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- no work is Mder than theirs. Young
pust, indeed, be manly, and not
Epughing it sometimes, and the
b is of piece with the scram-
land one must not be over
pay when we are to try our
Jake our chance In the rough
LII mble of the world It is best,
however, to give to manly plays as much
geniality and harmony as possible We
Ran not ask young men, indeed, to be
content with dancing all the time with
ladies in sympathetic round and party
regulation. Nor can we hope to confine
them to the routine of the gymnasium
and its feats of turning and climbing.
Military sports meet their active tenn
per very well, and marching and coun-
termarching with banners and music
are better and more friendly exercise
than the everlasting fight for supre-
macy, whether with the oar, or the
football, or the cricket bat. It is well
to calm the pulses of youth, and even
of children, by adding plays of repre-
sentation to active sports, and finer
quality of fellowship goes with hearing
music, seeing tao oeax and pictures,
walking in the fields, or rowing or sail
ing quietly amidst pleasing scenery,
or joining in a social party with its con-
stant change of scenes and persons and
recreations. We ought to make more
of this style of amusement, and try to
refine and dignity the love of fun in
our young people by more taste and
beaatF.-Dr. Samuel OsQood. Sg Hor-
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WnRVINe cIASS. ss,1 "a . L.. :; g.a.1a g.3..sI.s

EeeDectabIe er1 piSy ID home, day or eVenInF
no capital required: full Instructions ano yalu4D.e
package OF goods sent by mail Address Sitn e e,
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parsley

taste,) of both are
pef me and mixed with a
AThey are used raw, and
bne as of the other.
feh the sauce, give two
ling, string the while, and
EHHxEoR, OR BROWN BUTTER
is used with fish, calf's brains,
and is made thus Two ounces of
1yer are set on brisk fire in frying
lin, and fried until of dark brown
color, then two or three stalks of pars-
ley are dropped in, and fried few Sc
conds only, and then taken off by means
of a SKINNER. The butter is put away
in bowl Half pint of vinegar is
boiled in the same pan for two or three
minutes, with a pinch of pepper, and
turned over the butter. ~ hwhole is
heated when wanted, and ed over
the fish, etc.-Harper'S A1SA
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and widowers II. Between 80 and 40
years of age the mortality per 1000 is :
Married men 8, bachelors 13, and wild
overs II. Continuing these calcula-
tions through different series of years,
the advantage on the score of longevity
is always on the side of the married
men.
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The Active Element in PLAY.

