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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1895
Page
2
The paper announces subscription pricing at $1.50 yearly and outlines address for correspondence. It warns subscribers moving without notifying the publisher may incur fees and be charged arrears, with ownership of mail and circulation details stated.
The Winston Republican notes upcoming combines in farming, finance, and politics amid rail passes to the Atlanta exposition and rate deals for the state fair. It criticizes trusts and alleged philanthropy, questioning motives of nail, fertilizer, sugar, tobacco, and other trusts while urging common sense and cautious policy.
A patriotic appeal cites rising cotton and beef prices under Democratic rule, wool gains since the Wilson tariff, and a Treasury recovery from bankruptcy. It urges laborers to see wage gains and general prosperity, while contrasting Republican misrule with Democratic promises. It ends urging belief that the Democratic party has played its last game and will be buried.
Riley Barham and Co assume charge of the Farmers' Warehouse opposite the city market on Tuesday. They plan immediate repairs, improved stables sleeping quarters and fencing. They will mail Riz copies to patrons with market reports to reach the people. The move should aid Durham farmers and tobacco buyers after years without authentic market reports.
A Raleigh gathering led by Ed Chambers Smith shows the North Carolina Democratic party fractured as populists and silver Republicans dominated the event, leaving Smith sidelined. Critics call it a warning that populist forces may win the state polls if the party remains divided.
The Wilmington Daily Review advocates democracy while noting economic strain under Democratic rule. It cites a corn crop forecast of 600 to 650 million bushels and projects deficits of about 126 million and 150 million dollars. It compares Southern farm wages to Mexican peons, implying low earnings for tenant farmers and laborers.
The passage discusses meals and fourteen pounds of we as rations, workers supporting families on meager wages, and cries that sickness under certain treatments worsens. It frames Democratic policy as causing the country to deteriorate and hints the Recorder favors giving opponents another chance, believing they could not fare worse.
Jeter Pritchard asserts that any fusion between the two groups would be unnatural and incongruous. He questions how light can join darkness, virtue with vice, or honesty with roguery and rapacity.
Classified ad fragment describing Female Regulator claimed to purify the system and improve complexion. Mentions Malvern Arkansas, BrADFIEL Troman, Atlanta Gold by druggists at 1.00, Blush of Roses product, and Yearby seller. also an employment notice seeking a Lady General Agent offering $50 per month plus commission.
Relief in six hours claims a cure for kidney and bladder diseases by a controversial remedy sold by Heartt & Farthing, Drugists in Durham North Carolina. The ad touts rapid pain relief in the urinary tract and back and claims immediate effects on water retention. It promotes other tonics and tonics for men and broader stock including livestock remedies.
A pasted advertisement notice touts Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Dr King s New Life Pills Bucklen s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters with guarantees and refunds. It promotes Drummond s Lightning Remedy and Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia claiming rapid relief and life saving potential. Also includes an agent wanted offer and a sign painter job with pay.
James M. Brooks of Washington Ave St Louis declares rheumatism cured by Drummond Lightning Remedy after years of suffering. He calls it the greatest on earth and urges others to send two large bottles to their address from Drummond Medicine Co 48 Maiden Lane New York with promises of cure in a month and agents wanted.
A declaration by Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. asserts he is senior partner and promises one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Ha s Catanne Cuns. The notarized oath dated December 6, 1686, appears with other trade listings and ads for evergreen plants, bulbs, and a patent medicine.
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