Arizona republican., 1892-11-20

low author, John L. Sullivan?
 They had come there to see him. Ac- cording to the report made by a very we'll known paleolithic expert of France. there are abundant signs of paleolithic men all over that country. The region is west of the Nile and toward the southeast corner of that belt of virgin real estate known as the Desert of Sa- hara.
 Nj. Chatelier says that the spoor of paleolithic man points to the existence of human beings here in the quaternary period, and even back of that at a time when the distribution of land and waters was far different and when the Desert of Sahara was little streak of sand where the Egyptians came to get material for plastering. An old limekiln is still on the ground, though some claim it is a royal tomb or sarcophagus bed.
 The scientist says very truly, l think, and l am borne out in this opinion by my fellow scientist, Funk Brady, au- thor of "Ten Groggy Goes and Ten Sec. onds of Silence" book that had large sale while Funk was popular, but is now out of print, that "the paleolithic man appears to have been succeeded without hiatus by neolithic commu- mites who developed to high degree of perfection the art of making stone implements" As there are no whiskers found in any of the graves it is pre- sumed by Huxley and l that these men perfected the stone razor to such de. gree that even the king made all kinds of excuses to leave the throne in order to be shaved twice per day.
 NJ. Chatelier also says that "the most striking features of the prehistorical re- mains are tho megalithic structures- the dolmans, the menhirs, the crom- lechs, the trilithons, stone circles, etc., which are abundantly scattered over the soil from Fez. in Morocco, to the Tripolitxn chateau"
 Unfortunately did not know this until 1 had furnished my house. would have been pleased to look over a few of those myself.
 Discovery of Roman coins in some of these dolmans shows, he says, that they may have been contemporary with the old settlers of Beled Fl Mehgreb; also that coin pocket in the dolman has always been regarded as a safe place to keep money from the hand of man.
 Similar megalithic remains have been found in Palestine and away back in the early history of the cave bear, the three toed horse and the old settlers of lslip. The Amorites also left megalithic remains and two or three Cornish jokes still bearing the marks of the clumsy stone implement with which they were hewn out.
 It must be a great comfort to these people to know that they have been suc- cessful in leaving megalithic remains. Washington awoke one morning to find himself the father of his country, but he left no megalithic remains. Columbus discovered the country of which Wash ington in number of well chosen re- marks officially became the father, but even Chris left no megalithic remains which would resist the clements and the overzealous tooth of Time.
 What may we learn from this?
 One hundred dollars in cash or farm produce will be given to the first one who discovers what we should learr from this.
 wrote to a paper once that was trying to boom it's circulation by offering $1 ,000 to the first one who should write the cor rect solution of a rebus published in this paper and inclose one dollar also for subscription. The editor sent me let ter in which he said that my solution was correct, as also were many others. But unfortunately his wife, being right handy to the office, had been the first one to solve it, and as she was very needy person and very we'll connected by marriage he had awarded the prize to her.
 Another correspondent writes from Star Prairie, Wis, to ask regarding a question of law, as follows: Would you mind taking the time to answer, publicly or privately, as you may choose, for the benefit of a young law student, whether or not the oyster is, as 6 matter of fact, real estate or personal r,sotl lef-fx.2,