Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 327

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Che . Franklin . Sentinel.

Published Tuesdays and Fridays.

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

Subscripilon Price $2 a Year In Advance.

Entered al The Post Office al Frank in. Mass., as second- ass matter.

Secretaries ol associations wil conter a favor by sending as as early in he week as possible such mallets As . lerest The pa fc-ezechi a =t officers, entertainments, c"

Contra '"s wo id conler a (tral faint by sending in their articles metal Ir poca tion as car v in the week is possible.

Contribul ns - - - news Are thankfully received it Is SENT NEL. thee such as sociely. ch . . . cullq:a. d.c \ te-s

Eruptions

Dry. molst, scaly tetter, all fr ri.» of =>- zema or salt rheum, pimples and ther ... tanevus eruptions proceed from hunt ?s. eltber Inherited, or acquired through de. fective digestion and assınıllati n. To treat there eruptions with dry.12 medicines is dangerous.

The thing to do is to help the system le discharge the humers, and to strengthen the digestive and assimllative funct wu> mainst their return.

Hood's sarsaparilla can be contiently relled upon tu do that, according t thous. ands of voluntary testimoni ils.

It effects radical and permanent cures "1 was trinibled with i ze a fer . the time, but have had moret rn if the wi since taking Hood's Sarsaparilla." J. G HINEs, Franks, Ils,

" I was troubled with pimples on n y face and back and chafed skin on my vody. Hood's Sarsaparilla cure ! me of beth troubles . Miss ALVINA WOLTER, Br \ 212. Algona, Wis.

1 Hood's Sarsaparilla

10 00 16 00 18 positively unequaled-the medicine for all hom rs.

HUOD'e FILLS are The best calhartle. 33 CH 3.1 OU

DOG COULDN'T STAND IT.

The Eveltement Was Too Much anil 11 Expired While Watching Women In n Fight.

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Business ant Postess Cards, to me py one-half inch s ace. hun a week, $5.00 per wear, tw 1 "cek. $7 5 per year

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1900

With carefully _ ened statis""". Edward Bok, in Lades' Home .Jour- ral, shows that the

Ben Snpplant- inner of w. Ing Women. I tiers is de- creasi ig, and we'll cont nur rapidly to grow less. "The t'ce of wan a rush- ing pell-mell i to all kinds of bist Uess les ren stemmel-in fact it is already receding, a id perce ti ly s " he contends. "It has already been "Choke her, lda." shouted a fat man who sided with the woman that had gained the upper hand and was scratching her opponent's face with Angers that wirked like a hny ledder It was he landlord -who rusher inin the crow i in a landable effort to part the cumhatarts. \t is heels and as much excited as his master came his pet terrier. Arount nno around the littir dog whir ed. bark ng loudly while the land'ord exerted h's strength to end the fight. Just as its owner succeeded in his errand of peace the terrier fell over on its side. dead. The excitement had been too much for its weak heart. haestteil by female agitators that the growing teudeney ti dismiss w mes from various business positie . in rause of the opposition f men to the employment of win un thể ur trary. men were wih ig : have wot .:. eu go into nsiness pursu ts. anil 1; Was Dien who ope ed p sitions for them U'nd ubte lly this was largely due to the selrish hus ness reason that women would work for lower wares than met l'ut with the influx there necessar v come into the business world a grer deal if ine mpetent fe- male hehj For a tige incompetency was over w kel. because of the lower Too Ignorant for Kapsa .. A Kansas man en route to the Paris exposition declares "hat the on'y time he ever really lost h's nerve was when the sa . rs on the sh p commenced 10 road up the 'ifeb ats with water and? biscuits. He says that he didn't know that this was dene once a week in or- wages. Gr. ally, however, there came the T -: tte Wreding pricess temporarily at ved y . he bus ness depress n of the past few years. Whereperous ' nes ( de ) was different and it is a very & gn fcant Mory w ch accurate stat. . "> tell der to have the boats a ways in readi- that murr wr en have been dis «barge fr m business os ions dur- ing the past year of pr perity even tak g itto considerati the larger number employed, than iu any pre- vious year." ness, and feit sure a great s'orm was coming that would swamp them a ... "I was scared and asked the captain about "." he says, "and the captair laughed at me. That made me mad. These captains put on 'oo much dog. # yway There isn't one of them that cou d 'e ' the difference between se !!- b.nder and a straws'acker."

