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Castoria Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infanta
atnd Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphino nor
other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitute
. for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing-' Syrups, and Castor Oil. .
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee Is thirty years' use bjf
Millions of Mothers. ; Castoria Is the Children's Panacea
"the Mother's Friend. .v .
Castoria.
JCaatorfakso veil adapted to children that
,1 recommend It m superior to any prescription
known to me." " E. A. Abchib, M. D . .
. 1H So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T, '.
: ' " The use of ''Castoria Is go. unlveml and.
: its merits so well known that it seems a work
;r- 'of .supererogation to endorse It. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
' within easy reach,"
7. k ' i . GaVM Uabtyx, D. IX, V ' ".v
!" L " Hew York City. -
Tr CxtrrAon
I
WILL endeavor to give the people of Durham the best BARBER SHOP
service they have ever bad. I will keep nothing but the very best
workman at each chair, and the very beet supplies, such as Soaps, Bay
Rimv Creams, Toilet -Waters, - Brillian kept
- strictly clean. Ladies Shampooing and hair and bangs trimmed any day
; except Saturday,-, lam whore I have :beoa ; for thirteen years, 102 West
, warn otrccu. x leuutiu us iwiurw yvur
Blclimond and Danville Bail Road Co.
Samuel Spencer, T. W. Huidekoper
. aod Jtcubeu Foster, Becelrera.
R. & D. and N. C, Div's.
: ; CONDENSED PCHUD'tB.
IN EFPrtT MY 18'PH, 1893.
DAILY.
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liETWEBN WEST POINT AND RICHM'D
West Point 7,50 a m. daily, and 8,60 a
m dally esoept Sunday and Monday; arrive
y esoept nunc
lond 9,06 anc
: Richmond 9,06 and 10,40 a m. - Returning
- Ketumins
litare Richmond 8,10 and 4,45 v m. daily except
Sunday ; arrive West Point 5,00 and 6,05 p m,
BETWEKJI RICHMOND AND RALEIGH,'
Leave Richmond 12,40 p m, dally, leave
wysville 8,40 p m! arrive Oxford 6,81 p m,
uderion 6,40 a m, Durham 7,40 p m, Raleigh
m. Returuing leave Raleigh 5,45 am,
v, Durham 7.10, a m, Oxford 7,05 a m; ar
Tteysvllle 11,10, a m, Riohmond 4,60 p m,
Vm on" 6.- & H. R. B'. leave Oxford 6,00 a
ly except Sunday, 11,40 m. daily, and
Henderson o.ou a m, ana i,ou p iu xve
ex
Ox-
I from
lest Point and Baltimore daily except
. W, A, TURK, Gen. Pas. A
, . rvasuuiKwn, j
istant and persiBtentadver
j9 pays. Try 1V1-'
I leave Henderson n,uu a m, aauy
day,4,80 p m, daily, and arrive
i &m. and S.20 nm.aailv. v i :
8A and 38 connect at Riohmond
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Castoria.
Castoria cores Colic, Constipation,'
Sour Stomach, PlarrhoM, Eructation, ' -ESls
'Worms, gives sleep, and promotes
gestion, -, , s'"
Without Injurious medication.
"For several years I have recommended '
your "Castoria,' and shall always continue to'
do so as It has invariably produced beneficial
results."
1 EOWIX F. PiBDO, 1L D., ,: i,. '
:i , i Wta Street and Tth Are., New York CAy: ;
Oomkast, TT Xu&say Strut, Kmw Yobs Ctts
i-r.U
uuiiiejiu BervHin,. j-j.
LpOKJHERE!
' THE OLD RELIABLE .
ffttr.i Fife Oie
', v HAS BEEN OPENED AGAIN BY
ZfICK and ZEB.
We most respectfully announce to
the business people of Durham that
1 we are running the
I uiiice
And most earnestly ask that you give
us a share of your patronage. We
will do all in our power to plea&e you.
Bend us your orders. .
, Respectfully,
ZACK WHITAKER,
ZEB COUNCIL,
- Durham, N. C.
. Office with Durham Recorder. ; -
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GET YOUR
IE
For -the same you weald have to 'wt tat a
Custom Made Suit. I have the agency or
the well known and reliable clothing house of
- WANAMAKER & BE0WN,
of Philadelphia, Pi. JgoH can save money by
Duying your oprmg arm or cioimng irom us.
I have 1
mi
e newest and latest designs, and at
all Drioes.
