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Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16
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Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16
 eea;n With smile.

Welcome the dawning day with eneery smile. and. eveH though your aeart be sad and troubled. the day will seem aii the brighter Ycnr smile will sors its vay into year heart. and you VII oe more happr.-Aioyss F. Thiele.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16
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Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16

In sections where the winters are such that soyer crop should be grown in the orchard during the latter part of the summer te catch the snow and give protection during the winter months cultivation should cease about the middle of July and cover crop grown which will do best in ones 10. eaIity Buckwheat and oats will an swer the purpose nicely if conditions are not right for cowpeas or soy beans, In all these cases the growth of the cover crop tends 10 check late growth in the orchard trees by absorbing sur plus moisture. keeps the soil from bak. ing in the August sun and smothers a host of weeds while the soil is left in fine, mellow eondition for putting in clover or other crop the following xpring.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16
t'eYfiktd from H<eofd, EDWARD q. WEIGHT. Judge.
AtA oouKI OY rKoaATE HOLDEN Ai

AtA COURT OR PROBATE HOLDEN A1 "A Thompsop within asss for the Disfrsef os
 FIessnf 0KDHBE I. CROSBY. Judge, 0a rnosi6s 0f Hasrt<s k- IAwis. Execairsx on the tsssAts estate M May K. Lewis, tate of This CSars doth d~<s<e skat slx mDr.ths be Il. lowed and f0s the erkdftorA of snid esfste io exhlett sh<tr cisins asatnst the sane to ths knecnsr1x ssd dts~efs thNt public n0siee bs newspaper hsyinH circulation in ssid dis1rlcf, ss1 Dy pd.tins nyPy thereof on the pH5lse sl9i post tn sAtd:tosn q TooOpson senr<s1 the ptnoe Whxre the d<ck ka00 last oDatk
 CeuiDed fsom n<eor&
 H-0 0GO1aE \. cn016r. yuHoo,
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16

Landowners in several sections nav ing thin and washed patches of land are wondering if the common wild sweet clover does not offer something which may be grown advantageously on such land The ability of this legume to shift for itself as seen in it's occupation of unpromising spots nlong railroad rights of way and other inhespftable places. coupled with the fact that it Is entirely hardy and n soil enricher. like other eloyers. seems a strong point in its favor II is true that as pasture stock have to "lea rn y te eat il. when they seem to do well on jt The hay 1t makes Is not of high grafie--somewh woody-yet is nn- trifious. IL k at least worth trial on soils which will grow iirtle or noth- ing
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16
Often The Kidneys Arc
 Weakened hy 0ver- Work.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re- sponsihle fer much sickness and dsutfeting,
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16

At North Yakima. Wash. where the business of growing and packing ap- ples is done as scientifically as any where else in the world. tine plan has recently been adopted of having T school ef instruction for apple packers. The school Is held for six weeks. there being two sessions each week. At the end ef the course of instruction exam nations are held. covering both the theory and practice of apple packing and these making q satisfactory show ing are given certificates of prnfcien- ey. The move would seem te be < very eommendable one. that will great ly facilitate the work of packing when the rush is on.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16
eluohers Oversight.


 The Emperor Napoleon received Gen erai Bfucber at the castle of Ffnken- stein. while he was preparing for the siege of Daanig. Napoleon drew Butcher to . window in. an upper story and paid btm compliments on his milf tary gifts. and Bischer. going away delighted. described the interview to bis aid-de-cAmp.
 What a chance yoa missed" ex- claimed the latter. ~Yos might have changed the whole eourae d history" "Howy'
 ~why. you might have thrown him out of the windowr
 -Confound it.- replied Bsucher. 50 uight-if only had thought of 1fF
 Corrected.
 Inspector of Village School tquesfion- ing classe-Now. my boy. what is sn isiands Pupil tdejectedlyp-i dunno sir. Instector Well, for instance. eould 1 ride from here to Francef fu- pti fbrightening upp-Noa. sir. that yer couldn't. for feyfher saw yer on boss hack rother day an sed as how he q lay a shiilin yer couldn't rclde a noiie without a-waibain' o1.-London spare Moments.
 Tommy-whaf is retainer pa "A retainer. my soa. Is the money pecple pay fo ns lawyers before We can do any work
 -Oh. see. It's like those slot gas meters. The people have to ray their money before they can get any gas - London Tir-Bits-
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16
BLESSINGS sA ptaotalas.

