Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 2

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Nye; directors, Ida M. Brown, Mrs. T. B. Allen, Ernest D. Daniels; librarian,

robust beslth, that fact being one of the causes of bis going elsewhere.

the collector. A citizen who came to town in 1845 ] the taxpayer, and not between him and says that the weather was such that plowing could be done any month in the year. The remark was brought out by the statement of another citizen that weather liks this season was never known in New England before.

Did you ever stop to think that you, and nearly everyone else who has occa- sion to write at all, have been- writing 1800 year after year? You will have to

The electric care carried a large num ber of Franklinites to Hoag'e pond on Sunday, where the skating was iu fine condition. Many Woousocketers were | lison and Crowley, and it was found, ae aleo there, and sitogether there were

43-Corner of Garfield and Crescent atrsets. | 500 skaters ou the pond at 3 o'clock.

The annual meeting of the sharehold- ers of the Co-operative bank will be held at the office of Secretary O. T. Doe In Postoffice block this evening. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and a board of directore chosen.

January started out in good winter fashion, a snow storm arriving promptly with the new year. Together with the extreme cold which has continued for the past four or five days, ranging all the way from 7 to 20 above, we are get- ting our winter all right. But who would have prophesied so mild a winter

said "I am alpha and omega, the begin- ning and the end;" a enspel which holds out to the vileet sinner the same ealva- tion as to the hide-bound moralist, who thanks God that be is not as other men are. If you believe in religion founded on Christianity, don't fail to hear him. The services will continue every evening this week. A.

Dealh of Dr. Charles Kingsley. A wave of genuine sorrow greeted the announcement here of the death of Dr.

After the routine work was accom. plished the supper committee, couslat. ing of Mrs. Sneath, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs Bachelor, Mrs. Gage, Mrs. Hills, Mre. Bancock, Mre. Walter Daniels, Mis Ma- bel Ray, Miss Carrie Rockwood, N. C. Nye, Walter Daniels and Dr. E. C. Ab- Remarke were bott, announced that supper was ready. This feature of the affair was decided- ly pleasing, and full justice was done to the appetising repast. made by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Sneath, and his wife, Dea. T. B. Allen, Supt. W. S. Richardson, Clerk J. H. Baker and B. M. Rockwnod. The roll call was very generally responded to, fully three- quarters of the membership responding either personally or by letter, proving botb helpful and interesting.

Providence. ..

Eastern States and Provinces West and South. ........... Eastern States and Provinces

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Hastern States and Provinces. .45 A. M.

Al. Bacon of Central street pleasant- ly entertained friends on Christmas night by music on a mouth organ and guitar, both instruments being manipu- Inted by bim simultaneously.

Mrs. Charles Rand will shortly canvass for a life of Moody.

'I'helr manner of expressing themselves in conversation was, ae a rule, simple and correct, without unnecessary em phasis. And although a few colloquial- Iams crept in and in time came into pop- ular use, they were s.'r ply old fashions and uot to be called c. iruptions exactly. Thus, when one reta led a foolish or un.

ness the installation ceremonies, which will be followed by an entertainment, collation aud dance.

THE SENTINEL, TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 2. 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. 2. 1900

The governor of Texas has a name with which some people are fond of taking liberties. It is Hogg, and some of his enemies once started the story that he bad two girls, one of whom he named Cra logg, the other Ima Ilogg! Bnt, in a recent interview, Gov. Hogg bas this to say : "The truth of the mat- ter is that my girl's name is Ima logg. She was named by her mother. Her mother was reading a book somewhere, In which one of the characters which interested her exceptionally was named Ima. About that time the little girl came along, and she was named Ima. We never noticed the play on the name until it was called to our atten- tion. The boys all have rational names. They are Tom, Mike and Will." So the governor cannot be accused of in- tentionally making the little girl say she is a small, porkisb animal every time she speaks ber name!

The San Francisco Wave reports that a young woman who patronizes the free library at San Jose was anxious to read Hopkinson Smith's "Tom Grogan," rbenever she called for it the book variably "out." She begged then he librarian notify her by tele- phone as soon as the hook came in. The book was returned next day, and the librarian telephoned. It was the girl's father who answered. "Tom Grogan," he shouted, indignantly, "So Tom Grogan wants my daughter to come up after him. Look here, you tell that young man from me, if he wants to see my daughter he had hetter come here and do it."

A New York restaurant recently un- dertook to cafer exclusive y for obese people. Nothing of a fattening char- acter was served. The establishment was hailed with delight by a large crowd of beaty weights, Its history was about as follows: The first day 100 ate there, the secun ". 90; the third, &0, and so on down until the proprietor found himself without a single patron, when the sheriff came and took every- thing in sight.

