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Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
Heart ttoI1eart
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HASTE MAKES WASTE
By EDWIN A. ME.

Don't bt iH a harry
 Modern haste k often waste Many Ills .-quonie. moral individual cons of l. Life may k to9 strenuous foi go,I results The spirit of hurry. good in its pace. causes friction. cIashins losses
 Don't i,e in hurry.
 Many are liI haste 10 get reh. They pafronize gei-ricb-qilck chemes. They sp.t.u.ste Where one wins thou
 sand. ten thousand. lose. There Is onii one safe way to make money-the old
 fashioned way os honesty. Industry
 ecoHomy That way Is slow, but t L
 reasonably sure.
 Don't bss in a hurry. Young persons get in haste 10 b. educated Filtration is a GROWTH Knowledge. experience. must not onlA
 b. digested. but aSsimiiated That re auIres time II does not delay the boA
 or girl to stop between terms 10 teacf
 school Opportunity Is given to pu into practice some of the things learned
 In college.
 Don't 5e In q hurry.
 Some are Ia haste 10 make rennta
 ton. but reputation without eharartei
 beblnd t k worthless And eiiaraetei
 is I GROWTH Mushroom character
 will make mushro9m regulations. Iol
 will be taken for wlat Noa are. Th'
 world will size you np Build soidiy- Don't he In a hurry You cannot expect to get rich quick
 educate yourself iH d1A 9f baili !
 reputation on tiif3ey faa1dafion Don't be iH a hgHrg Mind and body can 9ett hr strength
 enea by DEVELOPMENT That take time. Science has gINen | ouf Ina RELAXATION k the secret ef neHta
 and physical life Nef7 aus and ans eui.tr contraction K we:If.ns ihr huf rled maa 10 Il frd1lie Therefore mri au4 women Hft eAefiaaie ftEs#4a8H ez raiic. therefore fhe br aSdoWns. ih' asYiBms II is the constant PENSION
 Of nerve and muscles Relax frequent ly You Hill succeed belter You wi l live longer
 Don't be in # hurry.
 Suppose you ect wealth How wl you enjoy II ar nse it to the aaNantag' 1 of the world fl you are worn out. on | ervated. wrecked: Suppose Ysu get ai education and. like Thomas Curran aged twenty of the senior class o ia.r. '0a, ton receive yonr diploma or voar death6el. having killed yourSeli for T piece et sheepskin Suppose you eam reputation for briliiancy aut give in exehaeee well halaaeed. ami 4bir miHd uf sItuvd physique. Don't tf iu hurry Work steadily sanelx. surely. Hold the even tenaf af faair 9ay. Don't te iA hurry
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
 SEA FhTnln1.
Ts sitinaf Properties of Ocean wsss'
 Het Well .a9aen Asars sistes


 Het tYeH Enough Ssars sistes.
 sMH eh sou aav he sable t3 eo 70
 @ 0 aals3 etze IL rsagar fare yet H gn hl- foT e ess E ~l.lsfH rea :, of inc fo fa=lrsi from tha hraH8E prop frfes of ses vr Tbeze is eerta iH'T T tnasir fH rs uHe. far thgse Nh7 make tlate ing apas | az dasA.i! ri8ne ifs -i59fsa ase z=a-rziy bal aHl lf5nGKoae tfHle of ilgH-H ifF Gpuf1- fles aeo ite oid medical ges admin- f4ffresl sea #ater Hs i feHs =ly iH r4aay eases gf Illness anal. iise many other ala fashioned feme.lIe is effiri .BeY is se4ln behg tesfea ih tbe c1se of tbe Paris cure fiic SCI Naier is ta- les-ted nnder inc akin. luf no amateur should attempt r. give this treatn-ent. for unless f fresh sea water ioves ifs carbon dioxiie. and some of is salts are prccipiiated. alSo when II is nxed internally f k necessary that the water should be subjected to the proc. ess of filtration. Moreover. when in ieeted under the skin f K necessary that the liquid should bc diluted until f, has about the ahBIe concentration as hipsp1 serufu fHe sea water cure has been nscd Nlili sueeess tn cases Of Atsrepsla. consumption. goni. fhenina flsB. ioss sf aBpetile. insomnia and other complaints
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21

