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SYNOPSIS.
Lord Wilfred Vincent imil Atrtilhnlil
Tcrhunc urn Introduced nt tlio n"iiln' if
Ihu ntorj'. In Knsrliuu!, tho lattisr leltilliiK
tli tulc. Tlio tiulr on un outlnn iiiIkm
their tr.Un urn ist'ehlng ivcroatltin muui
"tho Honorahlo Agatha Vl:hntT." Her
hand Is much koukIU nftor, bccutisn of
her wealth. On vlxltlm; tlio Wyrkhoff
castle tlicy anj Introduced to two oiIht
rirla, both known rH AkiUIiii Wyckliufr.
At dinner llircu other AKatlm Vv'yckliorfM
nrc Introduced unil tlio plot rovi-uk-il.
Tho deceased Ktrp-fatliur. In nn t'coniitrle
moment, made his will ho that th.- real
Agatha, liolroSH to IiIm fortnno and Die
cantle fit Wyo, Ktn:laiid, inltfht wed hor
afllnlty. Tim Mm. Armlstead. elmptroti.
was In duty bound to lcep the leal
AKatha'n Identity unknown unci nultnrx
Kite Invited to tryout Tor tho hand of thu
bclross. An attempt by Terbium to puh
t a. clow from tho chaperon falls. Vin
cent shows liking for tho cliapuron'a .sec
retary, Miss Murr.li.
CHAPTER III. Continued.
My new knowledge, wlillo It robbed
tho affair of Its plqtmnt inyelfry for
I lintl decided that Agatha Sixth was
1n truth the real Honorable Aatlm
in ado my game even more exciting,
now that tho stakes were assured. 1
road with Agatha Sixth, walked with
her, talked with her, and played chess
. with hor all the llrst week: and ns
nearly ns I could make out Vincent's
program ran something like this: He
fore breakfast he took u horseback
rldo with Agatha Fifth; after break
fast ho played golf with Agatha First;
tennis with Agatha Third; and took
Agatha Second out sketching. In the i
afternoon Agatha Fourth played
Chopin to him by tho hour. Agatha
Sixth ho had not approached, fearing
me, ns was natural. In the evening
ho plnyod games with thorn all or re
tired Into tho library with Agatha
i Fifth, who seemed to have lost her
head over him completely.
This program he repeated day after
day with reckless lack of generalship
and yet nvcry now and then, to my
surprise and disgust, I caught him
deep la his unfortunato lllrtntlon with
Mrs. Armlstcad's socrotary. It wasn't
fair to tlio poor girl, and I told Vin
cent so plainly. Wo worn sitting on
tho low stone balustrade of tho cast'.o
Vincent In riding clothes nnil look
ing as fine a lad as any in old England.
Ho wns waiting for Agatha Fifth to go
riding with him, although It was lntor
than usual, all of us having bienk
fasted. For myself, I wore my tennis
things, which becomo mo greatly, If
I do say It, for I Intended to play a
set with those tennis fanatics, Agatha
Second and Agatha Third, as tho aris
tocratic Agatha Sixth was a into riser J
and had not yet como downstairs.
"No, Vincent," I said. "It won't do.
Flirt with all tho Agathas, if you must,
but when it comes to tho secretary, let
her alone. To say nothing" or what Is
duo her, think of tho tlmo you're
wasting. We have only six weeks i
think of It six weeks to mnko a try
for twenty millions of, dollars!"
"You forgot to say that a wife goes
along with tho filthy lucre," ho said,
and somehow I felt uncomfortable.
Vincent has n fnctilty for making one
feel uncomfortable, it makes me unite
angry he's no hotter than tho rest of
us, but he's ro confoundedly Innocunt
about some things.
I was going to explain to him that
he needn't speak as if ho thought that
I wero tho sort of a man to marry a
Blrl merely for her money when his
fnco lighted and ho spoko more ration
ally. "nail," ho said, "what a rare lnrk It
would bo to loss up u coin and take a
chance at It. Six to ono only you'd
have n good show to win out!"
"How foolish you are, Vincent!" I
responded. "Suppose you took a
oliaiico at II, as you say, and Just pro
posed to any ono of them, when you
had mado no attempt to win hor
wouldn't alio know you wero fortune
hunting? And if It should happen to
bo the real Agatha she'd refuse you
n that account because It would de
feat the object of hor father's will; and
It It wero not the real Agatha she'd
refuse you, too, because fehu'd know
Jk hho had no fortuno to glvo you."
r "Or course,'' said Vincent, sighing,
(';vou'ro right about that. Hut I tell
.you. Archibald. I'm not flirting with
Anas Marsh. She'u an awfully sensible
littlo girl, and I go to hor for advlco
f about tho course I'm pursuing with tho
Agatuas. I need encouragement, you
know; it's all bucIi a beastly mebs.
