-on tho death of bis Father.

ALa,v student In Alabama.
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An Exchange says that Mr. q. who stude'
law in Inc office of q senior member Of the bar, u
some town of some State, emigrated to A!aban'
fur his examination.


"Judzc p" said ,Ir. C's friend "is now Il
the village; you will go and stand your exam
;nation ?"


OF course c. consented. Hc had been severn
DAYS anxiousIy waiting for the Judge at the =
Exchange, alias grocery-alias doggery. Ate
the Cormality of an introduction, the Judge sad .


"Well, Mr.. C. you want to be examined io'
admi,tancc to the bar"


"Yes, SIR"


Dwell, sir, let us take something to drink
Bar.keeper, give us two ju!eps"


/" Mr. C. can you swim 7"


"Yes. sir can" said c. greatly surprised.
"WelI, sir, let's take another drhk-BarkecpeT
two cocktails"


The cocktails vanished, ard the Judge said;
"Mr. C. have you got horsc9"


"Certanly, Sir" SAID G.


"very good" said the Judge, as soberly 81
though charging Grand Jury "Mr. Z.
,ou please, we'll take "a drink Barkeeper, tw
toddles."


The toddies disappeared, and c. owns he begs''
to feel rather queer.


"Mr. c." taid the Judge, "can your hors
swim2


Yes, sir, he cantor I have tried him frou
necessity"


"Then, sir" said the Judge, with increasing
gravity, "your horse can swim-and you ca
swim, and, by -, | think you are well qualiiiee
for an Alabama lawyer. Give me your commis
sion, and will sign it, Meanwhile, Barkeepef
give US two punches. for my friend Mr.. c. ant
myself"


"Mr. c." continued the Judge. {" / drink sue
cess 10 your admission to the Alabama Bar