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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-01
TAN NOTICE.

f}NAXES for 1873 are over due md must De set
tied this month 10 enable ne TO meet the eH-
penses of the state and county. All persons In
dcb,cd for Taxes fer the years 1877 and 1873, are
requested g. settle for both wears or before the
2Oth Of March, 1879, or tn bills will DC levied
and property sold after that dste.
J. e. WILTSHIRE, ID. \, is instructed to exc
cute the above notice within the corporate limits
Of Char lcs.own.
EUGENE BAKER,
March %, 1879 IT, sheriff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-01
INVALUABLE,

ssc,srs wrvEs & Porfpa. Wholesale Druggists Doe
ton, Mass. Ceailcnee.i have for some EonIas let u
duty tllt owe 10 suleT ~ humsnity II write you,
stAtlag great benclt that have derived from ihs
use of SAaToGD'3 RADICAL CJxE FpG CATAsii Dor
orc than % ycars hays been ai,lstcd gth this very
troublesome complaint. hgys tTict al lac remedies
that coud ind. but witaort material permanent
benefit last fall the disease lad srrycd ri ta state
that irus. have relief cr die. Tue entire mcmnraous
systcm had became 50 inlamci. .nd ihc stomach SO
could 10 ~ the Tactic coast cs u did 80 whether
should I've - cone back or not. saw an advertise
mcut Of this lncd inc, aad taough being very incfed
uO.s about spa ciGcs nostrEus or any kd. yct N
Sheer spcTajion tried ts sad vas once bcncnted
hy H. The changes 81 ciimate chfoaic disease ofthe
liver and ny ngc-over ,g-t.gy prevent my entire
restoration Int the beEtt ecrive rom Us caiy use
Is 10 me snTruCbi- and an hoping To lie completely
cared ana at IS. arrive at q respectable old uge.
Iffhs statement Of my be OF any service 10
those afflicted as Il .vc been ard enable you 10 bring
this remedy into more general u.c espccally on the
Pacific coast where Il Is much nceded) my OBJECT IN
writing this note viii be obtained; - ..,.,,
Ar7oEA = y June, iSls. Of scils, Fargo & Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-01

l,A market man was mercilessly swinGled in
the town Of c.. His misfortune gave
him very .unfavorabie opinion Of the resi-
dents, and be expressed lis opinion Of them
by saying tina, if The Angel Gabriel ,toppcd
at tC--there would be no resurrection
why 2 asked listener Because ihe people
would swindlc him out Of bis born before be
had time 10 blow a single toot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-01

CODA WATER-Having just erected new
- Arctic Soda Fountain. We are prepared to
'er,a customers All and the best o Syrups
fresh. LlIhl MIiOhELh'
May 81, ls7e.7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-01

!. is the general testimony Of successful
business nen that tley have realized their best
returns IN the way Of custom from Advertising
in good newspapers q large circulation, and
have got little or 10 benefit from the money
expended in wall posters, baDI-bI Is. circulars,
Advertising on fcnces, &c. 10 fact, all there
irregular modes Of advertising are looked upon
by the public as sensational clap-trap. and do
not inspire The conGdeuce that o busincss-like.
clearly-sta.el advertisement in the columns Of
a respectable paper does. On this poin. tho
Binghamton fN. Y Republican well says
AS an instance Of tho value Of fence aiger-
tising, it may be mentioned that Of fifteen
f.ps whose advertisements appear on tie
fences aud barns On certain road leading out
Of this city only three arc DOW in existence,
aud one Of then has changed lis location.-.
There is gbasty sarcasm in an invitation 10
purchase goods Of bis establishment by man
who Las lain 10 his grave for two years. -
Moral: If you wish TO die or do losing bus
iress, advertise on fence. II you wish 70
i've and get rich, advertise in q respectable
newspaper that has good circulation among
people who buy your goods Wa,h. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-01
LIGHT 81 MITCHELL,

