Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 264

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Wallace R. Richardanti and his nephew, Herbert liel ardson, are spending

couple of weeks tu New York city, the elder showing the younger some of the sights of the metropolis.

a president of the Woonsocket street rail- way and treasurer of the M., A. & W. street railway, contributed Sta to help defray expenses. The theatre was vis ited and the effwris ol the actors inneh

1.00 P. M

Wealand South

Providence ... Rosto and Hast

To that rud we examined many of the

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men bolding it, the nozzle flew off and the stream knocked oue of the men to the ground. He regained his feet quickly, speed 3' easily regulated, and from all

THE SENTINEL, FRIDAY EVENING, AUG. 24. 1900.

Che . Franklin . Sentinel.

Published Tuesdays and Fridays.

EARL B. JOHNSON, Editor and Proprietor, MRS. C.B. JOHNSON Associate Editor.

Subscription Price $2 a Year In Advance.

Entered at the Post Office at Franklin, Maas., as secondi( ass matter.

Seciciaries ol associations wile Ier a favor by sending 's as early in the week as possible euch matters as interest the public & cclim f officers, entertainments. elt

Contributors would conter a greal tavor by sending in the t articles intended lar p :bbca. tion as car ve the week as possible

Contrib 1 % of lc_ news are always thankfully re vived at the SENTINEL office, such as enciely, church, man itact ring, yer cultural and personal dems

other physical attraction is secondary to it. We have a book we will gladly send you that tells just how to care for the hair.

If your hair is too thin

or los- ing its luster, get -

Ayer's Hair visor

Growth becomes vigorous and all dan- druff is removed. It always restores color to gray or faded hair. Retain your youth; don't look old before your time.

$1 00 a bottle. All druggista, " I have used your Hair Vigor now for about 25 years and I tave t und it splendid and satisfactory In every way- .1 lwlave 1 have

ended this their Vigor to

recommended

hundredly of ray friends, and they all te the same story, If any. bri ty wants t! . best kind of a Hair 1 .4'r I shall certain, ; recommend "> them just as strongly as I win that they got a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor. Sirs. N. E. ILAMILTRY. Nor fs, It.c. Norwich, N. Y.

Write the Doctor.

If y " in't oblite .il ib . benefits -rua desire from the use of the Vigor. write the Doctor about it, Alires ..

Da. J. C ATER Lowel

NOT FOR SALE.

A Young Minister maud Ht. Bold Stand Against a Pen Holder Who W .. . Liquor Dealer.

A young minister, on gunty to a new church last spring, was i formed by the official brethren that his salary would be $1. . and that as every sim. mer a wholesale liquor leader vis ird the tow with his fat ily and paid regularly $31 for a few in the church. it would be policy for the tunisier to touch the liquor question geutty to uvoid giving ffeuse, "The reply of the young muu was,

"Take $5 ff my salary for I wam to get a shot at that pew."

Soon after he fired his "shot." but the recus, of the gun wus not so bad as bad been anticipated. for the hynor dealer pleased with the young mao's courage, doubled his subscription. making it #1w instead of $3 . Wheth. er he did this to relieve his conscience or to quiet the minister we cer No' sal . but we are strong y of the opinion that the safest thing a preacher of the (in)- pel can do is to tell the truth: and if there is any man who needs pla u preaching at the present das. it is the man who deals in intoxicating drink and then hires a seat and comes to church to hear what the Dr Gister has to say about it. A man who fails to tell the truth in the eats of such a hearer will find in the day of judgment that he has something i) we serious to face than the wrath fa ruinzeller ur be loss of his subscript 1;

"If the watchiman see the sword come. ane bloow not the trumpet. ; fid the people be not Warne : if the sword "ome and take any piers ifr mamong them. he is tak naway i Fis tu qu'ty ; but his Word will require at the watchmau's hand When I say unto the wicked . flwicked ma t. thoushalt surely die: if thou dust not speak to warn the wicker from les way that wicked man wha die in his innpiry, but his blood will I requ re at the hand" ( Eark 33: D. . ) .- \\'Tuess,

