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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-07
It's Medicinal Properties are AItsra.
tive, Tonic, Solvent and Diuret!c.


VEGETINE is made exclusively from TIE juices
of carefully selected barks, roots and herbs and
SO stro ngly concentrated that it will effectuallv
eradicate from the system every faint Of ScroIu-
In, ScrOfulOus HumOr, TumOrs. Can.
GER. Generous humOr, Erysipe1as,
Salt Rheun, Syphilltic Diseases,
Canker. Faintness ut the stomach, and
all diseases that arise from impure blood. Sciat.
AGA, 1nnanmatOry and Chronic RheU.
matisEA. Neuralgia. GOut and Spinal
Complaints. can only be efiectually cured
through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases OF the
BoiIs, letter, Scald.nead and Ring.
worm, VEGETINE has never Jailed to effect q
permanent care
For Pains ln the Back. Kidney Com =
plants, DrOpsy, Female Weakness,
LcucOrrhRa, arising from internal liberation,
and uterine diseases and General Debility,
NEGEIINE acts directly upon the causes OF
these complaints. 1t invigorates and strengthens
the whole system, acts upon the secretive organs,
alays Inflammation, cures liberation and regu'
lates the bowels.
For Catarrh. Dyspepsia, Habitual COs-
ttvenesS, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart,
Headache, Piles Nervousness and
General Prostitution Of tho Nervous
system. medicine has given such perfect sat
isaction az the VEGETINE 1t purfes the blood.
cleanses all of the organs, and possesses con-
trolling power over the nervous system
The remarkable cures effected by NEGETINE
have induced many physicians and apothecaries
whom we know to prescribe and use it in their
own families.
In fact. NEGETINE is the best remedy yet dis
covered for the above diseases and Is the only re-
liable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before
the public
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-07
THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter from Rev E. s. Best, Pas
tor of NJ. T. Church. Natick, Mass, will be read
with interest by many physicians. Also, those
suffering rom the same disease afflicted the son
of the Kew. e. 5. Best. No person can doubt this
testimony as there j. no doubt about the curative
powers OF NEGErlNE:
MATCH Mass. Jan. !, 1874,
Mr.. IL. K. STEVENS: Dear S.r-Ne have good rea.
for regarding your NEGEfINE medicine Of the
greatest value We feel assured tha 1t has been the
n OF saving our sons life He IL now seventeen
years of age for the last years he has suffered
from OF his leg. caused By scrofulOus aec-
ton, and so far reduced that nearly ali who saw
him thought his recovery impossible. A council OF
able ply -Cians could give hut the antcst hope Of
his ra4lying. two Of the number declaring that
he beyond the resch OF human remedies that
even ampGtatiOn could not save him. as lie had not
vigor enough endure the operation. Just then we
commenced giving him NEGEIGNE and from that
time 70 the present he has been continuously improve
ing. He has lately resumed his studies. thrown sy
his cruches and cane and walks about chceriuly and
strong
Though there is sti some discharge from the open.
ing where tlie limb Ianced, have the fullest
confidence that In a little time he VIII be perfectly
cured He has taken about three dozen bottles Of
NEGETlNE. but lately uses but little. he declares
that he is too well 10 be taking medicine
Respectfully yours, =. $ BEST,
MRS l. & + nEST
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-07
Rotation in Animals.

Rotation in crops is one of the fun
aamestal principles of scientific agri-
culture. If particular field is sown
Year after year with the same kind of
SEED the soil becomes exhausted /;
whereas, if it is sown one year with
OATS another year with maccaroni, the
next year with grass or cheese, and
,"r fourth year with oats again, the
SOL. IS constantly in good condition,
ana Is always prepared to answer any
.'as9nable requisitlon which may be
made upon it.
I.HS great principle of rotation in
"'lS is, however. capable of wider
aFPLcdtlon than that usually given to
dc ears ago an ingenious person
proved eNperimintally the wisdom of
,''@..0u in animals. He had swal-
l"vI a mouse, and, thereupon, in
. ~ 10 avert the abdominal disasters
,'". might follow the exclusive swal-
ing of mice. he swallowed a young
l'-' There is no doubt that this in
.'.'-s man graSped the principle of
cation IN animals, but centuries
Ss5t away before the true value of
- discovery was appreciated. The
7lt action of the Australian colony
Nd Queensland is the first instance in
" 4h attempt TO apply the prin-
'! rotation TO wild animals in a
--.s.o'sA and systematic way has been
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-07

The number of college graduates
who enter the ministry is said TO be
decreasing year by year. At Harvard
the average is between five and six
per cent. The Bowdoin classes of the
decade beginning with 1880 claim the
largest number of clergymen, avcrag-
ing thirty-two in every one hundred
graduates. In one class. that of 80,
out of membership of twenty-six.
fifteen were graduated at theological
seminaries. The next decade shows
an average of twenty-five per cent,
and the following of eighteen per
cent. while during the next decade
only one graduate in ten became a
preacher.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-07
All Diseases of the Blood.

