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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22
Don'a Throw Away Your Gloves.

II on have any old gloves with long
wrists just think before pitching them into
the waste btsl at, and cut of the tops and
save them for fancy work The kid can be
easily cleaned ana is capable OF being made
into "a number OF pretty articles Several
pieces Of tan-colored Kid stitched together
along the edges VII! make neat tobacco
pouch. Run a draWing-strng OF gilt cord
through the top. and paint or embroider
an initial or device on the side. You have
no idea how pretty thing il is when finish
ed. An opera glass bag is another thing
which can be made from two square pieces
&C und.essed Kid Select heliotrope or law
ender shade AMI paint pansies or Niolcts
thereon. The ribbon draWug-string should
be tne same color as the flowers Kid COW
ers Tor small books. kid hair receivers and
IAN bags Md picture frames, card cases,
pin trays and a host OF other dainty arti-
cles can be made from the despised glove
tops. This is surely the day Of small things.
St2nton'H Poems.
Mr. Frank l.. Stanton's book OF poems.
entitled Songs of o Day ana songs OF the
Soil" may be obtained from Price ST.
postpaid.
Mr.. Stanton is perhaps the most widely
quoted man in America anC his poems are
gems of rare merit. A copy should be ia
every home Address all orders to
THE CONSTITUTION,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22
LNCH1iSGE LIST.

A. Is. Caldwell. Granville. Ca. will OK
change novels for iiTst-ciass autoharp.
Write frs.
Annie Ingram. Byhal'e. Miss. viii border
sci~fs. Il ma tcTial t. sent, In exchange for
material of the same sent.
Hiss L. Smith. jefferson. Ga, VIII ex,
change pair of royt black and white
Auscovcy ducks FOR three yards oi black
silk velvet
airs. G. VI. Bullock. Ochlochonee. Ga, has
rooted notwithstanding ccreus to exchange
Tor double white and pink hyacinths. one
plant for one dozen bulbs.
Mrs. $. w. Ieming. McDade. Tex. viii
exchange an excellent receipt for making
white glue for mcnding ware and funi-
ture for two and a half yards of scrim.
Mrs. Eugcn;a l.pzar. Iaplne. Ala. viii
exchange cuttings OF golden honcysucEle
and weeping WILLOW. and bunch yam pOsa-
Ply Ply LOT '.'''' s'''''''' '' '''' ''' =
Mrs. H. N. Ha--l Statiau pcliin. Ten.
has roO,ed A'arschel Mel To exchange for
climber of same. Also geraniuus 10 eS-
change for rooted la France aNJ cloth OF
gold.
Lillian CEauen, IA. yilie. Amelia com-
=. Virginia. haS SIX and velvet scraps AMI
cancelled stamps ID exchange Tor spiit
zeFhyr white, pink or blue, o. anything
useful.
Cora Jewell Snaunoudale. Ind. has cabi-
ne ~f,"fFnens. fossils. books and Hover
- ANS TOW ls-f ava f~r,ttivt~ favv pill
low aaams. cabinet specimens AND other
articles.
Mrs. y ". HvJrr,N Cuthhert ia. has
dark brown hair switch and Tire" hair
f4uifs 10 exchange for new white wool
i've yards OF aii-vuc. black cashmere. send
stamp for particulars.
Miss Anna Eavrs. PolJs.i!la y. g.. has
c1S confederate stamps. - Oh United states
stamps iesu.l before lN"a. ana o.d hiil Of 15t,
auc 50 coin OF il-i Zoo Exchange for some.
thing nice. Write what You lave.
NIrs A. Adams Noriwethor :. c.. VIII
exchange Goes perfection putting machine
for Fifteen Yards good Nar,-wide bleaching;
also Br. oWtns's electric belt ". fC- eN-
change. Write FOR particulars.
slrs ". n. Nelson. Sunshine. Ala. has
quantity ~ thc beautiful water ENacuthS.
ard aur ,1' sending two or three 2-ccutS
stamps tp paw POSTAGE. sine VIII give them
one. nth-r flowers lor exchange. Write FOR
particulars.
AIS. II. p. Miller. Watch. Ala. has the
books. Homes and Their AdonmentS.'
Davis's new school arithmetic and other
good hooks 20 exchange for Saufo!d's higher
arithmetic and algebra. Write and set
list.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22
Queer Plan to Make Curtis.

