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For the
Weaker Sc;:.
i*
Gn# Catiw of Failure to
Achieve a I t arable Result.
1 he Modern Old Ltd V *
Great Improvement Wo
men Who Arc I oo Good.
"I ftrtnly tiie ratiae of nn«t
failures, mining my «w n eel W the
fatal habit of [Hitif! g <(T" remarked
•Hr* Alii*- "When >< -i i..ii!i.-< f tie
lautn raire w Itti tlie- word •«om -row'
you make a emit mlatake I have
known plenty of Anglo-Ktt*on women
of tin* pure Moult fyi*- >-■ tu* ne'er did
today what roll Id la* nhnved over to
neat week Amt. warw utlli. they
would never do at nil what tte-y could
|>la. e ou the abouldera of antne one
I nine kni-w a wotnati who had
••very one font**il emept no*. fthe Lad
many latent*. tint t • w nlleil ttie- fai-t
that *In- liad m* tilin' to eulttvate tlieni
><lie *«■ overworked nn<| lover had
an opportunity to do what «tn- really
wanted I .fe < all t-m short. «he
luted to *lgh Kvery one felt an worry
for muh n brilliant i-ri-ittlie who wna
no Itiinleil and penned in hy < -Ireum
etani e* Htuff amt imu-eii-e' I lull
•vaa merely her p me Kin* « w a I -
tiluffur and eoiildlit have Hunt* good
tf a he’d h id nil the opportunity In the
world Hie probably <mild not have
folfllli-il all i-f In-r amldiluil' Put alii
nilftht have »i-i ooifiltelu- ! **oim- part of
them If 'In- hud aloj ped dreaming and
foil I lug “IT
-'Kin* never wa* b MO v n to d i a thing
right away Hie would all among tin*
■d Murder of her own lion •- a id yawn
at the thought of tin* thing" - In- h id I"
do. and thinking iilmii! them u-iinll.t
run11*- tier' -o tlri-d lliat - a* d--- 'dial to
wait for a more favorable In. »• lo gel
tyuaj "
Now that "oil of I'd e'f | I'v a id
liUllb'K off dr. i not p II • i n r nr
11 a or happi •*' ’tWi .in In*
avail fa no anlhleg nnd want* It leiril
• “hough mu I i " * - up h ' 'idn-l ted
olds 11• *v e| !- ' o i|> t ‘ led es. but
til atd lipair Ill- ill If P" ible
If von ti i• i* a tot o' h ril « rh to
do whl' ti > m die. .1 ih null w a io
V
*i *, ; v'm i Htii i'M o i '
imsi.3 B»si li \I» iV» I a.
fi\(M 1 • it |s I * v .itl.i i* Hr It 1‘" H* H
nt» !\ H«• VCM' t ti' H tMilil ' *‘*U I KM l
lu hi U H .itlt* ft ill lu »i.
ru«*n y>u nui tuni to l»eltf*r things
Theia I* i n -i <! i » » tint . .idnot U
mil otai* I#y iai U. u• j> i-vt|t ii*»«1 itiiit
|H*l < ' «’t » ♦ al t r I ♦* * a - U «i I ai
It!
Utn t Oki
Wbiii .« *i tit,* 11.« » Ua t;. w “liiait
inaUrs by iillm. | ij, Immif f<» raw **hl!
FriNliiiH) i no »i* li t ml: .»s
tile ’'alii i.uly mv i if, ami Ia.*Ult»n
lx nil- \ ’ i it a , *J • 'ilij* |i»
wonuui a- • > «v I'ii t’l irrh lion
lit*!* litul * a |‘H i i- a I la-tt
I tliUii* all ■< i, ,v «h‘ n , ifi’ta* it tut un
early , > \ a
Of < t V i1 1 < t: t ■ fa 1 s i a I I’
W Wi‘ li ! * I a M I i t la
in tlv'i-urtUfat I at *** \u mh>i»l
rtlty t *t.*i will, h ,:r» * \ t i luT «utn
|»h*\lon t | cl 1 i| »;iv
4nt.vU* wlii it r r-4 \* l ’i ! r tU re. It
•Ih* i* u wit- w a i a **'i a til s,h* Unit
lift MliiliMt* If ' " i » • -at lit‘1
• kill t lair With t'a* f tV»a S *{* she
*'«u vvt r |>la.ti ally t*vv|-> thin*; (itul
#lie waits i . . h iss, t IfM* flttiuis
fuller ttiutkes, a <! »il
Uumb f«»r th« n-ahl.-r i « M« rtv wt
tnmi! May *>’»♦* i i Is* w< hfa.t
down to her > v ■ il aUvnv* In i
trim utn I snort ’
Oon't B«* N«r' ■
l
Wh«»u \ UU ItluUn Ml> niXht> f«l
flirting, m> ilt'Mi Mi* i\o >«u |
«*v**r »top to think that she I* out
lihwfHl wltk l«»vtt*ic liu^tmnd Ilk**
>«tlw, l»ut is anxious to for
in*t hi»r on u h«*«Hn h»* in a llftit* fin*
Khu« s* Wh«*n y «m rrlth is»* th« tvork
In*: *:lrl »it<l hor n ti\». you «*var
tiuAgiti«xt n hat It wonU1 Is* it* t»ot your
m*\t In her pu.<e* You might not rv«*u
titltk** *u»*h a k.hs! *h.*o lug as »*!»«• dtmi
Mtkt* up your itstml to thu that ymi
gAIII tM»utr hljtiiie p*s.|. « until you mi
tl^rvtatHl tbonmghlx the * livomstAUv***
fh**x arn Rtrvij^iiim umtrr In the
ixotxts of H< .1 ^ 'Yt»u ,m »*r
Uin toll ** 1^*.. t ft >our «>wn cihh! !;»•*}*
>*r a rvpronh > ton In Hull If tuak**a
you nation <u«l not .a{v«t»?«* »p
pivoitithia tin Ittlomi of »lo*
r**:l Sfs ~*U- f,. • •, * hi opvt
mif
MAI I' lUMUXNON
W ?lHt ts si x - I ifi t4u h I Not
f : g to worry Vsuil if you it vtri
Kl v’i t *r?ttm linisil a1* ^ n»n a* you t.
