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LIVE hSD LET LIVE"

Past experience has demonstrated III.
truth Oi ia" axiom that "iIunr~ty IL ia,
i"st policy" IN ln-ru"-S ~ we'll ~ A.
private lIfc; and nctuItri hy thl- pri,cy
! shall IN ia" fufurr. - ia the rrst Kr"l
constantly "u hand a fan supply Of irr-i
and desirable
GEoCEKTE5 RSD PROvIsIOS
Of the nrst quality. Suitable to the r.
Iwrcment1 Of my cu-;ururrs. which vii
he sid at til" lowest rates cnu,rstru
with sound business principles.
II - we'll knOSu thItn l,rgr umouu'
Of money Is annually sent from Elk,
c"nmty ~ payment Tor goods purchase,
abroad, and III some measure to cOun
t"rict the" foreign purchase, | have r.
Gently added I" my stock u well selected
and dosirahlr line Of
Doors ASD SHOES
which ] guarantee to- -ril at nS low fix
ures as the strrc quiiity uf goods can b,
purchased elsewhere. Transportation
added, with the advantage of having ~
opportunity To- examine the goods he,
fore purchasing. All goods guaranteed
To Ice just ~ represented.
WITH sincere thanks to the public 70,
The liberal patronage extended III ia,
past. and soliciting u continuance Of TIA,
same in the future, I an.
Respectfully,
HIRAM CnAsE
Elko. Oct. 3lst. 1885.
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oFSEiA AL News.

From ndviceS OF the Ith instant we con
dense tie following:
4 general distribution OF the
new one dollar certificates he
gen today and will continue Until
the demand, which IN very grcnt. hns
been entirely supplied. The notes are
o being printed ut the rate OF 80, 900
n dry. The new two dollar silver Ger.
iiGyrte will hot lie ready for twO weeks
yet.
Attorney General Garland. who re.
tuned TO the City Saturday night, re-
Snmrd his duties at the department Of
Justice to-day.
A row occurred among the COW
boys on the Wild est Ranch Of Staten
Island. One Of the cowboys were kill
ed. The names of those concerned in the
affair ave not been learned.
The President 10. lay orroints james
A. Huplnn, OF Medni New York. to be
Collector of Internal Rev hue OF
r~sentyeigbtb District Sew York, which
.pcludes ButiIlO slI Ro,I Ter, VIC. II.
). PrIcc suspended.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE f!CEsF.

@~~~@
oorcrnoF.
JEwETT W. ADAMS,
" STOREY.
For ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
THOMAS J. BELL.
OF Sye.
For cnrRrr.s.
]. II. MCMILLAN.
OF Humboldt.
For Justice Of the suIE"me Court,
c. II. BELKNAr.
Of orirsby.
For Sta e Treasurer.
JERRY SCHOOLING,
OF wAsLoe.
Tor Secretary Of stst'.
JOHN +. BRADY.
Of Store.
Fer Stale Controller.
Il. SADLER,
Of Eur,kA.
Tor Acknowledgement.
J. +. BOILER.
Of Esui,rSlGa.
For surveyor-G-nersl.
5. ". DAY,
of o. msby.
Fer Clerk Of ib- gu. rem Court,
JOHN NJ, KEENAN,.
Of While Pine.
For Stat" P'ini,r.
HENRY DUFFY.
Of Storey.
For Superintendent - Public Instruction,
a. L. KAYE.
II EGTc.h.
Tor pistrir' Judges.
A. l.. ElIZGEIiALD,
y LurrLA.
II. T. CEESSwELI,,
Of Lander.
II. RIvES,
u EuI.ka.
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free coin &c q silver, Notwithstanding
the form Idable Combinations ,Iist'ng
between tie gold Rugs. national iaLk~
AMI the National Republican patty to
maintain tie single, gold : tnndurt.
The action o th-R Republican, panty III
Cali ON a IN refusing t. insert n silver
plank il their platform. deserves tue
condemuInI q! he silver ~pEuldcIng
p"opre oi the miuln. regions U! the Ia
cIaS Coast
We iudnrse the policy of applying the
surp. US ia y e nnii, nal tI'n,ury, IT, last
as il mny nccumuIatr, to the payment
If the National ''elt, retiring HS rapidly
as r~ICtiCable the n"tIUuaI isuk circu-
L. ~. ard the direct issue Icy a." ma
tI"iaI gov, rnmrnt o. legal tender treas
my uoivs. gold aud i.v.r cOiu and CON
certificates.
We arra:gn the Republican party be-
fore the bur of IN enlightened public
opinion Tor Its high chine comm tied
against the public peace. and against
the best Interests of the white lgburIng
classes of both sexes, 10y its inviting
aud Encouraging the influx Of A>I"tIc
bUIdr t. uuI shores under treaty stilu.
lHt,ums aud uul, r the ciuZy party shI'-
bulrih 81 1.-The F~athcrhuol at God aud
the BrOthei hood al Man" uutl there
are planted nun"nS the people of the
Pacific States and Territories, like 30
many lrechcs sucking the lite blood 81
our sub-truc-, one huudGrd And f.ty
thousand CuILese coolies.
VI.
We demand the immediate ~ahrcgntion
of the Bu,linRtIuc treaty, AMI the tu'aI
suppression Oi Chinese immigration To
American suIi, and We favor Irgrslrtion
providing for the deportation ut all
Chinese in the United Stat :. aud We
recommend the exclusive p~utrUEase Of
white labor and its products.
VII.
The introduction 10y Senator Fair Of
his Chinese H. sirictiOn BIZ mil his
success IN passing the same deserves
the approval Of the rutlr. people oI the
Pacific Coast.
VIII.
4 proper regard for the welfare of the
w~orkIrgmGu b. lug Iu-rptrauly con-
meet, Il with the Integrity Of uur ~inssItu-
IOns. the lHhorIng GLASSES snuu.i Lc
protected ia their rlpI!> p'ncnh.y To
ussert their rights wEru endangered 10y
aggregated cap tai. OF by the IIupuTt.t.uu
oi foreigners ard aliens under contract
To- perform labor. or 10y the I~LvO.uutlIy
OF other labor ii CLiuIHuen.
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DR.. J. j. L Elk,
DEHTTrzr.

