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Flderty Woman Who
Her Tim« Worrying.
fooii‘-Hne*»» of llo*rding#,Un
comidv red Trifl V Weir
inj Out Ont'n Welcome.
* «f«* if in* flier i-4 *fu\injr. with
tin!" The apeaker't* ton#* 1 wj ff»»
moat deafterat* resignation Von will
understand. dear n-a^r, ibw I I
yon It mhk n «*n»e of mother hi taw
Tbrrt' l« no fire without a little
•moke, and lb#* dlxltke of on**» moth ,
rr In law usually tiear* n I rwaon
t**|jti»i It Ho I asked ln*r why, oh,
why!
"I!n\e you ever II▼♦-*! with the wor
ryiuic tyi**T’ abe asked me pathetinl
|y "If not. then 1*1! bnvi- to enlighten
jroti The wonting fyjie ran I** seeu
a mllr away an I r#i«»gnlwd by Itw
far#* Th»* tiirea are long and
poetlah I be mouth la narrow like tbt
brain. and It dr«»op* a I the corner*
Tin# who!#* attitude of a p on of till*
type la i direct JiidteMou to bat! lin k
I <lo ladle*** If there )> ho bftf! III1 k
•round she actually fee;* |oi»<*,r M
< an you f un > lh ng with one of
them- delightful women. v.li t f»* only
content In n p * blue ittuio*ptierc and
#41dolus; nothing waiting for bard
time* to h-tppeii. In*t i. eg not the
•llghteat effort to avert them? No. In
deed If she did anything a hr wouldn't
ha «• Min- !«» I a* blur, and It** mot
give herself that luxury at the cot of
everything » !*e!
If then-’* no r»*ii! trouble a Hide |»n
eglmitum will do Jo-f n- w* I and file
tmgujarlfy of the inn • fnrnlahr* «
gram! opportunity
f um y bi ing below**.! ;t round «* you
do your ho i* rvvru k l > :i tbfit pin hid
q‘i< rnjn i i .'uii-j »% * r and •» et
flgftlll I w fouler why she doe n’t
write I !» vend ;i idemm If I do I t |
hear from her tomorrow " I lie bn lit
f|»ie»*M >ii *s* n vrr> bn > d lughlrr v In
tin 4ft* t written ;i IcMcr f * *' three win b
duj •=, ami r**n e«piriiM> tie* trouble
tKirr” * r limp i" -*!*«* 1* dying <»r
rotor |tn urnble di rune
I den t v i to iy anything brutal
about Old p bill what tit; hr* them
*'l won I-• Ml Will lt» I...J • I WSini: '
*ro linn I (•> 11 \«* with* Mainly he- hi
111 the Will'll?* *«f I In* th Ini VIM-■ i
nothin* «‘Im* t«» ! «:! nit nut f i
ill : i« I llilttk ll|» tl MlliU* a '»•**» I ti. ii
ielxe* umt other |HHi)*Uk
Why h H Ul u xx on mu <•■;«*’ to Ih
tweful nmt i «iiiMM|*niut!> luh'i vHiiujc
w hen »he eN ta »\ hair •
Tin* mmuui who -t. tafe* at sixty
or « -n \.' • ■!> t » I've twenty
jrenr* l< •. i i.’ •« ■ ! ie • hi
luttii t n |«f«M ■ l I.* ti t* f m * iii |1
Otl tin* >e w }h« luiXe t>> i.i. 4 ii f'f v t o*
Imr ui* wit!» hi i
My it* » f t 1 - If M i i‘« 1»
grow o!«t tli.it xx n\ let’** . -k 'tone one
to i*h!*M'»n * t » ! > •“*• v\o Imm-ohh*
IfUl lh'M tl* « ‘ ‘14*1 ' '• ’
It’* « |*-mi thill*.: xx h - t % n im t
n .1 1 > *.»I Jm pb* In* N l' .1 Miill of
It? I It’f li|
Hint tv Vintc^i, j
When \ .»*• i 1 i * * *ia\ with h
flit ml 4*r * * \ 4*u a n i. ho sure that
jtoii are ii * »f otii* .uin*; your wehouie
“Always leave ?! - 1 mm; hi:.; When \OM
Bit \ tfOmthx K title ! O**' to
< It* I ho Mrimi f i i* ■ n I v h * i ■ xx hit h
hill* t****n inu>*v| Ii? too proloiiffett
finite!
A U*HHi |H*tU iJ* t«11% ;l \ >4 to Htttto how
ton* \ *11 it »** p*i to 'tax XX In tl you
tcrept thv In vital km
Alut Jou't thioK i hum* yoa an* with
relative* that x <* i etui In* a fixture
t'hey iii.M x ■ <*i v.t: t* • imiii.i am e hut
they fool it hint tin* *4tin*
I ran remember one awful ease w ht*u
Aunt Maty an.e to Max » x or Sunday
with hor uiox-o am) u«pho\\ amt rv
tnaiiit*) four vu*tio tin* you a*; j*eo
|>io u*n) 14i »*k t*4i4 h other oxen «tav
h».w U*nit nilulto 11*11• *ni*** 1 to stay It
»vw to !*• a hou*M Uoal prohtoui. am!