Ouo doesn't know with which ono of
tho attractive young ladles to fall In
lovo. It's so dilllcult to decide with
i that twenty millions hovering in tho
'T background. Ju&t think, Arch, what
tho governor would say If his penniless
lounger t,m should bring that amount
into the family. And tho daughter of
u baroness, too, It would ho such a
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match' 1 can Jit X cot 1 w t.ckld he'd
hp to have his .volume . hi woll pro
vided for. The di ar old gowrnor!"
And Vincent's eyes moistened. ".So jimi
sec," ho went on hurriedly, "Miss
Marsh's attitude towa-d mo Is entirely
friendly. Sho Is merely the conlltlanto
of my dllllcultleo of fe heart, and her
taato, I find, Is excellent."
"It Is alo changeable," I said dry
ly. "If the course you haw been pur
suing Is through advice of bets."
Vincent smiled. "And then you
know." he went on, Ignoring my
thrust, "she's writing a very interesting
book, the history of the burons of
Wyckhoff, and I'm helping her. I'm
ftwf'ly Interested In genealogy, y'
know."
This was true. IneongiuotiR as it
may seem, Vincent's one sorlous bob
by 1 don't consider his paint-dahbllng
serious which had to do with re
search and scholarship, was his lovo
for things ancient In general, and
family trees In paitlcular. It had
been llaroness Wyekhorf'a wish that
sumo review of the lives of the barons
of that name should bo made, since
the last one had died, and Mrs. Arm
Isteud had given her secretary this
woik to do. I eyed Vlncont searching
ly as he spoke, hut his face was so
thoroughly unconscious that my sus
picious were disarmed completely.
"Yes," he said, "there are a lot of
very Interesting old books In that
llbraiy."
"Yes," I said, "Hint's why you and
Slits Marsh spend so much time there,
I suppose. I'm glad to hear It. I
really couldn't see what you thought
was so attiactlve " A sharp blow
In the chest interrupted my speech.
"Shut up." Vincent hissed In my
ear; "don't you see Mls-i Marsh?"
As he spoke that young person
tupped lightly up the wide stone steps
of the veranda and was about to pass
on when Vincent stopped her.
"(itiod morning," he snld, his hat In
his hunt, "Are you beginning work
no early?" and he looked at the papers
carried under her arm.
"Yob," sho said. "I have a new idea
about that Inst chapter we wrote."
"I'm sorry 1 can't bo with you this
morning," he answeied, and sho passed
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AUATHA FIFTH.
Into the house. Sho wore a white
frock and a natty littlo blue apron, and
1 must admit looked very fresh and
dainty, but Wilfred's tono was so cool
and conventional that I mcntallly
freed him again from my accusation
that ho was In tho midst of a warm
lllttntlon, though you will agreo with
mo that appearances had been very
much against him.
Hut that evening when he and 1
were having our nightly bedroom col
loquy 1 was obliged to admit that
Vincent, considering his methods, had
accomplished n great deal. With Bomo
embarrassment ho related to mo the
talo of his hoieblick Ude in the morn
ing, and 1 must say It completely un
settled my belief In tho discovery I
hnd made as to the Identity of the real
Honorable Agatha Wyckhoff. Neither
Vincent nor I knew what to make of It.
"Do you know, Arch," ho said, stri
ding up and down my room, "l'vo been
through a horrlblo exporlonco to-day?
It was an awful shock to me, mid a
lesson."
"I'm glnd It was a lesson." said I.
There are so few lessons In Vincent's
life.
"Yes," he said, "I felt liko a beastly
cad. And I don't sco whnt l'vo done
to deserve It. Of courso, I've held
her hnnd a couplo of times "
"That bad habit of yours again," I
murmured.
"And l'vo looked nt her a lot sho's
got tho most soul-moving eycB y'
know."
I didn't know, but I nodded. Tho
boy wns very much In earnest.
"Hut I never thought," ho wont on
"I nover thought she she " Ho
stopped and tho words seemed to stick
In his throat.
"Great heaven, man," I cried la my
Impatience, "get It out. What didn't
you think sho'd do?"
"I never thought sho'd really care
for me," he muttered, shamofncodly,
and turned his back on mo.
"What do you mean?" I demanded,
Impatiently. Ho Is most oxasporatlng.
"Why, thin." Ho ceased his restless
walk and stood on tho hearth rug, fa
cing mc. "We'd been out ubout an
hour this morning, Agatha Fifth and
I, and we'd been getting up Into tho
hilly country, when suddenly wo enmo
out of the woods anil saw unlaw us
the grandest stretch of country you
can imuBlne."