Arrived IN Exc Sept. ~. win rcm,in
"hon two weeks. viii In al tL, Gem
Hotel; Room b. ! viii do %rStnctiuo
"nd hdng Of nll kinds. Partial rnd
whole pint = made Of rubber. An work
VIII be Reasonable Ia prrrc aud gnnrnn.
'''o 10 give satisfaction. Old plates
worked over, usiug the same teeth.
lhos" desiring pln'e work should come
e"r'y' so inay have time to do the
work.
w,
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

Fer Senator.
E. z. HARDESTY,
o. wells.
For Ass-milymep.
ISAAC WISENAS,
o; Clover Valley.
II. NEvEH,
OF Carliu
ISAAC V. SHERWOOD,
Of Maids.
Fos sEcrIn.
A. j. DALLAS.
e TUssE='gA.
Fr CIrrp.
A. G. DAWLEY,
For Treasurer.
IL. l.. EYRNE,
e ElGo.
For ASS ss"r.
A. ". HE>SON,
Of Elku.
Fr Recorder.
DAVE CASTER,
Of Wells.
Tor District Alter ev.
II. A. lIARNILLE,
OF TuseIrora.
For Comm'S toner. Ilcng torml
MART. SMITH,
Of Tus.aro.A.
For Comnissirncr. I.h rrt iorrGl
CHARLES LAMPMAN,
Of over vall,y.
For Superinr eu,!cn' of Sch ols,
j. L. KEYSEli,
Of EIao.
Pr County surveyor,
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FL CCATTpS.

