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'l'lll'1 YAl.l'l SlIINtlI.IC. - -ii-ummaiii u.. . , SI-00 SKILL IN TRIALS LAWSHEEP- Being Some ofthe Art., Skill, Fine Work and Advice of Advoentes Illu- ut'Illlll, 1 lloute., Curtin, Duvln, Dept-nv, Fountain. Ingersoll, lwldll' stor, May, und Others, and how they win hotly Fees und Clues. BY J. VV. DONOVAN. .-XUTIIOR OF MODl'IRN JURY TRIALS, TRIAL I'RAC'l'ICI'I, TAC'l' IN COURT, kc. l'I f! Many cases that bring large fees and new business look as dark as tunnels, and show no line of defense, but SKILI. IN TRIALS will help defend them. If+il 'l'lln S'runv or 'I'1uA1.s is the art ol' Trial work. This hook is made of DRA MA'1'lc Citsl-:S full of excellent trial work and trial incidents. lT?'il A lJol,l.AR llll.l. may save a week's study, a hint may win a suit, and the Lame that follows--besides the greatest of all TCCS-T'ffl0l11' .' I read all his works with intense interest. -Shaffer. l7?I'f 'l'1ll-2 lllA'l 1'l-:lt has been gathered bytravel, at great expense, from experi- enced advocates, who often give up such Gtcts 1'eluctantly. It is only by personal visits that ima! .vcrrfhr are obtained. lI'i7 The author has met with abundant success in his three legal works, Mod- ern jury Trials, Trial Practice, and Tact in Court, but SKlI.l. IN TRIALS is designed to be the very best Dol.l.A1t l,AW BOOK yet issued-full of the most taking themes of the other works, but new matter, set in new light with I-l'CSll CIISCS. IN I'UlN'l' OF IN'l'l'lRl'IS'1' 'l'llIS IS A CLIMAX UF ANY NVORK YET MADE by one whose works sell by tens of thousands, and are read by all English speaking people. Baal' 5xtS , 160 pp. Law Shaft. .Yhajbvrl 11100 Hut. flhril a 31.00 MIL A2 lf DIYW or 1'a.v!a!A?1lv, aim' we 1u17! .l'l.'ll!I, il in Law .SWvzy5, jlnyiaiaf WITENEQTS TAC-I l N COURT. ,NIQWZEEEPQ ll-l-U3TllATl0llS- M Fourth Enlarged Edition,1889. 81.00. Being the gist of Cases won by Skill, Art, XVit, Tact, Courage and Eloquence, with Trial Rules, and Able Advice ol' ingenious advocates to TRIAL LANVYERS. A striking picture of brilliant men in court, how they handle witnesses and convince juries with their 7?rct, described. Cabinet Portraits of Chief ,Iustice Fuller, Geo. M. Curtis, C. H. Blackburn, Nc. BY XV. DONOVAN, Author of Modern jury Trial, Trial Lawyers, Src. The brightest and best book on law pninlx and pra1'lir'e Ihrrvff ezrcr owen. -.fltt'y Gen. 7 aggurf. There are no dull pages in it, but many rare incidents in law and early struggles at the bar. About sixty-tive topics and sixty lawyers are mentioned. -I9'rching 1l4t II'A'. Bristles all over with practical suggestions that one would only learn after years of experi- gwxzce an? many humiliating defeats. A book of great value in law practice. '-Arm Arbm' , :rome 1-. 0var 8,000 of the Provlous Edltlons Already Sold. Thls Edlllon 30 Pages Larger. No law book ever sold so well before. Men have carried it thousands Of miles to read and learin tilne work in, Cgurt. It is the condensed advice of our greatest lawyers, and shows what ma e tiem great. - .Z:'t'hange. lITSF'liot?kf5xX, 160 pages in size, of clear type, good law sheep binding and extra good tinted paper, will our cuts. G1'f9 Contams more cases of Taft in court. used in winning cases than any book ever issued. 'Fact in Court is one of the most instructive little books which has ever a rpeared. It is brim fulllof practical suggestions, the result of constant observation in the trial ol' causes, and of ex- perience acquired by brilliant men in the cfvurt room. Some of the most successful men engaged in practice to-dav have made their reputation through the simple possession of a proper amount of tu.ct,'-liow to treat with the court-how to deal with witnesses-how to best approach and convtncera jury. ln a word, to be a good trial lawyer implies a shrewd lavliciun. This isa book written by J. W. Donovan, author of several other well known law books. It is well worth reading and owning. -77:0 library 1!11ek1't. Mail a 2151.00 lnll, N. Y. Draft or Postal Note, and we will send it in LAW SIIEEI' are Jaid. v l l Published and For Sale By WILLIAMSON LAW 800K 00., Rochester, N. Y.

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xxxii 'l'lll'l Y.'Xl.lC Sl'llNGl.l . A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK BY JUDGE DILLON. The Laws and Hiisniinenne ni England and America. Being a Series of Lectures Delivered Before Yale University. By john F. Dillon, LL.D., Storrs Professor, Yale University, X891-1892. One Volume, 8vo., Cloth, 84.00, net. This book consists of a series of twelve lectures given lty Judge Dillon at Yale University, in 1591, upon Our Law in its Old llonie, linglnnd, and in its hew Home, the United States. The bool: deals with nearly all of the great living qua-'tirmu 1'nunf1'lfLl with our Laws um! .lurin- Iv1'lllIH7lC!', Nucl: an r.m:Ai. EIIUCATXGIN, 'I'RlAl. nv juuv, Juincilu. TRNURIQ, 'rim inuraix m:vei.uvnu1N'r, AND cnAnAc'rmus'rxcs or 'run connnox LAW wiu'r'rnN CONh'l'l'l'U'l'lUNS, Liamsi A 'l'l0N, CA'-EIL I tw, 'run LAW mn'cm'rs, Jumcmi. l'RliUlilPliNTS, CODIFlCA'l'lDN, ANI! rmmi. Rurouni R0lnins0n's Forensic Oratory. lf'oiu':Ns1c Oit,v1'oav, .x lWANUAl. Font Aiwocixwzs. By Wm. C. Robinson, l,L.D. 121110. cloth, 3122.50 url: sheep, rlF3.oo nel. This volume is the result of a long experience and a constant stufly uf' the trial of canscsg and the trainecl lawyer, as well as the student, will lintl much that is helpful anrl suggestive in its pages. .-lllarrziwv far Law lion!-.r, ana' Il lu'X'.v in lfuzlvral l.1'!urnlm1' will n'rc1'f'vjrni111ffl LITTLE, BROWN gl CO., Publishers, 254 Washington St.,l Boston' nlfczltiml. A NEW INVENTION, For Duplicating Copies of Writings or Drawings. g n n The Simplest, Cheapest and i ' Most Reliable Duplicating Apparatus in Existence. Elld0l'Se1l by 50,000 US0l'S. From an original, on ordinary paper, with any pen, IOO copies can he made, 50 copies of typewriter manuscripts produced in hfteen minutes. Send for circulars ancl samples ot' work. Lawto rn :Se Co., AGENTS WANTED. 20 Vesey St., New York.