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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-12-11
SCHEDULE.
EQUIPMENT.

Trains 4o3 and Al are composed of the
handsomest Pullman Drawing Room, Buffet
Sleeping Cars and Day Coaches.
No. 4o3 ("The Atlanta Specially is 'vesi-
bued from end to end and is operated solid
from Washington to Atlanta without change.
No. Al is operated solid from Portsmouth
to Atlanta without change
No. As, composed of Day Coaches, is ope-
rated solid Charleston 10 Atlanta Through
Sumter, Columbia, Prosperity and New berry }
without change.
These trains land passengers in the Union
Depot at Atlanta-as near the Exposition
grounds as through pas ,eugers via any line
are landed.
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Look Through Your Old Papers.
Confederate Postage Stamps wanted. Will
pay good prices for them. Leave all stamps
on original envelopes and bring or send IL
me at once G. D. SCHWARTZ,
3m. Sumter, S. G..
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RATES.

DATES OF SALE AND LIMITS.
Column A-Tickets sold daily to Decembe
18th, with Iextreme limit January 7,h,
1896.
Column C.-Tickets sold daily to December
30th, with extreme limit Is days troln date
Of sale.
Column E-Tickets sold daily to December
3Oth, with extreme limit days from date
Of SALE
THE EXPOSITION
surpasses, in some respects, any Exposition
yet held in America. Here you 6nd, side by
side, exhibits from Florida and Alaska, Cali
10. nia and Maine, the United States of Amer
ica and the United States of Brezil, Mexic,
and Canada, and so on until nearly ,sar,
civilized nation on tie glohe is represented
On the terrices are found, among many
fractions, Arab. Chinese and Mexican village
showing jnst now those peoples have thei
'dai!y walk and conversation"
Ask for tickets via "TAs Sez0oard Dir
Line -
Pullman Sleeping Car reservations VII! be
made and further Information furnished upon
application TO any Agent Of the oeaboard
Air Line, or to the Undersigned.
W. W. B. GLOVER, T J. ANDERSON,
Traffic Manager General Pass Agt
E. ST. JOHN,
Vice-President.
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OF being in close proximity 10 the mines.
Ha says there IL lots OF good land In the
valley Of the Methow and other rivers in
the district and that the Inducements for
immigrants were never better. and paen
OF small means can come into the country
and make money at mining and at the
same time raise their own eatables at
small effort. His farm Is located at the
mouth Of the Twist. tributary stream
Of the Methow.
people who have their homes In our VII
doing well. but we want good company
stock. there being fine range for about
eight months In the year. We have a
good time up there. and every one Is
happy We had a big turnout at the
Christmas tree last Christmas at Silver.
people coming from all over the district.
There were 80 in attendance.
We have two sawuills on the river,
one being located On the Methow. eight
miles from it's mouth, and the other forty
miles mp the river. A MIR. Thompson, of
Eiienshurg. will soon. build grist mill
near Silver and then we Will be fixed.
Silver can easily be reached via Wen
atchee and the steamer City of Eilens-
burg. UP the Columbia river. thence by
wagon over a good road. The mines can
he reached In the sarse manner. a good
ROAD going to within fifteen miles of the
diggings The road was built three
years ago, the people up there just taking
of their coats and getting In and build
ing a good road"
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ONE THING Is SETTLED.



