Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 384

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And another quiet path is from the lordan place, near ludian rock, to the Wrentham road. Huuteis wander that way, and occasionally one in sympathy with woodcraft strays along the path listening to the soft voices of Nature telling the story of the changing year.

From Wadsworths to Unionville is another overgrown way that tells of by- gone times and of the present by the signs of the woodsman's axe, which has, no doubt, filled somne pocketbook, added to the commercial enterprise of the day and warmed mauy a fireside, but deso- lated the way of its beauty and opened the forest nooks to the blaze of the sun. From Kingsbury's pond, now iu the town of Norfolk, a quiet and romantic way leads by the shore of the pond, over hills and through hollows, to the Med- way flats and Charles river. It winds along the western shore of Populatic pond, and presents many spots where Nature is bnt little defiled by art and at- tempts at civilization, but the woodsmau has also been busy along the route, and large tracts that were beautiful with trees nud vines are now stripped of their adoruments and show bleak and drear. But much is left for the dreamer pod the student, for along the quiet path lingeis much of tradition, something of Instory and something of Nature's sooth- ing spirit. All of the growth aud prog. ress of the past hundred years now at hand is hidden, and one can easily im - agine the mouldering stump in the dis- tance is a lurking copper colored original jowner of the soil, ot a still older claimant of the right of way-a black bear.

Over the Mount into Sheldonville used to be a common way to reach that placid hamlet celebrated in years gune by for boats, jewelry and straw bonnets Now it is overgrown and the roadbeil left for Nature to cover with the velvet green. All the silver that may be hid- den under the rocke and ledges Is undis- turbed, and the chance pilgrim who strays that way can see little but Nature n hor rugged and rocky form, with her jewels of moss and wild roses in their season to lend enchantment to her form and attractiveness to her featuree. UNCLE SILAS.

$10.00 Reward

For evidence leading to the arrest and couviction of the parties who broke Into my poultry pens Dec. 11 and stole a dozen White Wyandotte pullets. Most of the pullets are marked, so that they can be recognized. W. C. Rose, Wadeworth, Mass.

SINGLE COPIES 3 CENTS.

FRANKLIN, MASS., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1900.

If you want to see a real Southern

my, among other Loquests. was filed on Mottday and was a surprise. It had become an accepted belief of the heirs of the deceased that he had died intestate, as after his death nothing could be found among bis papers which would indicate that he had left a will. It was generally regarded strange that a man of the business shrewdness of Gen. Aruold should have died withont a will, especially as it was known that such a document bad been drawn. The will was found in the basket which the. general invariably carried on his arm when going to and from the bank, and which was supposed to be for the pur- pose of carrying purchases from the stores. The basket was in the general's private safe, and was the receptacle for

The school committee have decided npon opening the schools fifteen minutes earlier than the summer schedule, ou ac- count of the short days, Pupils like it fully as well, as it allows them more time for after school sports.

"Don't forget the basket ball game be tween the Deans and the Pawtucket Y. M. C. A. tomorrow evening, at & o'clock, as a fine game is assured. The visitors will doubtless look into our new Y. M. C. A. rooms before they returti.

ing.

Walter C. Rose of South Franklin re- ports the loss of twelve hens from his henhouse Tuesday night. They were

"'The Trumpet Calls," in MSS. Harvard Male Quartet. Recital-"Two Home Comings," "His Picture of Her,"

Mr. Bartlett.

List of Unclaimed Letters. Letters remaining unclaimed in the post office at Franklin for week ending | nine years old. Orders at Chilson's mar- December 12, 1900:

of the Y. M. C. A. on Thursday after Hoo# to consider the advisability of possible, trivia! and controversial mutter.] forming an auxiliary to the new Y. M. C. A. The meeting was opened with a brief wong service, conducted by Secre tary Stewart, after wlilch Mrs. I. W. Sneath was elected temporary chalrman. On taking the chair Mrs. Sueath cead a selection from the scriptures and offered a brief prayer axklug God's blessing up- on the work, after which Mrs. Oliver il. Durrell of Cambridge, president ot the state organization of women's auxilia. ries, gave a very interesting talk upon association and auxiliary work, and the great blessing it was to her. She partic- ularly emphasized the fact that it was not to be thought of apart from church work, because it was part of it, and the nost earnest association or auxiliary Farmers' Club. workers were always found to be the most active in church work.

