BY J. SYDNEY BOOT.

It has always been our rule, in order to obtain accurate pictures,

to entrust the illustration of our stories only to artists who have

actually visited or lived in the various countries referred to, and

are consequently familiar with the conditions of life prevailing

there. The result of this custom is that our artistic staff is

composed of men who have travelled extensively, roughing it in many

remote parts of the world. In the course of their journeyings our

illustrators have themselves met with exciting and unusual

experiences, some of the most interesting of which are here given,

each artist depicting his own adventure.

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