Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 350

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Apple Geowers Much Interested. Missunri apples are to have a proml- neut plaer itt the l'an- American Expo- sition Apple grywere in muany states are mak.t : plans to Ir well represent. ed By means of cold storage arrange ments it is boped to have a omtibing= and comptete dispins of fruits through- out the Exposition season.

Preparing the Kansaa Exbibli. Kansas ts preparing a grond display of frulis and other products for the Pair- American Exposition. Kansas la popularly looked upon only as a great carn state. but her possibilities In all round farming, stock raising and fruit and vegetable growing are to be shown by means of splendid object lessona In ber exhibits at Buffalo next year.

Eruptions

Des. n Ist. scaly tetter, all torno of er- Zel in uy salt rheum. pumples and t her cu. taneous eruptions proceed from humor. eltlar Inheritii, or acquired through de- fetive d.gestudi and assimilaf id1. Tu treat the-e eruptions with dryin meda ines is dangerous.

The thing to do is to help the system 1. dis Minrer the hutuors, and to strenzthe the digestive and associative fundas agalust their return.

Hond's Sarsaparilla can be relle : upon to do that, In the ing to the ts ands of voluntary testinndia!«.

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A LITTLE EM OURAGEMENT.

The Rejected One-Can you give me no hope? At some future time, per- haps-

Sbe-Well, come to me again in ten years, and if I should be still unmarried I'll-I'll think of it .- Judy.

Reformer, "You say that you are a reformer?" "Yes."

"But you don't keep people from working oll day and sleeping all night talking about the wor'd going wrong and inventing social experiments." "No. That's the habit I'm trying to reform."-Washington Star.

No Chance lo Esenpe. Newlywed-What is the right thing to do when your wife asks you for money and you haven't got it ? Oletimer-Oh! there is no right thing to do under those circumstances! Any- hing you do will be wrong !- Puck.

A Village Blacksmilh Saved His Liltle Son's Life. Mr. H. H. Black, the well- kuown vil lage blacksmith at Grahamsville, Sulli- van Co, N. Y, says: "Our little will, five years old, has always been subject +0 er .. up, and so had have the attacks ber u that we have feared many times that lie would die. We have had the doctor aud used many medicines, but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is now our sole relianer. It seems to dissolve the tough morus and hy giving frequent doses when the crunpy symptoms appear we have found that the dreaded cionp is cured heforr it gets setiled." There is no danger in giving this remedy for it contains ha oplum or other injurious drug, and may be given as confidently to a babe as tri an adult. For sale by Albert C. Mason, druggist.

Cautious Friend (aside)-Better cov- er up dat pin, Mr. Johnsing; de glass- eater's smackin' bis lips. - Chicago Daily News.

Among the Classicn.

"These eggs are older than history, whispered the sweet singer, as sbi broke the third sbell.

"Perhaps they are the 'Lays of An cient Rome,' " said the comedian board er, who read classics during the sum- mer months .- Chicago Daily News.

He Will Try It Soon,

"My lover's the man in the moon," trilled Miss Frocks, os she walked in the gloaming with young Goldthorpe. "I'd prefer to be your lover in the honeymoon," cut in the young man .- Town Topics.

Happy Ontcome.

Gilfoyle-Kilduff's elopement wasn't successful, was it? Poindexter-O. I don't know. The Did man canght them before they reached the minister's .- The Smart Set.

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REAL ESTATE In Franklin, Mass.

ny virlor of a power if sule contained in w cer- tain mortgage deed given by Samuel N. Fiske and hi wife, Dazzle M. Piske, in her own right, In the Deao Co-Operalive Bank, dated the third day of Julv. A. D) 199. and recarded with Nurfolk Deeds, libro Q.M. Hon 337, and to force ose said Hurtgage lor breach of the conditions thereof, will be sold at pabMe auction, on the premises hereinafter de scritvil, on

WEDNESDAY, the NINETEENTH Way of DECEMBER, .A. D. 1900.

#1 "o'clock in the afternoon, all and singular the premises conveyed by sant mortgage deed, namely : A certala piere or parcel of land, with all the buildings thereon. situated on The samtherly side of Cesrent sifret, in Franklin, in the county of bogmaled and described as tillrws, viz : Beginning al the northwest corner of the granted Premises on said street ,at lait ol Lavina L. Pitts ; and theore integing sontberly and bonding west- erty on sabl fuel of Maul Pitt- one hundred and eighty live (185) feet, more or less, In land of Alfred C. Dana; thewre rasterly amt bonnding southerly Og saul land f sahl Allred C' Dana seventy-lour (74) leet, thence northerly and tatumdling custerly by land of Gregory A. Martha, formerly of the heirs of Albert E. Daniels, one hundred ned eighiv-enghi (1-8) feel, more or less, lo said street ; thenve wexlerly and lomanding nurtherly on suis street seventy. four (74) frrt to the point of begin- ning, containing 13, 21 square feet, more or less, being the spine premise . conveyed to suul Lizzie M. linke by Mary J. Laley, hy decd dated April 6th, 1813. wind recorded with Norfolk Deeds, Huro 6ANI, fallo 576.