friend. Hugo Holland making fbeif way toward the wharf the expression of R0e's face was still That Of great satisfaction.
 Hugo pulled fae stroke, and thes swrng into tle ilftle cove in a short time The twilight shadows fell about tlera and conversation had iagged Letting fhe boat arlff slowly where the tide cbcse 10 fase II. Hugo leaned forward and eazea Into his eomvan- ions faee
 Lets play court. suggested Hoi land
 'AH right agreed Lida. ~I'ii be the judge"
 Not at alf.- remonstrated Hugo. You've had DO experience in that fine. You will b. the witness in the chair.
 Well. all right. But what are yon going to bef' asked Lida, somewhat bewlldered.
 Oh said Holland with great au- thority, "I1I be all the rest I'm the judge. the jury and the lawyer for both sides. Now. you're on the stand and under oath. remember" Promise you won't ask ne how old am nor what I do for living" laughed Lida.
 "I am now talking to the judge" be began. and. turning 10 an imaginary figure. he continued. You see the ae- cused. Hugo Lawrence Holland. is des- perately In love with the plaintiff. Lida Graves"
 "0b Mr Holland interrupted Llda. "l really do not think
 "Order ln tue court" roared Hol- iand Then. looking directly at Lida, he said. @Will ydu listen to this suit of Holland for yogr heart and hand:"
 I.ida laughed. Tbe situation was IT, resistible.
 1t seems that must-w sether l will CT not"
 '1he one bad feature of the case is the existence of two legged beast. continued Holiand-.one Russell Roe Looking directly II the witness. he said. .Do you love this monstrosityT
 "certainly not asserted Lida.
 The entire eGnrt seemed greatly re iievei
 On your oathf added Holland.
 "On my oIlh." repeated Liza.
 "Aaa and Iae counsel seemed to hesitate He had lost his grip in some maager Finally. after much l milling. he asked
 "And ths man. this one Hugo Hol laHa, de goH care for him just the ieast little hiifs
 Llaa looked at hIm for q moment and Then. wlih T merry twinkle in hef hig eyes. she said. "rlHse iet me be the iedge just for i miagtef"
 Xii light sat1 Holland as he gtieped an oar for support
 ''Ahem. begun Iida with judiciary manner T think this ease should ae settled out Of court II seems to me that ,hc plGintif and the defendant can make satisfactory arrangements without the ald of outside parties.
 Hugo TOW gifped both oars and rowed as f he had entered varsity race with Ills lie at stake They were on sh5fe In The tWintisg of m cy, and the testimony eieea there wae even meHe direct fos f-iaa WIS h Husn's artns ard her face was vegl close h his
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
The eeians Wit.

On I trt n.ssf af the R- theater. | vs. l==s eeMeffan once displayed eaaEsa nfaseuee ef mind He Was atoie on iHe st3ar and was supposed ta be#es itfs ausiausly the arrival af s Hal
 e}ie as.e" h eselaimel. looking eY ea is ff "9o. had been aNal 1as H'4 sa l.npa;ieuf'y."
 ~ + his fsleAa euierel= on the rishts s=He @fe had tluadesea but vhps T'feev WAS no time fas hesita. Hon aai the veteran players ready Nit easae fs bis aia
 "sly dAes he said jeeesely to the newly arrived "Yoa thought te take me hy ssrprise hut | saw you in the looking glaSs vealer"'
 This brought down the house though the audlsnee had been on the point of kissing the very palpable blunder the friend had made.-f.ondon Tit.Rits.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
pafis f4sa Wemsa esassfesrs

Women afeztliarrs qf pahHt egxtaaha ii Pae# Ha ltHealtf teag eaeuun terea in tnferin he aelipal hiking tha pres tffeti eearse md naaaihg tlh nni cxamiaa 9IH fKfs aI tHa piaHteHz= Milp eabt eettae md nua HeeeaF eelle-. Re aeiee9# If interest R hef ever the ler theil eat# along the Champs Elxsees nf T iho haN de hea legae 1Ae former is qHie pretty wear@ tailored dress. long grnt coat and soft hll ef the eaN hoy type. wAeh ahe alls aashlasly te oae side During The laat automobile raee in France she faee,i big car al tho rale of alXtx ii4e milea an hnHf
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
Weoso Who koe : News.