0in tenmtr* ***** H:,;' V; * h
YOU knmv th* oiti xiia about
OW UM? t
i f;t‘ brail s
For Y .rutit, fisA notion tal l*owt U
8 sij-ljilr i|<K«r ot Ibiau a Ki'ilUivl'* is
tuumgh. Treatment euros h&t>ilu& cun*
«ttpaSHwi i‘5 fttili a Uu. Ask your
v; for ttoiu.
GRASS CULTURE.
fortt Non;'* »"f l«rt»li>^f nt SiiB*r- 1
.ituif Inrur# a C'Vcc* us&n.
r.r,., I . ... ■ ■;. ! I-** UtHl t<7 lb- |
f*rU-. i-r v :*h M= !a -M M »« *»*• <s«'
T*f In- i • ►•jfijl * |» **{n*f** 1*1* I
'
, ;,.. i I‘i l« I > th** j
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II; I i'Ttf |<1 •.;*•!• ‘ '.**• **•«•' •* '• I
tl* ■> |f •••»».. ^ ..ii *1# .<iM j
bIi.jh* fr >'u flii. Ii -,= ifi * if ni ’*4 j
ftlmtiiil 1* iInin- i*i* m* m iImii I ..'if**
f*. *.|iiv nil .nrf.m w.tt<*r **>'|)<JH « •!«* I
fni'tiiiillnl* i'f llll i' I'm. wliii Ii i*ii 1C 1*4
prwltpti « mifiudt*.
Tlw mill nbntlhl • •** ‘ Ih*<I v ith a
lllwrnl *ti|i|’!v <>f ttfli u*tl«l in mor-,
lliln in i"*—itlnl wlrtTf tli“ »>tl b* 1:1,14
fri^ In hnmn« nt'ii'rttlt**' liiiii** tiii*:il or
olln-r sf'<i«l fnrtlllner In m***f»l. nnil rim
nur* nfinn nitititiii* tlif '-•'•'I *>f wt****l«
Tli»- ffrutititl "IiiiiiIiI In* pl«w«*tl «if n|in*l
«*| nut li*nn ..IJfIII Infl*‘-n 'I'fp ft*
RiOvIiik nil llm nliiiii'i* mnl .tinllnf ***n•
tfiinl mnl tin. -nrf.'ii •• m nl** ;m miuKith
n« (nn**illili* ‘I lifii It in i**nilj f**f w*w
InX
I ini* nf tin- I•**’*! mUtiirt"* fur tb
Ini. n i- f-nir p,itt« Is.'iilin M liliu* xr;i««
ullli him- purl uf " till** ' In' *"W n
lint If-H llinu ti'i* lui«li»*l*" In ill'- iifi‘>*
K.pi ill* jtu-nl n- 'U» nri* u-nxlly uli
fnln.nl I.-. III. ■ •<■ nr rmltnp In p1 -*■-«*
nf tin- liliu* r i-t nr Willi «*i|tt«t pnrtn
nf ri«lii p mnl lilu»* xritiw mid « llltb*
V lilt.' i In it *VIll'll mut*MIH* If |i i'tl
tlt'il tlin I in' iti futiti* i .iflnr turf
flmli iln- i.-ill p lull tl'i’-f imt '■•'in
I'H'Inri* iltn; .' if ''i v»**!l In .Irnly
pm in. fp. lilt;.' it * ii "X tnlxlnri* I* ••**>*»
NnthiiiX l*nt |niff ".'i'll "Innitil t*** '*■
I! |« k i■ M in If ir.nr.il with Iln* lu'iil,
nut tu n ittir t t*ni llii’ilv uni In I*'
in ii| {mrllniiit Hint l utin' up puui ly.
Ei1UC"£LS CPRO'jTS.
fZ»%y to P « .« a*" ■ Prof t»bU Prop
«r I y M
,ii« mu v l»* #**i ^ i ! >
ri-fiVN I) In t ’■* Mi. 1 ..»f > fi* •****' v« iP‘!;» I'N*
,» i r < 1»* f I III* I ill » ;| < Imh«* «*f
t)|<. « l*t* 1 i fmif I?*
Hf«M I of j.i«m!,!4 u ;< f•*ri»i**
n immtiH' of :,».«!! • o*4 in riu* mxiM of
tlm him! I : ■ IimmiN • •»l«i,'l
ejHinil llll'l li Tt’ fit*’ MillllU' li'i’t of Mu*
v«i;< hil»Jt« I';*- | -• * i ii\i* in <5** out' or
t ■ <• ;' !»♦ • i’l -I 1 • I
Tll*‘ I ,i:!.l 1 *• MiHII III Mi* o|MMl |
ft |-f j|. i|i} j 4 r.t! \ |i *4 flit* \\*.If III*! Jm’I’ I
J* \* l;, | | .. j.: !•», ||f VlH'tf III* Im*4 j
M V I I U* ll ;l||w|«l.1»l1i*fl *’| !
t!111111< I * , In <* if . mv. ify four to
tfllll V I'l. |KM |f,irt .Mi I llliotlf fVVt» fl'l'l
tl | ,ii it ill i lit* row lilt* pltltit 4 •«•*»«! U* ;
\M‘II iviit* m I .iff»*i tin' i* !****»» i
mot i*tI
\. flu* VM, ill |.p ’> t.i-Lfln lo rrmvil i
I hr lrt»<r«M *!>..ul‘! l*«* hrokfii from Mm*
•-{.•iii fo tri *• ll* 4ui'ill Ih'imIh nn»tv i
room A i.■ tv !«•)•*.»* -ImmiIiI Im» Iff* a!
