Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 34

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DENTISTS are wanted in the Philip- pines, as the soldiers wie losing their teeth. They ought to be thankful they ate out lintog their heads,

ILLINOIS HANSer a law preventing freaks frum exhibiting themselves, hall it has just now been declared uncounty tutinnal. Frum mmne of the auties of Governur Tanner, ex Gaveruur Al geldt and Senator Masun ev denily the law was inoperative while it was on the statute banks.

THE continned delay in the Mulineanx trial, because of the sickness of a jurar, will doubtless result in the selection of thistern jurors, so as to provide for an emergency like this. A retrial of this case would weary all concerned.

BROOKLYN Is in the thrues of a revival anıl some of the U'nitarians feel that their denomination is being singlen ant rather than a general desire for conver sions. This is unfortunate; the crumble ought to be against vice, and crime, and evil doing. Goud may come out of it. yet

" Hit the Nail

On the Head."'

If you have eruptions, pains in the head or kidneys, stomach trouble and feelings of weariness. " Hit the nail on the head. " Hood's Sarsaparilla is the hammer to use. It will purify your blood. The masses praise it for doing this and making the whole body healthy.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Never Disappoints

CONVENIENT TROUGH.

An Iden from Denmark Which Could He Utilized tu Advantage by American Formera.

Getting swill Into a plg trough Is gen- erally somewhat difficult, ns the hogs can hardly ever be kept ont until it is filled. For over 20 years Dni sh farmers bave used a device that renders filling the trough an easy matter. The Iront

Robbed !

You wouldn't pay for a dozen oranges and accept half a dozen. Yet you pay for a pound of coffee and accept half a pound ! Suppose you look at it in this way :- You buy coffee for its flavor and aroma. Roasted cof. fee parts very quickly with both when exposed to the air. It is possible for a pound of coffee to lose one-half its strength. It is then of no more value than half a pound of fresh coffee.

When you buy exposedi coffee from a bin it has lost more or less of its virtue. You don't get it allt It is just as if you had bought pears and some one hand bitten a piece from each pear. Now, to show you how much you have been losing, take home to-day a one or two-pound air- tight can of

Seal Brand COFFEE

and try it. It was hermetically sealed as it came from the roaster. You never tasted such coffee ! One cup will be worth a world of argument. Just try it 1 Do it to-day 1 Every grocer sells it.

What Is Life.

A worthless stone sinks in the sea, So alnks a gem of sparkling light: moment's ripple there will he, Then all Is lost from sight.

2 ne mendicant and millionaire. The sober man and senseless sot. Che mother and her child at prayen Here yesterday, are not.

The world moves on just as of old: Men work and war, and children play Kings covet fame, and misers gold, And women weep and pray.

Fut God knows where Is hid the gem. Where all His preclous jewels sleep: And on "That Day" will gather them From tomb and grave and deep. -W. T Sleeper, In Chicago Advance.

The L'olverani Chave.

s'he world is a field where thistle down flies, And the people are children who run To catch the frail globes as they fall, ar they rise,

And many are striving for one

And, after the chase over stubble and stor d. The weary child catches a ball- When he holds in his hand the frail fluff as his own-

O, what was the use. after all?

XOXO

SHERIDAN'S CONDITION

POWDER Will keep ponttry healthy ; make pullets ly en

Costs one-tenth

ct. a day per hen, Large cans most ugal Nothing on earth will

economical

MAKE HENS LAY

No matter what kind of like it. food you use, mix with it daily, Sheridan's Powder. crease your profit this winter. It will in- If you can't get It wo geilil one parle for Siew: Large cnn, 81.20; Six, 86. "TUUNSUN & CO., Boston, Mass.

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TIME,

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R &CO. elnaile thigh aloeking, thigh legging. {" lo 1, 00. 00; thigh pleee, Gio L #9. 50); kore ciarklar. 4 10 Q, $5. 00; kneo legglog. [ lol, $1.004 kmen esp, E lo li, f2.0) GOODH, ONE-THIRD LESS, gorier aloeking, A lo Me Trat $9.00; ohdomlual ben, M Jo M. $10.00, LOTTOX ELASTIC Speels I t'osmred Hiselle Abdominal Supporter, made of soft liste thread, Interwow protected rubber thread, finches wide, @2. 00: 10 Inthe 69. 86; 18 Inekea, $9.50. Write for Surgery C'ul SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., (Inc.). CHICAGO, ILL 5% $2.001

it rests with you whether you continue the Further fou

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Tue, purilee the 1

storen luat pau liny BROECA luat torphood. makes you strong In health, Derv Mal pocket

fanything

If you want to buy or sell minye 1out anything, or wish to make any fact known, al-

bank

STOP SMOKING!

