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Fill DAY, J AX. 23, 15:85.
Hawaaravnaei
Jbawjeni Morale."
The CeiUtry for Xovrmber has nr
eflitorial1 under the, head of "Lawyer.
florals1' from which the following
points a-e quoted:
"1. A lawyer ought to bo a trenfle
tnan. His "function as an attorney
pves him no dl.-pen.-i.tiicm to disregard
th ordinary rules of pood manner.
otd thR ordinary principle of decency
aid honor. TI haa no right to Mundor
h'S neifhhor, eva if lii n-.rlilor be,
tlio defondtfn t :i a .r n.:o in which he
appears i.rjtLf plaintiff. lie has no
rght to bully or browbeat a witness in
cro'ts-er.slmliiatjon. or artfully to entrap
that witness into giving faketestlmony.
Whatever the privilege of the court
may be. the lawyer who is guilty of
Rich practices in court ia no gentleman
cut of court.
"2. A lawyer onirht not to lie. H
may defend a criminal whom he knows
ti be ciilty, but ho mr.y not say to the
Jury t)iat he believes this criminal to be
innocent. He may not in any way in
tentionally crnvey to the jury the im
pression that he believes the man to bo
.innoeetyt. He may not, in hi plea,
pervert or distort fho evidence so as to
weaken the forcu or conceal the mean
ffec of it. Ha is a sworn officer of the
court, and his oath should bind him to
, the ffrlcle-jt veracity. It vonld bo
-J;ufxotc to expect hjin to ssi-t fiis ad-
,- verFary, but h's obligation to pmk the
triith ontrat:k? every obligation, that he
' owes to b? clieiU It is notorious that
pome awye"s who would think it sean
dnloUB lotoll a f.tUhood out of court,
in ar.y business trinnot'on. lie hame
leaBly in court in behilf of thoir clients,
:d seem to think it part of their pro-fi-jp'oial
du'y. That bar of justice,
before which, by their professional ob
ljga'ioiH, they are bound to the most
f.:rn7ent truthful ,sh. i-. t!io rv place
Where they seem tocoibiier thems dves
absolved from the common law of ve
racity. So h.n - as the legal mind i.
iyfeeted with th deadly he e,sy. we
j't'oA not wonder that our courts of
J'Miei of'o't become the instruments of
"i):iri'heounes.
J). A h.v.er ou-rht net to sll hi-.
F,,rvice f r the promotion of iiju-tie
and k-'ev n. Svii.dler of nil tvies
:ire aide-J by 1 v jer in their depreda
tions upo)j'hrcitv The mock broker
who oj'enite- in 'aK ffreet, and strips
preen country "peculators of their hard
turnei pai:.s by the most nefarious
rogue-y. always has an eble lawyer as
bs ucco'rpl'ec. Tfie gentleman by
whoe airenev u,,t of these rascals
v-'.-uT lately broken up says 'The great
difliculu i-
stoniiiiitr
swindles of this
clas i that t1 e rascals make enough
i c-
money to be able to employ the best of
legal -U ice, and are, moreover, carefu'
to do no'liMig which will rndcr them
H-ible to arret.' This U t e l"timonj
of a lawyer, J?r. K.ilph Oakley, of New
Vori". 'The IhmJ of leal ndxice' can
be had, t:ien. i i Nw York City for
such purposes 1 would be more difli
". tcult to be'icve this, if it- truth were not
-' so often il'u st rated in l:ie stujumdout
frauds and piracies- of giea corpora
tions, all c f which are carefully engin
tC.ered by e:a:e.it lawyer-. Out Jiod
CTtL 'hic'caaeerV our brave railroad
"wrecker - are in cm-t:int conMiItatiou
with distinguished ljwyers. They undo
isiably have 'the b st ot legal advice' ii
plniniing aid executing their bold
llliilUltlO.n."
