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EVAF0PATIL3 FRUIT.
%j flut FV t f,..-./ *1 u» a* D.ipo*»d
cf o"4 *• • Profit.
Tb* 4tu»un«! f»r fnii’s Hi vnrlo n
form* i* i:t<i i - risf l.:k»> Hi * 'vrMl
fad. ft Btt) t»Hi *- » mim*4 flu* pro
of a *Mi'f 1 h<*rf I* In ftwy
ovtrfianf '» ^ fru*t that I* fo*f
t**.•aww If I** k**p! for tin* mat
fc<*t, but if < nrefitbv i*r«|Mirii#* 1 by «?i«
of tin* ielffiHtt*' |«rt* ft " ff!
for thin* nttd th**n rnwy I*4 df*
of at n profit The pro* ««* uni-f
I** » jroo-I nfir, however. Tin* A inert
run AgrtcultUliftt tell* how to put up
r
rvAroiuTijro rr.iiT
i munll iftiint for eviijtorntlnjf. If
WCUtjr < out it in hint* «*tiui for tluuo* who
«Io n it w'»h to fruit *n i'liiImral** n
iiutMiur
"A roil1 i>nl**nf !y nrrnngMt our kl'n
!or noil plan I* vliown Ion
will*,'" mv* tin? iitogir.lliu "Tin* *<pii< o
W. ilii tih l into a fnrrian* room II I>y I'i
In i nml it iiiiiii nloit amollur mirk
»noiu. m wh! Il Iho nppbo* nre pnrwl
AO nprlght Mom !»or. wbbli n!*o «'*rvoi
•<t ari i lotnlor for mining tin* fruit In
tim M-umnl floor, la plmml in llii* limBi
■-J f. iotiil iikiiii V* i||v|ili i| III n I III
flnr wnv. Jhi* k.Hu Iota tin* minte ill
iiion*!ou« m* flio fiint.li I- fo on with u
rnpnity of ~r, to lilt lit." io ta of un
fiami fr*: *. I u.t'li filling I .It* work
room on Ili!-1 floor roi ‘ out Iho **il *u
•Till Ihu lll'por f .or! I*ill of tin* Itii -a -her
The (tritul null to it So I ! 011 from the
I un 1 111 n’ 0I1 In I It ; 11-1111 •ova 1 :
Jf Il I
Sticli a fiulhtlluj tint v In* r ,i i-oii
•trneitil Hint it will in* UHi’fiil for
in.itiv iithc 1 purpo* iliiitug IIh* min 1*
of ihu war I hit u that for wliiili II I"
primarily Ittieiile.l lu • iiimiruiHng
tltlia till* •iii'ii* p'lit-i .ll prlui ip.i *1 HU'
omuiI. whether iho •*vu|H-ir»tt»r la n
♦ mail mu* wllli olil.t 11 nlugle kiln or mi
ihn or rn or
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sat isf.n tot v kiln
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A kMn roll
mmlo of frl.it
iitioo iihmsi or
* «• . 1«- if • i| it! t«l
* that 11*<* fruit i
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m «!< * Ira
itii tni!
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u*tt in nvi'ivi’ fist nil'..' iin- tli>"i ”1
till, (ui i.si v I-.H.III I'l'M.I lull slnmM
in- uuiiir r-i n . ii.t int: Hie l>< 11 ii>
Ktrittm of Miunll t»i***Hliu m i*i tl*** l*xs** *'f
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fcidi- '|| ii'si* * .i it Itt* iipxiusl ur * I * is**. I
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Dm** in- r*i- ill Hi* l Sin h i.'iitrol l~
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**lf tlx* »*\I*t * I it *i- U I II * U* li*lll*l
if* V tlx* «*. * - f ■ ' *' * 1""
may tv»*ll I*** |.lnssl«*r**ti **t
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p.1|H*| to
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of Kli \
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k iiu *i
sparo hofWooit tho
it*.* llOitf
t it no
■••rt* ln-litW ti|f
I with it it ah
wo thiu*. iiu* to
mPiMioit %vlH h; til |M I r ihm tf
til*4 V fill* Mldll nl of unit a • fulfil* I It I k
fe« thus Ih1 -1 <. i - • t h jr tho luat
mill iti‘ liM**! ^ it*. *’t'i Ivtli V «‘f lllO
Ufa fit Tin* In i*. ht i*t tl»* w ti!* of i li»*
kiln afoovo tin lit In* iloor Ih*
ttulfii iotit to (aM iiiit ah oitoirlint to
work on tin* fits r «ouvonUmly mnl
with < omlori
"Sonio moans for the os* aju* «»f flu*
• !r I liftm with moU:uro from tin* fruit
t« o**nr> TbU ma> In* pro\ hl«**l
fi r to moans of an o|*ouln*i In (ho roof,
or rt oit|Mtlit>|lko \*oiMlat«r maj Ih*
built. tho «klo« of w hit li shotiUl ton
Hint *»f slato |»la* t tl so t hov uvorhip
ono artoihor ns In nit ortlhmrv window
bihut Tho kiln rt* or is loimtrtt* tiHl of
»trl|t» osjms tailly fur l ho pur
Knob rtm»rs aro go no rally matlo
of pijibir <»r iwtsswntHl strips throe
right h« of «u In* h rlh* k ouo lu ll
w ulo on tho lop »urfa<o ami on* half
Jin h wMo on *bu tiinlor *hlo In lay
in if tin1 (h»»f t lu*M* strips «rv plaotHl
•norchth ft* wno fourth In* h apart on
tho upfior mnfm • Thu mak** th*‘
•pare M«w»a tlw*t»i w »*lor on tho tin
suit* than *»n tin* upj* r as sh*»wtt.
thns Nllintittf fho stim i parthios i»f
fruit whh h w»*rk il**w n Uuwoon ttiotn
to 4r {* ttoiwiKU 'vl?t»out i I* ^i;ing tho
i6tt*n otsins; »pao**s “
Herr i* RelnT for VVncB
s Hrsv, imitM1 In V< « \ "k,
1e; i .! . >' • -
tm* lor n * Isis,i-.i «’>l Vusti.i tan !
lA-nt. It 1% the m»tj <*rutn tvtmUl.-i j
fu;v* fetuakf weakitiMw* and 11.«»-U
*c!f Khhuy Bladder and Irina;. j
tmubte*. At all jhu«W»i« h> »«»»>• j
{<t (t» Sunri* Free. Address. The I
< ... .L Uuy.S.V.
