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Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22

Five H6fHHfa- Iafer sise sf6et on fiie baai ef tHp lseDd rizlnz tlse as-aton up. and after ii siEs said
 "I ara Mar Y Aeaf sniina frssn Nieb. igfn aui Hese aa 2 rfii fsfI gsB aant to spp any aa5p Co 4fFifuiarf
 ~whf MhY "A ! eaa Issst going hs. yoa kaaa thsa.s'It 'vatdd slap an5 ask for aug irtFees 3anasl might have written
 And cl4 lanse know ron were e,- Ing ta nslss'
 "N-o. can't ss.f thsi ie dl8 [ see Il twelve f.sa loanl iiiere lsf fhe wood sbed May ask gan 70 kindly bring Il herv aHa =bHtr r ,Hti en ilr lFef"
 ~whlt. Nhats exsdaiuied Aunt sa. Ina as she gla~ea af him Sir | want you 'o know fh1f l was Thonpson before ! mafriedf'
 .YeAr
 And how dart. fau. sir-how dare a Bromley ask ThomIaou 10 draz boards arouudS If's an insult. sIr-an insult 70 our bloef. .''
 T didu't mean f 90 1 didn't know I never heard that the Tbompsonr had -had"-
 "TIad suy blood at ail. you mean. str. Another Insult, Wbo do you think yon are. siry.
 You may have heard Of Lord BrotD. Iey ef EHsiandf dHerie1 tue deac0n. trying 10 look JignitIed. but making faiitre Of fl aa any man must bave done. pereiteJ iu the center of goose pond
 ..Yes slr. l have and viii, good req. son. He sfolc horse from Tbomp- sou and Nas hanged for itt"
 You Y0n doD'i ray'"
 "ln the neat generation two From lees were trnnieB oa tbe f,ulnts of fheIr hnnds for Guile stealing Tn the ti4trd oae sf them 8eut te prison fur af#an fIe sought te burn down tlie casfie of | 1boiapson P
 sean f he e5zsllile 7.
 And ia fhe fourth Bftil and sixth generations The Thempsons got 10. geiher ali fhelr retaiuers and drove all the I;reWteys ont of the county and flie tlug rewarded fhep for if k il Vo#siiIe Emu f0H Heter heard thBt Ierd GfHss5 vas Il fhompsahf Doesn't Aistaty teli teu thaf ihe nHae ef York SIS ThaHpsW4f Why. uan there isut a nahle lu eAsiud tniay ths aHsn't q Thompson fft He llld ia li,.
 et | hate been taid falt ! deacended from NlllMn ha, entnuefaf. fairrfesl inc deaean HH he feit iint he had last HlH rHaa
 sHm Vhe was #fabm the Con aafort Nheu he landed in England II Was the Ih@#Heas hal leut hiH maaey md fai3 his houre rent untll he eeall stflte 4 I9b be1con Bromley. ie fon want thal board to get asIiore enfa
 II yeH fiease"
 And ls | To saee HI l!iet or a sen sille mants
 Pm. [ think l would like to talk slth inc widow little white l didn't khav. you know
 No" replied Aunt Selnn as she weni ufter tie board ebnr gou do now 1ts aihahpson It's Thompson with 'p lis the 1hampsau family. de- seended directly frum Adam and Eve. thHt ha1e heen mixing and ahmaking klngs aud enfwmns anl dividing Hp thT carth for the iHaf foao years and ire moi ihfanRh yer th4e's tHe plank aed anN 8aa eota D aud hAse talis md sat a7rF YpUr faatishaess
 Ihe taazsHsr fz=H lBaas month hisf 1a8 i5saeoa 9arlh.&s l~ssa'i lad ; Hl# a--= as E.. +H55==zH= tf.5. #z=.5=. f...sH== ifs l5iiai H==if ea=3f f.a hI- H44a
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
HEROIC LIFE SAVERS.
nsrd Life of ire surfnaen wre Patrol
 the EsfsrSse Cozes


