Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 42

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Inis story of the latest confidence scheme for fleecing the unsophisticated farmer is goiog the rounds of the coun- try press: A man who represents him- self as a traveling preacher calls and asks to remain over night. Before the hour for retiring a young mon aod woman come along and ask if there is not a minister in the house who can perform o marriage ceremon,v. OF course there Is. The young couple join hands and the farmer and his wife are asked to sign the marriage certificat as witnesses. The certificate afterward turns up as a promissory note.

The following is the full opinion of the court in & Pennsylvania case: "Al affidavit of defense having been filed. but no affidavit of defense having been handed to the court with the other papers, aod none being found In the office of the prothorotary, where it ought to be found wieo called for, we shall take it for granted that an off .- lavit which was strong enough to walk away and take care of itself is sumi- ciently strong to face a jury, und, there. fore, discharge the rule."

A New York man lately found a large sum of money in the road, and know'ng to whom it belonged drove his horse so hard to restore it that the animal dled. On restoring the money the finder re- ceived the munificeot snm of five dol- lars for his trouble. The horse was worth $125.

EARLY AND LATE CORN.

Furmers Should Pleut Both Kinds and Torp the Live Stock Into the Field ..

Farmers should plant coru both early and late, some kind of flint corn that will ripen early, planting from one to ten acres according to the amount of stock kept, in a place convenient to tl.e yard so the cattle and hogs can ki turned in on it. Then there should be another piece to turn into when this Is eaten down. This mny seeur like n slovenly way of doing, but it should be remembered the husking of the corn is the most expensive part of growing the crop. It costs from three to five cents per bushel to husk and put it in the crib nnd then it has to be shoveled out again. Of course a part of the corn will have to be husked to he fed later on in a good yard, for here is where a great part of the profit comes in. Some may think It costs too much to build frures to keep stock in the corn fields, but a good fence will last at least 15 yenrs. The stock can he turned in the field just ns soon as the corn begins to glaze. Stock fed in this way will gain faster than when fed dry corn, but care should be taken not to leave them in the field too long at first. They should not be turned into a field of green corn in a poor condition or the result might be damaging and the prof- Its from feeding iu this way lost. When the corn is in proper condition to cut a part of the crop should be ent, either with o machine or by hand, and shocked nicely in the field to be fed later with- out husking: this saves labor niso, and makes a nice lot of fred to be fed out iu the winter. There is also n good profi: in feeding sheep in the smine wny, that is turn them in the corn firld in the fall and cut up corn and feed them through the winter. I wintered 100 shrep in that way last winter and i never had sheep do so well before, In order to get the most profit out of voru it is necessary to save as bruch labor as possible. There are many ways of feeding corn at a profit this time of year Pastures are getting short for the da'ry cow and if a litt.e corn that was planted fir that purpose is ent and fre to the euws every night it will help out the p.store and also the m'lk pail. There is vod ubt but what there is more pri 't in fert rg tlc corn on the farm if the farmer owns his farm ard manages in the right way. but a renter or a firm f rire year had better vel his gr. cand etler products -George Tyler. n Prairie Farmer.

FARM FIRE LADDER.

One That Can Quickly Be Pot In Place Whenever Necessity May De- mand Its Une.

The constant danger that farm huild- Ings may take fire and have no ade- quate attention, nwing to the lack of fire apparatus and of men, makes it Im- portant that all possible precautions be taken that incipient fires may promptly he put out. A ladder for the roof is of the greatest Importance. The cut

FARM FIRE LADDER.

shows one that can quickly be put in place. It is in the foror of a fruit lad- ler at the top, and has a small wheel at the end, as shown. It can thus be shored np over the roof without catch- ing on the shingles. A book is placed in the position shown, so that the ladder. when shoved up to the ridge, can be turned over, when the hook will hold it firmly in place. Make the ladder long enough for any roof you have, and have another that will reach any roof edge -N. Y. Tribune.

He Expected tt. "I see that the price of diamonds is gol g up," said the young man who likes to give information.

