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1"-om the &rect ile Moult tai)eel1. LEGEND OF THE ASOENSION LILY. )own ite roti.1 hi II ti calvary ht'd gzentZly im hier u a I~~~1 sad 'i'' ii m Calce i r Illt~. . il It . - o'It % iNhti thie sto y path 'lveneath her lernier leet. As he .p- oI f litn iher kingy. onl Inl a1 ents low andi sweet. E;ach ; .n n:sene 14 those ],as% ho rs i! mem t-r. tki : t. ie :Ii .s:tid Inl trellinlng tune-s r I e t .s ditione, ntle voice liesp ke. - \\o e It hv son." tr 1 h1n- In ior Sold if C, m kil he b h vd ('d'a i ; ls:1 r s . 1 t vert1 ll,(n h 3i. \o rravtittlsr le lli h t \\ .. J I' )'.l ul t \\ hnar t St. "' i t. it 1t -It riili -. it t ilt - 1 1111 1 .\ t\\ IT 1tf l t !t I h m ntw en -itt n -.0h iti i t i i i -it i-ta:i - e i. - 2 :-tii 1 l iy c i l e. iti t I'lo -ia Xtl ti o~'t3t.t..a t it . -t lit' ie ct iii .it . na-. iun- w erk list na b1 t hn don htwoi thnts Ia'.4 3thr-rt to he, batecilm estne by cimt'.tess e i Lt' d Vi Iun (of ienn s thlit Uit haI been'i diltiy t o an the .Iiflta n ,: til st ari luortn fortt toh traniitt itu ilt fhe -it B Th ri u! C o rklf i f - th e 1 enam t W , aI in aL o e h at'ivt e hll ait (i thne tby am tit'enig it t leliltntt, . is I buti i Buclited I~flha~t a shnat- lier. fortt ra othero ah jal the la -y ate1 it v lf, in ot.ru d (tl iti i1 pr.siin o er nint-, uth UcommU1ii t' -. 1 The uta manni er hLit the Dte ' 1III eitnlil Lei' Iif alis5to 3111-j 0(to g e l a hh. t df reprelen ation thnein ton wuay j auw tI;, ti~h fortinaIj 1 itean to t i. by tilI ' . tnat *il :nL Itt' 5Un) dl'Ity' tof C il: t :- t tn I-:inillCiti3't ro rtC(1 :.'lt H iiof aull a ,C n . 'i l '' i n thd tilt fat i tn i, i o h I~tU crltd taie mi j-rit I t a thn I p touttitto wheeing noomtt :we's I'L w oit l Lini CItC I'ah ig it C sl 111 t 0| tii t y tparty1( in- i O tit' li'd t hat,i\e al ilo rwl 13 ahlO I iatne li q Is ril mi' llot fcC Snt Sla' hoc-inof the thea ina : o y parh y liiiThey Lao)1 i e. Hor wifill VOLe foi llthe ainill andji. st the parvyes t iinpuwal~ ithue manor hamjrity of the tndeale nthe to roport such a bill as they desire. But because Mr. Jones is a silver man the R-publican steering comiittee argues that ho Should not, in the coi in ttce make.-up, be accredited to.thecepub leans. They ask for a clean imajority of that comimiitte-e andi the other important ones irrepectivo of the silver Repub lieans who inay bo on it. They say, in etfakct, "If we aro to ho hold responsi ble for the legislation, give us the con t 'tl of the inachincry.") At first glance thtt i-emshiw fair enoigil. Tihe people of the country :re w ill ng th: ' tle adIiniktration should ie given tvery reasoniable facil ity- for pu t,1infg Iin to e fet i ts ImOSperi ty IO a I'll 11e, anl IIerhapI)s those not fauiliar, wit't thet -;ituAtiCIn can SeeC no t'e'ason for retfuing to accede to that, p)ro pos t i onl. Bit t here are sCeverll hrson wy it, is not, ntectlei to. (oe is that ,the S to'ii 1 r, a 11r 1 ian and all of til-II dire g'dI (illnmittee pul aces. This is, howtvI, one ICsol that SeOiIas to cuit ti l i h tt ti'ure in thint. presit cont tr I e y. tho h of ur it l Iii' t' it eL i 1 i:i a"1 i tht, ,V-rfaui-v. The a who dit) not, wgee with thelt S pui -a -;' of theil i' a t a un it I' I olt, their Ieg I aus ti~d ill rt it lu ~ t i t r t.l U) u1nb o1ot prop - to aid t t- t f ; ilit'a-til-.s' and it he i, Loo., 't ..W V r W" 10 kill_' LO thL Itittir . .1 he te is ; : -'. t it) !w tt m .