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INIV CIO) t4 ( . A8 , ~I Ii' r. 'i15 N, ~IHY .(. L A ,UJ I ~IY 10300. wc: WE q.(AY A TAYLOR IS BEATEN BUT TRIES TO BLUFF. All t.10 %o w 1O , V i l.JC1I T tD(iM Halsju ,i Ity I 1)t R,'Ipre( a, t ttr t I.o :, t'Ot f r('ino L.i%Ht Niglht - 1a3 ltt'i tItE('rN 1vlettly Wa lkilnIlg- lil 1 Tii t alk l!'ranlkfort, Ky., Foi. h he- -Ilt"t,I1 it Hiaill 1) wi or pmiteo in Konttky rests tonight. with Gov. 'PTayior alone. T1h(% question hats bon iii hii iti all diy, and tonight ho dclar,,( od itit Io had roelled nto (,cis;iol andi will anno11101unco nloneO ho fot'O toiorrow. Tlho text of thO agro 11nomont ncoI by thlo Louisville confetrnot, inst' night wias brOnght to hiint this m)1ori ing by at con)tlnitt cosiating; of (btn. an Lindsay, T. It Bai.r ndL.T do; ' lon. Th'lOy hali(1+d (3ov. Tayl or 'copy of t.ho agroon+nt, w(ro clo:cot - (I wit.h him for it shor timt atnd ihon 'part-od. As thoy left tho bu;ildling r. liaklor ronIIrked(: "I hope;t and1 i oliovo that, t ho out tro nuttier will b muic;ably atdjnultOd. More t.hin ii, am unablo to may at thett )'esmnt timo." Gon. Lindsay and Mr. Edolvn 's SpokO ii sinilar torms, an(1 all Ox presAod t.homlselvou ats indIividull)ly Confideit that. Gov. Taylor would nont 1';, ttcdtirco il tIho tillts of t hoi!glr( iGov. Taylor had a long co0n11ulltla { ,tion with hi.; attornoys ovr th(" mat tor tonight. Solator Blackbutrn (xO prossed his conltdoneo that th(+o tiro trouble woild ow bo poneofully settled. Thoro is not in the city of Frank fort a sini glo "rnomrber of thil' logisla turo. T1ho Riopublicans atre all in /; London and the )einoerat:( in platct,;l along tho bordor of tie Stats, from whore it will 1) easy to ot)CalO should any attoempt bo made to ar rest and convoy themn to London. f BLt such Hopublicans of prol innocO as aro horo se0ml itclinel to bolievo that 'Gov. Taylor will swn.'opt tihe agroonmout. Frankfort, today oij+)ys at loat ono (lay of.quiet, the tirst it has ex1or ionced inlcotho Gooblo-Taylor con test bogan throo wooks ago. Th town was bare of polit.iciais; thoro vas 11o excittn'1t in t he at reot? no crowds arOni(1 the Ce'llornris an1 no throngs in (ho lobbies of the Capitol IIOol. (ov. Taylor rofusdil to discuss the agrooment.. 1o, however, mnado tio assortion that. if the iooble la1w wias roliealed arid an olection law given to thE peo)l? of Kontnekv, which wouldI inisuro a fair and11 honteet count31 of the votes as cast, heI would allow 1n0 personial ambition of his own to stanid in theoWily ot ai IteacOful adjutst moint of tho troubles. F'rankfort, Ky'., Feb'. tI.---A lonYg counforonco was hold ini t,ho olhe' of Giov. Taylor tonight., t hose Ib ig p)rosoni1, bes?-ide' Gbov. 1Taylor, (kd. lat.or two alttorney3s for (ov Ta,aylor. TIheo conferenco wals secret and non11 of t-hoso ongagod in it wo'ulid colt,i'ni to tailk. They~ allowed it to bo tacit 1l undertood, however, (halt the jao sit ion of (Govornor Tfaylor' was t ho . 581m3 asB thait statoed early mn the daiy to the Aoesbeintd .ilPress. - IPoN. Louisvillo, Ky., Fob. (I. -The peofC conforonico hol at tho GaIt, house last niight bot.wooni sOVOnI rop., resent.ativos of t ho Reipubl ican party and sevon rep)rosentativo VoHf theo Domnooratic.