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No re sponsibility will ho assumed for the yjpwff of correspondents. itoinHtftncoi' l?y pfiooltaj draffs ntul poilftl money ordors should ho inndo ]i:iyal>le to W. Ji. MoDOWKI.U, Caindon. S. (<, e"""!"... The Chronicle has purchaned the poiver presn imd printing outfit of The Camden Journal and now lam the. combined outfit* of both papers, ' vnaklnfj it oncQof the beat equipped of /ken in the State. Ex-Senator Voorhees, of Indiana, died last Saturday. It is aaid that MoKinley neither Italics nor shoots ducks. Therefore it is plesumed that he will attend strictly to business. It ia thought that the supple mental school tax will lie only about $15,000 instead of ?08.000 as was firat though', it would bV. This is good news foi the taxpayers. "All men are created equal, and endowed by their Creator with cer tain inalienable rights; and among these ore life, liberty and the pur suit of happiness." ? Thomas .Jef ferson, An exchange Hay<< that, amid all the mean things said and done by G rover Cleveland, the glory of hi* charming wife an mistress of the White -House shines forth like n filar. Not. one wot'd of reproach oan be laid at her door except, pei liaps, that she showed as poor judgment in the selection of a hus band as the Democratic party did in tho selection of a President. No Pemocml Need Hope il ;i Ito- J publican Applies. A press disput oh from W jisIii n?; ? i !,ou mu h : **N ii in Iters of letters i have boon coining to tins senators! ami congressmen from South Car olina ? Democrats who want post ofllces. Senator Tillman culled on Postmaster General tiary and :i sh od him for u plain slate men t of his policy as regards post ojlie.es in SouthCnrolina. 'l'lio postmaster gunorai replied, in KiiiiKtunee, as follows: "No Democrat neod up ply whore there is a Republican wlio is fit for the oflioo. Incum hents will not l>e disturbed, hut will he allowed to fill out theii terms, and an soon as their t?; r m expire I shall appoint the hest lt?i puhlican in sight,. Of course, Xfourth class postofllces in remote , places where the pay is small will be filled by Democrats as hereto fore, hut oven in these places if a youi pete nt Republican wants to be appointed / lie will get the place." IiVthe event of any appointmetil being made to postofllces where the people interested have reason to object for causes other than polit ical reasons, if they will send a statement of the facts supported by the proofs to cither of the South Carolina senators strenuous efforts will be made to prevent commis sions being issued and to havo un objectionable men appointed. jjilncatiwial (JoIuuir, The unit (?>i* for (his enliniui is furnished by Comity Superintendent of Kd neat ion l>. Ij. Cupola n<l, and nil eonimunical ions | intended for lids depart mm! should ho addressed to him lit Camden. S. ('. (Jood Order. No.school is a successful school without order; and no teacher is n successful teacher who does not I havo order, not only as to the con duct of his pupils, hut also in his dally work. The causes of disorder and dis organization in the school-room ? 1 ? I * f-~ ? ? Much in Little - If e#p?et*!l|^nj? of Hood's lMlte, for no merit- 1 cine ever contained so great curative .power in ?a mull ?p*c?. They are a whole medicine uvo majj/Hiut the moat prominent in tho lack of scdf'government on the part of tho timelier. No teach er Oft n govern others successfully until lie 1 1 !? h Inftrned to govern' him self. Perhaps no occupation tins p? ?ience mute severely than dors touching. Te we Iters are l?nt hu man, yet n t I'luiht'i* who has not perfect control of h in temper at nil times h a h no business in tho