"Of course." answered Mr. Blykins. in u lone of mingled grief and defiance. "It wns to be expected. It's one com- bination after another these days, You didn't suppose those coal harous were going to leave aty carbon around loose where people might huy it nud use it ne a substitute, did you""- Washington Star.

A Moral in the Story.

The cook was leaving to get married. The mistress paid ber her wnges and gave her a l'ttle present for herself. "The tin hox was on the cal , and Bridget was on the point of stepping in, when Fido waddled ont as if to bid farewell.

"Good-br. old Fido." said Bridget; "here's a hoh for you. I am sure you have earned it, seeing 1 have not washed a plate since I have been here." -Answers.

The Baril. Unto a lady's eyebrow once he warbled strains so swert,

Or to her coral !! ps or pearly teeth or dainty feet Bix now. wher. he would chant for an ap preciat ve throng, The girl who does a cake-walk is the bur- den of h's se g. Washington Star.

"Every Man is the

Architect of His Fortune."

" An architect designs, and his plans are executed by a builder. The greatest builder of health is Hood's Sarsaparilla, It lays a firm foundation. It makes the blood, the basis of life, pure and strong. Be an architect of your fortune and secure Hood's as your health builder.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Never Disappoints

If it isa't an Eustman. It isn't a Kodik.

Kodaks

Load in Daylight with Film. Cartridges for two, six or twelve exposures as desired. For work at home then, as well as for one's outings, the Kodak becomes more convenient than the glass plate camera. .

No' dark, room except (for 'development, no [bothersome plate holders For dark' slides.

EASTMAN KODAK CO.

CATALOGUES FREE AT THE DEALERA OR BY MAIL.

Rochester, N. Y

1.044 from I'por Wilkeen. A good milker should have a strong grip in his hands. He will have it if he iniiks cows many yo: rs. The grip does mut necessarily require very strong muscles, but it is the constant exercise wire a way which gives the marele's of the hands and fingers n development that nothing else will do. But if n hired man has not already such a de- velopment of muscles us will make him a fust milkrr, do not employ him with the milking of cows as one of his du- ties. While he is learning to milk n steady and fast stream hr is drying the cow off, as after a time she will learn to hel up her milk. If only n little .ith is left after each milking. the cow will very soon go dry. That will cost the farmer more than the wages of a youd milker who will keep the cow to Ler > tar canl until near the time to drop Another . f .- American Cultivator.

Immense Ear of Corn.

What is believed to be the biggest orn ever growu. in this part of the rimitry at least, is on exhibition in a rrain office at Atkinson, Kan. One ear is 1612 inches long, and another meas. ures exactly ten inches in circumfer- Another ear is 141/2 inches long. The coru was grown on the farm of George Liebig, of Wetmore, Kun. Many snmples of corn from uortbern Kanens ure coming in, and last year's big ears still on display nre mere dwarfs by com- parison to the new crop. The late corn is maturing. and reports of enormous yields are coming from nll sections ot northern Kansas, where the big corn. producing counties of the state are lo- cated.

If the reader of this should chance to know of any one who is anbject tu aMacks of bitious colie be can du him no greater laver Than lo tell him el Chamheshiin's t'ulic, Cholera aod Diarrhoen Remedy. It always give prompt relief. For sale by Albert ( Masını

t.ood Ricünnee. Biggs-Why did you leud Dohbs your umbrella ?

lopes-Because I don't care to see either him or the umbrella again Neither is any good .- N. Y. Journal,

CELER

KING

NATURE'S CURE

Headache for Forty Years.