 Al through the night tie HIrfmen are ;sau9l'ing fbe t-.aet ai M0Bomgy as they |" nm lvylsiy isead fo Fape Fs9g4 c.. uieeffnx Tn fbe liitie shantF sD q saad aaee called Halfway Home fD feiI one another The news of the hour and to exeiauge fhe numbered bfass tass by which tbe captains may know fla. tine watcI haz gone faith fully fo iae eflI of bis posi- For ten m0Iftiis it iie yessr tie vigilance k not relaxed During June aud July the rrews are rewarded Tor their years labor by The gift of q generous vaea- tiom-N lliIoni pay They may fish or farm or do what they wili for IIving. The enptaius then sit. each one alone. ln the life sayi1g stations. and fl any ship Is foolish enough to get wrecked at t1ls time when. according 10 the rules og Uncle Sam. there should be neither storm uor wreck. the nearest captain picks np scratch crew of fishermen and other longshore fOik and does the best be can to save lives. Storms and wrccks do occur now anl then ln these periods. but they really sh0 td Boi. aud therefore congress in It's wisdom refuses 10 keep tbe life savers ou duty. From the wisdom Of congress tbere k uo appeal.
 Truly there must lte ail the faseina- tion of T game in this serene and skill ful contest wItb raging death. It can nOt be fhe bait of wages that attracts these heroes tD The service. The cap- tails receive M year and the surf men s51 n5Btb. During the two montbs ef nnp4l4 vacation they get SJ apiece for eaeb occasion of service. No. there K uB money lure in this game 1he service requires men of perfect henIfh and strength When ever The surgeon discovers surfman ar captaln l. Lave fallen below perfect eonal !an hp k iueonlinently pat ont. uo maifer how many years lie may have spegi h fife saving. And there Is no pension Nf kinbail. the surefin- leNeaf of fbe department has tried aGaia aH1 araiH f9 persuade congress to 3at lsti4. laas to tAese men, hut eoaes4#a iI ii= wisdom has always fsttta 4le from tbr vision 6f con g,ess theH is as fl p.il N. IL dis in liaspef.s t.H&axiac.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
Filth In q Royal Kitchen.

Same startling statements about an Imperial Kitchen" Are contained tn an article In ihe Parts Revue The writ CT is spoken of editorially as "a no hle4man who was menber of the tm narlai inner circle. One of the sto rits relates to the cKar's attack of ty pheid fever ia issa We were talk. Ing about IL" says the Lohletnan. and wondering N hea the eAar could have eaten or drunk the fever gcrms when A nahlewaman in the party said that. having seen the Imperial kitchen. 'he esar's iliaess was aa surprise te her I had an opportunity, she said. To Inspect the sEar's special traia. and when e1ersghins had ht'ea wendered ii aa8 admired we eaae te the aiteh ii There ! wenaersa alsa at the Ath aa tas a.ri and the utter dis f9e5Ni VI fhe fa1#s VI oraaFF v'caa
 aaes would NaE hafr e-1ea aas.
 A Wsaaae.3 tAens Tor Yae gyse0 oi Ese tf FaA WltEsr feie aiss afsa8t us eEusane sN9a Nassnses iA the H k=anH s#A " sA* trssAs 4h4ass As AA an AsA A h4lafg st'rA 6HEs #a8 t0e HaYnrles 09ea; aa'F5es af fht aee se.3 q sAsAsaI4asse iAW esl#e@ te G#aAse whess fs4gsa3s VaA when gAey see Foya 5aafss es. aas-.s
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
aaIIitlln ..slTI.nhaL.I


 lf thete r. aee eHa wfa6ii an eie llzahi s.i.iasz. alflss= tiiia4=- ,.i..,.. Il h h- hHth ln mam cie.haats are ased tn afng tbe geeat aa8s pf fbe he@N hatasIes iHe mte f6eir hatbs iu thr mnpats q tbe traagas here th4 dFtHk aad fhnY hehmvr much Let ter about | iluu many children They hffe f1 Ile i8Vu mud ig. patient while ihe5 nre N4shea F. fheH attendants They tHHa theHaeAers abnut very promptly t9 salt th5r e9leenienee fhe aueudunt ruhs the 6ide with i Ii,.,e of stone Instead nf Il sponge and
 r ihe stone siinv aet of his hand the elephant politely picks II up with his trunk aud hauds il back Nfitr they haee beeu well scfubhrd the elephants eiNe theu4t Itpt shower hath. using their uauks fp dash ghe water upon them-elses# and tiiet can lii any uart v thcir ba1ies with ease. - London Maa.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
Work That Tells
Plenty of It Has Been Done
 Right Here in Putnam.