fin* fop of fUt* «ft*lli tsliiot* Mm* n»*tt
flf llN i iv fol ltM tl
In tt ;»*■ i11 i IlniiiftM Ho* phttif* in*iv If |
I,,ft hi i11pt*11 u o ml HI w I»*t«*r. tlit*
h • M| i I «‘inu m*■ i• • • I * iIm*- jtfil. lull j
in n <,to i i IP*. > ml"'- piiiliN M. »' |
IV. » II’ I ' III- 'in- i.lk.'ll UP |
tt lii ii n t • » * ‘‘I i i" !
jm;!„ til I pi! of loibir or ll ‘Vnl.l j
t!,1 i ! 1.1 .-I- I tv Ml dll*** I
, t , I n ‘m»t*t llii'il
^ M • i ; . \ i> I •• Ut‘pt III! |
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Up 4| . • .Mi < It iliil llll’t MM
liril* »*»
F HU [ARB.
A C■ p T s P WjII r ir Vtry Lit
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ii ■; 'I >'! >’f t-'l! Ill llm-'l. I*
11 j|»|t |I : | || *ll.l» I I lilt H of lit*’
I iiuiiii oultUv thst m v*.ifly, iriolrt
it ii* t us i- ::n i i very liUKo, Is If*-**
to M than m i - *if ii* Ktniff*
it*. , <s ■ \ Im 1T(!11^ !|o
»r % i ! i !i. I .vine it h’
,( ■ ■! • k » sit ..gain
m mi «1 U.i - ' • • ■ t »!*>'»* tin*
«!, >i :! . . 'i ip Kflift* rot «»ft
N |» .* ,Si i.* • . , It*.i t tiiu; iilhiut
«, I ., ‘ I • ! 1 i . i • '•* »f Ml t lit* stilll*
If \v • ’I hi? !« .1 v • III < pall I»t
I ho !• - f 'M» 11 i*j * i u i i Ii i - »t* \sUo\v loaf
oi \\ lo’iv i )\y i Nf.iik h.ii j>*vi*n ii'ft
I II*. 1 , •, * « -Ilf I »• t fort Ml- III
it litt p* iit!■< p aiv i ’? i i i -'V I Uo only
vt ot v 4U*<1 «»n if ii t.» i oh i \ uft* t wo
»r Him i» I: t«• *« t a t!“* «-.t Ml rtwl
hut1 || toil I lo ! p (ill tt.il' l'*W* 15 to
a til mIHH) inn
uni**
|*rtl IT t i *' ; I !,i* l] IV tip Mini Irliil
lht» !!>. i P ‘ ! I III \\ ■ 'll t
' fr? \ o i h * n- i will it lull h
If r!t»w ’ »! in I- M>:\
| ’ • 1 • - ' i . \ j (■ . 111 ■ • 11> * it*!* I tibout
i t«» * . * .oi at i« mm month
Spra> » Potato
Tho iiiiiti of ip'M>tut;H Si will !»*•
fO * » 11 Li'*' P ’ luk'H l|p|H*tltlN
k.m»u*w1mI ti{> * i tin* M'.o.m If rainy
t\ 4. t • 11 * * * piti.iis it v> ii: ii’ n*Hv*m»t*>
to *pmt to ui fusplontly Ih.m If If l*
\ hit not only tMSiium
l ho mm nil! tt a >li tho spray ninliflul
ofT tin* t-lo-s, ItUf also Ims lit»o itaklit|
w oat lift is fax tiniliir H» llio «lfvoittp
lllflll of III.- il or IM’ V lP**l |JVllt*Kl
rulo Is to iM'irin Mpmylng whou Clio
vino* uro hImhu *ii ho In** Inch anti
sprat ft **i \ ion iUvn or two mvk*
throughout ihf s»*,isau \V J. lira on
AMf'fa anc* WaUr.
To if row alfalfa nx*» imuhi rtn*t of all
a *oll xn lili li N «lrv U> H.1HIIV
.»r wbi. |i t* uml« r\lmIf «<» <1in
1 |h»i In tie four l«*l «l«*v|» an«l ttml w*
ti»r nx f iiiav know that alfalfa x\ ill not
rm\ there Thfiv In an ohl vi.\ nm
whioh ♦•\|»ie*&*e*i thU Alfalfa will not
CiOXN xx H h xxet fee! " lhoutfh It mvk'*
water In a tlooi*er «*oil uml tbe rt**t»
.■enetrate v*»\ *h*epl\ in«tee*1 in an old
ti«*M \n « t< -I not . \jhm I It to £row
wlirit \n 111 * om1* to within tour
IM of tho '»tlt i nv
Moan v, impure make* a m ni
tty, |*i • | 1 \ «vmj iiAion, heaxiaohc*. \
nauM S ttntUe*Nv»n Thin I'Km* l ninkei> j
\ on weak \' i > Mvk \ HurtlookHlnMi
\>iUer> make* thehk*Ht Hell, ml. pure
‘ fir \' V .a> I k eet?u* Oil i* the t***! !
ro;u- ttv !'i! ill at iKfh‘u fata» 'Ri
< ronj) Ma- k*va Um4 with *«ex‘e** in I
o- r • v : i Hsfh! venr- —Mr* I.
V\ uiU ,v ' •. \ Y
CASTOR IA
lor It.uuU ai.d Children,
Hu K nd You Have Always Bought
*« (2L*/r?t£z>M
B*»r* t h
C 4'iiatur*
t Lanrscn Pride *
fcy CLARISSA *WCk!E.
