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be nothing else. y earn may elapse before
We follow In her footsteps, but 1t will come;

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wa follow IN her foo,atena hnt Il Iii, cons
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"ot tt1 1 iook iof s'a e4 poheh's OF power
TlrL@ THERE AND HERE. q
Titles, too, are guarded on this side the
Atlantic as though OF value, Nothing In
America is more lauyhablo than
their FREQ use. l fancy some Of our
distinguished German yisjtors were
amazed at tho masses they met bear.
Ing Huch cumbrous prelxes. "Honorable''
and Professor" are as numerous with us
as "Brlgadiera in tae South, or members
T ~ inc legion o. nohof y, IN french cale."
rns any nro ,,;l, y. oounS,I !ne Mayor 81 ~
oan. ns;a s' s, tne noluer OF an lns,Hhlh.
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~ "sn ~ S'no u !ne ,nstiuc!or IN tne USE
nj nin I o oms; ..u ineu,eaIor VI Ine
taus " ta;n, must, aaeaII professors Ihe
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artn And M m;"hs "an ~ spe 'o nat.
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msn,ahia Tbn %o W 'ahsnanNn n, ,I,! ~
Ia Jso,.oSad t NY ~ o1ua W near'ps tne li.t'e
mere r1reaa;or ~, ~ ssi nao;oa; seems
Nj becnmes NJ NOV, o' 49, 'p''ng,o; pMin
n wonJor wa DO n.y. o .s.es' ~ Is ieal.y
ridic,ia an, isranuta a, tsn ,t, 70 prins into
!, ,u ~" anu u.sispu,e the Jus OF nooility
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e. e. ssa'S completely III Si As.a .llSpDy V
n, s,.ltci 4 90, WHEEL &. W. Va.
"', ne A, I'd STOMACH Treatment
lot jeds "1'S iWitMfs H0tT, insurance Agent.
ne" u,,hSm for fourteen years: Or: Smith
Rn-'!ii0 '"V'" 1901, !. WASHINGTON.
cured rs. vnn,Ipvso co Oh Head NY so,. wa
Ht5iala ET Ie,t'r;n yeas Hathlas seemed to
,IhIC!tl w !, uUh rfICl him.. IL,
ualtt atret Hl' e'iuy, ". Va.
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CslrtT, mr. s jYis. lIIt,u'iitu aInt yhh oEi'
,II,. Dksul'A cured ~e ~ II. 81. UNGUTr.
or pain .,,,re-.lu on nv back Ter II
Hs:" tpNllel dying " ." t''t 'n''0 'A'
sish0u. knlle III a'' "''''I THOMAS CoLs1N,
w.,,o,,,o G,Nc., t.alnst wheeling, ". Va
8"1' - Htctuu, rrotAp6us md Piles
UlcIa!IVDU,n, ~, IN t,Ie GnI p!unnuGctu ihcufADe
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Hey. II. ~ ~ NV iInily have tetn intht htli:
hnhs y. ~ uIlfGeHd MA 10 NIL rs Eeh'Hm MI
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jor icyeh 'e.'s nj il AID had taps worm .nne
di'ps..NNc prs rcn, n. d monster ny itet lppg"
III tiEai nG 9a,S rn, ThIc. yhIs IN hospitals 70
,e ss5 sss ..s ;ss q II i sas I've. vs
itlsSH' tInn, y. KIN, hn0I. htIyors stf!uiOn,
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sssSia,;ton sSSt u ssp'oi Two ss'eeeens.tants
sG aai,s,,oa Al ONES free. Once tours from
G,o ,,7pT daily. C-li I'll W addr;ts
y. !" :" JOHN &, SMITH, 81. D.,
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GRANGEvILLY, MARION COUNTY.

