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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-03
woMAN's RIGHTS.

Dennis McFlynn has been thinking abou
"wOmans rights" and his excited imagination
finds vent as follows:
Hurrah for the time that is comm,
Whn ladies shall vote like the min;
Och, won't the polls be a bloomln'
Wild iithers and crinoline thin!
Election day thin, ] am thinkin'
viii be the great day Of the year,
Whin lasses and lads will be drinkin
Together the candidates beer.
What's the use to wrange wild Biddy
About who the living shall make;
An sure, II u will please her, I'm riddy
To give up the hod for her sake,
An be stayin' all day at the shanty
To 'tind the domestic affairs,
A boin' the bafe an perates,
An mendn' the rips an the tares
Thin when election approaches,
An the lasses are marchin' the strate,
Wild big bands Of music an torches
An Blddy is standing the trate,
Ill be on the sidewalks hurrahin',
For me own darlin' Biddy McFlynn,
Wild child in my arms, and drawin',
A cab wild another one in.
An when she Is maxim her spaches
Before the great min OF the land,
Sure thin / will lend her my braches,
An sit by her side on the shtand;
An after she's done wild her talkin',
Och, thin how the people will cheer,
An of to the polls be a walkin,'
An voting for Biddy my dear.
An whin all the votin' is over,
An Biddy's elected, sure thin
I'll live like pig in the clover,
Wild Honorable Mrs. McFlynn;
The shanty I'll quickly be leayin'
An livin' wild Elegant taste,
Wild horse and shay for me drvn',
And niger to walt on the baste.
It's niver a lie l am spakin',
But thrue every word that say,
It's myself 'twould niver be takn'
The rights OF the ladies away;
II a lassie, thinking 1t proper,
Should shoulder the mortar and brick,
Bad luck to the thafe that would shtOp her
I'd blacken his two eyes pretty quick.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-10-03

tsE- A baby who kisses his mother and
fights his father, may be said to be partial
to his ma and martial to his pa.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

For guarantee that the drawing will be fairly con
ducted and that the prizes will be promptly deliv
cred, permitted to refer to the following named
gentlemen in various portions the Territory
IDAHO CrTY-Agency of the First National Bank Of
Idaho; Hon A Merritt NJ G; Hon Whitson Dis
trict Judge; 8. Marshal JOS Pinkham Deputy U {
NJ John Kcnnaly; Dryden McClintock, Sheriff Boise
county; w Thatcher, County Treasurer; VIM NO.
loney, County Auditor; Foote, District Attorney
John German, County Assessor; Jas pinney, p NJ
Geo Ainslie. Attorney at Law DR. Jas Healy, Por.
ter Proprietor of Luna House, Jas Sayles Proprietor
Washington Market; @ Bryant, vantlne & Co, s
Kingsley, Lauer & Swim and b Emery Co. Mer.
chants: Elkin, w Noble Saunders and d
Anderson, Ditch Owners and Miners
BOISE CITY-First National Bank of Idaho; Great
house Brothers, Bankers; Hon L Curtis Secretary
and Acting Governor of Idaho; Hon Gray Terri
torial Treasurer; ] @ Geer Int Rev Collector; A
Atlee, w & Co.'S Agent; DIR A J Thibodo; j Crit
fin, Prop'r Overland Hotel; Logan & Louthan and G
Jacobs, Merchants.
SILVER CrTY-Hon Ensign and Geo Coe.
CENTERvrLLE-S Ridge, Il Channell John Mer-
rili. Beck, L Bourgeois and Brown & Dempsey.
REORGANIZATION Mattox and Jas DAWSON.
GRANITE CREEK-John Leary, Con Haley and Dem
mis- Crowley.
PIosEEa-Hon John N cannady, Ben Wilson and
VIM Nunnaly.
ALI orders should be addressed to
=. v. Robe, Prop'r,
And General Business Manager, p. o. Box 3I7, Idaho
City, /. T., or TO JONAS w BROWN, Sec.
~ Tickets for sale in Idaho City at the P.
0. Bookstore and 1st National Bank.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01
city and County.

