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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11

JjafIliCted with sore eyes use DcIsaac Thomp-
ten yeWaier Druggists sell at25c. psr bottle
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11

"You seem to think Pm an idiot" "Wha
a mind-reader you are!"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11

Mild, gentle, soothing and
healing is DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. Only SO cents.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11

The tea-keitle sings because II Is always
able to keep itself outside OF hot water.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11

Fiy-time-Whrn NAL do is aft yo
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11

mere nlS 0uJ 3CTeS Ol JOY uli rps.
Why do you not go and reapit2 You have
been groaning over your infrmites for
thirty years. Now give one round shout over
your emancipation. You say you have it 50
hard; YOU might have it worse. You wonder
why this great cold trouble keeps revolving
through your soul, turning and turning, with
black hand on the crank. Ah, that trouble
is the grindstone on which you are to sharpen
your sickle. 10 the fields! Wake up! Take
ptf your green spcctaclos, your blue specta-
cies, your black spectGclcs. Pull up the cor
llcrS Of your mouth as far rs you pull them
down. To the fields! Reap! reap!
Again | remark, in grace as in farming
there is time for threshing. tell you
hluntly thatis death. Just as a farmer beats
the wheat out or the straw so death beats the
soul out Of the body. Every sickness is a
stroke Of tho fail, AMI the sickbed is the
thres ing floor. What, say you, is death to
good man only taking tho wheat out Of the
straw? That all. An aged man has fallen
asleep Only yesterday you saw him in the
sunny porch playing with his grandchildren,
Calmly he received the message to leave this
world. lie bale n pleasant good-by to his old
friends. The telegraph carries the tidings,
AMI on swift rail trains tho kindred come,
wanting once more to look on tho fuce Of
! dear old grandfather Brush back the gray
hairs from his brow; it willncver ache again.
| Put him away in the slurnber Of the tomb
lie will not be afraid Of that night. Grand
father was never afraid OF anything. He
will rise in the morning of the resurrection
Grandfather was always the first to rise.
| His voice has already mingled in the doxol-
| ogy Of heaven. Grandfather always did
sing in .urch. Anything ghastly in that?
No. The threshing of the wheat out of the
straw That is all.
The Saviour folds lamb in His bosom.
The little child fillei all the house with her
music, an | her toys are scattered all up and
down the stairs just Us she left then. What
if the hand that pllcked four o'clocks out of
the meadow is still? 1t will wave the eternal
triumph. What if the voice that made mu
sic in the home is still! 1t will sing the
eternal hoSanna. Put whte rose iu one
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11

ana EtnCf2 tHCirSs lncluulnB
their Antidotes, &c. Invaluable.
girue-PreservatiOn OF Health
Pant VI-C0nImon Ques-
miscellaneous Information OIL
and Disease. Filled With Hints.
OF thinking young people; the
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

general adoption of this any other Efficient range
finder! Wen, it will have the same effect tllt an
amendment TO the code OF honor. requiring gentlemen
10 fire from opposite corners Of handkerchief "ou!u
have the practice of duclling-it would stop ~
altogether. | have the word OF officers Of all nation
alitics That the general adoption OF an efficient range
finder would render the bloody that recruiting
would he impossible and dcsciions more diasstiousN
dccimatlng than "A plague Few men VIII lace cor
tain death and that Is what war viii amount io when
the armies Of the world begin 10 fire at known dis.
tanccs. think ihc range finder viii prove it>cf
The most efficient Of the pcaccmalcrs. In that II directs
all the deadly engines Of destruction heretofore &C.
signed that all their frightfu possibilities become
realities. with il I'm war mnst either cease o?
become an exclusively nocturnal pursuit u cGralZc,
The weak and the strong. The little nation bcllnd
81 hIastworks ard-iis boundary stream may bid
defiance to a horde oi invaders hundred marks
men in easements. armed with repeating rifles and
rangc-iiEdcr. can keep 10 600 ~ hay.
Among the many Improvements In apparatus
pcccssar: to Takc the Instrument success. i one
little thing which enables me TO retain control OF H.
Absolute accuracy in the ncromctcr screw IS n"ccs
-ary Now. such thing as an absolutely accurate
screw j, unknown WhitwOr'h makes twenty so
called standard sizes Of micromctcr screws and every
one Of Chem is ont Of true. have discovered
method BY which "A screw when made can he ac
curatclv measured. That method Is my secret
without II accurate range nder is an mpoSsibi-
ty. with IL | proportion the indicating ap
paraiuS that the readings of the instrument VIII be
absolutely correct This leaves me in control without
boihcrlnc 0ith patents patent suits
n the trials al the light artillery school AT Fort
rilrv Lr0vc rs satisfactory those at Governors
Island sccm 20 have been. and every army post IN
fhc Wes; gets n range finder. The life Of the poor
Indian will become burden 10 him, and he must
face the alternative Of civilization or annihilaton.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
rur covrvG WEEK ~ CONGRESS-