Gcrerous provision. State aud Com,
t.. should be mnde for the support ot
pib ic schools. They ne established
Tor the benefit Of all nnr people mud
should lie mninlninrd entirely fr g from
religions or political bins. We hrli"yc
ia thorough aud efficient school super.
vision. AMI nrc in favor Of such Icgi,li.
ton M viii best promote the education.
al interest Of our State.
XIV.
The depression Of our mining inter.
este, II prominent fnctnr H. our revenue
resources. ~ crssit ,trs the siric e,i econ
UIny ia all branches o. Our government,
both State and Cuuutv, and We demand
of all OF II public officers that all
possible rrtrrnchnru's lr made con
si-trnt with the proper discharge Of the
duiIc. Oi their several Offices.
Ky.
In common with ths Democracy of
the country We express our sympathy
with Iceland IN her great struggle Tor
Home Rule. The friends of liberty
throughout ia" world are dcepl, inc.
rested al inr rnvrt. which the ,upunrt.
"rS of Glnd-tru" md Pn,ncll are nov
making. 10 give the right to govern
themselves 10 I'll" lOug.su1 rring aud
grrniiy wrnuRrd Irish people aud Ne
sine rely hope the struggle Of Ireland
for her Just rights shall be crowned
with complete success.
TiEsoLvip. That in common with the
Democracy of the whole country W.
sincerely lament the loss nj the late
Wee. President uf the United State.
Thomas \ Hendricks. the honurrd anil
trusted lender. whose cpncilinturv conn.
sci and patriotic teachings have become
the "umun hCfi aye ~ "ur common
O. uGtrv. We also profoundly Il pInrc
that during 4 brief prrioI 81 time the
nation. nnd particularly ia" Democratic
party. has suffered the loss oi four other
r%uiuCnt citizens in the persons o. the
gallant leader. George B Mcclellan,
the pure aud wise statesman, IInrntin
seymour, III superb her General
Wiuhcli Scott Hancock. and more 10.
Gently the demise Of the Discerning
statesman. sngaoious counselor aud pro.
imnnd political philosopher, Samuel J..
Ti'len.
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iE0lGsEEi Or THESE HORSES
w

TERMS or SALE; Onr.fonril.
'hsh, one.hmlf Of htInhCc IN Fall Of 1856
other half, Fail of 1887. %InlrnIinp
buyers will do well to compare our
prices with Eastern dealers. Our
l-stom Grn huying II man IN Flame,
to buy, aud ans in Illinois 10 buy
Grad =, W. defy competition.
visitors welcome To call snd osamin, ~,
stock.
ILLINOIS NORMAN HORSE COMPANY.
u. {. HARDY.
MANAGER,
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Norman Stations
imported and Grades
-For sale al the
OASIS ItA
II miles south Of
4 NEVADA,

Colts coming thrce.ycnr.oid weighing
February 18th. from 1850. To l,sUc
pounds each. Colts coming twoyrtr
old, weighing February 9th. respect.
lively. LEO. 1850 aud l,i3D pounds.
Other horses, Imported and Grades.
that will nov, or will when nmtntrd.
weigh from l,75O 10 1900 pounds,
among which are two Prize Winner. AT
the Worlds Fair. 1881 aud 1885.
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N.
LII r.

We nrc in favor Of liberal wages md
r. inLur. al q sn,i tl"us furwrd for
the purpose q. developing Intelligence,
promoting the welfare and prot. citing
the INTERESTS OF the luiOrrr aud me-
ChnmIc, and To rn,hlr them successfully
Ia contend Ter aud muiut in their rights
10y peace al uud efficient mr,Ins against
powerful aud oppressive combinations,
should br encouraged aud expressly
.a"etinucd 10y W; and the Democratic
party ui Nevada ~ ia iGvur OF tire Tn.
ucUmrnt 81 liberal laws fostering anil
cnCoura ing tLr formation ul CO uprrt.
live aud protective societies .LO.Ig al
c!Lascs Of lnUOsIms myu.
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We demand OF tine Administration, nj
Washington. thnt 1t hail second The
efforts of The Democratic Reprosrhtn.
lives In CJpSrca4 - live the p opls
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A Declaration Of Principles to Which
livery True Democrat Viii Cho.r-
fully Subscribe.

