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EUGENE CITY GUARD. rrearleie EUOENE CITY. OREGON. OLAObTONfe FAILING FAST. Ta oraa,l old Man Mm Agrat Nat; tear la I'aal Thrra Muatlia. Tltoae who fcaml that hii p'tin'tnetit from public life would bring uiarti Mr. (llndatoue just Hum evil which Iki de signed to avoid are beginning to find their judgment juatifliil. The tJrund Old Man ha aged many year iu the paat thrni motif Iim. Thn picture Im uiudti at tli" Ih Andrew ( lurk nieni.rrial nn-t lug nu a pitiful . Ho ww a fn-hlu. bent octogenarian, who bonul uja.ua tout tit k even when addnaviiug tho audience fniiii hi chair. Hi word were brave, poliahul, wi ll cli-u and appropriate. Not a ahadow him yet cn ed lila alnuing Intcllii-t, lull both fliwb and aplnl urn breaking I In ia not ill. No N illo malady ia undermining hi murveloua iialilT, hut a gmat change. which liia grieving friend ramiot fail to niignlw I" making rapid pn.gmna. Hu hu Imt intcrcat lu life. That ia oiuiuou. Fur t;o year hr foiiud rtat ia other forma of activity and -ce iu new trugg'c. Work Intit ls-u lil only no rial inn. rrcali reinibllitli never fuilid to renew liia vigor. Ilia frienda ant beginning to understand now what hir Andrew Clark aw clearly that for luch a nuiu to fold hta iiumla nioaua do- pair and death. Every fffort will I mode now to pro vidH thn warrior atuti-amnu with taaka and amhitinii auflli n uily iniirtiuit lu keep olivn Ihut energy which cravisj and foil opon whut iu tmat men would deatmy it. If liia ciithuaiaui can l revived, Im may rcmuiii muny dayt figure of which th nulioii will l moat (irouiL If not, then nothing can loug deluy the cud. The tnt niniukub lo i ffnt of Mr. liladntotiu'a retirement haa las-n dearly t-mphnaiicd iu eoniiiitiuu with liia find jiublio appearum). Ilia i-ucuilca have elnudy become hi a friend. He hua com pletely ccaaul to be a art i win ligure iu English politico. London Cor. New York Hun. SHE FOOLED THE OAIUFF. Itere iMiaegaa dim aa Kahlhlllaa ul He lantern? aa a Thirf. Dora I iin Kun.ouuuf thn mill kkillful thinvea known to tho oliiv, uav au tx btbltion if h' T art Monday momiiiK at tho llnrriaoii hlrtt t (Milioi tallun, which (rave ltaililf Vot 1 a at ill irn-atc-r opiu iiui of In r (li'Xtrrity. hhu had Ut-u ar rvktml in piin-iiunro of a atamliiiK order Klvcti ly Chirf llrciiiiun to Im k her up un hixlit and wiu arralKiiMl l f.mi Jua tico r'ti-r. Mio wua diM'liMruttl, aa tin re wiim no rviih'iiiv iiif'iuxt her. It--fomliuvi:x tliu courtroom kImi atoial to cluit w Hit tho bailiff. "Vou urn pri'tty cli-viT, Dora," aaid Vcgi 1. "but if all ini ii wcru an hard to rub ua I Would U you'd linvo to do oiui'thiiiu I'lxi fr a living." "Oh, miiiiii day aoiiia ono will fool you, ts" a.ud litn. Tho two ntioil talking for a few mill ul.n, iiml tlnn I lie woiiiiiii lift thn room. Shortly afterward ltaililf Vhki I found that III (liuiiioiid warfiiiii wua miwiuK 111 nil urilnl iiiaum r lui rullid tlm at trillion of m vituI oltlii ra to hiu linn, ulid tin y l iii to M arch thn room, iu tlm luulitT thought it li.nl iln i ixl from In M-urf to thn lloor wnncw In ir. Wliiln tin y Wcro i iik';ki i1 iu thn in arch lh Dom uaii wuiuaii approachi-d Vui 1 and aaiil: "llavo you found your pill?" "No," npli.il V... "Well, In n' it K" Kiid tin) woman. "IU' can fill In vt tiuinwhi n you bmu alaitit yuiirw lf. I jut waiill to ahow you that you would la an ruy mark," and h went owny lanlniiK. ('lilca(fo Inter (Ni an. A LUOICROUS DUtL Tarn hwlffl I hmma imm W m4 Taai tofc4 III Hll)li . I. On way of rombatluf an evil prafl tioa ia to uiakn it ridirulou (r w by tbia uicaiia that ducliuK waa atopuwl I a certain diatrii't of Kentucky aotua 40 years ago. At that lima a traveling prwtchcr limned llow ninn, aatrotiK, mua cular man, waa coiiilm tinK aaeriiof ndiirioua mx'tijiira In Kentucky. Atuxi of them a wrll known dil-ratii char an ler m-atel a iliMurlatiKw, aud being tiublirly ndiukiol by llow man aent him a cliallcii(f" to AkIiL Tlm prewher'a firat thought waa tC tn-at thn matter wilb i h ut contempt Then li n fli' t.-.! that dueling waa all too nimiuou iu thai reyinii, and ha de cided to ait-ept the cliullciiifH. Aa tlm cliulli iirfl party, Jiowuiau bal tho choice of wfiilia. Ho ai li'te a half biirhel of lurirnlriitb aitatoMiaud atlpulati d that Ilia opKiiiciit niuat atiiml 13 pucea iliNtiiut, and that only mm po tato at a limn ahould ! taken from thn mean lire. Thn dinixriulo waa furloua, but liow- man iiiMHtcl upon liia rlKUtaaa thn rhal leiiK)"! party and Ihn'ntciind todeiiounrn the fellow a a coward if hn mado fur t her object ioiia. He.-ini in war out of thn aTu', thn drarteroilo at Inat roiiai-nt Tlm colitcat took plwi on thn out aklrta of thn town, und almt cvcrylnaiy In tho ploco ttirnel out to an thn ftiu. Tho iM-onda arrani(el thn two men iu position, by tho kldu of rai'b la-ing a half buhcl meiifura tilled With K"od hl& txilatio-o. liow man threw thn firat iMin. It atruck liia iir-.poiient In a central a.t and fell lu pipct-M. A hout of lleliulit went np from thn cniwd which flurrnil the di-a a-rado, and liia taituto flew widnof tin mark. liow man watched hia chunci aud nr cry tlino hia oimneiit ntno-l for a o tato another ono hit him lu thn aide, InavinK a wet iot ou liia clothe and then acattering on all aidea. Tlm fellow wua hit In thia way Ovn tliuea. Then thn allth potuto atruck him iu thn abort rllaa. ami Im lay on tlm Kruoadoulili'd up with puiu