We make, of course, a great mistake
if we overlook the active element in
play, and children and grown persons
must not get thei sport too easily, nor
enfeeble themselves by sedentary
amusements. Here the important dis
tinction of the active and passive voice
opens upon us. In baseball, in crick-
EFT, In billiards, in bowling, and in
quoits and football, there is whole
some stir of the limbs and the blood,
and also good exercise for the percep-
tions and Judgment. Spinning tire top
and flying the kite, playing marbles and
battledoor, are mlider sports, yet they
have the use for the mind as well as the
body, and they have place in physical
education too important to allow any
sensible man to despise them. We
tend generally very much, however,
away from all these outdoor active
plays, and we like to get our amuse-
ment as easily as possible, while the
least loss of time or cost. of effort.
Hence the great prevalence of the sit
ting plays, the s0dentary recreations.
These are of various kinds, according
as they quicken the perceptions and
the understanding at the table, as in
the case of draughts, backgammon, or
the less Objectionable forms of card
playing or as in the case Opf riddles
and charades and conundrums, they
stir the wits or in the play with dolls
and puppets, which start the fancy or,
lastly, in the games of chance, that
move hope and fear without calling out
any worthy action of mind or heart,
and which are of doubtful service even
in their mildest forms, so ready are
they to encourage the accursed passion
for gaNing. Now we certainly need to
bring out the more active class of plays,
and men of business and the profess
sions would be much better every way
y tBsy would keep up the usages and
sss.,.tssf - of their youth by going with
49, Sren and young people to the
=. ,:-G6fground or the bowling-alley.
i Il ~ merest drivel to speak of any
- tese wholesome sports as bad be-
~ they are sometimes abused. A
! 1lll'lard-table 1ead bowling-alley are
no more evil hemselves than a di-
ning-room or bath 1beuse, for each of
these - perverted to
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juice, are added, if liked. Lemon iuice
Is better than vinegar when the sauce
Is used with fish. The cooking of the
Hour Is done ON a rather sharp fire.
which is had by removing the cover of
the stove or range; and by putting the
cover back to its place a good or moder
ate fire IS obtained. and by placing the
pan on the corner of the range Won have
slow fire.
BEcHAArEL sAUCE.-Is made exactly
Ike white sauce, with the exception
that milk Is used instead of water.
CREAM sAUcE.-This is also made like
white sauce, with the exception that
cream is used instead of water.
BLONDE sAUcE.-Broth is used for
tins sauce instead of water, and the rest
OF the process is the same as for a white
sauce.
LOBSTER sAUoE.-Add two or three
table-spoonfuls of the flesh of boiled
lobster, chopped, to white sauce.
SHRIMP sAUoE.-Bo1l and clean a
quart of shrimps, remove the shells.
chop the flesh, and add it to q white
OYSTER sAUcE.-Blanch pint or so
OF oysters, mix them with white sauce.
add lemon juice to suit the taste. and
the sauce is made.
MUssEL sAUcE.-When the mussels
are boiled and thoroughly cleaned, chop
about pint of them, and mix with a
white sauce, adding lemon juice to
taste
CAPER sAUcE.-When the white sauce
is made, add toitone, two, or three table,
spoonfuls of capers, either whole or
chopped
CELERY sAUcE.-Blanch few stalks
of celery, chop them rather fine, and
add them to white sauce, giving Just
one boil after the celery is in.
CUoUaIBER sAUcE.-Chop fine table
spoonful of picked cucumber, mix them
with white sauce, giyefA. boil, and it
Is ready 60
MAITRE D'HorEts.T Mis- name is
given to the mixtufs.-ase with broiled |
fish or broiIed meat, and is composed |
OF butter, ebofped parsley, and lemon
Juice whenttCr 2lsh, but vinegar instead
of lemon iifiest1nay be used whe,x ;it.isri
to be served with meat. ~. =
Eee sAUcE.-Chopr
boiled eggs, mix til
A Tablespoonful
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Five Years in the Territories,

Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pau
Institution having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill. t.sSays on Ob
stacies Marriage sent in sealed envelopes, free
OF charge. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No
80 nth Ninth ST., Philadelphia Pa.
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.ialefect
Glle last
to
lis statis-
Holland
1. Bertil-
| 80 out
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ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs.
Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sou
Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita-
tation of the Heart, Inflammation of tho
Lungs, Pain in the region of the KID
news, and a hundred other painful symp
toms, are the ofisprings of Dyspepsia.
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rected, with the butte
it turns yellowish, 4
about a pint of boili
little, stirring briskk
wooden spoon ; tak
it is getting thick !; be
with half a table-snE
put it into the pan n
pepper, mix it well
you have an excellent
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SCHEDTLE