' He re ho bro',e o nml went Into ft
rhapsody over tho sky lino and tho
gtazlng sheep, and raid something!
about 1'topla and Kden and other
things like that, until ho got through
at last and rnnui to tho lutorestlnK
part. They can't help going on like
that, those artist fellows, and Vincent
never losses nn opportunity to get In'
a bit of ilcscilptlon.
"Well," he continued, "1 wns Just!
onjo.vlng that view and saying nothing,
when she stopped switching tho tops
off the harebells with hor crop and,
turning those warm hazel ejes of hers
on mo. sho said In a low volro, as If
whnt sho said didn't matter at all, i
lovo jotil'"
"What I" 1 shouted "She didn't?"
"She did," asserted Vincent ruefully,
hut with firmness "She did. .lust like
that, out of a clear sky. Simply folded
her hands nud looked at me and told
mo sho loved me."
"Angels and ministers of grace, de
fend us!" I ejaculated. Nothing else
seemed ndequate. "Wha' under tho
sun did you do?"
"Why, I told her simply that 1. didn't
lovo hor, nnd couldn't marry her, and
1 was very sorry, but I thought wo'd
better j;ot on our horses and go home."
"Quite right. If you don't really
care," 1 said, "but oh, Vincent!" ns n
thought struck me, "Just think, sho
might have been tho Honorahlo Agatha
tho real and only honorable!"
"Sho was!" said Vincent.
1 was speechless. This was tho end
of It, then. I saw thu millions taking
unto themselves wings, and my pan
of milk spilled. Tho real Honorable
Agntha had been discovered, thu
secret was out, but she had avowed
herself as loving Vincent and ho had
spurned her. After such a perform
ance thero was no chanco for cither
of us.
"How do you know she was?" I
asked, weakly.
"Sho told me so herself," ho an
swered. "Hut. after you lofused her, 1 sup
pose?" "Of courso," said Vlncont, rcbign
edly. "Hut, Wilfred, my boy," I cried,
springing up, and knocking off my
glasses In my excitement, "couldn't
you change your mind, couldn't
you lix It up? If sho really cared I
should think you could!"
Though thin event would have
proved tho deathblow to my own
hopes, still my interest In Vincent's
welfare is so genulnu that 1 couldn't
help this anxious expostulation. Hut
again ho misunderstood.
"You don't moan that, I know,
Arch," ho said. "Of course 1 wouldn't
marry tho girl when 1 really don't
enro for her. Hut wasn't It tho deuce
of a position to be In?"
"Oh, Wilfred, Wilfred!" I mourned,
"twenty millions right In your grasp,
and you throw them nway. I wish I'd
had jour chanco. Your poor father,
how disappointed ho'd be if ho
know."
"Ho'd bo more disappointed In mo If
I had changed my mind and snld I
would marry her Just for tho sako of
tho money," said the young man, cross
ly, and turning on his heel ho left tho
room. Vincent's getting more quick
tempered every day lately, and ho
used to bo so good naturcd. I'm sure
it wns only natural and very disinter
ested In mo to bewail for him tho re
sult of tho unfortunato affair that
morning.
(TO DH CONTINUISD. )
WHEN ONE DOES BEST WORK.
Time Varies with tho Occupations of
the Worker.
Tho records glvo nn average ago ot
oO for tho performance of tho master
work. For tho workers tho averago is
17 and for tho thinkers 2. Chemists
and physicians average tho youngest
at 41; dramatists and playwrights,
poets and inventors follow nt H; nov
elists glvo an averago of 40; explorers
and wnrrlors. 47; musical composers
and actors, 4S; artists and divines oc
cupy the position of equilibrium at DO;
essayists and reformers stand at fil;
physicians and surgeons lino up with
statesmen nt 52; phllobophern glvo an
averago of 54; astonomers and mathe
maticians, satirists and humorists
reach 50; historians, 57, and natural
ists and jurists 68. As may bo noted,
thero Ib a rearrangement of tho or
der nt this time, but tho thinkers, as
beforo, and as would natnrally bo ex
pected, attain their full maturity at
a later porlod than tho workers. Tho
corollary Is ovldent. Provided health
and optimism rcmnln tho man ot 50
can command success ns readily as
thu man of 30. Health plus optimism
read tho secret of bucccsb; tho ono
Ood-glvcn, tho other Inborn, but also
cnpablo of cultivation to tho point of
enthusiasm. Century.
Bernhardt' Wonderful Wig.