and KroaiiK, "Knougb! Thn byatondeni Went wild with le light, but Mr. liow man looked very ao- lf. Tho dcaiHTudu waa taken home and put to hod, and thern hn atuid fur mora than a wrek. and when hn again apia on-d hn waa greeted with ao many oke that life waa alniiwt a bunlen to hi in. That waa tlm end of dueling in that regiou. Family Herald. EILVm DOLLAflS SCARCE. A lut W lil. H l-run-4 aa l aviiMvlnl Mil. nf Alhln la M aaliliilna. A party of geiitletueli WiW diacuaaing thn lliiaiiciul CMinlitioiia a mupleof duya ago w lieu one of tin m tvinarki-d upon tlm uiiiixiuI Murt-ity of ailver dulhira iu circulation in Wuidiingtoii. I In alatl tliai it wua ilittlcnlt in mil i a pi'num who had a alUcr dollar ill hia Ka kel, wheniw u few luoiitha ago thn curt Wlieela Wi re morn ilelitlful lluui thn pil- r aecurltiea. Ilia awrtiou waa ipjea tlohed by one of lilcoinaiii.iiia, wiiiTt Uni Im n nun kill that bo would l willing lo make awugirof tlm cigara to tirovn it. "I will ! l,"he n-murked, "that you caiiuot wiiliin one hour meet a man whom you know who lnw a ailver dol lar iu Ilia hm ket." The other, who bad iun itreiiu ly larg aiiiaiiil.un''. eagerly atveptetl tho gugo and tia.k up a iiiiii down at thu cor ner of Kiftiviith and K atre'ta Kvery friend and acquaintance w bo cuius along waa huctrd to exchunge a ailver dol lar for four (juartcrx Nim of billa Went pulled out of Jaleatriuiia' piaketa, but tlm limn with the change wanted only tlm dollar of hia ilaililli-o. At thn end uf thn hour hu paid for the cigara, tavatii Ln found not a man in hia quest who had a hard dollar in hia aket I dou't kuow the n-OMiu for thn narcity of auch mill, but ita riti in-n it be yond iloulit WaahiliKtoli Hot. Ikrrllnril llrr krrvlrM. SIniD the dintbof M. ItoUtiuiu the ilapar old gentleman who invariably Wore a at I k hut and carried an umlmdla When diM-hiUiillig hl olllciul dutlia, UruMb la haa lavu tlepriVMl of thn arrr-li'-a of a puhlio rxK'utioner. M. do l.n g haa kindly ach-d na a atopgap dur ing the liitcrn giium. wo k bit vo-eiarati-.n wua nipM-ati-d by thu authori tiea. At thn apaiinted hour a at out, t ml. lie a-.tl la.lv pn-w tiled herw-lf and jun tiy remarked to thn a nii'l.il func tion arm; "I've come fv.r thn rira utioa My hulu. ia not well thli ui. .ruing aud aaked Un- to take hu place. I'll let U got to l.uiin . " Tltc g in-al tiia fa, tiou w aa iutetaii flu) when alio added iu a rvaMurtiig tone, '"Una ia not ly any lueaua the firat time." However, tho auliiurltn-a n t uaed to avail thvmwltea of her offer and uraaui ly d.liuel to pay her ripena. lirua. A tirlaoinr in tba Muik mu jail amuai-d butiM If by wnting vevaea tu lulixoacoj lf j liar U ra ou auull pin-a uf p--T, w hi b tu pat-d ua ttio ba ka of the ruachi that iuXcatrd hia oulL The pa-try eventually klllol all the In tel 't a that carr). J It, n.'t Uvaoau it waa Uiil tat Uvauae llw lat formrBted. Tba Itahamawa. A linait curioua uteuail of lioliauian dwelling ia a llg ivment oven, lik a cone, at thn buck of thn In man. In tbia tlm family bread la bilked ltuhamarui aro phyaiologically atarved, ami their thin, attenuutisl forma ahow it. An uu varying diet of Hah and fruit ia not uouriahing enough, aud thn fact apcuka for Itaclf iu tln-ao ialundera. Thu while liulminana am homely ami aullow unha burned ao Hint completion ia a thing of tlm paaL lln-y rtindy aomn never Wear ilim; henen fia t III thiwn luti tuilca am tift and not luen lr tlm euda f lega. 1 uaed to guxu iu Milunrnlioli at thn fn t that daily and nightly viaitml ourachiamer. riieiWlieraof the aplanil ug could Wulk where u ah.al bail iMlild Hot laar lo trial. Thn akin la- mmt-a tougher than leather. Itlack Ha hiiiiiiina aru I lie llln-at aaciineii of tin. negro rwu to la ai n oulalde nf Africa atrapping fellow with muginlliriil urma and clnta, but liny are dreadful heggura und ilniulful liura. It ia ini'oui'lvablu how timpln the lUliiiiiiaua are. I aw old men in hau UIl Wella who hwl never Mill a In Tax, or a cow, or a w he lil vehicle. Nawmu ia their Mim-il "Why, laiy'auid Ji I'imlur to me (even laaly dow n hero it either a 1'unlar or u Johiianul, "Naaauu hia a city. Hit 'aa tl.noo aaipe, hiuid thu atna-ta urn mi w ide carriage kin go uloi g hand Icavn riami for a rxina to walk In hi beach aide. " Cullforniaii II luatrulil Mllgililie. Taa Maa uf lha Mixurat. Krom the unaleru girl'a point of view thu man of the moiueiit ia not of much account, any Soruh I Iraud. The iuotlnct of natural aelivtioii which inclliitM her Unit of all to M't him uaidn for hta flub lilneaa ia atrengtheiul now by her know ledgn of hia clmrai'ter. She kuowa him la tter than her pimmta d.i, and iu prolairtion ua aim know a him aim Hilda bwa and ha n iwm to nwpect him. The girla dtactia him w ith each otlu r and with younger inurri.-d women, and out of their dno'tiaiitoii la arlaing a atnuig diatuatv for hi lu. "I'm not going lo marry a man 1 can't nvl, " "I ahun't marry utilcaa 1 can II in I a iiinu of honor with no hor rid piiat," and "lVm't offer nm tin- mulilittetl n'liiaina of a man, " coupbal with the name of Tom June and Hl erick Kuiidom, are the iiiiiuiomt et- priwioua of it. And it ia in vain for the man of the moment wln-n be marrtca tu hoH" to couo'al thn c-onmpieiKX of the paat from hi wife by aaauiuitig high ly refined objection to "allowing" her to n-ad any laa.k that would opeti her yi .Maniiera nf tlm new woman are perfect. Mie in lievnr aggnwivi lievi-r argumentative, but aim underataiiiU the art of aelf defenan aud nla what aha pleaatk f IMOVraat Tiiaa, The drummer for a t'hii-ago home hnndliiig New Kugliuid trade, who had Hot aa n hi gial old mother for long time, nwutly aja-nt Sunday with Imt, and w ben hn atarted away alio laid tier hand tenderly on hia heaiL "tbaalliy, my la.r, "aiie aid "lut your trual in lYoviileiu-e, and yoa will cviuie out all right. " iMinw, mamma, he ri-pltil; yoa don't know that country. I'rovidence it the h.u-il.