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th**in iitnl how to |*i,in tinou.
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that till' h!i'i v hliiiillit III* niililiiiii-" mill
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make** iMoii I In* uioii^lcl i*,*t*i|i.n iNi'iin
of the iImch tiwiici! h* Nen \ - fuel*
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tl» i* »i » !»!' . i*»n i I’l l! r*i|» laifMlI#**
i;■»; Ii.ifiz *! i 4 v * during heavy
W M si*- i » o*r**»l
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v iil epn* r , mi . i*n crow, while
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• ijija-r * rip I- ii*! '’»» ***po **<| I hue
o- ii * \ . v. i • i ,>1***1 l'» at a ml
|h'i : . > »»f wet WcHther without
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fii-l'f |,» 1% W«i« lit »• Ii l»ijtir**<l
lisc t*!ift«*
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Ho// fl Womv t rarn Hai Be«n Mad*
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no* V* - • ■, ihi i i ti." w i it#-* *i <-orr«*
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< » • • f • •! I • • 'i | ‘*r in r»\ I Ik*
> n, fi»*: l v to forty
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, -,y I mH • I M »t | * t • t hi M I
o.if in ' t: • I i m> r* iU ••f tH«* illtrli.
) nil ft r \ t v, !»«•;»f Hint
v I 1 f | • t i; i , ; '111 ill t III* Hill
mi- ,i.»| p.* *1 if oil tin' pour Kj*of?i
1 4| , . - r » of ' on <»IH* of
V Ilf If MM I ) • of ( lo\l*r in HltfVfAMjrifJ
I |»!<» v i f in- Im-i *1***-|» *»til n**vt*»
f.’mv or fit n or sio. k oi» k found \vli*‘t»
v l-1
• Now th- i !,m I uni will product*
; iirty lo i i \ i . I- uni lilm'k l hkI
! i" (y to hlrtv 1*1. !l«' I * of rum | »' flCf*t*.
v. ' it 1 \U .11 I i t WH : y ft I* IIlhi clover
• In-ii\ \ tli** ni I? d !*. |»<* Htirtio) Ik*
• I «• It Woitlil rrn* I t'Miv Ilf ft 11 M<*t I
i I >i 11: i * I of , .«1 fo rt lli/i*r I
. ju I l l *•;» ill O tlif f «*!
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M i ...! - C# ♦
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. , . j! i o v . «»! o mu n-o* i.l
, ii nn> l -o’ It* « n O’ In IliiVf
, ,j ! ;_ ; i h- b i on w hen-fa*,
. p .-to i . •''- ■ no u -itof or
; : v !' ;;.»t »»: !*l or !tn» heavy
%♦. | », > \ I not !>• of uny sd/v to
•til |! * t! - h n n i * u I WrtlUhm * Iiitl
viitor t* * n;> \ w I iim* I v niuy l*» *t It
he Ijsiti . ift i»U,V old tl\le
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ili.it w im :» , v\ In- U voh t-Yifmcp
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In! i ;Hi< (I t- Im j1 !ifuruaril, ami
tt;,' i*ih| : ;if«- ! U* m»m«Io romot
it \t\ «» it t i- • i. t *: < n * ‘it ‘it ♦ in»}>'»*' 1
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i vit!i tin* ‘ oh' l*ni
wo lia \o . » !n J» :s:iI Mi’ViT f a i H m t;
! itMuniv So'k tiia rwith it ffvmi
I 1 v f<» thu<\ or <n\\ i.f :o«*. ** >\ I? nU
i\ or U»»* III air ><{ fho i : M*4<‘li*
liii* ovorv t’tok an I i ivvh o it U1 s
w in-. m« r il in i Ho* ttva!
moot w\ ±i\\< snHoihis; l<» lit**
|HMM f(»M 1> ami I- it ' f« J | III* OVV UOf
Outdoor H-lps.
\pp!oi r - a |oriiMh't* » r-p toll it s
Imh■ i (mil \ (o talsr tlivili lol tho
wait in’* to Oilt
\ foti«r Toutnl tin* wn.irtt l* Hot
• nju*. ami if sa v rs a lot of utitiov
anot'
\ row of vraj*«‘vIn'* aor*** ihif Iwt k
f it»«' j^anion will i-o a t;iviU aUdi
i ton.
