THE DURHAM RECORDER.
4E. C. HACKNEY, Proprietor
WEDNESDAY.Jan. 16. 1395.;
Sexator Gordon, of Georgia,
says, that the present income tax
law was self-executing. That ac
cording to certain provisions those
who were subject to the tax were
compelled to pay it upon their
income, whether the present ap
propriation bill passed or not.
The only way of escaping the law
was by its repeal.
The Franklin News says that
legislation is not what troubles the
country. "That is baa enougn,
it thinks, "but the underlying
evil is in our homes. During
1895. let us try new lines banish
t,A all-mtton theory, raise homes
V - " W
supplies and live on home-raised
hominv. It is the best
and the cheapest And a careful
adherence to this line will make
times easier next fall and debts
can be met with a facility that
will make the country smile.'
Oin'M Dt Sweet Waterortllloar
(As sung by Tolk Miller.)
Oh, see dat watermillion a smilin'
threw the fence;
How I wish dat watermillion it
was mine;
I)e white folks must be foolish t'
left' it dar alone,
A-smiluV at me foin de vine,
CHORCS.
nu An knmltmie am sweet, bacon
V'if
am good,
Tossum fat am very, very fine:
oh! cira' me I
LUV fe "
reallv wish you would
n tv arniillion smilin' on de
vine.
Youmav talk about yo' peaches,
vo' apples, and yo' pears,
n'Ai 'simmons erowiu' on de
'simmon tree;
liut bless vo' soul, my honey, of
all de fruits dat grows
De watermillion is de fruit for
me.
Chorus.
When de dewdropsdey are fallin'
dat 'tnilliou's gwine to cool
An' I know its gwine to eat most
awful fine;
An' I'm gw ine to fetch it, or els
I is a fool;
I ain't gwine let' it dar a spilin'
on de vine.
ery day. We have a much larg went to the president himself,
er territory forpeoplo to roam in They were given an immediate au.
and change their situations, more dience, ana tor a long time tne
tramps on the road, and less pinch prestaeni ana me wo benawr,
ing poverty. We also have far h.ub
ess socialism and infidelity, . v . 9 . f , .
which unquestionably breed a Mn Cieveland was freeiy told
great many suicides perhaps that no measure could be passed
some than any other two causes I that did not in a very material Ln'omrh to do credit to Ms training,
Lynchburg News. way recognize silver. The presi- -The permaaenv fund ot the waro
The Old North 5Ut. dent' il !SS Sai?' "jf? ? V? J"f JL
until re ac ueu Kb iuo buu v
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATION A
A biblical student has fifrrU " i
that Solomon's temple was only 1...
feet long, 30 foet wide and M feet h!j;ii.
.-Mrs. Barnes, world' secretary o1
the Young Women's llranoh of the V.
C. T. U., reports seven hundred young
people in the unions in South Africa.
Gen. Booth, of the Salvation "array
has six children engaged in the great
work he has in hand, and they are elev
er. sensible, eloaueiu ami curutai
I Albert Fowler, brother of Chie
Judge Fowler, of the Marylaud ju
dicial circuit, and United btates
consul at Morrisburg, Ontario, is
visitine friends in Baltimore, on a
leave of absence.
.n.u.u. approval In adyance to any bill un
Extracts from the January To- coM mi tht8Ucha
rum:
fiscal year the handsome sum of 81,38ft,'
ni a ' .
hill nrrvnld nn;. , I . . v- . 1 v
. ,. ., . T ., ... r , . icaiura 01 vu im
" ew people realize tliat iNOnn It . t . d howevePi Haven to New York on Saturday after-
Carolina is more than 500 miles that at this- conference the bill alLltZ
in length, or that if New Hamp-I which Mr. Jones will introduce Saturday afternoons, and the student
shire, Vermont, Massachusetts, today was discussed in detail, and opportunity w come w
" 1 I vi - Wt. IiIa Ie An Nun nn V
... . Tit.. J- Tl J TV.1I.. . .. . . . .. I "" iw ret""" - " f
uonnecucut, mioue isisuu, wiMuiat tne two senators leu ; me afternoon.
nu'aro ani Xpw Jatspv wfirfl all I whit hnnse thnroucrfilv familiar I The salvation army benn opera-
I 1 At - . : . it n .... :l iMAmnnttii Htm. I
mado into one one state, it would with the ideas of the president, and establishing at Fort Honolulu. By
still lack over 5,000 square miles I able to assure the members of the noon of October 13, sixty-one of the
of being as large as North Carolina senate that such a measure, if Zluor7'omX
"Fifty-nine per cent of its sur- enacted oy congress, wouia De ap-Uoien or so nationalities in the city
the converts. There were
.DUKE .