-t town to Wtk lu the wbola of New Knglaiiil," and tho g.aal lady waa greatly nh.a kial until they had come to a mntual iiii.leraianding aa Ic what rah one w a thinking about. la txoit .'!. IVeaa. A I'aakl I aadlliaa. Maud Frank 1'lutua haa iiroiaaval to Carrie, but the ay he haa mi are money than bralna. Kdith C'arie d.a-aii t a.-ciu to ciuiaid- rr that If be bal more l.raiiia thau money it ia not likely be would ever have pTopoal to hT.ll.at.iu Tlau-ai-ript COMEGGIO'S "ST. SEBASTIAN." Umw4 br Ujr aaud but alth naot aata tblaaaiM teiw I ra, flaad aa Madiiuba. waliig all that tbaf bora Uiaaal fbacbiW Ihina upward fare balk alaktad. Mill awl drlitbtxt; iU, bliaa, ba wit b aalt rim two tuula ar tniitMi: At lb louiif aapao Irara rtjuka, tbuugb U It, !! balil tlatil. Iatbaai,ti vi.it nf tl.a air, tba cumut erf tba llKt.1. ftioa baat lb r1l of a raftlra'a cliaarra: li .poll daiea. faualil la Ilia laf of baarra't divine aa vaiMiaa. IS'bllo c liar a la irti-l on tba iloml. uf liitnk buu. curleil flra. fbe bal loot. Ilm.iigb I Lam. far baluw.ea the wltb atf I tlr,lra. Mnal elrar nf U.i.d oiuat tbrj ba rat kubad. No joy la aa ftlil to Ibalra ab'iaa .. by olbar tyra ara back- ooad. Tbuuib arrow, ralu oo braaal and Ibnail tbf bava no iHiwrr In burl. n'bll IU) trnai l"ua fai a Ibri fall aa Ibataat la avart. Ob. mlfbl mlna ). au a II limit naaaura, laad oa ibair traaaura. tba world a lib tbuua and dart ttlkbldolta ilraaura, -llicbaal Field lu Uadua Aia.Umy YA.NKEE COAL A inealti al man haa fotiu 1 out that dia mal Wratber haa a bad rffect Uaa tli re-.ning powera aa well aa upon the ; tpirra. llraav. but dedui-tjona made oa tliaidy day oftaa prove to be faulty. I know it'ta right ainart offer, Mpilr, ami ia a big aiim of money for a id lot to get for taking a irof laiatafrou f'lttahurg to New Orleana, but, don't you aee, there'a heap o' riak to run. 1 ain't afeenl o' what tho river can do, for I've been down the Ohio and Mi ataaip' time enough to make their ac quaintance pretay well, but feelin a aro hot among the people along the liaiik o' the lower water, ami 'twould be ar much a a niun'a nnck'd be worth to l o caught with a brooilborii of Yankee coal anywhere N-twlxt Cairo ard tl.a Old Und Church." (The place where the coulbuata uae.1 to tie tip at New Orleana.) I'm well aware, Jack Leather, that the riak ia gn'tt," replied tttiuireThotiiaa, the owner of the coul. "Hut we have the bout all loaded and 1 want them Itarted, even though they dou't get farther than the mouth of the Ohio. Ho promlae you fiOU if you go through tu New Orlcau all right, with f.iK) in advance, which will lie your if your trip don not extend beyond Cairo." "A I aid, returned Jack, who waa one of the oldeat pilot on the two riven, tt a a inuzin temptin offer. And if I can pick up a crew of aipiare men hew in Pittalmrg I'll make a tturt of It. Thut'a right, leathern, " anawered thekipMT. "Offer them I50 apiece. one-third in advance." Very well, Mjtnre, ami if any of the boy are loafing aniiiud that' got tun bottom in em to go with me, 1 11 be ready to Yuat off" at daylight tomorrow morning." Jack leather did not meet with to much ditliculty in picking tip a crew aa he had anticipated, for, although the ar cloinla of civil ttrifu hud already begun to lower over the countrv, the ignorant tauitmun did not realm the bitter feeling with which the tmnple the a. in th were imbued, and couae- qnently had not thn fi ara for their aafo- wlnch the pilot, more enlightened. )lM'IIM',. It a no more thuu right for me to tell yon, laeva, that were aturtin on whut may ba thu imtteat trip that any of na have ever taken down at ream. So if thnrv'aone among you licit feel acury. can jet chuck hia plunder on the bank an gou-liurn right here, for after we awing out into the Ohio not a man mil leave thn laiut till vn get to New Orleana, unleaa he'a taken by ofllcera or oldii-r along tl-i way. or w atnke m mug niul huvu to awim for it." "Ain't you going down. Jack?" aaked one of thn rnw aiguificantly. "I ahoulil any I wua, wua the grim anawt-r. "Then I ris kon we un have got aa much aand u you una, ao there ain't any need of moro talk alaiut it." Though the r ply waa given in a gruff, almoat aurly tone, yet thn pilot waa well pleoaed to receive it, aa he knew th--nature of tho material hn had to deal with, and accepted the laconic retort of the rough laiatmuu for whut it waa via., a pledge of fidelity. A thn puir of long, unwieldy coal boata awuiig out into the at ream and felt the current of thn river, they were heartily checn-d by thn crowd of idle pnetator who were gullicn-d titain the liore. "I wiah we'd waited until night afore makin a atari," grumbled the pilot to hia aaaiatnut. Hilly llrown. "Now the newa that Jack leather with a broad horn of I'lttaburg Coal ia headed down river will travel a giaal aight foater'n we will, ami we may l.a.k for truuMe even afure we git to Cairo." "Well, my advice if, Jock, not to bug that tnmble la-fom