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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
A Hidden Enemy

Like the Indian In ambush Scrofua turks in the blood
q, many who do not suspect It, only waiting opportunity
. dc.cribed IN the following TO assert its terrible
,ower The disease called psoriasis Ia OF scroulous
and the success Of Hoods sarssaria told below
Illustrates the wonderful power OF this medicine over oil
diseases Of the blood. Read carefully:
az am very Glad to tell what Hoods sarsaparilla has
done for me- The only thing that troubles me is that
can not make my statement
Strong Enough.
had always been healthy never being troubled With my
thing more severe cold. Two years ago this fall
7 was digging well; by some slight accident scraped
Of little Of tho skin between my knee and ankle ON my
left Jee The next day little red spot appeared which
.prcsd sonething like runround Finally 1t took the
form OF scale scratched 1t of and MINDED nothing OF H.
Rut formed again other red spos and patches came
or,t On nv legs and finally all over my body They
formed On the bottoms Of my feet e palms Of ny hands
snd even inside nv ears.
Ii Was a Terrible
sight and the itching sad burning was intense
scratched and scratched only 10 make my body raw and
I'm more fearful condition yet Physicians treaed me-
with no benefit They called the disease psorissA was
treated with solution Of arsenc very dilute Of course Out
GRADUALLY stronger and stronger. with no eject did not
feel sick except for itching and burning 80 ATTENDED
70 my business A.
"pursns the summer the disease was asoniiine' ono
oisht got out Of bed and ran around the yard. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
R. H. MACY & CO.,
Sixth AVENUE
UPHOLSTERY.

OEAOISIERY.
cnAs aoor-re.ched By .ievssssas
1000 ITALIAN SILK sLUMBER ROBEA
$40 EACH; WORTH $3.50.
LACE CURTAIxs
Nottingham, new designs. 0os,, worth q. 50.
nottingham. new designs. ~. up to e8o<.
Real Antique, e1.5s up 70 Ssae.
Real Cluny 42.31 up to saS7l.
Resi Irsh Point S3.31 up 10 ss7sz,
Real Tambsur. s3.74 up 70 $3.50.
Madras. Sc. up TO sos.
Louis XIV S1O.ss up 70 sss.N.
BED sETs.
Real Antique Lace. $3.50 up to s2.os.
Irish Point Lace. e10.2A up To s1ss7
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED 10 LAR " n.
FORMATION OF FRENCH. ENGLISH. AND Sg1.
MAN FABRICS FOR FURNITURE COVER.
INGs. DRaPERIEs, LONG CURTAINS, Poa.
THERE'S, &c.
JUTE TAPEsTRI rs. 4sc. per yard worth 7se.
TAPESTRIES in new designs and cOlorings. 62c.
s4c., s6e.. e1.08. sI.4i. sl.SS. s2.63, s3.ats
1884, up to S1s48 per yard
pRocATELs. in rich cOors. e3.4S, worth %.
French TITAN vELoURs. six colorI,
Si.79, worth $3.50.
Figured DERBY SATIN, S1.98 worth %.
choice collection Of TAPESTRY PANELS for wall deco
ratons at POPULAR PRICES.
5000 yards IMPORTED CREToNNEs,
lac. per yard worth 25c
FRENCH CRETONNES new designs and colors. &c. ~
Sic per yard worth 81.
1000 yards IMPORTED JAPANESE NOVELTY SILK
for Chair Scars. Mantel Scarfs, Sofa Pillows. Lsmbrs
Quins, Head Rests, &C..
71c per yard worth s1.25.
IMPOPTED CHENILLE CURTAINS.
500 pairs figured all over. $500, worth &c.
500 pairs figured all over $3.50, worth 90.
200 pairs FRENCH TAPESTRY CURTAINS, figured q
In red and blue
S110 per pair; worth sl0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26

sel.. c.: s:A.ss vssi ~ SaA black Ass,ss
81 azsaoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
BEDS AND BEDDING.

