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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-23

Striving advance the interests and improve the condition
Of their people every conceivable and recognizing the fact that
the campaign opening marks the history of South Carolina
the Propetors THE JOURNAL will spare effort make nds
pensabc the reading public this section of the State
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-04-23

the JOURNAL being CT the oldest in the State and av
established reputation for reliability and fidelity the interests Of
present extend the sphere of its usefulness by put
ting into the hands of every reading in Kershaw County,
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
The California Miser.

Michael Reese, the deceased miser of San Francisco, was slave trader at one period of his career, and made money out of the traffic. His apologists seem to overlook the significance of that fact in forming judgment of his character. The wealth amassed by him amounted to seven or eight millions, large part being the most valuable real estate in the Californian metropolis. He made Q dozen fortunes in his lifetime, and was 8 dozen times, by the bankruptcy of others, by fire, and by shipwreck, reduced to beggary. A bachelor, he lived for many years solitary life in small and mean ly furnished apartment in one of his own buildings, but of late had quarters with an acquaintance in suburban village, so as to evade city taxation on his per- sonal property. His business office, in which negotiations involving millions were conducted, was @ small room hard ly large enough for Chinese cigar shop. In habits, dress and manner he was 8 miser, but he was aware of 1t, and dis passionately protested that he couldn't help it, because it was disease with him. On the other hand, he said that he would some day do good with the money he was amassing.
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
Very Uncertain.

Ayoung, beautiful, but uncertain gen. tleman of Springfield, Mass,, who had exhausted his credit at his boarding house, hired an expressman to move his effects. The goods were put into the wagon and carried to several houses, the young man after going in and stopping few minutes, returning and telling the expressman to drive to another place.
 At last, the driver, out of patience, asked the young man where he intended to board. "Well, I don't know, yet, 7 WIS the reply, 1T am looking for place now" The disgusted expressman took the goods and packed them up in his barn as security for his half-day's work.
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
TERMS.
SOMEBODY'S DAREING.

Into 8 ward of the white-washed walls,
 Where the dead and the dying lay Wounded by bayonets, shells and balls
 Somebody's darling was borne one day. somebody's darlingl So young and so brave
 Wearing still, on his pale, sweet face, Soon to be hid by the dust of the grave,
 The lingering light of his boyhood's grace. Matted and damp are the curls of gold Kissing the snow of the fair young brow, Pale are the hps of delicate mould - :, Somebody's darling is dying now. Back from the beautiful, blue veined face
 Brush every wandering silken thread Gross his hands as sign of grace
 Somebody's darling is still and dead Kiss him once for somebody's sake,
 Murmur a prayer soft aud low. One bright curl from the cluster take .- They were somebody's pride, you know Somebody's hand had rested there;
 Was 1t mothers, soft and white? And have the lips of a sister fair
 Been baptized in those waves of light God knows best. He was somebody's love;
 Somebody's heart enshrined him there, Somebody waited his name above,
 Night and morn on the wings of prayer. somebocy wept when he marched away,
 Looking so handsome, brave, and grand; Somebody's kiss on his forehead lay; Somebody clung to his parting hand. Somebody's watching for him,
 Yearning to hold him again to her heart; There he ies-with the blue eyes dim,
 And the smiling child-like lips apart Tenderiy bury the fair young dead, s Pausing to drop on his grave tear; Carve on the wood above his head
 Somebody's darling lies buried he,,e!'
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
A Sailors Prayer.

The Independence Beige publishes what purports to be new anecdote of Trafalgar. When the British ships, under Nelson, were bearing down to attack the combined fleet off Trafalgar, the first lieutenant of the Revenge, on going around to see that all hands were at quarters, observed one of the men devoutly kneeling at the side of his gun. So very unusual an attitude in British sailor excited his surprise, and he asked the man if he was afraid. ''Afraid P answered the honest tar; "no !! was only praying that the enemy's shot may be distributed in the same proportion as prize money-the greatest part among tho officers"
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29

