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II "....,!' THUMB 0 5 t!S T j, one ytit 1 K "j 1 5 r -j hi 0 ' t 5 j t h re m o ft t li - 1st id it ly ia Afiva mnw nw I'lunniiiM i mm ww"" sb, . W 1 Trfiirr Ilirsm I- Wei's. l." S'tr" .IT.- t mam '. ,Siulr. Cor a we 1 1. E j re ex of: n ,simb Co r e'er: ItoWrt ih lies wick. Coanty SapU Jam b N'oSIlt. Cot Phxaiciao: Dr. U. II- ITcs. " . .... . . ..... - - r i i rt ft f ASTtu m w J a wtm i. j. i u . C " n i "i o i e :r ; x f ' C i Jfte! C. Iiilrl, Aaron pr. An :;Iriw, Jaeet ?lii6oI Truittir Dr. I,. R. Co H.ooi L. IJrown, Tr.crai IT. Dailtirk lr,. " AU't. Cfc'i, I'icklia. : , ; .--l Irmteti H. B. A. CR er, !':. II- EowWt. A. W Orj. Trtirtr. J. Albrton. ....... i VB y: i lei. . -t O. If nil a at. ' -V.'i'.liirn C1rk w a (s. i fc 7'noli: T7m. J. Tirop. tr 2t: 4e M. Baktr. (Jr!ni:-(). W. Ts.r(n; CjitfilV: Jtmei II. I!athr. r."ort w'-:--H, H. Miller I trch Tjitk: Wh. B. Corcwell. J 'fiiirni.--ChristopKer Cox. i U. WiUirn Temfonl. " it Lit: Jmi 11. Summer. u .inptrtcratk: Henry F. Trinkle. Pattmi Jonnthmn MtVef. Northeast JoHn A. Htchinoi. Orltini Abner Fremnn. Ciranfiirille Jame A. .lenkins. Korlh weti Jmfi A. l'et"r. French I.irk Anthony Frrll. Jarknon (Jeorire W. Flick. C.reen tieH Jeie 11. Melton. JKouthem JonepU V,. Mcintosh. Siinperoreek Oeorg It McCoy. rft!i: le. .S'tinon. Simeon Green. Worth Bitt: -thariei Iligden, .'m f H Jt Is l ' Orlnt: Ct. Vv. Hire, Chg. Mwnper, Jcob Stwlti:. Orrtill!t: William II. Cowherd. Nwrtk Went:--John K. Payne, Wilti!t Jones. rrrh Lick; John K. MaritT, Wm. .'tckion: Jimtt DilUr.I, B. F. Robin. OreenSelcl; Albert UfjfielJ, Isaac r.i'i'u:ton Konih Ktt:-Jekn II. Uuchan, Win. Saiiek. Ritwprcrek: A1tw Wible, Wm. 11. Hrtin, F. A. ami A. Y. M. To!i Ln.lc No. 119. tneet in rejttLif Coitimnniciition on Frily ereni nc lfor the full Moon, in each month, xce.pt when the moon fulli oo FriUt, Uia 9pm th At ereninf inJ lw week Vierefter. I. O. O. F. Reliant nis No. ISA, roli, ti tey Monday eteninz. I. ). . T. Tmn'l N'o. 'o". mestn. in OM Uow llall. erery Tuesday Teninj. c: n c n c 1 1 1: s 't a 1 1 . M. fl. Chnrch-HeT. 7. W. tebh. Paistrxic ftt 101 o'clock P. M. BunJar Oct. 3Ut. 185, and ou alternate Caakatkt thereafter Sanday school 9 o'elock i. m. erery Sabtatk. Bibl clans .. Tmij i prajer meeting Tbr47 eveniri:. rreakytenan Church P,t. FrsnrnM. Syrami i'ator, arrxice Sabbath morni it exenins Mar. II, 1 and on alternate Sabbathi threafler. Sunday . hl at 3 o'clock r. u. eaeV Sabhsth Frayer meeting on Wednesdsy, nd Bible tlatx on Saturday exenings. rnYGiciAii3. U. H. HOIT, II B t W Jo. i.J. 4 OKc and r$u!ac ir 17tt oaratr cf Pblia S .,. Ilarh -li. nlS-Sna n;i ma W'- 1 pi 1 erxire ts t " e t'(''M i f 1' di k4 xiC'ir.iiT. . i th i it Km earner f ohlic i t ' ' t . f,i,ii ? T ri ,illr'' aad 5 1j

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pi Tl road itrt nwftil taadJj. Iliiyn 1. S3 jeam c!d3 timet ?. Tha Lnwmso Circuit Court i tlll In scr?ion at JDerlfartl. A regular even iBj raslj would be a ijreat convenience to oar citlA droe of tril J turkej vc. seen a fsw lailefl west of town on day Izsi week. TIj3 n-tsxt term cf ComtnUaloRtra I mnrt will feeln oa tha first M-n-Iay In June. John 'Noblitt it rapidly recat crlojj froEi his rrc t ssvera attack cf rheumatism. Joseph Everett, f Ulilttewn, forroerly of this pUw, dUd ' recsntly cf consumption. Tha I.-st day cf rt rvice for the crmin April term of court will bo Friday 22d instant. Dr. M. N. Elrcxl hm recoereU from his recent save re Ulnes.i nnd is fain able to be out. Tha next term of the Oran Circuit Court will begin on Monday, cha 2d day of April. Our roofitet has recovered from his recent sicknesw nnd la now - as defiant m ever and ready for an. ether fljht. While in Iouiville a faw day since Mr, J. 21. Andrew was presented, by a friend, with r fine meckln bird. Thci talilnlght warblers havn't vfnHI v.n , ealn. If thy dwn't Itarn to .;I.ty better they'd better g shoot themselves. Dr. Laban Lindley ia ntill Improving his property on tho eaat ida of the square and the bad weather still continues. Dr. Le