No Drink, Therefore No Crime. King ak , in his "History of the Crimeut War " says "that when uur geldvery first landed, nothing could es. ceed their kindness and good behavior "What' he asks, 'was the reason." The answer is, that there was 'nooriuk. and therefore Do crine The drink came with the next hatch if transports, and the who e condition of the army was instantis changed for the worse. They forfeited no sineIl mens ire of the gold- en opinions which they had wou "

Barniy Kind. "} bave no m . ) Miss Irma - IDF

WI' > ny ' riune.'

"Dont you c :r poverty la ne

tr me." Fliegende Blaetter.

$100 Reward, $100.

Ilte Trailers of this paper w . ~ ] = sed ... tat wie + has tres al,- 1 inte 9 a 1. . all that is (tar h Hla . Catarrlı (+ ++ fraternity datarılı de 2 a citit Wheat. lat ", Catarrlet ire & takri teria

Et im1 amil das as ig nature in | 1 . its wirk The j-r' ] Pieters ba # an 1

"FJ CHENEY & CU . Tanta, U

CASTORIA.

The K nd You Have A ways Bought

Bears the Signature Chart Fletcher.

UNLUCKY MEN.

Many Are Inforinvote from Natural Reasons, But Some Without Apparrot Cuose.

A man can certainly he nuineky In the proper sense of the word- that is. Frequently valted by misfortune for which he is entirely irresponsible. of course, in the innjority of cases the Ii. Inck is only apparent, the true ex- planation being some deficiency in the man himself of which he is totally un- conscious He knows h's powers and he is aware of his weaknesses, but he Is not aware of his causes of failure. He may, for example, be a really able man. with every capacity for success. recept n certain mability to under. stand thr character of other meu or women, That has been often the de- tic ency which has rimmel kings; it spoiled the carrer of lamis XIV .. whose latest adviser. Mm de Mainte. non, was a good winian of the der- otee type, with a deerledly inferir brain; and it was one cause of the fall of Napoleon, whuse suh-kings and marshals were, with the possible ex- ception of Engene Beauharnais, never then of first rate powers That ustally attributed to his jealousy of rivals: but he chose inferior men in civil life, and never through his whole career had a private srerelary or u controller of his househuld who was worth his salt. while of his two wives. one was a va' and extravagant per- wou without n braut, and the other an arch-duchess who had not au ide. beyond her cla'n to be considered on account of her birth, and who married her chamber am. In private life the same ilefeet is probably of al others the con monest cause of ruin -Very nole men, and still ofteter able wow- en, being ld away in prenniary af. fars by persons of in perfect inteln. gence and positively untrustworthy character Or the alde man box a hahit of pruerastnation, of which he is wholy i aware, which leads him niways to miss the moment of op. portunity the commonest of defects in able jei ensuccessful getterals, or he is liable to what the French call "entra'i jeuts" and the English "rushes." winch lead him into blun- ders that all his intimates ileclare to he "positively inexplicable."

The ablest human being we ever knew had a way of dressing himself. which always in unconsciousness, twice cost him a great career; while another singularly competent man

