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LABOR SAVING DEVICES.
Maci'intt Th ! SioipUfy T *-» Comrron
Ferirt cf Farm Work.
li.tv ®* if k*'r of flerrb k
for MIKlitfg h. > In tin* ' rkl, *'■ b a*
■mil i a a ii t'. ?’! ^fr.*‘lon ln*r*?w ltb,
will \* fniitwl not nuiy very band?.
#HJt €'Sj M t‘i 1 '' ft;_!:<'t, .‘U I It » l!l do
rt. -.imrk lu i <f«ctory a manner a«
< r—n
m
* i i\exit . >m- hi' ai.R
■ons of tin* newt PKi'i-n ivr hnjr tnrli
«rrm J hi* in.i-1 fiii'l * "• *i*'» slil.* lii'm * i
.iri* 4 ty t lii< ft* < .'ini'* 'I'n* "I
an;: V fs* III** :ilnr 1“ I I* III I"* I * 1 * *
if hi Tli* <if i I fit- <1 tin !i at I* I; ’I In* lK.lt
A h ihSu Hi.* i-'iltl'* i*i ' i't* '.I In
|il/i* ,. is *lii*n n t li Tin* t*. n liultH
1*1’ liiiiil lln< uni1 t III |.Ini"•* mill " rr
iiiovi'i) « !n*ti iii"i ina t!ii’ «!*■ i r 1 * U
Ilnur,or. If ■ • it* in "I'ly i ''*•<! 11
si: .rt <li t.Hi' i* It lil i* ** I"* .. <>S
|i> rr*!iH.vii tin* inii'f Hiiiii'ly hit li ii
liorw* t., tin* >111 nlnI 'll UK tin* * i i *
*h*rr)< k svtnr** v, n t. I I’ I* tin* in' >
1,1,fJi fir 111 '*: < ! of It* I : !*• -' 1*;
ami |; tin* i . I "II. I*> » !n li tli«- lilmU
|» In in.nil* f.i*t with ii Ini I M'[k* \
sling limy l*»i | m * * I * rminil tin* * ill In
films* of III*' i >'*!' .ft I If in** '' tr?
■J ill* >111 liniilil !■*■ rr<('ll fmii tm ti
slUron fill l*i;it: mnl I In* 11 > ‘ ’ '"'I
tun "It* lirmi'K from «itli*<*ii to t«* i!
»y fi t ! long Ity (Hiring >i* rnil li"l'*
HI tin* in ' t tin* mmi* in.tv In* ini-i il **'
Inwrivit mnl nmih* flit” prnp^r Iti’lgiit
fur Itilb m ill ml Initat* sti*'1— l ln
«lrrri K slimilil ><*t at mi mi;;'** <>f ol«*tit
forty tin* iliorn* I. loaning tiHViinl tin*
stark, anil 11. i1 i* two guy ultra oi roi.ia
il lla* riv.r mnl into In front
Till* H* 1*01111 Hill-I I 111| Ml slim* « how II
* l‘g* la I'll* n.r- f' r limy hr roliKtrilrt* il
It I*' i 11 in t only ■ u* linn h ivork on
tht farm loil will grmitl.v nasM In
ftlaolng li i* i • grial.li** oil tin* tinir!.**t
in ta-ilor >lm|*o l lu* ''til l> rnillly **t*lf
111",*!, 1 ng 1 In* * i * * * **f t ho ilovl.o will
sll*tn*n<l *111 tin* lltnomit of vr gt* t H l*io **
to 1,1* o .1 >||I*|| A 1**\ I l ing I'liiil till*
, > lln lor Is m i'll* tiv sotting I **vn lm.nl *
from on** or tivo tit* li liimlii-i I Iiom*
l|fs* | .i lilt* f nt I lo I In. Ml|:1 I I ii n. | | *1:11 r I
Jil lit* ' \ 11“ slimy ti, 1111 ojiiOilnyf bolng
in 'W* In u til' li fin* *i '* ‘ •'
|*n I | t. «u **!i >• *i lit A. wII II I**
tn-'il I'i I'f.ici* nl'li h * i itt'*t ri"i
I ;u* * ii I oi‘ to* “h.ift Is hriil i" form
a taming iron!, or l.rtlldli* Tin* rj lln*
A M . i A ' I 1 - U A HI 14
«U»r tuvaJ* iiiv «»v * ' <! >viii» Ueitv' \vt»v
lilk wr nair-w *uip* v‘f •*»*> l>i..»U»i
luin^v Tilt* " In h»* VVilslH'tl
4ir»* |>l;l <tl I I tllv* * $ H»* 1**1 ;Hnl l hi* i‘*>\
rliy t ‘i**! vvllll Liu* i Uliulul
In ttuoi lv\ • I I I nih‘;‘ ‘ n* i rtiik
Til* ttmil will fall I » tu<* UUioni »>i III*
it* \
To »! hi i!u* |i n thi* 1‘Ittu l> r**
SIlMVttl flUtl U •|!(,l’ iUi»V\ « t It* llovv II
uutH it i un* t It ur
A Uunvl la* ii nl ft*i i’h» \ ISit
tut b\ I** rihi; it mu or «>***♦ in- L
IjoIuh TUH iL i o will !hv op
A*r »t«n to u.ihIi <*ii*l * ItMH a la! .:*
Hi* *u ’• •«'f % fvH »ItiuH In ?» *!»■■»'! linn
Mini Wiih ut L.h i ! : tin- IwumI* lu t h*
A’OUI « llt l
Pt inns Hay Crop.
