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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-19
Marietta Market,
corrected Weekly by our Merchants.

MARIETTA, Ga Nov. 10, 1873,
FINANCIAL.-Gold buying atSll2, selling
at Sill. Silyer-5uying at Sl,c5, selling at
Los Exchange-buynga at t discount selling at
par. Money commands Il to , per cent.
COTTON-l9 tollf.
! GRAIN.--We quote new corn 70cis. Old
corn - cents.
Wheat, / %. Oats 60 20. Rye 100 a l.35.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples g. to?4 Peaches
peaIed ~ unpeaed to 3; Pears l3cts.
SEED We quote clover at cooper bu -Eel
Blue Grass at $500 per busbel.
FLOUR Prom $500 to $50.
MEAL, s. 100.
BULK MEAT l4l cts. per pound
LARD. We quote buckets, Is; cans and
ierces, %
GROCERIES We quote: Sugars--Crush
ed, Granulatt and Powdered IS. Coffee II
for extra c b. Yellow c II. Brown III alb
Talow. :. Liverpool salt so U; Virginia salt
500. Candles-fullwegat %. Ginger 35a4O
Spice - ADO Pepper 35a40. Starch 10 to 10
Rice 81 fortierces Java Coffee 81 40. Rio
% 27t. New Orleans syrup Is 100. Mo
lasses-50. Cheese, factory 20 as. Peas
100 $50
FISH.-Mackerel No. l Ezra shore per
bbIs. $1,000; No. l, Extra shore per. half bbs,
$500; No. /, per. bbls $3.50; No. 2 per
halfbLls 30 No 3, per bbls. 200; No. 3,
per half bbls. 700; No. /, Extra shore per kits
$500; No. /, Bay per kits 2.25 No. .. Large
per kits 200; No 3, Large per kits $50.
COUNTRYPRODUCE. Buying prices from
wagons Eggs l. APO Goats, chickens 20 a25 cts
country outer % to 30 tennessee butter
30 to -.
FACTORY GOODS.-7-S shifting 2 9
"A. ,heetina 10 a II: Factory yarn, 40 per
Bunch Prints, 9 "A 10; Bleach -hirlings, : a;
II: Jeans, 25a75 Concord Jeans, Is,
LIME bushel barrel 81 20j bush
q barrel 200.
NAlLs.-Per kee. 1Od $500 ID, s525
erent kinds Of corresponding numbers, Poe on
above prices.
IRON.-Tre - inches to 4 by ll2 s.
smaller sizes Scots advance. Rod; lie. Axes
Collins Sl4 90. Shovels. Ames, ST. 90
Roands SIS 90: Stones Sl3 80. Solid cast
steel Il. r. l. Coffee mills s. 75al0 90. Cast
steel DC: springs -; axles lOall, sad iron
Q: horse shoe nails 10a20; | b Hames SO 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from stores
Table Peas $500. Onions, s. 40.
POWDER AND SHOT Blasting powder
So 80; b 81 10, rifle powder per key p pounds
81 80; halt kegs s. %: quarter kegs 3 80.
Patent shot, bag. - 75 Buck 81 %.
LEATHER.--Calfski ns-Domesti; s:}9all
per dozen: French S45a66. Harness leather
3-al5e per pound; sole leather, henock, pa
338 oak 40ac45, split 4Oc; kips, country 80
also pei pound.
HARDWARE -Holiowware, Savery's &c
Betting 20 per cent off LIST. Fairbanks scales,
listnet Manila ropes Cotton 25c; Jate
l9c; Cotton cards s. % per dozen. Axle
grease 81 90 per gross. Picks, common. 1T;
steel l. mattocks Isl; axehelves & % per
dozen.
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ACWORTH DOTS.

A party of some thirty persons
left Acworth Tuesday morning for
Texas. Among the number was
Thos. NJ. Dobb9, one of Acworth's
most enterpriSing and best business
men.
A. c. Smith, of Savannah, and
Miss Mary S. Clayton, of Carters>
vile, were married Tuesday morn
ing at 81 o'clock at the residence of
the brides father, DR.. Samuel Clay
ton, Rev. Mr.. Headen performing
the ceremony. Both were once cit
liens of Acworth. They 60 to Sa-
vannah to battle together in life's
great struggle. We wish them
much happiness and a long life.
AHA.
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A Pleasant Remedy.