no,,erAs cAsE.-on last Thursday mornins
1hA ..,.nca in the Douglas case was brought to
TIC the arguments Of counsel commenced
s, R E FoOte. District Attorney. opened the case
A@ ~. n.rt Of the prosecution. occupying about one
- which he devoted himself principally TO the
A0-' ,.be to the case in bis usual clear and fore
y" ..nnsr and briefly reviewed the facts as devel
~" s. the testimony. he was followed by Major
:, urston. .or the defense. In q speech occupying
two hours, and we say in no spirit Of fiattery,
~. :, was one Of the most eloquent and fOrcible
hes We have ever heard in Idaho. His group
,ns facts and careful analysis Of the evidence
%, nat he surpassed. and the manner in which he
-, esteemed to by Bench. Bar Jury and spectators
80, evidence Of the favorable impression DE made
-, orator and IN advocate. Judge Mcbride fol.
,,.a Major Huston in his usual clear and forcible
stva Of argument explaining and sitting thoroughly
.s evidence upon both sides, showing that Douglas
nat the aggressor in the conflict and that he act
:, in sslfdefense and as any other reasonable man
,r,na under the same circumstances. The prosecu-
~, wss then closed by Judge Joseph Miller, in =
thorsd efor. occupying over two hours and half,
:, which be reviewed the evidence, eulogixed the
memory of the deceased and in Al eloquent plea de-
-,u5ei verde: Of conviction at the hands of the
inv Judge whitson then charged the jury, clearly,
y and pointedly, upon the law covering the case,
having no phase Of the case untouched by his in
sucrons, after which the jury retired TO deliberate
On their verdict They subsequently came into court
hr further instructions, which were given, and at
one tine, from the nature of their questions to the
Court and from the evidence, il was very generally
believed tha; they would be out only few minutes
and would return with verdict Of mot guilty " but
such was not the result We understand that at one
tune they were evenly divided. and finally. on last
Saturday evening. they announced to the Court that
there 70 probability Of their reaching verdict,
vheEeupon the Court discharged them for the term
L is an expensive to the county As it doubtless
IS aso to the defendant and il Is 10 be regretted
Tia. verdict Was not rendered
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

liz CHAPMAN TEoUPE--" Laugh and grow fat, "
We ADVICE OF some sage moralist who discovered,
'-s ago. that laughter q great promoter Of di-
S~'n and in fact is necessary for the moral and
'1'4i as vel as the physical, health OF the biped
Al Inc lat and morals, then, Of those who attend
4 4s performance Of the Chapman troupe on Sat-
'aay night must have been considerably increased.
v ~eiF songs. jokes and acting they kept their
---'4ee In perfect roar Of good humor. Several
'm We could mention nearly busted" with ex-
80 laughter; all were pleased and pronounced
performance complete success. The hit of the
Ing was the song How are you OF for Stamps
being peculiarly applicable in these hard
le'' since it is question that is revolving in the
|-Aads Of all and but few can answer II favorablv
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01
Manner of Drawing.

Coupons corresponding to the Nos of the tickets
sold will be placed in a wheel under the supervision
Of the Committee of Management On the day OF the
Drawing in the presence Of the audience. the wheel
will be brought forth. After the wheel shall have
be turned sufficiently TO thoroughly mix the Cou.
pons, number will be drawn from the wheel by a
person selected for that purpose by the audience.
The first No. drawn from the wheel viii be entitled TO
the first prize; the second No.. to the second prize
and so on until q sufficient number of the Coupons
shall have been drawn 10 exhaust the list of Prizes
hs-A list of the numbers drawing Prizes will be
forwarded to Agents after the drawing pos
sible and all tickets drawing prizes must be present
ed to the Secretary. JONAS W. BROWN Esq, ut Ida
no City, who will forward the prizes as directed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

4 STAGE 4FFAIEs.-Mr. Thee. V. Matthews, Superin
tenisnt Of the Y ". Stage Company. and p-oprieto,
Of the Boise City and Idaho line visited our city last
week, being on tour Of inspection over his line
Is well IS to form the acquaintance of the Idaho
merchants and business men. he has made q COM
|lete change in Affairs connected with the line be-
tween here AMI Boise City, and with new stock.
toahes and drivers intends to have the mails here
by three clock p. " instead Of FIVE AID six as un.
der The Old management The Overland line 10 the
ralfoad, IS veil a. TO CmAtiIlz under hts manage
nel, Is now in better condition and making better
tine ilan heretofore. The old coaches have given
lce to neT ones and fresh stock continually being
purchased for the read Mr.. Matthews. besides be-
|ing genial whoe-soued gentleman. appears to be a
I've nan in the stage business, and we congratulate
|'ae entire people OF the Basin upon the Boise
|2nd Idaho line having passed into his hands After
nis persons paying their fare VIII not be required
II TalE half the way, nor viii they be required TO
assls' spawned, broken-winded old stage plugs to
' The empty stage up any of the hills as has been
PIE case too often heretofore. Matthews understands
rs "ois, and intends that travellers over his line
/ --A nave nothing to complain Of For particulars
r advertisements IN another column
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