4
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4*
v<«;-4 v444 v444444i- ♦v44*4v4//z
S«- motir fr«*v tied iuic<*!t Into the
fire ahd rfimpteJ bin U;fir with tmpa j
fjc-it finger*
* If you iron il listen to reason." be
^ in I .m** jigo but her
fin im p hitermpteil her
• U • *»»orfe«i eon fern ptooti**
Jy There i*» no *«eh word a« re.»«»>n
In a woman* voraMiImry *’
Mim Minnon a nr** from her meif
gn<) Mijrtrrferf him with eoot hant**»»r
You forget yonrwelf. \Ir Hrjraiotjr
|t***»* ll»le*r flint JT-9VJ ha\e not
now .in*I Drr»*r will li;Mf the right to
a lire** rue tu that manner I f**g von
will e»cua« me «»ir *J«*»»I night " She
av»ej,f from the room while Seymour
ar«*<| iniaeraMjr after ti*-r
I i *• fen. lift Hen minute* nn«l
I’auiln** did not return Then Seymour
got upon h •* feet ami. faking hi* hat
and nfi loft t!»•* hoU*e with a SrOW
of deep injury. *omHw hat tem|M*r**<1 by
flu* knowledge fh.it lie wan entirely In
the wrong If Po!i\ wanted the dining
room oil tb‘* south side of the new
In mi e they were building, what mat
ter?
H , it\\ ii n Hlict worn ny *
nli.nl> diniriir roan «»r> the north aide of
til.- #, m«* whin* flu* III»r:ir> ot-rtip .*<|
th<* Hiitinv e*j»osur** v% !»#•»«►
I’.niiim* rotr.f ItiivH blooming plant* In
* Jji' window* Mini when* he eotild *♦*«•
h« r I #; i I * f Ipm I liemting ov**r h»*r ***w
lug when In* looked up from hi* work.
What * 'il spirit had t«*ui|>f«A<I him to
artne ( Im* «| • ■ ■* i m »ii with her and lo »* ?
tike mi tin:ji ntiierl} brute? Now there
W-Ml -I I f Ii * i|f <l!J Ilf (timed
Ul Ilf l!» !*• ]’» ii ! I tllf **Vt»fiIfi£ ill
sop* 11> wreteh*•
Mi • J j i:»!'-«m.oh* dignified haste to
♦ iff "'All I M w!h*I«* *hf |imrkfd the
’o-.r I|..f » f * • 11 *11 to h**f pi Mow tiliit
f; . i f. \ lijoHi w a ;i ernb
•ed oiil l!: \'j, ’ t fJihI in* nil* (find
they e osdd in «*r i v married I pon
11• i * relV< t!«fii she > hied more I»l114*rly
! ! v t;«* i In tii >f !»*• r I riff
it I *t i i h d ih Jo ! she he r!
tie- * S »i- of I hr front »|i»nt mill l!n*
f o i r f !« ! f 1 *»*f Jf4 Oil tllf p.i s
n > . f il \ i, f i;i!o - i!» ;m o
SI;** wit up fiuT^fli illv
"I'.ndim I nitiMoii )hi are n lit Mi*
f.M, ! »• U'!ui/.f| ' If lloli want*
fin* Ii>\ <<u tin south side of tin*
liott •>**, w iiiit ilifTfiviif•* i|*k*< it make to
urn? Ilf 11.! *4 to w > rk in f 11 • * r* * most of
t f.r- <1 \ u 1 ■ tin- 11! I. * - vr mot n is only
>i «* 1 ju .. i !iit*,4_ -i 11«I it doesn't mat
for uhfif it Is N'niv there wont Im*
any IJhtun north or south nor nny
dining room nor anything for I fiirirmt
ifo lm*h on my won I A I,unison ncu-r
doe* that!’
She <o|, .f | I • r-elf ltih> a most tin
« ’r nit ship I -t ivlih ti whs broken
I y ffotjtifTP hi{ Hfs into wakefulness,
am! ?M ho t ;i gray morning dawned
\im| ;i!l th«* motii'tr'H am! afternoon*
v .■ i »;* i\ after that, f f f’oh S •ynnrtlT
itiit n = .f < on |o 111* for panion, am!
