, 1 i4 tn I t n t n vt fi'liiif il, I l t'l fK I MA, tk ot lt'tt I'ftA lint lixi.txio W ( lim I'lrTKVH l!'AtT, hh m4 u. I ll nr.lrliil tn fi luf tlx rnJii. lui ti'nl. t ili-m la mjr It Mid I. H. TlkJiKB, Hm tru, UUt Cs Fa. 3d Eczema Cured ttit,i )fi te y i:nv t-i. Itii t-friu t Mill. Hv, four tn, 4. V mlirr Innn cl trarmi. Hi. Bnrtnrhwl l4 m-vt! iwtwnli' itk ni-(t..r I wm u m tb finn u Is gum. MM. In t wrk hi. el-"t M bfiM. 1 Ui ,k n l jmhI m-vli m n. I r,mlilHil C tmi l.rvM mim. Urn t"r, null tK wa- a.!, 4 tcn m-w i$lv 11 l htm ah In W it h-t. m Wfit iwuw. t lUvnil Ct.tii.iM Hrinir..ll Ihr.-. t.. II A, t IIKSK V. KmmIm Knit., Ftu c, W. va Cutlcura Resolvent Tt ti.4 ml run rill M tmf lmtt ItlMvltM, Mittt,'t?, !nw tfe 1.1." of ft!t Unimrtilf. .nrl nt.i.ti'Hi pU-mt i.t, ClTI- H.,tli'nM PHIn l B. t -H l -.titM !. M.pl-H. hum rmift-f t IWiiiftrr,lrwMr, cir ,r il An J tr. of il IIpw II Ci th ih lmn.:itmfmiwj lHnl lirWnir, iHiminf , iv, n.l frtnif nl h'im't f MMi.tifn.Ma'tMKHl ..f.tililo luir, Cl .ua InfaiKjr 10 (, llora ptmyl 1 Kivlnla. (InM rrtrhr. ttU, CrTT. I .v 1 Un'.fnl, I.J. Irnrt4 -r !'"" i),if na Hii t, r..nr.mTio, KoMo. - llwt Km KM lfmm, M foc-,H Illu-tnUniw, tni km tmliMii.il, wntVi in- LOVE5 U KMT, W llitM, 'll-t ekl Bil .ilM UHO rllWMl Iljr ilTH VM BOAT. sC'i mK,F:fL'Uii:;;EY3, J Tf With IVIrwmnr, dull. !"', BVIm, W i A ll.nnii rtiiOw". rllfl In 1 1HL tnln h U Onlr AnO-r.la il'taMr,Unal) t alUn flt. If We Could Kuow. . If we could know how soon the mollow sod Would cover from our sight the loved face. IIow 6iirely would we smooth . the way to God . If wo could know. IIow many a tender kiss,? a frontier word, How many a brighter smile our lips woutu give Could we but see the silenced heart-pulse stirred, . Could we but know. If we could sea how near the river side That dear one stands, whose love we lightly hold, . IIow gladly would we cheering words con lid e If we could know. IIow many a loving look, en dearment fond, Or thrilling touch of human sympathy Would we extend ere life had passed beyond, If wo could know. If we could know today that never more That voice would t call us on life's weary way. How gently would we heed its peace impiure, If we could know. If we could know, as Him who knoweth all, ' How many an aching heart is ours to neal. How much of gladness would our love recall, If we could know. The Manufactures and Liber al Building of the Chicago Ex position is the largest structure on earth. It covers thirty acres of ground, extending the third of a mile along the lake shore The cost of jt was ?1,700,000. Twelve million pounds of iron were used in. its construction, and seventeen million feet of lumbers Its sky-lights alone would cover eleven acres of ground. DAVID DUDLEY f IELD nas presented to the Washington and Lee University, Virginia, his entire collection of law book?. The gift is vauledat 25,000. In the limited space between Worth street and the Battery, in New York, where there are many large wholesale houses, it is stated that 15,000 women are employed as typewriters. A single typewriting machine company finds employment, through its various offices, for 10,000 women a year. "The originator of the theory that the earth is round was probably Thales f Miletus about (i'J b. c. lie not only taught that the earth was glvbular in form, but of the five zones, some of the principle cir cles of the sphere, the capacity of the moon and the true course ! of the lunar eclipses. The Kalmuck of Astrakhan, a roving people numbering; about 1.V 5000 souls, have at last been freed from serfdom. When the other Russian serfs were freed in 1801 it was con sidered dangerous to extend this privilege to these people, had crawled up on a pile of cot lest their wildneea would lead; ton seed and was m a dying to its abuse. (condition. Five minutes after- i . j wards the child died. A curious circumstance in j Th juiy found it8 bftck from connection with the epidemic jhead tJ0 kels a ma8g of oW of cholera at Hembanr was the 8Car 8 Bhowinff that Goodin had departure of all the birds from ; prevwug,y maWatd it, and a the city only a few days prior Jerfect of lruisefl contu. to the outbreak. Recent exjieriment has