VOLUME I---NUMBER II.
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ter Ever the shout OF the host was hea
procaimng the work of creation fnishei the AUTHOR


Time has been winging his invisible blasting the hopes
and expectations of mankind Men builded towers and
citlesmausoleums and cenotaphs Time with his slow
efacing finger has written upon all-decaq


The author of the paragraph have quoted and he who
now following out the sentiment will long be
ed to JOIN the muudes who have gone before US Others
Will write and moraze have done then Time will blot
them out of existence and those that US If indeed
they know that either of have lived will wonder what
sort OF beings


Go then reader within the secret chambers of thine
own Eear with and be still the solemn pro-
cesson of be your teacher and lesson from
the fading flowers we'll as from the wreck of matter aud
the crash of worlds Then may you smile with serene COM
when the record of past ages shall have all been fin
shed and He who gave Time his commission shall roll il
up Ike scroll and write upon his tomb-decay ID EL