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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30
rnnrrernlIon Ahayalh sholom.

Religious services In conformity with the
American reform rite will be held ny the
congregation at the Young Mems IL, brew
day. the dAy Of Atonement and the Sab
hath before and afler New Years day.
Rabbi phillipson. Of Cincinnati. will oflici.
Ate. Israelites residing IN the city. who
desire seats, are required 10 make Applica.
tipn addressed 10 either of the undersigned
on or before Thursday noon Tinst
Nonresident lsraelites can apply for
tickets At any time.
Enn.Isruelilss detiring TO visit our place
Of Nnrsnlp will be cheerfully assigned 10
J. l., HERMAN,
President.
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Religious.

pg-FlBsT BAPTIST CHURCH-Comcr Of
syCumOr and Patterson avenue Rev n II.
Hanks, pastor sunday school at gg0a. m
ID; J. /, Williams. WpetInlcndent Preaching
~ IL n M and 20 y, m by the nastnf Morn.
ing su' ieuC The Law II the sabbath Seats
nee aui welcome to all.
ns-CONGREGATlON CiluRCH-Cornero
llarwoOd and Bryan streets. Rev. |. G. tcOnold,
pastor. Services at II a m. and s n. m, nihle
school at l2ll p m, Morning theme; 'un.
claimed kststes- Lost Hrlrs." Evening; Ser.
vice OF song, A hearty welcome W ALL
ns-CnURCH ANNOUNCEMENT - clarke
ltaden will preach In the sirst Chf siian Church,
corner ~ Pearl aud Ryan streets Lords day
sepb mbet -, alll q, m and at z 20 y. m sub.
,ct ~ ,hS mom'ng Duties OF Christians %
Fu urc Punishment. wiz Il be Endle@i
nTFlR IT CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER
Of Bryan and Pearl streets, sunday school at
esO a m. preaching At II =. m ana at $50
p. m All are Invited.
80 sr. PATRiCK's CHURCIi.-Comer Wood
and Cabell streets First mass At 7'al; solemn
hieh mAss At 10 q, m. sermon Nespers ~
ESQ y. m Lecture Bonedcuon Rev V.
Qanou, pastor, residence, 1900 Main street
ns-COMMERCE sr CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday school NJ $50 a. m. Preaching At n a.
m. aud : p m. Experimenting Thursday
evenlng ~ 7M
HGDALLAs UIiI MlsoiON-tiuspcl ,rr,ice
Q
couit house singing commences at 1880 sun.
day.tChO0l proper NJ T. singing also AMIR the
sunday.schOol A cordial Invitation extended
10 all.
aFFLoYD STREET NJ r. CHURCH SOUTH
Rev, J, W, Hll, pastor Preaching at II a.
m. and 2 p. m Sabbath school at $50 a m.
cordial Invitation extended TO all.
| ns-TABERNACLE N. y. CHuRCII-COmor
/ Of Kim and Sycamore streets, Rev. h. A,
Thomson. pastor Services at II a m. aud $
p m. sunday school ut $40 = IN Glass meet
/ Ing ll;iA y. m. Prayer NEE ung every Wodnoi.
day evening atSp m. seau free. Public cor
diaily invited
ns-FlRsT FRksBY rkRiAN UHuRCH-Uot.
/ ncf Main and HAwoed streets. hcv, A. =.
Smith, pastor Preaching at II q. m. and )
y. m sshoath.school at $50 a. m, The
public TcHcrnlv invited
so sEUOND PkEsDYTERlAN CHURCH
Wood street, near llaiwood rfepching at n .,
/ m. and o m by the nas'ot. Sabbath. school
At $50 a, M cordial Invitation IL extended
To all.
ssCuMB PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
North Hatwond street. Rev. D. W, BOughtOn,
pastor. Preaching n n m and SIP m. sabbath.
school at $50 a m. Robert II. aeay, euporln-
tcndcnt A cordial invitation extended IN all
ns-LAMAR sTRgETM n. CHURCH SOUTH
.aworshiplng q Dallas Female college, Live
Preaching At II ., m, and s .. m. Communion
every first Sunday, afier the morning services
Sabbath school atpa m. Prayer meeting ever
Wednesday night AIS y, m. cordial Invita-
ton extended to all.
nTLlvE OAK STREET BAPTIST Gil uRCu-
Corner Live Oak and Harwood street, \. A. Hay
den. pastor. Services every sunday Al II n
N. and p. m. Sunday school h930 a. m, W
l. Addison, sunerinionden,
ps-UilApEL fNCkRSATiON-C ORNER al
Hsrwnod street aud Mckinney road. Sunda ]
school every sunday morning at Oo,ool
Morning prayer and service nrs, and third sul
pay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