Cures that last are cures that tell. To thoroughly know the virtues ot a medicine you must investigate tlse cures and see if they prove permanent. poan's Kidney Pills stand this test, and plenty of proof exists right here Sn Putnam. People who testified yean, ago to relief from backache kidney and urinary disorders, now declare that re. lief was permanent and the cure per feet. How can any Putnam sa;;eer longer ,ioubs the evidences
 Mrs. Albert Latourelle, of 70 smith street. Putnam, Conn.,, says: "Some five years ago my husband made a statement telling what Doan's Kidney Pills had done for him and he now will hngly confirms what he then said He had been troubled for long tine by pains, al times being hardly able To move taround. He also had dizzy spells and the passages of the kidney secretions wete too frequent. Doan $ Kidney rills. procured at Dresser $ drug store, cured him, and he has neN- CT since failed to rocomnlend them C other sufferers. During the years that haNe passed he has been entirely fses from kidney tranble and gives all ths credit for hG> eure to noanss Kidney PlIis. F
 For sale hy all deaser~. Prtce x eeals. Foster MilhQrn Co. Buffalo New York. sole agent for the Inlles ! ~late>.
 Remember the name--I IAAAn s---ans lake ho other.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
Meder- \ ndnn Mar,rn.

Withla five short wears a great ehange has come o4ce a section of the native population of l.ahorc. Children of na- tive gentlemen can ts. seen being talk eu out for an airing hy ayahs morn- Ing and evening. Certain bold men have begun to take out their wives in the evening for drive in ofs.u sehi- cses
 A week ago We saw the daughter of a mau of position walking with her father on the railway platform st f4a- hore she was dressed In what seeus- td like aa English gown. had English shoes on and when her husband came m left her father aud walked short with hin Her face was quite uifeov- cred Let these who have rssatiNes in t.ahore .a there and see fcr tlsean- selves the state of things They will see wives going out shoulder to shesil- der with their husbands in the even iasS. haying said so,Nihy to oSd rvStrtc> tlons
 u,sn who w,.ula dare reiaFsse the old naaners on his wemankind would lteeiye scant Soar;esy feajae Jour nal
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
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neHfiet7#H teHs the following iH frrrul ta tle ,io0eruevs of two guld Mehes anaa 0hiah he kent Il elase W8teh Whi.9 elvl WeHe building T nest zH emaii trauell ef f tree N heo the aesi Nas aalshvA he aatleea that the weight ot the biris and tue esrs was taa great for the strnuaih If the sup parting branch The godnnehes also psrcelNe1 that the nest would fan uns less something was dane. aud after a great deal of hlrd tnlk they flew away and came back with q stout string Then they eie,erly fastened the bend. Ing twtg te a stronger and higher hrans h of inc tree and thus preserved their nest and it's contents from de- struetion London Standard
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
DOING EUROPE.
This Tourist Seemed to Have Mania
 Ear Goaserfs-

had fnef 50fes before. In fact. meeting him had become sort 0f halat The first rime ] saw him he was hanging ig bis feet. an aEsoi1iectie. sqnirming mass. ou tile fat sde of Bar rey castle. kissing tbe st'zsae Of eIo= qnenee. Ny eam-ra caught him in tDe acf. .'Gadg he spufiered when l told him that his feat was lmmortallzs.d. '-Is my face In li: Send me one. wiii yous That.H proee te The folks back ID ZanesvilIe that ! did il. had run across him again in Lon don. where all ways meet l was saun- tcring around the Whifechapei ghetto. and through the window Of an alley tavern I noticed two men drinking stout. One was g bobby in uniform. His eyes were bleared and bis face purple Tbe profile of the other looked familiar I walked in and beheld- Jones. The policeman. startled by my intrusion. brought himself together and wabbled out Jones turned 10 me with q look Of vast repreaeh.
 Glad to see you again. old man. but why in the deuce couldn't you stay away II little Iopgerf I'd have had fl in half an hour more"
 Had whatt''
 "Wby. his club Lord. what a sou- venlr that would have made.s
 Our ways parted again for awhile l was riding I wheel over the crest Of the Black forest near Titisee. pumping slowly to the top of the long. white road 4 pine cone struck my handle bar. another knocked my hat of. and 1 looked up. An aerial voice emitted Tyroiear haileo with much Hnction, and l saw q ssaylng speck slhoeetted against cloud My instinct told me it was Jones
 Hey. old man" he yelled. trumpet Ing through his band. ''take thy pie ture-auiek. Yon're Just in tlme. Can't hold on much longer camera's at foot Of tree. Lost | halfway up."
 lis camera Was smashed 90 used my own "Wefe yeH expecting me- | asked when he sbiaaed deaen with barkea handz anl fraged trousers.
 "Se. not eahctlY Look hHfe big eest pine eeHe i Germany. from the fullest tree on t1l of fite highest hiil i1 the SehWara0 a.I There's something worth whitns
 admitted | aat sse sfaad sarvcy= luz the rauus ef moe 5ed blis md deep enf g4as fHHi of the sound of falling wate3
 HI.oyelyt" WuaHHfed
 .What1 ah fes ,se l. k BHt say-l wonder t esHaa't ts.H a bis ger cone s1mevhora iu taese parts Let's move ea Wdffe1 II. Album in Outing Magazine
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
A anon.e-