"l'euns inmie known at time unil place of sale. DEAN CO-OPERATIVE BANK. Franklin, Nov. 13, 1100.

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"Mammo," said smoll Willie, "when sister Mary bad the toothache you took her to the dentist and had it filled. didn't you?"

"Yes, Willie," she replied.

"Well," continued the little diplo- mat, "I've got the stomachache; don't you think you had better take me to the candy store and get it filled ?"- Cincinnati Enquirer.

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. her seller's totalny + was with jorge is a scapes ww with color anr ful ot uie w'are free et rell in means of

Wer . Palaces, forests. : 'Trama 'a Ds are represe to, but art " I'm about in the air Fres &T ocan'in: plumage perch on luianches. snakes and lizard - guide a out. and r. numerab e animais find' places here and there. The pictures are most artistic 'n the style of Chi ese ,arescape gar- d'ening, and a rear'y between 9, 0.74 a13 10.( 6500 stamps barr been used. -tioof Literature.

Philosophy of Improviderse. "W. \ ' . t 101 take an .A. m. h. from the little busy bee?"

"1 do." answered Meanderirg Wh "I " . around from flower to ff iler- this is to say. frein ho ise to !. gather n' up de sweets of life 1 :. - l'in Sitegedder too wise to hinl e hive an' go filling it full o' de ft & n come along an' rob it whenever I . happens to feel de Dred o' hity." Washington St. r.

and causing friction. An thener o'ne labor, so dat some adder te e: balutual neglect fina y r "> con sciousness, there is always a dm sense of wrong At engtb instinct Not Worded Just Right "Did you kiss him?" den;anorth the mether and formal function become so jer verted by neglect and caprice tha' they no longer suffice to keep the body in health and the brain must 'Certainly not." 'neignet!y swered : be girl. "Do you think I'll so forward " Ar a " w " tes l'et thi she gave a deeps _h. cire :c !. . teret mitly to heter !: - T ... she didn't ask if he kiize 'u.e." ergo l'ost. stop other werk to cate area' means and expedients to take pace of natural aw . : h Then we have a s'ate if . l'uva d ism and the wor , of regeneration at return to health & b. "s "( Une Kind of Kindness. She-Is he kind to his family? painful compara' vely ,en 1 2ah the straight an! mar w path f @ m pliance with rature's r . .... people respected i've boty . debevec its laws and krew *be inevitab e pen "Wel. that's what , would call un remitting kindness."-Chicago Even- ing News. aties which for is Es bed'ence chronic disease we 1 e lers c min.on Habit becomes law to the body to : The Cat Out of the Bag. Mrs. Homespun (cautiously) - 1 tb k Ethel bas ber mind set on Lieut L: 1 1 .... Mr. Homespun-Got ber mind set on b.m! Great Scott! Wben I looked in the parlor the otber evening sbe bad ber entire he'ng sel on him .- Judge. very great extent mil bad habits per vert the action if erefic'al physica laws. 11 is imp ssinle to keep the organs tuned up to normal standard: of function if we persistently ignore their promptings and turn our back: on their necess ties, The man woman who would have healthy reg The Isual Result. ular, painless organs most earn theh Young Enoch (who has an inquiring mind)-Paw, when you drop a nickel into one o' them slot machines what bappens ? gratitude by recognizing their just claims and conceding them fair treat ment. Delicate appetites, desires anc instincts can be made more robust and bardier oy inteligent cultivation

Farmer Bentrack (who bas been there)-Ye see how easy it is for a dorn fool to lose five cents !- Puck.

Fuddy-Honest.y. row, what kind of weather do you like best ?

Duddy-That is a subject that has bothered me a great deal. On mature reflection 1 think the weather 1 like

best is the weather we are not having at the time .- Tit- Bits.

Not What He Meant, Ste -- Don't you think thal I have a very pretty mouth?

He (absent-min'day)-Yes, caring;

The Eminent Kidney and Bladder Specialist.

The Discoverer of Swamp-Root al Work In Bis Laboratory.

There is a disease prevailing in this country most dangerous because so decep-

Park, near syracuse, where the famn . I've. Many sudden deaths are caused by "boss trade" serne is to be read s a it-bear; disease. pneumonia, heart failure

professional impersonator. !! ul the farmers in that region who were bun cord by the real David, says the Troy seeu Ibe hemar nor the merit 'a the hook. are vigorously protesting. and the chances are the day will nul Le beld.