CONE TO SrAH.-our old friend Chas. T. Blake. OF
the Arm Of J. A. Pnney Co. having arrived, with
his family, at Boise City Mr. Pinney has returned to
Idaho City to take charge Of the firm affairs here he
having arrived By yesterdays stage We glad TO
have him back, and hope and believe he will stay.
Boise City has lost all attractions for him. that
know Of and the Basin amt quite played out yet is
IL Jim!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

TEXAS CArrLE.-From private letter. received by
Mr. J. +. Hill Of this city from the Abbott family,
who living in Texas, learn that band of cat
tle numbering thirteen thousand head, left the Bra
EOS river the 18th Of last April for Idaho and that
it expected they would reach here about the first
Of next september.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01
1855 PRIZES!
.ASD......
No Prize worth less than So.
One Prize to Every Four Tickets.

Owing to the unusually late opening of the mining
season, and the consequent scarcity OF money in the
camp at the time first advertised for the Drang the
Distribution has bean postponed 20 the a5ove date
az which time Ii viii POSITIVELY CONE OFF
Tickets remaining unsold at that time viii be dis
posed Of by the Committee of Management as they
may see proper. In consequence of the decline Of
real estate in Idaho City the Committee have thought
II best 70 withdraw the House and Lot from the List
OF Prizes and also 10 make other changes which re-
duces the number of Prizes TO ass and the number
OF Tickets to 1878 This leaves the ratio of prizes 10
tickets the same, viz: ONE prize to FOUR tickets
Amsng the most important changes in the list of
prizes Is the withdrawal OF number Of small value
and the substitution of a very valuable
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

LEG BRoxES.-We learn from Mr. j. W. Dawson
that miner named David sayder. while engaged at
work in the claims OF Dawson & Co., on Pail creek,
the other side OF Pacerville, caved by bank
last Sunday night, and had his left limb broken in
two or three places. DR.. Healy was summoned and
By his orders the patient was. last Monday brought
over to Idaho CIty aud placed in the hospital.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01
One Valuable REGULx
Office Clock.

The remainder Of the Prizes. completing the number
to ass consists Of gold aud silver watches fine sets
Of ladies jewery. eardrops pins bracelets buckles
Chains. gold thmbes, pearl and ryhsnded table
cutlery solid silver ware. plated ware solid gold and
agate rings gold and agate sleeve buttons shirt studs
clocks. meerschaum pipes plain and silver mounted
gold ockets, charms etc, etc, valued at IS TO SIS
each. and making total valuation of $1,000. All of
the above articles of jewelry Of Idaho and Cali
foruia manufacture.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

IcE--John Zapp never fails, in his rounds with
ice, TO dump "chunk" into the WORLD Office. The
luxury is fully appreciated, and as John says he
wants to keep cool" we are satisfied he means
what he says He is ready to supply families. saloons
and in fact everybody with NICE clean and clear ice
during the hot season.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

PETTY THrEvEs--The mining season appears to be
the thieves harvest. Numerous instances have r.
Gently occurred OF cabins being broken open and
clothing gum boots, pistols. &c. carried OF by the
dePredators- The miners being absen; =; their work
Affords thieves fair opportunity 10 go through
their cabins. Gllls cabin. Bear Run. was broken
open and robbed during his absence At night on a
ditch where he engaged at work. Another cabin
in town. belonging TO Mr. Wood. was also broken
open on last sunday night, and blankets. clothing
&c. carried Of. No clue has yet been obtained of
the perpetrators. bat there IS little doubt Of China
men being the midnigh; providers. A compound ca
thartic IN The nature OF Lead pills. promptly admin
istered to any caught in the act. might have ten
dency to stop the scoundrels and deter others from
engaging in the same netar!ous calling. Padlocks
and bolts and bars easily demolished by the bur
glAEtous "Ch!nee,'' and they seem to have been
pretty successful thus far IN eyadins pursuit and
avoiding detection.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01
Special Notiee.-pesirinr 70 cioro IN. b.,sines.

Notwithstanding to close ont business
august lst viii sell. cheaper than any other
f. II Tue Basin. everything in the line Of ladies'
c,o s'Ods, millinery, fancy goods, wall paper.
'O'Aefy and queensware, etc, now on hand, and
'"ck' to arrive in few days, for CASH ONLY.
H. 'end 70 be undersold, and as desire TO quit
BUSINESS can sell at prices below cost Persons
bargains would do well to examine my stock.
H. ule Isl an auction viii be had on the premises
sunday. All persons indebted to me are
Nm. o'iiea to come forward and settle; and per-
h, ine Claims against me win present the same
Idaho Cut II. ROSENTHAL.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01
District Court Proceedings.
Hos. ~ G. WHrrsoS PRxsrDrSe.