in affecting storr comes from Phil- adelphia if the app cati for divorce by a deaf mute wife from her deaf mute husband. The History of a mar- ried life of this character can be im- ag'ued, to some extent. Naturally the matrimonial . xperience would begin in a quiet wedding and a quiet marries life should follow. Nevertheless, a ;. though loud words were unknown, et asperating language was possible. The wife complains that her husband "called her names" on his fingers. We all know that it takes two to make a quarrel, and it would appear that a deaf mute possesses superior faculties for avoiding quarrels. As the wf- could not hear what the husband was waying. all she needed to do was to turn her back, that she might not see the gyrations of his finger tips. But pos- sibly this procedure would hecom- wear some at length. At all events. a Thilade phia court has been asked to pronconce tbe marriage a failure and break the bonds.

To Pruleci Wild Animals, An act for the preventa :. of cruelty to w. " an'i.a > has just bec me effect- Esz and. The new Law extends the prut & B- of the act, which has Te here 're extended Jr. , tur meste an mas to all birds. fishes and rep- T'r. : ire uded in that measure. and make> . Mendera . iable to three months imprisonment ir a fine of £ 3.

Bovine Sanctity to India. The sacredness of the cow has been enurint by cost.s in India this famine Frar. When the raina failed and the pasture: nred np. instead of killing and cur.r.z the cattle for food. and so be.p'og to t'de over the famite t'me. the cattle started with their masters.

All Oct. Hungry Rooley-How d'yer feel. old chappie ?

Empty Egan-Like a meal ticket, wit' every meal punched ont .- Brock.

Don't Get Thin

Get fat ; get nice and plump ; there is safety in plumpness. Summer has tried your tood-work. . winter is coming to try your breath-mill. Fall is the time to brace yourself. But weather is tricky; look out ! Look out for colds espec-

Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is the subtlest of helps. It is food, the easiest the Paris exposition was an elaborate food in the world ; it is more than food, it helps you digest tributed. your food, and get more nutri- ment from it.

Don't get thin, there IS safety in plumpness. Man woman and child.

If you have not tried it, send for free sample Its agreeable taste will surprise you. SCOTT & BOWNE

Chemists,

soc. and $1.00, all druggist.

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Gen. De Wet, the Boer commander has proved himself a shrewd man (1 business Ile gained a fair forth: frou his skillful working of his fnr. and this he has inerensed by speed Lation

Enthusiasm for music is leading that earl of Dysart to make the rounds ol his cottagers and to present a pia 4 to each family where he finde th t by : the children show an aptitu for mange

Lef Ericksen, who led a hand Vorsemeg n the expedition what

Pet na11> are af fri, ent lise n the royal family of Erz in. The duke of York is calle ] "Mie utf." an the duchess of Fyfe "Her Royal Shy news," little Prince Few rd of York his ahviy's been known us "the new Princess l'atricia of Con naughe, born on $1. I'; 'rick's day 14 dn Thed "Paddy "

Speaker Gul y is the fifth who has presided over the house of commons since the queen began to reign A. speak- he receses ESI 1 real and residener at Westminster When ne re' res he w : receive i Prerade and a pension of €4. a year Mr Gully is a descendant if a prizefight- er. John tinly. who weame a member of parliament and a coliery propri stor

Ex King Milan finds it more diffi cult every day ti borrow money H . debts and his dhben très make his lift very bitter He is placed on the blackost of Carlsbad's business pro. ple, who warn all their friends against "a certain Milan, formerly king of cervia," and announce that no goods should be sold to him ex cept on a cash basis.

ENGINEERING INTERESTS.

The order of 2 - guns and two de str yers for the Turkish navy has been placed with Messrs Krupp. of Essen r.o'withstanding that the 'ender of Messrs Armstrong, Whitworth & Co. of Great Britain, was over $400.000 less than that of the German firm.

The British admiralty are introduc- ing a new weapon into the English navy. It is a modification of the Ilo.ch- kiss. but instead of being quick-tiring the breech mechanism is self-feeding and automatic. The gun throws a three-pound shell at the rate of +J0 rounds per minute. It w' I probably be officially designated as the three- pound automatic gun.