Washington. March 3o.-rrccT the direction u
the Tdrsnd, committee Ia charge = leg. e.soflon the
order - bushes, boz the senate /. reduced almost to-
ocft.inty. Tic Dependent Pension bl Is the un'in
l,ied lus!nc.-. and Will De- talcn mp for aiscnSs'n
90 morrow unless n shond hc decided r''n" hil' T."
aa.-h n4.t the deraon 81 the Florida judicial
nominations in cAocu'i,c -cs.lon. Nict these t""
matter arr d-po-ed of the Montana election case VIII
BE- cailld up. \ long debate /, expected ON the re-
,.,rt. boz thi. ea-c. senator Gray. who prepared me
minority report. and bis a--ociat"- "n the commit
tee senator. Vance. fuiPe and lueh. toS''A"r WIN
senator. George aid Coke. hAN" gi'"u notice mat Hr'
trU -nrak boo favor of Nrh-r-. Ntclnulr anl 'N'A.
fnc Democratic ciamaut,. senator liohr chairman
ni tic snu.lifec Viii open The f'oni" in support o."
IN, fos,lntI.n doc Ing Mc.sr,. sander and Powers
entitled fn -c.f- Thc.c three subjects VIII riCnHil'
o,.rns tic entire tine - iho senate during the Wceh
r.tui. tending that. uud'r thc new onier o. NM
i.o.lDalar Co. morrow morning. the senate VIII here
.ff-r ni.sf 90. ~ O'Clock.
When the confederation Of ~" Army Apr opraiion
iu q, finished ny the House th" h.l - Admit IDA 40
b.. -f.fc ll De- called up and 80 least iwn DAYS VIII
i. orc.pl~d in ifs di.ci.,0n. lh" Iariu hill - -"
pcrtcd I, make its appearance IN tho House dnrn-
The week. aud the Appropriations Committee j. ma.
lnr f,-,dv tn report The Legislative Approprmllon
lnll which viii lsave hu two # the hil- CT il''ed
10 the Appropriations committee 10 bc reported
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
urxIclys srrDYIsG THIS COUNTRY
From The Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago tribune 49,
number OF Wealthy young McXi'ans arc NJ ING
p.rac They arc going 10 lcok over tiie ihtd
stste. nre.ty thoroughly for the purpose OF pcnhe
M neeinI information and having good tiinc De
scnor Francisco Martinez Migrate, who sccmcd 10 10
lac tne leader Is astOniscd at the wonderful tnl""
States. - .. .. ,o,h;,, ram,
nared ~ ruclauds he said. This Idea comes nom
'Mc bls aow Of British money into Mexico four
ycars arr tlc amount registered on the London mar
kots was about S12 100000 Now more thaD 600,
600 Geo OF British money is interested IN our i'cphb
lie. 20 many. Of railways. mines banks. clc..
are CONTROLLED IN England that our business Property
is as important 10 several moncycn ccnllrS Oh EnS-
land as Ii Is to Mexico. The people OF McAlco "aji
10 see better trade relations with your country, hnt
your merchants don't TO appreciate ts icchilB
European countries did not get our trade DN any .css
a,ionlihe the Pan American Congress- loi ih,ldnoc
but by thoroughly acquaintins Themselves "l'i our
peculiar requirements
American manufacturers don't study the wants
and needs Of merchants and cater accordingly, 4,
but they insist upon forcing novelties upon them
The Of the interior f. rather indifferent 70
closer commercial relations but tine advantage of DO
Ing business with the United States j. daily becoming
better understood. Just soon the people OF the
United states interest themselves In learning something
about the conditions and wants of Mexico the tide
~ commerce will change and England viii DC the only
lascr.n
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
NEW-YORK CITY.

