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For any case Of blind, bleeding, itching liberated
OF .protruding Piles that DeBings Pile Remed,
Arch st street phtIs9epha Pa None genuine with tn
out his signature Sold by druggists Disco
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Impotence of mind, limb, or vital function nervous
weakness, sexual debility, &C., cured by s'WellS
Health Remover" 81. Stott & Cromwell, $50 Penn.
SylVania avenue.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
WAsHIS6TOE, DC. November -. 1881 10 ans
Fer the middle states. generally fair weather
during the day, followed by increasing cloudineSs
and areas OF r@iD, rising temperature, falling ba-
roneter, northeast 20 southeast winds.
Special Weather Bulletin.
RAIN TOMORROW AND COLDER WEATHER THURSDAY.
The chief signal officer furnishes the folowin q
Special buiiati to tlie press An extensive disturb
ance continues central north or the lake region,
but the weather continues generally clear I'm the
northern districts OF the United States east OF the
rtesf s'ppi It-ht r'tCs ere rnro-tod or the south
Atlantic and Gull coasts. aud clOudineSS has in
creased in the northwest, with colder norIherly
winds in the upper Missouri valley and in Mime
sofa Warmer south to west winds are reported
from New England AMI the lake region, and
slightly warmer northeast to southeast winds
prevail In the southern state The Indications
are that warm and fair weather Will prevail In New
EnCl9nd during the rest If Tuesday, followed by
partly cloudy weather and light rain. The fndfca-
ticns for the middle and south Atlantic states are
that the cl1udress viii increase during Tuesday.
with rising temperature, followed on "Wednesday
by light rains. A cold wave has appeared i'll the
weather viii prevail the middle and east Attain
tic coasts during Thursday night
RANGE CT THE THERHOHETER-Thef following are
The readings of tine thermometer at the Signal ONCE
during the day: q. M 81 deg; II a. m, Al deg
sp.In., IS deg. Maximum IS deg; minimum, 30
deg
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RED GOLD BRAIDED neck chains and guards, S.
TO $40, u Pri5gs, 451 Penneylvania avenue.
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BERNARD BAILEY, 500 9TH street, for Wednesday
only, hands CSt If each finest silver ltted
steel knives and forks, at S1.S7, warranted; rose
wood handle carvers, s1.05 pr; pearl-handle two
blade pocket knile. 25,.
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ON ACCOUNT OF THE MILD WEATHER WILL
" HAVE TO OFFER OUR
81 Boyss Suits for s. and S. so.
s. Boys Suits for - and 8. SO.
s. Boys' Oyercoats AID Ulster. IS and 5. 30.
8 Chidrcns Oven and Uters, - 80 and ID %.
$ Childrenss Oyercoats and uEters. - and $4.50.
81 ChildreaIs Shout Pants, Is and o0c
q. Is Childrens Long PAnfr. 81 and 81. 20.
Boys Telescope Ha&s, from SOC. upSar1s-
ASIA AID 1915 PxaksyLvANLA AvErrM
ma J. w. SE.3Y.
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CARPETINGS!!
CARPETINGS!
CARPETINGS!!!

CARPETINGS!!!
INGRAINS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS AND BODY
BRUSSELS.
Atwood Ingram Carpets, choice Styles Is cts.
Ingram Carpets, 80 cts, 81 cts, so cts.
Druggets all sizes, choice styles.
Best Brussels made. beautiful styles IS cts, usual
price, 81. 10.
Best Two-Ply Carpets made, 80 cts. per yard.
Brussels Carpet, IS cts
Floor Oil Cloths all widths 81 cts so cts. So yard.
Rugs Meqnette Smyrna Velvet, Persian and tapestry
Garnet Lining, cts CARPETS made and laid. cts.
Blankets, Bed Comforts and German Coverlids.
Save money by buying your Carpets at
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.(NN Reward 4

Is removed by the use OF Cocaine; and 1t stimu-
lates and promotes the growth OF the hair. Bur-
nett'S FlaVOring Extracts are the best.
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A Card,

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
dfscretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood, &C., will send a recipe
medy was .u discovered by mssionars IN South
America. Send sef-addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T.. INMAN, Station d, New York city.
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se,2-eo SOLE PRoPRIEToRs. BALTIMORE
NATURES TRIUMPH,

