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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-25

District. p
school Trustees for Flowery School District.
One Justice Of the Peace and one Constable
for each OF tho following named Townships, viz:
Virginia Township, Number One.
Virginia Township, Number Two.
Gold Hill Township, Number Three.
American City J ownship, Number -Four.
Flowery Township, Number Five.
The election will be opened At eight O'Clock
In the morning. and will continue until SIX
o'clock In the afternoon OF the same day.
lat Election Precinct - Inspectors - d. III.
Geiger, G. ii. Morrison and J. c. Mase!. Polls
at City Hall, g street, Virginia.
Bokkelcn, A. L. Edwards and James Malone.
Polls at County Treasurer's Office, B street, VIZ
I'd Election Prccinct-Inspectors-A. WI.
liams, D. Stearns and p. Barnett: Polls AZ
Judge Liyingston's oficc, c street. Virginia.
Jones, j. D. Gray and f. LaRue. Polls at Mon.
umental Engine House, Virginia.
9Th Election Precinct lnspectore-G. ".
Dorwin, J. W. Woodruff and WI Stone. Polls
at Yellow Jacket Hose House, Main rtrect, Gold
Cth Election Precinct In,pcctors-Thos. G.
Taylor, Levi Fink and X. p. Heating. Polls at
Lincoln Hose House, Main street. Gold Hi.
18th Election acknowledgements. Hum.
phrcyille, W. Penropc and j. W. l.. Hunt. Polls
at school House, American Flat.
9Th Election Prccinct-Inspectors - F. a.
Parks, James McGinnis and c. Ravens. Polh
at the oficc OF the Gorld and Curry MIL, Flow.
9TH Election Precinct - Inspectors-Joseph
Phillips, William BolAn and j. Wiliams: Polls
at the office OF the Occidental Mil and Nine,
By: order Of the Board s o. COMFY on Nsv. CSnm'''
''0n'f' or storey ''n9 aEo e' Il. S B! SSs' Clerk.
Virginia.. October II. 1870, ol5-td
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WnLrAN NJ. GLLEsrrE, Of Elko, Is
spoken Of asa candidate for the POSI-
tion OF Clerk Of tho next Assembly.
He Is we'll qualified.
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SoNoMA, Octobcr 2l, 1s70.

SoNoMA, October 81, 1870.
EDITORS Alta: A little incident
which happened In our town on
Wednesday last, 1 will relate to you
as follows: An old man by the name
Of -, who Is q rag-picker in this
town for about seven years, had all old
horse Of about twenty-five summers.
But, through the old age Of the animal,
its teeth were worn out. The old man,
who through kindness to his old horse
had every afternoon gone to the trouble
Of chopping hay with All old axe for
his animal to eat. concluded at last
that he was about tired of that Kind OF
business, and he therefore concluded
to sharpen the old nag's teeth, so as
to make q young horse out Of him, as
he said. Having procured the assist
ance Of q young man, by the name Of
-, lie prepared to throw the horse
down, which he endeavored to do by
raising his hind legs. But finding the
work rather heavy, lie told his assistant
to throw. the nag Mexican style, and
which the young man accordingly
DONE. But now had to come the filing
part, BY orders Of the old man the
assistant put a gag in the horses
mouth. aud - commenced filing the
teeth, but he found the horse was not
laying to his motion, and he therefore
concluded to turn the horse over and
then try his first lesson at dentistry.
But how terribly astonished was he to
find, after taking out the gag, that his
horse had gone to the land Of rest, and
he had been trying to file n dead
horses teeth. He therefore exclaimed:
my poor Jack Is dead now but I
don't care /; the old beast could not sec
half the time, anyhow"
Yours, A. E.
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NEW EXPERIMENT IN DEN.
TlSTRF.

