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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25
Wet VIRGINIA AND TIE ram.

Tie Exhibits Going ForwaraA Handsome Pa
Wilton Nearly compIeted.
The final meeting IN this State Of
the West Virginia Worlds Fair board
was held yesterday morning ii Park
ersburg at tho Office Of the president,
w. N. Chancellor. The members of
the board present were Mcssrs. John =.
Navlor, Of Wheeling Sidney Hay
mond, Of Clarksburg, and George NJ.
Bowers, Of Martinsburg. The report
Of the president, w. N, Chancellor,
was read and discussed and several
minor matters were disposed Of. BY
order Of the board the Office Of the
president win be moved 10 Chicago,
where the future meetings Of the board
will be held. The president will have
pleasant and handsome quarters in the
West Virginia Building, which Is now
about completed. The Office will be
opened and ready for business on April
18th.
President Chancellor showed the
r.as..ss "a H. rs~t vi.s...a.s ~, iiiivn,
now under construction in the Mines
and Mining Building, 1t viii be a
beautiful structure when completed.
The space allotted to this State in the
Forestry, Liberal Arts and Agricultur-
al Buildings will be tastofully ar
ranged.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25
CLEAN YOUR GLOVES.

Ladies clean your Kid Gloves with
Mousquetaire Glove Cleaner, for sale
only BY Emmert 4 Fiery, who carry
the best line Of kid gloves in the town
and warrant all their kid gloves from
81 90 np.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH "a. 1883

From time to time there have been
some intolerabIe bores and nuisances
in the Congress Of the United States
But think Of Rector Ahlwardt issuing
from Jail and appearing il the German
Parliament to affiict il with two-days
speeeh filed with assertions which no
body believed
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25
SqLE

will sell front of Conrt Honse. saturday.
March 20, ,93,the house on Cor II King and
perty Stone and brick reserved, all other ma
teriai g be removed from April End 10 April
10th
TERMS cash. balance IN two equal pay
ments3 and months. Note with approvedseclts
rity. All material not removed by 10th Of Arril
will be removed al expense u purchaser
3Sosiwk. i W BISHOP.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25
1898 X X 1893
Springs Greetirg,

Welcome SPRING bring bamy and blue Won.
magic influence fresh beauty and produevene Man
v vour influence and bis pulse qukens everything everybody
awake and Of is n Keeping tie
We are already wdeawake the increasing
rushing Spring trade bny clothing First e
change II season necesaes change dress Second because has
clothing the We
he season with stock that remarkable many In and
surpassed Efforts the quality and make
are everywhere apparent buying closer H
before We doors for Spring
trade win strong the opportunity for selection in
ducemens qualities highest grade and strongest Inducements
way Of prices all buyers Of good quality
time during the probabilities reader will
clothing buyer how Of you will iudou
ow to buy clothing is lesson many have
tolear In the mind that there nearly
suits As il the men Half the buying world
seem 10 20 theory telowestp goes
7 will intoa suit for the least money their
questions asked Whether he gets value for his
who nothing but the
his reasonable to conclude
does il for him who looks quality
make customer Of We perfectly
willing price consistent Nth good quality We
likes it. and comes back for another
because him his worth That fair sensible and
conduct clothing business to the satisfaction both
buyer business 1t how
ing cother; clothing be
buyer Can't together during present
stock ard viii know where
clothing and buy right filed styles elegant
qualities Sterling with these goods honest cloth good Innings
fort good looks and every
HELM ut like Il Our prices Quality can't
prices the other kind don't keep We hold
selling meroons goods that
the most We not advertising
catch trade @ oF week Rut We want J. a and rgn
the public and that store good
your that
cordially welcomed that always sure Of being shown the best the
goods from We will do best in all accord
esteem as we'll as make positive yon
where We always there ready do the right thing
BY You all times glad to Yours respectfully,
-rnAnnn@~Ar -mnlEn
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25
THE ST CLAIR HOTEL.
To b Refttea and Rsfarnished Under the Ne
Management.

To b Refttea and Rsfarnished Under the Ne
Management
The st. Clair Hotel will go into now
hands on next Saturday. Mr.. ] G.
Adams, the new proprietor halls from
Waynesboro, Pa, and comes wei
spoken Of as N hotel man. We wish
him success and welcome him 70 our
city. Mr.. Adams will refurnish the
house, and put it in first-class shape.
Messrs. .Nicklass, Bro. 4 Co, of this
city have the contract for carpeting
and furnishing twenty-five rooms fol-
Mr.. Adams.
THE WORLD at 10 cents per week.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-25
woMAE's COLUMN.