Miss Enma l'e Eeafhe WAS ane of the women u the stu0 on the rceep tioa eeuga,itec lef the entertainment given h hennF ef Joseph rullsers twenty afiA anniversary as owner Of inc New Noth World The reception Was hsId in the building with the gilt sloine ou Park roW, New York Miss i,e xnuehe is nHe of the ahlest report ,rs m the eounlrs. ant that without oeaiins iA the seusatiana.lsm ny which many women haNe made rapid ad sunves lu the prefcssian Not unis does she know haW la g.t a story hus huM tn Mfite II she has l4s.,.n award 'd the prize If S-,o which Mir rultser gives annually ie . nemller of the stan .so,ahl, proaeirni in the use of Eng fish Miss ise xoushr would nnehabiN Lave had an Important editorial tHesi tsea were she aat a Naaau
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
Au4l.r's Bitter Memories.

Aitkone1 ar t#t feet stilt k o=H=. ef tiza 5zIef .=et.EAal e6 mY Izft. SaHes8lEa H5tHzf iH4H5st He} se5 s,E5s8 E fHHa e5 mY a=htus experiences 4s efi feal }=# easlsest es to tsn alc nj std tll.3W i tll. t Izza IIszeJ thct re7gr tefu rg good fEruue to efass i 'F hi, f n On fhe afhPs Euf. ai.e zei5szi daz.osa. se far as ausiiHS aev i haze evH5. knasea haee sef=l tt ete. tiaae aHi ae lH n slnl | aIns ealy a year r W" iaes [ HHd a fEh.nd staying with me af Iga-iI clsz.e Mho, Y tae Aezt pf Hy 1a.le2 had never hefafe haatisea Il ssi7=eJ ezsd If nuf kind e1 taa ia hi, Efe Itf 8'.aes, at the hfst east if oae could di ,aify the action " such o naHe Ae f.,e hooked end eventually sas e1 forty nonnder Another f7leaa. alsa a 9a8t indifferent fisher man. i'lied single handed a splesdld fish that veui all but fifty pounds rut 1 wba haze given years te the ne. bsEF never seen mx spring hal- aucc faf'v u3re tan thirty one pounds =Eui of hanNe,l ia NJ. \. r
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21

Miss JesFie R0sen who has just been graduated from fbe 1isViaHd Sahool gf Pltarrnaey. believes tbat 10 few yeuf- the drug business wlii be almozt en. tireiy in The hands of women Mss RoSen was engaged within . few days d her graduation to be m assistant in the pharmacy of Mrs Eliza beth Busher Fay at yiU2 Superior avenue, Cleveland Nrs Fay ls also graduate of the School of Pharmacy and after two years in the drug business K most enthusiastic in her praise Of II as vocation for women. One Of her rec onmenda iiens for her sex is that wo
 men are more patient and consclen
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
Tie Galllina pras.

For Wma5n wat 1@t3ag dlessc~ ,d da5k 0lpr ss uiads mHh sAeft seifi aud taai#efs afe fi4e enaeeH
 'iaHai t8ns t2a as e.i ieu atlees tae NaAf ba Hesieisaze f, ilte tmelN meee teaiia thfH Hei iiiz t .fE.ftti k rXf1 asff thr g1t ohiett u ieetlas 1saHt gi=sst clgHtsisa : feau tle Wafet NM saes aat ztl abapt Ct tae snl atGpIas aad ahilled Met eiafA= lns huHid .iiNH he neums ed lHue dl8tetY on ta@ln4 aei tram ihe bath ead Lac n,ds HNae4 hfi.laY With Il roai,h tem,l u kesp els tag circulation
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
 NIgH Jh Ziafi