very r.ah very eeanoaA5zs ana 'sert ptTsHauous yenng sgH waE makiES preparations fat tzliilt-. tail s8ae tears aeo anl at his ,e.ue meret n' discovered q cheap 5raui of .i, s.sia1t. @rbis. he s8a3 a g7sa sH# If ehampagne r e fs gaal et ugA far theS. people e9s si'l e7ea to Hv tenants han
 couldn't fell the difference ensear-" Aeearl -l8 he ordered dog e4.s.s of the wine \ day or fsa fe
 fore the .sssat. picking ep h.s asrs parer D. aat.red ttHt h's w5as m.r. ehaHt h hatf nase advert zsHz.fit- lfe Ee efa over lt aAl saW iA i.@ hiaes 'es fht. utrlsfsnh .fH5 ate cPi7tf=itr t@fsepasse Fl 3S si1fin1s a ,lazea P zai hs tsshsa Ge-f t7l
 ga iiis f=t=easajns tenants' hal
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
Ere. Lnnch Eara Lion.

He was ssiiiue -asHendcrs on the street. hut h. declared that in his palmy days h. had been Professor Pieroioinlni. the lion tanner
 What made yuh ef1e it up." he was asked
 Well. yon stst # MS tHis w4Y. Once WAS ensae#sl# fs,#s#H#.5e feF9 called Frederick Par who was ctr. taiul1 q wild rrp
 Int | NJ faf'le ttsHs Ne sloe and gHtIl sIa#t fasa. l aeHas g3a1 - s-eeE Hs 8 k iiff4liis ea9 do sfauts unH Hs==s#stl,ttzss =s=ss' '- HHf 2 ifza f4.'.tf5ss tz tz.Hil 'eazfarEek 10 eat oal-aE uy hIuIi
 ssfHz5sf-tss
 NY =ztA tsgi.#.ts- a--=.4=#t nrt L aa Eln4 a..a os sF=a.f fe4 w5f ri lfaH Twenty a8e ceHtF Nvv iafk ti..
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
Putnam and Providence

Leave Putnam for Providence and way poihts st 6.35 A. m. changing al Elmyiile on cars oi the Providence and Danielson Railway, iesFthe Eimville at 645 and s.49 a. Hl- ana houlI. tbereaftsy to and including 45 IT. Return. jpg. leave sarket Square, Prov ldeaee, si 9-4a A. m. ana honfly theseafter to 3.43 l. n-, thee 545 ?. m. Fare 75 cenfs.
 sDoes aot run Sundays.
 Sundays. one hour later.
 xsundays hours later. ,.., All goarh1111f ctrs connect at ebtfai V lage with cars tor MaoSup
 Above table subject to change without notles For Purity and Excellence and combination
 of properties 10 constitute perfect
 drinking water,
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
N, actt th. c.r.s.. sir,s.

ln thg early daz- Of oui park system the various square about the city 4nA Gel1sn Gate farl, as we'll were lleulifn1E4 deee1tfed with keep eY the Gfass.. sigas Il occurred to Frank riNley one day tp ask through thesa columns what htffeH tse teHla he maae of grass tltHu far children n trolie aver t Nehe,ly net eeeu the park commits s!en. eealA 6eeef lv answer the ques tlan fhen MT fiXles demanded that thc siwas te removed and the children af san lfHnei5ra te efea leave to play on lhc gsess l0 theig hearts cen tent .fhis mint you nas twenty tenrs asa. aaa has aa9halY noticed any aek Of gfass i, oa.fIea Gate park or even lu uur iilie parks m conse 4ueaee af He 9AaHeef la al tlIe*e veArs ehsec hae ns Mur Keep e1 the efass sBsa aaHwhese ia San raae5= 9. Whl oaa estimate the pleasure and che nleat ttat have eame nat nnly te ihe ehltlfaad If SaH Fftnvisea. h0f to all whos, feet love to touch tbe velvet of gpAvius tagf through the common sense aa1 vel anaaeleHs energy ef q good man over whose head the grass has nne hong been green9@ san Fran cisco Arsenaut.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
szLs OPEN FROM