Newest Ideas About FASHIONS And Various Oh
er Matters.
Mrs. Robert g IngersoIl Is said 70
receive about az many letters rs her
husband, most Of them inelosing relig-
ions tracts and praying her 70 ilee from
the wrath 70 come.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
MmsIanD.
Oeutiblano.

gtm "a. @u9uit purbe Ser Ditli3e
S6ei1 S9lelienS bon einem perbcerenz
Sen @irbelfturme betmgeiu4t. SSn Neuz
itabt, &oiel un6 06erglogau ipurOen
bun6ert 6duier tbrer 9d9er b%craubt,
malienbaft SelOfri6te tpurOen serit0rt
uno cine Nn5abl 8erlOncn %get06tet. :
Ser &anonenf0nig &rupp miro in
@lien cine NuSitellnng erOffnen, Der man
baS 8rGbifat ei9enarti9 nt1t a6ipre6en
fam. ST beabltbtigt nGn1licb Die Sort
ibritte, mclcbc lett 1864 auf benz @ebiete
Set @el6ibfabrifatton ST perseidnen lin6,
in bicier 4tlsfteQung sur 9arite1ung 3u
bringen. Den intereiianteiten @jegenitano
Der QluS1teQung ipir0 etne &anone btlben
nit eincm GaLtber BON "a Genti1i1er ltno
elmer S6uBipeite bon 20 &ilometer (ctpa
II cngl. WetLen). 9aS @elpicbt oes @ez
1cboiies, tpelcbes BON bieler &anole gei6lcuz
bert miro, betrGgt 215 &ilogramm un0 bas
@etpt6t ber 8ulDerlaoung ~ &ilDgramm.
= @luf elmer 1lrlaubsreiie bate Der 2ieutez
nant Sb0nlein pom Snfanterie= 0fegiment
b. Gourbiere 90. 8oien'i1e5 SEQ. 19) in
2ubptg5burg &rate6L nit einem 8oltsiiten
%befonn1en nrO 9e8en Denielbcn ieinen
9egen gebraubt. Ser lieutenant tpur6e
perbaftet un0 in cine 3eIe geiperrt, no CT
I'M 6in6lid arf oie aus Ieincm taftz
lolen u1o ii6ermiit6igcn 8ene6men broz
Dcn6cn ToIgen SeIbltmorO begging.
Shirt 8iSmarf, Der INNER nocb in
&iiiingen weilt, empftng cine 9eputaz
ton aus Tranffurt an Wfain bon taulenb
8erIonen. Nod5bem ibm cine 9torciic iiberz
retcbt norben mar, belt Ser SIrlt cine
0tebe, in tpel9er CT auf Bic 8enter1
fungen SIT iprecben fam, tpclcbc in
98ort unb S6rift iiDer ieine an Sic
i'm belucbenben G6iirin9er gcDaltene Gcbe
gentac6t iporben iDaren. @r perlpabrte 1ib
au5briidli9 9egen baS Nnftnnen, fir einen
8ertbetbtger Ser &leinltaaterei 9eDalten Alt
per0en. ST. babe in ietner 9teoe an Sic
Gbitrtnger einfa3 ben 8ori6lag gemacbt,
6aB Sic 2anotage ber 8unbeSItQatcl,1 benz
8unbesratb auf Sic Singer ieben 1oQtell,
tpei! 6teie &0rperi0aft ibre @eld6afte hinter
Derl6lolienen S6iren erlebige. Ser Shirt
muB in 6Olge ieiteS fitr5licben QnfaQeS TON
&beumattSmyS fitr'S critic nocb in .&ilz
it11gen bleiben. lteber Die Hcbe, ,pclche
8tSmarf an feline i'm belnc6cnben
Tranffurter 8erebrer ricbtetc, lit noch
TolgenoeS nacb5utragen. Scr Shirt 1prac6
nit GROCER gSGrme bon ser j3cit, bic ct in
Srdnffurt perlebt babe. 80 auBcrorbentz
li6 babe ibm 0ie Sta6t gefoQcn, unb or
babe iicb bermaBen bort ctnqelebt oebobt.
oaB er itcb auf ctnem &ircb6ofe einc Steae
aus8clucDt babe, tpo ct iib Oercinit 6atte
IOrtIesans auf Der 8. Sette.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
unfere prdmien.

