

Rev, J.,T. WARD. Assistant Editor.

T. PRICE RI ONE'CENT.
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dangers : For me, the outcast, the absn-
doned-for him who Tomorrow must die9"
And Moran bent . look Of deep devotion
on the fair girl who stood at his side.n
You shall not, willnot die, said the af-
fectionaie girl.eaa = = is' ssssla ule go


u The prisoner shook his head. .dsspond-
ingly. .941 But after short pause be re-
sumed- , 49, s,,Yq.9Qaq


1Maty, this is no time for triAing; tell
me, can you indeed save me Ifyou can
Iswear by yon pale moon BY the welfare
Of my soul in an endless eternity by the
first year Of our welded lovely ali that
- near and dear to me, l swear 20 be anew
man I" d,ua..aaf ibqa6 80 blHo@ fnlSp


"Listen to me Louis - said his wife, in
a clear, calm tone. "Listep 10 lme; you're
collect you said on your trial that you re-
ceived the money which was found in your
possession, from man called Lewis, whom
you describeda as tall and slendor, fair COM
plexion, bright blue eyes, and dressed in
aniiron grey frock coat, white pantaloons,
and blue silk neck cloth; you are to dream
that you will see this man, and Twill do
the rest" "se,sg3d Fl siisqa tgsbis Y sst


The jailor tapped ct the window and said,
"You were tostay with your husband but
an hour-it is passedT7you must retire."
and she passed quickly out, eaasH .9lq
1m The grey dawn Of the morning was Just
appearing, when the jailor walked softlyin,
touched Moran, and said, aday has come
prepare to die" lseii II is''4o4 l,r ss


laOh, had such sweet dream i!'' said
Moran, seemingly awakingi from q deep
sleep s .sgu baG alea 81 ,anaail '''t'A'p


'.What was, ii ~, asked the aiailor39a


81 dreamed that was going 10 the gal
lows saw this man, Lewis, who, gave me
the accursed money, and that ], told yon of
II, and that you hung him 10 my place, Pre-
piled Moran. 1'n+'' '''' ',''' ,,...l, ..1, I'D
,ld Meanwhile the procession was slowly
moving tosthe gallows when the jailor, who
had taken deepinterestin Moran's dream,
slightly touched him. llsssaaaaus 7iA saa
!, Is.sThereis the person answering your de-
scription Of Lewis, said he, pointing in the
crowd. st,rstsi to 44sa sgi pnlasn


eyes, by Heaven - shouted Moran.
4" The stranger instantly fed, but was pur-
sued, and oyertaken, and confessed the
crime Moran instantly received reprieye
from the Governor, and LEFT tile country. ~
The stranger, after lying week il III prison, n
applied for aldismissal,. alleging that she
was the wifs of Louis Moran. Il was IN
deed she, who had dressed herself id such
manner AZ TO conform to her husbands
description Of Lewis, and thus had saved
hor bns rho nltS life In, II