Hazlexvood, of Valeeno, was ia town laat wek. The venerable pill dipen.er clalmi to be tha man "what" beat Tildeu. i Tro many men, and boys too for th?t m:ttter,earry revolvers. There U no law on our statute booV no frequently and openly violateI. ; County Auditwr, D. F. Slucker, hn bad hisefac t iorot;h!y-ranf-vatrd nnd its appearance nwch improved. It was done at his own ex. pcn. The Southern Indiana Normal Behocl at this plate U projrradng finely. The attendance is the largest ever known aince its establishment. John P. Carter has stuck rttt his law shins'- at Orleans. Jahn D. Is a elevrr, reliable grntleman nnd we'll wish him auccesa nfter he's cut his card In tho News. . - John Stout's meadow lark Isn't a meadow !nrk at all, but is r. fine mockinjr binl nnd a really excellent iinser. It was p-csented to hint by tt friend in Louiavllle. The residence of Jno. Nsblttt, juxteast of town on the turnpike, caught fire fum a defective flue last Wetl nesd.ny, but by prompt efforts was snvisl from destruction. Subscribers dcairinj; their papers ehiuii,'pd from one pot efHce to an other will confer a favor on us when writing to that eHect, to state in their letters the name of tha offlee they wish the chancre mace frem. It will frequently save us constdenbl time and trouble. Shelby .Boss, cf Valecne, called on cs last ivcf k nnd jrave in a currying f.tr Kjndlrijr ouralek chicken kroadcast oeer the country. When In formeii that the diiae was not catching and thst tho same disease would never Rsain adict the feathery triba ha kft m r?rRtly ratUHed. The Crawford County Democrat . e-f t ccent !st say tht "mrssks tro prevaillrrff to &n ttintmlnz .extent ia Orange ecunty that nenr1vv7V f.ntly h. one or mora c: i .r.d rt.. i x l!. a H;r rn r.i ill ct:thv.f ity. Go V.r :t y .zrzAtf. r n I Uuiy tt ry trll. r, Uro. Crcvelli we raid no such thii:. : rru n n; c :i c I c . i v;n r.re T tv.rrt(zr L ..r i , ten:: ' ; , ..... -ft .-. i ? . : i -i, ; j f:c;it d, '7 1: 1 tr; ' i " . I V t- II:: - - I'll j : : t : . ? - -. i. t w j ' . r 1 I if I. t i

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weeks to each terra, if tha bcs!nes rtquirw it. Tha law. will not inter, fera with tho contiu April ttrra. It provides that the courts In this county shall be held cn tho first Mondays in tha months. efIarch, July and November. John Tt. Mendty, 'tssineo cf Wm. P. I levity, sold the property of ,t!d H"iljnor Ust Wednesday. Tho real cstata was parchasnwi " by Mrs. Wm. F. Ilavity who had not i joined in tha ded of r.s!snr2at with her husband, and held htt inchesia interest therein. " Tho prico paid was 25, sho taking the land suhjact to ineuc.ibra.ners thereon amouatln to $500 or i$GQ. Tha file f tha ' porsoual , property amounted to soiaethln'1 over ono hundred dollars. A well known, bald-headed bank cr, who ! way pride himself on being' a Belf-mnde man, duriuj a recent talk with a fiiend had occasion to remark that he was the architect of hla own destin' that he was a self-made man. -W-w what d-did you say?" asked the friend, who ulutters. "I say with pride that I am a ielf-mde man that I made myself," replied the banker. Then while you were m-making yourself," stammered hi friend, why tha d -dickens didn't you p-ut iooo more h-hair on tho t-top of your h-head?" Passenger "I Fay, Cap'n., this 'ere tdn't till.' It's a'-cordins to list four boxes, two chests, two ban'boxes, a portmantu, two hams (one part cut),. three ropes of inyons, and a tea-kettle; but I'm dubsrsome. Ther's somethini? not not right, somehow." Captain 14 Well, stranger, the time's up; briuj: up your wife and five children out of tho cabin, and we're ofT." Passenger Them's um, darn it, them's inn! I knowed I forgot something.' A Pittsburg paper speaks of a young man "whs shot himself in the West 12 nd on evening last week," There's nthinr likt bein;j explicit. The younjr man is severely but not fatally wounded; but if he had shot himself in the South Wet end, a little northerly, veering southeasterly, there would have been uo hopes of his rtcovery. Xorristofcn Herald. She