temper spoiled every chance by a which was in reality inthing but whimsical, but which caused all em. ployers to pronouner him ltopelessly "unreliable " We should say. indeed. that the really able were specially lia- ble to one of the tatost ruinous of all vices or foildes, incurable indolence. wh'le everyone knows a few quite competent men who never succeed be- cause they lost opportunities through an 'ndifference of which they were totally unaware. Still, though we recognize all these, and many more causes of failure, we ennnot but ad- mit that there are men who are gen- uinely "unlucky." with whom the cur- rent of events for some inexplicable reason always collides, wbo are al- cabs ways injured in an accident from which otbers escape. whose break down when driving to impor. tant appointments, whose invest- ments which seem most reasonable are always swept away, whose rela- tives are hlisters, and whose friends causes of expense. The writer had once an intimate friend, who firmly believed of himself that the offchance of misfortune always happened to him. and always would happen, "and it was exceedingly difficult for anyone who knew his history to doubt that be had reason for his superstition. And the writer knew well another man- in leel. he published an account of his adventures-wbo passed some eight times in life through accidents which would infallibly bave killed anyone else. without a scratch and We who had. therefore, Clive's belief that he was destined to something- which turned out an illusion. know that there are laws which regu. late chance, and we know that there are long intervals when they seem to be dereil, and there is no percepti- ble reason why a man's life should not be lived within the influence of one of the intervals, favorable or the or reverse If he can throw ares dences ten times running. why should ha not come to grief in ten consecu- Fire incidents of life" There is no reason percept'ble why in the great providential scheme chanre should be allowed to enter, but then there is no reason why insanity should, in- sandy i solving that hurdes! of all things to conceive. irresponsibility: yet how'h co enter W may humbly wai' for explanation, but we see no use in denying the common experience of mankind .- London Spectator

(onsamptive llonse+

That cute umption doe, no run in families but does rue io Houses, is the theory if Sir Richard Thorne wha ud Tress 1 the London Medic.1 Society recen: y "Refuse to Ing n a damp subsoil." was his muvivre: um ! people apeltitre adler unf: vorabl . ron di: « », they need hope for little diminution in the cons mption death rate The improvement of salutary applia er, had. in the last 4 years relier that rate nearly 5 . el -V ) World

An Apf Illustration. Ar thspectur of schools has been giv. ing - the Humanitarian a selecten of the leaving "how ers" uf lis de- quaintance. The shrewdest of all the answers came from a very small hoy who was asked to give a text which forlade a man to marry two wives. Without a moment's prise he replied : "No man can serve two masters." - Household Words.

Another Kind of Lying. If a man conceals the truth be lies I ambush - thlengo 5n'y N. va

VIADUCT TO BE TAKEN DOWN.

An Immense Work of Engineering In Pennsylvania Will Soon Be Destroyed.

It Is authoritatively stated that the famous Kinzun viadurt, the gigantic iron girder and trestle bridge in Me- Kean county, Pennsylvania, south of Bradford, is to be replaced at an early date by n new and wholly different structure, Two views of this faitans bridge are given. Work on it was be- gun on May 3. 15-2, and it was com- pleted and opened for traffic less than four months later, on August 29. 1482 It is 301 feet high at the highest point and nntil the completion of the Garabit vialuet wns

bridge In the world. The Garablt spans the Truyère in the south of France, is 1,549 feet long and at the highest point the rail level is Il fert ubore the river. It was designed by MI Eiffel, builder of the famous tow. er, and was completed in 15-4.

The Kinzna bridge ix 2,060 feet long. It was built by the Keystone Com- pany of Phoenixville. Pa Its comple- tion gave to the New York, Lake Erie & Western railroad direct communicn- tion with the coal fields of western Pennsylvania, The Buffalo, Roches- ter& Pittsburgh has a tratMe arrange- ment with the Frie for the use of the bridge. The valley of the Kinzun. which this great trestle spaus, is 15 m'les south of Bradford and one of the wildest regions yet left in western Pennsylvania. Until recently. per- haps even yel, bear were plentiful and derr occasionally found In this val-

The Kinzua viaduct has been a polnt of excursion and an object of curi- osity for sightseers ever since it was huilt. Gen. Grant was taken there on one necasion .- Chicago Chronicle.

Counsel had beeit cross-examining the witness somewhat sharply, and the latter was becoming a tritle flustered. for he was evidently not used to the embarrassing position of one in the witness box.

"Do you remember of telling me that you didn't hear any conversation between the prisoner and his brother"?" asked the attorney.

