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Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

DUBLIC SALES-L. W. STIDHAM &
city or country gales at moderate prices, Any
parties wishing TO employ them should call on
them at once and select their day; over so
years experience in the business. They also
pay the highest prices for Eecond-band 1urni-
tuIe, carpets. etc. L. W. STIDHAM & SON.
Telephone No. 535. jan7.6w-d&w
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04
1rOTICE.-TlIE MUTUAL loan AS

w ISOLATION Ia nav issniak new series
B siosA, arsl payment due on or before Fnb,u-
bry 70 $50. BinIamin MurKatroyd president:
Ehnuel y, bctls, vlcc prtsidcnt: George @.
hiatls secretary; bcniRiain y. BariranI Henry
L. ecLear, uenrge NJ. Gallagher, y, u. lIni-
TarkCr, Frq., william q, Marvin, Nathaniel ".
i okln. lillian u. Grilith, n. VI. liDifeeker,
IT,, Ell. and Charles 5. koBb, dlrecto ..
ia0-eOd-im
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

il Ofallkinds, called by W, A. uukill, auc-
tioneeT, In city or country, nj snort notice on
reasonable terms, In addition to The sales At
his auction room, 7Is Market street, whe 70
goods are taken on consignment.
Ilefidenee 4th and Fran kiln Sts.. WILL, Del.
Telcphon, call, Si5. w. A. huklLL. III
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04
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N Office is hereby GIVEN THAT
J, George W, hanH, Jr., N. d., IN end
~ and VIII prefcr pelition TO the q ene raj As
emoly OF the STATE ~ Delaware now IN ees-
5. Mann. GEORGE ". MANN il. Al. ID
January eth, 1850. is-eodlm
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

EOR SALE.-A SMALL Farm NEAR
Il city limits Terms easy.
i2I-let+ GEO. w. BRIGHT, III Market st.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

EOR SALE--CHEAP, TWO OFFICE
Il desks and bookcases. WM.J: FISHER,
J!G-eodGt sQ2 Market 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

FOR RENT-FRoNT ROOMS, WITH
4 OF without board. Every convenience; AT
No. GOA French st. JS-Im-eodt
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

L,,Uk SAAAA.--A lsUC OF BuILDIHG
@ Mstorisl, consisting OF SSH, doora
foldinTs, bllnds, 30. also building 70
ssEt. }. IS. NJ A98. no. iio King ht. if.ss
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

FOR RENT.-THREE COMMUNICA-
Il ting rooms, I'd nosr, N. T. cor. I'm aud
MARKET streets. Suitable for office or lodges
Apply to HEALD a co. n,G9
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

TOR aALE.-CHEAP. A TEN-RoOM
Il house; the owner has LEFT the city Pay.
ments made te sRit the purchaser. Apply on
tho premises. 5O2 W. nth street. j.-.r
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

EoR RRNT-A FARM OF 100 ACRES
Il on Lancaster pike, about miles from
" ilmingtOn. Apply TO LOUISA E. LYMAN,
on the premises. i2S-6td-ltw'
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

Indigo Blue Calico, SC yard
Pretty Shifting Calico, SC a yard.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04
EOR RENT-THRRE. sTORY RRICIi

Il HOUSE containing IS rooms, bath, range
In Kitchen, heater in cellar, at End cold wat
Ell, good yard. stable with room tor 4 horses
and carriages In the rear. This IS n dcsira-
BILE propertyand centrally located, being only
one square r ON Msrktt street.
ELIZABETH NcCJMB, 18th and Market
streets. i2s-6t
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

EoR sALE-ATA BARGAIN, THREE
Il Story brick house. No. a07 East I'd St.,
rooms. Nm. j. FISHER, s02 Market 81,
j26-eOd6t
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

Use PABRkRS8 GINGER TONIC
without delay. A rare med ioinAl Compound
that cures Nhsn all else fails. Has CURED
the worst easss Of Cough, weak Lunss.
Asthma, indigestion, Inward Pains, Ex.
haustiol. COS. st Druggists,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04
EoR sALE.-oUR PRODUCE COM