it cornea abniad," re pliel the youthful and light hearted "aecond" aa he gave a vigorout tweep witli lut lung tteering our, aa much to einphaatte hia n-tuat k aa to guide the boat out into uiidalream. "I don't proline to. Hut, don't yon ee, whiln we're up here among th I'nion folka, if any one at..ai and aak tu what we've got we can any we're got Yankee coal and tell the truth. Hut when we get down into thn Miaaiaaip' and the other cbapa hail ua we can't ay we're hadcd with a aeceali cargo, 'canaw that'.! be a lie, and Jack Leather baan't told a lin aim e be waa a boy." "Well," replied hi companion, "you wouldu't catch Hill Hrown heaitating long bvtwtvn a lie that would burn hia tongue and the tnaian of a ro. If I waa lu charge of thia broadhorn, ane auv one ar.mii. I here akel me w hat Td got. I aboitld aay Yankee ovil. If I waa down alaiut Yickaburg war. and t'; chaa aholil.l aak me theaameipieatiou. I Would tell 'cut aeceall CiMil. If they tOvJ: niy word f r it and let me . I'd alee; a heap aihl aouti l.-r that night, think iV.g I had iueeml thmngb a uttghr; barrow bole." The ronacienti,Hia chief al iwly ab.ak bi neavii, Mil uia,ia no auawer fcr a, . eral Inlniitea, finally he aald: "l-rhaia thrn'a a.nne war wn can get amund it. Now, Kriittnky la a. mnrh ar.ti aa aha u f,,r the 1'nion, ao I waa thmkin if we cmld make a trade f.ir a hundred lui.ln . ,.r ao .f her coal, we'd have latb kind alaurd and wr'd 1 all n.ht." Ilrx.wu atmled at the novel Lianin r in whuh hu pilot prp,aa-d tjiptitt na coiia.ien.-n. tlmiifh be ha I to admit it waa ti.it a bad a hrtiia. Hut," be remarked. "Won't the n-t tapture ca if w make a landing to trv i that kind of a l-arterr Yea. they would U likrlr to. Dot it O truck me that before we got out of the. Ohio we might meet a ateaiuer that d be willin to rK'haugn. 1 know moat o' the cap na, and wouldn't mind throwln In a few titra buahelt for tbe aak o the accommodation." Tbia idea teemed to greatly pleaae both men, although brown obaerved that h would not go to o much trou ble, and volunteered to do all the lying in laae Uiey were ttopaxl and juea tiolieil. To ihia Leather would not cunwent; to the matter waa dropped. Day and night the broadhorn floated tranquilly down the Ohio. One after another thn large town aud citie were tMtHaed, and our friend could ane that everywhere on almrn great excitement prevailed. They were now journeying through what might Im termed a neutral coun try, for thn people at thi time bad not 0aiily expouaed the cuiian of the other aide. Nearly a week thev had Wn aWnt from I'lttaburg when they arrived at Louiaville. Here they were obliged to haul up and await their turn iu pawing through tlm canal. "You tin won't get very far with that Yankee coal," observed a loafer on the leven. The boata from down river My that they una are jut haikin for tuch chap aa you una. "Iteckon thev lie," replied llrown, to whom thn remark waaaddreaaed. "And they won't have to ha.k hard to find ua, for a broadhorn ain't ao email an object that it can't bn teen from one bank to another." That waa thn only comment made which would tend tocauan the boatuien to fear for their aafety farther along. hen again well on their way, leaving the city behind them, the pilot aald: Tve fixed it. Hilly. I've fixed it nil right You know Huh hkelton, the rap'n o' the Kuuduaky? Well, he'a coni ng out o Louiavtlln aonin time tonight. and'll overhaul ti a long way thi aidn o' Cairo. He'a agreed to alow down an make fuat, an give ua l'.t) biiabeU o' aeceah coul for KM o' ourn. What do you think o' that, my lay?" It' a right pert m heme," waa the reply, "in it ain't a goin to delay u any, un will lie a heap of relief to your mind. "That juat it, my lud." Some hour after midnight the heavy potting of a high preaanre boat waa heard approaching from up the river. "There a thn SHiiduaky! exclaimed l-athera. "Now, light another lantern, Hill, and awing it ao Skeltoti'll know It'a ua." As nam aa thn aignul waa diapluyed, the experienced lioutmen could tell by the aouinU that reached them that the ateamer waa alowing down. "It'a all right," aunt the pilot. "Stand by for her line. And you fellow get ready to roiiat I '.HI biubel alaiard of her lively." "Clir'tia. a laiut jeat otlfo' Lolliavill wnntiuter Imy coal," grumblml one of thn men. "!'ruM a he'a aei'eab au the Yank woiildii t im-II it to her, or p'ruai nhe'a a Yunk uud the a4M'eah wouldn't aell it to her," n-tiirne.1 another of the crew. "You can't tell bow itia in tln-ae time " It did not tiikn long to M-cnre thn liuwaera, and the big ateuiner and the hroailhorii tjunted on down the river aidn by aide. When thn laiutiiieu auw tho liegru en w of thn Kundilaky puaa them with filled Ui-keta and dump cml on their own pile, they came to thn collcluhioll that either Leuthera, thn pilot, or thecuj tain of the ateuiuer.or tailh, were crazy, but they continued their lulair until ordered to ccaa. Then the big Unit drew ahead, and toon her ri-d hot etnokeatack diaajn peareilaroiiud tlm l iid farther down. leather fairly dumed with delight when the exchunge hud la-en completed and he waa again alone with liia little bat.il. Culling hia crew to him, he auid: "Now, la.va, if we'rn hauled up afore wn reach the .Miaaiaaippi, or leoatwian afore we pioui l-laiul Number Ten, aud anyone aak what we've got aboard tell 'em 'I'lttaburg coal.' but after that, mind you, it a Kentucky, for we've jual taken aotnn out o the Sanilu-kv. A the cleverneaa of thn pilot' acheme dawned uam thn in. ne t.ai brilliant null. la of the lauitiuen, thev burat into a hearty laiih und coiigrHtiilute.1 their aiiierior ii.n hia alrutegy. On, on they drifted, until the Mlaaia- rlppi oa-neil Im .,rn tliem. Although many lamta v ere met, aome coutultiiug oftlivr aud aoldier in uniforri, they were interrupted but nin e before thev rwlied the Father of Wutcr. "If you know when you're well off yuit'd b.