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the disease, gives the patient strength by
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lent Manturrltes and other confections ImaK-
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Cracker crumbs, such ns making hamburger,
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CONDENSED
CLASSICS
HENRY ESMOND X
By WILLIAM &
MAKEPEACE THACKERAY
Condensation by X
: Mrs. Annie u. Hubbard, Little.
ton, Maso. X
AVllllnni Make
pence Tlinckerny
Tr nil Intensely
lOTe d by kin
friends nnd nss
much disliked by
IiIh enemies. Such
personalities as
Tennyson, Fits
Gerald nnd Chnr
lotte Uroute vrere
answers Inir In
their devotion, but
the bnntiem-on In
Grub street, the
lesser fry who en
vied Ills social
successes, regard
ed him ns nn In
auflcruble snob.
lie did Indeed
tnkc n quite child
like dellRht In dlrt
Injr frith the so
clully eminent. He
frankly liked to
be pointed out ns
"the Rreut 3Ir.
Thnckcrnr," nnd
ns frankly he re
sented the Krass
rnnilllnrlty of Tom, Dk-k or Harry, Mho
rhnuccd to hnve known blm In bohc
niln. nut It wan rntber that he piti
lessly discerned nnd detested the toady
ml the inenn-NpIrlted flunkey thnn
Hint he ivns n snob.
Thnckerny lleil nt the period when
rvenlth without mannern or Intellect
Ceuernted widespread desire for social
nieces. At the same time "The Hack
Kitchen" and "The Cave of Harmony,"
Immortalized by Colonel Newcome,
rrere the most enncrly frequented
haunts of the day. Thnckerny knew
etcry aspect of this rather vulfrnr so
ciety. He was ns much nt ease with
the prime minister of ICiiRlanil as with
the proprietor of the "Hack Kitchen."
With his keen satiric sense nnd shnrp
rrtt, the chronicler of snobs flayed It;
nlth his tender henrt nnd kindly hu
mor the irrent novelist understood It.
In his own way he atrotc to resen
ernte It.
These qunlltlcn of henrt nnd mind,
which live In his books, created the
pur.xle of his personality!
lie was n cynic! II y bis life nil wrought
Of Kcnerous nets, mild words and
Rentle wnys
Ills heart wide open to all kindly
thouKht, '
Ills hand so quick to clve, hts tongue
to praise!
I
N the days when the Stuart wits
playing his losing game -for Eng
land's crown, n sullow-fnccd, pre
cocious boy wns growing up, half
oved, half-neglected, In Cnstlewood
House, knowing all the secrets of Its
hidden, chambers, where cavalier nnd
priest could hide for a lifetime. Harry
ivns reputed the Illegitimate son of
Thomas Esmond, Lord Cnstlewood,
whose childless wife, herself an Es
mond, had been a beauty nnd king's
favorite once. After Viscount Cnstle
tvood had died, fighting for King
James at Boyne Water, and King
William's men had taken his lady pris
oner, hiding In her bed, painted nnd
powdered, resplendent In her brocaded
gown nnd gold-clocked red stockings
by her side the japan box holding tho
papers of the Royalists another kins
man, Francis Esmond, had taken pos
session of the old house.
"O den certc," little Harry Esmond
said In his heart, when Rachel, 'the
new Lady Cnstlewood, In her lovely
girlhood, met him in the yellow gnllery,
and there stirred In him the begin
nings of a lifetime's devotion to her,
to her beautiful children, Beatrice and
Frank, nnd to his Jovlnl, new pntron,
Francis, Lord Cnstlewood. As n loved
kinsman now, Harry had grown to
innnhood, when suddenly the small
pox, ravaging tho neighborhood, de
stroyed for a time Lady Castlewood's
beauty, and her gay husband's heart
turned to lesser loves, though he still
cared enough to be wildly Jenleus,
when Lord Mnhun, a London blooi
made love to her. The two men fought,
and Francis, foully murdered by Mo
hun, on his death-bed made a written
statement that he had long known
from the priest who heard Thomns,
Lord Castlewood's, dying confession
that Hnrry Esmond had a right to the
name he bore, and was head of the
house of Cnstlewood,
Tills paper, stained with the blood of
his dear master, Harry burned, nnd
vowed thanking Heaven thnt he hud
been enabled to mnko the righteous
decision that his mistress should nev
er know sorrow through him, nnd thnt
little Frank should become Lord Cnstle
wood In his father's stead.
