The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 13, 1913, Image 6
NOT AliWAYH < ONHCIKNCK.
b\'ur of letting round omi -\l?o
Kfjpl Men in i>nl? i.
- . '~""i ' ,,
IhOre 1* u notion lhat the HtlUKH,
th? "iicori)lou wldpn" of hoiincUuic#,
lonutitutc ilit) iiiomI frightful ami
ufonltlng which th? hu
man ovlMo?-r can aulfer, Kttyb ?h<?
N< w OrU'HiiH Pica) una.
ThlH notion ih taught almost ?x
clutivtdy in tho old-tlinu hooKw on
religion and morality, hi Uu* hope it
would (loter iimmi and women front
the cornmlKBlon of Hi ii h with HireiM* ,
of future spiritual puaUbm^m to
back tt up.
Hut It iu uot too much to Hay we J
lutVH ruacheU a point In human <!?;
velopment wIumi Him Mln** of eott
<? and th?- f*Hr of \h? futtt*#
punUhmeut havo vory I M 1 1? effect
upon the <tolthorate and .Intentional ;
perpetrator* of uerloiiB crimen. This !
in tn the fart, |r>*t?ncej? of j
which htm made manifest every >
<lay, thai public official* and private I
persona In busluesp of various sortu
Whose llvoA are SGOrorly long oourn
wh 'of t rime, hut who, until finally ,
they are expotwd, live In (ha odor
of the higheui respectability polit
ical, uocial and financial who pro
bably never felt a twinge of eon
b?i?nce, but ar? cruahud with tfhaine
and humiliation or kaviog u
black IIvoh made public.
Good tnon. upright and honorable
'n tbflf 11 v dh, but who tiltlMu^ in
*ulJ>d<jMfen*e or purely by ucCTftfeut,
i i < i.iii.'i, a human have btM ii
made to undergo extreme suffering
'?>- litHbiitKH of conscience und (be
h'Iukk of regret, while the really
bad man feara nothing but exposure,
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Some day you will surely own a Victor ?
why not enjoy its many pleasures now
You don't have to wait until you feel like pur
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genuine Victors and Victor-Victrolas at $15,
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CAMDEN, S. C.
and until he !? called to account u
noted for hit cheerful disposition
bt? happy and free- from -care
' i ' me <>r mind.
? I* Jium uouitt about tha^ consclencc
and fear 9f, spiritual misery only op
? on the good, while the secret
ly wicked and criminal can only be
mad? to suffer for their sins by
them brought to light, with
the result of pouring out upon them
the shame and humiliation which
alone they had reason to dread,
Therefore, punishment tot <1)111,
QUft&t to invok. ;,n 111 1 j < - 1 1 publicity
and humiliation us possible, where
a# It seems to be the object lit the
administration of justice to subject
the criminal to tus litiiu yacposurt? as
possible, uud If oho should happen
to Jfrt U term of ' imprisonm. II I be
is saved ah much a* possible from
the hardships of prison life and al
ho from the degradation of wearing
'he "stripes," the badge of the
criminal.
It is only the shame and humilia
tion of exposure that make the real
punishment for such criminals, and
if the punishment has been as free
from degratffrfg Conditions hs possi
ble, when he receives bin pardon
he will feel that the worst that hap
pened to, him is thn Iohh of time
spent in prison, and whether he
Hhall have reformed or not he deter
mines not to be "found out" again
After being looted in the Rich
land county Jury room for twenty
I'purs the Jury in the cane of Curtis
W. Spence, charged with killing Ro
hert \i. O ]'ry. failed to agree and
was turned out Sunday morning at
?).3o o clock. Judge Gary was pre
Hent when the 12 men came out of
the room and a mistrial was order
ed. Spence was placed on trial on
Ihursday of last week"; the argu
ment of the attorneys for the pros
ecution consumed the best part of
Saturday morning, and the case was
, turned over to tiLe. Jw^aturday af_
ternoon at 1;35. This Is the second"
mistrial. Spence was tried at the
last term of criminal court and the
jury then failed to agree. The kill
ing of QlLirx_took nlar* tn Mnv
year ago in front of the Southern
Express building in Columbia.
Much Virtue> in <?<M>d Yawn.