Ask »ur Alien'* Foal F*»c
A |s.m der (<tt swollen, Ured,toot.smart
l »j. fnl. ptnUUde sent free* AW# tree
a iaijde < f the KwH Kisf sanitary > >rn
l*a.l. it iut> lAtrulloti Add re*-. \ >u
t*. u.ittiu I, lA'It'»y , N. V. -
I
THE U? TO CITE FARMER.
Hcwv He ' • urt a Pmftng
Tli#* t*r* to •«,* font:'*r know* fbo
riiltsr **f N-h'* t?;# t » *!•.?«' If«* kiwwi
f?|.|J t*o«r i|# M ?-.** ViitliW »I
r dab- J ‘ rn.-* ii-'r-itl *;«**
fH si tint” it -t ! i ‘ Pf X"*!j s|/«
jff, t • J * v i.f #1'#» *fr*oti ■»
h<dd un » h mv of fh** puff*
t; --#^| j <'an« i. t fid * *■ > fn/v.
jir** '■ 11' i :u; ■ ftlift OR<*
fan>H ; mud .** ** -iviy r |**ri
n)«'Tit* isk ?» fho'*p ■ I I* c*n.
!!♦' r. *t !.■*•»'• o*» f , ^ *»td d* "
fr;it wufT tit ft** t«»ok f ir :«*r. rMi* <!«»•*
til* u flf o fo “ a to f!s • oolfrtf* P ’»
fr-mra'ii. for, «!' *• !»<* ?> ; ii ***t f* P <*t
f ir fti# «tn !*- j • of ntfi i oltnrr, j **t he*
kiion ^ fliK i' ♦* fi m I* ■* «»"t * «»ft »• find
pfM*r rnti • •tin* v fi 'ti atgrif nittirr dial!
I*v re-dtim I to it riirid «'!*•»'“. will''ll
nh ii It h1 iron" • I b> a «|(* of rut**.*
mid In v. « a* ;in* * »*« !i x Wmi* »•** hh# -1 *#» m
i*tr.v. Mid I hr Hkf
'flit* (if> to dVt* fxrmrr ha* Hm*
tmjtro - “d fM‘ini ff P l‘ t find to
xnvf liono-p » <*r mid to do limed “IW
t-N*nf work nltmi* korp# Moon In f**r
fwt on! t. f?<* d <**• ii jt ««• »* a plow tli.it
vr|!| no' ai't'Mf i» *r ran flint N dull fior
0!iff* erlrwo* n Iji»*dmoot f« rv h that
til rot* hon*#*** i ■ t '• orh binl to do Mm*
w ork wbb h f \ o • «» 'd <• .adljr do wllli u
low properly n * m -1»•<! 11“ tm l**r
•flUld5- f?*“ ; ;•? |»:i t»f f/»!*< <• fo It ft
h-* f irm nt:i(*hh <*r*. fli »f t’o* i'r<*at
• t fimoitot nf wo, i»«n*oni|dt*»l!“d
wjtli fit#* “XfHMidif?»;n of powor.
WIm- i Id fnrin I*>*?#!<>* id ; nro not In
tl«»* h:* « f!u* i n«»*! !> »i'^“d If It N
pf ?»> d » ro a f • dollar
^ r g'Hi idimf Into wfti<!» n t n »o»l v Ih <*
d . - f.'irili % i I r d I v fi m; ’
#»• i r> time* 1lu* Ii-ji!*i lx t;’ mHt lira! lx not
profit r» l»lr
'I - itpfn <!,■ f* r it! r p.'i ! \* drlifx
\n> tl,i» !c r » I ‘orf * nf f’o*^ • |4 ffi#-*
oji* Ii • ns* to '»• - * I 11 ‘ * t.nowfi fti.it
#• t !» i-rop wtd '» t!i" *H »«•' j j tnkox
f u ft • ' i * i * * . r »r j‘-» frrfttlt.v rt in I
f! t ittdf • J -n f- , > mfnrisrd f'»
t • wt.il If (it *»i • »- ! o'-il v •» dlwtn
l- ln l / rop > |m t; v.'i v i ; *fu! ymr
l»y * «* r to j .m* f » Id ■ Irttid tliat
; ! t! > • I i !| * ' • ! * » It:• - “•» f i OIM
it, Ilf* !.»!•••• m i , tty v j;-1% of tl <h!x.
; t i*,«* i*t.i* v.tii-*! t» ■ •*. i I ndopt v*! I
, pt I?• .,* !s I ’ •* i » If.'
’ , i, flu,t ’ i . *i j* i i d fry, • 11 • I
• ! i , lit' : • :! 1 ‘ i * f ' *»•; , \ or?*1
•1 * f«:ip:i I.V.'I ! J • n I- ii'O ‘*t I f» III*
f h i ? . I fd • or
hi) Ir d j-nhi.o.. itf *!t, worth flliont
i do.thjr
I to v. ill * ■ ?»! i b[t. d *iii t:»“
i fir ,'i: d ' • t \:t * >t■ * ■ r, f ir f !i • lo’»y» r
■an* ht Ii i-mfiloy *!».• li.ofi* v oltl
'l'!c HtiM Mi f*♦ h»to ;md f,,!, in ».*• Im*
t a-! ulTi.id f » !• y fh*’»n M * will buy
», m m • f.Hid ? i It** •* IN »v HI lalxi* it 11
Ith- f••€*(! I i* i an f«*i lit h!o< k Mid wilt
ru t hr-ifuti* to buy iMOff* •. !h*«i iioodt'd
If hi* N ' ! r ill t! tf i i .na a infill of
I In* forf II! on* loan ■ -* 1 *rn and f M*d
lot** nnd \\i-i* In fit . di-frlbidloii iij»
• *n Id* m* »d*sw nnd i i union and wN«*
til HOW|f!i: : biVlTi I ! bis f ti|’|| I * ltd
uid iri.iir.' tIm tf**of t»N farm Im*
will In fill a * * ''!» > **.j If if ft-1
t litiy I ai in a I ! !*•
An (' >• pi' t J P1 nt.
f 'V h > i i »f s\: felx
I i » . n In 11 * * r\ If in f i =1 f I vi’
m the n »* * ' •* • »»f th •
I 1 i ! "? »• ’ i l» **< Mil*1 |» If*-.