TIE eerynnxsy Of naesor Is DISTURBED
wss@n great asxsp'xn.s OF Money are board
81 Instead % beng kept IN free csrsuA@-
flssu The economy Of tire hsEwza . 6osly
susysrs wi1rn ire bsoof Is stored up IA
cersasz organs whsie others hare scz-s-esy
enfsa1h 70 i've On. TEES ruardtnx u blood
e called congestion and * - ore ~ f1e
ssanw@rx OF fs4 present outbreak of grip
IL Affects Lungs. stomach and boEsas.
Congestion unrssieye4 becomes snuarn-
ysassan. ard every intelligent person
kEsywx rssak ttfzs means when tire cEr-
teru Of life are affected. That growing
s0aFgess aeross EEe chest. frat basTlf1i
serge cF susSness IN the head ar@ ssgIss tlag
tire grip ras fasd IT'S ssuscnez upon POO.
Please send me SIX bctties a Du1ys
Pure Malt WHISKY, writes Mr.. r Alex
srsisr. of Malvern. Ia. 1T t. ne beSf
n4sf5ctne for the grip. and we MUS nave
sc
conweste<f organs are relieved u thesr
surplus OF blood. fne circulation ls equal
fzesi, the appetite snarp4nesf arb tire rsge@-
ton Improved By this whole~osrst ard
hsspfsi stfTnafsaTst. Thae explains ffs un-
broken szrrcesz Ia cases cf gr4p.
Nothing whieh does less will ward CT
the grip ard ns EsrvdiIct OF mortal skill
can ds Epors. Subjected to the stern test
has established itHssf firmly IN the eS-
teesn OF physicians and Iaymer. feeling
Its streng tneslfng Influence, wvfiseT " ssat
fRsv would d. without II in these bleak
vsyssef days wfssn grip IL In the air,
Nobody need try 90 DO WITHOUT IL. TOT
GfOoers ard druggists always nave ~ IN
stork. knowing that confidence III its uSs-
faineas has bred q steady demand for 10.
Doctors differ as 10 tire final effect OF Ger
tain remedies. There are only A few the
value ~ wls5ch is hayoTfd dispute. Dunys
Nal; Whisky Is among them.
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found. For Sale. For Rent anc situattons :
Wanted viii D. inserted az the rate OF /
cent a word each Insertion Payment al
ways In ADVANCE No advertisements re-
ceivesi for less than . cents
EOTTCEThe business ONCE OF me
Post-fntsiifgsncer Is open rntA II p. rLs
Sunday hours a. m 20 p. n Glass;
fed advertisements viii be received up .
this tine.
Advertisements viii be received at
branch Offices of the Post-Intellieencer att
TACOMA BcREAT-fIfs Pacific avenue,
NJ NJ Mattisau. Manager.
PRT. TGWESEEp--Fr a Springer
BELLIN5HAHM BAY BIREAU-Sew
whatcons. corner Holly and Canoe streets
O. FL. Culver. Manager.
The. following letters await advertisers
at this Office.
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RECEIPTS
EXPENDITURES


During the month las sss $50 gallons Of
water were pumped from Lake Wash
lngton. or an average OF t.sen.gH gallons
Per day.
"a present" said member Of the wa
Ter department yesterday. 1.-The city OF
Seattle pumpe about 20 gallons per capita
FER day. which shows beyond a aues-
zion OF a doubt that the waste Is some
thing awful In other large cities of the
United atates Is gallons per capita Il con-
sifIered a good average. II must be re-
n,embe-ed. too. that this Is supposed TO
Ne the season OF the pear when the peo-
rie use less water than at any other. time
IN the year. The Holly pump shcald
really pump twice as much water as the
city sheuId require at this season. but
during the past two months II has been
hiring one of the other pumps into service
IN order 10 supply the demand.
1.-THE city In robbed daily of considerable
water. but at present there Is less Of this
work going on than ever. Stiil. day
hardly passes that we do not como across
some dishonest person who has been
getting water free for n month. six
months and sometimes year, The 9TH
er day we discovered break In one Of
our pipes through which the city was los
ing more than 10000 gallons day. No
flowed into the hay. A party near by
knew OF the break but did not report It
because he knew that the city In repair
Ing the break would drop on To the fact
that he WAS getting water free from the
city. We. however. found the break and
made the necessary repair. at the same
time making the discovery which the
party had endeavored 10 conceal
Under the present administration II has
been the practice when a discovery Ii
made that person Is enjoying free wa
ter through some hook or crook. to charge
him with the hack water rent and cut OF
his supply until the money due has been
paid. In that way over sl.400 has been
collected
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J. II Ea~Gfev. merchant: os Silver. a
thriving frontier town on the Nerhow
rtser near she famous State creek Entacs
~ the Cascade mountains. IS ia Tss city
SRI Is q EaeSs AZ tse stevens hCssl Mr.,
havkley says shat sisaHgs he hss a farm
located 80 at AEstsuie 81 nearly - eeeS
BE- rasraU@x 80 raise 50 manner Of tAe
hAFsstsr SFaiHs ARD vegetables and at the
--~sAs LINE has the additional! advantage
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LEFERETT SWEANY, NJ. D.
lnfon Hieeka
9l3 Front ST.. Seattle, Wash.

