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n<n »ay a bundrvd million» »t once f her station my dear"- wa» only on»
' -rmove from bo-1 tig s working woman
and F- certain of having enoughY'
"Becauee for practical purpoac« i hers« If. snd bad nu tori'is b or usprnr
As hoc - keeper for
twenty million» would be ample." «Id i tir ai longings
be "The Income from that ahould be ] b<-r stepfather. John Trevecca—her
—let me ace"—doing a rapid aum in I mother she could not remember—ab»
mental arithmetic—"over half a mlk ' waa beyond the necessity of earning
i her own living: but Tre vacca himself
lion a year "
"Well, and what would you do with ! was but a foreman In »ome Iron works
It. Wilf. If you had It?” questioned i up on Tenth avenue. Ho to Eunlea
| ths prosperi of marrying «o prv»»nt
Eunice, willing to humor hla fancy
Wilfrid drew a long breath and lay I able a young fellow aa Wilfrid HtM
back In hl» chair "In the flrat place, i nla, both of them being very much
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'JLIMTMlTKMi DY MY WMTffe)
I'd build me a city houae right here i tn love with each other, seemed the
In New York on the eaat »Ide of the : arms of good fortune, leaving noth
e>Y
Ing to be deaired of the Fates
have Insinuated that Eunlc« Trvvxca | park «r el»e at lilveralde. and a roun
SYNOPSIS.
And though Wilf was her senior by
try place »omewhere up the »ound or
waa th« Icaat bit of a coquette • In-
Andy M'-bMpf», ««<-4 and nrcdrtitfflr trill-
some four years ha was twenty eight
on
Ix>ng
leland
near
tbe
water
I'd
Hx i.alfr iirirt«"r. I* <1y*n< wn*1 <«rdrra hl* deed. It necd«*d but a glance Into tha
«st toy h « y to <lr iw up « will !>• vlng al) hl<
want to live In the city not more than ' —the girl was really the elder In point
tn tf»a ariti of « «fatar (rnrn wh«»tn depth* of thuao quiet gray eyva to
‘ of str-ady principle and cool, sober
hr W -kJ» i»> pAFAf' -1 Jf* st» fyafora ■»<) of convince you that that bare waa a na­ three or four month» In the year
In fact, Wilf, aa she often
wh* «•- ti4ni«* evwn luff !•
Andy
Then I'd have a yacht- none of your . judgment
ture tender and true aa that of th«
<«•!!• th* M?<»rrt«*y ft *t h* wtui
Iti
i ack nowl< <!gcd to herself, was rather
•moky.
grea»y
teakettle»,
but
a
nweet-
bl» y»»uth but left Ma wlf* «f**r • quar
Ooitglaa hlmaclf
rvl In w^lelt be atrio*)« h*r
It*»
»nirlllcg. faxt-ealllng »choonrr fit to boyish, sanguine, mercurial, rnslly led
Ho at kaat thought young Wilfrid
»afterward that
and hla daughter w«rv
go around the world—and I'd »ail her But she loved him for these eery qua!
dead.
Rtennla. who »at opposite to her, and
my»elf, too. There would be hor»«» Itlea; some women mother their bus
who certainly enjoyed the beat op-
for
riding and driving with perbape a bands before the children arrive
CHAPTER I.—Continued.
portunttlea In the world for knowing
Be»t of all. I [ keep their affections busy
"Well, that's on y right The money Hr waa a pleasant, wholeaome lad. four In hand coach
When old John Trevecca came
hem nut o' old Nevndy; let her have fair and florid, with light golden brown could travel—oouth In winter, of I rosili-#« and bringing with him
rount«,
but
I'd
»ce
the
world
Ixindon.