■r l VfopU »• t* |»0{Mlf*U'- Tilt*
f*‘ t*i* I ft» i«> ! m I i-fitly un i
if*. ;i t { for H.-ri’-oiiifii' in
<**«?*• > 1 mI e* on ! if.i* pti
to «* i I i««I i * I fi U, If! • ‘I|H III'!' ItlM'
Hu*x :*se !• '**«! • i,M *i 'in I more ten
l.»f I nr ji» ,H‘ • hi «• for so.-i>4 n
111ur ■ i in.! 1 I {til l HMiiilur i|l*ln*«
l } «• i tilt H? 1 of - . .Iph* Till’
i»i ml vt HI ' * * s in •; I* llnorv
• In ‘oil If 1 tl*-« I > Jn opu uu I »•*! !»'
i • * of I ho tv • I I I- e ll 11 »e*
tot ■ k. .1 n i i In- r • >*« or I'ltintp*
• f ri> I ” 1 I mmlorate
>, i • TIm* • • i t l»«* |*1*1 ?ftt*‘l
■i ».,■,]■• n f i ’• [■ • • i;* ti t 111
o\i- \\ lit- ii I •• 1 * foot fo il I The
I , m x\ * . •’ i-! • ufn*r spring
•r u ' r ■ n Pi t * * tmix ni-o 1h»
I : in I In flu* * n '«• r * it u1.' t-i 1*1**
on! |jii» .in t*\< otlenf p'*r i i
n -o I o: i!i" ' i ! . !•! '! p in! the
i , ; ip* *>. | t*e [ ’ >1 t out MV
h » !»> f Tin* 1 will jft’xiw
ilii.-l.s- am! i n: i u iloii e u*veo unit
Th© t *nK roe'm Agatn
*| '•,» u , v !• |* i| • .» • \ tie I elm
t r* * n i n; p • • « • s * *' • st*< * i*
the • ;* * < t i peH I’lui
I- Pol t».M r » \ e i-* • ”, : » i no xx •»» ill
; . w . \ x. i i ; Imt twUke
i In* « u v o I fi'i'i*. ii < ” ii't lutve «»
• I « < « • *; t*e I a *v * ' ■
•lilt t .. ? t» t»-‘ x ‘ i • *. t’»o lj'j Ml *0‘‘1V
ni- » i of vIt ■ i * P'l tin* opple t*xs'
1 ♦ .! i «! * *■ • to* lo n»'enh*nl >pr;i\
iii? *‘Ut tin* live*, mu'f l*o treiiml when
h v\Diiu Is wr\ pHi’u !■ the ivork K
o U* «*.tx* t e Hu* hmnhttK of tlv*
mink** *»f lie* five** whh verttiU'lilo* Is
•ho n11*st » o« I n1 l 'i«f*»o<l of pri'xen
Hon lhe i»p**t*» from tin* *»!.ite rx*
o :u>,| nt the ♦ oime it nt itirrhiiHiiml
»’\|*x*i iment *t • t mi liulhuife « vei x
ijreiit vaiinfhm I i the miuilwr «»f ih'mis
•mnn* ttiwtid mifrilmt \ er.x worlonwlx
itul oilier* belli? x|tiii»* in*** (rmu th*
Tlnitmlon
F*rniing Not#v
ItotiH'iol^r tb»* ln»i**rtamv of tin*
kll« bon g anion.
When iuu*tarl t* ;» ncrt-nt* po*t th«*
HoIiIm arc o I wIt It a ait)uiIon that
kUi* the «tvtl but »!♦*•' not harm the
rnv
h^khtni ^uiiomy ♦t»»e**n‘t amount
to much \ on must tla* If. but
thotv a thin*: a* U'itirf Uv
•N'OIKMlllcftl
In 11 I»t • * I the* rotate the fortllt
■ »•»■* t* iveti -j t ho v r h»h l&teh clop
ha* f* par ) •«! r rottxor iVrhap*
ih it’'* v\ h\ « \ ^ inn mi-n 1‘NjifnHv on
la ml 0 |H*r acre
Iti .f w ■ i. ' v-ho know from
*? \ .‘Ch’« *•!>*
. \|*v
Wp
jar-Vi
vv . ti
X*\r a
Mo* s Tfci?* ?
c ft ’ ^ IV* 1*n Kfwv-I t«*r
*JAirh (hut r«ee«t He »unr*l Hr
s iii \i v .\ o». r.'V.K a. |
ut->i W.%o«rs F- -I. )
iie V**t 1 ^ \r»r. «mkI IwHtn* Hiaa j
■> *H V ■ -* • -.'« * i ita** |
■ \ *h-*- i\i t'arrf t»u! *nv
si *.V M« :\ *X\ *N ,t VI i«V{X,
VVbiv'<. v---’ Or* :*-**i*% i\iX&4m, O.
* V <t • • . .. I> MW* S CHWN*
;>■ ■ v. ''.’■ir? tv? *il |V*aTC!*t*
* 1“ tvUlJjf I'.iU fc**J OV
“In Th ’•»!*■«' 1 cUvttic Oil 1* the best
Wttftij !»r that often fatal «ti- :im •
erout> th.tiien u«d with .whvw in
(Mu !u>.-i > :.>f < ,(li| \e*r»."—Mr*. U
Wbm .wrv, Mail.t >, N \
I
i he Least
Of These”
Cy LLLL JOHNSON.
