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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-06-30
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

The Repu blfcans of 9th and 18th Joint Senate
rial Districts Of Ohio will meet In delegate convention
at wellington. Ohio. on
Wednesday, July 20, 1881,
candidate for State Senator. from said district for
the ensuing term.
The basf of representation In said convention will
be delegate for each one hundred votes and one
additional vote for each fraction thereof over nfty
votes cast for James A GARFIELD for President in the
year issO and Il follows for the several counties:
Counties. Votes for Garneld. No. Of Del.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-06-30

By order Of the senatoriAi Committee.
p. 8. GROSCUP, falkland
WILLARD SLOCUM, County.
~ wM. A: BRAMAN, Lorain
j. B. CLARK. County.
G. q. CODOlNG, Medina
w. S. BRADFORD, Rlchland
n Z. DOUGLASS. County.
Tn. Repnblicsns Of the several townships Of Lorain
county are requested 20 meet at their respective
places OF holding elections. on
Saturday, July 8, 1881,
at 7so o'clock D. m and appoint delegates 70 repre-
sent me several townships In said convention. Inc
several are entitled representation In said
A.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18
West Virginia and the Debt.
Tho Alexandris Ga=stte says /:

Tho Alexandris GaSstte says
"As the Constitution SAYS no State esu bo
divided without its own consent, We shsatd
ubsut she State debt Of Virginia were to bring
Up tho suestion of ths eoRstltHtioaaEty of the
for aGs-third of that debt hAs been Rpp0rtisnsd
Sc West Virginia."
That question was bsfore the Supreme
Court OF the United States soon after the
close of the war between the States, and IL
Vas decided that West Virginia was State
oonstitutionally erected. The people of
West Virginia would not willingly allow
their State to become again \ part of Yn>
ginia. They have reasons satisfactory to
their own minds for proferring it to remain
as 1t is. Not only are the ofioeholders aud
oil other men whose Importance would be
diminished if West Virginia were to cease
to be separate State opposed to any change
In the present relations Of the two States,
but largo majority of the masses of the
people agree With them.
But let US suppose that the great wrong
OF tho division of Virginia Into two States
could be remedied, aud they osuld again bo
united, what then would our people say as
to tho State debt. About fifteen millions
of that debt was assigned to West Virginia
| IN 1871. Not dollar of that sum, or of
the interest upon it, has been paid. Prin-
Opal aud interest, that portion of Virgiuia's
debt rOw amounts to over twenty three mil.
lions of dollars, or several millions Of dollars
more than tho fetal sum which the Riddle
| bsrger bill proposes to pay. If these TWEEN.
ty threo millions were added to the thirty.
two millions which tho McCulloch bill pro.
poscd to pay, the debt ef Virginia would
now be over ffty,6vs millions of dollars
WO are afraid that our people arc not honest
enough to desire to sec tho State Of Virgin.
ia bounded tarritorilY as before the war if
che is to commence hor new career with
debt Of that magnitude.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18
? PsETIGAL. Q
FHE suPREMN HouR.

There comes an hour whom all lifs's joys and
Ts cur raised vision seem
But as the nickering phantom that remains
OF sszne dead midnight dresm!
There comes IA hsur when oarthrSeedes &c far,
Its wasted, wavering ray
"anes to tho ghostly palior Of star
HerEed in the milky-way.
Set On the sharp. sheer summit that divides
InnsFtal truth from mortal fantisie:
We bsAr the moaning of times mufisd tidsa
In neasursls4s distance die!
Past pasaieus-lsrsa. ambitions and dsspairs
Asross the expiring swell
seas thre' e'reid sPaco. like uaftI of Lsthsan
airs,
Vague voices of farewell.
All, then frOa life's lonc-haunted dream wO
part
Koused as a okild sew born,
We feel the Pslsss Of tSe eternsl hsar4
Throb thro' the eternal morn.
-PsuI II. Hayns in Youths Companion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18
Spirit Of 5ettersgn.
eharlestown, Jenerson County, Vest Va
TUESDAY xaRNING. JANUARY is, 1881.
TRADE AND COMMERCE. IN 1880 -Ths

