The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 16, 1893, Image 2
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BY
W. I. YlLLEFiGUE.
CAMDEN, S. C. June,.10th 1,893
- ".g
uTiie Atlanta Constitution,.''
says an exchange, "is working hard
er and moro intelligently for the
welfare of the masses o? our peopie
than any other daily paper in the
S 'm th. It is striking sledge-ham
mer blows for a sorely needed le
form ? the enactment of a national
law for the. graduated taxation- of
!ar 'it incomes. The justice an/'
need of such a law is recogni^ad
f ir and near, and its enactment wiH
i?e haiied with delight by millions
of the pooily paid and Irighty taxed
toilers of our country. Tlfe men
who have piled up their million?
by means ol various jjujantle
de?a!s" in the watered stock of
many artificially inflated compan
ies, and who have then put their
wealth into non-taxable bonds, and
are drawing theiefrom large in
comes every year should be forced
to pay a graduated tax upon their
riehes. therebv contributing a just!
share to the support of the Gov
ernment. L.el the inc?rne tr.x
come, and corne speedily.'7
C h a u s c e y M . D e r f. \v says t h a t
fif:.v uvn in these United States!
have it in their power, by reason
i f the wealth they control, t'? come
toT-Hh^r within twenty- four hours]
and arrive at an understanding byj
which (ffury wheel of trade and;
'?o-m i ii ? rce mav oe stopped it oin re
voking, every avenue of trade
"h'lOvk-ided, and every electric key !
s'i'uca aumo ; these fifty men can:
?larilvza the whole country, for|
ihey eontiol/lie circulation of cur- J
retov, a n.d can create a panic when-!
ever they will.' If this be true it is
time to ell a halt and revise our
present financial policy. We all
t'e**l that a change of s<omo sort is L
r.ee r,?l, hut it requires a master
inind to suggest and apply the
proper remedy.
The Tradesman, an .indnstrrd
publication of ChTrvtanoogn, and j
one of tMe best r>f its kind, utges a |
wood plan for the i>6i ding up of
towns, to wit: Diversified in- 1
dustries, to be started by biingingj
tfyjethcr in one or m<ire large!
* sum51, the small holdings of t.iauj
*-elnss op p' ople waose means are j
a! v a v ^limited, yet who could andj
would -save some part of the^t j
earnings if the opportunity to do
s"> were presented. The plan :s aj
good one, and i1- would makj the
members of a communi'y equally
interested in and dependent upon
the welfare of their iown.
Coi.JxdinJ. Dalian, editor of
,th4. Sumter Freeman continues
persistently and publicly to re
. iterate his charges against Rail
road Commissioner Thomas. Co;
Dar^an seems willing and anxious
that an investigation should be
made, and claims that he e:in su'.
starttinte ever;; one of his state
ments. Tiic m 1 1 tor should h?* j
looked into. If the State has SUel:
an outrageous character in oiii -e
as Thomas is alleged to !>?*, th<
pc?H>ie certainly ought t-> know it.
and. he should 'oe p u out and pro
secuted without cUlav.
Woman h<w been talking much
about her work and her p nihilities.
In be-e.- wildest dreams she never
expected to see a hand of W. C. T.
U. girls bottling whiskey :?nd beer
in a dispensary, t^r (U I she even
imagine that the I?aud ?>{ Hope
children would he t mined up to
handle dis^en^ary hot'l-s and jug*
That is ** 1) a t fhe^reat Trmperence
Iv -former and Brer Tvaxlvr isopr t->
aeeoiD p i ; s U . ? Care I j m S.)? r t a n .
Justice Fir!-?, <f th> United
Mates p-ipivme ?urt, d.-nir-s his
inteniio^ to reti;v y?-t -?t hih; II
*ays Ih st while h" !iii i-'SVempiated
rel?remeni, ir. **ii: yj.it. f?eenr
lonsr as lie has l ? s'-.ir. ; up
under the ard i ?ns i
upo^ him.