SIM Sol9enben Der0fentIiben tptr bas
9er5etC6niB Der 8iicber urb 8tl6er, tpel9e
mir in bteiem Sabre on bDransbe5ab b
Ien6e q bonmenten Dertbetlen tper1
BEN. 9te Glteren Sreunbe unieres 8lattes
iin6 nit BEN 8ebtngun8en befannt; fir bte
leueren ieien fte bier no6mals mttget6etlt:
Sober Mpnnent, tpeIcber Ia Bet Der
Nbtragnng etp1tger ut II d.
fGn6e) BEN 8etra9 etnes Sa6reSzNbon7
nen1ents nit 29plIars an utS abienz
bet, fann aus ser na6itebenben 2tite bic
gtummer zines 8ud6es ober 8tl6eS angez
ben, pel6es tbn1 iofort na3 @mpfang bes
@eloes portofret Sugeteat tuerben ptro. -
@enn ct feline drummer angie6t, miro Die
Expedition Ser 3ettung na9 beftem @rr1e'@
fen cine 9rGmie fir i'm ausiucben.
g8er a6er, an ita cine 8n6z
9rdmt e SIT beanipru6en, es bor5tebt,
einen Sabrgang bes @o3enblatteS gum
baIben 9retfe Is. ;. fir l 9Daar)
All erbalten, bat 39oIIars bireft an
uns etn3uien0en. 9afiir erbdlt er Die Bet
BEN 81Gtter portofret auf etn SaDr
sugef6tdt, aIio 1O4 81 ummern mel
die auf 1880 Spalten 10 DieL 9%eieitoff ent7
balte1, tpte SO ftarfe 8Gnoe 9e7
tuD6nlidben 8ubformats. 9te Summer
bon "a SpoGten, glei3 einem Sucbe bon
$50 Seiten, foitet .bemna9 pentger
ais 3Gents.
@uf cine g rGmte bat 9erientge
tpel6er 3 9oIIars T ii b et6e8lGt7
Ter e~infen6et, fetnen @nfpru6.-
0enn bier beitebt eben Die BrGmte barin,
baB er einen Sa6rgang bes 8o9enblattes,
bas 1onft Sp Ell Collars foiten nitr6e, fir
MIR II Dollar erbdLt. = tt anberer
0orten: er er6dlt bon benz 8retie Ser beie
ben 8ldtter, tuelbe ein3eLn jeoes 2 Dollars
foIten, e II sc a6IaB DOn25groe
IT, @er nrr elm 8latt fit 29oaars
nin1mt, erbdlt IN It a tt oteies Nablaiies
im 9reiie Elm 8 II d OOer etr Bib ais
8rdmie.
!6ier lift Sic 8i6erltite;
is eutI9 =omertfnuti der gpltSta'
len Der fir bos Sabr 1893.
81. RetfebtIbeE BON 9etnrt9 9etns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
@ nnlere GorreIponbenten unb 9(gen

RP 1niere Gorreiponbenten unb Qtgenz
1e1t beiucben bic folgen6en Staaten:
6err SEQ 8enningboDen Die Staatell
Nebrasfa, &anias un6 Wtiiiourt.
0err Sran3 Otto 6ie Staten @iscon>
fin un6 Mtnneiota.
6err Beter 8ul6 Sen Staot Sutnois.
6err SAUL Srtebel BEN Stat Soma.
9err Q(6olf MaaB BEN Staat Suinois.
Serr &. g. SptegeG ben Staat Minnez
fOta. Office: 1909 2in6aID Gpe., NOrt6
Mtuneapplis, Minn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
@ndbFn- A1tsguhr.
unfere freun6e in Oeutf6lan6.