Tho Wesleyan University Gec and Banjo Clubs viii
give concert at the Berkeley Lyceum on Wednesday
evening at O'Clock.
The Convent OF the Sacred Heart received last week
from Europe costly fc-slzed statue Of the Rcdeemer
which has been placed at the head Of the main stair
way in tn, convent. OnehUndrcd and thirty secondst
and st. Nicholas-ave.
meeting held yesterday In Clarendon Hall oi
the Limerick men who live In this city, and county
organization formed, with p. J. Burns as prcs
dct s. OConnor secretary. and T. Wheeler treasurer
Monsignor Donnclly has left the bulk Of his estate
estimated at $1,000, TO Archbishop Corrsan
At the fair for the benefit of the Immigrant Girls
Mission at Castle Garden a handsome Irish flag, the
gift Of Archbishop Croke. Of Caslel. Ireland will be
voted TO the most popular Irish organization.
The Fire Commissioners have selected a site for a
new engine house at Onehundrcd and forty ninth-st
and Eghth-ave
The vcstmcnts made by the Dominican Nuns In
Newark at cost Of $4,000 will be worn By Bishop
Conroy and the assistant priests during the ceremony
Of blessing the oils in st. Paricks Cathedral Holy
Thursday.
The steamer Caroline Miller arrived yesterday from
st. Andrew with cargo Of ice, which will be dis
charged at Poughkeepsie
over 1000 immigrants were landed at Castle Garden
Yesterday. Most of them were Italians, and large
- their fellow country assembled IN Bat
terry Park to meet them.
The 18th United states Artillery, Colonel Alexander
Piper which has been stationed here since November,
1851 viii start in May for the Pacific Coast.
Attention is called to the advertisement Of the
Knickcrbockor Trust Company in another column.
The continued success Of th, company demonstrates
the usefulness Of institution Of this character In
tho uppor part of The city. Ii has been great con
ycnlcncc for ladies and persons Of leisure. TO whom
trip 10 Wall street troublesome undesirable. Per
sonal and business accounts received and checks
upon tlc company pass through the Clearing House
the same those upon any city bank. II also allows
interest upon time deposits.
The German GLIB will give dinner tomorrow night
in honor OF the scvcntvhit anniversary OF Bismarck
birth Covers will be laid for 200. Carl sohurz.
william steinway and others expected TO be
present.
The funeral OF Emanuel Bcrrihelmer. the well knoVn
brewer. who died Thursday, was held at his home,
No a5l West Finy-hfth st.. Yesterday The body was
taken to that part Of Cypress His Cemetery which
belongs TO the Temple Emanu FL and is known as
salem Fields where II placed in the family vault
The funeral ot If. W. Klutshak took place yestcr
day at No l33 Esscx-st lie was the arts of the
sir John Franklin search expedition in 1878. For
some year, he had been suffering from coDsump;ion
The burial was IN the Lutheran Cemetery. Among
those who attended the funeral DR.. f. Franklin
and Captain J. &. Morrison.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
Raceland Proctor Knott and Prince Royal are 10 10
1 others at any price you please.