The |»r ujh* li u » h‘|* in the woslrru
(vn thin!* of Ivin- * piotitl-M** to In*
trailer thiH year than f« >r many year*
I »\i IM * it t«* liny properly «imal nti.l
taV*k i >itv «*t h ^ » fetallu;; value
jptiratec than uu\ other hav pr*ntu • I
In thl« x^ iioit e\« epi alfalfa or elmer
I’sualU flu- grass la not tut a* early
ns t< should hr Prairie grass should
nit early t»* make the In'St feed
Til* firs! of Nuiiuaf Is ItoUe t«.H» t irh
to tieglu haying I'ralrle hav Ih also,
ns a rule not as well stacked as (t
should !«• n >d the iierrentage “f I**hs
«>u »e«,otint * f st.1, king Is hirer More
firslrlr hav Is ns1 It* horse* In ihe
«i!le* «»f the «ottntrv than any other
hav Kneli ve>r the vulm* of bright
sarlr eut hav Is hu - reusing Poor pr ti
lie hav l- of slow sale This faet ol;«>
serve* to demonstrate that the feeding,
’•aloe of late out uml Id i kem*d pmlfh
t>atp Is u«d «o irtvaf ant! feeders will I
no# pav a* mu eh pumii'v for If us for
the hi ehf \ \ llundwxt# «*f
of Ke «* I ;irv -et n*d<|e for »
ftroftoef of native ralrie eriss hav
To rrn’t e tin t»- *?o*t profit- either
for feeding ,»r •* * eh -eilo*. It should
lx* pmprrlr e* r 1 f r
Iflenvv, imjHi -
dh e
•issues, indigo*;
V« a we&k, pah
ill iter* make* U
tOlOfi i |*rfeol
1 * Dr.Thfttu s* Kt?«*
remedy for thst oi
tvouw. Ha»* beru w
family for eijgitl
Whiltadt, JIutTit, **
tkt » n imul
headaches,
*xt make*
d*.*ek Blood j
CASTOR IA
Jfor IufaaU aud Child tn.
Tbs Kind Yes Have Alwajs Bsaght
GAF 0"N NOTES
T
I
Bo-nt l- « —r-'r W rk Apt te 6*
* .4,1-etta.
• >ut jmiiit now In Hi* ;
-gotn! of niijr kind |
J.»■»'[! growing trfttj, ;
>. I *. :• x » .iiiwfit from 1
I* to
ffOnd
VegeS
iiMlttl and gro v
, I
toi
till
In
r, They ore
(1 of lender
v-»;»*;j I . ! i •!. 1 idle *n had* ale I ri er
iti*,. ami nil e uin.er 111" emutlistanee*.
<j. . of I pie;, i Ihiil Ini'll n great
, I I ' ■ i .*• > ■
plaids *|,o. I now le trotting fresdj,
il loppy !■ Hi „• • >*r who Im» «
g .ml water and run run the
hose Into the tnm In-- »t will ami keep
the roofi always iiiiilil Celery, with
lli«- n or* In ji uml. moist m il. I* Inde
pendent of the weatlier. awl. no matter
how b It the min, tt will grow rapidly,
the leaves * *ion spreading out anil
fortnl'ig a tin" alnnle for the root*
While this eotirenleiiee I* not at band
anil watering liy hiiutl ha* to la* re
sorted to. the Ji it j la lie rru lean If mtteb
eatery la grown, hnt It mnat la* at
fended to unfit the plants are atrong
enough to take *a re of themselves
The grower who uses plenty of de
ea*-**d niantire In lilt* treiiehe*. as we
mil In*, w 111 la* reaping the lienefit
now In tin* tiealthy. strong growth of
the plntita
I’.itatoe* ri-ed a lot of cultivating
now. mid until lih ill) hanked uJ> tbi*y
must U* kept ln>eil frequently I lie
potato Inig |r never no dost nu tIve In
plots well t* !,:*aTe<! though of « oUr*n*
uprayiiig *!i mid I*** f *ltowed tip for
them* nud fiir fun" 1 '1 en e. A* tin’
early row a ; le lifted, late eahhage nail
rolett firts may I** planted or. In Ineali
tie*: fat ora!*!. f ir .. growth. Savoy
; 11.11 11.- i.Hniii' kale* for
winter il ■ I *n* I* at HI time even
r,,r I* . ■ t I I ill tim e trar.sjdiih'ed
noH *• l i< i i I * ge ni Hioi" put
ii I , i m y .il. tno. *■' i*r, l,e
verv in-efrl tor soiii and Havorlug
Wheie " *il leiluien urn ill'-"* 1. tliili
the 1*1 IV* *1 early ami agio when the
fliiunlngi 'ie lira*- i • gh for tl»e
i'll,*, will * i 'I ' a* well tenv trans
p|, e.l I , . \ 1 I* :!!y hmlied
after, m il It I; I •* I to «av thinly
uiie e the} Ii - *■ to ' I, prefei ably
il, a ... e*i 11.1 rtI illy led IsifiKw
1 .a i e I*." i, - are haling a good
lime the tt *r i. di * w ither milting
flu i l tte | :i P* rati a i.ept right
at the i -"I : nr I n * II .aihli ate | The
early plant I are f iling well net with
Unit, il III I -a a 11 • - liegliia to "Well freely
the pi.i * In i> he I* I nal ivalefeil a
Hit e mule iilierally h.eep *i sharp
lookout I r the • nle almoli ami pinch
llieiii out regularly. ns they lake the
strong! It a'*'. 11*> 11 * * Mn* llower ami
fruit i j nit eii l* Mu* mem-i grow re
*nre the:n Hi' make* or wires. wUh-h
ever Ii most i niiveiileiit so they w ill
in*t in* lilmvii alHiiit hi high winds
I ‘IMSIMll'i I *. out nle ale liegiiltllllg to
fruit, mat 11*** liim i m l not suffer
f..r la*h of tint rt lent I'.intlnm* f"
plnell till' pilin' **f 111" 'll*".' of till*
vmiiii: pi ml where they have tad a
siittl- lent lui'iiher **f 'i es. and as the
friths develop nil them when quite
yiiimg \ fi’tt* i *l llln'ii rr left lo )' *
lii Metal tt ill I il e n *l e i ill of I lie vines
lleiii i I i.i.i nl a . * **n :t.l ready
I . shall *f'* e fully grown I he*,
uni v I*.* pulli I . I laid In Mte ■■ till to
dry. lull let M *,i have mother week
I* tv,* If | lo I,|r (Yeiltium I" fa'll
the i i In* ' .n la • in they ate grow
nig ion! draw •> t . t mi. e any ullm kerl
hv I i ft or l-d'ilew
AUTO PC R in papwiwg.