Ihat no Inconvenience may arise from the changs
in the constitution of the Commonwealth, and in
order to carry the same into complete operation,
II is hereby declared that
SECTION l. This constitution shall take effect
on the hrst day of January, in the year ono thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-foir for all Dur.
poses not otherwise provided for therein
SEC All laws in force in this Commonwealth
at the tlhe OF the adoption of this constitution
prosecutions and contracts, shall continue as n
this constitution had not been adopted
SEC. 3. At the general election in the years ono
thousand eight hundred and seventy-four and one
thousand eight hundred and seyenty-iye Senators
shall be elected in ali districts where there shall
be vacancies Those elected in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-four shall serve
for two years, and those elected in the year ono
thousand eight hundred and seventy-fivc shall
serve for one year Senators now elected and those
whose terms unexpired shall represent the districts
IN which they reside until the end of the terms for
which they were elected.
SEC. !. AT the general election in the year one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-six, Senators
snail be elected from the even numbered districts
70 serve Tor two years and from old numbered dis
triets to serve for four years.
SEC; s. The first election of Governor under this
CONSTITUTION snail be at the general election in the
year one thousand eight hundred and seyenty-fiye
@ mnen Governor shall be elected for three years
anu the term of the Governor elected In the wear
one thousand eight hundred and seyeutve eight and
VI those thereafter elected sha for four wears
"VSSoruing SS 70 the provisions of this constitution.
80. 81. o. AT the general election in the wear one
thoHsand eight hundred and seventy-touT n Lien
tehitnt doVernor shall be elected according to the
SEC. I. The Secretary of Internal A fFoirs ,I,o II
De elected at the first general Election aft he ndon
shall be duly elected and uuaIife,I The s z
Surveyor General shall be abolished and tTa So "
Ve!1r tIeneTal IN once at the time of the adoption
oil TINS constitution shall continue in office until the
expiration OF the term for which he was elecfed
SEC. s. W hen the Superintendent of Public In
struction shall be duly qualified the office Of Sn
perintendent of Common Schools shall cease
SSEC. .. Nothing contained in this constitution
Ei~ii be Construct 10 renier any person now hold
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AN ORDINANCE

FOR SUBMITTING THE AMENDED CONSTITUTION OF
PESSsYLvANIA TO VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED
ELECTORS THEREOF, AS PASSED SECOND READ
ING.
BE Il ordained by the Constitutional ConUcnfiOn
az The Commonwealth Gf PeHnsylCGniI, as fol-
lOlCS:
l. That the amended Constitution prepared by
this Convention be submitted TO the qualified elect
ors OF the Commonwealth for their adoption of re-
lection, at election to be held the third Tues
day al December next except as hereinafter or
dered and directed the said election shall be held
and conducted by the regular election officers in
the several election districts throughout the Com
monwcalth. under all the regulations and provis-
ions of existing laws relating to general elections
and the shcrihs of the several counties shall give at
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SECTION |. All taxes shall he uniform upon
tbr same class of subjects within the territo toriaI
limits of the authority lrVying the tax, and
shall he levied ard collected under general
laws; but the General Assembly may. by gen
Prul laws, exempt from taxation public pro-
perty used for public purposes, actual places
of religious worship, places OF burial not used
or held for private or corporate profit, and in
stituiiOns of purely public charity.
SEC .. All laws cNCmptng property from
ia NRtion, other than the property above emu
merated, shall be void.
SIC 3. Tie power to tex corporations and
corporate property shall not be surI endcrcd or
suspended by any contract or grant 10 which
the State shall be party.
SEC l. No debt shall be created by or on be-
halt or the State, except to supply casual def
ciencies OF revenue, repol invasion, suppress
insurrectiop, defend the Stete in war, or To pay
existing debt, and the debt created to supply
deneiencies In revenue shall never exceed in
tho aggregate at one time one million of dol
lars.
SEC. ). All laws authorizing the borrowing
or money by and on behalf of the State shall
specify the purpose for which the money is to
be used. and the money so borrowed shall he
used Tor the purpose specified and no other
SEC. d. The credit OF the Commonwealth shaII
not be pledged or loaned to any individual comma
ny. corporation, or association. nor shall the Com
monwcnlth become a joint owner or stockholder in
any company, association, or corporation
SSr. Z. The General Assembly shall not author.
ize any county, city, borough township or incorpo
ra cd dis.r TO become stockhodcr in any com
PAM association corporation to obtain or D.
prJpriate money for to loan its credit to
por tii0n. association, institution or individual.
SEC. S. The debt of any county, city, borough,
township; school Gistrici. or oth"r municipality,
incorporated district, except as hercn pr-Tided
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n N L II LII - L L
PCBLIC OEFICERS.

