The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04
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curtTu: bis v?tc.
:, ere - un:r rra! religion in p"y.'
NC one hundred cents on llre i"iih':
shan in somc Of the most eloquent
prayers that were ever delivered.
Representative Springer, 0' IL
nos, hel ewes the Democrats OF that
Stale will this fall gain four mem>
bers Of the tlonsc and elect the L"g-
islature that is to choose q Senator.
Edison is sa d to- I've Mt work on
his far sighted machine. which h'
hopes to have perfect in time for the
Wo,ld's Fair in 1892. Py its nit,
the inventor says it will be po'slhl"
for n man in New York t" see The
fea.ues Of friend in Boston.
It is said that n vertable fountain
of tar has hecr. 4 scovercd three or
fonr miles f.om Raleigh. on the binds
of Mr. r. S. Fuller. The stnfr in
question exudes from q hahk. and
When the streum is cut off it comes
ont again with the consistency OF
soft putty, having t e look. taste and
smell. aid is to all appearances gen
uine tar
Braytcn's Convention will meet
one week after the September Demo
cratic Convention. The Rads are
evidently after seeing what will he
the final outcome of our little family
quarrel before they formulate any
definite plans. Forewarned IS fore
armed, Democrats. Stick TO your
colors and get yourselves together
The time will come when politics
will mean q that is noble and good
when a small boy will break an ap-
pie in two and give his tie sister
the bigger ha f; when tramp will
WORK, and a stray dog won't bic;
hut the day wi never dawn when a
fly can tickle q drowsy mans nose
without making him jump.
An Euglishu,an was boastine; to a
Yankee that they h@d Il book in the
Bri ish Museum witch was once
owned by Cicero. "Oh, that amt
nothing" retortcd the Yankee; Sin
the museum at Post ng they've got
the lead pencil that Nonh used to
check off the animals thai went INTO
the ark
The Agricultural College bill
passed Congress last Thursday II
gives the Agricultural College OF
each State $4,000 the first year
sl6.UUU the second, and so on, in
creasrng at the rate OF 81 900 animal
lv, until 5.OO0-is reached, at which
it q all remain as a permanent NJ
nual appropriation, >, The moneY IS
to come from the sale of run''t
lands. .-..y
1t NAV j,si bs we'll 60 m"ntion
that J'nc:c Sans dominion extend
"A little more than i:alf way around
the globe Thurcf .7e, when any 0!
Her Mnjesty's subjects get of that
chestnut abort the sun ncre- Set
TIM on the British dominions, we
! can brag OF the same thing, too
The distance from the eastermns'
point in Maine TO the wcstermpst 49,
land in Behring sen is q J Tile more
than one hundred and ninety deSre' 5
of longitude, so that it is full sun III
in Maine before it is sundown in
Eehring sea.
"Ne think it is the duty rs vel
as the policy of Legislators OF Tie
Democratic party to make thorough
study Of the wants and desires oI
tho farming element, as expressed
by the latter in their organizations
and frame legislation fitted to relieve
them. Such action would be fal
more sensible and productive OF muc!
greater benefit to all of us, than tic
continual indulgence in cheap and
ridiculous rhct re concerning the
dangers of sn oatL-bound order
subver.ing the liberties OF freemen
ETC.
English SPAWN Linima"t removes
all Hard, Soft or Culloused lnmps
md Rlenishcs from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Spliats. Sweeney,
l:ina.bone, Stifes. Sprains, al!
Swollen Throats. Coughs, Et:.
Save $50 by use of one bnttl:
Warranted the most wonderful Blem'
ish Cur. ever known. Sold by DR..
f. j. Zemp. Druggist, Camden.
You can; teli any more alont y
woman before you are married r
her, nlnn you Can judge OF the qIP
ty Of pudding without eating oT~l';
no more is necessary to know Wn
man lifetime in order to ascertain
whether she is going to do for life
companion.