\ curious receipt for making the hair
curl naturally" IS given in an ancient
household notebook ana is follows: TN
the early spring when The sap oi the wild
grapevine begins TO flow. take a bctrle 10
IN the vine through which the sap may drip,
and leave it there ill IL is filed. The same
subtle chemistry which curls the tendrils
of the Vine VIII act upon the hair and twist
il into softer rings than the ubiquitous hot
iron o" any of the patent curriers' of the
day. The sap should be allowed 10 fermcnt
all il will before il is COrked. When ready
for it should be rubbed into the hair
with soft sponge.
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AN OLD STONEWALL.
Professor Weniiing's superb Lecture Last
Tne>CiaY NIGHT.


The series of lectures TO be given in At
lanta this winter under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Library was inaugurated last
TUESDAY night hv Prof Geo j. Vending.
1t was Mr.. Weddings initial lecture be-
fore an Atlanta audience. He was intro
duced By Mr. George r. DeSaussure and
was greeted by an appreciative audience.
Mr.. Vending is 4 charming speaker,
with a clear voice. pleasing presence, and
handsome and magnetic in appearance. Re
marking the paucity of his hearers he
asked them to dispel all personal embar-
rassment,' he would exert himself as
much as though every seat in the house
was occupied.
Beginning his address on "Stonewall''
Jackson the speaker said that great
men are not accidents" and he would give
a sketch of one who added luster to the
memory of American soldiers. First dis
cussing the causes of the civil war. he in
tToduced his hero as u professor in the
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Mrs. J. o. Thompson, Ala


10 see ourselves as ithers us"
is all well enough ii the others" are kindly to-
ward Us, but mercy! when finished 'Spinster'S"
letter, ana law myself held mp a souiiesa atom
of humanity who had grown tired of such an I'm
spirin% question:" as ''Shali we know each other
there Ielt very much inclined to fo.d my tent
ae do the Arabs, and siieutly steal away"
when with utter horror read the pen-pictuTO
of TIE savage mother brandishlng stick among
htr helpless infants, and Thought perhaps SPIN
Stcr Imagined that 10 be the homelite Ci me, the
soullcss, ieebly felt any forehead to lind the
horns | was sure must ne protradIrg, and looked
with worder at my children because they had no
iear OF me-
Upon my word. Aunt Susie, | have not had such
Seeding since was a girl, and my splnSter
schoolmarm had the headache. Indeed did not
solicit from the chidcss such advice as only long
suffering mothers know how to give.
= Is strange the mention of switch should as
sumo IN the mind OF some, the proportions Oh q
stick "a weapon Truly kind person never uses on
even dumb brutos) but guess II is merely the
repct!tion of the 'lnolsiull and mountain" story.
II the busy mothers of today spent three hours
in peTsuaGing tn2ir children INTO everything, and
then repaired to their closet To pray with them,
they would certainly have TO rc!inquish j eiseior
they would only have time 60 iook outo tie closet
and say to another child, 'it IS your time next :"
am AFRAID our sister misunderstood tue "Old
lady when she said they VIII be tUlled a long
way but won I drive 1t all
She meant pigs and not children. win never
believe that God sent caiIdIeu into the world TO
be toiled with sWcetmeats and pretty promises.
but to be guided loving parents, and when 'hey
openly rebel, punish them. AID for my part
grucsOnr closet.
The future OF our children would not be yelled
with much mystery. if We pursued the per-
suasiyg and prayer policy. for II is plain we would
bring tGem M To spend their years III persuasion
and prayer with other children, unless perchance
they should be wise enough 10 eschew marriage
and from their rcrch of observation counsel the
rest Of soull' IS humanity the way to teach the
young idea how TO shoot!
Now, mothers, let rs hear from you in plaih.
everyday matter OF tact way 10 the training OF
children. Yen who know their faults ana ra'iile5
Will not fear your children viii hate YOU Tor cor
rectiOns. as it seems they DO in some localities.
You viii not hold up to view mythical mother
TT only SO dwell m Dante's Inferno, ana plead "lth
the sisters 30 beware, for feel sure that oar car
Gle is composed 0i ladieS, thereby rendering II to-
tally unnecessary to mention sticks aud lies IN
connection with the training of Our children,
bear sister from Louisiana, vino also incurred
the sympathy al thIs august assemhlagc for being
totally different FROM the rest ~ maunind let as
retire some quiet corner aud listen While SPINS
Ter >l~trT~, 3lh-e nd c4l-iuS e&nuud their theo-
RES al "EaU To ise - - htN.and, ~"d '-tG' 'i~iH-
lus Ct children
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22
I'm 0Ideu FINES

People overlooked the Importance Of per-
nar-udy beneficial effects and were salts
fed VITA transient action. but Tow that It
is generally known that Syrup of Figs Will
permanently cure LUbitual constipation
wcI-informed people viii not buy other
IaNativss. which act for = time, but finally
inju-c the system.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

