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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06

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Fred. Mcdonald Was badly and II IL
feared fatally injured in the Justice mine
to-day. Prom Foreman Dave . NEWS re-
porter learned the particulars Of the case.
Mcdonald Is . carman. bat was to-day en-
gagged in helping the girafeman lower
timbers into the incline. He wN coming
up on the giraffe at about Q o'clock this
morning. and was sitting on the cable.
When near the i0oo-foot level he was
struck by q falling timber which came
from the i0o-foot level. A truck Of tim
Der was taken from the vertical shaft 10
the mouth Of the incline, and when there
one OF the timbers. four feet two inches
long and ten by twelve inchs In size. got
loose and fell. by the time II reached
the giraffe II was going at terrible rate.
The stick struck Mcdonald In the left
side. mashing the left arm into . perfect
Jelly and crushing the left pelvic bones.
He WAS knocked from his place OF the CO.
bio into the giraffe and took the giraifeman
with him. The latter. however. fortu-
nately escaped without injury. l.. u.
Barnaby was the first 10 notice ths scci-
dent and went TO their assistance. at the
zane time calling for other men TO lend .
helping hand.
Mcdonald xas taken TO the surface and
Doctors Magee and Hall . q for. In adj
dition to the injuries mentioned above,
they also found 4 fearful wound In the I'M
der portion Of the right thigh. caused no
doubt by striking the irons Of the giraffe.
The timber passed under tho giraffe. after
striking Mcdonald. tearing OIL the hind
wheels and wrecking II In the most effect.
ual manner. A new giraffe WAS put In its
place to-day. Mcdonald lives on the Dr.
vile, Just back % the school-house. He
Was taken to his home. and at this time 10
lying there In an almost hopeless condi-
ton. His attending physicians think
there IL scarcely q possibility OF his recov-
cry, a. he has sustained severe internal in
lures. the extent 81 which cannot at pres
snt be known.
II Is dinicult tn dstermine whether there
was any criminal negligence upon the part
% any on- In connection with this acci.
dent. The man who let ths timber fall
il blamable In a great degree. The Gus
tom Of riding ON the cable cannot be called
entirely safe. aud in some mines 10 strictly
forbidden. The sane rule should prevail
throughout.
LArER-i =. Mcdonald has just died
from the effects 81 his injuries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
nEAn

Edwin L. Jones, brother 10 United
States Senator J. p. Jones. died at Los
Angeles. California. yesterday morning At
2 O'Clock. The sad intelligence wa re-
ceived At the family residence In Gold Hill
yesterday morning. and last evening
Saml. L. Jones. superintendent OF the
Crown Point mine. brother OF the de-
ceased. together with their mother. sister
and other relatives also residing here, left
ON the train for San Francisco, where the
remains will arrive tomorrow morning
for burial in the family tomb at Lone
Mountain. Deceased WAS Is year, OF age
and . native Of Cleveland. Ohio. He
came 10 the Pacific coast at an
early date with his brother Sam,
and they have been together near.
IL always aimee. being warm-hesrted
brothers a. well ~ pioneers. About .
wear ago Ed. became afflicted with . com.
pl.ipt which finally developed into Brights
disease Of the kidneys, and he went
10 San Francisco for treatment. At
times he seemed TO improve. and I'M
dsr the direction Of his physician he
vent 10 Yuma. on the Colorado river. IN
the hope that the warm climate OF that
locality would DO beneficial. IL proved
otherwise, however. and he was on his 70
turn 10 Santa Monica. on the sea coast,
when. at Los Angeles. his life terminated.
The news Of his death was unexpected. a.
lates kilograms from his attending physi.
clan represented him doing well n
improving. The dread intelligence com.
ing thus unexpectedly over the wires. Tell
with saddening effect upon the family
and especially upon tho heart OF the rem
cradle mother 10 whom the lamented son
and brother was deeply endearod:
Ed Jones WAS we'll and kindly known 70
q large circle Of warm friends who well
appreciated his social. friendly aud genial
nature. His disposition and intellectual
attainments fitted him for the ONCE and
home, therefore he WA not seen and known
In outside active public life as much - was
his brothers, but his business abilities
were In constant employ. and his quiet
yet effective influence was always felt.
All who knew him were his friends, and
no man was his enemy. Thus one by ono
the old links in the chain of friendship
break and drop away. TO be replaced BY
new and strange links. and As one by one
they rust and fall. the old remaining ones
feel less and less clinging tenacity to the
ever changing and gradually more weari-
some bond which holds them to this world.
Ed. Jones' has passed away TO Join the old
familiar ONES who have gone before, and
the. hearts OF his many friends beat In
sympathy with his afflicted family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
s,es mis- Foot Hate &c.

