Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 97

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Į place of Frank S. Streeter. William H. Wales was drawn as juryman for the broken, there was an ugly wound In spend the honeymoon. Late last night


as constable was approved. The matter of the appointment of a liquor officer was deferred for two weeks.


There is plenty of work laid out, if


Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Ratbhun en.


tertained a number of friends at a whist


party at their residence on Alphine street


old England. The Hon. Reginald Bares- ford of London reached the city yester- day and secured a suite at Hotel Grune-


spin, meats and unspeakable, untranslata


disgusting-turbaned beads, great jing- ling gold earrings, long white aprons. voluble Frenchmen, crowing cocks, bound hy a leg to a dozen others, rahhits


wald for a week. He is the son of Lord William H. Beresford, a man of public! prominence for, the past quarter of a century, and a nephew of Sir Charles Beresford, the rear admiral of the Brit-


the dense throngs which fill every street a cosmopolitan way. The French mar- and avenue have occupied the more than 100,000 strangers who have poured in on double and treble sectioned trains from ket is a picture all the morning of a foreign world of tropic color, smells aud chatter. Stalls of fresh vegetables massert in richest combination, dewy from sub- urban fields and gardecs, fish alive still, shrimps, lobsters, oyaters, turtie, terra-


every point of the compass. Among the visitors Is one of the handsomest and most oultured scions of a noble house of


the gorgeons spectacles which have turned New Orleans Into fairyland or an air castle city of dreams.


Grand balls, French opera, extra mat-


inees, the races, driving and mingling in


can, a cosmopolitan population living in


7.30


Eastern States and Provinces.


9.30


12.00 P. M


5.10


Eastern States and Provinces ..


9.00


This season of gaiety aud carnival has


If the rising generation of this city grows up ignorant of the beauty, the charm, the taste and culture which he- long to knowledge of poetry, art and


dead laureate poet, Teunyson, to the


"Fairy Tales of Our Childhood," "The


Dances of Terpsichore" and the impos-


genius, pure, elevated, educational and beautiful.


Then the old cemeteries, the queer


son, clambered below and remained with


the injured mau until belp came. O'Sulli- van was brought here to the home of bis parents on Saturday afternoon and Drs.


the hotel newly-married record stood 254 couples in all the best hotels and board-


ing houses, And all thess have been in


DR. METCALF E. POND.


does not eclipse the golden pilgrimages of Comus, Proteus and Rex In this latter- day New Orleans.


Have you seen the "Orient Leader" now on exlilbition ia the window of A. C. Mason's pharmacy? This is the most popular wheel on the race track today.


Fresh out flowers at Slade's.


Alhort King is known to everybody in Franklin that has business with the poet ; enforcement, Press on to victory In the


of thelr victims hecause of party politice? tbe hands accompanying each. Red and


Norman B. Stone and wife have been


THE SENTINEL, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 27. 1900.


Ube . Franklin . Sentinel.


ubilshed Tuesdays and Fridays.


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


Subscripiton Price $2 a Year in Advance.


IN


Six o'clock in the Chase and Sanborn Coffee Mills !


And not one pound of roasted coffee can be found in their stock! That's the rule.


Just see how it works1 After coffee has been roasted it must not be exposed to the air or it loses half its strength and all its rich aroma. So they roast their


HIGH GRADE COFFEE


only upon order. The coffee is roasted, hermetically sealed in air-tight canisters, and shipped - all on the same day.


If you want coffee which shall make your mouth water for an- other cup, just ask your grocer for one of Chase & Sanborn's High-Grade Coffees. It will be given you in an imported, air- tight, parchment-lined bag. . Try it once.


HUMOROUS.


Hatton-"Would you call Dawher a great artist?" Tackton -- "Yes-to hix face."-Boston Transcript.


"Why do they call it a debut ?" "Why, [ don't know. [-" "Neither do {. They are nearly always at night."- Philadelphia Bulletin.


"Do you think, dear, you would love me any better If my hair were some oth- er color?" "I don't know. What other colors have you?". Cleveland Plain Dealer.


Forgotten Her Calling .- "Yes, the doctor ordered him sent to the hospital. He wasn't getting the right kind of care at home." "Let's see. Whom did he marry?" "His wife was a trained nurse."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.


He-"Yon look good enough to eat." She-"Do yon think I'm good enough to feed?" Love is woman's whole exist- ence. and, naturally, she overlooks less bets in the game than man does .- In- dianapolis Press.


The Chicken-"How's your appetite these days, old man?" The Bulldog- "Not very good. I feel just as satisfied after a few bites as if I'd had a meal. How's yours?" The Chicken-"Poor, very poor! I just pick at things."-N. Y. Press.


Two ordinarily nice young women in a Massachusetts town were disci- plined ont of the church the other day for breaking into laughter af a solemn prayer meeting. This was certainly in- decorous. But, when it is noderstood that a good brother had just arisen with the remark that he waa "sitting on thought when the settee struck him." their merriment was altogether pardon- able .- Time and the Hour.