We have about ole Aundrel copies OF fhe
Ne. and speeches OF the late Henry ". Grady
and oiTec tfein In connection wItn The Meek.
~ Constitution for $3aO. That l., will send
You The speeches Of Mr.. Grady and The
Weekly Cons tuition one year If y0u vii! send
Us 81. % r price Of the speeches IL So -
- by taking the two you get the paper one
year free. IL must he understood that We
have oa.y about one hundred copies aud. oc
course the 1rs1 come VIII be first served
send year order ct once to The Constitution,
Atlanta Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

shrink. and help me TO say cacn DAY i've, 'On
Lord, thy will be d0ne!'
My children have whoOping cough; III IS dread-
full. If any of the sisters know what rs best tn do
would he glad to hear from them through Inc
Constitution.
"SIrs. L. b. Lake Pleasant Fl1.-l am an old
subscriber To The Constitution. We have rclu u
SO long until we cannOS do without IT. We look
for its weekly visits with interest and pleasure.
read every letter in tho Young Folks corner,
and think what grand opportunity the young
people have 30 improve their minds compared
with the children even forty years ago, when we
only had a three months school and very poor
teachers.
While I recommend them for their nice letters,
will also add my advice 10 Aunt Susies, dear girls
don't solicit many correspondents, especially
from the opposite sex, for you don't Know VINO
will address you simply for amusement ana 10 nob
know how lightly your names wlll be used IN lesS,
and YOU may be sure that "a first Glass young man
that has been raised by first class modest MOTH
or, viii never address young lady that is asking
the male sex to write 70 them.
hone young folks will receive my remarks IN
the same spirit that write them | regret thaG
30 few sisters write Tor the paper at present. |
have read every letter with interest. hoping thAb
some ahicr pen wcild ask the one question that
has perpieyca my mind so long.
If We do recognize orr loved ones in heaven,
could We he truly happy il some dear one was ab-
sent from that happy home"
/ ain loOkin forward with hope 81 reaching that
blessed home where can rest my weary head ON
Jesus breast anU rest fOreVermOre The Bible says
that God 'wileth not that any should perish but
that all should have eternal lie bus 1t don's say
ali will he saved
AIy troubles have been deep and hard 10 bear;
without the grace OF Cod never could have en-
durcd them, hut that verse that says: "N nom the
Lord loveth he chastenoth,' has comiorted me
many times when / was ready TO despair.
May liis richest blessings rest on Aunt susie.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22
THE KINGDOMS CORRESPONDENTS.
a Cosby Exchanges Of Views Among the
InHirs rrt 4 hemse!Ncs.

Mrs. I. ". shaw, Quincy, Fla.-We have been
subscriber 60 the dear old Constitution FOR several
wears ana do not think could get along with
.,,t A. HOW grateful we should an lie to Aunt
SuSss tor so many instructive letters anu good
advice. Nay Gods blessing ever abide with her.
Wnuld-.n- of vuu like for me To tell something
al uy hunir. To mC, Florlda u the greatest place
ON earth; . perfect paradise ~ winter. All kinds
al fruit. flowers and vegetables grow here
fnrouCh the winter, which i certainly luxury.
Come COUSINS. ana see for yourselves and you viii
never regret the visit.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

Tn using DR.. Prices Baking Powder you
get the best results and effect the greatest
possible saving.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

III rivals disappear before the power of
DR.. Prices Baking Powder rs a leavening
a.nrf.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

By its sup, rb qualities Dr.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder has become incOmparabiy
the household favocitc.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

AIRS G. II. Bullock. Ochlochonee. Ca. has
rooted notwithstanding CcrCus to exchange
Tor double white and pink hyacinths. one
plant for one dozen bulbs.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

Mrs. s. w. T.eming. NcDade Ten. viii
exchange an excellent receipt for making
white glue for mcnding ware and furni-
tUre for two and half yards of scrim.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