., Sin Jersey town a iran has de- enda nomination for aldertan Ix- calle nh the other members of the com mon council are Germans and Ger- man la the only language spoken at the meetinga.

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13.

I: is a mistake todefy 3 \ : pred Menli' work wr'erne TUSe e-

Their Work 1.

Injurious.

use is not a man's best. lee. I concentrate on . Imperfec. wl

of the body js 'n ri e il > As . ical anthority. It won't jax t . 1 m in the quality of his work in .Le is bility with which he des to " u" and take a short walk to relieve nas cu ar irrita ji ily and irs ste er Th same thing is true of other bodily ne cessities Refused &it'sfiel I. .... continue to intrude upen ness with more ir ess acutetess, els turbing the power of een :'rallon

He-I .Link not. He never sends any money bonte when be is on the road.

A returned traveler from Porte A Candid Statement, Rico notes that the shopkeepers of San Juan are taking kindly lo Eng. lish. A placard in a leading cafe no- tifies patrons tba: they may obtain "toda wat" and "'sbaked milk;" a gro- Cer advertises that he has "a constant stock of groceries" and makes a "great especialty of French and Span isb preserves." and a real estate broker bas an "ause to let." Many stores. hotels and casinos bave taken it's simply immense .- Til-Bits.

names connected with the American occupation of the island, such as "Twenty-fifth of July." "Uncle Sam's House." etc.

The qualifications of some mrn whr hold pub"'e office in Bucks county . P'a. are not considered, judging from ses +ral amusing returns made. Among the causes of death, for example, re por'ed to the clerk of the erjhaus court were "bart parlias." "para. ya.' "hart truble." "newmonia." "yu'nx'e. "hooping cougb" and "turer " Al.19 er person was reported as bat hy mer of "we cuplat," which was trafi wice into meaning "iver comp aint." \ other man is reported to bave died cf "fusion of the brain."

There is such a thing as too much realem. They are trying to have . "David Harum day" at Tu as lai+

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Ten thousand demons gnawing avav al He's vhals couldn't be much worse than the leggtitres nf Delone jules Ye there's a cure. Doan's Ointment bever fails.

Sympathelle Strikes. "It is strange." said Mr. Lushforth. "that nearly all these loafers that strike me for a nickel always say they want 'o buy a drink."

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or apop.exy are often the result cf kidney disease. if kidney trouble is allowed to ad- vance the k.dne -po soned hlood will attack the vital organs. or the kidneys thense'ves Then the richness of the blood-the a humen -leaks out and the sufferer has Br.ghi's Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Klimer s Swamp-Root the new dis- covery is the true specific for kidney. bradder and urinary troubles. It has cured thousands of apparently hopeless cases, after all other efforts have failed. Atdruggists in fifty-cent and dollar azes. A sample bottle sent free by mail. also a book telling about Swamp- Rool and its wonderful cures. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co .. Binghamton, N. Y. and mention this paper.

ADVERTISIAN HAIFA

THE SENTINEL, TUESDAY EVENING, NOV, 13, 1900.

A BEER WATER BABY.

BY ELLA JEFFERISS,

WE 11ADhad our bathand were loun; L. round the tent watching the ...: . Devonshire natives bathing swimming 1.1 out to sen, diving off the xmucks, and ( + ... ing in at intervals to hie drying m the >1 until they were burnt that heantitu. 11 brown that distinguished the Beer i. \- from the London Visitors Most of 11 small boys were in a state of aloolnte lin dity. The girls, however, threw a rop to Mr firundy by wearing bathing garments. some description -ns a rule a cast off ti KL or petticoat which hang on to other part the body, but as a Tu.e come iff in the w. ter and had to be adjusted periodically . nymph of five or six, will brown shape limba Rud bleached wet hair in a tary 'over the blue eyes and freckled fare, e stumhling barefoot over the prbles tow :. 18. She was clad in a shred of wh .. . courtesy would be called a bathing tout and was dragging after her a wet beat' dress. She stopped unalatched in front of my brothers and myself, demanding.

"Does you know where my cio'es rs?" "No; where did you leave them ?" She waved comprehensively round the . v tensive sea-scape, and sot down on the prehbles in a friendly manner. "Suppose you wrap yourself in this hath Ing cloak," we said, rolling her in a big white cloak, which plensed her immensely "Now what clothes are there ?"

"My frank, shimmy, petticut and hoouts!" she said, decisively.

When I had come back from a search be hind the rocks with the said "fraak, shimmy, pettient and boouts," I found her vigorous ly rubbing her yellow mop with the wet old dishcloth she used for a towel, and in. terragating my brothers in a businesslike way.

"Where he your house to?" she was ask. "London."

"Be there sea there?" "No: but there's a big river."" "Does you hafe in it?" "No, it's too dirty."

"I has a w'ite frank for Sunday, an' a red ribhon."

