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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-23

nNE NEW VERTICAL HHORSE
~ engine.
Ono new vertical 2o-horse power engine.
Ono now vertical 6hOrse power engine.
Ono secondhand l0-horse power engine.
with stationary tubular bniiur.
Ono secondhand horizontal Shore
power engine.
One second hand 8horse power Baxter.
One second hand l-horse power BAXTER
engine, 1t u bargain.
All suitable for boats or stationary work
except the horizontal and Baxter engines,
and all In good running order. Also,
A second hand Muley Saw Mil, and Q
Circular Saw Gear complete. with head
blocks.
For prices and particulars inquire ct the
PUGET IRON W0nk4
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DIYfIR HOpi0I 8 co..
BANK Frs
SIATTLk ". Z.

Dspuhes roeslvoa "a apoouao ~
0h6cs - Chsak q DRAFT
e1ght 4xcAangD aAd To,swz1pAie Ttnns.
&@ aAn rsascisoA Pogt,aa1 anA N0W
draWn q OUo . Uutf airo0e = LnoAG
ssailAhls slssWAaso u eWupA.
Money loaned - a3VroveA security.
0oadA oeocks and oehw vnluah1D ~
oolvod a oapoolt d. aAfo koop1n9.
N0it1oa.
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HAVE FOR SALE NEAR TOLT,
King county. Alargs quantity Of young
Hop Roots of The early variety known
- Gcldon, which mature early In August
and which win sell ct 1lo per l00o do
liversd ~ 6nohomisA City. Orders must
b accompanied BY cash. For four yeaxs
have sold hops from these roots on Aug.
hops, and ! refer 70 him - TO their quality
and time a maturity. This years crop
cold ct 5 cents per pound.
ialld VII In JAA EN3Wl0IY1E
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PACIFIC COAST

Resuolng Week.
SAN FsANcIsoo, Jan. 22.-rhe Pacific
Iron 4 Nail Company, the largest ON
the coast. whose employees struck under
the Instructions of tho Amalgamsted
Union, announce that they will resume
work on February lss.
a 0ueea A0ong Us.
The Queen of Tahiti and suite AZ
rived this evening on the steamer City
Of Papeete.
The StPAngler's Ooo0.
The execution of Wheeler, the
stranger, is announced to take place
tomorrow at noon.
The weather.
WARRINGTON, Jan. %. --Indioationa
for the PAcitic coast, prediction, eener-
ally fair weather.
In reply to the old conundrum, What
10 homo without a mOeher7" q newly
| made widOwer arises to rem Ark. ~ be
brushes away few crocodile tears, that
it's place from which the old man can
start ont for . walk in the evening
without being asked, "where are you
RoinG?"
Natneg- Rraters only loo. Mt the Gold
On Rule Bazaar. 06
| Lots II usesul and good articles fol
/ Hha LII 81 q
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T. TIrLxs.-Fron the Pso-
fre; Another change in shortly
M e u the titles Of the officers
nv rating and traffic depa rtments
49, ne.eAs!n Pacific Railroad. The
esles have always been obnox-
49, oa'y TO the Northern Pacific
2 % everyone else who has
elI .!eaations With the COMPANY,
~ oneed 10 cover the face OF an
WITH one mans tisle The late
Ensnoo vas made by order Of
- 80, and during his presidency
ESsse continued Nov that he
49, q. The change il expected 90
o~ low. According to the new
s0s nj assistant General Mana
= to b made supsrinseudens
E eaetou. and have his iurielic.
ns;s I'D over the whole line. gu
olS.si ~ At Tratiic Muir 10 10 be
1910 manager, Assistant So
US OF Traffic Stokes il 70 be
- lat agent for the vest end,
r.ans superintendent Of Freight
irSs asnnaford is TO be general
V1 \ eos At the eastern division
= nseonstruction in the pass n
- oeot will be is not quite
ae - 49, The Othcisls left for Chi
- ess and passenger depart
eP.i 70 DO consolidated, and =
Ueas.oRsr and ticket agent
- snsas OF H. G. Davis a. %
taeS<ss efsl passenger agent ma,
ooange thia. unlaaa n = Fae
rH- asssssant superintendent o.
- smc, or Mr.. Davis is made
singer and ticket AGENT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-23
PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE.