Il mission business IN this city Is for ssle,
cheap. 'rhls is rare ChNuoe to get ia q good
paving e-tabi he'd business, RECURRING bnt
lille capital. 10 those who mean Dusine,s we
VIII he glad 10 expliin; Will sell the business
with or v ithnnt team. Once, store, fixtures
etc. MAkkEN II AHPER a RHO,
jil-ttGitw u East 9Th st., VIII, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

E0R RENT-NTSELY FURNISHED
4 rooms for gentlemen; also a good cellar.
Apply at GA King St. jl5-it-eod
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

ENOR sALE.-FOUR HOUSES, EAUh
~ containing six rooms and bath, on easy
ieiDs ID. ncAenney, Third and Moar0o
streets. dl7-I
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

EoR SALE OR BENT.-A DESIRA-
i bic sto properly. 5i3 ShIpley street. Al
50 good basement 90 pain shop or other busi-
ness. Apply TO ALLEN SPEAkMAN. Etf
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

DOR SALE.-THE ELEGANT AND
u well appointed esllence Of the late Capt
Chas. corbif, situated In Ned Lion Ild., at
Corbit station, on bel r. u. Large three
story Inanslon, all npces sary out-buildngs,
beautiful lawn: with 10 to 20 acres Of land,
very attractive home HE place. Apply to
rIlILlP II. CLARK Il CO.,
j2G-i2t sl4 Market ST., city.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

ROR RENT-A NICE SALOON PAR
Tor, furnished or unfurnishtd; suitable
for physician. Address IS. E." Republican
once. fi-2ts
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

EOR SALE HOUSE. NO. 800 WASH
4 hgtou street, containing rooms. bath,
aundry, he tier ia collar, ani all cuuveniea-
ccs. Apply to JOHN q. BENNETT. steam
boat con,pany's olliee, Iooi OF Fourth 81. ilo-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

TOR SALE-CHEAP, A TTO-sTORY
l. seven-roVmod, brick dwelling, with bath ;
frout porch and all modern improvements,
f2-25t'
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04
1ALIFoRNfA.

Special Parties. semi-m onthly. Free
Keeping Cars, cheap Rates, Southern Paci-
AGENT SiS Rroadw.y, New YORK. r. j,
fMliII, Asent, ~ Cht stnut ST., rhilalslphia
on ny.Ball. q Ohio Ticket Agent 1ly-lta MhaI3f
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

yVANTED-BoARDERs. AT SOUTH.
w west corner Of Seventh AMI King
street, pheasant rooms and goJd acc inmenda-
I ons. fi-6t'
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

NOR SALE-l STEAM ENGINE, SIZE
10 OF cylinder i1x30 inches. Apply TO j
A. CkANSroN co., los King st : city, or
ewnort, uel. olT-u
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

DUBLIC sALE--THE UNDERSIGNED
l. having determined to discontinue farm
ing will sell his entire stock and farming Inn
plements without reserve, at the Jester Corner
Farm, on the State Road, betN cen Rcd Lion
and Kirk wood, Del, on
u,rrr,nra N r-r-nr ,rr nv 1ooo
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

IN ], William u. Jackson, intend 10 and
will prefer petition 10 the General Assembly
OF the state 81 Delaware, now In sessiUu, foe
an absolute divorce nom my wife, Annette b.
N. Jackson. hM. u. JACKSON.
Jan. 4, 1850. a. Sttaw-sat
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04
HINDERCOENs.

The safest, surest and best euro for Oorns.
Bunlons, SO. Stops all pain. Ensurea oom.
fort TO tho feet. Hever fails TO cure. rs Cent?
1t Drukgist HISO0X 4 90. n. Y.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04
Last SATURDAY.