Cigarettes
wmmm
pUREfOUl(HAR
I' . toVXekl
Cigarettes
irrvw.DukeSomaco.VTv
DURHAM. K.C. U.S.A.
f
Weak Fulothers
and all wonn n who are liunung babies, derive almost inoon.
ceivab'e benefits from tlio nourisliing proiertiea of ,.
Scott's Emulsion
This is the most nourishing food known to science. It en
riches tho mother's milk and gives her ttrtngth. It also
makes babies fut and gives more nouruhmeat to growing
children than all the rest of the food they eat
Scott's Emulsion has been prescribed by physicians for
twenty y ear t for Bickoti, Marasmus, Wasting Diseaaea of Children,
Oonghs, Colds, Weak Lungs, Emaciation and Consumption. ,
Send fr famMtt en Sttll't Emuttitn. FREE.
Soott Jb Bowno, N. Y. All Drug glets. , 60 cents) and I.
madc rnoM
High Craio Tobacco
ABSOLUTELY PURE
face IS forest, and it COmuineU r r- twentv-four Uawaiians. eieht Chinese,
Within its limits a greater variety Bv ws Ulafuc l"c uuu" nd a Caroline blander anionff the
Of Climate than anj 'Other State U, -Ninety-nv. year. .theBel
. i r..l I Aiiv fnnndnd. Since then
..v vu.Uvr. -v. ..... - are said to believe it to be the one ba, Drin'ted theGo.pelslneoi lan-
nif snmi-tronu'iil alone tne sea. i t .1 u ru-l i , fi;ir.rim-
1 o . . measure luai ku kci imuugu. iiici irs'' "' T., .MArat nrin
nnrl hfirli nn.l mmmbiinniis in the , r:i f Kit. l'rc?ress in eighty-seven language! Johu Callahan, general superin-
ijiasBagcui nuts vi luii. s w.m K Testament commentary has tAniin nfth. Vfirfnitt nnd Wash-
U fwtjril nortlOIl. a wirctn Anpnl llruMl tVio nttl. I A 1 rt.(nAc AmMn Svrino I
,-4.ww -r - v., "--. I Rtalviat Mmmnv. wn in
- w.e VII I 1 a. I T 1 : Tm I wlA 1 1 1 nil 11 I I1ILIVU W W -
"It is rich in mineral as wen tnde of the silver men. """1"', " Z " .1 v" Pri a. Insert.
... .11 i .. i. I . . . r, i vvua.du, --- i.., j-w.v .v..- w - . j , 1
asiuumoer, mm uus un, umy i Ttte principal leatures oi oena- year it sent out 67,ooo,ooo or putm- , . ..i that u beine
. o. T ft !...! I . . ..... ., Mr.. I ..atlna .1 O
compeicniuoarumagmu.- tor joues" diu are tnese: tne - - ... . 1MM, cnXani built for the company there.
turebuta Geographical survey of secretary of the treasury will be womaB who haa succeeded In working Mrs. Cramer, of Neenahr.W'is.l
National fame which has through I authorized to issue 500,000,000 of ber way through a two years finished reading her Bible forthe
it nlilA rMmrts on the rosources of I coupon or registered bonds, inter-1 257th time-on December 31, and
North Carol
million doll
investment and lias saved tho cit
izens of the Hate many tunes, . teachers and classmntes that they are
rireventing throuch its rciiorts, J u fnr tu. rnrren vnenses The first colored woman to receive
useless inventions. of the trensurv. and the redemption 22
- I WU illiw .naijr auvii'ti! " " " J
"North Carolina is also ncli in I of the CTeenbacks and the treasury trraduated from oberlin college in ises,
i 1 -.. oml :..4 ci,,m,IInsrakinsor Her tne woman s r-ra.
Hgncuuurui iuaw I ,MUCv w.-u - . - ..xhe whools of the
WINTER
IS HERE.
nlina hrniiflit several est and principal payable in gold at pro children in eonneotion with the closed it with the remark that she
onna orougut erai r 3 per cent, Haines schoolin Augusta, Ga. There "would not read it again that year."
lars into the State for no1 "ceeaing or 3 per tuh on one other kinder?arteI1 or coi. gh . g f
the bonds to run thirty years, but ored'children tn the south, and Miss
redeemable at the option of the 1 gmallwood was so well liked by her
government after twenty years.
y
Of the finest plantations m llieiact. I lie Donas win 01 wt ac- district have sustained an irreparable 1 s
South are in the noble common- moninations of $20, $5o $,00, J- VentyVJ yiTS V Q Q
wealth.