LIGH Il IL MIIC Ill ELL,
DBALEs Is
Drugs. Medicines. Paints.
SCHOOLBOOKS, STATIONERY, T0BACC0S
CIGARS, aC.,
rCAKES this opportunity of thanking his x-.g
1 patrons for their lnostlberal patronage ~
Tor the ltst year, and hopes ey strict atten- 10
ton and fair dealing to merit continuance fth,
same. sell irst-rdfe goods always; do not sci
counterfeit; or cheap goods for the best. Warrant
everything sold-tn be returned if no, as guaran.
teed t NY desire, and also pleasure, to sellmy
patrons
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
always, but willif compelled, llthcm I.audanuu
for cts Syrup for cts, and Cologne for IS cts
per pint butat the same time, let me inform you
thataccording to the United States PharmacOpea
YOU can'tmake l.audanum tor less than 10 cts. BY
the Wholesale. much cheaper plan is 10 buy
your goods genuine, and add the ,roter yourself.
want almy old Accounts settled mp by paying
the Cash Immediately, and new ones begun imme
diately, if not sooner. Will not ask for money or
the new ones until after Harvest.
CIGARS-bestin in town.
GE0. LIGHT
Nav l. 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-01
Sp7iS7 CII TESTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, W VAr SATU1
G. A T ARR
TIE EYE, EAR, and THROAT
Successfully Treated with
SEhF0nD'S RADICAL CURE.

CUCCFSS = the tcs. of merit aad .rcces, N the treat
> ment OF Catarrhal Atec.ons after so many niseEa-
bic failures means undOu tod specific curative proper
Ties in the remedy used. Docs SANFORD. RADICAL
CURE for Catgrr posses susa properties = lie evil
icncc In The shaDc te.liHoala nom the
most respectable people - stations OF lie. must be
conclusive on this pont fcvcr ~ heeyc IN ihe hi-
tory ofpOpular icdiclneslst tuck va!Eas testimony
been offered freely offered in yos OF aay remedy than
that The possession o the ygosrlssors OF - fokDs
RADICAL CURE. And valuable isis Il cocs nos repre-
sent thoas andth part Of the aiiors which
are to-day offered ny fcnfs - csfs nits iavor Peo-
pic wealth and rcfnemel ~ ali paris Il the country
daily admit It's superiority over 6ry method of cure
known tho regular rcdical profession, bu. shun the
publicity Incidental - q puhlishe statement Hence
ihc testimonals IN possession represent hut sall
part OF those withheld fo- the reason iientioned The
following unsolicited testimonial from iiESEY WELLS,
ESQ. OF Wells. Fargo e Co. Express Is an ouspoEen
Endorsement OF which NC g-e icstly proud.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-01
Rricc, = Ccnts.
c. A r r [ A G Z S

gers, and Extension Top Spring Wagons
and Market Wagons.
Having been doing business more than twelve
years, and working for Wells J. Hawks before the
war, n nd having now in ms employ Mr. WIN. A..
Davis and Thomas RYAN, Hawks old reliable
Painter and Woodworker, can give satisfaction
To all who may favor me with call. All New
Work built bv nc warranted for twelve months.
REPAIRING done In the best manner and at
short notice. and with the best material.
Oct 2G, ls7S-Y JOHN l.. HILBERT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-01
Virg mia sonp Works.

VirE mia soap Works.
sNHE undersigned having established 10 The su-
/ burbs of Charlcstswn. Jefferson County
West Virginia,
The Vir1inin Sonp " OrlSS
Is now man featuring HARD AND SOFT
SOAPS. snd are ready 60 Gil orders of Merchants
aud Dealers and Consumers generally.
propose 20 run wagon into Charlestown
eve Monday morning to retail Soft Soap a; ten
cents gkilon.
1css-i will pay the highest price ia Cash or
trade for TsloE or Lard.
JulY Il, ls79-ly. JOHN SuETTAK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-01
- W. SHIN GTON,
AttOrucV mt Law,