The .AHa California has received the
following communication on a new
and ingenious plan devised by a farmer
to avoid the trouble Of chopping hay
for his horse. He accomplished all
that he desired and a little more, as he
finds 1t now unnecessary v e to pro
vide hay:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-25

iePxc1iL 10 1nr aoLp HILL pAILr Uws N
run wIsTERN UNION rELKaRARn LIHr.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-25

THIS Old KaTABI.IsHBD AND
i reliable Laundry 10 prepared 70 turn out
sny Quantity OF Renovated and Clean Linen,
without being damaged By manipulation or
BY chemical application:
Paefages punetuslly called for and returned.
Ooiccs AZ International Hotel, Tahoe honse
and Wsllace's Fruit Store, South G street, VII.
ptnia; and ut Charles Brodhun's, Opposite tns
News once. and Vesey's Hotel, NAM ssrees'
Gold Hill. 1919
Virginia, Oct. 18Th, 1870. o~u
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POLITICAL.
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that on tho first Tuesday ifter the mt
6ondsy. the EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
next. iSTO, an election win bo held IN Storey
eonnty State Of Nevada, for the following
named State, County and District ofncers:
Governor.
d / Lieutenant Governor.
Representative TO Congress.
Judge Of the Supreme Court. .
i CLERK OF the Supreme Court.
Attorney General.
1 Secretary Of State.
state Treasurer.
State Controller
/ Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
1 Sufyeyor General.
/ State Printer.
i State Minsralogist.
State Senator to all the vacancy oecasioned
by the resignation Of Hon. +. A. Tritie.
2 State Senators for the full term. u
IL Assemblymen.
! Sheriff. .- Ug
County Clerk. ~ AGeA ~ -Af-@
] District Judge.
District Attorney. 10
lCounty Ass sRsor.
lConnty Recorder.
] County Surveyor. w.g
County Superintendent Public Sctooiss
1County Public Administrator. .-
2 County Commissioner for the long term.
8 School Trustees for Virginia School istrict.
8 School Trustees for Gold Hin School DIS.
trict. 20 49, ~ s
8 School Trustees for American City School
o a.hno, Trra,esa for Floverv School Distdct. Z.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
GOLD HILL.
All styles OF Likenesn takea AZ my
Reoms are Warranted.

H,ARTEs DE vIslTE. ALL STYLES; AN.
. hrotypes. Mclalneotypcs, Pearltypes, and
al other kinds taken In the art.
". B.-Picturcs Of all kinds copied, Also,
NE s'ek and deceased taken at their residence,
II desired. Gold Lockets and pins Of all kinds.
Gold Hin. December IS. 1859. dcis-tf
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TEE 5OTM VOLUME!I
NEW SERIES. NEW FORMii
The Pictorial
PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL,

A First Glaze Family Magazine.
SPkC!ALLn pESoLED ~ tn ~, .u ~. 80.
~ OF man, nls improvements " I'll wv iNS~A'
indicated oy science. o.. rrn.,,on..
PnnkSoLoar-In .San an@ aa,'a,,. -" y, NE Or
the ioeauon sna Ss'Isi .s .s,,SSaslnc and re-
strsining them: and me relations suosisuns' 0e'
tween Mind and body oescrioeo. c..
PursiooSoar, wlth Al me SEns W I'm lt
actor and How 70 kead Thon' ha aspeeiAi IT,"
ture. o,x.r-
Customs, HeIlT,ons Nho ny MT1Ss " Liz IN oiUs'
ent Tribes and Nations, VIII oe gwen
4, pnrsioLoGr aSI M ES,nr,Ian. or he Hnmsn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-13

Grateful for part liberal patronage, ] rc,peet.
fully request q continuance. ard catensicn 10
new customers, TO all our mutual advantage; In
short,
- Let those now buy who never bought before.
And thore who always bought now Euy tho
more" - r.7 . . "
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House for Sale.

A WELL BUILT. HANDsoNEFRAMEA ~
n Cottage, containing six rooms, suit III
able for two families. II required, eli2.bly An
situated on Crown Point Ravinc, Gold Hin, is
Apply to G. O, MILLS.
Cold Hin, November s7tb, 1889, .potT.tt'
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Sale or Town Bond.

NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN Board OF Trustees Of tho Town OF God
Hill, will receive Scaled Proposals up to JAN
UhRY l7th, 1871, at $50 o'clock r. u, for the
sale Of a Town Bond or Bonds to the amount OF
1900. payable twelve months amer date, bear.
IN interest at the rato OF ~ per cent per
month, principal and interest payable In U. 3.
Proposals to bc addressed to the President Of
the Board, W. D. G. Gibson, or flcd. with the
Clerk. The Board reserves the right 70 reject
any and al bids.
! By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
Z aT'yiT,. WM. HY. D0AEE, Clerk Of Board.
f, Gold Hin, January 4th, 1870. jA-3w
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Decorative Printing!