- part.y result-ed in tho' unhaimous 11 signing oIf an1 agroom-ont ombodlying s(avon specific prLloosi. Lions, which proiio 11 uttlemnt of .party differences whichi havo brought about two Stato goverlnmonts ini Kon t. ucky. Th'is~ agroomon'it is inl snbl sltanlcE a1s followvs. 1"irst -T1hast if the~ genteral ass*oml lbly in joint 808os1 ion 11 ihalldot a resBolutioil rat ifyjing thiir roeont ao f;roni tdopun3g the fonItest reports seating Goobol and liockhlam thie conteItees, W. S. Taylor andu John. Marshlall, shall sulbit without fur th'proteel. Second-Thait all parIti'- sihaill tinIIt in an effort to bi ig abloult such nmndAilnatan of thn n1anti,m Ia~ .. loardiy ind iauro fre) and fair oloc tions. TI')ird1-T1htt tho condit.ions shial1 remanin ini :ttu quo mtttil Monday, t it' 4'gnrl snwiilihly rutc"t ing itnd ad.jourming from day to daty until that t imo. I!ourthl --Thait nothing shall be dou) to hirnde,r or prov(.A. a point Ssstoti of tjio gonoral Assenihly fron taking action on tho ratilicattiont rt+s). Fifth--That tho Stn to (nto t board Shall ll oot a< ijour ni fromt day to day unttil Tu'o,Itiay without taking aly action ol tho ontosts for m inotr Stato c)1licust. This )ropos)Nition1 ii suggestod in or(lor that tho action of the gotnoritl raSm1bly on the ritilicit.ion rosolu torm may b') talken first. SiN h---'IThat th Stittc tr)o) be re m)) o)vd frmii I hs' St titt'al)i all at onco, t htoug!,h w'.1)itl l -n ('nesilr )roci on)ts"4t)14 'or tho public itafet y. 'his naittor is It, Is' under tiha clirection of (Ion. Ih m Lindsay, c1 l'rianlkfort. S.svonlth-1'Tat the ltalpubllicatn olliciia -"id ofliico' of tho Stato guard shall have immunity fromt charges of t.reason, usurpation, court iirtial or any other offinss. 'het) algrooiont. was signod by the following: l lt)l).,--. ohn. M arshaill, J udgeo Jno. W. Jiarr, Gon. Dan Lindsay, T. L. JE;lolon, Dr1. T. It. Bantor, D)avidl W. 1)airloigh, (1. T. Blallard. Domnn.-J. U. S. Blacekhurn, J. Cl. W. J3t'ckhaitl, Siam. J. Shackolford, Uroy Woodson, JuS. 13. McCroary, Phil I'lonmsont, Iloht. J. Brockon ridgo. Tl'ho courso of oventa in tIl imme diate future dolponds largoly upon Gov. Taylor. An important, influ (c100 in shaping th lop)ublicani pol icy has boon, it is believed, tho lack of sipllport foim the national admlnin istration for tho course pursued by Gov. 'Tylor sineo he assumod otlico. A ltitr,m,I CoLio u, 1.'ho disp)iichos in yastorday imorn. ing's Ohso vor told of tie efforts to absorb into a collossal combination thu principal rni roads of the North and Northwest.. IThis is but the log ical outcomto of the trust idon. For soiet-im11o WI) have 1betn hoarinlg of tho OILorts of tho 1Poinnsylvaia Rail road pop)lo to got control of tho' (ihcsapeako & Ohio and the Balti more & Olhio. ''he Vandorbilt in terest.s are back of tho schomtuo, and tho vast fortuno- of that, family, con ittinstly imult.iplying, as it is, is being lsed to nak th0 comino a succon. It mean1is ti)he abanldonlment of the city t icket olnices of 4111 t-he roads inl the