Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
.xor COLONY ~ GEORGIA
.xo now THEY LIVE
icon Lamps of ol'y-A Look
- = 4, cabin of olayea'er.
~ !. interesting scene in
the squalid Howell.

n4', ',, succession Of rolling hills
= 'iv s',,s n vast extent of woodland.
s, o,s sde you eau follow the oeonee
a. ~ \. way slowly through the val
w slI.,, Now and then YOU can catch
.' W., of lis waters glistenig through
a n ,,ess which border its banks.
Y, ~ other side the columns of
y .,soke curling higl. above the hori'
TINA the city lies in that direction
.,.rer sdll the imposing dome OF
\ IA - innftic asylum rises TO view.
J. i.-.,.,rsnnh was old and gray before
S'si,.ssrine had doffed her swaddiing
II <, spite of that thre1dbare trddl-
,5ieb Tolls how a community IRON
!. ,-,ient legislature was sent to luy
i ',,, In that part of the state, how
Il. s,tisborough was selected as the
= Y, IN. festive legislators had fatal
w. Tor teddy, and finding larratt
~ convenient place to mix drinks,
a. camp there. and how the next
~ That tired feeling precluded fur
tigation and thut MillledgeYille
" oH al the foot of the hill.
i{fsborough stands, and the crum-
. rmains of few brick buildings
"A i,d there are monuments 10 the.
/ n departed days, aud an old
f ~ nose bush is sometimes found
~ IN the pine Tickets, reminding
ningly Of what was in the long
\ IA ID town marks radical change
N IN and vegetation, for there the
i,at escarpmcnt ends and the late
~ formation begins. The clay
L. d, rs red hue and takes on Il
Z, rhiteness intcrspersed with extern
4 arlbfds. The long-leaf pine begins
u Up and the underground also
81.
NTHE RIGHT SPIRIT.
I'M (. more remarkable. tile people
In. Instead of the rcd-tHced, sturdy
Ia, buoyant with strength and
M full Of vigur and rejoicing IN
,nscousncss Of his own robust
Ina there comes class Of people
Il lites 50 worn aud haggard that it
\ shudder through your very soul
bck at them. A little inquiry about
iafhbcrhood will put you onto some
'ilne facts, and the shudder Of pity
i1tfease TO an ngue Of alarm whom
!. - ,s.l AMI "on,,ina '''' N'''
4 ! IA oshe ~ infnrn,tio, II p,ioI,t
rai "a rtatn ,bat a clayootar L. 80
~ y cinv 1,bis doFini;,on h, +9 Vl'r
y rasries wcigbt When r. L fal'on
(, e,siJetsiton i5St h. t,ni,a , r,',i.,
.,ti,, hrsStir, - al mn ''i'nV
\ ros XVI Join,,, n,orsaig ~ W I.a Ji
n IN al 800 .j,a,. ~, N'oiiii'
n IVA an r,nsnt ne s'i,' ,a Sue" IL Ml,f
N any srniiov ,r ~" 80 80 O 9, VI
4 ,ei reil.b thon " VII ' I,", guse,'
4, SI,slc i faniiiul , Us II may AZ
& ne father, and grandfather TOO,
NJ has Glanced to survive. down 10
4 .dnny-faced little tot who cries for
orr, they all eat clay regularly and
fi5
Ie deprayed taste fixes itself upon
4 y early childhood, and, as they
E Nief the habit becomes stronger
sfonger, until It is an utter i'm
atly TO break of. 1t is said to be
he, cocaine or any other hsbit
Of course. hereiity mas much
- 1lih It, aud thus the habit is trans
from generation unto seneration
Al agllar precision.
\ is 10 installing clayeater.
.8unlemnce. has a distinctly Ii orig, orig.
" nhe1rthly cast, reminding you
q deaths head with a bone
mouth than anything else. The
n Y have large eyes, set deep in
- and aeecntuaeed by high. skinny
eiie with lcaden Stupidity from nom he he
Irons hollows. And as for the men
4 Y i a. Egygiian mummy would look
w beautiful.
h NAY Wilderness of the skin, which
nIe ig childhood, has changed into
nsel brown, DTvh falls In folds
n w ~. eyes gnfnect. Deep wrinkles
s lSa their months and spread in
/, ~, s,.Se,Ea0le direction. You can
n ,,ros,'l' as Fiicy serve for CON
t ny mich they deyouf Is not, as
~ N, 4. supposed, the red variety so
49, nn,lghoqt middle Georgia, but
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