Tin*iv fusf uni' tiintl of grafting
Mat I * i1! t ! I ih * * , I o kiwi that
' orks w *-lI i t ho Mivii »,i
If > n iiv t. f « a * o wIhiv
; i <> fr«*o .1 .t\ of umU you
tifcM npprv, tato it u»“tv
i;.» *t mo! \h oho of tio* lin*t o*son
litis • * r • »i -ml vol! rtu*l
on?«lt r n ari* two othorn
t• i s’- u\ a’ ' iiioiioy oft Im*
V • ’v si tiot
\v r* io- f> * lit * boilsotH'UI
llra\ ' impure klmul make* % mud |
tlv, pimply i>>mjUt \snn, treat! ache*, j
nmi-r t tmtU'-t-iin Thitt l<Uiott makr*-j
><hj weak. pa It* *lt*klv ItuhtafkHItKKi
1 Silloi** makes llu>l>U>otl r»t*!», red, |»utv
~ sv'it’R''* }<!itt't health
* 0- J'h«ma»'K»*!isMrU: «HI t* the 1***1
remedy :.ii that ttfUii lata! d k *t‘ a -a*—
f : Ht* Uvtl t’.'t d with su<w*« in
1 • i ' «*t*ht v*« * ’—Mo I
U :,i(. . * . i. i . \ V
CASTOR IA
ior liiiLiaU aud Chiidmu
[he K nd You Have Always Bought
Et .tr* th* VJf^rrT
* yu.-tuux V LJL*S/Z7S (cA+U
Cupid Acrcss j
{* a c,
br r.PLS w SAi'CENT
!>-* I y AKKy'ilt^
«»ri >? "}r Hr hat: La n# Over th*
«*<'auMfs rati and regarded th* city
Ritti .1 frown fl«* hated tin* v. «**r. -■
the iliufjifit pier prmni'tt**! relief from
til** tlhejuief h«? »i WMJMf ft' i! Whfrf) l*e
Hai on a *hlp yet f*v#*rjr Iw.if of th •
powerful engine*. every revolution of
the bog* propelter* that pwtlted the
n* •** of the liner info the v»- \v *ln/,/.}*•
of h *umm*r rain, brought birn immM
to tl»*- dreaded dreariness of hi?* own
born**
With an almost self com ml* era? ion
Ik* <*ok**d ha* k upon tli** la*f few*
month* and contrasted fb*dr brilliaticy
With th* f I, * f lay ! >*• fi »r** him Htid
bi« arm I revolted at It*** thought of re
turning to t;«k»* up th*? dull monot'Miy
of the horn** tif*- lie li.nl always known
Presently th* ;. Would dock a? the
pier I !«*'!♦* would Ir** fh** usual dtfft
i ulty with fhe < trhlcb ***** ma to
he r**M-r\<*•! for th** American citizen
'It*** carriage* would l»* walling and
in a lift)** wl ** he would find himself
t »*for»* th** HO 'it»*r iirowustone prison
that In earllrr d:*v* had sf«*M| to him
for all Uni! w i elegant and refined
.h*an Ins vvll< would come out ofi
th** high hIo f. at th** *♦ *:nd of th»* < jir
riagi* She ouid itfffc her cheek to Is*
ki i**I sl»u w« iil«| «sk If h»* had had n
pleasant trip Viid then she would fol
low him in o the lions#* and with tin*
closing of tin* door would U* shut out
ail f!»** son hi I possibilities of the past
Nothing, how»" «*r. c ould c|<*prlvc* him
of |he* though! fii.il In* had li\ed for
one*#* I'm si\ weeks in London In* hail
d w*dl In n fair; hit•«! *'f fan* y I le li a I
mingled with m»*n ami women of th#*
• d ■ d » 1 • I'd * ' M • d
*:i) ”>! v lof*| a rid \ »ur ' with
out finding Ids Ium i'! v.i ik ;if fh«* teal
i/atirn 11 i a f li** was speaking to a mi*m
L*r of th#* *! * *! ility
|o,:i g •hi* . **ar just passed he* had
a « ompb a i» i : u ; 11 **f *-i)g <Ug
. had oun fn. lirifLh ma tel • Ilf
th**it ow n # . iff I ! * y h d glvon up the
firoiiiem a! !i to Hr. hum line! Ktrinwl
sii j*h‘ i no* 'li. and when he had ae
eom|»!l*dn*cl l la* i#*si|}| ||»* had U*rmni* ft
mil "H | hen* foi a day ’I he Aim n
run i ol**ii v had dined him. and he ha 1
lieeti pr«*'cMit**il tc» • he king. »ml he had
re»#'ived ma1lti> i?afM;its to country
house part hoc. aii part of tin* fairy
giej m
♦ .laham Inn! mnnlHl early, and ms
mhui as he left coio ge he had plunged
inti* Ids work with never a thought of
play This tiad l*e«*n his first real 'a
ration, uni li< had mingled in laiglish
■in*h*fy with a d* light that was wholly
unworthy of Ins country and his g *u
ills
Il«* htnl had 11• > Him' for '••fifty In
Ills own lit lid Ihmmu .-•#* t!if work III.’ll