Fntc dealt hardly Just now with
Harry Esmond, for as he lay wounded
and in prison ns a result of his part
in the duel, his dear lady, visiting lilm,
chose to believe thnt he might have
prevented her husband's death. Per
haps because she felt In her heart n
tenderer love for him thnn she dared
confess, she forbndo him her home,
nnd oven her friendship. The living
of the parish church of Cnstlewood,
long since riromlsed him, wns given
elsewhere, nnd Esmond would hnvo
been pennlleas and friendless hnd not
tho old dowager, his father's widow,
who had long cherished pique ngalnst
the younger nnd fairer Lady Cnstle
wood, summoned him t her new house
at Chelsuy. As lie kissed her with
ered hand nnd snlutod her as Mar
chloncss, Horaethlng in his assured
bearing made her guess thnt he know
he was her husband's true son nnd
chief of the house. Half frightened,
JV'V r$f J j id
sho drew from him tho story of his ro
uuiH'lntlou, nnd when ho told her that
his father's son would not aggravate
tho wrong his father had dono her,
nnd asked only for her kindness, her
worldly old henrt was touched. Hence
forth he was "Son Esmond" to her,
nnd when her Influence nt court had
procured him nn ensign's commission,
alio wna proud of him In his laced
scarlet coat
Esmond served with somo distinc
tion under Marlborough abrond nnd
was wounded nt Blenheim, but tho
best thing his cninpdlgnlng brought
him wns n chance encounter In St.
Gudulo's church nt Brussels with
Father Holt, tho tutor of his boyhood,
who told him his mother's story. Sho
hnd been of that very town, nnd n
most tender, faithful creature. His
father had deserted her, married her
secretly, and again deserted her, nnd
sho had taken her broken henrt to thnt
convent. Esmond knelt by her grave,
took n flower from tho little hillock,
and ns ho listened to tho choir chnnt
lng from tho chapel, realized nfresh
that love and humility were all that
counted In life.
One great happiness hnd como to
Esmond before this he hnd seen his
denr lady, her face sweet nnd snd in
her widow's hood, in Winchester ca
thedral and when their eyes had met,
the tlmo of estrangement wns pnssed.
Knowing now how her heart had fol
lowed him, he dreamed thnt they
might be happy together, hut sho saw
moro clearly. When, in their houso
at Wnlcotte, Beatrix, tho 10-year-old
maid of honor, with n scnrlet ribbon
upon the whitest neck it tho world,
camo to meet him, ho forgot her
mother. No other woman of her day
was like her for beauty nnd wit, nnd
for ten yenrs ho wns her slave, kneel
ing with his heart in his hand for tho
young lady to tako, while she looked
far "higher than tha nameless nnd
fortuneless colonel. "Yes," sho snld,
"I solemnly vow I want n good hus
band. My fnco Is my fortune. Who'll
como? Buy! Buyl" While marquises
and lords were coming, eager for her,
Esmond bore the torments of n hope
less passion, and his dear mistress
suffered with him.
