Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 10

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The rapid exhaustion of the timber supplies of this country has induced a large number of land owners to plant trees for profit. just as they would any other crop. The disappearance of good oak riuce that wood became so fash- ionable for finishings, furniture and other purposes suggests the planting of acorus wherever the land is adapted to the purpose and is not wanted for a more immediate crop. Oak trees, where the land is not too valuaule, promise to yield a good return on the invest- ment.

A financial authority states that there are 979 savings banks in the L'nited States, having depositors to the number of 5,363,000 und total deposits Great amounting to $2,005,000,000. Britain's savings banks have on deposit $TH0,000.000; France's. $632,000.000; Russia's, $195,000,000; Italy's, $69,000,- 000. Thus it is seen that the savings banks of the United States exceed the combined deposits of Grent Britain, France, Ilussia and Italy by $366,000,000.

Some months ago D. D. Lore, a Kan- sas man who is a bookkeeper in one of the departments at Washington, met with nn arcicent which necessitated the amputation of his right hand. During the period of his convalescence he prac- ticed writing with his left hand by way of passing time, and attained such proficiency that upon his recovery he was reinstate : in las position.

An American woman aud her daugh- ter in the hloudike prepare on type- writers a monthly paper called the Rampart (ily Whirlpool, aud nre mak- ing money fast. It sells for $1 a cupy. and is well filled with live advertising. Nothing slow about the American woman.

The efficacy of the automobile in mountain e'm ing has been proved Uy Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Stanley, of Newton, Muss,, whose automobile made the ascent of Mount Washington, 6,300 feet above sea level.

Fifty thousand men will be wanted next year to take the I'nited States cen- ans. The scarcity of farm hands is likely to continue.

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There are 55 dogs in the I'nited King- dom to every 1,000 inhabitants.

As many as 4,000 dates linve been gathered from a single palm.

Last year 367 persons in the U'mited States lost their lives by lightning. During the same period lightning de stroyed property valued at $1,440,6>0. Two hundred and forty-eight people have been killed by trolley cars within the limits of the old city of Brooklyn since the introduction of the i lectric

Stockholm, Sweden, has probably the largest number of trlephones for its population of any city in Europe, There are 23.000 telephones to Irss than 300, 000 inhabitants.

In the three years that the London, institution for lost and starving cats has been established 13,994 animals have been received anıl enred- for, or, if ab- solutely homeless and unhealthy, pain- lessly destroyed in letbal boxes.

A German firm undertook to salve the Paris on the "no cure. no pay" princi- ple. If floated the salvors were to have half the value of the vessel. The op- erations of the firm on the Manacles cost #4.000, and half the value of the Paris is estimated at £ 15.000.

The largest state building in the United States is the capitol of Texas. It is constructed of red granite, is in the form of a Greek cross, with a central dome 311 feet high, It cost about $3,- 500,000, and 3,000,000 acres of public land paid for it. This the contractors accepted instead of cash.

The largest tree in the world is to be seen at Mascali, near the foot of Mount Etna, and is called "The Chestnut Tree of a Hundred Horses." Its name rose from the report that Queen Jane of Aragon, wilh her principal nobility. took refuge from a violent storm under its branches. The trunk is 204 feet fu circumference. The largest tree in the United States, it is said, stands near Bear creek, on the north fork of the Tule river, in California. It measures 140 feet in circumference. The giant redwood tree in Nevada is 119 feet in cir. cumference.

AMERICAN WHEELS ABROAD.

Two-thirds of our bicycles are sent to countries which maken specialty of manufacturing.

American wheels are now ridden in all parts of the world, from the jungles of Africa to the wilds of Central Auer- ich

Since Cuba has become free we have shipped to it eight times as many bi- cycles as formerly, Porto Rico and the Hawaiian islands are good customers, though no direct exportation to the Philippines is thus far reported.

Four million dollars' worth of Amer- ican bicycles were sold to European countries during the last fiscal year. and more than twice as many wpre shipped to France, despite her skilled workmen and ingenuity, as were ex- ported to that country during the pre- ceding venr.