Clarr,,,sra. Jeger.on Coaay, Hest Virginia,
WILL practice in Jefferson and adjoining
" Counties. Prompt attention 70 collection
of c.sius.
y. =. White. Esq.
February -, lo19-y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-01

Weaknesses.
Collins Noliac Pasters give the hest satisfaction
here OF any:hin lht cs been tiled FOR Lameness and
Weakness Of The Back Please send more right away
JAMES LEWIS.
DxvANr, H. June &C. 1877.
Price, 2o Cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-01
90 Cd COLLINS C,
VOLThIC PLASTER
ALWAYS CURES.
ALWAYS Gu
En!srued SPLEEN.

Enidfyeu opIceH.
TsiSto cert " that hevo been using your COLLINS
YDLTAlc PLAsr.ss FOR Enlargement OF the Spleen and
Depression IN tn, somEch. and they have given me
more rrlieftn my other remedy have ever used
would highly recommend them 10 all suffering from
the ELECTS OF pain and Inflammation. - -,,,
PIcKxErSe, Mo- June IS 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-01

Each package contains Dr. sarfo.d's Improved lnha-
ing Tube. and full directions for use IN all cases frlce
SiOD For sale by al Mholes,lr and Retail Druggists
and Dealers throughout the United States and aadas
WEEKS g. POTTER, General Agents and WHOLESALE
druggists Boston, Mass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-01
Severe Pain.

Severe Pain.
Having occasion to remedy for rcry seres pain
in my side tried Of yUur COLLINS NoLrAIc PLAs-
TRES md IA twcntyfonr hours the pain was entreIy
removed j. Il. SAAiMIS,
Asst Cashier First Nat. Bank.
NtNoSA NTSS., June %. l5is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07
His Method.


A professional man In town owes bis
success in life simply and solely TO his
ingenuity. not to say his cheek When
be first hung out his shinels. aud a con-
| tidinR client brought him his lrst case,
ho refused IL, telling the man he was 40
busted that he possibly could not do it
justice, aud, being pressed TO accept II,
said : Well. I'll do 1t for you, hut you
understand that you take all the risks"
lie never kept an appointment. but was
habilually from three-quarters OF an
hour TO two or three hours late; aud
II, when he was in~strncting a client,
the clerk came In and said b gentle
man wished to see him about undertake
ing q new case. he'd yell. "Give me o
club till l kill him. Here. I'm driven
t~wepty.four hours a day and eight days
to the week till ny exhausted reason
to,ters ON her throne. and you wish to
pile now burdens on me- Ho never
appeared In n case until 1t had been
postponed twice. aud made m immense
hit at the time OF his marriage by keep
ing the company waiting till the bride
had had two fits Of Mysteries. and her
father had u general alarm sent out by
the police and was seriously meditating
marrying his daughter to the grooms-
man, mther than have the supper
spoiled; then he came calmly In, aud
said his clients had detained him. 81
knew" said bis father in.law with
pride, ~ knew then that that young
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07
"a Good Buy"


Drawing q long breath. Captain Snow
ball said to q crowd OF clippers, who
sought protection from the rain in the
yestibule Of the big board this morning
"Dan Yost told me that Jack Mahony
assured him that Peckham had said.
after 4 conversation with Colonel Fry.
who had Just come out Of Charley Meals
Office, where Bob Morrow was telling
John Coleman that Doctor Fox had
heard from Baron Wilkio. the latter hav-
ing dined last night with Stoutenbor.
oush. that Marley Hall, who was at the
table, had unwittingly said that Turn
bull had received q note from Rud.
kin, in which Jimmy Hawkins was set
down as having heard Leon WE'LL
say. on the sly. that 'Smithy, the
r%oarer,' had met Jack Wattles with
Dan Cook. and that Dan positively as
serted that he overheard Con O'Connor
whisper to Billy Lyle how George Con-
don had a dead point from Robert Bar
ton that Uncle Jim Fair had limited TO
Mike Landsrs that In walking yesterday
with Adolph Sutro he uncle Jim) was
told that Grayson had guaranteed Tom
Cole that Colonel Kellogg had heard that
II was given out by Hank Smith that II
everybody flled-Belchsr would 60 up
four bits to-day, and" added the Cap
tain. as he drew another long breath.
my information coming direct. / advise
you all to buy . little." Just then the
oonu vsnU
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07
"Nore Light Needed.

