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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-23
MINING NOTES.

A splendid specimen Of the high
high grade ore now being mined on
the Original Bullfrog is on exhibition
at the office of Detch & &:MeMullin- The
chunk weighs over 200 pounds and
shows free gold in abundance all over
it
! Sol Camp received word the first Of
the week that the entire bottom Of the
National Bank shaft is in high grade
orc.
The first shipment from the Triangle
at Diamondfeld was sent out the first
of the week. It consisted of tons
that was taken out in sinking the
shaft and drifting q short distance.
The ore was paid for at the rate of
$e4 ton. Very little care was taken
in sorting
The first shipment Of the LIE Foe
lease on the Gold Coin owned by the
Jumbo Extension company was sent to
the New Western Reduction company
on last Tuesday. The lot contained
about 8 tons and was taken out in
sinkiA4 tbe shaft to depth Of 20 fest
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-23
able Indications. The shaft is down

able indications. The shaft is down
68 feet and over 100 feet of drifting
and crosscutting has been done A
number of veins of low grade ore have
been encountered and assays have
been secured running as high as $4.6O.
After a little more work is done at
this level sinking vii be continued to
the water level, and the different leads
will b. explored from this point.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-23
KRISE IS BACK.

Chas. krise, one of the fortunate
owners of the Qnartzite lease, re-
turned Sunday from a trip to Phila-
dclphia and other eastern points. He
reports the sale of 100000 shares of
stock in the Snowstorm- Goldfeld Min
ing company to Philadelphia, Pitts
burg and Clearfeld parties, at 25
cents per share. This company owns
the Snowstorm group near Ida and
Mr.. Krise thinks they have a good
mine.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-23
REILLY'S LUCK.

J.
the original sees Of
Goldfc having
which adding greatly that fortune
hoed On Wednesday he started
day
ledge which
wide said before better
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-23

The grading of the railway from
Tonopah has been completed and now
it is only a question of ties, rail and
rolling stock to place the town on q
railway naap.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-23

noea town that
the lower levels of this
while Mlnag Bragdon admitted that some
had discovered be he refused to talk Tor publication
ected extent and thoroughly
noted lis conservatism but IN his talk
could rot help but show his pleasure over
the shaft the 2Sofoot
January broke into tine 4foot
body grade addition the gold values
Of oo1ne and cfopyrlse
thoroughly disseminated through the
value Of the exceeds $50
peg ton.
such IS the fact the ground
virgin and u1sxplored to the surface.
should
January claim end line stake.
north of the shaft the aoot level we are
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-23
ATLANTA.

IT vas proIirred in these columns
some time ago that pay ore would
be found on the property and evident
ly the Dr"di,.tlnn wss AL right. This
morning on what Is known as lease
No. 5 Ic..ce was uncovered IN 4 shal'
low trench and feet of it pans well,
anil the lcss"es siv that the ore ac-
cCr,iing to the raDniDgs will run all
fhn way from sln TO $3.50 ton, but
~ 20 nss,rs lave been made on the
s,.r.sz. this Of course is all guess work.
1.b,~s rho have -ecn the new find
s.y the nre IL s:'',iai III appearance
"a ths- eirk Junlo rock. The territory
tc;ns tk~ Jumbo on the southeast and
che extans,ou of the Jumbo dykes runs
through the ground.
ooLDF1E1D01AxToN.
This company was RECENTLY organ
iae,l AMI purchased the Morning and
Morning No. ! ciaima, situated south
and east Of tho Black Butte about
ne-half mile. The company Is com
posed OF Kansas City investors, who
vii, endeavor IA end ore on the prop
critics. Some rich aoat WAS picked up
an the ground few weeks ago, show
free gold and an attempt was made
uy the finder to secure a lease on
porti"a Of the ground, but the owners
would nut lease and later sold the
claims. T.. II. Boyer Of Kansas City
viii he in Gol.lfeld next week for the
pose of starting work on the com
panys account.
OHIO GIRL GROUP.
Vim. II. Tilh"ls, the Salt Lake bro
Aer. has recently sold the Ohio Girl
group of four elaAs near So'dne"'
The precursors sU0e to form com
pany anu devsaD ~ property.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Work on the Califor nia Goldheid
properties comprising the California
claim and the Rambler Fraction, is pro
crossing rapidly. On the Califo'n'a
claim the shaft is down SO feet at
which depth 9-foot ledge was oneorn'
tered, carrying sulphides They sre
now drifting on the hedge and ar IN
about 10 feet.
On the Rambler Fraction there kra
two large parallel qnartz hedges, dlso
two lodges intersecting the other at
right angles These hedges are Hp1
being thoroughly prospeeted and non
measurements taken from various
open cuts shows them to be from IS
TO 30 feet in width with strong min
eralization of the foot wall. WorA9 h
being prosecuted to find the most de-
sirable place to sink a working sh1ft.
sEARcH1IaHr COPPER eoID
The Southwestern Securities edm-
pany is financing the Searehlights Cop
per Gold Mining oompanrr new II
corporation which has acquired prop
erty in the Searchlight district. Har-
ry J. Newton, formerly editor Of the
Denver Daily Mining Record, is one
Of the directors.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-23
NOT A GOLD BRIcK---JUST A GOLD BAR.

