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THE SENTINEL, TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 16, 1900.
Che . Franklin . Sentinel.
Published Tuesdays and Fridays.
CARL B. JOHNSON, Editor and Proprietor
MRS. C.B. JOHNSON Associate Editor.
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TUESDAY, JAN. 16, 1900
Unfair Discrimination.
An attorney of Kennsha, Wis., has presented to .he city council a bicycle ordinance which prohibits women from riding unless they have passed an ex- aminatinn as to their fitness to guide a wheel. When the attorney announced his determination to draw the ordinance the matter was considered as a huge joke, but the affair now hus gout so far that it seems certain that the city council will take some netion on the question. The ordinance provides that it shall be unlawful for any femsle to ride in Kenosha without having first ob- tained from the city clerk a leense. To obtain this license the applicant must be examined by three experts as to her ability to ride without rnuangering the safety and personal rights of others. If the experts put their "O. K." on her riding sbe must file n $1 > bond "that all damages caused by the careless rid- ing or other improper bandling or manipulation of a bicycle will be paid by the said female if the accident iz show u to be resultant from The careless- ness of said licensee." The experts wil condart their riu ng academy in Mar ket square. It is further provided that it >ball be unlawful for any woman to ride within the corporation imits o: Kenoshn without having first obtained a license, and any vio ation of the ordi nance is to be punished by arrest and :. ten-dollar fine. The fines are to be the compensation of the experts. In no case is the ordinance to apphy lo any woinau riding with a man escort ou a tancem.
The Mad Rush for Riches. There is a solemn warning to be read iz the fate of a New York: broker, wh. is reported to have collapsed mental- ly while endeavoring to execute an or der in the stock exchange. The excite ment proved too mich for h > over strai irl brain, and he fell delirious; ca l'rg out "":7." the price he offered for the shares desired by his customer This tragic occurrence does not stand ninne to point the dangers that buman- ity rucouplers da ly ir the race for riches. Many men are in sanitar ...... anlasyinms as a result of sira'n'ng their physical and mental powers to the breaking point while trying rapidly to arguire wealth. Others uerve them- selver to a continuance of the conflict by the indu gence in shimul nis, which in time causes either disease nr n general weakening of the system. A few sur vive the battle apparently uninjured be- cause they are by nature >trung in body and mind herond the average of their! fellows. A man should endeavor to gaugr his capacity with accuracy in or- dler that he may ont attempt accom- ities. Ilis success depends upon the judgment displayed in this particular. It would he better for him to achieve! less than to seek too much and collapse In the effort to excel.
Miss Jane L. Buchanan, a young wom- an of Southern Pines. N. C., has dis- covered a new field of industry for women in grape-packing. As the grape season lasts only a few weeks, in or- der to make t pay she contracts with various vineyards, and has a corps of exper enced girl workers, ira'ned by herself
Maine is not cal ed upon for as mnuch ice as in former days, but the thrifty people of that state are well qualified to d'srover new industries. In the past year 6,400 Angora cats raised in Maine have been disposed of in the large At- lantic cities. Some of the finest speci- mens sell for $50 each
On Monday a Kansas g'rl waved her handkerchief at a stranger and on
Tuesday they were married. On Weilnesday she waved a rolling pin at l:er besband and on Thursday he ap- plie 1 for a divorce. That's what the w'Ile wares are saying.
Kodaks
do away with cumber- some plate-holders, heavy, fragile glass plates, and bothersome dark- slides.
Just turn a Key-
All Kodaks use our llghi-proof film cartridges (which welgh hut ounces, where plates weigh pounds) ard can be loaded in daylight. Seven styles use elther plates or films.
Kodaks, $5.00 to $35.00.
EASTMAN KODAK CO.
Catalogue: fret +" the
Rochester, N. Y.
lely-3m'T
BITS FROM ENGLAND.
English barbers charge three cents for a shave and nre talking of ruising the price.
Eigbt million letters were umirlivered by the British post office last year. London policemen have been forbid- den to wenr lan shoes on the ground that they are "too styl>h."
An English chemist bas discovered that the noulteratinn of brer is almost exclusively confined to Lontan. O
3.163 samples which he examined 421 were found lo he adulterated.
According to a rerent official return. England during ibe last ten years has paid off $355.000,000 of her national debt. and as n matter of rank in the debtor nations has sunk to third place. France and Russia occupying first and see .
ond respectively.
