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A WEEKLY FAMILY PAPER
ten pages.
VOL. XXXVI.
I£r»w*4 «t tk ra(M« * rfhem
•« —**mA fl«« MlUf.
PUTNAM, CONN. FRIDAY,
APRIL 24 <908
Ta Sakatriker. o( tbe Patrial I
AceortlitiR lo Order No. !»<T i*C
the Pont om« Department aulraeri- j
uni fiDR'H lx IndcUtil l« a new»pa
per more than vu« yMt «ixl *lill have •
Ihe paper M$t |o them at the *4a»nd
elna* rate. All auhaerther* In arreara ,
U> the Pai KserT for one year or over are
reapakated «e make payment at '««*■
— Mina Kthel Allan, of biwtuMin* t>l
l«*tce la Ibe Rue*t of hecaNtreiO*. -
—John G. Jnhneun baa returned from
New York city, where he vlaited with
hi* hlater.
—Wfra. Jlarendon
_ Green, Taiem »l.,
ta entertalnlnR her niece, Mi** Pod Re,
of Providence.
—Tbomaa Raw ley, of l-Ua*t tt’klMi,
Me-, baa been the R«ie*t *»f kl*f«ntly
on Groove atreet. j I
—Mr*. Hamuel Wrktfink l^tJitlle
eon I-awrenee are gue*l* of relative* In
J,awrenor, Mae*.
— Rev. Mr. Re letter, tlie new Methn
dlal paator, baa hronRht hi* family
from Kant Ware ham, Me**., to the par
aonkRe on Grove atreet.’*'■ H < | jri (
— Mlaa (trace Ctiild,«a§ If {•'j,
I wen apending a few <la|a^wl|lt |**tfdb'i
ther, Mr*. Ahhle Ohlld/Grove alreeT
— Mr. Roy ItiirReaa and aaMa-at Wae
center, have lawn spending a few day*
with the parent* nl Mr. Iturgaan, Grand
View.
— Ml** Una Borhaeur, of \Vorce*t*r,
returned hoflie, Monday after u Him*
ility*’ vl*lt with Ihe family of A. W
Macdonald,on <*ak Hill.
— G. A llaintoond, net •itiipaen-il by
Jrr.il. I- Hnmnivntl, ol Day ville, left
here Thursday mommy, for a weak |
• ml *l*y In Nt w t oik city
Rev Joint " alkar, lit clot 'if #1 j
Philip* clmrCh, who lin* been In I-lor- j
hln for hi* ht-nllk the |>«*l two month*, ■
will leturn from there on the -*Mh ol j
tin* month.
ling owner*, take notice. Ai-eortl j
*tt
lo
l.^lt
do»* II
I WorjW'M
ervBM tl dot rye of f
the eapluln * otllee!"
-tip i'Til*
twi*-tf,»4'
ir4v>'*MfW*
lliiiry up to I
— la-nnnrd II.Healey of North VVinmI
m.hi: snv-^i.. TTrp;:tn^T.T wwac
in H«ult<>r<l,
uM*jtot>lHltr<Wlk nMfon1,
1uI*#b|. ia»<*«<r'l"' 1 *"&•
bu( ltd |rlii»n taken f>
la n Iftpt' »>#*; q'WMlna ami Hit H"«*J
._»• .imh<i*'4 #»iii a c*'S»r
mid lni|H>rlunllle* A committee, cun
rintliiK of !■ H Healey, Ji»i. I' lluniii
unit t wraon I I-anion, « a* H|i|a»lnlcd
Ui arrange the |»iogiaui lor lilt* ciiato
inur V » InU'r iuccIIiik*
KianiceiiKt J M IW-II. alter cun
dueling tl>i’ *rtvloc» hi I In- rculeciMal
r lum-11 of tin- \a/.arlnc* for nearly
three month*, returned to hi* lioint' in
ly aupport ami kindly treatment In- re
•cited not only from Ihiax- who o|>enly
favored the *|>ci'IbI work of the int**ion
church here, but from all with whom
he hail any n*laUom<hi|i, and al«o with
tlic t-»i>cllent multi ol hi* labor* heft1.