Tht InQvnioui 01v <. <i of fi Connecticut
Fa* mar,
A ii »*tr - r; i i ' i i im*r I <' l'»*l 1«mi
f SmToi: . « ti ; n »♦* hi* Mtlnui' 1»IU*
lodihc fit!, . ::ihi dv I'lii'
(Inn dn»w* tin1 m til ii in p»*ltli*i» and
.01)11 till NV sill m':«* of lilt* film tint
. iiiu.Ml um>< M «*\U*n*h vly
for ilri v in:: n tv d v i w
1 'o \. o.1 , ■ I I K«• I '•* Mm*
!U n Iilno “to .«* ii ur d i* U • of wool
or iiiiiUiiu n ii,ill ls' i '« in tlu* u round
inii! h iIn vi ihI U‘o ‘■*•1 To
. n» i 1 !» * in* i lii’if Mr I'* 'Mon
mmlo :mi c% * . ; oi tor tin* crank “dntH
Tin* • o' f n ') a tliin^o with Ii »lt*s
f ,j . m • ..-\\ wlii It i tv thiv.idd
' * ’ ■1 i i * «' • <• " ' >‘1. I In
%l lO 1*0WI'll ON lifK rvltM
tmlntne wheel Umg on I he wnl of the
inillA shall ill this “f
Other styles f auto- ai uiii require
I. UlClVltl Uirib>*U’i of lauttieetiou
i be mm Itllie ns a i nn ig ml makes a
\ery (-omentout aihlitiou to the farm
equipment, Uelng nvnlhihle oil her for
travel or for farm |n»wer or for a
»oiuhhmtlou w lion work Is to tn* ilotie
in localiotm distati* e froui the
farm
Moit U»#ful Tr««.
The enrmihuUt palm of Hr nil Is sai l
to Ih* the \\orUr» most u*efil tree It
gives to the j*s»ple of that eoutltrjf
everything from «lr».gs tv* cat?.** fe«Hl
l * r\H«ts make a valuable »ne»lh hie a
|>Uhh1 purlthr Its tlmltor takes a high
Isaiah ami is In il etna ml hv otihluet
tUHhers I he sii|i l**x'Mi»es wine or via
cgur. aoc-ofttl g to the wav It is prv
pared ami migitr ami slur h u»a> also
tie ma le ftos \ the *ai* The fruit of
the tree K ts ! as »ante fmnl ami n
mil It f a falr-Vv g. • d sul«*rltnte
for • ! I the | i?h of the tree
corks tuv u, , If
\Y it - 1 i V J ; \ l ho hi ‘i t \
i im s.i \* i\ t' .riiu von treat Il.ttUh
| ! iv'st roam llaun •' » «'» a» 'tv.i ln>
i gr i i > . 1 -on U. Nov .vied,
III** <• I imv - row lt\lo eaiairh, ami
; tlie* ' • i’.TxSS*'* tar so InllrttUhl that
v,i iMil fn eve? \ breath. It
i«;rr. i J p!\'s t H»l«l CUWi
c • n ■ (>r,i,in»!Sv anil certainly But
V i isiv -> Iheoitlvrll itlliMtl the Ounce
of j v.«*iiiion. Therefore use <'ream
! lla t when the enhl in l’so head shows
It*. \U druiqcM*. -1' . nr mailed
. r \ Hno -i Wa'rvn ■*'.v*vl, Ni «
Y ■ K _ _
l r » i -t. o*'\ action of she I>oweis
a -umu- owe of lVsiii’r liffiiiVlH is
.in .tit Treatment care* habitual oon
• lii So cent* a bos. Ask your
Urr.iiKut for iheiu.
-o
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PLAYING A
HUNCH.
By COLiN S. COLtINS.
r ('■ i
I
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i
I.lKr
J'i * name lanes* tin-man Reft*
toit. I U! hi* fr.'r-li !j» Insisted tt-.l tint
tiii'b!*■ Initial -f»»• ji for “Cw!" for
Jlni'a i biTrfBl desire lo lie of *errl<e
lo hi* feilow man wu* forever getting
him into trouble.
Mi* misfortune In this regard had
caused him lo delay In* de< la radon of
lore for Alma Hln-ldou. When a man.
b iwever Irunc ently. I* forever playing
la* llown he (Joe* liol stand no excel
h o' < Iniriea of being rcganled a* a
romantic nod eligible matri
inoii la I ly.