-tter work in and make a laud i.ig on the II 1 1 in. ia almre and tell your coal for whut It will fetch," adviaed a roan w ho had come off in a akiff to bail tDi'in. "If oi don't, the aeccali will aeize it b id chuck you fellow a overlaatrd lo tho cattlah. "I liua thiiiu'a ain't quite aa bad aa tt'ttt. returned Leathera. "If they're mt now they will lat be- fjn ton uei iiai inilea further.'' lty tbia fiie tin- miii in the akiff waa at far aaterii that Ina voice could acrve ly le beanl, and the pil.. winked at hia aaaiatutlt and tllll kleil. The third nibt after piamg Cairn liey werettartled by tainilig aix inen altoot out i.. the dark none and v. vecupauta apriuic over the I oil. The alrnnger were armed and quickly covered the two piluU Wltb their re volver. "W here are you from?" demanded the leader. "We left tiuiaville two week ago," promptly replied Hrown. "Nolle. 1 liia la Yankee Coal." a tertcd the newcomer. "Now if that atuff you're ttandin on waru't untied in Kentucky you may hang Ja k Leather to any treat on tbe hank." n.t.Ttcd the pilot. "Ah, Leather.. I that your went on th officer i f the guard. "Now I know we've captured a pro." And turning to Ina follower he continued: "Two of vou men jump into the kt!T and nin hi line out to the ahore. And you. Leath rra, order y.mr i rewr t the ivara. Yon tuuat make a landing at Yickaburg. Ah, ba. thi lot of Yankee coal i juat what the laiya are iu tieel of." "I tell you," perflated the pilot, "I've got Kentuckv eel alard." "IVrbap Vou have; but Well tew." Aa the two aecnaai. mat g.t into th boat Hrown went forwaril to haud them lb end of tbe warping line, lu paaatug among hit ow n rew be w huta-red: La-k here, if tha fellow tak n b) Vu kbnrg every on of nt will hang la-fore da) light. It aeetnt to turn mighty towaraiy to a.luw LJ a doirn men. tbongti Uiey are armed, tocapture tuirty riar fellow like na. A low irrowl waa the reanonae, but It meant volume". "I'ay out! I'ay out!" tbouted tbe tol Jiera iu the lat. "All right," returned the aecond pilot I-nll awav. vou're iretting It uow faater n voii can take it." Though in reality Drown wna holding outo the rii tiiitil be i-oeld aeenre a pi' of llinla-r to it, to mialeud the would lie captor and induce them them to think they were tow ing a liawaer. Then Fa cnt the line aud tmiaelewly dnp-d the log of waal into the water. In the durkueaa the four aoutlicriicra. who were ualliereil about thn indignant pilot, i ..ul. I not are what waa going on. liordid they realize any change in the aitnution until tln v felt their arm pin ioned to their anh-a and heavy hand) tihtced over their luoiitha. What ilia thi llieall.' UlM-al tolled Leather-. "Mean." n'ilie.l the intrepid Hrown, that wn dou't proan to make a Innd ing at Yickaburg. that all." "It'a a ladd atroke, but peril the beat one." n-nlied Leather. "Secure them lirmly until we get by thn city. It won't tuk half an hour to leave the light In-hind. Where amthetworua- cal that went off lu the akifTT "Towing a log of wiaal ashore to enre it to thn bank," anawered Hrown, with a chuckle. All eye were now atruined to detect thn preaeuce of another guardlioat thonld one lie abroad upon thn river but our friend were not nioleted and the broadhorn awept by thn city where em long waa to l" the aceim of carnage and atrife. A the aim up e the conllawta were well down in the rpup-Iy aetth-d conn trv, und Lenthera, having M-t tire-l the aoldier-i' Wi-ua,iia, ordered t In-Ill to li releawd and invited tliem to join him ul breukfaat. "Whut are you going to do with uar" ilcmuiiiled the officer, a wain aa he re covered aia-nch. "Set you adrift in one of my akiff when vou have fiuiahed rating," wua the oail reply. "You'll Im mudo toauffer for thia, la lieve Hie, Leuthera." "Oh, 1 mkou not. My in-tructioiia were lo take thia coul koiitb aa quic'aaj a po-uilc, und imt to "tie up or allow lliynelf to lie atop-d llluler nuv circlllll-atniice-,. And 1 judge theofliccr who ialiMiking for tin curxo ia a little bit higher up thuu you lire, my friend." "Hut where are you taking it'; "There' uuot her of my iiiatructiou Not to tell a aolll on thn river to wbol.l it i Colliglied. Si if Vou have filliahlal your re-.t you may climb into the akiff and go buck to Yickaburg. It'll I. a hard pull, I know, but it ia your own fault. You ahoulil have taken my word and not mie In the attempt to retard my progreaa. In a aurly nnaal the atiMicr baik their aeutN iu the laiat, mid without n-Mailid lug to the pilot' farewell Marled ou a gixal tell Ullle row Hgllillal the at run ' film lit of the Miaaiaalppi. hen thev wern Well out of hearing Leather graa-d the hand of hi u- afatant and vuid: Hrown, You did well, and if we reach New llrleuii all right vou ahull have a hundred dollar for lat night' work. If 1 have to wy it myaelf." till, we'll Im a urn to get them anfe now. I tell you tlm way I mourn. lika burg ia thn priiiciiut upa-r gnurd ata- tlnii, and having run the gantlet there Kiicceaafully tin-re ia Imt littlo danger of Mug atopjmd further down." Yt', bllt thine fellow will reiairt u aa nen na they get nalmre, act tlm bdo- gruph at work und we'll Im cuiiglil agiun. 