TaxHold. 400.000

Price .25cts.

Postpaid to any address. THE WORLD, Pulitzer Bidg New York

CHILSON,

TELEPHONE 11-4.

POST OFFICE BLOCK . 15 to 18c 15 to 18c

Fancy Turkeys.

Fancy Chickens

Fancy Fowls

16c 20c

2 lbs. Round Steak.

14c

Fresh Pork 10

Pork Sausage 10c

Frankfurt Sausage 10

Fresh Hams 10c

Fresh Shoulders 08

Salt Pork 8c 1b., 14 lbs. for. $1.00

Pigs' Heads, Ib.

3 1b Pall Lard 30c, 5 1b Pail Lard 45c, 10 1b Pall Lard 80c.

3c for 3 1b, 5c for 5 lb, 8c for 10 1b Lard Pails (my brand : returned. Spinach, Lettuce, Celery, Radishes, Sweet Potatoes. Best brand of Canned Goods to be had.

The Best Butter in Town.

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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 - you

JOHN H. PRAY

CARPETS AND & HOLS . .. 658 Washington St. (opp. Boylston St.), BOSTON.

o and learn who are reliable And who are nol. has every DUDEIN ISPROVEIKNT. Dents. offering soknown maeblare unter various names, with variousls tise ments Quarre feled In Chirico an ducemeals. Write some frlend In Ch THE BURDICK

EVERY QUON POINT OF EVERY HIGH

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best makers In Amerles. from the best material money con buy.

SOLID QUARTER SAWED OAK DROP DESK CABINET, plsau polished One Musiration shows machins pping from aught) to be used as a center table, .tand

closed (head dropping frum bigntico be asca an a or drak, the other open with full length talde and head In place for g. 4 fuery drawers, Islesl 1950 sLelelos frame, carved, paneled, em

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Generative four B head. positive four motion feed, self

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kind of fancy work. A 20-Years" Binding Guar nding Guarantee is sent with every machine. IT COSTS YOU NOTHING to see sed etemloetbin machine, compare It with those your storekeeper sells at Fonos 0,00, pay your freight spent nero

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me within three months you say you are not satisfied. ORDER three montigny

Address, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.) Chicago, III.

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Facts That

Every Patriot

Ready January Ist.

a1 d Voter

THE 1900

Ducht to Know.

Buying a Piano by Renting It.

There are advantages in our Rental Pur- chase Plan that are w. rth serious considera- tion. Briefly stated, we rent pinnos and by agreement apply all rent loward purchase. A If you don't want to pay all cash, our Kemtal Purchase Plan wil selv> the problem. little cash down, and monthly or quarterly payments running through two or the . years, and you own the instrument. If you will write us, we wil seril atalogue, yness and 1. " description Ecu Rental Purchase Ihn. IVERS & POND PIANO CO., 114 & 115 Boylston St., Gustou.

orable

GLIMPSES

of historic conniry an.1 battle-worn grands

All 5, 6 and $7 Jackets go at.

Lot last years garments : price of the button s.

.98

testiunal and wor d-renow wei marportanre as the

COLONIAL

mitituy of her ! met liver and the Slate of

Virginia in these.

DAYS

whirl esjær al attention is being given tu nuces- tral luimes, old names, am ent dreits amt land eranis The rich store of wine ined h stars Ising

Prices.

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

TROUGH FOR HOGS

of the pen is arranged in the shape of a swinging-door suspended from the top, and placed in either of the iwo positions represented in the accom- panying figures. A and B. After the door has been opened (toward the back), (Fig. B), the trongh is tilleul, whereupon the door swings back in is fixed position (Fig. A). A single bult is all that is necessary to keep the door in either of the two positions,-lowu Homestead.

THE PRICE OF BEEF.

It Is Bound to Reuinin 11lgh Uneti Farmers Stop Selling Their Calves for Veal.