We sold several Heavy
Overcoats TO customers
who said they intended
buying them and keep.
ing them over until
next season, as they
could save enough on
them to make it Int
resting.
So cln you get one
aud save money on
either a Suit or Over.
coat. On Pantaloons
we have just made
several reductions and
then the 10 per cent
comes OF just the
same. ....
We measured a gen,
tleman for q Winter
Overcoat and new
Spring Pantaloons, a
strange comblnat | 0 q,
but he saved SIS on
the Overcoat, enough
to pay for the panta-
looms and another pair
like them. Nothing
wrong about that, was
therel
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

WANTED-A SITUATION TO KEEP
w bOokB by young nnn VIVA VI about 10
graduate. Apply at 500 Jefferson street.
Il b2.0r
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

WANTED-ABoUT 10 OR Is ACRES
w Of good land for trucking on q long lease
and moderate rent near tile city. Address
LOUIS LAGNEAU, kdseinoOr Del. i-jtdltw'
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

EOR SALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE
Il TOR city properly, u farm of l5j sores ~
kulswosd, De. Now buildings and goo /
land ~. 4. rODLF,
il-eodGt 81 Aark2t street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

EOR RENT.-T0 GOOD TENANTS
Il only, two Groom houses, hot and cola
water aud bath. hrst-class conClLiol and
with front porcheR, e. per month. 1--WE Itorcs
with dwellings suitable for small business,
with stable room u dr5lr d. els per mnnIh.
l2s-1OE r.. J. FORD, 5th and Rodney SIS.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

EoR RENT-sECOND AND THIRD
Il story rooms at 40 Market street, suitable
for almost any business Offices or q photo
Rrapher. Q. II, johnson, No, nos Market
ltreet. Ct coda
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

w dtning-room girl, who understands the
business. Apply 1T Nestern Hotel, 9Th and
orange street,. feD,-3ts
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NUIEOE 10 HENEbI UIFLN IHAI
IN application to increase the capital stock
of the EnreAu Can aud Manufacturing Cou-
pany viii be made before lion. l. Z. Gruhh,
Associate Judge At Chambers, on saturday
February y 1880 nj 10 O'Clock D. m.
nofFECKEn a HUFfE kER,
j29 lot Attorneys for Company.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

nor RENT.-A FARM on 200 ACRES
II three snd half miles from Wilmington,
on the road leading 10 New Castle, Apply to
A. 4. EWES, Wilmington, Del. ja25-6tdSw
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

EoR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
a rooms Tor gentlemen. App at Ga King
street. is eod-tr
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

NXYArTED-AutHr EXPERIENOED
w fdy. Apply rttSeen and II O. m,
room II. Exchange building. 9TH ami Mar
ket nlhu
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

FOR SALE-TWO FARMS OF IS
aq,' 80 aeIes, noAr r.llesNille, Brandy
wine llhndIed. W " coed buildings. Apply
10 DAVID CAMPBELL, on the pTnrincs.
ll2- I'm. esd G-l.M-e
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

EOR RENT.-PLEAsANT ROOMS,
= furnished or unfurnished. Also good
board by day or week. Sill Market 81. Jg6-Btt
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

FOR SALE OR RENT "A DESIR
L. nblc store aud dwelling at the corner o
Lane ter avenue and UiIi1n street. lnqulr
Of GEoBGh W. Bush, trtnch Stree
wharf laI
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

yNoK RENT-A FINE kUOM ZOE a
~ looisty in the HArhnsss buiidinx, ioth
aud MaIhst ttrsets. Apply 70 u. Me-
UABlsLY no. Q W. 10th bt, Ab.tf
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

Walnut candy at Ferguson's, II E, cd
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

EOR sALE--GBEAT RARG AIMS, ON
Il ly $40 Piece, Nos. FOB. Z 0, 70 and 2
Linden street, D rroms aud ba h; nicely paper
jsJ-bteod
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

WY ArTED-oouB MORTGAGES AT
w tIer cent. ca property at halt IT'S
value. PHILIP X. CLARR s. CO.,
c2etl t2t Market sttoot.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY A COL
w ured man and wife ms house servants.
No obJociion To short distance In the c untrY.
Good city reference. Apply at this Vfi q. y off
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