At extra se?^i >n ? f 'lor.'j-i ?> v, i;
'of? called to rri'-t^in S.-p*e her b\
the President t r the puvow;; <>:
t ;k:ng into consi lern: i-;n th
;in:?ovi.:I condlti <-t i\? c-'imtrv.
S >mei>tin;i h is to be" done, i. ;? j.ji?
j vvhat no one seems to k ? >v .
Thf. Xc wherry Ohserv.-:- *? v.- :
-The Governor would jmihiy dv.
the ex-barkeep^rs ete:>!ovn?-ni ? i ? : .
summer at pidtinj h'ai :?
make wine for the ? ?>: (.-nsirie-, r-n :
migut give them half they idek-"
Dont fi:? ro;-:;,-e aoviu*
age of oyr great p"-n! ?
of two papers, r n a ? ' n , i
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WASHINGTON LETTEfi.
[From our re^ukr correspondent ]
Washington. June 13, 1893.
:,\i the Congress oi the United
States were liable to criminal in
dictment it would have to stand
trial on. fche charge of murder in
the first degree for having killed
the 23 employes^of the Surzeon
General's office who Inst their lives
by the falling of the floors of Ford's
old theatre,' wTiere Lincoln "a as as
sassinated, which occurred ilast Fri
jday, a catastrophe which can jever
! be forgotten by any who weie at the
jtime in Washington, and which
still is the leading topic of conver
sation wherever one sots. In ad
dition to the "23 men killed outright
there were 6S injured, a number of
whom may die nnd manv of whom
wiil be permamly crippled. (>m
gress cannot cluim in extenuation
that it did not konw the condition
of this J^niUling, because its condi
tion ha??^>een repeatedly called to
its situation, and it actually ap
propriated monev some six or
eight years au;o to erect a new
\ building to contain the Army Med
| ical Museum and library which had
i been in this building. Just think
i for a moment what damning evi
dence is ?riv( n bv this action.
.
I Congress erects another building!
I because this isn't safe enough for
| the museum and library with th"ir
l comparative1}* few attendants to re- i
jniaiti in, and then allows 500 clerical
| to be crowded into the unsafe build
ing. Had a private emp'oyer been
jeaiity of this crime h<> could ha\ej
! been legally executed f >r murder:
J but Conirress ? well, the families
1 of the dead and crippii'd, who are
[ now being aided by private con
tributions, can spend the remaind
!er <if their lives in r.skirvj; C ingress
Lto recompense them for their last
| bread-winner?. Me-niwhile there
arc hriit a dn;/.?n buildings in Wash
ing'on containing r.i: iny times the!
number c?f Government employes i
who were in the collapsed bnj-1 ling
that are known to he equullv dan
gerous. among them the Govern
m-'nt Printing CKIice, with its!
nearly 3,000 enrd'.yes ; the Patent
O.'fiee, the tmrn-x to U?e Post C ffice
department nr.' 1 the Winder build
ing, where a lar^e branch of the]
War department is quartered. j
An attempt is being made by an
armv court oflnctnirv tA locate the
personal responsibility f :r the db-|
aster at this ?t-.i death trap, ifj
there be any, and a corone;"* j iry is!
n 1 s>'> at wo;k *v i i ! i the sr<;ne en 1 in!
in view. It is s ;id that, the cHrect I
cause ? ;? the r.ecident was an ex- j
cava, tion which w:)S bein:^ made
for t he purpose of ] ? 1 1 1 * i _ ir in new
boib-rs. This mnv he true, but
(?vt-n if ?t is th.it, ff.mtehus w-v - x- \
c.;:sc f >r Co!i<r:TS3 f -r having .*!
lowe:l a Imiislinc; v. nii-h wa:i r-f
Irc ia'.l y c o n ilemn e <! t \v uu i y ? s i- \\? n
years :ig > to b? ?.rcn * -i??il hy f;00
Gowmnieii' en:p'iov<>. !n con-t1
:{iu-u;;o of the acf itlvMit there is a
of tir.u*nf. .".rjor.L* those
(;:n ;>!oVfil in the oL'ior 5 * ? - i I . i i r its I
that arc known to '?? : i p. s ? ? f . Sih?!
ivl :^rv Snsith is Irving t.-> this I
in th'-' PalonL ();:i'jo l?y
:t!i t !) :? Iu'mW *=t ort* ^ |
on lilt' upper floors of that hnihlinjj!
trA:isf -1 veil to iljejrronr.fi lloor.
