Seein' a sine on the opposite corner which read: "Weigher's Office," I rusht wildly in, and said to a man: "Captin, I've been litened.

I suspect that she had found cause in the past to rank her mother with Clem as a weigher and disburser of moneys.

Weighers and gaugers.

Normally and in private life he was the weigher for the Blue Jay; and Ormsby was directed to the scale shanty which served as the weigher's office.

Normally and in private life he was the weigher for the Blue Jay; and Ormsby was directed to the scale shanty which served as the weigher's office.

The men who would have to try a defendant of his class would be, in very few cases, honest and impartial weighers of the evidence.

Under an act thus dubiously worded, and in a country which makes Bancroft a collector of the customs and Hawthorne a weigher and gauger, the works of an Alison and a Tupper would be put beyond the reach of all but the immensely rich.

Marguerite Grey was not a weigher of motives, nor penetrative in the chemistry of scandal.

The weigher of souls.

The weigher of souls.

In 1876 Mr. Scott was appointed Chief Weigher, and continued to have charge of the State Cattle Scales in the city of Baltimore, until the time of his death.