\ ehr bo y. j litica y[v, in the im mediate fuiturL . SuCh a ptitical up 'it\ i art in thlt. I 't I Oit I - 11 t Ivr It ' l ii it n i -iV t it ittiti. I I nI - L - , I \ il l i , t Ki. .\\ t'11a - V r tI t, hop11ingf not J a tK to p tI p a Itn Tie - t 't Uttrt'- li ati i i)rt t i t'i lt-i b I r -itIIlt -H 11 11i- - ; it - f t 1 n i t tI til I Iw it , the n t ki t .I h t m i i i 0h , i it. I r .I t . I t .I li iio f t t I \iti n iit 't t t it r Ft in fo ttnt. n a w tllt d t ic Il. ofe . i ib ent t i i t'i" h t rai ii llt li' -nii 'it , tn ) di ) -l a--it s a e c it fo titti-i p. th t a i i i iir li-pul itj itn n liii \l' icth-o 9 r uilo u it s - Uog the lon 't Id thet ti o f re-,uit wl d bet ato i l t! the tl iimocrtic prt ys tin iiul unieuvt I ibl' lii hiti. 'itttt The :t i'u frt iiie s ton taini is wi i natco I tif g it t Ih "t.traittht V tpubli. riluthulas nui'y hat there is proptht' inha ells soe wi but a thilbe thtvt (th e ,. tiil'listii tof agireemet,,l ftt mph ia yti' unt'e r ut is 11n1 cerht ains - ut --nt th '.e bI).n't t nn- 't of tire wo i hlc Inl~ h lim i i iiti pisr iltnItIiin 0Jflen tr Ste wu i-- hasittle 'intorst builth wa -in c'' cu tl atir't in 1th.t 1j 1 Ity s C[R[BRATION OF J[FFERSON'S BIIRTHDAY, T1I1E FOUNDIE OF DEMOCRACY, WIIIIml Jenunings flryain is ho Guest of Ilonr---Ii0 Spoke of' Democracy an its Ful uare. Tbe pne hundred and fifty-fourth aniversary of Thoinas J u fte'rsol't bitrthdity wts celebirated by a notabl-e gttliering inl tho city of \VWhington oil thet 1:1th inst. A is %ro ,wabghual At the Mletropolitan HoteLl un1der. the ausiices of tlte Natlional Aissociation oif..)DIniocrat l inbs. of which (lhaun coy F. Black, of u'eiliylvalia, is lo president. The fir t. ele'1aion of Lill anrii ver sary of J t fftrson's birth occu rrt'ed at t.e .aill' hostelry '. tien kniowin as tile I nl rian ( l. Presitellt .iatk-.oll was thie g uest of 'onor uaiil tI k.I ica.iill i tL ilail i uilloti I', i bylthe phtt is tt I )f leie lI' fsiti lt .Jol il C'. iitlitull adl til'ws, D lio l'atii i t'a titir of Lllat, t ay. T uli h. I it iliwrii .i. l i l I Br;i'an.+ ka, tilt i nt li l P 4li te l'aile e tii iat I()r pit W. cl . .i w a i tilt :iebt of i1. 1ol'N un* l'i'! ill t-it i o ! 