VEGETINE will relieve pain, cleanse purify
and sure such diseases. restci ih5 he patient to
perfect health after trying different physicians,
many remedies. suffering for years Il It not con
elusive proof IL yOu are q sufferer. you can be
curedy Why l. this medicine pc forming such
great cure-i IL works in the blood, in the circu-
lating fluid II cun truly be called the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER. The great source OF disease
originates in the blood: aud no medicine that does
not act directly upon II. 20 purify and renoyate,
has any Just claim upon pu Tic attention.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-07

The Protestants in Spain issue a
Quarterly rirculQr in Madrid, in which
reports of their work as missionaries
are published
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-07
Recommend 1T HeortiFy.

SUIIIT y. FFU. =
Mr.. sTEvENs: Dear Sir-I have taken several bot
tie. Of your NEGETlNE. and am convinced % is a
valuable remedy for by pcps,a. Kidney Complaint,
an general debility Of 'ae sy-'ern.
can heartily recommend 10 10 All suffering from the
above complaints Yours respectfully,
Mis-. MONROE PARKER, $50 Athens street.
, 1877-07-04
FREE PASSES.

THH RESOLUTION OF AID. pALT,
offered At Monday nights meeting OF the Co,n-
eli, respecting the demanding Of railroad passce
by Aldermen, has caused quite 4 commotton
among certain members OF that body. Some
hold that It 10 too sweeping, because tho mc,n-
btrs OF the Council work for nothing for the
city, md have even refused the 81 a day scseion
which the charter allows them. Hence, they
argus that they should be allowed TO r1lo on
passes when they tccl Inclined.
AID. Daiy takes l9r,a!'er view Of tho saas.
an honorary one. There arc no per4nisites a.
lowed BY Law, and nonc should attach ta It bT
custom. AZ there ts no pay attached to tue
place, hc 10 dectdcdly n favor Of upholdlng TIE
tho Office 90 elevated TINT hereafter no political
hummer Will caro- to seek 1t, but that good men
shall be compelled 10 scrvc. These nrc, IN sub
s.ance, AID. DaIy's views a. he expressed thc'i
induced 10 offer tho resolution may be summed
up in the fact that, whiIcslo WAS In Quincy, in
this State, recently. hc met twu tmpcctnlous
Cl.!cnGo bummers who Wcro rlieticatinE on
Aldcrmrn's passes. It should DO understood
that the Alderman has no 1atcs to Era&tfy, but
he knows OF oecnstons where Aldermen obtain
cd paAeess and failel to lcnvc town.
1lsa fact romains that tho passes wcro obtain
ed for and used by outsiders, through Alder.
manic SOURCES. It Il tic abuse OF the privilege
which Is deprecated. 3tncu Jan. / last some
Aldermen lave obtained ab many ~ ten 10 fl.
tech passes. Inc Stt5 Nlcfk ms ccH1!u 81
these, aud tho Committee, TO wltom AID. Dnly's
resolution was referred, should call tor i.
Col. Jutnrs was delegated always to Oh
tain tho. cpaascs, aud ho generally
succeeded tn hts mission. There Is an fnstarre
on record when certain Alderman secured a
p1as to New Orleans ind return, for himself;
aud the return trip Was Afterwards offered for
sale In thu Gulf City. No nnc llas evcr heard
Of Chicago Alderman taking mp his sesidcnce
In New Orleans, and what was done with that
noss can 10 tA8ilY Inferred. This is what AID.
baly objects to. lie thinks TINT no man Gail act
With independence II lie IL continually asking
fayors Of corporations which may como before
tho Council to nsk certain privileges. ua Views
tho abolition Of the pass system 10 far rs me,l-
bcrs Of the City Council .are concerned. SoMc
rich developments asu promised r tho judiciary
Committee will do thcfr duty In the promises.
, 1877-07-04

