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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-07
Miscellaneous.
sHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF NEvADA.(
COUNTY or EUREKA.

TAT OF NEvADA,l
COUNTY OF EUREKA.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
EUREKA. NEv. May -, 1851
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT UNDER
and Jy virtue of a decree OF icTtcto>-
urs AMI order O. sale of the premises
hereinafter described, duly i>sueu ouL w
the District Court OF the Counl!
of Eurpka and state OF Nevada,
tied Nav 9Th. ls.3. in favor OF Geo. W.
Chesley \ co. plaintiffs n against
F,eidrnberC 4 stewart, defendants, ana
". II. ~t0wtll, To satisfy a judgment
against said defendants, ~FreidenUer-%
Stewart, for the sum OF e4-uO 20 Eol" CplH
ofthe United states, ana accruli,E inter
est Of $500 uout SAID sum, from Naa 80,
I>-S. until paid, with costs ana accrulIS
costs. 10 the sheriff of Eureka county
directed and to me delivered, /, john =
sullivan. sheriff OF Eureka County, ala,
in manner required by law, seize ana
levy upon. as the property OF sara uelenu-
ants named in said decree, the
described Real Properly, situated IN the
County OF Eureka n state OF NeNaua'
towit
That certain Lot or Piece of Ground sit
mated in .he town OF Eureka, Eureka
County and state Of Nevada, on MAIN
stieet in said town, and described on the
Plat of the Monroe survey OF said town as
lot NO, HNr l'f. Ill tlttN ~ SN - ~
rtther with all and singular tine ttne-
mpnts, hereditaments and ~appurfen.
thercuEto belonging or in anyWlse
appertaininG.
And will sell said Real Property, as
aforesaid, at the CouTt-House OF Eureka
County, in the town of Eureka, IN SAID
County,
On Monday, the 10th Day of June,
\, u. 1873, between the hosrs OF 9 O'Clock
\. NJ. and 5 O'Clock =. NJ, to Wit at l.
o'clock VI. of said day.
The sale OF sand Real Property will
include all the right, title and interest
of said defendants IN and to the same
when said decree became a len thereon.
TO wit the fifth day of May, \. D. leI3.
JOHN II. SULLIVAN,
my27 Sheriff OF Eureka County.
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slctitrs.
Sealed Proposals

WILL TIE RECEIVED At The OF
W fee Oftha county Clerk OF Eureka
County uu to and including b eth day
OF .Jur,e. \. y. l>-S. for furnishing meGl-
aid and attenIuucp Tor the inUigent SICK
OF Eureka County. in and out OF the Hos
uitaI. within the limits of the town OF
Eureka. said bids to he by the month,
for the term OF one wear from June l5th,
1873. to June 18Th. 1874. None but prac-
ticir- physicians are solicited 10 bid, ana
each bid must bc accompanied by n
Diploma of the physician, from some
medical c ~llege, that he IS a regularly
educated physician.
lids will also be received at the same
time and place for the care and a 81
each Hospital patient Per day, whicn
must also include the keeping OF said
HOSPITAL and furnishing the same with
necessary fuel and other ~cOnVculences
Tor the comfort Ct the inmates.
The EDard of County Commissioners
rpserytsthe right { reject any or all bids.
+. Ii. HARMON, Clerk.
Dated this Sth day OF May, y. l.. 1873.
mNQfl
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT Is OFFERED
a Tor sale cheap Tor cash. The house
contains two rooms, Il by l. each, and a
kitchen IL 10y Il. Attached to the main
building are stable accommodations for
four or six horses, which can be used as a
wood or store house. 1his propery is
situated on Canyon street, and Is known
as the Turner Place" Il is within 20 10
81 yards oil the Court House, and conve-
nitnt to water. Any psrSon wishing to
purchase, will fiud il to his advantage
to call, tor further PARTICULARS, on the
premises. mylO
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Ahd IN accordance with law. and an
oraer OF the Board of Trustees, made on
me thlrd day OF Asril, 1873. so many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock as
may be necessary. will be sold AT public
auction. at the Office OF the COMPANY,
rr""in Nc 90 Montgomery Elock. Mont
on ~ ESpAl, 1HE TENTH DAY OF
J,NE, is'3, at the hour of one O'Clock
I. NJ. o' said day, to pay said delinGucnt
assessment thereon, together with costs
o. advertising and expenses of sale,
on +. Il BUNKER. Secretary.
Non!ct-No SO Montgomery block.
iornia. ~,
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COMPULSORY FDUcAr
OLE 1