I ho utifoi' >ii»ato -m»!o «i-uU1nt x ory
wWI tifh for tho rtii'ixxt-r
Finally a quarrel * aumst hv over
wrought norxvs .uni t proximity
brought n*';t f \ *w t?i* v nt'tthor a-n*
b«*r nor w II sho .*xt*i jwaW to them
attain all of w\ ’» !*■ a pity and
fnlirh? have tu* UM by the tow*
f»f a Itttlr eotuuioi f «*
V v! !> 1UUHNS0N.
!u < t
tills
»ilh
i-U-sl,
Anil
l hut
ll
\\ h»( l> n • ■ I :i '>'■
Ins b» »'►-«*l II >’’ i'-"it ll
lily's t'reniu Ha' » *’ - >
gi iltsnK'f mol 'i> ll>'- ^ i's
th»e«i<l may gn « Into
Tins sir I< m in Ha me. I
You h:t\ s’ to llirtt tot ri i i) Im-nlli
|I* lnw that Kty’s t ifiM'i m»|<»
r.ifsrrh. j*roi*i|Ml,y ami wrUU»l> ■ H it
know the ni l 'a »- about lh* «WW’
ii-‘ iw\ t'Htlun. Ttoewfore mm? I'b am
t;« , » fun tlM H» U* show*
\n JrufgiaW, ale., or inaiUnl
i-v Kiv ttriw., 30 Warrea Street, N*w
Y nk.'
J-’or a mil I, <f«" »ftlon of ’.he howrU
s kiug!v it.me of Itomt’a RdfuhH* 1'
enough. TmtUuKit curt". habitual e>n
*\ijulktu 36 eeaU » lb’s. As.kyo.it
■gsitt’flal for Ihftu.
SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPERS.
S'fr* H;fti F r H . a'.+ V • pmr Dur
ing * he Warm yife»to«r.
A- |i .:, ; j »■ , r*» Hrnlui fr> put
of I'oof * *f f »ir | Hr-i tm* fl»«
ro . *<-i it r 4t o\-**r\ wv»i mid
’»«** '•
! | .:f oo
M-fV** f?M* *-V I tf»* *lt «fljr{»r*r Oft
fM* pi /« »i»i M' i"H t.t
hU* uwl ft * If»i ii arr^'ti t > pr if vw i * li
i { r**' i -HMl v. ’ i’f I M rl | - tl d piil'M*
! A ifttW f Iff < ;JI !M.« S tii f In* «
\ t*t:f«»( ■■» r • tf «!!*{».-* t ;m if#* r*»ok«l
flu* i|ji‘ lu»for«* in i «"*!'! -1**1*
lipd *ri!rno»i f*« »«t# Voft l##H *****
frirli f* - ft ami •»If vifft
fin#! #hof*f#t*d p ! Von I,!?;**
tf from Hi#* fro ;t *i#I :hM ;t f«-s»»#|»noiifijf
of m »*#! .1 w i'or ind
Y$»«-f» dtfHWft • #*<I In tt If I of .1 up of
hoi ivHtor. pour If ovor fIt** nww,
whl<h h*» f**#*n puiH in i* mold
•hop#*. and If to i <mt Korv# it
M ’.VK It o'. TM »€ l»l % /./ \
, ur»si-!1 \ j' f• > i ho or f>«►*
tain !■»- n o' ■ !nn^h»'il
|m> ifo fhrusijjii a pa vs hM**
Sfnr -,! -f. . 1 ■*«- , ./ j iH-t,
V-I’l f '■«» I ! • > o r • i hr il I* 'hi r^tf
mil. n \l Mm* yoIU |»oHih*r It
>: :nJ mi\ i: Mh Mini; of ha u ami a
tiny M!*|»l»'|o<| »o onion
Miiilif.l v, Mb IMlt 11 > ♦ *n t -v uu«!
inn \ * t: i lift* .1,1 ; JIO imm|
<$\ #*r t f i< - hi an* lino for a lint wight
|w*vlbsl <*rr* t*** iii.i» «» -41f y 1** pivp i r**« 1
tin* May boforu, a < Han lh*af im»||
• laica f<»x
KEEPING CHILDREN BABIES.
Moth^f i Don't 'halt ec That Its Ap
nfaran « Afiatt > tha Child.
W hi l 4 i i i.ii( I
h»t« t«> H-4> |) I 11
to fM r J» » {ft I - f j Mr
* I uni V |4! o:.'l h Ini 'f
V. f
all It *ur Vvih'H J!; ■ I
a u t.a I an* U | t
I I n . »o - i \ oil v * r n
V...I ! :■ • •' ■ mi
it f' loud v*. !»u « . i f t
hatid * i ni. Iiv i'l b.
four v u ol 1 fi.iu on
rut off
w. «i «' i h.i,. r .
. . hiii mi! v tho 1
n\ - i.ij.' moflior
I k*'M up Mini
i n.11wry. Ilk
tail itinl
-»1 -*-«• i » un* war
d ht it ro.UfH
o ? ti |f . bll
to M, ,| ton
ti: •:o I* atHJUlor
•;;**« an- i !.t
i Util litiartoi* of
-1 tun I n, k ulhi
a ropiiirlntf tho
• u a hi hah' b n
iji 4 . a- Imv Mint*
>iu«*iilhi'ri« Ih l Iri#
• auuo In* hulk hi?*
i in to hod bl it to
» Ion " » tirU
• * * * * «* ^ *oit* any
:'o*m da> I law a
IU >U>UK %
l»l|C hth> N»y. wbo oiu;til i » itttvo w»*rn
ft |{t)Ksiuti still rt( i li«* v**r> U*am‘. »lre%>«hI
tu hu «*ml*rv U*r st * i|* «u.| t
ImI»> h:U tU fwr * Ittil* nirt one half of
bb
I WOt*‘t sJhhW of llu* UiOI.il «h!t‘ of
Uahxt r; clllklivii. l*o* nils** I twvt«s| of
that a short tltuv hut why. oh.
