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KERE01TH Monmoulh Herald WALTER G. BROWN --,''" .tennS?&a" u :- Fire Insurance Co. DR. F. R. BOWERSOX ot mMvu PHYSICIAN ft SURGEOS , Notary Public PHONE NOS. Bl'"11 l)tfe,ls- Mortgage. Etc. OFFICE MM , HOfSE ,ot g smoi,th ton(JUP( "TT Tl 7Z stranerr persuade you that thore A. N. Kn!kek buys junk of all js kimi 0f printing the Her kirds and pays honest rash au prit Shop can not do. prices. V WHEN pu ta7c a bilious attack your liver foils to pcrfbm its functions. You becor.e con stipated. The food you eat foments in yciir ctomach instead cf digesting;. TH:3 h:!:-:: tie storich and caucw nauoca, vonir.j and a terrible headache Take Chamberlain's Tablets. They vil! er e up your liver, clean out your ctomach and yo: 'iriil scon be C3 well as ever. Gold Horseshoes Expense ! not efficiency. Don't pay forgold horehoe when you buy your printing. Sensible printing on sensible paper Hammermill Bond will save you money and get results for you. 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Smoke them with freedom without tiring your taste They leave no unpleasant ciga retty aftertaste nor unpleasant cigaretty odor Give Camels every test then compare them puff-for-puff with any cigarette in the world CONDENSED' CLASSICS THE NEWCOMES ,WU4JMHTHCKSaT ..ILjllM&m C-a CWh It a.-. a ra Jly le. 1611, i CaUulta. lis ai.a l... 14, U3, "-d"'.".'I! ...i of hit lil was st. Fr. M " was U.., .. h.r lived la his k.srt, as la lai .1 tha othat iraat kumorltl f kls tlaia, Dikas, oa. slant sorrow. , Thackeray bosaa la school days rajhar la absor. &w J lifa Ih.a to altaia scholarship, na eiin. i, . than to reproduce it la aomia vorsa and saricalura. At Cambridge, la Walmar, I Paris art schools aaa va do. law school, ka want ayl oa Vs way. dolaal la study but aager la frioadaklp. ardaol la Ilia. At , ' A J i . I.Malna aawiDaDOr. al a I , no mn w - ' . . 26 ka was paaalless, altar ecatlerlni a eomlorlabla forluaa. But ka kad kouM a.parl.aca laraUabla ta tko youaf Jouraalist, pricalaas to lha aavalltt. Tkackaray's atloalahlBi varaallllly was aarlf raal. Uod. Ha a.pired ta llla.trata Dlckaa's aavolsi ka wipts Iraaol skolches, slorios, ballads aad karlaequas. r "Barry Lyndon," kia Bret aotabla aawL was tka kittory of a raicali but, la Ika most fatclaatinf al . . 1. D C I TkLe Aral krll. eaainino raacaia, a7 m.,., . - - liantly skowod him.elf mailer la Ika araatioa ol ll as character ("Vaaity Fair." 1M). (lMa SO) was, iiko iicaaas ini vpf-'""' oasaaca autohloiraphlcal. Tha Bead of asoaaf draaa i t . .1 t L. l,tuM.SIJ. Hla aouraa lOacaeray reiuc.ea.iy . --- on Eisktaoatk Contary Humorists, popular la Eaf laaa .oil America (I SSI), prepared tka frouad lor Es- IIS tua Li. ki.taalaal Mttlsakl. "Thai Nawcomas" (U54). "Tka Vlrsiaiaas" (Ii6), aad tka Deonlt Duaal," couiplata tha list ol his basl aeaais. nrunrDiTir ranks Baorstarr ot Airrlculture MursH dllb ss be looksd upon loavlnti Wuhlmton for the Uamooratle Coo'anlloo at Ban rranolaoo. Mr J Maradltli has taksn aa luiporuns plscs Id Damocrstlo rtuks slnoe bis sppotutmeut to Ul estilnot . MADE ASSISTANT IN - AGRICULTURAL Dtri. anfiaiakad Ua s cold Noveuilicr iilnlil, 111 tlu juir 1775, Ul Kui;llu until imuUi, uii Its way fruui Luuiiou lo Uovit, wua cairjlua siuouk Us imaaeiincia u Mr. Jarvls Lorry, u Lumlou btmk,'i uf llw well-kuuwn liriu of Tellsuu Co. As Uie coaili stuiublad slunii lu ilia Uurk nuns, llii'iu arosii befoia him lh vtavloia of aa emnclalwl oguin lili hulr pre maturely whlttt. All lilillit bviwvva hiui Bud lliu Kucclrv sume words, revested themselves aifiiln uuJ 01,-iilu. "Burled how longl "Almost eighteen yenrs." "1 hope jou cr lu Uvut" "1 csn't my." About elsliteeo yeurs before the story opens. Dr. Msuette, a prominent young phjalclsn of Paris, hud suddenly dlsiip pcured. Everything was dona to dis cover some trace of him, but In vain. Tha loss of her husband cuused his wife such sngulsh that she resolved to bring up Iter little Uuiigliter In Igno rance of her father's fate; snd when In two years