The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

these iliusioas can be traced to the breaks and fAilacies of the ordinary run of mem- ors !. To make this clear. one nus; first understand what memory is seCon fly, hew breaks and fallacles may occur
 Physiological speaking. the memory ai aa even, is a resival repetition of nc oEigInAI 5r~in changes aerosnPany,ng nat event lS nei oa te Id ta ssagle eel. A ~As formerly believed. bot in a group. from ,ae psyohllal st.as..a- pom: 4.so memory is ;he rev. Al of aa assoog- &iion oi i1s.,s, II beng impossible ;e Ue- we an .deA .sa8ated sam e;hefs <o~ l. II aIN ta5- .u oGs 2ast taes se passed aa actual eN eflenee os n ifnagiuAtton eAef ss1snsA, igaeN ss, j q r. and n .c.s.Ay iass trA x is a.aIn t.ss erstt. Al- .aeaa he ietmSf eNrsfenee .tSrN maX have yccn less L. tatfen. ~e hase @ sease .- ;; !, h4s been through ;he m,nd, af. sense et esHEra;ien. Here often eatcts fs.l..l I--29ss)lnenoTy VIC heheve se s.sse .. ,4.sJ~ K e through ' seio,e. aefe.ss l. ..sf oEA have es1sted ID our 1.a- < aaat.,e or tfe ta7 aie. Agait. Il nc mie passes over eaiy a ps.Fi st the grs er fgatS. >aN We sometimes. ia ifC dgu osuasua winch affscs. believe we nave been Ihs whole before anoihrf
 Iec rA,saGaie ot most i!iust ( ssee sas.tep. tAeH, nay ae iou.sd n pres el.. 4.r .t. .e, to :se .s>i mental iecc...s af d ta-.l .-.s, tie. .a tAc fefncI ~aa. .ic,- q. el ouI te.e es ana utcsa4>, o. iH a.l. 1eas as ot thought
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 s; ..zfY whei> he VA s5ou. q. tiee rfhs old. she had r,..r over s.sh l .af.c aataY aas. hae .akcn hln' sE tie psnulef oi donkey . nile ,se eldeis e; ,. 2 aatt3 were e-stzas sheif .an. ?. au thc toot I the U IL he h.. erea tl. ea the Ircsua a ,he attendant. .nd animals
 ! eostes sponecff has seu, | similar cN- peftebec oi hls oN
 \ feW years 70. whlic sciiu' .a
 
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 0thers lei, oi finally unriddl,ng these sentiments Iu inc sc en-s CT convefSi i.sons oi early life uenofies so distant that he, canBo; be brought ti4sst eonss lous- ness. yet sg3i!eieu. to arouse .bss sense af esTly z pericuce .tpia.es of thes> men .rles. S,ee'c wrote n ms :. kece5lsr'io- !, oi Childhood The mind n iat4rcv IS. megh,uk> ike the body n embryo. and rc elves Ir pre- sons so fof5tblc that they are as nArd ,c be removed hy reason ss any mark with ~hlt n a ehiid is born gs ;o he taken s.~..A by any fa.4re app.t, a- lion.
 From another point ef ve. ali these senamenls arc duc ss iazsamHie .s, of re -oie-l,an, and .hroeat tuit.
 hseness ~iit. csFiscf = rf.et. = otc- nistt<cn 'sf .aeatay md fh. .4s. ...... of pta ess .H t+es he sfnafY oi ~ hu.e by an .mprfieS' .sssaeni'iun | CIV ut us. IT. .4r,. are a~afc upe- aw .es data oi resemh.an our ease el te a.rfsiua IS e..es based. The fall.swfnT ataustng .n- eidea, a0ws hos Ia ie.Gtas d partial .keness a..
 2s M. res.d.ng n w. suung ore w3n;cr .ceestct sesffsi tie1es V strangers 4ao boeet. afe - 9e one ot t*o oees-i7ne grec'ca | n rnosf treud ; say IL E- ease 4pei- ses CT. sued and after ii.s Ia. ha, .seae1 set efai tilnes, he h-r tH,e o:t4 ea ' ' ht had dogble One e.enirp 2, small psry ne non ed 'h.' he ha= ess ae .s'e1 hlfu " another naa.c, aud sst3sr fth, ttat se.sEa, of Inc gee . s gf. he bad He, previously nc; mace the same ulA- f..c. aaily, he t@ee8 gtrtlcu. an Shem hc stan feii 515.*s 6c hunter. p..as and scch ptoves ,1 oe ibc rase slde oy side Gne clsslall.ai4iy wAs ap9ar- eni. The resemb.4ucr sAsai a, mos. haze slEgesied q fcnote i.rnlly relation shlp yst II was s-sfsaien. e onflse tte ert..e om.any
 0af das -dre,fas and ~ak ag faaE ma -I1n are. .n al s sz5fds, Una8.no,il.i 1T nfs ~tsch issae a s..af8a4s mental eesnase an4 s3 soofase the seu1tn- c1f- rency Take the c4se of fla ~ihe,r 2. in his y.st' 10 Stanton ha,c3art. Though the explanation oi 'ee mys:ery. he wfstes. d!d not f3r some tifne ofci4r 70 TIC. may as wsii rcretuGe me mater here L. 2 letter of tape 5. addressed ,o Inc duke ot Escs,nghan. there s an ac- count of Stanton H.f saFl. where be re- sldea -aiie .r3u'.s'5ag A pat 9f ;b. lad ': ,s ore of ,ae rrasf aiuIfs3le