Some thirteen years ago Mrs.
Morgan, who is qulto wealthy, hnd
advanced to a nephew six thousand
dollar to start a business. Ho was
profuse in his expressions of gratitude,
and promised that, as business
prospered with him, he would return
tho loan with ample interest.
The nephew went away, and his
aunt hoard nothing of him until re
cently. She had about abandoned
hope of securing tho return of her
loan, when one day a stranger camo
to her with tho nnnouncemont that
ho represented her nephew. Tho
latter had 'prospered well In gold
mining, and, as an evidence of his
success, hnd sent her two gold
bricks, or "kings." These weighed
fully pounds and wcr$
worth tldrty thousand dollars. These
tho nephew desired to present to his
aunt in return for her loan and
another small payment. Mrs. Morgan,
delighted, paid tho stranger six
thousand dollars and received tho
"kings," which she guarded carefully.