Third foor-reached by elevators.l
French IRON BEDSTEADS brass trimmed.
$500 up to 1851 each.
All.Brass BEDSTEADS,
$500 TO $500 each.
BRASS BEDSTEADS with brass canopy, full size ASxot
feet,
034,58, worth eos.
MATTRESsEs. FULL SIZE.
Hair, 40 pounds. 1851 each.
Best S. A. Hair. 40 pounds, S15.21 each
Excelsior S2.34 each.
Fibre. S3.78 each
Fibre and hair top. S3.S4 each
Rest single border SPRING BEDS, 1884.
Best double.border SPRING BEDS Sl1.O8.
Woven wire SPRING BEDS e322' e%eo' sS's'
$500. 1924.
Cot BEDS S1.l1 and S1.46
Upholstered Cot BEDS. e1.4B and Sl.s].
Cot MATTRESSES. 6l.S7 each.
FEATHER PILLOWS 64c, SEE, silly. Sl.00' e2'o"
99.24 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
Cure is Cure

uovsver Il may be e6ectedi but unjust
prejudice often prevents peopss ron uJns
proprietary medicine, until other remedies
prove unavsiiing. v
m n. Rltchie, Commission Agent, Kingston
Australia, writes:
"For yesrs . confirmed scepuc - 70 me
retits Of proprietary medicines, WAS At last
converted By the use Of Ayers Cherry rec
toral. For months bottle OF ths medicine,
AZ which l had come into possession through
the kindness Of friend, remained unopened
IN NV closet, till one night was seized win
a violent cold accompanied by racking
conrh' Harfhs none Of my ssSdi reFnedfs' at
So.S. thought OF the Cherry Pectoral. ana
determined to give It trial Tho result was
truIy MAGICAL Relief came almost Instantly,
and After repeating the dose, certainly not
more than half dozen times, l iound my
self thoroughly cured. subsequently my
daughter was cured Of severe cough oy the
u,e of the Cherry Pectoral. recommend
mi, preparation to all sufferers from throaf
and lung troubles" ...,.,.
asthma, and consumption the best remeoyn
Ayers Cherry Psetora|,
PREPARED BIT
Or. j. C. AVER g. co.., Lowell, Mass.
Bold By all Drusssss. Price 81; elk bottles -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
SILVERWAR RE.

CELEBRATED ROGERS e. BROS MAKE
TEASPOONS. per set Of six 96c.
TABLESPOONS. per set Of SIX sl.Sl.
TABLE FORKS. per set Of six sl.9i'
GRAVY LADIES. each Gle.
BERRY SPOONS. each. Sic
BUTTER KNIVES. each 2Sc.
All, GUARANTEED STANDARD PLATE ON 10 PEs
CENT NICKEL.
7so dozen Rogers Brother DINNER KNIVES WIZ
ranted IL pvt pure silver to dozen e%''s per oolen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
VASES AND LAMPS.

600 ART VASES, IVORY FINISH, WoRCEsIL"
DECORATIONS 97c. EACH; WORTH W. M
SHADE TO MATCH DUPLEX BURNERS, COM
pLETE. $3.50 EACH; WORTH $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
CLOCKS.

SPECIAL SALE Of MEXICAN ONYX MANIEh
CLOCKS, 300 designs, varying In price from SLOWS
to 1896.
, mn BRONzE HORSES, for Clock Ornaments. S7c'
each; worth $3.50
500 Bronze Figure COMMERCE" for Clock Ornaments
sI.1B each; worth s275,
600 Bronze HORSE AND RIDER for Clock Ornaments
S1.49, worth 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

Tot,ls 1875 900 l3I,.9j 15U,IUI To U'V"'V
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04
4 Remarkable Woman.

Kingston, n. Y, has remarkable
woman among it's inhabitants. She
is Mrs Deborah Powers, 100 years
OIL, the head Of acyera! business
concerns md The possessor of abont
s., 100000. Since 1928 she has
managed an o:lcloth manufactnrg
started hy her husband. In adai
t,nn. she ia The serior partner
in The banking ir!n of D. Powers &
Sors, st ianainal'urg. She has
founlcd an.l endowed an old ladies
home All her tocr!ties remain IN.
impaired except her sight, which is
slightly affected. She passed her
lHoth birthday last week.
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04
Tic Meeting at LyIchMOOd.