The change in the weather has given great
many persons Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis. Sore
Threats Hoarseness &c,
Instead Of nauseous medicines stews aud vii
famous compounds. our citizens are using that
pleasant and delightful remedy, Globe Flower
Syrup, which always effects cure in few
DAYS. and sometimes in a few hours. Neglect
a cold and pay either doctors or an under
takers bill The list of diseases and the great
number Of deaths resulting from simple cold
are frightf1l, and may be avoided by having
always al hand bottle Of Globe Flower Syrup,
which is equally and certainly remedial for all
stages Of Lung and Bronchial disorder, from
a simple cold to a confirmed consumption. BE
wise in time, it's madness 10 defer Next day
the fatal precedent may plead and you may
drop into an early erave-alI for want Of on"
bottle Of GLOBE FLOWER CoUGH SYRUP.
Mothers, remember that GLOBE FLOWER
SYRUP is a specific tor GROUP, and children
love to take it, Never be without this nvalua-
ble remedy to administer on the first alarm Of
Group. Cut this out. 1t may save your life,
and with sound lungs and a healthy organlza-
ton. live long to bless ils discovery and praise
its great merits.
1t is sold by first class Druggists and Chem
i.fs
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A Train of Evils.

IfWeakness of the stomach is allowed to be-
come chronic the following evils supervene-
Digestion is permanently impaired the system
is very imptrtecty nourished, the blood becomes
thin and Waterv. and the bile being unemployed
for digestive and eyecuatiye purposes, enters
the circulation through the thoracc duct and
inecls Itself into the superficial vessels giving
to the skin and whites OF the eyes thes atfron
tnge Indicative of bliousness. Headache, nau-
SEA. constipation. pains in the side, palptations,
heart burn dizziness, aud many other harrass
inc syspoms which accompany the internal de
rangement above described, which, ifunchecked
j. as sure to be- followed by serious disease, as
the rising Of the sun by it, setting. 1t is man
ifest, therefore that an inability Of the stomach
TO act upon the food should be overcome with
ont delay. The inyisorating influence upon
that organ of Hostetters Stomach Blttprs is
speedily felt in the disappearance Of all the dis
agreeable symptoms alluded to- The prescribed
mineral remedies for general debility usually fail
to achieve any lasting result, because they do
notinyigorate the stomach; IIosteiters Biters
always succeed because that IS their primal eff
feet. The very tact that they are such an eX-
eellent stomachic constitutes them one Of the
best general tonics in existence To restore di-
geslion Is the final step towards the recovery Of
health when impaired by any Of the multtarlous
complaints which spring from dyspepsia and
that step viii be found to have been taken by
the invalid who has ayailed himself Of this IA
nous auti-dysneptc remedy.
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CHEAP PRINTING.
Reduced Rates-Patronizo Home.