Our largest customer is Great Brit- ain, which took nearly $1,000,000 worth of Americau bicycles last year; Ger- many coming next, and Coņada, Brit- ish Australin, the Netherlands, Den- mark, British Africa. British East In- dies. Japan, China, Dutch East Indies and Afrien following In the order of the amount of their ourchraes.

IF YOU HAVE AN OLD PIANO

That has outgrown its usefulness, why not exchange it for a beautiful new Upright IVERS & POND Piano ? We will make you a liberal allowance for your old instrument, balance in easy monthly payments. If inconvenient to call, write to-day and we will send a man to place a value on your instru- ment. We send pianos at our expense on trial, we paying railway freights both ways if unsatisfactory. It will not be necessary to part with the old till you have seen and approved the new.

Ivers & Pond Piano Co., 114 & 116 Boylston St., Boston.

HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW Enclosed · Arc · Lamps

Now in service at The Bresnahan Grocery Company. People's Clothing Company and (). B. Carter store? If not, look at, admire and order them for your own store.

MAKE YOUR STORE BRILLIANT AND ATTRACTIVE.

Woonsocket Electric Machine & Power Co. UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT BRANCH, FRANKLIN, MASS.

E. L. BLANCHARD, Local Supt.

BOSTON AND FRANKLIN EXPRESS.

E. F. WINSLOW, Prop. Sucremaor to RAZKK & SON

Orders leave Franklin al & 0 and 9 a. m. Goods returned by freight at 2 30 waine day.

Franklin Office at Razer & Son's off stand. Post Office Blogs. Boston Offices, 73 Kr by St., 105 Arch St. and 15 Mere ants Row. apt+712

VACUUM OIL COMPANY,

1+1-phine 1839,

A FINE LINE OF

Cotton Mill Oils ..

POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Don't busy yourself with unimpor- tant things.

It is easier to do right than it is to get credit for it.

A girl's idea of nn eligible man is one who wants to get married.

The difference between love and dys. pepsia is merely a matter of years.

No one ever heard of appendicitis Te- sulting from a diet of sour grapes. A few temptationx beset the indib. trious, but alf temptations assail the idle.

Results impress us more when we are igaorant of the process by which they are attained.

About the time a mau's argument is exhausted he begins to lose interest in the subject.

A man may care but little for social recognition, but he draws the line at being ent by a barber.

If the better half was allowed to make all the bets the other half would probu- bly come out ahead of the game.

The only difference between specnin- tiou and peculation is a little crooked- ness. The fact that there is a little crookedness about the letter "s" ex- plains this.

Carpet Questions

Is your question one of PRICE ?

We have the answer.

Is your question one of QUALITY ?

We have the answer.

Is your question one of ASSORTMENT?

We have the answer.

Our stock is at all times by far the largest in New England - including choice private patterns which we control exclusively. What we cannot do to suit your taste and your pocketbook can- not be done by anybody - yon may be sure of that.

JOHN H. PRAY & SONS CO., CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY, 658 Washington St. (opp. Boylston St.), BOSTON.

se9l'Tial

THE WIND MILLS OF HOLLAND

Are known to all the world.

They are both picturesque and useful, but useful as they are, they could not compete with Chase & Sanborn's Coffee Mill. If they were obliged to depend on wind mills, many of their customers would be kept on short allowance, for they turn out between forty and fifty thousand pounds of coffee a day, a feat which is quite beyond wind mill power.

Stop and think what this enor- mous amount of coffee means, es- pecially if you remember how famous- ly high grade it is.

Every bean is selected and even the plantations on which it is raised are famous for the perfection of their products.

Your grocer will deliver Chase & Sanborn's Seal Brand Java and Mocha in one and two-pound tin cans -or any of the other high grade coffees in parchment lined im- ported bags - and you can be sure there is none better.

Chase & Sanborn's Coffees.

H. R. JENKS,

Carriage

Repository,

... DEPOT STREET ...

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Up= to= Date Vehicles.

A COMPLETE LINE.

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A WORD WITH YOU.

