The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-02

THERE ARE SOME MES IN THIS WORLD
l. who possess the peculiar power Of being able
70 make a stranger feel Al ham. ~ once pom IN
trodrcti0n. and they almost invariably possess
high intellectual powers. A notable case in point
IL that 81 Mr. Timothy J. Crovey tue wei Known
.nd popular attorney. whose Offices are rooms ID
in the Chronicle BuiIding. Mr.. Crowley. whilst
having one Of the most desirable general practices
ia the city. educated with the idea OF es-
peels!Iy rttfng him for work A. the erin inAi bar
He studied under Alexander Campbell ST. then
the leading man from every standpoint AZ the
criminal bar Of Caltforns. aud that he pronted hy
the able tuition which it was his good luck TO get
there can De no question
In the twenty-seven years during which Mr..
Crowley has been before the public be has never
had or sought public Office his practice demanding
most Of his time and attention. When there has
been an opportunity for relaxation though Mr..
Crowley has not failed TO take advantage OF IT, and
be has travelled extensively. IL says volumes for a
nan ability 8 q attorney when he can 20 away
and leave his practice TO ali intents and purposes
uncared for and thea or MS return not only PICK
up all his old clients bat add materially to their
number. This Mr. Crowley has done on more than
one occasion. and today he is beid ia higher es
teen than ever. because Of his conspicuous
abilities a counselor
Mir. Crowley has been IN. attorney for the San
Quentin Prison Directors for long time and there
Il never case OF Any importsaee in Marin county
(where he has MS home) ia which he is not en-
gagged. he was counsel for one of the strong men
when the courts here were trying 10 hrd out as 10
whether sandow Sandowe was the proper way
TO spell giant and recently bis name has been
brought prominently before the public because OF
the clever and energetic way in which he defended
Cohen. and eventually compelled the Supreme
Court to instruct judge Wallace that he (Ar.
Crowley vas right in his construction OF the las
about bills OF exceptions Indeed. 4. is conceded
that as a clear, shrewd. Ievel-hesded lawyer Mr.
Crowley has few equals and 10 superiors
He speaks highly OF Joys Vegetable ssrsaparilia.
for he has used IL frequently. and that what he
says may be implicitly relied on there cannot be
the faintest possible shadow OF a doubt He writes
Is follows;
MY opinion OF Joys vegetabio sarsa-
pariiIn may heat he gathered FROM the
fact that . am neve-- witbo., 10 In my
house. We have found tt 90 he just what
ha. been ciaimed for IL. and that Ia that
IL 10 an excellent hone remedy II dys-
pepsIa ID acts perfectly, readily rectify-
Ing what 10 wrong.
we have much faith In it that IL IL
administered may seem Advisable or
necessary to every member Of the family.
and am sure that through Its use we
have been able Co ward OF "a lot of sick
ness. L Indor.e it most highly.
1T. u. CROWLEY,
81, e, and 3 Chron Gle Buiiding.
'.san Francisco"
As Mr.. Crowley says. the fact of his keeping It
regularly IN his home Is IN Itself Endorsement
enough but he IS frank enough 10 speak out
plainly to the good which It has done as family
medicine. What he says is worth cutting out and
pastirg in the tor OF your hat
In san Rafael Mr.. Crowley has a lovely home,
and being blessed with a cheerful disposition his
family ties very HAPPY ones. He is a dstn
gnished member OF the two mos; important secret
societies, being a Royal Arch Mason. 3 knight
Tempiar snd on OF the Representatives rom Cal
Hornis 10 the supreme Court Of the knights OF
Pyihias as well as being the Grand Chancellor OF
that body.
II has been Mr. Crowiey's chief ambition always
20 give 10 ali his clients the best seryices which
conscientious bard work aud unremiiting atten.
tlon 10 the details OF each could secure. and
this. combined with his natural ability and his
oratOrical powers, has given him place and TO
s.ton 81 the bar which might well be enyied.