1 don t think m. I hey 11 Ik- a-hamed to nek in i -bilge that eix nruuil men al lowed a coullauit to alip by them." llrown' n-iiaoiiiug provnl correct, ami our fneinla met with no further trouble, bill dclivenil the coal in -wifely at New f)rlenn. .A llln.imh an e-li aentiinclita mil high 111 the Creacelit City, the lamtmeii folltni lio difficulty iu aii'tirillg iuaae to return to their home, and iu juat eight w-eekt from the tune they left home Jack Leather, the pilut, and Hill Hrown. hi a.-iatnnt. were buck in 1'itti.burg with a round ainn of motley In their paa ket earn.-l by riiiiuing a mrgo of Yunk.-e Coul to New I l leulla. - .M.irltnll IbiWnlllK i.l Yankee lll.nle. ARE BLUE CUV3 VENOMOUS! A Teiaa Iknlnr I .prrlmeutliia With tli Irua I rum a Nraru'a .Vlnuih. It haa long lai n u la lief iimollg the lll gr.a a that the bite of one of their race who haa blue unia ia ulaiiit, iu ileinlly ua the lute of it mud dog or rat tliTiuike. Kew white Miiile think thi I iinything Inure thuu lucre uH tti I n ill, and while iiiatainv au n-c.j-.litl iu the lieWauii r t vety onov iu aw hile .f ilt-nlh riuliing from bite iutlictid ly blue, gum m-gna the general opin ion i that the dentil w.m imt caoacd by the bile, or viae that the M.aal of the (eraou bitten w aa in auch condition that a wound of ulimat any character iitial ly m-vcre would have ptialuct-tl death. It ia not qtii-tloiu-d, however, that thn bite of a human Uiug whether the blue gum variety or not may iu tome iiotnucv prove a wvcre injury. A com ia n iairted from tbe Lott Store neigblairhiaak A negro woman Ellen Toiler aU.ut . year of age, waa bit ten olaiut a wi k ago by her daughter-in-law. The Wound wua ou the little finger and wa imt at all tlaugvmua in appearan.v, but iu a day or two the hand la t in to .well, and the twellitig waa oivoinpttititit l r grent .uiil It a. n apreo.1 to the entire arm, which puffed up lo twiiv it ii.Tiual mm A phvai- clan waa called in. and he pn-a.nhed audi n'tiMiliia aa the rai" ai'liiil to lie main I, but lia kjaw . t in and laated ata.ut -JO hour. Klually thn awelling b. gan to uliate, and the old woman la now con-n I, -real on a fair al to mxiv- y. The d.a-tor l.-unn-il that the daughter in law w a i.f tlm 1 Inn gum variety and rxuiuim-d In r tm utli to ai-e if it d iff. rod ' fnmi that of ainU.lv i In-. He aar ' tbe gum are f a purpliah blue nuittled apptaramv, unlike th.a if the onliua ry negnv He ia ak. i.ti.-al on tbe anhject ' of the bite of uch a p rnn being more pli4iou thin that of aiiy tme elae, but tay hn it experimenting with the virn ' or taliva from thi woman' mouth to ' cw if there ia any truth in the belief of tbe uegn-. The aut jevt of hi experi ment l a tuiall d.v. which be innocn- iate.1 with the viru. and he aara he la waiting f.a-development with aome de gree of intervat Henham IV. tSalvwa- 1 tod Newa 1 SCE.NEKY roMPaVKEU. TMt MAIN DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ENCklSH AND AMERICAN. Tba Oaa I. Ltarywkar AoVrlad hf Maa aad Art Tba Other I Prlaaaval aad Virgin-La.arjr May Kail aglUh eaary, bal Not baM'ilh I a. Having lately viaitut Euglnnd after a long alaa-nii., my mind aim-e my n tuni Laa la-en lmv with theaul iM t of thn r- lutioii la twieii i,ur ai m ry and Hint of thn old world I viait.il dull part of Hunihins flu l.av ing the hou-e where I wua Maying it wua ina-t-aaary to get up to an curly bn-nkfuat tociitch a train. Two young aoldier. very plcuauut und friendly fellow a, who went away nt tho aamii time, wern in inn cuu wiiii me. Ilefi-n-ucn waa iiiiiiIh to the aceticry, and oun of them, who had lai n in America, auid, "Yon Ameiicnii may imt alway uy you uduiim Kiigluml, but in your heart y i m kimw IIhtd i nothing likn it. " 1 baikul out of the cab window at thn flat and very mlbd out lumlacaie. cnt up into qniin- and plot by irrni feim-, which, however, with it apano ouk atumling hem nnd there, wua not without a claaaic griu-e, and thought of tbe fn-ah und uiagii; out line of the Vir ginia motintuiu. Hut tho hour wna much tii curly and t ilmwy to allow of any i xpniwimi of lia nt. It it an old qui-atloii, that la-twii'li the m-enery of thn two world. It i aimpln i noiigli. however, with auobvion uuawer. Hem it i primevul uud virgin nature; there, nature ufTn'tnl bv man and urt. The iliffep niii la twu ii Kuroa un nnd Americaii trc nnd wiaalhiiuU ia aig- niflcaiit of thi. Kurly in Scptciula-r uu aniuaintaiiiii liaik ino to baik at n rn tniirkabli) oak on hi place in Kwu x, which he auid hud lai n thought by muuo pcrnoii to la. a relic of the ancient lint ir.li fon-at. Thia o;ik, which w u not very high, threw ita aiwerful urma atrnight out in ull din'ctioii oviruwidn apiwn of gn ai in I. Certainly audi atni. could not have ataal in nu alairigiiiul fon-at. Them would not have In n aufllcieut tun to .rial un- ao gn-ut uu uiiioiint of leufagc, Ulld there Would have lai n UO naiiii for auch u vaat lateral extenaioii. It ao hapM-mil that only a few month I fore, iu June tIi;iw, I hud m n iu TeniiiMi- n giaal ileal of ii fnn-t which wua iiliina-t virgin. The Irnn went afraight npwnrd lo a gn at height, thn lili-a la ing clean of brillichea u long diatunce from the gronnd, und the leaf nge want, evci pt nt the top, where it re- u i Viil the Mill. I