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'41 f, W A 3 -- 'Y*E1L Ell ew~-.~2 * ~ ~ " ; 7r 7,1~ _ _ -4-i.. -- - an hre ISe A-. . - j ...... . -a be, d-hfug ,"~ ..'," 1ha b r~Y Op 4-O 1~a~i~tb~d thg Gapmwr rb 406 C 0Ay . - n ad ere - d oae h ardered tebog og ind here found J6 tornpe e things all stea u 2it ne titel y.ou-as "6o bep dead l ark ou Yo Ilg to tbe village with us. wtha ire4ghtead to. A u th othr haU .W do with toy? "Lt thero do-o ou t stay t . see it just J wer foi Come poney" n ikurne tw n ie e look .upon. the nurgerepelar, ad ^ gzed':upon his. blol -t stained.--,a4dd, and .wtfih heavy heat he . - lowed m c s e-aw'.the.full force of Ih edcirlcitanceunide- w nich he ha6ben' fbund an heknew stiniy rhe iethod Vc in Which such- cesfwem.An sosed-of m the , - ~ -1 1. ,_ . s C CHN R th arcannornr herf orf 'bIB~ ARRLLA14y WER' VIUSITOR. yarro-l an or af jn liftg eiobeautiful-.i hopi s.'t thie eall cool0of the "'epng that she qat . ipon ddodi -k sto., f heea cottage wid over h I15i. lik WiAh ialladde ihthuriie4 intoed he houeiib i aper1tfol her was a stoi*t A oung hit rhe'loo eulivo. Ter hi ;eaUevery m d. iiS faatirs a darfA ye s ~e'aieons:scarthat : heif bye i'dshe hadireceived en e - ra*I?id dru ken ro.ws.-, ? ~ 'g~L 'mning.t -you Mie Mary," nd e' r he unconsciousi entered th .#144uipr-eksnced nakes'ith a.bidone " replidd 'n Ir .,ir ffinvoide -"G6 yonr ay, he Ain - !ik..J" ' e"Thi "WA 'y 1 rling an e . s stahth pren..,I .U~tay heethe I shallg I've told y ow 1 -- - that Iwould hve' t d wtleave m in peace. s nd7 on ~ ynalkbemi. -o t a an~iioh~ -Rins1ni SRolyour ton sfl.O a 4n -has been conviced le isgpoing iup I- an :Mar Carroll gare -Broosby 'le-arm~ ne inl 1ked wildy itito .k~K:4 -:- , "Don' you ietome1 O erBron'" b1 '1t ign'ta li~ dney Driesbeen en Co ene f thtiy-ftrt ece -'Nino the shan' ~rn hin cried the in aitil '" "Conoy pever did that mur- shi o wa tin IMs hirt - eace, Iary. Young 1Diale can be nothing .go e cadi e can be everything. CC S"itheshin t tlioug~h, utteretd the dark man at t~he saina-thme grasping hold of the ex cOted girflviti a ronegiarp. Now listen to me, Mary Carroll; you've got to bie mine, ad inine you shall be in spire of-all the pow-ers of heaven flr andarth.Iv set'-gsoul onpo'sessinlg .you, and diit.ecre if I lose that soul in the getting bnik5i pale and h'aggard--his te t rere grating-together, an d thigb brath came hot thI aiid quix'k Poor' Mar-y -was fi lhtened. She a stOnt 2hearted anid tru-ahaiearted girl, but in she kuew'that'lie would do'enftiing togiin is U-& . V0 jW - Let go of rae'' she shrieked. "Let go of re e Casper Uaroot. I can nlver be yours, I swear--" ne HshiMry Carrolli;" rrupted Bagroon, , in a wLai-'per. I am not a myin to be. tliwarted. U I eduuld 19ll vou s.owuethin a thiat wiould- open Li )Qur eyes' toLur oV.1n it" . - - t - "Au you couild tt~ll of -dark doedb enough I .st Sn 114 dLS it l " hr "uttered Bagroon, with a quick he i i~ - i 4 iio" glii~aity, lay irg her fnger upon ecv 6-~toh is shirt bleeve. - - p .tsb leagroon its blood.' eD n Lf frfm nas h ke b 4 ~ ~ ~ ~ 66ue' He trjrbled -liii urne t. -i -m vr - - adi red wiledyupon Ofy andihse e - .te darkstai - .'Ii bo ou ie, ary c arrnot thre~ki bl~4oi n' - -3 Inseie as~g b, at-that moment, so?" Can.