was a forlorn and mild spoken woman, bot firm, and as the lady f the housa plaet'd half loaf of bread snd somo cold meat in her basket she calmly said: No ma'am I could think of taking it. You've give me cold veal once afore this week and my family wasn't raised to repeat t heir meat more'n oneo in two weeks. Maiden Aunt "Who was that nasty little boy who just spoke to you, Johnny? and what did he eay?" Johnny (indignantly) "lie's not a little boy; he's an old school fellow of mine. Great , hunting1 man! Ho said you wr a ptetty gal and I was a sly daw! And, look here! If you keep calling .mo Johnny, I won't take you out any mere." A retired rhijjlKh officer at the Lith cf Lacca, who hadi still a bait in his Imdy receiVKl at tht bxtttlo of New Orleans, whether by accident or intent t in omitted to return it? ir ex mind," said h n littlo fc-owirt;j disconcert d; I was only to tha American lead, snyhow.' An eld woman who wont into t: since, undi-r tha expectation that r!.e c-...;I J i:::.i;e a fortune ty scllir j j, I: aqzlliii It In l'.y. ".t, .vtll r. rrcr I: :i c , Z.TO C 1 - t:. r .c i . . . nlU 1 f t 1 ! ; 1 ! -

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i t mm 4 Fall T? C A Ml 1 Til 1 pre .e -1 ilr.tr rs : t I At :e f'.rr "t! i nc; Ilcl II o . . : ci li ts in I 3 I'crf ori.c Cocllors 1. T!.(.l f:r t!.; ; urpose of orjrardi.irr to t .d!d a i aw CUte house, the Qovcr"'.r 1"rJI tj-poiat lour Ctrta hoa55" .c m mi -.'.oners, who shall bescl:ct: 1 inr iil number fro.a tha two '.ir.5 f Iltical parties cf tl'.b t'Ute, 4 rid together with the fiovcrr.cr ct;r..nituto tho board of State . hocsa commissioners Cuch board xhxll fc0 Jippointed by the Governor within such time as he may de-era best, ' hot later than September I, 1877. Tho Governor shall notify E",ich person of their appointment tinder his certificate and seal, and tuch notice shall constitute their commission, and be by them deposited in the oiTiC ef the Secretary of state, and there recorded. The commissioner? so appointed shall each give bond, to be approved by the Governor, in the sum of $20,000, conditioned upon tho faithful per. formance ol such duties as may bo imposed upon them by law,' and that the cost of tho building shall not exceed $2,000,000, . without ' tha express authority cf the general assembly therefor.' Tho Governor shall not give bond by reason ef being a member of such board, and shall sign or stamp ail Touei?rs before a war. want is drAwn upan them. ; Ho may for cause, remove any "'"mem ber of the board, and shall report the fact and the cause to tho next general assembly. 'llo shall fill by appointment all vacancies occurinj by reason of such removal, or ot'ier cause. The porson so Appointed to fill -ny vacancy shall ho' selected from the political party to which his prcdecesror belonged. Be. 2. The persons appointed State house commissioner as above provided, shall within thirty days after their appointment qualify by taking an oath that they will honestly, diligently and a'rordinjr to law discharge the dulie of State house 'commissioner. They, shall cause to ha kept a record of their proceedings, shall report quarterly to tha Governor, for tho use of the public, a synopsis of their proceedings and an account of their ox. pendi tures. They may make such rules and regulations for the payment of money, tho government of contractors and employes, and the management of tha grounds and premises, es they ; may deem prudent, not inconsistent with this act and tho laws of the State. They may meet on their awn adjournment, and shall meet on the call of tho President of the board. A quorum present shall bo sufacient to do business. They shall receive for their, services tho sura of five dollars jer day and actual traveling expenses for the time they ar actually . em ployed in attending to their duties as State houso commissioners, to be paid on itemized statement sworn to by claimant. Sec. 3, The board of State honso commissioner urc authorized and directed, as herein provided,, to Lild a new Stato htsu.se, the cost cf which ' -.It not exeved two milS. : r. f u-"5l. ;r., on ' t:;e grounds provid; I by tha SUto tir that pur1 p'v?t in tr.o city ci-insnanapoit!', 1 I k; -:1 by T-:inf 111 Ia -- tea null 0.1.0 1 1 :v. It t "-C. r. 2 a r. tt .dl I rovid. tcn;; r.ir t" i .: :n: r. I k" . . 11 ! ry f ry ;r, ktiii I ; 4 S. .. .,. ft. :i ... J tv.d

