The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-09-05

and her grace tho Duke of Argyle! II
anybody is found fishing about &c loch,
Or below % loch, af0rc 20 loeb, o. ahint
I % lJch, In 20 Josh, aroun' 10 Loeb, or
about 10 Loeb, she il to be persscuded
with three persecutions-ilFst, she is to
I Do bu.at; syne, she's To be drownt; an
/ thrn 10 DO haught. An IL she comes
] back she's to be porsecG;et vi far wsur
IesJh. God save the King and her
I grace the Duke Of Argyle"
/ Gao nay not DO surprised that many
nil-fs-liuugl legal institutions should
] -till CEist sm1ag tho British, who have
received them Wlsh the greatest Venera'
I -iJa from tho dark ages Of Ihci- coun'
ry' Llit1=v' but the same can hardly
/ dr said ia favor - tho States OF tho new
a1flI. In Ncg Jersey, for instance,
lLrrr h an uurvpo.Iel law To the follow
ins effect:
'All Romon Of Whatever age, rank,
profession or degree, whether virgins,
maid, ~ widows, Who shall after this
arr irap,5s upon, seluce o. bctray into
HlsiEim1ny any Of his Maissty's sub
Irls by virtue Of scents, cosmetics,
Ea-hrs, pllltsr artificial teeth, false
hair ~ LIsh,Lcelal shoes, shall incur
Ihc penalty u the Law now in force
aEliast ElirbrratI and like nisie-
nraH0rs,"
WaaI a check IL would be upon the
r,sipFauli1l i1w Of cloluenre II tais
i.w enacted by Edward Ill. Wcnc siiil
operative, Edward III, prohibited any
nan having more than two courses a.
any nr.l, Each man Mas 70 have only
Two sorts Of y.etuali, and IL Nas pre-
.-riiIel how f4r one could nlN saGss
With bio polias2, excepting on certain
feast I4yi, Wagu Ihgn" courses were al
l1aai ~ meal,
n thH sane laws Wcrc now operative,
o. g1,I dTal Of "a" after dinner Elsh ~
.sal.ris wuIil n"ysg b. heard.
H. lIr r1lgn u tho Engllsh Charles
IT,. thu I.luf JuslIlr, whose record u-.s
a1lh lam1us aal Infamous, ho5lw!nk"l
fis La,.lrr jI,llFcs Ia declaring rh4i %
u.Ini ~ pIlli h ans new hook Or p4mpg-
DC % ness What r07yrF, il ILLEGAL; iha'
ls "a a manifest latent - the breach 1f
She peace, aai tAry may DO prS,eclrl
against by laW fl-an Illegal thing,
Many yr4r5 ago men could easily b.
found % Give any evidence on oath that
night BE- .HqglF'l. aud some Of these
rHt.uus walked openly Into court pllH a
Ifraa IN one - gAr.F shoes. - hlsn.fy
Ihst tlry wanted ,lpluy mcu' ~ U.t-
lrs; hence originated tho expression
"rio'1 4 man Of straw" An advocate OF
lawyer who waited convenient Wit
uos, knon by these flsns where 20 aRi
one, and the eolipquy between the
rarllta Was brlr' Don't you rcmoai,
l.csg' said the advocate. The party
looked deliberately - tho t-c. hu, made
%, sign u assent; then the fce h..
rrra ~. anil with u his memory also.
To - SURF do"
Then como into ranr, and swear IT.
The 1uiy improvement uhirh has sroWa
aul Of this peculiar cls 'pa i8u On iAc past
II the straw maa. NpEalAys yDlF straw
rlsH viii wask Tor halt tho original ~,
When pleading a al art vas scarcely .
icyciIp--l the cougi1 u,rl - hear suits .
sgains, animals ~ tho old Law of
france. II vicious animal killed
1rrspH and IL WAs proved that his
owner know ~ IT, propensity Ia Kill,
and suffered it Ia So q, lsp.". hu
vas hanged. and tho animal va, also.
IN 1915 hull having killed man by
tossing him with L., horns was brpush.
before the Judge and ini.c,ed A. a Grim. 4
inal. After -">"ts. ~Itnos.s.. hat saorn .
against Il, tue court ron,i-mnci I, 10
i1 hanged. This sonicncp WAS confirmed
ly an order Of rag,lamcn, aad carried
Into effect
OH historical books toll us that a. late !
~ iGSl the French hal proper laws for /.
'hrplnishmcn;o % oiicnslr" rats. lorus,s, |
fici and iccrhcs. This was going very
far. To-day NO shoald all H. made worry
happy IL some genius would devise and
AMI put into practical working a law for
sh. ,,f-r.vlaasIn, az ,hF, fHtua.uts,