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Show Wouldn't Brlno an Action. There in a story told of a very eminent emi-nent advocate, now no longer with us who once, whllo endeavoring to dissuade dis-suade a friend from going to Jaw, was nsked what he would himself consider a sufllcient ground for resorting to litigation. liti-gation. "My dear fellow," lie replied, "I do not say that In no conceivable circumstances circum-stances would I take proceedings ngnlnst anyone, but I do suy that if at this moment you deliberately upset my Ink on the tablecloth, chucked my wife out of tho window, throw thnt volume of reports at tho bust of Blnck-stone Blnck-stone 'mado hay with my furniture, ,nhd finally twet ed my nose, I should no doubt use my best endeavors to kick you downstairs; but, once rid of you, either by force or persuasjon, no power on enrth should induce me to bring uu uctlon against you." |