The announcement during the last week In the
New York newspapers Of the sale at Richmond ~ =
W.. Of Australian racing stud marks new de-
parture advertising enterprise Probably 1t Is the
first time record that antpodean brethren have
thought it worth their while 10 bring the best points
of their racing stock under the notice OF American
turfmcn and the result of the experiment will be
watched with considerable interest II successful the
innovation may exercise a marked and lasting in
iluence on the future Of the racehorse in this oou
try Tho sale in question is that Of the highly sue
ccssful Hohartvillc stud, which belonged to the
recently deceased Andrew Town. whose name. as a
breeder was a household word all through the
colony The great majority Of his stock
have at one time or other won or produced the
winners OF nearly all the leading Australian races
The stations include Monmon,h. by latteIdon-Iady
Chester daughter Of the great StOckwclD; Trcn-
ton. son Of the and sturdy Musket. who sired
letronel "a Two thousand winner, and other good
sorseS Chevot Omp). by Adventurer-tiray stocking
by stockwcD aud Scgcnhoc. by Marbyrwong The
Fawn. The brood mares. nearly all imported from
England. include Agitation by Orcst: Atholine. by
Blair Atho; Belle Of CObham. by RESTITUTION: Alsace
by Consul: Britannia. by Cathedral: Fair Alice, by
Eel Demoned; ScaWced by Co.tneS>. Roscdac. by
1yncdac, and White and Blue by Monsgneur. with
such blood this, probably the best 10 be found III
the calendar the Of the liobartville stud Is
by no means surprising The sale will take place
about May 20. and the auctioncers, McSsrS 4. ;.
Clbborn and Hill, Clarke d Co.. viii shortly forward
full catalogues to every racing centre in this country
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
AYr1IcaY TRACT SOCIETY MEETING.

ashngton. March 30 l-pccall.-The annual meet
lng Of The American Tract Society held thiS even
l;,o in the New York Avenue Presbyterian Chni'h IN
uis cl.y ExJustlcc strong the president oi the
society," was in thc chair. Tho Rev. Dr. q. l..
slcardr one Of The secretaries, made n statement
showing that for eleven months Of the financial wear,
from April 1-s0 10 March !, 1890. ihc total rc'cp"
were SOL 2G3 70 ncrease Of f23 1876 i@ over me
sarnc period Of the preceding year the gain Dclns
chiefly in gifts and lccaelce. The expenditures were
within a few thousand dollars OF the receipts. Last
wear only siXtysix OFT OF l7O new publications wcrr
in English and most Of this years issues are III the
German, scandinavian, Italian, Bohemian, ?ol'h ana
other languages spoken 10y immigrants to hs conniF'
or used by foreign missionaries. The society prints
its issue, in $50 dialects or language Among the
bools of the year full analyst, of the Eibic IN
snanisb a translation OF rhc Bible Tcxtbook. tic
ony book Of it Kind available for the sp2nisi-spcih
ing people Of the twO contn'nts, tcTr ing u" si"
Concordance In that Language. The ISSUE oi M MliaeIS
has been at In" average rae OF ahvut ,nIor o
~ a million pages per wcch. OF the lji coliorcrs
cmrIoycd nearly Ohr-thlid have IabOTcd alnch- tlc
arriving immigrants and tho cOlorci p0pilaNol
Addres.e, were also made By tiic Icv 'nOrEc "HIu
foot of Chicago superintendent OF copHiTaf" Tor 'c
wl-~.ssippi Valley the Hon. +. j. MORAN. Coininis
.inucr o Indian Affairs. and the Rev. Dr. l'arl..t n
tlis city who was 4 coportcr in Minnesota whch II
was a Territory and he WAS theological "tnoch''
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
OFF FOR THE WILDS OF ALASKA.