There has been a great deal said about high prices of beef. I will give you my observations about it. 1 agree with most of them that it is supply and de- mand that cause high prices. Some four or five years ago prices were too low for Ili'nois and eastern state farm- ers to compete with western range cat. tle, so they sold what they bad at low prices, and in place of rnising from two to ten calves they let them suck till four to six weeks old and soll them in Chicago for real. That was the liest way for them to do at the time. Now it is different. The western range cattle are not in such great num- bers as four or five years ago, If n feeder here wants to feed cuttle be goes to Chicago and ships them In tu feed. because be can't pick up his feed- ers here in the country as before. If prires stay where they are now. next spring will see Illinois farmers raising more valves and better bred ones. lv about three years they will he ready for market, Just think. if every form- er en >0 or 160 acres throughout !!! nois and the eastern states would raise two steers a year, what a supply that would make! Meanwhile prices will be high till that is done, in my opinion .- S. Dill. in Drovers' Journal.

The state department has received a report from Consti livenin at Udlessa, Russia, stating d'at the failure of the crops in many : the provinces of Eu- rope n l;lasta is a much more serious affa r than is generally admitteil. En- ergetic steps have just been taken to ure: the situation. The famine dis- tricts are divided up and government ail is being given according to the ex- tent of the failure in the several dis- triets, Employment alsp is being given to a large number of pensanta on spe- cia nes uf work, such as road making. One of The most difficult questions 10 be s'ilved is how working stock and other animals are to be saved, the bay erop liping a complete failure.

Boston * Store

WOONSOCKET.

COC

Final Mark Down In Cloaks.

Choice of any Ladies' Jacket in the store. everything goes ..

5.00

2.98

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Dress Skirts, way down, good 01 et Dr.

1.39

Many forms of Dessert can be made quickly, easily with

double mefued

KEYSTONE Allver White GELATINE

Daintily shredded, it rentA sents the nures!, strongest, whitest, inost acceptable form of gelatine. Used and endorsed by the lead- ing cooks of the country. If your grocer cannot supply you send as his name and wu will send you asampin pick- aga tree, with recipas by most noted chefs. A fall BL. boa mallad for isc. MICHIGAN CARBOX WORKK Detrol4 Ilek.

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Ine Greatest 1loy et Al. The boy who leads his e.ass at school, A glorious child Is he. We wonder at the boy who plays The violin at three! The !''the one in kl.ts who knows His Homer through an . through Or quotes from W 'lle Shakespeare gains Our admiration, .00.

But greater far than is the boy Who leads his class, or he That ar the world has heard of as An infant prodigy,

Is one whose lot is lowly hut Whose d'silny Is high- The office boy who works on whl'e The band is marching by S. E. Kiser. In Chicago Times-Herald.

Having a Great Run on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Manager Marlin, at the Pierson drug sture, rufarnts us That he is having a meat run on Chamberlain' - Pongh Rem edy Hearlls five Dontles of that medi- cine to ape of any other kind, and it gives great salisfacing; In these days of la grippe there is nothing like Cham berlaiu's Cough Remedy to stup the cough, heal up the - re threat and lungs und give relief wirlin a very short time, The sales are growing, and all whu try it are pleaseil with i a prompt action - South ('Ineagn Daily ( altimet. For sale by Albert (". Mason, drnezist.

It's fully to suffer from that horrible plague of the night, iching piles

How the candidates are grooming for [ Doan's Ointment cures, quickly and per Congressman Sprague's place at Wish- manently At any ding store, 50 ceuts Educate Your Howets With Cascareto Candy Catmarti-, cur_cor s. p' o', forever .0c.c 1 ingtou, nuw that he doesn't care for it longer. Well, the district bas gut plenty freer ' Ce fal. frug- ost fund money. of goud men and cupgiess be nohe the loser.

CASTORIA. The Kind You Have Always Bought Chart Fletchers

Bears the Signature of

the

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6 04 8 00 14 00

16 00

6 1n. . 4 76 6 00 7 50 94 12 00 15 00 40 10 TO 00

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Rump and Sirloin Steak

25c

Legs of Lamb.

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WORLD ALMANAC AND ENCYCLOPEDIA. A Political Register

Containing Full Information Upon All Statistical Facts and Figures.

No portion of the Innest States offer such

We take Inventory Wednesday, that Is the secret of these Insane at our donts is commented to the nt entiun noi only of the srbofar ait antiquarian, ligt to the in most atirar ive runte feurtrading the heart of bistorte Virginia in the

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... AND SAVE ...

THE SENTINEL, TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 30, 1900.

CASTORIA

The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has heen in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per-

Chart Fletcher. sonal supervision since its intimey. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex- periments that trifle with and endanger the health of lulants and Children-Experience against Experiment.

