The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-03-13

was CeFIlhl'ueatH-ti'n6 nelQ HIS EIedCe NUedtH
was equaII.:sure- -SuddeuIy"he regajaedf dfkig
presence of1iIh,aanGseizing a wet brush fang
it edbkty: ug,uhss the wall, spatterfig~dhs@
beuatthls picture with 'sunsightly. biotekes ofa9
colqiuiS. x .Tfrespaintes; aew'fSr&ard adtuisss
I'd upon his friend with fierce simprecatio6Es
,busstaaed at bis g6astIy lace, :lookeds shSG. -
dsrhrg+yFovert The dfsatfspace- Below and. ~ittfS
tears GsgratkIle blessedahe hand That rsaasaf
hirf,. - -sfss:>,s7.,r IA .I X 80 rstsr5s
.so.?said AZ preacher; we sometimes getaalszs
>sorbed'iH. looking upon |tte pictures 'oBs thist
werla aaadjni cepsen pta1agr theth stepsbacRss
&ardsunc6hscieis Of .etSecperf. wtIeas1bgt sssA A
mighty. dashes out .therbeautifais image es2dit1
Netspritfg forward. 10 lament their destyucsshse
into oatstretchcdar Of mercy taHdziasc6
saved. ....% t-r:@ s; ss-ssaarg.sft ,,'zs..s
:snt.-.S - so;s,tsSs s-,s
Is CdHESf6f TTns EYEs.-=T6e eye is so ossyrefs.s
teSdcrsiis such fire pisceof mechanism, ,thats
it must be handedsand treated with great ca;iies
and getaehess:' Many becomeI short ssighteaat.
an caify fcofsututfohsily or by sieRnesss~
'or by imposing too much labor upoa .mss9s
wonderful organs. IN hesith the eye will sp-
,aesso nach dtiIue, but they gre Is capable Of.
.befng Gve effaxsd is ths Sfufs of tie limbs, MGtKs
feadag ortt&Ifting bS siyisSiaI light, Y xsrYs-
trying to the: eyes; especially the light is,
unsteady, too 6rilliaaf,' Or too weak. A good:
FaifiighE sGaded with light Blue globe, IS iks1
best to fea;er write With during evening h6dfs;'s
Upon no epnsfderstiaf Should man read Inbfs
than four hoarsat once,'B artificial shi, ssaai aaS
be shouFd give hiseyesi ten f1fhutes rest Aftsfa
he has read fw6 ho6rA sIhis IS tie sypefiesse
We have gat thersd froh not "a few PERSONS
Those VINO. are blessed with strong eyes should
mot 6vssfax them, as many jealous students
do, by tso much hight study, or as sdhne 'rnefS
chants d6, by too much night writing Tiers
are instaiees on record: Of: sudden s1oss S2s
sight by strong RR,eI, wfs had read and @riittsns
by fsfnp Light *. theft eyes never you'd MH.
ard'i6eir. atSsen never lose its pSweE !1SG
celebrated Euler lost his eysNsiehf by an 1ifn!t
prddent,nights study, in some Ref his :6athee
mdtiesi calculations. The. smoke Of lamps Sss
very huftfM To o'tfle eyes, hence q good eFcalsT
tiot fair is as necessary for theeyesa as for the
lungs. A very weak solution Of the sulphatespf
ENC is excellent for blood. shot or surface ia;
Hlmed d>eses; ewe hare never ,khowD tito fsikN.
eFsttldg cure ia a fey days, E -
Ear1iSse' sfasrhe AMERICANS arse 7shsg'
gfsstest eaters OF animal food. The porI. cots
suned in the United Stutes is three times ttH.
quantity consumed by the same nunibereJns
Europe, If statistical accounts are to be believed.
animal food is very generally set on sthe table
three times a day, ih't the western eodnfy: An
Irishnian writing homie, and exaolling the;lukas
rfes'o his condition The new world added
bSwaI Of q Glihehef, iliat he commonly ntobIt
meat wice q day; rdpoh,' whlehIhis employer
asked hinle Why he did riott State thes @foie
truth. He replied diat 'if he had said three
times, all lhs friends w6dld have believed that
he lied This was going n lit,leroo fiji. for
coninou cFedtdity:@ Bat aftefalL the AaieriS
Gains :sre 4 spare, sha,gy:ledkiag' people, tsat5
appearing as if well nourisheds= The inhabiss
taffts dfNorthern- Europe aid Asia are p6ysi-.
rAiiyand inoraIty weak, though living nTbsfIT
<on fish aud flesh. The Scotch and Irish wi1o+
eat bnt little meat, are Strong, capable of great
6atsaes :liffds siore able bndisd yfien
than the EaglisR, whse are .inoresaddicted- -tos
,apunsL Iosdss. The. sti ongest men III The Worlk
Eof.Whom we have an s,ccount, ,afe the portensS
tb Sa,yraa whe never taste fesh.e Il lhes South.
4slssdsrs are very powerful. men; ;;uponsas
.diet-aos4lysoE vegetables and fruit. 1t is4said
that thesslaiens' 'ef Greece and Rome. .EseldAfis
tasted msat, though qualified by physical eours
age and endurance for the conquest o., the
.p'eGldL s1es. sasheisa. Is quite strong that
!snathap- -wduldcgaiu flesh. and. .silupreye shiss
geperal sfepearaas9by the Substitution ofbreaa.
and vegetables fSrs jf part of yhs: dict forSanis
~ lsf'e >s5r.e ;a---,-~ A.o ~. ~ .'ssss
4 .1-tas ~ts-----> s>4--rSl, Il se.g.JH<
: Wet Rhd she 1aaiiowing extract floating III
the greatsea oEnewsparefdoa without -cfedR
Ne'befteHe thea patepnitS' 'bstaliteto Chester,
oftfte sButistp rEx press THE <bea,,tifa fahJe
wtjsa 10 eshbadiss;!isS certainty. @ort4yfof sbss
siiasse a''drdished peal >-4s.S A15 sesgsSs4s
sRrd SO aaothenSprings and: a"oaiiersSads
mer't1ave passed away Spripgs@iti,shersem
bryo beauties-hcr buds, her shoots, her hiots
at grass, and foliage ~aBd-- -Howers-and Sum.
mets ,Mlbses dainty touch sAnished-aatti igtori.
work so faElys begun sty shet
sTRee,brea.hcd sister. Aad.naasit is Autaaasisz.
and: In the s.lemn temples df nature hi9hsnasS
is 'ceiebrated,@fuE. the universal boreapcmenE
that The ear4his eslledupenato ;endase.rl-ss -
;.' The departed: liours--ike dried blossoms .
saved in books, hatHttleused--exeepthy ones
are hid away amid The <pondereus ,recordsssoE
Eternity. Some will rerain their enchan,io,s.
perfume, others will 'mildew and rot, losing
thrirscents in unsarory corrSption..ss :':sEss: .
And yet they will al be .presersed-thsy
tTill;all*testify. .r,- =" -.ae - d.SSSzSsGSS
go -. l.s-----. 81 : 49, IL tSsas.,ssY
Bethlehem, at present q contains about ttsso3
hundred houses, occupied BY Christian and No,
haninedans. In the eastern paft ofthe village
there is church and convent, beneath whicfin
rndor oLn,,oJ E.,I,t IL hr kt,.kx, lo.sS