For forty years I soffered from alek head- ache. A year ago I began using C'elery King, The result was gratifying and wirprising, my headaches leaving at once. The head- aches usect to return every seventh day, but Thanks to Celery King, I have had but one headache in the last eleven months, 1 know that what cured me will help others .- 31rs- John 11. Van Keoren, Haugerties, N. Y. Celery King curest'onstipation anil all dis- ensek of the Nerves, Stomach, Liver and Kid- neys, Sold by druggists. 25c. and Juc. 2 to postion of the t'attend Said wurf such favorable

GLIMPSES

of historic country and battle- worn grounily

national and world-tenowned thipertaner as the old

COLONIAL

territotru! the James Rrrr atul the Slate of Virginia ju Tlirse

DAYS

tral buthes, nili naines, aurient deeds and land grants. The rich sture nf un . lued history lying at our doors je povinended for The attention it only uf the scholar an.1 antiquarian, Init, to the The hunt attractive proile penetrating the heart of luistorie Virginia as the

Old Dominion Line.

For further particulars address OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO., I Ier 26, North River, New York. H. B. WALKER, Traff !- Manager, J J. BR IWY, Gien'! Pass T Agent.

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All's Hta Who Nothing Hinth. The heart that hath ao private joy. No dear and only bliss, Shall find the whole world tribute hring. That he no joy may misa.

For ho who clingeth not to one. Whose heart wide open lies, Finds every morn a fresh delight. Fach night a glad aurprise.

For every breeze that eurls the wave, And every shining star, Artevery tree that seeks the kir, His constant lovers are.

The soul that knows no proper blias, No joy to call his own- He standeth not companionless. His heart is ne'er alone.

For all is his, who nothing hath: And God doth richly pour ITIs wurmth of life and glory where He linds an open door. -Elizabeth French, In Springfield (Mass.) Republican.

An Evening Lullaby. Sleep, my habe, thine eyes are weary, Shut them close, my bonnie dearle, While thy mother sings! Are the birds asleep, I wonder, With their little heads tucked under Preity folded wings?

Sleep! the angels round thee hover; Their bright wings thy head shall cover While thou art asleep. All the night lung, close beside thee. That no evil may betide thec. They their watch will keep.

Bye-O-balıy, warm and rosy. In thy little cot so cozy";

Sleep till morning light! Sleep. O sleep, thine eyes are weary, Shut them close, my bonnie dearie. Baby-bye, good-night. -Elizabeth E. Starkey, In Minneapolla

A Delicious Dessert

Lemon Sherbet made with

KEYSTONE Sliver White GELATINE

If your proret cannot supply you. and nw til unme and we'll send you a -single parkage free, with rec by the lending cooks of the coop- 115. A lull wize box mailed for lu cente.

MILALIGAS CARROY WOLLS

Detrott, Mich.

The Isige i funkers of ge

lle Knew His Neighbors, A knowledge of human nature everywhere serviceable. Witness the following dining-room scene:

Serne-The breakfast table of a West end boarding house. Mr. Siuithers-Pass the salt, please No notice is taken.

Mr. Smithers (raising his voice)- Pass the salt, please.

His neighbors are absorbed in their conversation and his request remains unheeded,

Mr. Smithers Have you heard the latest scandal ?

Everybody (eagerly)-No; what is it ?

Mr. Smithers-Pass the salt, please -Boston Journal.

"If the Cap Fits. Wear Il."

If you are suffering from the conse quences of lupnre blood,-have bmnis, pimples or scrufula Sures; if your food doex inil digest or you suffer from ca tarrh or thenmatism, you are the one who xlwould take Hood's Sarsaparilla. 1.

rheumatism, dlyxpepsia, catarrh, and give yng perfect health.

Hood's Pills cure all liver ills. Non- irritating.

Under The New Order.

Relative (from beyond the suburbs, - Mandy, who's that young fellow snoopin' around in the kitchen ? City Niece-Never mind hlm. Aun: Ann. He's the hired girl .- Chicago Tribune.

An Editor's Life Saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. During the early part of October, ISOU, I contracted a bad cold which settled au wv lungs and was neglected until I feared shut consumption had appeared in an Incipleut state I was constantly cough ing and trying to expel something which I could not. I became alarmed and after giving the local doctor a trial bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, und the result was immediate improve w+nt. After 1 had used thirge bottles my upigs were restored to their healthir „lite -B. S. Edwards, publisher of the !law Review, Wyant, Ill. For sale by Voert C. Mason, druggist.