why. tlo >. :m* mothrnt mviu to want
i i* th* lr % h'Ulrvo always tu tlu* to
fa tit m ..-v* 1* »t a uinitiurg provtmv
always to otv <it» W'Mktn*u» tn*io**l of
attviurthf Xml don't ttioM* *onttiny*nfa!
wuiiuu v ihit i h4llH apjHvir
«mv .not v ‘ ■ vart tlvy aAV< t U» !
rh oa irr amt ui^uvoUoi**
si it a xiwwru
1U.4\ \ Muj-itft* h H t HUM1' H n n! !
*ly, pimply wiupifvhm, ht*a*lachts.
mtitsr* * Thtiikloml makf* j
v , o hW, pair k v mmlorktlloo'1
H&tpr* talkie t !h h«oo*t rieh, rv<l, |'tsit
,, .. K.-rtl* I,
-• 1 s'. H o » usfil with slmv*>s in
* if ■ .o4h! NV ^ ’ Mr* 1 j
v\ Mlauwiv, IKrVaKs N \
CASTOR! A
;or Inunt* aud Ciuidrm
Hit K nd You Have Always Bought
B#*r*;h* /? sj££S/+^
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I i ;* way th*-* had I « »*n #*njpisr**d for I
n )Kir or mor»* Torr tfedf.-r* and LI
d.i In n way, I nny I# -««»*♦*
! th** humbU* |**'*>f»u* firing i** Oh* t*©v#** I
or fuuft«*r«*d mMim on Hi#* unit** him! |
< renin of the Hoillhrm mountain* do
no! of ■VlJJJitKHIM'flli'’
It 1* taken for gniiit#d that whin a
"young frl|4»r” ‘hung* around Hi**
r*;ihiii of a rnotinf;ilr»#***r jwr4H«-*tdfig n j
mar ring**** bit daughter In* Iihm matri
mony In rtew, nod «rh«*fi thr i»#o«r»_fd
nHgtif»oni ar«* <ai!U*d f ri to **-*• th**
Jump fh«* lir<fHO!ttt<'k or atand
up It^for** i traveling pr#*a<b**r to I**
mad** on** there* I* no nurprliM* and lit
ti#* *oinrn*'fit
'Hi** father of Linda I5r**«*ri had no
*pi»o»tion* to a*k of Tout Saltern !!*•
had known Ida father for yt-„ m Tout
had n* yet no rjtioxtlofm to a>k "f l.l *
(I.i’m air** \*dth»*r Linda nor tier moth
nr tiad referred to tin- *ttbj**e» Manv*
tlm*** «t«*n Jo** l?r**en and the UHinit
tin in wit- out hunting *«iuur*U or
walking to th** 'Hinge together Tom
would «udd* n!v s iy without prefa* «•
**!h*<koii in<*’n Linda lietter Kit
bit* le*d •
A * d t'o* father of LStida would throw
avsfiy tf*#* o' I Ijind. bite off another
will aft* r away for h toupl#
of ininuieH ou!d reply:
* I • • • > -.
'Ih.it • * *tj■ _r tli** Ldher would have
a few void' to way to tin* mother In
private. ni»d nt a hiti*r hour whe won *1
I : i!i; !*■';; I fk to ftl*> daughter.
1 Ton* S» dri w irits \ <«ii and I reek
on you*!! la* gofn* in a frvv day*
* JI fifW* «>s J t of f \% «•!» t y the
r? *:» r I i ': - ‘ W'eil follow T'l' r W'lllh
!«• .1 new ««j*iai of liirifl taken n
, ?»<.-. * . i i liiirl uni! f * 11 * *t tier fa in
I i;\ woni'l on ! i »khr4 tmHtntHiu his
rv r* r in ihi- »-m .. n . ni iirin-f*'
fo‘ =>we| |1 ’-:-i* nil o:j .leeoltflt of the
Irf t i! iif Tom Suiter's ninTe from «
\ j; ' hi H:« awl- It** v. a* tit
Mi.h - *h «!«»'.*■- r» there in I 'Aim foil help
| so !m* !h»! i owe for Ton*
J mo h ! i • «•«! -mi »n !»ut he hn«1
! mifii • wit Hi was know n to he n
*i i rhf - : 4rt" \ oiini; iumii T he niiHe
f i ki* I of h hi'oinlio hehl u rli.iHM* foi
i «*i 111 • . i! !« mi nut il 11 e Mi flu worhl l.ln
«I .i in'! i uni \l the ehtl of n > •*;» r or
two low e*mi 1<1 route hank aim! ntfirrv
her nwl f:ik»• her awn*
\w! in * * i ■ r % I! * t or n «mmmT'n
• • i : ! > in ami I irnlat at on h l. *j; In
li • ! .1 In-r tathei h rnhln. it *|nt*e of
n fool net ween them Ltofli Itmkeii info
\ an tin \, ilnl he lohl her of the plrtll
lie t;l!Urf| ill il Jefk> iliKjolufeil W si V
I lilt •‘lie un!i I mI.mmI jjs we.I as If In- hot
ii ii -il • a fint^neij orator lie hot
i T il for her h im! lie meant t- • mar
It her th h ii! i;o thought «»f flksloy
nlf\ l!> loanl H«*eim <1 *-1 r.i I tr t* T run I
j •!, < ns fo hint tnl he ilitl not tin am
that flier-’ wits n knife .il hei heart h*
4 In* li'fene I
Mill will Inner i filler-M n*l ln*w fur
If n hjn- w < ’ o . ins t, ' I li !s I lie
Un! f !* We ! i - i> * W in ii--*. ill ! > et she
i lit s!i rile! iiioiif! * .J month
Hlo S-T mT llif'iil
T wf» i i i ee f t:t v]I• * i tn Mvef;
,-ejn li ) o.l 11 i * | h t im| ■ if to •h*f.»!lJ
him, Inf < t; * n h .. u v. i h>. Ii:»\
Wif 1*1- i • 1 the a; ti Hi t *> «*l tiller
tilUeg ftn-li- were 14‘i l rs In tier , e-, trill
ll* took i it IV III.If he tthonlil Mot see
t hem
"Well, wh.it «ln yoli le '.Mi'" h
H skfH I H s lie ti.lv] fill ishi’fj ill 1 the si
lew e nan! Ia**e*l for a hem minute
"Hett^r It". I reekon Will the r»*pt>
W li.it other answer im.! *h< 11 iv«
m nle a toUsUs! hiii’foo i ,! turn ran?