o. of
year. property
Mining company
found wednesday the surface where
h4 ouartz ledge crop ont to the heiubt feet Once more
gold
another
mines opened without dgmt persistent the
prospecting their
shaft depth of 70 feet well defined
drift extended 100 but only
found Thomas Lynch
abandoned the shaft and started trenng and pnning
the big outcroppns
ooors found Of the dirt and BY careful obseva
ledge One piece Of
Clipped covered with free gold An
other mine had opened tho the in place
discovery west side line
all indications that the vein and shoot could be
ed ground the O. The lode owned by
Joins
time purchase the entire
Murphy Al Myers l. L Patrick
the principal stock
holders the Gold and the price paid and
was practically cash proposition The same day lumber was
blacksmith and the force of miners in
creased trench 100 feet in length has been dug on the line d
shovel full of the loose dirt
assayed and it showed
gold OF $500 Three assays have been made on the ouop
png quartz sized and taken from
s4sso s152so and
which all of IS feet wide is all but not all
side feet Nearly piece of
of would
shifts to work sink
ing sacked shipment Manager
that they
covered Of shoots that has been found in the
c. O. D.
grade little work The exen
O. and At
~tde and high
these black heds''
miners operating
in
fall by Col Ed F. Browne Of
organized the Rovnek the
president and be halls from Pesburg Pa president
of L. Koontz Of Allegheny
held and around
with the eception of that owned by COL Browne
of both the Gold Bar and O. D. The
mine Col Browne
thoroughly
that existed the
ground he
the best and district
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-23
A NOBLE STRIKE.

considered good mining
made the Noble lode TOgnone
noble and the import
The grornd Is cwrd BY
principal beng Msrsb
under the dhecssu %
SHAFT sunk
bottom driven south TO ee
going distance Of 80 feet it entered
showing
disclosed the extent Of the body
richness bat pieces Of the
thousands The
dollars obtained It where
distance SO It.
that the limits
stretched miles The
shipper
other nearly miles While
of the Intervening
moment but that mines would be opened
individual
There hundreds of
showing
the glad It'd
Thursday night Mrs E. who
during Mrs YsGger appeared to
Vt high grade owned the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-23
FLORENCE.