NIrs. T. W. Harvey. Colston. s. C.-'rhe King
dom h. the !uteiciE~ column IA oar paper IL never
grows OLD for one can pick mp The Constitution,
and ID 81 chances 20 De Old papcrN ou can turn 20
size siUin and al viii appear new ana interest
have enjoyed The discussion here OF late on
"~liau ve 6uow each other there 4 Bible read
O. Is compelled 90 believe this. Why hea'en would
lose Iag, oi las brightness, ~erc we not 70 hno"
our loved ones.
Can al.v o.,a tell me if Mr. j. W. Hcrlock, of
Clark caautv Alabama, - living, or his wite? lie
married Elizabeth Alien. Also Mrslrdbell1 slater.
ANY information of either Of the three persons
IneEticng,, viii De thankfully received; and IL ~
letter. postage returned. Success 20 the dear olu
Constitution.
Mrs Annie Holland. Preston. lathe sister
who siv~ IL j. better to loso half an huur-and
three II necessary coaNlnG clId rather ti4ail
settle it with switch certainly has never had ANY
20 deal with: and sic has Ia, lad plenty q vine
To throw away. And don { THINK any one but a
h"atben would beat thcE She speak, OF. be-
hgNc The switch ought 10 be rsrd whe@tver 1t IS
needed; and when chI'd i cd enough 10 10
ia ngs lur spite. il j. old enough To know right
fru" wrong, and talking aud praying does no
go"d az such TIMES. When the switch = appieu
u settles n. aaa then comes tue time Tor prayer
The mother or fs5ecr who tells lies 10 their
children are Not III u have the blessings COD has
bestowed anon them. some children can be
cnaNcd. white others have To have the switch /
want 20 hear more on The SUBJECT on both siues,
for the switch anu against i. Best wishes To
Aunt susie. love all her letters aad enjoy the
letters IA the Kingdom.
Mrs. W. ID. Newman. opclika, Ala enjoy
reading Woman Kingdom very much. The sub
iect ''Shtll we know each other there" il of in
Tcf.st IL mc. God in Ills grel: love took from me
ny sweet little daTiin. babe August 9Th, aged four
months making the t.iird babe lie has taken from
nic. leaving rae s.N ether children ~ Zee saved,
IL we Will conserFdtr ourselves 20 God, thai We
will bc al UntIokcn family IA heaven.
believe wiz know Inr sweet little lambs gain.
Me think, their little spirits visit daily do
not mourn those who have no hope Sometimes
I feel like WOULD give the world # ] had 1t, to
press them 10 NY bosom one more timc but
would not il could, bring them back through
the agonios OF death.
hope Mrs. A. i. Phillips, Of Greensboro, n. e.,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22
BY MRS. WILLIAM KING.


AIRS i.iam Ing ue. Atlanta. GAP
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

A. B. Caldwell Granville Ca. will cx-
change novels for iiTst-cllss autoharp.
Write frs.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

Hiss l.. Smith. jefferson. Ca, VIII ex.
change "A pair of royal black and white
Nuscovc- ducks FOR three yards o. black
silk velvet.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

Annie Ingram Bvh2l'G. Miss. viii border
sci~ls. Il fnatcTial t. sent, In exchange for
material of the same sent.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

NJ. \. Adams. Nor'wethor. :. g.. VIII
exchange Goes perfection putting machine
for G-teen Yards good yart-wlde bleaching;
also. Dr. OWcns's electric belt ". fo- eX-
change. Write FOR particulars.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

Mrs. Eugcn;a rsrzar. I.aplne Ala, viii
exchange cuttings of golden honcysuckle
and weeping WILLOW. and bunch yam posa-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

Slrs w r. Nelson. Sunshine. Ala. has n
amt amy ,ln sending two or three 2-ccuts
stamps tn paw POSTAGE. sine viii give th"m
one. hth-r flowers iur exchange. Write FOR
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

Miss Anna E;av-s. poikssiNa. y. g. has
c15 confederate stamps. - Oh United states
Stamps ie-lI.a before 1880 au Oh bin OF 1ijt,
anc :. COIN OF lI-3 Zoo Exchange for some.
thias nice. Write what you have.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

Mrs. y W. NJrr.N. Cuthhert. ia. has
da FIX brown hair switch and Tire" hair
fsuifS 10 exchange for new white wool or
i've yards OF aii-vuc black cashmere. send
stamp for particulars.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

Mrs H.. NJ. lIa-cl. Ssatiau Bcliin. Tex,
has rooted A'arschel Mel to exchange for
climber Of same. Also. geraniums 10 eS-
change FOR rooted Ia France AMI cloth OF
gold.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

Nrs. 81. p. Miller. Watch. Ala. has the
books. Homes and Their AdonmentS.'
Davis's new school arithmetic ana other
good hooks 20 exchange for Saufoll's higher
arithmetic and algebra. Write and set
L.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

Lillian CEapoeH. IA. vile. Amelia coun-
T.. Virginia. has -.li, and velvet scraps ami
cancelled STAMPS ID exchange for spiit
useful.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

Try one and If not
found exactly as repre-
secuted we viii refund
you the money paid
on il.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