c41eily hot, and s 1abnrs had hccn very tte some
lie sat on state street bridge for awhile, letting
The lrcezc.frnn the luke blow on him, nn,l then
he wandered over on 10 the South Side, finally
getting home about II o'rl.'ck. Mrs. w. was
somewhat under the influence OF liquor, rs hc
sage, and at once began to bedcVlt h{nh she
then Insisted upon lighting all the gas IN tho
The light out. Next st,e rushed to the window
and yel1cd "policc.r crown collected IN
front of the stable, and she sail!
q revolver, and was trying TO shoot
her. William heard this. and wont to another
window and addressed the people below. Ho
told them that his wife lied ;Fthat he 1,ad no
ago; tiat sl,c eot hold Of It ozc night and A.
from her snl sold It. Several In the crowd
knew Marrow, and, believing his statement,
laughed, and went away, tho others following:
William finally concluded to go to bed. and
permitted his wife to light the gas without In
reference. Hc had not been under the
clothes five minutes before she. cano
into tho room from one ad]oln!ng,
to Nl ihe bcd.auilt. II b1szed Up, ind Marrow
jumped out aud with difficulty put out the
han,cs, hts shirt being burned whllo 50 doing:
This event seemed 10 quiet the woman, and
nothing more occurred TINT night. Tie next
morning she cleared ont, and Marrow Is not at
all anxious about having her return: Iic spoke
to her yesterday, she having called to SEQ him,
md said something nbont divorce She De-
INJURED to this. and remarked that She wouldn't
vary serious aifensc, 1t is not likely that she
will Gc prosecuted, since no damage was dune to
the stable, md Marrow IL not at all vindictlya
towards her.
, 1877-07-04
TIE TELEPHONE.

LECTURE AND ExututYIoy mr. pRoy. GRAF.
Tho ran,,,nr ,uo,,,,iv ,n.ot,n1 ~ tha f,hjr,r,,
-,s n...a. 49,, ~. ~. 'aa S"'s.o =:
E'octf'en! society was held last evening IN
Rooms 10 aud 81 OF tho Union Building, and was
attended by MI audience OF considerable uutn-
hcrs nnd of rather mora than avernre tntollt.
$3.50 ~. ...s.. 49,. ,s.,,s', -. s,. I a..h-
Eenee. ihc 'aces''R "ae e"1''s"' " osueF " tno
President, M7. r. W. Jones, "lIo introduced
Prof. Elisha Gray, the Inventor Of the tclc-
nlouc pruf. Uray rayo thorouuh description
Of its Invention at'l an Interesting explanation
0uito timilsr 10 that which ho rsyv
lust winter at McCofmlck Hall, ftter
fills e1Dianntion. practical Iiiustratiun
NJ Its nn.rntl.,ns was riytn tbrnnrt, thn
instr,tmcntsiitv AZ a hfr. f;oxIrIc}.. whG nlaynI
~, thc truns,nfttinv instrun,ent locnteh ia ths
nrrt imittlnv west. Thn nutiients hecamc
aware, VI tic playing went on, that they we're
ScntrR rcci. ~Way Down on lie Hwanee
iuvsr : liza i 1.,tt,a Er,,wn inc ~. Ysnken noo.
liz !; u Ancr,ca. y and utncrs. lin ,n,,sI. feng
aisnt ~ s.enr a c,rss hctwren th"t ~ lie hanfs
n1ra" snS liz, I,,T,tysu,'r,fy ~ anrthinu Ihat
rnnli ea,ily bo in,ariued. Prof, GrnI afso sx-
hjhitrti annthcr s1,HfrYancc. rs,nststInp. bSscs
lin wire.. nrlnclnaIiy ri a wbeei viii = xInc
y1crnlsed onh nrrsacd hy the Profcasor,s anper.
| - ii"me smprt Iimnn'. was sent acrnSs ths
,xtrcs uni rr.tv.d in thia wav vrifh con sir,.hie
"urcss-rItrr liz nnrratnr ihe,l 81 foi1ir
staetnI. With s.rmctf tn reouirs rnls,derabisa
tnr' rte nrcvi,M,a ernerimci,ts Ind rcs,1,ted
| In the trsnsntssion oniY uf sinxla tui,rs. lit
Wiz tha whrri a1ra,,ve,nenI thn eSorsi. ran,e ia
y.rv 'ina,,x nd ~ ,crfm,Iy..th4t H. talio~ intn
sc.11,,ni liz int shat ia arnlrr osTa .nnailv
| strM'r fex, fuIso nnte. ~ -~~' ~@S'"S''
pps eav Is" 'hs 9S,,.,o, .n1 ,,.,xx.sd tho
vnrk,mr. 81 Weii,s taxing Te,.rraoh' Tia liz
, 1877-07-04
THE CITY-HALL.