, .. am
aaie m m.iy oe niaim iv ..-.... ....
nicely as- vhe ' flesh if they ro dipped
- a moment or m in cold water, then put
ii a hot ou'n for Iie or ten minuter.
They w:!l fini out as light and crip as
vhen lirst 1 -iked.
To seour knhes easily, mix a small
; cuuniity of 5-king soila with your
brick-dii.-t, :ifi' set- it your kimos will
not ro'ic:i beMcr.
l'(.-iiMt will soften boots or shoes
5v.hh have he n h.ndened by water,
i-id reri.tor tuem as pliable as new.
, eres.r:e : make tm tea-kettles as
b-ight a? n'W. S.H urate ft woolen rag
:i itTrubwithiL It will also nmiove stains
1 om rlca'i vanihe.l furniture.
Wiie-1 o-ie h .s had a fever and the
b ir it tir-igofl. tike a teacup of sage,
'j.ep i a ji::iri of oft water, strain it
. cfi" iijtoa tight bottle. Sponge the head
tk:ih ti" tii fivijucntiy, wetting the
Kf o' !ii" hiir.
tTIio p.'i .'." incrtccM says if abot
tie tie oil "ot pennyroal is left un
c.u'ke! '- a rwm at night, not a mos-
u to. or suv other bhvul-suekor will be
found '.!ere in the morning. Mix pot
rn witi? owdeied meal and throw it
i.to the ral-holes of u cellar and the
:.; v.rti depart. If a rat or mouse
.els ie.to your nan try, stutf in its holo
:t ratr sati'vised with a solutiou of cay
enne pepjx-r. and no rat or mouse will
loach t'.e' is. ,'or the purpose of open
ir.jr o eouimuui ation with a depot of
'uppl 's.
Sidt will curdle new milk, hence, iu
-'t'e --lug n ilk por idge. gravies etc.,
hie .s iL jliould not be "added until the
iii.h is prMj'!red.
To clean stained woodwork, which is
jdso ar.i bed. an old housewife rec
t.mmeu Is the aiug of tea le:ivesfrom
" t.le te.ipot fe-r a fewdys. Drain then:.
aid when you have a utiieient quantity
put them ia clein oft water; let them
i-nimer for hull an hour. When they
ire :diuot c-oll tr.li them ouU
r.ad. dipping a l'anucl cloth ia tha
-. vrnter. w.;' otf the paint, dryingitwith
:ino-hir tia.'ir.el cloth. One cup of
I n;c-i to or.c t,u at of water is the duo
tikAuiee.
Hci;:-.,orn applied to the ptings ot
poUoijou iufec's will allay the pain
:icd stop the swelling, or apply oil of
s:s!ifiu;5, which is- better, lieo stings
bhould be treated in this wav.
Wla Wheeler, the poetess, says that
when p'ie began to write she didn't
know a. soul connected with the press,
iot even a country editor. She did
ret even know w here but two or three
well-known literary papcri and maga-
ziiies were published. A little girl of
lier una njiv: cui iu a uuciiw muiu uuu
copied ofi the addresses of several of
them, and she sent out poems to most
of ttasm. eooljy requesting the editors to
v send their papers as pay for the poems
4Mhey. were accepted. The very first
oneSent- to -responded favorably.
Writing oS'the Kecly motor, the Sd-
. eilific Jjncrtean says: Another chap-
tei;in the history ol tins time-worn.
stock-
jk-joobmg deception wasiiety coiu
ted bv a public eihikition at. Sandy
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A&"' Hook, .N. 1.. on epv'moe -u, 01
?! vretendod "etheric force gun; but
tvhich in reality, toci.. eye. was nosn
- - ln"in rc than f clumvair gun. irom
i- i - ; - . -i cii
- - .H;hfow l.nlltf wrrc disehargwl.