*>, hy
ry
L
Hr;); shiahl-owl ait the heavy Iron
gates ctgngml Iwtinid her are! she real
Util (hat she was aetnaily within the
prison yard It w n« her firm visit to a
I eriiietitiary. atnl t!*■ oiirti she found It
coi hn f so forl.hlillriK >i< she hmi an
th Ipateil, the aftiioopliere sent a ehlll
through tier whole gtrslsh figure
lmte-.nl of rook piles, with rootlet*
monotonously Breaking itie stone. bore
were ft iwef Is.riteriil walks nn»t
swarits of softest green. Hot for the
high walla anti the barred whitlows she
might well bare Imagined herself In a
iniinletpai park or on a ntlllloti ilollar
estate
When she renelietl the iiltlo* Iter lias
kef of delicacies was consigned with
others brought t»v loyal frfetnl* for the
ilelis t.ll Ion of other eonvlets. hut the
keeper look's! curiously from the tat;
Oil her ha bet to Ik-itf s f lee
■■So II.his} hasn't hail n visitor since
he I'M Hie Itcte hie weeks Itlt'i.1 eotll
melt till tin1 man slgniiicaufly. "Are
yon a reliitlve’*1
•■Vo." rai l the girl sltnptr. “lie was
Jn-i g.srl tome when I heeded help
"JJ,. Will gl*»| to lots of folks.'
grunted the V. arilett. "but aotnehow
thev st ern t-i tiave forgotten It II** s
In the ho-pital "
*1 he > -- le t inniie a *1 g a to a trm-ty.
aril with fist Is»atlng lean Betty fol
In ■ e.| Ih ■ Ilian i'l till* illiei thill of the
o. -f.it i*fn i i ding in one wing of
wllletl was lir-iifeil tiie hospital
M -vetti't -y l-iiss of the th tllsfrh't.
«:! ■ j .;i|h* I uji III Isit. ami at -ight -if
p, .• \ --iif he smiled radiantly
I tie w'e. '.- le* lit I lain there lighting
1- ■ ■ f,,i Hie life thin he hail U'tftm
P p -i- l.a.iilr worth the *s i 1"
* \'-i . - .a bad lei*’* I 1 s-i a I hr mg *
I1,. 1 . , , of |> ilitli al liUinlihiti ni
I , two veers l«*fon* It hail re
.jnlre I Hu hit ky met) to guard the
I , If of I It *. hpsarter* unit beep
! 1... u t!:. ft t'.il of in,| ntiiiiatf caller*
I will V illiei iriiatnhil help. Intlneiilla!
[ vo i or |.i a,, s j 11 -1 tile ehatiee to
in .mi up,ip tie- powerful political
lea 1 *r
V le• n | .I ... t In* h f-s of hi -
dlstrlr!. tiding liih n r si of Iron lie
till i otr el. 1 tlie 111.11 dilne llirongli
sheer . ..I "HI power
Ills enemies li Hi wltlioul ami with
In tie* pirn (tail fought doggedly to
I ilea b Iim «w i \ tilt the Imi** hail
griltei! his teeth tin* hinder Mt each
flesh Itl mb mil Is* 1 tin the UlOlvoll
tents Into snl.ailssii.il
llul there hail mine an mil to Ills
rule, as to fliaiel all one itm 11 eolitrol
) In. npp.ml eg parly hoi seen nil the
set vires of a piilltle.il revivalist. "In
the Interest of good government," they
hail ■ vplaltie.l but the "I le * ity
knew fli-it it wits a tils*, to tit! the ills
trivl of its ill. ail 'ts 11 u h.ss It meant
turning the illslili t «ti*r to another
( 111)lie i s I,ml lull le « e vpel fenced III
Itiunhdpa! I*'a* >
WUIV 11! T_ I IT It Uteri' !!■ p Ilf fill!'
III. u l.i ' I spun lit ' otliul nn
TIt l,i . I, -1 mi I M'li-f li “x r.f pniyet
rttmc , :i:;.in:,I l.i« -1 Its Till' lilt
t, i I,U iji.it nf tin' I irtilm* In' li nt
libbed ft mi Hip ill! hill, It of w It lilt
tip hut ■ !•«•!! i”i t It,' ruff "f those "tin
: iiiihIi'iI it ui iri* d *sj ewtteli titan t It**
tit Njiii vi’f'■ from whom li»’ hail liSched it
| >«• ti'itii'i'iI'l.—1|\ In reality tin' li'i'
j when tin* him' tell could lime ,sainted
Ilia furl uni' intit lit thousand* whi'ii
Ills enemies r:m It it!' In tens ■ f tlnm
Kit IttN
W in'll In- li'ft tin' i It'll • ttrt riK'tn „l
in,Pit | '*’ tilt I Ii"i1 111' filtltlll lllllti'l'lf lace
to fit tf* ttllli i ■ r t j ' 1111 a I , Ini i _'i'< St. 'a
it Hr In" liitil aciepted hi* sentence nf
tl\i' j'1'tirn In tin j.i-tilt,• 1111itt> Stuli'
ally iiu hint in . I'*.'.',I In- ..rtlmt In
tli.—i* who 11 111 lituitnl «i|>i>11 him in
|inmperlty ttu.l p> wit t child uf tin1
strict* ttllil li I slatted in it i tin till'
water I"' Ui’t ii'f th" nttirt'liltiK flub.