proved that if a delicate piece of lace be placed between an iron plate and a disk of gunpowder, and the latter be detonated, the lace will be clearly stamped on the iron. One of the largest sales of cattle ever made in Kentucky was made at Paris last week, 0. Alexander selling to T. 0. Eastman, of New York, nearly socn hundred head of Durham, all "reds." They average over 1 ,800 pounds, and brought Mr. Alexander about $C5,ooo. The price paid for them is the high est so far this season. Tk caH tie will be shipped to England, some of them for Queen Victoria and others for the Lon don and Liverpool Christmas markets. It will take sixty cars to transport them from Paris to New York. Four littbiea Uunicd Alkanpkr, Ont, Nov. 1. The four children of Mrs. Mor rier wero burned to death yes terday. The little ones, whose aires were 6.4.21 andl year, were left alone in the house while their mother went to visit a neighbor. The mother is in sane from grief. A writer in the Richmond Dispatch, noting the scarcity of genuinely honest men in some sections of the country, says: "In a recent issue of your paper I noticed the death of Mr Li. Lottier, and it gives me pleasure to bear witness to the tact that he was 'an honest man.'-" In 1857 reverses overtook him, and he was unable then to pay for some tobacco bought (probably) for cash. The sellers of it never sued him: indeed, they took no paper from him to show that he owed the debt, in tne great fire of 1805 which took place in Kichmond, the books or the firm that sold Mr. Lottier the to bacco, though in a fine, costly safe, were utterly ' destroyed. Thus the debt was not only out of date, but all evidence of the particulars of it was lost. .Not withstanding this Mr. Lottier, after his success .in business, settled the debt entirely to the satisfaction of the parties to whom it was due. I-.vo other of your Richmond citiaens act- in the same manner , about old debts. Such action showed the honest stuff they were mada of." Happy Lives." She tossed the curls from her blushinjr face; She softly sighed with a girlish crrace. "I'm weary of life it's so com monplace. Weary of music, forever sweet; Sick of rose leaves beneath my feet; Tired of the days that them selves repeat." . Faded the roses, the music stilled; Change has come, as the maiden willed; Sorrow the pulse of her life has thrilled Sorrow too deep to be sighed a- way; Where is that wearisome yester day. Bright with beauty too fair to stay. Into the silence that sits apart, Keeping watch o'er the aching heart, Steals a thought like an arrowy dart, -. "Through the swift cycles of time and space One is the fate that befalls the race Happv lives only are common place." Selected. 'He. May Le Lynched Vet. Columbia, S C, Nov. l. Dorsey Goodin deliberately beat to death his little elevcn year- old step-daughter lastbaturday near Timnionsville, Florence county. At the coroner's inquest to day the facts were brought out that in spite of the child's mother, Goodin whipped it with a Ini-irA leather atran bavins? an iiron buckle on the end for at least twenty-five minute and then picked it up andhuricdit to the floor. He then forced the mother to go hiin and work. away with They returned three hours later and found that the child sionsand lacerations from the recent inhumanity of its brutal step-father. A verdict in accordance with these facts was rendered. Good in has been arrested, and in spite of frequent threats of lynchinsr has been safely lodged in thi Florence jail. He may be lynched yet Took Koeh-y an t lMo.1. New Your, Oct. 31. Thomas Hill of Ilillsboro, N. 0., said to be a cousin of the Confederate general, Ben Hill, died Satur day night in a cheap lodging house in Clinton place. Hill came North a few months ngo to take a course of treatment in tbeKeeley institute at White Plains. After graduating from the institute he did not reform, but drank more than ever, his friends said. He dictated a let ter to his wife at Hillsboro. Saturday, ia which he begged her to come quickly, if tdie would see him alive, for he was dying. Soon afterwards Hill's landlady found him dead in his room. Justice James, of the Su preme Court of the District of