I HAVE FOR SALE THE PATENT
/ right to manufacture and sell In Call
fornia, Oregon and Washinyton Terri
tory. ivey e Uren's Patent Can Holdet.
a. article that II wanted by every one
who uaee kerosene oil sells for d 1t 10.
. splendid chance for any smart man q
make fortune.
80. - ). W. eQWAR1s,
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renos sugar Refinery, with III excep-
tioa of ons wing, vas burnei today.
The loss is estimated AZ $l50.000; in
sured. The cigar factory Ut Davis a
Son adjoining Vas dam sRed - the
amount II $1,000; insured.
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~. -, ss,lss, weighing - ns. cor.
wv iua. each. at the Golden
S6
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Dunn, Jan. H.-Chs police have
captured iive armed men at ruilamore
While attAckiu2 the resldeace OF Gen.
Lemon for the supposed porpose OF Oh
tanning Arms.
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NOTICE.

TIME SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY
4 has opened . branch ONCE in the
Washington Territory Employment Blu
reau. Washington street. Leave your
clothes or orders. delS
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r . r q / q N.
Cemsu lainx HIS rriends.

O0~SssasA oosS sssNo0Ss
DUBLIN. Jan. 22.-Parnell has invited
his followers to meet in this city next
week to consider the Irish amendment
which will be offered to the address in
reply to the Queens speech At the Open
ing Of Parliament.
Tatied'as Explode.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-An explosion in a
tunnel near Euston Station. desi sned to
destroy the Prince of Wales. pr wed
fruittesa. rhs oom pound probably was
dropp d frs,u the train before the
Prince passed.
Earl Gr~sveaor Dead
Earl 0rOsvenOr. sou and heir Of the
Duke Of Westminster. died of conges-
ton of thu lungs after three days ILL
meas. He was born in 1853.
CssTessiaG 0ia Crimes.
vienna, Jan. 2l.-ln addition to his
previous confession of having murdered
four girls and having planned five more
murders for the last week. Schenck oon-
fesees 70 having intended 10 murder all
the family IT the Baroness Mnlenatti.
together with the maid. Il seems that
Hchenck induced the maid to steal some
pearls valu,.d At $1,000. which the EN-
peror Of Austria presented III DIR.
MAlenatti for attending on the Dake OF
Reichstact, son OF Napoleon l.. in his
Last illness. The maid had prepared
everything for the reception 1T Schcnck
and his acoomplice on the night when
the former Vas arrested.
THE Sasuasosn % Kharesaa.
KHAxroux. jan. 23.-rhe total mum
Der Of soldiers in khArtOum 10 6lO0, 81
which 2O(O are Cha0Rias. Tbe biloxi
troops are also unreliable, aud the
whole garrison il in . state of demorsli-
xatiou on account Of the long arrears
Ut pay. There are only two small
steamers that navigate the river to Ber-
Der, and it 10 evident that the evacoa-
ton of Khartoum would take mOnths.
Meanwhile the rebel forces are daily
increasing south Of town. There Is
also report that the rebels are co,nins
from the West. Gala Bev repelled the
attack of the rebels near Mcsaiamia.
Al uassccessfal gxpedistea
LoxDox, JAn. 22.-The Dutch expsdi-
ton sent from PAdsrR early In Decsm
ter 20 the wess coast Of Ashesu to res
cue the captive ore y consisting OF thir
". Ave men including an American d
| the lost steamer Micro returned With.
out success tue expedition DESTROYED
several Villages belonging 10 the RaJAh
and the tribe with the crew moved lntt
the interior. Tho psospeot Of their i've
being spared il faint.
Al Expesssve Blasc.
Mo1raxAL, Jan. 2.-The Sc. Law
renos sugar Refinery, with fh sxoep
Sion Of oue wing, Was buruet today
The loss 10 estimated As tl50000; in
sured. The cigar factory Ut Davis
Son adjoining wss dam sRed - th,
amount Of $1,000; insured.
CapsueeA.
4 DUNN, Jan. x.-che police hav
oapSured iive armed msn at cuilAmor
while Attacking the resideace OF Gen
Lemon for the supposed purpose OF oh
tanning arms-
Arrested
NApsn, Jan. ga Frsuohman an
Poetuesss have bsen arrsssed. suspect
Cd Of meditssina an attack up1u A
, f0uoo.
nsssssas ne nenssy - o'osssea
| DusLm. Ian. 22.-An immeuse cos
! eOuros q ps~sAnoFy aaoombIe4 to-day
Dairy Uoa. Cuonty Doaa1ols IL eersl
lpaaoo q r61sisk ODonneals ~ cay
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o.. vosth &c., you can nv
- 8sls Bsaas ~ los.
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1llSS ns9ss-ssaps, loo. each. At the
aae. 06
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NApsD, Jan. 22.-A Frsnehman and
Poetuesss have been arrssssd. suspect
Cd Of meditssinR an attack upon Al
f0nso. -
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ero0 the Wreck.