TRADE AND COMMERCE IN 1SSO.-Ths
statistics of United States trade aud COM
merce fO. the year 1880 are most gratifying
in character. Our exports and imports ag-
grOeato 81. .594, 600, 600, with balance Of
trade in our favor of s73 900, 600 and a net
coin and bullion receipt of s84, 600, 900 in
excess of all exports of specie. Our iapsrts
aggregate s760 $50 ,056, of which not mere
than half wero maaufaoturss. Our exports
foot uP SSS3, 294,246, CT which bread>stuffs
covered s2SS,o36. .S35, cotton SILL ,5s5, ,9o5,
provisions sl2l 900, ,8l4, and illuminating
oils s34,903,O1l. In these products the
United States has no competition, the for.
eign demand is always increasing, and our
supply is limited only by the demand. We
have exported during the year somo sl6,-
S79, lO7 in tobacco, S9,9SI ALB in manu-
factured cotton, sl3. .344, 1875 in horned eat,
tie, s5,404,+lS in furs, 81, ,G89 ,2s2 in tai.
low, s5,O8G,llS in leather, Sc, ,259 1927 in
oilsnko, and s2,717,5 ,56s in refined suga-.
American vessels carried $3.50, ,OO5, ,497 of
these exports and imports, while $780,
466, ,596 were carried in foreign vessels.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18
MRS. E. 3. PAEuA1KK.

CHRISTMAS GooDs Lots of New STYLES
OF Ladies' Sets, Solid Gold, Roll, Plate. all
PatteFns-7riees low; Sleeve Buttons, Studs.
Collar Buttons, Childron's Ear Hoops, Bold
Gold; Ladies' Neck Chains, Scarf Pins,
large assortment; Bracelets, Charms, Fine
Roll, Plato Vest Chains, prices very low :;
Fine Table knives, Silver Plated, Rubber
and Bone Handles, and Of tho very best
Steele-Child's Sets from % cts. to So 90.
Violins, German Accordoons, Guitars, Ban
jos, Violin Strings, Guitar Strings, Silver
Plated Ware, Watches, Clocks, &c &c
Call and see me and save money All kinds
of Repairing done neat and warranted.
Fl A Bup1OS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

FACTs.-Those coutem plating trip west
ward will certainly do we'll to carefully con-
suit the time tables of tho Baltimore aud
Ohio road. It's celebrated fast trains, its
suro connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest, make it beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colonists are
carried in first class cars On fast trains, aud
every possible caro- is taken to insure comfort
and convenience. By tho Baltimore and
Ohio only is tho choice of routes offered to
the west, via St. Louis CIR Chicago, and IN
either case, trains run through without change
OF caTR. Direct COZ uoctiUn is made at both
cities with all leading lines to the west, north
west and southwest, and there is but single
change Of cars to Iowa, Kaussa, Nebraska,
Texas, Minnesota, cto. No other line can
offer such advantages as the Baltimore and
Ohio. 1t costs but very little time and
trouble to learn this, and in the end may lead
to tho saving of much of both as we'll Us
money. Above oil things do not purchase
tickets before having n talk or receiving a
letter from ono of the j 4 O. Agents. Il
letter addressed to B. +. Bond, Cumberland
Md; to G. f Dudrow, Harper's Ferry; to
Dsnl Bride, Baltimore, Md, or j. Il. Fritz.
Somerset Pa, or call upon either of these
gentlemen will lead to thorough information
as to al! necessary details of time, connec>
tIons, fares, baggage, etc, etc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

Messrs. Faulkner & Crsizhill-tho ono
formerly from Winchester and tha other
from Chariostown-began business at Lynch
burg. Virginia, with few acquaintsnces AID
very little money, at the close of the Isto
war, and last year they manufactured and
sent out from their Wholesale drug estab,
lishnont over 100000 packages of various
preparations
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

If the Democratic party is not in favor of
"tariff for revenue Only" in tho fullest
sense of the meaning of tha. phrase, usse. to
the Barbour Jejiersonian,i it ought TO be spill.
sideways and edgeways aud then sunk
"deeper than ever plumet sounded" in to
the tuthon.loss pit Of publio contemnt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

RATIONAL TREATMENT AND POSITIVE CrTREs
are what the s fiji ed sock for. and these who
resort to DR. r:Plerce's Family Medicines are not
doomed to disappointment. SO positively ef-
hGncIonsls his Favorite Prescription in all cases
OF lemaie weakness. nervous and ether dera1Ce-
nsnts incident to the sex. that this potent rcm-
ray Is sold under Il Pnsitive guarantee. For
particulars see PIsTce's Memorandum Book
OF the uedicine. sold BY druggists.
"AsECA. MINI, April sth. 1879.
II. Y: Pisrcs, h D.: Dear SRI feel that I
should he ooglsoting my duty were to fail in
ElYing my testimony to tie vaiue of your
nsalcines. For years have been a great suf-
terer from eomplieatio Of CHRONIC diseases
WhIoh our physici0nz tr0ated in vain. aIn now
using youh FnYorite PrOserIptiO and fnd nv
self almost we'll. Your medicines have done
me more good thnR anything have ever used
romain, gratefully yours
MRS F. r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