~ VI lUE III
Nevada, represented in III
mblE, 60 enact as follows (
StCTIoN /. Every Parent. pul
other person in the state OF Nj
ing control or charge OF a CHI
dren between the ages Of eight
teen Y ars. shall be rt1ui,cot0]
child or children to a lullic M
period OF at least sixteen weed
school year at least eight weesE
shall be consecutive, unless 81
or children are excused from Il
tendance by the Ioard Of ~
tees OF the school district in vp
PARENTS or guardians reside, uI
ing shown to their satisiactG6
bodily or mental condition Of 4
or children has been such ASH
his or her orthcir attendanceSs
al pllcati0n TO study for the
CURED, or that such child or Oh u
taught in a private school or at
such branches as are usually
primary schools, or have a..
CURED the ordinary branchesGA
taught in the public school I'd
case public school shall not (
tor the period OF sixteen WEE.
part thereof, daring the year, q
miles by the nearts ST traveled,A III
residence OF any person wlthilOl
district, he or sh" shall not AZ
the provisions ofthiS Act. !.
Section =. Ii shall be the ~
Board of school Trustees of "a
district in this state, On or beE10
Monday i'll september IN eal,
furnish the principa, of n;
school taught III such district ~
OF all ChilCrcn, rCsiueGt in the]
trlct, between the ages OF eigh
ten Years: SAID list To he take
report of the SchCoI tCnsus Va
the beginning oil each monlh
IT shall be the duty OF thrr
each public sh0Ol in such cs1
lOrt to the Oard OF School
such district the names OF ala
tending school during The
month; when, il il shall apFj
expiration of tour school mes
| CARA OF school Trustees, thai
rent, guardian, or other ptN
dr'r ebau 49, ,o;r.d 70 ID
10 rn,;Iiors Of ~ tc
shall cause q, mand 10 be n
such Parent, guardian, or o1
tor the aniout ot the penalty
MO, id,d. ~ II sch iss
Nan ~ otS-r s,n shall
rn,nIo,a ,ho.onaa with
n,,,r no -, .oid d1
Ina,d a,nr rno
tba -, ,h""c,ool diS,j
=, cox.rr Of Il 49, h.,ainat,
hotora I.,;nn 81 ,ba Tpa
nunNnir nI,"S so;d scboG
innotnpm ~, shomld hi
az thn r,acn thrroin Ihcn
W. o,as, a. no Peal
'"'e
- . > roront 1A]
-" go, nd sX
~ cL;'a oh;,,n mi
~" .r"ns ~ Mi,
h'l;"Iii no, loss Pr
n,nr" ,ar 10 first n
N ,Ionu
Nv ~ oupnf n
>jGot "n" nniiociion. ~
a,t,orit .baI
tho .nntao, - Kim oar
nv VI did
80 ",3n,S cnaraa
'r'o 'L'"i nc and
arr na,iLS niIdran in
"! ,ni,u ~ edhmnI Of srcl
~ ,ro,isJX
~, ~ nro,,rp suu
,"iUch, bilG
III 49, Of srcE
snaii ue ,ne .ut rogers
~ ,fcessar
tidn ~ be
-, s,e'S mol did
we iuno ol SAY cIaimsj
salle way lnat othei niinwe
u,',ile. an hNorS Staii3
i!o>,utu, 'hat an rro,jsN
purchases under the p[U'e i
Act shall be the rfoptlon
uistrlci:.o De 9ndtr 'n whpnrA
% 'he Schooi trustees
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Minino.
NOTICE OF Assrs,,,