FRAZIER's ROOT BITTERs.
nyou ere weak, or langu;d use Frazier's Bitto1 n
your nesh is nabby snd yot;r complexion sslow. ne
Fraxer's Bitters. Ii worn down with the II chl-
drcn. use Frazer's Bters. II you have got the blnoa
live contrary to the laws Of health nse Fr.es Roct
ters. If you have abused instead Of used natures gk
use FrazieIs B;tters you feel old before your ema
You have gloomy forebodines. Frnxsr's Btters y
your hands hemble and your eyes have grown din
Sold by al drugvsts cvrywhsre q The loy price Of
Iors' 0 Cleveland. O. Nm. LEE D. hENT%iS1E Drnss
corner Pennsylvania and l2th street, Waed1G.
ton. DC. Retail Agent ~
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Punch nm Rot
Decline nf NM

The thing desired found at last Ask Druggist
for Rough on Rats. 1t clears out rats, mice
reaches, bed bugs, &c, 15c. boxes. tn
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.

National THEATER.
EVERY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES.
The Brilliant Success.
WILLIE EDOUIN'S SPARKS COMPANY IN
DREAMS; OR, FUN IN A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Received everywhere by delighted and enthusiastic
music and the new sH inserioan MeehS Re-
volVing Scene. changing in view of the audience.
MATINEE TOMORROW AT2:
A. our usual cheap Matinee Prices Admission to Dress
first served. Lower Moor, SO and rs cent?. with
Night performances at popular prices.
MONDAY. DECEMBER s-MARY ANDERSON.
EORD's OPERA HOUSE.
ONE THOUSAND LAUGHS.
Strategic Merriment-The Strategy of Fun.
HAvERLY's FAMOUS sTRATEGIsTs.
The Beautiful Story Of
LOVE AND KISSES.
THE TWO B1JAHs.
OUR FATHER IN-LAw.
THE BoNEsET TEA.A
ONLY THREE MORE NIGHTS.
ONLY MATINEE WEDNESDAY.
NEXT M0NDAY-OUR COLLINS, STORY OF
THE RHINE.
FoRDs OPERA HOUSE. GERsrER.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ONLY, DECEMBER
AND 3.
FRIDAY EVENING, December 2.
LA TRAvIATA.
Mime. ETELKA GERSTER.
First time in Washington in her great role of Voleta.
Sig. francesca Gianninithis first appearance
Sig. Massiino CiapiM (his first appearance
Mesdames Lancaster and Arcone; Sig Mpetto. Marna.
Musso, Hall, &c.
SATURDAY EVENING, December 3,
IL TROVATURE.
First appearance of the celebrated Prma Donna Ora
matca from the Grand Opera Paris,
Mile. MARIA LESI.INO,
in her celebrated character of Leonora.
Mile. Maria Prasini cher first appearance
e! ALucens
Mr. George Sweet (his first appearance here)
as....................... .Conte di Luna
Admission, 81 So
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The sale of Reserved Seats will
commence WEDNESDAY MORNING at Metzerctt's
Music Store. n2S-6t
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Priced to Close Out

Ulsterettes said to be all wool, IS each.
OvercOatS, beaver and diagonal, 50 each.
GEO. c. HENNING,
40 Seventh street.
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GOVERNMENT CLEREs can save % per cent by
buying their meats at 91i Pennsylvania avenue.
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MONEY! MONEY! MOEEYi sao 90 70
a PRED led Z sE Elm LOAN AND BxxKiSd
HOUSE. 537 5,h etreet northwest between end =
streets Jansc and liberal adsances made upl Do
Eossds. Witches. Jeweiry, Eisverwsxe. 0ula 49,
t.>t.izg ss..i alFxrandle Of every descE1T41oo
as..s.s 49,
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CITY ITEMS.


108c Iuhu80 15skSy
and bottle Of DR.. Bulls cough syrup, and you
viii be rid OF your cold. Price &c.
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

n GORGE w. KING,
ROUTE AGENT IN GEORGETOWN
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER.
Subscribers who have complaints against the carriers
persons who desire to have the paper Ito which
prompt attention will be gyen) will find books for the
entering Of the same, at Fcklng's Drug Store, 1860
High SD street. and the Western Union Telegraph
Office Congress or 3lst street. opposite Post Office.
mis-. I'm
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PUsSEIL's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.
LITTLE GIRL FoUSD-WOnders for Xmas. 421 9Th.
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LECTURES.

1VHE SECOND DEFENSE OF THE COLORED
Il RACE
Will be made on THURSDAY EVENING, December
LIST, 1884, at the Virginia Avenue Baptist Church. 9th
street and Virginia aVenue southwest at 80, by II. s..
LAWS. Admission, Is cents. It,
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NTere1v Nuraiur n Con-

who use Glenn's Sulphur Soap to improve the skin.
HIPS Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, soc.
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AvoID PEDDLERs-Consult Hempler, Optician, ~
street.
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HARRY B. PARKER.
GEO. F. TIMMS & co.
GEO. F. TIMMS.