The Missouri Pacific Base Ball club ots1
Louis, will soon make a tour OF the state,
and will play the Browns Of this city on
the aist and 22d.instant. The Browns have
elected Billie Kahn, manager, vice John
Hogan, resigned.
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suASKs PRELIMINARY nEARING :

The examining trial Of II. shanks, who
stabbed and killed August Wiener, was re'
sumed again before Justice Kendall yestcr.
day morui1g, but owing TO the absence OF
L. nortant witnesses for tho state, the case
was continued over until Monday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

We beg TO inform our customers and tho
pablo generally that We have removed our
wholesale grocery business to our new
building just completed, Mt the corner Of
Commerce and Murphy streets. For con.
yenience and the cheap handling of a gro.
Gerry business, We have building equal 10
any in America. Thankful Tor past nyors.
We hope, with our increased facilities, to
merit liberal share Of the trade.
Respectfully,
Il. l.. MARsAlLis Il Q o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

Dyspeptic symptoms, low spirits, rest.
lessness. sleeplessness, confusion, sour
stomach, pain in the bowels, sick headache
variable appetite, raising food, oppression
At pit OF stomach, low fever and lAnguor.
Parsons Purgative Pills give immediate re-
Lief and will ultimately cure The disen.n.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30
Prevent waiting.

Parsons wishing TO have photographs
tsten AT my art gallery should maxi, en-.
Easements two or three days ahead, IN
er,.er that You may not have 70 walt from
one IN four hours Tor your sittings, which
h Inc case every dsy unless engagements
are made In advance, -, Al,
1Oi Elm Street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

CIV vs., II. Ruggles Gennett Clarke, chang
ed with yrgrancy; fined $3.50
CITY vs.. Florence WILSON, vsgrancyi
fined 50. ,,,,t. CT.
CITY VS.. Lizzie lIaudley and Lit e Scott;
Keeping disotderly house; continued
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

Captain Lewis sponaple. OF the brig 7 bal
deina. of Baltimore, saya that he used the
great pain.oure, 81. Jacobs OH, ter pain In
Inc back, and his steward also for rheuma A.
tism In the legs, aud both were cured by a
leN appllCations.
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SCHOLASTIC.

The average attendance on the public
schools since they opened is $50 white and
ia eolored. The attendance will be very
much increased as soon as more accommo'
dalions are had.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

Angostura Bitters is known os tbo oroo,
regulator Of the digestive ORGANS ali h a',as
the world. Have 1t in your bouse AZ
your grocer or druggist for The Sennire an
zee manufactured by DR.. J. G. b. Sieger
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30
ro LonI.vIIle. Ny. nnd nolurn. 80 Dol.