Hypnotized Bran with Hle Bait. All summer long the lockkeeper says, fishing in the Perkiomen waż practically monopolized by one man, a New York writer, who camped on the bank of the stream, wrote at a novel now and then and fished with blood worms for bait. The blood worm, says the lockkeeper, had never been used in the Perk'omen waters before, and simply hypnotized the fish. The New York man with his blood worms would catch a couple of baskets of bass when the fishermen all around him would he having no luck at all. He kept his bait a secret and it was by accident that the lockkeeper "got on to it."-Philadel- phia Record.


'It la said the state of New York will. send to the Paris exposition of 1900 a forestry exhibit of 34 apecimens of wood, all native to the atate.


An Indiana man sought death by at- taching himself to the tail of a horse. A mule would have brought quicker ard surer resulte.


Until ludividuality is enabled to us- sume the mantle of greatness it can probably do as much to make a man un- popular as any other one quality .- Puck.


PARSONS PILLS


"Best Liver Pill made." Positively cu


Dras, Bick Headache, all Liver and plaints. Theyexpelall Unpurities from the blom !. cate women tud reilet from asing then


Make New Rich Blood remove linpurities from the stomach, Itvs and bowels, by the use of the best blood puritier Parsons' Pille.


" Pille. Put up In gloss vinis. Thirty in i bottle: one . dose. Recommended by DADy Physiciana everywhere, ao t Hrty four page book sent Ir


for at the best Liver Fil. all Drugilite or senl post. paid, for 25 cei ir li alamups. L. L. JOMXOUN & CO, Boston, Mast.


She Got the Hut. "John," she asked. "how do you like this bat on me?"


"Oh, I don't know," he answered "Ilave you bought it?"


"No; not exactly. 1 brought it home on approval. I Intend to take either this or another one, which is ten shil- lings more ir. price ; but I thought-" "Florence," he interrupted, "that's the most becoming hat I ever saw you have on. Write to them the first thing in the morning that you'll take It, so as to make sure they'll not sell It to anybody else."-Tit-Bits.


Huninn Anture,


"I can't understand Jenkins. When my salary was raised from $15 to $20, he was the first to pat me on the buck and congratulate me."


"Well?"


"Now that I'm getting $30 he hardly speaks to me." "Weil, you know Jenkins is still get- ting $25."-Philadelphia Press.


Easily Remembered,


"Is it the grip that nils me. doctor?" "It's the grip. Take this powder three times a day. As soon as you go home have your wife mix you some hot whisky and lemon juice-wait a mo- ment. I'll write it down."


"That won't be necessary, doctor. I can remember the hot whisky and lemon juice."-Chicago Tribune.


He Loof Illa Cnae.


"Gentlemen of the jury," said a blun- dering counsel, in an action about some pigs, "there were just 36 hogs in that drove; please to remember that fact- 86 hogs-just exactly three times as many as there are in that jury box, gentlemen."


That connsel did not gain his case .- Tit-Bits.


No Time Wnoted.


Betty-You say you never turn down the light when Jack comes? Letty-Never.


Betty- Why. how unsociable. Letty Jack doesn't thfuk so. Betty-Ilow do you account for it? Letty-Well, you see, I never turn it up. Judy.


A Second Look.


Mrs. Greene-Who is that pretty girl over :here? Why, she is really he- witching.


U'nele George Why, that is the woman your husband used to rave about so.


Mrs. Greene-I wonder what he could have seen in her ?- Boston Transcript.


Too Little hy Minety-Five.


"I'm going to have it cut \'-shaped." announced the petted daughter, looking over the patterns for her new dress. "If you want to show what it cost," growled the father of the family, "you'd better have it cut C-shaped.". Chicago Tribune.


A Mere Imitator. "Yaas," he said, "1 weally am hegin- nlng to believe she is twying to make a fool of me."


"Well, that's just like her," she mnsed. "She never tried to do anything in her life until somebody else hsd gone and done it."-Chicago Times-Herald.


Her Dilemma.


She viewed the result of her baking. And remarked with tears in her eyes: "If It's angel cake I've been making I wonder why It doesn't rise ?" -Chleago Dally News.


ONE OF THE OTHER SOHT.


"So your son has not gone to fight the Beers. Mrs. Todd?" "No, sir: it's a name I've heard your reverence called by. and my Joe hasn't come down to fighting parsons yet."- Ally Sloper.


Grewsome. They scared me with hobgoblins When I was a little lad. They scare me now wih microbes, And they're pretty cear as bad. -Wasbington Star.


Silp of the Tongue.


"What do you sell that ribbon for?" asked n young lady in u High street dry goods store.


"Eight dollars a week oh, heg par- don, 25 cents a yard, madam."-Colum- bns (O.) State Journal.


On One Year's Proffe, "You are not the man who fixed our pipes last winter, are you?" "Certainly not, ma'am; yon don't sup- pose a man has to work two years at theplumbing huslness, do you ?"-Town Topics,


Ille Little Overaight. "How I hate pugs!" he said. "Sir!" she replied, coldly. "I refer to dogs, not noses," he minde haste to assert, after a quick glance at her .- Chleago Post.


Milligan-Did yez convince Casey thot he were in thewrong? Mulligan-Oi dinnaw If Oi convinced him, but Oi med him own up to It .- N. Y. Jonrral.