school room. The roil nifty have a proper place in the school-room under certain oireumslnncos, hut tho teacher who has to hohl ii switch in h 1 h hand, all day to maintain order i* a fail ure. Teachers, your pupils are human beings, with hearts, with .vSouIa, with consciences, with a senso of right and of honor, i>? well i?h grown people, 'l imn touch Iheli hearts, appeal to their sense of right) let them feel that you are their friend, not their master, and they will govern themselves. ? To govern successfully a tonuhor must first win the eonlldcnoo and respect of his pupjls. Thin can he done only by kindness, hy llnnnoss, hy impartiality, hy earnestness, hy patience, by pel feet self-control ? not hy tho rod. Young teachers are U-o apt to make the mistake of thinking that the pupil in u k t he in terror of the toacher, On tho other hand, we have no faith in the "nainhy-pam h y pap-feeding" government at tonipted by Home leaeiierH, advo cated by m imy writers, who know til most nothing of the Hchool-room hut we do wish to nee our children governed as human beings. I-?et their Heboid days ho indeed their happiest days. Cultivate patience and self-control. ?I A ? Discipline. I n disci [dine, tho aim of the toacher must always he t<? develop and guide personality. Rules are necessary, but shrewdness in their promulgation and tact in their ad ministration are fur more needful. We must have, orderliness, prompt ness, punctuality and politeness; but these should all be the attri butes of intelligent, appreciative, wide-awake boys and girls, and not, thn.se of human mnchines. There is no place now fur the me ehanical teacher. Instruction up on the bell stroke plan is ou?, of vogue, and maintaining discipline hy cut and dried, very much dried, rules is a decade behind tho times. Such ;i teacher may diive into young minds many facts, but does not educate nor build character. Tho leachei now must stand among his pupils, not in the^ouds above them. The true source of all jmhmI discipline is love. Chil dren are quirk to feel and appre ciate sympathy in tho heart of another, ajid their hearts go out at once in return to every one who can understand them. When they ore certain that you know just how they fell in all their joys and trou bles, and that you really want to help them all you oan, and are not a dreadful dragon, ready to pounce upon and rend them, they are yours foiever, and you can move them as you will. Ninety-nine children out of a hundred have in their heart some chords which will vibrate with good impulses for the mastery of their own individuality and the strengthening of character, if touched skillful^ by a loving heart in their teacher. In fart there is some hope even lor the hundredth. ? II. II. Bice One satisfaction in giving ; Scott's Emulsion to children is ! they never objcct to it. The fact is, they soon bcconic fond of it. Another satisfaction is because it will make them mp, and give them growth I, prosperity. It should be I given to alf children who are J too thin, or too pale. It does j not make them over-fat, but plump. It strengthens the digestive organs and the nerves^id fur nishes material (or rich blood, W* have a book telling you more oo <Wwtjict. Sent free for (be >MrJti|. SCOTT * BOW K R, K?w York. for infants nnd Children. The Pac-simile Signature of T?IC CrNTAUn COMI'ANV, It MUflNAY ?fniU, NVWVOIIH C?TV. I? J.N IS W'HIHKIKH; lilUKDmH; W iNISHy KXCU THK Hf &: C 0 , Statkkv i If? ??* Sole proprietors of the celebrated KKV brands of old fashioned Whiskies and Brandies. We have .superior facili ties for supplying consumers with the purest and highest class North Carolina Liquors at moderate prices. The hi^h standard maintained and the general excellence of our brands are too well known to need comment. Corre spondence solicited and lowest prices furnished on application. NHfti p f?