An Affecting Appeal

-A learned counselor, ui Üiu middle oj uu utteul int? Mpiieül rn uourt on i hinder tiiiit, lul fly the fuHowipg flifiht of enius: "Shmdcr génilaiin-n, liko ;i boa oonBtrictfil" cil gi'gúhñu iza !nd unmoasurahlo ropi-ilion?, w nip.s tho coil of ila ii n w ï e 1 1 i n tí body ahuut its unfortuiiute victiin, und licodlL'83 ui tho üpr,U)líí "'' ;tf;iny ihut cume iroii) thu utmost. deptlis of il victimn soul, l.iud and rev_i'leratiüg as tho 'nighty tli muU-r that ihHh in the ha-iven, it Ëniilly breuk.-, itt tinliickv neck upon ttio inn wheel of pullit: opinión, fnrring him first to despcrütion, then to inatlnus.-, and fiii.iüy ei ukIiÍiiut hiiii '„o tha hidu'ius j ivvs of mortal dealhl Judge give ua u uhew of tobáceo." JKSr Au old snilor passing throngL a gravu-yard, euw on one of the touibgtoues, " I still live." It was too uiuoh for Jiick, and sliiftmg Lis quid, he ej-ículate.d, " Woll. I've beard saj that tliore are ohbcs in wliieb a man niaj lie; but if I wta 4etid I'd om it.1'