syndIicato in Cicasgo, Now York, PhlillOIhias, lIoston, 1hiifinlo, Balti. einnaliti, Cflovelanid, D)otroit, I ldian' ap14)liS, pocIrial antd St Lis,I and1( tho suibst.Iittion of joinlt oIic('s in each (city. it' meanlls t hat 0()0 raiilr'oad em4l4oyc's wvill beo th rowni out oft It is int iiated thait when tie no(w comb41 ina ition) is in1 good1 shapo with the0 roads(1 betweeni. thet Mississippi iiver 1( an the Atlati c sonbhoard, the pr'olinOtrs of thio movemenoit wvill turn its at.t.nt,ioni to the~ torritory~ weost of Chicago and attempijt to biottlo lip t he Chicago-S. Loiis- ltocky Mouni tin territory in liko mannior. Thel t combin1 ing procood i ngs maly (ixtenld ultimaitoly t.o the Pacific coast, since thl) interests reprtesoentod cont rol Weostorn road(s. Th'lo South (can hkardly escapo' if at tho Nor i thiad West is suiccessful. Alroady t he most stronniouls efforts are0 being pnt- forth to still coimpe tition in the South. 'fTh unti ring, roh-tle.Iss (fforts of M~lr. ilyan to pro. vonlt the SOab)oardl systemii fromh cont solidainiig ias ii lomIp4tig through line to thu Honithiorni ltailway are no0 dlonhlt ani (Oho of tis Western p)ool. TIhe4 South is to be) con (0gratulated thaut so far, Iti.nk to jus~t jndlges, tiho lRyan paqhomoiis haveYl failed. In view of prehsont dOvolopmeonts it be comesi' tihe paltriotic (duty of the poo plo of thet South to upihold the J. 2 Skeltoni W iliamsii syndicato in its of fort to( ionitain the Seaboard's in d e p e n e n c e TIlE APPROPRIATION BILL IS REPORTED, rIN II'AI. IIE"AlS AS PUT l)I W N Il' Tii E UrM1At L'T Si . A11-ImIport,ti (n, I liele iit t' iin y .(t i Wly i'ed 1e4-111 Onniimi te Iinn Uart"afnlly (io Over I:u,..t of thet Itonms. (The Staitt, 7th. ) ''he appropriation bill was report. Odt to the1 H ouseo by tho Ways aind Means1IHcOrnmilttO1' yOhtord(ay thno'Tghl the chtirrmian, Mr. I . 11. (rum). Tim, bill lrovihhos for tho appr)periOt nt of funds to rit the goveri1nont. 'Tlhe Iltrgest single itorm i::-, '2"i3, 832..1 to mltet the iiteret on ttt;' public (elt. In thes aetit c..i1m1t'Yt)ln is $20,000 for past, iitdobttiit,,;. T1ho St.att( hospital for tho insanuo iy to got tho noxt largest ptj)proprit tion. For runninlg c'xp)on'o $100, Otl(0; buildillg purpmte, 10,000; Wallae proporty dbt, t ,000; ;t. atry of supl)rintendnint, ,3,0; Ib)orti of rot,olt, $1,200. The annual aj)propriat iol of $10, 000 for )oeions ill rommt',olnendedll, with $000 additional for eerk hiro and $170 for stamps, etc. STAT: nlO'sE EX1.1:N8E5. Salary of govern tor, $3,00( ; privato socrotary, $1,30; moh. iger, 100; continlgeit fund, $130; Mtitionery, $500; books, blnilks, etc., gl;eneral election, $500; clork lire, $300. Conptroller gereral's salary, $I, 000; two clerks; $1, 400 each; coit inl genrt fund, $200; printing, k8-3()(; stit tionory, $83 0; travelling oxpL , 500. Stato trttatsurer, 1,S)0); chief elv rk, Il,5O0; two bookkooperts, 1,235 each ; Loittingent fund, $200; printing of bonds and stocks, $500; stationery) 3200. Superintetndont. of oduciation, $1, )00; clerk, $1)00; contingent ftind, S150; printing, books, otc., $500; ttito board eXpenses, $250; station ory, $125; traveling expe(nses, 6. Adjutant gonoral, $1,200; assist ant r000; State armorer, $350; contin ;ont fund, $500; stationery, $130; ravelling oxlensos, $550, and $8,)00() or the militia of the Stato. Attornoy general, $1,900; assistant, 1,350; countingont fund, $1A); sta .ionery, $75; litigation oxpenses, 1, 500. Railroad comnlissiortir's salary, r5,700; secretary, $1,200; contingent und, $750; State librarian, $800; onltingent fund, .