Mr. MeDonga I, of the London county council, is afraid that the Thames wi ruu ery owing to the dams that are be- ing built in the upper reaches of the river. Last year 843,000,000 gallons ot; water a day passed over Teddington Wrir in May; the figures for this year are 33 / 0,000 gallons in May. It is feared that the result niny be an ep' demic of disease, arising from the un- diluted sewage nf the sity.
A Dariye to Plezsare. Farmer-Say, you won't catch acy fish there! Iain't anyone ever caught "No." said the old man. "No. 1 ani not afraid. May I ask you to look bere." He rose and opened the door. Outside, nny in that stream. Fisherman-All right. It don't mat- | in the dark hall, lay a little fox terrier, ter. I'm only fishing for the pleasure of it !- Pack.
The Cure that Cures
Coughs, Colds, Grippe,
Whooping Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis and Inclptent
Consumption, Is
OTTO'S CURE
The GERMAN REMEDY Cures throat and lung diseases. Sold by all druggists. 25&50cts
HE FEARED THE GATE.
Doctor Aptly illustrates lo Ills PR- llent Hla Hellef Concerning Death and the lerenfter.
Late one stormy evening the old doc- tor was summoned to see a man who had been attacked with sudden illness on the cars nul had stopped at a lit- tle inn near the railway station, about three miles from the village. The pa- tient proved to be Squire Joyce, from the neighboring county, whom the dor tor slightly knew. He examined him carefully, and gave him medicines taken from his saddlebags. Then he rose to go, smiling cheerfully down at the anx. ious face of the sufferer.
"You will, I think, find yourself bet- ter in the morning; able, I hope, to go on your jonruey." he said.
"Yes. Stay a minute, doctor. I want you to be honest with me. I have had seizures like this before. Shall I have them again ?"
"It is probable."
"I want the truth all of it." "Yes, they will return."
"I may die in one of them to-mor-
"Yes. Or it may be, ant for years. It is uncertain. Do not waste your life in anticipating them. We all must go through the same gate some day."
"The gate- yes! But beyond the gate-what is there ?"
His eyes were on the doctor's face. full of doubt, aluiost of pain.
The twn men were silent a moment. "What is there ?" Joyce repented, harsh- ly. "You are a member of a church- n Christian. 1 have no religious belief. Tell me. for the love of God, what is there beyond? If I may go to-morrow. what shall I find?"
"I do not know."
Joyce did not speak for awhile, and theu gave n forced langh. "I need your help muore for this than for my disease. I'd rather talk to you than to a clergy- man. You are at shrewd man of the world, and # good man. Sometimes I om greatly depressed, thinking of this darkuess into which I am going. For thousands of years men have gone ont irlo it, leaving their loved ones behind, and not one has sent back a woru to say how it fares with him-not one." In the silence that followed the rain beat against the windows. There came 1 5. ight whimpering ery from withont. Bears tha "You are an old man, doctor," said Joyce, turning quickly on him. "You are not far from the gate yourself. Are you not afraid of what may be be- Signature yond ?"
. Neglected colds make fat grave- yurda " Dr. Woont's Norway Pine Syrup helps men and women to a happy, vigor ons ohal age
Hlow Are Your Kidneys Dr. Hobbs' Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills. Sam- ple free. Add, Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N. Y .
CASTORIA.
The Kind You Have Always Dough! Char+ Fletcher.
The Sare Sign.
"Jobn has wrote u sketch," said the old man, "an' he's had it printed in the papers."
"Going to be a literary mnnn, is he ?" "Yes, but I reckon he's one already, er he's jest drawed on me for $50."_ Atlante Constitution.
PIANOS TO RENT.
If you are not prepared to buy, we will rent you a fine piano at moderate rental. We have pianos especially adapted to vocalists as well as instru-
"You mean-" "I mean that I am like poor Punch. I am not afraid of the dark room to which I am going. I do not ask to know what is there. I believe that my Lord : mentalists and guarantee entire satis- uuid Master is there, In all these later , taction. We will apply all money paid as rent within a reasonable time on the purchase if you desire. If incon-
sich that ! have been assured that in ' venient to call, write us about it.
ny hours of trial lle has never failed nie here. I sincerely believe He will not fail me yonder."