SECTION l. All officers whose selection is not pro-
vidcd Tor in this constitution shall be elected
pointed may be directed by law.
SEC. ,. No member of Congress from this State
nor any person holding exercising any office
appointment of tEUsS or profit under the United
States shall at the same t!nc hold exercise any
Office in this State TO which salary fees. Orperqu
sites shall be attached. The General Assembly may
by Law declare what Offices are Incompatible.
SEC. 3. ANY person who shall fight a duel or send
a challenge tor that purpose. be alder abeTtor
in fighting duel, shall De deprived of the right of
holding any oice of honor profit in this State,
and may be otherwise punished shall be pre-
sCrbeC Dy law
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ARTICLE X.
EDUCATfIE

SECTION l. The Crcemcn of this Commonwealth
shall be armed, organized and disciplined for its de
fensc when and in such manner may be directed
by law. The General Assembly shall provide for
maintaing the militia by appropriations from the
Treasury of the Commonwealth, and may exempt
from military service persons having conscientious
ScrunleS nirlinSt hCnrInn
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]. GALLITIIH tt-I
AftOrn a la COr
Bloomsbury, Cd"''' ~
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FlRsI AND sEoosn sza-raz. q, ,>


..,,eS;,l, 1aG !, t Bs q Z sIla7t,i 5 ls S,s.
sel'a,lesS p Ne tR5ist sa.ar ii !, 1ai Ia.
teH-'eI mat All citizens ~ ~ 11.-e7'as ! i 9,
OF shsIl otherwise Do eutrrIa.5 !. y-t-5 y. ~
the people, in any State r. 'lia 4; a., = -
NIty, Farlsh, Township. Ssb-,l ~. J.;-. !,
OF other Territorial sut-d.r..s Distra ~ -
sLio"ed 10 vote az all suai, zt..,. s-al ]. -
OF race, color, OF previaG4 -.'-I. tsll1-l =
constitution. law. cu=f-H- --..l af -,
, ~ ~ 4l u..-r = 's- 4
SIC 2 Had b, ~ ff-t-r .---.-,- i,
the authority - tLr e.r. r......,.. s-lift.
the laws NJ any IerIIts-v. .-, a,H.s o. - -
10 5e dOne - pr-rc4rr-..r.. g.. . 20 "a Il =
and oy such cuustitut.un ..- b f--..--a-.1- -
or shAll bo charged U.l- eH- .---t % y -
FURNISHING 10 cttiZ-us za .t..-. .t'7-s G ~ !
prcTcq uis.te or O. become .. at O. -
the duty Of every r-rsar .--.r 4, ~ va - u
" the oh!tea STAT trs s.......r s'sE
perform such prlr-4a. ...r - rs5., y
vote, Nlthont cistlueI..n .# ---. .-- ID n
dition of s~ryitud- and B.. z.-... ~ -- -
reiuss OF knuwinEy auaf O.. ..... zee >.
tiOn, he shall. Tor ever s.... ...- t I. 4
sum 81 i've hundr-l A. l.. 81. ..'.-iE. \
thereby, 20 be RECOVERED .s ALL -.. r'1t- -
full e''sfs AMI such allow. ..... ~ o. -.
court shall deem just. z-# ....- '--ls =,
offence, be d-em-d gu.'-H o. .-..rs ft -,
on convection thsr"g'. ~ ia-l 1a- - =
dred dollars, OF be Iupnsguat L.. =, =. "a, 1,
nor moro than one yea, % b.tI ~ "a "a u,
the court. - - In
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1rnxc1rnrn rnou rrRsr p,nal

The oath to the members of the Senate and
House OF REPRESENTATIVES shall bc administer
ed by one of the judges OF the Suprcms Court
or Of a Court Of Cp.1mnn Pleas, learned in the
law, in the hall of the house to which the mem
hers shall Se elected,
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CITIES AND CITY CHARTERS.