io-I? her «!U! r.l'tii. • ftit! f! t •- * l. 11 ‘ * n t*
nim li \vi - ! It »\f hrotr/iit him ifp«‘llt
ant ♦ • lift ♦ ’t
11 v s.’v ' • P* •!,* * iln-t l/iin
s«iii pitth*. um! o I,t f »' ’v I Is noy
m int It- ii't-i’f I. • i iiinl Kpre -1 his wiolffs
to If * * . t o t! * i ■ i mil pi ■ f propfabh*
tllislllt . n
■| ■ i t* hv t ti« * now It him* f >dny
I 'tin' t I l! It *'i■ ■ r ‘ I' m *! to
I {n v in-" nil I *•:*’•«! h o r • n 1 f to armfhot
Ih.i-.Im**' from tin* «1:•*!» on I’iiuIm• 11■:*
fnl*1t» :*n* 1 ni!»h|i*il It jipprooinllvolv
y «• I nhuo’s \ €•!«*- \\ ;i -4 f * ‘ n t
and thoro uhh a pink flush In olthor
thw'v
Yost" lulmh-k»-i! ML Itsi\ !U«!■ 111 pot
ulontly “Your In.! i fY«*»•• "a o Is \vo!l ns
mim'd !**»!!> linin' hot"
I ;;u* * i I I* 11!*■11»* w Ith sudden
do- ' on I mnat foil you I 1 I'fi't
toll ftiittftn»r son! that Ih>h S.-vuiour
and I uio ti *t •’ t - ho in art . I
ML: ItnviiM-iMl i‘S-r»d n si pn-ol
- hrh»k
• 1 \ I.mo o -a ! tf d » von
\\ 11 \ 1 was t ''■■■£ w!»h I* >h n«*t llvo
- Muff i
at ops of ,ho now 1o*os»* :inl frotn
w I in t ho *n- Sho pans .! with out
harms moot no 1 hu-l» d horsolf with
tin* hnnhoh d*<h
**tV! t did * say ?*’ l'aulluo’s tom*
W MS I } 1 \ ISO, l
Why now, 11«• ■ *t of oourso I don't
ufiilot s*antl anythin:; about tin* mat tor,
hut ho salt whnn I hlnfod that I would
ko to ip» in r tho h»»*iso ‘Mr* Soy
mi • tr w i'l havo that p'oasutv In tho
iprlnff' ami ho stin'isl s.> naturally
tti.it I stlpposont' Sho hH»kisl 01
|-rosslvo \ nt hor frloml
“It Is probably sotno ono o 1 so somo
othor girl/* siuIUmI Ikmlino stiffly
“It might Is*." was tho dl*o<uioortlng
roplv “I did so** him talking to Linda
Hurton tho othor day. amt Just an I
passod thorn Li tula was saying 1
niui'h pro for tho library In grown too'
I didn't think anything about It at tho
(lino, hut Linda Is tvrtalnly attrao
live
“l.tuda Is a dear." Rushed I’tullw,
|touriu| herself another cup of tea
“Well .*’ remarked Kindle practically
“of I'm surprised to hear that
your engagement Is broken. hut 1 j
luuiif *ay thst t.lnda Burton van v>»r I
trtia'v nirtkr that house look '.Ike a
Hitvun She Is am artist *
•‘That la *o," *anl INitllne soberly
(m\iiN ire **
After Ktnl’ie li t* mend had fluttered
awa> to another tea table and proha
bly to other eourtdonces* Pauline fled
tv* her own room, \% here she spent a
very quiet hour 1‘hcn just as the
dusk we falling she donned her wraj*a
and crept out of tin* h«*use and along
the avenue to tt »t peasant croaa
p ivrt wfccrec; >t« ,d hou>e of dis*
► < " i-v;, the I that l - 1 i*o« :i built
a tth jv've as advfxef ami an'lutwt
1‘;, appt >,(‘ hed :t ? nkt y fr»>ai
* S
« t: \t \ I. > > * . ,« d= • •• |
A. a i#w;i
freer, and atrah^e to re'.a’e t !
IHunonato.) from top to 1 ;!t u and I
there wore people uto* 1 • ^ i. ]
s ie She «Ut*tasi a- street &v A 1
entrred the yard Ale g the north vr;U! *
of the house ran a !‘a&gecf p.ph to the
rear, aud a hen she had «a;ked ataujt
fhta path she found herself direct iy
botnaith a brightly hgiued bow u .u- ‘
dov\ > <• vv .: , v
•‘This is tv* be the library. i.i da J naM
Boh Seymour* tohMsv a ad it a lii be
gr*~**Q of ' 0*1 f <#* ”*
\ • . .ijv / -2 ' -• »**. Bo'i !n
mini this room for the ill«r^ry The
soul!) T'*>ui in much more suitaMe."
‘•pony piannrt) !f this wajr. add I
war;t I? to !** >^ta fly »* <*> wish**.”
The* was an obsttusfr note in Bob’s
voice tb;if Pauline knew well. »Sb<» ut !
tered a i** wlhb-red utfje *t*«P **t tb*
comi^ka'i iiifi of the altuat^MJ
“Very lands < heerfulfy
“I only wist* Polly ■+*•?*• here to srhe
her opinion alxmt that *h»de *rf tff***en
But I »in wry srratef'il to you. Bob. for j
(thing in#* on oppurtnutty to display my
talent* a* a pr»f**« decorator I *
iibail boj** for hi* *cal*n<*he of owlm j
after this Why don't )<w run up and
get Polly? HV could decide all tbes** .
puzzling matter* at once.**
"l don’t believe mb# < ouhl come dow n ;
this evening.” caii*** Bob''« cot. t* era
■i 1' y sad ratter (Itiwaliiillf P*®* I
fine choked lie wo clinging to a fas*
hoj»e that she would releaf before ft
| waa too lata He was comforting him
aelf with the hope that their engage
ment was not forma y broken.
( A moment later *be found her*«»i?
| speeding through the wM# ball Into the
library. She sllpfH*d her band tbrough
Bob’* arm and ibe-f< !t bla start of aur
prise and then the a rrn firm pressure
of hi* hand upon uer own.
“I earne (low 11 to help choose the dec
oratlona. Bob,” she «* i 1 breathlessly.
“<Jood! Now ecer’ fb;ng will I** all
right!” exclaimed Linda guyly.
a rel so It w as
A Rule For Dramatists.
A dramatist uniat never keep • se
cret from hi* attdi* *•. although this
is one of the fa von devices of the
novelist I>*< us suppose for a moment
that tlw* *]*-• fa tors were not let into
the secret of Hero’s pretty plot in
•‘Much Ado." to bring Beatrice and
Benedick together Suppose that. like
the heroine and the hero, they were led
to believe that each was truly in love
with the other The inevitable revela
tion of this error w
shock of surprise th
scatter their attenthu
were luiwy making
conception of tio vi111
have no eyes t■* r <
g» rig on up ui 1! -
the true ch ifjo fer
often hidden untt tl
through; then ws
come* the reader ha*
think hack and see n
been deceived 1*1*
must he know n t - h
tlr-f entrance The
the play may tie kept
the Inst net. hut
know the secret all *!
any situntion w hh h *»'
suffering from « n< k
edge as the nudlctr *•
win s prottures it ?.