nale into the middle of thi f. ir.it. Thn Im were often ao liiae together that it Would have lai n hard for it borao lo go la lvvn ii them, und my hoie follownl the tail of a treulll W hli'll Waa a-1 ahalliiw that it acarcely innn- than wet hi fetlot ka, the rhialialcndmii la iug very thick on each aide of me. Hulling tu the tnidat of tlm level tli nr of the fim-M, it wna nit im- pn-u-ive wi iii. w hich I found. The pule, lofty trunk atiaal even-when' parallel. and w ith a atuti ly ilmirum uud mgul.tr- ity.exci.pt w in-re, half way up the ml- jmi'iit iiiiiuiitain aide, aoiiie tumbling Im-, leaning nt angh-H iiguin-t their atitTouiidiiig fellowa, which had nrreat il them in falling, varinl I he uuiveixil propriety with u noble iiinfuaioii, tlm gray trunk baiking like mighty fallen pillar of a ruined temple. It ia true that our wi nery i not very rich iu itaaiaia'i.itiiiiiaof human hiatory. Thia a. mm. of inten-t w Iiiivk hen only to it alight ib irrn.. Hut the l.iml 4'ii. haa ita ow n lij.tory. la it not well to conaidf r that hiatory? I not ai-iiery iiiimIo more impn aaive by the at inly of thiiai. aul.liiue ehaiigiK which huve pro- pnml the world which we mi, and may Hot the ili ln-iirei of men of w ienii', i far u the tiiilearniil HTt capable of com- pn liimlinK tin iu, laibmught to tin-a. rv in of the aoiittt of natural la uutv? Another ii nit r L-t there tuny la in thn Ni iiery ot the two lands. 1 here ix tin to 1. aald of Kngliab mi nery it i (suit able to the luxury and comfort of Kng liab country life. It i nppmpriute. to thn Kngliab f!iha,t. There an. plenty f country Iioiim- throughout Kuglund in w hich maieri.il comfort urn of thn la-at, uud which at n-rtuin Maw ma con tain much uurii'uhlc cuinp.iiiv of laith m XiK. I had a. Hue experience of auch A holm, iu Sum y. The library w a excel lent. For u Wonder the weatln-r waa giaal, the ephemeral I'.iiti-h aiin-liinn n'Uiaiiiing all day on the wnitln rn wall und really IiimIi 111110111; tli.-c M.avi n f the garden you do not know bv liannv E.iaily detuiiiiil by auch nn existence. you iin not im liiml to anything more active than amne kind of pleuaaut null ing and un- likely to loao ymir place ut that, while your ga4 n-at Uam thn lulls to the wn.!. To audi a life uiid auch u alate of mind the vague, soft ua-ai- of the Sunvy hill w;w tuo-t auitu- l.le two iinpulpuhln rniigeaof hills, al luring to the 1 yes. K. no thev Ni'm- il rather than aulistami or mutter. und unreal, aave in their gi-ntle emer ald coloring. And they were alway ly ing then', quivering aa iu a (In am a mi race which did imt go away. If there ia nn ugm-meiit betwii-n lux ury and Kngliab H-enery, my tu ntimeut i that, on tho contrary, luxury diw-sn.it Hut our winery. An inm foundry, frange tu aav, il.au n,, harm. A forge, a factory by 1 he aide of a jaind fllhil with wafer lilii-" I have now in mind the New Ku;(land laiidac:ia theso are not unsuitable. Hut a tine hotiae iu tome way i, and my aetiaeof incongru ity extend as well to tin an. tnanaioti which a friend ib-aiTi!- a tun u Atiue in the front and Mary Ann iu the n :ir. An hitivtun-, a.th private and public, ahould la am h n ia auiful to the h-al hipiin-iiieiit .mil hi.ti iry. Awhile fpire, fur int .inn-, marking auch a chun'h aa New Kngluud farmer have built for ireiieratiiuis what nn el."iuent ol j.i-t in a wide and undulating view' E. 8. AN INDIAN MUTINY. rat' the M... rait, l.nglaud I. Lu,f -,M,a ta Hate Truwlile aa liar llaaila. One d. not look lu the atai.l tn,j diguitl.il fs pe tutor fur the aloiirdiii, of H'llanlionul jouniuliaiu, and tln-r, f.i, ita grave ajiiiuunii ini ut of a la in f (jt another Iiulian mutiny i clian ut ban. I will much Intetiaify tlm growing f,, i. ing of nlartii over the aittutinii in ,,, Aai.itio ilimiililiui i f tho (lim n. Afi- r fxim-aaiug gn-:it uppn hi iian.ua Iuimi),,,, tm 1. 1 ili.'patclie ami pri vuti. ,-tt, 1, Yhe pai tator aiiya: "It I at all t v, m. Within tho limit of u.l,i tr i,,t w -if hiu the next f w day nil qm .11. i,. Which now ii.tcn-at the inuntry mav U twullownl up by the iiitelli.-u,-,, ti, We huvu for tlm aecond tium 111 th,. .,.( half 11 ntury India to nn.iiiiier. "May i tlm time fur iiiaurni-ti.,i., thn anple ta-lieving that tlm In-at pic. trule white nn n, and if u ri-ing h.i lai.iinriiinK.d it ia during tin unmtli that it would bjn-t out all over n.,111,. em India. Jnt nt thia time we up. .,r to Iw niviving one of th.e ,irni.., Warnings which have fniiiently pie, , .. ul iliaturbniui-M,' ami which in s:,; i,, tho form of the Hii-tnhiitioii of chnp.it tiii little nnleitveiied caki-i. Thrmi-li lli har pttd n rt of the imitlivvei in, v wen-diatribtitnl by tinkiiowii h:iml, 1. . ci-ivnl in aileiiiK na by men w ho uinl. r atiaal w hat lin y me-iiit mid iusii i.hi.i Uni t evi ryw lu re w iih the kiiii.. ni p tiou. "This time It t iki the ahaa of a mti h of pi. u-o r mixed with hair, with Which the trim of the cmlle-a maii.i grove have 1. Hi'nlly b-' 1 ,( thnitighotit in liar und the provim , . 1., the cost und weal. As iu iu7, tin mm know how tin wa iloiie, er by wlnmi, tli'iiiKli tlm liumls-r of r-.iis inv..he, inust la gn-ut. The jMilii-.