The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-28

bOut--and now for the reasonS. FirSt--farson'
for these, we have kept up in good oFder lo' ''d
space Of seven times twenty-four hours ana nave
only received in payment from them 'or 'na' 'lne
Just one solitary, one SINGLE Hulk! bo'
that hour was devoted to taking care Of our 'Ous'
How Vety thankful should we feel. Take care
the preachers, and they will save our souls,
and,iatten and wax strong and wealthy too, in
the holy work. And then the Kings-just look
YOU here Queen Victoria can give existence to
better children than the American mother dare
TO make an attempt at even. The Queens brats
have their veins coufsed by noble blood. Her de-
scendants are of the right ROYAL stock! Hum
bug!
MATTER is indestructi6le. It is undergoing
constant change. Not one particle of TINT mat
ter will ever be lost to the Universe. We have
violated the laws plainly defined by Nature
herself. And not only this Globe, but the whole
System must pay the penalty of our tran'gres-
sions. Woman was intended by Nature to be
the mo Their of from sixty to seventy children
each-thin shoes in winter-tight lacing--and
BUSTLES have prevented and interrupted the
course of Nature. Man, during a majority of
the years Of his existence, has cheated, robbed,
and killed, under the suppositoR that he would
still have sufficient time to SAVE HIS SOUL,
and cheat the DEVIL-But we are sermOni.
zing, and may, perhaps. lose few subscribers.
We, therefore, come to an abrupt close, by Civ
ing circulation to the following testimonials
from various sources:
OPINIONS OF MEDICAL MEN AS THEY
REGARD THE STRUCTURE AND COM |
BINATION OF THE WILD NONDES-
CRIPT "CASPER HAUSER."
have this day had presented to my attention,
for opinion Of qualities, an Animal taken at the
Isle OF Borneo, Southern portion of Asia. Its
structure is a combination of both the Human
and lower race--the bead and body partially hui
man, and the upper and lower extremities, in
part, after the low er animals--very probably the
APE or Orang- Outang.
God cEeated Man upright, but little touching
the earth, quite opposite to the vegetable plant,
whose root ID therein fixed; far different also
from the beast, who is "A man between a plant
and himself, and goeth downward, his two ex-
tremeS tending to the bounds of tho horizon,--
This upright gait belonging only unto the human
Species as the hottest and most divine creature,
his head tending to the Heavens. on which he
looks, and contemplates with grateful alteration
the Omni pOtence of bis Creator.
The Human Body consists Of 239 bones, ex-
elusive of the SESamoideans os hyoides, and bones
ofthe ears; which being added would make the
total number 3O8. find in examining this won
derlul production Of Nature, that it has not the
standard OF any creation; it has no radius no
tbULd, no OeTtebTe Of the loin, and its physical
form as designed by Nature is 10 run on all tours
/ deny its being nalfernsation or a deformitv,
because in all malforms, montrOsi,ies, or freaks
OF nature, the Standard Of Man will exiut so far
as development extends. If there be but one
arm, or one leg, or half a head; in dissection
you will perceive the bone of man.
find that this creature has reasoning powers,
and iI capable ofreceiving education, speaks the
English Language, and has very active Brain,
which is neUer the case in malformatiOns or de.
formitieS. This subject of my pen, is one that
have looked upon with wonder and admiration
1.-The mschanicism is trRly very remarkable, and
worthy the attentionof all, fIom the ordinary, to
the truly philosophical.
W. R. FRENCH, M. D.,
Surgeon ofthe French Army from 1880 1915.
LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS, May %, l644,
hereby certify that having somewhat criti-
cally examined the individual above referred to,
I'agTee in the main on the general formation.
and consider it worthy Of careful examination as
peculiar object Of Nature, independent of all
previous standard. Il. SPRAGUE,
Professor Of the Medical College, Albany, N. Y.
GRANVILLE, N. Y, June II, 1874.
At meeting of the Medical Board OF White
Ilall, N. Y, an examination Of tire above named
CASPER HAUSER was had, aud we concur in
the above opinions.
in, PORTER, M D.
June IL, 1914.