ri. -oronf,c1,cr vne,c-dor hor,,wed a. I'M
49," ~ ,sr"as,a Sp s.',ron.s -. -, saat ~e'''~
upon revenue WARRANTS NJ per CENT
The employees Of tho Department OF Health
anil .chnol t.n,tor. wcrr v.stcrdoy ,,a.1 inns
.,..,sa .. a..a..,.,.,1 . ~ a,,a,,. az ~ '~
'a.ai'es' a'non'''"s ~ noo". eA'''0o'
The Trcasurcr's receipts YcAtcrtlay wcro
El7W from tho Water Department. s3,6s from
tho City Collector, an1 s47,746 from tho Comp
t,o,tcr
''en s,,s-'
NINETEEN new cases ano ono ., ocasn ;, from seaf'
's 50 rcported. ,s 1e ~-'>" v '''~''~' WV ~
N. Mueller took out permit Yesterday to
build txo thrcc-story md basement stoue-iront
dwclllurs, 2lxI9 feet each, West Monroe, near
w ~. - ...~",.~ 49, ~. ca,ns.sa,,s. csvs - ,w,, ,
scxt saturday .ne Comptfotaer M e VIII redeam
%aeo IT, a @ e.o H. o.. ~ ~ IT, '1a
row arc o
Tic Guy ~" IT.
Fifty thousand do'lass were forwarded 70
New aosk JestSaaaf: anat s"!n a, MnHes w IN ~
on1onut ~ o. cons!9sn 70 e9at a'E ~ S1SS
e, wnleM M Is fass thc 1otal ot tne pondeo debt
''1sIs Tho Special Committee on ,va.er.nates h..
been called to meet in the City Clerks oinco
Friday At O'Clock. Tho Gus Committed Is
called to meet Saturday at 2 o'clock sharp In
IN n ttf 1fn$$p
oeo Ky ~ Loa f.,i,. ~. ~ M ~
men haYp decsticI to 70, so,nc to upo blaze and
aotno another. Frank LAWYER is sot down for
an address 70 tho newsboYs. who iays picnic
Is to bo " Aldcsmanic Pcroutstcs,H or. avs
Must Liye.''
r.. ,,cx-,,r tt,o no,.s.,,,r, ~ p,,,,,, u:o.,.
% ~ p. oao tr a., 9i raprG m' mosRs
i .to -. ,pa.t ten,,, ~! niui.g, ~ 1n. IT,
ran ~ rgnew ~ ~ os1nst
etst1t III '.4Ay F1pusa-o ~ tt4o Ioa'n.t w
~" u r, Nos" H. . t y. aosu, Issst ~
contract fUr supplying 1900 cubic Yards Of
cement paving grading to G, f. EYcrts.
| ,7ho .to,t.,,c. ~ Tim p,,tc. n.,o&,,,an+ .,ou
W. sat H. +, Sn.t ~ asE snnw
tas. mAla M sso nss !at'.t S,os pessohs ..
, naxo oe a.ia.t ~ ia.t a Wn aonsnet u. tae
polee sta'St tS;t ~ "u eoi. 'i nasn ncen Is 1es
suIneo .Is ~ sas. II 1910 snG po'!eot 1'ioo
motsce .G Iepsas sae~S!Ss @ AayH 1sen sesYea oy
.e p@'su.t'si. .+' "atg go1 9asg, "''n"1 .ns nooYo
uaine, as!eA o'vol aogs' lnere wete
.san sh. ~ T., a, d.ia cn "efo
| so1u'ea ""no III u'oe1"s ~ " ''t''8 "At'co'
, 1877-07-04

Hcl,cnck's Sen Weed Tonic.