-, if they kn.. txtiy I liuiar. reveal iiolhiug, ntnl thep... pie rellialll ba-t in that nppuietitlv tin obn-rvnnt alienee which, throiighniit Aaia, when 11 dangerous incident a cm,, llienlia mischief. That uleine implies nnd pmvea that if uuytliiiu; M rimis is ititeiidul tile llilnliaai uud Mllaiillmau-, iw in IV,;, un. laith ill it, f..r liny 1 - 1 J. 11111I1 ratand nutioiiiil ways iitially well. Tho 1111 aning of the i hupatti aa a ai'iial iK iia (l the giiveriiini nt olll. i.ila iu s.',; a the inclining of the diatrtlmtioii i f pluatcr caNqa them imw." 1 he lilui'inlal lltti ralni s nf J hi, Shi.- tutor un- not without ju-micati..n. There has lain an inna-y fu ling in Anglo Iiulian cin-h-a fur luonths. Many ja r-.lis 1 if high uiilhonty in India limn lain writing home that "l.unl Klgm will have In hands full la-fore long, " uud "gruvu oii uin-ini- mnv ! cxtai t- id in the lieur flit tile. " It l aiglntli ant Ihut the i 10 1 11 1 1 i if the npiiiiii iiuiiiuia- alnll IlllVe enlltl ll.llteil llilli'll to the (lis- coiitent mining the nativi-, while thn population of the Win de Hurt h isaulky and n la lliuu las-nilae the govetuuieiit i trying toimi-t it . by iucnuaing the iisM lament of the land tax. I.nii- ui le tter. PORTRAITS OF AMERICAN WOMEN. A Nnvi-I I.4MWH l.vliililtliiii i,f raliilliitfa In Ib-iirtll Ni w tnrk liuriliea. Arruugenieiit are now la ing mail., for u li mil exhiliilinii of old and linaleru portraila of Alllelicall Women to la- held curly in NovemlaT nt the Academy of Ik-aigit. Hu h exhibition of women' portrait urn given by thn t iallery club iu Iiudoii, but they an- new iu New York. It is prnarti d to divide the pro etuis from this ehibitioii Nlwun St. John' guild and llm l irtho dio dia a usury and Ina-pitul. The la. lies n-tm'- tiling these two chnritii- v hu lire ur rnnging thi exhibition are Mr. K. N rt H. J'olter, Mi. II. Wintlimp tlrav, Mr. John A. liwery, Mrs. Charles d, ltlinui, Mr. J. Ilol urt Wam n uud Mrr. Adulf I-nleiil urg. The m lu t imt of tin-pictun-s will I, iu the hands of 11 com in 1 ; t n of well known artits. It i la lievnl that the novi lty of am h uii exhihitioii, iu adililiou to its ui'i-tii' tneriis will iii-nrc it niim liieni aro in New York many valuable por Iraits of women. Nunc of tin in urn ly Ainerieau arti-ts nnd a unci if tlnin vve.) painful nl.r.ind. So lung aa the aubjn t ia an Americuu woman the paint nn.' may Is. hung in this loan inlln timi. Already thn auimiiuii incut of auch an cxlnliitii.il bus nroiiii int. rest, and U I illtellileil to lllilke It It Ma ial Meci-v Mr. Uiwery aald last night: "We proa.ao to IciVn thn 1 xhiliiti'Hi during the wn k of the horse ahow, fir then tin-re am many i.ph in town who Would la' inleri-ti.l in auch an ix hibiiioii. There nn many line a.rtraits of handsome woiiu-n In n', and I think that auch un exhibition will attract nt tuition und la in lit our charities. It is iinpia..-ilile yet tu 'ive uny details ula.ut the ll.ntnus that will Is' xhibitid. That rest with the artists who anion the hanging cniiiiuittiv, and of coun-o it i tiai early for tlu-m to la in their work. "New Yotk Siut Nadal 111 Ci uturv. t.aualag la ,alanil. Urd and Ididy Mount Stephen, who haveapent very many iur in Canada, have inlnalticcd caina-mg in S-otJamL They have taken the la-autiful eatate of Kaakally. I'erthahim, l-l..tiiritiaC to Mr. Uutler. wl.uh ,. inpriM-a a atn tch of the put ure.. (ii,. river, Tuiiitiu l. which nui thnrgb the Pom it Kil'iiecrai.kie to Athole and all that district, and, in order to explore more fully. Lord Mount Stephen baa brought borne a Canadian rain) and two real Canadian laavtinen. They have aln-ady allot ti.tiie of the dangen.u rapids i.f theMcx'tch river, and tru invet:k-atiiig the aaltn.aa pia-la among the la...-r in otherwiae ur.vm p'ta Li.rd .Vuejit Stephen intenda Ui ue bia can ? later on for aaluion fiahing. Tbe Uovell v baa t reated a great deal of i&trmt in the neighborhood, xtnJ.i. to the ducal lartr at liuur Alhol caaU. Om. UI IHnlra Slarlli-.l. The chappie in the atute dcpartiiieut aro in despair. Tiny cannot turn up ; their tninmr uny more that is, tiny cannot Wear them tunn-d tip nnd con tinue, to Work in the department. St-re-tary I in-sham happi mil to n one of ,the chappii strolling leiaurcly through 1 the corridor one day last week With hi tnmn r tiirnul np 111 true U.n.lvii aty le. Tho next day this particular young 111:111 fonud a note mi lu de.k directing bun . to di-voiti himself to UJ1 ijai ially un congenial ta-k, and one ut which be i would hardly cam to have his aia'iety j familiar v him eng-.ik'nL Al the same I time a ln.rrid rumor w a apn ad uhrooil j with truly feminine euipha-i and eiu ; la-lliahllleut to the fai t that Kellesaw ' Ijimlia, the private tai n tary of Mr. I (invhuiii, and a man who never taket ' any note of climatic condition in I.on t d.ni, had given thn tm n tary In. wntd : that every chappie found w ith hi trou I r tunnil up shntild 1- tri at.il to a I Wn k iu Coventry. Washington Letter lu Iks-ton A.lverti-r. o liar 1'iait 11 tntarrp. Tlie Antwerp hit itimi waa f irinal ly oja tieil, auy awrtfi-r, like ntlotlnr gn at allows, 111 twin nhlieas. Tin- allow t.ile in the whole world, but its gn-ut feamm iu fact, ita nttc! raiann d'etre i the display w hu h i then-ult of H-l-iriuni'a colonial ventun.- in thn Congo State. The country ho achieved one of the -Tvafi-t mrm.-,- iu hi-t..ry ino li ey making,' ami it pn.u.lly j r. 1 11 - pn.f of it, Kvi n Knlaiid, w 1M1 ull her African o.nqtu-at. pian ful and other OIK, i put to shame by n il; pari li. The I'uit.il St.it.-a uiakia a atn.wir.g thua far ao l r a to l ri.llculi.ua. Cl;!y bankrupt Italy, of all couutri.- of rank, tuake inch a U'sar!y diaplay. o 0