The crosscut at the 35o or bottom
level has not reached the vein and ore
shoot Considerable ore is being hoist
ed and crew of ore sorters have been
put to work and steady shipments of
high grade ore will he in order the
coming week. Owing to the scarcity
of lumber the work on tine new ore
house is not progressing very rapidly.
it would te hard matter to convince
are working on the outside sections
of the company's grOnnd that they
would not strike it, and Judging by
the highly mineralized rock that is
icing hoisted from the different shall
low ehafts it would be NO cinch bet
to wage against any of them. One that
pans and assays we'll rs being broken
in the Tyson Wallace and Watson
blocks of ground on the Cornishman,
and Sommers and Gray have a good
showing in their 20-foot shaft ON the
in the bottom Is inches wide that as
saye as high az $3.50.
ToNoPAH CLUB
This old-time favorite is again in
the ring and ready to compete with
all co,aers for first place in the list Of
Goldfe,1 shippers. 1t may sound lit
tie o6d TO call 'Fonopah Club an "old
timer Int things have been moving
pretty fast in the district since high
grade Was opened up on tie property
last f;.N. 4 feu small shipments were
M.nt out and some of tie ore went
nway up in the pictures For some
reason or otha- vort was suspended
after depth Of 40 feet had been
reached ant when there was good ore
In sight Tins wocL three leases have
been given on the ground and all are
supposed to he on the veein and ore
shoot. The company has reserved
blocks ii and l2 and have started
work and expect to ship regularly.
With IN or move tons or mill rock to
market al once, that will average $50,
and good sized streak Of high grade
to sink on there is NO reason why
steady output cannot be maintained.
The ore shoot has been proven up by
treDching for distance of $50 feet.
The Conquer G. M. Co. is the owner of
the mine.
@ BLACK BUTTE
Strikes from this we'll known prop
erty have been ehronicled many
times. The reason is that it is almost
impossible to sink anywhere in the i'm
mense ledge that runs through the
sompany's acreage without finding
pockets and seams of very high grade
ore. In the main workings bodies OF
uuartz have been crosscut over 80
feet and all Of IT is rich enough to run
through mill. The latest discovery
was made neer the center Of the Black
Prtte No. 9 lode on the east side of
the hill A A-foct ledge was uncovered
near the surface and drift has been
EXTENDED On it for 10 feet and assays
have toen secured running all the way
from SO to $50.
ATLANTA.
It vas predicted in these columns
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-23

hosting sacking which shows
uphd considerable quantity This also virgin ground
the having done development work OF the shaft
business the
rapidly resuning normal conditions
Of the both at the mine and at the oompny Of
mining and them
judges of this Find and all unanimous
opinion strike big and important Some
entire body with little sorting will
value Of $780, the balance being gold The
and
Probably showing block worked by Hon
ard associates where good sized streaax Of rock be-
high
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-06-23
THE SANDSTORn.


chamber, 40 feet
entire chamber for height Of Is feet
right Of feet and showed average
a superficial
feetthat will yield $3.50 for foot ad
in the body.
Along the of the chamber its ent there
dipping northwest that
made during the week
sacked from this streak 200
believed that the entire
described and with little screening
employed and
of the breaking and sacfing
wicked explosion of powder, that fortunately did
nmbe,
vertical
all production that point The
possible,
bottom of
in the shows
ment continuous production is expected
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07
Seeds of Prehistoric Plants.

One of the oddities Of coal mine
in Belgium is that the earth brought
to the surface with the coal contains
many seeds of plants unknown 10 mod
ern bOtanists AS the shaft runs to a
depth Of 1876 feet, it would seem that
these seeds must be those Of plants
which fourished ages ago and which,
after centuries of darkness. at las
spring into growth again when brouch;
to the vivifying influences of light
and air. Most of the proaucts are
rank growths of weeds unlike any o.
the h.tter-day vegetation
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07
Queer Present for Jockey.

Eariy I'm his career Fordham the
great English rider. received perl aps
the most remarkable present ese. o.
ierea 10 u jockey. He had, BY bril-.
liant h"fsomanship. pulled off 4 ace
on hors" which started Il complete
outsider, and had won something ike
$@A,ono for its fortunate owner. Not
"nEaturally The jockey cteG a sub
s'au'ial recognition OF his skin. and
his feelings may rather b. imagined
than described when the owner AVE
INN pat on the back and placed in
his hand a package OF candy.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07
SERMON SERVED GOOD PURPOSE
Sudden Delivery Of Theology Ma5e
Horse Stop and Think.