Die Shore ser @eLtausiteuung iteben
ieBt 6en 8%epobnern beS Grobals offen.
9luS alien Sbetlen Ser @eLt ftr0men Sic
8eiu6er nacb Der @unoerfta6t ant Witdbi>
gan=See, unt bier @lues 6as peretnt Su
iebet, mas Weni6en9eiit un6 Weni6enz
tletB felt Sabrbunberten un6 Sabrtauien>
BEN 9eplant unb Douenbet bat. $50 imnter
Qualification un6 @ultur SUP 9efaBt un6
Sertreter 9eftnoen 6aben, ba bat man ST.
benz groBen SriebenStpert unIereS Sabr>
bunoertS bet9eiteuert, uno 70 iteDt nun Die
petBe Nuslteaungsftabt ba als Elm 9etpaltt@
geS Wabr5eiBen ber 8ilOung unb bes Sort
i9ritts, bas ale Gulturp0lfer Der @rbe in
frte6li6em @ettfantpf gemeiniam erribtct
baben. Sol6e 0erfe bilben gepiiier>
1naBen Marfiteine in Ser @ntmifelun9 beS
Oteni6engei3le6ts; ite fteuen @ulturz
epoben bar, 6eren einge6enbe &enntniB BEN
1treben6en Wteni6en tpteber bortpdrtS Iettet
auf Dem @ege ser @rfenntntB. 9em9emGB
tptr6 fir bic nd6ite 3ett Gbtcago ais 6er
WttteLpunft Der ciDtLiitrten @elt ansuie6en
ietn, unO nit ftetig paBienber Nufmerfz
1amfett foGgt man ilberaa auf benz @r6enz
runO BEN Greigniiien, pel6e itb auf unz
ierem reutralen 8pben abIptelen. Ofebr
ais ie bei6Gfti9t mar itcb auBerbaIb nit
benz gteuen, benz 2ernenstpert6en, 6aS unz
iere @usiteuung bietet, unb Die pielen Wtilz
~lionen, tpel6e fte nic6t nit ei9enen
9tugen i6auen f%Onnen, unterri6ten
'ii6 auf Die beitm09Iibe Dirt ii6er
bas, mas fe i'm 8elon6eren an
gcbt unb interefiirt. Sir ite ptr6 etne
fOrtlaufenbe 9ariteuung aner 6te @eltauS>
fteaung betrefenben Greigniiie BON gtuben
ltro 8ertb fem. 9as @obenblatt Der
Sutnnts Staatsz 3eitung ipir6 in beritGn0e
ltc5er, ia3liber @eiie SuiammenbGngenbe
8ert9te ~liefern, tpel6e i6lieBItb in ibrer
@elammtDeit cine einbeitli6e Scbilberune
Oes @an3en bariteuen. Der beuti6en M=
tDetlung un6 0Qem, mas bamit sulammen>
bGn9t, tpiro bic gebibrenbe Q(ufmerflamfett
getpt6met werben. S6on iebt tuir6 bas
bon ben Nusiteusrn 6es 9euti9en &ei9cs
9eletltete netOlos ais mltitergllttg anerfannt
un6 es muB jeben 9eutiben nit St0lS err
fiiuen, penn er bort, peIben guten Slang
6euti5er @eiit un6 6eutiber SleiB Dem
6eutiben 9tarnen inn 2luslan6 ertporben,
tpelde ebren0e Steuun9 ibm errun9en bat.
SIS miro Oaber fit bic nG6iten Monate fir
8eripanbte un6 Sreunbe in Ser alien @elt
faum elm piufommeueres @eidbenf geben,
ais Elm announcement ouf bte @o6enausz
9abe Der Suinots Staatsz 3eitung. SIS
miro 9Ieicb5eiti8 mancbem Bic Miibe abz
nebmen, aeitraubenbe un6 bod ME err
ib0pfenbe 8ericbte ieIbit gu i4retben, tpel3e
bOdb Sic burcb Die 3eitung sesebenen Oar
~iteuungen III i6rer 9tei3balttgfeit ni9t
erleben f6nnen. Ser iabrLtcbe Qtbonnez
mentspreis bctrd9t einihIieBlib 8ortO
$500. 9afiir miro ieben Monta9 bos
8Iatt fret na5 alien Sbeilen Ser 8elt
Deri6idt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04
92cdt be~fIagenspertb 1T ser SAL zines

