The sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1906-1909, August 06, 1908, Image 2
Democratic Vitality.
Did you ever consider the rel
ative inherent strength if the
Democratic and Republican pee
ties, as shown by the record?
Let us look at it. From 1868 to
1900, the year of Mr. Bryan's
last unsuccessful race, both in
cluded, the total number of pres
identiaLvotes cast foots up thus:
Republican...........44,872,504
Democratic..........43,137,840
Republican maj... 1,734,664
We recall at once that in the
early years of this period, in
1868, 1872 and 1876, the recon
struction business took many
more votes than this majority
from the Democracy, and put
them in the Republican column.
We recall, also, that from 1868
to 1900 the aggregate negro vote
cast in the northern and border
states for the Republican party
has probably been from 3,000,000
to 8,500,000. But we pass these
matters by and take the vote as
counted. For a generation the
Republican party has been in
possession Qf the public patron
age, the Democratic victories of
1884 and 1892 not affording time
to prune down this mighty treb
to its proper proportions; and
yet, despite its practically un
broken possession of the federal
government and its exercise of
a patronage so vast as never to
have been known before in the
history of the world, the aggre
gate vote of that prolonged pe
riod shows that it has just man
aged to keep its head above the
water and that is all.
Eliminate the element of cash,
and it would have sunk out of
sight long ago. Take money
from It now, and it would cease
to exist.
wy, ithout pat
'0 WI ou vitory-i the.
Democratic party has exhibited
a vitality and displayed a power
which must ap. ear inexplicable
and phenomenal to other lands,
but the reason whereof is well
known in this country and to
none better than to the Republi
can party itself. The Democracy
is the natural plarty of the Amer
ican. They hereditarily incline
that way. Bar eras of fanaticism
and greed, and the vote gravi
tates in that direction. Maine
was once a staunch Democratic
Mtate, but is now Republican be
cause to those people up there
the war is still going on. Penn
* sylvania was once reliably Dem
ocratic, also, but is now Repub
lican by reason of the tariff.
Being an artificial party, the
Republican 'party is necessarily
dependent for its existence on
elixirs, chiefly the elixir of gold.
* Being a natural party, the De
mnocracy lives without adventi
tious aid. There are no seeds of
schi: -.
itw wI
But
here
menu, an a ir n eld to every
man and no favors.--[Augusta
* Chronicle.
Wofford College
hlENRY NELSON SNYDER. A, M., Litt. D.,
LL.D., Presldent
Nine Departments'; Library and Libra
'rian~; Oymnaseium nuder competent Di
rOotor; A thletic Or ,ands. Nextass4~eion
begins Se; t 18. F'or Omtailguae addrs
J. A. GAME WELL,8Secy.
Spartanburg, S. C.
Wofford College Fitting School
Spartaaburg, S. C.
liigh Grade Preparatory School
WI equippet plant. Two ar w.
ito rn in ot o t
-f 17i
11 How Ptti sung ton
Dvery one labors excep our dis
tinguished progenitor;
Ele reposes in a recumbent posi
tion withll our residence
through the day,
lis pedal extremities idling upon
the bronze of the steam ra
diator,
)erenely engaged in extracting I
nebulous atmosphere from
a tobacco receptacle of mun
dane matter.
)ur maternal mentor receives
soiled linen for the purpose
of cleansing it,
knd in this connection I should.
include filial Ann:
[ndeed, everybody is engaged in
some variety of occupation!
in our domestic habitat
Excluding, as primarily sug
gested, our distinguished
progenitor. -[Puck.
A Remedy for Chigger Bites.
This is the time of year for
the happy and festive chigger.
In his last bulletin Dr. S. J.
Cru bine, secretary of the state
boar of health of Kansas, has
an article telling people how to
prevent the ravages of chiggers
and how to remedy the bites
after they are made. It Is a
simple remedy, too, and infor
mation given out by Dr. Crum
bine is always worth while. He
says:
"Most of the ordinary chigger
remedies have been personally
tried without obtaining more
than temporary relief at the best,
so that repeated applications
were necessary to fully subdue
an irritation. A chemical which,
in my opinion, possesses more
real merit than any of those
commonly used is hyposulphite
of soda. This is a fixing agent
used by photographers. It can
be purchased at most drug stores,
and is no; expensive. - Dissolve
this in water, making a nearly
saturated solution, and bathe
the spots where chiggers have
burrowed. The pests are killed
when the solution reaches them
and the irritation ceases, though
sometimes two or more applica
tions ngay be required for obsti
nate or deep-set cases. No
harmful nor disagreeable effect
has attended the liberal use of a
strong solution of this comn
pound, expept a slight smarting
if the sklin should be sore from
scratching.
"In order to ward off chiggers
the arms and feet and other
parts of the body likely to be ex
posed should be0 bathed in the
solution. To get the full be~ne
fit of the solution dry on the
skin without wiping. An appli
cation made early- In the morn
ing before starting out to work
has proven sufficient to last a
day and even longer. Having
er precautions in 'this
person can traverse
nfested thickets with
A stirng solution of
e of soda' is also a
medy for ivy poif:
Eming."