DHENlN SILVER NlNn@S
i N.Y. ocatIon oi
OF business, san tIancii'hd
ton Of works, Eureka Z,
District, Eurela County reithI
Notice is hereby gwen ,fae.cl
ing OF the ! card Of 1rrNstdl &
18th day OF Nay, "A. ID IDt
ment of twenty-five c,, q
was levied u on the ,a1Itaf 4
sad CON any. lalablr in
United states lolG coin ,HtI
tary, at the eft &C. If Tho 4
% HaAWard's Iuilqirr G
street, san franCiS,c (a6."
Any stock uIon which ,ata
shall remain unIaIu on I've,
third day OF July, A, T.
deemed delinquent, and n;n
Nertlsed Tor sale at ruIiicm
unless pay mont shall Ie ~
Will lie SOLD on N,ores6o,4
third day of July. a. II. Ts'.l
delinquent assessment
costs of advertising and eVr
JOSEPH MAGUlRFs
Room 20 Haywa,dt1
No. il9 California street. Soy,
California.
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Minina.
Delinquent Sale Notice.
SILVER WEST CONSOLIDATED
uI>J<C COMPANY - Location OF

Tnrks Eureka, Eureka County, Nevada.
Totice.-1hCrc are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF
assessment levied on the thlrd ga! OF
NnriI ls-3. the several amounts set OPP
rIsite the names OF the respective share
holders. as follows:
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TO THE
NEW REM DIES, NEW REMEDIES
DR.. GIB1ON's D~IsPENsARY.

NEW REM DIES NEW REMEDIES
-
DE EIP2DN'c DTSpENcARv
1890
O.o&5 SlREEI, A.
~ corner commercial, a kfc,
francisco. Private entrance on 20
commercial street. Established SSgsaf
IN 1894, for the treatment OF ScXu- a-E J
al ana Semlna Disease, such as GOnorr'
nea, elect, etrlctUre, syphilis in al. its
forms, seminal Weakness, ImpOtencE,
etc, etc, Skin diseases OF years standing,
and liberated Legs, ETC., successfully
treated.
DIR. GIDEON has the pleasure Of an
%nOuncing that he has returned from VS.
ltin-the PRINCIPAL HoSpItG!s OF Europe,
and has resumed practice.
Inc DoGtor mas spared neithertime nOl
money in seeking out new remedies, and
has returned with increased facilities Tor
the alienation OF human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
seminal emission is the consequence
OF self-abuse. This solitary vice, or de-
PRAYED sexual Indulgence, is practlced by
the youth OF both y to an almost un-
limited extent, producing with Uncrring
certainty the following train OF morbid
symptoms, unless combated by scientific
medical measures, viz >aliCW cOunten-
ance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in
the head, ringing in the ears. noise like
the rustling Of leaves or rattling of chart
tO;, uneaSineSS about the IONS weakness
OF the LmD>, confused vision, Dluuted in
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TO DAVID COIN, Oh

YOU ARE REQuESltl,I
forward and pay
part of all moneys eAEJ
Champion Mine, Eureka I'D
Eureka dat Lander to"rI
ing the year ending Man
yourinterest will be loIn
naming owners OF sara
ance with Act ongress
Z W. KIN
Eureka, New. May TO- ""
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MINING TAX,

UIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ the Tax on the Proceeds OF the
Mlhes Tor the Quarter ending March 81.
lS'3, Is now due and payable at MY Offce'
ana that the laws with regard 10 IA col
lection OF the same will be strictly en-.
forced. c G WATTSCr SH-
County Assessor of Eureka Co. %ev
Eureka, New, May y. IS73. ,7.nv2s
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o. ....urfals, which will md
ache, iarall sis or insanitv'
less preparation, Tree ilcm !
easily apple d, and in a frial
time restoring the hair or M
their natural color. No mi
necessary to use with II. I'M,
apply sccordingto directions al
ing each fottlc. This is Tho |
safest and hest Hair Restor,ra1
to the people.
j. LYMAN. PrI
General Agents, CHARIFSil
X Co, Wholesale Druggists. a.,
terry ana Clay streets, San Ilal
whom ali orders must be n
Testimonials OF prominent citrI
have used it aocCmpany each
apl9-3m
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For Sale or Rent.