very successfully in all the large towns of Ireland, Scotland and Wales, to say nothing of what they've done abroad. * * Tricklet An, very apt name 1 The game's been contrived by trick and he-they-have let you into the hole. * You mustn't suppose me Jobs comforter when I say that dozens have been swindled by these two clever vultures. They are nothing else i; they prey on their kind as best they may. But this is poor talk, MT. Flby. Let me as- sure you, to be serious, that all that can be done shall be done. But what can we do |? What cap Scotland Yard do !? They can only issue caution to tradesmen generally, and put the matter in the Hue and Cry, which probably wouldn't amount to much. And between you and me, MT. Filby, I've repeatedly thought (and' very seriously, tool that they've got some of our fellows in their pay could all but swear it; for were it not so, I'm confident they'd have been taken long ago. ...-
 Heartily disgusted bade him a surly good day, and hied me for my shop and counting house fire. Its genial blaze, however, cheered me not. was d1spirited and chagrined, and possessed deep-rooted idea that my hitherto clear brain had gotten superabundance of mud in it. I felt that I could tear my hair and beat my breast, and yell out that was profoundly miserable. '-..
 "But why dwell upon the matter. The story is told. Suffice it, then for your behoof, that never heard more of these two very original swindlers, and that therefore get not the slightest return for my loss. have hitherto, as I have previously told you, kept the matter profound secret, so that sympathy even, has not fallen to my share. There I'm heartily sick of the whole business. Call me consummate donkey, if you like, but don't let me hear another word about the matter" ;"
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
Twenty Times Drowned.

"The philosophy of resuscitating a drowning person, says Dr. Lambert, ''is this : Apply heat to the drowned body. Get it warm. That is all Only get it warm. I discovered it one morning when boy. There is no wit, nor wis dom in the discovery. It was made acci- dentally."
 "How ?"
 "Why, one wintry afternoon, when 8 boy, I found a chicken lying in frozen pool of water. The half of it that was covered by the water was frozen stiff. I picked up the creature, took it into the kitchen and laid it on the stove moment to thaw it out, so that might pluck it. Presently it's head lifted slightly and dropped. In minute or so, it's body Auttered. took it up and found'it was alive. Now the explanation of that thing is very simple. The heat acted upon the nervous centres of the chicken, these upon the heart, this upon the blood. The blood began to circulate, and the chicken began to breathe" ....
 "rEhe chicken had been dead?"
 "Of course. Everybody knows how frozen fish come to life again when warmed. A man digs hole Tn the ice, brings up some Hopping pickerel and throws them on the ice. They are soon frozen. But any fisherman will tell you that after remaining frozen two or three days-weeks, for aught I know-they can be resuscitated." .....
 "Now, it is the same with the human body. Take & drowned man, wrap a blanket round him, pour warm water as warm as the flesh will bear-on the blanket, produce an equally distributed warmth in the body, and life will be re- stored, no matter if the man has been dead for days. Why, I have saved @ number of cases. The first was that of a man who fell off 8 boat on Lake Erie. They followed my directions immediate ly, and they were successful. have often tried the experiment on dogs. One sum- mer I drowned the same dog twenty times, and brought him around all right each time. You can take those dead dogs at the Pound on the East River, warm them up we'll, and make them live again as easily as not"
 In corroboration of his assertion Dr. Lambert pulled out a memorandum book, and proceeded to read extracts from letters that he had received, and that recited instances of the successful operation of the cure. He is an earnest believer in the doctrine of the possible resurrection of the drowned body. "Wrap it in flannel" he exclaimed, "and soak the flannel with warm water. That is all."
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
To Destroy 'EverlaSting."

The common weeds known as everlast- ing, as we'll as most of the weeds which trouble the farmer, are encouraged by keeping land in pasture. To blow up a piece of weedJ grass land, SOW buck wheat and then oats, sowing grass and clover agaln with the oats, and then pas turing the land, is about as good plan as could be used to perpetuate the weeds. If the sod had been planted with corn. and the ground kept clean, and the next year or two years ploughed again and put in potatoes or beans, being all the time kept free from weeds by hoeing or hand-pulling, the ground would be pretty well cleaned, and might then be sown to clover. The clover should not be pastured, but moved once for hay and once for seed. The sod might be ploughed again for corn, and if the weeds were not destroyed, another crop of beans or roots should be taken. Few weeds will survive two or three well-cul- tivated crops, and fewer still this process repeated. d.-Agrtcultursst.
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
Drawing the Line.

As the man was haranRuing the crowd on the oppression of the working people, an aged individual with shovel on his shoulder stepped up and demanded :: "Let me take look at your hands" !. Then, seizing the others paw and gag ing intently into it's palm, the old man looked up as he shook his head, remark ing: .a5
 a s'Not blister-not callous."
 The would-be leader7 of labor reform was not slow in departing from the scene, while the venerable shovel-carrier chuckled as he said to his companions:
 Fellows, there's where we've got to draw the line--at blisters and callouses. ''
Connecticut western news., 1878-08-29
LN MA RBLH.

