Wo believe it li not generally known pre cisely where the irlckod Ohineo joes to. "A* all Cinnamon are by nature wicked," blandly romarks a writer in tho '• Knglish Illus tratort Magazine," "-it'll well thai thoy got to know in this life exactly the sott ol punishment that awaitß thorn in tho noxt,. So thoy receive instruction by pltwtcr-ot paria representation,

,At the temple at Yunnan Sen you can be hold striking models of tho Buddhist hoik In other cities aro other hells. I took a grim delight in visiting them whuiievoi I had the chance, Ouo had the same sort ol clammy satisfaction as ono feels when, de pressed and out of sorts, you go off to the Ohumbnr of Horrors at Madame Tußsaud'i to get cheered up a bit. It all depends what you've been up to on this earth whether your punishment under the earth is to bo sawn in two or to bo squashed in;i cloth-press. In each of tho hells sit ono or two, or may bo three, elders. Thoy are big, gruesome, Hub faced, and slit-eyed; generally of tarnished gold, and twico the Bize of an ordinary man. They're all relatives; you tell lhatbyllio samo stern, callous, cast-iron sort of count enance they possess; by tho uniform shape of the ohin, mouth, and nose; but, abovo all, by the irradiating diabolical glee that aulfusea every stucco face. They sit on a throne and look fixedly at tho work of the executioners and the Bquirms of the oxecutcd. Tho liguros in the pit are a little under lifu-sizc. But there's plenty of realism and piled-up horror. Theimpß ongaged in flaying, 'boring holes through chests, hanging men up by tho toes, and generally making things lively, have often one glittering eyo stuck in tho centre of a coal-black head, the lower part of which is literally half mouth, stretching from ear lo ear. Their laugh is something to remem ber in your dreams, so that yon wake up in a tit of cold perßpiration, yelling for it to bo taken away. There was a victim being cru cified, and tho imps were slowly ohortening llim at the knees with a red-stained saw.