The novice employed by the Virginia
CLva.ei. To compile or otherwise manu-
faeturs q weekly mining report" for
that paper made . had break when he 90
ambitiously attempted 10 show up the in
correctness Of the regular official mining
report Of the NEws. In the Chrs.icis OF
last Saturday he WA obliged 10 " up
that he had Numbered. and what he wrote
in explanation Was merely q weak defense
Ani excuse. which only proved the NEWS
10 DO correct In the matter. We have al
lowed him 10 copy from regular re-
ports without grumbling. but he must not
ungraiefully lind fault with them and Ac-
cuse us of making false or incorrect re-
ports % any mine. We won't stand IL
AZ % the reply Of the Solid Silver Mining
Company To- his injurious aud unealleL for
attach. which IL publishvl in adver-
Using columns to-day. IL tells Its own
story, although some Of tho language may
be rather harsh. Tue whole truth of The
story is that tho ambitious youth was
merely trying 10 make . little capital for
himself at our expense, and sadly blum
dered in doing 81. II IL . SURE sign OF .
novice in the Tvportorial business when he
trie. 10 baild himself up by jealoasly
seeking for typographical AMI other errors
in the writings VI more competent TO
por,ers than himself. insteal OF trying 10
emulai. AMI excel them. II he will prop
erly apologize and try TO do better In the
futur., We shall consider him worthy of
reimbursement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
a Coed Ma0.

10. Barnert of Virginia City Is . public
b~nsfaetor. His deeds Of bensyolence
have never bccn fully known. or he would
rank with Peabody and other celebrated
philanthropists. His deeds Of charity are
all the more meritorious In that he y.
poor man. His extensive benevolence has
always made and kept him poor. While
others have fed the hungry he has con-
fined his attention exclusively 10 clothing
ali who stool In need. Crowds OF men
aud boys throng his great Clothing store
on c street every day. and all come away
we'll aud completely dressed. and blessing
Toe Darnert. Ia order io sustain him
self An further charities. he sells his goods
al extremely low cash rates. He invites
everybody to come and select from hi.
large aud choice stock at cost refusing all
pfoLts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
s~iessias.

Al the Yellow Jacket hosting works.
Lieutenant wheeler. Of the United States
surveying expedition. has placed a weigh
ING table for the purpose Of as%eertainins
the loss Of weight sustained by the men
.lnring their eight hours under ground.
ThSobject Of this Is 10 furnish . basis ior
s,.ti,tieal information eoncerniny the
,snsral heaithfulness Of mining compared
nth other occupations. together With .
ro~mparatiye table % lo.s ~ a~,oirdnpoi.
during . days work. The change. range
from four ounces 10 four pounds. indieA-
ting. doubtless. tho temperature Of the
Jrii,s or workings In which men are en-
uapel
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
-m.,h~disa Hsssiynl.