lifri of (he in*-' ’ -!;s, aiul vef w »♦«!#!
tier Mum ih'h firnh- ■ >-U iletain him
when ho h.nl |*tf«|io*.i •! Hie s«*fiaraT ..n‘*
t'he.. Siil hmei’-ei f >f |;\e
IoIUJIT, nit> I t !i»’tl t!ie\ Hefi.tr.Hft) s|n o
enter tin* » -H irul M*ek its I nk* n
f «»| J *|' ft * h-t her I * - flffvV he I .
shake hawN with t»*‘f fattier ir t| m t \
or md 1 *iiI them m>«!i*>
It 11 ay to ,*■; i; ■! Of the lover* ft it
l*o?h i “wru* m. s? mV * t rw
an I l*»>th t,mUI rad u m hiv I nr two1
*>•* sorawin i om',1 between them
They xx» re work \ at tnJ i?»♦-?!
there tti-tv i . i infer'.Us If Torn
«!U1 i «>t w v\u i !a « on d n*»t n»Hw«*r
'Hu ll one dux there < utio a neighbor
xxh> flail M’rii 1 * in in pot-Min In I :■*
hew fl» d
l it1 speaker di ! tint tmnii t<» wo ii
or bruise. I nt ho had s*hm» a now Tutu
Sabers one wh«* \v ns n«> lunger of
I - u on the i nun! ,i:ih II,• h, i for
g^ten the * f :■ gs ami peaks f »r the
Miwt* of (tip town
When tin* man had departed I In la *
mother wanted tn I » »k Ivor In !ho eye*
Urn!a w a titl'd to do tin* name t>> lior
mother Instead of so doing faith
turned their heads awav. Ihey said
nothing of foui
What happened was all simple and
tint lira: Tom Salter* hail entervd
U|k»u a now life It offered nuuiber
less nttrnrtions to tho young man who
hu<l nexor fruxo ed ton mile# from tho
rabin in xxhhh ho had Iwu Uxrn, and
I was hut naturnl that ho should soon
Ixegln to forgot tin* old life ami ail that
he had left hold ml
Ills (tornxx s wore Indited at latifpr
Intervals and tin * x ceased altogether ,
lie crime to almost Ignore tho few
mountain men ho had known in other
(M.va TOiey * hed *t hi* noxx clothea, !
noted his spec* h and xxalk ami wont
away shaking their heads In their
opinion this was rank tlis oynlty to the
mount a tu*
l>\ and hy there ran - another nice
►or.gyr to the cat in the cove whore
I.iiuta waited \g.i i there xx a* node
ajre to wound or fni'v l it simply to
■ new* S
lug up” to » hat
down there
Me bad W
No muter
rue X r.\g girl
.-uost a jrvnfemjtu
nt su rt ho had
g ho: o. ho had
tmrv-'y le>v a* iigt.u smarter* *f*«r h* > i
life a ’ *i.g 1 m uvf* K \\ V - 1 : I
or return. lie xxh \ marry ?.:*i **?* .* !
uow u vx here be xx ;>
A« U*U and turn h m.-re 1/:;»!:* t?v |
fined to with he* eon her km ^ i
and her head la her hands. S!i s'1
t!ro After the <. *» ir : | at led
her mother datvd ikk break the Alienee
It was Un«k hers* 't wlm broke it at
laM by MU~& Let Le.*i| a«d UUtcI \
sa y l u g
*d never reokoi*ed on his rotuftt*
la k We haiu't go in* to siwak v*i tan
The mother erased tb* rrrom srni
pstted the daughter on the sli* i‘4pt. j
and the fneHent w»« Mr Hr^o
wall not ftpu informed of the go^tp
Unda h»d not sung for u*<#«11is fLie
began singing bow She bad m*i rani;
bled from the cabin for w•«-*«* ** *a I
now lx‘^9 taking ii walks
ter came to her hp* ome mure *ud j
when she stopped if the Hltte
ofii' e and wan told that there w.m tw j
letter h»r smile wan not replaced by •
look of <li*«pfjoft»tt0«‘bt
"Linda** forgot at*.* f Tom and in git*
tin jmrter tlian . r remarked tl*e
father to the mofh-u one evening a« <
they sat slone
'J be rn >rl*« r did red snswer.