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(in contemplated. TI:. a to cf In. dlsna htrehy accepts lb? r j made by the board of cosr.md : ' c x rf 11 rioa count v. t a l-rr. : : .1 rooms for tho general r:'.mbly and the ordir of tizth I tJ rf eommiasionerit is hereby l. ".lis -j. .. Cec, 4. Tha board of r:;! ts.-zzn caramlsslaners in maUIr j r :':cticn cf a plan for the crs-etion cf a r.t-tte house, shall call to their asal'lineo at least no competent and r;:; -J i.lc J architect cf known r.kil! cr I ability in his profession, '.. ha t!;all nat have aubmitted a plan tr campetition: ftl.ao ono civil engineer, and one builesr, vh'j shall c tch te of good ataudlug in their respec tive aviont!;:r.-?t them to take an cath as follows, in substance: "I solemnly swear (or a3rru) that I have no pecuniary interest whatever in-tho safection of th plan far a. nw Statu house; that I will not be influenced in my decision by any personal prejudice or impartialities, but will faithfully discharge my duty according to law and will hold my action, and the actio 1 of tho State house commtioners In tho selection of a plan for a now State house, which may coma to my .knowledge, in strict conSdeace" . The commissioners shall then proceed.. to give the plans now .in posession of the State, with much additional drawings us may be submitted for their further explanation, a thorough and critical examination, in the progress of which they shall causa the experts so called to thir aid to thoroughly examine all the aaid plans and the specifications thereof, and test the estimates submitted. If they shall find tha specifications and estimates correct, and that tho buildin, or any one cf them, contemplated in such plant, can ba constructed within the limit of .two millions of dollars, bo snifciblo in respect to permanences and. con venience, adapted to all the purpoKes nnd aims cf n State house n.Iingy and in k c r ; r-j - . the dignity of tho iata, th . ermniltsionsrs may eetect tho most meritorious of such plans, and notify tha successful architect thereof, ani shall then return tha drawings of the rejected plans to the authors thereof. If, however, after such examinations, the board of State house commissioners shall find that none ef said plans are suitable, they shall reject them all and at once cause publication to be made in two newspapers within the State, and one each in the cities of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago, Louisville und t3t. Louis, that at a certain time, not to exceinl ninety day's thereafter, they will proceed to examine such plans and specifications for a State house building, not to exceed in cost two millions of dollars, as may bo submitted to them by competent architects; and each of said competing architects shall submit to the beard a sealed proposal of what .fees, salary, or percentage he will charge or expect, if his plan should be adopted. At the time specified for ciaking the award, the board of Stat house commissioners shall Faiii call to their assittance experts, as hereinbefore provided, who shall proceed to ezaminotho plans and specifications then submitted to them, under the f.amn rules and conditions as In .the case of the plans now in possesison of tho State; and if oa such examination they fail to find any plan. coming within tha requirements of this ast, they shall r-dvertls nnd proceed . In the manner herrinhsfora prescribed, until a suitable plan I secured. r.'.ve. 5. T'.."! 5 ird ar r.utr.rritfd t- cor.tr ;. t f. r U'-or, rrsterl:!, tr.tr st--;rtatl:.:i, r r r.:-y Utfrct I -.rll'iii of N.'t.f-:. AU I : ' ! : -g f t'., f wr!: f ! . n ' I ha ndve rti -v i in Inn t;:v, -rs of r-" -l rl f tu I ti . i. In r.tl et ntrni'.t4 t!. l:;terj -j 1 ' A" ' or i.ir ti x'.. 1 .1 r . .....