It bark ag'ln But mind you. Carboy, hair and muatacb«, allm and with
Par!». Berlin Italy, ’he picture«, th" strong aroma of cut ("avvudlsh. for
not till you've raked ail creation with «lightly »looped »houldv-ra
A rather
had*l»ecn smoking his pipe with some
a fine tooth comb to And Mattle's boy'* weak face on the whole, one might atatue». and the llbrarle» Oh. I'd go cronica on the “front porch,” as they
everywhere
and
do
everything,
even
"Whom will you name ns executor» »ay. though perhapa thia waa partly
to a little gaming at M<>ute Carlo' still call the house entrance up Green
<»r trusters?"
owing to a rather qucruloua droop of
wlch way. the light of Wilfrid's rosy
MS»t you have 'em?" Meleen an- the muatarha. which barely veiled the nothing wicked or vulgar about It all. visions had not yet died out of his
you
know,
but
tbe
utm<>»t
enjoyment
awvred anxiously. as though the func­ aenaltlva mouth; a beard would better
< yes. There »ns ewn nti atmosphere
tionaries referred to were of a species have bidden a chin which waa far In a refined way. and all the «»perl of suppressed excitement In the home
ence»
that
money
could
give."
noxious and undesirable
too pretty for any mere man.
The girl »mlled at hla boyiab en ly room which caused the old man to
"t'ndoiibt* dly; they are necessary
If there
Had you gueaaed him to be a dark thu»1a»m. nor did »he evince any look shrewdly nt Eunice
•vils "
or a bookkeeper you would not ha va pique or annoyance becauee Eunice were anything amiss between the
M-lo-n fr»wn< d In perplexity
It been far aatray— one of thoee tu< n
Trevecca wa» »omehow left out of lovers Trevecca knew he would And it
■eetDed as though It were costing him who make exceedingly valuable and
the picture It wa» al! mere Idle talk, In the girl's face. Hut apparently all
far more trouble to have his money faithful aervanU but very poor maa
of couree Wilfrid waa not really ua- was serene.
bet Ind him than It bad bwu to am«»« t tera A* to character, he waa neither
"Wilf has l e.-n telling me what he
happy or dlwontented. he had a good 1
It and guard It during his eventful life. better nor wor»o than thouaanda of
petition with nine hundred a year, Intends to do with all his money
"Can't you fellers act?" he Inquired other youngater* who atart out In life and they were to be married In the when be gets to be very rich." she
dubiously at length—"you fellers"—In In aouie downtown office or »tore at •prlng
said »tulllugly
dlcatlng Mr Carboy and hla partner» LI a week, the goal of whoae ambition
"That's easy ■ pending “ »«Id Tro
"You certainly could give »ome of
"Certainly. If you wish It Two will la to earn fifteen hundred or two thou- our American nabob« a few |e»»on» vacca, sinking heavily into a chair
be sufficient.
Suppose we say Mr. »and dollar» a year, to marry »ome on how to be happy though rich." »he
There's more money got rid of that
Pusan vent and myself?"
pleaaant girl, entile down In a Harlem »mlllngly commented
"It has often way In a year than'd pave ." York wl
With a gesture a« of one wearied fiat or a little one-of a row houae over ■eemed to me that our really rich dollars! Hut let** hear abart It, lad.'
with the whole subje< t Meleen sig
In Brooklyn. rwl»<- a »mall family, get nn-n do not get half aa much out of lie added
"Oh. It was Just foolish talk." said
nifkd assent. Then, as the lawyer along on a couple of new aulta of life a» they might ”
rose to go Indoors, be said:
clothe« each year, with a »emloc-
Of cour»« they don't!" aaaented Wilfrid, on whose late enthusiasm
the blunt «Offe Of his proapoetlv« fa
"Ell It up quick. Carboy, I'm mor-
ther-ln-law were like a bucket of cold
- tai tin d'
water on a bonfire.
By thia time the sun had set behind
Nevertheless, as be walked home tn
the western wall of mountains, and
hla lodgings on Washington square
Evan appeared to wheel bls master
the exaltation of the earlier evening
within
But the tough old fellow <!•
still dung to him. and aa he swung
murred.