$125; stationery ;300; other OXpennsos, $100. Two watchmon Stato houso, ;800; anuitor, $10(0; engineer $75 for seven nlonths and $25 for live months; two iromoen at $25 per monejth for live nionthls. Supremo court, Chief J1ustice, Mc vor, $2,850; Justice (Gary, $A3220 7; Justice Jones, $2,850; ~Jus. ice Pope, $2,850. Clerk, $800; Ii rarian, $800; reporter, $1,()00; at (5ndan1t, 200; moetsonger, $200; con. ingot fund, SS500; b)oks for library, 500; 100 copies of 55th atnd SOthI onth Carolina reports, $900; for 7th, 58th and 59th reports, $880. For each of the eight circuit judges, 3,000, anid solhcitors anid stonograL. >hors as provided by law. Board of Healt.h--For quarianttine murposos, $1 5,000; for State hoard, 2,200; Charleston quarantino stia ion, $2,650; St. Helena's, $900; 3ort Royal, $1,175; Goorgetown, 600; Lazwarotto, $300. Salary of county auditors, $25,500; ~rinting for auditors, $2,500. STATE ClOLLEoIEs. South Carolilla college, $27,500; Viuthbrop, $33,000, and $5,450) for chiolarships. T1he Citadel, $23,250, nd $6,250 for deCficit. Stato colorod ollego, $8,000. PENAL AND) (HAal1TAIiLE. Cedar Sprincgs deaf, dumb and uindt asylum, $20,000, and $1 0,00(1 or erentin of a bcuiling for nolgroes. Salaries of Stto pon('iitenitiary olli ils, $4,750. or school. M JsUELL.ANEoUs. Putblic p)rintiing, $1 2,000; chiis, p8,000; go vern.oir's Iansijon rej mirs, ~250; wvater, $2,000; lightIs, $2,80)0; 1.200; Statn fair. $1,200. For the geieral elect.ion this year, ;I ,0t0O is recormundeldc with 2,U00 ald(ditiotlnl for ad vertiinig. There Ire a( Imbe11lni)x'r of logislativo cormit toot; whose pay it p)roviled for inl the bill. A ntiunhOl' of it'Ij)rovemlotts o11 tho Stalto houiso are' contoliplatoed, atrnont; theln 52,000 for rewiring. h'1i atnouit for re)II r" to roof i. loft 1)171th. I t"r) t,lc! .r.1(1"'yi I1+ t11u) :11u ,1lt 1;1, I't'h r l iit'IC id JIt I L C .| 1 : iio fL .of .h :ury 1101) l"'r.llik Leshe;('s l'opubr1l11 Mohlyl for. 1:1'obr ry ninlneri . ma ng its lit ('rary'1 ('ontr'Ibutor', tineht colubri0tis r:1 0 1111. . i 5onl A .\t il1't1, lir('t liart,e r. E. l1. :.0is et Cll, Joiunotto\e1 wahvor0h, li;nl a dta''cii D iJl J Iott;1eri t t lrtmwiek, Iiar 1l1 toitli, labtry D)t"e Vapp!), atno os supej,rinltl'nd(nt It. C. Jacksonl of tho failway NlIt11 ;-(rviro. All tho-, writor a 1 i nreig n teir r 1ii 'pe tiv( IoI'!,, iol th e pitlral Ii llu trat i ! o.iipa i A . jit1 lii' r ari lis alld1 Htor iS i(n this In1111umber of r anIk11I} Letslie's Popubi .1r '1outh'y 1 are1 oven morye profu t Itnd ologtt ttun us Tho tiiime ly p)Itpor upwn thit, "Conl. to Ial Afnivoertary of the Doalth of taghhinton'.' contlm1 no h than0 liftee '(I tandar d and1 