At last n suitor worthy of tho prize
nppeared the Duke of Hamilton
much Beatrix's senior, wealthy, nnd
second to none in -the kingdom. Es
mond had to nccept his fate. Tho
wedding gift he made her wns tho
splendid string of dlnmonds his fath
er's widow had given him. As she ac
cepted it with n cry of delight, her
bridegroom-elect, with a dnrkening
face, told her he did not choose tho
Duchess of Hamilton should nccept
presents from gentlemen who had no
right to tho names they bore. Her
mother, to whom the old dowager on
her death-bed hnd maliciously told
Harry's story, answered for her:
"Hnrry Esmond Is his father's lawful
son and true neir. we nro tne re
cipients of his bounty, nnd ho Is tho
hend of n house ns old as your grace's
own." And Beatrix, from whom It hnd
all been kept n secret, whispered to
him, "Why did not I know you be
fore 1"
On tho eve of marriage tho duko
died In a duel. Beatrix mourned him
honestly, but Esmond dnred hope for
himself, and planned n bold move to
win her love. All tho Esmonds wero
henrt and soul for the Stuart cause.
Frank, tho young viscount, who wns
fighting ubrond, closely resembled tho
exiled chevalier. The two came to
gether to Lady Castlewood's London
houso, the prince Impersonating thu
viscount, nnd Frnnft, his valet, and
were received with great Joy. Stuart
partisans camo to tho houso by stealth,
and the plot spread like leaven. Tha
maid of honor contrived nn Interview
between tho prince nnd Queen Anne,
his sister, whoso health was falling,
nnd all hoped that she would proclaim
him her successor. Then Bentrix's
friends began to fear for her, as the
prince, who hnd no respect for women,
wns infatuated with her and sha
listened to him. Agnlnst her will they
sent her to Cnstlewood. Suddenly tha
Queen was reported dying, nnd tha
prince could not be found. Beatrix
had found menns to tell him her where
abouts, nenry Esmond nnd Frank roda
nil night to Cnstlewood. Entering by
ho secret window, they found tho
prince nnd told him they came to
nvenge their dishonor. 'Taking from
their old hiding-place tho papers prov
Ing his birth and title, Esmond burnt
them before tho prince, with the
words: "I draw my sword nnd break
it, and renounce you. Had you com
pleted the wrong you designed us, 1
would hnve driven It through your
heart." Frank, breaking his own
sword, echoed him: "I go with my
cousin. I'm for the Elector of Hnn
over. It's your Majesty's fault. You
might hnvo been king if you hadn't
come dangling nfter Trlxl"
The talk was scarce over when Bea
trix entered the room. Sho turned
pale at tho sight of her kinsmen, nnd
looked nt Esmond as If sho could have
killed him on tho spot.
As they rode back into London, tho
herald was proclaiming: "George, by
tho grnco of God, king." Queen Anno
had died that night.
Tho chovnlrer escaped secretly to
France, where Btfitrlx Joined him.
Frank hnd married u foreign counteaM,
nnd Esmond's mistress was left nlone.
At Inst, as beautiful In her nutuinn
as maidens In Uiolr spring, she listened
to him, nnd consented to become his
wife. In their Virginia plnntntion
they built n now Castlewood, nnd
found thero nn Indian summer of bo
reno hnpplness.
Copyright, 1915, by tho Post Publishing
Co. (Tho nosipn PoBt). Copyright in tha
United Kingdom, the Dominions, Its Col.
onles and dependencies, under the copy,
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Boston, Mass,, U. S. A, All rights reserved.
Dome Ton
THelpsT
THl I m J
MAKES USE OF DEAD TREE
Ornamental Flowering Vine May B
Traced Over the Top, With Re
markably Good Effect.
The idea of growing nn ornnmentnl
flowering vine over the dead trunk of n
tree suggested n pergoln top. After th
tree hnd been sawed off to tho height
desired, the bark and snpwood were
peeled off with a drnwknlfe, nnd a
smooth, even surface thus secured
The Trunk of a Dead Tree Is Con
verted Into an Attractive Pergola
Over Which an Ornamental Vine U
Trained.
writes C. L. Atelier of Fargo, N.VD In
Popular Alechanics- Alagazlne. A
straight board nnd n level made ll
easy to bring the two branches of the
crotch to the same height; trial deter
mining tho height that would nppeai
best In tills case about 31 foot. Tin
top Is mnde of two U by 4-Inch pieces
resting In recesses on the sides of tin
trunk nnd having their tops Hush
These pieces are each 12 feet loop
and the ends wero curved, ns shown
The 'i-lnch sides wro nailed to the
trunk, while the 2',4-foot crosspleces.
of tho snme stock, wero nulled, broad
side down; these were spneed about
8 Inches npart and hnd their ends
beveled on the underside. Two conts
of otl, Into which burnt timber hnd
been' stirred, gave tho pergola a neu
tral brown color and, of course, helped
to preserve the wood.