tions than many men in compromising prescriptions aud are more interested and edclcpt in cariHg for the many emergency e1ses thit afe hurried to the draggist.s shop while ihe ambulance or physician is being sent for An other interesting NoHan druggist h Cleveland is Miss Gora Dow, who owns niue drug stores aud employs l33 people in her business Her fiither WAS Whnieaale druggist and when hls health failed and she aaa compelled lo earn lislng for herself and fnother sae entered Inc =eb9al If PhafHaff and ou graduation opened drug store of her own. Since then she h1s pros pered greatly
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
 A Youthful Contractor.

Miss Mary iipnFa i bright eighteea year-old airi ef lleYtyllle, Cal, expects trip east hN fulfilling cuntraet made wiih her father Wba has eAutalaupe ranch near that taMns Miss l.ipeen is fe Iccn b@ supplied with Wefkmea during the eanWiaepe harNe ling sea son. II thaf tiuis iai5ar Is aomatimes difficult io sei aad ihA yeaf 'he diff. calt4 is complicated hf tae anaaanee# ment of inc beti labor a5saHi1ation thai sttn uufan pfiecs Wlli ee demaud ed and Ha 1apanese af t'aerSe laher wfll Ice eelTslaiea in fhe dI ifiet Tho saasaa hss from siY nae @eeka aHa Nizs itafea ts gnnzident tlmt she can Frrp fer fnr{FFct
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
subs.ltutss Fsr 5ss esths.

1T il is lnpo sifIle t5 fisit The ocean q good snl1ettfuta for lls water Bay ss made by distol iHg la ii# water of an
 flinafy f1b some of lir se.i, salt sold n small tssass la the dr0kgist's. The eoid plunge i- beat reeu fof these arti. aelal sea Eaills. bat. as l,etsssus of deli- aaie eenstit4ti4a eanttf,t stand lhe cold bath Inc fepld baih er one Il hieoii heat may be substituted Sinee ieai aefu upon fFe usi9rrHi salts disastrous. iy II muzt- be pf'i'ed bH slightly and If is teiierft, tttsestse Nitit the nrtiii eial hath altogether rather than lahe 2 t4ut eHn
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
4arnE te3i ana.

sea taaaas aHr alafe fhe snff Hafh. has bisfE7fi iia#i} tlasnE steiai eiz ftet H# Ve=Hen alaH5 Whe atlers ise aaui1 Hot leafa ta ss9 Hn iee9iae qnil' WeH able Ia leate in The water
 fsHifdfea ordinarily f5tc r. the water tlEr aaai4 Wfsn 4Hie young they 4re ahspiatnl5 feafezz anl mat ee taught to zsIo wiih very liiile trouble
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21

One of the devices sold at seaside paees aud m the >aeRs II most large et9l,s ell efmaiH the hcslanct in lhe izt of s@ lia5ii#s aIsi prevent hun from
 iHh4ae e'p4 when ctr-iea of bis feet at attacked le 9hat menace uf the too lmlAUMs aiAers eamp Water wiuas ate anHeE the test ef thesr 1npoffs as ttss mo be eaesisd IL fhe pe lu HHd HH9te1 with aif when one goes 10 bfbI9e
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
South Arsslean Peace see,ety.

senera de s'..~ta w he k responsible for the movement to puf up the mann. ment ta pcaff tW ~6arht If the Andes which ls ts he ersrsed en the boundary letN s,n t'hlle md Angen. tina, has orsansei t sa, iesy . he known IF ihe tRifefsni S0H1h Nmeri lean | niXar>af rs.5isss 4.9.a .gssais
 MARCIA Wl41ts aAMhRRI.t.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
Putnam and Providence

