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"Fool, i" said Booth, s'do you wish lc in- suli me; never saw you beioEe.n

 "Why, rascal" says Parsons, ''I know you by thai patch upon your bOOln

 Parsons wits began to turn--he could hardly believe his senses. He walked, he ran until ou, of breath, 10 the jail, and there was Lovett, with the patch upon his boot as before.

 Parsons was taken Ill. and continued so for several days, and Booth resorted to ano- ther siratsgem to recover him. He feigned illness and death, and having made an ar- rangement with friend, at his lodgings, he was taken from the jail in coffin, bored with holes, which allowed him to breathe and conveyed from the jail-which satisfied Parsons that he was effectually rid Of "Lovetg.'

 A short time afterwards, the .ragedian met Parsons, and inquired why he had circula- ted report that he Booth was Lovetl.-- Parsons explained the resemblance, and apologized to him for having acted so rude ly in the market.