'le t) ! l ti [2 iiui.'t w ' if jIr-i-n tL I 1*er were 1bi f vL' %vwo I t II 11-ti alI i f I oII'r we'e dt'nitl c I 2its Ir! waI I1,of Z.pace at t t11e titbIleI . The d (t'e ai i 111 , l Jof lte '1". l w-0( )11 Wv i' A Illple. Th c alti lIlII weIt'er t w ill)ed w\v I Stutt1,h.1 i .1 x it t allti a fi Ill I I 'trI I .t ,b t Jel r Do .p I I th Am er II ii caa wa:, I II h inId th I rea -it Lof G v . C'n iney v -'. I ak'I, of I'nnSy v-, ia, I.lk- paro..tit-leilitof ti ae 1.s-ochl 1 i. U p i 1 ii g ht w r. 13 I, lI \ - I ; - I I ta :v .M ln w tI %ho ated as- t oas-,L ;111tl' tt I o I j ) . I left, St'llattir l les 4i A it li l' i oi'f. titit' iii Lii ;li f ' i- 'i : '1--w z, i ,f O hio, alln i -i p tat ve t hly, of I'ln y v itt ti it c't'w Lii hC o t i l. if 't in i i. ii ill~~~~~~ V Ii lll ii 11 i'siij .il h- i 1n % it i I Lwa I llW iti a hi i ty I i Ie - I I -It . I thI lIi l1. a . T he to "1 101 I tte er am lilght iuve ci ~ . 11 V i 1) .1v L. ee* 1ci L)i 1iiizii (IW PL I V0I'vi' ilil .L It~dl'a l n t (Iays, hs were al.l in r .ica n :,reat ls I~ e !I .,it I I Itr , 1s f) 111 ) j1, 1y it , fc c r c id k i t ii a I11' C iii l te; it ' I i Iy. an Li. itt'imtiju i i~ay il'l it iiliti 00i's i nltI with i ltIrl 1e in-iai ., to C ollitlI ill SilILI'il eii y i )ii - t i i' . if I ht dillilt r. T ile rat c w tl'i ii i- i rc th ieiud to, eIxvcpti in tlt catcri of .1 \ . % \ Iall. b i JIik i a 1 hlk thil tO th toi 'l 'Tilm iai Ji Ir :--oL." The'i rtie. If Lid te I) i-it 't w aig I)le :,: ". T i ait .It tl :ru on : \\' C.tii brate Ln -10a i'rity o by irth, it If t.neL ir iht ito er-n l b ar, ti 1)ci y iIt li c.ul :-ilt i f lii~ t o Idi~ l Y.lit ith h. rei'i iiart and rt u rcieh - for li - cip aiiir ! \ii p I" u \ I\i'i .l. ai nILi, "Tle f illu: iol (of information and Is 'icii i t~I t uI'e. to :1 lt~im 'iil' Pe :ti Oniiint 'l-f oi icbue:, a the ha Loif : p b ie' ri ai in," (fr 'ni J f r .',.in aai..r a Ituidrsli. .la e Illlt. i . ne-t.f \f Iiin-a--.v uacit' t o w'lI Li ex u-tjachito l ~n 1n, P , C it. ici.il. Ie a ' ' a d soo rt' h anditiet , 'U i ti ,tiona, whr oent, aifn the rce pandl ofna nation iave anothor 0oportuulty 1 ipeak at the polls. While we who believo Iin indoper dent, bimetallism genely regatrd at International agreenloit As noithe necessary nor piIi.e, wo may wei hopm for suc to anty Who inlako tit attmpIt to SeCuorO toreignl -iStt If our opponeitLs suCCeed ill o)iniL I) the Mints of o ar ations, as well at theIr own mints, wo shall rejoieu, be. caiulso the conlitioln of the people wi be itroveittul ati thy w ill be aibe t prOcu.mdt with 01ther reiitdia v gi h t lon). If, htowt vor, the RIt purniica pIat'y, ifter, pledging,! ithts.l to rVIL11 i rnatona hiinetallisnt, ild, it, iul po-siute t no fulfill that, phleage', its i' pri'i d 'S . pr foie ice fo t o h: satar (ntla will rise tup to codtioemnil it if i aitteilpts to coitilile lolger tie u,il of tho gold standard. Senlattor Jonesc., ebagirmanl of thet D, nl "eratiC na11tionlalco m tei rsp c I g to h1 is toIat., r efe.rred to the illn ult given Mrl. pHrya'i at Yale College, all the re fual of tLhe stidt'1.s there t har in (urilg the iat,_t cainpagt b' said : Antii this in .N,!w iaIlnhtitd, tl amd vlf our .,1 learninr, whler Moll t'lhe (ld days t mla h ve (li d L, I itai i I it if fr e l i "c Ih k) w1i1b i tI I, I u Ip. t 'l'lt fr It t t w ~ liron heit io t ofep Lht San I hau ireg a ie the I.