I also have a nice Una of gents
furnishing eoods. My line of samples can be
seen Dy caning at my piace oc nusiness over
1 Green Bros. & Co. store. Main Street.
If any one desires me to do so I will take my
samples to their place of business and take
your measure. FJta guaranteed. , ;
P. S.I also Clean, Bind and
Repair Clothing neatly.
ALL WORK "GUARANTEED.
Respectfully, 1''. ,'
"aHiPEiiOE.
feb9-tf . ,.-.
xFOR SAI,B.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE.
A "! UWJfiLLlrtU HULSE with ten rooms.
XX two room kitchen detached, and stable
and barn, on a beautiful one-acre lot. front
ing on Morris and runnlnir baok to Foster
street, in uurnam. y. u. House almost as
good as new. a good well of water, also city
water, vvmra boiq cneap lor au casn or up.
on easy lerms. Appiv io -:
- , A. D. MARKHAM",
-febai-tf - " W. B. FOSTER. -
MAKE your business kno
. columns of the DaiiT
throouh the
UN, Rates are
reasonable and the results will surprise yon.
taker Pnntin
THE DAILY SUN.
TUESDAY, JUNE 12.
Comfort At Home.
Put self out. Be prompt at every
meal, -Take little annoyances out
of the way. When good comes to
any, rejoice. When any onesuffers,
speak a word of sympathy. . Tell of
neither your faults nor those : of
others. Have a place for every
thing and everything in its place.
Hide your own troubles, but watch
to help others out of theirs. Take
hold of the knob and shut the door
without slamming.;,1 If ' the door
squeaks, apply the drop , of oil at
once, ; Never interrupt any conver
sation, but watch patiently for your
turn to speak. Look for beauty in
everything, and take a cheerful view
of every event. . Carefully clean the
mud from your feejt on entering, the
house. Always speak politely and
kindly to servants-- When incline
to give aa agry answer,- press your
lips together, and say the alphabet;
When pained by an unkind word or
deed, ask yourself, "Have It never
done an ill and needforgiveness?',' :
" ;SaleofB. &D. Lines. ; -S
Salisbury Herald: Capt. Charles
Price today received notice from the
United States Circuit Court atRich
mond, Va., of his. 5 appointment as
special master to sell three railroads,
constituting a part of the Richmond
and Danville system. They are
the Northwestern North Carolina
Railroad running from Wilkesboro
to " Greensboro; , - the : Oxford '.: and
Clarksville Railroad, running from
Durham to Keysville, Va. Hender
son and Oxford , and the Clarksville
and North i Carolina ' Railroad; in
Virginia. The notices of the time
and place of the sale of these roads
will be announced later. These
last appointments make six" roads
that have been placed in the hands
of Capt. Price for sale.
For Milcria, Liver, Trou-
blejOrlndigestionuse
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
' . . An Unusual Case.
:;: Winktoct Sentinel.'.'r-Saturday'bne
of ' WhiSton 's surgeons removed two
cancerous growth j.ithat Js jieldom
met-witH, ThVpati. Tasaboy
tS years old whose breast had been
enlarging for tibjpst yearrrM-Jof
ate pain had begun in . thetn ' trad
some ulceration. The doctor con
sidered the immediate removal of
tne tumors necessary and according-
y periormed 1 the operation. The
patient is doing well and - as the
cancers were entirely eradicated the
boy will be all right for the future,
except however he will cany two
scars six inches long. on his - chest,
while he lives. " ' - . v .
This is the second case only, that
the doctor has seen in over 25 years
surgical practice. . , .
The great ,Y. M. ; C. A. Jubilee
has ended and Geo. Williams is
now Sir Geo. Williams, an honor
bestowed by Her Majesty Queen
Victoria. Few men have seen their
Christian efforts so prosper.
i A Good Appetite
Always accompanies good health,
and an absence of appetite is an indi
cation 01 something wrong. Tne loss
of a rational desire for food is Boon
followed by, lack, of strength, for
when the supply of fuel is cut off the
fire burns low. The system gets into
a low state, and is liable to Bevere at
tacks of digea89.. The universal tes
timony given- by those who have
sed HOod'8 Sarsaparula,, as to its
reat merits in restoring and shar
pening tne appetite, in promoting
nealthy action or tne digestive or
gans, and as a purifier of the blood,
constitutes tne strongest recommen
dation that can be urged lor any
medicine, Those who have never
used Hood's Sarsaparilla should do
so this season. ,
v Candidate for the Legislature.
fi To tbe Citizens of Durham County
This is to intorm you that 1 am
candidate, Bubject to convention, for
lower house of tbe next Legislature
There is nothing like being on the
ground first, and hence , I announce
my candidacy, - If elected, ' which
hope to be, I promise you this--I will
serve you to tbe best of my ability
may za-it , " .a. m. khew,
t W P. Draper, Druggist, Spring
field. Mass., writes; Japanese Pile
Cure has cured lady 7 years afflicted
could not walk half a mile in the last
thre'e years; now walks any distance
v, m. i ear ay. fr.
l; . Don't Hide It.' . v ;j
Do not oide your light tmdor a
busheU" If you have anything to
tell, tell the people about it in the
columnfl of the Daily 8m. '
zzzr
A PATTERN IN LACE. -' ""
- --.
