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year, with only ordinary care. The exceptionally
pleasing exterior of the dwellings is only an index of
their interior, where culture and refinement abound.
There is a sentiment of broad, human sympathy per
vading the community. One of the most potent in
flaences promoting the progress of the picturesque
i oIIORE. 4;w
capital city of Oregon is the attraotire appearance of
the dwellings, parks, streets, etc., ouUije of their
mere business aspect Sentiment very often oou
trols the actions of men, and an appreciation of the
beautiful in nature or art is one of the best features
of our civilisation.
RKMDMCI Of 0. A. KRAl'MI, IA1.M, OH.
ATLANTIS.
When the long twilight waned shove the rim
01 the rarth nd nky, s voire within me cried,
" Yonder thy wy lie, o'er yon ol title I
Forth to the went, before thine eyee grow tliin "
So forth I fared, unwearying, till the ilim
Itoughe of n unknown I.Und I deerrleJ,
Penciled glnt the horiion, w.vlng wide,
And metiy huetl like wing, of eheruhlm.
Ay! there It im, the dre.m ol mny e year,
The vinion vnihlng through d.rk end tUy,
The lit lele veiled in world old my.tery,
Sought end not Mind, green while the erth turn. gray.
Strange odort drilled down to welcome me,
And whirring In strange touguee the w.vc dre Iter.
All hu.hed it lies. The M" M ,
IU, uplHitlor for then.i-.lv,.., in irrlh. end ring.
Of litiuid light; no wiring e. ho hring.
The .lender. eoun.1. he", -hll.. iH l-U
Over the tide th ebh t kium-I hl.
High in ther.-M.hu.tgr..k.,..M.,ngrhlrli..lg..
IViTMiKnl in the .--' 'I"""""M'"'
Ofgrdul light oVrrl. .h.ee..l.l.U.
The .unriee kit" u. uniC'ed hi!!..
The.une..t tr.r.l- l- -Tl.en-ivet:hgl.tf'dd..t-'.!T..he.
Wi,h,Je flight. '""'"' mi"V"'