The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-18

,.o5 nv the researches of men OF sclonoo
~ tho old and new worlds, we are 70
~ acquiring knowledge OF pIe-l m bas
Pr .oas Ever since Sir Charles LyeLi; "a.
troIran Ground upon this SUBJECT III 70
mirable work on the Antiquity oi x-arv di-
searches have been muIeiplIout ~ Int dim
root;op. and what was even lntn "a "a soion-
..,,iocture has become estaDllsIeu 80 80
t;fc trnth The exploration OF solne on
I'M 80 in Belgium, has been caIlleu + Of
rndar the direction OF the Al the
that country ,Rwlth great Succee ehlisb this
! Iona caves of that vicinity o"f J-rallers
/ fact that there was a larS Ia Ia" ;nnndation
/ 80 ewes. destroyed by suddeI 49,, and
/ III caTo 2+ ,,ar the whole Of Belgium 1ilu
tna' S S"1p of France Precisely at Wa no.
;d This took place we chillioU - hove
PTa,,oI1ovr clay of that region Seems 81 tho
80 dcnosited by that lnuhuae a. Dth -, the
Iris Of the caves attest lts SIoCo' I'll +he
, roces of men belonging 10 VIC" .t host imnle-
800 noriod-that Is Wheil inc 80, nor
, stone pe er no, we're of stone, not lroh' ho1
ments OF men "
l. | even brass - :a.r+l,y been a race OF
bn' I'ai,rs who inhabited some oil ne g,
: n,,,as-one in particular, anu "ho -" ieces
h ~. come shells bored throuSh ooInT ppI,rI+
- ne o,re shark teeth and hlnU D.
OF jet, SOM 5nr.,ble distance, and the lore
y rom from siberian mammoth, such as ulu NJ
arm ~ all in that vicinity, but was I'll
iool"o L+ there from distance heso III ..n,
10 DlouS b;aAv upon the flesh OF tio NO. ~
or ,..hoee teeth are abundantly l c'mr Irol,e
Ies 80 and the bones were caleluItH tho,
III 70 qet out the marrow. NJ N' Tngerin
oh tc tho French have even no" Loa
lf IL tnV g., Lorsa Aesh Water rats, the ~"
r Iaa ss,t =" "a hare formed also part oil 'h'
va food. ,,o,str1,etioa and !
in ~ able to trace from their aeOJ@ .,rG beaI
ery ,or habits. They had hlnt ,,d n,
a and implements like spear-ne%4u nf The bor
men III md various tools made out Oh Tilo ~
g. ule9 80 of the reindeer. With IheSe ~
+ar am Wild animals successfully
nv, Puist no 90 traded. too with the lhhap'1"
and fTrance for shells and jet ana othei u ~.
Ired nor+s They must have had theIl ~
fair ounerstitiOns about the DohG VI 9 :,
M mdtL,s forearm, and used the SKINS l. W
nee Laoats with the hair removed anu 90" ~
.,,o,, oeaSOo' IN Ior0 hone needles, such as II
, he f,,ld aronr the ''stOne races Oh cn 40 I
all, go dwellings, of the Swiss lakes. ~ "
!, TO anpear that some cracks III .nI +bev
be- ave gave them warning; anu 'nIT W. al
d its after which the root len III ",lU ,ni,on,
mis- '1 reserved their relics ana househooI
H., anu ;I, Gov our inspection. Even these
A nv 1' r,o+ seem to have been the Original III
-rain .t,I+s Int the successors OF previous
) is ulation. ,,,loro+ion
nmu- All through Europe these eXIloraIlon
and now roing on with great No"i IN
# the In Malta the relics OF d IaoI rae W h6ne
shows INFANTS have been dlScoNole g tI,or, II
lively These were not larger man VI r1ade
cause small pony. Those WHO n ~ the
Illness things their study are SUI II i Iao,vled
i've in press that is making i'll o,ii 1,,I,e, Inn
yism" lost races, nor is there nut lInrns won
I'd es similar efforts on our own In Mis-
b, and followed by as mnch sucoeI' tho remia
dards, where DR.. Koch dlscoNe1S -, that
ar in the Mssourum, 1t IS Wen NV n1,;stencf
intel sure he found PROOF ol SrD nth it. a
me to race of Indians cotellcfVV i;fa
,lcmen- fact the destroyeTS Vi iu' -