The worst of it vm Unit Jimmie uev
er learned by experience lie *a« as
ready* a* ever to change n ten dollar
lull for a stringer after having been
j caught vs It It n counterfeit the day la
fore, it nil that lie wa* not always swlh
died wax proof miff! lent to Utm that
the world was tiot always to lie regard
i-d wi’li suspicion
Ami so It happened ttmt when a I
*<tr.1 woman ou III*’ suburban sta
tion platform tlixuat a rbild in his
a mu a III M’ggoil bill) to take It to ber
al-li-r in tin? illy Jim ncreptetl lit*
i barite
I .1 sU not."*1 lady to tal:i* 1dm." i!
plained tin* woman, "on'jr there don't
si*CUI to Is* IIOIO Bolt);? 111 on tills
ti-al'i "
•■’Kill's nil rliflit." mil Westeott’s
rhi"’. fi I rt -jioii-•• "There will Is* some
one on tin* train If I n***-«l Im*I|> with
this little shaver, but In* I a >ks ns
tin in*b In* was giiim to Is* as i;»«l as
Bold "
l iillowe I liv the worn nil's voluble
filial* l.tnialr- i dminsl u'tonrd tin’
I >n ,■ ■, I ||o* * I Ki ll leine of Ids sot
w ., * f * -ir-i tin* *iiini«* ear.
|li* *li I n .i dun* c*> in nr tin* smoker.
, it . . iioed hi >isi If In i in* rear n-at
.if tin' list oar a.i I tb’>uke.l ids p.ssl
fo; I | : .1 tin* Milan. *1 train slowed
it Mi* t.iti.ias R'D*t favuril by the
j>eo|-l4* la1 t* 11o■ dli rso v It), like him
self, ■ , ,* ;> ■ t i t jo I a v ir 1 laMl
|l,K 1-0 Idiiid v "> I 1 prefer ttie ni’lu
111. s of I ’ll!,.. -IIS oil ill’ll Oil
tlie ir,ore lull '- t int tr In
Tb«* h.ihv i.i! i good tenifiered and
|d.1.11 ! I ml U-siooit Mils hsitnir tin*
time id' Ills life when tile train 0,11110 to
n halt at the first station and an In
ooiii I tilt | msse i L’ev uttered a shout and
Is,re down npou him It was Hen
Itni .ter, with a pally of tin* uedilln,‘t
-nests
"I . whu'n li<T« be shunted. nt
tntctlug ifu* attention of 11ih eompiin
loti* * This I'* rlrli Jim. I never sup*
I* kc*I tli.it ynj would full f«*r the f)bun*
(l<l| |||l‘lll g i fi»* ”
' llis iiiujher is to moot me at the*
■<t;111 • ■ i e\jdalned WVstrott. ml sera
t ?y * .fisrii. is of tin* fart that Miq<
Sh.'!i!oi» }i:111 I• i r11»*«! tin* t« :»iI» “Sill*
couldn I aR -I t In* I' mv to mine out
hml L f tlio - hi 1*1 Ho'* » * eh having a
\ .n itl<>ii In i!i«* country at Ills aunt's
l„ »■ Hit* it I n» itlior hi town l* b d
i »r him
"That's -i * iff story ttmn the aver
Miff.*' n, - *l tils t.*rii»oator * \\ 't you
lift to I iwti -Isiii. turn M n over t » t'n*
(>,, ij iii tin* nearest station
house ^ u’ll If I !•* for i'io wedding
by I ho ti-' tint you have * xplalned
nil at oft It.”
' How did you ooim* t » ho on this
train?” den. in' I W est* oil I lr.nl in
totaled to mil down to ><ur station
nml taka tin* o\| i ** my seif ”
• Train was • lo, ; ■ «| 11 *• slop was
cut out." explained I’.oi! liov or ‘Wo
kieUed whoa wo hoard it. hut wo sav
triad now I wouldn't have mi- » J this
for a million I'ullman nirs
Tin* noisy j.i o. li and tin' presence of
tlio score (»f people crowd':? tf about
W . si, -it s S* al i 'UM'.i III*' thi.v tI'll\
eler Ills eyes wrinkled. ami froui the
hutton of a mouth there was emitted «
yell w hi* !* was scarcely hoard above
the ddrghted shout* «*f the little nu
dloneo Tim fn -di outburst stinted 11 * •
i hlld In earnest. and \Vestr<tt looked
miserable
Valnlv tie sonr.ht lo *jui*‘t t ho . hi'.d
w tii his w atoli and a bright silver
e»dn Nfither the tiekuig nor tlio sil
\ toy chime «>f the repealer stilled tho
oil. v and at i:ist Ahua Sheldon » am*
to Id- i rM i:o
She di•.a*» Into their <-• its the crowd
of 1**1 uionto! s and then took her j o
hf' ido \\ « • i. ft I lor a'Uh n chan*
I Min* protect more ettl* a i»*u** than the
w iteb. ami presently tin* baby's cries
Were stilled, to \\fstooft’s great relief
“He's ii frpleudU) little fellow.” he
•hi'In red. “He’ll t*e a* jj»hh! as goal if
lbpstet' keep* out <»f tin* way
lie’s n tin** little t Imp," she assent
ed. "but tUm’t yon think that you
were a link* bit er ineuutious to take
* barge of a strange child? There an*
to mam abandonments, you know."
Not a bit " iuststed Wcsteott "Of
«H»nrse there mv Inhuinau mothers,
but. > oil *«*e, this wasn't his mother
but bis auut "
Mis> Sheldon smiletk at the explmia
t ton
-You could see that »b<* wn« worried
t*»« auM' there \v»*rv no women coming
Into town" \\ os toot t went ou "Sho
tmI(I me I could find some one to U»ok
out for him on the train Of course 1
’idn*t suppose that I should run into
% I of you 111 t u ! I \%:»s thiukllig Olliv
ul»out »Im? p«n*r mother who wa* watt
lug there in town for tin* lathy she
timin't soon in tlins* weeks Just fan
cy i t"t*celmr a chiM for three weeks
and then tic tug disappointed tuH'AU^
there wan no one to take It at the
other nut"’
The last part of the sentence wan a
tritie au.htgu ^ and Mi'S She.don ,
sm led again as she wondered I*1 per ;
hat's such trodde might not exist at
I >ih en 'a of the Journey
It was a kindly > ,.k\ though. f r1
West* etl * fai(l| '-as In pleasant coo*
trust to Hr -*» s vyu cal jests t!, st
even ik w outfit 6ediitt| b;t k to the
ti
I ;
to take the child to the |- iec static
V <1 c:;u tvi! the vU I t f •>; ee a;;.t then
tkould the tj-.’ilvr cvnuv later *.»«* cau
U* directed to the sta? on bu^’*
“She’ll Is* tlnrv." »!«\ Lr«,! WVstocdt.