- I ad u tI I rllit dt to h iIandeid a taIin I foundeti the ~~~ 1 mot i pt n wi t LI mI I t t ' II t i u l a1t at IexakrI I it I t ic t i IiI(to L l.c Il" I "I 'iter Li nt, a h b re pni i 1)14 Lif t ei 1,0.ttt 'her .' weret t iany iprntp % e Oeit n L iti N(1 (fit, w h itri d Xit ih beforeI 0 iterbroke up Wi*.i ii 0 <>0tFO ti W Ii' i( ix. The Wa ~-I "iiIr - anil t fete noten AvFi I tI)(!" TI ut i va tIt t ,1 a1 [*()'c 1iz )S 11 il- tli . tt)e isntin; A ril10, 18117. The f ti ! s tlet r.-puri of th w ai ler n L 't1, 'i! Sokltil C trtilin; ditingl tht- %%t-R I lidtig AIrril lI)tLii : . he ('i1i1 -itt Ut.' Ir th . eek of vl l Iged 3 (1. Lire weh orma mi tte to . \' t I w itr ill . i i ' t t I I b fir'st put of tuit e auilti iot wi C0 oi th mi t, tw io tikys. Thl hihi c: tfrtnptiratuire frtiipirtt'd was () t n th il at Giild L l: -, n the ituvi t.2 'o ii t nt e ntirtIlin . of t(be i , tngeivI hit LIwict' :No an d -.1 tve t.h n reNI wertlrn ptIn NIlOf ito. Statc. T -Stittl aVirtLt pltitellipe l'liie (n ttigt li t atn Of ab ipoto. 'l 'tivt 0) wI. i. rhert were v 1la ' tltls OVt V tht w st couni etti s nIt t Ii. Il. wla l ie Id1Mt~ 1.5 r Itt l l Mit ets.~ ~ ~~i wit h 1c-: o if, n oe f (o'a i n )'n t ne tht sl11 ati l po- 'u n i t e .M& ~ ~ prton th . hrdywi t' Vi 'v tlt Sitlft.' (tate A: wit h ! hWa'IaL tiIItC 10rs ut at0 ci . pnW rail, n ted V h 1 t. 'ov th L gelt -Litit , and the ha vy aitn: f on lI 11 tvi' il .i I .l paz Liu :f lals-IO ni dt iilli e t) j ipw '.. l i fatii'Ia ii.' sL ir d lc'tiwa I.- hitr alut'inet'y ai3> I.: a'tis D ii t)on :-ii t .50it s- 1 t S: i'ilt:> atl t aiy I tat Iip s : h t fielat I an2t b :i I ( ittr it h etit iAl itee gVnwo ttI :1.~1 ! la i-t.: t Saltue. Thle averao Illf U. rpr ll eCtionls of LN Sluicw .ll )ti , d thile ni ol 111,1 Lii :-tir girti iii'ttifti siapproxiunt t l c~t 'c .i w s m ore learlyId not Td nit- P:,tii t itp re t of osi ru - p;lnt itng i b tell i , itseIt I oil anit t l'anla. hTe taverage So I0 ri5 pn-rt, is 50 per cet.i'f a.nd a b I' , whitt te tin ta t ig.ao fi'ir-i Cuiti'l'eeiut. iiu ti prgrn couldt I bI neJ i' farti. mrk nirl wet imlwek on actocout ofitl iiiat''illti i u'iii Ioll ref th a I aolu. Overli~ it iiiee ft'r -u p~oi i e it.' t ii at inii .ig 'u o ne-' i t.itd N oin'eote entiLt) ire arfea 'o f it n Sat .'y rni nl atriL zi eon dayttts inaLin 1lt an itteftir ''thed wti'o pk w i (gin ft jtieht Led !u in p.be tea son full ftw' o iet Cttion eptlycr htnting g, in prge b V o tho southern pOrtioni of tho cotton bolt. In Toxas the greator part of the crop i- has been planted, -nd where not damt n aged by heavy rains, Id coming up r niecly. Some replantlug In Texas has Iibeen necessIaIry, (oWing to exCe:Vo rains in March. In Alabaina the early plitted cotton is cOmingf Ip to gooI stands."1 J. W. BAUER, Director-. 01" INTElRtCST TO SUIGEONS. -Thle Wont I er-i'ul I ul811t of' an1 X-tay A lpeinieit ii New York. U The X-ray has boen cmlployed sue cess:nL y in a number of instances in locating bullots that had gone arstay it the arm, .foot or hand, but an expor Ient has just been mado in a New \ Xo1k liriy i CSe WlierO a ball was obit in the abdominal cavity. 