The Democratic party OF tho State of
Nevada, through it, representatives. in
cnuyrLt'Ou assembled. at Exc, Oh the
9th dny Of September. 1856. rr.nCirms
its hart. Endorsement ui the drcinr.
ton OF principles adopted 10y the Ma.
ti"nnl Democratic party nj the CITY of
Chicng" III 1881, among which, upnn
the question Of cOirn.c nrd currency.
ARE the following piniu statements Of
Democratic hath aud the piinciri..
np"n Which the patty Appealed to the
snifmg's Of the people OF the scvrr,I
States in the late Presidential cam.
pslgn. iO.wit:
"WL BELTEvE ~ HoNTsT MoSEY-Tuy
GOLD X SILVER CutNAUE 90 II cos.
sI1tuTIrS, ASD 4 CfRCrLATINO MEDIUM
~S'SyEhTADLE ISTo sUCH MoSLY
LU>'."
We therefore demand Tint good faith
shah he observed with the people by
the Democratic Administration, by r.,
iigiouSly Hhhrring Ia the money plnpk.
ns 1t does 10 every o'hcr pldUk Of the
Culcago platform.
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W. approve the uc.ion Of the Demo-
critic HOUSE 81 COugr"S, in fnri.I li,g
.'aN! I,>t"'ing t. the ruhiic domain TOT
bOmc-t.rl~ FIR actual settlers nrurlv 4
hundred millions OF ucrtS ui Unframed
lands Ii Irtu'orc X ~ t.! 10y Republican
Congresses /" railroad r~ufIruEIous. and
We also approve the net preventing
alien ownership "f lnrsr uagts o. puU.lc
lands III tie United States.
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President Cleveland in his wise con.
servatiye aud patriotic nd minisratiun
90 our puDIic niiurS, both iuurisn nul
domestic, challenges our highest al.
miraiion. excel I ~ following the beaten
path OF his II publican predecessors
and the policy Of th" Republican party
on the SILVER question. in disregard Of
tbs cherished principles Of the National
Democratic party.
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In b.hulf Of the mining industry Of
this Stit~ md uf The nGEp-ih, Iiu.
n,~I OF UIYIiiZItIOn on this CuuSt- az
well AZ Of the wEoic lroplc OF Nevada
We earnestly recommend t. the mu.
th"riu = ut Wrshirgt"r the immrIin'r
opening nud permanent running OF the
United States Mint at Cnrron nv, To-
the end tnat our mIueS may be renewed
igU.n the unnecessary and b"UTdcu,uiur
expense of shipping their button three
Thousand mites AWAY for mnrk-t. and We
hereby comn,Dl the Efforts of S,uutur
Fair 10 accomplish tai, result.
VII
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STATE O-rrcERs.

Congressman. Governor, Li"utrnnnt.
Governor, Justice nf Supr,n me- Court,
S;nte Treasurer. Secretary of State,
State Controller. At.Ornry-G General, Sur
vrynr-Genernl, CrIk ui Supreme Court.
State : IN ter, SurcrrntvIdc 1 o. ubIIc
l%nstIu,ticn. u.r,e D.-t. irt Judges.
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Notice IS hereby given that on Tues
day the 2I"l. duy Of November. 1886. 1t
the =. yerni Election precincts q ~, n
alter nam, d. in the G nntv - Exc.
II Grnerhi Election will hc held for the
following named State, Distinct. County
HLd Township officers. Witch Election
shall lie orenrd not later than y O'Clock.
A. N. aud shall continue open uutii G
o'clock T. NJ. Of said day.
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We commend the policy Of the present
Administration IN tint 'nf"roiTg tnr
tIr.ii law, the ten iicIn' N Z. ui mich
i =" happily Ii.u,trrrrd 10y Tia lac;
that the great q gtuwiug industry az
the county Receives more projection
now 10y collecting the Whole iHupu.t du.
ii $ on wool. Tia "a 1t dit under the hr.h
tuiil at 1861 under the practice by lie
Iuhtic"n officials al lritlrg irI,igu wool
sip through our custom huu-r, at less
thar one half OF said duties.
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$500 REWARD.

Il, W. LEwIs, SosrctsTv
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County OFIcEES.

Senator. three A"srmblymen. Sheriff.
Clerk, Treasurer. Assessor. Recorder.
District Attorney. Commissioner [lung
terml, COMMISSIONS (shnrt t-rml ].
Superintendent OF Schools. County
Surveyor, Public Administrator.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
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CHAPTER X
TERRIBLE NEWS

Although I had all along believed this TO
be the true account Of the outrage of which
l had been the victim, it was not altogether
pleasant to have my suspicion confirmed.
Ny thoughts flew instantaneousiy 10 Daisy.
shut up in the hall with man who was
either a desperate criminal or insane.
Doctor l said earnestly. 81 have no wish
TO punish Mr.. NJ uleverer for the cruel trick
he has played upon me- Even if there were
no other reason for sparing him, the fact
that he is Daisys uncle would be Sufficient
But ! am terribly anxious about er-. has
she no friend with her at Great Lrtons Is
it not dangerous for her 10 renap alone
with n man in Mauleverer's state OF nindf'
"She is not alone. replied Branksonn al
thought I had told you that her old friend
and companion Ms Cawthorna. who ac-
companied her 10 England. IA Joined fer
al tho hall She was visiting in ID rbvshin
at the time when Mr. Mauloverer was a.
Scarborough
/ remembered - have hoard Daisy speak
81 this lady In the warmest terms of affec-
ton. and I felt thankful that there was at
least one person near her Of her own sex, in
whom She could confle.
1T is a sad business. 7 fear pursued
Branksome Il have not told YOU vet of eli
that happened after yau left MS so suddenly
Tell me. nay friend DID Mr Mauleverer show
any symptoms - anger or even suspicion
while he was with Won I'm tho smoking room
that night when vcu stopped At the ball"
"Certa My not He was just as friendly
and as courteous in his manner as usual"
@Ihat is had 7 fear-verv bad VIII vou
believe that be- had already discovered nj
that tfns what foI tnt-.r r.1a0, 4, f1ta r~, -
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