With cheerful opt •* a. : d Mt>s S !
dvm l;ke\l hint the letter for it The
train bod entered the yard, and now
Westoott gattfevred the little bundle of
i'MIw* noil fink ?•••* 1° 1*1* aria* j
gtid [>r<fnr«-<] to M-avf »!i • far.
Tin- ot)n-r» of fbP r< • rt: f -r:Ji«l
gvlvt** into an tfnc&rt. n;» 1 if ‘ *
f. r tiff* *•*»». ItojUrr "• •* !l'*|7
book with ever twr> - 'ig "»M» r,‘’
n.otV-r wo I I* found nt ttt .
end of tin: long plat'
Wesfcott did Yiot «b ’e hi- ermM^t
axnile. though h*‘ fX*'d to T‘*r!- •*
Royaler for (be attention be was at
trs*r-r 1 r*ar to fli * |»; lfl v’ a'
the itoff had Kpr»t<l through the Giber ,
cars. at*d quite a crowd of the Ineom- *
ln » j.: -f*ugf*rn ^ gathered opposite
the »iit cat** by the tljim? that West
COtt reached It. A* they passed the
exit a woman sprung forward anti,
with a cry of **Mi<*tcyT* snatched the
cbikl Crow \V<-*troir» arm**
“Sure, ati* I was feared that J*osle j
could find dlwll a wan to take care of
the bye,” *b<* protested* “ah It * me
thanks to your leddy. sir It takes one
mother to feel for another, even If It s
only me as It Is. May the saints bring
1 you a!) sort* of luck for your kindness
to a poor woman”*
Horsier shouted at the woman’s mis
take. and more than ever the blushing
Westcott longed to kick him Alina
hurried to give credit where it belong
ed and explained that it was Westcott
who had accepted the commission
•The gfntlemnn. Is it T JP*ped the
baby’s member 1 >"rv an" I should
have known, but you do In* makin the
flue pair, the two nv re*. It do be a
shame that ye nin ? married Sure file
floe gentlentn *u«! make an liiigant
husband to some pretty lady 81m? II
never Is* sorry for marry in a kind
man like th«»r '*
With crimson f;j«•* wv^teott hurried
Alma over to the r ib ranks an 1 helped
her Info a hansom, still followed by
the profits** thanks and compliments
of the grateful «**»tber As the cab
roiled nuny they - aught the twentieth
repetition of the assertion that the
kind gentleman would make a fine
husband for wom * one. \\ estcott turn
ed to Miss Sheldon
“Are you willing to play that ‘hunch, j
Air: nV’lie naked wistfully. ‘I I now
that iri lots of iv I * in n joke, but— |
don't you care a little for »• •• dear?”
II r hand sto »* > '<» h.s Isdihtd the
shelter of the hiti^oiii apron
play that bun a* r»ss the board.
Jir.iodo,*4 she *i< i ired. following his
racing talk
\V<s»,f,tt regarded vi.h regret tin*
da* !r oard of ! • ! a*i . i
"I y.uess 1 ar a l be iid'Mltfel
regretf Hy "I 1 • dd hive taken a
four nlio-'or. I didn't have any hum ■
about that '*
Green Spcti In Chili's Desert.
Northern rhi »• uh«h Is so largely
mountain «»r < 1» '-«*11 Is general!,? regard
#*d ii<( n forbidding " ilderness. but I*'
nplt<* of its ti iti rtl dosohi tlop t tu‘ In nil
m*nj i* presents i s. c u* <»f great l*enuty
under tin* Hof^ hues of sunset, aiul
hero ni t! there i i tli. waste of sand
mid salt may bo i ntud by looking f'*r
ta number «»f ou-es. tin* taoKt con
pplctioifs of whioti mv Plea and Ma
tilU These o 1-fH a if supplied with
water from ti. ;ai ' !•- but tin
purl Ion! nr sti> .O'*' that m, pjwn t theii
lift* niv not • ' -iii ku*» . h. Ii Ii
I mm'll found tli>' uivl'x's parts of tin
great Atae-u • 1 . t the o »r?ft til do.
neath the ■ »* lav or or sand or *.ilt
Is su : . early ioi t to grow ero*
onpiiloiy ;u .in spread * a f *»*• v- •
ter . :h l ■ s,,il ’i ho i tin’ \ f.t
Oitui ! lb* at • tie yts'VV of 11!: • grout
o«t nil" ' ■ v of l:s kind it the v •* :d
yi.doing • ."rinoiis qua nth'us ot i»i
(: ro- 1 i'» onridi I lie tie..- of ! u
f. »Jn* 1 diitod hi.I U > 1 : O •■'Os
pi tv t »; p* i t nr ooiti.on.it i»•: * - in
ti.. • i t iho r - '». s ,
V{.r,-taP a d I dstuffs for the ‘Up
p«.if
» title
Inir as
works
H in*
t ii r»*
than
workmen. alfalfa for t! ’
.1 ark us fruits, m d ills** >orv
• • i p:.*do«-oT*s ft>i the nitrate
«. v, • ii reoiiiro line h fuel There
!• f tho world where .r-n nl
i* a,• o\toiislvrly o : i <1 «>u
iti o green spots In the Ata
do . i r Zion s Herald.