Ill* nwanat) departure w a* regretted
by many who had learned to low him
(or hi* doc|* aplitualtly and /ealou*
wrvlm
- ri* N V., N H , A II. Kail road
< o»»l|ian> ba* lioon -tltred to diligence
m the maltor of the (rolloy lino lie
iHivn tlurtlurd ami Middletown, by
the action ol tlic llailford Hu*lne**
Man * \**ootat ton m taking alep* to
build tin- liiu- ll tin- Kailroud t tdlWnny
doe* not build It according to MVjiro
mt*e made It ha.* now ]wtt
It *11 road t om ill l wtout-m for
al of Ibo la\out and nicthi
nt tef
ktructlonof Hit |u>h»>mh1 ir
twlvmn Hartford and M
Th» HuhIihw Men* \»s.»n*p»A, 1
Hailford, Mlddieloa n and tftUrW
town* behind It, t« a |
mand niual to every cit
place* combined. Th
ran be done by organl
n >1 be dune at all other
— In con Hi matlon of a
made lu an arllrle In anuthei column,
that families -nan be induced i» lean
N as rit v <l> Ukaldui i i«r ta
our back loan*, we may- luritliun au
incident that ha* conic loaar know
ledge mate that article a a* penned. A
atdua Ualy Ui baa liv'd had a iaiiu in
that loan winch »hc had been trying
to mil for aowe time ailhoul making
a aacrthce. fn aonie a ay a RPttTVinau
In New York dty learned Hie tart that
the farm wa* tor *ale and aenl to Ka*t
lord, and W»I pleased wttu the |>lace
and all he *aw, and Urn*hi t lief arm at
aaksd^ The i#d$ a v gladto
*el# hef|kr|n4 a|ul tw doubl t In frill la
in an djoally gralilicd null hi* tuirgain
tynd^pg hjy^M-> in die v tUggc *o cheap
h*|«gigti( two of lk<‘in. no doubt (or
the take of parties he knew. The vil
lager*, a* well a* the seller and buyer
of lhe;farm. are pleased. The griuie
inan can live a* a nabob ailhoul «•
peu«r,gi\t: U* f ftappj. health
ful hl^Srhicl^iaUj tj|ak<|.U »U U»cJ‘lea
aantcr for them If they return to (tie
to the city In the winter, Thousands
of others would be glad to do the *aurv
If Ihey anew h ■ *»
V I
—John .-talva ha* accepted a [XVdtioo
in a barter abop at Fitchburg, Maw
— Mr and Mr* Marloorne Hilodeau,'
and non l/on, spent Kaaler with the
parent* iA the .funner in k|'*i*up.
— Fugon* Vlgu and wifi, of Wore**- i
tor, were tie gUe*ta of felative* here on
Faster.
— Mr*. George Oilpatrlc, on l remont
street, la entertaining Mm. Ainy Lund
of Worce»lfr,_
lieV, ».!•'. Itenoit will preach in
thP Haptlxt efeurch, Hanielaon, at four
o'clock neat Hunday afternoon.
—Mra. V. ft. Kelley, <irove atreet, la
WHmwnimrHW rwimew, e-w1“Merri
otte, an Inatruclor in Yale.
~~Z:nZy~KmTO,'of Ho* ton, waa the
guest of In* i|iolltn, Mr*, liulee Hmilh,
«\ar fca*Mr Monday
/ —fgln* Ha^lett ha* succeeded Mia*
Auldg (idntumnd, who resigned her
|aiaiu«n au teacher in the larael l’ut
narn Hchonl.
—Mm. M.V. T|urber and tnrdaugb.
Ici Madelein, of Itorclmlfr, Maw., in
wide lh Wfir«*!tWr, Haturday, and Mm.
v M, ('|y ^if***** Monday In Bouton.
— Mr.K. M. Itrnnn and wlfeof Brook
lyn, N.Y -jm* the k o«»u uf M r» < 'har
ll/tle C'hain(Din, llr»*jky ntfV't
— Mlm Klorent* Hat Knit l» (pending
Ia i vwkUtin wwk wutti her parent** on
drove street. Mhe t* a teacher In Mm.
Vim March'* achonl, llonlon -
Ml"- IMi-n ,Ut ni, *>• Ih«« -liwl
rvindny In llaiinslsoiit where *h«‘
ltarUt'ipali’4 u* lint e(it.<:iai Kunli-r mu
»|r hI tin1 morliliiK and afU*rnooii Kt
\ in— lailic I nun/* HMjMilial church
Mr A 1. l*r»Hi'Jn?W mimI wife, who
have I«■*'11 hI .Haranae l.akc, V V ., Inn r
returned In Hill city l ni»ll fiieml*
Mi IVrreuult i* very much unproved
In heiilth.
■ M i-' IMl'" MW* he. »i *ynipaui.'d
In lit-i .4\iy#Jjli" S.jKIUa»ih
*rin h£ iW**fiiW aWWi, weUt dW"Wn*l«y
to Windham, In make h vihII a! llif
homeol lu-f duu|(hier, Ml*. I l-'.dulld
Mint family
f lie*, and Mm. h. I>. Har
atreet.
onro* ltan*lall and Mina
tall, at Houth Main etreel,
0777,in full.*!
\ m im'i mt’itl-Ti«v r tub'll nialTP lot
n tuv iiiu; liuiiitUL r<ipi|pi'j£< ol
[lint * «••VilBoii i otli<"ilS|ml
[n ail uf lli# lo ntfii. Utf*v I*iu4 <>l
|lhr hi«lft*4\ “1*1* optician.
( -\rr». i, k > uMi-», iil.'^nUiitH*, iiw
I • >1111l_v Hoe re la ry ill ll.f W i l l -,
will meet »llli Ilii’ I'lilnam W ■ < 1.
I .mi Friday afternoon, at 1 o'clock,
nl 11iv home of M r*. J !!■ liauiiMT
Mim ili‘Ion H^ffl^MniNMl, now of
II mii |*tiiji, Imik |ul^ktfv.*n "enter lain
nionl given in llnJfjWF. I liuuli, Al
tawmigan, on I nk«dl||l~^'oiiiiiK Sin'
w n-. M'ln'lnl nynii' lt*'»«l In tin" on
*"V ' 5
'osl^e, “on at Alt Mil Mto
|i„ I"allimil iloitfhu, !»•»
JWt allU-e mi Now Vmk
kl, IMS
»*»»>■
___Jradu
rwrnwr
—At the »|iKlil City Mwlin# hotel
taut Thuraday forenoon, to we If tin?
voter* would make an a|i|>ro|irlaUon
of »l,*u0 for working ami curbing Hun
livable street, only -4 ivy lorn look part
In the inerting, of wlioru -M voted for
llio appropriation anil l against It.
