The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-31
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The changes wrought by death themselves sharp
ua terrible melancholy in their consequences
that thing stands alone in mans experience and has
parallel upon earth 1t outdoes all other accdsnts because 1t
the last Of them Sometimes leaps suddenly upon it's VIC
Tins lite Thug sometimes lays regular siege and
upon citadel during years. And when the bus
DONE there havoc made in other peoples vss
and pin knocked out by which many subsidiary friendships
hung together There empty chairs, solitary walks and
single beds night Again. in taking away our friends death
does take them away utterly but leaves behind mockng
agic intoeabe residue, which must be huredy
concealed Hence whole chapter OF sights and customs
striking mind from the pyramids OF Egypt to the glib
bets and due medieval Europe The poorest persons
have bit Of pageant going towards the tomb memorial stones
are up the least memorable and in order to
respect for what remains OF old loves and
friendships must accompany it w;thmuch grimy udcrous
hired undertaken paades before the door,
All this much Of the Sort accompanied by the
eoquence Of poe has gone great way put humanity IN
nay many PHILOSOPHERS the has been embodied
and laid with every circumstance OF ogc although in
life hustle and swftness in leaving people little time
TO think left them time enough dangerously
wrong in practice
A. matter Of fact although few things spoken Of with
more fearful whspengs this prospect OF DEATH few have
less influence conduct under healthy circumstances We
have all cities in South America built the side OF
fiery mountains and how in this tremendous neghbor-
hood the inhabitants not ot more impressed by the SOL
emny Of mortal conditions than they were delving gardens
ia the ereene corner England There serenades and
suppen and much gaanty the myrtes overhead and
meanwhile the foundation shudders undeoot, the bowels OF
the grow and any moment living ruin may leap
sky.hsh the moonlight and tumble and bis merry
making in tho dust In the eyes OF very young people, and
very dull old Ones there is som1hpg nascbay reckless
and desperate picture. not credible that re.
spectacle people, with umbrellas should find appetite for bit
Of supper within quite long distance Of fiery mountain or.
dnay life begins smell Of hghhanded debauch whom It Is
carried close catastrophe and cheese and SAL
sd it seems could hardly reshed in such circumstances
without something defiance Of the Creator should be
place for nobody but hsrms DWELLING and macsra
ton devils downing in perpetual carouse
And ye whom to think Of it calmly, the situation
Of these South American citizens forms only pale figure
for tho sake Of ordinary mankind This world sslf travelling
bindly and swiftly in overcrowded space among million 9TH
or worlds travelling bindy and swiftly 10 contrary directions
may very we'll by knock that would set It into explosion
like penny squib And what psthologcsy looked s ishe
human body with all ts organs but bagu OF petardsY
Tho least Of these dangerous the whole the
ships to the ship and With every breath We
breathe and every meal putting of
them peril ws Suns :: dsvo.edy as some %
ened as they make for the subvesve accident that
sd ALL the trumpes might sound BY the hour and no one
would follow them into bae-the might fly ct the
truck but who would climb into seagong ship? Think (
these philosophers gh with What preparation OF spir
sr spot than any battle field in history whore the far greater
proportion Of have mserahy left their bones
than the widest sea? And what would il be to grow
old? For after certain distance, every step We take in lie
the ice growing thinner below our fee and all around
us and behind US We sec contemporaries going through
By time gets we'll into the seventies: his continued
existence miracle; and when he lays his old bones in
bed for the night there overwhelming probability that he
will never the day. Do the old men mind it, as matter
Of fact? Why, They we're never merrer they have their
Rsoe a night tell the aei stoes they hear OF the death
Of people about their younger not as 1t was
grisly warning but with simple chdlke pleasure At hav
ius outvsd else; and when dsaught might puff
them out like sputtsrng CANDLE bit OF stumble shatter
them like 90 glass; their old hearts keep sound and unaf
ghtsd and they bubbng With Laughter through years
Of mans ago compared to which Baaklava safe and
peaceful % village cricket.geen Sunday may fairly
Be questioned f look to the per only) whether was
much moro dangerous feat for Curtis to plunge into the gull
than any old gentleman Of ninety TO don his clothes and
Chamber into bed. . .
Indeed il Is . memorable subject for consideration, With
what and gayey mankind picks along the VAL
lev Of the Shadow Of Death The whole wilderness
o snsres and the end Of IT, for those who fear the last pinch
h nvocabs ruin. And yet we 60 spinning through ALL
like party the Derby Perhaps the reader remembers one
okSbe humorous devices Of the dded Cagua how he en-
codagsd vast Of holiday to bic bridge
over Baas bay and when they the height Of their en-
oymsn turned loose the Prasoran guards among the COM