m.itlf him wlmf In* was hml piw**nti*i1
tfhtXMflon I hi*n !<»«», Mrs f indium
proud «»f his nlH**'f hh* nfs, hn * I Imoit
• «Mitr*nf f(» dia i * hi- !•-*»!.11 jifi and Hud
ri'iviinl r»*r In r t nn. • it l« »n of - .»•-!***>
Iti flif ph a ‘iif of rein '■ htfj; From hr:
p.tlll tin* h t i i * • 1. I | it»f I \ mtfs of dahy
t Iff
J. rtfi Si.*;I grown Kotnov. li,»t stout
with thf | »al; .*• 1 * i'-i of fin* \ *i, . Mm) fir*
< i > 11 * | *! * * \ ; Mi Whirh lliul lw‘i» lift gr<Mf‘
. t <•{ 'ffi j i h r m !ioo | h.i I fad* <1
V t }:(•-« \\ : i. r ml tit • hast tl >1
if - «• ! h»*r ror tt iliut*. Inti .ii in** fii'-l
In- Wjis . ...1 slit* liiOi H«'l «"llif
III* fonti r.ti 'l hi*r pi n id contont
•!i l.ri 'i in; v of ftn* «o
nit'ii In* hml im*f. and In* kn**w tint
thf v mnl si.,* m*\ t*r t «*nltl huvt* mi\ f*l
I or tin* th si 11 mo h«* f fit an m*tu.d
ilisHiitisfin lion with his wifV am! w!-!i
otI that sin* mlssUt hf inoff l;kf tin* ♦*
bnftfitlv rri'.-iitm**
As hf tic a .ilu of thfin whiU* fh*- far
rlaift* rod. I uptown in* frit hn»t«- and
iimn* ii distnxit* for flu* wdV n wailing
him ntnl win'll shf mint' to tin* do
in gtvrt hhn In* mtilnnltMl tin* port!'
Hgoir h* Its sohft* dross with tin* slfn
»h*n,fss of thf si11 miMv jf.iv foil wo: « a
)f I ■ r \\ !'■* l. *d amu<»sl fll'-iunrh I'*. 1 V
* ui a t:»* thf 1 ** id t»f fin- finer Aimti
•tin for a fn*v works
Vft til th *i■ i w is ast.mishf I to find
(toil lia was g'ud to sff If an lift*
kiss of gri'f flni: whs loss jH i fum toi >
fh.mi In hml H’!iftp-it'* l rtnuv ha \
Is i ti otif tt • <‘*nf • I • o o| that now hr
no ah! to f'oigrt It was at a hail
11,r :.hts, thf notslf ami h sir mgr!
pnnrh than In* was nsrd to hoi a
k ’-u* i*» his In* nl
1 or o'.** <l*’liJons moimmt In* had
ho -l a siftnlfi. y If hi I ui: llu'irt* in his
k s 1 hf iif\t instant l.a<1> Ii • am*?
h i m*ta*pits! tin' hupftuous riuhru-r
tis a gnumtu! f\fum* for r inline a Ihi.v
hit flirtation that promised to grow
».'iiha:i issh - \ st : .ms tnsh ad Of
tnorniy amusing Fin* mritiurv of that
h -s ha l not Urn p vasnnt to (indium,
for hf was a rleau tnltnhsl man. mul
h»* had shuddered at tlu* brink ujmn
\\ It till In* hml found himsf'f
lie f • i.'Wi'il Jeitn up tlio narrow
stairway. ivnlt ("t ins It with tlio great
•il.'i iivases In* h.ul seett iiliiM.nl mnl
non with tin* ' iittH.it It ittil n"t seem
to In* hi nun m ho h;nl Imagined.
111* iMoiu w i- .« til ’uJill lit' li.nl loft
It tin' tint I t I ln<iv were tilntchi'*
mi tin- in.mi id linin' of tlio cigars
In- lik-il lx .• V l»,i"k mnl n reading
iitlit tti'io by t1n« head o( tin- Iml mnl
Ills ulii'pi" s >lil . t In*- ilo tint lounge
tlrahaiii n.i" 1 methodical nilllil
I'ln* prim or !• r !■ n-ss of tin' room « i*
In contrast to r-.c hotel rooms In which
be lisil tin ■ iter part .of n yenr.
mnl It please) t t > have thing* ust
as he w n;inl t". to In' I'l l* he hiul
Imt found v't'it in tin' ■ nntry bouses
w here ho h t » - S utie of hi* il «
<jiilot vanished to give p! > v to n sense
of satisfa iInn, am! t!:o frown hint left
t ii fne wlton he went down to the
; w . to mt".it mail *.o
W lilting lii» attention
Von. he w -• wo i ..intent to be at
lo'l 0 .III I lit h. W .1 0 tl SC'.Oils
lug He W5t over the ■. ';n'neil letters
autl wotnli'iinl wh.it this m « fee!.:..:
might tn', yet dinner time came with
tin' solution as far away as nor
lb* well served meal well Its few
si.npie dishes w -s a relief after the
i •.it-'Oste il'Uiters of the iowii I’tmr
ami the still more elaborate fttarthin*
a : .-(■! M s <h ' ts.. .Hi In sat
IsfHotSon when he was uni ml to, praise
the cooking
"l was afraid that after the Eng •.«!»
roast beef you would mg care for
this." she said.