Boston, New Fork, Hartford an3 sl, gsia.
 n9t 20, cast snllih Anu Nes ai ls l4. Boston, s.t3, ts.45 a. nl.. 5.f5. 05 ?. .a- baaiei,on, x, T m. 2.45 D. m. Norwich S. Il q. B, ta 6.05 D. u4. il4nioul, s, T #. m., 4.l4. s.l5 f.. ii. New lors. \, ss ?. m#. 10. 6. 4e. F Worcester s.l5s. m,, s-05 ?. m Neb,tcr. < l. B. al-. Sos T. ii. Nllamsntle, s.el. II ii. Rt.. 4.l0 E. n. snndaYs iram aI points s3a a. iil.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22

Nasal CatafFh. an inflammation es the delicate membrane lining the aif- t.aSsaec>. k not eaFvd ny anN mixtures takSn into the stomach. lhn waste time on them Take Ny 'SJ Jreamfialna through the ne>sfi.s so shat tle frNeFgd sw0liea tissues are reached ai eace Never mind how laAg Nea have suffer ei nor how often you haSe hVSn tllSaN polluted. NC know hyas Sream hain wIil eaee you as Il has e0nd others eA the taosasand All druggists, ae cents Mas.ess aay Fly RnoS., A Warren -t, New York,
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
FRONT AND ELM STREET BOX.
KuhtL FREE DELIVERY.
Rontes M. l M ].

 Rafal affiers leaYe daily, suntiass and Hob tss, eyceple1A ats sloa. Iii retfar If }. 10 ?. HE Nalane nate er, weis6nt paan.l. or less seui h1 kafai Gamer. mn>t a5 z3zzqared hY stamps aftiSea
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22

ssDr. Thomas Eelecs rie Osl k the best
 remedy for that often fafal disease croup. Has hevn a>ed with saaeSse>> itl our family for eight wears. s'--Mrs. l.
 Mhlteaere, Buffalo, \. N.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22

Ee tits Carriers h=l1e, tsHazi#ss aa5 Hahdatsasaa Sled 4 s.zp .. IL. aHa 4l0 E Hi-, 4Ha l.Ha Hs= F iae Business Section One deliNeIk H{ tIfv Barriers ua Hnl5days.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
n0t K. OF COlIfCTI,,Ns
RESIDENTIAL SECTION

Ffssb t4e Street Letter Roye., sand uzaiass e1eep'cd. aua asspate aes.l
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22

Collections
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22
On Thin Ice. D Ja'sEs ao.Fos t5assf.a44ssd far as fEa ssssze8 4fed
 lLlsfa.l fsfz
sH>>>.>Z ZS><>zs s.
D 5aisEs aoaFos.

Wheu gae lerter ff5m AaH saiina Was ustiFe3 aHIouuriHs that shs would arrive uH n vtFf thr Hexf week. slntihsr ald danehief la,ised II each uiber fyr Igag m#efe lhra t'ie for fnff saf
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22

"WhatY eii. es. tse | k BHt say-I wonder fl f5Htlat t.z1 a bis ger cone sBmee terF tH tlese parts Let's move on WaFfe1 II. Atbafn iu Outing Magazine
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-14
Don't Hold Your
Money and Wait

A great many people never begin
to save money because they hav-
emit big sum TO start with. This
small, make a beginning; the
amount will soon grow. Open an
account, and take advantage of the
three per cent compound interest
paid by the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-14
TO TURN
BACK RISING WAVE
Liberty League Will Be Backed
BY the Liquor Inter-
estS.
SECRECY is A FACTOR.
MEMBERS OF ALL LOCAL CHAP
TIERS ARE TO BE PLEDGED TO
SECRECY-IS TO TAKE PART IN
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.

Chicago. March 1.-THE Liberty
League, organized and backed by the
liquor interests to fight the Anti-Sa-
loon league has been organized in ev-
cry state in the union. Its member
ship in Illinois is said to include 20n-
600 men The headquarters of the Or
ganization is in Chicago and subhead-
quarters are maintained in New York.
Atlanta, Ga. Louisville, Ky. st. Lou
is. Denver. Seattle and San Francisco.
The body is secret and the names of
its officers are guarded with great
care.
The states are organized by local
lodges or chapters. in which the mem
bership is OathbOund as to policies and
methods of procedure. 1t is the pur-
pose of the Illinois league to hold n
state convention in June or July, pass
upon candidates for state offices and
for the legislature prior to the direct
primary on August Sth. The Candi-
dates will meet with favor in direct
proportion as they favor the platform
of the league, which. it is declared.
will resort to no subterfuge in stating
its policies. 1t is in the open. it is
and nation. and if the plans are car
ried out. it will take a strong part in
the presidential campaign.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-14
MRS. THAW IS
A BROKEN WOMAN
Disgrace Brought About by
Trial Has Greatly Told
On Harry's Mother.
TROUBLE IN THE FAMILY.
PROPOSED SETTLEMENT WITH
EVELYN HAS CAUSED HEIRS TO
REVOLT AS THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS WOULD BE LOST.