The Wjcd*huck’» Nam?.
th; • ' hi si lit»tiee:iM»* traits of
\\nn«h !i j-. l!».* thronluj? up «<f huge
pile- , ! ii fmtlt of t IliM I' ImiTiiV.s
Ai t’pil: : t«« the ttutlmr nf ‘I amidai
1 ,• in I ii mu) I orrsk” If Is f »it:
l!;i" ps i• fluff til** nimhIi Iiiu k ^<»t
hU ii.u . In oltli'i) times prolml'U iu
t 1 • - * I h<- lower
! * n »; > ... •'
i I hem. I he »!• < *ne tin v .*
rah! i v. -i* burrow adjoins! that of
it Hi;i; i omphtitHHl to Hu* latter that
t;*.- as' eyes were ^ »h?lmi.'!!y
Mr.- ; .* »lirt whhh he threw out
»<f { a i \ The imirtti* i paid uo
I ,•«'*! t - remount rtutee. unit the mb
lit \ - inpelhd lo apt tea I to the
j i . honor Immediately sent
v. mil to i offender that greater « are
must '« x. n In the future lUit t ie
iii>- a i i .noi, notorious for* his |u
t iviatv and IndifTerema*. replied to the
mess* ffi•*r he “would ohiui” tils
dirt just where he pleased
Th t? s.uthsl I! The dog h:w Uhmi
hunt ii - i he gross . (Tender ever
*tn sv a I (h«* name “woolU‘IUK’k,, has
sun k fi* the wh »!e till** of mamints
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ivr c .t !'«-fc by A Ki>
KEEP CLEAN INSIOE
Young man:
!>■ ■uls'rately insult the man who
starts i.. tril a smutty story in jonr
presence by turning nn your heel
Such a cumip’l mist ha* no more
right to steal your pure thoughts than
be lia* to pur hi.* band into your pocket
and take your money
The**- retailers of filth are whited
sepulcher*—< lean »*n tlie outride, but
Inwardly tilled with dead men's bone*
They are detjuucher* of clean mind*,
roble-r* of purity
You Should never permit yourself to
listen to an improper story-» story
you would not care to repeat to your
mother or your »i*ter The filthy sng
gestlveness vrlll soak Into your mem
ory a* spilled ink soak* into blotting
|Ki|**r
Allow no man to drag your mind
through a sewer.
Iao you know there 1* many a man
who would sacrifice much today to be
able to wi|H‘ from hi* memory some of
the thing* be listened to w hen a Ihj.v?
the man who will deliberately re|teat
a ri*t|Ue story in the presence of a
youth deserve* uo re*j**’t lie is an
Incarnate devil of meanness Me Is
daubing a coarse picture on clean
walla.
No gentleman will tell a story le
could not tell Iri the presence of ladies I
I»o you remember what General
Grant said to the officer w ho began t >
toll a story, remarking. "There are no
ladles present." whereupon the silent
soldier quickly retorted, "There are
gentlemen present
Keep your mind unsullied A foul
suggestion mat harden into .1 habit of
thought that will lead you far astray
Kei 1 1 lean Itlsldc
It i~ more a ■ utter of Importune*
th > y .11 ■ n > t’d Ucej. the d'rt "IT vow
coni ih.in 10 keep it off your elotlies
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
There is a disease prevailing in this
conn try most dangerous because sn decep
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it—heart dis
ease. pneumonia,
heart failure or
ajxjplex v are often
the result of kid
ney disease. If
kidney trouble is
allowed toadvanee
thekidney-poison
ed blood xs 111 at
causing catarrh of
the bladder, or the kidmos themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell. ;
Hladiler troubles almost always result ;
from a derangement ot the ki ra \s and j
ing badly you can make no mistake by
t »king i Kj >samp Root, the
great kidney, liver and bidder remedy. ,
It corrects inability to land urine and ]
scalding l am in passing it. an d over- |
comes that unpleasant u -eesMtyof being I
com tilled to go often thron gh the day,
and to get up many times during the |
night The mild and the extraordinary
etlect of Swamp K"ot l-' soon uah ed.
It stands the highest t- r it*’ wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-RiHit i> p!r.;>aiit to take and is
sold bv all druggists in hlf' cent and
om dollar si/e bottles. You may ha' e a
sample liotlle of tins wonderful new dis
coverv and a book, that tells ail a • -out it,
t>oih sent free bv mail. Address..>r. Kil- I
liter \ Co . Binghamton, N. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer in tins pajnr. hoiiT make any j
mistake, but mm uiliT the name.Swamp
k Kit, I>r. Kilmer s Swamp-Roc t. and the
address, Bine ham ton. N. Y . on every
bottle
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FOR
CATARRH
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is quickly absorbs
I Goes Relief at Once.
Tt eh-an-s. soothe
heals And proto- ta
the ills* m» m
\Tfine rt'sttUiniX fi m Cat \rrh and ilrive*
aw.ty old tn thi* 1 lead | ii ’ J.y. Kent >res
the S*‘Ust*s t 1 l\i :*■ and Smell. 1 ..1 >;,e
50 ota. at Druvlgi-ts or \ y mail. Liquid
A’ream Halm for u>e in ati*mi/> r> 75 cts.
Llv Hroth****s. 50 \Narren Street, New York.
W. H. Mansfield & Co
SELL
King Arthur
Flour
HOUSE
WORK
Thousands of American women
In our homes are daily sacrificing
their lives to duty.
