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SYNOPSIS.
Miss liitrlrl i Hnllnouli uml Mini lli'loil
lnltirrml. Iii nli'iM , inn1 I'lilniHli'cl In
Ihr -nr- of l.iiir.ui'i Imiinwin, u writer,
minimi i-Itik h'-iu I'mi Atniiiiuliili Mlm
I 'at i Irla uuiDili'il t IMimwin Hint mIio
fciirod Iiit litnllHT llfiiry, who, rulm-il liy
it liunk fiillui . Iiiul i'iiiiHliititl tliti'titi'in'il
lier. Donovan ilixiiiM-H-tl ami i-tipliiiril
nn Ititi liilcr ulm rn fl to In- Id isltmlil
riltlf-MpI) . millur fin tin' IiiiihI or llili-n
poiiiivnii win- MIk llollironl anil ln't fu
tlier mi it on frlniillv Iiiiiim liimovun
fiiiiKliI an Itulliiti iiHxiiMsln lli int the
iniin lie Mippnxi'il uiim lliilliroiilt, lint who
hiI(I tif ivii M ulililyi', a i iiniic niakt'i
Minx Cut iitiuouiH oil lier liiti'iillnii of
flUlitltiK l ins llolliinnk uml not wh-UIiik
nnotlicr lililim; (ilni I'ihiomui III) t lli'lin
in k'imI'Mi at nlulit iMiplhlt) of llili'ii
wni iihiIismiI Ik. tlin hi n: luil At
nlKlit illij Ixi i iim n nun Id ten Htnh
from tin' limine She ini't Iti-u'liinlil (ill
tCNplf, Wll'i tlilll III r llln IOV'1' (Sllll Xpll'
wii.m riiiifn.nli'il liy Donouin At tin.- tmsn
IIOHlodP i III I'M, UIIMl'I'll I'M I'pl t llllllO
vim, i.llppnl a ilruft for liri full it Into
thf han. I of tint Italian nnlloi A muiiik
lailv i"' 111I1II1114 MlH'i llt'li'M ldilhi'iok
win oliximil 1.I0111' In a (amir, when
lli'lrn win tlinuslit In him- lii'i-n ill lnillli'
flllli'Cili ailnilttiil kIWiiit llt'li'M .ii.n.Ki for
lii-r latliiT. Him had then left to ypi nil It
MIhs Kill 11 ii'kI HiiiiuMiii mi't In tin'
iilRlit Sin tolil lilm (lllh'Mpli' uuh nothliu;
10 lll'l III' lO'lfl HHIll 111 lOM' flit lll'l
IMluivim fmirnl lillli'Hpli' i;iikI atnl
iioiinO In a 1 nliln Inhahltnl lis thf ll
illinium Italian unit llolhlonk Id' rvh-Lfi'il
him. Iloth Cllli cpli' uml DnnoMiii ml
mlttnl loii for Mi'li-n I'nlllni; hi rxi'lf
1 tomillinl a "m.Ii !" nppi . It'll to Dun. nun
I'or help Sin ti lil him to o to tin- runm
MHiUcr'K hnnii' mill hci that no Injur) In'
fell him Id- unit to Kill Cnt
At the 1 aiiiii'-iniiliiT'H hnnii', HiiluiMitl
fmind tin- In it Ih-tm Aitlnir ami ldm
ldilhroul; who hml fmiuhl cm h t In r. In
crinsiiltiitlnii - ICoHiillml" atipciui'il Ar
thur iict toil 1 tiiui ili'i . Ii.iiinvnti ti turn
ltic hum CilliHili aliiiic in the ilcail of
nli;lit On ini'stltutlon lie foiiml llcntv
Iliilliiiiiil. the Kiillnr. ami MIsm II.I111 in
Ktuti'il In an arcuuienl It wiih mMtleil
uml llii'v ih'p.iitnl Deiiowin met the
real Ituiiilinil who Iiv iiIkIiI he hail Hup
poM-il to lie MWx Helen llnlliiunk She
icM lleil tie ml up llei falhei Aithnr
llollilnoU. hum II . ratlin -niilki I, While
llelen'i f.ither wiih lleiuv lloltuook. tin
rrlnn ProtleT The (ihihIiii, llelmi ainl
Itovalliul ueie an mtieh alike as t u Iiin
Tims llihu'rt KIIiiiHeil illlplli lt U.IH e
liliilliiil Idleti lilleil liiinovan iisklin
IiIh anvlxliini e in liilnuliit: MIns I'alilili
llolhrook anil lletit) Iditlnonk toueiliei
for 11 M'ttlt me it ot tin Ir mone utTulix
whli h hml ki'pl them apnit fur m.liiv
vim 1 1 lioiuiMiu ii'fiini'il In 1I1I lie met
Olllcfpli
CHAPTER XX. Continued.