—r-tamuel lllnioii, w ho has a clothing
store on Pnulikiuvilrwt, say* lllleve*
broke Into hta harn la*l woek Wednea
day and stoleffomls to the value of f3*t.
lie has an out of tow n bnalne** using
a team to visit customer* The gtstes
stolen wore taken from lilts w agon kept
In Ills tiarn.
There was a sia-clal meeting of the
l ummon t ounoil on Monday evening
lor llio pur|s*si* of o|a‘nlng blits for
sprinkling the streets. Ilenrv Alvorsl
ft ns awarded the contract, hie but of
Ij^iil* |a>r lineal bait la'lng the lowest.
uru'/n
ere three othrt UiU twelvnl—
Ugllellero.se bid .> >-* oenls, Kred
WisUl ii nnU, Hntl A. J. Siiippee •
cents |wr lineal fool.
M of S. Keinlk, of thla oily,
lion and Ihmgias, of Harts
»ale provision dealers, »u
J n-tuv liorinanon Knday
Th«(M involve* a quan*
IU» of eggs sold lleiulk, which he-.ay*
and a'V* >>*< o-y.pf— The
sudeu<e wm *11 Jit yhltl court ad>
jourud^bul dwrtswni was rowrved. At
tortMNf Johnson,of this cm, represent
cl Keiulk, and Attorney Haggerty, of
Hartford, 1 hi Ion A HougUa.
—A friend of Mr. tic*. A. Hnuunond
told him that hit friends pmpanad to
present this name before the Stale
U*|»ubtn-an oniniUtin to elect deles
***** Vo the N*Hon*1 ^onyenlUgl.'Wa •
I Vitale To till* Mr. Jlammond re
plied that there is a gentleman already
settled upon torthjd yttKe^Wfami he
thw M
no one
favors, lie would have i*< okjjnrl
go as an Alternate, provides) n
el-e i« seeking that positron, and he has
lieard of m> one s ho wants to he an
Alternate. Ilcudes esteeming such an
oftice, it vkvHtid le cwtvemenl for hliu
la he in Chicago when the Convention
luts'l', as he has a businosa office tn
that glij *ml ysuiht at tfw same time
•3PIU«3PJBtWBlKi
d auyoo*
| out of the bettor. I'ulnam Kepublicau*
l should ileem It an honor to tiie tow n l<v
1 have a representative at tlierr National |
i on vent ion.
.
.
—KmtW ToortelloUr and tharte* Ry
an 4Mi Monday in Homii/n.
— 9. Mi Ua/./urd, of Newport, R. I.,
ha, been tlae *«*«** relative* *n ,h'»
inf
-%4 &4tm W thw ItafKW.
will hold. % v*kt Ml* In me
•damp »U*re.d,'VK|»jyAJ.l>*tl
.t to.4 o’t-WWr.
__ tw York,
a m+mvir Zi. U» «fffcamrnond,
Knowlton * {*#, the elly Mon
.Jay.
-.J.tat of lelldra rejnaniing at )he
'u^nafi l*oa» Office for the wwjk efi.J
in.
Ham
in jj Apr! til:
I.adie*—Mr*. John Nowell,
(ientiemen—Frank Anpigman, W
Uagne, Kd ward Mansfield, Hi
Richard.
* Yfefcafer la oYkIKUM#
•Men'a Aaaoci
Inch l of III
Ymd for
>aona Bui
,la now we
[buNlnm men hivini agreed to join Ui(
• Association. The more of such «**o
1 elation* in small cities the better: they
|can act promptly on an emergenty:
• they unite rlilriri* In eldne affinity and
Ithey create a public spirit to promote
[every measure that will add prosperity
• and attractiveness to their city. They
lean each lie a help those of nelghbor
' inir towriH. In fact they are a necessity
if a city Is to I* cared for as a good
[ home Is cared for by it* owner.
» —The Hartford Business Men’s As
sociation, at its recent inyeting, Ulsrjus*,
[cd • In* ijnes!ion of taking action to get
•a fiaiM-iiise, as an kidejieiideilt conipa
>ny, to build a trolley road between
[ H si I ford and Middletown, if the New
•Vvr!:, New !! :s ’.V o .* Hartfotoi •»•«• •
, roml company did not is-gin n|*'ratini:s
[to Imilil kiicli a road, ns they had jme
• miseij i<* do.* A risirfg vole w a» l tk'en
Ion ftjt* jrnjgibsitibn, >md e\tlS injni
[ stisal tip to ex press his approv at. N *
•thing was -aid alsail outside eo-oj*ia
i lion and assistance. One of the mcm
| Is'rs said Dial lie and u ilnxi'ii olhercit
j/ens were al the o|»'iilng of llie Staf
ford rspnng* trolley and Uo leU Unit the
line will tiling much business to Hart
ford, l ids Is simply cause and effect,
if Putnam slmuld buliil a trnlley line
isaulloel r.pfitigs,sls>ul twenty miles
distant. It would tiring tr> this etty a
goydiijeal of trade, ly go on increasing
■Jb to lisi |«r ceil! uyear by tbr rapid m
O/cgse of |srpuUdion trod industries on
the line. Tliat is Imw tlie Hartford
Business Vleu'a Association roasou in
building I ml ley lines to Middletown
: ami Stulibrd Springs.