Nxv BKDvoRD Mass. Jan. 1.-THE
.,c Nellje, which went 10 the wreck of
- CSty Of Columbus, has returned, the
"a heinQ 20 rough that she could not
~ g Gaybsad. The body Of Il. r.
Ha1ehinson, of Cape Elizabeth, Maine,
II I'm identified. and another body
IL bssn identified as that Of August
pevnun. Of Taunton.
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MIsCELANHOUa


ME ARE GIL I'D TO ANNOUNCE TO
w dealen that No are now ready %
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-23

The Queen of Tahiti and suite ar.
rived this evening on the steamer City
of Papeete.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-23

t0o W uOi6 WIN NVAs Va INV ~
the chair, on tho (3rseley relief bill.
Randall briefly explained the neoes-
sity of An expedition, and said the COM
mittee thought it best not 70 place any
limitation ON the amount Appropriated.
Passed.
The HOUSE proceeded 70 the cQnsider-
alton Of the calendar, and cook up the
bills relative to forfeited land grants
reported by the Sab Committee On Ju-
dietary for the purpose of enabling the
House to pass upon the question OF ref
ereuce.
Cobb moved their reference to tho
Committee on Public L,nds.
Holland argued that the COMMITTEES
ON Judiciary vas the proper one Ia be
entrusted With the hiits. Courts had
decided that all the oouiitious Of these
land grant bills we're conditions subse-
Qasut. The lands can be forfeited by
judicial proceedings. Therefore, the
whole question resolved itself into a ia
dicial one.
Cobb d timed that she Public Lands
COMMITTEES had jurisdiction, and said
that, in view Of tue rssnluti0n adopted
yesterday, there wasCno doubt ~ to vh 1
reference the bills would be given.
C0bb's motion was agreed 70 By . vOta
of Ill 20 10.
The next bill Vas that reported thu
morning from tbs Committee on Public
Lands relative 10 the Texas Pacific land
grant. As the report vas mot printed
consideration vas postponed Withhold
prejudics.
The bill passed relating 10 reooveris1
| for infHinQsDents on patents IL pro
vides that no damage OF profits shah b
n eeivsd from aay defendant for in
binQoment on . patsnt whsn 10 shal
appoax . mare use for biz 0wA bensd
Of anv article Iusohassd n opsn marie
y nAoqe unoiGo a he oAmo beinl sob
ie6 = po1unA AdjouE1ed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-23

- usseoenville. Ohio. q Wild man
~ e oesn carrying Oh sheep and
Iac csmmitting petty thefts for
Z 1919 vas confined in Jail. He
~ ed 40 the most brutal speci-
-. " animal creation. seemingly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-23

N.murLE, Jan pc. E. Barnard,
- sss,onomer OF Vanderbilt Univer-
-. rsoorts rernarksb changes in
a..ckG comet on tue nights Of the 10Th
"a ~. Sunday night the nacleus
- surrounded by q faint envelopes. and
.sr,eeous dark riffs were visible in the
.sa and on Monday night the tail
s.nsrsfed into three distinct branches,
shsvjnR dark sky between, and rapid
rsIaations Of light were visible one de-
~. haak Of the nucleus.
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The execution of Wheeler, tn
straneler, is announced to take plac
tomorrow at noon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-23

DUBLIN. Jan. 22.-Parnell has invited
his followers to meet in this city next
week to consider the Irish amendment
which will be offered to the address in
reply to the Queens speech at the Open
inp of Parliament,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-03-15
1t is Found at Last.

Something New Under the Sun
A new erea is dawning upon women.
Hitherto she has been called upon to
suffer the ilisof mankind and her own
besides. The frequent and distress
ing irregularities peculiar to her sex
have long been to her the "direful
spring of woes unnumbered. In the
mansion of the rich and howell of pow.
erty alike woman has been the con.
slant yet patient victim of a thousand
ills unknown to man--and without a
remedy. "Oh Lord, how long!" in
the agony of her soul, hath she cried.
But now the hour of her redemption
is come. She will suffer no more, 70 r
Bradfeld's Female Regulator, "Wo.
mans Best Friend" is sold by all
Druggists.
Dr.. j. Bradfeld, Prop, Atlanta,
Ga. Price rs cents and $3.50 per
bottle.
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Dayy CrOckett's Old Knife.