You no doubt already know that iten and steel have advanced more than 60 per cent. within the last few months

Wagons, Plows and Maclone Bolts have The advanced a very large per centage. intentar the maunfacturers, of which I am acting as agent, will cust at least one. half million dollars mure in TIMAt than the present your. This is a compjenans reason why farmers should bay machines this year and not put it off nutil next. MITer

Franklin and Wrentham STAGE LINE.

Leave Wrentham P.O for Pronkhuat 8.15a.i. 3.30 p.a. Leave Franklin depot for Wrentham :44 4200 4. TH .. 1.30 p. m .; connecting with t;ding Gut Hawon and Providence via S. V. A & E. and 4.30 p. m. , leaving Providence al 2.35 aan. : S. Onlers may be left at Ranmal Seaction. N. B WERKER, Pron

TAKE ADVANTAGE

Of the Business Announcement columio in thi SEYTICKL. ImA cent per word.

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK.

FRANKLIN, MASS.

U. THAYER. JR., P'resident. GRO, W. WINGIN.

THAS. I. MCKENZIE. Vice-Presidents

JJINSEIN G. RAY.

CHAS. W. STEWART, Clerk and Treasurer. Divlilemils declared the first Monday in January aml July, payable on and after the 15th of mid months.

Money may be withdrawn at the option of tbe tepositora. The treastirer may, however, require notice if necessary, in accordance with the Statute Law. Bank nuen dally from 9 a. m. to 12 mu., and from

I to 4 p. m. BOARD OF INVESTMENT. 11. Thayer, Jr., E. H. Sherman, .T. G. Ray, Chas. J. Mckenzie. . E. P. Chapman, Charles Stewart, George W. Wiggin, STATEMENT DXC. 30, 1899. LIABILITIES,

6549.663 81

Guaranire Fund. 27,752 71

Profit andlass Account 13,009 55

Interest Actuent. . 12,960 40

Real Estate latcu Whe Acomint. 543 71

$604,830 36

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ARSETH.

Real Estate hy Foreclosure $22,078 00

Town atual i'lly Bonds ... T.OT1 25

Hauk Stock .... 20,182 62

Railromul Bonds. 1001.800 00

Latied on Bank Stock 30,300 00

" Mortgages. 172,3-5 00

" 1ersonal Securities 181 96 75

Railroad Stock. 11,000 00

75 00

Tax Areaunt 1.474 87

060 63

It k Farulture

Bank Depan In

Frank'in National Bank. + 89,041 14 Sat. Bark of Harlemoption 5,103 OD Merunile Trust Co .. t1,-18 65

Cash ch ham).

1. the minleralgueil, have this day examined Hir tmoks and vinchers of this bank and Nod they correspond with the above statement. ADELBERT D THAYER. CHAS STEWART,

Committee of Examination.

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MONEY

To PATENT Good Ideas may be secured by our ald. Address, THE PATENT RECORD,

Baltimore, Md.

Buthcriptluna to Thi Patent Record $1.00 per annuin

the mochine open, reedy

from the best mastertal money can bay.

SOLID QUARTER SAWED OAK OROP DESK CABINET, plads polkbed Mfuntraclun chows Diachine

closed (head dropping from

or derk, the other open with full length table and head in place for wWIRE. . frecy drawers, lalest 1899 abeleles frame, carved, paneled, em

hossed and decorst Cabinet finish, finest nickel dra wer pulls, Tesis ob f'per

decorsted cabinet d

casters, adjustable treadle, genuine Smyth Iroo stand. Finest large lligh &ra

poaltive four motion feed, self threading vibrating shuttle, automatiz stable bearings, patent tension liberator.Improved looms

hohblo winder, adjustable bearings, parede beroun atable pressure foot, Improved shuttle carrier, patent needle patent drese guard, head le handsomely decorated mod ornamenled and berg alekel trimmed. GUARANTEED Ihalleblestroonleg, most durable and Bearret salseleso muchlse made. Hiery knows altuchmest la furnished And our Free In. uction Book tells jost how ar at how anyone can run it and do either pinin of unw our Free lu.

kind of fancy work. 4 20- Teurs' bloding Guarantee is sent with every moschme.