>k i4 mrw and n&:~ HVM& V BO 4)IR?OiA SSS. A\.l DRUGGISTS ADCfW II'IMT V PTHI) RMTJj'Ph t?ruro any rnsMif ron*llpMlnn. Cavcnr.-tn nro f lie iticni i.tixa A 1>oU1jU I hli I uUAliAN 1 nCil/ tlV. nevr irrip ??r cri|ic.liut o.inse cpsy natural rcRults. bnni nl(> nuil I...0 1(1.1 Im p. A,h SITHUNU It WITHY CO.. riikauo. Slonlroal. ( :?n. or Now York. SI7. Wanted? An Idea SHscS protect yottr MrriR; t liov nuiy litltiu vmi wealth Wilt.- JOU.J Wl.l;I>KKUV'UN IX).. r'litilll Attor ln\v?. Wnt.titiiiV'ii. 1>. f"r their C1.H?> frleo olfct | ami lltit hi two imiKlrc'l Invention)! wnutud. 'I'lif Si ale Hoard of lvlueai ion w ill meet nl < '? > 1 1 1 11 il ? i :i mi April an<l will examin.' app!ieunts for To a jher.s' Slate eerlilienloa on April It, l>e^inniiii< ji( ;? o'clock a. lit. The (irsl semi annual examination for Teachers' county certificates will it' lu'ld a' I lie Coii't House ill Oil 1 1 1 < leu . Friday, Apiil It!, !>e<:i:minj/ al '.I o'clock j n. in. All persons not lioloin^ certili-| enles, ami those \v ii oviV et'rt iiieate ; !ia\e ! expired, will have to MhimI examination if I liev expect to leilell . I.. I.. (Mll'KI.AND, s. i;. k. c. i Looking hot, HA RC.AINS In! SHOES, ' DRY GOODS, AND GROCERIES ? ? w ? o? - - I I so i CMII please VOII. 1 Itaw just lecoi ved a full lino oi l spim \ ( i i) it loss noons, I > L K A ( ' 1 1 1 N ( i S AND NOTIONS. I 1 j M y ;ih.-oi 1 1 m * i i t of ( '( ) ! j( ) li * j | Kl) DKKSS SHIRTS AND! | NKCKWA UI*< is romplolo. My Spring st?;ok of jSHOKS, j of many t-IyLv, lias just ar-j i | n vcd. . ? In GROCERIES I ollor UA CON and 1 1 A.MS, J-'I.OU It, j SUGAR, COFFKM, ULCK.j TEAS, Etc., AX to I'KTE WITBI ANY j TttWiV' A. M. Reese, ' | BOYKIRS, S. C* JIKIimiM NOTICE. orrio; or "1 Sr CKUViuoits or Kimiimtimtjox, ( i Ki:;ihii.\\v Corsiv. Ca\:i>i:n, S. ('., M \ i;t * 1 1 s. I8t?7. j jl> 'I lie Moimi of Wi'trisUiHlion for Kcrsliitw j Co.. will inert :il tin* Court House iu j Caiuileu. on the 1^1 Momhiys. Tuesilavs j lid .s of earh mouth for tlu* i purpose of registering voters. Ollice hours tnuii !' :i. in. tp 3 p. in. W. K KIJSSKLL, Chairman, MANNI'N ItAltOty, Clerk, i\ it I CM i A K 1)S, ? Members of tin* i'ugi.slration Iton rj I Korshaw Count v. The Other Fel ' low <)si4i. U Wi4S ? Mlisip. 500C) PIECES Crockery. Wc bou^hL 'cm right and here's our prices: . Cups and saucers at '25, 35, 3iU\ per sol. Plates '2;"), 3f>, 3!) and 48c. per set. A Soup plates S5 and SOc. ppr set. Covered dishes 39, -15 ami />So. L:u*2o meat dish-js 10, 13 and lf?c. Medium wash bowls and pitchers t>J)e. Large 80c, J)Sc $1.1.). Come to us for Tin and Glassware, Pipes, Pocket (Cut lery, Purses, IJaper, Envelopes, School Pads, Pencils, Notions of all hinds, 2 Paragon sewii.g machines soincbodj' can have at a bar gain. 1 A' i bi n t or at ?19, 1 Rotary $-3, prices used to be $25 nnd ?36. CSc&irni? n . Arbuekles Celebrated rosa Parched Co flee 20e. peril). 2 lb*;. Coffee, parchod niul ion i m I , for 25 e< Jolumhia River ralrnon 12 l-2c,all other - - ^ * ? ? ti Store <eJ.?3:?3U S lbs. of good Rio ( 'offeo for ^1 ()(). A _ ground, ...... ? . brands 10c. Tomatoes, ;? 1 1 > . caus, only 8o. Peaches, 3 lb. cans, only 7c. 'Host Keg Soda only 6o p*-r lb. 2 qt. Covered Hncket only oc. 1 < j t . Coffee Pols only 5o. Nice heavy Turn, biers -only 20c set. I leinz'a celebrated Pickles and Sauces at lowest prices. IS lbs. standard granulated Sugar $1.00. A full lino of heavy and fancy (iroceries always in stock and at lowest prices. A real good Tobacco for 20c to 35c per lb. A ^ood smoking Tobacco at only 20c per* lb. All goods guaram teed as represented ABSOLUTELY GlVJbJN AWAY ? NO OnAUGKrNO CON MTIONS! The following grand prizes will bo given away to customers: 1ST. A Gold Plated Watch worth $20.00, 20 years guarantee. No charge, 110 conditions. 