Where Republican ~ are thick az Hons
Binins and Lincoln the ticket.
To he Editor ofhs Inteutoncr. ilI.,,
Sir: Our town is situated ut the forks Of
Big Bingamon creek, on the line Of Marion
and Harrison counties, in one OF the most
fertile and well developed portions Of the
State. The farmers are mostly engaged in
raising stock, principally cattle. One Of
our farmers wintaed over three hundred
head Of various ages. Our town consists
Of three stores, FIGURING mill, one physician
and two blacksmiths, all doing good bus.
inesa. Tho firm Of Cunningham 4 Haw.
kcr, dealers in general merchandise, keen
the postotiice. There ia received ut this
Office about sixty copies oil various newspa.
PETS, Of which four copies are Democratic.
viz: One Register, one New York Sun and
two copies OF the Fairnont Index. The re-.
mainder arc Republican journals, OF which
more than one-hali are the INrELL1GEScsR,
We occasionally see in The rapers thai
there is great deal Of dissatisfaction and
murmur!ngs in the Bourbon ranks, over
Governor Jake's assessment order, but can.
not know this for ourselves as we have no,
enough Bourbons in this section to raise
murmur, To give you ~ idea Of how
scarce they are, at Hessville, one OF tho
voting places in Eagle District, Harrison
county, at the las. Congressional election
there was only one Democratic vote cas-.
out Of moro than hundred votes, and in
this part Of Warrington District, Marion
county, including that part Of tbs district
south Of the ridge dividing. the waters Of
Buffalo and Bingamon creeks, there are
not more than dozen Bourbons out Of
about one hundred and fifty voters, and
they are getting very shaky. MN 4
. AS the time for holding the next Repub.
lican convention to nominate our next
President is drawing near, The people arr
BEGINNING 10 discuss the merits OF the Dos
sible candidates. We have interviewed a
great many Of the prominent Republicans
in both counties. aud while they are willing
to support any good man, Blaine OF Maine
is the f's; choice Of all, Blaine and Lin.
coin is the ticket 10 create enthusiasm and
TO lead us to one Of the most brilliant vic,
tories since the organization Of. the party.
MORE ANON.
GrangtpiIle, Marion county, March 81. ~
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II gives Us great pleasure to state that tho
mvrchsnt who wss reported to be at the point
If deata from al attack Of Pneumonia, has
entirely recovered by the use Of Dr.. VIM,
Halls B,lsan for tbs Luugs. Naturally be
feels gie,etul for the benefits derived from
Using this remedy for the lungs aud throat;
and In giving publicity TO this statement We
arescsused by pot:vtsofpublic benelaotiou,
trusting That others may be benefited in o
similar manner. rrhsAv
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Wis claimsd tina: New York women look
younger Ut 90 than Boston women do at 40,
or Chicsgo women at 80" for the roason that
they have been taking Pentna for tho part
th:ee months, but Boston and Chicago wo-
men ere coming up In fine s.yle-snteriug
upon the home stretch On aanaiin got one
Of your books on the Ills Of Life. from your
druggist as q present, and. az It directs, have
been taking Per,na and Naualin. My bowels
are Ia excellent condition, aud the lungs an
heart are improving fiuely." l,, !,
DIV J. N. WALKER. LaWas Pa. Y
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FORMERLY weak, nervous, dyapeplio and
debili,atei individuals who found only dis.
appointment In the various bittars and ae
eret qnack nostrums pretended kidney med.
icinfs, oic., are agreeably surprised TO regain
perfect health and strength OF mind and
body, and complete hearts ease and freedom
from achfs and pains by the usa OF Dr.. Guy.
sott's Yellow Dock and Srr'aparitta. II fe.
s.ors every disordeled function To normal
condition. =llf 5lI pAw
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FoR % years have been afflicted with Ca
tarrh so that have been conti1ed to my room
Tor two months ut time. I hays, trisd ali
the humbugs III hopes OF relief but to 10 suc-
cess until ] met with M oil friend who had
uaed Ely's Cream Balm and Ivised Inc to nv
It. 1p'ocured bottle to p'ea,a him, and
tom the first application found relief. It
Is the best rslEedy l have ever tried.-W. @,
MATHEWS, justics Ct the Peace, Shenandoah,
Iowa, '2t' g Fts,f .f-s.TrHst y
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AFTER thorough trial Of Ey's Cream Balm
Lam entirely cured OF Uatsrrh, as Is also q
msmber OF NY family. Tbs Balm stopped a
roaring In my head which had continued for
more than year.-JAME. E.. CRossoN, Sexton
at the TABERNACLE, Patterson, N J. See adv. ]
f, lTllBkW lied '- I.r- :
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Ii There Anything New, Under the Nun
45l Tho Chinche Version. #T