Eastern States and Provinces. West and South. . .. Eastern States and Provinces 4.40

Providence. . +++ Roston and Kast. Milford ... MAILS CLOSE FOR 9.05 A. M. . 8.45

THE SENTINEL, FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 14, 1900

The . Franklin . Sentinel.

Published Tuesdays and Fridays.

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

S inscription Price $2 a Year In Advance.

Ente ed at the Post Office at Franklin, lass., as seconil class matter.

Secretaries ol associations will d , ler a laver by sending "is as eur y in the weck as possthe such mallety as interest the pu ilte-e cetion of odicera, entertaininenis, çic.

Coninbutors would conter a great favor .V sending an their articles intended for pab ha- lien as early in the week as possi i e.

Contributes of af news . 219, 59 thankfully freeivet at the SENTINEL nthe wach as socu iv, ch h. man fret Ting. agr eult ral and pe sonal ileines,

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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14 1900

A T if story has jis' come from [ rkeiry, Lai , of how semje if the n. \ Bride's Merry march . .. . seni-off. herti xr whe nas ad . to be ... \ week of fore te ne se. fr Ir weed !! when the bride was "up to her ties" in work there care ilas about a half-hour tek e ue e n. a >har' pu .. at the be .. f wer ! . .. trance of a d zen of her classmates, who amounced tha they had come for unchron. The na'ira. ecisterna tion of th hastiss at the unexpected addition 1 her fan y was assuaged when eich gr! pridaee . t . the enmponen: part of a n ' ce us n.vn .. t da'nty ini's e . ard saucers as wel. When the me Ty 'tart was e ved the dozin enps a il saucers were hf behind as sunset'rs f the occasi. Nor wax 18 s a ' Carefu ty wrapped in issue [ 1 er anil . el with baby ribbon n the lierk of ec. ors, bler and gold, were a ser's el sma : k tehen e ny n enyes- egg beat- ers." Pr'a' ricers, arding ee es, a set of a ver skewers n the ke.

These were stew they : cked inte the interstives of the we t'ng chest which was bei .g packed, as other prac- Pea ren i ers " the ha py co cze rays co tradesh p.

A w.man in M. . . e a pet out of a puig, ant. .. .1 for

it. The pig insisted on f .h . her. not only around the hi > : all over the town. At first i was funny, then it got to be annoying She trie shul- ting him in a pen. but he squealed so pitifully that she relented, and he could always get out of the garden some way. The climax came when the pig followed her to church one Sunday, and ran grunting into her pew. She really couldn't endure that, and the pig was sold.

An undertaker at Sunbury Center. Mich., had a number of coffin boxes stored in an outside shed. Needing one of then he and an assistant went to the storehouse, and, selecting one. proceeded to lifi it out. Immediately they got themselves out of the shed. pursued by a flock of bees which had estabished their home in the box. hav- ing gained access through a knot hole. After the insects had been driven away by fumigation, sixty pounds of first- class honey were found in the box.

The value of negative blessings, so to speak-the things that do not hap- pen-is seldom taken into account, yet one might not unreasonably figure them as "assets." For instance, an in- surance expert estimates that

2.500.000 accidents, Involving & money loss of $117.000.000. take place in this country every year. Turning this statement about a little, it would seem that the people who met with no accident last year saved thereby, on an average. $46.50 cents!

A martyr to rheumatism. Chris Out- lette, of Menominee, Mich., tried all sorts of reinedies in vu.n. The other day. he allowed himself to he buried in wet sand as a panacea. He assist. ed his wife in digging a trench, took off all his clothing and was covered up to the chin. At the request of neighbors a police officer took the man from what in a short time would have been his grave. He is now in a helpless condition as a result of his wild experiment.

These are the days when docile has- hands remain at home and with somp and wash rag purify the ch ldren while their mammax are out in the highways and hyways purifying poli- tics

Kansans are so busy that it is men- tioned as a sacrifice that a Dickaison county farmer stopped harvesting long enough to attend the weddings of his three daughters.