M at C Hall t
There al Itanlati.*- of llle
elite uf t>•*- fitt at this tC.ofth J|hIt,
gi w • lit '* *ld ftilow- Hud,*ii M^fniav
e\fuiufc. . |
•'Tim l him)' of;
Marlboro, Max*., luruudicd • HM con
ml anil MteeMenl inuaie far dam-lug
The hall wa» prettily decorated.
Nearly uik liundmj (uu|ilm partiei
iwtrd in lite Orand March, which »»i
Itil by Mayor John J. Mmarry and
Mia* Mail it) Tigne, of lianielaon.
Israel Pa la— School Eattrtaliatal. ’
The daw. ul liatri, of the Israel Put
nam School, are to (tie the play «»U
tled “KunbonneU,” in tlie School Hall,
May Mb, at 7:.'W t>. in.
TU* oast of character* I* as follow*:
Mr*. Ilutlertield, a practical peraon,
who take* summer boarders,
Kli/aU-th t’ornwell.
t'liarllna, her 14-year old daughter,
l.oltlc lhamond.
Mil.lrt-il, her daughter, Klsie Mouse
Mias Trypliena Sanford, poat-mUtrewi,
4.11 ad v* Farmer
\in-s PhtW^an.a friend o( .\fr». Butte r
Mis* Malvina Spinney,
Florence th>\
Mr*. ( rannon, I Ur >lim»l«r » wile,
fVtt\C lirimmoml
Italic ldhhl.
Mr*. Pendleton,
i .Tally* rox
Kuih U l tumor.
tit'rlrude IVrry.
liun t'luli, itomII; or
aii informal shoot at the
last Friday,
wind amt the
memberaf
t IW I has in
cfwaaad W »
The lAllawaugan Oun flub held a
khool on USh l'jftiKiAinS>|k-Sliiini^ [Vlo
Twelie shooters tool ^artT The sewn**
were the smallest made for some Urn*.
A gusty wind aud otlier capdttmug in
terfered much with the shooting
Tiie «h>v»er* al I eiyoyed them selves
m did the many kjicetator* who were
|HCMBt.
In several of the events good aeorea
were made. Tiie regular event* called
for 1UB targets. These tggjtiot entire
by ala of the
Tiie heal wore*
lVrry, F. E.
of l>aniel*un,
Naauri,
gan.
this
F. K. ftitghHl. l>r. b arren amt 4u
ll»» Nason ail a|>|>eared with new guns.
nS'uVml^ltip of IKoHuG'haxIi^T
increased to g».
Coelertece of UfptpMKl
The forty-sixth Annual Meeliefc of
the Windham < 'oohftnw of * ongrett*
■Uenol <2iurcti«H will tw h*M wi|h the
Chotch a( l^fret, or. Tuesday,1 APril
anti. Th* fdllbwinjf m tlie program
10.46 Ilevotlonal (Service -
11.00 Organization and Ku<ine^r
11.Mr The Church and the Christian
Knduivur HocAe&y Rev. J. M.
Ix.wdenl) I).. Providence. Erec
tor of Cniled (Society of < . h.
II..'16 The Church and Iw (Sunday
(School. Miw Ada H. Kinmnan,
Former (Slate (Supl. H. H. Teacher
T Training,-)fa*u. ’ /
42.00 The Congregational Murad ion
HodeUr. fcv. Kdward 8,/Tead,
Boa ton.
2.00 Buxine**
2.16 The Church end Mid-nonary In
«t ruction. Ml** France* f*A\ alaley
(Slate Hupt. H. (S. Teacher Training,
2 ai^Th* t ^Turch and It* Boy*. Re*
ik I>. (SargenMtytnaru.
giliott F. TaF
3-JU
hi’* (Supper.
Kach church U entitled to two nw
gates beside* the Pastor, but all olhea*
•re cordially Invited to attend.
Reaolatioa*
Preamble and resolutions adopted <t
the monthly meeting of the trustees of
the Putnam fjaving.s Hank, held M<»
day, April atth, A. !> l’fr*:
Whereas: Hy the death of < larendrtn
M. Green, a fellow ltu»lee. in ihe I’uJ
uaiu Saving-* Bank, therefore U- it
F&sdrTed: That "a- « tribute to the
memory of our deceased uswsiiate, w*1
direct that hi* name !*■ entered in the
■ nil outer* Of rfur regular meeting, with
regrela at Ihe removal from our nmfc-t
of one who enjoy*.**I our re-ja-et and
kind tv regal*l*>. '
lie sallied: Thai we spread u|mu oQr
record* A OOpjr Of lb-, resolution*, a bo
a copy to da* furni«heil to e.-ch of ‘itir
hseai new*pa|a»rsJor |iubliealion. t
cue CI«sHr»— K„ — rll Jistlge. ’
“Prof*, (.gorge l-aild. a d-liaikfjg
and wcli rlresoa-d "|-v mi-*tf -> years
ol*l. who w as arrested in I’ ■ - nlence on
1 Friday. eharge*l v* ith e- iHinmg nmij-v
under falsa* pretences, from Mrs Mar
tha K. Kvau*. o! this city v* as brought
nack lie re r*Alurda> Iteftwi the efly
court lie plc»*le<l not guilty, and veil'
locked up lieing unabk- to give Iannis.