BY courtesy Of Mr. c. +. Bowen. Clerk. we have
been furnished with the following proceedings of the
District Court:
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. May 2L-After we went to
press last week several other witnesses we're
med IN the Douglas case, including DR.. Zinf " r
latro Mary Boyer. Dennis Willard John German.
Mrs Pnkham. Mrs. Nagent and Sam. Stewart
ruled. ee Wv
THURSDAY. May 2O.-People VS. DOUGLAS. case ar
gued and submitted TO Jury
FRIDAY. May 26-People VS.. All Cow: deft Mead
nos guilty and trial set for Tuesday, May so.
s VS. crowley; def plead not guilty and trial
John Good vs.. John Gallagher; settled and dis
missed at pitts cost N 1-7-
Holmes vs. Grant: placed on calendar and default
entered. 1 oeiauis
SATURDAY, May a7.-Baird 4 Inass - p.,...,.
demurrer argued and submitted
People VS.. Britien and sureties; demurrer ARMED
and submitted e
People vs. Douglas; the jury disagreed and was dis
MONDAY. May la.-People vs.. Douclas. second ,r,.,
set for Monday. June 5th.
entered. N0Ao Pios'
People vs.. China Charley and ouong; tried by Jury
ana verdict OF guilty of grand larceny; to be sent
enced June LIST
c. Clark vs.. Vim. Fitzgerald ct al. Judgment for
plaintiff for S69i 90 with interest and costs
TUESDAY May S0-Special venire ordered for ten
additional Jurors.
Holmes vs.. Grant; Judgment for plt'T and decree
OF foreclosure Of mortgaea,
saunders e. a. TX baldwin; judgment OF perpetual
injunction entered name pro tanc
Crawford vs.. Dickinson; Judgment by default for
piainun Tor Sal 10 with interest and costs.
People vs. On Cow; murder; jury empauneled and
testimony for prosecution closed.
WEDNESDAY, May Sl.-The jury in the case of On
uo" returned verdict or manslaughter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

CALLED.-capt. Jack Shepard. w. T. Il Co. mes
senger, who formerly enacted the role Of honest
miner while resident Of this section called on us
few days ago. Shep looks hearty and says he may be
happy yet
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

ADJOURNMENT OF CoURT.-owing to sickness In the
family of Judge whitson, Court win be adjourned,
until June 10Th anyhow, and probably until some
further time, of which due notice will be given.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

RETURSED.-Messrs. Nathan Marx and s. W. Wulf,
who to Portland delegates to the Grand Lodge
l. o. o. F., returned a few days ago. They report
having had pleasant time in the Webfoot metropo-
lis and a harmonious session Of the Grand Body.
Mr. wulf was appointed D. ID. G.. III. for Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

DISTRIBUTION PosrPoSED.-As we announced in
our last issue, the drawing of Prizes in Robes Gift
Distribution has been postponed TO the 4th day Of
July next At that time 1t viii take place at tie court
house in this city. When we made the announce.
ment OF last week it was intended TO have printed
and circulated descriptive lis; of the prizes but its
extreme length and the consequent cost of printing
determined the abandonment Of that PLAN and the
simple announcement OF the postponement by the
distribution OF circulars. objectins being made TO
the price placed upon the real estate that prize has
been Withdrawn, and tickets Cancelled 10 corresponds
also some minor prizes have been set aside and in
their place is substituted valuable Regulator or
Office clock. These changes have reduced the num-
Der Of tickets to 1875 and the prizes to ass or one
prize 10 four tickets Continued iI-health has com.
PEELED Mr. Robe TO cease work and TO close up his
place OF business. As viii be seen By the certiacate
Of the Managers published in the advertisement he
has furnished them with list Of the prizes and has
placed al the property in their possession where il
viii remain until after the drawing Tickets are for
sale III Idaho City 81 the Pos,ofce the Is; National
Bank and At ]. q. Bryant u Co. 5 store.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

roun.. -D'-Ars A. d. Mackie, sister of our worthy
n,n y treasurer. c. W. Thatcher. ESQ.,, after SO.
ast several months in our city. left by stage on
Coo,.se morning for Kentucky via Central City,
M 80 "nere she has another brother residing.
ON Der many friends in wishing her pleasant
IrnonS, and hope that she may again be numbered
VIC members Of the social circle of Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

i aoor~ !. We've saw small boy in great men,
Ian a. .'s other day. Tears as large as nutmegs
v,ao- Ns cheeks while he gazed ut something in
kap.o WIN steadfast look. We ascertained the
Inv :, MS grief to be the lack Of funds 10 purchase
ss r. :. e apples and other nice things exposed for
- me Postofice Bookstore show window.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