. Keelv was present nnc. pcr.oruieu nr-y
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Cje i r - v - - , , ., . .; tflio
f jH -7 - intrtrteT. TOIIWl tO IDC C1 1'Ui'lU'n u ,-
r S -:aH-4 V2r iJ M-. .' -" T 1- .-4vl
HSTV X 'usseabled. crowd ot xncw xpr .t"--
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rr TzJTM m K J71 K1S M XI 13 t- SJ .,
VjE Jk Kfm xAa em Jhl t y y fjn y
for Infant
rtorU .' to wU !an 1 to cbO&m that
I recoxninad it ma tnj-rior tn aor priMcnpOoo
kown to left. H. A. Awn, M. D
Sli Sos. Oxford St, Brooklj, X. Y.
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An absoitrts enre far ChfnmtlRm. Knni
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te isack, JJurns, Galls,
reUevin aad Uimling Iiemcdy.
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Itegglujr " RejtHlmr Batlnesa.
In China begging is s regular bml
dch, beggaw b:mg born to the profes
sion and bringing up their rhildron to
it. In every large city there U a vast
ascociation of mecdicants, to frfcich ev
eryone who begs for c living mint be
long. A' Vwi head is one called the
Heireai Kin"-. His nnthontv w abso
uy w aoso-
lute and to him the other
ble. The hociety has a cot
and bv this every beggar has
acordinir to custom, to htand at the
door of a dwelling and howl, sing,
knock, or make any other noise he
pleases until the occupant givca him
one cash. Then he is obliged to dcsit,
and can apply at the .samo iflace no
more that tiny. No two are allowed to
beg together at one place, yet thov nro
so numerous that few doors are free
from their clamoring long at a time.
The proprietors of large establishments
who desir to save thorn idvcs the an
noyance of the continual visitations, do
so bv payinr a cirt tin sum at once to
the king, wno causes a written state
ment to th -t eflect to be panted by the
Mde of the door, and thi procures for
that house cei tain exemption. No beg
ger dare approach it. for, t lough f.w of
them can read, they all rccognie the
seal of their chief, and if one transgres
ses he may be beaten by the occupant
of the house, or, being reported to the
king, be more severely punished. Ev
ery beggar has his beat, beyond which
ho dare not go, and has also his supe
rior, to whom every night ho hands
over a certain part of the d ty's pro
reed:?. The overseers in turn pay the
king a fixed snm monthly, which musf
he large as he lives like a nabob. If a
beggar breaks the laws ho is sent to the
king, who is held responsible by the
city magistrates for the good conduct
of all his people. The punishment he
administers is generally too slow for
the people who suffer from the depre
dations of the beggars, and when a
beggar is detected in an offence his
punishment generally consists in hav
ing his hnnds tied behind him. being
drawn up over the limb of the nearest
tree and beaten half to death with
sticks, clubs, h'sts or anything that
comes to hand.
To i lit; oiili Knowing.
Beeswax nnd salt will make your
rusty Hat irons as clean and smooth as
glass. Tie a lump of wax iu a rag and
keep it for that purpose. When the
irons are hot uib them, first with the
wax rag, and then scour thorn with a
paper or cjoth sprinkled with salt.
When soaking alt tUh before cook
ing add a little vinegar to the wator; it
improves the t!h.
trei knives w hich are not iu general
u y be kept from rusting if they
are dipped in a strong solution of soda;
one part water to four of -oda; then
wipe dry, roll in flannel and keep in a
drv place.
tish may be scaled much easier by
dipping into boiling water about a min
ute. For "greasing" the griddle, cut a
white turnip into halves and rub the
griddle witL it. It causes r.. smoke,
smell, taste or adheiion, and is better
than butter or grease.
The vab.o of crushed ice na dress
ing for burns and scalds, first pointed
wit by Sir James Karle, is continued by
Dr. Kichanlaon. T ie ice, after being
reduced bv crushing or scraping, is
mixed witn fresh lard Into a paste,
which is placed in a thiu cambric bag
and laid upon tho burn. This is said
to banish all paiu until tho mixture has
so far meit-J that a fresh dressing is
necessary.