I, will not coat you anything TO get into
the festival at the Gold Hill Methodist
church tomorrow erening. and you will
have an opportunity Of saying for yourself
how much IL will cost TO get out. There
will be strawberries aud cream, peaches
and cream. ice cream and cake. Md every
thing Of that kind. In addition. there
will be bouquets and girls. These OF them
selves should form ample attraction. The
proeecds Of the festival are to DO Tor the
benefit Of the Methodist church. There
h. sill considerable due on the new build
ing. II must DO paid. Come outand help
the good cAuse along.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
sTOcK aErOnr.
san Francisco .


rs ophir. iik
foNsYican. %
10 Gocid q Curry. 81. sk. 81 b5
iss Best q Dslehsr. IN -
900 California. ~. TN. TxtS
SIS ravage. GAs. GIGS
us Con Virginia. 19s. 30
10 Choiiar Potosi. -
go Hale a Sorers~s.tG
Is Crown Points,
isO Yellow jacket. sk.s
10 Imperial. sc, s;e
90 Alpha. n
80 Bsieh.r. . 0s. Z 10. ! ioss
n Confidence.
i.o slerra Nevada. 4 ~. as
IS Unh. TO-, ios. 10
80 Bullion. MI. IN
lao justice. ~. ~, ss..es bs,io boo. 10
50 Union Con-. tGs
so Lady bryan. s;c !.
" julia. I Is
40 Trojan. 1n
ITO PsytoLa. I Is. y. ~
100 south Justice. Cos
2 80 LsviAthan. Se
100 Justice. ".
IS California. IN. GS
luo sierra Nevada. 10
~ savage. es
10 Con. virgins. sss. IN
% Msxiesn. w.
$50 Caledonia, . ~. 8.
10 silver niii. I !,
100 Rock tsiand. "
l0o Nev YORK M
lv0 Alta. . 90. st5
100 ward-1c
~ Andes, TOO
10o wooduiis. 2c
IN Union con..tO
lOO 0vermAn. i9k
~ Hale 4 NoscrO-s. q "
s.l frsrl pflf.- Il
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
nhs chronIela Iihei suit.

P%LAcEEvILLE. CAL. Aug. 5.-Dolng the
ilbsl suits Is the absorbing topic Of interest
Ia f~Plscerville. Senator Sargent, Delos
Lake and II. y. Page are here to represent
the prosecution. and Charles DeYoung with
his attorneys. Alexander Campbell and d.
d. Terry represent the defence. Many
witnesses are present. notable among
whom are George n. Pinney. accompanied
by Under Sheriff Harrison. and J. A.
Crawford, Pinnsy's brother-in.law. Mrs.
Pinney will arrive tomorrow. The
Urvnieis claims 10 havo eighty witnesses
subpnned for the defence. The DeYoungs
have given notice Of . motion for . change
Of venue. on the ground that they cannot
have Q fair trial, because Of the difficulty
and expense OF getting Witnesses here.
To sustain this motion they have hled an
snidavit Of what they expect to prove by
Pinnsy, Crawford, and . large number Of
others, many OF whom are here. Consid-
erable diligently 10 anticipated In procnr-
Ing o Jury.
PLAcERyTLLE. Aug. Gin the Chronicle
libel suit tho Court opened At 10 4. n.
The afidavit Of defendant asking Tor .
chags Of venue was offered. The Court
decided that the ground OF inconvenionoe
In obtaining witnesses, on which the AM
davit was based. was insufficient to war.
rant . change Of venue. Exception was
taken by defense. The work Of impsn'
nslling = Jury then commenced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
raR n pRopLr.

Ne peopie In the w,tid suffer as much with
Dysperris ~ Americans. Although ysars Of
experience In medicine had failed to accom-.
plish . certain and sure remedy for this disease
and liz effects, such ~ sour stomach, heartburn.
water brash. .lek headache. cosilvrness. paipi.
q food. lsw sp.riis. general debility. ETC.. yst
since the Introduction of onen's August Flower
we believe tbefs u no CO Q 81 dyspepsil that
c .naot be Immediately relieved. 5000 dozen
sold last year. without one case Of hilurs re-
ported. DO tn your druggist and get . sample
bottle for 10 cents and try u. Two doses will
relieve you. Regular slfs rs cents. ds2i On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
Troabie settled.

