Mrs. Dimmick's Appearance

Mrs. Dimmick is not a beautifnl woraan in the ordinary sense. Her face is fairly yonthful, with theebnllience of good feeling. The eyes dance with 6njoyment as she talks, and the lips sinile frequeutly and almost girlishly. Her eyes have prevailing tints of hazel. The face is a little careworn, bnt you remenibei' that its owner has been triert iu the battle of life. The forehead is crowned with au ampie coronet of soft brown hair ; the nose is straight and delicate ; the lips are a trifle too thin perhaps, bnt firin and contented in expression.