COUGHS KILL

We know of nothing better than coughing to tear the lin- ing or y ur throat and lungs. It is better than wet feet to cause bronchitis and pneumonia. Only keep it up and you will succeed in reducing your weight, losing your appetite, bringing on a slow fever, and making every- thing exactly right for the germs of consumption. Better kill your cough before it kills you.

FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.

On an average every woman carries 40 to 60 miles of hair upon her hrad. The British Women's Emigration so- ciety offers free passage to wester" Austraha and profitable places when they have arrived there to good. strong domestic servants. But il advises servants who are seeking light places, with no scrubbing, a rren's: evening out. as we'l as all day Sar- day. to abide hy the mother rouutry It has bren estimated that there are In England somr att women ed +ors authors and journalists, and of these a wei known pub sher has declared that five have av income of £410 A yrar. In journalism women have mir' with immense sureess, At least one Indy jourralist rece Vps a salary i! CTO u var, and ilure are not a few. who have to die hity 'n making from t. co to t= 0. l'e list er sus in IF I'n ted States showed that there wer .. 0.0 women engaged in literary, as gart from jourristie, work

Women have superior rights in "l' a evel in the privilege of tipi ti a In the war's of the e witry In iler. fanting as men At Nanking in I-' wothen from var wis parts ! the e miry were formed into be' gad . of 1.00 each, a er fetsie .l . Of these wol ters a were Tek I women. fr ant a. | garros ned 'n t r l'it tary it ch's fought Es men but tork te'r skure ( thi trude ry dge _ mais, making earthwerks are doing all the things that fall to the ot of the common soldier 'n uny war.

Verncions Birds and Fishes.

of his kimr. He can rasily manage ald. twothirds of his weight in earth- wirms in a day. The common pigren goes one better. He consumes his own weight in grain within a day, Fish are great gluttons. A single American blueish has been known to kill and partially devour ten great cod. each as big a> himself, in rapid succession .- London Mail.

Just Beennxe,

A woman may talk until she is slek. In a manner to ralse quite a ruction ; But she can't hhi a hen with a brick. Because of her general construction. -Chicago Daily News.

He Never Knew. First Tramp-Last night I dreamed I found a pocketbook with a lot of money in it.

Second Tramp-Did you know it was a dyeanı?

First Tramp-No; I dropped dead the moment I saw there was money in it .-- Town Topics.

"The Allanta Special." "The route of the "Atlanta Special" is via the seaboard Air Inter Railway. "Florida and West hala Short Leur," with thinngh Pullman thawing rou aud Inffet *leeping rats Tium New Ymk. Plalalelana, Baltumme,

Paddling fur Footmen's Calves. Out of the greatest essent als with regari tu the recommendation of a aml Bebinuml to Athens and Atlanta, Where ifirert cuonertimus nie madr In Umton depat for Montgomery, Macon, New Orleans and all points south wml L 1. urf otn _n is not only his height, but the . ze and form of his legs. To suit the ner's of those who have not southwest Trathis arrive and depart

been gifted with a well-formed leg the [ x] Penn R R stations, For further mlurin- livery-makers supply artificial calves which pad out the legs to a respectable size. A pair of these pads cost shout 300 $1.25 .- N. Y. Post.

wtion call upur address W. t Shoemaker, Genial Eastern Passenger Agent, 1206 Broadway, New York; (. L. Longsdurf, New England Passenger Agent. Washington street, Bostou, Maxx; W 1 McConnell, General Agent, 1434 New York avenue, Washington, D. C., or the those General Passenger Ageut at Portsmouth. 1 V .- P &G M E. ST. JOHN, L. S. ALLEN, Geu. Pass Agt.

Glowing.

Pearl-You say he is an old flame? Ruby-Yes; he is always smoking, and goes out every night .- Chicago Daily News.

A Keen, Clear Braln. Your best feelings, your social pasi- tion, ur business success depend largely on the perfect artion of your stomach and liver. Dr. King's New Life Pills give increased alength, a kern, clear brain, high amintion A 25 cent Ix will make yon feel like a few being. Sold by Albert C. Mamin, druggist.

he Grent Discovery, Head Detective-When you looked into his face. what did you see? Raw Sleuth-I discerned that needed a shave .- Yonkers Herald.