In order to keep the home neat
and pretty, the children well dressed
and tidy, women overdo. A female
weakness or displacement is often
brought on and they suffer in silence,
drifting along fmm bad to worse,
knowing well that they ought to
have help to overcome the pains and
aches which daily make life a burden.
It is to these faithful women that
LYDIA EPINKHAM’S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
corues as a iMxrn and a blessing,
as it did to Mrs. F. Ellsworth, <-f
Mavville, N. Y, and to Mrs. \\. r.
Boyd, of Beaver Falls, Pa., who say:
I was not able to do mv own work,
owing to the female trouble from which
1 suffered. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
tableCompound helped me wonderfully,
and I am so well that I can do as big a
day's work as 1 ever did. I wish every
sick woman would try it.
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. link
h,mi's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been t he
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thuisandsof .
women who have been troubled with .
displacements, inflammation, ulcera
tioiL, fibroid tumors, irregularities, j
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges
tion, dizziness,i >r nervous prost ration.
Why don’t yon try it ?
Mrs. Phikham invites all siek
women to write lier for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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For Sale
In order lo close !he estate of Ade
lard Iiilley, I will >ell at private sale,
the home place, eoitsiling of a lot,
horisi and two t»arns, corner of School
and May streets. Imjiiired Edward
ii. Wright. DUf
NOTICE
To Wheat It M.i\ < >nc*i n: N »ti»t* i» tune
h\ jiveu that th< lit•.nksuie >«j il> Company,
a corporation or^.-tm/cd amt exMiQj under the
lnw- ot the State 01 ('mu erth ut, and having
j*t tu.npa! phu-i hicint ss in Woodstock,
W it tiitatu ('«> 1 *iit\. State ot Connecticut, lias, by
a/reoinent sijiiod by all its stockholders, deci
ded to tenninati its corporate existence, and
the Itoaut ct Din c tors hen hy jive not he to all
jhtmhi having claim* njaiu*! *u« h Company, to
til.- muiii .in o» Indore Nov*. *20, llH'S. wi h i\e
Semtarx ot' -a d Company, either at Wood
*'t« • k, 111 the State ot Connect ii ut, or «t 37
1’ieinp nt Street, Citv ot Brooklyn, Siateof
N: " A • •« k. J *h 11 F. >tiepp*rd Janet C Shep
pimt. Chare* K. Hester. Director*,
i l—34.
For Sale
Fort Hill Farm
THOMPSON, CONN.
Consisting of otat acres ami buildings,
formerly known as I>av, Sibley and
Maker farms, all or part, alsoislanding
grass, cows, hard wood and hay
for sale at reasonable prices. One
dwelling house furnished with steam
heat, electric light, bath room and run
ning water, for sale with two acres of
land or more.
Also house and Jo acres nearThomp
son station and N. 15. Ream's premis
es- Jtitf
First National Bank
— or —
PUTNAM. CONN.
CAPITAL. - StSO.OOO
SURPLUS S6 O.OOO.
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
Orait* I-sued on all Foreign Countries
l tided States Depositarv
< h\s. h Hkowx, President,
•' ' 1 ' • ' • Vice-President
i- H Cin v\tkii-. Cashier.
CLAYTON W. THURBER
I -v. «. r < -f Piano and ,Organ
< pb nt 97—2. Putnam. Conn.
to. KINNEY & SON
Lumber, Coal, Doors, Moulding] I
Brick. Lime, Cement, P.B.S.
Mined Paints Lead and Oil.
Trollev Time Table
The Consolidated Railway C®
EFFECTIVE HT.Y !. U»* ^
Time given lor cars leaving F-.«i ..a
Main Street
I<e»Tr Putnam lor Worcester and interne*,
ate §tO|>* at *.>.17. *6.07. 17-Vi ». ffi. lnc .
II t 111.55* rti . half honriv iint.lSJJ• E
hourly until 8 55 p. m. !,*aveJWorceater t •»
Halll’at8.15a no., anti hourly unt-i 9.11 r «
Time 2 hours and 20 minutes; fare 43 *
Leave Putnam for Webster and .D'erme-e...
•tops at *7 17, *0 07 a. m., *7 55 a.
hour!) until 11.45 a. m., halt hourlr until*
p. m. and then hourly until 9 55 p.m.
uing. leave WeSstei at *6.'0 a. m . 7.v t B
and hourl unti 12.45 p. m.. half uuurij i,-iJ
7.45 p. m., then hourly until 10.4, t. m ' i~Jl
20 cent* m
Leave Putnam for Dayville and nh rmedve
Stops at x6M a. m. and hourly thereafter n^s
1.35 p. m.. half hourly until 3 45 p m _
hourly until 11.35 p. m. Re- run* »»'„
Dayville at *5.00, 5.45 a. m. 6.10 a. a[
ville ^ar house/; 7.28 a m.. and hoariv until
1.28 p. m .halfbouilv until /..hs p. , L,
until 10.28 p. m. FarelOcenis. ' ’
Leave Putnam for Danielson at i6.35a. %
then hourly till 1.35 p. ni., hall hourly uniiirjs
p. in., hourly until 10.35 p. ,u. Returning lean
Danicisou at 77.10 a. m. and , a hi.uHt c«tj
1.10 p. m.. halt hourly until 7.10 p. a,,
until 10.10 p. m. Fare 13 cents.
Leave Putnam for Central V.Hiifeand ictw.
mediate stops at x6.35 a. m. and hourly uci
1.35 p. in., hall hourly until 7 33 p ru.. ito:.- ,
until 8.35 p. in. Returning, leare > entn! VJ.
lage a sO lS.*. m., 7.45 a. oouilv ihervaita
until 12.45 p. m., hall hourly ;iutil 6.4t p. c.
hourly until 9.45 p. m. Fare 2" cents. All ms
connect at i ertral Village for >L,o>up. psrT}
cents.
