Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-23
3 6sTtu5GfE q foN LIFE;'


gentleman lounging along The Mall. Ihis
mans face forced itself upon me, and a.
very singular face II was. His eyes were
faded. hiz hair. which he wore long, vas
decked with gray. lis hair aud eyes, if|
I'may say 80, werc seventy years old, tho
rest Of his figure. the elasticity OF his gait
aud the venerable appearanoe Of his head
were cineonsruities that dfcwlmore than
one.pair M curious eyes towards him.
.uzS next morning ! again eneeaniered
him "a The Mall .sE 8 =. s'',. F. .se'
VI Mould Ike 10 know that man histo-
~" said I, speaking half aloud.
DWouId you2' replied voice al my side.
I turned and faced Mr.. L., neigh
bor Of mine, who laughed heartily athnd-
ing me talking 10 myself well" no
added rehectinRly II ean tell you this
mans story, and II you will match the
narrative with anything as curious, shall
DO glad to,hoar it, = NJ
s'You know him thep?l -
ayes and NO. happened TO bein Paris
whom he was buried"
"furiedR'
'.Weii,. strictly speaking. not buried,
but something quite like IL. IL you'ys-a
~. ..,s.s,i n, :, ,his bercb eod Twill tell
49, 49,, ~, ftnew 81 AN sa ssf.;r tbat msde some
yes - ~ - pss,s co.,.ls ~ ve,,s ago"
"o.ss :" -. sVsf'
lhfoo people were s't'hg IN sna"ver @
Palace Vondome. NJ. Dorino, with biz
back halft turned on the o,hor two occu.
pants Of the apartment. was reading the
.upaae.l panslag from ,iiee TO time 10
WIPE MS e'asses, anu "s'ub so'uPu'ou.
Fa'ns no' 70 R'snss ~ 'o"e'a '"s 'v'"ko ~
NY r'Enh on wn'ca were ssa'ea Na''"o''
'S.''e po''no anu ayvu"t = H"'''''a' sen'
,ismsn' "nose nah'.o"'s '"se 'I,"'' nm"
'Y'' "T P"'F'WSon 70 I" '"' .''"''y' '"V''
Was not haprier man !" fafis ,nat ai'er
noon man f"'hp "eh'so''"' =" 'e''"'"
natures tue aeepos' Joy mas always somo.
'hiee pl m,i7noheay ~ 'sl'e'e"u"cn'
a. sheeh"g saune"s, aesh"s w,'n1s'a "a"'s' 'a,
Nyp'WY',h vac eo"ss'oo, " '"'s eup.o
shadow, ihat night "nen nc aip.' nom TUG
lounge thoushuu''y heio 'u''o : nana 70
ms up Tor moment oo'ote Pa'u"S'
NJ penue iaia uown MS paper ana
came i"s sasu' 'ho nouse' nv s1'n rs
sieh Us w. martin ae'e''ooa ~ au''se
)oa ~ close whh nun u, once \ "eu'a
acsemP"ny you, fh'nP, on' mo ruin - 4
ni 70 sAp " ,os'ns 'ns ''''e p,'u, " as
sist 5ou'n ssiseunE eat" io' hnr' ny
o.mofsow h'f"', ns a'ae'. ,"'S"'"s,y,
little June mere viii oo an o,u 'aoy- US
"usn sa age rom now ,h a''a '.s;n 'ala Sor. p.aa
i'e hs~' ","s '"o ""'" ~ N"P
to one o. tue 'oss,'e', spots WITHIN 'nls'y
m''es o' f"',r' n" "ou' "' ,r'o"s"
green ianes p'ous"' nun " ~ 'a'u"
estate. Ia n, smt ol dream 'pei young
man SaIae'el ilo" 'em',,. rom 70 'oom, an
a'etpa"'uss "ps ". s"ss'"' sv"P's's1
inc pnssnYAse. 49, pnu 'Aan a's s'sP. 'o"s''
'ne s'a"''o" las' =" ''"'' 70 'a''"' '"' ga
press uain.
-" 1eaen'ne t'a 'ass nc ',o.e ,o 70 ~; no'e',
""''e ny 'Vau"" eo'''a' '."e y,aH on ~.
"'s ''o''. e e'u "o' s;s'.; ''os '''"''e''
s'en 70 Es""ssS' "a. a. 'ae'' s..Pe'su''pu0"s %
80 '"'eN el'pe n's ''ass"'s 'u''0"' '''
more 'ppsop''a's uress x.s.4,.,,.
:" n's ''PAs''aes y seo ~ "'e "y's.,'o !.
s'o''"e, 'ns sals nsa'a pPea'su ~ ""'A, ."o
hae'e wa'eh NC haa ',.p,su ~ 1'e seA'.p" 70
sspPea'sa 70 siesP, - '"nea ss'o 'ue ~
'ase ,sna1m ;a a'a Ths ras" s W a"aS Ds'o ~ :.
notane 'os'ueps,. ue eoo' oP'.eu 90
fni1lp LOOT 'ouened p 'hs ne. n's' s'ep lne
',,'p' s'.aa' 'sv ph,,;~ s,Ss .her. .1u "a'
WIN spe''"a "e'e'eass' mp 'no"s"''
o's va nn ~ "e' ao| wi y"y ~ y ~. asa'
49,. ". po''"s' sa's sae ss.'a"' s'o"'!'
rs s unspo ~ sso ',ods'e1s - ~ P'ssea'. !.
~ ",,"'' "o"''ea' - " '"o"" " W '"'
sa,on. .,
av.s s',1s'ng'ss's ms,
", ',"'''sS'' sos,' ''"'' sl.I.a9 rlfv
a,oues
n'one' nons'ou', psPua''a 'ne "an a,
'eok'ps ieuI'ousY lMnp, N'o eyu'a
scaree'y e~P'ess an eAo'a"a"on VI P''a-
SURF
h,d ever hcsn aceorJed him f'''S's
ph;lin did NOT Iineer ON the staircase
nj. heat sans n h;s bosom a. he aew m
fhs stens two Al a time.
Tha ,ao,, ,xas aa,,saned uadern.oth
fas ehanaal;sv stood a Aim blaek casLe,
-. ,sss,Iss A l;shted a. nale crnc;6v
sca some ssh;,e aowers wsrs 'lv;og ON :
,asl. - n. liz pe~;,,. - oaJ :
When M. Dorine heard tho indescriba.
bic cry that rang through the silent house
he found Philip standing like a ghost in
tho middle Of the chamber.
On the previous night Mademoiselle