"But I-I do not know Him."
"He knows you. I think I am author- Ized by the declarations of the Bible to say that His hand is stretched out to you. You can accept Him as your Guide and Teacher if you will. That done In sincerity, you will not fear the gule nor all that lies beyond."-Youth's Companion.
FOR HAULING MANURE.
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 cau. not be done by anybody - you may be sure of that.
JOHN H. PRAY & SONS CO.,
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY,
658 Washington St. (opp, Boylston St.), BOSTON.
SEND NO MONEY WITH YOUR ORDER, cut Chla to th and
we will send you DUR HIGH
GRADE PROP CABINET BURDICK SEWING MACHINE by freight, C. O. D, ou bjarl In exemlos t your beerest freight depot and It found
Uus, You can ciamine it at your besrest frel; perfectly Usfactory, canotly ay represented, equal to macblare ethers bell
La high as $60.00, And THE GREATKST BARGAIN YOU ETKH IIKARD OF, pay Special Offer Price $15.50
yuor freight agrat our 6.W any day you are not and freight charged. Sabine weighs 120 pounds and the freight will Average 76 centa for each 600 miles. GIVE IT THREE MONTHS TRIAt In cour owa home, and we will return your $16.50 an leis. We sall different makes and grades of Bewlar Machines at ho go Bewlag Machines at $8.60. scribed in our Free New ler
Warblue L'atelegut, but $1:
&gus, but $1s.60 for this DROP DRSK so for cois DROP DESK CABINET BURDICK It
the greatest value ever offered by bay hourt. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS by calmewo concerns Sensewu conc
tisements, odering onbnews merblees under various names. Man support decementa. Write some friend In l'airago and learn who are reliable are reliable and who are sol names, with variousla. THE BURDICK has every MODERN taPROYEHEST. SVERY GOOD POINT O GRADS MACHINE MADE, WITH TIS DEFECTS OF NONK. Made by the
for nap.
beet makers In Amerles, in the best material money can buy.
SOLID QUARTER SAWED OAK DROP DESK CABINET, pieou polished. b polished.
Une mustrati-h shows manchino
closed (head dropping trum sighi i to be used as a croler table, sland
n with full length table and bead In place for
er detk, the other open with full sewing. 6 fanty drowere, Inteal Tere, latest 1bDD okeleten framt, carved. Lanei bossed and decorated cabinet doish, Onest bickel drawer pulle, frets on casters, adjustable treadle, genuine 8myth Iron stand, Florat large head, positive four motion feed, self threading vibrating shuttle. # bobbin winder, adjustable bearings, patent tension liberator.improvedloose wheel, adjustable pressure foot, Improved shuttle carrier, puient neeule bar, patent dress guard, hend Is headedmely deenreled eod ornemented and beenlifully
# lekel trimmed. GUARANTEED the lichiest rannisz, mosl durable and prarent . Harry knows otteebment le furnished and our Free In.
struction Book tells just how anyone can run It an truction Book tell
anyone can run Itand do eltber plain or any kind of lancy work. 4 20-Trors' Binding Ousreslee is sent with every machine. IT COSTS YOU NOTHING to do and examine ible insthise. compare It with those your storekeeper selle nt $40.00 to
months you say you are not satisfied. ORDER ORDER TO.DAL.
WE TO RETURN TOUR $15.50 If at any time within three months you DON'T DELAY. (Sears, Roebuck & Co. are thoroughly reliable. Editor.) Address, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.) Chicago, Ill.
no28-8
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK. FRANKLIN, MASS.
ELI PERKINS' "THIRTY YEARS OF WIT."
EEr PERKINS HIRTY YEARS OF W
D. THAYER, JR., Presideut. GED. W. WIGHIN. CHAS. J. MPKENZIE, JOSEPH G. RAY,
> Vice-Presuleute.
CHAS. W. STEWART, Clerk and Treasurer. Dividends declared the first Monday in January and July, payable on aml after the 15th of said monilIs+
Stoney may be withiltawn at the option of the dejtorilors. The treasurer may, however, require a notice if necessary, In accordance with the Statute Law.