*U* li'lil Inm !■ it Will'll IiitIit II Ill'll
tenant iittil tl ill, t!u> In.** without I!u‘
itlil nf fittttlii til", nr fiitn I It InflniTi't*
si :tlH tin It 1 - i 11'. 'I ttm lit', I'ii.'ii
nf tIlf ltnsiilt.il siaff it,, hail mi incur
able ilisji t■.' || probably would not
Hi u nut Ms Tilton, u
Vi't at S'k,iit nf Unity \ , nun's fan*
111, stnli Ism vanished ntot aftnr tin*
nn! ill lit si: III. nf w. .num cameii tun
(Inrun s a I nnwt pathetic
Wli.it Hi' , mi i|o,.:^ hurt', ulill.t '" tin
naked its bo airutnsl ttm Itnttil that
ulas|Hsl Ills ••Slim slims a unis! tun
for a util to come wlion only makt.g
bur eight H w nnk ”
rtiu girl laughed. but bur volow was
ehnky
“Just llstnn tn thn man! Anti I'm get
ting ton right tn this town I mail In
tho paper a Unit nUntt tour lieing sn
lonooomo" Ibo man Kmlhst grimly
So thn pa|>or» w nro commenting on tho
fart Hint bo was a deselked as woll a*
detained lonilor of mon “Amt I u«
tho ail of a law t or up boro w ho want
oit a stouogmphor, ami I came an.I
got tho plant'. I Ilko tt much better
boro than tn town And I can com*
to in' you ntns> a I'l'uW "
Moroton deponed Uata, leaned ovor
tinI I.Hikotl Into bur fact*
•'You count- up hero to bo noar
«oT‘
Tho girt nodded her head
“Ami 1‘vo got the uiepat hoarding
place with a widow. and you ought to
w bor flower U.ts
Just then a pbys tan tn white uni
form cauio tnwartl tli.'iu.
"You can stay onii tiro mluatoa.*' ho
Mid without n a ting fur tho fortualtty
*f an Introduction . cannot have toy
pitilouts tttidtiiy excited. In a few
wocks wo at,.all baie him in lino trim.
I ; . • tint ii a dot t w ,„t our treat I
that ties was hta first i;« tor
"i*r LhtiUay. this », «:« of my test
Met. da. M'ss Betty Vj
on. g can't butt u , H i t
tee! like a two-year-, :,! rlghf ovv.'
Nevertheless Utc >. ; .»• tor s ..si
Bear th* door. and w her. the hie turn- I
Ulus were up he led t«uj from the
ward.
"You can coate again. a* often as the
rules perm it. bet «to not star too h»»g "
The nest time he made the rounds
I>r Uetlssy found Moret,wi oddly
tjutet, bta fever tvi!.i.wi. hi* puis* uor
mo!.
“Itorter,* t>« said with * aml>. “that
*trl’a eotoSii* <11 nw ti»rt> K"*xl than
lift |«uf d> jk? It’* ft t" kn<»w that
there* on® |»-r«on that bisu t forgot ,
jroo “
Aim! then the your* do* tor mm that
aotuethlng more (tea an organl*- 'it*- j
en-s. was aiu g for Hit- old boa* |
heart.
“Itaagfifrr of *o ol't friend ■ be j
■ *ki <l eaaualiy
“Not mo**t»- jn*t ft kt*I I pkW up. In j
* (*■’lemeut: t>«>lc Ir**r fT"*■J * sodden
old thin* who »a« Iseitlng »h® life and
*plrlt out of Iht I titnuxl her over to
the sisters TVv dl'l the Text
Unds.iy Hii:!el. blit tie nn<ler«tood
It wax the rt l»t-* who had paid *h®
alvter* for tlie girl'* '-nr® and put her
through a h*j«lii< *« **"hool and »et her
on her f***t. saving « girlhood like hi*
own lioyhood from the alums and the
(Pit ter.
After that M .reton slowly but an rely
began to mend There was no enrhrg
the disease, hot there w as every rhane®
to proton* Ilia ife for yearn If he want
ed Jo put np the tight. And every time
that Betty Vynne came to the hoxpitnl
he seemed atroiiger for the light.
Kor a time I>r I.lndsay watehed the
case with purely professional interest,
hut gradually this feeling tse-ame die
tJnetljr persona He general!} met
Betty In the rieeptlon room of the hos
pital. lingered ronr Moreton'a Iledslde
during her stay I <«rorted her to the
•Dimnr** v ih*»» » •w*p:»rT«i.
Anil, ulrtly enough be found rnnny
•xoimumi f»ir «:?* -' with Mor*do« -find
left riling more • ***»t 'the kid’s” plucky
fight for ednraf<<»tj and s»*:f support.
Before fin* first >**«r of his ■enteno1
had passed tin- mnd young
fJtMlany’fl m*rr*?t win! on# night after
Betty had paid for tistial rail the two
men talked ft m » r
‘Mind you sin* ain't nnylwwfy Nel
ther she nor I know where sin* apron#
from So It’s >;'» ?ft yon.” said Mofeton
warning!* and yet with loving anxiety
In every word
Yoifflir l.lfifHji’. studied tin* orm k«* In
tin* door I tig f*»r a f«* v *e onds. and then
he turned r»*ai»lutejy to hi?* patient
•'Sin*'* true t»‘ne The e are not many
like her. i.o n atter wit ? sort of l*l'«d
was Udilnd her and I m going to take
rhauer* If she ll b." e in**. Atnl. *vhat
is. more, I am g 1 _* down to see her to
morrow when I «• duty
••!- it all right I’**?t\ V” inquired the
ex h **h as h** -it" I her hand temler
Iv the re\t tin. v •• eame. "Is it al
right, little glr
The girl sun • ! ’ • his anxious eyes
"oh Mr M •< m do \ mi think I'm
half g»M*l enmigh for h o’.*
“Mind flint, '■ )"iiv' irnjiilnsl fin*
invalid, as If iddres'brig an nmiieuee.
then he drew tin gir • »-e "Let me
tell yon something lh*ft> He wouldn’t
let me tell yon '« *re for fear you'd
think you owed h \ something. lie
wanted you to ove him for himself
SeeV Hilt Hr I l- .v's got some of
the f»oya startl'd : .| it looks like a
pardon. Hetty . if . .-i t tinly does ”
Sue sank on her knees tsodde the
bed.
‘ < Mi. that Is to . • -I to lie true ”
••And that me l aii. Hetty I had
some shares hi a g ‘ 1 m ue: thought If
was a dead one. hat l.hn.h ay he's ls*en
looking Into it. ! m. well, just
tile Ids* I r;Hi faki ■ >-i and Lindsay o».
a wedding trip t * Hermany I ml
say say s the ■■ in t*.- f o re W ould
do w <i!id«*rs for > . ' h nee.!*
il .ad We!i !*..•?;> Id
deed by thm titue if it hadn t las * to?
your eoiltlt-g ”
III- !i - U-il i * t«* Uieef (he slli « !!g
ey e-. <»' I> v i • ; :y
"S y I v a i i t 'here -e. net him:
Ifl the » hI .. soinew dteres about the
h a *»r !,:« I \> ;if11 to tiud that
\. *e Ids . nil# f» tea I n It I >
talniy am \ i there i> s » imieli t«*r
tin* to learn and so lilfle time!”
