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1M. T. hLOCl'M, foad SU, lt.l rnsw msmt KjSa mi Mint The Soldlei'8 Right or Disposing of IIli Jf eraoDul l'roperty, Fall Mall Gazette. Lord St. Vincent, lying mortaly wounded in the Soudan, and writing down in the leaf of his pocketbook a codio to his will, was exercising a privilege which has for more than nineteen centuries be longed to members of the military profession.

Julius Ciesar is always said to have been the inventor of the indulgence, whereby soldiers in activee servlc are exempted from the usual formalities attendant upon the making of a will. The privilege was extended and increased by Nerva, Trajan, and other emperors right down to the time of Justinian, who has left his mark upon the rules relating to the matter by the addition to them of two of those absurdities in which he was wont to indulge. The first is the extension of the right of informal will-making to deaf and dumb soldiers as if such men were ever likely to be employed on active service; and the other is the explanatory statement given in the institutes that this exemption wa3 accorded to soldiers "on account of their excessive ignorance." The real reason, of course, is nothing of the kind (otherwise a soldier should be allowed the same right at home a3 in the field,) but the circun-stances that in a campaign men are both more hurried and also more likely to die suddenly than in the ordinary course of life. In England wills of all sorts were long executed in a very haphazard fashion and were admitted by the episcopal courts upon evidence which we should call very irreguUr. When in the reign of Charles II, something more like a strict rule of will-making wasintroduced, a special clause was inserted in the act leaving soldiers and sailors free to dia- Eose of their personal property as they ad done befo; e.

And the same exception was allowed by the lat wills act, in favor of soldiers in "active service" and mariners or sea-men at sea. Several cases have since occurred in which wills or codicils maue in the same way as Lord St: Vincent's were contested in the courts. In 1813 Maj. Gen. Churchill died wounds in India, and his will was found to bear on it the following inscription made by a brother oflicer "Gen.

Churchill being unable to write his wishes, he bequeathes his watch to his daughter, Lady Churchill." Dr. Deane.it seems, appliad for probate of the will without this clause; but the judge refused to admit it without including the codicil thus made in "'uncupative" form. Three years later there came before the courts the first case in which a minor died hrving made a will on the field of battle. Cornet Farquhar, of the 11th, was mor tally woumiecl at the battle of Aliwal. His will was scribbled in pencil and attested only by the surgeon of the regiment; but it was admitted to probate on the application of the late Sir It.

Phil-limore. The writing of the document in pencil is, of course, no obstacle to its valididity. Indepd.a much more unusual material than black led may prob.ibly be used if convenient; as was the rule in the Roman army, where it was sullicient if a man wrote with his own blood either on piper or on the scabbard of his sword, or if he wrote with the point of his Bword in the eand. This he would really do if he happened to be alone and without writing materials; but if two witnesses weie present he might expres his wishes by mere words of mouth. The English law is much more lix in this matter than the French, which does, in- deed, allows special privileges to the military tis'ament, but still expects it to be made before two superior officers, or, if the man is wounded or ill, before the surgeon-major and commandant of police.

Avery curious peculiarity of the soldier's will in England is that, once good, it continues so lor an indefinite time. This principle was established in 1853 In Erobate of the will of an officer named esse. He had made his will while on active service in India, and had returned to this untry in IS45, about eight years before he died, and Sir Travers Twiss got the document admitted to probate. Quite a difleieut rule prevails in other countries. By the civil law a military testament was good for a yesr only after it was made, and by the Freneh code it be comes void six months after the maker of it arrives at a place where he has the op portunity ol making a will in proper form Tre pasting Bees.

Galena Gazotte. A novel suit was tried at the recent term of court in Richmond Center, before Judge Clementson. The action was brought by A. J. Powers against S.

J. Freeborn, for damages which the plantiff claimed to nave sutlered by reason ot de fendant's bees trespassing on his sheep pasture. It appears that the defendant kept large number of bee stands and the plaintiff was a sheep raiser. The latter set up in his complaint that the defendant bees, during the summer ot '85, came to plaintiff's sheep pasture in such large numbers to get honey from the clover blossoms, that they annoyed his pheeD to such an extent that thev preferred remaining in their sheds to browsing grass and clover in the pasture, and in consequence they were in such poor condition that they were unable to stand the vigorof winter and died. Judge Clementson asked the counsel if the bees Btung the sheep? No.

Did they injure the clover upon which the sheep were pasturingr jno. wnattnenf The plain- tiff said there were no law or precedent for the ease, and he did sot desire to make one. He said that the damage to the plaintiff's sheep was so remote that he could not entertain the claim for damages. If the sheep died from lack of food, he might have saved them by feed ing them. He therefore threw it out of court.