BooTxAKIEG.-In this issue Nelson Perrin again
filings his banner TO the breeze, as bootmaker. He
is an old resident and every one knows him TO be
master workman. Give him q call, at his shop on
Main street, adjoining the Miners Brewery, and we
will warrant him TO give you fits.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

AcKSowLEDoMEsTs.-we are under many oblga-
lions to Judge " g. Anderson for his kind assistance
on editorial columns during the editors attend.
ence on Court
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

SrcK.-we sorry to learn that Mrs. Judge Whit
son was taken suddenly i'll few days ago and that
she is still in dangerous condition. Unless a
change for the better takes place at once the Judge
will be compelled to adjourn court.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01
LISTs PRIZES:

A1SI : PRIZES:
One prize of GOLD COIN. 80. SOC
Twenty-six Coin Prizes, S. each $50
One Set of Lady's Jewelry, -. 100
One Horse-timing Gold Watch,
Independent Quarter Second, $50
One Howard Gold Watch, :. $50
One Stem-winding Gold Watch, 200
Two Diamond Rings. $3.50 EACH. 800
Two Ladies' Gold Watches, $3.50. 500
Two Sets Ladies' Jewelry, SIS. $50
Two Gents Gold Watch Chains.
800 each, 900
One Lady's Gold Watch Chain, 10
Two 6-ounce case American Sill
yer Watches, $50 each. ..... 100
One Gents Gold Chain, ....... so
Six Sets Ladies' Jewelry, $40. 240
Five American Silver Watches, 500
One English Lever Watch, -. rs
One Ballard Target Rifle, rugged
for hunting, and cartridge belt, $50
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

lee, Il. AND WATcHEs.-D. b. Kimmel, the Pio-
rettv eler and Matchmaker. has got things going
him. ucn ms way now. He has fair stock of all
kctp,. = MS line on hand, and is prepared to manu-
c o., older' or repair. jewalry. watches, clocks,
MN call, next TO Lauer & Swinn's.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

law. We return thanks to Mr.. Thee. v. Mat
H. h.s Substantial fayors. We found the Boise
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

or Office clock used in his business by the proprietor
as a general time piece regulator
In consequence OF continued llhealth necessitat-
ing the abandonment of business altogether the pro.
prietor has prepared and submitted the Committee
descriptive list OF the prizes in the order in which
they will be drawn and has also placed all the prop.
sriy in their charge. where il will remain until tie
day OF the drawing. as shown by the following
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01
Certificate:

We, the undersigned. Committee Of Management
Of Robes Gin Distribution. certify that we have re-
ceived from him descriptive lis; OF the prizes ar-
ranged in the order of drawing together with all the
property, and after examining and comparing the
two. we hnd them 10 correspond in all particulars
". c. wHlTSON. JOS. PINKHAM,
q. W. THATCHER j. q. BRYANT
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-24
ruw COMMANDMENT.


Nowhere, perhaps, says Prot. AgSssiz, is
she physical and moral deterioration of
pure races so clearly shown rs In Brazil.
The hybrid between the Indian and negro,
called cafazo, has none of the delicacy Of
the mulaiio, Lis complexion j. dark, his
hair long, wavy and curling, and his char.
scter, instead VI being conhding and indo-
lent is described BY Agas.iz as a happy
combination between the jolly disposition
81 the negro and the energetic, enduring
powers Of the Indian. The hybrid be-
tween the white and bslf-breed IL called
mAmeluco, and 10 described 10 being pal
lid, efeminAte, feeble, lazy, and rather OBJ
stinSte, the Indian influence having appsr-
entity obliterated the higher characteristics
Of the white, without impariing il own
energies to tho offspring. Noticeable cx-
ceptioDs to this picture may be found in
the halt-breeds Of the semi-ciyilized com.
muhitles Of our Southern Indians. 1t is
very remarkable that the Indian, crossing
with either negro or white, makes "a
deeper impress on his progeny than the
other races, and in accordance with thi.
fact it is observed that, in further cros sings,
the pure Indian characteristics are re-
sumed and those Of the other race. thrown
on Let any ono, says Prof. Agassiz,
"who doubts the evil OF the mixture OF
races, and inclined, from II mistaken phi.
lsntropy, 10 break down all barriers be.
tween them, visit Brazil