IT COSTS YOU NOTHING

those your slorekeeper tells at #

. pay your freight agent the $15.50.

WE TO RETUTIN TOUR $16. 60 If at any time within three months you say you are not satisfied. OROER TO DAT. .- Editor.) DON'T DELAY, {Sears, Roebuck & Co. are thoroughly rella Address, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.) Chicago, til.

ELASTIC GOODS AT HALF PRICE If you want is to make te YOUF ERASU'RE and OROFR ELASTIC GO015 fer the RELIEF AND CUNK OF VARICOSE VEINS WEAK, SWOLLEN .. ATED LINES, PORITLASCY, ARDOXINAL WEAKNESS 02 TUMOR, stato your height, t and agr, mato nuituber of Inches around baily or Umb at each letter shown in Peut and send to us with our SPECIAL PANE We will monke the goods to order from the very feest fresh rubber les material guarantee a perfect Al and DIE you do Dot Ond It perfectly satisfactory and equal to goods others gut doable the price for " return it ourexpense return at oor expense alid we will refund your money. OUR SPECIAL PRICE OF larile thigh stocking, A lo 1, 8T.60; Ihigh legging. C te I, En. 00; thich

legging, € 10 G,

A to G, $5.00; k $4.00; bars cap, K Lo 0, # garter sineklar, A lo K, $3. 00; garter GRACE Texting, Cia R. $9. 00 ; noblet, A to C, locking, C1 abeaminat belt, E to X, $10.00. COTTON ELASTI ered Kisallo Abdominal

GOODS, ONE-THIRD LX58.

e of moft lisle thread, interwoven with Bapporter, made Of fort able en protected rubber thread, 8inches wide, $8.00; 10 Inthel. 2. 96, 12 Inches, 82.50. Write for Surgery Catalogue SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., (Inc.), CHICAGO. ILL

Aufbe with you whether you continor the nerve-killing tomuco habit, Ni-11 LAC

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$004.830 35

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PATENTS

OE SIGNS TRADEMARKS ANO COPYRIGHTS OBTAINEO FREE

AOVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY Notice in " Inventive Age" Book "How to obtain Patents"

Charges moderate. No fee till patent is accured.

Lettera strictly confidential. Address,

E. G. SIGGERS, Patont Lawyer, Washington, D. C.

LOP SMO

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makes you FITOnly Vu.

Bank RookM Town Votey.

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the greatest value ever offered by any house.

BEWARE OF IMITATIONS by wolzowaconcerne

who copy our adver.

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THE BURDICK

ORADE MACHINE MADE, WITH TER

DETECTA OF NONE, Made by the

t makers In America.

$15

. You can examine it at your nearest freight depot and If found mercily a represented, tomal to machinebethe

perfeclly satisfactory, exactly as represented, equal to math La bich we $$0.00, sod T 00, Hod THE GREATEST BARGAIN TOU

ETER HEARD OF, Pay Special Offer Price $15.50

your freight ageol obr ". Machine weighs 120 pounds and the freight will

average ib centa for each 500 mlles. GIVE IT THREE MONTHS TRIAL In your own home, and we will return your $15,60 any day you are not tinted. We well different maken and gradenof Sewing Machines ml #8. 60.

$10.00, $11.00, $12.00 and ap, all fully described in o this iscribed in our Free Bewing

Eachice Catalogoe, b Inlagee, but 815. 40 for this DROP DESE CABINET BURDICK 1e

$15.

for tie.

$40.00, and then if convinced that you are saving $25.00 to $40.00. Day

thin three months von

Coal

COAL is cheap at any price. Buy it while you can and keep warm. Why not buy NOW and avoid still higher prices, which are sure to come ?

ORRIN W. BUGBEE,

"The Coal Dealer."

RAY OFFICE, Depot Street.