I "A* th< igb there was any n>mpan
son «■(.ff«l Grsbam as t*» remitled
that Je»u <rm k»<k: g nn'i-maily well
In her a!) blar-lr g iw n.
He father regretf.~ I the end of the
tr.eal and the custom wbirh decree,!
th-.it fie shook! l<e -ft al-ne with b;*
work lifter dinner .The nr) wented
rather duff. and he «a* still eoBStdoos
• if that strange *e:.i>f a want uusttp
fti-!
I"or a time he work! over bis pn
tier*, lint a grow i g d>«a'isfactlon
e,in f it him to stop Impatiently be
tv- -I ftie paper* -- •)'!. lighting a
fri- t( i igsr he « »:l <: o -r to the wb •
i|,,w and puffed the ke f ■ ' I n t e
*- Ivor moonlight w !,..<• he ana!} led hi*
feelings
To fill surprise h - f* u'd ’hat. af er
a!). In* was glad to get 1 a* k. He iunt
had a pleasant t n.e he bad enjoyed
It«-ing lionised. and yet not one of bin
titled leistesst-s had r; ele the “lightest
etTort to provide the little things that
more than the great one* make for
'comfort. There bad always te-en a
hired housekeeper t took out for his
comfort, and the fa r ■ lute-sine had
teen left free for her flirtations and
her bridge
It bail been com.V. able to find Jean
a<T>>Hs the table fr mi him. to ri-n.ize
that she was there t.. to Ids com
fort. to jierfonn tie tti ,-isaud and one
little servlets of • <■ It was Jean
whom he had mis-- ! a'l the afternoon.
Slie had effai-eil her-- f. as sh»- always
had done, arid he had missed her.
The thought came on him with the
vigor of a blow lie had dread’d
meeting her as tin* ‘■reamer bad come
• ip the buy, ami already he was regret
ting her nhsem-e II-- had railed
against lib dim eo*-irisl Hfe. and he had
regretted that Jean w is not like the
people he h.atl met
Now he knew that tIt > quiet life was
what he liked fast He would not
have .loan other than what she wan.
I »tsl Min* ion merit hail come already In
t!ie reaction of tin* home atmosphere
It waa hi* own fault that Jean was
n<>f r.if.'v f.i him (Inn she h d been
He had himself thrust her Into that
place lie whw sti pondering Ills ill**
covery when his wife entered
■ i * !h i e any tii. -4 * - i Ti 11 f. tlrantV*
■he asked »»* h!m* pan i d on the thresh
old "I a n Kofti;: «!?* to niv room tin
!• - - f i i w,m 4 that > *r
fiC: tl "
■ I ne.sl you.” said Hrahafii as tie
1 .1 t • ar 1 her *1 >■ been want
lti4 } on f or a \ ear. 1 I Inn* juM
found It o*it Wli.i do v •«! know, .loan
that as I raon* up i I was s*.rry
that I was f*.»:i»i11*4 ■ to exchan/e
the whir! of the last few week* for
the dullness of the " • we lead
“And now I ft ml that life very pleas
ant. and I have made the most aston
Isliinu «!is«-overy of that I love my
w ife very much hide* l '
She saw in Ills « - a iook that she
had not seen since h ** courtship yean*
before, ami she gave ! happy Iitti*
fautrh as she laid he?* land upon his
sh**uld« r Idle 11 • i - * I licit s'... loved
had conn* home to her. nl thipll In
enuie with him a« r<*>< th - as
Through his >« r\ *1 - • .i« t «.r.i, a
hid found I'UHti i.tUa ut
T h' r ■
Tin* * .?*• nd ft ni rti■
r hns m n |>*M»r i» i f «>f 'I n ■ hesfet
|ji^!::itd. have he* .\ ! pm rs> > •; *,i
“'I Ik* Sen " To man ■ t *■ i»• i11 Ike wi d
1 eolivey* the vagm : of klcas. for the;.
h'l ‘ I* * i*\»*r ki • I !;■- mM. t*V ell Ml:
IV i. !,;» ! I. . ho hrv In }»:m
thriMmli the v»* mind* flu* n :
e\ I*' it ion ' • **?•;! = •* ‘.Mm- p
• inniiU reft ■ pi- I In* sen. v> ri'o
fill'* ii * i • * li. U vet \ I’-efOl
to !’;«• t lc'\ ' V Ml >1 SJlIln! die* | he*
f»• l \ *• .1 lit!:.- i »• allll «|fu«» til!,i 11! tt»
i! ‘ *'l ! • 1 • \; Inins nimlhor is m
Miru*’ pee" «>r laud dug f:om tlx
;; n: In I 'Mi v 'nr ill Ij " * >!ir l» 1*\
MV!H* to i • * I r. 1 of t hr rnfryinu
1-f IIP! I- ' S !•. !»■ at fr«*t! ! ‘1 • I ■ ; U
to So h! > ‘m'|\ 11« *ri*. for he w i i I ns,
• i ’mm m \ i otlfes oil the M-a
n* wed oti r!»♦* land.*’ nml !»■• mills a
I • • • <*l! 21 f Of till' V l!ll
md»T t !>•* A t tln» Itot11 of flu*
; >•-.< • ii> >.*of»!e. s|M»i,m*s. wait*!