vENHE PROPERTY SITUATED ON
Il the corner Of Buel and bateman
streets. known as the DelmOnico Build
ing, is tor sale or rent on advantageous
terms. 1t j. centrally located, ana has
several desirable rooms suitable tor Off
ces or similar purposes. For particulars,
inquire at the store OF
;. ASHIN BRO,
ap16t II Main street, Eureka.
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To Furnace Men and Builders.

r. SMITH WILL SUPPLY ALL
] . furnace men n builders with a
r rst-class quality Of sand rock for build
$ig purposes. VIII deliver it or sell it at
I &c quarry. apltf
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the undersigned have purchased that
certain house and lot situated on the
corner OF Monroe and Clark streets,
in block \, lot 10, Of the Monroe survey,
and have received a good and legal title
10 the same from the officer who was au-
thOriZed TO sell it for taXeS
my21 lw HI WO6 co.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
Ny I. WILSON. NJ. d., GIVES
w. special attention TO the treat.
ment of
6n Il :" e. GO q
structures OF the Rectum. &c. His treat
ment Is upon scientific principles, with
out the knife, ard is invariably success
ful. Inform yOur unfortunate ~acquaint-
ances that they can be cured. Address.
No. 49l Howard Street, between Fifth
and S'Yfh AN FRANCISCO. MAJ
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A GREAT pIsCuvI

NO MORE GRAyJ
W hlskers, If You NJ
LLiPMAN'S HAIR i
Err. This is moi n
pound, made OF Susrl
Lac SulnhnrnndnnI
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Qotitas.
POLL TAX.

POLL TAX.
OFFICE COUNTY ASSESSOR.
EUREKA. NEW. April ). loIS.l
NOTICE * HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y tile Poll Tax Tor the year 1913 IS
Now Due and Payable to the
County Assessor.
Bv Act OF March !, l>t-. all corporations
or individuals are held responsible Tor
the Poi lax CT persons in their employ.
{. c WALLACE,
ap6 County Assessor
NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To ~.
" ALIA and I. NCCABE, II living, or
II dad. their legal representatives. to
come forward II pay their shares to-
ward the work done Tor the past year on
the "Silver Region mine. located on
Ruby Hill. Eureka District, Lander Couh-
ty. Nevada.
NISSAN P. CARROLL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-09-10
Editing N Newspaper

Editing a newspaper is a very
pleasant business
If i contains too much political
matter. the people don't Ike It.
IL the type are too small, people
won't read It.
If the type are too large, it don't
contain enough reading matter.
If We publish telegraph reports
people say they are lies.
If We omit them they say we have
~ enterprise
If We have 4 few jokes, people say
we are rattle head
II We omit them they say We are
an old fossil
II We publish original matter. they
curse Us for not publishing selections.
If we publish selections men say
we are lazy for not writing more and
giving them what they have not read
in some other paper
Il We give 4 man a complimentary
notice, We are eensured for being par
tial.
If we do not, all hands say we are
a greedy dog.
If we Insert an article that pleases
the ladies, the men become jealous
If We do not cater 10 their wishes
the paper Is not Et TO have in the
house.
If we remain in the Office and at
tend TO business, folks say We are
too proud to miHgle with cur fellows
II nc publish poetry they sax We
effect seGtimcntalism-
If we do not we have no literary
polish or taste
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-09-10
Dining r~bIe OF she Empers, .s
Russia