Reduced Rates-Patronize Home.
1t will be seen by the following
prices, that no man in Marietta can
have an excuse for carrying his
printing from home. The JOURNAL
has compared prices with larger
cities and we have placed our prices
below their rates. BY giving us
your work, you can save railroad eX-
penses, express charges, or postage,
and get your work done as we'll and
cheaper. All we ask is trial and
we guarantee satisfaction in prices,
style, excellence, and quality of
paper. Patronize your home paper
and don't send your money abroad to
strangers. Here are our prices:
Letter heads per 200, 50 5O note heads
per 900 s. 90 bill heads, per LOCO $l2 90;
statements of account, per 1000, s. CO., cards
per 600. s. 90; receipts or checks loose per
1000, 81 so; letter circulars full sheet, l page
comp, per 900, $40 50 letter circulars halt
sheet, page comp, per 1000, S 90; note
circulars, full sheet, page comp per 1000,
So 50 note circulars half sheet page comp,
1000, S. 90.
We will print Tax Receipts at s. 90 per
l000, bound in book form, in excellent style
and good paper-where sent by mail 30 cents
per LOCO additional,
We propose to print blank deeds, ftas, sum
nous and all other blanks at the cheapest
prices, Pamphlets handbills, all done neat
and at reduced prices.
There are those doing business in Marietta
who send of their printing to other towns -
Suppose everybody who now trade with you
should initiate your example and send off for
what they need, what would be the result
Destruction of all kinds of business, ruin and
bankruptcy. Consult Us and our prices and
we will do work as cheap as it can be done
anywhere South This ia fair
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THERE is no question about the matter
and no use inquil,ng about whether you can
bay goods any cheaper in Atlanta Than you can
from W. J. Kisers store in Marietta. Just
call and let c. c. Kiser price you goods and
see il he can corvince yon that their stock
is not only cheap bot complete in everything.
Messrs. Goodwin, Prevc1t and Hopkins also
will be found at their posts anxious to wait on
YOU. All those indebted had better pay up by
the first of January nest.
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Macon Ga, May, 9, 1871.
pr j. o. D1NFORTH:

DEAR SIR-Aher carefully examining the
formula by which it is made, and using two
bottles of your SANATIVE DENTIFIiCE. l take
great pleasure in recommending its use to my
patients and to all others who may wish to keep
their teeth and gums in a pure and healthy con-
dillon. The formula can testify, contains
nothing but what Is conductive 10 the health,
CLEANLINESS aud parity of the mouth. find j,
to be also very efficient for cleansing artificial
teeth and preventing the accommodating Of oily
and earthly deposits upon the plate. 1t Is IN
deed am elegant combination Of pure CASTLE
Soap with other cleansing and preserving IN
gradients delicatey favored.
Very Respectfully,
Wv. FORD, Surgeon Dentist.
For sale by Druggists,
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Very fine Apples at Leake q Hunts stoT

-FeTg HI0 a T'F-F5 az LINN - II'''7 : -77'
-Oranc4-. luscious and sweet, just received
at Leake x Hunts store.
A nice beyerage-that Missouri Cider at
Leake q Hunts.
New Mackerel. Kite, Barrels and halt barrels
at II. d. McCutcbeou's.
If You wait nice Cocoanuts, Leake 81
II units the place to get them.
-McClatchy has just received fresh car
load Of Lime, which is the best.
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THE people of Cherokee have an oppor-
tunity of buying goods cheap by calling at the
store of r. n. Delaney, Woodstock, Cherokee
county. Ga.
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Thousands use it, why hesitateP

JOY TO THE WORLD! WOMEN IS FREE =
Among the many modern discoveries looking
to the happiness and amelioration OF the human
race. none is entitled to higher consideration
than the renowned remedy-Dr. J. Bradfeld's
Female Regulator, Woman's Best Friend. BY
it woman i. emancipated from numberless ills
peculiar to her sex. Before its magic 70 Yer
all irregularities Of the womb vanish. Ii cures
whites 1t cures suppression Of the menses.
II removes uterine distractions. 1t cures con
stipation aud strengthens the system. 1t braces
the nerves and purihes the blood 1t never
fails. as thousands Of women will testify This
valuable medicine is prepared and sold by l..
IL Bradhed, Druggist Atlanta Ga, Price $3.50
per bottle All respectable drug men keep it.
Sound ard wen.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec 80 1868.
Dr.J Bradfeid-pear Sir Il take pleasure
in stating that, sometime previous to the late
war used, with the utmost success, ON ser
want girl. your FEMALE REGULATOR, prepared
then AT Bradf4lds Drug Store, West Point,
Ga She had been suffering severely from sup
pressed menstruation and this medicine soon re
stored her to health She is to-day living in
Atlanta sound and we'll | will state further,
that | know of its being used with equal success
in other cases ! do not hesitate to indorse your
preparation for the purpose for which yon
recommend it.
Yours truly, JNO. c. WHITNER.
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A cheap lot of CrocL+ry at McClatcLy's al
C0sT-now Is your time to get what you need
in that line cheap.
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FoR SALE-A No. Shingle Machine, with
extra saw and collar, belts, cut off saw, man
drel and boxes. Cheap for cash Apply to
II. d. McCUTCHEoN
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OFF Hand Local Dots.