stage The sp»*cta!nr
! a go's villainy and
Mama * innncein e I *
he nearly so strong
they were kept Iglml
North Aineri* an i!> *
otild produce a
it would utterly
and w Idle they
er their former
it ton they would
- for nil a t was
- •
a hypocrite I*
» iKMik i* nearly
the r oe! -! ' »
n efify of time to I
\ deftly he ha* |
i n play a rogue
a rogue at hi- j
ier < hnra' tens u
n the dark unti
audien- e must
ie time In far t
lows a eharai tet
of such know!
holds secure :iI
g nffect Upon th*
*. are aware of ,
!i . w ■ f f >» sde
I. • \ \vn d It* t
if like M? hello
t of the trutll -
Apostrophe to a O-ampon Cow
Ifni «» rt»: »*r of th. ti »
mail rti o! II\V > t «-!i»*\vor of
rmtf f l-'Ms ( I' f ■ i *• o !
o[h*ii air l*o :<ix ai i * ■ irhr. im l o*4|»e
rial.> l*!*,v<> tl '« f • • of lirr w.
vIrIl iJK !‘ : i'r >• . r \ < IJ»’* i*
that ini!iti* you lot. < : *:* ? rlrrupiun
• if flu- world1
ptMMjtH of m !
at i hiui) vt
1 t hi* I •
U of uh too ill
in * viu of*. * * ; y a nil n !
o ■ of fat!
■ srn a*:il If*. • ■ with «*o
I 9
Th* y
Thrv
Hu y
Not
r
t
Not •
N t
»! \ -• HI |0P 4 H ’ I I I K
i :t*ul n hint* .*< .t 11.. i
•tk<* In th*
i
m« *t< k disrtissj'
G *1
s.'WI. »i'*t «»n*» la <\
;he mania >f own*
-.1
another nor i*» » is Ulrti!
- isftmia of > ■ irs tjjo
t »bit* or unh * t*py <»\ »*r
»rth.
t it- * *
\\ l i 'a- ai .if 11 >:ncr we-o our
(in n, i . «. ! \ •• i i taste i.i eelel r ate
I1..- f. .it-. . iiiirals nml presidents
| n I .1 unMinliulros mi l w.ui.d
(a i .! ) in Ii. . I.i lilt cm, for she li\
r a.- .. .... l.-.l mliiht tin snip; air!
I'. 11 hies (his mirth Co.-ier's
\\ n ti: i
A Samcn In Rhyme.
An I «. .•rniii: parson who
v i I ' leu the Suinhiv tnori'
r „■ ' -i , * ■ that lie tiilsht Join
* . |i s (1e!: i ervil the
! . -I • .• ;i n«*t M>rnmn mi tee
.! ■ . . e l.” lie silhl "the
>V . . I •! ■ : (Ii- eei“e this liuirniiu;
Is 1 , t s: ilivkle it Into three
parts .. ! :i . • usjoii tirst man's ti
Rt..»s t» t\ • w l; umiiiil mini s pros
iv>. tin, ' ■ world. third, man'*
egress fr f.e v rid and to con
el de tiKie > 'e after departure
M ■ !n*n *s t.> lift is naked and bare
M.o. s :■• . .. through life la trouble
Man s i;r».*s from lift* la nobody knows
is her.
If n- ..we' here we will do well there
I cou; I ■ i - . no more if I preaehed a
o.iow year '
- R..si.iii Post
r. * >
Why It Succeeds
Because It’s for One Thing
Only, and Putnam People
Appreciate This.
Nothing oan t>e good tor everythin*
lk>ing one thin* well brin** auceeaa.
IVuui's Kidney Tills do one thin*
only.
They cure sick kidneys.
They cti re Imck ache .every kidney ill.
Here i> Tutnam evidence to prove it.
t larence 1! Titus, of -tl Woodstock
avenue I’.i : c *t onn., say* "M\
knowledstt of the great value of PoattN j
Kidney l‘: ■> based on the e\|<ert j
rus \ |.f her. He sufl^red from j
kidney com|daint for some time and :
w S' v n li.ied by any of the reii'.c
i'. 1 He Ivtin taking Itosn -
K i,lute I'i proewired at llfessef ■. >
d :c - eul they did him so much i
if. - .I that he would not be without I
i»e. t know of many j
other j« who have i>een cured of |
ku.l y i y |i;e use of I k.an V I
Kidnt v IS v
T -a e y all dealer* Trice *> ,
nils, I ,!e’ Milburu t*o. i Hu ft a lo. |
ew Yosk,>o.e agee11 for the fuited 1
tates.
Uets.eu.h's- the naiu*— IXvaa's—and !
take no other. 1
WHAT'S IH1 tSt?
Why i« man iwra * *t»
P,.,-:, ■;*. . . ■ t I ■ K *'•
Ant V- * * — ‘
• ’
I: c a.of < *
Hoard fists'
everythlMS
'sirs noth
The (jtiaftif tut y lust of the Ta : :u I i’
i go*i one fur this <1.1 V in■ 1 ail*- a;
ajf** of tcrnspinit eommeroht' ism
Seine <«ii- Imo apt It named tin* ilHjw
gltion of modem uten to jrit'ior to
themselves more wealth than they
oee<l or <-a» tine it "money madness.'
There* method In that madness
Note the (-tinning of the monoferflst
trho gathers to himself file wai * anil
•neitns of proiluetlon See ho-.v hi* ‘-on
verging line* of tranapnrtatlon ;<n<l hi*
wati-hfnl eieentlon matoh that of the
spider that weaves Ilia i-otiverglng neia*
ami hires his vletltn
Money mail. the-»* moderns
Ami some of them. like I ll ll a ties In n
tell, grasp at the straws of their mat
tin* to weave them Into a golden
errin n Ami s i n*- of them grasp at the
motes In the ;;!r of f!i -!r (lusty '-ells
reeking siihstitnee Soar of them rnv
age tin* w or hi mil roll their fellows
ttfMoe steal from earth an*! sea ind sky
p line sell their soil - to the ilevll
1.1stI.n to the mari-lting i horns of tin
?non»t ptni'es. !'••• grunting. sweat?
