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ing on her knees beside him, she folded him to her breast, bathing his young fore head with her tears.

 Unalterablc in his ferocity, and tho mans ner Of gratifying 1t, the panther sprang from hiS former situation. This time he was more successful bis fore feet struck the edge of the crag. "EIe will kill us, mother, ho win kill us p' and the boy ncs- tied closer to his mothers bosom. The animal struggled to bring his body on the crag; his savage features but-a step from the mothers face. "Go away; 20 away !'' shricked Hannah, hoarse with horroS, "you sha'n't have my child" Closer, still, closer, he came his red eyes flashing fu- ry; and the thick paintings of his breath coming in her face

 She hears tho faint report of fire arms, from the gulf below. The panther's foot- ing fails; his sharp claws loosen from the rock; and the baiiled beast rolled bowling down the precipiee, stopping Ut the fee. of Josiah Eaton.

 The sun's last rays gieamed brightly on tho little groupe at the mouth ortho gorge. They were on their knees-the mothers bleeding hands over the head of her son, and the voice of prayer going up to the Guardian ofSll, for his mercy in thwurting tho PANTHER's LEAP. r.