authonawiited I)ortraitt, Ho111 of torll osooo itlgy rari', touethor wi.h the rust aLuti ful Vi'ws o MoII \Iuint. V'c'1rn1n ove('r -)i lishedoi. l it I wel. illustritl rtl tricl( e ti t'(1d "A!I In riu Citri,r," ijor (b('n or-i Nlson A. ilos, the gaillin tm.d list inguishod s1111itr t " nruiinamligng th(> l: S'id m o1t' ArIiny, iiddcr(,;ti'" hl in.lltif p)artictbatIly to 1 n11111 n co'onliplating a l W htiartty carler, and inoIringly compares arry sorvico in thit; counitry with Ith tt broad. "Tho Fighting 1iooN," by rll lrold lo). n, a for"u(r ( O11 o tnis ut roprel iita t. vo of tho Un ito(d S4tatr' at Johantr nosllurg Inld1 t retori , is , noaserly study of th( eOblattlod tutrghor of ti(w Trans;vali who are 1now conlfrott inh ngltand i n 0eond of the tuost dot. forate wars of hist.ory. I3rot 1t1arto'ts latost story (colapl(to iny this nulehr of Frank ]es liu't Popular Monthly ) is call(d "'The' Youngeost Mli5s P'ipor." .It is racy' andci hlifOrlifar, in tho tu.thor's best con mly Ont. t Joannotto WValwortth' story, also t c)opete in this nmtuh r, is tntitd he "The 20att) of ia Olivine Rting." Eix-ti lleorintedeIIyloint Jackson tolls) tll teh Liailway Mail Sorvico, r wfh)ihi hexahtly to, orgaizo;s andh e scholearly Pei t of the Font rtilht-e Jyakespear1, Clb,'snsr1t.vl orn on"Wonu and heStudy, ofShakspea. Bathe or You Imedato lwys Boftra 19,is henteawnte cntr oftefrdyof Jauay 101 A Th . .OKE.' twont eth cenury Uat wil opn Ilry il 1i1d Othe r .pt,1-18.r 1h I uo 1i"1or .hnts ( . tH 1 uri (Chicaglo, Feb. iS. T'h(' ('btronit'b, torntt'Orro will say: Alcco'diing to 1ivice'0- rc''ivt'd at tthe Domnocrittit national boa1thpultr tors thr is a Htrong bi,pilnt1111 itnlongf sorn1O of thu' party It~h-tr;" lin oltlding W'n1. J. lirymtl, toe ,vtitl'p1n n uno (Sit as tlt dt111(1' for th(' NatitoI,I Dlinno('rati(' conwnti ion It notI appIurs that Col. Iryn i tiakintg c'Onsilderablc' intie(r(':t 1 thei l'ac'ific sh>l(' sitt 1(in. I l, inf(orm ation is thant th(e ) D'(ntitic' stt1'' 1ucention )f Oreg o, wVill b :(h1hl t'arl, in Jut n n d l thti Ite I ;) , -n it; u thaI t Statt' atr.' be,iIng 1n(.lt i'nr04d by Orogatn'r; r.upposl,t'd pro", la'tive trant Pa'iii( Itd ('n iun till >('1ria lt ' basi. It 1s poilitel out' by Col. lir n)'' r-oiId whO raty they r''Itht't hhi, 01pin vho )tr't dlispoio(d t( (4p1ot' iImIi Hill, wouilt 1 4i tr(li'tht1')i1u nit t'ri Illy i11 their cale l pt IIIgI t>(Ofore t i' Jrogon State ConvOntiol w rt' thi( tblo to 1)ointt to ain a(dopt.ed policy of lh' national party otganizationt' rl:; ia 'l't1N ( Why the Or('g;on I)mnocrlcey 1hou11d opo)s(4 iIne)riallismll. For these andcl ot her reas-ion:; (Sol. firyllinl huts iutiintl t( frilln l% ar(' lotot ias boing fnvorabl( tto I4i h.. 1t)obI ng of thu Statt' I)o crmoeati mota il un1o f (Ith, it date, which it ;Iliud, vonllct )ttt ii an lt< ' any nov iet Ln t1hit unight b)o1 taeill- by Ihe (')O'guI) )u-1. )cratcy. ('haiirn1iai lohnl;',1n' f tin, N'itional1 I:x1'cntiv, cOln 1111itt 3' -11ht "I think{ theu ir'umino11t inI f111o)1 I 10diiig th Deinw scrtit h itnail c')11 mnltionl June( 11th, hash contti(1t'rabl( iortimnolt inl favor of hohling it still +111 1t('I. ' 1111 Il3 I t 1l %v' U4i, t', l'ht" r't o; tt-1 11 1 tul t(r M 'rk t.11 'r r'" liti-t h . y i -1Tht" Law (Coluibia R'ecor1.) Th'e( Na11lt(' lat night palsso(1 the ( ig Crow ear bill ats lnn('11endd, iailk. ng it p)racticatlly it now min'ulro. he' vote n)11 its )1IHlgl' was1H llwiyi loste, it be'ing HI'V(1l1i tim +:s I 1$ tI lT i favor of the bill. Tio railrodli( woro iatiHli((1 with ho ( ittglimnt bill as it ('a14 from h wioiat(, it being at re'proInct iotn f the Goorgia law. T'he oado 1 l (:111mtn hat ihw now bill, if it, b+colnmIt; law, ill work groat lardship alil un. ,OC(1sHtary os)I1H0 11)on th(till. Not lnly will the4y haive to lunl two firt 111ss passenoger Clars, but t hey will aIvI to reduco th11 fi rst cla11ss rate (4 nalrteur of ai cenit, the( 111 bi makinig thei (1(e 4 ((ontP TFhoyclimr thtat Ii ovol (108 "not walrra1nt thosef e4xt ra cars~ 111nd annuing themr will be( aI dead14 loss. TIJh bl; 18 to go inito ofl'ect sixty ays' aifi< its ap lproval . B44iing a 0onso bill it will have.~ to go back to int 18 4(dy for algronmen(41t onl thn son.I to amonthnenU0Its. Siotild it agroh.4i we bill will hocomot law. Sh)oul it of, th10n th1e4 biil wAill go to conifer iwh logisilationi (4ntailinhg 43xtr I'l(x (4nse(s upon0 rail roadsi will1 rota rd miRderl'dy fumtuiro builinug opera.'I LI other SoutLhernm s'tat4o last year ini 1o nlumIber of niow ruilos counrct(ed r conteumplated. 'It is an Ill Win d htBlows No body Good." That small achte or pain or ueakness Is the '' il wind'' hat directs your attention to he necessity of purifying tour blood by taking Hood's ~arsa pa rilla. Then your vhole body receives good, 'or the purified blood goes ingling to every organ. It s the great remedy for all ges and bothi sexes. Dyopepsia - " CompU!cated <with ver and Aidney toul>(e, ! suffered for ears from dyspepsia, <with se<vere pains. ood's Sarsaparilla made me strong and early." 7T. B. Emerton, Auburn, Me. flood'a l'2211 ciro !@ lIa 11. the otiitating and ~1y cat&,tie toaiwtit flo'ls araparIfI' " l l. 1i t )I i,,t f l ul l tili It'u ( I'InnsylvaniGrIt.) "l'o',Iis' vIIa Ia littl, s.,w one l i l',"' i'lil 1II, ' I(b ' l I(l't)hlb 'l ll I, lil' shart t'lt'd iU shol, knIifl' to t'ut little' toii-i to alnl for Il .'le. Il \'1'hu mi ..not iti ;t I''Ig tlin', Ilndl I(lo h w she ru' hru Aftl'r 1 talk1 to lorh 1 i,' ':; f : 'llt a(l, y'oiu yht i 1; o<l tObbler, 1lilt 41'I , 41144 1 l I t(tli'o (r0'l'.lllti: ' 1 1111t I11 i 14 11181 , 1 4liitt llt' 1',)tl }ii 'Ilt lt 11 toI-b if t s o ' o nu ytmll I Illh ,t t h 11o 1 13 Y'ilt ll 'i tl I(t ut I t"1 k ' lir ,1 ;1 ".,il Ill t 'lj I i11'I l .' I)U lnit b,'h'i llu0tmer: 1kt l d )t i No, .irl' I. It dl count r taf r) bdy1' 'Iis tl f fI, Ilull you mus"t b d)t al it, \'ht 1. 1 s ebodltI ,S Ilom o lit 11114 1ti; lt t h at hrit 'It llt iI ISfor I i i itr, lte i ' a1 ll liiic I ' Iltl l ~ I I I 1)1 sttit} \ llllt'hIi ' u1111 i lcte g at . (ii i. 1youllr lho1 14144'1tl 4 I I)'l to l ) ( I ltl l I tle'l 1'U11ii I14 f l i t 1 ; ' ' IlII ) .I)t' 1(I '1. 