DUBLIC SALE.-WILL BE SOLD AT
4 No. 500 West Sd street, OH Thursday Feb
rnary IN, u 8. at O'Clock, y. M, a quantity
beds and bedding, chairs. carpets etc. Sale
positive as the parties Will move from the city
Telephone call, 535. i2j.6t
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

WANTED-Two GENTLEMAN CAN
w be Aecommoea ted lih board atao W,
gtu Etrtrf 1sl-t.+
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04
Wants.

w ANTBD-ACoMPETENT PER SON
w ofi1 OF IS years OF age, 10 take charse
q . fnlslt houte; ia,n'lY mail. hddfcs,
'rIOusekeeper, nthis oiiig,, stating reference
and compensation desired. f22e
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

EXT ANgEp--oCQuPAhTs EoRH AND
wv lonely fnrnissed rooms. 4 emil men
only. fkast ID street, dsu
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

w AHTED-TWo GOOD EXpERIEN-
w ccd men 10 work on leather glazing ma
chine. Address L., thls office. J0-tf
WANTED-BoARDER5 AT sos
w West street; front room. 1slw'
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

w ANTED- SITUATION BY COLOR
w ED YOUNG MAN. as waiter or any
kind OF work, city or country. uOod rcirr
urence. No. IS Oirnrd street. II eV
Daily Republican., 1889-02-04

M ANTED-CooKs, CHAMBER
w made, hep for lo,els aud laundry.
Places at / telliI ence Office fsr Engitsh snd
German. 1903 orange g.. Ji.-i0.-sod'
Morning journal and courier., 1889-02-19
SOCIETY AT JUG RIDGE.
A Gay old Time, with Some Refiec- tions for the Local Jenkyns.
 From the Oil City Derrick

A Gay old Time, with Some Ref1ec-
 tions for the Local Jenkyns.
 From the Oil City Derrick.l
 The Bowersocks entertained very beauti- fully at the dance given after the barn rais- ing Friday night, and Jug Ridge society was we'll represented. It is to be regretted though that the Stover's Mill people, when they are honored and elevated by an invita- tion into Jug Ridge society, cannot conduct themselves in becoming manner. What possible excuse can there be for two full grown men like Sandy Grimes and Wait Brayfogle carrying polecat secretsd in a rubber sack and letting the animal out just as refreshments were being serveda It does seem to us that discourtesy to host and hostess could go but little beyond this, and we are asked to denounce the act in our most vigorous style. This we do here and now, and impale the perpetrators upon the sharp lance of public opinion.
 Nothing had occurred up to this time to mar the pleasures of the occasion, unless it was the regretable dispute that occurred be- tween Sam Mckee and Israel Langfelt re- garding their right to dance with Sarah Bill kingsley. This dispute ended in @ knock down, but we must give the young men cred it for repairing to the orchard to enjoy their brutal fsticuffs instead of having it out in the parlor, as Bob Johnson and Van Miller did. It was bad enough for twenty or thirty young men to go to the orchard to see the fight, thus breaking up the dance for a time, but that certainly is no reason why some Of the young ladies should go too. We do not believe in so much pugilism at our little so- eial affairs, and hereafter the power of the press will be brought to bear to break it up. If any of these Kilrains and Sullivans don't like this they know who the Jug Ridge soci- ety reporter is, and they can be accommoda- ted with little bear dance on very short notice. We trust we are understood. We know our gait and think we are able to msin- tain it.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-02-19
Ills Words Won Her.