\ nmarkable engineering feat is soon to be attempted in Boston-the moving of a six-story brick and stone hotel building from one site to another without taking it apart. The ground upon which the building now stards is of a swampy character, and T- piles will have to be driven around the foun- ations of the structure to support the 1.00 jacks upon which it will be raised from its foundations prior to its re- tr val. It w'I be transferred to its new Di cation. 42 feet distant, on steel roll- er».

A giant schooner, capable of carry- ing S. A tons of coa. has been launched at a Ma'ne port. From the two-master of 337 tons the American schooner has been enlarged to a six- master of 2.71 tonnage. in whore double bolds can be stored 2: times the cargo of former days, The crew of the new ship wil number only 14. Sai's and anchors are handled by steam. hoisting gear, and the vessel is provided with e ectric hells. telephones and steam heat in her cabins.

VARIOUS INDUSTRIES.

A complete list if g ass factories at the opening of the 19. 0-1931 "fire" shows that there are 350 in the coun- try. Indiana leads the list with 117. five more than Pennsylvania, which comes next. The cthers fall far be- h nd. 1. nois coming last with three- one each for windi w glass, bottles and jars and presset ware.

A Colocado inves'or proposes a prom- ising improvement in car ventilation whereby the hood is fitted with a sheet of felt which a stream of water keeps damp. rays the Railway and Engineer- ing Review. The rust entering with the ar impinges upon the felt and is thus caught ont from the air, which. after th's purifica. 7. 'ben is deflected into the car.

l'ear's are being fund in great quantities in the Black am. St. Fran- cois r vers in southwest Missour' \ Poplar Bluff fisherman found the first

Skilled in His Trade. "I suppose you're a skillful watch- maker?" "Yes. indeed! Everybody who gets me to mend his watch is sure to come gem in an ord'iciry miss. which he hack again and again."-Philadelphia picked up on a shoa! in l'uck river. Record, He's'd ibe gim : a St. Lou's jeweler for $125 and siner then hundreds of people have flocked lo the rivers to engage in pear. f- ing. Ma s vahtable zems have been found. Near'y ai: are white, with tinting of dif-reni hues. and ri : ge in size from a grain of wheat to an o:" inary pea.

Biliousness is cured by Hood's Pill .. 25℃.

A Difference. Mistress-Mary, didn't I see you talk- ing to the policeman this morning? Mary-No'm: it was him talking to me .- N. F World

Af new remedy for bilimisness is now on sale at Maman's ding store. It is called Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tableta. It gives quick re lef and will I prevent the attack if given as soon as tl e Arst Indication of the disease appeal". Price 25c. per box; samples free.

If you take Pylo+Pertoral for that coupb.

CASTORIA

Baars the

The Kind You Have Always Bought Bignature Chart Thatchers of

EVERY MOTHER SHOULD Have it in the House

To cure the common ailments that may occur in every family as long as life has woes. JOHNSON'S ANODYNE LINIMENT has been used and indorsed since 1810. to relleve or cure every form of Pain and Inflammation: Is Safe. Soothing,Sure. Otherwise it could not have existed for almost a Century.

JOHNSON'S ANODYNE LINIMENT

Is strictly a family remedy for Internal as much as External use To cure Colds, Croup, Coughs. Catarrh Cramps and Colic it acts promptly .~

ORIGINATED BY AN OLD FAMILY PHYSICIAN. There Is not a medicine in use which possesses the confidence of the publle to a greater extent t wn Juanson's Anodyne Limment. For almost a cealtiry it has stooil upon its intrinsic merit. while generations after generations have used it The best evidetice of its viflte is the fact that in the state where it origminted the sale is steadily incre sing. You can safely trust what time has iudorsed.

I. S. JOHNwy, Fig. - Fifty years ago this month, your father, Dr. Johnson, left me singe Johnson's Amlyne Lintmeni, I have sull it ever sthire I ruti must truly say that It has maritalneil his high standard and popularity from that time to The present JOHN B. RAND, North Walerford, Mine, January, 1491.

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PATENTS GUARANTEED

Our fee returned if we fail. Any one sending sketch and description of any invention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning the patent- ability of same. "How to Obtain a Patent" sent upon request. Patents secured through us advertised for sale at our expense.

Patent taken out through us receive special notice, without charge, in THE PATENT RECORD, an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted by Manufacturers and Investors.