Flowers may be kept very fresh over
night if they are excluded entirely from
tho air. Todo this wet them thorough
ly, put iu a damp box and covei with
wet raw cotton or wet newspaper, and
place in a cool spot.
Milk which is slightly turned or
changed may be sweetened and ren
dered fit for "use acuta bv stirrine iu a
t..i j.
"Why He Ieft.
Bronkin left his boarding house and
now lives at n hotel.
"What made you go away?" asked
one of his late fellow-boarders.
"I had a good reason,'" be answered
sulkily.
"Of course you had, but what was
it?"
"Well, Til tell you. I was at din
ner the other dav and I heard the land
lady and the waiter-girl talking out in
the kitchen.
" "What did they say?"
J "Why, the oldlady asked if I wan in
the diuinjr-room yet. aud the girl said
I was. Then the old woman asked if I
i hnd enten evervthin?r on the table, and
; lue t a I badnS cotumencetl on
the tablecloth and dishes when she was
in last, but she wouldn't like to write
an insurance policy on them. Both
women laughed then, a cold, unpleas
ant, six-dollar-a-week laugh and I
went upstairs and packed ray trunk.
That's all there was to it, butI won't
j be
cA
insulted in no man's house.' Mer
chant Traveler.
Advice to Mothers.
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rft!v:i i.-k eliita suffwns aiut t-nlint witJ
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Cwtrt erri CoUr. CoBtlcd'n,
Ko- r ito:ncL, IjiTTtum, Exudation.
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Proprietary Modlcincs a Spociaity
A nevr nrjil varied f r:nnt f
;M?AND L AHPFilTDEESJOSr RECEIVED i
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$2.25 per year.
Tm? CTIICAOO WKEKI.YNi:WS
in now ac eight page, Mxty fourclumn
paper. It In the lurgest " dollar veokly '
in America. Itu eight broad lonir p cf's
preieut ech week n tim-5 of choffly
selected matter, cniitaiuing much to miu
each of the vary In c tat s of t!ie fanu'y
c rele. First and ft.rcinot it rives all
thk NKWB, compleie as to dt'tails. yet
concise in form lte conne'tlon tvhh
the CHICAGO DAILY NKWSdnitn
ber of tlie AntonaUd l'ret) give it
facilities tor news gathcrinc urii.rpased
by any journal 1lntlie eounfy lU
market kki'ORTB are hpcchiUy com
plete and tliorouchly trustworthy. Ttr
ticular altetiliou is given to agricultural
tnd home matter. Every issue con
tains SIX COMPLETED HTOKI1-S, and a
regular installment of au original fetory
liy borne well-known Englifh or Amer
ican author, exclusively M-cured for Uie
CHICAGO DAILY KEW.. Con
dcnswl noteaon fashions, art, industries,
literature, science, etc , etc . appear
regularly.
Few papers in the country p.rc so ex
tensively quoted by the pre in eeneral
for its bright and humorou prruropLh
as the Chiavjo Daily Artr Tl. eine
nil reproduced in the "WEEKLY
NEW& In itft editorial cxpre.!-ion the
paper kpcak3 from the standpoint of the
indupendenT journalist, thereby ecop
nz the temptation to support "or con
done the questionable under the pres
sure of party allepance Here partisan
extrtinlsts will not Hkc u. tl.e bur
minded and thoughtful of all parties
will appreciate aad value its candid
statements of facts and conclusion's, all
calculated to qnalify the reader for tho
formation of hta own intelh'ent opinion.
The political events of the year to como
promise to assume mch a character
that a thoroughly truthful and im
partial record become all-important
rather than a partisan one. colored and
perverted to individual llkinc.
In all its jfpaitmenis me uuuauu
WEEKLY rTE S alma to preni nn
S3
enterprising, impartial and cntcrtai
family newspapex ol toe very
grade.