What is CASTORIA

Castoria Is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Ilarmless and Pleasant, It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhea and Wind Colie. It relieves Teething Troubles, eures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep; The Children's Panacca-The Mother's Friend.

GENUINE CASTORIA Bears the Signature of

ALWAYS

CharH, Fletcher.

The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Own 30 Years.

STREET, NEW YORK CITY.

HINTS FOR SHEPHERDS,

The mistake must not be made in hav- ing the ram and ewe over-fat, but In good thrifty condition.

The sheep Is the greatest scavenger of the farm. A small flock ia of great value on any farm for this purpose nlone.

Money is not at as great a risk in a sheep as in other farm ant.nals, for, should he die, we can "take it out of his bide."

The flock will gather quantities of nutritious food onthe stubhle and corn- fields in the fall after the crops bave been harvested.

Roots must enter largely in the ra- tion for fattening sheep. 'Tbey save grain and produce a superior quality of mutton .- Farm Journal.

Care of Horses' Honfs.

Horses are confined to stables muore in winter than in summer, and as a consequence Ibeir feet are more apt to become diseased, especially when kept upon dry board floors. The front feet are niways more affected than the bind, becoming hard and brittle. To prevent this, to have a little pure cod liver oil applied once in two or three days by means of a rag ur soft brush is a great aid. Inb over the outside surface of the hoof and also the frog and sole. Ap- ply il at night, and it will have plenty of time to penetrale into the horny substance and dry before using next morning. It is all important that su- perQuons growth be trimmed off occa- sionally .- Prairie Farmer.

Why the lloga Soccomb. Prof. Joha A. Craig. of the lown ex. periinent station, explains why the hog 'Mively when over-

ver ith

perspiration. u.

this at once begins to reduce his te ... perature. Nature has made no such provision for the reltef of the hog when heated by exposure to the sun or by excessive exercise. This is ren- sou enough why it should have an abnn- dans amit convenient waler eupply. sh .. c .- and a convenient bathing or wal- lowing place, whether on summer pas- turage or confined in a lot, and have plerty of green food that Is laxative and cooling

Willing to Have It So. The Mistress-We always have coffee served in our room in the morning, Mary.

The New Girl-All right, mum. I like it that way mesilf best .- Philadelphia North American.

AMONG THE POULTRY.

Do not feed too much soft feed. Keep four ducks to one drake. Never use Imperfect fowls for breed- Ing.

Feed mllk- and bran for growth, milk and menl to futten.

Generally, the better the scratcher the better the liver.

When you get ready to fatten fowln. do the work quickly.

Separnte the chicks from the hens; They molt better n'one.

Game chickens, given a free range, ure in danger of being overfed.

Get rid of the hens you do not inten to keep through the winter. llens require u variety of food; they get excessively tired of one kind. The most successful funciers are those that keep one or two breeds. llens should be killed when they are three years old; they lay frwer eggs after that.

Grain is sufficient in Ilme aud minera muiter, but bran Is rich in nitrogen and. carbon.

Scalding fowls before picking partlal- ly cooks the ilellente skin, rendering it dry and wrinkled.

While linseed and cottonseed menla are excellent fos, too much of thet .

Will cause a loss of teathers. It rarely pays to spend much time try. Ing to cure a bad case of roup or egg. hound In hens. L'se the hatchet. When your birds have bowel disease, change the food for a few days and at the same time change the grit .- St Louis Republic.

some. Advlee to Shippera. Don't fail carefully to inspect your shipment before closing the box. Put In the memorandum on your own bill hend, or un envelope, showing the count and other data. Krep a duplicate your- Belf, and thereby save much nunoy- ance and frequently a loss. Don't chase off Into a new market with untried pro- ple just because of n possible temporary advantage. Nine times out of ten you will lose. Keep in touch with n good house in several markets, and use judg- ment in shipping to any of then. Watch the reports and forecasts, and then al- low for weather changes .- A Few Ilens.

Use Pure-lireil Roosters.

With a small flock of 15 hens, which should raise during the season a hun- dred chickens easily, the use of a full- blood cock of some large breed will add 100 pounds to those hundred chickens if allowed to grow to maturity. The extra Hundred pounds of flesh will be laid on without any additional cost of feeding, for a scrub chicken eats as much as a full-blooded one. Thia gnin can be made by the purchase of a single good rooster, and should not cost over three dollars at most .- Guy E. Mitchell. in Farın and Fireside.

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 34

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

Author:
Publication date: 1900
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Number of Pages: 436