Cora jewell. Sha1noudale. Ind. has cabi-
ne ~f,o's1enS. fossils books and Hover
- c1sr ANS. tssf ,,--l fottlt-r~. fa,v pill
low saams. cabinet specimens and other
articles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-16
THE BRAZILIAN WAR.
Active mud Important Operations
on Doth Sides Continue.
THE MINISTER OF WAR RESIGNS
On Account OF n Difference With tho
Prcsidcnt-Tho Stnto of Sno Pnulo
lcportcd to Have Joined tho ln-
surgcnts-Thc Insurgents Southern
Army Marching on RIO do Janclro
nnd Big Battle Is lnpDndIng-Ad.
miral Do Mcllo Resumes Command.
Icpruri1l.el, lsgI, Lu Ne I,,o,lr,ol rt.,Ll


RIO De JAHEIno. Fob. lj.-Scnhor
Galvao, minister OF war, has resigned
owing to disagrcGmontI with President
PciSoto regarding tho treatment OF
political prisonors
Colonel Macodo, commander OF tho
fort Of Santa Cruz, has been arrested
upon suspicion Of being u spy OF Ad-
miral De MCllo.
Tho rebels appear to be making head
way in Parana, which state is said TO DO
In tho hands OF tho insurgents. Sac
PauIo, the capital OF tho state OF that
name. upon which tho rcbela wore re-
Gently reported TO DO marching, after
having made u landing to tho south OF
Santos, is said TO DO disposed 10 Join
issue with tho insurgcnt force. Sac
Paulo has hitherto been considered to
be loyal, but there seems 10 doubt that
tho city is disalIccted.
Reports from Sac Paulo received hero
say that tho southern force which land
ed with tho intention OF marching upon
Sac Paulo has suddenly been instructed
TO march direct upon Rio De Januiro
with the intention OF attacking Prcsi.
dent PciXoto in tho rear. The govern
mont has sent troops to meet the rebel
army md battle is said to be immi-
nent on the frontier OF Porana and Sac
Paulo. In addition, the dispatches re-
ceived hero say the state oil Alagoas has
revolted and declared itself in favor OF
tho insurgents.
The exact whereabouts OF Admiral
DeMcllo continues to be somewhat OF n
mystery. Tho general opinion is that
ho is cruising off the port OF Santos and
cooperating in some manner with the
southern iorco which recently landed
noar Santos. Admiral DoNEcllo, it is
added, has SO far recovered his health
as to DO able TO resume active command
OF tho Republica and to be taking stops
to attack Santos. So far rs the coming
election is concerned there is lit,lo or
nothing to BIO said except that tho con.
stitutionai or government candidate is
said hero to be the favoritc. The gov
ernmcnt candidate. Senbor Prudenti
Morsca, is said TO DO actively Mt work
and 10 be gathering supporters every
day.
Admiral Da CANA is worse to-day
and will probably die OF the wounds
which he received in tho baltic o!
Armacao.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-16
Man wants but little here below,
I1fNF tb.W

Nine out or ten men when asking for
drink, will simply ask for Something
good" and out OF the nine there are not
two who know when drinl; OF good
whiskey, brandy, gin or rum is sold
them. Few hotels or vendors OF liquors
can assure their customers that tho
liquors set before them arc absolutely
pure and old. One tastes almost rs
good MS the other; but if you want to be
sure that you are buying only n pure
liquor, we advise you to look Mt the
bottle and see if tho name OF Max
Klein is blown in the bottle, and his
signature on the label. and il you see it
there, you can bet your best dollar that
YOU are getting straight" article. His
Silver Age, Duqucsne aud Bear Creek
Ryes recommended by physicians aud
men Of all professions. For sale by
Wheeling Drug Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-16
4 Peculiar Pennsylvania Product.

Pittsburgh Tines.
The trial OF the Mansfield rioters has
brought TO light good many curious
products OF life among them. but none
more curious than the lad called to tho
witness stand yesterday, whose language
was a composite OF German. Italian.
Slav, Polish md English, and which the
interpreter could not make out. lIu ap-
pears TO have been reared in boarding
house where all these nationalties are
represented, andfrom the speech OF each
representative selected words Tor Ian.
Cuagc OF his own-the Volapuk OF tho
bituminous coal region. as one thinks,
go he is. Ii Max Muller be right in hold.
ing that thought and language are
identical, that there can DO no thought
ut least, no conceptual thought-with-
out language, what composite in char
actcr this lad must be. There is no
other country in the world where tho
like OF him could be developed SO natu-
rally, for there is no other where there
is such flow and ediiying OF the races.
He is phenomenon, and deserves the
attention OF the savants.