'Tho ureons seatrcled in vain fort the hui let,. It hail peret.iatcd the left tenth rib Itid passed through the kidney. '.IThen all trace (of it was lost. On Mon I ay, says t he New YoI'IC Journial, 1)r. TOWln(kientd, \Vili (. \\iilser, 13ryanl and o (ter of the stal' made0 a second at Le ipt .t locitte it., but w ithout su ccess. Ilit It it was dicided to try the X-ray. A powe(rfull llaar1s:copl wvats obtatinedI frel 'r'-e \uI-x 'h e b r ,of No. 'Thae 1 treetNw York. Thle plate .v a-. pl acd att tle pat Lit's hc k antiLd th iC.Prk. tlu be over the abdl omii eni. A fter an expoure of forty min ues, tI e yhtte was- given to I saac Alinstead, of Tom Ilk ilnlville, S. I.. who developed it. Altlhouigh the spiaICl column and the ribm wecre fint, the huIllut, appea.red Very' clear-ly, delighltin- (lte-rgos A\ I1 o'ciiak the text mIoriniiig Me A'laeIy was i phteed uiler the in lluence of tin atio-sthektic. an~d Dvr. Ton11 d, t. edhv )Is. Bryan and i'l frr, p r r 'd tt opertiio l in pcIn'ernCe ot (if tbe ecinmbers of t.bhe hos pi tal it sif. \n in m, very -mall, but IYur inebls- 111,,n0mad, anld tihe tiurl Collis founthe bute xctly wheure It was rev' a\..d in the N ray photo rui'O ph. An ab Is had foimetd arouid it, anti haild it, remiled lutich l'nger blood iipoi-oning- wotild have CajtIsed Sdeat h. As it. i.;, the surgcons beli'eve r MeAlarticy wvill r'tciver. 'Thelt ' Iu. t, vas found111 in the left q 1mui'iratus Iltimibroi mui1scle, at the l 'ighlt of tle iii ininber Vertebra, which :Iws t hat., aftr' Iassing through the Il tiey, it ha.d d- 1 -eted at riglit an 1i is peu'- arit course is what Sout he red the ut'geois. C it - mtid that this is the first tieic an i opleratso hii as bieeni pieriformied in L iii hiorilinal envities by the means of . ray . mid thN tesi t i i'egarded v,- wonth-iiul. as the th icknei-s (if the ho ily *t tdi tt PaIrt imake s an ope -ration if VAYSiDE' (;A'1IlERINGS. I dIlit" o) liin 1tr anid Nuggetsi of' Trutlh ii f'r lihe MuiIltiumle. - O4n 5w nt only his services, -hw life that is barren of purposo i bairen of love. -Do not d'epise the lowly: the under t j.Lw dh)s tll t;- wolrk. -All m nii aro -ood actors when they ierfoIrli tilil uy. ile only is a well Inade mall who h~Iias a good de term infationl. - Al- e who ptIsisteitly forgets all of his imlit wid aly he poor. t -\lore t ne hua biee.n wh'lippe'd out ever whI e alire ail erolI now here'. \ the frst ofti ea ii he armies ' rat many pairs of sho tes are' worn I ut bfe a ::m tithLli's, all he ii e:2 ha l coniii iredi:iu in' it n Irance' when a r'ailway tiraini l moti' L tn 1i0 minutes late the cuompanity e- i- uned ' - jioi h, of all the Litates, hais the mn'. wate r w. iin1 its boundaries, -Thei Dttch ino4pile onsume~c ftoe iui otperti'li.L bei ti the people of my ott r icountry. i Tlhe onliy viieneaniceI which a1 goodi I ii o. s'e euiu'i for draniikardsl, says . ii I N I ph no-iii)Ler is, n hilst sob'r, to it irv ia i -u ke man.iii'i~ Ii I ion ulm -m area'I of lM" i-ymo-oit - iii . (, (;real 'e .NwI Yorkc will have an ii re ot if ,>P .