Provident ( l??v. 1-t ii -1 w >i s one of
the fir&t contributors to I in; i'lntl'
being - .-j h?-.!j.
of^ho far.iiiit'3 if the \ t
west kill (1 ants \vo?i:k!?n! ; n ; .?*>
dii'vNptv'd i h it a!i p ?; ! 1 i
:);ii'?jip.'is bo h-iif ; t'T-Jhc
d.'ft i'?h :ks, an honor' n<r. r in* l'ore
p-.i'Tro .my cxcvnl hi_:h o^i obi's or
x in n u :n o; ttkm'9
rlti! i::j t!i?e {>:'?>! vrt><-k ?.':is n u tj sti ;?II \
i-tr??\ jrirticnlariy i'i \ l : ? * consular j
s^nice, l)u I the D'^v Government 1
{?rint'T has not been named. al
#?
t!. ii is 'I i'.'.v cxoecU'cI chat lie
W i : I be.
There fire i icn t;?>i s timt Sec
retary C:ar : iias in view a com. |
I pltte reroijanizat ion of ; he injmensv j
j i*:i*ric:;l fore <?? th-"? T;rj>ury dr
j part , He adlivss'd a
| ri1 <: *. 1 . r Idler to ail <-i tl:e heads
I <?{ Irveans direct i:;^ them to pro- j
hmv and send to him rut late;
ii. an "the. "i.VJi in.;?, ? l;^i, of 1 1
1 ??:niv,>vea undt*r t!n-ni, siur.vin ? n *.r ? ? .
} r: t; in > u- r i>f \ffl!s cm j ? ; ? ? \ ^ d, llios
I .v'.i ) h ive 'a i ?, !): o'.h*:rs?,
so ij ;n _'!? t--!'.-; ??r other
I '.'f U"'?? f*?>|j;Oy?'il I li ?? ;i v brand;
r-of I he Govern me?,t ; l !; o ?. j ii * ?! ? ? v ?
! :)s c'i"b r? v.- ; ? ! j <-.??*: -
jM-ns-J ? i >n rVi+i . i| :? 1 H? n ye-- ,
I IV IJO a re v.- ? ? i< ? :? .i *
j brl'ciirs to ::u*s 'i-iVii -r?, a?i>Liu.
Ii:;or> ; n r : ? i ill *<?
j *.v;io ?.Vr? i ' i ! ; ? . i k l?n ?
; o < ? :. ; w ! ? a- ii-. . s- :: I't rs. >?
{- stani- or labor. v\. Ti b
J ii i> ]': ??i-.-d ?: >.v. >: i..?i in {be d. -
, a dv .no .vonder. lor the
; 1 :???:? i - : < i- I t is
Uo:t?i a s!i.-.k ? t: ;
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re:>'rr- <r.rin^ f-?r t ? : i- -= ;?t!cr; nil!
i : ? ! i * o s ;/? o : f ; r cc.\' { ! : w . *r e a I -
|'v 0'. G .Ahs^ Ur, 1\ M.
i Kijiit i:iou<m'i b-ilf5 d eottor.
are ar.nu'iily n-yl the mills of
'.6pav txnburg conn* v.
IHE TALE OF "RORIE."
The Munchausen of Camden Id
the Ante-Bellum Dayjg.
Who among this rising generation^ e^er
heard of Rorie C\? Yet forty years "ago
this o&J, but genial pei??n trod the
streets of Camden, and when this sketch
of Ito?ie meets the eyes of our old citi
zen?, they will remember the fan-loving
Camden Baron . Munchauson. Some
ti:ne in the f.lties a party cf truth-losing
young'men would see Rorie coming up
town pnd a plot would bfi'^uickly hatched
to interview h-kn.