TIE PSrIR or TIE PREss.-In no way is the
power ct the press more surely shown than in
the universal knowledge that has in less than
year. been Iifussd throughout 1fty-nliIlions
of that splendid 1smssy Ridnsy-Eort. Ard
the people from Sac Atlantic to ths Pacific kaVo
SHOWN their Intelligence and their kuOWlsdR0
Of TAat is in tho papers, by already mGkfnK
kidusy-WoTt tkeiF household rem sdy for all
diseases CT tie kidneys, liver and bowels.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

i Gen. MoDOwell's yOss for Garfield cost
Uncle Sam no less than $1,000. 1t sams
about in this way: Gen. Mcdowell was on
the Pacific coast aud he desired to go to New
York 70 veto. He got N order from tho
Wsr Department. for himself and aldo, de-
camp to come Eat, and uader that order
beth of them drew their regular mileage and
aIIoNaaoes, amounting to about 81 200.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

We are 10 receipt of the Baltimore Sun
almanac for 1881 most valuable COM
pendium of useful Information, worthy of
the "elEknown business enterprise of tho
Sun printing house. A copy is sent ftes TO
every regular subscriber to that pape-.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

"O return thanks for copy Of tao Re,
port of the Directors and Superintendent of
that excellent institution, tho Weston Lu,
aatie Asylum of Virginia. for i879-SO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

The Christmas number of tho Baltimore
Heehty S~" contained sixty>four columns cf
reading matter, and was paper of unusual
excellence.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18
[Cleveland Penny Pross.1

SEE THE CoNoUERING HKno, ETC
Among the most wonderful articles of the
period is ST. Jacobs Oil. The Hon. Leonard
Swsts of Chisago, Pronounces it the most
thorough coDquoror of pain that be has ever
kroTu
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

: Sufficient census rsturus have been re-
eeiVod to indicate that the total popalatisI
of the URited States is q little over 81 ,oOO,>
600 This shows gain of about 13, ,eOo,s :
600 in decade
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

The s. V R R is pow prepared to sell
for use of individuals or families, books con-
tanning coupons good for 500 miles at "a
cents per mile Application for the same
sIi should be made to Joseph " Coke, General
Ticket Agent
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

No wonder the people have confidence;
when the best physicians are prescribing DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup in all eases Of Coughs;
Colds, etc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

fur him. But they throwcd me way off my
guard. The way lock at it is that the camp
meetin' society is responsible for me Iosin'
my huudrsd dollars aud TIVE fifteeR>dellar
pigs. Cans git back at 'em for trespsss.
or false. pretenses. or exessssry atore the
fact. or suthin'? CANT do il hoysl,,E---
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

Trains arc now running regularly between
Wayneshoro (the junction With the Chcsopea he
q Oaio +. R.) and Elktop, 3o5 miles. Track is
also laid TO Shenandoah Iron Works. to which
point trains will be run Immediately compile
tion Of tho ballaAtiag.
CHARLES p. HATCH.
Genn Freight and PasG'x 4 gsES
JOSEPH a SANDS, Superintendent.
December Is, 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

: All the Sta,os bat seven now have
biennial sessions of the LegisIstures. TIE
.eVen which have not yet adopted the rs.
form are Connecticut, Massack usotts, New
Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, South
Carolina and Wisconsin. In Louisiana,
Maryland and VirgiRia tho sessions are lin
tied to 80 days; in Tennessee to rs days !;
IN Missouri to 70 days; in Arkansas. Calls
f0rnia: Florida, Indiana, Ksutucky, Minne-
sofa, Nevada, North Carolina and Texas TO
60 days; in Alabama and Kansas to so davs
in West Virginia to As days, and in Colora,
do, Georgia, Nebraska and Oregon 20 40
days In the other States thore is NO limit.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18
ADVERTISING RATES.
psTRANsIENT BILLs-oAsH.

One square q inch or is.s,) to vesks.-- 20
Each sahseQReht insertion, 80
One square, thrss lee
Ona SQUARE ak = 6.t0
Oas SQUARE, one yesr.....- le.Co
CAEDIDATRS, S,1xHouSoEAS&zs.-FerC Couhty Of
kcsrs, $500 State or CrnEFesstoEAl, sic 90.
Legal SalAdyeStisensRtsatt "a at the Published rates.
Obituary Notices exceeding hFSiines, ten cents
per line.
o. -Alltrassisatadysrti due sad collect
able after the hrst inSsTtioa. u
Libsral dcdUotiOna rnadS for Quarter, Halt and
Whole COlunas for AEzeal. Sssai-ARa1al and
Quarterly Advertisers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18
Wise Words of Gladstone.