To Louisville, ny. aud Return, $50 so.
Commencing Thursday, August 20, and
on every Monday aud Thursday thereafter,
round trip tickets will be sold 10 Louisville
for 5000 via Houston and New Orleans,
For tickets apply to any ticket agent ON
IL. & T. q. Il. Il.
J. l.. A. THOMAS.
t. P, A.. g., II. & S. A. Ry. System,
Dallas, Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

Roscoe Conkliug's physique Is said 10 be
With all his banqueting and
high living, he Is still In splendid health
lie took care of his liver. Do likewise. Sc
Smiths Bile Beans,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

Attention firemen
There will be a meeting Of the members
of the fire department on Monday night at
s O'Clock At Fireman's hall. Purpose, the
election OF ttllcers for the ensuing year.
X, p. Aunspaugh, President Pat Linsd,
q Cfetafy,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

. ne y. ,S'shenff Of Irtdell county, Texas'
N w r, WATSON, says Browns. | ron
! Nc s, has improved my digestion and gen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
CAVCEE

The number Of packages inspected and
gagged by United States Internal revenue
gauger Oft 4'h district. at Dallas, Texas.
Tor the month OF September Is as iolluws.
Total number Of packages li5; total num-
Der OF gallons shipped, 2SSb; total tax
paid, s2j,s10 90.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30
UNDELWERED MESSAGES

Messages on hand at the Western Union
and which parties can get by calling at from
S to 10 this morning, and from. TO s this
evening. J. b. Watkins & Co., b. G. Taber.
G W Oglesby, G, Meitsrhan, Evans q
Co w Whipple & Co., L. c, Collier & Co..
John II. Mathews. Suncer Bros Padgett
Bros, w. II Newman, Evans & Co.. r. l..
Marsalis & Co.. Weir Piow Co, Charles
+. Tucker, S. Il. Dung, J G. .nold,
Clara Atkins, Postmaster, c. Hotchkiss,
W. S. Oliver, D,Steiano Bros, l.. "a. Miers,
Schneider * Davis, H. W. Harry,
soboelkopf a Co.. Q. y. Palmer h. NJ.
Mrgs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

|slaExtract
I lheyery common and obstinate forms
diseases known as pill, or hemorrholds.
b won It's greatest reputation among
NOFle.
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The DRUGGIST

Is TOO We'll known to require any advertising He ia only
this space to tell the people about the big stock
1h PAY GooDS and NOVELTIES he will receive in a
EYE ON TuIs SPACE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

Ou's buggy and carriage house y oelng
emptied and constantly replenlsneu VIVA
new aud better goods. ~ MAN s'iee"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30
''''0Fd's ACID Phosphate, for Alcohol

In, N 4, ism. at.
49,. ; Ellis, Wabash, Ind, says II
u for a man who had used iniox-
\, ~, ~ excess for htteen years. but during
Ia iS .No years has entirely abstained'
Is,s,u ~ the Acid Phosphate Is Of much
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

Ifanv Of the readers Of this paper do not
know OF JOhnson's Anodyne Eminent we
urge them 10 find ont about IL. Write 10
Dr. Johnson a Co., Of Bangor, Me. IL is
the most marvellous remedy I'm tho world.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

eeenuire "Rougn on Corns' is made
Ig Z. $, Wells proprietor OF Rough
LAi'l and has the laughing face Of "A man
De labels. loo and 2j3 bottles,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

DontDIe In the House.
Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed.bugs, flies, ants, moles. chin.
hunks, gophers. 10 cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

20 Peters made tiidavlt before Justice
'1d' yesterday morning for the arrest
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MoRLEY's r-xS ACNE
TONIC y creating quite . fur.
or and having q wondenful run
among chill suffering. peopfN
claiming advantages hereto.
lore deemed Impossible and
making such rapid and perFaa-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-30

COTrON HUYERs.
when Won need stationery supplies for
your Office call on or address
A. ID. ALbRlDGE e CO.,
625 Elm Street.
Sample Paper,
lnv0ice PAPER,
Class Books,
Shipping Books,
Mobile Brushes,
Boss" Brushes.
Deadlock Fasteners,
Tags, etc, etc, etc.
Books and Blanks Of any form ruled and
printed to order.
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A WONDERFUL RUN . = !.
~ hTJH TONIC
N wv HIN HE RkIfH XII M or and
~ III III among
~ VHv M# W n m u ~ IN elaimIn
- - NV ~ fore al