Five-Cent Cotton.
The New York World makes a
I500., ?I.OOO, 5,000 and SIO.OOO, TiBable service as a teacher. When
all exempt from taxation, etc., and Oberlin college opened its doors to
subscriptions for them are to be - ra.!
received at the treasury, or at any 1 takinir what was commonly called the
stronjj rioint for the South when I sub-treasury or any bank where jrenUeman's course, on the principle
it say "The fjuc-tion of what United States funds are deposited. ,ordf of creatto0, and no women teed
the South is coiner to do with five-1 it being the intention of the act to apply. Only younfr women of the loft-
cent cotton is rartiallv auswiwl gve full and free opportunity lor
1 .. i ,......... !. r eenerai suDscnption. 1 ne loan is
well cotton mills are unable to to be made as popular as possible.
mnnntartni-.twinrjo f ihrtt Ifl PAITi. I JctplUl
ltition with the South. The
South will hereafter manufacture
iest ambition and the keenest thirst
for knowledge presented themselre I
M candidates for the degree of A. U
WIT AND WISDOM.
"A nerrr heart doeth good like
Bed icine." Bible.
The "soft answer" precipitates the
deaf man's wrath. lirenham IVeM.
Papa, what is a fsdr "A fad.
my son. to somebody else s tancy.
Suicides.
According to statistics which
have just been publisheu, it ap
pears that in the last four years
26,000 persons have killed them
selves in France, whereas, in Italy,
with a population almost equal,
the number of suicides during the
same iriod was only 8,000. M
Ht-nri Fou'juier explains that in
Italvthe Iloman Catholic reltg
ion is still strongly rooUid in the
imputation, and that it aet as a
deterrent against self-lertruction.
Moreover, if Ittly is not such a
rich county as France, overty
thee is sevtrly felt and more
eay to bear, than in France,
thanks to the Italian sunsh'ne
and blue ky. I Wing on to ex
amine what may be called the
quality of the miicides in the two
counting M. Fouquier points out
that in Italy dMtruction is in
mo4 cases the rtffilt of a love
drama, whereas in France, out of
an average of 6,500 sucides a ar,
there are not more than .".00 that
can be cla4 & suicide of pas
sion. In France, money, or rath
er the lack of it, is the cam ol
slf-deMructioii. M. Fouquier
considers that alout 2,000 nuicidi
a ar may le due to insanity;
but lie int nt that it is now
dimotiHtruk-d by the statistics that
in France f KK a year,
that is to say, alout t4-n jrrons a
day hang, drown, or wtille them-
stive with fumc or charcxil, or
blow out their brains because they
are ruined, because they are prose
cuted by their creditors, became
they cannot tarn enough to pro
cure food, arid dying of etarva
tion. Matters are not m bad in tliin
country by long odds, though
some three or four jersous kill
thwowlvi in New Wk cityt-v-
natural cost of living in a warmer I
climate is smaller than it Is under I
the protracted winters of New
England."
This is excellent for the manu-1
fiicturerx, but does not hardly
satisfy the five-cent cotton
planter. Still, even in that re
gard, the cheapness of manufac-
G Mk H
Coagh ! Cough ! ! It's the
hacking cough that often ends
in the most serious trouble.
stops the cough at once by
removing the cause and thus
prevents the trouble. . Put two
teaspoonfuls of this good old
remedy in a small cup of
molasses, take teaspoonful
often, and your cough mill
quickly cease. Sold every
where. Vott now get double
the quantity of Pain-Killer for
the same old price.
ferry Davis ft Soa.frovtdeace.ILL
mm? fnnTW
makes an order on
China for $200,000,000 of gold
there is no place but this country
to co for it. The banks of En?-
more and more of its own cotton, ,and protect England, banks of
and thus obtain what n has long France ,,rotect France, German iTit-Uiu.
desired more diversified indus- banks orotect Germany, but! -Th not beautiful pictures are
Ti , ., . . ..I, . ", , . . those thai lovers carry In their eyes.-
tnes. It can do thw because it I America has been for past years " Galveston Sew
has cheaper cotton, cheajier coal, 1 regular draw for the world. Ifl When a woman's face Isherfor
cheaper labor, and because the h ore jM.withdrwn
the treasury anotner.oona issue -The politician who has bea lost
will be a necessity. I in the shuffle dors not think much of
T ., . . ,.. . r. r. I the pack he baa been with. Picayune.
mine sc.. w. ..joneMy,he want paid for his
Stewart had closed his speech on last poemr "Well, if it's really bis
the financial question, Mr. Gorman Jf. W. Wn handsomelyr-Atlanu
rose and made a speech which had vibUe-Th rirls who pose aa li
been anticipated for several days. J In picture, do they make Ag money?