weeds • ! othi't things *'
R h o c' r
fV- H li’mde
am i -•
tarvT*
■id Matrimony.
if iu»t* time find h prl
' whom In* enfertni*;i*d
• d w !• * , se? \ ha s |»o
• ••«* film morning this
atmoum od that in*
The <*< dossils*
r h iiuligmition for ft
ilhriii',' :>t t!m ml*
out. ‘What on earth
* for another secre
\\ if! ' 'or a replv hr strode
hr d !*r
' I It raf viol**' r. HU
g d Ha . t; • \or. prompted him to
extend t! ■ u.vnm hand Inter *m.
and hr gave u> thr tirtdr some fine
dlam* pU Mition, tie lent them
his o\\ ti . ml horses for use to
ami f: ip it irch.
It to *r d his head to give his
erstwhi.e t ,\u secretary any more
empk»> uietit S vb ft crime as matri
mony though forgiven, could uot be
focdonetl.
FOR
CATARRH
Ely's Cream Balm
it qwu*S
&»*•* R*m*! at One*.
It rl«HUi'Month**,
iuhl |»n*t *•» t*A
U»* ills ix.il USrflU
Iran* re-.i-.tt:**; r> u Catarrh and drivw
th* 8*n< m>H ■
at> Cta. at 1 >• u.. ■
tVattt Ka a i
Ely lin*fe»nk ■>'»
■ ll«ii«l i^uti kla. Best***
Hiul I'tuelL Full "t.v
* or by n »il. Lk|ui4
ifiYU Stnvt, No'*' Votk.
A ■**-?* «-■ 4 » |»4 4#*<r !'• ••-'fl M>
C : •. * o* .t « :«!•»>-* »r«# *vhif ac
* • *'H- T J u«- it**;* Omnar.K*
* .it. HAH38O0K on
#«?■ »■ « f l;‘f *WUT,R< ?*»
fV » . »k*» Muua \ t\v WilH
ty . , ie., .u l&«
Scientific American.
A H. Tf't i vM'v. l*rs«*t t*T
tni«. 94 a
M*’ H.v I*, iUl ait *#«»»<»#•;«*%.
MUNN & Co.56New YQrk
•ranch v %cv. s* y «t, W aafet&«ivB. U C.
-lead to Heart
rT' «<
H f* * ' ^
—* l* A j* J »
By E IVY IN' A. NYE.
Cnffrrft • t. !>*. !*y F>iwtn A. Sy*
YOUR SOU DO YOU KNOW HIM?
“Oh. my (wj- ia nil risht. Me may '•*
a litt!^ wild. tut I am *ore be would
o<>f «lo anything erj t>i:d "
That »•** l!w? way a loud mother
spoke of her son when a friend hinted
i-oncsrniiis the young mans ha'its
Tin- son i* of age. a kind in-artel
hr oftt votin' fellow, and la the itlo: of
his mother
What arn the fa fa nl«ut the boy?
In a unnl. tie la doing «everything
a !ot ought not to do He does n.ore
than take an "occasional drink." He
gambles regularly He nftenils to bast
ties* ail right In business honra, Out of
business hours be devotee btinaelf t<
vartoua vices.
The fai t i» this young man Is rapidly
going t‘» the d"gs.
And there Is pathos In the thought
that hi* mother Udleves he Is a good
sort of tioy. only "a little wild.’ She
will never know her son as be Is tint!*
•nine crisis come*. Some day he Is
Ilk ly to dlsg-an- It's family and cruelly
shock a doting mother.
Why la the son going wrong?
He comes of a good family. He has
been well edocatisl Ills mother has
(might him from Ids youth up the pr1n
clpl-s Of right living Having fortified
him In thN way. his parents do not
dream that the son Is leading a dlsso
lute and unclean life.
Father and mother do not know their
son They do not know Ills real
thoughts, habits Inclinations. a«s si a
tlims. They think they do. hut the;,
don’t.
It may l*> this b y got away from
ho ne Inlitten ms when In* was a iad
Many I soys do get n vay ear!'. Moth
i s simtctliiie* are unable to keep a
rtring around tlmm Mothers some
liioes think the; are I Of .* g c h on the
little fellows when they are not doing
10. Thev are d cch ed
It matters not when the young man
I. : .-ci ■ 1 h.nei| to he cor
c ii.ie1 '' M is sure- his case Is n typ
| a I one i ' .. ure the amis of young
Pico be eli log their parents hist as I
f'-'s o-w d.' ■ Ihdng of the stature
rod age of i: i :i the; ' '•* free to eome
end g . at n t I It I- ill ;.■ nit to know
y , of life i I ; ou p onld
I -. • i1::. ‘i'i; in convincing the par
HF . t!' • t t'o laws a "c lot ill right.
f>o von ko your log Imy?