Hchcnck's Sen Weed Tonic.
In tho atmosphere experienced herc during tho
summer months. tbs leshargy produced o} The heat
takes away this dcalss Tor wholesome food, and fre-
qucnt persprattons reduce bodily energy. par,itn.
larry those suffering from tho snecta Of dcbiliatnR
diseases. In order 10 keep 4 natural healthful
activity in the syatem VIC must rcsort to artificial
means. For this purpoae Schcnck's Sea Weed
Tonic Is very et1ectua \ few doses will create IN
appetite and gtyu fresh vgor 10 sha cnervacd body.
For dyspepsia. It Is Invaluable. stuny eminent
physlcAns have doubted whclhet dyspepoia Gun be
permanently cured BY Tho lrugs which arc generally
employed for that purpose. Ths aea Weed Tonic
In ts nature II totally different from sneh drugs.
II contains no corrosive muorua or acids; In fact,
It asaiss tue regular operations Of nature. ami sup
plies hes dehctenelcs. Tho tonlc In i& IatuFc 90
much resembles. .to uaatrc juice that 1t Is alu,ost
identical with that duld. Tho gastric Juice ID tho
natural solvent which, Ia I healthy condition Of
the body, eauscs thu food to bo dlgeatcd; and when
this JUICE IL mt cxcretcd In sufficient quantities.
indigestion, With stl lts distressing symptoms, fol-
low. Tho Sea Weed Tonic performs the duty Of
tho gastFlc juice when tho latter II deficient
schenek's Sea Weed Tonic sold BY ail dE1zgsts.
, 1877-07-04
SUBURBAN..
nI.uR BLAND

THO regular meeting ol tie Boar1 Of Trus-
tees WAS held at tho Town-IIa1i Monday after
noon. All members were present. Tho CONF
mittco who have charge OF tho construction o I
the artcsfan-wcll upon the property lately rur-
chased bY tho town were instructed tn hire
lahorcrs and proceed With tho digging Of thc
well, building Of tho tank and windmill, and
the laying Of tho water.p!pcs. This estimated
cost of well and tank IA from ts,000 to $4,000.
An ordinance requiring tho muzx1iug ot dogs
WIS passed.
4 number OF bills nnd the payroll for tho
month Of june wcre audited and ordered paid.
Tie Doard then adjourned TO the tirst Montlay
in Aurt1st
, 1877-07-04

dcatl, wAa caused directly by internal hcnI-
oErhnge. Tho murIcrcr's knife had completely
cut III two onr II the ribs, and had scyerol tho
bowels Just bclow thc diaphragm.
rcr1ap, the mptt notahlu feature of the In.
quest wins the coolncss OF the murderer. lie
has maintained a must nonchnlant dir ever
since tho ntfa!r, and yentcri"y ALLOW.
bctorc Tho jury. When aske1i kei BY ~ The Corone'
w3,nt he had 10 eay In bis defense, ho snarlcti
out, "ivc got nothin' to say" md then funl-
ling IN his pt,ckct, threw, With all the airs OF
Bridgeport rough, ear! Of WV: oBrfen' tllc
Jurors. IIc was, Of courte, held without bail To
the Grand Jury Tor murder In the FIRST d.greo.
, 1877-07-04
1hE EIGHTH woNpfR QE TIE WORLD.

: Tht seven wonders arc known to many; the
eighth 10 that tho villainous adnlterated stu called
corn starch has been used by the public 10 long.
The onlY reason. Of course. Is that nothing better
was offered or known. bat now tho Chicago
Starch- Works produce an article without rotttng
the grain md then restoring tho putrid stu6 with
poisonous chemicals, u ia done BY other mAnutac
surnn. The food 10 consequently puss and whole.
some, md the gloss for laundry purposes the best,
and takes one.hFth less being stronges: and, al
though 40 much superior. costs no more than the
common article called gloss md corn starch.
, 1877-07-04

The jcalousy OF wife came near causing the
death Of her husband the other evening. The
parties ore colose11, and their uamey af. and
Mrs. William Marrow. The mat works TOT AID.
Kirk, aud has charge Of hts stable on Michigan
STREET, near Pine. lie aud hls wItc occupy
ROOMS In tho second story Of the building. They
we1e married eight years aso, but have no rhl!-
dten. Ever sl.lce the hre tic two have not got
TN along at all, the woman aeeustng William.
ue works hard all day, aud occasionally would
take walk after dark to II cool OH" When be
returned ho14c she would abuse him, charging
that he had been spending hla time With so,uu
xiii.
Friday night he took one Of his customary ram
bles, shs weather during ths day hayng bern de-
, 1877-07-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Tho steamer John Sherman will run to High.
land Park to-dny. Sec advertisement on 1rst
page.
Col Cummings Will lead Gospel Temperance
meeting in Lower Farwell Hall this evening at
8 o'clock.
Thcso will 10 union prayer-mceting In he-
halt OF thc interests 'of our country In the
lcctuEe-room OF tho First Congregational
Church this mopllug Mt II o'clock. All aro in-
Yitkd4
, 1877-07-04

