WOMAN'S WIT AND LOVE.

FOUNDED ON FACT.
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IT'S midnight; and save the heavy tread
of the sentinel, as he PAGES his accustomed
round, nature sleeps calmly and peacefully.
The prisoner in yon gloomy cell is on the
morrow to be led forth TO die! and for
what9 Money to the amount Of FIVE hum
dred dollars has been found in his posses
sion, and this money has been proven to be
the property of aman who had lately my s.
teriously disappeared, and who was last
seen in company with Louis Moran. These
circumstances, joined to the fact that Mo-
rams knife had been found covered with
blood, and that he was very much con-
fused when asked how and where he had
spent the evening Of the 5th of June, caus-
ed Moran 10 be suspected, arrested and
committed to prison. a ,l8 .ltaa .saiu


He steadfastly declared his innocence,
and said he received the money from a
stranger, whom he called Lewis and whom
he minutely described. Bnt to return to
the point whence we started. As the pri-
son clock strikes one, a fairy form fits pas,
the sentinel, who cries out,


"Who goes there \" ra0


U sIt is ], Mary Moran % was the ready
response.
z "Pass on, Mary Moran the Sh eriff gives
you permission to see your husband,'' was
the response Of the sentinel, as he passed
quickly on, The doors of the pris on swung
heavily open. and the next mon lent MARY
Moran was pressed to the bosom Of hel
husband. ia f,45 Es4 gaasql oi 570s6y


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"Louis, will not forsake ,hee, y said th'
weeping girl. ~


'"And is it for ME you brave all thes'