Half Ills nights had b<-<u
lb I- -I the . '■ ar < • . ■',> a But: n nlgt t
spent In th» o|>< n air with only th»
his step was Jaunty, hla head held
starry canopy for a lent
Now that
high, and he was potentially aa rich
the end was near, he dreaded the crib
ns he »m actually poor
bed and cabin'd confinement of four
To such a man as Wilfrid R’cnnls.
walls Ho a lantern was brought and
uneducated as the college world
bung to the rafters ot the porch,
count» learning. but eager, receptive
where Its dim radiance could not In­
possessing an eye for beauty and for
terfere with that piercing gaxe which
color, with a love for music, an un
to the last roamed lovingly over the
formi d.
omnivorous
ajiiwtite
for
mountain prospect
books, and an Instinctive shrinking
One. two hours passed, and save for
from the sordid snd th« mean, the
the
steady,
harshly
rhythmical
bonds of even respectable poverty are
"crunch crunch" of the "stamps" the
apt to prove especially galling Like
town below
was strangely quiet
! !a W lifer. he realised to the full
Every soul therein knew that the
what It meant to be "beastly poor, mis
mastermind In the hillside eyrie was
erat-ly poor.**
paaataff away, hushed were the usual
Wbat wonder, then, that hla Ion«
sounds of rude revelry and "wifie-
Inga, tils aspirations, hla day dreams,
-ogien" license
It was felt to be a
were centered »bout that wealth he
Tatidul night for the town ut Meleen.
so often saw others abusing, or ni!»
At ta'iigtb Mr Carboy's task was
using or keeping napkin tied? Not
done
A table was tarried on to the
for the miser's greed of possession
porch; by lantern light the will was
but for the gratification of the beat
read to the testator, who turned his
that w as In him, did tie long for money
eyes to meet those of the lawyer In
—bcapa and heaps of It
mute approval when the reading was
Overnight day dreams fortunately,
ended Then, lifted atid supported by
rome cheap, and they leave no dark
old Evan, he atfii'-d hla uncouth and
brown taste In the mouth The n«-Mt
sprawling signature, the witnesses fol­
morning, when WHfrld Stennis went
lowed. and the deed was done which
downtown to the Front street store
bequeathed « princely fortune and a
lie was again the prosaic and method
royal revenue to—whom?
leal young entry clArk No one would
Next morning Andrew Meleen was
have suapecte<l him of secret yearn
found llfeh-»s lu bed. hla gnarled and
Ings for fast horses, a faster yacht,
knotted features composed In a |x-a»e-
and a little flutter around the table»
ful. almost ecstatic, smile.
so hospitably maintained by •be
"Perhaps be has found Minna!"
prince of Monaco
mused the lawyer, with humid eyes,
ITO 11« CONTINUED »
as he stood by the side of bls strange
client.
Twelve Minutes Saved.
Experience." said Mark Twain In
Bplendld Thing to Be Riehl
CHAPTER II.
the amokltig room of the Bermudian
caslonal visit to the theater In winter Wilfrid dogmatically, "Why. look at "makes us wise, but It also makes us
In an old fashioned sitting room In an and an outing on Saturday afternoons me." be rambled on; 'I'm only halt hard
Consider the old. experienced
antiquated brick house In that unfash­ at Coney Island or Rockaway
baked; never had any education to man In the busy restaurant. He took
ionable quarter of downtown" New
Not a wildly hilarious or thrilling ex­ np«ak of; bad to feep my nose to the a seat, looked round him and. point
York formerly known as Greenwich istence. It may be granted, yet there grindstone all my life; aa you know, Ing to a well-dressed gentletnati who
village ther<- sat. one autumn evening, are hundreds and thousands of such there were always two ways for every had not yet been served, he said to
a young couple, both of whom were men- gentlemanly and refined, neith dollar to go as long aa mother was the waiter:
*«<■< edingly good to look upon.