A pitiful story, with a viry evident moral, come- from Toledo, O. Five rest- less boys left good homes to "see the world." They got as far as Akron. O., where an accident befell them as they were endeavoring to hoard a train, and now one of the five is dead, two are badly injured and in the hospital, and the other two are in ja'l. It hardly seems Decessary to comment upon this over-true story from real life. Anyone can easily draw the most evident moral from it.

Spain will not be surprised to learu that under the management of the I'nited States government the receipts of the island of Cuha from January 1, 1599. to June 30 exceed the expenditures by $1,480,12t. The surprising thing to Spain will he that the American uffi- cials didn't pocket the surplus hastily and say nothing.

Chicago Impers are printing sdver- tisements of this kind: "Wanted- An ahle man to cook und wash for a private family." The demand seems likely to be met, for one who is willing to work his way up advertises: "Wanted -- A position nx werond girl by an honest and capable you. g man."

is for a woman to seize n mon bont the Deck and give him an affectionate L'g. while a von pauion empties h 1 k ts. There have been several such ess in New York city of late.

According to late figures K 1-os las two head uf cattle. one hoe, one-t r of a horse, and one-fifth of a sherp for every man, woman and child in the state.

That 2 0 persons should be poisoned by picnic lenion ce in 11 n is ia a new proof that it is wisert even if not most economical, to make lemosa e out of Je monk.

Table Companions

We cannot always have with us our most congenial friends, but there is one table compar .on we need never be without.

We mean a cup of good tea. good pure tea is synonymous watlt Chase & Sanborn's package teas. These tens, because they are pure, are a real help to every one.

Tea is a healthful tonic when it is pure. Tea to be beneficial must have quality ; low grade teas do not possess to any degree the tonic effect. Because Chase & Sanborn's tras are sold only in half-pound and pound air tight, leaded forms, one may be sure they are fresh and of full strength.

The name of Chase & Sanborn on the package is sufficient guar- antee that the leaf is the best that can be selected.

The Kohinoor, Orloff and Orange Pekoe are special brands, adopted to meet the requirentents of indi- vidual tastes. They make an irre sistible trio.

One pound makes over 200 cups. Chase & Sanborn's Teas.

CHILD WIT.

"What kind of a dog is that, papa ?' asked small Johnny, as he observed the big animal ebasing his own tail, "Tha!"- watch dog." replied the father. "Ant will he go as soon as he winds himse !. up?" asked Johnny.

Teacher (to Tommy, whose father i: a milkman)-"How many quarts mal. Tommy-"A gallon ‹ what?" Teacher - "Anything - mi.l for instance." Tommy-"Four quarts three of milk and one of water."

It was the first time little four-year old Willie had ever seen a snake, and a it writhed and squirmed along he ra: into the house to tell of his discovery "Oh, mamma!" he exclaimed, "com here, quick; here's a tail wagging with out any dog."

The other evening at dinner the fact of four-year-old Edith was lighted u with nnusual heauty, and her dark eye had a dreamy, far-away look the prompted her mother to ask: "Wha are you thinking about, darling? "Oh," replied the little miss, "I was jus' wondering whether you chewed your pudd'n' or swallowed it whole. "- Chi- vago Daily News.

I want to let the people who suffer fiom rlienmatism and sciatica know that Chamberlain's Pain Bahn relieveil me after a number of other medicines and a doctor had failed It is the best lint- ment I have ever known of -J. A D.nl T+1, Alpharetta, Ga. Thousands have been cured of rheumatism hy this reme dy. Que application relieves the pain. For sale by Albert C. Manon, druggist.

In Siam the inferior throws himself opon the ground before his superior, and the latter sends forward one of his servants to see whether the former has been eating or carries with him nny smell of anything offensive. If he does, he is immediately kicked out without ceremony, but if not the attendant raises him np.

"I tell you," observed Mr. Olithunks, who was In a moralzing frame of mind, "it takes a great deal of courage to say no."

"You're always brave enough to say It when I ask you for money." sald Mrs. Oldhunks,-Chicago Tribune.

Having a Great Run on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

Mauager Martin, of the Pierson drug store, informs us that he is having a great run on Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy. He sells five bottles of that medi- cine to one of any other kind, and it gives great satisfaction. In these days of la grippe there is nothing like Chan berlaiu's Cough Remedy to stop the cough, heal up the sore throat and lungs aud give relief within a very short timr. The sales are growing, and all who try it are pleased with its prompt action .- South Chicago Daily C'alamet. For sale by Albert C. Masou, drugzist.