she died, she left little Lucls under the lusrdlnnahlp of lellnoa Co, to whose care Dr. Manette for many years had intrusted bis lluanclal affairs. Strange tidings concerning the Doc tor had lust come from Purls, and nr. Lorry was on bis way to meet his ward, snd explain to ber the fucts ot her early life. This was a duty from which the kind-hearted banker shrank, aad when he saw the slight golden haired girl who came to meet him, his heart almost failed him ; but bis task wss accomplished at last. "And now," concluded Mr. Iorry, "your father has been found, lie Is alive, greatly chonged, but alive. Hs has been taken to the bouse of a for mer servant In Paris, and we ro going there, 1 to Identify him, you to restors him to life and love.' The servant that sheltered Dr. Ma nette was 1 mini by Hie name of De farce who. with his wife, kept a wine shop In the obscure district of 8t. Aa tnlne. The banker and Lucie were taken to on attic where a haggard, white-haired man snt on a low bench, making shoes, a wreck of s man, ob livious of si) around hint. Again was the Channel crossed, snd sgaln the old Inquiry whispered In th ear of Jarvls Lorry ; "I hope yon care to be rocullcd to lifer "I can't soy.' Fiv years later. In (he court room of the Old Bailey In London, s young Frenchman was on trial for his life. Near him sat an untidy looking Indt vldual by the name of Sydney Carton. silly tlml hud engulfed him. Uut bs couid not rvsisi this last sud cuufea- sluu Of bis love: snd when she weeps at the sorrow uf which slit has been the innocent cuuw, he Implores: "lu not uei'p, ili'.ir Miss Mam-tie; the life I li'Uii ii'iidtr me unworthy ot your pure love. Myhisiuipllcntlouistlils: TlilnkJiow and then that llwre Is a urn 11 k ho would give Ills life to keep 1 life you luve beside you." Hut durk days were to come. In tbt yt'ii r 17N), the downtrodden French peasantry turned upon their oppres sors. The streets of Paris were filled with crowds or people whose eager cry was tor "blood." Madams Oefargt no longvr snt behind the counter of her small wlne-slmp. silently knitting Into her work the names of her hated enemies, but sse In hand snd knife si ber belt, licudi'il s fremled mob of women on to the tlastlle, Th French Devolution bad actually begun. Minium Defurge was on of lbs leading spirits of the Involution. Early In life she had seen her family fall victims to the tyranny snd lust of th cruel nobllliy and from that Hint ber life had been devoted to revenge, Three years of crime snd bloodshed passed, and In 17!)!, Mr, Jarvls Lorry and Charles Dsruuy Isnded in Parts, (he former to protect tbt Freuch branch of Tellson Co, snd the latter to befriend an old family servant wbo had besought his help. Not until (hey bad set foot In Paris did they realist Into what s csldron of fury they had plunged. Mr. Lorry, ou sccount of his business relations, was allowed hit freedom, but Durnny was hurried at once to the prison of La Force, there to swult his trial. The reason given for the outrage was the new Isw for the arrest of all returning French emigrants, but the true cause wss that he bad been recognized aa Charles Evrciiioudo. These tidings soon reached London, snd Dr. Mutiette, with his daughter Lucie, hastened to Paris, fur he felt sure that his long confinement In tin Ilnsille would win for him th sym pathy of the French people, and thus enable him to suvt his son-in-law. Days and months passed, and although the Doctor succeeded In gaining 1 promise that Durnay's lift should be spared, the latter was not allowed to leave his prison, At lust come the dreadful year of the Kelgn of Terror, The sympathy which ut first bud been given to Dr. Mnnette hud become weakened through the Influence of the bloodthirsty Madunie Defurge, Also, there had been around him. Between these two young men, the yours of misery, doom was sealed, Soho SQuare, the home of Dr, Manette and his daughter. Through Lucie's care and devotion, the Doctor had al most wholly recovered from the effect! of his long Imprisonment, and