Nsnd for sample copy FREE. Address, VICTOR J. EVANS & CO., (Patent Attorneys,)

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EDISON'S PHONOGRAPH

Better than a Piano, Organ, or Music Box, for it sings and talks as well as plays, and don't cost as much. It reproduces the music of any instrument-band or orchestra-tells stories and singe-the old familiar hymns as well as the popular songs-it isalwaysready. See that Mr. Edison's signature is on every machine. Cata- jogues of all dealers, or NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH CO., 135 Flith Ave., New York.

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Merchants' and Manufacturers" 20th Century Exposition,

OCT. 1st to 27th, 1900. . Mechanic's Building, Boston. First Triennial Show Under Auspices of the Merchants' and Manufac- turers' Exhibition Associa- tion (Incorporated).

This exposition is open to all prodnets and manufactured articles known to civilization. and there is every reason to expect the attend- auce of more than a half million visitors to this magnigcent exhibition during its four weeks" ran In October.

The great show will be in full operation ilally from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. (Sundays excepted). The most famous Bands and Orchestras that money can produce and other special features will add to The general attractiveness and beat- tiful surroundings.

Excurelous from Everywhere.

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ADVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY Notice in "Inventive Age " Book "How to obtain Patenta"" Charges moderate. No fee till patent le secured. Letters strictly confidential. Address, E. G. SIOGERS, Patent Lawyer, Washington, D. C.

She-Well, Arthur, did you tell dad that little fib about the prospective large salary you confidently antici- pated you would soon be earning ? He (gloomily )-M'yes. She-Well? He-He borrowed a couple of pounds on the spot .- Punch.

Her Wish.

"If I had it to do over again," re- marked the tired-looking woman in the grocery store, "I think I'd marry a chef."

"Are you so great an epicure ?" "No; but it would be a comfort to do the complaining myself about the marketing and the management of the kitchen."-Washington Star.

On Broader Ground.

"Penelope, you say too many cutting things about husband-hunting women; you ought to stand by your own sex." "Yes, I know; but don't you think the brotherhood of man a much higher law ?"-Indianapolis Journal.

An Example.

Mrs. Brown-Did you ever know of a man falling in love with his wife ? Mr. Brown-Why. yes. Young Jack Jones didn't find out that his wife had money till they'd been married over a year .- Judge.

No Spendthrift. Judge-You were begging on the pub- lic streets, and yet you had $20 in your pocket.

Prisoner-Yes, jedge, I may not be as industrious as some. y'r honor, but I'm no spendthrift,-N. Y. Weekly.

Literature on The Decline. Sunday School Teacher-Johnny. do you always try to read good books? Johnny-Yes'm; hut it's gettin' to be hard work fer a feller to git holt of a good Injun story these days,- Indianapolis Sun.

A Galloni Retori. She-I will be frank with you and acknowledge that you do not, like many men I know, assume to be per- fection. He-No, but I'm very near it .- Rich- mord Dispatch.

Every Movement Hurts When von have rheumatism. Muscles feel «tiff and sore and joints are painful Ir dnes not pay to suffer long from this disease when it may be citted on prompt lv and perfectly by Hond's Sarsaparinn This medicine goes right to tha sput, neutralizes the acidity of the blond, which canses rheumatism, and puts as end to the pain atul stiffness

EXPOSITION NOTES.

Dom Carlos I., artist and king of Portugal, las received a silver medal at the Paris exhibition for a marine sketch in pastel. The presentation of the awards of ceremony. A number of decorations of the Legion of Honor have been dis-

The panorama of the battle Champigny, by the great French military painters De Neuville and De- taille, has had a checkered career. When the panorama crated to pay. it was cut into pieces and the groupa were sold separately. The central scene was exhibited In several French towns and was Anally pawned. It fa at present in the section known as "Old Paris," at the exposition.

Rer Darling Little Brother. About half an hour had been ex- pended by the bashful young man in a series of advances and retreats, and little Johnny's cramped position be- hind the sofa was becoming somewhat painful.

"I wish I dared " the young man commenced on a new attack, when the couple were electrified hy an impa- tient exclamation behind them: "Aw. make a break! She's dead Paty!"- Brooklyn Life.

Her Finnce. Mag -- Now dat she's gut so rich. I s'pose she's shock Billy Casey cit resulted in what is suppose to be th, used ter he her steady comp'ny enriest discovery of Aimer rf, is to he nured by the Chicago - tiety that hears h. name. A statue is to b erecte | shon

Kit Nat much She lets him take care of her roll now

Mag Quit out!

