To the Editor of the "Norrn-Caixa Dairy News."
Str.—Iudges have to apply the
lie and to avoid hurting the feeling Law, not to try to please the pub. of such persons as X.
Or easy, especially when} is not thoroughly conver-h the subject he takes to h; and I cannot suppose is acquainted with the intricacies of Italian Law and procedure, since he thinks that with the evidence supplied by the police I would have been justified in taking ill ice e¢ abrupt the drastic step of closing the godowns of the Sino-Italian Dispensary.
Dignity prevents. me from discussing all the points raised by X, vaho goes so far in his epistle og to grossly insult the Italian Consulate, To the insult I answer in a truly Christian spirit, with a friendly advice to those X's who may take interest in, this case: to try to be able, before expressing themselves! in one way or another, to affix to! their name the LL.D. in addition to the D.D., and not to kee] their) eyes perpetually turned but to lower them authoritative text, Taw Evidence, T am, ete., iseere Ros,
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