oved, March Sd, lS43.

THE RULING PASSION,
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CAESAR folded his robe around him and fell
with dignity "even at the base of Pompey's
Statue"


JoHN ADAMS died on the 18th Of July, 1926,
the fftyeth Anniversary nf American Inde-
pendence, with the word, lNDErENpENcE onihis
lips.g ,4 i, - .,., o...aatt n a.


THOMAS JEFFERsoN's last words on the same
day, e-"Warn the Committee fof Public
Satety1 of their danger" s Y iu9@a


NAPOLEON died with the professional phrase.
"Tete ddrmee," trembling on his tongue.l i


GEN. HARRIsoNs last words Supposed to ha
addressed to Mr.. TYLER,) were" Sir, wish
you TO understand the true principles of the
Government, ] wish them carried out. TASK /
nothing MORE" a#s ha} II SIS ls0l


Capt. LAwRENcE's dying injunction was-s
"Don't give up the Ship" 80.


Commodore cambridge, when he lay struRs
Cling in death, summoning all his energies fos
final effort, exclaimed--eCalE all hands


board the enemy" tgaagal -


And recently, Commodore PoRTER, whea
dying in foreign land, directed as his last re,
quest, that "his body should be buried at the
foot of the flagstaff. that even after death, the
glorious stripes and stars of America shouita
wave over himlpae sHai.ecg ea-f