"I was." answered the witness. quick- ly, and he wondered what the jurors were laughed nt. Detroit Free Press.

High Pay for Army Surgeons, Sir William McCormac and several other London surgeons who voluu- teered for service in South Africa are drawing pay at the rate of $25,000 a year apiece. Though that sunt may not recoup them for what they would earn in London, it is far in excess of any salary hitherto paid to any army medical officer .- Washington Star.

"Take Heed Will Surely Speed." Be sure to heed The first symptoms of indigestion, nervousness and impure blund, and thus avoid chrome dyspepsia, nervous prostiation and all the evils pro duced by bad blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla ix yunr safeguard. It quickly sels the stomach right, strengthens and qmets the nerven, purifies, enriches and vitalizes the blond and keeps np the health tout. All liver ilis are emed by Hood's Pills. 25 cents.

settlers from British Territories, It is estimated that there are 50,- 000 settlers more than last year in Manitoba and the territories, and of these about 15.000 are Americans .- Chicago Chronicle,

Millions Given Away.

It is certainly gratifying to the public to know of une concern in the land who are not afraid to be generous to the needy and suffering. The proprietors of Dr. Ktug's New Discovery for Consump- tion, Coughs aud Colds, have given away over ten million trial bottles of this great medicine; and have the satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely cured thousands of hopeless cases, Asthma. bronchitis, hoarseness and all diseases of the threat, chest and luugs are surely cured by it. Call on Albert C. Mason & Cn . dinggist, and get a Irial bottle free. Regular size 50c and $1. Every bottle guaranteed, or price refunded.

Example Close of Hand.

"l'apa," asked little Dickey, puzzled at something he had found in his school history, "what is a 'governing body ?" " "Your mamma is a governing body. my son," answered Mr. Meeker, plain- tively .- Chicago Tribune.

5 TRADE MARKI

CARTER'S ITTLE IVER PILLS.

CURE

Bick Headache and rellere all the trouble, Incl- dent to a billous state is state of the syetetn, such as Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating, Pain in the Bile, &c. White their most remarkable auccess bus been shown in curing

SICK

Headache, yrt Carter's Little Liver Plita are equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre- wanting this annoying complaint, while they also correct all dispersed the slotpach, stimulate tho liver and regulate tho Lowels. Even if they only cured

HEAD

ACHE

Is the bane of so many lives that hora ta wbere we make our great boast. Our pits core It white Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and others do not very easy to tabo, One or two pilla make a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do bot gripe or purge, but ky their gentlosclion please all who use them In vialeat 25 cents : Ave for $1. Bold by druggieta everywhere, or sent by mail CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York Small Pill. Small Dose, Small Frico.

Chilson's Market

25c | 3 lb, pails lard. .33c

Rump

25c 5 lb. pails lard. ...

.50c

Round

18c Bacon, strip .12c Thick Ribs, C. Beef, 10 to 12c | Smoked Shoulder . . . .11c

Fancy Brisket.

10c | Haxall Flour,every bar-

Thick Flanks.

Óc| rel warranted. . . . . $5.00

Best Butter in Town.

CHILSON, POST OFFICE BLOCK.

fei-1yS

One lugredient.

"Every day is ground hog day with me." mused the youth who neted as eltlef operator of the snusage mill .- Baltimore American

Politeness ..

A man's iden of true politeness is to refrain from consulting Itis watel dur- lug a tedious sermon .- Chicago Daily News.

She-The cook says she won't leave the house without a recommendation. He-Good! Perhaps we can keep her permanently. Towne Topics.