BosroS. March What appears to
be another gigantic fraud has just como
to light. The Mystic Valley Railroad
Company was organized some time since
to build q narrow gauge road from Bos.
ton to connect with towns lying along
the Mystic valley to the north OF the
city. But eleven miles OF tho road have
been built thus far, and this was charged
at SOS, 900 per mile on the books OF the
corporation, though 1t was known that
ths expenditures for every purpose had
not exceeded 100000. This led to an
examination by tho Railroad Commits
sioners, and. rs n result, they have
called upon the Attorney General to
take action in the matter. In n letter
to him they state that m examination
Of the books OF tho company show mn
apparent discrepancy between the
amounts received and paid out OF 1885,.
900. They believe many OF the sub.
scriptions were fraudulent for the pur-
poss OF viclimizing other innocent sub.
scribsr. TO the capital stock. Sydney
p. Pratt, treasurer Of this unique cor.
poration, IL said to have been concerned
In some questionable real estate trans
actions, and to be o awaiting trial on
a charge Of having subornsd one OF the
straw. bailsrs to commit perjury In pre-.
senting himself ~ bail In the Paige case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07
Commercial Relations.

NEW YoRK, March L. Leon Chotteau
addressed tho Chamber Of Commences
yesterday favoring the Franco.American
treaty. He said that OF twenty. eight
principal articles Of American exports
into France and England tho French
general tariff taxes twenty.seven. while
England taxes only four. Among the
articles cited are breadstuifs, rawhiies.
furs, gold aud silver aud silk .worm eggs.
which are taxed sixty cents per go
pounds. The French tariff, moreover.
prohibits the admission into Frame OF
cast iron, cotton goods and manufactured
leather. He urged that In the French
markets America Is beaten by England.
Belgium. Italy and Germany, because Of
the advantages offered by their COM
mercial treaties. England exporting iG0.-
900, 900 francs value from 1857 to 1866
against l27. 000. 900 from 1877 10 1856.
He claimed that while u average ex.
ports from 1867 to 1876 was only 1877.
000, 900 francs q conventional tariff
would give annually 4OO, DOC, 900 francs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07
Head, by Gosh.

Any one who has seen the rivalry Of
the contestants In o Western spelling
school will appreciate this incident from
Edward Eggleston's "reminiscences OF his
school days. Published in the March
Scribner. lie says:
"It was In tho same old Bethel school
house, about tho same time, that the
master, Il Benefel. called out the
spelling class OF which my mother, then
q little girl. was usually at the head.
The word given out was onion /
suppose the scholars at the head Of the
class had not recognized the word by Its
spelling In studying their lessons. They
all missed 1t widely, spelling II In the
most ingeniously incorrect fashions.
Near the foot OF the class stood n boy
who had never been able TO climb mp
toward tho head. But Of the few words
he did know how to spell. one was
. onion When the word was missed at
the head he became greatly excited,
twisting himself into the most ludicrous
contortions as II came nearer and nearer
TO him. AT length tbs one just above
the eager boy missed. tho teacher said
NEXT" whereupon he exultingly swung
his hand over his head and came out
with, ION, un, ION. yum. ing'un--
I'm head. by gosh!' and he marched to
the head. while the master hit him a
blow across ths shoulders for swearing"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07
av.,,.,. sh,. merai.g.