WHAT OLD SUBSCRIBERS SAY
Whin Vuy iwar their Svlscrijitian.
Illl'm CaaoB. Pontile. OtWntf roaotr.
Mictu, aj: -1 tUlak It l Ul: tt r-lr In
Atoerle' . . .
L. A.'WeUh. Ealllran. O, .' I better
th mtiiir 6f the 1 p;wr.
Jroe P. Mslone. ia bt Cfcurlr itrf rt, New
Orleans. La, j: In conprini: yuor pPr
trlth others I receive. I tnuit t roars. tb
ClKto WmLT Xws,l icood. t-'tirr best.
1 would oonerulss m mrs.1 ihsn a nuait-rrof th?
hiwi. ltlsAnewsp;'eror theay. 1: U true
Uluaane.
Alfred P. Foster. T"odann. Henrr Conntr.
III., uti: -It Is cacof toe cirx p?rr ta!
lhen4" r
W. IT. lUindrs. Actrlsn. ilt-h T . dent
taut to rnl a number. It Is Uie ltst raper tor
ram t h.f frcrKfll "
PeurLM.?c. 1-ten',Fann(!erCoccty.5eb.
ays: - 1 like 1 he "Vxi.t Sii It s full of
raadabls and valaab e orc. inl lth.uf-h I sra
in receipt of nine we-tlr Jcras., 1 i.jj cos
tralned to adopt Tan xxklt Ni a j.
JC, becacse of Its noo artltsr, tftcde la
polities, citing tne the arcr ! tratU
cceralss the actions of sat political p-r-
H. B. Davenport. Palnm-, V. T, tr"
"It is the chespcat aad Uc; jnyeT I cicr
Mr. L- Srhoca!i.HasnIta!.Mo.fv I l'se
oar paper err mneh. I ret .x o her pr-.
at do col like them as veil as it; Wxu.lt
wTB. Laar. MantSeid. Tex, asjst I ia
nltWy pleaaed with the Sr. for I et t-.l-tlr
presented in It tn nch a r that t sv LoC2
aides ot the question fatrty sit fonXh.cij S
atterlr Impoaslbl to get ta a strtcUy Inr Jor
aal of either sice.
Its size and character ennsi.' red. tbe
CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS L th
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LAR A YEAR, postage included. Our
special Clabbing Terms briar it trithin
th re-sen of all our aurwenrters. cpexi
cxipiea mav be seen at his offica.
ad SbTipdoa.to tliis o2i.
C wn pvent.- rnt tl tTr 5hftdoic
eforo iVl.Ht.il - fd have with-tooi
ill tct for tl.ir' yi- nd th nitrify
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r-,ttii ?liow the clorioti'? f tjrre- of it
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with s clear lr. iome rrvmnlcxifin.
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Where uill be f tj;.d t t 'whip.; n. tt.e n r l.t o s,eh -
Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Sirups,
Fruits, Bacon, Earn, Dried Beef,
C'heoe ana Crackers, Tobacco?-, Cigar-,
and Crockery.
Honing by f.iir dealing to merit a share of the public pjttronne
ee inc.
IN FEATHERLEY'S BUILDING,
Oppwite be Cl.jeugo Lumber Vard.
S. V. LUDLOW.
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RED CLOUD, NEB.
ghsst Market Price Paid !
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Dealers In
iMIitm IlillfL 1HI
SEVir-IG MACKINE5. ETC.
ed CIoud.
The IJcvee. Gcirr: is vsv.cl Frpe.
nnii March, each year . 1 pa.3, lH'
inches, with over .St30Oiih':ration5
c whole picture cH ". Giti-s Trholtselc
prices tft-trt to conrumcri en ell qocAs f,r
personal or gFFv UJy u
Tellihoirto Asf-sJ onirr. nJ
pivea exact sVf Va ot ci" tr.
cnth.ngyoa fcn fx uv, drin'-.,
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