". Os
Fave completed all their preparations. and
tirely ready for business.
GEO. F. TIMMs l. co.
Have stoc1 Of clothing for large and email men.
Youths, Boys and Children. from which any taste can
he suited any wishes quality price accommo
dated.
.
'D0' 3 AAm"o I" w.
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DRY GOODS.


FALL AND WINTER Goopsi
must make for Christmas supplies We keep
20 days.
BROWN 4 CLAGETT,
ms 500 MARKET SPACE.
-SnK PLUsHEs.
Complete assortment Of
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK PLUSHEs.
AIL-wooL aoLEsEIN PLUSH for Goa. trimming.
ELEGANT SILK FABRICS.
RHADAMES, SATIN MERyEIILEUx.
SATIN BRoCADEs. PEKIN vELvETs.
SILK vELvETs. wATERED SILKS.
MORE FRANCHISE. SATIN DILYoN.
IMMENSE STOCK OF FRENCH DRESS GOODS.
LADIES' HABIT-CLoTTs. tall shades.)
PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS.
RHADAMEs DoLMANs. FUR-LINE
BLACK SATIN MERvEILLEUX CIRCULARS.
ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS. ULsTERs AND
ULSIERETTES.
e p9peping daily New Goods suitable for CHRIST
81 ONE PRICE ONLY.
sEATON PERRY,
COZ Late Firm Perry Bro.,)
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CORNER 9TH STREET.
Established 1870. n2e
CLoAksl cLoAKsl
San and examine r our imepse stock Of cIoAKs
select from a. there s in wash!ngt3n Aso elegant
to match for Trnines t line Of eoored - veTes
Brocaded Silks il all tie mos; desirable shades the
received daily; lalge stock of Blankets and Comforts
always in stock.
Call and examine our stock. No trouble to show
j. A. LUITRELL & CO.,
n2e SIT Market Space.
IN DRY GOODS.
SELLING OFF ALL OF OUR
FALL AND WINTER GOODS CHEAP
Wool Dress Paids, ST. Bleashsd TsHe pamatk pu al
BaEe sse az eo COM
eo!o9s as syst sshr 'e s1s
k &c 8 Geored sad Black sim Plush
Sssa1s sss SSi
%os S0G all Ssss ss
Gssf Cashmere shaw pure Wool. s. So ' Lace for
" Sl s .aa 0s pure
white Bridal Quilts large size 81 Is: Honeycomb
1sss sss irS and S. ixsl se s snsia.
a har
Suiting 2ss CSored and Black cashmere Series
Large size double White Blansets Df pure Soo
CARRIERS,
ms I'll MARKET SPACE.
Most ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS.
One, and half yards wide. in Garnet Navy Blue Bot
tie Green and Bronze Green, at only 80 cents per
yard. regular price 81 70 and $l.S7.
Also another large lot Of that
| LADIES' EXTRA FINE COTTON UNDERWEAR,
Chemse. Drawers and Corset Covers. only IS cts EACH
Also another lot of those
| GENTS ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs. cts EACH
P: Sour fine Irish Linen He,nsHtched and EN-
INITIAL uANDKERCHIEFS
for Holiday Trade in stock at lowest price.
COCHRANE l. CO.,
| ms OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK.
NOTABLE ATTRACTIONS
GU1NNIP, DAY CO.'S,
go. s22 AND s24 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
We are agents for the sale of the celebrated
| NONPARIEL VELYETEEN,
Silk finish, in Black and all colors.
New Britain Knitting Co.'s 2-Thread. FUN regular
| made MERINO UNDERWEAR, all sizes from "a to 46.
| at 81. %; never sold before under 81.
FOSTER PATENT REAL KID GLOVES,
AL colors hooks, a. 99c.
| OUR SILK STOCK
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The EXHIBITION OF articles belonging to the Rus
sian minister Will be made tomorrow from 10 a.
NJ until y. M For full particulars OF sale, see
the advertisement
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THE ATTENTION OF connOisseurs and all lovers OF
the beautiful In art, is directed TO the advertise
ment by NeSSrS. Walter Il. Williams q Co, Auc-
toneerS, Of the sale OF the prize mantel mirror
that Was exhibited at the National Fair.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Edible
Sheriff. and Maggie HattOn, both Of Prince George
county. Nd.
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DR. SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CAIISAYA
Wine Bitters contains ingredients nine OF yegc-
tables and one Of iron The magnetic iron which en-
ity and is the form In which it Is found In the biood
These Bitters viii dyEpepsta, nervous debility,
neuralgfa rheumatism, scrofula, marasmus, bilious
and malar.a feyers and al disease Of the stomach,
liver, blood and nerves; also, all female diseases.
Price, 81. Sold by Druggists and at los FcnnsSiysnia
avenue northwest. n1S
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
DC. November 20. 1881. 10 am. {
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GEO. F. TIMMS l. co.