Mrs Birdsall. u 0rtic, Mrs Thompson,
Mrs whitchell. J s orndorf, Mrs Owen,
Mrs Power. Ma, Halpin. @ Archer. q ]
johnson. N II Lyon, O y Patrick. W Ma
her. u W Cassidy. Il V Dey, q A King, l.
p DreIler. A Start. Marx Thall, Gus Pro-
ham. George Bohee, James Bohoe. James
Grace. Joseph Costly. VIM Morris. San
Jones. Neal Moore. Prof s~killings. Boil
Mack. Phil Boyer. Dick Little. Charles
Anderson. W skies, George Green, II
Dias, T. Devonear.G W Green, A MeEwen.
W Drury. 4 Brown, T \ Hardlan.
Brown. G y K~leupPer. A NJ Lamb, ID "
MeItosh, Ella A Rogers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07
III NEW YORK.
TransSerming . Pumpisg EuEins
Into q Heisting Engine.

The large pumping engine at the New
York mine. which has q 24-inch steam
cylinder and fivs-foot stroke. Is being
transformed into an incline hosting en-
CINE at George Emmet's Gold Hill
Foundry. A News reporter who re-
Gently visited this busy place learned
some things concerning the progress Of
the work. The pinion. which looked to
be in q finished condition, weighs $500
pounds. 1ts 50 teeth are hvs.inch pitch
and 14H inch face. It 10 . superior
piece OF work. being perfect In every
respect and the teeth are a. smooth as
glass. il Was nodded by Thomas Nor
ton, who Ia one Of the best molders on
the Pacific coast.
A sheave ~ feet In diameter Is being
turned In the big lathe. It has . cast
iron rim and cast iron hub made In two
parts. BY the hubs being cast In two
pieces they can DO drawn together by
bolts In such q manner as will make all
the spokes bear an equal amount OF
strain. The spokes are Of IL inch d..
amstsr wrought iron.
An underground sheave D feet In dia-
meter is being made In halves 30 that II
may DO lowered down the shaft. This
sheave is to DO put at the head Of the
incline.
- T. -.- A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07
rhs,Pope's EneyIIcaI.

The recent encyclical OF Pope Leo
XII, dated Rome. December Is, 1878.
was read in all the Catholic churches
yesterday. IL is addressed
"To our venerable brethren, patri.
arcbs. primates. archbishops and bish'
ops OF the whole Catholic world. in
grace aud In communion with the apos-
tolic Sec. Leo MI. Pope. Venerable
brethren. s~alutation and apostolical ben.
ediction."
1t IL a very lengthy document. but the
first paragraph contains the gist Of the
matter. II reads as follows
In obedience to the duty imposed by
Dur apostolic office. We have not failed
from the beginning Of our pontidcate in
the sncyclical letters which we have ad.
dressed to you. venerable brethren. to
point out the deadly poison which Is
creeping through the inmost members
Of human society. and places 1t In eI.
trsme danger. At the same time we
haze pointed out to you the eficacious
remedies to enable society TO recover It's
health and escape from the grave perils
which threaten 1t. But the evils which
Wa then deplored have increased 10
RAPIDLY that We are uQain Obliged TO
address you, since the prophet cries
aloud snare mot. IN mn Inv voice like a
,.nmn,W, yon ,..diiy ,nd.,s,and var,
IN h,.,h,sn ara, W. NOW .ne.t of
,ho.. sect. ~ men who pnder Inherent
"a sIros, h.,hs,ons namss are called
sn.i.MA.o s.=mmnn,s,s ., n;hiI;s,s and
scs,,s,aJ ,h,onsb tho who'll world
VA ,,as",s hornd ,oss,hsr by am unhoIy
ani.sna =. Ioaas, IL, ,h,m..Iv.s 4.
: d.,trs.s ., sacrs, csbsis bp, boldly
.a.snn. in mi Js,li.ht and labor 10
sch;.xs ,hsi, nn,no:. long since formed.
of underminipu this foundations of ali
civil society. These are assurrdly the
ne,son. Indicated Inv boly scripture' who
s.sIs tbe fesb. dcspise dominion and
sp,ak evil Of dipniiics Tor blaspheme
majesty. -, They leave whole aud in.
tact notbinu of nil that has been wisely
s,tablisbed by divine and human laws
for the safely and honor Of life; they
refuse Obedience to those higher powers
to which the apostle teaches us that
every soul must be subject. which derive
from God tho right TO rule. and they
preach the absolute equality of all men In
rights aud dignities; they dishonor the
natural union Of man and women, "a.
cred even among barbarous nations. and
tbev enfseble and Give over Ia caprica
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07
RELIEF MATTERS.
Centributions sf tho Comstock 60
Reso and SILVER Ctty Cotisc-
tlons-Etc.