W. G. Tatom, editor of the Ores.
den New Era, has sent to the Ten>
nessee Historical Society knife once
belonging to the hero of the Alamo.
The following explains the matter.
Dresden, March 6.-Anson Nelson,
Esq, Recording Secretary-Dear
Sir: | send to you by express, for
the Historical Society, a knife which
was imbedded in the ground in front
of the Odd Fellows Hall, in this
place, last summer. 1t is hunting
knife, with four inch handle and "a
six inch blade, with silver band
around the handle, which is wooden,
and most of which is missing En-,
gtaved or etched in the blade is the
name of sd. Crockett" Davy
Crockett used to live in this vicinity,
and have it on good authority that
he once killed a bear within few
feet Of where our court house now
stands. The knife doubtless belong
ed to him. Respectfully,
w. G. TATon.
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

Denver, Colorado. April %, '82.
DIR. b. j. Kendall q Co., Gents:
Four years ago while in the employ
of A. P. Perley Il Co., Danvers,
Mass, we had horse that became
spawned during the first year of my
stay with them, and remained so for
four years, though we used every rem,
edy we knew of or could hear of, but
of no avail. Some time during the
fifth year, (for was in their employ
between five and six years., we were
recommended to try KendalPs SPAWN
Cure, and after using it two months
the horse was cured, the enlargement
having been entirely removed, and
thus believing it to be a valuable
medicine | full recommend it to all
who have occasion to use it.
Respectfully, P. H. LYONS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-03-15

The Memphis Avalanche says the
Chickasaw Guards have for some time
been discussing the ACCESSIBILITY of en-
teriug the competitive drill at Hous
TOD, Tex. The boys are pretty geuer-
ally in favor Of it, but will not 20
unless a certain number pledge them
selves to it.
In the case of the State VS. Foust,
it was held by a majority of the SUI
preme Court, some weeks since, that
Justice of the Peace had jurisdic
ton to fine party for carrying piss
tol, such jurisdiction being given un>
der what is known as the "small of
Tense law" A rehearing was granted,
however, in the case, and it is held
up for re>argument at next term, so
that the question is an open one.-
Nashville American.
jackson Dispatch: Last Tuesday
evening Rev. Joseph Pope fell dead
while burning brush in his field about
four miles west of Denmark in this
county. A negro boy, who was as
sisting him heard the old gentleman
say OIL and looking saw him fall over.
He gave the alarm to some hands
who was working near, but when
they reached the old man he vas dead.
he was one of the oldest citizens of
this county, minister of the Cum.
berland Presbyterian church for
many years and good man. He
leaves family and large circle Of
relatives and friends to mourn his
death.
A Nashville special to the Mems
phis Appeal, dated the 18th inst,
says: Col. William Spence shot and
killed Col. Ed. S. Wheat, his son>in>
law, in front of the Merchants Elk
change at $50 O'Clock to day. ine
verdict of the coroner's jury that
Wheat came to his death by pistol
fred by Spence; the jury further
foEnd that it was malicious and un.
provoked murder. Both Spence and
Wheat were very prominent members
of the republican party of this State.
Both were appointed United States
marshal for Middle Tennessee by
Gen. Grant-Spence, in 1876, serv-
ing for eighteen months, then super
seeded by Wheat. Wheat was super
seeded by A. NJ. Hughes, Jr.
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Correct I

A floating paragraph asserts that
"one of the best Greek scholars in
this country, during a recent lecture
on the benefits of a classical education,
stated that there does not exist a
graduate of an American college who
can properly affix the accents to a
page of printed Greek" And it
might have added that very few grad.
yates of American colleges can props
erly affix punctuation marks to pa &c
of printed English Lebanon Herald.
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Music Books.

Peters Burrowe's Primers for sale
at this Office, at city prices.
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Noneyis Power

And Il wonderful friend in a tight
| have got lots Of go"ls (you all know
t) VIII part with ihsm cheap for
money, I need it, waslt il, aud must
have il; sound to have it. Marking
down. Still falling Still little
cheaper rather than miss a sale:
that's the way it is at
Tom HARRIsoEs.
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KENDALL's SPAWN CURE.