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Sin m14)1 itask him tabou(t it ui hl' ilys '\' lll l, y'Oui 4 f11 ' 'l' 1. t I - I lnio i t.tki , butt d(to don't (t'itnt K'''pl righIt <:1 nIllt V(u Il ,.,jh k !1. * I)Dtr next rmii whO voine'S vhats at fait llitN1 w ktoi to hf11' I 1 comnt pIltch for (0 cent11. Ili, h(silis I)les. lit l,nd so I thl mit him. I ask hhIl if hii 1Its doeitt s Shot.. Iixt'i 11p for a fat m's r((+, 1o( b go( d' iI dr faco mlll saiy iInlu l t 80t )oo. it my1' 01body. I tr) to holmt N11m)1 1it 1r,, I1nd he1 (-nLII Inm II tut In go : u1t Ilit I(-r 'h o., Ilttl I Ig;> I th r l >. n't lik'g' it, 011 l I ldtt l it th. tih>r I * a,ys: "' IIlInt, it vhlli. all r'ight, tinly I frgo'1t lo ti'{l you dl~t you inuIllt bn' a Yholl, ttybo .1 hutf a littl holko nut y,ui to piy for it ' "it vhlat ts . a ful- aIwft!! " whti, 1)4Otd thu cubblrr wNith miany mnourn fiul t"l:ios of t ho had'11. "D>ot ) olirl 11110 Ilrn(t wr'clks my Shop I utnd1 loatfs no for dead1, rlndl for two days I holif ill Imly b o s vIti11 b ro,ko. I 00ntdt for dot littlo ttilur, nut ll, Iugh, lnd( lautghb 1tn(1 ,ays; I dont'( hllf i011 gotol jillgItuIt. It vhtts not i :ti-o for hi n b ' for ! ai ('try. I f I t ( lot cto k 1 ho h f Ier t:l iesl t foet of ml ht I l,,mwn it atl; 1 lI right lnlt n lt I y hit l:. IcIsI(', iatn' nbi. 1 rt) n mhtot t r u t, lll:(I vhfnt t. w'lat' Iu . " i nit ; 1it ." Hi low I uit i t i it to ho fw ll. h. Shot vh t ita No .Itt b I lul :tt (I inli siile n ii oteruix 11( l liouukti y "I dlclta r, Iu I v1 mt aliOltonie l" "'I low Vlh II(et . ;alys Idut wt11omIll "'Suml1 b i ltt(e littb- ;ihlt'! I,lto, ino, but you ha dt r ;nIIlest fo 11ny5 Idty inl di;: city.' 'You yhaslt i liar or it fo l!' y (lot, wollit. 'lDot Shot, V}ilt \t. OL It widel last undk I vlals at wiwltc clItat(r und nt ladly! ( i 1 In ( shoo tntli I will g(o by der noxt p lace!'' "I v r;in i :th ust lik;e dou1 all I bi ilu(, --iIll Jetr hinlo," Said thil l cobbler t; It rutach(I for his ap11 .hultrdl and Ib gan slalving ait at p iuc o fu ' lttt hur "I:fr he i tI 1 I - ;luo kol( i la o ( nt bod) inldl. n'afory timt( I pmrstist' tnybod it vhslr arll wrng. opl bulmuf hsto druink or teil It k:. er y, l111(it fly I go by lu( ito h t'u ltilor ."ou ila) I Shall lisholm, but yot ti+O I haill lust ail mIy VIust0omer1". I b,wt vini1 it (4ow Y" " 'Dlon't shok:+ no mour,' ht' says. 'Il idt sou htow it yiiIy or, bu I whoke iut tul o t vhas; 1 1ll right in t tilor shop, bmt a vobblelr shitll ut1%' l nt smilIteItn m (t ix u) dlSO ht olt for IO t!' "s l C11NHI;RI IN I'AlNIH) .-.I:NA'rI'" ,.(.'ner w(ru Unworthy m1-t(t"rule( nna( At dIrid, Fob.,. - -l(ottllt Ainounai, who insiistH that. (the rusp,onsibility lhall b(t brought ho to thoso to wht SpIttin)'HpIlf efeat Il I ' Spanisht Atu mrian war wor(' ihmn, (,ronti edit 0001n0 in ilte Honat todayt1 by Ials(illfr if it wnr(, truo thatt io culospratc'y o itet'(I a o gI th gen II'rll; I.t t r-mn.( bght b ing trtown ul(n,ll by 1, - oir. cnr,umstc; of tht walu ooout ont, (oral lr cu rit;tt,ll io ititor of wal, dl)di tis whitb cast al grat uproar. Pyunt yimnaP etoral"Ter ry nwr byfe rls, t hrewa piTO ATiho or LU G foLbrg rhue; Bottary 2.,n, ndAVxpIs &LAVs, U with,incr nso ito stamp' ovolopye.,s Malnagetlr,