What was possibly the most con
F.rc!0s SERMON in The world was n.y.
'T preached. lr was devoted 10 aa-
".lcr use. Archbishop TAFT was id.ay-
ing along country road poring Otar
'A" mauu-crlr ot his sermon at he
r'a". Ills attention was attracted Hy
" ruar and q clau"r behind and / IN
4Hr refund hc saw i horse atiach,s 20
a huge .orrie car-eriug down aEAU
al "a ga'jup The animal Vas heyand
'ar 'purD. ~ irz driver aud ras
making Straight for the hack of Nhe
doscart In which the archbishop IA
rl-in" TIL" runaway drew rapie "
nearer. hut Tatr waited caImIr. iea.
@~ 70 numbered Hp 10 the u sht lraa.
." -"lecf"d rha HsScholo, : al mon eas
Th,u with AN his forIr he flung IT,
manytyaEnd sermon. mI, in its lac
IH' runaway -,oFGrd short to thir.k il.
over and azs'He dit 50 his driver g.
h.w iH ha'1d asafn and the situation
WAS Crd- The poor beast had n y r
had ,'ucA .b.atfer' of theology L.
.yir'." WIS the archbishop's conn eut.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07
Advertisement Did Double Duty.

A few years ago an eccentric Lon
don poultry dealer. named FoN, com
biued birth announcement with an
advertisement of his wares. lie in
serted in the papers an advertisement
to the effect that Another Hr,le Fox
found Its way into my establishment
between ten and eleven last night
but Notwithstanding i's arrival there
will be no diminufiCn in the number
or quality OF the geese for which my
establishment has long been famous
Remember tina; the old Fox is always
cunning in securing Tor business tie
UlrTPest goose.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07
Pasted Plaster on Eandhnn

seFefaI l0ars ago Turner Mel
physician was called TO prescribe for
a Young woman, He ordered the
mother 10 apply a plaster 10 the pa
Ienfs chest The following dav he
called to see if his advice had been
followed, and, finding the patient
about the house, was complimcnting
his good judgment when the old Iady
informed him that, as there was no
chest in the house, she had pasted
the plaster on a bandbox.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07
Too Much for the Old Man

The North Atchison boys tell
story on Joe Henderson. Joe is the
father of Jess Henderson. the athlete
who used to be rated as the strongest
man in town. When Jess was about
Is years old, and after he had taken
boxing lessons several months. Joe at.
tempted TO box his ears. After irving
his best, Joe couldn't hit Jess. less
vas too 'scienced:" SO father Joe
vert into the house and said to b;s
wife: Mamma. what's the rat,er
With our Jess? He needs whipping
aut ''an't hit him. "-Atchison al -,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07
NOTHING NEW UNDER TIE SUN.
Complaint Frequently Made To-Day
Was Made IN 17Os

Is home life dcragr2F Richard Ey-
eiEu. who died ia 1895. lamcul=, in his
diary. the vanishing 70. "th. simple
manners that prevailed IN his yauu2.r
days Men ho says -neurrcl auT
chose their wives for raeir uF,.sly.
frIga.iy, keeping at Eoua. goo.
huu-nwitgry and oraeF economical Wig
tues then in reputation The virgins
and young ladl,s ut THAT go.#"H aE,
pat their hands ,u ae spindle nor H.--
Gained they the needle. Wor, uu-e-
qu3aus and helpful rp tHc,~ uarnuI~.
Instructed IN ru" auag.ry "f thu
family and gave pF.-a.'- tf faa.lu-
excellent "ivea. TIr raf.r,u.u'-
we're deyOut and r5Est..= tur.~ aud
thgir reereatoua in rhr Gazulla,ory.
the kno" ledge of plants ana fnc.T viz
Lt es. for tho ooutaf. of r8oir poor
neighbors and use Cf their family,
which wholesome plain diet and Nj
Glen physic preserved IL peri,cc
health"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07
VANITY WENT WITH GREATNESS.
Peou'iarities Of Famous Men IN Self
A1ornment