In the mos, Beautiful Colsrs. shadsIand
Tints, such a.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-01
CONFIDENTIAL,

GHsigss.ss GREAT ooNGI Z.
T - btion of professional tai Mt
EEi.E[SS and experience of Eurs pc
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consult THIS is the only Office in the city where
permanent cure OF Priya;e Diseases osn be OBJ
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We guarantee to cure Gonorh@a, elect. Eyphi-
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Abuse, Diurnal Emissions, Female Complaints
in short, every possible form and variety of Sex
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Great Medical Circular sent for two cent
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FRENCH 6ArEs.-A sure preventative to dis
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dozen, sent by mail.
DR.. BIS Invigorating Liniment. Price 81 9
bottle.
Great work on Private Diseases. the Guide to
Health, 10 beneficial to all, male and female, the
old and young should read this book Ii viii
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N. BIO TIE LApIEs.-No lady should be
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safe and effectusl remedy for ali Irregularities
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CHICAGO.
60 South Canal Stree

ChICAGO,-.... OILS
They are so constructed that the bolts of tLs
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forms the front Of tie Safe, avoiding al danger
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HOMEOPATHY
FOR
DOMESTIC ANIMALS,
HUMPHREYS
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.

One of the great triumphs of Homeopathy is the
cure of diseases of DOMESTIC ANNALS. The
Horse, the Cow, Sheep, Dog, and even hog, are
cured of the several diseases TO which they are
subject, by the small doses of Homeopathy, with
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full. No one who has witnessed the Astounding
cures performed on Domestic animals by Hum
phrey's Veterinary Specifics would willingly
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lingering uncertainty of the old system.
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Made of Poor Rum, Whtskey, Proof Spirits
and II efuse Liquors doctorcd, spiced and sweet
ened TO please the taste, called Tonics," Appctiz
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GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE
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No person taae these Filters according 10 cirec-
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the bones arc not destroyed By mineral poison or
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,For IEfamTatory and Chronic Rheumn-
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DYSPEPSIA OR iNDIGESTI0E, Head
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system of SO many thousands, cfectaa!y destroy
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Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco, Gel.
and 50 and 81 Commerce Street, New YORK.
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Humphreys HaGepaihic Veterinary
SPECIFICS,

And the most prominent Diseases and Condition
they are adapted to cure.
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p 4 I O <.

Case, Complete, 10 Bottles and Book of
directions, OF
Single Bottles, ......................... OF
bt
Medicatur So. - II
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pnbliaiions.
'CHE S,g,AA, ..I 80, 80; ~ n,.,n

Edited ~ EDwAllp Il DIXON, NJ. d.
diseases. Of Detective SniFsn IN tina Young Can
Medicine Cure Consumption. Spinal Disease. OF DIS
,eases Of tho Hectum, Bladder. and Uterus, their
lIemolIhols. fssuic, Flstua, their insldious char
actcr and sym 1tous ...
Chcumclslohi ia true mennns-was 1t q RELIGIOUS or
vnricoccei what is II, and what arc its effects on
Neuralsa and Anacmn what are theyp People who
ore blood ana nerve shaved what s THO entor
Early Decay Of American Women. Is II proper TO
cl!eck the increase OF famlvp
Los OF Nrility 10 Young Married Peoples an uner.
Three lectures by the Editor 20 hls private surgical
Clefs structure and u consequence, fntablty OF
nebla1der ana mcontincnce ofuinc, ntd tsinstant
Also, Lecture GU Irritable UTethra2 What IS Irr
tatonp How Prodnccd? How docs u Produce llnpo-
tenccP VIII Medicine Cure Loss OF Wiz lity Wdat
e WARMER. bor si2i. Post.ornco
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
Every line ON pen OF DR.. Dixon I, OF value TO
eS lake, ahd T SsSsSs
OF the day Ito 10 universally known as q SURGEON OF
Hcst pIsctleal tact bis Journal T. unlike an uIng In
equsI and he seems bv oSe motye",he good
oftAe People. II Nelg Y9rL Daily 1ip,s'.
iTSemS wasiy'. Review in Iopdon Ia"ea
"A pupn Of Mott and Bushe, DR. DIXON fas Wrought
thirty years OF experience to the subject OF Pelvic dis
by his numerous and eStre nelly Ingenious surgical IN
vent one. than any man IN tue prOfession"-l boston
Medical ard Surgiod youvndi -,
sI volumes Of 800 pages each ctterod and indeKod ga
All professional iettes and AZ literary commnnlea-
No r2 SIN ay, New York once hours from to 9, to
4. and to evenings.
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Ycrsonil sloiitts.
TEsrs5.OOO.

