The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-04-20

| At any rate, he pO6BeSSUd more abil
| ity than the rest of his family "a,
| while the other molluske have re-.
mained mollusks. through the vic,s.
| STUDIES Of ! million wears. this part;c
ular Oyster was tho parent Of iii the
fishes, birds, animals. Ana finallv n
man. By some UNEXPLAINED means
this primitive Ascidian produced an
offspring that had back hone. and
the great order of tn. Yertobrstee
had begun. It was not Z fIsh. or :
bird, or o monkey but somethine
combininr the germs Of ali these
Glasses. by grsdual differentiation
marvellous changes were accomphish.
ed. Some Of these nrimav.l maIinsL !
eraduallv acnu;red Ans . ii .c.ia. srd
nervada3 IN m;~htv 49,. ~ $500
merable and var;sd tr;hsa - ~ H.hs. [
From .hem snrnrr tha ..,s;la. | ~.
crocod;ias sIf;rstors - - .pa sSS
the marsh.s .rS sIi ~ s..ron. ~ . - -
Thssa ;n tn-r 80 ohs.;n.d ~ . M I;oa ns A."u; .ni
sa.thers h;ii. snS S,.. - v .1
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forasta Other assoasJ.nt. ~ .sa
nr;m;s;va A.c;d;srs S..s,on.d = .So
hair crsv r,or th.;r I h.oP .e.h ~
ond cl.v. ~. a. ,ns nSor;dsS - esn
ovstsr h.. h..os.d. ~. 49, ~.
~ msmms,s sserS.n.. .ns .;ao oas Uu.' Tnn"
hr.sas Co., - dop. 1917. non''
Wh.t . ~.,,sssssf.i. ......s,. n!.s..
n tn.,.t nm hsvs kssn = sJa.e asrtn. s.,ss Ss'ol
d;vars;f,ad o.c.anrS % nn..h suon
fsssor or.vai- sm.m. tbs. I ~. ~. - ~.
tha meie - dara,o~.nan. - ~ 49, .nd Sa Ss IL
Soos ~. Lnn- = rh Soas9 1 = ~
A. 80 th...s.s 80. onn onn
va.r. rnc-. =. - .s. 80 .-..' oOO'ooO
rnasrsa fshar. 80. ~ ~ ~
rrcnr. Aha Oid wa.II - ~ %~s.s ssss
monkeys Ana the New world mon.
kevs aiso called Pl.tvrh;res The
OId world monkey hsd fonr mol.r
teeth. while their Amer;oan consins
ina A. moI.r. Na- nan hss sonr
molar tegth IN h;a law who nan f..
sist the wonderful coincidenoe ? He
must be : descendant of tho OId
World monkevs
But the Gorilla and tha Ch;mnan.
xee Arc most like man A. nrasant Ana
thew live in Africa therafors man
apneared frat ON thu Afr;can cont;-
nent. thonoh an th;s nn;rt ,sr-;r
~ some donhta Il ;s . Mini If
oonfrmation tbat ths ann !. hot IN
" 80 :"
tant s;d n r,dd,n. M "f ~. ,rrv
coat Th;. ais.r.,a.rod =. 4. 81,
Lrovr axcert sn.,.. - a.. "a. -
thosa ono arr not - - =. v.t '1.J s,,lw . davsI y
onad 0Tha s,;sss. - ;.j -
tan h.ve No h.;r avar % ~ . .ha hs.J ~
The o.nd.i .rrerd. 80 d;s.on.s"sI @
.rho canine taa,h wors sho.etrad
The hrs;n .rsw i.rcar % GI.w -.
o,ohsrcod 81. -. "a s.S .,'
the niacs &c M naws and I III I .ho .rs~.l 80
snY sp..; p.a." :. pa" Hua ~ sne s1s"s ,,
forth, lord of the creation. Darwin's
summary Of the steps Of this eyolu.
tion ia given on pnge goa of his new
work, and is as follows: Ascidians.
Lancelets, Ganoids. Amphibiaus'
Monotremata. Marsupials Lomuridm
Simiadm, Homo iSapiens. Translatinr
this pedigroo into popular terms &
would road. OYSTERS. Fishes. Croco-
diles, the Australian Duckbiil. Onos-
sums. Lemurs, Monkeys. Men Truly
science is . wonderful thinpi
= = :
These, then. are the applauded re-.
suits of modern science. Let all be.
lieve or be anathema / Our grand.
father was . Monkey. and our great
grandfather was . Mollusk. So savs
Prof Darwin. with the APPRECIATION
Of all the. ."rising naturalists."
By what arguments is such q
strange hypothesis supported2 Sure
" this remarkable deduction ought
to be sustained by remarkably strong
evidence.
l. Darwin adduces in support OF
his incredible theory the remarkable
physical resemblosces between man
and the apes. Bone for bono. nerve
for nerve, muscle for musclc. all parts
agree, with slightest differences,
"The brain, the most important of
all the organs, follows the same law. !"
Men and monkeys are vexed by the
same diseases, catarrh, cataract oi
the eye, inflammation, and the like.
some monkeys love 70 smoke t0bac'
90 end VIII get upsy on w'ae, after
wnlcn tney appear 70 nave . head
acne ana are eagor for iemons
lnere are documentary parts 10 men
wnlcn seem 70 commemorate . form
g conuluon, - .ne nne halrs on the