IU wits sit oncts hsiih' iiiul scriotiH.
nnd replied, Holxiily:
"I ncvpr dmilitri! tlmt It was Aitlnir.
It lit wasn't Riillty. why did ho 11111
uwny' It was a qut'or IiiisIiiohh, and
fathdf never tneatloiied It. Henry wive
out tht5 ImprOHslon thai my father had
tal.cn athantiiKo of liollirnnl; Uidthers
and forced their fallnro; tint rather
shut up and never told me anything."
"lint you huvo the notes "
"Yes, hut I'm not to open them, yet.
I can't tell you ahnut tlint now." He
Ki'cw red nnd nlued with his cravat.
"Whore are thuy?" I askcil.
"l'o Just had them sent to me;
Ihoy'rc In the hank at Annandale.
I'here'i, anoiher tiling you may not
know. Old man Holliiook. who lived
to he older than I ho hills, lurt a pto
vision In his will that adds to the com.
plications. Miss Pat may have men
tloiuil that stuff In her fathur's will
about the honor of the htotlters "
"alio Just mentioned It. Please tell
mo what ou know of It."
Uv took out his pocket-hook and
read me this paragraph from a news
paper cutting
Anil the mild one million dollars licreln
tiefore Hpuiltkully provided for shall, aft
er thu lapso ot ton j cars, ho divided ho
twi'cu my mild no in Henry anil Arthur
llulhrook, nlinro ami sharu allko; hut If
cither of my said hiiiih hIiuII huvo boon
touched b dlsliunor through IiIh own
art, as honor Is lucmttited, reckoned and
Valued nuioiii: mon, my said daiiKhter I'u
tllilu to he this solo JllilHi! theteof. thun
lid Hindi forfeit hlH Hliurii of n;ild nmoutit
tbiiH ulthlii'ld, and the whole of hiiIiI sum
of onu million dollars hlmli ho uiIJiuIklmI
to heloiiK to thu other son
Gillespie llKhtod a clBiirotto and
smoked tiuletly for several minutes,
and when he spoke It was with deep
feeling
"I lovo that Klrl, Donovan. I be
lieve she cates for mo, or would If she
could Rot out of all these entangle--mollis.
I'm almost ready to burn that
packet and tell Miss Pat she's got to
Kottle with Henry and be done with it
Let him spend his money and die in
dlsKrnco and o to the devil; anything
Is better than all this sectecy and tnys
lor that enmeshes Helen. I'm going
to end It; I'm going to end It!"
Wo had gono to the library, and be
I brow himself down In tho chair from
which sbo had spoken of him so short
a time boforo that I soetned still to
feel her presence) In the room.
"Cheer up. lad! If wo can't untie
tho knot we'll loso no time cutting tho
hiring. There may bo somo fun In
this business boforo wo got through
with it."
I began telling him of Homo of my
own experiences, and won him to a
cheerier mood. When wo camo round
to tho Holbrooks again his depression
had passed, and wo woro on tho best
of terms.
"Hut thero's ono thing we can't get
away from, Donrvan. I've got to pro
tect Helen; don't you boo? I'vo got to
take caro of nor, whntovor comes."
"Hut you enn't tnko caro of bor fa
ther. Hq'b hopeless."
"I could give lilm this monoy my
Holf, couldn't I? I can do It, and I've
about concluded that I ought to do It."
"Hut that would bo a waste. It
would bo like giving whisky to a
drunkard. Monoy has boon ut tho hot
torn of all this troublo."