It was only In times of strong excitement that any trace of his past insanity could-be detected.' The sweet face of Lucie Mnnette soon won the hearts of both the young men, but It was Darnay to whom she gave her love. ' And so that Interview between Lucie and Sydney Carton has a pathos that wrings our hearts. He knew that even If his love could have been returned, It would have added only to his bitter ness and sorrow, for he felt It would have been powerless to lift lilm from tbt slnujrb of Selfishness and Seasu- m. nMintmont at B. B. Bsll to the post of assistant eeeretary of agriculture meets Uh Ibe ap Sjreval of all waattrn termor. Pall baa loaf eeen anown iu - at an authority oa acianuno irm- t4. He hall iron luuoia, A SHEENFUL CROWN, OF NEW L1SERE With his eyes fixed on the celling, be I fmm(1 ,n (9 rung of (h'e Blllo pa. was unobservant, appnremiy, 01 fef w()lcl contUne(1 Dri Mnnette's ac that passed around him; but It was he, cuml of hl, 0WD nh(uotun tIMj ,n. who, first noticing the extraordinary prlBOmllt,Ilti om, )r(mnunclng a solemn resemblance between the prisoner and mfM U)0n m U(JMM of Evremomil! himself, rescued Charles Darnay from nm) the,f ..(.(.nj,,, wh0 wero de. the web of deceit which had been spun fM (() ,)e ,he aiUhop, f hl, eglteen Churles Darnuy's "Back to the Con- striking resemblance was In outward Cergerlo and death within twenty-four appearance only. Charles uarnay was il0Xln of noble birth; but his ancestors had To Sydney Carton, who had followed for many years so crueiiy opprcsseu nlJ frieMf), t0 parg, came an insplra the French peasantry that the name of ton ,,a(1 ))e not promised Lucie that Evreraonde was hated and despisca. n8 wml, je t0 Mve fe She loved? Wholly nnllke them In character, this By bribery, he gains admittance to the last descendant of his race had given prwn . rjurnny is removed unconscious up his name and estate, ana nao come rom t)le MlJ CMoa ,t u0Wn to to England as a private genueraao, awat Ml f(lte, . eager to begin life anew. juong the Paris streets llx tumbrils Sydney Carton was a young angnsn are currylng the day's wine to In gull- lawyer, brilliant in intellect, oucsteau- iotne, n the third car sits a young lly deteriorating through his lite 01 mnn wth h imnilt bound. As the dissipation, able to advise others but OTl(!g from u,,, ,treet arise oitalnst him unable to guide himself, "conscious of ,hp ony lnove niin to a quiet smile as the blight on him ana resigning mm- ne shakes more loosely his hulr about self to let It eat him away." his fnce. Be and Darnay soon became fre- fj.nsh a head It held up and the qnent visitors at the small house in knlttlng-womon who are ranged about the seiiffohl count "One." The third curt comes up and the sup posed Evremonde descends. Ills Hps move, forming the words, "a life you love." The murmuring of many voices, the upturning of many faces, (hen nil flashes away. ' ' "Twenty-three "I am the resurrection and the life, salth the Lord; ht that liellevo.lh In me, though lie were dead, yet shall h live; and whosoever llvoth and be- lleveth In me shall never die." Copyright, IMS, by .the Pont Publishing Co (The Boston Post.) Copyright In the United KhiKdom, the Dominions, Its Col onies and dependencies, under the copy- rlsht net. by the Post Publishing Co,, Boston, Mass., U.S.A. All rights resarvsd. (.! rfdSK.A Tbl new summer hat It very exclusive with lit crown of tbttn fill liter. Th band of ros budt at tbt bat ot Hit crown pleasing ly conceals th origin ot that brim ot tinted satin which east IU colorful glow In reflected light on milady's tec. Th short brim on th left and back live th model a chle pparaaoe--e4dot Inclined to rakisbaesa. WEST'S OWN TO CALL OEMS TO ORDER i2i I S DUKE DEu.w. HIS WAR WORK exAia& we rr1 I Dufte was a nollce doe with the A. E. F. In France. And he gave to much valuable service In carry ing messages and worming hit way through lines, that whan he ' appeared recently at an eastern dog show at shown here he was swarded a distinguished ser vice medal decorated.