When it was noised about that rZw J "re Uv,n-.-ui-
Senator Gorman was about tomaksl 0ld Crusty says it U perfectly prop
remarks on the financial question r '" woman to speak of her hn-
ture and of even-thing the planter the galleries rapidly began to fill pXia BeemT
now has to buy for Ins farm and J and senators who had been in com-1 Not Important 'They say that
e :i i.t.:. . ... I mlitu rnnme nnw tn anA erax'M.l Lelffhtleiirh tkIdwaite I losing his
Kiuiii,, .i.au-H ew,um. - ... ind. WeJI he.,,n(,kyif that's all nurns
t:ir mm vp!i nn.l rtA ivui I Gorman closest attention. He be- v. . i,inif.-Uetroit Echo.
v.llgins by declaring himself opposed -"W hy 1 Smith aiays sinirinjr Caked & Inflamed Udders.
seven dollars r barrel, (mk and ? ? a"ck hkJ was " . VtT.ke up S1SSZ Piles,
bacon id and u ir humlrcl, L:t;ftn foprinnle th. nMB1-... hv iiucks-iiow fooi!.h it 1. 1 be ai- Rheumatic Pains,
sugar 10 to 12 ecu ,r pound. cmtingoirt,ie arpror,riation. ih te''SS. lr. Bruises and Strains.
and everything else 10 proiwrtion. thcn rrocccdcd to discuss the tariff the common people. -Eot,a Trans- unnnjr Sores
. " 1 . . . r"uu,,"""," w" B ZMMher-lu-Uw-Sow thatvouare le.rtmmnl t.
.n!itir.fi. IferltflarM that he i . .,
ww.....- - n. - a iiturr iru a HUr jw ts 'ti iss . easi
for fine would never hnd voted for more tomfoolery. Son in Uw-No; 1 Stiff iolnts.
the tariff bill had he not uiievcd SwmJJ" thl ta B'lMt"""u" Harnws & Saddle Sores,
li iisiu ixren suapvu w aa i' ijiki "Are you ioni ni nnniinr ,
.f1 d.r it. .rrfici. ,.f 11 depends," replied the man who is SCiailCa,
. - ... I i erHlf l.r t'Nv! e. "on v3 ether
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
We want to say when you como to Dui lmm to buy your
WINTER SHOES, DRESS GOODS &ty
be sure and give us a trial. First. AVo will navo you won
ty. we are oitenng soma
EXTRA BARGAINS now.
Will sell the best Plads Riverside that's made for 0c, yard
worth 7c, elsewero. Pact Goods lOc, yard up. ruit of Loom
Bleaching 71c. yard. Indigo Hiue Calico only 5c. yard. Six
cord machine thread 2Je. spool, just half price. Three cord ma
chino thread le. ppool, 200 yards on spmd. 350 pins. lc, :
needles 10c, 141 buttons 5c. Cutton Flannel fic. yard. All Wool
15c. . Large BiarAets only 50c, Droad Cloth 84 inches wid all
colors only Sue yard, worih iloubhithe mousy. 0xm1 Cottfn Flow
Lines only 5c. each . Ilubber Over Shoes 25c. Bed Ticking 7ic.
Shoes from 25e. up.
E. A. Moffitt, Proprietor.
G M. M Of fit, ttuMiies-s Manager.
0ponite HiiWi X. Y. Cash Store. .-.
niLLINERY,
MLILINERY.
v lu g to inform the public that we have received our
Fall stock of Millinery Goods, conwatmg of
latent tleiiicrift in
HATS, BONNE T5 &C AU full line of Novelties, Rib
bon &C whieli will be? j:!a ;tt
C33T! C33T1C33T1
KXl'ERIUNCKDTIUMMERS
have U'eii wcure! ami onlew fill"l on short notice.
IV 11.
flain St. Djr.i i:n N C. 0 .V ii'iiu'a Hardware store.
ire wen weureu
IE 11.
for
J . Bill!