= 9fe6t befIagenstpertb lit Der SAL zines
iungen WfanneS in Cincinnati, gtamens
Wil6eGm S6parb. Sor einem Sabre fam
ct bon 0euti6Ianb bortbin, bod purbe er
balb bon unid9Iidem t6etmtpeb befallen. St
lprab bon NIGHTS anberem ais bon Der Sci;
matb u1b pie ct frob mare, bdtte er genug
@eI0, nm pie6er 3urii6febren su f0nnen.
ST Derftel in Sriibitnn, iaB itunOenIang auf
elmer SteQe unb ipra6 nit Niemanb.
Damn pic0er tpurbe er getuaIttbdtig un6
brobte feline llmge6ung 3u tDbten. ST purbe
1bGieBli6 benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. porges
fibrt, ber feline 5eitpetie lleberfibrung na9
BET sSrrenanitalt a%nOronete. Ser &i6ter
tpir6 iicb bemii6en. bas @elb fiir Bic &idz
reiie beS iunsen Mannes 3t beibaffen, benn
bic 9lerste linO Der anftcbt baB leine pOuen
@eiftesfrGfte tpieber Surilffebren iperben
beim QnbltGe Der lieben 9eImatb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-09-04

22. 9n d Der 6 er, BON @einri0 Setne
z3. aDn's &mertfani9e 9olmetl9 DER
Sunt Grlernen Der engli6en Spra9e Obue &ebrer'
ReiiebiIoer pom 6ermdnn Batter.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-31
THE GAME FOR YOUR LIFE.
A Wonderful Base Ball Exhibition
on AUG. 23d.

We give below the record of the
Minnesota amateur championship ball
game played here last Wednesday
morning, Tuesday afternoon being so
cold and windy that only five innings
were played, and, per agreement, the
championship game was postponed.
It will be observed that Redwood out
played Minneapolis at every point,
and "kicking" on the part of Mime
apolis is in bad taste. In order to
give Minneapolis an opportunity to
show their skill, the same club has
been challenged to play here at any
time for 500 or S2OC side.
It was a brilliant game-that of
last Wednesday morning-the best
ever played on the local diamond.
Our boys were in excellent chence,
and put up wonderful game, max
ing but one costly error, while they
folded the sphere with wonderful
precision and accuracy.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-31
THE SOCIAL SWIM.
Informal Reception. of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aune---Golden Rod Social
Band Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Aune returned
from their wedding tour last Friday
evening, and were at once accorded an
informal reception by Mr.. and Mrs.
H. c. Ackmann, of Bridge street. An
oral invitation had been extended to a
number of Mr.. Aune's friends and &C
quaintances, and shortly after eight
o'clock they commenced to arrive.
The bride was attired in her wedding
gown of cream silk with white slip
pers, and like all brides, looked charm
ing. Mr.. w. D. Martin acted as mas
ter of ceremonies, presenting each cali
er to the newly mated couple. Later
in the evening the band acting under
some mysterious influence, known only
to them and FL. G. Ackmann, came
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-31

wood. four; struck out. by Dickson 5. o Don
mel 4; two-base hits, Buxton, Luscher. Dick
son. Stewart and Quaker; three-base hit.
Dickson; umpres. Tiffany and Anderson.
NOTES.
The local club expects to play at
St. Peter on the 14th prox.
Attempts to arrange match game
between Redwood Falls and Little
Falls for $500 a side, have SO far
proven a. failure, both sides wanting
the series played in their town.
The directory of the local club has
offered to play the same Minneapolis
Palace club that was here last week
for 500 or $500 side, in view of the
fact that the Palace claims that the
five inning game played here was for
the championship. That club writes
that it will play for 500 side, if it is
allowed to play two new men. This
has been refused, and unless the Pal
ace accepts the former proposition it
must admit our superiority.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-31
THEY nCRACkBD' THE SAFE.
Festive Burglars Gets Notes and
Money From Nelson, Ten
ney & Co.'s Safe.

Burglars cracked the safe in the Of
fee Of the lumber yard Of Christian
son & Co., at Delhi. last Saturday
night, and stole over 5000 in prom
issory notes and $47 in cash. At about
two o'clock Tuesday afternoon the
promissory notes were found hid un-
der board lying in the entrance to
the Inter State elevator.
The crime was not detected until
Monday morning, when Daniel Nc
Lean, the company's agent, entered
the room, found the floor in front of
the safe strewn with blacksmith tools,
and the inside door ofthe safe smashed
in pieces. He examined the contents
only to find that $40 of his money.
about 81 of Archibald McLean's, and
about $1,000 in notes payable to Nell
son, Tenney g. Co., of Minneapolis,
who had recently sold out to Christian
son, we're missing. The local authori-
ties were at once notified, and suspi-
cion fell upon an individual who is
easy to recognize, but who has not
been seen since Sunday.
1t has been the practice of Mr.. Nc
Lean to leave the outer door of the
safe open, evidently to throw off sus-
picion that there was anything inside,
but the light footed gentry we're either
not to be deceived, or were on to the
cash. During the night a blacksmith
shop was visited, tools were "bor-
rowed"-to use the thief's language
and the inner door broken with the re-
suits stated above.
When the notes were found Nelson,
Tenney & Co. were notified, and ev-
erybody at Delhi rested easier, although
the lookout for thieves was continued.
The thief probably discovered that
the notes were worthless to him, and
consequently decided to leave them
FOUND TEE NOTES.
Special to the GAZETTE
DELHI, Aug. 29-Notes and pocket
book, found lying on sill under Cen
trail Elevator Co.'S warehouse.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-31
WILL OPEN SOON.