Have stoc1 Of clothing for large and small men.
Youths Boys and Children. from which any taste can
dated.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-05-07
4 TypographicnI Error.

The Elkton Register thus "nails
to the COUNTER" one of the boasted
big points in the Hopkinsville con-
troversy against T. Herndon, Esq,
of the Grange Warehouse. The
Register says:
A typographical error in our pa
per has added somewhat to the
"war of words" between Mr.. Thos.
Herndon, of The Grange Ware
house, and the New Era. Some
time since the sales of the Grange
Warehouse are reported in the
Clarksville papers as 191 hogshead
for a week, and in the Register as
291. Any one adding the number
of hogshead reported under the diff
ferent classes, in the Register,
would have discovered that they
amounted to 191, and that 29I must
have been an error. Mr.. Herndon
did not send us his account of sales
for that week. Our arrangement
with him is that we are to copy
the sales from the Chronicle each
week.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-05-07
Dlamonds morse,s FOOT.

The Richmond, Ky, Register is
responsible for the following: A
wealthy physician of MurfreesborO,
Tenn, bought a 1900 diamond
ring for his daughter. About three
years since, while riding out, the
ring was lost. 1t was advertised
and liberal rewards offered for its
recovery, but nothing was ever
heard Of it. A few weeks ago a
child of a blacksmith was taken
sick, and the physician above re-
ferred to called to see it. While at
the bedside he had occasion to men
tion his daughters. name. At this
the child's mother took from her
finger a ring, handed it to the ply
sician, and asked him if his daugh-
ter had recently lost ring, for the
ring contained the name he had
just pronounced. The physician
said she had not, but that some
years ago she lost diamong ring,
and as his eyes fell upon the spark
ling object he recognized his daugh-
ter's long-lOst treasure. The lady
said her husband found it in the
bottom of horses foot only a few
days before that, while cleaning
out the hoof for the purpose Of shoe
ing him. The ring was evidently
in the mud, and the horse had trod-
den on it, when it became imbed-
ded in the dirt in the hollow of
the foot. One small diamond was
missing, and that was the only
damage of any consequence.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-05-07
Effects of Tobacco on Boys.

A certain doctor, struck with the
large number Of boys under fifteen
years of age whom he observed
smoking, was led to inquire into
the effect the habit had upon their
general health. He took for this
purpose thirty-eight boys, aged
from nine to fifteen years, and care
fully examined them; and in twen-
ty-seven of them, he discovered in
furious traces of the habit. In
twenty-five there were various dis
orders of the circulation and more
or less marked taste for strong
drink. In twelve there was fire.
quent bleeding of the nose; ten had
disturbed sleep, and twelve had
slight liberation of the mucous
membranes of the mouth, which
disappeared on ceasing from the use
of tobacco for some days. Medical
treatment was of little use till the
smoking was discontinued, when
health and strength was restored.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-05-07
WHOLE NO. 2,37O.
WHAT'S N,h,,ismq