One ot our correspondents now
travelling in Russia sends Us a de-
seriptioI % the novel dining table 81
the Emperor now in use in one Of the
PsterhOT palaces, near Sc. Peters-
burgh The table is circular and f.
placed on q weighted platform At
the touch u a signal Ike the rub Of
Aladdin's lamp, down goes the table
through the aoor. and a new table
loaded with fresh dishes and supplies,
rises in its place. But this is not ali /;
each plate stands on a weighted disk,
the table cloth being cut with cireu-
lar openings, one for each piste. II
q guest desire a change Of plate, he
touches o signal at his side, when,
presto, his plate disappears and
another rises. These mechanical
dining tables render the presence Of
servants superauous. In this coun-
try, at the Oneida community, they
employ tables having the central
part % rev0lye- Here the g0blets.
spoons, tea and coffee, eastors, pitch
ers and other necessary articles Of Ia
bic furniture are placed revolving the
ctntre piece, the sitter brings before
him whatever article may be desired
without the Intervention Of q special
waiter. The Russians are evidently
in advance Of the Yankee in respect
to dining tabIes.-Scieai6e Ameri-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-09-10
Flight OF a Carrier Pigeon
Prom the New York worI4.I

A large thrOng Of spectators gath
cred about the corner Of Broadway
and Fourteenth street yesterday AZ
ternoon 70 witness what. in this eitv.
is vet a novel sight-the fight Of
carrier pigeon. The bird, which yes
terday amused aad edited 50 large q
number Of persons, was the rather IA
nous Ariel, " n native of Belgium.
and descendant from the best breed
Of Antwerp carriers He has won
several prizes in flying matches, once
winnig $500 for bis owner By beating
800 contestants IN q match fight
from Belgium 70 Brussels He was
purchased in 1870 by U. s Hubbell.
Philadelphia naturalist, and placed
ION the new owners farm at River
Cliff, Conn. Unusual interest IS tax
en- in this bird. owing to the fact that
be is to be the leaCer of the brood Of
carrier pigeons which Professor Wise
proposes to take with him on his CON
templated balloon voyage across the
Atlantic. A few minutes after three
o'clock the pigeon was taken out
from the cage in which be had been
confined for several days. The gen
tleman who was to fly him stroked
his soft plumage earressiEgly for q
few moments, while the bird moved
its head from side 70 side as If con
scious that it was to be let loose.
The keeper, who was standing in 4
window Of the upper story Of the
large new building on the corner Of
Broadway and Fourteenth street,
then gave the bird 4 toss up in the
ar, Ariel was of. His long. sleu-
der, slateeolored wings were spread.
and he Immediately shot over the
house tOpe on the east Of Union
Square. After flying = few hundred
wards he turned and scared in the IL
rection of Long Island Sound The
bird is now doubtless resting at It's
home at River Cliff. near Stanford
CONNECTICUT.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-09-10
NO. II.

Her face did not change. TIE old
saucy look was there as / spoke; bat
noticed one little hand closed con-
vulsively over her watch chain and
that the other fell upon the keys,
making for the first time q diseord
Going away forever she said,
with a sad tone that my heart throb.
Miss Susy, | hoped you, at least,
would miss me, and sorrow in my ab-
sence'
She opened her eyes with an ex-
preston of profound amazement.
~
Yes, it might change all my plans
if my absence would grieve you
Change all your plans p
Yes, | hoped-thOught-'
Oh, that earnest, grave face. Ny
cheeks burned, my hands and feet
seemed to swell, and | felt cold chiIIs
all over. | could not go on | broke
down for the third time.
There was an akwar4 silence.
glanced at Susy. Her ewes were
resting on my haad, which Law on the
arm of the sofa. The contrast be
tween the black horse hair and the
flesh seemed to strike her.
What pretty little band' she
said.
\ brilliant idea passed through my
brain
You may have it, if you will, !
said, Offering it.
She took il between her own. and
toying with the fingers said, MAY /!
Yes, if-f YOU VIII give my this
one, aad | raised her beautiful hand
TO my lips
She looked into my face. What
she read there | cannot say, but if
ever eyes tried to talk, mine did then.
Her color rose, the white lids fell
over the glorious eyes, and the tiny
hand struggled 20 free itself Was 1
fool enough to releass it ?
What | said know not, but
dare sav nav wife can tell YOU.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-09-10
Home Made Horse Power.