SEND NO MONEY

WITH TOUR ORDER, out this idi to ub and

we will send you OUR HIDH

Famous Chef

-the man who Is responsible for the cuisine of perhaps the grentext gathering of epicures in Amerien- the Kolekerbocker Club ot New York-says of

Keystone Silver White Gelatine

"I bard band It for several y t say that it is the foest Persoen. I like the way 16 mella up qolekiy aod mais transparsot, brilliant jelle." Almost every other noted

chef in the country bas gly- en practically the same en- Horsement

If your grocer cannot supply you Mand us his pams and we will send you a sample package free, with recipes by The most poled chefs. A foll sias box mailed for 16 conla

MICHIGAN CARBON WORKS, Detrelt, Miel,

The largest ankers af geiation

Is the warld

Everybody Knows Him. Yeast-You say that man who just went by is one of the best known men in town ?

Crimsonbeak-Yes; he couldn't bor- row a dollnr to save his life !- Yonkers Statesman.

"A young man came into our store yesterday suffering from a severn attack of cramp colle," writes B F. Hess, miller nud general merchant. Dickey's Mogu- tain, Pa. "He had tried various home remedios without relief Ax I had used Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy I gave him a dove and it soon brought him ont all right. I never saw a fellow so rejoiced." wild hy Al bert C. Mason, druggist.

PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.

Andrew Dekarz, who is 103 years ole and lives at St. Anthony's l'olish hos- pital, Is the oldest known Pole in this country.

Gov. John Lind, of Minnesota, has n pet kingfisher at his country place. The bird has been trained to capture fish und lay them at his master's feet.

A famous man was the late James Bradt, of Mendon, Mich. He gloried in the title of champion pie eater of the state. Hle once ate ten pies in one hour.

William M. Chase, the artist, says the greatest difficulty which the portrait painter has to encounter is to keep his sitter in a natural pose. No man, he says, will ever, when being painted, as sume one of his own accord.

The present Lord Byron is a man of far more simple manners than his fa- mous ancestor. He is extremely demo- cratie in his tastes, and there is a tradi- tion that he smokes his after-dinner cigar in his shirt sleeves.

The terrible scar on the cheek of Gen Guy V. Henry was received in the Sioux uprising of 1973. "When I was fighting the Indians," heexplains, "I was wound- ed and fell from my horse. The savages didn't seem to think much of my scalp and so they took my cheek."

Desiring, at the age of 103, to lenve the Methodist denomination for the Baptist, Mrs. Pendergrass, of Oxanva, Ala., was baptized recently. As she

has been bedridden for some years, she was carried to and from church, and was immersed sitting in a chair.

The only son of a prize fighter who prer amounted to anytbing. says Vic- tor Smith, is Rt. Hon. William Court fully. speaker of the British house of commons. His father, John Gully, a butcher, and afterward a prize fighter. grew rich and was a member of parlia- ment for Pontefract in 1935. Speaker Gully incidentally receives # salary of $25,000 a year.

CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought Chart Fletchers

Boston * Store WOONSOCKET.

A BARGAIN.

Ladies' Seal Plush Capes. 30 inches long, silk braid and jet embroidered. fur trimmed.silk hned.worth $10, for only . . .5.98

James Dyce & Co., 234 to 242 Main St., Woonsocket. Next door to Oepot and Electric Car Station

.... BOSTON.

FACTS IN FIGURES.

Bears the Signature of

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PROP CABINET BUROICK SEWING MACHINE hy fralgbt, C. O. D. ru bject lu raamias-

;lo sco and examine ihls marble. compare it with

Desey large pirer of ruulm, Binil ne

THE SENTINEL, TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 9, 1900.

900 DROPS

CASTORIA

AVegetable Preparation for As- similating the Food and Regula- ting the Stomachs and Bowels of

INFANTS "CHILDREN

Promotes Digestion, Cheerful- ness and Rest.Contains neither Opium, Morphine nor Mineral. NOT NARCOTIC.

Recipe of Old Dr. SAMUEL PITCHER Pumpkin Surd - Alx. Sans + Rochelle Salts - Anise Sead . Peppermunt Bi Carbonat S Firm Sced - Clonhed Sugar Hinwyyren Flora:

A perfect Remedy for Constipa- tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Worms, Convulsions, Feverish- ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.

Fac Simile Signature of Chaff Fletcher. NEW YORK.