No wise God sculptured thy cold, queenly face
 And queenlier breast; ?t: Yet all thy radiant beauty stands contest In living and thrilling harmony of grace. '.
 Thy pallor seems 3A The moonlit glory of dim, dying dreams. Oh my chaste love, thy snow-cold lips ate mute: tS
 One word of thine, Y. More sweet to me than life-one word divine Like magic melody of Tyre or lute,
 Would wake the soul " To hope of loves imperlshable goal. -; Ahl what are love, and life, and death to thee,
 Sunlight or gloom3
 Thy curved, coiled body is a rayless tomb, Superb in soulless immobility.
 Why weep or moan For thee, alas!-a death-born dream Of stone
 -Scribner Jfor September:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-10
IBROS DE- 2lX7O PAaA LAS ESGUELiS

En- Ia imprenta del BoLETIS hay de venta los
siguientes:
Libro de los Nthos por Martinez de la Rosa,
Juanito por Turrente, FAbulas de Samaniego,
Historia Sagrada por Flrury, Nociones de Co.
merco por Can>Cc0, Guia del Altesano p0r
Paluze, G3omctria por Vallin, Agrmensura
p0r Nerdeio, Geogratia pOr PalnZie, Historic
de Esp2na por lbo Alfaro, Historic Natural
pOr Garcia de los Santos Aritmetica pOr Teja.
da, Fahuias de Esopo Samaniego Iri"rtc, Ju-
%ueteS Y tr4vesuras, Flores del ce' Los ninos
dc la Blolia, Cucntos pintoreScos, Sendero de
la virtud, Blogratla infantil Cuentos de Hatlas,
Comeda inf .ntl Escuela primaria, Programa
de Geogratia, i'd de Religion Y moral, id. de
Industra comercio, i'd. de Agricultural, i'd
de Gramatica castellana, id. de Geometria, id
de Fisica Y Quimica, id de Historic Natural, i'd
de Historic Universal, FL monitor de los ninos,
TeSOrO del Artesano pOr Cabaler0, Ell Amante
de los nn0s, Ell amigo de los ninos pOr Saba
tier, Arltmetica por Vain, Historic de Espa
ma pOr Fernandez, Principi0s de AritmGtica Dor
Barberi, Aritmetica pOr Delgado, Gramatica
pOr fernando, CatecismO pr Ripalda, Cart-
Has agrarias, Prontuario de Ortogratia por la
Academia, Tratalo de urblnidad para ninas
id. id. para nihos, Primer Iibro de lectura, ms
truccion primaria por Rueda, Lecciones de
Mundo por Guerrero, Ell penSil de la nihez, La
HloloSld, I'll SaSTauo cOraZOn, EpllOme Gle la
Gramatica, MGt0d0 de lectura pOr Flores La
fe de la intaucia, Gramatica por Vallin
OTROS EFECTOS.
Medallas para premios, Betes para pre-
mios al cromo, Gran diploma de honor, Diplo-
mas al crom0, Mesa revuelta en- negro, id do
radas, Doseles para magencs, Collection de ear
teles, id. id tie ndne:o, Plumas de ave acero,
Papel de lturzaeta, Libro lie matricula ella
slticacon, id. de asistencia diaiia, TabIero con
tadcres para nGmeros enteros id. id para
quebrados, Cructjos, Mapa- Mundi, Mapns de
Espana, Estampas religiosas, Cuadros del siste-
ma mftrico-decimal, iluminados, Botetas
grasilla, Retratos de 5 NJ. Alfonso XII,
lIaSta 81 DIRE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-10
GIRO DE- LETRhS.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-10
CuadrOS al crOmO.

En- la imprenta del BoLBrIN Sc ACADIA de re-
cbir un gran surtido de cuadros oleo-cromo-
litografcos, copias de los grandes maestros
de pintura, hcchas con la miSma perfection
que al oleo, representand0 belsimos pal
safes, marinas, escenas de la fdmila, perso-
sOnajes c6lebreS, santos, al Papa Teinante a
Pho | \, flores, plantas, anmales domestcos,
etc. Hay cuadros de todas clascs pr0pios pa
ra sala desde 33x20 pulgadas 4x6 Y Sc ven
den desde cnco cenavos 3 pesos uno
Hay tambien cromitoS para escueas a Sl-5O
al clento. II. 81 d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-10