Bank upen iluily from 9 a, in, to 12 m., and fresh BOARD OF INVESTMENT. 1). Thnyer, Jr., E. H. Sherman, J. 4. Ray,' Chas. .. Mckenzie. R. P. Chapman, Charles Stewart, George W Wiggin. STATEMENT DEC. 30, 14. LIABILITIKA.
Due Depositurd $549.601 81
Guarantee Fund. 27.452 79
Profit andIs Account. 13.449 55 12.060 41
tamte"est Aerolini.
Real Estate thenme Account .. 543 71
$6 4,830 35
ASSETS.
Real Estate by Foreclosure 827,023 00
Town and City Bonds. 7,1071 25
Bank Stock .. 20.1K# 82
Railroad Bands 103.8.0 00 20.300 100
Personal Securities 1× 5, 93 75
Hallroad Stock.
75 00 5,000 00 1.411 M' 560 G3
Bank Furniture. 600 00
Bank Depos 18 Frank+in National Bank .. 89,037 74 Not Bark of Redemption 5,102 1 9
Mercantile Trust Co. .. . 11, 1X 53
Cash on hamil 2,: 3 85
,604.830 35
I. the undersigned, have this day exammed Ihr Jweeks aud vouchers uf this bank and $ id ther correspond with the above statement. ADELBERT D THAYER. CHAS STEWART. ( *annittce of Examination. Jau. 1. 1900.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW Enclosed . Arc . Lamps
ELASTIC GOODS AT HALF PRICE. If you want os to minke to VOUF MEASITE And ORDRE ELASTIC QUODS for the BELIEF AND CURE OF FARICUSE VEISH, WEAK, SWOLLEN ON I'MAVR-
Now in service at the Bresnahan Grocery Company. People's Clothing Company and O. 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. UNIUN ELECTRIC LIGHT BRANCH, FRANKLIN, MASS.
K. L. BLANCHARD, Local Supl.
OUR SPECIAL PRICE TOF AT rlosilo Ibigh atgeklog, A In 1. 24. Gūt thigh legging, € to 1, 16.001: 1b1ch 1.50; keep plockig, 4 10 0. 25.00; hare legning. U Inth pleee. 84.00; Leer p. K lo @, 22 .. ] porter atorking, A to K, $$. 00; garter legging. C'le b. $2.00; ani tel, A lo l', OTTOS ELASTIC
$ !. 0fl: abdominal helt, K'te =, 210 GOODS, OXK-THIRD LASH.
Aperla it otrred Klesile Alelaminat Rapporter, mado of soft lisle thread, Interwoven with protected rubber thread, Binebee wide, $3.00; 10 Inebrt, FL16; 12 laches, $9.50. Write for Surgery Catalogue SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., (Ine.), GHIGAGO. ILL
E. F. WINSLOW, Prop. (Successor to RAZEE & SON)
Orders leave Franklin at 8.05 and 9 a. m. Goods returned by freight at 2.30 same day.
Frankiin Office at Razce & Son's old stand, Post Office Block. Boston Offices, 75 Kilby St., 105 Arch St. and 15 Merchants' Row. mp:14.Ftf
50)| VACUUM OIL COMPANY,
.... BOSTON.
Telephone 1829.
A FINE LINE OF
Cotton Mill Oils.
Busine
Business Announcements conL.a- word column in the SENTINKL are Invariably
In the
MONEY
To PATENT Good Idons mny be secured by nur ald. Address, THE PATENT RECORD.
Baltimore, Md.
Submiriptluna tu 1 ltr Parthit Record et 0 per autull,
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boy .patientir. iwerelatenlis Ono
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, Montreal, New Tork.
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PATENTES ANO COPYRIGHTS TRADE- MARKS
AOVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY Notice lu "loventive Age" k "How to obtain Patents"+
OBTAINEO FREE
Charges moderate. No fee till patent In secured.
Letters strictly confidential. Address.
E. G. SIGGERS, Palent Lawyer, Washington. O. C.
JAMES DYCE & CO.,
WOONSOCKET.
234 to 242 MAIN , ST.,
Next ) oor to Depot and ElectricCar Station,
BARGAINS !
BOSTON
STORE.
Fun begins Saturday. It looks like business suicide to slaughter clean, seasonable merchandise in the face of a rising market, but we must make a big hole in our stock be-
plishments beyond the reach of his abil- fore inventory. Cut prices will clear the decks.