courss,d instantaneousiy through my brain
/ saw that the chapter which some
one hal been studying with the closest
care-for the pages were well thumbed-was
that IN which the whole subject of poisoning
by means Of strychnia the symptoms, the
dosa. the fa-al period. and the post mortem
appearances are treated with mastery pre-
cision.
What did n meant Let my reader place
himself IN my position, prisoner absolutely
at the mercy IL man whom l honestly be-
lievsd % be capable of amy crime, if he
wishes % Understand the dark and terrible
fancies which forthwith took possession Of
my brain Who could have bought this
book merely in order to study tie subject OF
poisoning by -trychnia with an innocent in
tentou That was the first question I asked
myself Oace more l remembered the awful
words Of Oregon. Was it possible that
murder was really about 70 be done at Great
Lorton Hale Nay, as the man whom
knew 20 be- the only one likely TO commit
such n crimo wns on board the Golden Hawk
az this moment, might it not be- the case that
the crime had already been committed, and
that while he was flying from justice he had
carried me with bin to prevent my being cf
any service % Daisy OF her unclei And if
there had been murier, who was the victiml
Was 10 the m mlli0uairei Or was it-could it
be-my darling
sat dazsd ami helpless for a time under
the horror OF this new ira OF thought But
j was now face 70 face with n problem which
defeandel fhe foil use OF all M faculties If
we're toaes. with IL 90 any useful purpose l
ma.t treat It wi. .h all the GOODNESS a.d d de. iber
alton q vai-h I WIS capable. Gently closing
lhe book, B Sung uy cigar aside. and going
20 ths tatu room bathed my head "a the
coot. refreshing water o. which there was
apparently an unlimited supply Then !
came bac< o. my sat and carefully tried an
experiment which had occurred 60 mo.
Loving the closed book on its hack on the
palm oi my hand allowed 10 again 70 fan
open al IFS own win Once more If opened
at naE 5-6. and again I read THAI first sens
teuce of tas PAGE, which describes how o. ne
patient comp aims of = choking senslti n,
ana Of Eth rst and irvness ~ the throat. but
Else EFFORT to drink often occasions ri-ii
snasrns of thc muscles of che Jaw. Some
times tfere Is foariar ~ fha mouth. ami the
fro.h NAV bo tnrad with blood. etc.. etc.
repeated The Experiment. Ed another man
uar. tde result was The sanls. triel it again
aa1 again. and always tho volume opened at
F the same page Yes it was quite Gear 20 me
now thft Che owner n this took bad bought
81 'or -ne simple purpose ~ s'udyn- re
tiset nf ncsoninr hv means Of strTcbnia-
Ai the rares OF ta's volume &c Is true were
cu- open. brf ft WAS rniv AZ this part IF g
fhat there were say of those unmistaSahle
signs which Showed that re- bad been read
F an3 studt.i pvifb care again end a-ahl
rad tae Whole chautsr through rith ~
y . . &. .--.f- ..-
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= r. 1esss Frerato~r $50 CONNIE s@la1
4 ar-sasFrs sFf sfortfIauf Inetifsl g & rtesI
Pace frurfetraTf H~nnt ksr1 "a Niet. Pre-
fzsres hrrf frT srien - acfsrre ir- ne rirer-
eifF. F.tf rr9lnF iecies sd rertsrorr faF ffls-
rees ilit. Yifh ~ tafinf SEPT eth. - Tvfa-
tnf sen1ci frcrr -elferntscs 51us For g ~ -
rleses eodress .. {. Lean. PrtncirsL srsos D q
ia kfoh.
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Il seene1 as though thev we're anxious 20
make sorle amends fcr the shameful treat
nlenf hal sireadv rece we'd on hoard the
Golden Hswk FoSivke hai an endless
store of Interesting suecdotes relating -
criminal cases and the pecaH afifies n
famous i1dces ard counsel. vhi.e Drank
sorae's falk vas uhat hs8 foun3 it - he a.
S. srhor0azh with vt and en-
inte Csn-e such as very few nnao r1th
whou / have ever been ia ccnteef have poe-
eeS1eI
Hut 81 c0nrersatien -ss sforpes ~ the
arrival pf fte ietter bag Ridiculous ss 4
snen fhst ii n-usf te o. expeet anything eiss
J confess thaf pas dissrroirse3 when J
founi thst there v-as nothing for ne in the
baz had secretly CHING q ire hore hist
Mauie~erer might have betrayed nv pos
tion n nsasf in rhi~h case ! feit ss1rea
that 50 vole zeek so1as nneans ~ coraznn-
nicsfine with ne
Bst tso1zh there ras - bitter for nae. t5e-s
vas news from Great Loftoz Had NJ m
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