'Walter, how long has that gentle
er very strong flor very weak, not alive, on account of her many years
T h the Judicious observer It would
vicious nor conspicuously virtuous, of hop« leas Illness; but. In spite of my roan been here?'
have been apparent from thvlr attl- but who, In a paraphrase of the old few opportunities. I'll bet I could show
“'About If minutes, sir.' the waiter
tude and bearing each towaids the Shorter Catechism, are piously or me­ some of those fellows how to enjoy answered
other that they were something more chanically "doing their duty In that their wealth!"
"'What's hla order?"
than mere friends, yet less than man state of life to which It has pleased
"'Porterhouse and French fried, air
"Of course you could." Eunice
In fact, they were con the Almighty to call them.” It la of agreed, with a loving woman's fatu- wlfh mince pie and coffee to come •
and wife,
tented and happy dwellers In that de- kindred stuff that the "average cltl- ous fondness and Indulgence for the
"The old man. hardened by evperl
lectable border lam) known as Being sen" Is made.
man she has promised to marry "But ence. slipped a quarter In the waiter's
Kngaged.
Even to such men strange dreams well be just as happy without the hand.
The girl was fairly tall of stature, hru-
"'Walter, he snld. 'I'm In a hurry
may come—fond and foolish visions of money, won't we. Wilf?"
nett aa to compleston, with a wealth
"Not a doubt of It!" he exclaimed, Put on another porterhouse and bring
wealth and power, hopeless of realisa­
of flue and glossy dark hair which
tion. mayhap, yet nevertheless fre­ starting to her side, bending over her me hla.'"
rippled and waved around a small but
quently prompted by certain Innate or and .pressing hla lips to her shining
shapely bead and abovo a wltchlngly
fleses Divided In Church.
Inherited cravings for the good things colts of hair. "Why. possessing you
femlnlno forehead, white and broad
The separation of the «exe» seems
of this life which only money can pro­ and your love, dearest. I'm the richest
and low. Her eyes were of a very
to bare been formerly by no means an
cure. and for the enjoyment of which fellow In New York today.”
stsadfaat dark gray, set widely apart,
they feel a yearning and an Infinite
Rhe tilted back hep head to look uncommon practice In the Church of
giving one the Impression of quiet re-
capacity If only they had the chance. Into hla eyes as be gated fondly down England. In fact. Edward VI.'» prayer
;« mm > and cool judgment,
A flrm chin
book specially mentions that at the
"Oh. It's a splendid thing to be Into hers.
above a strong and supple throat
"That's the way I love to hear you communion service "the men «ball
made her look older and more worn- rich!" Wilfrid wss even then saying
"Money can tarry on one side and the women on
only than her years really warranted, to Eunice "Just think of what a man *P«ak." she murmured
could
do
It
bo
were
really
In
posses
­
not
buy
some
things
In
this world. the other" The papers of a church
She was busied with one of those
sion
of
more
money
that
he
knew
how
Wilf,"
a
truism
which
was
sealed In In Westmoreland include elaborate di­
trifles of needlework which keep tbs
rections for the division of the seiea
fingers busy without curbing one's to spend! I don't mean a paltry hun­ a very expressive and satisfactory
at Ils services.
tongue, and at the same time serve dred thousand dollars, but—well, •ay manner by the naturally ardent Wil­
mH-
or
thirty
or
even
fifty
twenty
frid
to display to admiring and even co­
Olve your children pretty name»;
Eunice, though very well educated
quettish advantage a very shapely lions!"