-MN' irwin 0hi'h "aS 'e'' VIII
us some very 'aF67 'u'h'PS' Que 0.
'"e''' weighing 81 Pou"u''
-MRS GRANT daughter OF Mrs
Glover, OF this place, was thrown
from horse last Saturday and con
s;darabIv bruised
o,,,,rou ,,,.os s,oto,, o,.;daoo.
,. S.omo,.t and Sisk and ;mol;
oa,os hath in rho murder Of Seals in
Douglass county.
u.n,,,n.,. h.;ol. mason d,oo,o.
,;..;l, L.ol,on brici, and nm
,,J,1 10. f.o., ho1 =.
- ,La a,or and them yelled for
,,. coon,
NV, a.,o,o,on, roo,oson,;no
Al.aa ho,sos ~ IN Naria,ta
..o lac, T,..dov and af,or sone
L:..,, ..o.3. would bava .dr,mmad,
Lo.Aon h,t f,r ,imolv ;,to,ve,
of a,.,;o.
o., ,uj
MAJ, named Skitaupb in Fulton coun.
tv the other day in selt>defense-
Saca@nah Ne'cS.
Yes, bat ''Skitangh' happened to
be mosquito Sold.
"A NEGRO convict, whose time
has expired, refuses to leave the
chain gang at work on orr railroad,
but wears his stripped clothes, eats
and works, aad thinks 1t is good
enough place for him aud probably
it is.
-NR. VIM. King, on last We'd
nesday morning, LETT with US large
strawberry, gathered from the vine
where Others grew, ripe and Ius-
cious. Gathering ripe strawberries
in the Middle of November, places
Cobb county in the front rank.
-WnlLE in Marietta last Friday.
one Mr.. f. G. Hudson. after inti>
mate acquaintance with Ben Zine,
sent around to the drugstore for
mornhine. He was in the act of
Introducing it to his mouth, when a
friend knocked the career ending
mad;rioe out of his hand -thus spoil
inc a first class local item,
VIZ d;.,;l,o 70 DIM or be dunned
5.L. .ho. no ,n,st moat- al
,,,oo;.b ,s that we must dun those
who owe Ms in order to keep from
heinz dnuned. We urge those who
owo "a to come forward without de-
Law and NAV that thou owest," and
oroid ba;oo dnnned. What ought
n ha done 'twere well it were done
or;ckIv
tr n.;u h. soon nv ADVERTISE
.ha Torov1. that on Sat>
1. tha 2oth instant Mr.. A. B.
pIa,a. :, r,Il sell at auction, a
,,o,;at,, Of vaIuabI. household and
L;,oLon fnrnitnro. carpetjng. sewing
,,o.h;na corn fodder horses. car
.a,.o,,s tooIs &c. Now here is
P'"'0' w r-: o;,hom
good chance TO 9e' Va 1'"o' '''"',
at private or public SALE lead ana
remember the time and be on hand.
VIZ had a visit on last Wednes-
dav from Madame Loretta Jauneta
veIozonez. otherwise known as
I;sutenant Harry 7. Buford, of the
Confederate Army. She visits Ma
rietta in the interest of a Directory
Of Atlanta. Marietta, and other
towns. She is also getting out
book of 600 pages, entitled "Iho
Woman in Battle" reciting her no
mantle career as a disguised Con
f-1,,,,a officer snv. &c. She evi
o',t WORK worth
de"'.y VIII S7' O"'
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The law gives Administrators and
Executors the privilege to publish
their notices in any paper they may
select, SO owing to cur large circula-
ton parties will find it to their in
tere8t to advertise in the JOURNAL.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-19

just received at McCiatchy's a genuine
New Orleans Syrup, the best grade.
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--JUsr received, a northern lot Of selec
North Carolina winter Dat Seei. Call at l.. c
Il w. c. McLel!aus.
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-McCLtrcIN will sell you groceries cheap
er than anybody.
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/. s. NorTHCUrr & CO. have the best
lot Of Shawls IN the Market which they are Of
feriug VERY CHEAP Cal and see them before
purchas ne.
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7. N. Delaney sends us some
of the finest turnips we have seen,
one of them weighing # lbs. and
p inches in circumference
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Choice Rio and Old Government Java Coffee
for sale al II. d. AcCuicheons,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-11-19
G. WEST 81 SONS