In telling o. tire Ear.ou= uyaaS 81.
sEltaiy.-Jis"melr Adopted gg certain
authors, = critic -sE- thar A.aEaud.-
Dumas. The elder. cyIlht.E 10 appear
Ia the uniform of ta. national slrr7
OF France. with medals pinned 20 s.=
breast. though 30 Is doubtful aa.-aar
his motive was auythja= oesr'r tHga
a vain childish lclIght In -aBd- Ite
Wa the sort uf man" one 0f Bis eE-
amies once remarked -%b1 Wa ca
pau'e of riding Isa.aI HIs own Da--
Tlase in order ru uEotm that Joy, kept
4 negro In his -sfs.m, A-"er'a-n
literary person once appeared 10 'h'
stalls Of a London rh.afrr wearing
Jewel,t brooch iu bis lanE EaIr. aut
h. was anticipated in th.. respect 5s
ThaJpaile Gauti.r whose many color.
ed waistcoat wa alua5 tl" most
conspicuous objecr iu any rhaaror
which he entered and even bE Dis
raeli, with his rings ogE-.t" Ai7 glove.
and his green rrou-.r-. l- is -alL that
NJ. Paul BouTu,r also wnr. green
trousers when he was au-Ha,u ul ra-
Latin quarter: hu' rlar was ~ ta~
days Of Poyor', and early STRUGGLES.
and perhap=e be haf ua others
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07
A Protracted Camp Meetinq.

During 'lr period when camp nee
a-s "orr OF frequent occurrence ~
western New York a man living .-
BnHa]o, Mr. Wilbur attended one r
he Vicinity after which he sa s
r'ar'a- Two years later he qu,etlf
r'.n-nrd 10 the bosom of his fat4il5
y" "NpiaHarion was given to the neie
Ip.- of bis long absence. After va
.ng for a week Il Mrs Post who cou
restrain her curiosity no longer. pog
ped her head ont Of the window aa
Wilbur passed by and called aft
N,m in short shrill voice: M. Nz,
hur' MIR Wilbur, Is the meeting
ont? Is the meeting out?"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07

Boston. tells women how TO avoid such
suffering: she writes
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
- / suffered misery for several years with
irregular men5tr7latiou. Nv back achei |
hal bearing down pains and frequent head
aches; | could not sleep aud could hardly
drag around | consulted two physicians
without relief. and a last resort, | tried
lydia +. Plnkham Vegetable Compound, and
- NV surpri-s. every ache and pain left me
gained ten pounds and am in perfect health. y
Miss Pearl Ackers of 1921 North Sum
mer Street, Nashville. Tenn, writes.
Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
- | suffered with painful periods, severe
bacstache, bearing down pains, pains across
the abdomen. WAS very nervous and irrita-
ble and my trouhle grew worse every month.
. NV physician failed to help me and
decided to try LYDIA + Pinl.hams Vegetable
Compound. | soon found it was doing mo
gooi All my pains and aches disappeared,
and | no longer fear my monthly periods
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is the unfailiug cure for all these
troubles. 1t strengthens the proper
muscles, and displace meut with all its
horrors will no more crush YOU.
Backache. dizziness fainting. bear
ing down pains, disordered stomach.
noodiness dislike of friends and society
all symptoms of the one cause will
be quickly dispelled, and it will mako
yol strong and well.
You can tell the story OF your sut-
ferlngs to woman, and receive help
full advice free of cost. Address Mrs.
Pinkham, Lynn. Mass.
pound Succeeds Where others Fail.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07
Cure for LII Iemper.

sensible woman, the mother Of
a young lady. taught her children
from childhood TO consider illhumor
as disorder which was 10 b0 cured
by physlc. Accordingly. she had al
ways small doses ready. and the lit
tie patients, whenever il was thought
needful. took rhuharh for the cross
ness. No punishment was required.
Peeyishness OF i'll temper and rhu-
barb were associated in their minds
always as cause and Ctfcct
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07