looked at hint In contempt- An a mot!*
er she knew that Linds was simply
breaking Iter heart I be true woman
suffer* roovt wfien * %*• laugh* most
Kite was watching I .da There was
nn undefined fear that ttie girl * reck
less spirit might lead to tragedy
\V«***ks paam»<J. however, and nothing
happened nothing icept that Linda
grew pale cheeked and thin, and a note
of *f#»n>»nee fang ;*> la-r laughter She
wa* suffering .and yet defying tlie pain
Then came u crisis She was a mile
down tf»e mountain road one day. seat
ed on a bowlder where *h»* had often
sat before wjifehliig th»* highway w ind
ing down Into the ■ •viand* and tl*e
bu*y world *he kn»* n t of. wheo a
human figure came *•» \ i* -w half a
mile h* low She r**< -4 /.»*d it even at
that distance A !#i -h came to her
cheek, and her eye- fl t«h**d Turn Sal
ters was corning ha ) »? mst
She saw that he w -s dressed «* she
had hist w*<*ti him and that lie walked
with weary step and d* >*«-feil attitude
f'ntil he was within a quarter of a
mile the girl was biw-hfng and trem
bling and ready to r.ii-e her hand and
shout a glad welcoim Then she l*e
came a thing of Mote*. ex . ept that she
mo\cd her eyes to icte Ins progress
He did not discover h r until he was
within a hundred ft*. ’ Hieri he drop
peri the Rntctiel fie w.is < arrylug and
sprang forward, her n > •• on Ins i ;»**
The girl slightfy In* ■»**! her head
lest there was i v in h r !***»k
"Ami > on won't *' ■ '' -'. - N! Von
won't howdy' \ an t • t
S!ie nioiton*d to hi: to
if Ilf her
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fIn*n in h l»u*ky vol< * • 'i
"I hast* < *»!}:«* hsU : i > I 'VSI* **
fool i<> i'o u wily I v\ » * ii up y t*rt*.
an I illicit ti,*s i* knoss «l I ss 5*?*11*f lit
ten r »r fh»u n M>- *• **"»*!♦•!»«*>Is
toM you th.it I tr#**I * t? nr of >m
I (till I WO|f *J| • I ).I* H-tOtV
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Ht i !Hi«* Vin, l>tlf I i t ftlt**i» !
fkun-’it I mltffif hr : I i‘» \ i <otihl
! M • Wd'l’t s "-I xp'M1 f • ' 1 I "I-» '
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IfHtkiiii: at Mm
*• \|ch!n* it *** ?»!»** «uiu- *’v frn»o ll|*
s «*ri- to!»I SOM f* I M M * I II • I U' * 1.»11
thru* tta*r<* ss i> * I foil I
low with h,-r. nt»’ slit* -*'<• u. oh* fun
of i*it- Sin* htuuhtn! uf \n I.hi
ila. flu* f * u-o-'U**i! i:• •• an pal upon
no* ;ii»’ m i I1 irmn* of "i** I iloti
shti.it It no n * a Ht) I ha t
rorm* ha* k r**iiif ! to .sou ah
\\ oa t you xpt-yli to ?*.
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So* a* ! <|otfn '•»«• t o n* - - Ji m! look
i i i 'or** I ton Hu* i pa -a*-! 1 *
ami sv s ut tip tin* » >* i vv< at slowly * p
tin* I *» * l toss at! ’a* of n« i. : h-M»U
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of tpo witsx o- pi-' ■ «>r I. •':<* i»a4 th
in :! : —t sso J: »n *
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a .. .. : * \U i ! I»*i Mi-- hot h* ni
ii ht t fa.** Ii.itl bnpprh. I ai;i
t ■ !\ piii i .. a:*«m»n.l !u i uiitf
ssh!**; * .*»!
• I ' • iluM-t* !»i 1 by fin ! by
( u . «•},.• *' . ! iCHillis Intvr I.in
,1a sat In ' t o iiisht on tin* saint*
oh] , a; at th = .)**•*: Again lit-r r-bow*
s% ,*! oa ! an 1 li**r fa*a* ui ht1*
is I'i !* i* *s sotut* on»* kiiff I***
?.».{■> O'! 1 Im*» Ih*:o1 fin.l look
y ! < 1 l ! III!
i * . , now I.iu hl V“
1 in l r- x -o sht* r»*p‘ o I as stn*
k ' *‘ !sr in*r Imul
I ‘ ti i,»o was **)risi liko a wo
man
A Good Reason
Pi.!: .mi P Can I'd! You
\\ liv It P So
' Ki• ir < » fill* curt* tho cause
of >li" i' < I Unit i- hIij the cures
ate always i;isiinii. This remedy
strengthens mnt tones up the kidneys,
helping lliem to dti\e out of the body
tin a,pint puis. is, that cause' Um-kite lie.
headache and distressing kidney and
urinary eaimpiaints. Putnam people
testify to |K'riiiaiieiil cures.