other
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ns-TABERNACLE ". y. CHuRCH-COmor
Of Kim and Sycamore street,. Rev, 4. A,
Thomson. pastor. Services at II n m. aud 5
y. m. sunday school ut gS0a, m. Glass meet
Ing ii:iS y. m. Prayer me, ting every wodnoi.
day evening ats p M, seaH free. Public cor
dtaily invited
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Hs-DALLAs UIiI MlssiON-uusprl svrUce
Mission sunday.school this afternoon at the
couit house singing commences NJ 1880 sun.
day.sChOOl proper At T. singing also AMIR the
Sunday school, A cordial Invitation extended
10 ali
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asFLoYD STREET ". 4. CHURCH SOUTH
Rev, J. W, hin, pastor Preaching at n a.
m. and z p, m, Sabbath. school at $50 a m.
A cordial Invitation extended TO all
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ns-flRsr iRksBl rkRtAN uHuRCH-Cot.
nef Main and HMword streets. hev A =.
Smith. pastor Preaching at II q, m. and )
y. m Hshbath.sChO0l at $50 n m. This
nuhiie ppnpfnttV inVttod
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ns-CuURCH ANNOUNCEMENT - clarke
Btaden will preach In the sipt Chf silan Church,
corner " Pearl and Ryan streets. Lords day,
Sepb mber %, Alll a, m and at $50 p m sub.
,ot IN the morning Duties OF Christians 10
The church EVENING 49, Must there 30
In urc Punishment VIII IL be Fndlessf
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Rs-CoMMERCE sr CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday -tchOOl NJ $50 a. IN. Preaching at n a
m. and p m Experimenting Thursday
svaninu 81 S'qn
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80 ST. PATRlCK's CHURCH.-Comer Wood
and Cabell streets First mass NJ Tll; solemn
hlgh mAss At 10 A. m. hermon Nespers ~
730 y. m Lecture. nonedicton. Rev. v.
Qnlnnn. nAstnr resIhencn. 1000 Main aitnnl
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REFlRs IT CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER
of Bryan and Pearl streets, sunday school at
eSO a IN preaching At II =. IN ana at $50
%. m All are Invited
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nJ-FlRST BAPTIST CHuRCH-Concr of
syCumor and Patterson avenue Rev n r.
Hanks. pastor sunday school at g90a. m
Dt. J. l., Williams superintendent. Preaching
a. II a IN and SOP, m by the pastni Morn.
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so sEUOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Wood street. near llatwood. ffepching at n .,
m. and . m }, by the pas'ot. sabbatn.sohool
To all
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ns-CONGREGATIoNAL CHURCII-CorneTo Of
Harwood and Bryan streets, Rev. |. G.. tcOnold,
pastor. Services at II a m. and s r. m, nihle
school At l26 y m Morning theme. "un.
claimed Eststes- Lost Heirs" Evening: Ser.
Woe of cong. A hnAriY Mnlcnmn N MI
The Indiana State sentinel., 1883-08-29
GREEN T. WILLIAMS RELEASED,
AND the Detectives again at Sea In the
Matter OF the Foreman Murder
Who'll be the Eext?"