That Throbbing Headache

Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands if sufferers have provedl their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. Ply make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 cents, Money back if not cured. Sold by A. C. Mason & Co., Druggists

Whal Shall We Have for Dessert? Try This question arises in the family ev- ery day. Let us answer it today. Jell O, a dellcinus and healthful dessert. Prepared in two minutes. No bolling ! No haking! Simply add a little boiling water and set to cool. Flavors: Lemon, orange, raspberry and strawberry. . Get a package at your grocers today. 10 cts.

one, Indeed, Cbolly-And was my present a sur prise to your sister. Jobnny ? Johnny-Betcher Ilfe! She said she never suspected you'd give ber any. thing so cheap .-- Brooklyn Life.

SUMMER BOARD WANTED By the many thousand readers of the

Boston Evening Transcript Nu Sunday Edition). THE GREATEST PAPER

IN NEW ENGLAND

FOR SUMMER RESORT ADVERTISING.

A few insertions nf your card will surely bring the BEST CLASS of hoarders, who willingly pay Fair Prices for Good Accommodations.

Many unsolicited testimonials from higlily pleased advertisers who have filled their houses Season after season by using the Boston Trau- script are received each year. We quote from otte, dated May 1, 1300,

" Reprirrit so many sier ryplus to the art- tertisron nt in the Transcript that I could have filled a big hotel, or at least two or

COTTAGES AND HOUSES WANTED FOR THE SUMMER

If you have one or a FARM to tet this season at advertisement in the Tran- serijit will bring you an excellent tenant. Full information on application.

THE EVENING TRANSCRIPT

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=Business Directory= - - And Register - - FOR 1900

Containing Lists of all Business Houses, City, State and United States Officials, Societies. Institutions, Etc.

With Street Directory and New Map.

Comprising also

Arlington, Brookline, Cambridge,

Everett, Hyde Park,

Chelsea, Malden, Medford, Milton,

Newton,

Quincy, Somerville,

Watertown, Wittthrop.

956 PAGES. PRICE $3.00.

Mailed Promptly ou Receipt of Price.

SAMPSON, MURDOCK & CO., 155 Franklin St., Boston.

HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW

Enclosed . Arc . Lamps

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.

UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT BRANCH. FRANKLIN, MASS.

R. L. BLANCHARD, Local Supl.

Do You Want to Know about Automobiles- the different kinds their con

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

Money may be withdrawn at the option of the depositors. The treasurer may. however, require

a notice if wecessary, in accordance with the Statiite Law.

Bank men datly from : a. tu. to 12 w., and frour to 4 |4 m. BOARD OF INVESTMENT. D. Thayer. Jr., E. H. Sherman, A. D. Thayer. K. P. Chapman, B. M Rockwood, Heurge W Wiggin. Chartes Stewart STATEMENT JELV 31, 1900. LIABILITIES.

Due Depositors 8571,160 11 22,217 4G

Huarautre Fund.

I'rotit ated Loss Account. Interest Account. . .. . . .... Real Katate Income Arcount

138 221 16; 15

$000,100 30

ASHETH

Towy aust City Bonds

ManMen this paper.

Madtago Park, PHILA ..

Hank Stark. . ..

126.212 50

Railroad Bonds Achethey would be almost pricetesa to those who aoffer froin this dintreweing complaint. bat fortu- I. F. Boyutu account Loatieil un Bank Stark Real Estate by Foreclosure nutely their goodnees des pot end bere, sled thoms whounce try them will dad these little pilla valit- able in wo muany ways that they will not be wit- ling to du without them, But after all alck bead " Personal Securitter Railroad Stock

151 900 000

1 1 ,SIMP GHT

5,0010 00

Town Nutey .... Exj'me Account. Bank Furniture.

Bank Deposits

Frankilu National Bank., 41,822 Nat. Har-k uf Redemption 4,095 5h Metrautile Trust Co. . . 12.001 50

Cask ont hand ..

152 37

$000.7001 30

We, the undersigned, have This day examined Tur houks attd yourhere if this bank amt tud they correspond with the nhuve statement. ADELBERT D. THAYER,

CHARLES STEWART.

July 31 1:00.