Mrs. K\ ans met Prol. l-atklor Allicrl
Matn. as *a hia rich! name, m New
ii«ni|ishire, having leeu-eparled from
her husband und hltle sou tor some
years, ,mdwanted a reconciliation, ami
l.adil screed to Jt-ring it alaiut, claim
ing he batt fnrh' by which he could
accomplish it From lime m time she
|iaid him V ariou* sums of money until
amounted fwMIM. Sin* complaint *1 of
paying so much kKlhuul result*, lull
lie kept putting her dTagying there
would I*' ail liv aus family ratpuon Ai
last she l*a-.mu* sati'lnd she eras U ing
fleeced, and by ad v ice a tray*'was set,
altM li resuin-din hia arrest asJdsited.
A setUeunsut was elicited h^vn-en
(he parties on Monday, ia onhs^ln gel
within Ihe jurhuikiioa of the court, all
tiie tsiunts were withdrawn, agccpi
that charging |Ladd with getUoK fen
from Mrs. Kvans under (ah**' pretences,
lu which he pleaded guilty, and • line
and costs of tsULdU was iwposrd. w Inch
he paid and was discharged After
greeting lire ooerl and <dl|(h'ra very af
fably, he liuru#ii away tu gated a train
tor Prov nk-nce.
Tuny ( amiuorati, who caters for the
ganged laisirers working at White's
craaatng was before the eourt Monday
moping lo answer a charge of selling
twrrtgi Katderkimtday. The only u li
nes* h> testify against ibe accused said
lie had Unigtit two bottle* of beer on
Sundajiof Ute defendant, kx which he
paid him ten tenia. On. <rasK-e\aini
iiMmmi be admitted tifU_-fcr had pre
-*-" _ —5—*—* and
'atn moral i
men and
ijre. The
nee of a
led, suf
Helenl to prove sale, and dismissed the
-roar - ‘ftie- indwa aaid, huaieinn. Hi ll
lie wauled live foreman of the construc
tion Work to earefuTlVeTtplain, to the
caterer the laws governing the sale of
Ntiuorin This Hta*r,-*nd «ue(l Ver as
The workmen haW1t>> th#lr*bwn con
sumption must not be »i>ld lolhein. He
wanted to give fair warning before any
artestn were made. - -s
° N a ■ cr
A ad AT Mama.
Quells alnuyajrta#** pea a familiar
[ fde ou* ffretrt i5|l *^W|nllv less wel
come is the sight of aonte oh.leet asso
ciated with one* uatlve couutry. Some
igupie uaaar dlav-over their patriottam
hattl their- catch sight of their flag In a
stmaga land Mr. Saatael Ooa found a
bit s*f tha l nil ad Sin lea «a U.ua*M a ad
telia about It In -Arctic Sunbeams.’
White vlaltlng fVterbof ww wore
rowtd out to a fairy talaod on the
take. Then the guide took ua to an
oak about thirty fee* high. Un,M was
a t>raas plate tcci* taring tbe*f*ef that
the tree graw fro*W ad leWn -hken
from an oak by Oaorge Washington-*
grave and sent to the Etuperor Nteho
iaa Tha ties was mail grown ami
thrifty.
It was eurt-ma to art hoar the name
Washington was spelled In Hnsatau I
do not know the Kuaaian type, but this
ta Hie <*a real an-ro».b to it I can
make: ,
ftamultnnolla.
■ asked i tV guide to apell and pro
outline it. and ho said:
— \ ».sli». i.n.a.inmar --—
The
Scrap Book
,11 ht-rr. nit I***'
i ««*tl lenient work
woman. *tr.” tb*
Why Ha W*» Th.r.,
-What t,rm.Kill .'
the < bitag
*r a abed
"I married a ti'»
Drtanner gr>>atied ,
"Ah*, and ahe wan no domineering and
cxtratagunl tb«l it dro»e .t«u '« d**
perate count*. ebV
-So; tbt old uouiaa turned up.
THK RfcGiMKNT OK OOt>
i„ry nuon In the Quarry. »«rr> >ol)<1tr
on the »hore, _.
gv«rr »no<br.»n In !h« foraat »'«n •»»*
men at the oar
«^<mI and draw in* * • * *
Ur>« aiAAf.ea *cud vi®**^*** aoa.
All the dun) rank* of abor In }h« feg;
»» ent of OcwJ
ISfcrck toward » Is 4n the
la*4 hla t*4M*da luepu ft
H#r..n 1011 I* bo.) *tfvl«. f»t'tduj nor*
tf prala* »ri<t pr»'ir
TV* *» On*.
A new le-made doctor daahed into the
Kwifi or bin iogn! rrfwi. **rtaHi»mg
“Or«t tut'l 1 otd man! CongratUiat*
tut: (Jot » patient at mt: On mj
wav to aee* htoi wow
Whereupon the legal Hghtto-bc a««P
p*d hit fria-ud op the hack. *a)lug.