@ WEST q SONS
ALADDIN SECURITY OIL.
Warranted 100 Degrees Fire Test-Endorsed
by Five Insurance Companies.
t-g- Read the following certificate, selected
from many others.
HovAEp FIRE INs. Co, OF BALTIMORE, !
December 3D. "A.
Ncssrs. c. U'eB j. Soas; Gentiemen-Hav-
ing used the various oils sold in this city Tor
Illuminating purposes l take pleasure in re-
commenting your aladdin Security as the
safest aud best ever used in our household
Yours, truly, ANDREW REESE, Pres.
tvIT WILL NOT EXPLODE,@AE1
ash Your StoreheePer for II.
Wholesale DEPOT: {. WEST x SUM-
lI3. Il5 ". Lombard Street, Baltimore.
Sept.2G 's5-Cm
, 1875-08-14

CULTURE or TREEs.-Under the act OF
Congress offering one hundred and sixty acres
Of land to any person who would "plant forty
acres in trees and cultivate them for eight
YEAR, about 100 had taken up l70,0 900 acres
of land in Minnesota, up to January. This
was An encouraging effort, considering the
brief space Of time elapsing after the amend
mcnt Of the act By the effort of the State,
and private and associated effort, 1t is esli-
mated that 900, 900 trees are now growing
in Minnesota, besides those planted under
the Congressional act. A report on the SUBJ
ject says that the cost Of planting and OF cul-
tivation is marvelously small, in many cases
not exceeding from two 10 five cents tree
Commenting On the act Of Congress the
Springfield Mass Republican says: We
SUSPECT that tree culture will prove the best
farming { r some of our worn out New Eng
land farms. The advocates of a system OF
forestry in This country will find their model
and warning in Prussia, where the govern
rnent already owns third of the wood land,
aud proposes to prohibit private owners from
clearing off heir own coil, except as far as
they will repIant with young trees. Fried
onrhal, the minister Of agriculture. claims
hat while Russia has 81 per cent. Of her soil
under wood, and Austria 30, Prussia has
only 23la S ringent as the proposed legis-
lation Is, it stands -ome chance of adoption.
, 1875-08-14

\ FRIEND ~ NEED-Mr. Thurlow Weed
has contributed 10 the New York Tribune,
some reminiscence of the dark days Of the
rebellion that will he regarded wi a keen
interest all over the land Mr. Weed deals
with that especially critical period when
England had demanded the surrender of
Mason and S!idell, and the whole world
waited with blted breath The reply of the
United States Government, and the object OF
his communication is 10 show what Il iIierd
the Queen of Great Britain WAS to us in that
irving time. Nj Weed was in London at
the time, and though unaccredited, was re-
parded and received by the English ministry
AS a representative of the American Govern
ment. All England was ripe for War. The
press, with one or two exceptions, stirred up
the flames, md the ministry 10 Il man, were
in favor of wiping out the Mason and SlIdeii
insult vi h blood. Throughout all the ex-
eirgment, all the fury OF outraged pride and
eager desire for revenge on the part OF the
people, there was one person in the realm
| who deprecated the excitement, and sought
by every means in her power 70 aiiay IT.
! That person was the Queen Of England. She
/ sent for Earl Russell and asked II nothing
could be done to avert 50 awful a calami'y
as war with America. Himself ripe Tor
vengeance, Russell replied that it all depend
ed upon the reply America might make to
the demand which was then in preparation.
e. Bring me that demand before it is sent u
the Washington Government, said Her
! Majesty. The demand for Mason and SlI-
aeus surrender vas brought to her and was
copcbei in such harsh. e1actiDg SDd imperiou'
,e,ms that the Queen Instantly said :" The
Americans eanno rcoede 10 this. IheL
sba took II 10 the Prince COnsort, who wa
,hsp in his last illness He fully agreed with
b-r and with his own pen 'ourd down th'
asr'rities Of its language The demand a
-ai,rstrncfed WAS amt and, as We all know
.c,rded 10, both from sense Of lis Jnsuc'
a .Is, 10 avert what seemed IneTItaoie-
, 1875-08-14
BoSoRs TO Ex-PnEslDEsr JoHYsos..