r. J Gl,yc and Alfred y. Schanz. Of the Alaska e1'
rlo-a,lon party organizod ~ Frank Le.les Illustrated
Wccai~" lot Ncw-York FOR san Francisco Yesterday
o,lnr estern limi'c Ane'"ss san OF tac
Ncw-York Central Railroad. large number or NE
friends OF the two young 80 wcll - many people
attracted interest IN tho expedition gathered a; the
Grand Central station them depart. Among thos'
tr,.cnt were Isrlcr, ward the African explorer and
cturer VINO 'rourhcd IT, With Mr.. Gase under Stanley
IN AFRICA during several years Major J. y. Pond and
" j. Merrill representing Prank Lc-e's illustrated
Wc-aly.'
Tie crowd gao hrsc h arty cheers for
tho explorer. vhen they boarded the train,
and r.rec more Wien n moved away. There
viii b. nine white In the expedition Mr.. Schans
and Mr. Gaye will meet the other members OF It az Gin
,inna'i Nsw- Orleans and san Francisco. from san
Francisco United States steamer Paterson WIZ take
Tho explorer. Juneau Thence they will 90 by canoe
- Chxa Pass which they VIII s.rlke Ia ght
tr. no-ihw,., to the head OF the Copper Hfcr,
near Mount Wranec. They will go by raft Gown the
Conpr River % %. month
Na,' cuide- and assistants VII b" engaged IN Alaska
The ,oun.re be- explored es between the luaon snd
corper Rivers tho Chka, Pass and has never been
traser-cd by white man.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
THEY Spent rnr MONEY TOO rrcKGnssLr.

Idwai S.a,ner. noe ,c,cnteon. and Charles lnrchan
wcro arrrn,G before Justice McMahon IN tho Jo"r'"n
Marie, Police Court yesterday and charged with stealing
lt worth - 600 from g. y. Mas CO.. of NO. ITO
or,nrs and from several other SIX m'rrharts SchaI'r
.,. .,nfo,e ed i,v Mas Co discharlc- about
ieo No.i. aro While IN their employ ~ f. alc-'d Thar
,. sto,r sa which he gave To- Ilrthan Il d'fo'e or
Ancc ho was discharged schaGcr has heon visiting tho
firm. who dealt Mas co. anf ohtaining slk and
.,fin f.. iin ~ rerrs-cntinr that 70 for Mas
co. IAc ,0.cn .ik given to Lar Ian t. dispose 81
and Che proceed, n,rc divided b-tworn the two NchaneF
su,nt h. money the Eow'ry concert halls ana aitra'
,hr attention Of detectives by the rccc-s manner In when
In .u.nt H. Tho prisoners were held for examination on
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
coon THINGS ABOrT 4 BAD PLACE
from The Eosion Advertiser.

When a series % letter, appeared IN print n few
vcars aro bcarins the startling title Of Letters from
ileUr A profound sensation was created, eSpeclailN
when II b,r.mr open secret that "A well known
and uopular divine their author. His the Ger
olnIv In,, tho air originality. although both Dante
and Miou had written ~ the regions internal. fut
rLerc il an Old adacc that There Is nothing new
uncor thc ,unr aud this becomes again true when
there come 10 light curious old book bearing the
tlr rhc Praises Of Hell" II T. queer old book.
iran, aton from the reuch. and printed and pub
lishcd In London. Upon the nlst page j. written
Nn.iou lT-sr The type is antique and the die
ton also The book IS story teller. and among other
anecdotes relate that when Nlrerl AhEr" pantea ms
comnl,lncd 10 The Pope that their own faces were
reproduced among those consiencd lo PcmliiOil
mower 10 deliver their souls from pnrzatory he was
r,urcrcs. 10 takc them out Of hell. The euthOr I'm
dnscrihinr some OF tho inhabitants Of the bottoncss
nlt includes among them solomon. Calvin. Luther.
and very many OF the prominent ccccoiaNtics of the
day.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Cases OF Indicted deputy sheras, before Judge Jarrett
Sheriff Flack and Dworth Choatc cases before Judge
Barrett.
ST. Stcphcns-IIolv Trinity consolidation case.
Sailors Snug ITarbor election No ~ Wast.
Reformed preachers and Baptist pastors meetings
morning.
Board Of Electrical Control. Mayors Office. p m.
Presentation OF flags. Training Department OF Normal
College o 80 n.
Election OF officers Of Metal Exchange.
Meeting In favor Of rapid transit. Real Estate Ex'
change. p m.
Meetings OF ice dealers, Ice Exchange.
Photographic speech Of w. +. Gladstone. Law Library
OF the Equitable LIE Society No. 100 Broad
way, y. m.
Mrs. sarah Cowell Le Moyncs reading from Brown-
Ing. Lyccum Th' a;rc. 80 y. H.
Dinner OF Company q, 9TH Regiment Mazzcttfs
A. Miner Gr wod's lecture, "Round the World y
Hardnan Hall. p IN.
Soc ETY. OF Christian Socialists meeting Amty Baptist
Church.
Lecture by Professor Franklin W. Hooper. Brooklyn
Institute y. IN.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
no TINE FOR TRIFLES.
From The Norrist0wn Herald.