The public will no doubt remember that
wi en- Detectives Brittany and Stevens placed
under arrest Green +. Williams as one of the
participants in the notorious Foreman butch
cry, the Sentinel was the only newspaper in
the city that made light OF the whole affair
snd predicted that the prisoner was an inno-
cent man; also that he would establish his
innocence as soon as gwen an opportunity ID
Go so In declaring that Williams would Sc
cure his release the Sentinel only foreshad
owed a coming event. The warrant for Viii
lisms' arrest was Issued by Squire Fieble-
man. There was q continuation, however,
of the preliminary examination to await the
action of the Grand Jury,
which body failed to indict
Yesterday morning Feibleman released the
defendant on motion of w. w. II rod, who
appeared for the prosecution. The detectives
based their belief that they would secure
the conviction of Williams, upon the fact
that several persons had expressed willing
ness to appear on the stand and testify that
he was the man seen leaving the Foreman
farm shortly before the mutilated bodies of
tie two women we're discovered.
The witnesses referred to, however, called
st the Jail and after they had inspected the
prisoner closely discovered that they were in
error, and that the man they had
in company with his attorney
Samuel Wesner, of Lebanon, was met by a
Sentinel representative yesterday morning,
within thirty minutes after his release. Mr..
Williams, who has the appearances of being
very much of gentleman, stated that he
bad been ready and willing at ell times since
his arrest to give the most satisfactory evil
dence as 10 his whereabouts from the 1st co
the 25th of March, and that he at no time
felt alarmed by the circumstances which sur
rounded him. The zeal of the detectives in
the matter is certainly of a praiseworthy
character were it not for the fact that they
have made more mistakes than Ingersoll at
tributes to the lamented Moses and the pub
lie will soon regard any arrest as a repetition
of the falce which has been enacted aud re
enacted in the case.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1883-08-29

aord holds That They
Should be- Pubisned IN the
Newspapers.
sTATz OF INDIAN.
OFFICE oP ATr0RSEY-ffESER ERAL.
NH ArlITc Id

l..
IEpIASAFoLIs lad.
w.S. Ray, Shelbyville, Id:
DEAR S1R:-Ysu submit the following
question: DOES Section 0. of the drainage act
OF 1851 Or. 8 1881. Sec 293) authorize the
Auditor TO make pub. eaton of notice in q
Newspaper?
A personal oolce to parties was necessary
at common Law, (Wade on Notice. Sec. I,l37.)
The Legislature has the discretion 70 pro-
vide for bringing IN psrhes oy publication OF
notice in cases where sctual personal service
would be impracticable or dilat0ry, (1S n. Y.
3O0l Any statute providing fer the posting
or publication of notice b-iug in derOgation
Of The comm law must BE- st ictly cpl-
sfrued. tRickelson vs. Richardson. 2G CAL,
l49; Forbes VS.. Hyde, 81 GAL, 342; Pe0Dle Va.
Huber, 81 Cal, 342; COhn VS.. Kenlin, AZ Cal :,
IA; Mountain vs. Houston, So Ind, 3l6;
Wsde on Notice, sec 1880 The statute ID
which you refer directs that ''it shall be the
duty of the Auditor, on said report being
filed, If it be in favor of the proposed work,
10 cause notice TO be given by publication
for three consecutive weeks. by posting three
written copies of said notice in three public
places in the ToTnship or Townshi os where
The tTopr sed work is located, and one at the
docr of the Court House in said Co1nty, of
IL e tendency of said petition, aud the time
set for the hearing thereof aud at
The tame time the Auditor shall mail a copy
Of the same to all non residents" etc. (R s.
1881, sec. 293.) ! think this statute should
be construed to mean that notice shall be
given by publication for three consecutive
weeks and by posting notices as prescribed
in tbid seciloD.
Abbot's Law Dictionary defining the term
qualification" says: THE practice laws of
mcst States allow publication of a summons
TO be resOrted to as q means of making
\ known to the defendant thst q suit has been
! commenced, and he is expected to appear
/ al defend. In this connection publication
mesns the insertion Of the summons in news
/ psptrs as advertisements in the manner ana
/ 10 the extent prescribed by the statute at che
! jurisdiction" TIE author OF Proceedings
! in Rem" section 66, says: The reason why
! publication is deemed notice TO everybody l.
bat everybody is presumed toread the ne Ts-
IepsIs."
sec. 5O0(R 1881 of the statute com
mands the viewers Ito sppOrtion the cost OF
he location thereof including printers
! fees"
! II ink the Sc setion cited by you contem
nlsfes publication OF the notice in a news
IsIer. Yours truly,
/ FRANCIS I. BORD
Attorney General.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1883-08-29
Tnhla Fowl.