FOR SAlE-fwo of the most beau
tifas residential sites i'm SEATTLE.
SiEs isoxal2 aud siOxsis. respect
lively. Snperb view Of Lake Wash
lngteu and moaata rs. ". Marriott,
sos Bailey building,
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ApyKnrIsERv NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In COPY by O'Clock SATURDAY 10 M
P0sT-ISTELLIGESc co.
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WANTED--A girl to assist In light house
work at s. a month: a good home to
the right person. Address S. H.. Post
Intelligencer.
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WANTED-Girl for cook and general
work In private family. Mrs. Percy w.
Rochester 1904 Yesler avenue.
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wANTED--For u. S. army, bodied,
unmarried men. between the ages OF q
and 80; good pay. ratlons. clothing and
medical attendance: must be prepared TO
furnish satisfactory evidence as to age
character and habits. Apply at room 81
Boston block Seattle, Wash.
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WORK OF THE PUMPS.
Revenue and Expenses Of the
Water Department
HOW DEAoHEADs STEAL WATER
Tho Average Consumption Too High
Tricks OF fre Thieves and How
They Are Detected.

The rrrorf Of the water department for
skA spnnsh Of January. which was filed
vsTfs the board OF pgnlic works Saturday
norpfux. shows that there was q falling
Of Ia the receipts for tire month In COM
rarfspn with January. fsss. which the city
rfsissais say is due largely 10 the great
redssction IN rates. The receipts for jan
ssary. fsss. were however. three times
"a much az the disbursements and the
expenses for the month In comparison
with January. fsss were much less-
The report makes The following show
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wANTED-A girl for general Homework:
good home to the right party. I'LL Wash
ington street
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wANTED-Small men. we have still left
few of those $40 and So suits In small
sizes only. at S each. Boston Clothing
House, Second street, near Pike.
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AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

MDME. DAHL. teacher OF banjo. guitar
and violin 2i2o Second or rs Pike
street
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WANTED-Lady for Office work: some
knowledge of shorthand and plain book
keeping required: so per month. Apply
between and o'clock at room 4, Gott-
stein block.
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STORAGE.

STOODARD e. BROWN STORAGE CUM.
pany: dry storage In brick hullaihg,
duced rates. Office. Burke buiidins.
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

wANTED-Three men and two women at
once to canvass In city and state; big
pay; call at once. 81 Pike street. Seat
tie, Wash.
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INSTRUCTION.

INsTRUCTfoN-Ban1o guitar and man.
dolin. rapid progress guaranteed Club
practice free. Prof Sherry, el Burke
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EMPLOYMENT wASTED--FEMALE,

EMPLOYMENT wANTED--FEMALE
wANTED-Situation as nurse or second
girl by young French woman; good
seamstress. references. Address NJ. d..
Observation-Disclosures Bureau. Tacoma
WANTED-Piace by competent German
woman cook. 2I5 Marion street.
berrnaid Address V. W., care Post-In-
telligencer.
homework: no washing; good references.
G. loo, care Post-Tntelligencer.
wANTED-young lady wants position as
bookkeper. cashier or clerk. Address NJ.
w, Observation-Disclosures
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rheumatism. Lumbsko, scistica, Kid
ncy Complaints. Lame Back. Eft.
DIR. SANDEN'S ELECTRIC BELT
With Eseetro-Msgnetic ~UsPENsORY
Lates, Patents! Best improvements!
vii enrv without medicines all Weak ncss re-
sulttng from over-tsxssion OF brain nerve forces:
excuses or indiscrelon, as nervous debility,
sespieseness, langunr, rheumatism. kidney.
liver ana bladder complaints, lame back. ium-
baEo. seiatics all female npiaints, general IL.
health. ste. This electric Bell con tains wond sr-
iui improvements over all others. cCrrent IL
INSTANTLY felt by wesrer or we forfeit t5.00c CO.
and will cure all OF the above discascs or no
pay Thousands have been cured by this mar.
vsfous invention after ali other remedies failed
and we ave hundfeds OF testimonials In this
and ever other -tata
ont Powerful Improved ELECTRIC sUsrgN-
FOXY, the greatest boon ever offered weak men,
PRIZE with all heits. Health aud yigorou
strength GU ARANfEED IN 90 10 o. daya seni
Tor Itustra:ct f.tnph .et mailed. .eaied, tres.
sANDEN ELECTRIC co.
Coz. Third aai v ~ hi.x.or - pn.ssassd Or
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Notice is further given mat all of said
stockholders have made default In the
payment OF their said assessments tlpon
their sad shares OF stock, after due no.
sfce had been given 70 each OF them az
required by law and the bylaws OF said
company. ard thar said sale will be made
at the time and place above specified AT
public auction to the highest bidder and
that at such sale the person who shall
pay the assessment due as above stated
together with the pro rata expense of ad-
vertising and OF sale for the smallest
number of shares. or portion of n share
of each of said delinquent stockholders
shall be deemed the highest bidder
JAMES II. WATSON. Vice prexident
Secretary.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-Informatio W. G. Hitchcock
formerly. of Prineville. Or will learn
something to his advantage Call or
communicate with l. Kohn. manager
Csoldstein Hat Co, Ill Front street. Sc
attic, Wash.
WANTEn-Informati OF the present
whereabouts OF Henry Carlisle of ST
ClairSviile. O.. who was last heard of In
Seattle fcur years ago. by his mother
Address Robert Carlisle, Glencoe, o.
Reward
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HELP wANTED--FEMALE.