The cheapest and best way 20 make
q horse power for the dairy and 9th
er light use, is to put light drum on
= center post, high enough TO have
the belt clear Of the horses head
Astaeh 4 sweep ten or twelve feet
long TO the center post, so that the
track in which the horse walks will
be from twenty 10 twenty-five feet
in diameter if possible Let the
track be soft ground. The whole ar
rangment NAV be made Of white
pine, except the sweep which should
be made Of hard wood. Let the
drum be about ten feet in diameter
and six inches face Use = twC-inch
rubber belt Make . small pulley
som four inches in diameter, accerds
sng as Won want fast or slow motion
If YOU want motion still faster,
gear up with a second belt, or set Of
pulleys. This arrangement viii be Al
most noiseless, while the clatter and
jar Of q circular platform would he
enough TO drive sensitive or nervous
person almost crazy. Besides it is
much easier to teach horse to fol-
low a circular path than to keep his
balance on a revolving platform. -
Country Gentleman.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-09-10
The Treasures OF the Sultan.

The Shah's treasures carried on his
person when he came to Vienna, were
thought enormous, but those of the
Padisha-the Sultan Of Turkey
Outshine them These, valued at
$27, 500, 900, it took FIVE railway
wagons to carry. They lie in q
rather plain kiosk Immediately ad-
joining the Turkish transept and sur
mounted by crescent and star =
The domed ceiling is painted in
arabesques, and pendant from it are
five large golden walls. Here may
be read the history Of the Sublime
Porte from the dsys of the conqueror
Of Byzantium, Mahmoud H., to the
present Padisha, Abd-ulAziz; the
golden throne of Nadr Shah is here,
which was renowned in the East be-
fore the peacock throne Of the Great
Mogul at Delhi was dreamed Of 1t
is marvellous in its workmanship,
large enough for q coach, and weighs
four and half hundred weight. tits
enameled in eeladon, green, and
crimson. and its patterns Of arabes-
qccrie are in rubies, emeralds and
pearls. Above it hangs the turban and
armor Of Sultan Murad, heavy with
gold and glittering with jewels
Near it are the horse caparisons Of
Selim Ill, with the Mammeluke
stirrups and Arab bit Of solid gold,
encrustei with diamonds. Seabbards
were nothing but diamonds connect
ed together; cinctures of diamonds !;
bowls of China porcelain, theirpaterns
marked out in gold and reset with
rubies clocks encased in diamonds
and glistening with crescent moons
and stars; hookahs with golden
bowls ; and chiboques whose amber
mouthpieces are eneircled with rings
OF diamonds, gleam and glisten ev-
erywhere.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-09-10
AnAneedote of Napoleon III.

A gossipy book just published in
London, entitled, Court and social
life in France. under Napoleon III, y
has an anecdote Of the late Emperor
which, if true, is much TO his credit.
While Napoleon was in London,
waiting his destiny" he was watch
ed by French diplomatic detectives.
Three Of those elevated gentlemen
so far imposed on the exile tina; he in
yited them to dinner, asking some Of
his English friends to meet them
After dinner the subject Of horses
came up, and the conversation resnlt-
ed in the purchase Of horse by one
of the Frenchmen from an English
officer. The horse was sent 10 the
place designated, but the English
gentleman did not get his money.
Prince Napoleon heard Of the trans
action after few days, and immedi-
ately sent to the Englishman a cheque
for the price, saying that no Eng
lish gentleman should sell horse at
his table and not be paid for it.
There were swindlers," be said, in
all countries: but if they made their
way into good society, the hosts
which they deceived must see that
Their other guests did not sute-.