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V 7 sucn distract, shall have been eom. i fI;U-d, lnfeetcil and acref'tei!; TIij rostracta shall tioao let that thu Ctat- shall not he ferjulrexl to r ty in any one year, including all cihir necessary oxienses, irore thsn S3 per rent, of the .tax levy for such y?r for ths building of tho Stats Itoas?. ProvklaJ, there may ha eddecl thereto tny mon?y remainlita; In tit treasury from tt.tax levy cf any preceding ycarc-.J. l-scted.for building the state house. Sec. 6. Tho building shall be fire preof, so as not, to require that It hail be insured. The materia! shall ba of the best quality, and the directions, plans and specifica tions cf the worlc shall b executed by skilled nnd reputable architect, contractor, artists, mechanics and laborers. The board shall, so far as Just and practicable, "roako preference of Indiana material and labor. In any plan and specification accepted, the architect shall too required to and shall guarantee that each and every part of tho building shall be perfect and complete In itself and sufficient to accomplish tho purpose for which it is Intend ed as fully, and completely as is made to appear or represented in tho plan or declarations of the architect; and he shall ba required to give bond with accepted securities In the penal sum of $100,000 conditioned that said erson shall be complete and perfect for the purposes designed acd Intended, and that the building shall be fatly completed and finished as a whola In over j', part for and within the price and cost estimated and fixed by such architect, and which price and cost shall be stated in his proposition or submission of a plan and specification. And it shall bo further understood and agreed that no extra werk or materia! shall be to necessary to fully complete the building than that In the estimate sst forth; and should any be required, then th- architect shall do c;:ca work nnd furnish sach ma. Ur!.l at tiis own coat and furnish such work completa for tho - price stated by such architect. See. 7. Tho board shall appoint a secretary, whoshll take aa oath to faithfully perform the duties of his office. He shall keep a record of tho proceedings of the lmrd, shsil make a record of all contracts and obligation, shall furnish each contractor with a copy of his contract, marked ''approved by order of the board," day and date, and no contract shall ba valid until thus endorsed and delivered. He shall certify to alt vouches ordered by the board; shall keep a set of books 'so as to " show the financial condition of the board; shall make yearly statements of cost of building and -a complete list of vouchers and for what purpose and to whom paid, which reports tha Governor shall transmit to the Legislature. Tho pay of the Secretary shall net Exceed fifteen hundied dollars per year. All contracts for any purpose connected with the building, whero ttie a r&onn t exceeds fX)0, shall L regularly passed upon by tha board in session, and shall ba recorded by the secretary in a book - kept for that purpr."?, nnd n copy shall ba made' oat send certified to by th secretary, and delivered to the other paity of the contract, and until such delivery, no contract shall be valid or binding on either party, and the eecretary shall retain in proper fife, all vouchers, statements ef accounts, find other patter of v!oe or iniortame to tho commissioners,' the contractors or the State. rc. F. The K ml msy, whr.n thrm i!::n it necrsry, em j ! -y a r -t ititrjid.:nt, who ehall L? :: diZ I rnd givr L'jd, v i.;y I e pr.TP. ' d by th 1 b.ntrd, v,., ' 1 r.. f rr ri: .ee. 0. It rf,: ba ls r.d f li ,r f 1 r.t - ri L I ' t , t ry, lv 1 ... f t . . t r ; a v r 1 1; t l iir . . j.: r 5 1 r a i ret 1:1 f ! t .) i. llh : - tl