SECTION l. All existing charters. grants of
special OF exclusive privileges under which a bona
hdc organization shall not have taken place and
business been commenced in good faith at the time
oi the adoption of this constitution. shall thereaf
ter have no validity.
SEC. .. The General Assembly shall not remit
the forfeiture of the charter of corporation now
existing. or alter amend the same, or pass any
other general special law for the benefit of such
corporation except upon the condition that such
corporation shall thereafter hold its charter subject
10 the prov .sions of this constitution.
$40. D. The exercise of the right of eminent do
iiih silaii never DC abridged or construed as to
prevent the General Assembly from taxing tbe
property an franchises of incurDOrat ed
and subjecting them TO public use the same as tba
property Of individuals and the exercise of the no
lice power OF the State shall never be abridged or
so cons rued as TO permit corpora tions TO conduct
equal rights of individuals or the general well be-
ing of the State.
SEC. l. In all elections for director or managers
of corporation each member or shareholder NAV
cast the whole number of his votes for one canii
date. or distribute them upon two or more caudi-
dates, as he may prefer
SEC. ). No foreign corporation shall do any bust
ness in this State without having or more
known places of business and authorized agent
or agents in the same, upon whom process may be
served.
SEC. 6. No corporation shall engage in any busI-
ness other than that expressly authorized in its
charter nor shall IL take hold any real estate.
except such may be necessary and proper for its
legitimate business.
SEC. !. No corporation shall issue stocks or bonds
except for money, labor done, OF money property
actually received: and all fictitious increase of
stock or indebtedness shall be void the stock and
indebtedness of corporations shall not be increased
except in pursuance of general law, without
the consent OF the persons holding the larger
amount in value of the stock first obtained at a
meeting to be held after sixty days notice given
pursuance of law.
SIC. s. Municipal and other corporations and in
dividuals invested with the privilege of taking pri,
vate property public use shall make lust com
Pehsstion ior properly taken, injured or destroyed
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ARTICLE XVIII.
FUTURE AMzHbSENYz.

SECTION l. Any amendment or amendments to
this constitution may he proposed in the Senate
House Of Representatives, and If the same shall be
agreed to by majority of the members elected to
each house; such proposed amendment or amend
ments shall be entered on their Journals, with the
yeas and nays taken thereon, and the Secretary of
the Commonwealth shall cause the same to be pub
lishcd three months before the next general elec-
tion IN at least two newspapers in every county in
which snch newspapers shall be published: and If
IN the General Assembly next afterwards chosen
such proposed amendment amendments shall be
agreed to by a majority of the members elected to
each house. the Secretary of the Commonwealth h
shall cause the same again to be published in the
manner aforesaid, and such proposed amendment
or amendments shall be submitted to the qualifi
electors of the State in such manner and at such
time, at least three months after being agreed
TO by the two houses, as the General Assembly
shall prescribe; and if such amendment amend
ments shall be approved by n majority of those
voting thereon, such amendment amendments
shall become a part of the constitution: but no
amendment or amendments shall he submitted
ottener than once In five years: when two more
amendments shall be submitted they shall be voted
upon separately.
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An Act regulating the MODE OF ,o.--
tious in the several Cyuutsr %. --
approved March SOth. is'.- II
SECTION /. Be 4 enacted -g 'h- ~
Representative OF the toH17 'S ..-t -
General Assembly Usr. glE Pr ' 80
thoTitg of the SAM, That Ils 4'.i-t -.t & 2
eral counties Of this comm aN '...
township, borough or special ..-fr.,
after authorized aud re iuITl,l '' IN ~
or written, or partly printed ana So
ally classified As follows one ..Ass ...Hs ~ - (,
names Of all Judges OF toHTl- =, u
outside Judiciary one '.As' ~ %. p,
names OF all State officers VOC g.. tr, -
State y; one ticket shah '.- 49, & /.
County officers voted for, ana - Z . +.
one ticket shall embrace t-e nam -
officers voted f1r. anl Ore .a.'.-r MSS
ticket shall embrace iha names y ~
voted for, and be labelled ha. .-7;r,r.5l
shall be deposited in a se7tTt.' IS
Auzspxrvr To rgr Z. c.s'-.I, ..s.--r.,
SECTION l. The right af gl.ils-r--.5 ri :! {,
to vote shall not be denied - =. -r rs,s q
States or by any State 1n ~
Vious condition Of serglIlI'. IrrGrs
DrTlEs or EETt RN : md 9.
s,,a,,t Ia the prpy .sluns cun'.,--.s d ?
I'm of the act aiurcst'.' l.S he chsf
sectlo trfcts shall p@'ifFg.N ftsi.
said dis'tAS'' -. .4 -.rt election ul - :
eertlhcaiicts ,iSs.icts and produce Then, ,i ~ he
I've dlslriST,I ls!lr,Ssrs from each district y ibs it
oI the s IRorough of EbeusnuI- = S,- fhc p''.I
IN the botO = election. heinz ,,ee,,,EEb, /
ter trnPTRAY 18TH OF pESS...Js. !tJ, r,ge'
IN. On y A. and perform the 80 ia.-
Of said judges Also, As, ,,,,.3ant ,eal aalss 3,
said meeting of jus. =, Ken IN t-s,- 4
turn aforesaid sA1il ~, .F The gs,ifs:
the inspectors or e.,' 80 nrr.orm !A7"
ef 5F'ss said And 3adss iR15 unable 5i @ asa4.
Gwen under my h2nd, u a. and and Of th,.s..l
of i> November, I \. y. 80 80 rrlasty-s 81
of the United states gy-r rPON &C ~
SherifT's once, Ehe'.', AXE
J. GALLITZIH tt-.'Is
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TORPEDO PlqBSIyN
Roberts VS.. NiChsls,