"Why stop there?” put In Eunice and refined—In England she would there are mora than enough ugly onaa
wrist and hand. Yet even the dearest
<»f her feminine friends would new with x quitting little smile. "Why have been described aa "quite a bo va already.
by
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a
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Bitters for genuine good­
ness when the system has
been weakened by some
severe illness or when you
sutler from Poor Appetite,
Sour Risings, Headac he,
Bloating, Indigestion, Dys­
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Malaria. Thousands haves
found this true during the
past 57 years. Why not
you today, but be sure Io
get the genuine
"TH-L TOUR OWN TELTH
FILL-O
If y«wa h«ve a«
t*<-fh or relitto« «n t ar*
tea* furrrxy*« far ih« <!•?»•. f «? orti mi try “fatt-o"
»Kr iv«n»s* ilanlttl
Al druffffUU or
mali far
FILILO MFC. CO.
xsi i*. isMu
surru,
An Ancient Anasethetlo.
A Chtr.ewe raanuacrlpt lately discov­
ered proves that anaesthetics weie
used in China seventeen hundred
years ago
A certain concoction. It
states, was given by the doctors be­
fore performing an operation, which
render the patient unconscious. The
anaesthetic was a simple preparation
of hemp.
WHO IS
TO
BLAME,
Women m well a*
«re
mjuls» mtoerari»)* by ktdoey and
btfeMrr tn>ubie. l>r. Kilmer»
Swa»np-R<»4 th« irmat hwlney
remedy t>n<mt>tly reHere«
Al
(truffarMix tn fifty-rent and
dollar
Yem may h»v« n «ampie botila by
mall free. Aho pamphlet tethnr all al tout IL
AddrOr. Kihnvr A Co.. Ihnwhamton, N. Y
Worms
M€a«r«rrta «re certain!» inc Ijavf « friend
oaa* when the •i.kcfor v«» treating him for cancef
•f thr M ittach
1K neat t.i-'tii’ g he
—cd
fm»r pic« <*• f a tt»f*e worm
>|r then got a bo»
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It ww* Mr Matt Frv^k <*f MiHeraLuig.
iMiphin < <» Pa I am quite a w «-i ker f -r «.
a
rrts
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:: tst fsfM?
t«cnr? al
fur «Kvat any dus-aae tatuird by in > purr blood. *
Chsaa K C'HHkm Lewtadm. Pa., (MHflin Co.)
I*i<waa”t, Palatal»*« I'oteni. taata <**.««1
Do Good Never
We-.m or
lOr. 2Se.
Nrv««r aoM in bulk Tha if an­
ol na taldat »ump«*l » « C GuarwnVwvd U*
rur» rar rout
baeM.
Kow-iAure
is not a "food" it is a medicine, and the
only medicine in the wotld for cows only.
Made lor the row end. as It« name Indicates,
a row «west liar rennrae. retained afterbirth,
abortion, seou re, caked adder, and all similar
affeati us r slllrelr and qvlchly eared N»
one who beeps c we. whether manr or tew,
can afford to bo without "Kaw-Kwoe. '
It ie made especially to keep eowe beelthy
Our bo- h "What to T>o When Your Cows
Are Sic» " .sent free Ask your local dealer toe
*'Kaw<r»ro. "or send to the inanulurturere
Daley Aeaaelatlon Ca, lyndanvlfl». Vt.
Molnar Love.
Mother love hath this unltkeneas to
say other love. Tender to the object.
It can be Infinitely tyrannical to itself
and thence all Ita power of »»If-aacrt-
Oce.—Low Wallace.
Yow May
Need It
Ask your doctor «bout the
wisdom of your keeping Ayer’s
Cherry Pectoral in the house,
ready for colds, coughs, croup,
bronchitis. If he says it's all
right, then get a bottle of it
at once.
\X hy not show a
little foresight in such matters?
Early treatment, early cure.
Many a boy I* called dull and stupid,
when the whole trouble is due to a lary
liver. Ws firmly believe your own doc­
tor will tell von that an occasional dose
of Ayer's Pitta will do such boys a great
deal of good. They keep the liver active.
— «»a» nmt.o. azw o*. imu.-
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