Leave Putnam for Providence and way pos, at 6.35 a. m changing at Elmyilie on rs-, ! the Providence and DaRielsoa Railwar. less;,, Elmville at 6.45 and S.45 d. nj. and bm-, thereafter to and including 6 n D. n. Rein ing, leave Market Square, Providence, $, s,, a. III. and hourly thereafter to 3.45 ?. m.. t5e, 5.45 ?. m. Fare 15 cents.
 sDoes not run Sundays.
 Sundays, one hour later.
 xSundays, hours later.
 All southbound cars connect al Central Ya lage with cars tor Moosnp
 Ahove table subject 10 chanve withnnt nD....
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
MAILS CLOSE FOR

Boston.7. lo.lo a. m., P. l5.3.35. .5.3a' iSps Dsniclson, 5.40 lo.lo a. m, 3, 5.h ?. T. Hartford. :. 10. l0.i0 8. h., B 7.45 ? IT. New York, 7.40, l0.l0 q. m., 3.l5,5 3l.isf1 New Haven, 10. l0.l0 a. m, 5.35, l.b P.s Norwich, 740. 10lo a. m., i.35, 7.4a ?. II Willimantic, 7.l0. l0l0 d. m., 5.S5, Iis Es Worcester, 7.l0, l0.l0 q. m., 3, a.Sa ifs : m, West and Southern States. 7.lo 10, l0.le' ! m, 3. l5, 3.35, 5.35, 7.45 ?. III. Worcester and New London, North, WAY " tions, 7.l0 a. n., 3.35 ?. m.
 Worcester and New London, South, WAY v tions. 40 a. m., 5.35 III. .w Boston and Hartford, East, Way sia'lshs' ''- a. m. .e Boston and Hartford West, Way Stations sS ?. m. .s Boston and Pough.. East. Way sfsn0ns' = D. III. ,aH Boston and Pough., West, Way s'sii0as' ''-' a. m. ra Boston. Providence and New York, Eas' " Stations, l0.l0 am.
 Woedstocks. Westford and Esstiorn, " Woodstocks, South, North. East, ie.~ 5.35 D. m. Pomtret, 500 a. m., 5.35 ?. m., by sssea Nights for all points 7.45 ?. n.
 Sundays for all points, S.30 p. n.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21

What k eala a ihe htai Moth Ins ia WagfY saa91 Neu tFs1 t with F.Y's Cream Nalm as ~aon as Nea hes rta ta saeeAe aN1 sH4ttel SeeseetNt. tssa caia msN sE0@ inNa caiAffh aud Ihe air passawHS fse Nn#InEiAEEaelt 1haE So0 have fa iishl E0g eYefA hfeath il i- lfae lhAs Ets's Cream tialm ealfes eAfaFfh promptly and certainty Aat soH kn8a the 0sd sax ahadi t8e oaHee 9f prevention. Therefore Hzs Cream R#la vhen inc cold sn the heat shows igself Ail druggists, ssae., eF mailed hs Fly AFo>.s sN Mafna Slrees. NsA ] afk
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
FRONT AsD ELu STREET BOX
RURAL FREE DELIVERY.

Routes No. l and ,. Rural arriers leave daily, Sundays and Has days exceplet ats.l0s. m return at BIO Rl Mailable matter, weighing 1 onnds or ss seut by Rural Caniers must be prepaFea stamps affixed.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
MAILS OPEN FROM

Boston, New York, Hartford and all peil
 rorth. east, south and west ai 5 l5 l. n. Boston. S.l5. 0.45 Il. m.. 3.45. i 05 ?. II. Daniclson. s, Il B. m. 3.45 D. m. Norwich, s, I q. m 3 4a. sos p. m. Hartford, s, Il a. m, flo, 6.4a ?. n. New York. 8. | T. m, 4.l0, $40, ?. n Worcester. s.l5 3. m,, 6.05 ?. n. Webster, S.l5 s. Ei.. 6.05 ?. Ii. Willimantie. 500, l l a. h.. 4,l0 ?. m. Sundays from all points s-30 .. m.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21