Columbia, will retire from the beach at the end of the present month. .il! M: III 1 ! i Stranger What road take to go to Chicago? fetation Master 1 he Hell, Hades & Purgatory R. R., steen tracks to the right. .j i m i v Was even; I stood 'neath her casement And tinkled my dulcet euitar. I sang her a song to inform her She was ray particular star; nd when for an hour I'd told And her I'd love her where'er I might roam, Her father came out just to tell me She was not that evening at borne. Lost its Point. Mrs. Dalybred "John, I see by the paner the court have decid ed the word ' damn" is not pro fane. Dalybred Then I'll have to get accustomed to using some thing else. Cue Is Euuusli, Of course it was a 'great parade,' 'lis highest treason to deny; But just one more like it will I see, And then I'll go straight off and die. Some llclplef Fellow, Mies Flipp I am going to be married iu June. Miss Kecdick Let me con gratulate you. Who is the hap py man? .uiss lipp Oh, i haven't selected him yet, but I am de cidedly of the oDiaion that June is tho best niont'i to be married in. A Swipe at the CVuut ry IMitnr. A young country editor fell tn love witn the cieagvman p daughter. The next time he went to church he was rather taken aback when the preacher announced his text: "My daughter is grievously torment ed with a devil." Madje Going to church, Mame? Mame "o, I guess I won't I'm pretty well posted on the fall styles already. Lord Lovering Why do you hesitate, dearest? I offer you mv love myself rny title Mis Credsus I was wonder ing whether papa could spare enougft money to support your self and your title. Mr. Ait in You see things in a different light since you mar ried, do you n-.'t. Mr. Nuwed-I ought to There were fifteen lamps among our wedding presents. Mr. Leeper A burglar got in mv hnimel.ist niirht." Mr. Weedy Did he steal any thins? Mr. Leeper Yes, he robbec me of a night's sleep. He woke up the baby. Itev. Tout lUu'a Spurt. Kev. Tom Dixen, of New York, took a day on Stati n Is land two weeks ago. He wa particularly litcity, nagging thirty-live rohbins. On return to the hotel hia well filled can vass bag attracted the attention of the game inspector and upon examination of us content Kev Tom Dixon was placed under arrest. He had broken the game law of Statcu Island. The high ly prized little robbins were counted and found to number thirty-one for which the justice kindly informed Mr. Dixon flint thev wou! l roft mm oniv s each, a total of $155. Mr; bis on was somewhat nonplused but drew his check boo 1c and IS sued the check for $155 for his day's sport and went home with his birds, having learned at some cost 'tis true, a valuable lesson. .!,C, Wilfonir Murdered, John O. uurong was mur dcred Oct. 31st, near Peter Lit tie's, while returning from the Democratic rally at Statesville, Th murderer was a desperate character named Win. Miller, whom he met in the rood. Wil to I -ATE H. MARKHAM'S- DRESS GUUDrf, 10, 12J, 15, 20, 25,45, COc. Red and White Flunnd, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 50c Whito Twilled Flannel, 30s. Canton Flannel, 71, 10, 121, 20c. Uleached Domestic, Cl, 71, 81, 10c. 10-4 Sheeting, 25, 30c. "tJ3 4-4 Sheeting. 5 to 7c. Tickiug. Ginghams, Flaids, Prints, Kid Gloves, Hose, Half nose. Dress Shirts. Collars, Working Shirts, Overalls, Underwear for ladies and men. ZEIGLER BROS. Fine Shoe. for ladies, $2.00, $2.50, $2.75, $3 00, $3.25, $4.00. Misses and Children's, 75, $1.00, $1.25, $1.40, $1.50, $1 75, $2.00, $2.50. Latest styles of Hats and Cnpa for Men, Youths and Boys. Boston Shoe Polish for men's shoes. The best. Gilt Edue Shoe Polish for ladies' shoes. Fine solid shoes for Men, Hoyg and Youths. , Randolph Shoes for Men, Boys and Youth's. Rubber Shoes for Ladies, Men and Children. CROCKERY. anterns, , JJprdware, Quns, pistols, partridges, ghells, . Bar Lead, Nails. Knives and Forks. Fancv Groceries. U0t7Powder I r.l0,i n. Canned Good, Leather, Calf Skins, Trunks, Valises, Tourist Bags oct-26 Yours truly, H THIS SPACE HEPND0N & BAGWELL. LOOK OUT IN NEXT ISSUE. fonsr spoke sharply to his horse Miller accused Wilfong of abus ing him. The men quarreled and dismounted. W ilfong fought