Sitting, knitting ' - ' ' !
: Winding backward, winding fuimjd
Bound the needles white and shiaini.
Whiter fingers intertwining
Fro and to the mazy thread. ,
Knitting, sitting, laxy flitting "
. Sunbeams darting in and oyer. .
. Outside breath of bees and clover.
Fingers white and shining thread.
Not more shining, not more twining, . '
. Lightly left where hreeiea blow it.
Streaks of yellow sunlight through it.
The fair hair and fair bent head,
"Burnished weaves of gold," one said.
Knitting, sitting- ' ; "T;"f '
Winding forward, winding backward,
Round those fingers, swift and glancing,
Naught was ever more entrancing,
Something more than maiy thread.
Bitting, knitting, all nn witting,
. Something warm and strong and plead
.. lng. . - .
Full return demanding, needing, -'
In the meshes of the thread.
All unwitting, simply knitting. ' .
Kecking not of needles glancing,
-Nor of fingers, white, entrancing. '
. Ahl but lift that fair bent head, '- .
"All unwittine." hare I said? . f
-Vlrginla Hayward Cornell In New York Sua.
-. A Hone In Day., '
"Beady made houses tJto beooming
the fashion," said a builder. ."If you
want a iwelling of your sown. tiowa
days, y04 do not need to wait half a
year to get it put up. ' four can have it
built in a day. Tou write (a a firm en
gaged in the business for iW advertising
book, whioh oontahu pictures of houses
that the firm is prepared to (construct at
prices all the way from $J50 to $5,000,
together with plans and speoulcations.
Pick out your residence, and an order
addressed to the firm will fetch at short
notice all the requisite materials, de
posited on your lot , Vithhi 24 ' bours
the dwelling is up and complete. You
may have a cellar if you life though
most o the houses built in this way are
wif at oellars. . All of the parts are
ready made and so matohed and num
bered that they can be. put together in
an enormously short Bpace of tune. This
kind of building has become quite in
vogue at summer resorts of ' late years.
Nearly the whole of "-Cottage City, on
the island of Martha's. yineyard, is con
structed in that way. If you want a
cheap place to live in summer, buy a
little patohof cheap land near the beach
in some secluded locality and put up a
ready made house on it The whole cost
ought not to be over $200. "-Washington
Star. . ' ' 1 " M i J ;
i, From the Uollnsk Via the Monkey.
It is permissible for a Catholio to
lieve that neither Noah nor Adam was
the father of all mankind, and - it fmv
ther follows that aCathcdo maybelieva
that man dame from' the mollusk via1
the monkey,. -Being' a.Catholic, I am at
once conservative and liberal. The truth
lies between. As a conservative I cling.
w-sny)jpeMa--AdaTiinr4r -StrenAr-n
uDert i -ocBKiseic tojpe:ev taw
some-or tne numan-raoe came oy-,evoiu4
tion from the mollusk through the monA
key to the stature and form, though not
to the color or smell of the descendants
of Adam.
In other words, I am inclined to bei
lieve that the white man is a descendant
of Adam, a special miraoulouB creation, '
and the colored races, black, , yellow
and red, are the product of evolution and
may. boast of a more anoielit ancestry-
than can you or L J. Audley MaxweU
4rt lvnaltiA'a VarvonfttA - .
Ida asked, 'What is the feeling of
love?" Answer? Love is a very com
plex and complicated , combiriation ofl
sensations. There "are more frost and
fever, more bliss and agony, more smiles;
and tears and more exhilaration and dew
peration to the square inch in lova than
U Wa Uiy UUtUi AJJUI. ACAAVWO VJ UUU Val
man family. Philosophera, and sages'
have tried in, vain, ever since the world
began, to find out juqt exactly What it
is. It is altogether likely that Ida could
answer the question quite as well as the!
prophets of old New York Liedger,
JolleU , ' '
flU.M mama ,4 Tnl j rt . I, a r XtnA kiA manw
pronunciations and has been, the oause
of so many puns that the Hon. H. V.,
Marsh of that city has written. a poem
in which .the tells the school children
how to pronounce it-? The school board;
of . Joliet has considered this) poem of
enough importanoe-: to have it printed,
and distributed, in the publio school&U
The acceptea pronunciation xa "jo-iii
et," accent on the first 6yUabel'-unis
cago Inter Ocean. . ' , ,,
'' Working Pays.