A Woman's Awful Peril. "Their 1- only one chance to save your life and that ix thinngh an operation," wPre Ihr startling words heard hy Min. 1. B Huut of Lime Ridge, Win., from het doclur after he had vaiuly tried to cure her ul a frighttul case il strmach trouble and yellow jumiice. Gall stones had foimed all she constablit Erew worse Then she began In nor Electric Billers, which wholly mmed her. It's a wunder- Und stomach, liver aid kidnes retardy. it Only 50 ris. Guaranteed. For sale by Albert C. Masiu, denggist

CASTORIA.

The Kind You Have Always Bought

Bears the Signature

Hla Lesson.

Judge-Prisoner, I hope you realize how swiftly the wrong-noer is pun- ished. In six short weeks after your crime you stand at the bar of justice. I'risoner-Yis, yer honor; me money give out .- Chicngo Record.

"Seeing is Believing."

When you see people cured by a remedy, you must believe in is power. Look around you. Friends, relatives, neighbors all say l'at lood's Sarsaparilla, America's Greatest Medicine, cleansed the blood of their dear ones and they rise en masse to sing ils praises. There's nothing Line it in the world to purify the blood.

Hood's. Sarsaparilla Never Disappoints

HYOME

FLOU

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ALSO,

THE FAMOUS DULUTH IMPERIAL FLOUR.

JAMES F. RAY, The Coal Dealer, DEPOT STREET.»

Chilson's Market

Round Steak, 16c. Rump and Sirloin, 20-23c. Salt Pork, 10c., Il Ibs. $1.00. Fresh Killed Chicken, 15c. per lb. Celery, loc. bunch.

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FIELD AND WAY

ST. RY. CO.

First car Dedham to Franklin 6 a. m. and every hour notil 10 g in. Last car to Medway 12 p. m. Extra car leaves Medfield 8 a. m., con- necting with 8,42 train at Dedham for Boston.

First car leaves Franklin for Dedham at 7.15 a. m. and ever be until 10.15 p. m. Last car for Westwood at 11.15 p. m.

First car from Medway to Dedham 5.45 a. m .; next car 6.30 ; m .; next can 7.45 a. m. ; then every hour until 10.45 p. m. Last car for M'est- wood 11.45 p. m.

EZRA E. SAVACE, SuD't.

jy10-11S

Our Business for Half a Century has been to make and sell

CLOTHING

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Men and Boys.

We make but one grade of prods -the highest-and the work is done on our own premise runder cleanly conditions aad oren at any time to the inspection of our customers.

It is impossible to make, anywhere, BETTER clothing than we make, or to sell it at a LOWER PRICE.

MACULLAR PARKER COMPANY, 400- Washington Street-400 BOSTON.

BOSTON AND FRANKLIN EXPRESS.

E. F. WINSLOW, Prop. (Successor to RAZEK & 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., 105 Arch St. and 15 Merchants' Row. ap14.Fif

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COUGHS AND COLDS Cannot exist if you inhale it.

CATARRH AND BRONCHITIS Disappear in a short time if it is used daily

CONSUMPTION Is cured hy breathing 't len minutter every hour.

Our written guarantee is in every package. No cure, no pay. Five days" treatment and medical ad- vice free. Complete onthits $1 tx. Trial outfits, 250, at the drug store or sent by mail.

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Publle spirit. "Mr. Biggleson is quite a philan- thropist, isn't he?"

"Yes, He always drows up the sub-

Bird's are .og eaters. The much. scription papers other people are admired robin ran gue points to must asked to sign."-Chicag> Times. ller.

Tortured a Witness. Intense suffering was emlured by Wit nes& T 1 .. Martin nf Dixie, Ky , belir he gave this evidence: "I coughed ev- rry night until my throat was beaily raw; then tried Dr. King's New Disrny ery which gave instant relief. I have used it in my Inmily for four years and recummeml it as the greatest remedy for ennghs, culds and all Throat, chest and lung troubles 11. will stop the worst enugh, sud not only prevents bat nhisn- Intely cures consumption. Price 50c aml $1.00 Every bottle guaranteed bottles Tree at. Albert C. Mason's drug store.