Young Men ? Good morning Rorie;
gh;d to see you ; how about the McRae
mill tire the other night?
Rorie ? Well boys, it war a fire to
think about and I came mighty nigh be
ing kiiled entirely. How, did you say?
? Why I skinned <>n top ov the root and
j lo>-t my grip and f^-ll hrad f.ireaiost, hit
l ti*jg a mill rock plum in the cei tc-r : n ! |
i thar 1 stuck with my legs a dandling i:i
the air, and I couldn't hoI>t4 for tf.e
I dad blamed rock was pressing around ray
mouth so t ght. IIow <Sd l "gt-t out?
| Why it tO'-k three men niirh ou to two
j days to pick me out with mill picks ; my
head is sore now from that awful bfimp.
Young Men ? What d:d you da witli
: the mill stone after you were picked
out ?
Ii-;rk ? "Why the filler lowed it was
I te. -Vitally ruinated and said I mont have
i it. So I got some t-f the ta>ys to 1 eln me
j. ut it < n my w a iron,, I bring kinder
j v\ c*:ik troni my 1 umping,- and hauled it
l to tjO'A'n te dress it over and try t.nd i?H
| ir. V.Ti]!, when 1 got in town the Id, lin
ed wjijron broke down and ! grabbed no
that stone and tried to take it i ?to the
store just opposite voii know. AVeIl.it
j ware he^vy, fur every step I took I bog
?s- d ter my knees through that pave
ment, xnd ir w >s Vui k at that, ye.5 i di.i,
| and Lewis Ballard sod i; I did not fix uy
t'heni broken bridle he would lmu. nic- in
the guard house on the have-mv-cark^ss
net. 0
1 > : ? 1 I know Henry P? Vv'ellJI should
think; why he is the highest, meanest
rugae in these diggins; l e eov.M take a
chicken o:f ihe ro?st and leave the feath
ers a eaeklin. Why ho and me went j
-up the McP,ae po:.d to :.h >oi some ducks
and the n.u?ton-head had my pow e j
horn 'ro\nd hi*; neck with his owr , J; 1 1 !
at onpe Kt-nry trippfd up>and overboard
he went, and hoys what do yon ihink the
mean e iss did while he was an. or the
water? I'damed i:" he was'nt pouring
powder from toy horn into his'n.
Young Men ? Say liorie, how come
you to burn your hand so?
horie ? Well you fee boys. I had nigh
unto a bar'l of po\vd.*r ia tlie garret, and
the old woman di^pyied her lighted pipe
into the powder, and set. it into a blaze
and. it was a strek of good luck I hopper.- j
ed to be around, I teli yon, for 1 run out
a:.d cut a gre; n br:di and whipped wilt 1
| the burning powder afo. o 1 . n 1 f was burnt
; up*but I burnt my hand badly.
Did T diive the Cht.raw i t'.^e ? Y<>?
i fist ask Jcems H>>l!:.n>. Wliv <.nce I
was on my turn I \r.-.s < ; i )? i ? i ; r fr-.w, Che
raw, I notict-d tltitt):.' k f. b::n \ her.-s;
was kind <>' <h(;r>p. -like and h.\vs w<>nl i
| you be!ifve i'.T T?.at I-:orsc :!i ??! on tap
of the biir !;i 1, but 1 k ? j?t up a tiu'ii: H'i:i
until I jrot t i t'l.- II t!!y:.iaa II >tei whi'i;
he fell d'^rn
I WYll <: o.l-hy Yes I {h:\fc the
craps will h ? j>> o 1 this yi-ar. Ibtie wei t
his way :ir.-l . -v.v y?-uiv? men part -d afUn
di.c-r.ssin'j the* ruhv.it.ircs of Ilc.riw
! i]r, n' t vouch f?>r t'.c-tf t.d-.s yo so",
Br.i tcdl :lu in as i'was t ? ?! t to me.
w.