The General Relief Committee Of Vir.
ginia City, appointed to collect sub
scrip,ions for the Reno sufferers, met at
1 o'clock yesterday afternoon in Mayor
Belknap's Office. T. +. osbiston presid.
ing. The Collection Committee. through
Mr.. Osbiston. reported Si.G0i 20 as
having been collected from the following
sources:
City Hall. SIPS %; Chollar. $40;
Belcher. $40; Crown Point. Si5 90;
Stevenson's mill. SG3 30; Hale X Nor.
cross, S67 80; Ophir. Mexican aud
Union Consolidated. SAIL %; Utah.
Ssl so; Consolidated Virginia. $3.50 %;
Sierra Nevada. S2i2 80; Gould x Curry.
$50; citizens OF Gold Hill. Sl63 %;
citizens OF Virginia. S2,35s 90; Yellow
Jacket, Sl0l 80; North BONANZA, $50;
Mariposa mill. $40; California mill,
sec 80; Omega mill. 1928; Justice
mine. sl57; Silver Hill mine. 800 80.
AL bills against the committee were
examined and ordered paid.
The loan Of $500 to the Silver City
sufferers was converted into a donation.
Mr.. Hillyer reported that there was no
immediate want OF money in Silver City.
Last Wednesday night the committee
sent down to Reno twenty pairs OF
blankets. twenty mattresses, fifty pairs
children's shoes, forty suits Of womsn's
underwear and q quantity Of calico-ths
whole amounting to 5000.
The thanks OF the committee were
rendered TO those citizens aud Arms that
subscribed to the fund.
The mex. meeting will be held on Sun.
day afternoon OF l o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07
Found Guilty.

San FRlScisco, March IA. Zeehan'
dslaar. the keeper Of IN employment
agency who was recently arrested on sil
charges Of petty larceny preferred BY
persons who had dealings with him In
their search for employment, was tried
In the City Criminal Court this morning
on one Of the charges. The case at.
tracted considerable interest. The Couri
instructed the jury that In order to con
vict defendant Of petty larceny they
must believe that at the time when be
received the money he intended not to
give II back. The jury returned q vsr.
dict OF guilty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-07

n. y. Cor. boston Journal.

". y. Cor. boston Journal.
was on board n Sound steamboat In
q snow storm one night before Thanks.
giving. The President OF the company.
the Treasurer and two directors were on
board. The officials rushed up to the
Captains Office and exclaimed. "what
does this mean, Captain Williamsf"
at means that I have anchored the
boat" ''But tomorrow Is Thanksgiv.
ing, we must get HON. anyhow. The
old Commonwealth has weathered worse
gales than this" The Captain sat down
at the table and wrote q positive order
from the President, Treasurer and
directors, to raise the anchor and pro.
coed against his own Judgment. "Sign
that order. gentlemen, and ! will pro-
cesd." OF course not u OF them
would sign II. That's the way II is."
said Williams; mot u man Of you would
take the responsibility. You want me
TO violate my W judgment. and u
anything happened you will turn on me
and say: You are a sailor aud we are
not" And the old boat did not bulge
until morning.