The trouble between the millmen oil
Gold eanyon and the ownersof the Wood
worth mill has been amicably adjusted
Al A meeting Of the citizens last Wednes-
,lsy evening the eommittes appointed 10
wait ON Colonel Fair In relation to water
in said canyon reported that MT. Far
agreed TO let all the water and ta,ilnss 10Y
dow Gold canyon. provided the people
down thsrs would pay the water r,u.
amounting to $500 per month. Inns
propagation was i~mmsdistsly aecep'sd oy
those interested.
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ssr--s Qas,a,,s...
lsr rus a. AND p. LiSsl

lsr THx a. AND p. rtlsanAr" L>sI
s,S fR,Scrsco. Aug. G-2;i5 p. u.
Northern Belle. ISL.
Grand Prize. IL.
sierra Nevada, 4 81, 4 az.
Imperial. sjc.
California. "a, Az.
Alpha. i0t. II.
Con. Virginia. 49,. ~.
Justice. o..
Bullion. ~. ia.
savage. g..
Hale 4 Norcros.. 4 10. Is.
Northern belle. ISL.
Hest 4 Belcher. i5i., IL.
Argenta. IL.
Gould 4 Curry. ST..
DE Frees. Coo.
Mexican. o..
Ophir. IA bid. iiS asked.
Raymond 4 Ely. ~.
Eureka. 3ii. Is, 81 so.
Chollar. 2sS.
Imperial. soc.
Modec. SOC. T0c.
Jackson. sc.
Best 4 Belcher. 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
I.ueky and Rich.

Luck has not yet deserted the camp.
Last Saturday morning Joseph Chariss, a
miner who has been for years working In
the Comstock mines at four dollars q day,
received information that lie hal fallen
heir TO $4,000. lie at once went TO the
timekeeper. took his " time, aud bought
. ticket for Canada. where the property IL
located. Charist IL tho brother'in'law OF
Nels. Lariviere. tho Gold Hill sexton, q
has at different times worked In both the
Delcher and Crown Point mines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
BRONCuITIs.

Prom John Piasg, Rsq.. Of Bennington. 4. H.
"Tnres years since ! was very much reduced
with . dreadfai cough. which resulted In Bron'
chitis. Affecting mo so severely - TO render II
waa Allied severe night svrats, and ( vas fear.
ful Of going into q decline. Aftsr rscouns "a
ysrions remedies TO no purpose, | male uss OF
Dr.. wi-tAr's paisani Of VIVA Cherry. . fec bot.
Ties OF which faliy Restored me 10 health.
since that time have hsd several sevsrv Il.
tack % cough, but The Dsisam has always 70
Sold b, all druegi-tt, J
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06

David s,earn.. an old resident Of the
Coms,ock. we'll known to all. died at his
residence on the Gold I'LL side Of the
Divide at half-past G last saturday even
ipx Of inflammation Of the luass. after
an illness Of only . week. Decreased Wa.
+. native of Euslsnd. hfty-two years OF
age. and leaves a wife sal one child. He
va. a member Of Mount Davidson Lodge
No. >. /. U. q. T.. Pioneer Eneanippelt
No. III. o. U. r.. Young Amsriea Engine
Company No. 2, and Of the Virginia En-
empt Firemsn's Association.
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wR CAN'T rALK

wlthou. showing the condition Of bar teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not TO b
ashamed Of them, lot Us use that standsrd denti
friee S0Z0D0ST. which 10 surs 10 hesp them
white and ppolless. No tartar csn enerust
them. no esnker Affect the enamel, no species
OF Dc ~ Inject the dental bone. n eoso3ont 10
psgalsIy used. u Il Q botanical preparation,
a. its beneneial sdecis on the teeth and rune
and rendsry the gums bad and rosy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
d. %.

o. II. oAILvP. opposite the Dank 81 califor.
nIs. doid Nil. is-ps constantly OF hand ali
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. nne cutlery, and
toys and faDcy gods of all kinds. apis %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06

The President Graphing
the Labor Question.
WHAT THE ST. JOHN coNFlAaRA.
TON COST.
The Strike Ended In
Pennsylvania.
(srsctlL Di.rArcHss TO Il GoLp HUI
DAIRY NEws.l
The Labor Qssssis. and shs dow.
srnmsut.

