, 1875-01-24

saved you from death. Do for me- ,wha. CON
| mand you. Go to tho Linden tree near the
| grave OF old Reginald, and you will find stons
dig down there nx feet, aud you will ind my
er engraved upon it. Huus do IN tbs murderer
and seo that my death is avengod.' He then
vanished. In attempting to fly away, awoks
IN = clanuap swaat-
deaa1t. WAS starving to death; for days had
had nothing to eat or drunk. Fas rapidly nast-
inS away. ! was q mers skeleton. I tottered
alonS upon tho hot sands baneath ) blaz1ug eun.
l fele my wasted cnaaEs and sunken otea;
looked upon my witherad limb. and sk1nnY
hands, aud the bones prntruling through nv
shrlveled integument aud cursed God.
shrek=d. yelled ln4dly for watex, pulled
out my hair. toras tho tat:ered rags from my
ooay. apd; waving them !. the siF. laughed de-
less hell OF sand. Joyl joy! there is w1ter
ahead. All! the deceptive mirxKa draw me on,
I thought sau beautiful lake hlIed with shin
ing water. I rushed forward NTH rene. I'd hope
On. on went my pslohed lips cracking, but tho
lake re,aded and finally vas gone. I fell down
The coming over tho plain towards mo. He
came and gare me golden cup filled with cbld
water, Of which drank eagerly, and I thought
i restored ne e. to perfect health. oh, Gerald
Do a command you. Go to tho Linden tree
near old Resinaid's grava and there you will fud
3 stone; dug down 6 feet and you will find my
bones, aud \ riag NTH tho name Of mv murderer
engraved ON It. Hunt down the murderer, and
ses that nv death is aveneea.' Again ha vaa-
ished, aud I hwoke weak aud terrified.
Third Dream uAs in Parla. Fifty thou
sand faces looked unpiliaely upon me. 81 was
burned through the streets upon tnmb1el to
the guilotine. was to be beheaded for what
crime ] did not know. In every ztreet I SAW
hEse banners HANGING out Of buildings, all bear
ind the lRpend Rtnn1 nnn1 FT1,a narnrfin
Wants Bloodr noticed great building whare-
on was sign reading, Blood For Bale, 5 Sous
the Plnt!' 7 perceived great throng OF men,
women, and little children going in A. Que door
they came out saw them all licking blood from
their LIPS. The assembled Thousands looted aud
jeeyed 1t ma; the driver Of the tumbrei ever aud
anon struck me with stick the gAmns came
about aud spit upon me. Presently ne came TO
the guillotlne; the fatal AZ vas sharp and gilt
tering. 4 priest IN holy robes came, and was
shriyen, and received absolution. I confessed
my guilt, but OF what cri1na dld not know tuo
mon placed my neck in the block the rope Was
pulled, and tho AZ with lightning spaed fell and
suurted p1odlgiouslY. What strange concei.
it was, but I thought I stood by
spectator. and saw III this, saw myself heheaded
When my head few OF. thought excl.imed
with the rest, God pity bim:' Presently an Of
fetal took up my head. and was about to put it
gel, Sir The came upon the scene; he ierked
the head from the official and clapped it on mY
poor body lying by the block and was instantly
terminated. The scene suddenly changed, ind
was far away from Paris out in the green hslds.
sat down to rest beneath beautiful tree, aud
suddenly Sir The came and sat BY ma He If
factlonately embraced me- and said, Again /
have saved you: why havo you not done I'D /
commanded you7' and he looked sadly and re-
proachfully upon me-. He had his head this
4 Nh
he had put the wrong slde il, front. put out
my hand to tx his head, and be was gone. Just
then herce hon came roaring towards me, and /
jumped from my bed II terror.
Fourth Dream: I was upon tho ocesu,-she
vast deep; the rhip Was in storm, 4 fearful
storm. thought the winds had destroyed all
the cities OF the world, and we're NOW about TO-
blow tho ooean dry; the waves nere miles high;
went upon deck the winds selzed me aud hurl-
ed me into the air, aud as they caught me sent
out wild vail upon the fierce blast bu: no one
heard il. The demonac blast whrlcd me alous
for hundreds OF miles. until I thought sho1ld
be blown round the globe. At last fell With
dull thud into the sea- Down, down. down
sunk fer miles into the briny waters. At last
struck the bottom. Here came upon scene
1t enchanting beauty: the bottom Of the aea
VAS carpeted in loneliness; beautiful p1auts,
grasses, hoVess, and roses OF the rarest colo1s
ever seen, sprang up on every side. Millions OF
shells we're at my feet Of avery size, and shape,
and every hue; green shells, blue Shells orange
shells red and ~hite, and shells Of the most
wonderful priamAslc oolors. The treasures Of
Tho deep I saw. Piles Of shining gold aud SILVER
San, Is / walked along, on every hand; far in
ftous Of. mo I could see them in the dim
perspective. 1 came upon the skeleton
e Ssr us:f oqns sd From nS %; notbe raa 9pon
the ttasn bad left her bones except tho scalp,
from which hung her golden har, thas waved
back and forth from the motion OF the waters.