'Eif'l ~ -" 49,. 80 :. = =
In There ANYTHING New u,uber ,r,e NM ,
T.0gs-i 4 .,,,. =. .,,.,. S"e' ''' o wv
Sn'hese version. &
II In nitv n ,,;.o .,,h ,,o,,,o,, =.
80 e"' W '"ioo oueii queetloui uut
ID wv Goldman. Bpnra TINT treen tle IMAM
,,,Iu IT1l.',, '''D' f'>.-
upoH WHICH inc reputation OF George l..
'"sey u'pehub, q p'aR'aslhn uld
MIR. Morris know any moro Chinese than
H.. t,,,..., a. 80,
NJ iouuu on tea.Cle9tb Dlu he know the
lovely ma t.kan,,o,,,n9 nit, .,
l'und among the odes and songs collected
by WRn Wang aud Duke Chan nj tho he.
rn nj, % - =, -.
e!nulp8 OF inc Chan uynnBty III @. 1l20).
The dAteB OF thiB collection snva Dr Wall
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MORE deal than iormerly-Little Girl
"Papa, did mamma say yes to you right of
when you asked her 10 marry your Papa
-"Cer.ainly she did," L. G.-"Why don't
she say yes now just as quick when you
ask her TO do thirgs?" PApa-"Mamma's
hearing is no: SO good now, darlins-:hat'a
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HAVE been sufferer for years with Ca.
'arrh, and undar physician's treatment ios
over Il ye4r Ely's Cream Balm gave me In.
mediate relief. I believe am entirely cur.
edo. y, DAvti, Firs. National Bank, Elizs.
beth, n. j. - ~ TTHs&Y
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Total product. ....... e. ,.......5ssGl 10 Sc
Nuub:r Ct days Ia milf 10 Marcn is, 9S.

o. +. D..
The cows AYgie and Undine, above al
luded 10, have been looked upon as being
phenomenal milk producers, bu.the young
heiiers Jamaica and E.helka now stand
at the head Of the list. Previous 10 the
publication few days ago Of Jamaica's
one day yield Of 5lO3| pounds OF milk,
about 5l3 quartz, Nit. Mitchell was offered
Sl5. 600 !or her and her months old heller
cali. but since then well known breeder
Of fine stock has offered 5000 ior the
heller and calf. Mr.. Mitchell Say 5 that be
b IS also been offired $4,000 for the cali
ulonc: Both otl.rs have blen declined.
Jamaica's first offspring was a bull cali,
and il Was purchased by Mr.. q. @. Smith,
n neighbor, at a small price. Since the
great yield Of lis mother, Mr.. Smith has de-.
clined 81 900 Tor tho yearlipg bull. 5&
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A FUNNY paragraph writer never feels
tho utter depression Of hi, life until he ia
just turning lhepoint OF one OF his best
jokes and is interrupted by his wife aek.
MS him to feel down her back for q loose
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A Fair Offer.