Beauty Is niood Deep,

Clean blood means s clean skin. No beauty without it. Cascareta, C'andy Cathar- tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im- purities from the body. Begin to-day to banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that mekly hilious complexion by taking Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug- gista, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c. 50c.

Together. A hovel will do for a beggar-princes ir state must be; But a stormy sky. If you are by, is shelter enough for me. Is shelter enough for me, my dear, in the weary world and wide. So Love be with me the rosy year-90 you are at my side.

It's gold that glitters an' gold that gives joy's that we hold supreme: But gold Is cold when the years grow old and joy is a dream-a dream! It's just we twain. In peace or pain, and. the wealth o' the world dented, A desert drear were a garden falr, so you are at my side.

Your hand in mine across the world-In darkness and in dawn,

And grief and gloom, or vales of bloom, so Love shall lead us on;

So Love shall lead us on, my dear, across the world so wide, Until Love's last goodnight we hear, and slumber side by side, -F. L. Stanton, in Atlanta Constitution.

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The Man with the Laugh. Dey''s a heap a men dat's witty an' Kin tell a bully joke,

Dat nebber disremembers Any funny word dat's spoke: But dey's none dat teches Eph'm- Eph'm Diggs, I'm down ouah way- Kase his laugh Is so contiguous- Contidgious, I sh'd say,

What's funny about Eph'm Is Dat when he cracks a joke It make no diff'nee ef it's weak. Dey's sump'n 'bout dat moke. So ef he springs a no- count yarn You haw-haw anyway- Kase his laugh Is so contiguous -- Contidgious, I sh'd say.

It don't seem lak it matters Dess what de story be-

What tickles you is Eph'm's laugh. H t rings so full and free. 1: a.n't de story ketches you. It may be ol' an' gray

But his laugh Is so contiguous- Contidgious, 1 sh'd say. -Brooklyn Life.

TheNew Year.

N TIME there are no rests sk in music. Time was in the without a- begruning. and time will be ever and forever. On and on and on it goes in barmonious per- feetness, knowing no age and making no record of days. 'Na- :ura non saltat" nature never made s break ot a palise. It shows no chasms Miy. where in its majestic course.

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Man, though, for his convenience or plenw. ule, or proht. establishes times and wea. Thus he says the first day of Jan- nary shall be termed the beginning of s New Year, The Romans, with an arnte portie sense that pervaded all their work, electeil to have the dawn of the year show in March-the first spring month. when nature kisses new life into everything and robes the earth in garments of many colors.

Man must have huis pauses and starting points. It is not so much a question of bratiment as of necessity that dates and sensolis he fixed. The success of business life depends upon it, and a untion with out a chronology is a people without a his- tory. Kach year must hold its own events, Tur may one trench upon the other.

Leaving this line of suggestion, one is led to the thought that these year posts of Inau's time offer opportunity for reflection upon what has been and what may be. Each New Year day tells not only of the new turtb, but also of the year that is sepul- tured. Here are presented in hrave con- traet life and death. As the old passes ont. the new comes in. So with man and all other animate things. "The king is dead; live the king."

No one lesson after another may be learned, if one be but a willing pupil. What the memories of the just dead year? What the sins, the errors, the follies?

What the good one did, and what progress in the knowledge that is lasting? Ah! the year 18 gone, gone to one and all of us; but the impression remains. These years one by one are character builders, each adding to the other until the mortal changes to the im- mortal!

Looking backward, what is the reckon- ing? Whatever most of good, or of ill, the New Year is at band. Let the accounting be just, that one may be ahler to meet justly and righteously the things that are before. One should recall the errors of the past, not that he may mourn over them, but that he may gain strength for future struggles.

Une need not give the whole of New Year's dny to the forming of good resolutions. Alas! there be many wbo do vow overmuch at such times. The hallway of the New Year, like that of hell, is paved with good inten- tions. One may resolve and resolve again, and swear lustily in confirmation of such purpose; yet all unavailingly, because of the frailty of his being. He acts the better part who reflects, and is not rosh in promises. Not the same to all is the history of the past year; and not two shall find the New Year the same in experience. But each year is for all, and has in abundance riches of good for every one. The year just closcd was lavish in gifts; the new offers plenty #4 great. It is but to look for it fearlessly ar .! the searcher will be rewarded.

The old was and is not. The new is het. with its portents. A warm heart for t.it year just dead, and a glad band for the oule that is newly born.

WILLIAM ROSSER COBBE

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 2

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

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Publication date: 1900
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