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“That's a. weak point, but in time we shall get over that. I can influence tour people out; of five. Miss Durant, for instance, wonld be a very good subjpct.” \Vilkinson sat silently smoking for a few minutes. Apparently the mention of Amy’s name had turned his thoughts into another channel. “Now,” continued Spence, “it is proved that the mesmerizer can control the will, the actions, even the belief of his subjects ; if he gives him a draught of water he can make him believe it is champagne; If he gives him an ink bottle, he will smell in and think it a. lovely rose.” “Have you seen these experiments?” ask- ed Wilkinson. “Seen them! Why I've made them.’ Wilkinson looked up astonished. “Yes,” said Spencer, “that’s Why I feel such an interest in this business. ] possess the power of mesmerizing to a considerable degree, and cultivate it every chance I get. Have a. little more whiskey?" “Ihanks, I will.” "Of course you will,” replied Spencer with a satisfied smile. “I decided that While we were talking. Influence of one mind ovu- nnother, you see.” “How ié all this going to help you in doc~ toring?” he asked. “Simply enough. Induce a. state of trance giva your patient some water; make him be- lieve it is the medicine he requires, and it will have the same eflect. Or if an opera.- tion is required you can perform it dur- ing Ehe trance, as he is quite inaenaible to There was nothing that Spencer wanted so much as an appreciative listener. He launched out under lull sail. "It’s a perfect mystery to me, Tom. a'd a few other man, why such marvellous phenomena. as we hear of occasionally in the domain of ,electro-biolugy, as it's called, obtain so little scientific attention.” Wilkinson took it, thinking at the same time the recommendation was a. strange one. “Not so bad. Don't let my aunt hear you call it a. den, though; it’s a study.” “’iLkinson laughed. “By Jove, though, Tom, I do study now, and no mistake. I’m one of the coming men, I can tell you. I’m going in for medicine on a new theory.” “There's such a. lot of humbug connected with it," suggested Wilkinson. “Of course there is, but it has a 30x11er basis of fact. The science is in its infancy as yet, butit must grow. It is aknown fact that one mind can influence anothu‘ even at a distance, is it not?" ' “Empirical generalization, unworthy of! you,” remarked Spencer. “I won’t quot 34 cases, though I might do so for a week, bu look at those books, they are full of well- authenticated, scientifically conducted, (1:- periments. ” irance‘ He half wished he were back in the room Where she was sitting. Then he thought of recent events, and determined that he would “Oh I my aunt will buy me apractice fast enough. Yes, my bov, I‘m going to revolutionize medicine. No more doctor- ing up a. man’s body; that’s a. vast mis- take.” “What are you going to do then?" “Doctor up his mind.” Wilkinson smiled ; he did not quite see what his friend was driving at. however, he had consideraole interest in science, and still more in J ack Spencer’s progress, so be asked to be further enlightened. "I ouce'saw a meamen'st, and certainly he seemed able to do anything, but I thought he W_§S oply a». conjurog'," _ VVilkin'son made a. hasty exclamation. He was rather averse to be‘ng experimented on in this way. He took down from a. shelf Darwin’s “Zoonomia,” Macbish’s “Philosophy of Sleep,” and sevexal volumes of the "Revue Scientifique.” “Quite a mistake; don’t flatter yourself so grossly. Besides, you'll see lenty of her when you’re married. She’ll) get on very well with my aunt now they’re alone, and it strikes me ycu weren‘t getting 0;: very bril- liantly. Now what’s your particular weak- nessâ€" Scotch or Irish 2” “Irish, please.” “Ah, I thought so.” “‘Vhy!” asked Wilkinson; “1 generally take Scotch.” "And how} about your practice While you argP‘erfecting your th_t_a_or_y?" Ina fewumiuixtes they had put on easy jackets, mixed their whiskey and water, and settled down‘in easy chralys. i‘r'rNbrw,” séld Spencefl “what will you smoke?” “Never mind. old man: try this pipe;it’s a beauty, got it from an American, whose leg I helped cut off for him at; the hospi- tal. “What a jolly den you have I” he said as he‘l‘i‘t' up. .. u, v. However. for some reason or other, he did not greatly enjoy himself. Miss Spen- cer, having taken the somewhat bold step, for her, of inviting the lovers to her house, did not see fit to leave them alone for an in- scant. 'I‘om \Vilkinson had looked forward to the awning of Ilse 17th of December with some amount of pleasure. He was to spend it at the house of his friend Jack Spencer of Guy’s. Not only that, but Spencer's aunt, who kept house for him, had been kind enough to ask Amy Durant, Tom’s fiancee, to come as well. I‘om bad but few oppor- tunities of meeting Amy, so be naturally was glad of this one, especiallyâ€"bub the reason why will soon be manifest. flay 'vâ€"vggli 1;;é6éx;,;nd dragged him ofito his den. “‘TIâ€"El'on’tâ€" éaré I’do; but I’m afraid Amy won’t half like my leaving her." “I’ve some rather good cigars," was VVil- kinson’s reply ; “ Let me offer you one." He put his hand in his pocket. "Confound it!" he exclaimed ; “ I must haveAleft my case in my great ccat."