All women work: some in their
homes, some in church. and some in
the whIrl OF society. And in stores
mills and shops tens of thousands are
on the never-ccasing treadmill, earning
their daily bread.
All are subject to the same physical
laws: all suffer alike from the same
physical distur pance. and the nature of
their duties, in many cases, quickly
drifts them into the horrors of all
kinds of female complaints ovarian
troubles. liberation, falling and dis
placements Of the womb, leucorrhHa,
or perhaps irregularitv or suppression
of - monthly periods" causing back
ache, nervousness, irritability and
lassitude.
Women who stand on their feet all
day are more susceptible to these
troubles than others.
They especially require an invigorat-
ing, sustaining medicine which will
strengthen the female organism and
enable them To bear easily the fatigues
of the dav, to sleep well at night, and
to rise refreshed and cheerful.
How distressing to see a woman
struggling to earn livelihood or per
form her household duties when her
back and head are aching, she is 50
tired She can hardly drag about or
stand up, and every movement causes
pain, the origin of which is due to
some arrangement Of the female or
ganisr..
Miss r Orser OF IA Warrenton Street,
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07
Hard to Please Everybody.

Whatever a girl docs If seems in,
evi,able that she should be laughed at
and she must learn 10 expect this says
4 writer A few years age 81, was
called 4 "bluestoetiug" for her deve-
tion to learning raNt an empty
headed. overdressea doll aua row
she is a creature Of iron muscles of
waIstlcss symmetry, oc hicers and uH,
eaiuliness Should she arm aor ,uer
gies to cooking and domesT5cly she
beomes mere household dradep5.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07
Knights Of Windsor.

The Military Knights OF Wfrsso,
are an exceedingly ancient Institution.
They date from 1349 The pensions
wary from $3.50 10 $500 a year. ana are
supplemented with free quarters IN
which ninc monfhs' residence OF. OF
-D" Twelve is compulsory. Their dl.
lies are nominal attendance In ST
G "rGe.s chapel on saints days ana at
royal weddings and funerals. and sup.
llE.ng a guard of honor when foreign
royalties visit Windsor Castle.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07
Hrs..,,t.4- A ,-4,4 -fs. - - .....s.---.
sAsY ONE sOLiD SORE.
Could Not Shut Eyes to Sleep-Spent
800 on Doctors-6aby Grew
Worse-Cured By Cuticura
for =.

A s,nb formed on nv babys face
spreading until it completely covered
ner from head TO foot followed by
bniis. having forty on her head al one
time. and more on her body. Then
hor skin started to dry up and it be-
oame 20 bad she could not shut her
eyns to sleep. One month treatment
With Cuticura Soap and Ointment
made a complete cure. Doctors and
medicines had cost over 500. with
baby growing worse. Then We spens
less than g. for Cuticura and cured
her (Sieue4j Mrs G II. Tucker. Jr..
3&5 Greenfield Ave, Milwaukee. Wis. "
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07
sHccx FoR GREAT cHuRca...,
E.sHop unaocusto-7eo to Such Far.
far Mode Of Address.

The county ur LHrruburg In Sor
Scotia. Ra= se--et by Germans q
-a- cl-i5-ar o; these settlers are 81
G.rHar. SAYS az eastern writer. A:
ole pf rEe little hotels in the town 70.
rae sane name g party q drunme--
Hare waiting for The boat They wa-e
ta. "run.. and ready for any Ia
wtog in stroll 3 IL well known ctqr,
H'e- Neil Hysan, also lit.e
.-nr-aa
Ig tEr uar.or stood a solitary lrf
ri.1a. dressed fH fhc esrb of a nil
-'er Sol -p.rd thfs man. and ash
'E' leader ~ fhe 5oEers if he thouga Z
-aa stranger would drink with him.
sure" said The leader. but he IS
.'Ae bishop of Nova Scotia. and yl1
>a9-- call him my lord
HysOu marched up TO the strang--
sud giving him d familiar slap on re
h.".. shog'o1. Mine Gott. blshor
i uH -ri15- mIrt nc"
villa, inc aary bishop said tae W
man oraar rhan Bishop Courtner
former preacher a. st. Paul's. Boston
dad nos learn