Mrs. Ik-iinis t ady, of ris School et.,
Putnam, Conn., says: “For tlirt'e or
four years my hushand hail see ere
|>ains ill the small of his hack which
prevented him from sleeping well at
night. .V day or two tiefore a storm lie
always noticed that the pains were
worse, and when he eaughl cold the
treiuhle was al>e> greatly aggrav aleti.
.\dded to this there was an annoying
difficulty from the kidney ^secretions
lie used many remedie* hut got no re
, lief until tie began taking IVian's Kid
ney l*ills, procured at Dresner's drug
store Their use slopped the ikidney
difficulty ami banished the back
aches."
For 'ale by all dealers. Price at*
cents 1-osier-Miltuirn t'o.. Kutlalo,
New York, sole agent fv>r the I tilled
slat, s
Keinemts'r the name—lkian's—and
take no other.
eS\SM0* ■- ■
' ... a ■ re.*;Tf
'Scientific fltncrksB,
A k-»- •• e c •« — v vl w i.%*n**i efls
Tfa •
MUNN&Co.«’^‘N8wTVri
Ml Q& r lx C.
Heart to Heart
l a!ks.
By EDWIN A. NYE.
K«Jtrtn A nt*
YOU ART RICH
Are yon l'» %'**'* health. and birtf j*»a
B t » B*l|>|Klrt-r
Then y ou are rich.
Health u wealth It \n more than
capital, more than labor. It is both
combined It is ability to do. opp or
tunlfy to earn, cbaoti* to win With
health the poorest man is rich; without
tt th** richest man I* poor.
The * bief trouble with moat of us is
this We do not realize our riches. 'Ve
do not know bow to Inventory the best
things of life In our invoice we put
down some things— as money. for in
CaiK H tie* high and others- as health,
for ln*??.!i<** at too ion* a prb*e.
We repeat. If yon are healthy, strong
yon arc well to do. and !f 1 f» addition
you have a family de|*»ndeiit ujxhi
your efT*>rts you are ri« h.
At th*- first thought you might be dis
po^-d to put your family down in your
Invoice as an incumbrance, a liability
luster d of an a*«‘et M in alive, there’s
where y«*n make your mistake!
In»l y >u ev *-r s»s* an oriental woman
carrying a jug of water on her head?
What |M*!se and gracefulness! I he
burden she bears does that, and like
wise your burden should only serve to
give you |*iise and strength.
Hut. Iienitles
You need, all of us need, an incentive
—nomethiiig to I e for an Inducement
The man without the family burden
ma\ rejoice in. Ins iil»erty for a tftnc
b: i the day w ill come w h**n Ih • vanity
of ubimi liberty \ II car dd.- re wii*
be no stern necessity upon him. no
heart compelling ! * -e. ib* will have
no divine cal) fo do and suffer. As tht
5ears shall multiply the emptiness of
life will appall him
Hilt yon \<*u have given hostages to
fate Y **»i have inducement. \ > i’
heartstrings are steady because tie >
fire harnessed t > your io\el ones! Ye i
have : to I've* f<»r. work for.
die far I .•*!» i: 1 > th * answering face
of \our wif • \ our child Is it not so?
^ • * * i a r«* r it
S.»m*•*i ’ t!i * way may hi* dark and
ro- ! Miivwtt upward If tli«*rt* Is joy.
flM*rf ; n- «|*o f»*,i hi I misl**t \ Th*re
miist In* a rooftr**o f<»r wifi* an! hi Os
*1 nil fo wl an | ralnirnt «»n«| sonu-thlm*
ov»*r for ir *n»i** ■ ■ u Anti tin* «■ *»t «>*
ban* im< ;!»•< Is larsre Ali«l m»uh*
[M*oji|»* *h*»*ih to c»*i on hot tor thin you
hut do tlioy got tht* boat out of lift*'*
That's tin* tout-list mm*
Can't you *t*o You an* rf<*h.
Tbonsands Hate Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect it
I'lrtalHirr of Kt<ln«*y liim aM*.
W.H. Mansfield &Co
SELL
King Arthur
Flour
HARivtti *
BALSAM
lSL2i
This woman mti she wm MTfd
! from an operation by Lydia K.
Pinkham’# Vegetable Compound.
J,ena V. Hemr, of Norristown, Ga,
writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
“ I suffered untold misery from fe
male trouble*. My doctor *aid an opera
tion wm the only chance I had, and I
dreaded it almost aa much aa death.
“One day I read how other women
had been cured by Lydia E. Pinkham i
Vegetable Compound, and I decided to
trv it. Before I had taken the first
bottle I waa better, and now I am en
tirely cured.
“ Every woman suffering with an^r
female trouble should take Lvdia t*.
Pinkham s Vegetable Compound.”
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. l*ink
haiu's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have Iteen troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that hear
ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges
tion, dizziness or nervous prost ration.
Why don't you try it ?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
[ women to write her for advice.
I she has guided thousands to
i health. Aildress, Lynn, Mass.
A Reliable Remedy
CATARRH
Ely’s Cream Balm
is quick fy absorbed.
Gi.es Relief at Ones.
It clean-soothe*,
bcal.-s and protects
the di. a-ed mem
l.rane resulting fr-.rn Catarrh and drive,
a way ali’id la t is*- lie t-1 1 (a i !y. Kest< >res
the Senses of Ta-te aud Smell. Full «/«
a ctrt. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid
I'ream Balm f r u-e in atomizers 75 eta.
tlv brothers. 56 Warren Street, New Fork.