The average number of working day!
iH a year is as follows:' In Bussila, 29?
in Ensland. 278: in Spain, 290: an ai
tria.-295: in Italy, 298; in Bavaxia ani
Belgium, 800; in Saxony and. France
802; in Denmark, Norway anot(Bvnraer
land. 808r in Prussia,' 805 in, Holland
and North America, 808, imd in Hun
gary, 812. London Engineering, -j
A nrisoner in the . Manchester' Jail
amused himself by writing verse in
miorosoonio characters on ismall pUoes
of paper, which he pasted on the batiks
of the roaches that lures tea nis oau.
The poetry eventually killed all the tn-
seots that carried it, sot tiecause it wt vb
bad,; but because the paste, fermented.
deeding a tonic, or children who want bullo,
v ; lng up, should t ake
. ' !' BROWN'S IRON E UTTBlW,
It Is pleasant; cures Mali trla, Indigestion,
Bilionmeas, Liver Complalnl and Neuralgic
: Call for the Horue Brand o:
John
son's Matmetio Oil. It? bas
equalJ
for the diseases of honjes an
cattle.
11.00 size 50 eta.: 60 cli. siz
25 cts.
, W. M. Yearby.
Mas. Hxsax lAjpiof rdda, JS'eb
writes : ior about
two year I whs a con
stant suilorer from dis
eswe peculiar to my sex.
I had to-be carried from
my bed, had horrible
Creams, Unking sonsa-
tiona. was rerv nerroua
and had little or no ap
!ute. In short, my
whole body was racked
Witai pain. I had fre
quent attacks of hrste
ria, and was complvtvly
discouraged for I found "
no medicine did me any
good. At last I deter,
mined to try Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription.
I had taken but two
hrtfctlAfl KifnM T toH
Mas. Tatpax.
much better I I took eleven bottles. To
day, I am well.. 1 have never felt the least
traoe of my old oomplaint in the fent six
years. We use the 'Golden Uedtcal DIkoov.
fry' whenever we need a blood-puritler. With
its use, eruptions of all kinds ranish and -the
skin Is rendered eloar and an ft. aliruxt
as an infanta." Sold everywhere. -
3
Ml
Eully, Oulcltr,
rVmsnsntl; SHtortd.
WEAKNESS.
NERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY,
and all the train of erris
from early errors or later
. wvvn, m. mums oj.
overwork, sickuess,
worrv.ew. rullntreogth,
: deTelopmeut and tone
! glvrnlu every organ and
n-vtlon of tho body.
' Blmplisnatnralinethoda
ImmedUtAlmproTemeul
awn. FnUurcimposfiible.
S.IIU roforenw. Book,
upwDiwa ana proois
toulled (sealed) freo.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.
UFFALO. N. V. '
JOHNSON'S
MAGNETIC OIL!
Instant Killsrol Pain.
Internal and ExternaL
Cures RHEUMATISM. NEURAL-
.1 wa. "une uftoi, HprwiiB.Urulfw.
Bwellinmi. BUfl Jolnto, OOL10 onj
CRAMPS lnstnntly. Cholera Mor.
JSSAMa.ShW,
KE HORSE BRAND.
the most jPoworful andPenetratlnifLinlnientfor Man
or Beast in existence. Large 1 ante Tfto fiUo. else iUo,
JOHNSON'S ORIENTAL SOAP.
Medicated and TnilnL ThAfJpot abi n..u ...
Paee Beautlfler. Ladles will find it tln nu-t
delicate and highly perfumed Toilet Snap ou
the market. It is absolutely pure. Mokes the.
kin soft and velvety and restores the loat eom
piexioni u i a luxury ror wienatnior inrnnts.
the growth of hair, trioe asc For sale by
W. Yea'rby, Sole Agent,
Durham, N. 0., and mailed onrecelpt of pries
. UprUU-lyl ...I-; , v ,
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D MOUTH. RICHMOND, WABlUNGTliN HAI.T1
sons, Philadelphia An .mm, mu m H'
iLL POIST8 HOBTH! AND HAL(6f1f "SIDSllOg
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TTTT7L - T) -.... DMHM.nn. MIMf (luV lift '
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DURHAM, N. C
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