Glllesplo throw up his hands with a
Gesture of helplessness.
"I Am Tired of Being
"I shall uinlniibtedlj loso such wits
us I have if we don't got somewhere
in this business ptett soon. Hut,
Donovan, there's something I want to
ask you. I don't like to speak of It.
but when we wete coining away from
I hut Infernal Island, after our scrap
with the dago, there were two people
walking on the bluff a man and a
woman, and the woman was neatest
ns. She seemed to he putposoly put
ting herself hi tho man's way so wo
couldn't see him. It didn't seem pos
sible that Helen could be there but?"
Ho clearly wished to be assured.
and I auswoieil at once:
"I saw them; It couldn't have boon
Helen. It was merely u slmllailty of
llgure. 1 couldn't distinguish her face
at all. Veiv llkelv lhe woie Port An-
naudalo cottagers."
"I thought so myself." he milled.
evidently relieved. It did not seem
noeossaij to tell him of Hosallnd at
Hod (Sale; that was my seciet. and I
was not et leady to share it.
"I've got to talk to somehoih. and
1 want to tell you something, Donovnn.
1 can t deny that there are times when
Helen doesn't seem well, all that 1
have thought bor at other times.
Sometimes she seems solllsh and hard,
nnd all that. And I know she hasn't
treated Miss Pat right; It Isn't square
lor her to take Miss Pat's bounty and
then work ugaiuBt her. Hut I make
allowances, Donovan."
"Of course," I acquiesced, wishing
to cheer him. "So do I. Shu Iuih been
hard put in this business. And a man's
love can l always be at par or a wom
an's either! The only thine a mini
ought to exact of the woman ho mar-
lies is that she put up 11 cheeiful
bioakfast-table. Nothing elso counts
very much. Start tho day right, hand
blm his gloves and a kind word at the
front door as ho sallies forth to the
day's battle, and constancy and devo
tion win be her rowutd. I have spoken
words of wisdom. Darken. O Chief
Hutton-Maker ot the World!"
(Sood humor mastered blm again,
and ho grinned his delluhtful bovlsh
grin.
"I'll toll you what I'll do tor ou, my
lad," I Mild "I'll arrange for sou to
bee Helen to-night! You shall meet
and talk and dance with her ai Port
Annaudalo casino, In tho most conven
tional way In the world, with me for
chapeion. Hy reason or being Mr.
(Slenai til's guest here, I'm o otllclo a
member of tho club. I'll manago
o or thing. Miss Pat shall know noth
ingall on one condition onl."
"Well, name your price."
"That you shall not mention family
affairs to her at nil."
"(Sod knows I shall he delighted to
cscapo them!" His eyes brightened
and ho clapped his bauds together. "I
owo her a pair of gloves on nn old
wager. I have them in tho village and
will bring them over tonight," bo said;
but deception was not an easy game
for him. I grinned and bo colored.
"It's not money, Donovan," ho said,
as hurt as a misjudged child. "I won't
Ho to you. I was to meet her at St.
Agatha's pier tonight to glvo bor tho
gloves."
"You shall havo your opportunity,
but thoso meetings on plots won't do.
I will hand her over to you ut the
casino at nlno o'clock. I suppose I
may havo a danco or two?"
"I suppose so," ho said, so grudging
ly that I laughed aloud.
"Itememher tho compnet; try to
D GAT
f
Cooped Up Here."
have a good time and don t talk of
trouble ' I enjoined, an putted.
CHAPTER XXI.
A Blue Cloak and a Scarlet.
Miss Pat usked me to dine at St.
Agatha's that night. Tho message
came unexpectedly a lino on one of
those quaint visiting-cards of hers,
brought by the gardener; nnd when I
had penned my acceptance I at once
sent the following message by IJUua
to tho bout-maker's house at lied
(Sale:
"To Idis.illnd at Ited (iite It h im
portant for you to appear with inn ut the
I'ott Annamlal.! . .i.ilno to-nluht. nnd to
meet KoKltlilld tillle.xphi theie. He is
pledKi'd to refer in in. way to t unlly af
fairs If be .should attempt to. jou need
only remind him of his pinmlnc lie will
liiini;lne that von are some one else, ko
please bo eateful not to tax his ImiiKlim
tliiu too far There u much at Htaku
which I will explain later You are. to io
nise nothliu: that bo m.i offer you. 1
Hhall 1 omo Into the creek with this luum li
and call for ion ut K.il liate.
