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T. D., one of the most eminent lawyers in the
w estern country, now deceased, was sadly given
to intoxicaton. On one occasion, he entered a
Methodist church while minister was holding
forth on the future punishment of the wicked.
Fixing his eye upon Mr.. D., who was reeling near
the door, he exclaimed, ''There stands sinner
against whom | will bear witness on the day of
Judgment" At this, the lawyer folded his arms,
planted himself firmly as he could, and adj
dressing the man in the pulpit, he electrified the
whole congregation after this fashon "Sir,''
said Mr.. D., ~ have been practising in the crim-
inal courts for 20 years; and have always found
that the d-dest rascal is the first to give States
evidences.'-R. Il. Gazette.