TIE GAZETTE is authorized to state
that Hotel Francois will open for bus
mess as soon as Mrs. Francois can Sc
cure the necessary help.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-08-31
Italian Bees For Sale

Or will trade for anything useful.
Reason for disposing Of them: have
no place for wintering.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-06-05
a Remarkable statue.

Some years ago a melodrama was be-
ing performed in a country theater, the
chief actor IN which had made himself,
from hi naughty and overbearing con.
duct. Dir liked by all. In the last scene
he was opposed to visit the tombs of his
ancestors. In the center Of the stage
upon a marble pedestal stood the statue
of his father. A heavy fold Of drap& ~
covered the figure. Enter Albert, who
thus addressed the statue:
II am here once again to gaze upon
those features which in life SO often
looked on me with tenderest affection.
Father. thy mourning son now comes to
pay thee alteration. Let me remove the
veil which from the vulgar gaze shields
the beloved image Of a once dear parent"
Off went the drapery and, behold! the
father stood upon his head! The effect
cannot be described. 1t was electric.
The shouts of laughter which followed
the mistake Of the super effectually put
an end to the scene, which changed to
the e X as quickly as possible, amid the
jcers Of the audience. the anger of the
manager and the uncomfortable rage of
the actor.-London Tit-Bits.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-06-05


II is a comm0 belief that education
wears out the body and invigordtes the
mind. Also that nervous diseases are
more common among civilized nations
than among the sayaSes. because the
latter without education are able to at
tain and maintain physical perfection.
1t is claimed by myself. as well as other
investigators. that the educated man. the
mar who studies most. while not physic-
ally strong, is yet not weak and is much
more able 10 withstand u given period
of nervous tension than il the man with
the excellent physique and the moder-
ate comprehension. In fact the intel
ligeat mind may be physically sick all
through life and yet live On in this mis-
cry to . good old age. while the strong
physique breaks down early. and having
NO mental or nervous acumen dies very
quickly and only at q moderate age.
Among the lowest African tribes, cur
sently supposed to he almost devoid Ct
nerves. diseases are very com
mon. In fact, entire tribes are mere
wrecks and only live a little time. 1t is
safe to say that with the advent Of civ.
tlization these tribes would regain phys
zeal strength. NY best study has been
given to the prominent educators of the
world. most Of whom l find physically
weak, but living on and doing work daily
that would Kill the ordinary laborer in
less than three years.-Interview in st
Louis Globe Democrat.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-06-05

Hearing tie statement made in Holly
Springs that remarkable Negro wot..ar
FREAK lived only a few miles from til,
town. your correspondent determined To
obtain the facts in the case.
A middle aged uegrcss greeted the visit
ar. The woman Is quite dark. % i pro.
nounced African type of ~physiognomy .
) feet 3 inches tall. and in fair health. but
has never had amy children. Size wore
white cotton tErbau tied about her Lad
and tucked in ut the back 10 support the
immense weight of her hair. This she re-
moved and LAID upon the table and IN
wound the hraiis of her wonderful hair
which wemtmaly times arouniher bead
dropped npon the floor.
Ii was indeed an amazing sight. Three
braiis amos as thick as "A mans arm
close TO the head, but tapering to the
thickness of q finger ut the ends, closely
plated and measuring 8 feet q inches.
braided rs it is, in length. 1t looks IA
good deal like Spanish moss. but is dark
err. crinkled and grizzled. coarse and al
most repulsive TO the touch. suggesting
CHASTITY stories of the abnormal growth
of hair after death Mississippi Cor.
New Orleans Times Democrat.