Perfectly Legal

A youmg man, wtoo ptwbably belonjrt'd f( 'Ule i-lass known as "hirc-il mem" amoiiu tarmero, called n a Oit Jaw ver ilu' ollu-r day and barg&íaeá tot adrice tor three dollars. Bm he laid down thrfee silvrr dollar-; and sald : 'Spoeem I put three dollars in a savtng ebaak." ■X-(-ll ?" Thcii I lakc a peal .iiid put tlii-ce clptoere after ti figure three." ■v,.u v" ■Wduiíl it i.i' agía he law ?" "No, iiot uniese yon tried to draw ihe iiircc thOTisand dollars." "But Tin not golng to try to. I probably elwun't even aak tor the tlirce .irs." ■Whafs the objt'r "Giri out my w.v. I love her. Slio partly recipe. She'd r'ocip altogetru-r iï sh tliouglit I liad Iota of sugar." "And yoia'll abffw her the bank boofe ?" "I W4U." "lint íifter your mcwriage, what thcn? How'll yon cver explaln?" "Basy as grease. Jiist teil her bank lias (roeted aad bhat we must live íor cacli othcr alone. Law can't tecli me, oh V" "No." "Good day ! Qoí tlne throe dolin tlie bauk now, and hre ,;iL t ! 1 eiphers ! Mary J ;i art my wn ewet whlp-poof■vill, ;mh1 I'U hct a pcníiil oí hoge aga-to an ox-j-oke tliou art."