Things that al the time seem curses are often blessings kn disguise. This appears to be proving true .of she green attacked fDe winter gheat fields iD soHfb ceatrzI Kansas and some x1thes secttsns. GEing 10 the risk 'thux ;at tached to the growing of aTb~af Wsny tarnsers are esfng extensively into fils raising of co~n and alfalfa which sst' safer crops Etse better refnrss afft lrase the land h better shape fueB the sfsndpoiss ef fertility. And ~1rt ,hese fwo winAinG crops nssr~ ffFs stock is beiog fed which serves ss still further help sh~ good wor.. atoGr In future years the Hessian sy and green bug may b< e0s~idered among mans benefactoss-
 Mildew D the sps0set~rry and cur rant bushes may b@ s~fnrdied bs sprinkiing flower of sulpaur on tssr leaves when tue dew is on tB fise even ing or early morning
 One of the attractions that are listed for q Pennsylvania fair circuit this season Is a trotfing race taetweea horses and a four yearold Durham bull which Is broken 10 suiky and is expected to make mile fin about 2.3D This shouh t,e a winning card.
 Even ia sk< bovine world 1t pays to amount to something. At the Ms souri Agricultural college . few weeks ago . Jersey COW fsil into . ditch and was % injured that she had to be Killed The fact was hefssdsd an
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16

curious thing noted in connection witA the bIaek walnut tree is that when near apple trees t seems to ee. in efeet. poison 10 tAem-at least they usually die ont--whene f t k same other Kind of forest tree the only effect seems h lAe stuatiag ef growth due to lack If sunshine. air. metSilre and plant food Just what the canse Of the seriousness of the walnut tree is dss. Ia we have never seea stated
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16

how to find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble Mention this paper when writing te pr. Kilmer X Co, Binghamtou. N. \. Don't make any ftis- take, but remember the name. Swamp Root, and don't let a dealer sell you something in place of Swamp Root--n you do you will be disappointed.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16

ArA COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN AT "A Fatnam within and for the District Of Putnam on the 2eth day of ApfiiA- D ieOs.
 Present. Edward c. Wright, Judge On motion Of fLucius N. Fuller Of PutB1m. Ct. Admiuistfstos on tbs sintessste estste of Henry D Kinney. fate of Putnam within said district deceas<d
 Tkis Court doth decree that ssx months b~ sl. lowed Asd limited for the creditors Of said estate 10 eRbthif fheiT claims against the sASne to the Administrator and directs that public notice V giyen Of this order oy ndvsrtising in newspaper hsving . efcniatios ln said district, and by poet ing copy thereof ,on the public ssn post In ssia town oi Pntnsm nearest the place whsfe the deceas<d last dwelt
 certiAsa from Record,
 EDWARD q. WEIGHT, Judge. AT Court Of rrob~te held af Pufna1 "A within snd for the district Of Putnam on the aEd day Of Jss~. 4. D., is0e.
 frss<nt. Edward c. Wright. JadRs. On motion of Emma Y. Moore. exeeafrSx on the estate of s0tO0 '. n00fe, late 0f Putnam. within said district, des<ased-
 This Court doth 6ecree that six months from Hate hereof b< allowed and limited for the creditors Of said esfste 10 exhibit their ciaIms Agsinsf the saBc to the ssid knecatrix and directs that pabiie notice be given sf this order by ads&rttsiEs ta . newsospe7 published tn Put nam having circulation inlssid distries and by rostisg copy thereof on the public sffn poet in said Town Of Putnam nearest the place where fise drcexsed izss dsels.
 Certified from Record,
 EDWARD q. WRIGHT. Judee
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16
THE PUTNAM. PATRIOT Jnly 10 looo

over the country Her name was Peire's ES;ella and her butter record was Taa5 pounds per year.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16