* deed upor hry Cain-oll, for snd tl'eaIgimpadiit a stely gaze t Sipkes u~I tiian bsfore. her. - t th ti't islekd" .thv Qini phee 'ad yckow&n bhlOI4ploYupon you "Wet-apdBgOn gzing'ipiickly t bt i au sheii o-.bloodi'here Out t ~-.6 't~ rik Niiihds re cleana" til -ard notn ean' iad Marysustaied 'ar b~~ trne~~i,-.r ca al. hevate'rs of , Oa~ern, t Lthessoud, and in: tphre ny'o ma tY he prang forward pt .dgrasped grerieolebylh arm. a t "Now, hold thattogtie of'thing,? he yelled, T ~I wan't no moresof'it;:-loii..are mine, Mary, at Carroll. --Mine-miine' .I -hfvelqved; you as I ierloved a human beigefore -but by- the li aints, you can turn-thttlove to' madnes .You may---i - a~~boI ~Irdoort Sbe sran into zo B~~y~hu4~di'a~ddraggedt ~---> .ti ~ pi~kbed encetnwxd~ ear * 4 , A611 abelt' N~o wards ler~ie e 0 -tepping into-t 'W"4Q rough the dim~ ili . e tier cure fal rm I Ij decme't ter b'riv 1 therhm glodm I Theresolitte 6-e toh d -hail ended -1.h sjiuketio see Coney DrtheWd1r rusedlierie esaid:4hes - g~~I as mnded to -lies ian ne bu ~b riestc I~ aditado"hicell ra beb.: n1A C. the Jatlo wasg in rab e e ~ wever, tbat she.nfig. td tbe hifa a aas fromim wdul ait he. - With the feetness:ot~ wind, sa~~at f6rthe hoide h'ieiff, who6 6god fortuneo" itbonie S onl he~reqbes iand b~aftre "Obduistsee hing sheQr the''fvirld to me. If' he' must 'de "Not to-gght," saia the Shrif, but st' Akeniifi wavering tone. fe y e lovofiGod sir do - >rrow mng :o ite -oney never cor ted tbliaVni ' I know that. Zvas -I sho e blihis e e fen sir 'h d e edind w khawshat that hny-1 ve C. Do 6q 0ho, ir~! . . . . .. -sankupoa'berlneesan clasped is d Dg g i'rrolled- down he dhe6L6 ciu h siternffodr az~ ioiied bcspA ld n ftfind it iighi V~foirdh% u . Y i;c itn-i bews'cfr a - 'a Blu h d ** es a pidfy,1ff ary" Ire ced L tli .-o seid haendsae -h~ed' - - "Huh, oayfa dntI cn emrc od a enthn t o ie hresliotiika l - Ten oilAr d'behert berms'about begsorg that ner ekg "1" 1ti armfateoised" ad "wusconyrda can emeracmeyouwan ' tyouer did behno, budwr that -you nrdr indy ?."; 9You know I did not, dai-linfg. " indeed, I know it. "-Tben there's some stisfaiction in that ' "Buti thcre would be moi-e atisfact ind ding out who did d, ,sid Mary. " That is past hope" returned Coney. c " But do yoti not suspect any ? Have y ou not e last idea who did it?" she eagerly -asked. I "Not in the least. But why do .you askc 1 " First felle me all-tlia circumstances atIend- ( the finding of +.he body?" Coney went on and1 told thie cireinstances ,t as theyv hadtranspired. .How that he wis ~uring afroin'the London derr side of-:tlie eat bog just.atiriight-fall,- anid 'wheD he -b.ud ary reacched the Tyrone side. he saw acdai~k t j.et gainst tlio bushed, near the isglid path, s wentup to it,-.and found' .it wais thie -gedlar'i ecWr wextinlCt, but the beoly 'wa warm.:and e o blod still. iliwing. Unte:-. t'bese .circuir oces, he. took the iody up and carriedat.t$ e uj-anud, where asthe reader al-idyktfdt . cuue across. the pack. The rest ~hetot'iia; a c~o-. -.