REPAIRING

Jalbert & Farrington, Jewelers and Opticians 160 MAIN ST .. WOONSOCKET, R. I. Sign ol the Electric

Clock.

det-Fly

BOSTON AND FRANKLIN EXPRESS.

E. F. WINSLOW, Prop. (Sucersaor to RAZEE & SON).

Orders leave Franklin at 8.05 and 9 a.m. Goods returned by freight at 2.30 same day

Franklin Office at Razee & Son's old stand. Post Office Block. Boston Offices, 75 Kilby St., 10 Arch j St. and 15 Merchants' Row.

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BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK. FRANKLIN, MASS.

D. THAYEK, JR., President.

GEO. W. WILGIN.

LESTER L. BIRRINGTON, \ >Vice Presbleuts. WALTER M. FISHER, DR. GEORGE KING.

known to exert a lady to nem ke a man and sit with her hke

nan will be promptly extr led

·mber hp." The effect was 18.

'ss fe dinners appear to be in some parts of the west. \ rec . : ne in Janesville, Wir. is this

"At a winner of ses courses, in lor r fa bride uns gr wim, one vaswervel teach . f&xh q. 1 house the party of i ate sters, put on their wr.y aud sta 1 for the soup house half a mile V ter they were filled with sunp versation they went to the fies Hl M on t : the et."

We rourer ni an cur it "Per- in the Mens0, 61 Mr -. "- av+ "Mr 1'i mit. ken in that I have left lix be and hear' for he never ruris he lthen. Va warning about ermi The eter had a y 1 never discovered it in the veer i liveil with him "

The North Carolina supreme court has sustained a derision teh erel in Burke county, impro g $. ) fine -n the southern railway for guant a free puss to a doorkeeper of the legi lature :D 10 7.

HAIR"

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Business and Profession Lards, Io oce-ps one-half tuh space, once a week, 55 An pr. year, twt-a weck, ST.Su per year.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1900.

THE friends of Samuel L .. Powers seem to be pushing his campaign for the c u. gress mal nomination in this Y xl 1 with ud-fashioned vigor, Mr Powers i said to be a man of leal oratorical atu ties, and if he is elected we fancy that the listrict will be heard from more fir ejner tly iu *be next two years than il hes beet for a goal many years past. No . Word Advertiser.

"lite " eventh congress la

will make Do mis' ike in seier iug Sa'n nel 1. Powers, Eng of New hall, to be the in miDee of the Kepul causa: the e ... ing onveutum He has the confidence f the people of his own ny in that They are a unit for him bey and the shadow of a doubt. He is by far the best equipped man in point of discreti n. Vilel igende amil ability who is available as a cand datr. and who, if nominated, can add to the plurality of the Repib can t .ket Site t a man is au inspiration to the ranse and *here slumld be n . donht of bis nom

IT can hard'y be possible that the ad vocytes of Mr. Williams insist that un mai shall be nominated for congress who has been musel for a corporation. That cert.auly would exclude Mr Williams himself as well as every lawyer who has ach'eved any prominence at the har I fact, we do not recall a sittgle instance of an v'e lawyer who has been sent to con- Kies> from Massachusetts in the last fifty yeats she has not been c musel for cor- po at ous during his practice iu the pro f ... ... The very fact that an attorney reDir++uts important c iporations is evi del - of his ability and standing at the ba -. lyde Park Gazette

A s. ort thi ago a bauger (ue.) pa- per h 1 an interesting write-up of a local caracter in a Washington coun- ty :ow .. Special mientmut was made of tbr 1. that be believes a fortune of

ar !

ulf a micion dollars is com ar to rom England in a short time vems he received a letter a day fter the article appeared from .ir young woman proposing Ları , ., she took >pecial pains to in- farm I'm that it was het his pros- perrar weath that induced her to br. . . rough the bary f cust m and ask nii to wed her, but his portrait th- .. > published with the account much ! r wish and long ta possess the orie na

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 264

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

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