2ND. A Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine, second hand, but in good condition. oRI) A Double Case Silver Watch worth about $ 10.00. I TIL " ,, , A good open face silver case watch worth aot $10.00. 5TJ I. .. [ ' A "ood niekle case watch worth about $o.00. (nil. A good niekle case watch worth about $2.00. 7TII, sill, J) i ll AND 1 0TII. Jewelry prizes ranging in value from 25c to $1.00. 1 ITIITO 30TI-J, Prizes consisting ol household articles. Remember, there are no charges nor conditions to above distribution of prize:-?. Any purchaser of TWO DOLLARS worth ol goods lor cash tit one time ,;at our store will bo enti tled to a ticket. There arc only three hundred tickets. Draw ing will take place us soon as tickets have been given away, The mode of drawing will be as follows: A little boy will Ix blind folded, fir.st ticket drawn will take first prize. 2nd ticket drawn will fake ^.nd prize, 3rd ticket drawn will take 3rd prize, and so on. , Hi sw <JK<>. 0. CAN THY, " SHOE IVI yV_ li 10 1 i CAMDEN, S C. Milken Shoofl in i\ny Style, ntyd'ft ju-rfrot lit guaranteed. Alan, ?vpni? , it>^ done ou short notice. hop is in t ho n ut- o! Zemp l'?ros. store, Out. iKHll. ? M A N U P A OTU It OP ? Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding, Huilding Material, Sash \\r(?i<> li ts and Cord. CHARLESTON, - - - S. 0, Pyrchnse our makes, which wc oiunran too superior to any bo Id South, and thereby-' save money. Window and Fancy Glass a specialty, Jim^ 29. ? - ' - ?- - ' n flood, durable wheel at an honest price. ?? me have no agent but the wheel's own merit. ? Vou saw com missions, rents am! salaries by buying direct from the maimer. * Tt'$ Impossi ble to produce a higher grade than the *Ewii?)r?n stttciai-$65 0. 0. D. UJIt!) privilege of examination on re ccipt of $5. Tf you don't acccpt will return the $s less exprcssage, I rHf-IUMOREIifygW [HWMI / This great remedy is indorsed by physicians, and prescribed by them all over the world. Positively guaranteed to cure thejnost stubborn cases. The formula is published plainly on every bottle. As a tonic it is Superior TO ALL .. Sarsaparillas For Female Complaints and building up riln-down sys tems it acts like magic. Try a bottle and be .convinced. READ THE TRUTH EXTRACT FROM ROOK OF TK3TI MOW ? A LS. ? "Vv'nwn rhomi.dtlo flulTerwi- for IS month*. Derived ho benefit from pliyciric^*'*! inmiineni at Minora! WHIs.Tex., or lloi Hnrlnns Ark. My doctor declared my ron<ll(ion 1io|>c1os8,ImU jutmrftdirrTwrrf nrivtecd P. I*. I*., Ltpiiman'ii Great Hcmo-iy. Tiirwjirtr ltd ueo 1 aot (inlay h well wan.'' W, K.TlMM^irH, of Tlmmlns A ITInca, Lending Grocer*, UraKabacblo, Tex. Indorsed by B. XV. Kxakk.nh, DrugglM- S " P. P. P., Mppmnn's Great Hemedy,cur*4 mo of dlfflcnlt breath ing and palpitation of tho heart. Had not ?lopt on either aldo for two ycara; now I alcop poundly In any position." A. ft(. IIAMMAY, Do LcoutTcx. "a worn toandoubscrlbod before me,'1 J. M. I.AMUKnT, Notary Public. ??Buffered for years with n disagreeable eruption on myiaco. Various remedies failed to rcinovo It. Three bottltu of P. P. P., Llpp. man's Great Remedy, completely cured me." Capt. J. 1). JOHNSON, Pnvnnnab, Ga. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. UPPMAN BftO'5. PROPRIETORS, ' UPPMAN'5 BLOCfi-SAVAN NAH.6A DYSPEPSIA CATARRH MALARIA KIDNEY TROUBLES PIMPLES BLOTCHES &OLD SORES BLOOD POISON I NO rheumatism! A SEND FOR BOOKLET.