Leave Norwich for Putnam at c. 15 a_ m (
hourly not 1 8.45 p. m. Fare 55 cents.
Putnam and Providence
Leave Putnam for Providence an waj poisa
at 6.35 a. m. changing at Elmv c on* euro of
the Providence and Danielson II I war, le«r
Eimville .at 6.45 anc! 5.45 a. and hourly
thereafter tG and including 6 45 m. Return
iog, leave Market Square, l*ri>\■••ryee, at 5.45
a. m. and hourly thereafter to 3.1o p. m., tnta
5.45 p. m. Fare 75 cents.
•Does not run Sundays.
♦Sundays one hour iater.
xSundays, 2 hours later.
All southbound cars connect a: ( .ntril Vil
lage with cars lor Moosup
hh» subject to rhn'H'. a -t hout not:*?
XJ » ‘x* a—9 xt j. a .
Bear, the iiod You Hat? A-iwars Mft
Putnam Mail Servia
I90B.
POST OFFICE OPEN
From 6.30 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sunday*,from 8.30 to 9.30 a. m. The lobta r3
remain open to Lock Box holders until 12m.
Holidays from 6.30 a.m. to 12 iu..5J0 tojp.i
Carrier’s window opeuSundays from 8.30to9Jl
MONEY ORDER DIVISION
Open from 8 «. m. to 6 p. in., dosed on Sos»
days and Legal Holidays.
Registry Division open during office hours
DELIVER II '
1 >\ 4 ’itv Carriers Dailv. S lay- »m
Holttlays , x< opted! at S.20 m. and 4.10 p.
m.; ami 11.05 a. m. in * •:«■ 'U.css Seetiot
One deliven by City Cairn • on ilolidm
HOI KS OI COM I ( TI
From the Street Le ter II- >iin<Uv? aid
Holidayeveej toil, ami Ik- uhe«.)
it i si m n riAi. m * i ion
ronerti.M,^ De«{V»’
6.15 to 6 to a. itn nil dr»j • nod *t7.Wa.B.
S. 0 to 11 d0 a. m., *• * *• 12.15“
4 30 to 6 30 p. m., •• “ 7 4-' r s
FUl NT AND KLM ST ft F.KT BOX
6.15 a. m.,
| 10.00 a. m ,
H 15 a. in.,
3.dO a. m.,
5 00 p. in.,
mail despatch*
at 7 W i. a
• 10.10
*• 12.15
“ 3.35 p. a.
•• 7.45
KI KAI. FKKK l»KI I VERY.
Routes No. 1 -i 2.
Rural an icr> leave daily, (Sundays and HaLs
days excepted' at 8.10 a. m , i\ turn at 3.10 j.a.
Mailable matter, weighing 4 j omuls or e*
st*lit by Rural Camera must be preparwty
stamps affixed.
MAILS Ol'KN F«iOM
Boston, New York, lint! ■ :*n»l all poa#
north. ea»t, south and v. - S 15 a.m.
Boston, 8.15, 10.45 a. m., 3.4'». 05 p. m.
Danielson. 8, 11 a. in., 3.45 j m.
Norwich. 8, 11 a. m , 3 45. 6.'-: m.
Hartford, 8, 11 a. m., 4.lo. o.45 p. m.
New York, 8. 11 i. in., 4.1". .40, p. a
Worcester. 8.15 a. in., 6.05 . ra.
Webster, 8.15 a. in., 6.05 r. ; .
Willimaniic, 8.00, 11 a. m.. 4.10 p. m.
Sundays from all point* 8.."n .
MAILS CLOsK FOB
Boston,7.10. 10.10 a. m.,1- 1’. .35,5.33,7.4 V*. 1
Danielson, 7.40, 10.10 a. T.4'»i ^
Hartfotd, 7.40. 10.10 a. m.. 7.43 n. ta.
Now York, 7.40. 10.10 a. ■ .15,5 >5.7.45p-l
Now Haven, 7.40, 10.10 a. rr.. 5 M5, 7.45 p ^
Norwich, 7.40. 10.10 a. ra.. •*. 7.45 p. m
Willimantic, 7.10, 10.10 a ; . ',:>.*, 7.45£*•
Worcester, 7.10, 10.10 a. m . '>5, o.35,"4?
m.
West ami Southern State?. 7 10 7 40, 10.1 ^
m., 3.15. 3.35, 5.35, 7.4* n. n>. .
Worcester ami New I„ondoi . \ .>rth, ^
tions, 7.10 a. m., 3.35 p. n
Worcester and New Lood<> . >outb, Wij
tions, 7.40 a. m., 5.35 p n
Boston and Hartionl, Ea?t. H ay Suttoua >
Bostou and Hartford West, War StaDoM. >•*
p. m. .«
Boston and Pough., East. Way Stahao*. **
Boston and Pough., West, Way Stakoo* ^
Boston, Providence and N<*w York, E**«
Stations, 10.7tTa.ra**' / .
Woods! ooks. West lord and Hartford, vf ***
10.30 a. nj ~ .
Woodstock*, South, North. Hast, M-N *
3.33 p. m. i
Pomtret, 8.00 a. in., 5.35 p. m.. hr itaf*-,
Nights for all points 7.45 p. nt.
Sundays for all points, 3.30 { m.
FRANK C. LETTERS. ****
Tk Putnam Spring
ChaUenjre the World.
A. S. DAMS Manager.
Telepbour 114—4
Calcium Carbonate..
Magnesium Carbonate.
Sodium Carbonate..
Sodium Chloride.
Sodium Sulphate.
Sodiam Nitrate.
Potassium Sulphate.
Silica.
Oxide of lion
Voiatde and
Total
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