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HON. G. W. JOHNSON, Judge of the Municipal Court at Rumford Falls.

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HE just judge, in his place, serves God as well as man; For he lives best of all, wlto lives the best he can. To cite a case in point--the court at Rwnford Falls; Judge Johnson ably serves ll'hene\'er service calls. He will not yield a hair to powel's esteemed to be In prejudice of rit?,'hts of human liberty; But faithfully has sout?,'ht, in justice to preside And seeking only Truth. his cases to decide. He loves the meadow brooks where falls the fluttering fly, Or across the inland lake where "speckled beauties" lie, Or, with camera in hand. t?,'o where. in fair retreat. The landscape paints the scene, the picture would repeat. In short, a man whose aim is toward the hit?,'her thillt?,' To such a man may Fate YOUR lltit?,'ations bring!

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