•In lighted. old i hup: ' Then, after a
alight pan*1*!, ho added, with a u1) gtin
Su\. lot mo go with you. Perhaps be
haul t made his »ill.”- Ladies Home
Joijnuai.
A Mark of Gerwuft*
A £<-utloiii:in sio|»!K**l nn HrcluVvvt Oi»
tfu*
"4f<jo*l iuynooK IUv *irW^H* t Min ,
**AVo >«>ti UmikiUif <'f j
■•No. I stop}**(1 VO'! i • j'. rt‘ if y*!i
-fAkr- *u.n mhi info v«*ir QflUfi* J,s
an apprt*! it ** \\ th training i flunk to
vtoniti x»inr d;t> |*i *r\-•* a nm&Urfkxiit
art 111 net."
• If,» |i. a «Vl'i\Ot x>Hh* l» IK tlO *
“T- twifV - r
Jus: Hr •l.-sirii»»(i h ^ar»l« ft fot^ <Tftr
ttvo/" '■ *'-u
‘•uvti. \ctKf! K there fetnnrkanlo
aU>ut ip" «lld t>.e urrhTfbvf 'nuia
lit-ntn
• Why. sir In* designed tUal gawlen
for him! it c<Wt
To the Bishop s Taste.
| !i<‘ nf*• l*i*diop Oic^H <Mi one of Ids
visitations $topf*»d with an
old fri nd at Si-wain*e, Tenn.
At supper the bisbop said be would
bav# nothing but a dish of bonny eiale
Ur. a* Utile nutmeg sprinkled over.
There ain't a bit of nutmeg in tin*
hiiiis* . ' ♦ \ iatimst the maid when tin1
r» • < st was repented to her
“l»ear int1!" said the hostess. “do
to Mrs l»ariitifftoH. n**xt door. and ask
her to load me ft nutmeg."
Mrs lhtrlmgtnn also was out of tint
ma*
" i hen go to Mrs. Harding on the
other son then bring the bishop the
dish <foi« ki>
'ITU* iiost«*ss kept up a rapid Hre of
bri^lit talk to < over the hianis in the
s**i\i«o tint]’ the maid appeared with
the desired dish.
"Uluii an addition i* a little spun
kke of Biitiues! said the bishop
“What a hue relish it given!”
When tiM» good guest had retired the
mistress said to tk? maid "do to the
grocery store the first tiling in the
morning him! get nutmegs, and return
the nutmeg to Mrs. Harding uud"
“Itut Mr* Harding was out of nut
l|»egs too *
“Then where did you get any':”
**l was dat wornfe<l dat I des tnck
a Witnden ton.* He to a ole sh<*e buttonei
an’ grated it on “ - IJj>|dneott*s.
Twerdieaufn or Tweeoiedee.
Joseph ( haiuberhsiu who tit** guest
i of honor itt a dinner la at) Important
elty 1'he mayor presided. ami when
! iulTee was liefug arm ml the mavtx
leaned over ami tuit'-hed Mr Chamber
lain. «aytbg. "Shall we let the people
enjoy tlieios. Ives a little longer. or had
| «• U tter have jour tyx-m h uo«
He Guested Right.
A one mine*! umu entered a restail
rant atttl vented blmseif next fn a dap
per little other |ienptes business man
The lattdr noticed his n*l£hbofs left
*le«\e hanging loose ami kept eying ll
**t a how-did u happen met o£ u way
I'ltMtlly He impiMUao one vould u»ml
M n* longer. He rIsanited ht* po«|td>n
a Mttfat. • leased hts throat and mid. *i
h*< pardon sir. hot I see y on have lost
unarm"
Tlte one armed man pkked up hie
tleeve *itb fcia right hand and peered
#B*iou*ly into it nied* my aouir be
»*<i*liu*d. looking up with great sur
"l *i heitavd tiwn right:"—
hlxwyhody'a; r • ».
' • A -.1 —
Mi • let Why.
♦Wt hlh trip »s Europe Jobneon ml
HjiSM the 8ret day out. All remedies
Were reported to. but without avail.
AM be would mutter was -Tin so 111
I'D. a*Tnr —
T~«h t you keep anything os youi
a*amarhr asked a ay mpathlalDf friend
“Only uty hand*: Only my hands"
Johnson groaned.
Varsat»ae »* MdiMakiH
Tbr (.wwp kandI* shake is eaeeoted
bj taking a fneode band and forking
it uj> and down through an arc of gft»
degrees for about a minute and a half
To bate it* nature. force au.l charm
tar that shake should ha performed
with a fair and stead t motion. No at
(amid aku d be made to g-re it grace
and nrW;. as it «ta» result is dislo
yal* the shonUler of the ek-tiia Or.
bo nwuni sbouid it be continued aft
er persptraiion <m the part of jour
friend has cetumtactd
The | end ilium shake is s!a; i*r it
character, hut moving ,s the r.ato» ,.