Mes arc apt to mistake tho strength Of
their fealing for the strength of their argu>
ment. The hOaied miud resonts the chill
touch and relontIcSS scrutiny Of logic
| have no dreams of golden age; ther4
will always be moro than enough 10 depIore,
more than enough to mend. Bat let us at
leGst thrnH: aside tho needless difficulty of
wsnton elimination, and lot as labor, in pa
tlencs and good will toward all, to handle
aud direct fer the best tho movements of our
time. No Tavo on tha great oooan of time.
when once it has 1oated past Us, can be re-
called. All VIC can do is to watch The new
form and motion Of tho next, and launch
upon it to try, in tho manner our best judg-
ment may suggest, our Etreugth aud skill. 3.
Ho sannot chsngo tho prOiouRd and re-
EisLless teudenoieA of the ago toward reli-
gIous liberty. II is oar business to guide
and control thoir application. Do this you
may. But TO epdesvor to turn them back
ward ID the EpOrt Of children, done by the
hands of men, and every effort you may make
Ia that direction will recSil upon yeu in diSS
aster and disgrGce.
Tho free expression Of opinion, GE our oxS
Porionos has taught as, is the safety valve Of
passion. The nOiss Of tho rushing stream,
when it escapes, alarms the tinid, bat il il
tho sign NO aro safe. Tke concession sf
f''HeS" anticipates tGe grown
of furiess appetite.
That which is tho truth teaches the dos-
trins of love to all persons, bat by virtue of
that love it teaches also to hats the srrorG
which uisleaa and the decisions which
blind them. Tha truth, therefore, neoesss>
rily exclusive of its opposite, aud TO propose
peace betwsOp them, is simply disguised
mode Of proposing to truth suicide, and OBJ,
| tsirIng for fAsehood victory.
We live ss mon. in labyrinth Of prob
lens, and Of neral prOblsma from which
there is no escape psrmittsd rs. Solution
fer them We have noao. Bat Echsns came
lSOO years ago into the vorld Whieh 10 an
earnest harbingsr Of Sslution.
Tho Christian thought, the Christian ira
dItlen, the Christian sssisty are the great,
tho imperial thought, the trsdition, tho 80:
eisty Of this earth. 1t is from Christsn dom
outward that power and influence rsdiats.
not toward it and into IL that they dey.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18
TO CUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS,

TIME undersigned having this day associated
L themselves partners In the G rain business
are prepared TO handle all grain bought by them
with dispatch, and will offer tho best prieen fos
Grain thai the market will ALLOW.
WE LfPPITT,
B. C.. wASHINGTOS
THOS. q. WASHINGTON.
June !. 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-18

SHAEGHAI Backing ct 5 cents a box, the
~ cheapest and best in town. Sold nv
MERCHANT & MITCHELL,
EhdE incest line of Toilet Sos in town hv
Il MERCHANT & MITCHELL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
THE MAN WHO WATCHED,
detroit Free Press !

A day or two ago, soon after the hour Of noon,
an individual, who seemed to be laboring under
considerable excitement entered grocery store
on Michigan avenue and asked for private
word with the proprietor. When the request had
been granted he explained
II believe myself to be an injured husband
and want to verify my suspicious by watching
house on the other street. This can best do
from the rear Of your store. Have you any OBJ
lection to my taking seat back there by the open
Window"
The grocer granted the favor, and the agitated
STRANGER walked back and took feat on a box OF
Goldfish and began his watch His presence had
almost been forgotten when he returned to the
front Of the store with hasty step and quiverlng
voice and said;
"Grest heaventl but I'll kill her Yes, I'll shoot
her through the heart"
Your wiie2"
eyes, my idolized Mary l can olOnger doubt
her guilt, and I'll be a murderer In less than ten
minutes.
The grocer tried to detsin him, but he broke
away and rushed around the corner. Not hear.
ing anything furth ,r Of him for half an hour the
grocer began to investigate, and he discovered
that fourteen rolls Of butter crock Of lard, two
hams aud other stuff had left the back end Of the
store by way Of the window at which the watch.
full husband was stationed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
SIGN LORE.