Voo nil (i i .!. Fiat, having trot him
safely "| to nianhood you can let him
go whereas yon might to know that
manhood prs-cots man; spools 1 and
peculiar temptations
T> i 'mi know your son?
Are ' oo sore'
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
There is rt disease prevailing in tins ;
Country most lamjerons t**v.‘iust* sotieca • i
t|Vf. Mriliv
* deaths ait- caused
by it—heart <! i s
e.isr, juieuinomt.
heart tali nit- or
a jMijiIex \ are of!ell
the result ut kni
ne v disease. If
ki-liif' trouble is
allowed toad vance
theknine\ poison
ed blood will at
tack the vital organ*, causing calami <*t
the bladder, «»r the kidneys themselves
break down and waste a wav cell 1 \ fell.
1Uadder troubles almost alwn\s n - i!t
from a derangement of the kidnevs nd
a cure is obtained quickest b\ a proper
treatment of the kiduev >. It \ou are feel
ing badly ) on can make no mistake by
tak mg I »r k v-r- 5wamp Root, ! e
great kidney, liver and Id ; ber remedy.
It corrects inabilitv to hold urine and
scalding pain in passing it. and over
comes that unpleasant 11 rr sit v »»f bi mg
comjHdied to go often through tlie dav,
ami to get up mam times during the
night. The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swamp-Root is soon reah.-eb.
It stands the highest for it- wonderful
cures of the most distressing t
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
sold by all druggists m hftv cent ami
one-doilar si/e IfM'ttles. You m.iv have a
s itutde bottle of this wonderful new dis
covery and a 1 wh*k that tel - a'! ..bout :t,
both sent free by mail. Address. * >r. Kil
mer \ yV. liingh .mu»n, N Y, When
writing mention reading this generous
otfer ill this jwijMr llon't make anv
mistake, but remember the name. Sw aint»
R *>t. I*r. Kilmer * Swamp IT ot, ami the
address, Binghamton, N Y on every
'xHtl"
W. H. Mansfield & Co
SELL
King Arthur
I
Flour
PARKER'S'
HAIR BALSAM
fc* fea.'y. ,
* 4 f*vurt*\ ft
* ~£ urwj
This sign is permanently aftaenea
to the front of the main buiMing of
the Lydia E. Plukham Medicme
Company, Lvnn, Mass.
What I>oes This Sign Mean ?
It means that public inspection ot
theLaboratory and methods of doing
business is honestly desired. It means
that there is nothing about the bus
iness which is not “open and above
board." . j.
It means that a permanent invita
tion is extended to anyone to come
and verify any and all statements
made in the advertisements of Lydia
E. Hnkham's Vegetable Coininund.
Is it a purely vegetable compound
made from roots aud herbs with
out drugs ?
Come and See.
I *> the women of America continu
ally use as much of it as we are told ?
Come and See.
Was them ever snoh a person as
Lvdia E I*inkham, and is there any
Mrs. Pinkham now to whom sick
woman are asked to write t
Come and See.
Is the vast private correspondence
with sick women conducted by
women only, and are the letters kept
strictly confidential ?
Come and See.
Have they really got letters from
over one million, one hundred
thousand women correspondents?
Come and See.
Have they proof that Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has
cured thousands of these women?
Come and See.
This advertisement is only for
doubters. The great army of women
who know from their own personal
experience that no medicine in the
world equal- Lydia K. Pinkham’s
Vegetabh < onijMiiind for female ills
will still go on using and tieing ben
efited by ii : but the poor doubting,
suffering woman must, for her own
gake.U- taught • onfidenee.for she also
might just a- well regain her health.
OUTLOOK
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AI. WEEKLY FAMILY
NEWSPAPER, and for the
eighteen years has been the
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MEDIUM for Classified Ad
vertisings
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u> i inee you that our
Cl.i-sih Department is all
\ve claim !<>r it: the Pest, the p.ist
longest established, a d the
most resp insi'.e in the maga
zine field.
Send f<r full information
and a speciir en copy of I 11 E
OUTLOC)1\, rSj Eourth ave..
New York.
For sale
In order to clone tlit* estate of A<le*
lartl Lit Icy, I will sell at private sale,
the home place, consiting of a lot,
hon.NA and two iwirns, corner of School
ami May streets. Inquire of Kdward
<«. Wright. 1.>lf
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Chiidren.