• horns of trrah "nth gfrah!
J’lMlf ftMt s |
Yf»t a lift’*’ whi!#* .'Mi l th? ‘
fhall away Who thr*n. fin
th’tliT* t ' T'l ”■ r : V
*•*.*.*! ill till* I * »f of it !i» in* wiM «;n:r
r*»l mf*r if. li" r t: " i »»n • •
fun* 1 -s. aid t r » !:•'» d ' *' <0 '
snr|iluM \v»*:ilth l»ri> !<-n>t •• t*r tu<
"npr h
Kvpn non ^ v •' ' f°r f '
ar*t s* •• •*•••*) <f I :r V ! on 1h
fl«f* r,f f !-, • 1 i’111/1 T i* * *li
rolnx ?!»♦*»■ i t * • * * i! s f *»* tn«.
I* > *r f.v»‘ ■:
Our I*: iff \fur -* >.-• «*’i j»hr
thn >t 'sS.M i 1
wnr.’.i (itir >r - t->’* vver • a •< - *
.. ) f.» \ 1 h*-n* nr? no [>*> .••*• i»
*hr«tutls *’
fools!
So »n fti«* —ii i > hand ‘ ’i
cunnlvuT hti 1 the lyiusr tone •* ' leave to
the r«v>f f*f it** iiio'tth
In tin* InnsMnift* of the street:
What's th“ use?
FOUR GIRLS
Restored to Health hy Lydia K.
Pink ham’* Vegetable Compound.
Read What They Jay.
Ml«w Lillian Roan. 530
Faul ©4th Street. New
Y <rh. writer “ Lydia
E. Pnikharn’* Vegeta
ble Compound over
came irregularities. Pe
riodic iurtering, and
nervous headaches,
fter everything el>e
failed to1 r
er^urf.
rn A
Sbdtl
el. lv.
mppre
’ Lydia E.
Pinkh.♦’»»'* Y*-g*-laMd
Compound made use
and gtit»i»g.”
Mi'i Ellen M. Olson,
of 417 N East St., K*v
an»**\ 111., •uy* " Ly
dia E Piukham''* Vege
table Coin pound cured
mo of ba< ka< he, side
ache, and established
my periods, after tiie
best 1>« al doctors had
failed to help me.”
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
ham’s Vegetable Oonii»>und, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ul<v ra
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
j» ri site p;uns, inn kaehe, that U-ar
ltiK-dmvtt feeiimr, tiatulency.indiaes
t ii m,di7ziness, or nervous prostration.
Why don’t you try if t
Mrs. Pinkhnni invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has cooled thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, 'lass.
W.H. Mansfield& Co
SELL
King Arthur
Flour
To Rent
room tenement on Se)u>>; -Tool
Putnam In-, lire at SH ScIkm) *irw t,
or oi Jame* .V N10! ^ 1 * am t - os. i ;
To Rent
Pta
Wag!
at Jgf
t room :J4x », floor ."'
dock. rent moderate. Inquire
TourteihMte, trustee. iMtf
•‘Fruit Pruning Po»drr"
Ha-* a reputation of over 4n .'far'
-Ianding. Guaranteed under t ,o rood
aril Drug* it i» ladeles* and
will preserve *1 quart* of Fruit or
n, tines- Mi»ne\ refunded >. not satis
factory . Price -V- a bot.thwfm f 1 ■
Agent vv anted- K. Hecor,_*>4 \\ illougii
fo\ Ave.. Brooklyn. N t *p
Wanted
Agents to introduce a high grade
household necessity into every home.
< J iieU sales, -in f<er cent, profit. r<>r
information. Narragam-ett supply to.
]pit North Main street. Providence, K.
^s-.aip
A Reliable Remedy
FOR
CATARRH
Ely’s Cream Balm
it quick >i i
Cum Reset at One*.
It cleanses, soothes,
heals sul pro's eta
the diseased mem- - .
I,rune resulting fr> m Catarrh and driv
aw*y a( old m the Head quickly. Restores
the Senses of Ta-:e and Smell. Full -ice
.-el eta. St IXTiggists or by mail, liquid
Cream Balm f r u-e in at. .mller* 7o cts.
Elv Hr->thers, jfi Warren Street. N-s lork.
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()U TECH >K, 2S7 I ourth ave.,
New Vork.
For Sale
In order to close the estate of A de
lard I ail lev, I \*ill sell at private sale,
tin* home place, consilium of a lot.
house and two harns, corner of School
and Max ■dreets. Impure of Kdward
\Vright. h»tf
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Patents
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
• find : nfinniimf
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Minch Offlco. '■ “I ,, Wnihlniu -a. 1). C.
-V.' riJSf ! ARXER i>
*V.'> ha;:; i? At.saw
t ;S " & • • '
&
ut Dru^' -tV
10-:
l'ive WOrking'
Horses for Sale
:i( our K. S Hr nee farm.l’omfret Hand
ing. Iii'iuire of J. W Whipple mi the
premise'. The I hilil l.umlier ( or|a>
ralion, l’utnam. -4
For Sale
i
THO' PSON, CONN.
( oii'i'Umt oiAm nerts ant buildings,
formerly known a» l>;iv, Sibley and
ttaker tarni'. all or part, also:'landing
gra", cow pig'. hard wood and hay
for sale at reasonable price', tine
dwelling lioii'C furnished with steam
heat, eieetric light, hath room and run
ning water, for sale with two acres of
land or more.
Also house and Al acres near Thomp
son station an t V 1!. Hearn's premis
es. 1'tilf
First National Bank
— or —
PUTNAM. CONN.