American Poultry Journal.
I, is on admitted fact that the majority of
the American people indulge too freely in
pork as a meat food. And 1t Is equally true
that the major number OF farmers and mar
ket poulterers are very indifferent as to the
quality OF poultry flesh they send to market
one class Of our poor people see nothing
temptiI Q in the poultry line to induce them
"a become lovers OF chicken flesh, aud the
ojher do not endeevor 10 produce fowl that
sill be universally considered excellent for
he table.
Il we take any of the fancy bred varieties
of Toultry there is hardly one except the game
which is n hat may be considered a first class
table fowl. The DorlHng. though having a
rational Tepu tatiOD, is almost tabooed frol
the pOulterer's yard on account OF being
tender an, difficult to rear in this country.
The Asiaiic, as now bred, carries enormous
Cusnties of feathers, while their breasts are
slmOst devoid of flesh, and present little
me re than a heap of bones when placed on
The table, while their skins are terribly
c. tsIse.
The Plymouth Rock has been bred in the
ua,t lew Years above the natural size. Tnis
alone, if nO other, would detract from the
qUali y of its flesh. Tne Houdan is fast
htiTe changed, by those who breed them
fer exhibition, into an ornamental fowl The
CItvtC,nur is also becoming bird of plum
sse. ana Is difficult to raise. Tue Spanish
will never al swer for a table fowl, as they
g. utterly useless for the rough wear aud
ear Of the fsrmvsrd. The Hsmburgs, Leg
b, 7ps and Polish are too small for the 70 ID
market, ard do not take on fat kindly
FsImers could not BE- induced to bresd them
bn' for their eggs OILY We ara. therefore,
compelled to arrive at the conclusion chat
among the many varieties Of poultry We have
lot Yet succe eded in breeding one which
may be considered prime table fowl.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1883-08-29

No wonder that the women fox are ali
mad at DR.. Hammond and mis- recent article
in he North American Review. Here is a
sample extract
At all times disposed 70 judge rather as she feels
than as she thinks- IL she thinks at all the s1b
1ect at tssue-she l. tifey wanting ia that = pc
Of mental orgaDizltio1 known as the Judicial
mind" Absiracs justice In case
Ia which her emotions are involved is an
impossihility with her. and however much this
ptCOBaliiy may dispose those whom she loves,
and who urofi by IT, 70 cOudone its exercise IL Is
one v hieh those who obooxious or indlf srent
70 her may well Tegafd with fear and tremo ding
Her nkes ana oi-lxfs are paramount with her,
the question Of light or wrong Is = 8 .c9ndary cln
sdelauon. tie VIII sacTJhce Der own hsppoess,
her lille ana ell considerations OF duty to Otaers
and the public 81 ia-ge for me man whom he
wfO. though iunf erGt CT crime. have &c .rared
her ldeSls or hare otherwise readercd themse Ives
UNPLEASANT to her And II is also a notA ole
isct that, in matters mitted 70 her ju ig
had 10 persODtl interest, AMI which there
fCIe, she would Pri0ri b. c4paole af deci ling
with impsItisitY, sDe becomes biased throu gn
feme tTifiitg set Of kindness or cOETtesy shown
her-a look, tear viii sometimes be suffice 1t
by ore Of the par les. and pronounce an optnion
at which iestte starV back in oismay IL would
n : be ~ sll outside of he pOteni4ities for ie-
male Judge upoF' the Bench To do oil in her power
10 favor the plausible. handsome. geltlem snl Y
rogue W tel deily cared for his sick mother aud
lame sister, ibOngn evidence as impregnable as
Gibralter showed him TO have committed a crime;
while the dirty, drunken bieckguard aud
iufian who cruelty beat his children
would go 70 prison il she could send him
the re. for ofe3Se which irrefragaole testimOn
might prove that he could not possibly have com
N tteo. Shakespeare, his ortrayal OF the char
acteT of Portia, shows that he thoroughly &C
quainted with the hysterical elemeIt a. a factor
in the mental organization OF women.