Value of Tears.
Dr. Romme, the well-known
[rench medical authority, elo
inently speaks of the usefulness
>f tears, in the current number
>f TLa Revnle. Tears, he writes,
are most useful in cases of great
lepression or deep sorrow. Cry
ng creates a kind of cerebral
orpor, a menta.l Indifference,
wvhich acts as an anesthetic.
)ne drowns sorro* in tears
setter ever than ialcohol. "We
hould never restrain our tears.
['hey fo .m, especially with chil
ena safety v'alve, which does
thing less thir prE(#rve the
lance of the brai (ILon
1tat f 1 outh Orolina,
Pickets County.
Conrt ef Commeo PMea.
rohn E.,Bp's t.t:ti1fy.
,ora L. Bugg wDefendant.
[o the Derenda-.t. COira L. Boggs:
You are hirohy sunimloned nd re
Luired to ait'ner thep co'iininlat in t)is
xtion, which w .s til.-.a it,. - j flige 4,r
he Clerk (of 4 urt. -f Pwekens County.
;. C., on the 0It h a.4 o' Juno, 190. aenl
0 serve a copy -f vnur vt swer to tih.,
aid complaint .n t.l- ssiab..omrsi at
heir offlOe4 nt i'eke- m S. C:., within
wenty da P afi ier tht. servic.. hitre-a. ex
lusive of day sach s.rvice:ard if
rou f it to a- a-Aer the emtiplaint within
,heti-i.etafor-sa id. the I'laintilf in flhis
Ction' will appy tP t.he Court for the
eli'f denm.Realdod in t..o c. mplainit.
Dated June 2i, A. D. R04.
A. J. ooo.4, C. C. P.
HA YNESWORTH & lROBINSON,
Pl~sntitf's Alvirrness.
Executor's Sale.
State of South ChrolIna.
Piekenaa co'unty.
By virtue of tie a 1u'hiy venhted in
me by the litit. wall 4 f M. D. N Ith, da -
ceased. I will a-l4 t. b he high, at bidder,
at Pickesm, S. C., on silesdiay in Angutt,
during th -l.gal haurt t.f aile, the fo!
lowing real #8 ate:
First: A one-third utdi ided interest
in all that piece. 1n: c- I or tract of lanu
in said ;..utty an i State. auljoining
lands o.f M. ii.-.drici-s. A. K. E ens ant
Othets H141 conitainling sixty-five (65)
lie me. r. or i ,ll -
S consi: Ali that piece, parcel or tract,
of .lild it the saaai 4 ounnty tnd State,
adjoining lIa- a )t M. lHendrick-, A. K
Eoters a.of lthe-rs and containmarg five
('.) ace es mnore or les. Ala bottoms.
Terin a: Oe. fourth talh on 4ay of
s iltanet fih b:ala- c-- nit : credit till the '
first day of Ja i--ry. 1919, .4 c.red by a
mnrtgag- of the pri-teona., with-.ut t'er
eat, whe. poswsmaion w 11 he girers. Pur.
chaeer ma13 p y a;[ ca.-h amd t-ske po.
seswoi aatnc-e. The crops now o'i the
land will ln.- remi rv d.
J. D. M. KEITH,
Ext.cutor
Here is Relief for Women.
If . 0. have p.ilns in the back, Urina
ry, B:.-er or Kidney Irouble, and want I
a certaio. Iensant, her b cure for wom
an's il 8. !r.% M .th r lir.,%'s AUST-rAa.IAX.
LE.,F. It 6i N 1af.. et neve.r-faIlIng
regiulatfetr At D. iaigistat or hy n-ail 511c
Sant pe- I.ek1i.ge -liE. A idr, s. Th
Mot e, , ( . 1 , I. n Y, N Y. 1*0 1
When Society is Serious. 1
People who inveigh agaiust)
the frivolty of Society don't
kno, *hath V.y ~arevtaIklug
about; the higher you go in o- I
cial circles, the more solemnity ,
do you find.
For sheer, unmi igated seri
ousness, nothing can equal that a
found In a countryv hou9s', where
the party is cOmposed of people
collected for the purpose of mu
tual amusemnt. Not even the q
Nonconformiist conIscience~ on
Sunday could he more over
whehningly grave. I
Fox 8aLm. 17 never'.. rg a I f. frest
11 mit a o.rth f l'm.-a 8i30 anj ..o. t
75 ame. W .il ol WV. .4all '-oeantain, 10
aare4 h.rtuschi '-f- h lau.'. in t mhie.r
pric $10 ..em. - e-h :1 n'. E. F. Krrr.
R. F. D., N-.4. Pi k na, Si.:
J. F. 'JENNINGSi
GENERAL
MERCHI/,NDISE a
Liberty, S. C.
Has a mighty nice line of gods a
fur your inspection. The qual- g
ity and- prices df the goodsi are
such-as to move them when ti
our customers see theni-.