Atb months old 35 DOSES -35 CENTS

EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.

picking and shoveling away with might and main on the railway track that ran along the very edge of a tremendous precipice on the other side of the valley.

"Not much, I reckon," . answered Joe. with an air of superior information. "I've heard father say that if you were to go pasl where one of these Hindu fellowe was cook- ing his dinner and your shadow was to fall on the food he'd chuck it all away, even if

"First time I ever knew that a shadow could do anything on its own account," grinned Harry, "It's like the story of the man with the fast-trotting horse who drove into New York at such a pace that his shadow came up five minutes after to ask which way he'd gone."

The meal was nearly over and the boye were just beginning to think what they should do next, when the question War settled for them in a very nuexpected way. Joe Elton, after sniffing the air doubtful. ly three or four times, called out suddenly: "Say, boys, don't you smell something hurning?"

There was no need of any answer, for at that very moment a gust of wind whirled right up into their faces & hot hlast of thick. stifling smoke.

All three sprang to their feet at once, and, looking downward, beheld a sight which lit. erally paralyzed them for a moment.

Through the forest of tall, yellow grass that clothed the whole hillside below thein a long line of flame waa running like sum. mer lightning. Far to the right and far to the left, as if spreading itself to hem them in, that deadly line extended.

Higher and higher every moment rose the sea of fire straight up toward the spot where they stood, and the roar of the flames, the cracking and snapping of the lighted twigs, the hiss and crackle of burning lenves, the screams of the frightened birils as they fled before the fiery tempest, made a madden ing din.

Upward ran the three boys as fast as their feet could carry them; but closer and- closer behind them came the hot breath of the de- stroyer and the hideous uproar that accom- panied his march. Still, however, they strug. gled on, with gasping lungs and quivering lips and limbs strained to the utmost ; for they - knew that the grass on the higher | slopes was smaller and thinner, and, more- over, there was a chance of finding shelter in one of the rocky clefts that scamel the upper face of the mountain upon which the fire could have no power.

Suddenly Joe Elton-who was a little in advance of the other two and doing his hest to guide them straight-stopped short. with a cry of horror.

The grass above them was on fire, too! Under the shadow of the rolling smoke the imperiled trio looked at each other in silent dismav. But before anyone could speak Boh Barlow stumbled, dislodging an enor- mous stone, which went bounding down the slope and vanishesl into the fiame-tinged cloud below.

"Hurrah!" cried Joe. "There's a chance for us yet. Come, hoys: there are plenty of alones around. Roll 'em down on to the fire, and mind you roll them all dead straight in the same line."

Down went a second rock as he spoke. crushing the still ankindleil grass flat to the earth and tearing its way through the

burning mass beyond! like & plowshare through light soil. Another and another followed, each widening a little motr the narrow gap in the blazing circle thint bemmed them in.

"Now, boya," shouted Joe, as the fire. neared them. "let's make a break through that gap. Come along!"

All that followed was like an ugly dream. They were dimly conscious of plunging through Inpping flames and flying eparks, their pulses throbbing, their eyes aching. a rushing, roaring sound in their care ant the whole earth and sky wreming red-bot all | around them.

Wife (to husband)-It strikes me that you are very bard on your trous- ers, John.

Circumstances Alter Coach. "I notice," says Uncle Gnbe, "dat de man dat sings 'I would not live alwny' de loudes' on Sunday am gin'ally de one dat gits tu de platform fust when de train runs off de track."-N. Y. World

WORDS OF WISDOM.

Strong reasons make strong actions. -Shakespeare.

That life Is long which answera life's great end .- Young. Good nature is the benuty of the mind. Ilanway. Malice and hatred are very fretting, and apt to make our minds sore and un- easy.Tillottson.

A word unspoken is like the sword in the scabhord, thiae; if vented, thy sword is in another's hand .- Quarles. Agriculture for au honorable and ' high-minded man is the best of all oc- 1 cupations or arts hy which men procure the means of living .- Xenophon.

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 10

Author: Publication date: 1900 Publisher: Number of Pages: 436

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Publication date: 1900
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