New York. March 14.-Mrs. William
Thaw, mother of Harry X. Thaw, has
finally broken down under the intense
strain of fighting for her sons life.
A dispatch from Pittsburg says that
Mrs. Thaw has suffered total paraly-
sis of her left arm and that her rela-
tives are greatly concerned about her
condition. The patient has been or
dered to Florida by her physician, and
Mrs. Thaw will leave Pittsburg at
once.
In that city it is declared that Mrs.
Thaw will probably never return to
Pittsburg. Lyndhurst, her handsome
country home, has been practically
dismantled and Mrs. Thaw has COM
pIeted arrangements for permanent 10
cation elsewhere. 1t is believed that
she will make her home in Florida in
the winter, and probably go abroad in
the summer. Wherever she lives, how
ever, it is said that it Will be in abso-
lutte retirement. Always proud, the
disgrace of the Thaw case has so told
upon her that she is changed wo-
man.
PittSburg adylces also say that there
is trouble among the members of the
Thaw family over the matter of pro-
viding a settlement for Mrs. Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw. There is no disposition
on the part of the Thaw heirs to pro
vide for the future comfort of the
young Mrs. Thaw out of their funds,
and the prospect is that the elder
Mrs. Thaw and Harry will have TO
stand the expense between them. As
the announced settlement, $4,000
cash and an annuity of $4,000 repre-
SCENTS a total inve stment of s350,000. it
will be seen that the figure is no in
considerable sum. Moreover. when
the fact is taken into consideration
that the trials cost the Thaw family
100000, the disposition of the Thaw
heirs to revolt is not regarded as re-
markable.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-14
To Owners
of Bad Breath
Foul Odor of Indigestion, Smoking,
Eating or Drinking Stopped at Once
With Stuart's Charcoal lozenges.

Trial Package To Prove 1t Sent Free.
Bilious breathers, onion eaters, midi
gestion victims, cabbage consumers,
smokers, drinkers and those with gas
on the stomach are in a class all by
themselves, distinguished by d power
full bad breath.
They all breathe, and as they
breathe they Whit out odor which
makes those standing near turn their
he ads away in disgust. The pitiable
part of it is that these victims do not
realize what a sckening thing a bad,
offensive breath is to others.
Charcoal is a wonderful absorber of
gases and OdOrs. 1t absOrbs 100 times
it's own volume of gas.
Stuart's Charcoal LOzenges will put
stop to your bad, offensive breath,
and to your belchings, whatever the
cause or source, because the charcoal
quickly absorbs all noxious, unnatural
orders and gases.
If you suffer from indigestion and
belch gas as a result, Stuart's Char
coal Lozenges will absorb all the gas
and make you stop belching.
If on getting up in the morning you
have such "a bad, bilious breath that
you can almost smell it yourself.
Stuarts Charcoal Lozenges will get
rid of it for YOU quickly.
If you have been smoking or chew
ing. or have been eating onions or
other odorous things, Stuart's Char,
coal Lozenges will make your breath
pure and sweet.
Charcoal is also the best laxative
| known. You ca intake whole bOxful
and no harm will result, 1t is a Won
| derfully easy regulator.
/ And then. TOO, it filters your blood
every particle Of poison and impurity
III your blood is destroyed, and you
begin to notice the difference in your
/ face first thing,-your clear complex,
| ion.
! Stuarts Charcoal Lozenges are
made from pure willow charcoal, and
just little honey is put in to make
them palatable. but not too sweet.
/ They will work wonders in your
stomach, and make you feel fine and
fresh our blood and breath will be
purified. You will feel clean inside.
We want 10 prove all this TO you. so
just send for free sample today.
Then after you get it and use it, you
will like them so well that you will go
! to your druggist and get a CSC box
| OF these StuaTt's Charcoal Lozenges.
! Send us your name and address to-
day and We will at once send You by
mail 4 sample package free. Address
F, \. Stuart Co. zoo Stuart Bldg,
Marshall Mich,