V'b-l cosbOV'
i have advertised nv preparation, HELMBoLD's
BuCuu azure for diseases Of the adder Hidneys.
Bnve, popsy, sc. I give the pucic evSaonco Of 10
rerts u ceruGca'cs which viii be advertised IN this
,arer Wednesday and Saturday OF each week I viii
race ot sum that there no sdcne prepared Tor
le.s 1sca.,i tIal has effected The BumocT OF cues
II. I HELMnOLD. Druggist,
on broadway, New YORK
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9 OpntnrsAip llutieta.

fNUE FIRM heretofore existing IN the name Of
L oDRlL 4 WOODWARD N this dry Dissolved BY
mutual consent. lhe business WI. bu continued nv
4. II. WOODWARD
New York. Foo II. Isl
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FEIIE SUNDAY STAR.
Il see to.morrow's STAR 1r Julro Dounn's thrill
Mtstory q Murder Mil out, - m lTifh Letter NJ
J, JnggT sHrsed MI the teicaraphir ne VS. anu full
local renofts Frce, Three Ceuts the ony cheap sun
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GREAT MACHINERY depot, 5lt and bi6 3ith
" a., near 10Th Uprght, tubular locomotive, and
nsc esAlefs al sEs ElEhsss lsthos rubber hose. Aud
drilling mgohlua-
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Sou,tl Ao,,t,s.

hOTlCE To AKEIts-A spccia. m,ttiul OF
~ i'' Juurneyncu nakHsl. =. umou win be ntll l.
lni. tlt, cor llth l. and ID AY.. tlI. t~atutlAvi
cN.lIe en- 1! at ~ o'clocN TT the urp Ut SCI.
i.at I.r uali accounts members of C0uuit COS an.
hH .e. M uiners hay.hg ticket Tor distribution are
iys,tal requested to attend.
". McCRADY, PresIdent
>uotsuS, Rccordlnr segreIary
n 90 tt T. The menIUoIs Of DC Jour cNmcu Po acI
- "'' AUrrs' Ass't ation ae hereby nOunyd to- At
t .t DAt REGULAR meeting Of tht a-s CIat.uu, L. H.
pet DI Nualay = b. u INST, At o clock T.. NJ atab
gov 600 A. nu-nes. Yl utiust Importance III b,
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De WITT {. YOUNG. Pres.
ntlRA PIA~ CEttEt- -Nut ce-- rlar.
- % %. spccul ino"tlns uVu Tar c',ulug, az h
...'.. ~ Noul hall A.! member are requisite 10 ~
"'' o. .Hh- u lup!r eucc D. Ia nc hrou-h for
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rliblGtnNs

OH".'"ff TnE MILES, COW
liz Ala. '..' ''p l]Ayt NuS Orn Feb. 10 lsdO -
eAI.d ~ 10! THIS Company have tnis day d..
Q. ne ia, ~ Oh NJ INo - d'ilis Por snare, IayaDe
T.. ''- 900 .Hs rIn..,r mons - Nv
a. o. w. ''i 'iA, val rr eio,-I id2 r. NJ, Feb n
~ '" t1e morning Of iGtil Iaith
- u. 4, BAILUCA, TTeasnrlT
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aluslcal .nstrum,als.

