Yon  will  find  in  the  advertising  pages  of
Sklf  CULTURE  reference  to  one  or  more  good
Correspondence  Schools  of  Law.
Will  the  "League"  kindly  answer  the
following  questions :  —

(i)  Is  the  plea  of  a  bona-fide  par-
chaser  for  value  and  without  notice,  a
good  defense  as  against  a  dower-right  ?

(a)  Why  cannot  the  State  be  sued
without  its  consent?

(3)  What  would  be  considered  reason-
able damages  in  a  suit  for  trespass,
the  injury  being  death  of  the  husband,
if  the  widow  married  a  year  and  a  half
after  his  death  ?  His  wages  were  $15  per
week.
(1)  No!  The  right  of  dower  ii  of  so  trans-
cendent a  character  that  a  husband  cannot,
by  any  separate  act,  as  by  alienating  the  land,
or  encumbering  it  with  debts,  deprive  the  widow
of  her  right

(3)  The  State  being  the  sovereign  which
creates  a  court,  and  from  which  that  court
therefore  derives  all  its  power,  cannot  be  sued
therein  except  by  its  own  express  consent

(3)  The  question  is  too  indefinite.  It  would,
however,  be  one  for  a  jury  to  decide,  and  would
depend  entirely  upon  all  the  circumstances  from
which  the  death  resulted.
Kindly  advise  a  constant  reader  of
Self  Culture  what  you  think  would
be  the  prospects  of  a  young  man  of  good
business  habits  who  desires  to  choose
telegraphy  as  his  life-work.  Also,
please  came  an  institution  which  one
could  attend  and  get  a  thorough  educa-
tion for  the  profession.
