, 1875-10-02
Military Architecture --- Structure
and Habits Of Plants
aud Animals.
noman Catac0mbs and the Early
Cbristians--.iiO0fs Of Naro-
Icons Warehouses.
Giants at tho E1position.-Inter E1.
otits--llare rruits---Ffawcrs, Nut
ural und Artificial.



rrr nrrrxr t,nlat. or MAN. AA tLLrsrkATEn M
t,roLu,,r ASn r,tr Moii nv sciyHcK nr rnf-
mi41onto anoH1"tonx. TX jANIg .. s9c7H*t1.
sate, Aru., FV. Gu1 ItttlttrllllA: J. IL. Lip
rtueot 4 co. ...
In attempting to overthrow. by his eing1e arsn,
ono Of tue mosl ropniar and stontis-BustAinoh
tboores Of modern Boonoo. Mr. boushall l1us nn-
dertahen llorculcan tnsit. unt io ontcrB upon
Il with bold aud nsBurod beating, that Of ltsolf
wins a certain kind OF sympathy. I1lero ia, to
bo sure, no tluGma Of scienco 30 authoritative
,,at MI appeal agalust i.a conclusions by ono
wLo detccta. or fancioa hu detects, weak
ness aud error IN its construction, IL
not proper nnli 1estrablD. Human docrstB.
from Whatever aourco tlloy maj cm-
snatc, and howovor Htaunehly tlloy ,nay bo do
fonlcd, need scanning, and critlcising, and or"
pusiug for they munt. in their untnro bo fa'li'
LIe. But wlieu theory like that Of tho antique
ty Of man has hocn accepted by tho great boay
Of scientists astor the exhaustive scrutiny We
must Hupposo thon1. M honeBt n1en, to haso
given 1t, 1t Ii fair to prcsums that 1t rents upon
= basis of evidence which cannot DO tosno!ssAeo
by the o!rortn of any ono ma,1. Nevertheless,
,1,1uenso Nh aro lilo odds pga!nst him. DR.
soutlau ptocords tu tLo work with full co'lil.
deuce in lis nowcrs, ard novur for moment
doubts bis entiro s,,ccess and it must bo cou-
fespctl that hn llaA male braso fight.
uis renders would Aavo moro fnitl, In him IT
Ia wero less aaHl1red. Assertions will usyerpass
for proofs, And nothing 70 iucitea tlatrust as a
hrarrars mir. Tho great charm, tho great power.
in Uarpu's writing, il tho modcst unahenmlnt,
way il, which llc brings forward tho evidence liz
las accumulated, and draws l,lA deductions from
II, Il in over apparent In hia Inannar TINT no
hrtrpar1loH debated t.ostson with III nnPrejl1-
dced lnlnt1 md thnk ho stndicB, searches, testH
il, cautiously and pationt1y, y,-.over Jumping at
conclusions. never wnspis!G facts, and Always
realy to tic last to acknowledge tho truo bear
inc spd force OF every Bit OF testimony 1t nay
yicld, B,,c. ca,,tlor and humility begct no mnel,
fospect and admiration for tho mn1i. TINT t!,ny
uaore than half-wih allegiance to his theories,
Controversial wrltcrs nlld 1ir. southn!l among
thotE, would DO wisely 10 initiate ha bcnutiful
It i sne belief Of Arr. 6outhaM that p1irnova1
mpn WAS bort, fully ciYi!izeh with an Intelligence
~ ant a. that exhibited by tho Egy,taHB, ht'
5rht appeared upon tho earth at a dato not c1.
.euding back further tiInn 0.000 yearH 1ie tioo.
not advance any .lIrert opinion As to the plact
which man originally inhabited, Or ~ to tf,o cir
ru,u,tanccB Of mans creation bnt ho evident1.
lccepts tho Mosaic account III Tho llloraly trut
ops. 1ie roYinws tho evidence Of tho create
antiquity ot the hutnn!l raco which gco1ogst'
pul arc!lrologirts hnvc found in the lnogai,th
monuments, tho lake dwellings,, tho DanisI
EIoRkcn iloidlusA, tho Dono-ca,cs, tho river
gravel Of Erauce ald England, tl.p OCCURRENCE O
ihe rsma,1ts OF tho nlainn'oth. atd iu atl ohio
minor sources, and declares 1t III every eaao t.
ko Of tho tlimsieHt description.
lis survey Includes overy 1nnn Of rclcnce an
tycry book of Importance tlat 1tnva ntjnraal til
theory Of the remote origin Ut man; mud al IT
handled very freely, md pronounced vory faulty
5uct review shows ttHn!elIhD research uiNl.
the toolH examined hnyp bcHn 1l,natere,t. MI
their contcuts rightly interpreted, thor. Inns III
Boutball MUD of remarkable capacity and rct
ttra.on. but tho gcolugsf, tue arclinolosfs
A.. t.iI tumint ut< tt3n