The second meeting Of the County
ca,npainn was held at Iynchwood
on Saturday lnst, hc2inaing y: II o.
clock IN. MT n. 4 D':t' ane Was elect
c,; Chairman a#H Mr. c. W. BircA
moro, Sccrttary
Spcccl.cs wore made Ivy Maio }. z
Nlaeil, candidate fox reelection Ia
the Senate, anI Mcss-s G. NJ. A'ex.
enler, ". T. Rnsscll. 4. }. Kirkland
G. ". Moseley nul w ID. Trantham
candidates tor tic ilcusc of Repre-
scntatiyCs.
s!cssrs J. n. Watts and B. i
Clarke, candidates for School Com
rissionc. Maj f. =. Sill, candidate
for Auditor; Capt J. G RoIlings and
Can't E. G. Iiaile, candidates toE
Treasurer, ana Messr: J. a. Mellow
eli. G. ". MrCaski.l, A. A. Hoykin
II +. Beard. A. N. Damn, /. +. !!';l.
land, }. n. Jones. 5. I Kelley, and
X. W. Hammond, candidates 10,
County Commissioner, made short
speeches.
About .ln'clock lion J. J. Hemp,
hill: arrived on the ground, he having
been delayed in reaching Camden,
lie delivered one OF his usually able
addresses ON the Suh.Treasury
scheme. which was listened to with
particular attention.
The meeting was al interesting
one, and ever thing passed off peas
aaL!y.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04
Eup2ij5y.

THIS il VIA! rHu "nlh' - have. III f!ct,
yrn r.r.t have il, Ii :nI,y cnj"y life.
Thousanis nrc searching f,r it daily. and
mourning hc"ans" they ind II MT. Thors-
mnia upon ihnnsanls Of aoi'nrs are spcni
annually by our people in the hope ,hnl
,h-y may niimin this boon. And yet il
mny lie M, ny nl. Tc enaraE'ce TIN,
Electric Ri,tc,s. fused sccOrrling 10 iirAc-
,icns snd tho use persisted in, VIII bring
yon Gaod Digestion, anil ou-t tive demon
nysrepSia and instsll instead E.Irrnsy
Vie recommend Electric ili'tars for Dys-
pc: ~ia and n!l diseases d! Liver. Stomach
AMI Kidurys. Sold st 6Uc and H.UO rer
bottle by br F. L. Zsmp. Druggist.
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Personals.

DR. l. II. Alexander has returned
from hio tlip North, and can be
found nt Ills Office as usual.
Mr. II II. Wittkowsky left on Mon,
day last for Sumter.
Mr. George Todd, of BarnNell, is
visiting the family Of Mrs E. C.
Hughes.
Prof A c. Moore, of Spartanburg,
former Principal of Camden Graded
School, was in Camden o few days
this week.
Mr. Gus Ilir:ch, # the firm of
Hirsch Bros returnet, from New
York on last Sunday. Mr. liirscll
was accompanied Ivy his sister, Misg
Adeiheit l;irsch, Of Mandel, Gcrms.
ny, who vii! make Camden her
home.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04

~. s.,l.r,hrr terra 81 Gnnr,
e,nvene on Monday morning
.Tudca Wi,hersm,na oIrs;;;inr The
srj;t,wiau c;.sc, have Laer (! sDn.:c.i
n,'.
Charles Juckson. colorc.l-house
brrI,;,,.. AR, lar:cny--nn;'.v. Two
vc,..: Il hard l.l,,r.
T.: u lI;l:.r, whi.r-housc break.
l;n,,-ul..,., on;,,r Tw, v,o,, -,
i,'1,, Ial,r
| rou-y f::i!i.r; ro,nr,,, -.,.,-,v;nc
oo,..,.is,, ,roa,o waoro,,s,,i,..
r,lty Sa;nr for nrsonLrn rn;ltv. 1a
mou,hs and G. ,r,ut q IN the peni.
ten,ia,v
T,I,woy Wells. Gaskin Boykiu
B;ijy Dove Jyscph Dow. uni Jien,,
Hn,tin c.arrc.i -;,,u .ss.pl. ana
h,tto-r viii ;.t.,. r. hi, y.a. e;u,;,l
cn;Itv NJ ass,u}t .n1 L,,i,.rv of q
hirh and sgrravo,.l natnre o,3
rac,,mnon,l.I ~ ,ho, roarcy nf ~,
C.I an , t.1 l. 10
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04
The Gotten PIaE;crs and Ginners Of the
South.