NO ROOM FOR THE "KNOCKER"
Indianapolis Newspaper 'Tells a Few
Plain Truths, Straight Out From
the Shoulder.
Indianapolis Is fortunntcln tho qual
ity of Its citizenship. We n'ro the most
American of tho great centers In the
United States. Wo have 'few of the
problems brought to other municipali
ties by alien elements. Tho city showed
front-rank progress In tho recent cen
sus report. It Is lending In building
construction and Industrial progress. It
Is not perfection, but is much nearer
to thnt goal than most cities nnd
should not bo libeled and slandered
even by a few lightweights of Httlo or
no lnlluencc.
The residents of Indlnnnpolis know
the truth nnd tiro not deceived by tho
city's trnducers, but tho effect on
strangers may be serious nnd in nny
case cannot bo of advantage to any
one. Those whose stock in trade Is de
struction Instead of construction,
hurtf illness Instead of helpfulness, nro
pests who should be mfide nwarn of
that fact by the loyal, public-spirited
citizen. They may have to bo endured,
but It should bo in tho contempt they
deserve nnd that will Ignore them to
the point of ostracism. Indlnniipolltf
Stur.
Grow a Rain Tree, Get Water.
It Is estimated that on of tho Peru
fliin rnln trees will on the nverago
yield nine gallons of water "pur diem."
In a field of nn aero of one kilometer
square, that Is a,i.50 feet each way,
can be grown 10,000 trees separated
from each other by 25 meters. Thin
plantation produces, dully SiUTi.OOO liter.i
of water. If we allow for evaporation
and Infiltration, wo huvo l.'ifi.OOO liters,
or 20,r:u gallons, of. rain for distribu
tion dally. Tho rain treo can bo culti
vated with very little trouble, for It
MfiiiH indifferent ua to tho soil in
which It grows.
Pillow Effective Weapon.
With her pillow as her only weapon,
a woman of I'lenoniitvllle, Fin., put to
(light n robber who entered her home.
Tho woman was awakened by u creak
ing on the stairway, and saw a man
neeplng up. She snatched up n pillow
from her bed and, running to the stair
way, sho heaved thu pillow with all
her strength, catching the burglar full
In the fqco as he stood up. At the same
time sho screamed. The Impact of
tlie pillow hurled the bandit down tho
Malrwtiy. Ho Jumped through u win.
dow nnd escaped.
Plan Early for Beauty.
All healthy cities desire beauty. Not
all have thu chance to get It. Alany
achieve their gieutness with buch stu
pendous oxpeiifco of fortune that beau
ty Is wiped out before tho city has
time to lift Its eyes from Its lubor to
ItH landscape. Tho best time to phut
for bounty Is when tho city is sturtliiK
Its growth.
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- Is as profitable as grain growing;. Successes as wonderful
as those from growlnit wheat, oats, barley, and flax nave eeen maai n
raising Koraas, Cattli, Shtsp and Hoc. Brlsht. sunny climate, nutrlt
lout grasses, good water, enormous fodder crops these spell success to the
fanner and stock raiser. And remember, you can buy on easy tsrma
Farm Land at
' -land equal to that which through many
er wnaat to tn aera grazing una convenient loxora
trraln farm n nrnnnrtinnltelv low nrices. These Innds hAVB '
ever rural rnnvenlrnro" cood schools, churches, roads, tele
phones, etc., close to live towns and good
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cst what IVestarn Canada has to otfsr you.