= 49, Has
..-..,
w....u. A.. c-I ,ood norton
o. ,bs re...
" a..
~.
considerauon OF tne iAoor que'''o"'
known that ct numerous Cabinet meetings
held within tho mat two weeks this sub
t., han diseussed
o..
70 the exclusion OF AL other mA'srs' Wv
erai members OF ths Cspinet are Ano"n
favor tho passage oil . law proViains 'o'
the organizing OF . commission whicn
shall have due regard 10 the interests OF
all concerned-producers, merchants.
railroad employees and capitaiisu-so ths'
ON any question iAlr comPromIs
rscsn, co,v.rsstion snots on this plsn and
argued that Congress had the right TO pass
such Q law under the clause OF the Con-
stitution authorizing that body to regu.
late commerce with foreign nations anu
sinons ,ne .snr,Iss,o might la
vested viii MOWER 10 s.smiue into The de-
sir,bilitv m cb,rterina new railroads, and
might require certain conditions to be
fulfilled 80 IS TO establish Q reasonable GER
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
rnh PALACE RArINa srANp.

For . roat Of beef uneiceiisd In Storey
county. 20 TO Thomas Hsfron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. NO. : North O street,
Virginia City. Fresh oystsu At all hour In
svefy styis. Forty ninsrs always on hand 81
night. for ,a.'y, homo style OF cooking. and
the best and frrsl sst Of eli that me markets
afori. tho f'a'see Ealing Stand has no supsnor.
Try n, apis %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
WOW A niSrISauIsHRp Junsr.

~ have tried tho Psnuvrix srnrr. and the
result faily sustains your prediction. Il has
mads b new man Of me -infnped Into my sys.
TEN new vlgor and eueny. I am no longer
trrmuIous aud dsbiliaisd - when 700 last
saw ne, but stronger. hesrtisr, and with larger
siany time during tns last Ave ysars." sold
BY all drusgista. Q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
GROUP AND HOPPING couGm.

Every bottle Of Dimmstt's Cough Balsam 10
guaranteed 10 do all that It CLAIMS Give Il "
your children for Group and hopping cough.
ftny eepts and rue dollar pee bottle. For rsls
By John Jones. Jr. jyis w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06

NEw YoRS. August Ell \. N.
Gold opened at 81.
Currency. 95S ec954
Trades. 95S @oG.
silver. ~ 15S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
4 CARD,

To all Who are ussrns from the suors md
IndIscrstious Of yoaiA. nervous weakness. sasy
deesy. los Of manhood. etc. ! will send Q
reosipt that Wi core you. yRKI OF cuAnoE.
This great pmSay vss dlscovsrsd By . tssion.
ary IN snuth America. Send . s~elf-sddrssssd
envslope TO the REv. yO0KPa 7. TNMAN,
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sIcoND pisPAToh.
The Cerensr's Jury's Verdict On
she List spietde.

sLN FRaxcIsco. Aug. G.-3 P. NJ
The Coroner held an inquest this morn.
Ing and the bodies Of Henry A. Rosewarm
and Jessie Lewis. No now facts were de-
vsloped. except that tho womsn's proper
name was Reynolds, Lewis having been
her maiden name. The Jury found . yer.
dict to the effect that Mrs. Reynolds frsd
the fatal shots.
Colonel Mendell. engineer Of the Water
commission. presented his report to-day.
II 10 \ bulky document, reviewing In do
tail tho various schems for supplying the
city, but making no recommendation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06

LIONS KAuAnor Eakss beautiful. stossy.
luxuriant hair; prsvsnts ~ Milling oat o turn
ing fray. Il hss stool the test Of forty yssrs,
10 charminsiy psrfumed, and ha N rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
FATAl MINING ACCIDENT.