THD IRISHMAN AT CIU'SNAUM.
"The casino datieen are ery liifiniii.il.
A plain wldtu kowii and a few ribbons.
Hut don't Miult jour tneiald "
I was not sure where this project
would load me, but I committed myself
to It with a fair conscience. I leached
St. Agatha's just as dinner was an
nounced and we went out at once to
the small dining room used by the sis
tor in chargo during vacation, where I
faced Miss Pat, with Helen on ono
hand and Sister Margarot on the oth
er. They woto all In good humor, even
Sister Margarot proving less austoie
than usual, and it Is not too much to
say that wo were a merry party. Helen
led mo with a particular Intention to
talk of Irish affairs, and avowed her
own unbelief in tho capacity of the
Irish for self government.
"Now, Helen!" udmonishod Miss
Pat, as our dobale waxed warm.
"Oh, do not spare mo! I could not
he shot to pieces In a bettor cause!"
"Tho trouble with ou iople," de
clared Helen with finality, "Is that
you havo no staying qualities. Tho
smashing of a few heads occasionally
satlsllos your ishurlers, then down go
the necks beneath tho yoko. You aro
incapable of prolonged war. Now, even
tho Cubans did beltot ; you must admit
that, Mr. Donovan!"
She met my eyes with a challenge.
Theto was no question ns to tho ani
mus of the discussion; she wished me
to undersland that there was war be
tween us, and that with no great faith
In my wit or powers or endurance sbo
was setting hersolf conlldontly to tho
basilicas of defeating my purpose And
I must confess that I liked it in bor!
'If wo had you for an advocate our
(lag would undoubtedly rule tho seas,
Miss Holbrook!"
"I dip my colors," she replied, "only
to tho long-enduring, not to tho valiant
alone!"
"A lady of high ronown," I mused
aloud, whllo Miss Pat poured the cuf
fed, " a lady of your own name, wns
once moro or less responsible for a lit
tle affair that lasted ten years about
the walls of a six-gated city."
"I wasn't nainod for her! N'o sugar
tonight, please, Aunt Pat!"
I stood with her presently hy an
open window of tho purlor, looking out
upon tho night. Sister Margaret had
vanished nbout bor household dutl!;
Miss Pat had tukon up a book with tho
rathor obvious Intontlon of leaving us
to oursolvos. I expected to start nt
eight tor my rendezvous ut Red Gnto,
nud my pur wus alort to tho chiming
wKi22iy&v
7ZfTr(kVW7tanyJWfTi-r3$ v:ib -..
of tho chape clock. The gaidenor had
begun his (vonlng 1 minds, nnd paused
In the walk beneath us.
"Don't you think," asked Helen.
Hint the guuril Ik rather ridiculous?"
"Yes, but It pleases my medlovnl In
stincts to Imagine that you need de
fenders. In the absence or a moat tho
gardener combines in himself all tho
apparatus or defense. IJIma Is his
Asiatic ally."
And oti. I suppose, Hie giand strut
gist and Held mnishal."
"At least that!"
"After this morning never ox
peeled to ask a favor ol ou; but H. In
mv humblest lone "
Cottulnl.v. Miythlng within loason."
"I want ott to take mo. to the
casino tonight to tho danco. I'm tired
of being cooped up hero I want to
heai music and see now laces"
' Do pat don me for not having
thought or II before! Th.-.v dance over
tbete ovor Wednesday and Satuiday
night I'm sorry that to-night 1 have
an eugngottient. hut won't you allow
mo on Saturdio ?"
She was lost lug her arms on tho
high sill, gazing out upon the lake. I
stood near, watching her. and ns she
sighed deeply my heart ached for her;
but in a moment she turned her head
swirtly with mischief laughing in her
eves.
"You huvo really refused! You have
positively declined' You plead anoth
er engagement! This Is a place where
one's engagements are burdensome."
' This one happens to be Important."