Calzado escogido, en- polainas, medias idem,
rebajados, pantuhos etc, Ultima novedad: ade-
rezos, zarclos y Otros objetos de prenderia;
bretanas gante de hilo, sesias, creas creto-
mas y otros tejldos analogos, de puro hilo de
mezca; batistas muselinas blancas y pinta-
das Y de color enterO, a escoger por la gran
variedad; magnifcas regencias varandoles,
yerblla etc, zarazas; non, olanes superioreS
de las classes que con tanta aceptacion hemos
importado dnicamente; raso, gros sargas, ta-
fetanes, paho de Paris y otras sederiAs, que
por ST solas bastan acreditar la buena elec-
cion que hemos hecho; granadinas poplines
cefro, hrocado blanco; baregs negros de CO.
lores, lisos, listados y a cuadroa; traiecltos
para ninos y avios de bautizar, gorritos bo-
tinctos, todo esmeradamente oonfeccionado,
baberos, delantales de hule etc, etc. sombre-
ros de tereiopelo de gro ricamente adorna-
dos de paja de Italia, hule, bIanoos negros
de espartenia y otras classes, todo elegante y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-10
A Los AY3I2lNIGB7OS Dc IA ISLA.

En- prensa el tomo lie Dl>roSICGoNEs 0FGCIA-
LES DE PrERTO-RICo, Qae Comprcndc las publ
cadIs en- 1869 -, y cnva impress on eatala
terminada en- el prescnie mes lie Nov embre.
En- Ia misma ltnprcnta Llbreria dc Coma
ieZ, hny la venta los otrOs tomos de que Sc
compone In colec ion ; aSl como tambien Au-
tOs acordados de la Real Apdienca, Arnnce-
les de Ia Audiencia Juzgados de paz Rega-
mcnto para el cobro distribution de costas
.nu Il de eriu ;ciamicnto criminal, BAndo de
p, licia buen gObicrno. IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-10
SatGsEIssAEDES.
ssesssas AaSaina
CREDITO II ERCANTIL.
J., PUGRTO-R1C0.
ASOCIACION DE CREDlT0
CONSTITUIDA POR ACCIONES.

Capital social. ........... S3. 100000 e. nom.
Id realizado Is de
Novienhre 1877. 8 22l ,904 80 etvo.
Acciones suscritas { Is de
Noviembre 1877 ..... 10, 573
Id sin suscribir r... 4427
0peraciones de que Sc ocupa la Sociedad.
Descontar, prestar, girar llevar cuentas CO.
nes abonaRdo interea, vcriticar cObranZas por
cuenta ajera, negociar valores con sin su
responsabilidad, y cuantas otras operaciones
de credit0 Y banca que no Sc opongan sus
Estatutos Reglamentos
Tpos aeordadOs para las operaciones.
0p96 anual para los descuentos.
Y p9o annual para los prestam0s.
!p% co'uiS on de cob ANA
.pSS al trimestre sobre el valor de los de-
postOs en- cuStodla.
Las GuentaS corrientes son llevadas gratui-
tsnente ne exigiendoSe NADIA de los interesa-
dos por los ;obros y pagos.
La sigulente tarifa expresa ell nteres que
abona Ia Sociedad pOr las imposiciones a pla-
10 flo:
De 5000 arriba por 3, Us meses, p%o
anual.
De id. i'd por 6, :, 8 9 9meses spa id.
be id i'd por 10, Il, . II meses p96 id.
De id. id. por l3 meses Ell adelante S p@@o id.
Director, Marques de la Esperalza -Secre-
tario, D. Jose Aatonio Canals -Contador,
D. Rafael Perez q GARCIA. -Cajero, D. Lau
reanO Vega. Alb 5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-10
IUIVO DEPOSlqO DE- NU;BLES.
4o CALLE DE LA FORTALEZA. 40

Los duenos de este estableciniento tenen
ell honor de ofrecer al publico en- general un
surtidonuevo de muebles precios sumamen-
te desconocidos los que tengan ell gusto de
visitar ell nuevo establecimiento, saldran de
Il altamente satisfechos tanto del trato per-
sonaI, como del surtido ALI existente de-
menciOuado ramo; ofrecemos ademas un
gran taller de carpnteria Y ebanisteria, donl
de seran servidas todas aquellas personals
que Sc dignen encargarnos algun trabajO,
por dificil que sea, en- la seglridad de que
sera ejecutado con pronttud elegancia V
solidez, tantO en- la parte de carpintera CO.
mo Ell la de ebanisteria.
Puerto-Rico, Noviembre de 1878.
Hasta Mayo SAEZ MURIAS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-10

Sobre L6ndres. Paris. bremen, G6nova, Habana
santiago de Cuba, Sante Domingo, Madrid. Sentan
der. Cadiz. Barcelona otras plazan8 do Espsfa 81
ran Dor cantdad de mas do veinticiuc0 pasos-SIL-
VA Y COMP. TetuanSp1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-10
M0WhIEBTO MARITIME.
ENTRAOAS.