From the Spirit Of the Times" Dec. %. 'sS
1t is ADMITTED there is a great advance in
veterinary science wit in the past decade yet
many VIII scarcely believe that SPAWN cure
Is possible. Fortunate indeed. however, it is
for the poor horse suffering from lameness of
this kind that kendalPs Spa Tin Cure has been
discovered. us IL is certain In its effects and has
worked wonders in thousands of such cases.
Send fer illustrs ted catalogue, giving positive
proof PRICE Of the SPAWN Cure, ST. Address
pr. =. > Kendall & Co., Propristors. Enos.
burgh Falls, W.
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Dressed Lumber.

S. r. Conger, at jackson, Tenn,
has the largest stock of well seasoned
lumber in this section, and his planning
mill is busy working it up into floor.
ing, siding, ceiling, moulding, brack-
cts, etc. All of which will be sold
low for cash. Send him an order.
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New Millinery and Dress Goods.

Mr.. d Mrs. o. FL. Hallstrom have
just received a large and elegant
stock of the latest styles and most
fashionable Dress Goods, Notions,
Millinery Goods, etc., from New
York and st. Louis. Call and see
for yourselves. Prices to suit the
times They defy competition.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-03-15

If your breath is offensive, your
notrils fetid aud ill Win putrrd mat
ter, and you are rapIdly becoming
consumptive, use Papillon Calmrn
Cure; you will be purified and per-
mansntly cured. For sale in this civ
by NJ. D: l.. JORDAN.
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Hay and Corn For Sale.

Mr.. j. G. Long has large guam
tity Of excellent Herds Grass and Pea
Hay and Cory for sale at reasonable
prices. Call at this Office, or on him
at his farm.
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MONTHLY ST"KNFSS

Its proprietor claims for It no other medical
property; and TO doubt TIE fact that this medi-
cine does positively pussess such controlling
ana regulating powers is simply tn disaredit
the voluntary testimony of thousands of livii Il
witnesses who are to day exulting in their res.
toration to sound health aud happiness
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as IL ls certain IN ITS effects and does not blist
err. Read Proof below.
St. Charles, Ark, August %, 1888.
B. j. Kendall 4 Co. ,-Gents:-I take pleas
Az in informing you that used nearly all of
the bsttle of Kendall's SPAWN Gu that you
sent me from st. Louis. according to direc-
tions. and to my satisfaction land / must say
to my surpriss) in shout two weeks my mare
was entirely well of the lameness caused BY a
bog SPAWN of over one years standing and in
three weeks time the swelling was all gone
and the mare is now entirely well and can trot
as glib as ever, l consider the bottle of Ken
dall's SPAWN Cure worth to me about $3.50. o.,
as the an imal was worthless as she YVES on
three legs and could scarcely get around on
them and now she is the finest bugg, snimal
in these parts and with the remnent of the
bottle after curing the mare / have nearly eur.
ed severe corn on the ball OF my big toe that
has given me great pain fer two or three years.
l have only applied KendalPs SPAWN Cure
four times and the corn now is nearly out BIZ
the roots and without any pain. Ia short /
think it is tn best linim ent thatiis in use
have Kendall's Treatise on the Horse and his
Diseases and would not ke any money for
it if could not get another. Hoping yen
great success remain
Yours Respectfully,
X. O. MARFIN
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BRIEFS FOR BARRIsTEaS.

A gas sxture-The lawyers mouth.-The
Judge.
A good name for lawyers daughter
Feeble Boston Budget
The LAWYERS song-"My fees are my for
tune. Oil City Blizzard
Wheu two lawyers clssh'o will case
one or the other generally finds "a foeman
worthy of his tesl.'-WiliamsPort Break
fast Table.
"Ths, settles il. ssid'a LAWYER who hand
ed a widow $40 being in full payment OF
his settlement; Of a 81 900 estste.-Camden
Post
A Chicsgo Lawyer has written poem
called Ny Conscience These abstract,
iauciful subjects are getting to be altogether
TOO common IN modern Poetry.-Burhngto
Free Press
Young lawyers never get their hair cut,
short, for then they couldn't when IN court,
with their feet cooked up on the table. roach
their hair and look wiser than the Judge
kentucky State Jurnal.
Can YOU direct me sir. to lawyer who
has not been away for the Summer?
Mr.. Barpleader is an eminent Jurist but
4 cannot say whether he has remained at
home this Summer or not
1t is important to ascertain that. am
perfectly willing to pay for legal advice, but
/ am unwilling TO so to the additional ex,
pense Of the los6ng and the ses-side-hotel
board he may have enjoyed for the past three
months Chicago News.