The Vol.nic Belt Co, Marshall. Mich, offer
to send Dr.. Dyes Voltaic Belt and Appli-
aucts on trial, for thirty days. to men. young
ar old, + III cttd with nervous debility, loal
vitality. and kindred troubles. Bee adrer.
:isemeut In ,his paper. TrhfAw
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Toronto,
" i.f =. -. % 4 " y ~ gI mn TORONTO.
Msssrs. Fleming Bros; Fg-H.ftll

Ntssrs. fleming BrG,.:: i ~. 81 /.
Sirs,-I take this opportunity Of informing you
Of the benefits have derived from Or. O. Mo-
Lanes Lfrer Pills. have for two years past been
afflicted with severe pain over the eyes, ae-
companicd with nervousness and sense Of diz1i-
ness a malady beyond tic power and skill! Of our
physicians to relieve and cure, caused, as far as
myself could Judge, by diseased state Of the
liver and stomach. Some Of the doctors tried
bleeding, and various other remedies were tried,
but all In vain, for the decp.rooted disease still
stuck fast. AtIast, procured box Of your val
liable Liver Pills from druggist here, and found,
after taking portion Of them, that the disease
entirely left me. witt close by advising all those
afflicted as have been, 10 procure the valuable
medicine at once and save much time and pain,
with little expense With sincere gratitude and
ggsas GEo. W. RUSSELL, Toronto, y
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NorrIsa Equals Aliens Bilious physio in
quickly relieving Coslvsness, Headache,
heartburn and all othAr Bilious Troubles;
scents, large buttla.-Atdruggis!s. rrhsAw
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feh2i.ThMw
nETERS' ECLECTIC
ianO Instructor.

COMPLIED By ". c. PETERS, PRICE $s.25. 4
Among the z cat ard successful Plano Methods
Of the day. PETERS ECLEGTIC has always neld
an honorable place. The sa Q OF a quarter Of q
million copies Is proof thugibe OF its worth and Of
the favor with which 1t Is regarded especially In
1t has 10 & been ua d. a practical, well graded
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II TROUBLE IN TIE COURT. wa
OF n Political n ceiling by Five Cold
IA .,sl5 w Dollars, Worth. u, p.

IHaadt1Pafd Itmts u - IA ~ 3gJi,3at
lawyer In the Quarter Sessions made
so noisy md bombastic speech yesterday
In defending Kinslngton youth who was
charged with.assault and battery, that when
hs had hnished q group Of men aud boys
In The auditorium clapped their hands and
stamped thor feet. l8SLfJ5
"Arcut these people who arc applaud.
ing" cried Judge Pierce, Indignantly.
Six officers flew out among the auditors,
But everybody had suddenly become as
grave ne q tombstone. One Of tho tipslalls,
however, whose attention had been good
deal attracted In q quiet way to black.
eyed girl in red hat, had observed di.
minutive. boy in q limo with her enthu.
siasticaliy drum with his heels on the floor.
He gathered In the drummer and brought
him before the Judge. 7!slIr'
"Here'B the disturber, SIR" he cried.
GIVE had my eye on him." $3.50
please, Sir" said the boy, frightened
and pale, IL I dtdu't mean any harm.
I tho-thought the lawyer made ag-good
Bp-speech, and when everybody else
s-stamped th-thought We were all ex.
pected ,tos-atamp, lust as we do at a p'lit.
ical m--meeting, Sir" y re 555
"Ara you a friend Of the prisoner's2'
asked the Judge, sternly. gs!'1s.a
mo, alt; lin clerk in clothing
store round the corner, aud | had iust
come over here Tor two minutes during |
dinner hour" a' q. ~, y2sgt,F
"Five dollars fne,". the Court.
"Oh my!' y ~ ss89s,E4af
4"Why DO you say oh my sit?
"Flve dollars is just my weeks wages,
sir. And five dollars for two taps Of my |
heel Reems m awful lot." - '7.. go.
Tbs Judge was iuexorable. Tho fne
was paid by the culptit's employer and tho
to7 was permitted to 20. The Remington |
young man was acquitted -BilssseoE5|
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MALARIA positively cu:ed with Enjoys
s!auia'd Cu;e Pills never failing remedy;
purely vegetable, contain no quinine, sugar.
t0a!ed.-J cents. ~ rrhsAr
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THE pKOFfssIUNS ~ aEsnANY.

