Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-04-28
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From Sundays Daily.I
Rs.juvenatiOn,

From Sundays Daily.l
R~sjuvenation.
One Of the strangest of the many
curious facts that are being perpetually
brought to the attention of us who PEG.
pie the earth in this latter half of the
nineteenth century, with all its magnif-
cent ensemble and endless detail of
wonders, is the evidence. the proof,
which is presented at every turn of the
cyclic theory. For centuries the so.
called learned world has been wont to
laugh at the pretentious claims of
Chinese and Egyptian chronological
records, carrying, by a succession of
cycles, the histories Of those peoples
back to a point in dimmest antiquity
and as far removed beyond the thither
verge Of attenuated credulity. But now
the philosopher, the antiquarian, the
savant in any path of science is but
poorly equipped who has not learned
somewhat better than to scott at even
the supposed absurdities of oriental
epoch marking, or to deny that perhaps
there is abundant basis of truth in what
nave been regarded as imaginative ex-
aSSgerations. Science and human xper-
lence are daily co-laboring and, paradox
'cally, furnishing new evidence that
nothing on earth is new, The least OBJ.
servant person, as we'll as he who is de-
pendent upon the lore contained within
inc LIDS OF dusty tombs, may learn from
Ills daily life that events move in cycles
VI less or greater range, and history
e%'ernally repeats itself.
Does he, morning, noon and night,
pass In q cosy, cushioned, mirrored little
ioom' up or down through the stories of
sone sky'scraping modern edifce, and
'enect upon modern ingenuity in the
econo nlzing Of valuable space? Let him
remember that "a time and times and
u"ll a time" ago, yes, twice over men
were accustomed, in much the same way,
W set nearer the heavens than over he
nas done; that the idea Of a world sus.
pended high in air and containing "all
."o comforts of home" in perpendicular
ueVelopment, is but an old-time, Dor
'oWed, ~hackneyed invention.
noes ne reaectively, o~aressingly, draw
us coat'sleeve over the nap of his glossy
.'"'er, n imagine that the shape
,nefeot IL the acme of modernism in mas.
t tS!lne headgear? He may "take not
su'' natterlng JUNCTION to his SOUL" fol
aa"ny a time and oft has the towering
so'ep'pe crowned the craniums of hu.
an''y, male and female, since first
humanity a''"nlty learned the meaning Of style
noeS ne now and again, lament and be-
NV; ."'' 'he trumpery and ginoracks where.
WIN his womankind are now adorned
"nu spend his breath in picturesque
a;as on the corset and the hoop-sklrt, as
a'olioal device, fetiches reserved for the
nsoI''''on of latter day stupidity? Gould
ropnet'c Inspiration but enlarge hit
'''' he would behold the lovely out
n"eS OF the female form divine, cramped
''s''rted by the deathly grip of the
thn "'0r engine of torture throughout, al
"ees OF man." be they reckoned u
W. or Il million; while, us the yeart
wou'" .ea slowly round, at intervals hi
;na" observe those enhancing out
'"' 10 be concealed and Knocked b,