Holiday Excursion Rates South. Sunthern railway aummunces That they will sell round trip tickels ur pmiinls south of ntumar and east of The Missis- sipuni Tiveis to students nf schonis and colleges on December 15th Iu 21x1, 1900, inclusive, with final limit January Sıb. 1000, al ime mial one third fare, ronml trip, apon presentation of certificas- signed by superintrinlent, principal w pestilent therent. Also Christmas hol dny excursion tickets will be un sal. December 22, 23, 24, 25 aml 31, 1900; ulm January 1, 1001, with extreme lim : January 4, 1901.

For further information call im pr ml dress New York ticket offices, 271 and 1,183 Brumway, or apply Grige Daniela, N E P. A. 228 Washingh h street, Buslug

Broken Bric-A Bracs,

Mr. Major, the famous cement man, 1-l New York, explains some very interest ing fuets abunt Major's cement. The multitudes who use this standard article know that it is many hundred per cent better than other cements for which similar claiins are asde, but a greul many du nut know why. The simple reason is that My Major nses the best materials ever discovered aud other man ufacturers do unt use them, because they are In expensive and do not allow laige profits. Mr. Major tells us that nie of the elements of bis cement costs $3 75 a pound, and another cast $2 65 a gallon while a lige share of the so called re Ments winl liquid plur, upon the minket are nothing mme than 16 cent glue, di wolved in water ur ritte acid, and in some cases, altered slightly in color and nder by the addition of cheap aml Him lens materials. Maj o's ceaient retails al lif- Tren aml tweets-five cells a little, and when a dealer trirx to sell a subsii Tiệp yon van depeml npun it that his .only ubjeci is to make a Inger pruht The quefit on Major's cement is as much is any drairr ought to make on any ce ment And the in doubly Irne in view of the f et that erch d. aler gete his share The hent fit of Mr Major's advertising ihrint hunt the country. Established

in 1876 Tusist im having Majur's, Don't wecent ans alt huit advier fram I suggest It you are at all hamly (and jun will he likely to find that you are more on than vin tagim ) von can re- pair your rubber lands ami family alpes, and other rubber and leather articles, with Major's rubber rement and Major's leather mment Aml son will he anr prisel al how many dollars a seat on will save If your druggist can't supply von, i will be fewacdral by mail; enther

What Shall We Have for Dessert ?

set to end Flavors: Lennon, orange. raspberry and strawberry. At your gru- cers, Inc

To the Deaf. . A rich baly. rmed ut her deafness in the Trail by Dr Niehudson's Arutirial Earalınmış, gave $10,100 In his inviiinte, we thal ilrit prigde gusble in prueme the Par dennis inx: bave thea fore Address Eighth avenue, New York, USA. J127

Pyny. l'ectoral Su-ithes Sore Lungs and makes tender thronts well and strong

CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought

OBTAINEO FREE

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kills coughs of every kind. A 25 cent botile is just right for an ordi- nary cough; for the harder coughs of bron- chitis you will need a 50 cent bottle; and for the coughs of consumption the one dollar size is most economical.

HI My cough reduced me to a mere skeleton. Y triel many remedies. but they all failed. After using the ( herry Pretoral I Immediately be- gan to improve, and three bottles restoerd me to health. I believe I owe my life to it."

SALAH F. MORGAN,

Oct. 1. 1994. Brownluwn, Va.

"I shon du' or surprise ! if I done sold dat wane aftuh all," remarked L'nele Il sberry.

"I-young tany offers?"

"No, l'et I's&wingir git one purty aron. Deacon 'inepson stops hạnh every yu huh das .l' was'es taif an hour tel, n' nie 'l. n. wla a noesunt animal it is. An' (- deac akesn' put in his tiite wifont'n he's got an ob- ject."- Washington >iar.

But a Good One. "What are you buying al traps for! ' "Doctor's orders. He t.als me need a ittle recreation and insists that I should go duck hunting with him."

"Hub! Seems to me that's a sort

of quac !. remedy."-Phuadelphia Press.

No Consolation There.

"There, now. Chiara, how would you like to he these people who can't get home from Paris because their funds gave out?"

"Well. dear me. Clarence. they are better off than we are, whose funds gave out before we got started."-Iu- dianapolis Journal.

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 384

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

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