Kit Dat's right 1 sez to 'er: "le; Billy ver steady company yet " and she Frawed 'erself up an' sez: "Mr Casey is my financier " Philadelphia Press.

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They were only sisters, vit the mer- ry way in which they plucked out each ther's hair by the roots in the vestibu e entrance to a Dearborn ave. nue apartment house ou liented a long standing mutual hatrer. reports the Chicago Chronicle. Several hundred excited spectators onthered from the street and bear by flats, but among them all there was none who evinced any desire to separate the women who were ponn ing each other and rolling on the floor in n confusion and stren. uesits that won the plaucits of the crowd

\ peach grower near Georgetown, Del .. protected bis trees from the dep- redations of fruit thieves this summer by conspicuously cisplaying this legend on sign> bailed ti the fence surr und- Ing his orchard: "Caution! This Fence is surmounted by a Live Electric Wire" The wire could be seen on top f .he fence, strung on gars insu ators and no our attempted to meddie with it. hut now that he has marketed his crop the owner of the orchard admits that it was a "dummy "

A St. Louis druggist recently adver. tised for "an accurate, registered. thin drug clerk, with a mustache." Wher asked why he wanted an assistant with these special qualiacations. the | lully. druggist explained that experience had taught him that a young and at- tractive clerk was of more value in selling to women, particularly those buying soda water. Corpulent clerk» he added, are specially to be avoided on this account.

The number of cut roses sold annually in the markets of the L'nited States is estimated at 100.000.000, valued at $9,0000.000; 100.000.000 carnations, va', ued at $4,000,000; violets, 75.000.000, val. ned at $750,000; chrysanthemums, 50,- 900.000. valued at $300.000. The capita. invested in carnations alone in maid to be $2,000,000. and an even greater amount in chrysanthemums.

4og Pearl Streel. New fore.

Days of Comfort, Nighta of Rest

WASHINGTON, D. C.

Bot He'll Get There. The shirt-walst man has come to stay, So good Dame Fashion says. Of corset is too soon to say When he will come to stay's. -Philadelphia Press.

THE SENTINEL, TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 23, 1900,

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The Kind You Have Always Bought. CASTORIA

TOOK HIM SERIOUSLY

'A NYONE deeiring to purchase al eligible suburban residence, three minutes walk from the railway station nr. 25 minutes' ruie from the city, ten commudi ous rooms. hot and cold water. furnace stable. chicken coop. superior cistern and 150.for: frontage, can get the same at a bar gain by applying to me before the thins Well's off." Thus Dnaway.

"What's the trouble with the desirable residence !" inquired his right-hand mian "Muaquatoes !"

"Haven't see a skeeter th.s summer-no' to get a good look at il," said Dugway. "I suppose they don't come around be fore dask, and the screens keep them out o the house. Perhaps the suburb is maari

"I've lived there for four years now, ant out of a teeming population of nearly 150 smul- 1 have not heard of a case of sicknes except one, and that was a man who fell of the roof of n house. The taxes are not ex cessive, the air is pure, there is no licensi accorded to cows, the sideworks are the best you ever saw. There has never been a burg lary, a misappropriation of the village funds, a scandal or a keg-beer picnic. The trouble is with the people; they haven't gol any sense of humor."

"They're not to blame for that: there are lots of people that way. I am n$ self. could never quite understand your jokes, al | though I know that they must 'he good he cause they seem to please you so. I thinl sometimes that you have a humorous devel opment about a century ahead of your time The present age doesn't appreciate you! funny things, but if you had some recording Boswell to put them down you would make the sides of the next generation ache. As il is, you simply make me ache all over."

Dugway accepted the reproof meekiy "You know my boy Vance?" he said. The right hand man had heard of thal hoy before, but he knew it was of no use to object when Dugway started in to tel a story of him.

"It seems to me that I have heard yol speak of him-some few hundred thousand titnes, more or less; but don't let that >top you. I think Vance comes tolerably neal holding you level, and I've got a deep re epect for him on that account."

"Well, Vance came to me the other day and said that he needed 50 cents. It is sur prising the thirst for gold that afflicts the present generation. That boy is always needing money for something or other. 1 his needs increase with his age he will he tha most unsatisfied man living or else he wil chisel Cecil Rhodes out of the earth.

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 327

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

Author:
Publication date: 1900
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Number of Pages: 436