Just to see whether you wvill is
buy or not, we make a few it
oflers that are-inducements. t<
$2.50 grade Men's Fino Pants
l.or $2.00 a pair. .c
$1.50 grade Men's FIne, pants
for $1.25 a pair. . .,t
Men's Hats at Cost.
Seil you a good $2 hat for *1.50. b~
25 per cent. off on Shoes-.i
$1 Union Made overalls for 90c. bi
Your tra~de is appreciated-.d
dMING8 I
Farmer
of Ce
SAFE, SOUND AWE
OPENDD B(JSINI
Capital Stool
Farmers Bank c
1las every facility of hand
solicits the accounts of I
Manufacturers, in fact, the
PEOPLE.
Savings De
Calknow and let's make
if you have an idle dollai
have you entrust it to our
Interest paid on time del
$.oo starts an account.
HERE TO DC
If at any time you shcul
an accomodation of us, yoi
c-trefulconsideration.
JENTRAL ROLl
-las on hand several cars of Hu
Cotton Seed Meal $1-50 per s:
Cotton Seed Hulls @ 5oc. pei
Seventy-ftve barrels of GOOL
,very sack guaranteed.
CENTRAL ROLLE
J. T. C
HE GREAT COMMON SENSE TREATMENT .
o cure diseases without medicine. t
.ygv CoMplain in any way, b
.o or write me today at Brevard,
. C., and secure a life's time y
reatment, which cost you $4, y
nd the filling cost $2 or 2.50,
>tal $6 or $6.50 and I will send a
to you prepaid with fuil in
ructions and everything re
uired.
My home or head office is al
rays open and orders'are filled.~
romptly. Notice this ad and
ou will always know my where
bouts. If you wish to try my
eeatment while in Easley, S. C.,
se me or Mr. J. L. Thomas, '
>. S. Holder, Dovy Hinkle or1 a
leorge Haygood, or in Liberty, j
.C.. see me or Mrs. T. J Boggs n~
rho will be glad to wait on you. [I
F you buy this treatment' and tl
nd it to be a kind of trickery, 1f
ot, rubbing, electric or faith
iire, I will refund yours money
L once. It is sinmply an Intelli- d
ent common sense treatment,
acognized by all intelligent peo- si
le when they understand it. g
o~ well read doctor willl speak t<
gainst it because they cannot
et along very well without it in t
iany cases. So why not buy
ie book or pamphlet and have lh
knowledge of your own. It C
worth a doctor's knowing and!
Is worth your knowing -to
ach to your children, that they
ay be 1 enefited after you have~
~ossedithe rivers That $4 will'
>)theinjust as much good as
did you before you crossed.
kquire after its merits among
>ur reliab~le friends and neigh
>rs. If it is doig them good i
will do you good, whether you ~
iy it from a white agent, in
an, dog or negro. Knowledge N
what you need, andthat you 'o
in get from the parnphlet and
Lpplement, or my inflrictions.
on't forget that I refund Q'ui'8
oney with one doller eg*aand D
ntra
CONSERVATIVE
SS NOV. 6,1906
k $25,000
if Central, .5 C.
ling yout business and it
Farmers, Merchants and
business oT ALL THE
partment
new acquaintances, and
r, we shall be pleased to
care. Five per cent.
)OSitS.
BUSINESS
I find it necessary to ask
ir needs will receive our
KER M I LL CO.
Ils and Cotton Seed Meal.
ack.
hundred pounds.
FLOUR at $4.90 per bar, el.
Come '' onc
.R MILR i'UN,'f
IASSA, ilA.neda
ay your railroad fare back
ionie, if I fail to benefit you;
hen and the 3, so come; and
mae ail who areaficte'd an
e healed or get more money.
Intelligent ladies and gentle
ien with recommendations
ranted as agents at a price.
Write today for particulars
nd circular.
DR. I. Z. PHILIPS
GENERAL AGENT
Brevard, N. C.
SPECIAL SUMMER EXCURSIONS'
Via Southern Railvay.
Extremely low round-trip
Veek-End Excursion Ticke~ts
re now on sale for all trains
aturdays and for Sunday
lorning trains only, to Isle ofr
Ine3, Tybee; also to many at
eactive Mountain Resort Points,
com principal stations hii South
arolina. Tickets good to re
~rn until Tnes5day following ,
are~ of sale.
Also special Sunday Excur
on rates from Colimbia, Au
usta and intermediate stations
> Isle of Pahm. a: 'I Tylbeo.
For details r-dca. tc., apply
Southern Railway agents, or
J. L. MEEK, A. G. P. A., At-.
nta, Ga.; J. C. LUSK, D. P. A.,
harleston, S. C.
, W. GARRETT
SIX MILE~, 8. (C.
LAOK$MITH & WOOD8WORK
anufactue a fine line of
irned work, such as balusters,
ilumins, brackets, and' all sneh
ork.
Let me estimate with you
o joh. tn largP-o~r too cson'~ tc