‘ “Look here, Tom, I’ve had enough of that cackle. Come and have a. smoky” Vâ€"‘i‘Yes, kilow.” replied Spencer, without voluntegring guy hunger information. Jack Sptncer scarcely saw the fun of hav- ing Tom up to spend an evening trying to be alone With Miss Durant ; so, after an hour's maipid ammo, and more insipld con- versation, he drew Tom out of the roomfion in." "But can you always induce this Scielltific Experiment. an J aroma, and who possesses, it is asserted. the first right to Whatever claim the Bona- partes may have to the imperial throne of France. The lady is Madame Bonaparte, a. granddaughter of Daniel Webster. “By Jove, she’s coming!" cried Spencer. “Quick, Tom, hide away those things.” The whiskey bottle and glasses were hasti~ 1y smuggled into a corner, and the pipes shied into the fireplace‘ _ Promenadera in Washington often stop to look at a pair of high-stepping, black, blood- ed horses attached to a high road Waggon, driven by a. handsome, military appearing man of some fifty years, who is invariably accompanied by a. handsome, matronly lady and two or three brighteyed little girls. The driver is Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, grandson of the Bonaparte’s eldest brother girl “My dear boy,” said Spencer, “ there’s on1y one course open to you. You are mak- ing yourself miserable by this uncertainty ;- Why not decide once for all whether Miss Du rant cares for vou, and you only?” “How can I ‘3" “Easily enough. We will get her in here; I will mesmerize her, and while she is in the trance we will ask her if she cares two straws about Bartlett.” "I: s all very well for you to talk in this (my way; you don’t know what it is to be jealgus._ “Don’t I,” exclaimed Spencer; “remember N ellie.” A “But how can we get Amy here?" asked W ilkinsm. “\Vhat possible excuse cm: we ‘have for {taking her?" Then came the sound of a door being closed. The two friends were soon in the midst of an animated discussion of their former subject. Spencer told of various curious ex- periments in which the operator had ques- tioned his victim on all sorts of subjects, ob- taining replies to everything, even when the question was one which he could not have wished to reply to if consciOus. This made \Vilkinson remark that the possession of this mesmeric gift placed a vast power in the hands of the operator. “Yes, it undoubtedly does. Fortunately scientific men are the last in the world to take advantage of it for private ends.” Spencer looked as if he wished the ques- tion had not been asked. " I don’t mind telling you. Tomâ€"I did once. You remember Nellie Fletcher? ' 7 “So I did. but I wmted to know if she liked me. I put her inwa trance, with her consent. and made her an offer. She refus- ed me." “Not an atom. The best of it is that the subject can’t help answering absolutely truly uninfluenced by etiquette or anything of that sort. You’re a lucky fellow, Tom, to have been safe in proposing to Miss Durant without having to experiment first." "Yes," was Tom's laconic reply. “No doubt about her liking you?" “I hope not, as we‘re engaged.” “‘You're a. lucky dog, she's a charming Wilkinson naturally assented, but did not feel altogether pleased when Spencer be- gan praismg Miss Durant somewhat enthusi- asticallv. “Splendid,” replied v Spencer, warmly. He was not so wrapped up in science that he was unable to enjoy the lighter pleasures “I'm afraid you didu’t though ; you looked asjf you had the blues.” Tom could not say he had passed a. pleas- ant cvening. The truth was that Amy had, on that occasion, danced several times with Birtlett, a cousin, and a reputed old flame of hers. Tom was of a very jealous dispo- sition, and had taken offense at it without explaining his reason. Consequently there had existed during the last; few days decid- ed coolness betweenthe lovers, and Tom had hoped that on the present evening he might have a chance of making matters smooth again. He Wanted a confidant, and so he began to monopolize the talk ; it was his turn. He told Jack the whole story, confessing his jealousy of ertlebt and asking his ad- vme. "Now." said Spencer, “ concentrate your mind and will strongly that she shall come.” "\Villing as Barkis,” was the response. “Keep it up.” They kept it up for some time without re~ sult. Then just as \Vilkinson was about to resign. Spencer exclaimed: “Hark! ’ "I shaln't be long,” said a. voice in the distance. Then came a glantle knock at the door, followed by a soft “May I come in?” Spencer opened the door. Wilkinson looked at his friend. “Did you ever try it from personal mo fives?" “Didn’t she remember anything about it afterward?" He feit still less so when Spencer ended by sgying: “You don't know What a, debt of grati- tude you owe me, Tom. I could make her think you the meanest scamp on the earth. and I forbear.” "\Vhat do you mean?” “I mean she is a splendid subject. I could easily gain complete control over her mind and continue the influence in the wak- ing state.” ‘Wilkinson began to feel uncomfortable, angifhgmgedfihe aubjec!) abruptlyt UHowever, Amy had not felt called upon to allude to her conduct, and he had not: done so. "We don’t want one,” replied Spencer, confidently; “all We have to do is to will that she shall come.” “I don‘t. believe it.” “Let’s try,” suggested Spencer. "\Ve may £3.11, I acknowledge; we can but try.” After a. moment’s hesitation Wilkinson asaented. Tom knitted his brows and inIed. It; would have been ’an amusing sight for any spectator. The two young men, with eyes fixed and hands firmly clenched, were bent forward in an attitude of intenselauspense, doing apparently noghing. _ N how that he could erjoy‘ himself without her. “ Yes ; I thought you liked her at one time.” “Did yBu have a. good time flt-flle Kester- ton’g d_anc_g jalge othgr qigth” “Are-ion wiliing?” asEed Spencer, after a. time. 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