ioaaa dead ia lA l,ea yesterday msrnins.
/ ana ll.1 1fEelr4Dl<s inllcale tlist Le die4
/ 1W1.z q ni af elaisIss a. NAlch u l. ~
/ ullFel t1ai ila ssas slt iscL IL u 1af thouEht
I hkal3 THAI aag lnquesi sll be hel1 Mr
/ Az1lstcI,'T L2a llig reotnilg ssilioa IL Ing
1 .4n1 iis yssi forfuas Lzslng l.sen aoQama-
las.a l1 ADslrallz. Nhere - aas vel kn0en
- ll'e se-llhlesr a. lhe slaatiss arissQ-racy.
/ Is ieaRes ielln8 ham . niec4 shc res..isd
~it iln al 0Is4a Lorion Hal Ar AAa-
lekeN auEllg ihs short f.ariod II LA rezl-
asaae or Ls y AoTksiIre estate Lad aIdaared
himself g. lls islanIs by has l.asraiity aad
1 kluliine,s H. .-ad, however been ia alhne
he.liA allaosi ever sInos La arrival ia Elle-
is4A AetAias - known - yei - = li.s dls-
/ Pa,iIlol lf Lls iIlnlellse wtaitll
We sal utterly para-s ~ by ths sudden
bioN lbai had thas iA.iea up.n IA EVen 4.
alshouyh Aad ~ ersat reason T. is.sl drawn
towards Aalleserer, was sllllI.ed by ths
greatness ani unex4ec1elnazs ~ thls
oaiaInirF Fesiyks Vas n4Anlfs,zlls aeilaied
and AlereaDlols. Gnabit a. reail1e what Il
Was that had happened As Tor blAnk-
soule. has iacs was slastiy. All tle bFigAf-
aess lad faded cat ~ H. ana he saI via
drawn tesure-. paiiid lIs an1 e4es vids
/ open staring into space After thai nlniflcd
cry of horror he had saelI4ed h. h. literally
ncApahle ~ speeeA
u doas telieye Hi' criei FoslY b. ai lAst
/ 1T l. some d--l internal Ae oi .he neus-
papers "a. Branksaiae, don q you tLink
sa tool For 0oa's sake man. Gont ia tAis
upset yoal IA telegraph az once He
slarisd up though About g. isaye tAa rolm
ior that paTI'ose.
Bfafksonas ieshly RAISED h. hand 60 stay
him
-Dont go.T be said almost in a whisper,
-lof ihs love u he4sen &c noi leate u.e
80"
There wa something IN has tns ti.af made
tle ieei than sas De tfolA had no rlght.
saw. % intIude upon such grief and horror
a. his goi 80 quietly and stole oai 81 tie
/ room } went our into the street where the
snow was living. aai walked Up and down
baneheaael. regardless ot the cold. try ne 10
collect mv thoughts anl realize ~slai q vas
that had happened
And my FIRST clear idea was one ~ which
az The time ! felt ashamed of which 4 am
even more ashamed noN after the lapse of
years ! forgot all about MauleVerer him
soif and oniv crasped the idea fiat a. lasf
the obstacle which stood hsfNesn Daisy
and myself haa been removed There was
no'hing now 10 prevent OR marriage
Nothin Yes. i rsmeuber,i myself There
was the dsfk shaaow of Nauleverers gold
Even now-from his grave ] felt wei assured
that with his dead hand BE- would strive %
keep us asuuder
The thought ~ Daisy had ouickened my
intellect. and saw that there was al least
one step which I ought % take ] won't hack
20 the little room where J had lefi hrank-
some AMI Fosiyka } found them engaged
| in cOuVprsaf iOu of fhe m .sf asrnrst lH-frlp-