Heavy impure blood makes mnd= dN piWplv complexion. headaehss, nausea. su8iae~fSon fhin hioaA makes Vah weak, pAie SfekAN Ruufnek Rlaosl bitters makes the aleesl rich, Vd, pune -fe>ioras pefaevt health
 apg Thomas f'elecsfie ols X the tsst FeMe8N EAf tfai eEfnn tHtal disease - c00p Has leea aScd with success Tn nuf f8nttlN ior e5eht wears s-~Nfs. l.. Mhiieatre hu8Ate, N Y
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
Lining ths Bath.

fNruty minutes K as loag as any tne should re.aen in the water as ttaNine iouget k likely to dehlitate the boN.y From ghe aSe of seven to ufty most phy Sieians say. sea bathing k ses ts,negieiaf However. tue wrilss has sssn children ef thr,e N he appeared ie benefit hy H.
 The sea talh should hr taken when the sun shines brightly and not N ben the chef meal k te t~ dig,ssted At most seasherV places from II q. m Ia 9 p. m are The faVorite hours for en- terlag the water II thr hather does not swim. sene other active eNerclse lu the water must ha adopted te taAe Is place splash aaoat and ksvp the to,ly and iimtsS in aglott,Au
 Persons uoaeCnstemed te sea bath Mg ~AaNi segla With watm tt tcpid bath Asaa1ss l'sem that they shouid pnWvea fa fhe' ealA nlWagv and then to h&faHe i' iss open sea No ane should i.a sata gee water when eveeheatetl
 AnA FaSTKR FOREST.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21

Ear mild, ea~v artion ~ the bowels a single dose of noan's Regulets k enough. Treatment cares habisnal con- s.4pation. a5 cents box. .Ask your druggist for Them.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
Trolley Time Table The Consolidated Railway z. EFFECTIVE III ' fa.na v

kfF fClls F Jj lsl f89s
 Time given tor cars leaving Front .na
 Main Street
 Leave Putnam for Worcester and ;,.. ste stop. at '5.i1 '6.07, -7.55 B. r., soe s-.' .55 s. m. half hourly Rui,l { ss - hourly until 5 p. III. Leay, ::Wornss,.l !. 2 HalD al SIS m., and iourly aatil es.e Time hours and 20 minutes fare 45 c....f Leave Putnam for Webster aud ;,,s.r.y.. stops at = r, .6 0I am. ' 5a us.. hourly until II .45 a. m., hall hourly ,a.f s.s - D. m. and then hourly until 9.55 p.n. h. - ming. leave Webstei st s6.l 0 a. m 7.g and hourl unti l2.45 p. m.. half hor-ss .l-. 2, 7.45 D. m.. then hourly until l0.i5 D. n. r... F. 20 cents
 Leave Putnam for Dayville ard iusm.s 7. stops at x6.35 A. n. and hourly ,her.a,ts. l.35 D. m., half hourly uttil s.s5 n ,s1 sa,I hourly until l-35 p. m. Returning ". Dayville at s5.00, 5.i5 q. ID. 6.l0 A, n n vile tear houset, 1.2S m.. and hour,v ss., u's, l.2s p. m half heuily until f.2S D. n. - until 1928 p. n. Fare 10 cents. -'sl Leave Putnam for panielson st xga, then hourly till l.35 D. nl.. ha if hourly mn. < D. m.. hourly until l0.35 p. .n. Rel9rp;pg =. Danieson al :. .lOa. HI. and then hour's .., r..s l.l0 T. m.. half hourly until T.l0 ?. - l1-.s4 - until l0.l0 p. n. Fare b cents. s.' Leave Putnam for Central Village and ,,... mediate stops at x6.35 a. n. and hour, -.ss l .35 ?. m.. balf hourly until B D. m. Io,-.-- I- until 935 D. m. Returning. leave Ceu,rsi Vs lage sis6.l5 a. m., .i5 a. a., hourly theresa.- until l2 45 D. m., half hourly until e.4nr hourly until 9.45 r. m. Fare 25 cents. Al = connect at Central Village for Nloosup. r,,-s cents.
 Leave Norwich for Putuam at 645a hourly until s.45 p. m. Fare 55 cents.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21