There is perversIty In language sometimes
that like the ITlshman's bulls has a value Of Its
own, and enrlches too careful mode OF expires.
sion by some comicRl blunder. This is partlcu.
larly noticeable in isolated figures OF speech signs
which are ldom either lucid or grammatical;
or newspaper announcements, when grammar
and punctuation are often sacrificed TO space.
Some Of these mistakes are very absurd; notably
that in which "a plano is wanted by a lady with
carved legs" In the notice OF "LOst-a black
ladys fam" and "a small, god.iaeed ladys
watch" were advertised.
Sewing done here" is the announcement upon
many door; and 1t took a small boy to discover
the syllogsm in IT, Said he: ma. that woman
has got her sewing done, COS she says 90 on her
sign"
gentleman advertised last week, in one OF our
city papers, for an ice chest to hold so many
| pounds Of ice, and q new harness. The wonder
was why he wanted to keep his new harness In
an ice chest until 1t was noticed to be an error in
punctuation.
BARRIERS sign once read
| what do you think
Ill shave you for Tothing AID give you o drink"
When his customers asked for the drink, and
refused to pay, he took them outside and read to
| them:
What do you think
I'll shave you for nothing and give you drink"
This gave 1t a different meaning
Detached sentences often present quaint ex.
preston; "JOb printing" said an old lady,
reading the familiar sign, poor man, hemust be
awful tired Of it, for he's been at it ever since
car remember"
| In druggists window in Chicago there wss
for many years sign, Artificial eyer, and i'm
mediately under it, "Ooen all night" which OF
course referred to the store ard not 10 the eyes.
| merchant once went to the sign painter and
told him he wanted neat sign with co !plet In
rhyme painted in gold letters when the man
brought the sign the inscription read
Sugar and tea sold"
The merchant asked angrily where the rhyme
was, when the painter read 1t to him;
Sugar and lea
sold"
A sign on tobacco factory reads, Twenty
boys wanted to strip"
"Shirts reinforced is the legend In Detroit
dry goods store 1t means that they are provided
with double yOkes"
This house for sail" was the way a landlord
spelled the announcement. smart fellow came
along and asked, when will the house sail2"
"As soon as some one comes along who can raise
the wind," was the cool answer.
On a pleasant road leading out of Baltimore on
little Wayside shOp,is the following
"Cakes and beer,
Cheap and good
Sold here,
By Mister Wood"
In Pennsylvania there is an old house called
the Harrogate. In front of 1t and directly on the
sidewalk hangs an old gate with this inscription
"This gate hangs well and hnders none,
Refresh, and pay, and travel ON
Good ale for nothing tomorrow"
Another 81 IN reads:
Il, Patrick MCDermott lives here
sells good porter, ale and beer,
I've made my sign little wider,
To let you know sells good cider"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-08-11
THE LAWYERS BOY.


Anybody who thinks that the boy employed
around LAWYERS Office has nothing to do but
empty the paper basket, run to the postoffice,
sweep the room and read the jokes Of Blackstone,
is grandly mistaken A boy-that is, prize Of
boy, and one who will eventually become great
lawyer himself-has heap on lis mind, and no
time for sling shots or tops. Yesterday while a
Detroit lawyer was in court, with his boy IN
charge Of the Office newspaper man who was
hunting through the MofTat block stumbled upon
the young attorney and was received with
Come right in. The papers in your case are
ready to Designed"
"What Case2'
Application for divorce"
"But I'm not the man."
"Ain't your Well, you look like him. Let's
sect Are you the defendant In the Jones VS.,
Brown trespass case2 II so, am to tell you that
the case is put over until next Saturday, at the
same hour In the afternoon"
mo, am not Brown"
swell, that's all right. Let's see agalnY was
to tell Ryan that his case against Peters for Sian.
der would not come on this term, and to suggest
that he amend his declaration. You have not
given the dates whereon the defendant called
you a reptile and Sneak"
but am not Ryan"
"Is that sOH That's too bad, but perhaps you
can't helpit, Was 1t your wife who eloped with
man named Baker
mo"
Then you are not Mr.. Glenn. was to tell him
that be forgot to state the particular time at
which he first noticed GOODNESS In her demeanor
Let's seer OH there's that bigamy case. was
to say to the defendant that the prosecution ap.
pear to have hunted up and got hold OF the testI
mony Of third female who claims to have mar
ried you in Toledo in 1854. and that your case
looks shaky. We will, however, do our best to
pull you through, as we do all our clients"
"You are off again; am not the man."
"Dear me, that's another Well, all right.
was to say to any new client that Mr.. - would
be back in an hour. Come In and sit down and
look over the city directory, We will take your
case at the lowest cash price and do our level best
to win it. Consult no other firm until you have
given us trial."