INC following is the deci-lon ,.,a.
SlcHennan, at May Tenn of tho ~.
above case: hc'a
In the Circuit Court Of tho t'pl,.a s..
the Western District Of pnpsv,v.'a 'a
Roberts vs.. Nicholas G5er.-ya !,
lS73-In Equity
Novstnbsr "a. 1872. Bill f,sa y,
.ued.
sldpona aad notice Of spplIcs,,o,
ary Injunction served.
December ls, 1872. Motion fo,.
junction heard, and the Court bsp, ~ s-''
the premises: the injunction awarded :.
and decree flleo.
January ID, 1873. Injunction ism,
ee,h day OF January indie.lner, s.,,.,
and by copy.
May -, ls13 Rule issued for de,.
cause why attachment should no, i..n.,
IN violating Injunction and dtly saw,
June 2d, 1873 Rule for a,,ashns,,
came nm IN no heard nm, ,r.,..'-'N'h
pro and con, the Court being full ,3,
premises. the Kulc "a mad ,,..,.. - avs
terc. of tha Com, I. tho, ,,a.,', "'
olas Geyer. be Imprisoned in n, com,
Alleaecpy County s,S and drr;,a n ,V-a
days. and ,ha, ne nav .he co.,,
ing. :" -
June ID. 1874. Comr,,.,,,.
rho ;p,nuc,io, In mi, ,.s.
ofths pobe-,., na,s,,otyo ="
er,, r,r ;pc-osir, Oh. ,ro,u.,,.. a'
-, ~ 'o '"' p.o"uc'lVene'' q
Inc act OF infringement Tor which ii.
WAS committed for contempt.. eou,.,;
A,axoraro I,or l.,
N''' i4 !" '"p'ouilg toTst
Weiis teing the same act OF inlr!rclmg,,
Hamar wus alao commi itted IN me c,.sy Y,
,,.,,,,r ,ra.,,, $3.50 o,h,r.. "
e","'' '"' .'ru' ~ "'''le s'u''a
Inc Court Mchennail, J, atcT it'h
opinion in the uamar clse. rrorrsfs3 :.
N;,,,oIo. co,or o,r oo,,a,
'''. '''"' ,'''' '0' '''''o'''f'' anu ue.Ne'
owing oral opin'on;
In the case Of Nicholas Gcycr eha,,.3