with his fist but Miller used a knife, cutting his anta gonist on the arm and face. Wilfong died the next morning. He was was a bright young farmer on the Catawba river. Charged with Wlte Murder. At the request of T. O. Kelly, her father, the body of Mrs LorenaRich has been exumed at Mount Oliye, and an autopsy made by the coroner in the pres ence of the jury. This reveal ed that her neck was broken in two places, and that her skull was fractured, a telegram has been sent to South Carolina, ordering the arrest of Y. C. Rich, the dead woman s hdi band. on the charge of murder. Rich was charged with murder several weeks ago, but was acquitted for lack of evidence. TRINITY COLLEGE LECTURE COURSE. What l rropoeI unit How to K AlmiU Doing IU The Collece is detdrotis of furnish- inn the people of Durham and the students tin? opportunity of atteml- itnr a aeries of lirst cl:u lectures, ns a laenim of popubir culture. In or der to do this, it w necessary t so- cure aui-sHTipuon ior a muiici-ni number at tickets to insure the Rrade uf talent ilee'red. Tho proposed c-Mirse and l4l-s are as fulliws: Hon. J T. Graves, Ni.v. 22. "The Reign 'f the Demagogue.' Swedish Concert Co. Dee. 9. Vocal nn.l Instrumental Programme. J. II. Bogg.'M, Jail. . -Uii the rtc'gbU." Pr. Jam Iktlley Feb. 7. "Wur.leil A Man:' Col. L. K. O'l- lond. Feb. 27. "Agncrtic Ulmidcrs " F. D. Losey, Mtr. 2. Imiicwmmlions fr n "Oliver Twiat." The Uleut rcpreiK'ntcd in this list has m;i le a nuution l;fore Ho'ilh ern audiences for wit, wil.m and tloijueuee. In musing rate the I'C- lure Committee n is n.i.i it in nunu to nmko it H.iblc for everyone to at tend. HATES. Public. Schools. Pinde tkket 80. 35. j Season ticket I2.M. tl.SO. Season ticket for lady and gentle- i man. public, 3.7S; scboijls. it.'i. I S m ticket for family 16.00. Thow? desnwis of ecuring tickets should apply personally, or by posud card, to J. i. Armstrong, i runty Park. The money for these to be collected when a sufficient number of tickets hits been subscribsd tor to secure the course. Subscribe iUCOKPKR. to The til-IF It 1 U EULA5S WARE. LAMPS. H MARK HAM. BELONGS TO RnaolatloDS or Respect. Chancellor Commander and Breth ren, Durham Lodge, No. 31, K. of P.: It has pleased Almighty God, in His wise providence, to remove from this world the soul of our deceased brother, R. W. B. Ilapper, a member of Norfolk Lodge, No. 9, K. of Pi The deceased expired on the mornirg ' -wemoer lax, ai nia residence in " city, at peace with ood ana an good men. Brother Tlapper was an honest man, an exemplary Pythian and a good citizen. He contributed his presence, his zeal, and his re markable intelligence to the support and furtherance of the interest of Durham Lodge, No. 31, and will be sadly missed by the brotherhood. Endowed by nature with clear intel lectual perceptions and candor of life and manner, be was a power in the cause of Friendship, Charity and Benevolence. It is fit, therefore, that this Lodge should adopt the following resolu tions: 1. That in the death of Bro. Ilap per, this Lodge has lost one of lU ablest supporters and each member a personal friend. 2. That we bow in humble sub mission to the will of Ood in remov ing our brother to a better and more enduring home and that in the linger ing light of his soble example we shatl strive to be better Pythians. 3. That we sincerely sympathize with his bereaved family, and as ttitro that while we sorrow with them we n juice that ths sun of life went not djwn as sets the sun behind the darkened west, but that like the morning star, it rose higher and higher until it melted away in the sunlight ot heaven. 4. That a copy of these resolutions be transmitted to the family of the deceased, to Norfolk Lodge, No. 9, that they be published in the daily papers, and be spread on the minutes of this Lodge. G. A. Yatcs, W. A. Slater, A. K. Ixotd, Committee. Condition or the Week lltmlunw. New York, Nov. 4. The business failures during the past seven days, M reported byR. 0. Dun Co., number for th, rjnited States 207, Canada 31, total 238, as compared with 187 last week and 206 for the i orrcsponding week last year.
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