Benuty Is Blood Deep, Clcan blood means a cleao skin. No eauty witbout it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar. Lig clean your blood and keep it clean, by stir ring up the lazy liver and driving all im- purities from the body. Begin to-day to anish pimples, hoils, blotchea, blackheads. id that sickly bilious complexioo by taking; iscareta,-benuty for ten cents. All drug- sts, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c.

How Are Your Kidneys t

Dr. Hobbs' Sparagus Pille core all kidney Ills. Fam. e free. Add. Sterling Hemedy Co., Chiengo or N. Y.

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

Bears the Signature of Chart Fletcher.

ELASTIC GOODS AT HALF PRICE. nit us to mele ! TOUT MLASINE and ORDEI

WEAK, SWOLLEN OR TU EK- ATED LINHS. CORPUL TLMOH, state your heighl hee around bialy or Junb at each letier elown In out and senil to us with + MIT SPECIAL PRICE, We willmake goode In on!

the goode to order from the HET feest frerk Puhbee elsrile material, guaraniin It you do not And It p aPantin & perfet Et a . d matlatartory and equal in gouda others Ret double the price f. r. "return at our experise and wa will refund your moury.

OUR SPECIAL PRICE for el! elwolle thigh atorking. A lo 1. 91. Los h Irgring, Cto 1, 88.001 tatrh plere, Gio 1, 59. 50s heer clorkler. , $5.00; knee Jegrime, C do la, p. K Is @. $1.00;

84.00; hare enp. E garter sleching. A to K. 08. 001 gorier

* &CO. beastleg. Cta K. 91. 00; ankiet, A to C.

02.00; abdominmi belt, K ta M, $10.00. COTTI)3 RLASTIC FOR ONE-THIRD LESH. Bpreis I Corrred Klust le Abdomin+1 DOODS, ONK. uwere made of soft lisle thread, interwoven with protected rubber thread, # inches wide, $1. 00: 10 teckra. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., (Inc.), CHICAGO, ILL

SANDOW'S CHEST DEVELOPMENT

Is, as all the world knows, simply

wonderful.

It shows what results may be ob- tained by patient endeavor and long continued effort.

The same results are obtained in the development of a business. For years Chase & Sanborn, by long-continued effort, have made them- selves known as one of the leading tea importers of the country.

Their tea chest development is quite as wonderful in its way as Sandow is in his.

This is because they have never given to the public in their tea any- thing but the finest selected leaves.

Especially do they commend their Kohinoor, which is an English Breakfast Tea, their Orloff, a Formosit Oolong with a delicate lilac flavor, and their Orange Pekoe, an ideal tea with a rich wine-like body.

On account of the quality of these teas they are healthful and in- vigorating. The fact that they are packed in pound and half-pound air- tight leaded packages is a protection against deterioration from exposure and prevents the escape of the delicate tea flavor by contact with the air.

ONE POUND WILL MAKE OVER 200 CUPS.

CHASE & SANBORN'S TEAS.

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.

Onr 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 may be sure of that.

JOHN H. PRAY & SONS CO., CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY, 658 Washington St. (opp, Boylston St.), BOSTON.

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ully described in our Frre Benles 6. 40 for this naor DESK CABINET DURDICK I

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BEWARE OF IMITATIONS by ansowe concerns who copy our adv

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SOLID QUARTER SAWED OAK DROP DESK CABINET, planu polisbed. Une Illustration shows machine to be terd h& m proter t

stand or drak.

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time within three months you say you are not

DON'T DELAY. (Sears, Rochuck & Co. are thoroughly relis ble .- Editor.) Address, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.) Chicago, III.

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An over-fat hen will not lay at all or ber ces will be worthless for hatching. " !: "h Peter to pay Pan! " That ix what They do who take stimulants lor | will fit your case exactly, make your weak berves. llund's Sarsaparilla gives | blood pure aud cure salt rheum, scrofnla, trile Drive strength.

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 42

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

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Publication date: 1900
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