The F)d>'e'. C ood Usf of Word*.
T‘m- - i xinndird pi the e< r
root ii-*• of uuid? hit* U-«'ii iir^Md noon
»♦*.*• l*‘i•>* I \ I*r«»flessor I.Miujwimrx of
N " f its* _ In 11 :»rjM*i ‘s M > j. a*
Make I. I * x ir inlltif.” suys I'luli-S'.il
I • • • . - :r\ • li lt tin* Wide U a mil 1«
i i In- i« | mnntniationlly a** inneli
i . I lu* Imuru.i^ • »*i »*ur
> • .mi U-!"i to tin* hI\I'H‘lltIt »in
tan I? tl. i 'oft* naturally contain*
a- \xhkh. tfiotiuh proper at
that r . ict Sii n* ooul tvifh the
i< o? our day When it
V • •!lv!a!«*d. \X ’ll ll V :lf»
:• an i \ ; native |H'.|h»uii ivfer
*!eioe \\ e siiy. t Mir
In tbe
(tad in
latntniti
earn* ?
to exn
w hi* re
flan it \ \\PI
vour pratn.
a t w> luiavun ' Mon*
<*. , U* ill'!in* t ion foiiK.il
. (*nt «.| stwill and x\ II
iii ' tvt.mt' e da!»H*l»ed in tin*
*;*• |t f!.<t**t* ilo not alToot tin*
-- d it« prot i'durc In reenn!
v sfid m»‘t with «*\«*ry
1M t) C.IM’S HltV|lt it*« ItU
nt question and conform
xx PH It *’
I
H# Went.
Mr ! Iii'^orioiitf 1 had a queor ndv«*n
t tin* thi* H'Miiiit.ii Ml** de Muir
i with a xxx ift lilniKT nt tl)« clock»—Toil
iuh.iii \t»Mer\]*v Afternoon. I presumo.
K\<hi»mce
Why It Succeeds
Because It's for One Thing
Only, and Putnam People
Appreciate This.
Nothing run tie good for everything
IHiing one thing well bring* success.
lVtau's Kidney Pills Jo one thing
only.
They cure sick kidney*.
They e m nckache.every kidney ill.
Here i. Putnam evidence to prove it.
t laretuv 1! i’Uui. of 41 Wootfevtoek
•venue. P i n. Conn., says : "My
knowlerigv the great value of IHian'.
Kidney 1' . i- based on the expen
ence of v brother. He surfered from j
kidney complaint for some time and j
V* -.*».•! tent. I by any of the reioe
lie '• 1 lie began taking IXvan'* ‘
U i.v - prvx'urod at liresM' -
they did him so much ;
g i t! u w wild not t>e without j
~e. I know of many j
ot"i pie w ho have been cured of (
U <i y v the use of iKmvi: - >
Kidney Ih .
K -: ... « nil deale is I’rice »’ i
cents i . Milbattt to.. Buffalo,
New York. - agent fv>r the 1 uilev!
SUU'N
U.c3\\K'\--Wr tiiO ntinf1——amt
lake tK>other.
FACTS
FOR SICK
WOMEN
successful in relieving the Buffering
of women or received so many gen
uine testimonials as has Lydia E.
IMnkham’s Vegetable Compound.
In every community you will find
women who have been restored to
health by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg
etable Compound. Almost every
one you meet has either been bene
fited by it, or has friends who have.
In tne Pin kh a in Ijil>oratory at
T.ynnjiass^any woman any day mav
we the files containing over one mil
lion one hundred thousand letters
from women seeking health, and
here are the letters in which they
openly state over their own signa
tures that they were cured by Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
Lydia FI Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound has sav.-d many w omen
from surgical ojieratinns.
Lydia FI. 1’inkham's Vegetable
Compound is made from root.' and
herbs, without drugs, and is whole
some and harmless.
The reason why T.ydia F. Pink
ham’s Vegetable Compound is so
successful is because it contains in
gredients which act <liiv< tly uj>on
the feminine orguilsm, restoring it
to a healthy normal condition.
Women who are suffering from
those distressing ills peculiar to tl ir
sex should not lose sight of these
facts or doubt the ability of Lydia
E. I’inkham’s Vegetable Compound
to restore their health.
~T~i v < .>i in ..e n;oi. \ 11- noi in \ TT
J\ I f onpoon within and To- tH* IM-tri* f of
Tliominon on th 1*1 day of Jon*1 A. I* UK*
Present <»#org** ■* < roe by.
Oil motion of <;»org* K Holbro k,.*i Putnam,
( onn , A-lo'inisirnfor on tbr ltifcftatc » '■ i'e 1
M K»n*-hury, l«tf of TUoiupnon within
dUtr c» dH'ni<r«i
Thit* Court doth dCfrfe that «ix month- b.- al
lowed and limited for the creditors of said .*«tah
to exhibit theii claim- aifain*t the* sani»- to tht
Admini-trator and direct* that public notice b*
ifiM D of tht** order h> advt rti-lt g iu . n.w-paper
Fijviuif n circulation In -aid district, and bv p"-r
ittjr a co|*t thereof .on the public *»ijrn fw»**t In *aic
Town O? f‘im Ii-oti Men r« .»t thP place w ht*re tin
d**e€a*Mrd Iasi «'w>lt.
I r titod from Ornrd.
.« i t «lft, K - t • rSH V .1 iids*'
\ 1 \ < < It r 1 !-i: *r. \ ! I II*»! 1>KN
' I’ • > ' - " t (>:
Putnam .11 th»* !l?h(i.-u , t June. A I* P." *
K'igrtf t lark. . ) »!•• .d Putuuiu wiihln >m
rtd- < *»urt doth dtH-rco that -Lx nob?b«
|..rt, ,i i•,■ i | r ri. tit r* •! - . d
Admin i.-tra'-rix and dlrm* ttlwt public no?