The Kirn) You Have Always Bought
Bears the /^y y , <T'~,
Signature of
l ive Working
Horses for Sale
at imr K - Itruee farm.l’omfret Land
ing. Inquire >f.l. \V. Whipple on the
promi-o- The < Tiiltt I,mutter ( ’or ite
ration, Putnam. ili
For Sale
Fort Hill Farm
THOV PSON, CONN.
t on-isting ot -ssi acre- and building-,
formerly known a- Day, Siblev and
Maker farm-, all or part, al-o.standing
gra--, cows, hard wood and hay
tor -ale at reasonable prices. One
dwelling hou-e furnished with steam
heat, e eetrie light, bath room ami run
ning water, for -aie w ith two acres of
land or more.
Ai-o house and A1 acre- nearThomp
-on station and N. 1!. Ream - premis
es- 2#tf
First National Bank
— OF —
PUTNAM. CONN.
CAPITAL, - $(50,000
SURPLUS *60.000.
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
Oran- I"iied no all Foreign Countries
loiled Siaie> Depositary.
< Hiv M lit. yys 1'resilient
J F■ t ilouvre*. Viee-PresHie'nt
*’ It tin i-ATKii, Cashier.
CLAYTON W. THURBER
‘c r Piano and^Organ
itieph, tu 97—2. PoIdio Coon.
KINNEY & SON
defers is
Lumber. Coal. Ooors. Mouldings
Brick. Lime. Cement, P.B.S.
Mined Paints Lead and Oil.
I
5TOP AT^
Trollev Time Table
The Consolidated Railway C*
EFFECTIVE iri.Y !. 19US J
Time given lor cars leaving Fronted
Main Street
Leave Putnam for Worre-ter and inter*-*,
mte stop* at *5*17, *6.07f 77-5A a. m., sr}).
ju till.56* m . bait hourly '.t.l 6.J5 r.
hourly until 8 55 p. m. Leav J .Von eater ft*
I Hall)*at 6.15 » m., and loorly un*:; 9.1jr •
Time 2 hours and 20 minutes; fare 4o cea&l fc '
I Leave Putnam for Webster %nd in term**:**.
; -tops at +7 17. *6 07 a m.. 77 55 a. m., ^
! hourly i-atil 11.45 a. m., bait hourlv ac*: § u
I p. ni. and then hourly until 9.55 p.m. jV^'
| uiog, leave Wehatei at *6.' 0 a. m . 7.4? 1
j and hourl unti 12.45 p. m.. half hourly
7.45 p. m.. then hourlv until 10.45 . m. ' p~ ‘
‘20 cents
| Leave Putnam for Daw ilk ar.d air ncedi*u
stop- at x6.35 a. m. and hourlv thereafter csS
! 1.35 p. m.. h*lf hourly uctil * *. p m ‘
I hourlv until 11. <5 p. in. He* • *
Davvifie at *5.00, 5.45 a. no. 6.10 a. m
vlife (car bouse, ; 7.28 a m., ami hourly
1.28 p. m .half hourly un»il 7-2* n. a,, w,
until 10.28 p. m. Fare 10 cem«.
Leave Putnam for Danielson at x£.3fta -
then hourly till 1.35 n. n».t halt hourlv u• t," x
p. m., hourly until 10.35 p. *n. Returning
Danielson at 77.10 *. m. ami then hourlv cs*}
1.10 p. m., hal! hourly until 7.10 p. m, wj
until 10.10 p. m. Fare 15 cents.
Leave Putnam for Central Village and int^.
mediate stop at x6.35 a. m. and hoork nad
1.35 p. m., hall hourly until 7.35 p. na., hoars?
until 9.35 p. m. Returning, leave Central vj
lage «t*6.l5 a. m., 7.45 a. ai„ hotulvthereat
until 12.45 j>. m., half hourly uutif 6.4ft p. &
hourly until 9.45 p. ra. Fare 25 cents. All ears
rnnuect at Central Village for Moosup. F«n»
cents.
Leave Norwich for Putnam at 6.45 a. m.. a^
j hourlv uut 1 8.45 p. m. Fare 55 rents.
Putnam and Providence
Leave Putuam for Providence and way poing
at 6.35 a. m changing at Elmville on ^
the Providence and Dani* isoo K < lway, leav ^
I Elmville at 6.45 and S.45 a. ni. and hourly
! thereafter tc. and including 6 45 p, m. Beturv
[ ing, leave Market Square, Pi\»\ :-'rnce, nt5.4ft
j a. ni. and hourly thereafter to 3.45 \. m , the*
I 5.45 p. m. Fare 75 cents.
1 *I»oes not run Sundays.
1 JSundays, one hour later.
xSiindavs, 2 hours later.
All southbound cars connect at • atral ?|
: lage with cars lor Moosup
Above table subject to change without notict
CASTOHIA.
Bear* tie _/) ^‘8 KM Ym Ha.s Meats 3aqs
Putnam Mail Servict
1903.
POST OFFICIO OPEN
From 6.30 a. m. to 8 p. ro.
Sundays,from 8.30 to 9.30 a. m. The lohhv will
remain open to Lock Box hoidc!- until 12 m.
Hoi hi ay 8 from 6.30 a.in. to 12 rc.,5.30 to 7 p.m.