How Ihcy IRE Guardsd-The Labor II
A'as, Costs IL Kcnci, Them.
Sptcia! Correspondence Of The Intelligc,,ctr.
GERMANY, March, 1SSi.-Wauderinz
about German city reveals 80 much that
is foreign and different to the "Land OF the
Free" In America, German drugstore
would scarcely be reorganization 10 often
they are our handsomeat business houses,
while mere almost tho reverse ID true. The
windows never glisten with the red and
white Light; tho show cases contain no or.
naments to attract the eye; the play
INK Of the soda water fountain on the
tho counter Is never heard; nothing ia in.
tended TO beautify the surroundings. From
one end to the other meet the eye but
long rows OF bowls and bottles labeled with
those unpronouncable names with which
chemists seem to delight in ornamen,ing
their discoveries. Years ago, as they were
called the followers Of the "biack art"
lhsy must have been equally ss beautifully
surrounded, and tho alchenlist who strove
day and night in the centuries past
In bis little dark room to fluid the
'store OF wisdom" or convert the
bsser metals into gold could not have
had lees to detract his attention. Yet his
method may have its advautages-it is
peculiarly drug store aud not 80 nearly
allied 10 "the old curiosity shop" rs many
1 have seen. For the tooth cleanser the
German mus. visit the brush dealer; ior
the cigar, the maker; for the toilet soap, the
chandler-in short, he handles nothing
that is not INDECENT to his trade. Stricter
md more thorough III almost everything
Than VIC, Germany has not forgotten to be
20 with her pharmacists, and fancy were
The system inaugurated on the other side Of
the Atlantic many would hold up their
hands in horror and cry "No."
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MEDICAL.
----T MEDICAL. y. 7. !.
DR.. ]. E. SMITH Mt! \,
:. 40, CHAPLISE STREET,
NJ ''' Nes. lourlceuih street.
-. =, !. nhy.IrIsn's success IL III

rs..e,, cdsgce t q p.t'TTnc ihcfs,sins %:
,,,inopI oil ", In,Ri ,otyItc tptON & that havo
msai tor ny sSS isliiy with ,h1e who have
GtrSll bun0f'Dy an Sr, Uty a ptlicDi name With
ssm,dIu Ee ii,,'nsh | have mkny hnNdh Ger.
cSl tsnn iriOI. MW whom IhWc cured alter lhey
IS IS s ssy ". s :.ss
.na.i ,dd GAon' NM VsI;li lhetAputiu Rsenp,
s,te AID iAni,.N a., lcaiI ornamental pcculiaiitcs
t.so ol.EiSain,ia 10 b,glenlc disbursement 10.
md trict hF .,ir. i ,0a.ibv, nl innkiy give
Iuitt t.isnI my Ophl \.
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$500 iie!d. Average
Bet consecutive days milking. 2202 Il0.l
Best consecutive days milking 3l7.lo 1908 IS
B:st consecutive days miikiuy. $751; 1910 Is
Bes! consecutive days milking. 7StB lui.7
Best 10 consecutive days nilk!ns.l03i3 l03 6 ITO
Besi2l cohserutiye days mIik,pg~? OIL lou.o
Best 81 consecutive days milking. 29S6,7 965 il
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The Rev. GEO. h. TRAYER, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself snd wife owe our
lives 10 BHILoA's CONSUMPTION Cure" 4
ARE you MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness, Lss Of Appetite,
yellow ekir2 shiloh's Vitalizcr Ia positive
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The statement below will show that both
heifers have beaten the great COW Apgie,
owned by Smith 4 Powell, and which
yielded in one day eighty-four pounds and
twelve ounces, and the still greater COW
Ondine, owned by G. S. Miller, OF Peters.
boro, N. Y, which gave ninety-one pounds.
Tho statement is for thirty.one days, end.
ing'Saturday, March Is. The yield Is given
in pounds and ounces: @5iq ''.T5
.U EE JANAlCA's RECORD. W.. ea
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c. ! !. 4 Il FL
EIAY''S
CREAM BALM
MAY-EEYER