Rather Funny. Mrs. A.I was just thinking. Mrs. Z .- Thinking of what, dear? Mrs. A,-How funny it is for them to sell umbrellas at a clearing sale .- Chi- engo Dally News.


Locating tha Blame. "You say that the clergymap ja re- sponsible for all your trouble-how is that?"


"Wen, he married me."-Tit-Bita.


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THERE IS BUT ONE NIAGARA AND BUT ONE Hood's Sarsaparilla


Grand as the thunder of Niagara is the universal song of the cured that Hood's" Sarsaparilla is


AMERICA'S GREATEST BLOOD MEDICINE Hood's purifies and enriches the blood as nothing else can.


Many Starnes of Christ,


Italiau Catholics propose to celebrate the nineteenth century hy erecting 19 colossal statues of Christ In conspic- uous points of the peninsula. Among the places selected are Mount Sorsete. the Gran Sasso d'Italia, and the toe, 1be heel aud the instep of "the hoot." T'be statues are to he of gilded cast iron .- N. Y. Journal.


"The Abaeat-Minded Beggar." First Beggar-Ill, there, pal, you've got y'r signs mixed this mirnin'.


Second Ditto-What's wrong wid 'em? "Wrong? Why, you chump, that card says "Blind.' You're deaf 'n' dumb."-Philadelphia Bulletin.


Different Pointa ol View. Wife-I'm sorry you don't admire my new gown. Everybody else says It's just too lovely for anything.


Hushand-Oh, It's easy for others to pay compliments, but I have to pay the hill .- Chicago Evening News.


"Opportunity is the Cream of Time." Now is your opportunity. There is tu time when the system is so much in fired of a gond medicine, like Hond's Sarsapa rilla, and no time when it is xo suscepti ble to the benefits to be derived from such a medicine, By purifying, enrich Ing and vitalizing the blood and tuniug Up the system Hood's Sarsaparilla starla you right for a whole year of health.


( ustipation is cured by Hood's Pills


Lichiness of the skin, horrible plague Most ivery lundy afflicted in one way or another Only one safe, bever farlig cure-Doan's Ointnient. At any drug sture, 50 cents


Women love it clear, healthy complex. jon. Pme blood makes it. Bmiduck Blind! Bitters makes pur blood


Ellurate Your Bowels With Cuscare&# Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. 10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fall, drugeists refund money


Don't Tobacco Spit and Satoke Your Life Away. strong. To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag netic, full of life. nerve and vigor, take No-To- Bac, tbe wonder worker, that makes weak men teed All druggists, 50c or $1. Cure guaran- Booklet and sample free. Address Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York.


CASTORIA.


The Kind You Have Always Bought


Bears ths Bignature hasHiletchis


spenking Irom Experience. Vesperiy-It's a great mistake, old man, to suppose that married people don't live happily together.


Cleverton-Do you think so?


Vesper'y-I know it. My wife and I have been married for three weeks now, and we haven't had the slightest trouble .- Town Topics.


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send Jen this Vielin Ou by express C. O. D. subject This violin Le a Cosalas Stradivarius Bedel, made of eld wood, curly ple back and eldes, top des, top of seasoned pine, specially selected for violins, edges felold with purfing, Seul ausdits t seasoned pine, aferry thesy Aulabed trimmings. THIS IS A REGULAR $8.00 VIOLIN, beanulfully anished, highly polished,wl die tose quallly. Complete with i graulne Braall we


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TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1900


What a Doctor Says.


It's not the big accidents, bad colds. and the germs of disease which are in every human being which are respon- sible for the pain and sorrow in the world which follows in the track nf ill- ness, says a leading physician, but the crass foolishness of the ord'nary man. Now, nearly every one knows that when he crosses his legs he is invit'ng dyspepsia. Yet does he desist ? You have a slight cough. and instead of try. Ing to stop it you inflame your throat by coughing as hard as you can, al- though you have been told t.me and again that hy so doing you are only ag- gravating it. To please your van'ty you wear boots and shoes which doo n t fit you. Out of pure carelessness y sit ir. an unhealthy position at tabut and at your desk; you eat food which you know does not agree with you: you drink a large tumbler of water be- fore a meal because, like a child, your reason is not stronger than your thirst ; you go away from a hot fire into the night air, and then grumble at carch- ing a cold; you smoke too much, stay indoora too much, or take too much ex. ercise, and then come grumbling to us doctors to make a new man of yon. I often feel when some man, whose physique I can see must have been per- fect, comes to me a hopeless wreck that The best kind of physic would be the rod, served very hot.


J. W. Boyer, of Rock Hall, Md., who lied at the age of 80 a few days ago. had, according to a local exchange, dis- Opelled all possible doubt as to whether his coffin would suit and fit him. An- ticipating an early taking-off. he went some pime ago to a factory and selected hez 4 timber and had il sawed to make his coffin. When the burial case was finished, Mr. Boyer carefully stretched himself ou: in it to make sure that its dimensions would be all right, and, get ting out and yawning with evident sa' isfaction, he exclaimed: "Yes, that'll d - first rate !"




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