OUTLOOK
> the LEADING NATION
AL WEEKLY FAMILY
NEWSPAPER, and for the
eighteen years has been the
LEADING N A T I ON A I.
M EDI I’M for Classified A d
It >•>•! ,cv an advertiser, let
!us c nvince yon that our
Cla-h;i ! I ? i>.v jincnt is ail
we claim for it tD !>est. th«* past
longest e-ta >!:>hed. a d the
most responsive in the maga
zine field.
Send for full information
and a specimen copy cf I IIE
OU I'LOOK, 2S7 Fourth ave.,
New York.
For .Sale
In order to close the estate of \<le
lard Li 1 ley, I will m 11 at prisale sale,
the home place, eotisiting <it' a lot.
lions,) and two barns, corner of School
ami May street". Inquire of IMwarti
<». Wright. lltlf
CASTOR IA
for Infanf8 and Children.
rhe Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
l ive Working
Horses for Sale
at our K S. Itrucc farm.l’omfret Land
ing. Inquire of J. \V. \Vhij>|ile on the
premises. The Child Lumber ( 'or ite
ration, I’uinam. l'4
For Sale
Fort Hill Farm
THOMPSON, CONN.
Consisting of .'Hid acres ami buildings,
formerly known as l>av, Sibley and
Laker farms, all or part, alsoistanding
grass, cow >. pigs, hard wood and hay
for -ale at reasonable prices. One
dwelling house furnished with steam
heat, electric light, bath room and run
ning w atcr. for sale with two acres of
land or more.
Also house ami Jo acres tiearThomp
M>n station anti N. H. Hearn's premia
_ Jtilf
First National Bank
- nr -
PUTNAM.CONN.
CAPITAL, - $750,000
SURPLUS $60,000.
Saie Deposit Boxes for Rent
! Drafts Issued on all Foreign Countries
l niiesl States Dcpositar).
I (‘its li a S p . ..
CLAYTON W. THURBER
I I..u .ter of Ptano and .Organ
91—2. Futnim. C’ono.
KINNEY & SON
Lumber. Coal. Doers, Moulding
Brick. Lime. Cement. P.8.S.
Mixed Paints Lead and Oi!.
hourly udiii u.wi. m., nan Dourly until f v
p. m. and then hourly until 9.55 p.m. n-* *
aing. leave WeWter at *6.i 0 a. m . 7.4; ^
tn<i hour! unti 12.45 p. m., hail houri?^
Trollev Time Table
The Consolidated Railway Cn
EFFECTIVE JULY 1.19w °
Tim* given tor c»rs leasing Front ud
Mam Street
I>ea*e I’utnaro for Worcester sod
ate .tops at *0.17. **>.07, t7-V' ». m . sue kT*6
0 tlll.5r. • tu . bolt hourly ic: : . _/
hourly until 8 55 p. m. Ee»'v. J V'orcester A
Hail) at 8.15 a m., an<l louri; uutii 9.1J. ~
Tim* 2 hours and 20 minutes{are 45 cett,. 1
I.eaee I’utusm for Webster »ud intarajj_
stops *t *7 17. *8 07 ». m.. J7 55 ». B
hourlj until 11.45 a. m., h»ii hunrly unti’i sv
p jyj sn/4 tKon Kmirlv nfifil Q ^K » — •.
aing
and
7.45 p. m., then hourlv until 10.4'*
20 rents
Leave Putnam for D^yrille and interned;,.,
stops at x6.35 a. m. and hourlv thereafter t~,
1.35 p. m., half hourly uutil 8.35 p m t ,■ 91
hourlv until 11.35 p. m. Returning 'u,®
Dayville at *5.00, 5.45 a. m. 6.10 a. m\ JJJ*
ville (car house,; 7.28 a re., and hour;* , ^
1.28 p. m .half hourlv until 7 > p. hi.
until 10.28 p. m. Fare 10 cent*. ' ~
Leave Putnam for Danielson at x6JSa. B
then hourly till 1.35 p. m., half hourlv untii7£
p. tu., hourly until 10.35 p. ,u. Returning leave
Danielson at 77.10 a. m. and then hourlv util
1.10 p. m., hail hourly until 7.10 p. m„ hocr‘t
until lO.lO.p. m. Fare 15 cent*.
Leave Putnam for Central Village and i***..
mediate stops at *6.35 a. m. and hourly egg
1.33 p. m., hall hourly until 7.35 p. no., Wuriy
until 9.35 p. m. Returning, leave Central V>
lage a?*6.15 a. m., 7.45 a. m,. houily thereafter
until 12-45 p. m., halt hourly until’6.44 p. i.
hourly until 9.45 p. in. Fare 25 cent*. All ^
connect at < eetral Village for Moosup. Farr 5
Leave Norwich for Putnam at 6.4'
hourlv ani l 8.15 p. m. Fare 55 cent
Fatt
*• ra*. acd
Putnam and Providence
Leave Putnam tor Providence and war
at 6.35 a. in-changing at Llmv ;e on car* of
the Providence and Daniel-on R , , v ,y, learns
Elmville ai 6.45 and 3.45 a. ni. and bendy
thereafter to and including 6 45 p rn. Return
ing, leave Mat ket Square, Prm: rt.ee, at .'•.45
a. m. and hourly thereafter to 3.45 p. m.,tiit*B
5.45 p. m. Fare 75 cents.