HoNoRs TO EX-PRESIDEST JOHNSON
At Nashville on the 3lst ult-, public meet
ing OF citizens WIS called for the purpose OF
coincidence and sympathy for the nation
loss in the death of ex-President Johnson
The committee on obsequies Is composed OF
over one hundred of the most prominent cltl-
zsns of middle Tennessee Every arrange
rnent Is being made fox the funeral TO take
place to day, but this may be changed ana
The remains be brought TO Nashville Ter IN
termen,. On the same day President Grant
;ssned The following proclamation: (: 1t be
comes the painful duty OF the PresIdent 10
announce to the people of the United States
the death of Andrew johnson, the last sur
viyor OF his honored prrdeoessors. which oc-
cprred IN Carter county, East IenneTee, ~
an early hour on Saturday morning Ibe
sole,,n occasion which called hira to the
Presidency will cause him TO te long rernem-
herei and mourped as distinguished public
sarvsn, As a mark of respect TO the mem
~ of deceased 1t Is ordered that the ex-cu-
rive mansion and he several departments Of
the Government at Washington be draped in
,,ouruing until the close of III day designated
Tor his funeral, and that all public business
be suspended on that day. Il Is further or
dered that the War and Navy Departments
cause suitable honors 70 be paid 70 the Illus
-rious dead.
, 1875-08-14

The MISSING MAN-MONKEY FOUND
The simiaus are gaining on rs steadily. Just
as we have settled down TO the cunviclion
that Darwin may have been mistaken in his
estimate of the origin of man, and have con-
eluded that there isn't a drop Of monkey
blood IN our veins, some graceleSs traveller
makes a discovery which sets us all aback
again. The search for The universal grand
father il constantly renewed. and Ihe poster
Try OF one of them again debates between the
relative claims of Adam and the primeval
anthropomorphous ape. The last man 10
find bne Of contention, and toss it in the
midst OF the scientists, is one Mr.. Bond. al.
East Indian surveyor, il the service ui the
British Government He found the tone in
The midst of Jungle, and Is convinced it IL
the missing link uniting man 10 monkeys.
The m-taphOrical bone consists Of two sprci-
mems of a race, nalf man half beast, who in
hibi. the hill jungics of what is known as
the Western Chats, and who live chirfy ON
roots and honey. The foreheads Of these
singular creatures are low aud retreatiny,
the lower part OF the face projects like the
muzzle of monkey, the legs are short and
handy like the monkeys. and the arms are
long and covered WIN ,hick skin like the
skin Of "A monkey. The nails OF the animal
are not like human finger nails and toe-uails,
but are more like claws, while the feet are
hrold, and have h,ck skin ou top as we'll Ms
blow. They are men though beyond a
doubt, these queer animals, for they come out
of the woods once in while 10 exchange
what they have found in the forest for rice,
| and that monkeys wUull scarcely do. On
! the other hand, these wild men have 10
! homes, but run about and climb abont in the
woods, exceeding the monkeys only in the
! exhibition If a somewhat grrater intelligence.
/ Such creatures has MIR. Bond, The Indian sur
veyor, found and secured two specimens of
| to confound exalted humaui with. The
account from the glish neV spaperS doesn I
! mention whether OF not the beings have tails.
! Already the wise men are discussing The
! QUESTION of the new revelation, and are
bound TO make the far fly brtUr" they get
through. II viii be conquest f"r Bersh II
I he advocates of il sImIan ancestry come ont
! ahcad-fur if il be proved that We are de
scendants Of those interesting quaGrmpeds-
! no decent boy wall hrucefor.h b think of polk
! ing sticks at the monkeys IN Il aide-show.