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AN ANEcporE-The following anecdote 81 I tle
distinguished Lawyer Thaddeas .s,san Stevens EIa Ebe
was related to US by country ,ie,a
been % at Mr. stevens's Office on professional busl- n
ness when gentleman from the p'erGr ate OF t1e
nlsce in the charge of Mr. Stevens, for instruction
IN x the Law. After having propounded certain m
tsrogatories touching the general character OF the
Young gentleman, Mr. Stevens wound up with


." he perfectly honest?"


The gentleman SIGHTED that he thoug ght he was.
"Well, sir" said Mr. Stevens, I" he be not tho
roughly honest, you had better make preacher o.
him. but for lawyer, it is necessary that ne should


Mr.. Stevens did not state mhy this quality is ne
cessary in Law student but our friend intima-
ted that as, from his peculiar avocation, Preacher
woujd soon find it necessary TO acquire that quality
"a Lawyer, on the other hand, was in imminent
danger Of losing it; so that, as Mr.. Stevens re-
marked, II was necessary that ne shouid De pei
fectly honest at the commencement!


Lancaster Farmer.