•Does not run Sundays.
^Sundays, one hour later.
xSundays, 2 hours later.
All southbound cars connect at Central Vi
lage with ears i«>r Moosup
Above table subject to change without notice
Bears the Til* Kmd You Haw Always ir.pi
•nr G%&ytez&u
Putnam Mail Service
1908.
post orriCK ofkn
From6.30 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sunday'.from 8.30 to 9.30 a. ni. The lohtn vi!i
remain open to Lock Box boldei- until 12 bi.
Holidays from 6.30 a.m. to 12 cc.,5.30 to 7 p.m.
CanierN window opeiiSunda.vs fn.m 8.T0to9.30
MONKV OKDEK t>I\ I MON
Open ttoni s ». wi. t-» 6 p. m., < ••m-1 on $u>
• tv'- l !•' !-• _"l) Ho.'M.IV*.
R* _istry I>iv!>ioii open duriusr <>rf - uours
t KI.1VK' 1K
] »\ l itv L.ini - ita.lv. Sm:,!av* aed
1 i . >\ ' \< -■pled i at 8.-0 • 4,10 p.
n!.; ai d 11.05 ,t. m in the i’.u- • *■» Section,
Oueni 1>\ i iu • un « •. Ifiubvs.
mu io i»i r »i i i < 11 »>s
From flit Street Le ter Box. -. -Sin-Jay* and
Htdnnn - excepted, and J>e» it< he*.)
KtSIOI- NTI.%1. SKI TIMS
r.i.v.f Despatches
6.15 to P) a. ir.. ri.Hil despatched at 7.10 a.m.
S. i :'» a. m., *• • •• 12.15 “
1. '• to o " p. in., •* “ •• 7 45 p.a
FK««NT A > 1> ELM STIIKT T BOX
6.15 a. in.,
10.00 a. in.,
ii 15 a. in.,
3.30 i. III.,
6.00 p. in.,
mail despatched »t 7 10 a. m.
“ - “ 10.10 ••
•; - “ 12.13 “
“ “ •» 7.45
til »: A I. FKEE l>KI.I\KHV.
Koute* .Vo. 1 ami 2.
!! .*'a! -run* ii:t\e daily, (Sunday* *nd Holi*
n\s exrepu:J» at3.10a. in , return at 3.10 p.ia.
Mailable master, weighing 4 pounds or If*
-'■•L.t b' Kura! Carriers must be prepared by
'•tamp* affixed.
M YII.S OPKX F.iOM
Ho>r«>n, New V»»rk, II art lop'- i ail point*
enth, «:i-t. south ami west at 8.13 a. rn.
Hosiou, 8.15, 10.45 a. ni.. 3.45, 6 05 p. m.
Daniel-on. s, 11 a. ru., 3.45 p. m.
N uw.rh. 8. 11 a. ta , 3 15. 6.05 ••. m.
Hartford, 8, 11 a. m., 4.10, 6.45 p. m
w York. 8. 11 i. nj , 4.10, 6.40. m
Worcester. 8.15 a. m., 6.05 p. m.
Webster, 8.15 a. ui., 6.05 p. in.
Willintaniie, 8.00, 11 a. ra., 4.10 p. m.
Sunday* from all point-3.30 a. n>.
MAILS CLOSE FOK
Boston,7.10. 10.10 a. m.,12.15.3. 7.43p.m
Danielson, 7.40. 10.10 a. m., 5 35, 7.45 p. m.
Hart foul, 7.40. 10.10 a. in., 5.35 7. i~ p. m.
New York, 7.40, 10.10 a. m., 3.15 ' ,7.45p. a
New Haven, 7.40, 10.10 a m., 5 ' , 7.45 p. a.
Norwich, 7.40. 10.10 a. in., 5.35. 7.45 n. m
Willimantic, 7.10, 10.10 a. no., 5.33, 7.43 p. ra.
Worcester, 7.10, 10.10 a. ai., 3 35, 5.35,7.45p
m,
West and Southern States. 7.10 1 A*), 10.10, a
ni., 3.15, 3.35, 5.35, 7.45 p. m.
Worcester and New London, North, Way Sta
tions, 7.10 a. in., 3.35 p. m.
Worcester and New London, South, Way Sta
tions, 7.40 a. ni., 3.35 p ni.
Boston and Hartford, East, Way Stations, 7-1C
a. m.
Boston and Hartford West, War Stations, HI
p. m.
Boston and Poujjh., East, Way Stations,
p. in.
Boston and Poujfh., West, Way Stations, 1I»W
a. m.
Boston, Providence and New York, East, Way
Stations, 10.10 a.m.
Woodstocks, Westlord and Eastlord, by stag**
10.30 a. m
Woodstock*, South, North, East, 10.30 a.
5.35 p. m.
Pomlret, 8.00 a. m., 5.35 p. m., bv stage.]
Nights for ail points 7.45 n. ni.
Sundays for ail points, 3.30 p. m.
FRANK G. LETTERS. Postmaster
Tit Pulliam Spring Waters
Challenge the World.
A. S. DAVIS, Manager.
Telephone 144 — 4
Calcium Carbonate.
Magnesium Carbonate.,.,
.
- • i Nitrate..
« k k oi lion and Alma
Voiatlie and Organic,..
Total
l • ; - iv: c. >. I - U
, A*i
-IIJ
. .IS*
J1J
' .0*
.711
.014
Jfl
iJtf
list
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