T iw it «*t Puma'll nt*,u« >t lilt! pl-lC*1 wiipfs* t.if*
t tn ftied f».*m Kt—or \
V4 I I» * \Kl> H U K Ii.il I . I id-.
To Rent
Si\ room tonenun! on >pIioo! street,
I’nlnnm. In.| lire al lHdl >choo! -lrt*t‘l,
or of ,1 atilt*!** A Nichols, Ihuiielson, < l
J4 If
For Sale
Fort Hill Farm
THOMPSON. CONN.
Consisting of-sit) Herts and buildings,
formerly known as l>av, Sibley ami
Itaker farms, all or jiart, alsoistanding
grass, tv»>, pigs, hard wood and hay
for sale at reasonable prices, t hie
dwelling hmise furnished with steam
heat, electric light. bath room and run
ning water, for sale with two acres of
land or more.
Also house and Jr! acres nearThomp
son station and N B. Kearn s premis
ta. atu
To Rent
Pleasant room :M\ second floor of
W agner block. rent moderate. Inquire
of Jerome roiirteKoite. trustee. L^if
Putnam witmn sad for thr district
o! thataam ‘a the h dav of .*un» A 1>. h*e
t'narH, K ward t, Wright. Jattar.
i*M m&H\* of Miur.fi L Perrin, of Hartford,
t 'on slid Jr-' r B IVrrtu of w Mrt*«ter. Vtus
f of the . i* wti »ad tc^fatarnt .f John
Nlehx-l* fVrni .late or Putnam woltiu suiu
ll\
$0*9 «f IfcU ardr? fe} puMi*t-r •' n
Br» *v*P**r fea*i&4 a circui«rWtt |j| j
•no h« {^Mttejg * eo$>\ *h»mv4 »» ‘he . mKk •
m»f IR «*d tO»i of kh'ltttlt Ursrr>t I.W !
a !xre the W4s*>S l**t dweit.
i'entfewl ?■'■'**» K %»*d.
EDVJUU* \i WlibHt,
2*—i>
Smile!
And lie w»rld »itb you,
Knrtc* »nd jm «ro *lone
For ib“ cbetrfol «rin
Will Ht you in
Wbere tbe knocker U nerer bnowt
>0 ONF CAS KNOCK
Cardinal Flour
IT’S TOO GOOD.
The consumer "Pin * happy smile
••Cardiml” sells so well.
The us* r «rins ill oeer.
“Cardinal” works M) well.
Would you wear a Cheerfnl grin!
Use “Cardinal"
W. H. Mansfield & Co
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For Sale
In order lo close tire estate of Aile
Iar<l l.illev. I will -i ll hI private sale
| tin- Iront. place, coii*iting of a lot.
h -■ inti l«,i Mims, corner <>!
;rn I M;; v -! re, ts. Impure if Ivhv ml
i,. Writ I t. ' lSllf
ni-±;
Five Working
Horses for Sale
:it our I > l; !<•*• • anr Pomfret Land- i
imr. Lujuirt «»t J. \\ Whipple on ibe ;
|»r*miM ". i'll < !iild Lumber < orpo
ration, I’utinm. i!4
A A > • *t I. I -r I I • *1. \ ’ t iH «l ,|lK \ A I
Putn«iin wifi.ii. and for the dl-trict el
Putnam. !i t!it : *\.u of Inn. \ |> |9Ch.
Pres, nt P iv» ,rd ii. Wr ght, Judg.
K-rat' . f ti< •# g. i: Ihiiby, her Putnam in
Said ill!*triel tltHt j»ed.
I io u> miGnttr ji.t Frederick W *-« word hav
Ing made written apj.ii. Mlion to this Court for an
order *.ell certain t* al • state te-longing to said
• ■date and fully di'.-nbed in 'aid petUion to
which reference mat be had and the widow of
- <id deCea.'U-d haling c«»lirented to -.aid «ale Wllli
our e-ervlng her light-* of dower (herein, it in
< »rd* • ■ d that a hearing be had upon *aid spp i
car ion at the Probate oin . in Putnam on the tith
da\ of duly A. 1) l:«* at lboVloCk iu the fore
noon and that pub ic notice be given of the Time
and place of *aid btaring by publishing a copy of
ihU Older tu a new-p per pu Itshed in Putnam
at.d having a circulation in said diatr.et and bv
P0*! tng a like copy on the public rign post In
Said Kwn of Putnam
Certified from Reonpl.
«KIIWARD t. WRIGHT. Judge
60 YEARS’
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The Consolidated Railwav
effective sept. it. !9rr '
Time given lor cars leaving .
Main Street ~ *
J^emve Pctnam for \Vorce,;er and
ate stop* .it *6.07, 77.55 a. m.. hoari,
ter until 8.55 p. m. Return lmr»'iy
Hall) at 6.15 a m., and lourlv natS lit1
Time 2 hours and 20 minutes ■ :'tie tir~,* 1
Leave Putnam for Wehatcr and
stops at *6 07 a. m.. *7 55 . m.,
until 10.55 p. in. Hetnming, leave
at *6.15 a. m , 7.41 a. m. and boa
10.55 p. rii. Fate 20 cents Eitra
.csvule only hourly from 1.25 p. m.
■
Leave Putnam for Dayville an inter**
stops at x6.35 a. m. and hoorlv i-heretlCr
11-35 p. m. Returning. leave Daw,lie r.
a. m. *6.10 a. m.. Dawdle lear hnqse,
m., and hourly thereafter until 1 n.25 p'w
Leave Putnam for Danielson a! rtjg,
then hourly till 18.35 p. m. P.etnrniiif
Danielsoo at 77.10 a. m. and then houdr
10 10 p. m. Fare 15 cent:-.;
I.eave Putnam for entraJ Village
mediate stops at x6.U^ a. m. and
9.35 p. m. Returning, leave
•6.15 a. m., 7-45 a. and
unld 9.45 p. m. Fare 25
nect at et-tral Village for Moosup.^
Putnam and Providence
Leave Putnam for Providence and wi»
at 6.35 a. m- cbanirintf at ElmviHe on'
the Providence and Danielson Railway wl'
ElmviHe ,at 6.45 ant4 S.45 a. m. and
thereafter to ami including 6 45 p m. Re*
in", leave Market Square, Providence, ki*
h. m. and hourly the*eafter to j.45 j*. ..