 stEmersonia, if I seem to divaricate from my accustomed coherentifc oppugnancy in segregating and desynonymizing the postu- lates you have largiloquently elaborated this it wholly to psychologist pseudoblepsis on nay part"
 The young man looked at her in an erudite, thesopic way and smiled pensive, thought. ful Back bay smile.
 s'I do not, Ticklowell," responded the fair young girl warmly, she leaned tenderly upon him and wiped her spectacles with a soft, caressing touch; "and yet you will par don me if I suggest that in attempting to dephologistiate the eepharactic immisicibility of the pneumatoogical anh7drousness in- volved in the myrioramic protoplasm you evince an exoteric pseudepigraph # not a famacious incognatiyity, so to formu- late it, that is not Karmistic." "But you do not suspect me of disana- logical or extravasating tendency, do you, Emersonia9" he inquired, anxiously. By no means. Your eugeny and enyi- | ronment presupposes freedom from super | donominationalistieism etiolation." \ "Then you aequit me of inconious erebri ! tude2'
 The tears stood In Miss Howdames' eyes. "Esemplastically exuperated as we are ! Ticklowell, she said, "and ardiagraphically | ongenial in rationAtive deducibiiity as we ognovate, such presumption would hiera- tially polsrize into petinibranhiate naufrage.'
 "And yet we disavow the ophiomany of disthermaneity," he murmured
 "Multijugously, of course"
 "Then, Emersonia," he exclaimed, trium- ! phantly, edo not evitatel Mobilization is in- compatible with gelidity, is it nots''
 "I can not oppugn the exortiative forpia l tion of the inevitable" :" said the young lady softly.
 And the young man gathered her in his arms and winked solemnly at portrait oi ! Emerson that hung on the wall.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-02-19

ed. will get you slouch hat Ia discrip- tion of soft hat worn by farmers in that part of the country, and an old friezs coat, and then you'll look like an old farmer Mr. O'Brien laughingly consented to be dressed in habiliments not his own. There's apoth- CT thing said one of the men; sare you game enough, Miss O'Neill, to take Mir. O'Baien's arm as he goes through the street? That would knock the peelers completely ~of the seent,' T would sacrifice my life to save S64, Mir. O'Brien,' was the reply. One of the young men left at this point, and MT. O'Brien sat down and partook of tea in the kitchen.
 ''In a short time the young man returned with 8 soft hat and shabby-looking, much worn coat, the property of cattle and pig drover. A shawl, such as countrywomen wear, WAS procured for Miss O'Neill, and as MT. O'Brisn and his companion stood in the kitchen ready for flight, he laughed heartily, exclaiming: "A shit of "blsrney" could not hold a candle to this. What pity we haven't 8 photographer present to take usa' The young men then left to see that the streets were clear. One of them, proceeding in the rear of the convent, saw force Of police sta- tioned as if suspicion rested there, and on his return it was decided to go by New Street. Finding no person in William Street, MT. O'Brien, with Miss O'Neill on his arm, proceeded into New Street. At this time there was rioting in the direction of Main Street, and the bulk of police was stationed in that direction.
 Scarcely had they gone thirty yards down End o'brns escpe
 the street, which was then in barkness-care having been taken that the two lamps at the corner of the street should not be lighted when half-a-dozen police came hurriedly up against them. When about ten yards off, Miss ONeill exclaimed, loud enough for them to hear her, Can't you keep steady? or the police will take You;' and, acting on this sug- gestion, MT. OBrian gave gruf reply, such as man under the influence of drink might be expected to make. You had better get along quietly said the sergeant in charge, Tor I'll give you nights lodging in the bar racks Don't mind him. said Miss ONeill; 'Pll take care of him. Very well.' replied the Sergeant, as he and his men turned up the town. Said MT. O'Brien: By Jovel Miss O'Neill, that was narrow shavep to which she replied; You played your part splendid ly.' In the darkness they reached the Fair Green, where MT. O'Brien was joined by one of the young men alluded to. The Fair Green is situated on the outskirts of the town, and almost at the end of it runs the Waterford snd Limerick Railway. Halfway across the green MT. O'Brien thanked Miss O'Neill and bade her good-by. He and his male attend ant then proceeded into the country in the darknessO
Morning journal and courier., 1889-02-19
CHEAP.