wANTED-Giri for general Homework
two an family. 1888 East. corner of Dt-
vision: apply this morning.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ARcANA LODGE. No. 81, F. and A. NJ
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays OF each month
c. E. PATTEN, w. III.
A. s. GIBBS. Sec.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINQUENT
shares of stock.-Office of the West Sc
attic Land & Improvement Company,
Seattle. Wash. March H. 1865
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance
of a resolution of the board of trustees
of said company duly held this day certain
shares of the capital stock of said company,
hereafter described or so much thereon as
may be necessary 20 satisfy a certain as-
sessment of 81 per share duly levied there
on by said board of trustees at it's meet
Ing held February ID. 1856. win be sold at
public auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash at the east door of the United States
postoffice in the city OF Seattle at the
hour of IL o'clock a. m. on Saturday, the
18th day of April. y -. 1896
The following is a particular dissertation
of the shares Of stock ordered to be gold
together with the names OF the respective
shareholders and the amount of the re-
speetive assessments levied on their
said shares of stock:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cutters, 80 men to
cut sandstone by the piece on l.. s. dry
dock Charleston. Wash: union or nom
union men: the work Is on the United
States reserve and no interference from
outside parties will be permitted. Byron
BARLOW & Co.
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DKESSMAKISG.

MISS LEONARD. dreszmakirg parioH
No 81 Columbia street. oppoz'c P
office: spring suits. s..
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EDUCATIONAL.
coSsERv kToRY OF MUSIC.

SEATTLE CONSERVATORY OF MuSic
and Ravenua Seminary. Mrs. Beck, =
NJ. b. NJ, director. Satisfactory PRIV
gress guaranteed. Branch studio -
Hotel Stevens.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED--MALE.
WANTED-Good Japanese cook wants
place In private family. Harry. llos Sec
ond street.
WANTED - Situation by experienced
bookkeeper. salesman, stenographer and
typewriter: city references. Address
Ink, Post-Inteliigencer.
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ELoCUTIoN.

ELoCUTIoN-Mrs SIauson announces
reduced price for spring term; call Sat-
urday- Room 6. Hoiyoke block
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS wANTED--Seaied propos-
ais. in duplicate. for six months sup
plies viii iye received by the board or
trustees Of the Western Washington,
hospital for the insane. uEtif O'clock
a. IN April sth. 1850. Separate bids will
be received for groceries. dry goods
-four and feed, meats. drugs. hard
ware. weed lumber and other articles
not here enumerated For full fnfrr-
nation and complete list OF articles
wanted address W. j. Rogers. accounts
ant. ". W. II. fer l.. Fort SteiIacoon,
Wash.
A. 3. STEWART.
A. r. CHAMBERS
J. 8. WHrTEN0T-SE
Trustees for the Western Washington
Hospital for the Insane.
Fort sieiiacoorET. Wash, March 4 rSas
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wANTED-Students for evening classes:
81 per month. Acme Business College.
Seattle National Bank building.
wANTED-Odd Fellows unemployed or
those desiring TO increase present IN
come: must be good In conversation:
references required Call on or address
room H. Halter building, Seattle Wash.
EANTED-Those desiring male help can
get IL at the city mission free OF cost.
Coz Commercial street. Telephone Iof7
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LOST.