Your attention is called to the
New Cotton Bloom Gin, which has
afi the latcs; improvements, :nclndine
balance wheel on brush, which is Pc
culinr to this make of gin cad is used
on no other. II you intend buying o
gin This season it will pay YOU to
look into the merits Ct this I'm
This company and its predecessors
l.avc made cotton gins ins nearly
fifty years. and arc experts in cotton
gin work. These gins are made IL
the most substantial nanner--strong
and heavy. with long bearings: every
part being so nicely made and adjns'
ted that it is without doubt the light
est running ginning outfit in tie
world. Tor further particulars, pri.
C. $. terms, etc, address ii. ". Huh
bard, the manufacturers genera
southern agent, st Atlanta, Gn.,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04
A Scrap Of Paper Saves FIcr Life.

II was just an ordinary scrap III wrap.
ping paper. hn' il saved her life. SIc WAS
in the lnst afageH n: consumption. t'ld by
the physicians that she wns innnrahle and
could live only abort time; she weighed
icss than se7cniy luunla On pee" OF
wrapping paper she read OF DR. kings New
Discovery. and got sample bottle; it hclF-
ed her, she bought large hottie, it helped
her mo"e sI.c h,ugl.! nroth": Md got het,
ter fast. .,r,'inucd Ia us. A,r il now
strong. healthy. rosoy, plump, weighing
lln pounds ~: tu!lc: E,r'in'ar- se''l
s'smi' 70 ". II G"ie, D:n:g.';. Fcrr Smith.
'Tri.! hor'lr- a: This wnnd"r';' Discovery
Free nt Dr +. l.. 2emps Druc store.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04
NaN Sture.

Messrs r. il. Mcpowcl! snd Wiley
sheorn, formerly witn the Gilt Edge
Store, have gone into business nnde7
the firm name CT Mcdowell Il She
orn at the store three doors South
cf DeKalb Street, and have laid III 4
lnmc and attractive stock OF dry
goods and groceries. These young
mcn have ha1 long business czpen-
tnce, are popular an'; energetic, and
will 10 doubt do well.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04
Docs Advertising Payi

Some people claim that advertis.
ing don't pay, but an Arkansas eli.
tor sums up the value of printer
ink as f"llnws: "Let nun he
caught kissing his neighbor's wife OF
trying TO hold up the size of build.
ing some dark night, nnl his> tune
changes instantly, and if ,hc print,
ing Office is in the garret OF seven.
teen story building he will climb to
the top to beg the editor to keep it
Qlict',
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04

Whether marriage is failure or
not, there can he no doubt that
"ourtshp is grand success. Il is
surprising how co,npanionable two
persons can he when bath are on
their good brhavior.
Fathcr-Don's you ever let me
see you sitting i'll B" hammock with
G young inan again.
Dutiful Daughtcr-All right, pa,
III have it removed t" o place that is
not overlooked bv Your study win.
dow.-MGaScg's Weekly.
New is good time to subscribe
ior tie CAMDEN JOURNAL.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04
Make Yopr Ad. Attractive,

Nearly every merchant takes sp:.
eial pains to keep his store looking
attractive. The object is to please
tho eye Of the customer; i has the
desired effect. a little pains taken
70 have yonr al. bright and attrac
tive will also pay you. Advertising
pays those who harness it properly
and mako it work.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04