From The NorristOwn Herald
visor-Thcy have uneartled a frIghtfuIy corrupo
condition Of things in tie shcrif's' Office IN New
York, |
Democratic Editor-In the New-Yors Sheiifs Of
fee, CHI I've heard whisper OF something Of the
kind but I've been busy of late dcnouncing Post
mastcr-Gcnera Wanamaker FOR being superintendent
Of Sunday school and tcachc. of Bible class, that
haven't had time 10 keep posted on other political
tcrics
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

Earned Iro.Elfn . Albany 4. First ba-e on ~
ror,-Erookyn T. Albany B. iDit on ba.e', hreo@yn o.
rrct out ifooil,n :. Albany B. IWo-b,-r hts-l'n-
D vticiAardt O'Connel sacrifice hlts 0 Hrcn Scsfon
l:c'rv and Bowen. stolen bsscS-Pltk. Daily > r'l-
hafet > rarT.t, aeieg Cng9 Pal III by "y he
ball--Paaslh h. rnlrire-N li'ntinr. Tim 30 49,
The Broohyn Association and Albany teams Will
play their las game together al l;idrrwOcd IN day
Al tho POLO Grounds this afternoon the New York
League ard Iiackctt arhart teams VIII cro,s ns',.
.herrot. Will pitch fOr tho Ncw YORKER The falH
College nine will play al the Polo Grounds 0 morrow.
The Brooklyn League team arrived from the south
,.c. .n..I-ls
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31

feet Moreover, marvellousy low instcps seem to g
characteristic OF the typical English feet The Eng
sh women are exceedingly sensitive upon tlle SUP.
jcct OF their prodgious pedals, and they make IL .
point to talk Of the proprety Of wearing large boots
and shoes in order TO aver. and other similar
disc0mnturcs; yet am told by dealers in footwear
that cons and bunons quite prevalen. here -
elsewhere Yet there have been English ladies With
wonderfully small feet One OF the famOus bcautfcs
inches in length. yet she above medium heigh1
and was otherwise symmctrcaIy proportioned
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
rNGLISN WONEN'y SHOES.
llcaeo Ncws; London letter.

from Inc INlcalO NcNs LONDON IoItcr.
Every American woman who so.onrnS in London
raise, her voice against the large and III fitting shoes
which .he fluids here The natives seek 10 justify
The monstr0.itics tho plea that The feet should
bc clad Loosely and stoutly. The truth however. Is
that English women have big fcct-abnormaly big
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
suypvRccKpD sEAHry BRorGHr TO PORT

Tho steamship Trinidad. from bermuda. brought into
his port Yesterday Captain Eoehlng and SIX mon OF
the BARK Western Chief abandoned a; sta on March Il"
The captain and six sailors had been In the boat
twenty-five hour. when they were picked up by the
Spanish bark Prime and taken 10 Befauda The rest
O., the arg,c cd here saturday the schooner
II
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
ure ROOM parrrrRrD TO nrR coarANT.

r,,hat do you work at l" Inquired Justice raintcr ~
Narraret sutton asragned bcfo9' him al the
.-ox Marlct Police yesterday for lnto>ieaton
Il IN % cook tho smallpox hospital" answered Mar
garct and the dropped their pens ani r'd to the
examination room.
..Thfec months said ,ho Justice, hurredy. and Mar
garct va. hustled Of the court room.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-31
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
EVERETT-Signor Salvini. GILSEY-Colonel Will
lam X. Shafter L. S. Army. MURRAY H1LL-Senatcr
John IL. Mitchell, of Oregon. WINDSOR-Genera Joseph
T. florence, OF Chicago.