irid doetoriag tAe efeefs, Nhile tie cry iaal dlsedse undermines the system.
 What To Do.
 There is comfort III the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. KiliHer $ Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy, fulflls every wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the back. kidneys. liver. bladder and every part of the urinary passage. t eesrcets inability to hold water and sealdiHg pam il passing t, or bad effects following use of li4uor. wine or beer. and overeonles that unpleasant ne oessitv of being compelled to go often during the dav, and to get I'D many times during tie night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root k soon realized l. stands the highest fer it's wonderful cures of the most dis. tfessing cases. II you need medicine you should have the best. Sold by drug gisfs III tiffysceut and one=dollaf sizes.
 You may have sample bottle and book that tells all ftf
 about |, both sentfre afrYs F a s:- --..::..s tv mail. Address pr, E.s, E E .:..s.3 .;s, kiimer X Co, Biug- ---ssssl slls zl..ss3 s3s s' sss9 hauton, N Y When Home of ssamp-RoO, writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, but remember the name. Dr. kilmer's Swamp Root, and the address, Blnghamton, N. Y.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21

ol kidney disease. a4f
 N hlle klUHeY uls- oUer erS.are the most C0faHon diseases tllAtprc-
 val, the c almost the last reeegn5z by patient aud SlGHIus, tfft5l flf ttHt ftft,. stift 8
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
Thousands Hare Kidney
 IIOahIe and Never Suspect ]

GresaleneY of Kidney Disease.
 Most people do not realize the alaruI ing increase and remarkable prevaieney
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-21
HnURs OF eALIKeTr,ss

From inc Street Letter BaxeS, tsandavs aa H0lidavs excepted, and be.fatches.)
 RESIDENTIAL. SECTION
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24
AERIAL CHAUFFEUR
IS STORM-TOSSEO
IN THE HEAVENS
G. o. Jones, in the Boomerang
Has Thrilling Experience
Over HackensaCk.

HACKENSACK. July 24.-Tossed
upon a sea of clouds so dense that the
darkness made it impossible for him
to see his compass. Charles oliver
Jones, of Hammondsport, N. Y, owner
of the aerial auto Boomerang" vas
at the mercy of the storm and drifted
miles with the wind before effecting a
landing here.
The aeronaut wanted to see how his
air craft would behave in a storm. So
he started up from Palisades Park, In
tending to ascend 1000 feet. At that
height the Boomerang was caught up
like a dry leaf by a stiff gale and car
ried westerly $500 feet in the air,
above the rain clouds to a troubled
bank of vapor so dense that Jones could
not see his compass. He took a des-
perate chance, pulled the cord and de-
scended, with little trouble. to a point
near the Hackensack river in East
Hackensack.
1.-THE one experiment in a storm will
satisfy me- he announced upon land
ing.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-24
PROTEST WOOD
BLOCK PAVING ON
BOWERY STREET
Property Owners and Residents
Hold Mass Meeting and
Begin Petition.

The committee appointed at a mass
meeting of property owners to oppose
the proposed paving of Bowery street
with wood blocks filed a protest signed
by many persons with the Board Of
Works at its meeting yesterday after
noon Many property were
present to back up the protest. The
Rev. DIR. M. A. McManus, rector of st.
Aloysius's Catholic Church. said the
people did not want any new pavement
laid in Bowery street. All that was
needed was to redress the present
granite pavement.
Colonel William RICHTER, for the
Fourth Ward Improvement Association,
spoke against wood block pavement
and aroused the ire of members of the
board by remarking that they appeared
"to be hynotized by the wood block
proposition" He said that If the Mar
ket street pavement wetre redressed it
would be good for many years.
President Book will call a public
hearing in the boards rooms soon to
hear arguments by property owners
against the plan to pave Market, Ferry
and Bowery streets with wood blocks,
or any other kind of pavement at pres
ent.