A cheap way to lay in coal-Sleep in the coal bin.-Boston Courier.
 The lobster is 8 fish that never appears on the table without getting red in the face.- Rochester Post-Express.
 The tramp is accused of doing nothing for living, but he is nevertheless in the hard wear business.-Boston Gazette.
 Mercury may not have been @ college grad uate, but he was always efficient in "taking gree."-Glens Falls Republican.
 We think, ,Britannicus, that the most strik- ing characteristic of NeWs York's means of transit is it's railway employes.-Puck.
 When Hamlet said ssThe rest is silence" he knew what he was talking about. The women were all dead.-Boston Courier.
 From @ monetary standpoint, the man who gets $50, coo with his first wife may be said to have married a-gain.-Glen Falls Republican.
 Will the secretary of agriculture please tell us whether corn or grasshoppers will be the most promising crop the coming seasona Boston Post.
 Tillie-Jennie isn't as much tickled by Charlie's attention as she used to be.
 Floe-Hes had his mustache shaved.--- New York Sun.
 position; but the iron will enter his soul every time he remembers that Mrs. Harrison did her shopping in New York.-Puck.
 Eastern young lady (to western young man)-Is not cultivation extending very rsp1 idly in the West, MT. Breezya
 MT. Breezy-Oh, yes, ma'am; have 200 acres under cultivation. agin about half that last year.-Epoch. Tilly--You look pleased, as if you had gained 8 victory.
 Floe-so have. That Smith girl came in the car this afternoon and rode mile be- yond our house just for the satisfaction of seeing her stand up all the way.-New York Evening Sun.
 Plenty of Notics.-Mrs Winks-stThe pa per says a cold wave has developed in Mon 1 tana, and is expected here within week. | Mir. Winks-"Well, send word to th' plumber that our pipes have burst, and ther same time. e."-New York Weekly.
 Old Mir. Wesrilee-Yes, I know I'm ol' and blind and lame and poor and forgotten but never cease to thank the Lord for on thing, parson.
 Parson-What is that, my friends
 Old Mr. Wearilee-That I am not re tired President.-Burlington Free Press.
 The herr professor had just executed most difficult number on the piano.
 "And you call that playings" asked noc de.
 "And why netan queried the professor.
 "Wel1. if that is playing, would like t see what you call working. ."-New Tor | World.
 At one of the recent Moody revival meet ings on the Pacific coast, the customary re | quest was made that those suffering fror any particularly heavy burden should stan up and ask for the prayers of the assemble multitude. After a few moments silence, tall, meek looking man arose, and, in voice choked with emotion, asked that tn prayers of the congregation might be ofere for his mother. in-law Instead of praying the congregation first began to litter, an, finally roared with laughter.-New For l Tribune.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-02-19
Tuesday, February 19, 1889.
LHREL LAWS.


 In several States efforts to amend the libel laws are being made, and writer in the AL banv Law Journal in commenting upon these efforts says that the newspapers are making 'fraztic struggles to get more license to libel," and they ''want special privileges" This is ridiculous if not malicious" In no State are the newspapers trying to get more license to libel, nor do they want spec ial privileges. What they do want is 8 law that will make it less easy than it is now for malicious person or blackmailer to bring troublesome and expensive suit. Their de- sire is well expressed in bill which is now before the Michigan legislature, and which provides that no action for libel shall be brought or maintained unless the plaintiff shall, before bringing suit, request the de- fendent to publish retraction of the libel, and allow to the defendant reasonable time in which to publish such retraction and to make such amends as are reasonable and possible under the circumstances of the case, and proof of the publication of any such re- traction or correction shall be admissible in evidence under the general issue on the ques- tion of the good faith of the defendant, and in mitigation and reduction Of damages. Proof of the failure or neglect of the plaintiff | to comply with the provisions of this seotior | may be given in evidence under the genera | issue in bar of the action. It is further pro vided that it shall not be lawful for any at torney at law to bring or conduct any act O libel for contingent fee, or on any under standing, expressed or implied, that he is t receive any portion or all of the damages re covered as compensation for his services; no shall any attorney at law advance any none or incur any liability for the purpose of de fraying the expenses of the plaintiff in an such action.
 There is nothing in this that is wrong C that indicates that newspapers want mor license to libel. A bill has been introduce in the legislature of this State which contain the first of these provisions. It ought to b' \ come law.