5.45 n. m. Fare 75 cents.
•Does not run Sundays.
♦Sunday*, one hour later,
xSundays, 2 hours later.
All * »it V> >ni'* ip* c inacet at eatrt! Ts
lage with cars for Moosup
Above fable subject to ctiaaife withoutootci
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A Reliable Remedy
FOR
CATARRH
Ely’s Cream Balm
is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once.
It cleaiisoothe,
heals ami protects
the diseased mem
brane resulting from Catarrh and dr**
away af’old in the Head quirkly. Re*j
the Senses of Taste and Smell. Full sia
50 cts. at Druggists or by snail. Liquid
Cr-'iuu Balm fur u-e in atomizers 75 eta.
Elv Brothers. 56 Warren Street, NewYori.
Putnam Mail Service
i9oa.
POST OFFICE OPEN
From 6.36 a. m. to 8 p. m.
SundHV'.trom S >" to 9.33 m. m. TL- !oMr> *:2
remain open to Lock Bm hr - itufi! 12
U»li'hi\* Iren, r,.30 a.m. to 12 i. .30 m 7 p.a.
M ON ! \ OKPFll I»I v I MON
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lb•!,<ia\ * e\'-«'f»ted ) at S.2o .. . au»i 4.10 s.
m.; * tl 11.0*) a. m. i;< the L i-iness Se<*l©a.
One deliver* hv City Carrie’- »u HolidiTS.
HOI KS OF Ci*LLK( TIuM
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Holidays excepted, and Dc-f :< hes.)
Rt Min .N riAL stn ion
Collections. Despatch®
6.15 to 6 46 a. it., mail despatched »? 7.10j.%
S.SO IO It »■ I u. ill., *• •• •* 12.15 ••
4. i" fu 0 -ill p. in., •* “ “ 7-4’ rA.
FRONT A > I> ELM STREET BOX
6.L5 a. m.,
16.00 a. tn ,
11 15 a. m.,
3.30 a. in..
5 0*.* p. in.,
despatched
at 7 10 s. s.
•• 10.10 •*
- 1-.15 M
•• i.35 o. s.
•• 7.45 -
Kl 1C A I. FliFF 1>F 1.1 X 4. ICY.
Routes No. 1
Kura! arrier* leave daily, (>’..• »> < and H*x>
du\s except«J4 at 8.10 a. m , it ; ■ u at 3.10 p- x
Mailable matter, weiirhiusr 4 ■ md* or ^
sent by Kural Canki s mu-t i'« prepared "J
stamps affixed.
MAILS OPEN FROM
Boston, Now York, Hart for all pois®
north, oast, south and west at 8.15 a. m.
Boston, 8.15, 10.45 a. m., 3.4’). 6 p. m.
Daniebon. 8, il » m., 3.4.5 p rn.
Norwich, 8, 11 a. in , 3.45, 6.0' m.
Hartford, S. 11 a. m., 4.10. 6.15 *
New York, 8. 11 x. m., 4.10, 6.i“. m
Worcester. 8.15 a. in., 6.05 p. in.
Webster, 8.15 a. ni., 6.05 p. m.
Willimantic, 8.00, 11 a. ni.. 4.10 p. m.
Sundays from all points 8.30 a. rn.
MAILS CLOSE FOR
Boston,7.10. 10.10 a. m., 12.15,3.>5,5.35J-45p*
Danielson. 7.40, 10.10 a. m., 5 35, 7.45 p. an
Hartford, 7 40. 10.10 a. m., 5.35 7.45 p.m.
New York, 7.40, 10.10 a. m., 3.15,5 35,7.45 p-•
New Haven, 7.40, 10.10 a. m., 5.35, 7.45 p. ®*
Norwich, 7.40, 10.10 a. in., 5.35. 7.45 p. ■
WilhmantH‘, 7.10, 10.10 a. m-. 5.35, 7.45 p.®
Worcester, 7.10,10.10 a. m., 3 35, 5.35,7.45?
West and Southern States. 7-10 7 40, 10.10. ®
in., 3,15, 3.35, 5.35, 7.45 p. m. „
Worcester and New London, North, ^*7
tions, 7.10 a. m., 3.35 p. m. ^
Worcester and New Loudon, South, Way saa
tions. 7.40 a. tn., 5.35 p m. -,4
Boston and Hartford, East, Way Station* *•
a. m.
Boston and Hartford West, Way Statioa* **
P- m.
Boston and Pough., East, Way State** **
Boston and Pough., West, Way Station*
Boston, Providence and New York, Ead, W*
Stations, 10.10 a.m.
Woodstock*. WestJord and Eastford, by
10.30 a. m
Woodstock*, South, North. East, 10Ji n* ■“
5.35 p. m. ,
Pomiret, 8.00 a. m., 545 p. m-, by sta^i
Nights for all points 7.45 p. m.
Sumlavs for all points, 3.30 p. xn.
ntANK G. LETTERS.
ft Pitiu Sprit’ ffiw
ChaHe&fe the Wor
A. S. DAVIS, Msmjtr.
Telephone 14 4 — 4
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Cakriura Carbonate. .
Magnesium (.trhomte. . \gj
So*Jtete C*jUrii»te...
So’littin .*“**
> • •' na Su!.-b*le...* &
So.; ,?a Nitrate.
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F,
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ml Alaaunt...
\ ‘ \ fotal
Tor*] Solid Re»i*ioe oc Bvtpor *• •
Gr«b« J'er V. S. <*a»D*•*:.
These results *how that the * »
r*»ry «Oi*fl iBoaat of dfiaaohred u
i* of exceilot organic parin'
dnim^e > "omani in a? job. Ib
a ate*; is aa eicefieat one for dnwtif
YountrnW,
HERBERT K. 3MlTti.
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