Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-28
A QUESTION THAT MAY STUMP YOU-- WOULD MILLIE CHRIS
 TINE,
THE NOTED DUAL WOMAN,
Be Entitled to One or Two yotes--. Take it Seriously and Ask Your
 self the Puzzling Question.
"How MANY ARE THERE OF SHE.

"How MANY ARE THERE OF SHE.
 Gives her first exhibition tonight on Main street near the post office under large pavilion.
 A brief description of the most remarkable human being on earth may be of interestIto our readers:
 Millie Christine was born in Whiteville, E. O., and exhibited here in this city before the war, about thirty five years ago.
 This dual woman is one of Dame Natures most remarkable efforts to produce something unique and orig inal, and although she is rare and interesting curiosity, and must al ways attract wonder-loving crowds, it is perhaps as well that the effort has not been duplicated. Being of the gentler sex, and "uoman's s rights" still mooted question, the complications are not as disastrous as they might be; if it were other wise, would she be entitled to one or two votes? This is not exactly a conundrum, but problem that will bear much arguing without chance of any satisfactory solution. Miss Millie Christine always says q, l" and never i've, and evidently con- siders herself one party.
 Of course she must kuow her own true wardness;" but when each half is talking, one to you in excel lent French, and the other to some one else in English; vixen one is telling of her childhood and giving her daily experiences, and the other is discoursing in an enthusiastic manner of her recent European travels, the listeners are thorough ly mystified at the ways and means of accomplishing such difficult feat, unless Millie Christine is two separate and distinct individuals, and one is tempted to exclaim. in the words of the immortal Artemus. "How many is there of she?' Sbe certainly has two positive and very keen inteliects, more than falls to the lot of ordinary woman, and her conversational powers are not only remarkable but cultivated and re- lined. In a very agreeable inter view with her recently, it was ascer- tained that she is quite capable with her needle and fond of sewing, and that she makes every thing she wears, even Der dresses.
 To be sure, she is one person. She is exceptionally blessed with two pair of hands, and can accom-. plish two days work in one; but then, again her garments are nearly twice the work Of ordinary rnortals. and the cutting and fitting thereof is an artistic triumph of mind over the matter. She enjoys reading and music, especially singing, whicf seems to be her great gift, and the compensation that renders her De culiar fate an enjoyable and happ, one, and she has musical instruction hut possesses two remarkable voices-the alto is very sweet anc r,ch-and she sings various duet. in good style and with exceeding taste.
 She has never had any feelings 0 sensitiYeness regarding her condi- tion, for she has always been before the public, but she is very modes and unobtrusive, and her manner, are quite as courteous and elegan as those of any cultivated and ac- complished lady in private circles Take her all In all, whether two per sons in one, or only one in som, mysterious and inexplicable fashion she is certainly very curious anc wonderful specimen of Humanity and she is very human, too, loyin. and affectionate, sweet tempered and happy, and above all, deepl, religious, feeling that for some wis, purpose she was created.
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