Nearly all the bee-keepers in South western Wisconsin were in attendance and much interest was felt by them in the decision in the cae. By comparing notes it was found that those present represented 1 700 colonies of bees. The case will probably be taken to the su preme court. A Woman's Annoying Discovery. A San Antonio, dispatch to the New York Tribwte of Nov.

18 Bays: Green McCullough, a desperado, known all throuih southwest Texas, stood out-Bide the open door of a bar room about a year ago and seeing a man inside with whom he had quarreled, raised his Winchester rifle and shot him down. His victim was one Bright. In his dying declaration he said that by the flash of the gun he recognized McCullough was arrested and put in jail. Next morning the most prominent and weathiest men of the town bankers, merchants, law Thn prr-nt popularity and success of Sal-vitidi 1, the great pain destroyer, bai to it a target for counterfeiters. Bewar of iniiU.ions.

Price 25 cents a bottle. Veterinary surgeons think that thf overdraw check-rein by reason of mus eular strain upon the eyes, producei blinuness in horses. Relief from Sick Headache, Drowsi. neas, Nausea, Dizziness, Pain in the Side, guaranteed to those using Carter's Little Liver These complaints are nearly always caused by tor pid liver and constipated bowels. Restore these organs to their proper func tions and the trouble ceases.

Carter'i Little Liver Pills will do this every time One pill is a dose. Forty in a vial. Prict 25 cents. A Woman's Itlot. During the war a mob of rough women Atlanta gotijup what they called a bread riot, an incident of which is chronicled in the Constitution: "In front of one store some show of opposition was made.

The proprietor was a foreigner. He was a handsome man, of courtly address, and a good speaker. He mounted a box and said-'My good 'Hear hind' yelled an old hac, he calls us womenl Ths nonplussed merchant utared at the crowd stupidly. He felt that he could not say 'ladies' to such au assemblage. But he went on.

Ho said: 'I sympathize with you from the bottom of my heart. "Upon that yelled the mob. 'This raid on the continued the speaker, 'can do you no good. Now, if you come to me to-morrow I will make arrange is to give you all work that Atu.it of howl, yells, and oaths drown--' -oice of the miserable man. Sev rul old worm made a rush for him, shouting: 'You rascal youl You have the impudence to tell southern ladies to They seized him in a jiffy, pulled him down from the box, tore his coat from his back and compelled him to take to his heels.

Of course they looted the store. They didn't leave enough in it to stock a pe nut stand." "You can't come it," said a easterner to a druggist who endeavored to palm otf hii own mixture when Dr. Bull's (Jough Syrup was asked for, and Bull's he got. Price cents. A pale pink gown wreathed with chrysanthemums was the drees worn by a bride elect at a party in Paris tue oth er night.

Ninety-eight per cent of the property stolen from the Kansas anti-horse thief association has been recovered. A Printer's Error. Sweet arethe uses of adversity, the print' er's copy said, but he set it up, sweet are the uses of advertising. Sweat, indeed, to those who in sickness and suffering have seen the advertisement ol some sovereign remedy, which upon trial has brought them from death's door. "The best thing I ever saw in my paper was the advertisement of Dr.

'lioiuen Medical Discovery' is again and again the testimony of those who have been healed by it of lung disease, bronchial affections, tumors, ulcers, liver complaints and the ills to which flesh is htir. It is very sickly in Rome, and a dull winter is anticipated. PREVENT crooked bontsand blistered heels by wearing iijoa mieui ueei simeners. The bridemaids at a recent English wedding carried huge bunches of grapes instead ot flowers. Nervous Debility, in either sex.

however induced, speedily, thoroughly and permanently cured, Address, with 10 oents in stamps tor reply and book, ot particulars, World's Dispensary Medical Association, 053 Main Street, rJuttalo, N. i. Minneapolis has a policeman who con Eiders himself insulted if he is asked to take a drink. The fat boy and the liv ing skeleton and the Halstead street Zulu chieftain are all curiosities oi an exalted order, but this Minneapolis curiosity is the bkgist card for the dime museum since the ark cast anchor on Ararat. the Bud!" Sad to say.

many a good thins attains to nothing more the a fair beginning. Oa the other hand it is a matter congratu lation that the growth of some evil things may be alBO promptly frustrated. A large proprotionoi the cases of the most widespread and fatal of diseases consumption have their inception in nasal catarrh. Dr, Sage's Catarrh Rsmedy is pleasant, sooth ing and Try it. It has cured thousands.