A ahallnw cuisisafion of the field Of corp during dfy spell with single horse Snd Eve shosel plow after Ii is head istgL has often sesulted in an iD- Nreased Sleld Of from six 10 fen bush els per are With corn al from tsI to 70 cents ser bushei fl ts an easy mai- Ger ie 6@xe out waefher this extra fftiiDg fsays
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16

The vane of many rur~ bloeded chickens Is often greatly lesSencd as result If the trip they make fsaa. raiser to buyer aad especially of the care given ia the week er two after arrival. Much could be done te Rre- vent this stump In condition lf the rurchaser would ascertain fnam the shipper just what ration had been fe,i priur to shipment, with a suggestion or two as to fhe care of the birds antn id fiitstfsi ta their new environment.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16

In fighting pocket gopbers. as in cop ing with many another rodent. insect CT weed pest. the test results can only be obtained when there is cooperative efors among the Desghbors of the in- tested ioeaiffy IL k dise0uraging proposition. this trying to clean up feiiaw's place of gopisers or other nox- fence doesn't manifest like interest ir doing ths ssm good work on his own place.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16

An inssaDoe has lately hsen cited ii. ulb3~b ap tnsa<@ patient in . western hospital was cared by caris< for the hospital poultry dock. He was not so AerznSad kuf that he WAS able fO look after ftsen7. and in some way ttar inter est he fsak ia his charges and fi,e diverfing ssf his afieBfIon from his owD condition tad tie desired curative ef feet
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16

Poultry raisers. whether in iewn CT on the farm. might oftea saee them selves heavy losses through disease if they would establish a sort of quaran= tine aaarters where indiv duals that begin te loek tlomry fer one cause or another could he isolated aud given special care and treatment Not only would this be better for the sick fowls. but it would prevent their befouiing the feeding places, drinking fountains and sleneing quarters. Many dis. eases of poultry as of other animals are highly contagious. and handling sick fowls in the above manner would be simple yet valuable preventive.
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16

Ry Gitv Carriers hatN, gsandsys anS iioisiays eSroptsSli al Sszd a. nl. ant aziQ p, Ds aud II .0A a. la. in she huslaess Section. oae stetiyery hy Cts Gane}cls ca HoitaSfss
 selections and tAe.eAgshes From inc Stnevt Letter koNcs, l>aadays sed Holidays CNcepied,f
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16

should have t.3e llSsts Sold hy druggists Ill filtycent and dol. lar sises ,Nou= may have a sample bottle by mail 3free. also q ,.5,,,,.,t,fat tafl,ot x..,,
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16

Vouf ktdncNs arc WNlk Of OQt VI tftiIf1 Veu caa understand how quickly your ea- tire hS.iv is asTeete9l and hew every organ seems to ftii te 5io its duty.
 if vou are sick of ~feel badly, begin taking the gecat kidney remedy, faF. Kilnef's Swamp Rect \ trial wall con vince You el Is great raeg3t,
 The mid and immediate effect of Swamp-Root, the great kidney anl bladder remedy, is soeu realized. Ii stands the highest because 3ts remarkable health restoring properties have been proven ia thousands U sle rriest distress ias cases. ltsea need medicine you
Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16
Putnam Mail Service
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Putnam patriot., 1909-07-16

bsssDy certify that the xboys ANu&d sedse>ska ztse xieetOss ard tan pnyesp. e 1g<n91 IT 3&&. qf Ns< loWo of fntnnM. G&mn-
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-22
QAll
4eu c5lhiyihy
Question