Speaking of Sarah Hernhardt'H per
formance as Elconoro In "Tho Courte
san of Corinth," tho ParlB correspond
ent of a Uorlln jmper says: 'And tho
wig who will descrlbo It? Wo know
that it wns mada In London by tho
man who 1ms no superior in tho busi
ness. Wo know also that llornhardt
insisted on tho maker coming to PnrJs
with his handiwork in order that ho
might adjust it properly, becauso, sho
says, 'tho best wig, when improperly
placed, is only n wig, wbilo urtlstic
adornment mnken it part of tlio per
son who wears it.' Ho camo ant'3e-
celved shall wo bcllovo it? l'uOO
marks for his troublo. Hut It was
worth it to tho actress and to tho audi
ence, for it guvo llornhardt tho np
pearanco of being a woman of 30
bho la really a littlo older."
Hired Help In Argentina.
Male sertants In tho Argentina cap
ital get CG cento to $2.20 gold a dy
and feiualo help 40 cents to $1.10.
OPEN DEALING IN PAINT.
Duyinp pnlnt used to bo llko tho
proverbial buying of a "pig In a
poke." Mlxturos in which chalk,
ground rock, otc, predominated wero
marked nnd sold as "Pnro Whlto
Lend," tho doccptlon not being np
parent until tho pnlnt and Ihu paint
ing wero paid for. TIiIb deception Is
still practiced, hut wo havo lenrncd to
exposo it easily,
National Lend Compnny, tho larp
ost makers of gonulno Puro Whlto
Lend, realizing tho Injustice that wns
being dono to both propurty owners
nnd honcBt paln manufacturers, eot
about to mako pnlnt buying safo.
Thoy first ndoptod n trndo mark, tho
now famous "Dutch-Hoy Painter," nud
put this trademark, as n guaranty of
purity, on every packngo of tholr
Whlto Load. Thoy then sot about
fnmlllnrizlng tho public with tho
blow-plpo test by which tho purity
and genuineness of Whlto Lead may
bo determined, and furnished a blow
plpo frco to cvory ono who would
write theni for it. This action wan in
Itself a guaranty of tho purity of Na
tional Lead Compnny's Whlto Lend.
As tho result of this opon dealing
tho paint buyer today lins only him
solf to hlnmo If ho Is dorrnuded. For
test outfit nnd valuablo booklet on
pnlntlng, nddross Nntlonal Lead Com
pany, Woodbrldgo Uldg., New York.
QUITE 8AFE WITH HER.
One Secret "Toe-tale" Surely Never
Would Paes Along.
"John, lovo," said tho yonng wife,
"you oughtn't to havo nny sccrots from
me."
"Well, Tootslo?"
"You go to lodgo meetings, nnd you
nover toll mo nnythlng about them."
"They wouldn't Interest you, dear.
I don't mind giving you tho password,
though, if you'll prumtso nover to (lis
closo It to a living soul."
"I'll promise novor to tell it to nny
body." "Remember It's to bo ropeated only
onco nnd very rapidly."
"I'll remember. What is it?"
"Alduboroutlphosclphornlostlcos."
"What! Plcaso say It again, a lit
tlo slower."
"Havo you forgotten tho conditions
already? I said 'only onco nnd very
rapidly.' "
(Tearful pause.)
"O, dear! I wish you hadn't told
me!"
European News Dlcsemlnators.
A French statistician calculates that
there is ono nowspapcr published for
every 82,000 Inhabitants of tho known
world. In Europe, Germany heads tho
list with 5,500 newspapers, ot which
800 aro published dally. England
comes next, 3,000 newspapers, of
which 800 aro "dallies," and then
comes Franco, with 2,810 nowspapcra,
of which only one-fourth nro dally or
published twlco or thrlco a week. Italy
cornea fourth, with 1,400 papers, and
Is followed by Austria-Hungary, Spain,
Ilussln, Grccco and Switzerland, tho
last having 450 nowspapors. Alto
gether, Europo has about 20,000 nows
papers.
India's Savings Banks.
Tho postal savings bank of India
waB CBtabllshod In 1882, in which year
tho depositors numbered 39,121 and
tho deposits amounted to $932,243. In
1907 tho depositors numbered 1.100.
220 and tho doposlts amounted to $49,
223,283, which, porhaps, should not bo
considered largo In a country having
a population of somo 300,000,000, but
tho averago Indian farmer, mechanic,
servant or laborer nover doposlts
monoy In a bank, but hides it uway
in a pot or box In tho ground. Now
York World.
A Doublo Miss.
Cltlman Now that you're living In
tho country don't you miss tho early
morning nolso and buatlo of tho city?
Suburbs I do if I miss tho 6.54
train. Now York Press.
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After soveral years of Indigestion
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because of Intestinal indigestion. Med
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I got discouraged, etoppod modlclno
nnd did not caro much whether I livod
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craving for food ceased nnd I havo
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"My husband and I aro Btlll using
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73 W. Adami St, Chicago
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