LOST-Thursaay afternoon. lady's silver
watch gold chain, small ensneied pit
cher charm. reward. LuelIa Mallory.
$40 Howell street.
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wANTED--MIsC ELLANEorS.

wANTEDv~The furniture OF TWO or three
small houses Tor cash. Browder. SIT
Third.
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pAWNBROkER.
STOVE REPAIRS.

STOVES REPAIRED-Stove repairs az
kind. Leave order, Sixth ana riAs'
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MASSAGE.

MRS. NETA--Electro treatments: lost
powers restored: corns and buni0ns
cured. SOC Front street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FULL UPPER AND LOWER set OF
teeth. Sic; single plates IS; extracting,
80 cents: all kinds of filling, crowns.
etc, at reasonable prices. DIR. Putnam,
room 40l Washington block, over Stew
art e. Holmes drug store.
PIANOS TO RENT-W.ater Il Harper
Burke building.
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THE PLACE TO exchange something you
don't want for something you do? Brow
der, SI7 Third.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
Engineers and contractors; bridge buii1.
ing, dredging. harbor improvements ana
general contracting. 522 Seattle Nation
al Bank building.
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SAN FRANCISCO Owe WORKS, 50
SeSea4 street
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MISCELLANEOUS.
THOROUGHBRED EGGS for Matching;
Brahma. 81 per dozen; Langshan, 75c
White and Brown Leghorn. Soc. f.
O'Seal. lis Cherry street: ranch Drexei
avenue. James street line.
COLUMBIA BICYCLES. 'ai pattern. only
$50. Seattle Cycle Co.
ALL WHO ARE SEEKING a safe and
profitable investment should invests
gate the plan of the Equitable Ruflfire-
Loan Association. Send for a prospectus
5i2 New York block.
GET YOUR EGGS for setting from head
quarters. Log Cabin Poultry Yards, 1905
Florence street. Winners in the last
poultry show or sixteen first prizes
THE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY
has the largest premium income Of any
fire company in the world. II. o. Shuey
resident manager. New York block
LADIES HATS reshaped. hieached and
dyed: all latest styles 5i1 Pike street
OLD PAPERS for sale at the business
office of this paper: 15c per bundle
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SPIRITUALISM.

MRS. LOE r. PRIOR. trance and 49,
dome. parlor IS. Office hours. 10 q M -
p, m. Seances Tuesday and FL
evenings, 7:S0. Sunday evening lecf1&
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LEGITIMATE MASSAGE treatment: a.
cohol and steam sulphur baths: face
and body massage specially. Mfa
Christie, room 10, Gil Second street
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-08-02

brought all his earthly possessions
with him, his arms and his gods.
Among other things, he had a long
bamboo spear and some Andaman
cocoanut mating, with which l made
a sort of a sail. For ten days we were
beating about, trusting to luck, and on
the eleventh we were picked up by
trader which was going from Singa-
pore to Jiddah with crowd of Malay
pilgrims. They were rum crowd, and
Tonga and 1 soon managed to settle
down among them. They had one
good quality-they let you alone and
asked no questions.
We'll. if were to tell you all the
adventures that my little chum and
went through, you would not thank
me, for [ would have you here until
the sun was shining. Here and there
we drifted about the world, something
always turning up to keep US from Lon
don. All the time, however, never
lost sight of my purpose. l would
dream of Sholto at night. A hundred
times have killed him in my sleep.
At last, however, some three or four
years ago, we found ourselves in Eng
land. had no great difficulty in find
ing where Sholto lived, and l set to
work to discover whether he had real
lied the treasure. or if he still had it.
made friends with some one who could
help me- name no names, for don't
want to get anyone else in a hole-and
soon found that he still had the Jew
els. Then tried to get at him in many