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in r, I' u-.j not csv 1 ... i f 11 ft to i l h niy I ,",: I inij ; : t." cr.t tt Ti' n th i rli-o f r any t ext r :t ,. (iy .;ri. - . I . . . r r ; - : . : r res I, ?! Al hi tl j r!;d . d ling arc t of 1 m-, i.r.d :,4d r.vc l ! J..i f .i hi.:. : ! t:,. 1 Urs.crti VA'i ,u ,1 11 tt -? 'lit fully ill.! in e t" ! ! l! f '! 3 . ' " ,,9 c - r, f . 1 ! 5 f!ee., A..d r -It 11 r T.d fir f.'.i I',rrs cr 0 n. ' 5 I" r.iy hi inurri I o s-r j i.i .f L!i vif!atirg any vt Ihn . .if thia act, ar on account c l.Ii .i Sect or incapacity far tho da tie ha kf..cs. IIf e'lU rft.'.v- r f . i .. . . , contrsct with an arch.lt: t ' -!1 ! 3 pfTcrnL, Cffinilifl m a i f.:.l r rrrrs:.Ulon fr r!l plars S"J cations, and the supervision f t'.o erection of such buih'.lng r architect thereof.4 ' " Sec. 11. There sh ill b2 r.V In tho year 1H77 the f 'xxw t r r s Hi cent upon each one hur. Ir: I t" lars worth of taxable preprrly iri tha State, to b3 coliectAl 1.1 oil -r State taxes asses-Hl at the ..;ms time are collecteth Aed t ri V..j year 178 there shall t::: ;d and collwctel as above the sum t'.t two cents upon each ono hundred dollars ;worth of taxable pfopeftjt in tho- State, which money whan collected and paid lata' tha state treasury shall m kept and known as tha new Stato House fundj &w the proceeds of the .tax herein levied aro . hereby appropriated to the use of the Stata, Houm Commissioners as herein tcfure provided. ; , : tSec. 12..Thtrois hen by d;:hi:i nn emergency for the p 's cf this act, and the same shall ba Id force from and after its p -:y.t : ": Kysfery of E'rcrir::1: It is related that a man tell .'--p" as the rlock tailed tho frit Ftrr.ho cf twelve. . II awaken' i era thd echo of tho tv clflh ttr!:!,:?h ic";:-i .away, .having, in tha ; interval, dreamed . that he -committed a cri!", "ri C ' ' . "1 ' . f.vJ ye tr-, t ri 1, and. convUdi d, tl.j shock of Cndlr.g tha I.rdi.r u his neck arou: 5 him to cor.'u'.ouinpj, when ha dicov ' r 1 ih.r.t thf-e ev:nt? hx L-rt in all md infinitesimal fragrncnt cf time. Mohammed, wishing to Hi., drat the wonders of sleep, t;d.i how a certain man, being a slit'.-, -foand himself, far his pridemads a piwr' fisherman; that he lived ta ona for' sixty years, bringing up a f .r-ISy and working hard; and h:..-.r, u:i waking up frem thU Ion dr. 111 so short a lime had he L ;;n r " I. p that lha narrow-neckeil gourd bottle filled with water, which ha knew he overturned . e,S: tm ; fill asleep, had not time in ..which to" empty itself. 'How fast -tho soul travels when tho body is t-,I vjd Often, when w. nwake, wa r t-rinSc from going back Into the dull ri. tine of a sordid existence, r.:;;rttting tha pleasanter Ufa . cf 'Trcm land;" "How Is it dhat Buci:Ura".s when we go to a strango 1 Ij.cc, we fancy that' we hava seesx it 1. .'jrs? Is it possible that when o ? I. .1 ben siilecp . the soul . hr.i CtatiHl away, seen the place, and L 13 that mamory cf it which sa furjii'ca u? In a werd, how far tls It the life cf man, 'how far not? Some yr 4 f go a J..' , .1 1 ...::r d-tn Prince, and was struck a lie sentenced to n rcsiiie Thirl j-rt y"" i t '. .d .'.- traced to ittli-h .1 thirt: -i r 'i- 1, it !e!jts'l i.i K.ms CI 1:01 to !. tke ha,. I :e in Slfc-Ptia. I,!. III I'll c , i s?rtf f tlr.5 r r CJJniifc- 1 1 ( ii Truth ia hlrxnr t! cl-i I ,:r.::.',. .U "2,:: : . v Ir.:r, it I I. r',- ' I j f lx : r.i. in " f. r. s I U t t " " : t "wrf :.r ! v is r. 11 ; v' 1 5 x t f T Lll t . - , j I.. "If 1 T I 4