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is in favor of the defendant, and it then follows that the wrong becomes the right side of the question, and the lawyer on the other side is the one who evinced a reckless disregard for truth. To sum it all up. There is no difference between the vocation of a lawyer and that of any other person whose pursuit rests upon discretion and the uncertainty of the outcome of untried events. The moral law applies to all ali-ke. Do justly, act honorably, so as at all times to preserve your own self respect, and neither your associates nor the world at large will have occasion to challenge your moral worth, or daily walk and conversation. V k 1, W., CHAMPLIN.

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Iwo Broken Zbapters BY MAUDE ELAINE CALDVVELL Che 'First 0llQ a T T W'AS nine o'clock. The hardware-store man's son, a gentle-faced, boyish youth, sat in a big chair bythe stove, playing with his watch, and yawning. The lamps in the front of the store had been put out and the small one standing on the counter near the stove made but a little circle of dusty light, outside of which, inthe big shadows, there were eerie gleams from the tin and copper on the shelves a Q and from the bright nickle things on the stoves. Back in the bookkeeper's cage was a low lamp with a greenishade, and beside it leaned the bald head of a man. There were but few sounds at that hour, -it was in a small mid-Michigan town,-only anqoccasional echoing tread outside and the beat of the April rain, and, inside, the pen of the book- keeper, and the snapping ofQFred's watch-lid. Nine o'clock, Goliath, announced the idle one, ffpretty near done ? ' ' , There was the click of a pen laid down, the thud of a closing book, a stool squeaked in turning, the little green light went out and quick, even footsteps approached the stove. lf was just through as you spoke, sir . The voice was crisp, and the sir was in the tone of one given to oratory. There was a curious Websterian air, too, about the thin little crooked figure with its large well-carried head. Fred had risen and brought his coat and hat from their peg, buthpaused in the act of putting them on, apparently struck by something unusual in the bookkeeper's air,-a certain restlessness,