DO you know of any who ever received any
benefit from taking Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Com
pound?"
IF any who is suffering with any ament peculiar
to her will ask her neghbors this question: she will be
surprised at the result There is hardly community in
this country where be found who have been
restored to health by this famous old remedy made
exclusively from simple formula Of roots and herbs.
During the past years have published thousands
of letters from these grateful who have been cured
by Lydia E. Pinkhazus Vegetable Compound, and
in all that time have published testimonial without
the writer's special permission. Never have knowingly
published testimonial that not truthful and genuine.
Here just received few days ago. anyone doubts
that this true and honest statement of woans expert
with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound write
and ask her.
Houston, first began taking Lydia e. Pink
years troubles, dyspepsia,
tried doctors medicines
nothing did any good.
lived medicines and thought would
well, advertisement E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and advised to try it,
bottle of the Compound and did
good continued it's well
enjoy the best Of health.
suffering from such troubles to give
Lydia Pnlham's Vegetable Compound trial They won't
it will surely you"Mrs Bessie L. Hicks,
$40 Cleveland ST.. Houston.
Any woman who is sick and suffering is foolish surely
not to give such medicine this trial Why should it
not do her much good as it did Mrs. Hicks
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-22

be his Inspiration. She would make
him great He would put ON canvas
this impossible, ecstatic passion for a
water maiden, an Undine. an angel
from Michigan-that lake. big as Il
sea. And perhaps she would come to
see his pictures.
Angelica came one day. The inn
keepers He respects you, signorina.
gave the most f1attering of safeguards.
In spite of herself she was very proud
of it, this respect of a dissolute man.
for it separated her, for Giuseppe
from earth's other women. 1t was a
distinction to be valued like all dis
tinctions, according to it's rarity.
Giuseppe received her with few
words and much humility. us WORKS
spoke for him. She saw there Madon-
ma eyes and quiet valleys and that
peaceful calm Of evening when God
walked abroad in the garden. Every
where was faith, tinged by sorrow to
deeper richness, and poetry and in
tuitive comprehension of those things
beyond that humankind must strive
for, never reaching. A despair of her
own poor reasoning talent seized her
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-22
"The picture shall sag it dU."

Looking. she understood the man and
the strange sweet longing Of his coun-
tenance. When he unveiled sketch
of herself tears rose with the inten-
! sity of her delight. Unfinished as it
was, it was the gem of the collection.
But the beauty, the eXaltation of it,
were such as she had never possessed.
And he believed her like that, He was
great, he was good, and-she knew it
now with the suddenness of a reve-
lation-she loved him.
you were so like a picture at the
window" he apologized. that l stud
led you. You forgiven"
"Surely l forgive. You-you shall
study me again."
"Oh. if l might and here. At the
window you hung so far above the
line"
~ shall be on the line hereafter if
you paint me so'' And her voice sank
to reverent whisper
The artists face flushed. He was a
creature of emotions too natural to
seek cOhcealment. Without troubling
ception he struggled with an explana-
ton
"Oh. signOrina the years that have
lorged for you, I cannot make words
talk. but the picture shall say it all
| how | was weak and wicked and YOU
| nlercifully came to be my salvation:
| now you looked at me to lift me- out of
OF
| bold to say it, because | ask nothing
You are so far away that my love can
not offend more than it does the Vir-
| gin
Angelica passed the night with open
eyes examining her happiness. The
| letters of a young attorney in Grand
! Rapids had been destroyed they show
ed so commonplace beside the glory of
this new passion. Giuseppe should
love her. as he willed. and when the
time came that 1t was not unmaidenly
to yield-in blissful wakefulness she
rehearSed the thousand ways that she
might tell him.
The sittings began. The artist work
ed feverishly and said little Angelica
began to find him more complex than
she had thought.
''You are like religion. You make
me sad" he said when asked about
his somberness. But the answer dis
pleased Angelica and filed her with
premonitions. Was 1t only black eyed
r Floria. then. who could make hin
smile?
, His interest in her personality was
: meager too, for a lover. When she
spoke OF Grand Rapids he had muir
INJURED:
The rapids-back by the sea where
: you live?"
5 Angelica remarked that she lived fal
inland ard in piQue added a reference
: to the attorney whose letters had beer
: facrifced
e One worthy you there? Perhap.
e Giuseppe is not. He knows it. Afte
r 4 time you will return The grea
i rapids will swallow you again, and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-22
PREMIUM AWARDS
Continued from last week