A Taic i Woe
(v;it:i a m..i: a.)
IIi? sat at ii:s <1 mr at no >nl.iy
Lonely, s; : n : i l ;;n i s i U
The ? ut'i'-' Isu/y.injr a??. ?r. t \i;n.
Led !>y :t Uue-wi n 1 -ja !,
Not a customer cl:i:kv*nort ills j? >rt::',
Xot :i 1 ol bu<in *$s \v.is *.!i to ;
!>ut t: :e tiles k* pt on
AItou! :h" oM man's hair.
At 1:? t misery h.> ??!? >nte-i :
"Great Scat; ! I'm c^wr;-! with j
Ami iho /, phrr tint i>y ? 1 v;;h i? is y '
luiir s .
''Why don": you v'v.-rt .? ??"
?> -rx
-voekl v A L 1 : l : :
c st'iil Id a!i\'
>1 7.*).
' ituiion ?.villi
; 1 1 ? <>']<? y er.r fur
The (.'iip. ??'mom: ami th?*
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia ^ In
digestion & Debility.
CI tjfm-el 2lac:::nnn
A Boston Boy's Eyesight
SavecS-Porhass his Lifo
*
By Hood's Snrsaparnia? ISIood. Poi
soned by Canker.
Read the following from a grateful mother:
" My little boy lu<l Soar!;?* Fever when t y.-ars
old, rt*;d it left him tvry woa'.c r ;. 1 with Mood
\ ne?! M iih c?s.':rr, I?ls ojej hcc;:!ilO
50 i:.;l tmed that his suffering were iaiense, and
for seven weeks ho
Could H ct Opors His Eyes.
1 to.'k hs:a twice during that time to the Kye
; and K.'ir Infirmary on Charles street, hut their
: remedies failed to Jo hl:n the faintest shadow
? of good. 1 commence I giving him Hood's
j Rarsaparilla and it soon cured him. I have
i never doubted that it *aved bin even
if not Lis re ry lift-. You may uie this tes
timonial in anv way you choose. I am always
? ready to sound the praise of
Hood's Sarsapariila
because of the wonderful good It did my son."
Aebie F. Blackjaa.v, 2383 Washington St.,
. Boston, Mass. Get ROOD 3.
i HOOD'3 PlLL8 ?re bai^d ras.de, and are j>x
feci In composition. propprtion sad ttppear&ac^,
VEEATHEH-CKOl* BULLETIN.
South CaioHua Weather Se r
viee tl?<5 Week ending
3*oaday, J?iine %2, 1S&3L
5 Rains of the first part of the week
washed lands in many places and ak
lowed grass so gain considerable foot
IioM , brought ont cut worms an i lice,,
which did considerable damage to cotton.
Plowing ha^ been taken up since the hot
weather drudr up the ground and nil
crops aro booming. Labor i> gener-Ty
plentiful except in some few counties.
Fruit is doing well except peaches. Kain
is now needed in \Y\ liamsbarg. Darlfng
tou, Colleton, Sumter asd Kershaw
counties.
>JK>I?I.E BELT.
Barnwell county reports 500 acres of
watermelons lo.vking.splendi 1. Stock in
Aiken county shows .in increase in quan
tify and quality of N'O per cent, over;
la^t year and claims are made that l^ss
cotton will be planted next year by 6 )%
[than f>r many year?, and farm rs are
[ warned not to li t any appreciation in
price this winter influence th">m in their
determination to decrease the a^reavre.
L+bor ^'s plentiful, corn fert lizod is
growing fast, grass has mads much head
way and all cr >p* in ed plowing. Farm
work is hack hut l>eir; ?? } ushed nu^<-ily.