"You lave asked me pointo;lly ii |
can marry yon. and ! have answered
you pointediy that / can. | cen
marry ,nnn who makes love TO q
diifcren, girl every month; I can
mGrry man whose main occupation
seems to be- to join any gauntlet in
frnnt CT churches, and other public
places, and comment sudihly pn tie
people WHO arc compelled to pass
through it; can r'arry Il man who
makes bar rooms his iavorite resort;
I can marry a man whose only means
Of support is an aeel father; | can
marry man who boasts that any
q RI ran +" won by the help of 4
good t,silor AMI nm expert tongue;
! 'aa marry such a man, but /
WIGHT"
In IN Omaha church, recently.
Sam Jones shonted: "!s thcrce II
man present viii" never spoke a
cross word to his wife: The Il.
lence was tccomirg oppressive.
People locked here and th' 'rn. Eyo-
~ husband wanted t:r yet NJ, l'pt hc
did not dare to. But tho sadness
:hat had possession o? Jones face van.
ishel mcmcnt Inter wl:oN ronnd
faced, goul naturod man rose from
li;s seat. Thank God !" exclaimed
Sam, there is one man vino never
spoke Il cross word 10 his wife !"
Tie guoi>na:rred man smiled a
hlan1 smile, and Huid. No, sir, l
never did. I'm q 'arhelor.' Then
ic rnt on kis lat srd calmly walked
out 81 The door.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04
LANDS FOR SALE,

BY virtno Of the authority confer.
rcd npon inc hy t'rn nn?.r "f Jud.e
W. II. Wallace. ,laicd Fc! ruary 18th.
1890, in the case of S. c. rlytnrn;
Administration, vs. Mary c. Reynolds
ct nj I hereby o!ip- for sale. on rri-
vate terms, lhe fn'lnwin. tracts rt
what is known ns Town Creek Plan
tatior, portion or Tho rhcsnut
lan.Is. -ituatc,l mhnp: lnEr miles
South ci Camden:
rr.r; No. |, (R;ycr lan;i,i i25 arrcs
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04
September 20, 1890.
Own ZIP.

The Washington Post says "fsht it
about time to owu mp that the lnte
Conteheracy did tie most maSnit-
cent fighting in history? The New
York TriJuae estimates that there
will be 750,0O0 on tho pension list
when the new laws shall have gone
into effect Counting these Tj0,0OO
crippled and disabled relics OF the
war in connection with tie hundreds
OF thousands OF killed, it is impossi.
bic to escape the conclusion that the
Confcderstes did some very dreadful
fighting.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04
Resr,ned

We a7e GLAD to see The blsAorvlile
Eqle lns -canmca publication after
. few wccks suspension. 4 new
comranv has non;:ol, and J. Duncan
Shaw, Eco, IS Ed;o7 end Manager:
He is hold and fearless writer, and
is s,raichtout ior Til!man AMI the
movement
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04
Heavy Storm.

The scr--@:,t s;':7Tl t':"' has
y s;t,h .his section in many day
WA experienced on Thursday night
last The rain poarcd down in t"r'
r.,tG for nearly two honCs, accoml'a,
nirl hv hrarv .hnnAer AMI incossant
f,a.9.cs ct l:.::h:NinS, AMI some wind
W. have learned af 30 ec.inns daf:i.
age being aoi2.
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Nonnrc-S Of Election

On ell alter Wednesday,. tn" loth
div Of Su.tcmher. County Chairman
Gooia}a Will he prepared to deliver
to the manacc:H ni the rrinar" elrc.
ton ,llrir huSes, tickets and rules I"
r,.ycrn t!in election.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-04
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N.":ii;.' q IL. tc""y Eae.'at.'e fci>
mite.
IN. Crn7'v D2'n": ra:ic EXecrt;.:9
""Nari't." mrt II TIE Nrera House
": a. *vi',a" mnrnin?. at lost:
D'!nct "'.'i 0cs "ai,;.d - o:der i'l
'nln.v Eimi.r ~ !,oodalc. the See
r,tnry b,lnr !,t:iy lste Mr. iien'l
+. Beard las :. rstel 20 III h:
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