brannl linnGso the head from add ttjonal colds
completely heals the fores aud rso.-B tic Sen'as
OF taste and smell Beneficial results a:e 1e,hzad
by few applications. Va! / |,'.-,. : '.s'iEa
A Thorough Treatment will CuIc,
Uncquailed for COLD in the READ, FeAdache
irritation send Tor cl,cuiar Sod by all whole
sale and retail druggists Prtcn 80 cents. GO cents
by mall registered. Stump received. az n
',zr'-'7-7T-ra-s- My Ba0riiER' druggists.
mrs rThytw F=iS T,,= IwrGo, N. Y. 4
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ONLY COLLEGE MEN NEED APPLY.

But the pathway TO pharmacy in learned
Germany it not so smoot}l, and broad as on
The other side the ocean. Oaly a college
least his sophomore year he serves several
years apprenticeship and studies from
three to five ut the school OF chemistry. He
then receives his degree and is ready for his
work. The aspiration cannot be with tho
many-it Ia like law or medicine--a pro.
iession. ~ In G.gg .e,
Such curse rs a,'qusck" doctor is alike
incompatible with German institutions and
impossible under them. Their number is
not limited but as in tho case OF their com.
p!ement, the apothecary, their charges are.
An exhorbitant demand eau be refused
and the law willuphold the refusal. He,too,
is driven to long years Of study aud cannot
receive his degree at the school OF medicine
in the University, till his college course is
completed md bis diploma can DO shown
to that effect. At least Ave years contiu-
ued study OF medicine and i,s collateral
branches are necessary, after entering the
medical college. Think OF that, aud com.
pare 1t with our methods by which gram.
mar school boy, even, can leave his desk,
attend Lectures one or two winters in some
institute AID BIZ qualified for practice! 1t
is no wonder cases OF malpractice are 60
frequent that they are almost q matter oil
course. The Germans deserve their repu.
tation, and We are not surprised that the
spirit oil Hypocrises seems to have descend.
Cd upon their physcians, ia }7ys
cLERaYMEN, Dentists AND LAWYERS.
OFT clergy, I will not speak, for they
alone, as q class, are our learned men (of
course refer to the members Of the great
branches OF the church), and. they alone,
pursue course similar 10 German enter
Ing profession, OF tho deuti4ts they are
not 80 particular; considering dentistry a
minor calling, and the American artists Of
ten rank higher than the native ones.
With the lawyers, It Is even as strict as with
the other professions and the follower OF
Lycurgus is a man Of learning. He also,
in every instance, is q collesian, and has
spent three years or more as the school Of
law, pouring over the "Gsrman Black.
stone" and the "Gesetre7 OF thu Empire,
The! examination for his admission 10 the
bar Of q State is long and searching, and in
many instances keeps the aspirant au.ter.
ing weeks in uncertainty. Oh course, We
havo lawyers July as well educated as the
advocates Of the Fathesland, but as a class
they are lar, far inferior. This thorough.
ness is what has given Germany her place
among the nations Rs tho Greece OF mod
ern times. The members Of her profession
are trained, Z disciplined aud 2 developed
alike from Dan t. BeeIsheba"-they cal
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N--S. X ~ u. IHeto York,
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, No. z4s seyen.h street.
testify that they have both been suffering witt, the
time they have spent a large amount Of money
and tried many remedies, but to no purpose.
Finally, hearing Of Dr. G. MtLdnA's Lietr l'tua,
prepared by Fleming nros.. rltt.hurgh,, Pa,
eordinE to the directions accompanying each boz,
and now pronounce themselves perfectly cured Of
that distressing disease. EE si73I Z -l'N57 = VI.
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