The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-13

y hSA6N unN ~ Soh0 Sne1 ~ - - s&sssss
i school, class. aYou'il find sem nths
: q bad lot" said he. ssThsy sltsen
/, fishing last Sunday but little J0hnns
81 Rand. He is really 4 good Boy, aua ]
aIhope hisasxample msy yet redeem tht
/ otiers.g IIrish iyou would talk 70 fem
s La ljstle. sfs y,.S rs Is "a ~ o.
j told him would They sHers
I'll rather u hard boxing BET. ] don't
hhFthinE I ever wit1sssed 4 moro elegant
/ assortment of bIacki eyes in my;life.
!, (LittleJohnny Rand. the good bog, ras
|, in his; place., and I smiled on him
approvingly. As soon as the lessons
were over I saids %s.t&'sA ...,'..'
"Boys, your Superintendent tells me
you went fishing last Sunday. Alldut
[littte johnny here. You didn't go,
i did you Johnny I" a.. ~ q. y,,,r;.9
ono, sir." " .,.5. = :.
HigaThas I was right Thonsh this Boy
is the youngest among you, Fcontina.
led, you will now; loarn from hisosn
lips words of good COUNSEL which /
hope you win profit BY" 8, ,t.,.5j
- I lifted him on, the seat beside me,
Eana smoothed his auburn Iingets. 81 &
|ias'Now, ayohnnys It7want yod 20 tell
yours teacher and, these wicked boys,
why you, did not go fishing with them
last Sunday Speak up loud. now. III i
Twas because it was very wicked, md
you had rather come To- Sunday school,
wasn' tit ~ $,1E r. ~ & isJl1
,sNo, sr;iit mas ''casI couldn't find
no worms for bait r. \, ss :; b::,:.,
Somehow Or other, these boys q.
ways turn ont hunbugs.
|!eilaMsf;t,ts 3 z 4. :s.;s
One recent Sunday morning, during
divine service, in St. PauPs Church,
Concord, n. a., while Dr. Eames was
reading the prayer for the President Of
the United Statcs, as he came to that
rsrtiof the prayer, Hmost heartily Ee
sbeseech Thee with Thy favor 10 behold
and bless Thy servant, the President of
the United States" q stranger 10 the
back. ..part &c the church jumped up md
cried outd protest, 4 protest "a
PaAyfs.-Do not say you cannot
prsy, BECAUSE you cannot speak too
much, .os4 we'll, Cor long. Prayer is.
wrestling with God the heart is the
wrestler; holy faith is the strength;
ifthy heart be good wrestler, though
thou art ever so %tongue>tied, thou will
be a prevailer in the end.
Al cow was killed at Toledo with .
.geldaring in her stomach, which had
been PLACED in . cake at ., LOTTERY, and
drawn for. but mo one could find it.
aIdzsds tI1s; sss 5ass ssjg9a
she probably hid the ring 10 amongst
the COW feed, and then could not fni
it E..l .e.-. Z 80 &
eSoMNAMBULIsM.--On Saturday
night, about eleven O'clock, Harry
fC6rker, q young man residing in Drake
street, walked out q two story window,
id his sleep; and sustained serious In
:iuries. The sufferer was somnambu-
list, and has been known % vaik In
his sleep on previous occasions, but
never with such serious detriment TO-
himself. ~ 2'
/ The man awho was SO wondrous:
wise, about the bramble bush appar-
emily lives in Michigan. Forty years.
ago, he blinded himself bysletting .:
chip fly, into. his eve. while he was
chopping wood, and last week he:
regained his eyesight BY asimilar
operation. %ia.;''.s:' :: -
q young lady, at Indianapolis, was
enaeayori5g to simpressupou the minds
Of her; Sunday scholars the sin;snd
terrible. punishment Of NebuchRder
nezzar, and when she said that for
seven years he ate grass, just like ..
COW, she was astonished by . little
girl, ,whoaskede oaDid he give milkf"f
Alexander d. Stephens, and Her
schell V. johnson are reported to boz
recent converts osthe. doctrine of
SBedeuborg. .y, ,a;l' = Z. - 4
mIs it possible, Miss, that you don't;
know the names Of some Of your best
friends :" 'Certainly I don't know
what my own name may be 3 year,
from now"
Miss Belle Brown, Of Keokuk, had
her cards printed "Bellie Brown be-
cause she admired the terminal ie.
CONSERVATION has set in among Bellies
immediate friends. ...
"Does the court understand you to-
say, Mr.. Jones, that you saw the edi~
tor of the Anger of Freedom iutoxica-
ted p "Not at all sir; I merely said
that I had seen him frequently So
flurried in his mind that he would
undertake to. cut out copy with the
snufers-thats, all" ss., ..... ..,.
! Profanity never did any man the
least good. No man is the richer, or,
happier, or wiser for it. It commends
no one to any society. 1t is disgust
ing to the refined !; abominable to the
good insulting to those with whom.
we associate !; degrading to the mind;
Improbable, needless, and injurious
to society. . -. ...
A darkey, left in dharge of tele-
graph Office in New Orleans while the
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