Dia 7.-De Halifax, berg gol ing ~. Eta, =
captain Madog, salazones Iatimer
De Barcelona, berg. gol esp. "Pepi-
La, " p Laracoa, efeco
De Thomas, pail esp ." \. Maria, ="
pat ORigo, provisioneS.
De New York, goL amr ''Nulle, " a
Crosas.
{" s.--De Ponce, vap ing. Bermuda, "
cap AngrJle, carga general, La
timer
50 De sta ?ola, bare. esp, Maria, "
cap Bennasar, futos Iriarte.
De Nagnabo, gol esp. Rosita, pat,
Silva, moQuinal ia.
q De Fajardo, bal esp. 'Maria, cncros
SALIOAS.
Dia s-Para Sto DOllingo vap. ing "Arno >
lastre.
Para f. L. vap. ing Bermuda, "
carga g neral.
Pasajeros llegados en- el vapor Arno.-Don
Manuel Garcia. -.Ilian Muro.-Leoniia Maks
r Sierra Embarcadcs para Sto Domingo:
Ramon Alou jaime Mohncr. LeSados en-
,el Bermuda Mr. Ba dwell John Zinlitz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-10
EN- PONCE:

cn Ia Agenca del BoLErN MERCANrII~ casa dc
d Jose Cosaa, Gale Crislina, y en- Ia Plaza Ma
yor casa de d. Domingo Marg6, Sc haan de
venta los Al0lanaQneS para el dilo de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-10
AL COlnerciO.

Tn iGyen honrado y luboriuso que pu"de
dur las recommendations que Sc le cXijan,
desea colocarsc, siendo "a 4 to para cl ser
Vicio. Para mas informes ocllrrase Il la Pa
uadelia calle de San Sebastian. ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-10
PIllmaS maglcaS
0 QUE ESCRIBEN SOLAS.
Al |ente de oro.

Sc ACADIA de reciblr I'M gran snrtdo de ins-
trumcntos de precision propios para Ingenie-
ros Y aglfmensores como SeXtantes, nlyeles
DrGlulas decllnatorias, pantometros, graphic
metros, miras parlantes, cadenas cintas me-
tricas
Anteoios astrondmicos de larga VISTA ge-
melos de teatro marina, bar6metr0s, terIno-
metros eSpaiuclos Y leuteS de cristal de Roca y
pledraS del Brasil armadura de oro, plata do.
rada, acerO carey, espejueos de dos vstas
para yer cerca lejos EspejucIos des,le cua-
tro reales.
Nuevo surtdo he chainas para sehoras ca.
balleros, pailueIos de seda de china
Pianos de Ia Exposition de Paris
Gale de la Cruz, esq.ina plaza de Armas
| r. OCSSET
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-10

Casimires, merinos, pa1os, satin, de clases
superiores medianos; calzado esmeradamen-
tie concluido; dres blancos de color, classes
selectas y el Cotton check backs tan usado hoy
por los parisienses de tono; camisas blaacas
y de color, Ultima noyedad cuellos y puhos;
camisetas a9nericdndS clase recogida; sombre-
ros de felpa y de tleltro finos y entrefnos, de
paho etc, y los solicitados sombreros de paia
En- ell ALMACEN DE Ell TELEGR AFO 8
ticulos Y MAQUlNAS DE COSER NAUIONA
vendenos q precios muy m6dicos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-10

varlado, de buen gusto Y barato; capelinas v
mantillas de punto de seda, negras, blaness '
color elena; de las celebradas formas andalu-
Sas y seriHoRas; velos para lutos velillos.
cuelIos y pnnos, eorbatas y chalinas, todo rico;
perIuneila completamente surtida, suelta On
estuches; traies de holanda bOrdados con
gnarnicones de gran gusto, flores riquisima
pertectamente imitadas y perfumadas, en- IA
mos sueltas, otros adornos para eabezas
tlecos de seda, algodon lana, surtido com.
pleto, asi como en- tiras bordadas, encajes en-.
tredoses, trenoillas, cordones y otros obietos
para adornos de trajes bondas de seda ricas;
preciosas confecciones de seda; cnturones.
pales poFta-faldas, porta-abancos, carteras
holsas de tatete y terciopelo, portamonedas,
holsas de viaje y maletines; cintas de todas
classes, alturas para retratos, sombriilas, me.
dios paraguas, abanicos de gusto otros may
rcOs adornados con plumon, guantes de oa.
brtilla, y cuanto mas BE pida.