She dived into the pocket of the dress I had brought and produced some crumpled red ribbon, holding it up shyly and proudly above her head.

"She gave me ut!" pointing along the beach to where the French lady, whose dresses were a marvel to the quiet little vil- lage, was sitting with her poodle, and we recognized the ribbon as a cast-off top-knot of Pom-Pom's-Daisy then eyed us judi- cially for a minute.

"Be your house in London, too?" asked me.

"Yes, we all live together."

"You don't, ut's a story," she said in- credulously. "How would there be 'nuff to eat for those mans" (my hrothers) "an' you an' the other lady?"

Weturned the tables and found that Daisy had four sisters and a baby brother, and that her father was a fisherman and his "bott" was the one with the blue line round it.

"Then you have plenty of fish to eat ?" I said, for ruw onions and toffee were what Daisy generally made her lunch of on the hench.

"We has dog fish. The mack'rils an' dabs an' haddocks goes to Exeter. Has you a w'ite fraak for Sundays?

"Well, no. I haven't a Sunday frock at all here?"

She then eyed our black and red bathing dresses spread ont to dry, and after looking at the old tweed rag that did duty for her- self, said defiantly: "I have a bafing dress 's well as you!" Then she glared at it and spurned it with her shapely little brown foot.

"Well, we are going to dinner, now. What time do you have dinner, Daisy ?"

"We doesn't have dinner, we has pitatus. I had some this morning."

"You seem to live on this beach ?"

"Es. I he goin' to hathe again now." And she got into the old frock, put her three articles of raiment close up to our tent, and staggered over the pebbles down to the waves again. After that we always looked out for Daisy, and whoever was not on the beach we might be certain of finding her. She was the most ragged, the most neglected, and the most unkempt child in Beer, but the most charming, and she was hail-feliow-well-met with all visit- ors. She was delightfully lacking in self- consciousness or a sense of her "place" as a ragged little girl, and she would have re quested the. duke of Cambridge or the lord chancellor, had they wandered on the Beer heach, to "do up her fraack" with the ut- most sang-froid. She hathed about 20 times a day, and she had only to ask the first person she encountered to get any small toliet office performed. We, however, were the most favored of her courtiers, perhaps because we possessed a certain dignity in her eyes through heing the owners of the one and only hell tent; and she always honored us by spreading her dress and remnant of a towel close to ours. Once she favored me hy requesting the loan of my comh.

1 burriedly changed the subject. One day I was sitting reading, when she came to me with the complaint that "those

mans ** ( (my brothers) had gone off with her "franck." She had hung it on the hows of their hont while she bathed, and mean while they had gone out with the hoat and the unnoticed russet frock to sea. I had a pencil and paper and she requested me to write a letter for her.

"All right. What shall I say?"

That had not occurred to her, hut after much pondering she dictated, to my utter mystification:

"Dasy West make and Bob lhammett goes put courtin' every night an' day. So no more at present." She scrutinized it carefully, and kept it in her fist, and then: "Would the sky be pratty if it was brown ?"

"No. I don't think so." "Why ?" 'Oh, because it wouldn't." 'But why wouldn't it?"

"Run away and hathe, Daisy!"

My brothers taught her to swatu and float, und I have never seen a child so absolute y fearless of the water, almost too feariese. indeed, but these brown Devonshire water balmes never seemed to come to any barm ruth thut sea that had known them and then mothers from onfancy. When the das rame at Insl that I bud to put off from Becl In the little bont that was to take me lo Seaton und the unwelcome "London train."" Daisy, clothed in naught but her innocenre and n top of bleached hair was Towig " lustily in an ancheored hout, and shouting orders in broad Devon to half a dozen othel hpbes in the thwarts, and as I saw her for theMast time I somehow felt that this wild. endless little child of nature would in the future be something more than a fisherman's wite deuning dog fsb and making prios lace .- Madame;

HYOMEJ

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CHOICE BITS OF VERSE.

The Man and His Coal. How . . Stom makes its tremble !

Ty'e assume that we are brave,

Ibul we're rach and all afraid of 'ashiq' 's Its

It is useless to dissemhle-

You are Mrs. Grundy's slave

Completely, though the fact Is not con- fossed

You ' alk of reformation; And you say you'll overturn

Our social system everyw ime you vote. Hut a sad, perspiring nation Breathlessly has paused 10 learn- Have you nerve enough to go without a cont?

It is not a thing of beauty; It Is wrinkled In the back,

And has buttons which are not the slightest use.

But you think It is your duty,

Though the thirsty pavements crack. To wear it and avold the mob's abuse. You may proudly face the firing. You may scorn the foeman's blade . Which is murderously pointed at your throat;

But when weary and perspiring. Are you wise and unafraid?

Have you nerve enough to go without a coat?

she -Washington Star

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 350

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

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