The Two Chairs

Oíd ('huir : Yeshaite ¦! l.oWiiel ! I have liiiu dow! Dinua ye ken wat tlie nion nltirinwlr TU so, 'iwas Murpliy MÜd 'lis so. -u Clmii : 'Tis liraply false, like unto ts institutor. Oíd Chair: Waes thot ye Me moa f De ye m that w:it I sae tliat he said i I X'-w Chair: If yon gay that I iatd thsi he -ui.l that Murpliy Silid,- why, 'tis false. Oíd Chair Then ye'll have the oppor tunity of proviiig t. CHniqiM coiiimences at 8 o'clock. K nivea for two. Qony t)V the people Were professors of cither of ihe patines given chairs at the uiiiversily to study ahuse anl lieap calnmin iioiieach other' or to devote thtir time to the beneflt of the human fainilv in general, and theseatof learning whicli tliey represent in particular t