Economy IA the key.note Of wealth. It Ia for
this reaEon taat husbands coincide with tho pref
orcnce Of thoie wives for dadrs,es' Hdxdr. All
tho racicst and freshest news In literature, art,
aud science Is pop1atly glycn and tho bcst writers
III America mud Europe contribute. In addition
to this, tho most valuable Information, InclGding
cnls and patterns about fashion matters, ls fur.
ptshcd. Send for tho Ha.ar, Cincinnati. speci-
meRr ronY. 10 cent0
, 1877-07-04

perhaps tho ks. yon'll know about it." hut
whether tho explanation whs thoroughly Fata.
fnr.ory or not the results were co'nrrchcncd
hy al who desired to rf1ec their enre Mt tho
mouths of tho cups those who ayallcd them.
selves Of tho privilege heard, with NOR. or lrss
Jitttnctnca, the voices of A Guartcttc In tho
scntllng room, and were also .gratitlc'l at re-
cctyine answers 10 questions which they put 10
the absent ones,
, 1877-07-04
BuRSs11's FlayoRlHo EXTRACTS.

BDRNET1'S FlhV0RlNB EXTRACTS,
There ts no subject which should more engroes
attention than the purity Of tho preparations which
arc used In flsyorlng the vaFlons compounds prc-
pared for tho human latonuch. Burnett's extracts
arc prepared from fruits Of tho hcst quality, and
arc highly concentrated. Tho ''FIfth Avenue, :"
''Continental, ''Grand Pacific, - and other lead.
lug hutela use and Indor4p Uurnetta Extracts.
, 1877-07-04
Under THE HAMMER,


On Monday. July 9, William A. Butters & Co.
will mako positive sale OF real estato. This enlc
presents rare opportunity TO invest at bottom
priccs.
, 1877-07-04

caltfy. The frat rar4 Will co!ntncn:e running
snis morning, and will run regularly hereafter,
No Doubt thousands will avail themselves nf tbs
ruute aud visit thc Park. ra4c tho Indiana
avenue aud Thirty-ninti1 street rars.
GOOD HoR MEKcu AND lIAtNEs.
For time tnurulorIal there lmyc bccn hang.
ing around the Justice s.ul polv Courts =
de4l6eats WHO eaitl she.'.selrss s "iawyefs." jss
Bomu ot thcnuare better than othcrs, but the
classes. Une Of the worst features abou. their
practice !6 that they take away clents from
young, hard 1-~nrklng and deserving lawyers who
have uHhsed the!r legal examination and been
Que Of the wort features oi Police and justice
Court ptasfrc. 'rur stato Legislature "sat
down en" them tn the last session, aud
July !, uu1 which provides that uo
mai can be allowed to practles unless b., can
th0H iiccslse from the Supreme Court. AIon'
day, wl.sn Justice Mech called the second rase
resented 0na slde Of tho case The Justice
asked lin, Are you IN sttoruey1" aud the
ssa lht ih 10 ha p;sstssa 1. y The ch
Whit sstea M W yuu.H ~ sal ID ths Court II want ant
TO know II you aaye liccuse to practice law. u
Tie man wDted, aud the Justice uld hun to
pay bark 10 lis clirut tl,e moley which slle {au
old ~uu'au1 bad paid him. lie complied, eyi
.lrDt1y knowing tllat the Court hal the powe.
tu due him then and there, and was then told tc
yainose tue sanche, and be rather expeditions
In that, also, he com pl!ed with celerity. Thai
wss the frat :" shyster'' bounced.
Justice uaineA had OCCASION ~ apply the SAINT
bouncing process to one Jarob L. stone, another
sIhysttf y Y tho esssyed " conduct case he
fore him. The Justicra arc firmly resolved 4
8llJw no " sl!ystezs f." near thvlr. lomains, ane
hops 70 do little to stop these butchers oileg2
lore from pfeytag louKeE upon unwtt!pg clientl
and the general public. It is SINCERELY hoped
It least Gy the young attorneys In xhoaa Ates