Yawning may be rude? especially
in company but it is n good thing
for you to do.
i?.!^r ?,n,? thln*' [t ventilates the
Jungs .When you take an ordinary
breath the lungs are not complete
ly filled, nor are t;iey thoroughly
emptied by an ordinary respiration,
there is a certain quantity of air
, , >lhe lunga always, which phy
siologists call "residual air."
This air iii time becomes a foul
and affects the blood, and thru the
mood the nervous centers. ' Certain
nervea get tickled, as it were, and
the result Is a yawn, stretching the
lungs to their fullest extent, filling
them with clean, fresh air and driv
ing the foul air out.
That's one reason why it is good
| to yawn. For another, yawning op
ens and stretches and ventilates all
the \ arious passages leading to the
| lungs. ^ on will perhaps be sur
lll fff! 1?, k"ow ^at yawning is even
beneficial to your hearing.
The cracking sound which you so
often hear when giving an extra big
yawn is due to the stretching and
Thno . K?f the eustachian tubes,
these tubes communicate between
the ear and the back of throat. If
they are congested, which happens
when you have a bad cold in the
head, people complain of deafness.
if you feel-.incllned to yawn, then
do so. It is Nature's way of
sage! 8 ?Ut yOUr lungK and alr Pa?
Notice. _ ..
Notice is hereby given that quite
a number of tax executions against
parties in District No. 1 have been
turned over to me by the County
Treasurer for collection and all who
have not yet paid their taxes are re
quested to come forward at once an
settle and thereby save additional
cost.
5-28-nt W. W. llucabee. Sheriff.
Bicycle Repairing
_?
Tube Vulcanizing
Work that Satisfies is
the only kind we do.
If you are hard to satis
fy, bring your work to us.
l . r_
To- Deliver Promptly - -
is Our Rule. .
H. L BEARD & CO.
921 Broad St Camden, S. C
MlSAHOAItU A IK I4NK. ::
Arrival uu<l Dwrturv of Trails ?t
Ortudea, H. O. : 1
(Behedule* effective A?rll 27Hi.
1813. Keatern standard time.)
Northbound.
No. 4? 0:47 ?? W.
No. 39 ? S: 06 a. W-. Now train.
No. 18?5:06 Pi m. , >
No, 2 7.31 p. m.
HouUibound.
No . < " 05 a. m
No. 17?18:87 a. m.
No. M ? P train.
No. 3?11:1.6 p. m.
Train* 17, 1?. 1.6, 38 local t rates
between Columbia audi Hamlet, coa
neciiug at McBce with the 8<
Carolina Weateru, Hallway. Ti
1 aud S throuah train- *g|
? * -?**u m mrougfc
traloa for the Ka?t. For I'.etallei
information and Pullman r?j*er.t*.
t lona call on local agent >.r wrifc
C. B. Ryan. G. P. A., Norfolk, v*
C. W Small, D. P. A > muai,
tin ; or J. 8. KtcbWrger. T. I A ,
(.Columbia, S. C,
ASK YOUR GROCER
for
, '?*< ? -
BETTER BREAD
BAKED AT HOME AND FRESH
EVERY PAY
If notified, our wagon will stop at your door
every day
- - y*-. -
Camden Steam Bakery
A. J. BEATTffi. Prop. CAMDEN, S. C.
'PHONE 49
PURITY, GOODNESS,
BEAUTY
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ARE WHAT YOU ARE ASSURED
OF WHEN YOU BUY OF US.
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Candies, Cold Drinks, Ice Cream
Served ? in Camden's prettiest store and
from its finest fountain.
It's worth walking a few steps farther to get the
service and quality we give ? nothing but goodness
goes into the things we produce. '
CROSBY'S for Quality
? ? ipR . . L-.iL.
SAFEGUARD
AND PRESERVE your Furs, Blankets, Comforts, _
Heavy Hangings, Portiers, Carpets, Rugs, Winter
Wraps and Clothing .. .by having them thoroughly.:
cleaned by oiir SPECIAL PROCESS before storing
for Summer. ? ?
FOOTER'S DYE WORKS
CUMBERLAND, Md.
Always Safest and Best
"t ? ??? ; q '? ? v- - r \v. i-'vi
Funerals Directed
r i
v We supply the best of burial good*, con
duct funerals and relieve families and
friends of Many unpleasant duties ince
to serve those who need our service.
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B. R. McCREIGHT, CAMDEN. S. C.