Here are a few hot shots from our rapid fire bargain Gatling guns:
All Linen Se Scotch Crash now. ....
Bed Sheets.2' , yds. long. heavy colton 39 Dress Ginghams, 10c quality
$2 00 Comforters, double-faced sateen 119
Outing Flannels, 10c quality, at. ...
41
9% Ladies' Jersey Vests and Pants, 60 per
Soiled $1.50 Blankets marked down to cent wuol, with $1. they go at .... 59 | Ladies' Black Fleece Hose. 3 pairs for
19
Ladies' Ribbed Wool Hose now Ladies' 25c import'd Fleece Hose,3 prs 50
While Bed Spreads, good one lor . ['nb eached Sheeting, yard wide, all Children's travy ribbed Fleece Hose 12'. standard brands. hal cut of 20 vd. 100 Ladies'Night Gowns, large hodies. for 39 Ladies* Drawers, Iruit cofion, goat .. 25 Here's fun : gr od pair boys' Braces. . .. 5
Honeycomb Towels.sd. long. travel al 2
Dress Skits. back figured mohair. . 1.39
Men's quarter Suspenders half price 121 Men's wool llail llose, a | colors .. . 12. Cotton Half' Hose, black or brown seamless, G pairs for ... 25
17
Featherstitch Finishing Braid, piece .. 2. Tip-top Y tte Paper. 1b. pk . 102 sheets. 12 : Choicent ar y Jacket in the house for 5 (0) Bangup fleece-lined Underwear for ..
6, Children's $1 und 25 Reelets go at
1,9% , Broken lots of The, and $I Underwear 3.9% | Camel's Hair Shirts, double back and
Linen Thread, 200 vd. spools.all colors Black Cashmere Gloves, always Ze .. 15 | Golf Capes, ladies and m men'. Kd G oves. P. & P. dollar brand. tor 69 1 5G Boucle Cares. for trimmed . ... 3.29 hont. double sealed drawer ...
Irish Point 50c. Shams and Scarfs. ..
25
54-inch al -wonl dollar Homespuns at 69 Taffetia Ribbon. all silk. 4 in. wide ..
15
Beaded Elastic Belis, were $1.
50 25
BOSTON AND FRANKLIN EXPRESS.
Itreats with you whether you continue the Derve-killing tobarco bablt. NU-TO-BAC removes the dealer for - ~ 0-
AN- expela pis ch.
the blood
tine, purques th stores
you strong
1.400,000
In health,ne
-Y ABUON ATLD ABDOMINAL WAAAJENN IE TI #OR, Mate your helplil, -x wright end age, stale fit at her of inches around body y limib at each letter show' 14 ent and rend to 100 v. SPECIAL THIS. WAWTHINK O the goods tu order fruty !! tary Bimest fresh rubber elstile maledal, guarantee a perfect Dt x'14] if you do not find it perfectly perfectly
satisfactory and equal to gi
others get doul
That our expense wid we will refund your money.
5 | Dress Prints, light or dark, sale price 3'2 | Tailor-made Corsets, sale price. 39
59
. | Ginbe dollar Corsets marked to .... . U'mbrellas. steel rods, loop handies ..
39
Fall Dress Good.slaughtered. original prices 25 to Ige, now in 3 lol-a+ 39,20,19
I'mbrellas, Dresden handler, were 1.50 98
Blankets, double bed size. now
Ladies' and Misser Jersey Vest ......
Long Curla'ns. mus n. with ruffle.pair 39 Extension Rodefter Sach Curtains .. How's this : French bristle tooth brush 2 . Unbreakable 25℃ Dressing Combe for 15 Wrapper .. A -ece lined. finest percales 95 5 Dress Skirts, choice English bergen and nobby plaids. were $Ito SG.now 2 9% Ladies" Kerney Jackets, were $. now 1.98, Men's Merino Shirt and Drawer ...
.1.00
ONLY $5.00
SEND US $5. 00 as a guar- antee of goud fuith and wa by freigt will send you any fire proofsafe by freight, C. O. D., subject to examination. You can examine Het Teor frelgbl depal pod if you And it the equal of any dre proof combination lock Iron and steel cafe modo and shout cor-third the p the price charged by olbers for the some else nadgre de, pay your freight agent our apeclat factory price and y price and freight chargen, lees th rent with order: otherwise return it at our d we will
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