IK'S
OYSTER DEPOT.
the frieght with the mil! bthi.
door.
Wsshlnjcton News.
Washington, Jan. 14. Senator
Ransom and Mrs. ikmtor Vance
did not attend the lait reception at
the white house as published. Mrs.
Vance is still in deep mourning and
docs not go out at alt.
Mrs. Colonel Morthead gave an
elegant luncheon to a party of la
dies at the Shorean last Saturday.
It has at last been decided!
where the much needed govern
ment printing office will be built.
General Mahone owned some land
here on which be wanted the
IBM. Ft-
the Kovttnmi-ut. At aus Mr.
Gorman finitdicd ttfter a long and
spirited speech with many inter
ruplions, then Mr. Allison took
the floor.
LteaervliiK I'mlae.
Wed'rsire to say to our citi
zens, that for years we have
been selling Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, Dr
Krng's New Life I'ilU.Bucklen's
Arnica Halve and Elcc'ric hit
t rs, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or
printing office to be Luilt, and he I that have given Buch universal
dclaved leirUlation until the site he satisfaction. d not hesi-
wanted was agreed upon.
Senator Jones, ho acted as man
agcr in bringing the waning fac
tions of the democratic party to
gether on the ta.iff bill, assumed
that role again today with refer
ence to the currency bill. Last
Saturday morning Senator Jones,
accompanied by Senator Camden,
of West Virginia, a gold standard
man, called at the treasury depart
ment and bad a lorg conference
with the secretary, and thence
tato to guarantee them every
time, and we stand ready to re
fund the purchase price, if sat
factory results do not follow
iheiruse. These remedies have
woo their great popularity pure
ly on its merits. H. Blackmail
&Son.
Aflifrts.$7I
L r Bs)as1MakaaK VtWftMtWtM
f i Tir iijajfi 1 J witassn nmf fcamsia. ?
f r r 1
aasjp , sT- (JiIJIIJ
1jiBbago,
fon fi:rsn iitr tr a cullsr imtu.n. -
Vsiiijrtn Mar.
"Tommy is an awful fellow to piay
wiii'llin? whemcs."' "Wlitit's ho done lilijicrS.
prilier sd4 then joined a football
learn." Chicago Record.
TVacW (toeta In thlastaoxa,
schat Is meant by tho line. "The shades
of olpht were falllnf fstT" Clever
MiolsrTba fteople were fmlHafr
down th blifiIn.-Tit-i:it.
Mrs. Cobbler-liiWiTn, see that
tnaa over thera with the foil vest?
Yoraif Gobblers Ve. Mr liobblrr
Well, your poor father helped to
make it tha Syracuse I'ost,
"Fall sleeve ars very P"P"lr."
said the frirt who was dmitfhinir a new
dress. "Yes." replied the irirt who en
join foot ball; ''but not as popular as
fall backs." Washington Mar.
Not Uoylnjr. Fair I'urrlissrr
When the r Is ernwdel tike this
ton most sell an awful lot? Uerk
Vo, ma'am, not mm h. The most of
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Scat of Pain and
Ousts It In a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
these people art eiujlj shopping-. N.
Y. World,
II. lleineman, Milwaukee
writes: 'One box Japanes
Pile Cure hat cured me of a case
of 28 years standing, after being
treated by New York'a but
physicians." Sold bjr W. M.
Vaarby,
Mustang Unlmcnt conquers
fain,
Makes flail or Beast W9
"When traveling, always take
a cake of Johnson's Oriental
soap with you; diseases are of
ten caught from using hote
soap. Bold by W. M. Yearby.
DEALER IN
Fine Old Plants and Choice
Select Oysters.
1
Clothios: House,
Established 1885,
Now is tliu time ami here i the place tn 1uy your
WINTER CLOTHING.
li.. .11iwt ieMt il.lUfi.xl utiil mitv fun fcfurv lnlliint? llOUK1 in
IIIV Wit,r tnut.ii. iivi mm-. ...... - " " J 1- - a I
tin. 1. lv. Vuu Inu2 it inn er the iiewtnriH. ana nn
lower than ever lx;fore. Much tho largest utock in the t3r I
to wlrct from. Oivoim a IoK. Iivu "polite nalcwncii wi
wait m you. No trouble to nhov va
T. J. LAA'IBB,
THE CLOTHIER AND GENTS' FURNISHER.
CORNER MAI N MANCUM STREETS.
DURHAm, N. C.