I
in horizontal instead of • P«r
^ndbular direction. It i* ”•«**** *
vo ir hand horizontally to
^/friend * and after the J«uP
Z » effaced r«*l»g with it from
one aide to the other ,
TUe lourubpiet shake der.re* Its
oa,.,,. from the instrument made use
of by surgeons to stop the circulation
,f the blood in 'be limb about to *•
amputated. It * performed by elaap
lIlg the hand of ymir friend as far M
Z can in your own and then eon
tract,'he muscles of your thumb,
fingers and palm till y<" bar« Indue*
any degree of compression -T01‘
purpose in the hand of y«it
Particular .are ought to he taken not
(o make use of the tourniquet shakn
, degree that II will abate the smajl
boms of the «rl»t out of their placer
It is seldom safe to apply It to gouty
K.«PPle la m heart?. ^
nrwn sbaKe vf your friend# hand. ac"
*11 b m-d-nMe |iivs»nre and
.«ud .aW«ii.M.lb>n»'«f wehiHne.
| h»* PflfT jpiev»his rdUOB :f* * pcu
m,m* im>U«q. • '-a»k,4e^»
iuvk iumI »i* omh'UviiIow inquiry after
v<mr friewda health,
‘ |be prude major »i*l prude n*h><‘r
■it imarty umnotKittaed hy bi«lt*»
Tb**y liner extend keyimd (hf flutter*.
»u«) file p>->i.1»' blnjdr Hltows y»» *°
tliMlf «ii> down '» rt"' se<oud
jtiim I'li*' |*riule minor allow* you til*'
whole of ibe ttnipw.—Charles Laint*.
Fir»t Aid.
A plry*l«-*»w was to his foie
[iliotie try a .otored woman form«>il.y in
(V nonHT,.,. or Ills wife She sail tier
youngest ybiid "ils il1 a
-What seeiiis to' be'tft'e trouble.'
sKisl the ih".or
■■[loe 'lie done sWUlletv'd a Pottle of
lit:7 ’ v>.
I ; i f. oyei there iu a short while
I. M‘t* tier flare foil 00110 a 1 irtllillg
j#r lieriV, . '•
■| ,|i.iie gif lieI tiller iiieceji o' Riot
in' |,a|n 1." sail the aoiuaii doutit
i,: \ ijiiinwr n.fTifv .innnrat.
Footing the Lawyer.
XIV Marc ii tfwiilwmirt' «M t<* a
faWT.'!“ .if . dinner! ’T\x‘ofi|d like ViMir
,j. ..i ..u..u.T point 'of iaxv: An
‘‘in . i.f i,,!in> lias a peacock, and lust
Call H g": into •* tn'lgabor's garden and
J.u,l an ■ tin i‘ Hu* neighbor claim*
t-il the eua. mi .It- claimed it as xvell
.uni lit,. rn«, iia \ e been fighting and
gipinhh) ng ,ixoi' tin- mutter ever since
V or, sir. what is tlii* laxv on tin* piles
tion r
"It i* an oa'.x pttestion to settle.'
said the lawyer. with a patronizing
smile. Adiniltilig that the egg "a J
laid on tin ueighlior's ground, tli *
Heiuiilse ite\ert;leles's litis no claim to
it unless !;,* ean prove that the OiYfter
,,f the ldrd took no steps to prevent it
from straying In a precedent cr e”
“Kvei se me. hat this case lets eo
precedent ''
AX . y i know more hi v than 1 do
XI.a'- I iitiity.er distinctly a piece
dent i i“e x. la .
"vn. xon don't."
"XVhat do x ,ei mean?'* exclaimed tit
lawyer angrily
"I mean Unit xml never heard before
of a fun: ,,"k 'ayintf an egg." was the
solemn reply
Th« Indignant Juror.
A judge, disgusted with a jury un
able to rein h an agreement in a per
fectly ex Went ease. rose and said. ‘ I
discharge this jury."
One senaitive talesman, indignant at
what he considered a rebuke, obstinate
ly faced the Jndge
“You can’t discharge me!” he said In
tones of one standing upou his rlghta.
"And why not?”
"Hecanse.' [minting lo the lawyer
for the defouse, “I’m lelng hired by
that man there:”—Everybody’s.
The Obliging Specialist.
A famous recently received
the following letter:
“l>ear Hir I have had a bullet In my
thorax for eleven years. I am too busy
to come to New York, but hope you
will come tlo'vn here with your rays,
as m> cape should be worth your
while. If you canuot cotue seud a
pio ket of rays, with instructions as to
us«. et?.. and I will see If l cannot
manage to work them myself.”
The specialist, replied:
‘Thnir sir—l am sorry that my en
, gagemcuts prevent my coming to see
jou ami that I am out of rays Just
\ how. If ywusanoot mow to ,\tw York
yourself, scud me your thorn* by •*• '
ww*,s.ai)d i will do the best I can with
It.”
, V 1 1
Rtccnuctfr.
' S.1 long as mother is wiping that I
1*hoold.*uirri you, pap* easily be
won over.”
Kr pi- l,did not know the women
..foili alwjjja'rule in your family.”
Char>«abl« Gtarga.
"iUil doubt u 1 sliaU be happy
with Georg*. i fear be i. deeepUe#
tlarliu*. what do you mean'-"
th* wot her Bait'd.
"*‘1' m*UiUia* Jou know that collar
I'tt ha gate me for Christmas? Ha
Mid he pakl *as for It. but today l saw
its eisct counterpart for $5,”
“t* Lu‘ “** «***•” w*d tbs mother.
*!tb trus charity, you rnuat remember
< w ' cry re itfb'Us George la fo
d^iNed!, be bought the pin at a church
Susalymy Fam.liaa.
