LAW PR SYMPTOMS.
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Baldus. very eminent lawyer of the 14th
century, and Menochius, who wrote on le-
gal presumptions in the 10th century, both
lay it down as clear law, that 'if it be prov
ed that certain mans head has been cut
off, a violent presumption will follow from
thence, that that man is dead!"


The man who tenderly loves his wife, will
have the greatest pleasure in lesseaing her
care and heightening her rnjoyments. The
professions that he held out TO engage her
affections, were all that language could ex-
press HIS conduct, that of the warmesr at
tachment can a woman, when she feels an
increased cause for that attachment, bear
the sad reversei A Scotch ballad very
prettily expresses the pleasure All affection
ate wife feels at the approach Of her hus-
band -


His very foot has music int,


When he comes up the stairs.