She turned round with her back to
the window.
"Wo are eternal foes; wo aio fight
ing It out lo a Mulsh; and It Is better
thai way. Hut, Mr. Donovan. I hnvvn't
played all tn catds yet."
"I look upon you as a resourceful
person and I shall bo prepared for the
worst. Shall we say Saturday night
for the dance?"
"No!" she exclaimed, tossing her
head. "And let mo havo the satisfac
tion of tolling you that 1 could not
have gone with you tonight, nnyhnw.
iioou-oy.
1 found IJIma toady with the launch
at (Slenarm pier. and. after a swift
Might to the Tippecanoe, knocked at
the door of Hod date. Aitlnir Hol
liiook admitted me, and led tho way
to the room where, as bis captive, 1
had Mrst talked with him.
"We have met before," he said, smll-
Ing. "I thought you were un enemy at
that time. Now I believe 1 may count
you a trlend."
"Yes; I should like to prove myself
your It lend, Mr. Holbiook."
"Thank you." ho said, simply, and
we shook hands. "You have taken an
fnteresi in my affairs, so my daughter
tolls me She Is very dear to mo -she
Is all I have left; you can under
stand that I wish to avoid involving
her in those family difficulties.'
"I would cut otT my right hand be
fore I would risk Injuilng you or her,
Mr. Holbrook." I replied, earnestly.
"You have a light to know why I wish
her to visit the casino with me to
night. I know what she does not
know, what only two other people
know: l know why you are hero."
"I am very sorry; I regret It very
much," ho said, without surprise but
with deop reeling. He would have
said more, but I Interrupted blm.
"Ab far as I am concerned no one
else shall ever know Tho persons
who know the truth about you are
your In other and yourself. Strangely
enough, Reginald (Sillosplo does not
know. Your sister bus not the slight
est idea of it. Your daughter, 1 as
sume, has no notion of it "
"No! no!" ho exclaimed, eagerly.
"Sho has not known; she has bollovod
what I have told her; and now sho
must never know how stupid, bow
mad, I have been."
"To-night," 1 said, "your daughter
and I will gain possession of the forged
notes. Glllesplo will give them to her;
nnd I should like to bold them for a
day or two."
Ho was pacing the Moor nnd at this
wheeled upon me with doubt and sus
picion clearly written on his faco.
"Hut I don't see bow you can man
ago It!"
"Mr Gillespie Is Infatuated with your
niece."
"With Holon, who Is with my sister
nt St. Agatha's."
"I havo promised (Sillosplo that ho
shnll see bor to-night at tho casino
danco. Your sister is very bitter
ngalnst him and he Is mortally afraid
of her."
"His father really acted very de
cently, when you know tho truth. Hut
I don't seo how this Is to bo managed.
I should like to possess myself of
those papers, but not at too great a
cost. Moro for Rosalind's sako than
my own now, I should havo thorn."
"You may not know that your daugh
ter and her cousin aro ns llko as two
human beings can be. I am rat Iter put
to It myself to tell them apart "
(TO UK CONTINUHD)
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"Splendidly. Ho would havo mailo
tho scrub toum his Mrst year If ho
hadn't boon doflclcnt In ull of his
studies." Cioveland Plain Dcnlor.
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cessfully carry women through thi3
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Vogetablo Compound, mado from na
tive roots and herbs.
For fiO years it has beon curing wo
men from tho worst forms of femalo
ills inflammation, ulceration, dis
placements, fibroid tumors, irregulari
ties, periodic pains, backache, and
nervous prostration.
If you would like special ndvlco
nbout your iiso write a confiden
tial ltt:r to Mrs. Plnlclmm, at
JLynn, Mass. irr ndvico is free,
and always helpl'uL
The Army of
Constipation
I Growing Smaller Every Day.
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS are
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SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE
GENUINE must bear tignature:
Readers
of thit paper de
siring to buy
anvthiia adver
tised in it columns should insift upon
having what they ask (or, refusing aU
tubflitutes or imitations.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
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AXLE GREASE
is the turning-point to economy
in wear and tear of wagons. Try
a box. Kverydealer, everywhere
STANDARD OIL CO.
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