Two little children <*, nklll| ^
^r'OM ,haT ^‘'ada Z
ss;,,"” *■“*■ - '•“*
-ZZZ,i?rr1"*“»
,he nsaed th. ^
■SS5*!
“You uieau the tap.’
"It doesn’t natter what ir«
so Ion* as it’s properly
So the young tu«u
found his way to
of the great
pert was doing
the young man watched bin
miration.
“l)o you use any
for those tricks?"
“Topi, air?" sail
your, pardon; I see
%qu mean, the bobbin,
the ordinary kind that «r«
So the young
agd had U.put (1
inf account and
said
set of the now mine.
•‘Vou - mean' the
wife.
“Tbe man at the shop mt i
replied the young mart Hereeiy.
“Then the man at the shop
know wlirtt he was talking
said tit* wife', with colil iUst**
rend a lending nmole In the
per this morning in which Tt »
ways inferred to a.s the cyihuftr*
"Well." snlil the man. "I thfak
Slid,you’re wrong However.1
Iieen playing the game fur.de
..fortnight, ami he's Uniutl
just step across and ask
s He ,“topped across and in
tttes caipe back ilesiuimljim.
"It's not called i; cj lijjilef. yttj
■ Muf. -exlM'il a buhtiiu . U>toaj(j
dial>le<-;Sstit.Jy'e *iaKa e<-fitait)N|
, f&e flays lie Iie4put«rto ike-4tpt
S-1»||. aeut he's ..never- lw«nl Ij
4iiylhij*« else,"
hhvn he iti«, a>!
which had come with the..Iml <|
tirst of-them )*eg>n. ''i'laqe-jtavf
on the. ground.” i
The y<«hi? man laughed tantu
and said that this let lain uui 1
ed that it wa»i at any rate. » w
to It Liu that he knew the. who*
pow aijd that there was uu*h'n«j
it could possibly lie called
Vet vyhgy he came in froai bad
half hour's practice he observed, tt
wife. "Well. I cun t catch tbe 4u
thing anyhow."—Barry I’alu In W*
minster linzette.
A Hundred Year. Ago In Okie.
Incredible as it seems. Cleveland^
present metropolis of tbe suite aidj
of tin* great cities of the country<
not incorporated as a village untilS
aud had then a poiinlatiou of u»t»
than dlHJ peuple. though Us wit
made it prominent iu a unwii s
Tlte entire coiumerce of bake Ere
to 1812 w as carried on by nil «
schooners. .
Cincinnati. already important. u«#
not yet incorporated. coutsiund m*
itOO dwellings, a good oourtbsusel
jail, upward of twenty store! aai*
aD otd description says, "the 'it**
lintnchen of mechanism are cUTltfl
with spirit, industry of every tln4|
ing duly encouraged hy the fit!**"
in likely to become a considerable■*
ufaetufing place.”
Until 1811, when a steamboat <
for the Brat time launched oo tliefl
river, keel boats propelled with P#
left UlnehuMiti for Pittsburg every *
week*. On account of the lad*11**
outlaw* who tnfested the 1**E*
trips were dangerous, so the *
were provided with bullet I,rwf.?
ers and carried cannon and
arms.—Ohio Magazine.
A First Lesion In Dlploiwg' >
The state superintendent Of W
schools of Maine recently re<W%'
story of his early life, "hick tl*
nel>ee .lournal prints. He* UstiWW
membored. he said t« •'">
NalM sehoolina'iiins. Ids rtrs’ . •
school.1 It was hIso his broth*1"1
day. and they occupied sesP
the,aisle from :&aeb other »
It teas In the afternoon ®V?f11 *
.voiiog and pretty teat her caiu#’*
seat, phwed iter, hand o« u|.f *
and asked, "Don't you love “>*.v
i U-;.c ainmit frightened *
t'-,Was. almost frightened o°t .
n its, hut 1 managed t° 1,j0k ul>
"Ho. ma'am," I replied. , ,
“Bo. nta am. I repneu.
She than went to tuy hroidef;^
ly a mass tfto-al*!*- and asked
some .loestlon, to which l>« ssl
’ **'Yed. nia’tfm." -,ir»v
Joft thii readily Iniagin* 1"gj
11“
»» got the rainlus^ from^^^g
dud ug , $hgt .'iocui» ,«d aghooL ^ ?
•ot I pounded out of my hr#rdr ^
I forthwitB nuido up
whenever 4Mt *tuerttoa ***
again I would always reply: ■ ,
"Yea, ma'am.
Ham* #f Tok»y ,
“The gr*nt**t grape
hi tb* world" to the tK*
8m Joaquin county. Cat- Th
yield in Fra wee to 2.7 tons " ' ,
The average for Callfornt* ■
an acre, wblt* that tor »**
county to Tour tons an »'~rT^
the center of thl» district. WJJjj
year grupe* to the value ol 9 ^
As only tyro-third* of !b*
yard* are aovr tn bearlug >t
that their yield will soou
an acre, almost three time* ™*p
other region In the world
Tokay to thw great i-odi .y*
temtier last year the town t*» ^
ramir.it, tasting three day*
tow n being decorated " ,
gram awl the ******* .’syL
tooth* where every *trp *
of the grape, from making * __
a rtne to loading anJ Kl"*
Illustrated hj the actual «

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