-. ture mi i les. --I ter is it to haLve onet pair oIf rou erI w~ih money h rin ~ the potkets TI ne people 's t thei Un ited StLaItes ileadu and support as inany newspiaperls as iInig lutnd, IFra nce nd Gerimainy coim of -O()irl suetss Or tail ure in lifo do e', pendls upfon n..thinig so muchel as thle e, conlidence we plac~e in our ability to of ainpilish. ,o. --Speak of men'sl~ vi rtues, says a AS IChihnese inorist, as if they were you own, and oif thei r vices as if you were Li '--T' act to amendli~ the poistal laws ....g indemnlliity upi to $10) for thle Ii- Jo'-s oif regi-tereud mlaiIin mtter has bueei signed by the Il'residlent. -T'1he man whou expects to be say i'd biecauls 'he p~ay hiis debts woulId don well to spemil the next rainy day In ookiiilingi over' his iaccunit with heaven. -A SIiiisian tIoi,.emilt hias followed( t hi advPice of Coiur.L T.1olstoi, and idivi d ed hiis estates amntg thle peaisanlts, reseriv ing but, seven acr'es for hiis own -- A lFroneh Catnadian) coule, nowl Ilivitii in St,. P anul, rte'ntly celebrated -the 80th aniv 'er'sfry oif tholir marriage. ~The ihsband Is 107 yoars of ago and his wife is l(0l. Il -A den-ital expiert estimates thlat 75 per ent. of allI A miericanls uso0 denitists, 'and thait there Is at present in the teeth of Anmeicans a "' gold reserve' 1-fi at least $50),000t,0i0. >t, -T'1hei congretsional li brary', wvhichl il IS sooni to ho housed Inl its n-w and1( s. cle1ganrt bilinug, comrises'iL' over 7-10, abiount 300t, 10 :0 ,iumbredl per iioui icals. Wh~i len liiweris arei fulii hi t1eaveni d desceniledl dewIs theyi~ ii.s hantlg a thei' heads, btut men holt t ciirs the hii ghleri tnO more~i't thIty ree 1.I ve, gettinig fiprouid as they get fu 1, s -Iiid ia ns are toun ii n ii I1 ry State t ail territory of thi Uniion. 'I herie are hi 1,-4ll in N-w Eni..l-ui. Th'l lttal for t he United StatesR is 23i0,0 II, mt ro'n r 50 tribes Lioorico root comes prino pally from A6ha Minor, and is the root of a 1)1811 not more than 3 or 4 feet high. The (iled roots are sent to Ba dud and thenic, to London and Amorca. Tho blmck leorico stick In the drugstores Comes most1ly from Spain, a.Inl is mado of poi'o juico mixed with lit Itlestarch, which lprovonty t from molting in warm weathii r' Tho word " licorice " IcaUi1 "swcOt root," and Is of Greek ordin, SOUTHERN RAILWAY. oudensed Schedule tun Efr4Ot NOV. 15, 1890. STATIONS. it = FV* .aletn ...... ...W 10 ft In . l rmsrity ................. 1 11 p in 1j int.i&:.;~~ 2:,pi Preoienrood.................... 145 11 m Iodges.. Ir.4wijio it . w > rr ....................... 1 2 . iety- ..... ............ 4 2: p ," . A1lanta - STATIONs 1 Yi Pidu n -........a..m .lbnoitn , v.litdllde ..........................1 in .. . . . . .. I - I .1 F r nwva - - -- - - ---i p n't ,u_ . .. . . . . . . GremINVOly.8.....................I IA W 11 11 NUInoty-Six....................... Lv. Nowborry ......----- 225 P In Pr.osp.rity. . I n Ar. 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