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Alost optimism Is ehoorluliicss over
ither people's troubles.
4 Feeling of Security
You naturally feci secure wlion you
mow thnt the medicine you arc about to
ako is absolutely pure nnd contains no
inrmful or habit producing dniRS.
Such a medicine is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
toot, kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
The same standard of purity, strength
tnd excel I on co is maintained in every
lottlo of Swamp-Root,
It is scientifically compounded from
'ccctablc herbs.
It is not a stimulant and Is tal.cn in
caspoonful doses.
It is not recommended for everything.
It Is naturo's great helper in relieving
md overcoming kidney, liver and blad
Icr troubles.
A sworn statement of purity is with
ivcry bottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. If you need a medicine, you should
Have the best. On sale at all drug stores
m bottles of two sizes, medium and large.
Ilowever, if you wish first to try tills
treat prcpnrntion send ten cents to Dr.
Ivilmcr & Co., Binglinmton, N. Y., for a
ample bottle. When writing be euro and
mention this paper. Adv.
Searchlight for Night Flying.
A powerful senrchllght of tho now
"dishpnn" typo has been built for the
government for use in guiding uvlntors
In night (light. This great beacon has
approximately 11,000,000 candlepower.
It Is operated by two enormous mo
tors nnd It cun "pick up" an aviator
thrco miles In tho ulr. Tho light Is
set upon a wheel chnssls and can ho
easily moved about. It will bo trans
ported by motor cur nhend ofi tho
planes each day to the spot where
the landing Is to be mndc tit night,
and Its ruys will guldo the aviator
to tho ground.
From Bad to Worse.
Dan Why so serious, old man?
Bert I hnvo good reasons. My
mothcr-In-lnw's coming for n visit. Sho
has "tho gift of tongues."
Dnn That's nothing; mlno Is a
mind render.
Dodging taxes establishes
potunl state of anxiety.
a per-
lie Turned the Corner-
llhe man in the fog thought
he was lost, "but he turned
the corner there was
his own home!
Ifo many, troubled with dis
turbed nerves and digestion
due to coffee drinking help
has seemed along way off,
but they found in
P0STUM
at
a delicious,
urmK. Lfid.c mcuae jtui
health and comfort.
here's a Reason
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ALLEN'S
FOOT-EASE
Gives cass and
comfort to feet
that are tender
and sore.
If shoes pinch
or corns and bun
ions ache this
Antiseptic, Heal
ing Towder will
give quick relief.
Shake it In your
Shoes, Sprinkle It
ta the Foot-bath,
Sold everywhere.
HASTENED WITH GLAD NEWS
Footmnn Reasonably Felt Ho Had
Something of Importance to Com
muntcate to Employer.
MlsH'AIucSwlney, tho sister of th.
Into lord mayor of York, relaxed enough
at a dinner In New York to tell n story,
nbout tho Irish onrl of Dunrnven.
"The earl of Dunrnven," sho snltV
"has n magnificent country seat, Dun
rnven castle, and Iord Lyons onco
sent him thero a gift of a pair of
emus.
"These emus wero nnmed nfter.
their giver, nnd, h they wero rnr
birds, n great desire prevailed at Dun
raven castle that they should propa
gate. This deslro inn from tho cart
on down to thu very stnblo boys.
"Ono day tho earl was giving tt
stately luncheon when a footmnn
rushed In, wild with excitement.
" 'Your lordship oh, your lordship,'
lie panted, 'Lord Lyons has laid an
egg.' " j
Carries Hla Own.
Dolly (coldly) Tho next tlmo 1
speak to you In a street enr I'll bet
you'll raise your hard-boiled lint J
Dick But I won't If I'm on mj;
wny to worlc. s
Dolly Why, whnt's on your mind
then?
Dick Two sandwiches nnd a cut a
pie I Buffalo Express. '
When n woman hnR nothing clso tot
do she wnshet her hnlr.
the corner grocery
satisfying table
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