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UK. IT JACOBS fj ir 11 rVT Av'V A of unimpeachable witnesses, and conclusively proved that the defendants were the slayers of Jttcuillougn. ine defense introduced three witnesses, who testified that McCullough was a married man when they first knew him twelve years ago, six years before he came to La hallo county; that he had married in the east, and that his first wife and two children were still living. "This closes our case," said the chief counsel for the defendants. 'The plaintiff was never McCullough's lawful wife and can not recover." She did not get a cent; she had liveir with McCullough for five years and never for a moment suspected that their material relations were otherwise than correct.

The prospective owner of a great sum of money, she saw herself re duced to a penniless and dishonored woman. McCullough's relations say the woman was his only wife. ALL bOUTS. Hon. ol Interest Gathered From Every Source.

Nothing but a part of the foundation now remains of the house in which Shakspeare spent the latter portion of his life. There is a man in Georgia who can write wilhont knowing the alphabet, or being able to read anything but his own letters. Sulphuret of manganese has been found in considerable quantities near Tyrone. When ground and polished it cloaely resembles jet. The papers used in the famous trial of Aaron Burr for treason have been deposited in the new government build' ing at Cincinnati.

The revenue of the Canadian Domin ion in 1S85 is $900,000 less than the ex penditures. Last year tue aencit was nearly A female member of the Salvation army at Kennebec, was expelled a short time ago because she persisted in wearing feathers on her hat. She now wears more feathers than ever. A Masonic trowel made of solid silver for General Lafayette, and which he used at the laying of the DeKalb monument in 1825, is in the possession of a family living near Camden, S. C.

Ex-Congressman Stevenson, of Oliio, who has just returned home after a five years' residence in Europe, says the principal political movement there is toward a republican form of government. A Brazilian inventor has built a big air ship to be floated by a colossal balloon, in hich he proposes to wake a tour of the world. Twelve life prisoners in the Kentucky penitentiary work at chairmaking. Not one of them is under six feet in height Eleven of them are ex-confederate soldiers. They are all industrious, obedient submissive," and uncomplaining.

John G. Saxe, who lives in Albany, N. receives no visitors, rarely leaves his room, and no one is permitted to converse with him save his son and the faithful housekeeper who has been with him for wore than a score of years. Chinese laborors discharged since the completion of the Canadian Pacific are causing much trouble on the mainland. They resort to thievery and any illegitimate means they can employ to obtain a Uvelehood.

Typhoid fever is alarminglv prevalent in South Brooklyn, N. Y. Physicians are unable to assign a cause, as the disease is principally in houses that were closed during the summer. A little girl in one of the suburbs had one day as a playmate a child named Bacon. Wishing to play with her an other day she said she would "like to play with the little cooking girl." "Blue-ribbon beer," made at Toronto and sold as a temperance drink, is found to contain between two and three per cent ot alcohol, or about halt as much as is put in lager beer.

The shell trade of California is assum ing great proportions. A eingle firm at Los Angeles ships very sixty days forty tons of shells to Europe. These shells are transformed into ornaments by the art mdustriey of Paris and other localities, A physician in Maryland put a human skull in a tree for safe keeping during a temporary absence, and forgot it. When he thought of it again and went to get it he found that a sparrow had taken possession and raised a family in it. What New York's Mrs.

Grundy Says, New York Mail and Express That the funny men of the period are becoming exceedingly melancholy. That there is a great deal of talk about the carriage- makers who bribe coachmen. That some families wish there was not so much research in the matter of pedigree. That everybody continues to predict that it will be the "gayest winter on record." That some of the society matrimonial engagements are nothing but lucifer matches. Thatamatenr photography has put some very peculiar pictures in private circulation.

That New York has more idle, well dressed men than any other city in the woMd. That fashionable beauWes produce red cheeks by rubbiug the face with lumps of ice. That some people regard it as significant that "real diamonds" are unprece- dentediy cheap. That the weariest of fashionable peo pie are those continually struggling to keep up appearances. That promenading the streets with tennis racquet in hand is an effectation of fashionable mauls.

That the next legislature will be asked to change the names of several people who have had "trouble." That as men are known by the com pany they keep, fashionable physicians are known by the patients they bare. for Infants and Children. CastorUisBOwenadaptedtochUdrenthat I Gastorta cures 3olie, Constipation, I recommend it as superior to any prescription I Sour Stomach, Dia.Thcea, Eructation, kaowntome." H. A. Aacmta, II I KUls Worms, gives sleep, aud promoteji dl- 111 So.

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