CAPITAL. - S150.000
SURPLUS S60.000.
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
Drafts Issued on all Foreign Countries
United States Depositary.
l il ts. H. Brown, President,
J K. t'ARPKSTBR, Vice-President
li. H. Oilpatric, ( ashier.
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Trolley Time Table
The Consolidated Railway Cn
EFFECTIVE JI I.Y 1.19* J
Time (riven tor car, le»v Fmat
M»in Street
lienee Putnnro for Worcester tad icterme*.
ate .tops at *3.17, *6.07,17-35 a. m., Iw ^
u tl 11.55 * m - balf hourly ; 545 f s
hourly until 8 56 p. m. l*e»v J'Vweater r »
Hall)'at 8.15 a m.. ami loath uatii 9.16e «
Time 2 hoars and 20 minutea; fare CJceau.
Leuve Putnam for Webster aud interne,!*,
•tops at *7 17, *8 07 a. m., *7 55 a. a., ^
hourlj until 11.43*. m., halt urlr a»ti| i »
p. m. and then hou ly nntii 9.55 p.m. KetsP
aintf. leave Webste at *8.' 0 a. m . 7.1! a. ».
and hourl tint! 12.45 p. m.. half hoarlv ,t..i
7.43 p. m.. then bourlv until 10.45 p. B. '
20 cents
Leave Putnam for Dayville md ntinaef:. ,
stops at *6.86 »• m. and bourlv f.. reader ,r
13(5 p. m.. half hourly urtil 8 55 p m , ^
hourlx until 11.35 p. tn. Returning,
Dayville at *5.00, 5.45 a. m. 6.10 a.
eille tear house,; 7-28 a m.. and hoarlv 8„o
1.28 p. m , ba fhouilv until 7.2!< p.
until 10.28 p. m. Fare 10 cent,.
Leave Putnam for Danielson *tx0.3t,. ^
then hourly till 1.33 p. m., (mil L'liriy ontii L5
p. m.. hourly until 10.35 p. ,n. Returning lent
l)anielsou at t".10 a. rn. and 'torn bouihr,^
1.10 p. m.. halt hourly until 7.10 p. n„ howrr
until 10.10 p. tn. Fare 15 cents.
Leave Putnam fot Central Village and :cv
mediate stops at *6.33 a rn. and tiontiv tunj
135 p. m.. halt houilv until 7 35 p. u./bot-,
until #315 p. m. Returning, leave Centra] V#.
lage at*6.15 a. m., 7.45 a. m,, bouili thereafav
untill2.45p.tr... half hourly until 041a. a
hoi.rly anti! 9.43 p. m. Fare'25 cents. a)!^b
connect at ('ertral Village for Moo.up. File!
cents.
Leave Norwich for Putnam a' ' .to a. m., trj
hourly uni 1 8.45 p. m. Fare 55 . m>ts.
Putnam and Providence
Leave Putnam for Providence and way po!:a
at 6.3ft a. ms changing at Eimville oo ur*g
the Providence and Daim-isoti Kail way, letriat
Ktmville ,at 6.45 am* s.45 a. m. and hou dr
thereafter to and including 6 4* . Retu->
ieg, leave Market Square, Pn-\Motce, *5.44
a. m. aud boinly the’eaiUr to 3.40 p. m..tug
5.45 p. rn. Fare 75 cents*.
•l>ocs not run Sundays.
{Sundays, one hour later.
x Sundays 2 boors later.
All southbound cars connect at < ntr»l V3
lage with cars tor Moosup
Above table subject to change w:tboatBstiec
a»arj th« Tla Hinil You Haw Sa.b to*
“T*
Putnam Mail Setvia
1908.
POST OFFICE OPEN
Frum 6.30 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sunday*.from 8.30 to 9.30 a. m. The lobby m|
remain open to Lock Hot holdei* until 12 a.
Holidays from 6.30 a.in. to 12 in..''.30 to 7 p.m
Carrier^ window openSundays from 8.30to9J
MONEY ORDER DIVISION
Open from s a. at. to 6 p. m., tlo*ed on Sun*
■ iavs and Legal Holiday*.
Registry 1 >ivi'»i«»u open during of e hours
1.1 1.1 \ KHIK*
Bv < 'it v Csti’.ier* Dalv. inlays and
llollday*. • V ; .1 N i’.-i 4.U‘ p.
pi. , aii 1 1.05 i. in. in tin ■ - • Section
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6.15 a. m.,
10.00 a. nt ,
11 15 a. u».f
3 30 a. in.,
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mail despatched
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Routes No. 1 and 2.
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.‘a* > ex* epted'at S.lOa. m , retu : at3.10p.fc
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'tamps affixed.
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north, east, south and we** r 8 15 a. m.
Boston, 8.15, 10.45 a. in.. 3.45, t. * p. m.
hanielson. 8, 11 a. in., 3.45 p m.
Norwich, 8, 11 a. m , 3.45, 6.05 r . m.
Hartford, 8,11 a. in., 4.10, 6.45 p. ra.
New York, 8. 11 a. in., 4.10. 6.»11 m
Worcester, 8.15 a. iu., 6.05 p. iu.
Webster, 8.15 a. ui., 6.05 }». m.
WUlimautie, 8.00, 11 a. in., 4.10 p. m.
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New York, 7.40, 10.10 a. in., 3.15.5 35j.45p.B
New Haven, 7.40. 10.10 a. ru., * .5. 7.4c p. a
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Worcester, 7.10, 10.10 a. m., 3 35, 5.35,7.45?
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m., 3.15, 3.35, 5-15, 7.45 p. m.
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TRANK C. LETTERS. PmI
TlePutoaio Sprit* to
Chaliense the World
A. S. DAVIS, Mariner.
Telephone 144—1
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