~Everythingr wa-s hiidast -lits ifh i'ience, thlough circuistantljalj lwas yet 'a1tiist.[ :-itiv, and ithbad'taiken but-a few 1ninunfes for t .'irysto .bring in their verlget - "Telline"said *Marfas Coney-closed is': yi~reno one whomi eoti thilrimght I e done-tb"'h o--yowrkybdof nmy one's' ig been' in' this viinity on that eyeming?7" 499 M onlydhe threenwhofol 4dliegl nw"e BagT St eMary wht d yoan e yiGod. 1 believ' aspe dogged . he ha's sworn to killfme Feinayiiveidi it-for ni, an idyeapbiance of the pedler e apparently well fill6d pack~ tbejneiness of, urandth place may hav e sc in. t had heheart c 61anbMI - knoy 1 id. -' -i wothat -d weadcannot May .sat'do PI b and oe 'me she nereen te a knht Her ibot edloor, hr -ite e -d each'otlr an hen she at length raased~ r h~ed all: traes 'of:Jeai erggone 'aid er iner-sypoke of '.resolute woma'swd~il- a "Conef" hid "belieye God somtiimes i ts the truth ino the heads.oft us poor mor: T ,whein no earthly undetading could. 1 m.nht Caspsi-Biagroon was in y cottage, Hn ! didtheare-" M us,Coney, he did not barn'me. I si w od tipon'llis shirt sleeve, and when 1 howed'g to. him:- he trembledg and;..stammeredigand: oke from me.s Then he seized me,.but teada ay.sand he followed:..me .Hec augt and ' gemeibadiqand lie drew his ie-.Ths ihubtcae upon me'like aishiaf lightnig tat 'ngron hada murdered t'hiel yelsra God ustlive given me'tbught,;fori :estnwldt a. reet conviction..dIgot'awagicomrn m Mary. Carroll aroefrojnhe se1nd udsp hnd oeth. ~ co, e thr iswligboso% eili g~A -A e~ U -_'P Zia. redtho eq'-' i'bhiedq'pe stc fIld reaC oeidit long apo"*'~\~?. - "And 'you t.111hae 6ebod' uii oo CHA-PTDRV. T. A E su W i dowhen- - People *ero surpriied e "apr Bagrmon ~as.Arr~std fr thmw ,er6oCihe--pe~i,:but.t one.were. Forr Pn o-inionA turned ike-ta retbei-ct'ck ere the. envaas e.Jad' pen pro a A& njaer tec ange en as)[ilggWon a-,.ae s one-:cann'o ,%ter e cien --Afe dsaoD.C hee estb eionan~ihhsetwoasiutri r3Binstnd hn ppse-the N~arsor abu Iin m ~ thio fet;ino herier e - s ar ins mbvhder foutly,* nertespt0h octo;.suece ei iadin he ldes'sfey d nhj.l-ee up-onthes shoe - Wiaet ecp aseone totebug, wihfotnt'l e ichcoe- wD.- ee erfomW th injuripby'.wash almstw miraculos, es da L-.e i C. . a.):l '-eradld. Homurim itiL..-Theetorftheyett - fers ..the laten ophote defalcain6, in e urk (athe Stivj. .Nchos and-ridrks : _ mbikent th~is..t fort eep~urpose o saier.a y expaerenc .n tha it Ao o everl n oters it mdlha ve nonehre,.'satisfi*es entwire-, y u-'ide thorse een oe,thd guiest hbv ec-ore asoon bilschnTeued to swwtp tie hnosewere overchre, andz? when itm 6 iinel heeror wasinstantly oretfeJu leaini a ensa.ldelberatl madefr the pupose f.e ea~e .he ireIlIner. th atl; the Ame. earie s a re hiit u nt 's 'wIathat eano~bas ere and pe lea *eiildfay.0- deohtot d(kikelye6 .s- ' honbl' i Crigh Th- ere as aoDrCWeee, etoe, n-cispanwthstio siter ra resodtoiget-m bgg frotwthsidincte o > oasitind pwren oppobire tesd egrroee edu n th-ok-earlaponvf a: prcpiou an.tet sllohe .tin yetinted-ttr:hes rive. fo wr atiedspontionisereamo dis.r~telve steiand cthehobe donizedugwithut nti-. Sne.' The .hadaogon-oead guideby eDctr soonigue-adsed indimmn thr he as darch mounin~ead f.u eneraus'chiig eil-'dhd twere focasnatef n" theigoinh Jtr' sueleded eloplanding. wtheadethelly adidued uphe 16eadther -:Withful.~ pa'tor on-o ehanosft hich'ah brkn ni irsuern capofthirtyftisa the rivarn Atheir-eie-~ feh~Icii seevith oey . oon he esap irefrohnii .eiousinpiras bmnsth' iralen Ladequl o he ffdCts o Parr.hinhs awe uihdayshewts dCei Vne)head.h iil Tin alo'thed .s.fatheeitcrfh'eetrie vil ler .)O i~ aovoimienth o er Sand etfeing at gaes tjeldfl adilmin a li' at the dSsichos) n'ofdheiarsm"'n vele nin io te i phs of sa hinzi. nycroreici.A tii Q ~v~'a (thi)wt MoW &t r e gh Ma$ br han liil65L'jri is Hdr N ~*age, 91 ale,1Mt Inr umieo h ma mgt ..a 0 1 -VA t heirg. - I. 4s the cha*ri-diA'-oitid#i and sFtanding of .actorsi rroneous':mpressions.,exdi .osne may. pldif-soeiiF'-But t hisi . tli.~itlf. thein 7syrith meinibersif e' thr' tffiie 'f3-sio lioeese Ailiti, conduct and taln entillsthnuoresps64*--eetfarefalaays esteemed.e The professiongpf an actdi wag. highly-esteebni am ng.tih~e Greeles. Esci hylus liedcom-nAi~t Mrtauder Miltiades . He.,h ato and ato..SophocleIe6 oailmiudr tlh'egrat Pericles. Euiiaei-'iting uish Cicero aluswstth red.o cpi fi caus. I moentmsMs Oiea'ik Cibe, emle Ken Mthws Cok, u ardMr.Sidns;ow o cadyadFr asRJuli Dean Hayne;? H.rslIlmqytt Muis.r Sid daisltn Ca~ridithie606 own~tbf s.tr introdns, by pefo.their ioand aies.-as thougrea Noogitolfia s:gt yet .coi' tion .s Theage cas -~ejbee and stadigraeaop numbrs- wrneou -.afepren ast opiebs may. chastef as tose. Bu hir.i3l Tt his ita hionsredti nib ers me Te av'ereei te gusiof~ KFigshs ii odc and taoles-fReu tiai et itt'es thm-to mane~t of thearsfessoteed Thy e attaessinj an het~ faingh e otfcornsma beo he:y-grist~ E-cus theld isommondt andauon-:-r..yohola dcom indiand une cangieo mo'ribesh~ld'sp ores w~inrinbleish uplonfier.oscu aste irntlimeiche redo thanu.n t modternties s s Olve Gac aidns Sfdone-ma ownt -andoFth dare aeben thebpia Eunibrflovly wndh opisewi os ula ea 'IltaMs:dwtTe i dsne' Aa Ca itcumi~' hw ytii whihmber wh rnsp slooa,'i' png.sfKnsn of epgbgicane. It ~ tuetha tman. heruen odu mayc ne asabe1an~i figeaofade fren theldmo eu gis ~i:hsi omn.o 6imbr o o a omreeed e hw as lms ab~e w . hbse n 6 thale tyao ci Bdi tleI o h ortw gi pi r1ae' oneiad omtecmzchtit 0 ~h. *1' 'WI. ,J .'~-.. ~ Oi cut ~ *~.. eves, Ic~ard., contaiue4in~. wife, wJien~e'b0 ye 1~i~iue iuI4~yj~to c~x4hatz~ -4 ~fZhis wife with~jou ?'~'I~o4 FOnTS fromnth~grea ippenr sd'when.~ aa"e been~b~ ~bey.iake~p~ or - -, .- -t iou~ e~wm.. papi~iI t$ DOt ~te~O 3~ pIa~ ab~,,WeL ~ Liusband iw&L~' Bxpcrlrnentr*b to~he ~ - ~iii~c~izi .o.~ar -~wo o~b~au4~ ~I~e~iL - - thaw A A r