Carrier’s window opeuSundays from S.dOtoiUO
MONEY OKDEK DIYIMOX
<>l*en Horn 8 a. i*i. to 6 p. ni., i .“til on Sua
tiavs an*! Legal Holidays.
Hc^i'Tiy l)ivi-iou oihmj tim ing v hour;
OKI IVKP I ES
By i itv Carrioi> " odiys and
Hoi iav‘ '-v t pted) at 8.20 t. m. and 4.10 p.
m.; m • i 11.On :,. ni. in tin- !’ - ■" Seetioi.
One deliver\ by City Carr'it - ;i Holulav*.
HOI' tlS OF COL1K I I >>S
From Ilir Street Lo'ter Suedavs Xti
Hoiidai >■ e veepted. anti I)tu a;.)
HI SlOt* N IT A L SM 1 ION
Collection*. % Despatch*
6.15 to fi Ida. rr.. mail deepen'.. ; tt 7.1(la. sl
s 0 to 11 to :i. IU., *• '• - 12.15 “
1.30 to 6.30 p. m . •* •• 7.4.T,:\®
MOUNT ANI) ELM STREET BOX.
6.15 a. in.,
lo.no a. m.,
11 15 a. in.,
3.30 a. ni..
3.00 p. ui.,
mail despatched it 7 10 a. a.
“ “ “ 10.10 •*
*• •* " 12.15 “
“ - 7.45
HI UAL FKEE DKLIV EKY.
Routes No. 1 ami 2.
Blind aniers leaw daily, (Sundays and FWi*
Oav sex*-epteJ> at8.10a. m , return at 3.10 p.».
Mailal‘!t* manor, \v« ighing 1 is or le*
"vut by Rural Carriers must lu- prepared by
stamps affixed.
I
>i .\ i is ori N fkom
Boston. Now York, Hartford • all poiafl
rortli, > ;i'i. south and wm :it 8.1' ;t. m.
Boston, 8.15. 10.45 a. □>.. 3.45, 6 05 p. m.
I H, U h . ni , 3.45 p. m.
Norwich. S. 11 a. in., 3.45, 6.05 p. m.
H:utf«»nl, 8. II a. m.. 4.10,6.45 : . m.
N vv York. 8. 11 a. m., 4.10, 0 *o. ; m
Worcester. 8.15 ». ni., 6.05 p. m.
Webster, 8.15 a. r.i., 6.05 p. in.
Willimantie, 8.00, 11 a. m., 4.10 ?• rn.
Sunday* from all point'- 8.30 a. re.
>1 AILS CLOSK KOU
Hoston.7.10, 10.10 a. m.,12.15,3. .X'J.tip*
Danielson, 7.40. 10.10 a. ui., 5 7.45 p. m.
Hartloid, 7.40. 10.10 a. m., 5 ’ 7.45 e. in.
New York, 7.40. 10.10 a. m., >.1 7.45p.«
Ne w Haven, 7.40, 10.10 a. m.. .7 4' p.a.
Norwich, 7.40, 10.10 a. ni., 5.55. 7.45 m
W dliumntic, 7.10, 10.10 a. in., , 7.45 p. m.
Worcester, 7.10, 10.10 a. m., -< , .33,7.45?
iu.
We>t ami Southern States. 7.1n 7 40, 10.10. a
ni.. 3.15, 3.35, 5.33 , 7-45 p. ni.
Worcester and New London, N ‘h. 5V a? Sia*
tions, 7.10 a. :n., 3.35 p. m.
Worcester and New London, South. 8!*
tions, 7.40 a. m., 5.35 p ni.
Boston and Hartford, East, Way Stations, <1»
a. in.
Boston and Hartford West, Way Stations,
p. m. m
Boston and Pougb., East, Way Stations, *»
P*m* \ ua
Boston and Pough., West, \\ ay Stations,
a. rn.
Boston, Providence and 5ew York, East* «*?
Stations, 10.10 a.m.
Woodstock*. Westlord and Eastford, by stair**
10.30 a. it*
Woodstock*, South, North, East, 10.30 a
5.35p.ra.
Pom tret, 8.00 a. m.t 5.35 p. m., bv »tage.|
Nijrhts for all points 7.43 p. m.
Sundays tor all points, 3.30 p. m.
FRANK G. LETTERS.
Ikt Pulnai Spring ft’iW
Challeuffp the War
A. S. DAVIS, Manager.
Telephone 144—4
Calcium Carbonate.
Magnesium Carbonate.
St* hum Carbonate.
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Sodium Sulphate.
Sodium X-trate..
PoW.-ium Sw'pnate..,..
lice.
Oxide of Iron ami Alu
Volatile and Organic.
Total
Total Solid U -doe on Evaporative.
I,mu- per U. S. OaihH,
These recalls -how that the watery
U of exeellt nt oiganic ru.*!> .:; -
drainage contamination. In ;nr
water is an excellent one t *r -
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