4 g Wheeler, buff Cochin cock 81
ed Densult, buff Cochin hen SOC. black
Langshan hen 81, white Lsngshen
cock SOC, hen 81, same SOC, buff rock
pullet 25c, golden Poland cock 81, hen
81, white Poland hen 81, ckl 81, buff
laced Poland cock 81, hen 81, same
3d., any color except white unbeat dad
Po'ane hen :, elk. 81, gold 81 span !:
spargled Hamburg cock 81. hen 81,
same 5Oc, cockerel 81, same SOC, duck
wing Game cock 81, hen 25c, ckl 81,
pulet 81, same Doe, any other variely
Game cock Il, heb 50c, same 25c, puliet
Soc, buff Cochin bantam cock SOC, ben
81, black Cochin bantam hen SOC, cki
81, white Cochin bantam cockerel 50c,
same 25c, pullet SOC, same 25c, japanese
bantam cock 81, ben 81, same Soc
Breeding Pens-Buff Cochin bantams
8 So eese-tremen Or Embden male
Soc. f. male 81, wild Canadian male 81,
fe male 81, white = i'm . e
mae soc, fem Hl Q soc =
Ducks-Rouen ree 81, Pektn male
1899 g, {. male 1863 81, white cres' Ell
male -. female 81, " lid Ma lard female
81, sam SOC, any otter variety cnlored
Mu-c"vy male 25c, same white 81, fe-
mole 25c, ga me bite S1-Guinea Fowls
-$1-Rahbjts so -Tum bier Pigeons =
s :, s. me $25c, whi fansail pigeons 81,
same Soc. homers 81, same 50c-Spsciaie
81, SO, 80 $3.50
Harley Paige, white Langshan ckl 81, pull
let 81, silver grey DorKtn cock ~, hen
81. white Plymouth rock hen 81, ckl
SOC, buff Rock cock 25c, + black Min
orca cock 81, white Leg horn cock
81, same Soc ben 81, cki 81, pullet 81
C brown Leghorn cock SOC, hen 25c
ok! z5c, buff Leghorp cki 15c, pulle,
- xot
bantam) cock Soc, ckl 81, puilet Sc
Breeding Pens-s white or black LIS
horns, 81 60 Specials For best
white Legh1rn cock one setting eggs
Same, hen, one setting eggs. Same, ckl
one setting eggs. Same, pullet, one set
ting eggs. White Leg horn cockere
value So. Subscription to National
Farmer and Stock Grower.
Gerald Plunkett, White Plymouth rocl
cock ST. hen SOC, silver laced Wyandott,
cock 81, hen Soc, same Zoe. Spapist
cock 81, same SOC, hen 81, same Doc
ckls1, same 5Oc, pul1et ST., same Soc
hen 81, same SOC, ckl 81, same Doc, pull
let 81, buff OrpiDgton cock Doc, bel
25c, ckl 25c, Pyle game cock 81, hen 81
duckwiug game hen 81, same Soc, In
dian game cock SOC. hen So, buff Co
chin bantam cock 81, csl soc. same 25c
pullet 81. seme 25c. black Cochin ban
lam cock 81, same SOC, hen 81, whit
Cochin bantam hen SOC, partr1c 6
Cochin bantam cock 81, nen S1-nreed
ing Pens-r brown Lsghorns SIS
pair Guinea fowls 5Oc, So me Z5c-ope
Gals ne setting black cochin bantar
eggs value 81 One setsing red Pyl
game eggs value ~. "
M e GaskiH. black M norca COCK 5Oc
partridge Cochin hen 81, any other va
riety Orp ngton cock 81, Dlack ban