.
4 ~loDnAkT IFHIIIIr, ctoi1Way. CllcHer
- .r asa new ulanOs 20 reut ~ ryluc q Iatsst GOOD
t"'"' Iyf 80 pr mul WtlOutuit asa organ. A. q a.
t'"'' Organs with * stop o SIS nut,
t-.-'-, llplns accogu,Os .,pu u'lNc u tXs- AZ lDV
N''ltIl"s VIA 70 keys OnIy Fl,
E. GoHDoN, 2 G broadway.
A Iitir OFFER. -HOUACE GArIH,. No
- - h9.-Hay, Sul di pore OF 40 pH. o- uo. oic1us
t .' 'I Dbl siN Mr. tca's ~ IAais. 4 ,,uc4 D, lDA
r., ''.i, dur ug thlh AlUuti, o. " u TINE IRON
80 tu" .is until aid. Tho same Co. ct Aud te A
h,} A,.lFl u puI ellsed. Nc~ CICAe.ILR pianos
'''''' De M Oh'r
4 htNi IIFi l. ro-cwo0d pianoorte for SI75
t1ff,""y .anHor'e, VITA eycry Improvement.
biDDLE. Amity.t. n,ar Rroadwoy
I'nN N'.E-pne Aul.class rosewood plano. i've
~ '".- W Boo ~ tee, ana tJMc other IN: iurditafe
bt,,,. 90. 't .EYN'e house, Ii2l East ETOaG way
''' rae 'hd IA gers to
ptNNo~ "1l lnrlOr glHs at rroN h,rg ans. akp
6.,- I'h-nSs, 80. C.tsh ptd ipt pianos and
f,JONEa, .! Anntt
lOU NhiNLl OitGA\S to rent aud for sale
ur' g. w ~ ICf mOutI. ut
80 ""'' fELloN " 90 =, 81 II. oudway.
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Wsnito- --Nfm,ts.

A YOUNG LADY required TO travel with lady ,
~ good SALARY and coni0rtlblb e1garctncnt. Apply
a Ladies' situation ONCE 5i3 broadway. Other supe
Il lima
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SUNDAY MERCURY OF TOMORROW,
on which occasion SHEET OF Ei0HTY FOUR
COLUMNS VIA DC published, ma the cnure edition
VIII exceed hose Of all the other SUNDAY pAr,r'"
combined. n the proportion OF nearly FOuk 10
ONE,
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: GIIIIIHIIU.
TEETH EXTRACTED without pain IS year
Oepuisoing applcatlon gas adm nlst1red beau
fl teeth, 81 SET tlU, plunpeIs j, JAY NlLLtHS' !
Grand st, near broadway.
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EGTUHB by tho Rev. Thomas wash, In Tom
pCrunce Hall corner OF sta ny ana 18TH st. pn hon
day evening" Feb u, 1870 Il ~ o'clock subject
The Uulty Of PTotsstantsm." Admission - ccnts.
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tlroitssion.ll 0nros.

DADICAL CURE without kuife. caustic or de.
N tention nom business for Structure Fistna Piles.
Diseases VI tue Pelvic Nscera Diseases and DeformIes
u tie eye, nose. face, and person
HkNRH A. plNlk1A. N. D. ~ Lexington av.
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WAS SHE WORTH III?

Mr. Winter made his appearance amongst them for a momeat; and
the chatter of knives and plates. and the calls for beer and grOg, were
hushed. My friends he said, the relatives of the departed desire me to
thank You most gratefully for the mark of respect you have sbewn his
memory. Called suddenly away, our poor friend was not unprepared.
will leave your spiritual guides to draw a moral from his sudden death.
/ will only recommend you to follow his example, and prepare for it in a
worldly point Of view. have in my hand a cheque for three Mowaad
pounds which has been sent to me, acting for the representatives of the
deceased, in payment IF a policy of life insurance which by my advice he
ehsAed With the Legal Office. One premium of ninety pounds only has
produced this most considerable sum. Go and do likewise
From that day the Legal Life dates a period of largely increasing
business; and 1 don't think it suffered any loss in the end from poor
Toms death.
Nh Winters next business was with Birlns bank; and the day
after the funeral saw Arthur Bi6u and Winter coseted together in the
bank pahOur.
a claim for five thousand pounds and ten years interest against you, as
executor of your deceased uncle. A more heartIess and fragrant breach
of trust than that of your uncle, when he persuaded that poor young man
to hand over his fortune to pay old Calum's debts to the bank, l never
met with in the whole course of my legal experience
4 really can't 90 into the question Of my mcles motives or actions
Mr.. Winter. said Arthur, calmly and lofiy.
But LII compel you to go into them, sir cried Winter, brstlng up
IN file a bill against you, sir "a bill in Chancery, sir! You shall &C