This question is being asked ev-
cry day, and few can answer 1t.
Below are extracts giving, in part,
the principles Of the society of Mi
hilists: "'rhis gospel admits OF 40
half measures and hesitations. The
world must be destroyed and re-
placed by new one. The lie must
be stamped out and give way to
/ truth 1t is our mission to destroy
the lie, and to effect this We must
begin ct the very commencement.
Now the beginning Of those lies
which have ground down this poor
world in slavery is God. Tear ouI
of your hearts the belief IN the eX-
istence oil God, for as long as an at
tom of that silly superstition re-
mains in your minds, you will new
er know what freedom is. When
you have got rid of the belief in
this priest-begOtten God, and when,
moreover, you are convinced that
your existence and that of the sur
rounding world is due TO the con-
glomeration of atoms in accordance
with the laws OF gravity and attrac-
tiOn, then only you will have .ac-
complished the first step toward lib
erty, and you will experience less
difficulty in Kidding minds of that
second lie with which tyranny has
invented. The first lie is God, the |
second lie is right. Might in
vented the fiction of right in order |
to insure and strengthen her reign. |
Might makes and unmakes laws, |
and that might should be in the |
hands of the majority. Once pen
etrated with a clear conviction OF |
your own might you will be able to
destroy this mere notion OF right. /
And when you have freed your /
minds from the fear of a God and /
from that childish respect for the
fiction Of right, then all the remain
ing chains which bind you and
which are called science, civiliza.
tion, property, marriage, morality
and Justice, will snap asunder like
threads. Let your own happiness
be your own law. But in order TO
get this law recognized and To
bring about the proper relations
which should exist between the !
majority and minority Of mankind,
you must destroy everything exists
in the'shape ofstate or social ofgtni-
cations. Our first work must be de-
and annihilatiou OF every
thing RS it now exists. You must
accu>tom yourselves To destroy
everything-the good with the bad
For, if an atom of this old world re-
mains the new will never be ere
lted. Take heed that no ark be al
owed to rescue any atom of this
I'D world, which we consecrate TO
destruction.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-05-07

Young man, when you see any
thing you want ask for it like "a
man. If you want to borrow 50 Of
a man, or if you want TO marry his
daughter, don't slip up 10 him and
hang on to your hat and talk poll
tics and religion and weather, and
tell old stale jokes whereof you can't
remember the point, until you wor-
ry the old man into nervous irri-
tation. Go TO him with a full head
of steam on and your bow ports
open like an iron-clad pulling for
shore battery. Snort and paw and
shake your head, If you feel like
ii, no matter il it does make him
astonished. Better astonish him
than bore him. Go into his heart,
or his pocket-book, or both; it
amounts to the same thing, like a
brindle bull with curl on his FORE
head charging a red merino dress,
eyes on fire, tail up, and the dust
a-hying. Then you'll fetcn him.
Or possibly he may fetch you. But
never mind; you'll accomplish
something, and show you're not
afraid to speak what's on your
mind. And that's a great deal
more than you would accomplish
by the other method. You need
not be cheeky, but you ought to be
straightforward.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-05-07

The law provides for an ideal iu-
ry, that is, one which IS not preiu.
diced for or against the prisoner
Bur in practice il il difiiciltio sa-
T cure twelve men OF "cOid neutral.
ity." All men are more or Ie-s IN
( uuenced by unconscious prpiudi,.os
such ~ arise from birth. education,
social position, or habits OF life.
Lawyers know the power which
sympathy has over the judgement
Of men. In defending criminals.
they not inffequently.fnesse 10 se,
cure jury whose unconscious syn1-
pathies viii be in favor of the Dris.
Oner. A thieFs counsel would NOT
be grieved If he believed Shake
speare's words true ofthOse trying
his client:
The jury, passing on the prisoners llfa
May IN the sworn twelve have THIEF or
Guiltier than him they try.
An anecdote OF a DISTINGUISHED
lawyer of Kentucky, the hate John
j. Crittenden, sets forth this trick
OF advocacy. lie had been retain-
ed TO defend a man indicted for
biting Off another mans ear in
fight. The trial came Off before
Judge BrOadnaX, "a stately, high
toned gentleman, who dressed i'm
short trousers, silk stockings and
tOp-boOts. The Judge hated row.
dyism, and, though warm admir-
er of MIR. Crittenden, often chided
him for taking fees OF low rasczils
who habitually engaged i'm brawls.
After much sparring between the
court and states attorney and the
prisoners counsel, eleven iurymen
We're obtained. Many respectable
men had been rejected by Mr..
fact which had exas-
perated the Judge. An Unlocking
fellow, with tattered straw hat, n
piece of his hose torn of, and a
bruised face, WIS brought up to be
sworn In as the twelfth ju,yman.
Mr.. CriItenden asked him a few
ana then cOolly said:
"Weli, Judge, rather than bo the
cause OF any more delay, Ill take
Ibis man."
II knew il 20 exclaimed the an
cry Judge, springing to his feet.
Yes, | knew il! The mument /
aid eyes on the fellow, knew you
would accept him! Did any living
man." ne continued, looking con-
emptuously ut the jury-box, 'ever
see such a jury before ~
Way, your Honor" quietly re-
llied Mr.. Crittenden, II pronounce
his most respectable jury"
OF course, after the Judges
peech, the prisoners case was de-
'ided. The jury went through the
of a trial, and brought i'm
/ verdict-"Not guilty" Their
and their irritation, ex-
ited by the Judges contempt,
we're too active for them TO render
verdict according to law and evil
lence.