Trlsh potatoes aro rotting in seme coun
ts*. Peaches n ?t good, hut plums gortd
and ripening fist. levy cr.>p .will be
larg*. r\?as are 1 c-ir.g pVm'ed in li"'ls
an i M',vii id cast ia stubble. <"> :t<
are nl o n all cu-. f!ot?<?n is ah rot. ton
?lays lat \ Snm ? Uitle damage is
e>) fro-.n !!c \ 0 ?tto:i pi mt? lu-s ?>f
March will be blooming next w;><>':.
J. it. I!
Central station , Director.
Columbia, S (\
Are You .Yervou*,
Are you al! tif.vi out, do you hr.w that
tire 1 fe- lin^ ?-r si< k headache? Y<? i
can be r- lWved of a'! ta^-e symptom^ 1 v
taking l-Jo-v! y S..rsapar>ii::, whirb uivc
nnwe. m nt-.l r.nd bo.'ilv s;ivr:gt! and
thoroughly purities the b!<>?.<b it clsi.
? reaffcs a g< od apj'eiit.-, ct:res indigestion
hi ar:b urn and dyr j t ; sia.
's I'il.'s r e oa v to t ik-, nnv
in sret' u; and sur.; in eilVct. -o oeiits a
A Great Mistake.
A rocent discovery is that headache,
dizziness, dullness, confusion o? tho miud,
ctv., are duo to derangement of tho nerve
qentters which supply tho brain with ?)er;'0
force? that Indigestion, dyspepria, neuralgia*
wind In stomach, etc., arise fro:a the derange
ment cf tha ncrvo conters supplying tbeso or
?;tnsTyIlh nerve fluid or force. Thin i.s iikc\r!?.p
tn o of rn any diseases of fho h* a r; and lun.es.
Tho nerve system isllke a tclegr.iph syst*
as wi1 1 bo seen by tho itCCOiu,>aiiviL.,j
cuf. The lii'.le
v.iilte lines :i r o
tiie m-rvjs which
convey the nervo
f -r ;e frooi tho
rer?:o centers to
eve-y part of 'ho
as t!io
e!i-c? riccurront is
ccnreyed along
l-ho toIe.?r.'.,)h
wires to ftv?r y
station, larje ;>r
Or'if.-try
y lei an? fail to
re-.'irt this
ill sf.'Sd O? t:\iat
\i\i the r.orvooou
'Ois for ths causa
of thi? di.ior-'io.r#
arlsln? therefrom
they treat tho
yart affected.
Franklin Mi!<w,
! i?. D., LL. B.. tho
hi.Thly celebrated
specialist and
I student of d?woi? diseases. :-."I aotWor
I or many noted treatises on the latter subj^M. 1
Io i<r slaco realized tho truth of tl;o :;rv. J
statement. and Ms Kostorutlvo Ni-vvr'n
is prepared on that principle. Its sa-.aev.
in curinjr all diseases arising from d;-rin t
m?n& of tho nervous system is v.yrd.: r
Tul, us the thousands of unsolicited t^'inio
nials in possession of tho company manafac
turin/ the remedy amply prove.
l?r. Miles' Restorative J^ervir.f Is a reliable
remedy for ail nervous di-e;;.i?.'s, s-.u-li :ts
I headache, nervous debility. prestation,
; si ee pics mess. dizziness hyste ria, sy\'ual <lc? '
biiitv, St. Virus dance, epilepsy, eic. It is I
sold uy all druggists on u positive Kiuirantee,
cr L.ent direct by the i'c. Will's V.udL'al <.'o., j
Eikhart. Ind., on reeeipt of price. ?i per but*
tie, six bottles for 65, express prepaid.
Restorative Nervine positively Contains no
opiates or dangerous drugs.
* ?". i ??-?>?: ? -\. s*
* Mr iv*- i ' i f 2 6 '- ? , .> *->
i <5 jf >? ws? ? t; -
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9^:
?. :a vA
l< what you're niter r.o.v. ])>!
v?>u kn w w ii t;i*s* [?) <_* * t. \:vs |
right. ki.i 1 ut riiiht :? '
1 'dino to in ? t -v ii on i y us !'
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