Fred. MeDssaid Killed d. shs Jss.
tiee lseiias by . Failing Ttm-
ssr-fuit Particulars OF shs De-
eaRreaae.
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ron BRONCHIAL, ~AsrnMArlc

And PulmoauJ Couplshtl B owns B~ronshisl
Troshes manifest ruakahls ssrs.ivs prepsr
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BANNER BROTHERS,

Cerssr 81 q and Tsyier streets.
usors,.; NEVADA.
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aISYLEnEs's CLOTHING. Etc.
BANNER BROTHERS,
corner Of Q and rsyl.r streets.
Virginia c,rr.
Aas stll'sa
FINE CLOTHING
Gents Furnishing Goods
aurAprs THAN Asr house IN rsls
FINE CLOTHING
Gents Furnishing Goods
sAaaMnsI BARGAINS!


$50 DsRss SUITS f.r..-....... sss o.
s+s DR Kss sUIrs..--.-.--...tso %
sSs DIAGONAL quits .tas 90
$50 CASHMERE sCirs.-....sis %
sac CAssinRRR srIrs.......sis Oh
SO DRRss PANTS .....-..-....s - DO
- CASHMERE rANrs...........s5 Oh
IS cAssimEnR PANTS %
~ DRkss v.srs..-...".----..St 90
~ csssIMRRR vRsrs..-.......sa so
wniTR siiiRTr......-..-..-...si SO
COTTON socKs psr d..s......,s e,.
Hats, franks. valisss,
Boots, Shoes. Etc..
At PRICES THAT DIZZY COMPETITION.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-09-12

cabS piled with boxes. Tom waited
long enough TO be sure that the cabs
bore nothing but luggage. Then he
walked briskly on, and, entered the
bank excitedly, told his fellow clerks
of the arrival of the ColoneIs house
hold, and for fully FIVE minutes forgot,
in his excitement, to add his genial in
vitation for the morrow.
VI hen the coming of the regiment
had been discussed, and Toms pleas.
ant invitation accepted, he turned to
his desk, not to loiter again through
out the day. An hour afterward Mr..
Dart drove up, and with quiet "Good
morningl" passed through the bank
to his own private room. Here pres
emily Mr.. Maitland joined him, and,
standing before the fire, discussed var
ious items of town news---among them
Of course the arrival of the regiment.
"Colonel Conyngham has only one
daughter. We must help to introduce
her. Young Dart having once belong
ed to the regiment, gives it, as it were,
a claim upon us"
> "The ColonePs daughter will need
but little introduction" remarked
Maurice Dart, quietly.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-09-12

and manly faces.
Dart !" said Mr.. Maitland, "you
are the elder man, the richer-the bet.
ter, too. You shall speak first. Do
il as soon as you can"
Seniority has no claim in such a
case as this" said the senior partner.
1--WE can wait"
81 can wait no longer |" put in the
younger man, impatiently. "Anything
will be better than this suspense.
Why on earth should we wait ? Isabel
knows US thoroughly, now. She knows
we are both too old for this love of
ours to be anything but deeply earn
est. She knows enough of us and our
position to make her decision easy to
her. SO let us know the worst, or
best. You have the right to speak
first"
"I Will not take it p said Mr.. Dart,
speaking more quickly than he had
yet done. Let us write. Let US write
together"
A few minutes silence, while Walter
thought this oger leaning his head
OIL the arm which rested on the chin
ney-piece.
LET that be decided" urged Mau.
rice. eve will write morrow. Let
her receive the two letters together,
that she may think Of us together.
Promise me your letter shall be ready
for to morrow's post"
81 promise" said Maitland, raising
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