Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1891, Page 7

Pd room * THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D.C, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. 7 : = ‘as lief be eaten by the crocodiles as by the ean- | is now on file among ‘4 nibals who swarm in the . With the of State. LAND OF THE CONGO. Prses eho tees ie er ge tacking | ay tey-aap conrser i every Congo ‘rae eler. and, although 1 ‘escaped or peared in its way. peg pas . i crocodiles: .oFree State Whither Colored Folks | r'wonder that m Repel the documents at the De- PRESID! Borauinicass a write i RB; cP ape i feat |: wonder that my hair did not tarn white, as | three years of service and absolute obedience “on whick the os Rae : did Stanley's, by the time I reached the ocean. | to the authorities appointed by the amoeiation. PPA = a Are Urged to Migrate. WOMEN AND VILLAGES. He agrees to give no. information, scientific or shail not be Se | TOERE AGREE WE AND COC rmwnss Pit li “If it wore not for the women of the Congo | commercial, respecting the tion and Bs forget wary: Eee BALE Fac purice et SOUIPBESE. be } 3 3 rs tions: plans to one during his ae ge little or nothing of the wild products of the | {Persons of Plane 00 ony. five ‘after CANNIBALS AND CROCODILES.) country would be gathered for foreign mar-| sree zoemce, “grvicesnd Soe five years efter a kets—such as rubber, wild bee wax and gums. | standing he acknowledges a liability to a pen- he They do all the work, garden making and some | alty of $4,000. If he should die his heirs must ‘What the Department of State Knows About| trading. Each village lias its garden and palm | preserve the same stipulation for ten — A Desert That Has Reen Described as =| grove. In the garden nothing is grown but | with the same penalty of #4,000 attaching to Paradise—-Savages Who Live There—One | peanuts and mandioea. Of the roots of the lat-| its violation, All collections made by him dur- Days’ W: ter the native bread is made. The plants grow | ing his term of service are t6 be the Property Red Handkerchief for Two Days’ Wages — | only in the lowlands or valley lands. Its roots | of the association. If he leaves the service at J : are beaten to powder and mixed in a flat cake | any time before the comp! of his three- with fermented palm sap, which serves the | year term he must pay 5,000 francs into the | cerned, biic lands 66PP\HE PROJECT RECENTLY AGITATED | purpose of yeast and raises the bread. The vil-| treasury of the association, although the Bee 28 11 STON FROM STATION DB STS. AS POLLO Chicago Limited Faprese, ie Gare at 10.0 am auilys daily t6 Chicago, “ovambas, Parlor Car Harrisburg to bitte: And Sieeping Care from. Pyttscary to tndish SPos, Ptiabare to Columbus, Altoona to Chicase. i fF 4 i 8 Be $F i ee Pet BR, Fi es : 5 2 if SH 53 AR 4 i Cc 7 Fi Foe! tr! ats an jz Ghee Harrishary to st Louie, Chisago wad cig Rati, and Dintge Car Barrisbure to st. Lowa, Ch. Western xpress at san smite Sampine Care Washineton te Chicas Gc" Loursromnectins daly at Harrsioire Se : 5 ‘ En count ‘section 10; section section 14: section 15: secti ‘section 2 i iq i eS a ma5O td te ref at *F, 4} tf "ee raat ; a <5 trough Si or Loutevilieand Memphis, Pulls < the colored people out of this jes are usually surrounded by a high stock- | Intter reserves to itself the Fight to terminate AS, by certain other agreement with ‘31; section $2; section’ 3:5; section 34; the W. the adiat ve ‘ownsh > ol ro. Pacific prea. 10 Ge) p. T countes to coloniee the aorenlled Congo Free | Sie, with but one narrow entrance ee earner tne ict gy att | Some Sead aeenate, ahem | Sar sig fa feta, ad mor rege demo | ange “Cena i ects? a i S53) Geatiertraneet se Sra State has excited my interested attention be- ‘The houses are built of grass, with supports | fit. If he should quit the ‘service of the May, eighteen hundfed and ninety, eek tte a and Fox vio Bieri lg peg pew eg om, 18; 305, section = . pbrane to < and ridge poles of strong bamboo. In the cen- | ciation for any reason he agrees not to enter | rendered amt relinguisived tesheUnted sates thers | Fear orananervation except sections 16 and and th SS ter of each hut a fire ix kept burning, and the | any other African service for three years after | titled interest it and to the lands of anid Indianein | 1 MAST ot said towssnip: ine wilinatie anne | Te Ts Tosca Ts Seaton See LG smoke, there being no chimney or vent hole, | without the written consent of the association, | #1 terntory. and varticaariy described dn Article | the Sac and Pex" Reservation ekerpt medion ie and | Ua kag eg? Mooee: Ree cause of the investigation of that enterprise which I made under the direction of the De- ee Pures iy, except Sunday. 8 10a. tn. For brie, Canandaicua end Koches'er daily. for But. e 4 Sng | Of Said axreouient; and provided that exch and every | 36, In Township l0north, rensed cust, TM CAlL of NE. falo Niagara dally. 0 anda Partment of State not long ago,” said Mr. W, | blackene the root” Ordinary people sleep on | the, penalty for violating. thie proviso being | teatnrsr sate shal kuvanstnen of acny | mia Ronee BMP ek tio oe ak gE iS or cate 6: “eection * Pe a Sean writer. “It may beremem-| te bare grounds bute king or” queen an arrle | 4,00, It ls provided also that Yn no cave ca | seen? fnitunm nat neacevons at eae ny | ht hea Mog eee Maa a He ‘tion B seciion I. CITIZEN | Sof msport. Kocheeter and Siagara Palle 90 eae rie eee aed that the United | FePoveson a bamboo frame vith shine wretched | he or hi repfeccntatives lain any indemnity | Ure gts oa oy tus Nemadyof et | Ba Sowasay V7 netiruge dase ala a | ESTERS ROSECT SD eAlAN RES |S Rise daetiegsetareey wie Svar ar bered how it was proposed that the United | (close it. OF compensation whatever on account of sick- | that there shall be excepted from the operation of said | Keservatton execit cections tied ae ta tenet a tat For Williamsport, Kenove aud Elmira, #t 10:50 a.m Lett ‘States should become associated in the control ‘pauuea mee: Gunlaees ness or accident causing death or incapacity | uxreement, a tract of land, not exceeding ten acres ia | norti Tame d east, 1 AL Fractions: section he tae, “excep! Sus for the purpose of secur-| for work. ‘his precious document. dooming eS eand ce auaine the carck snd schoo! house tion 2: fractional section 11; fractional sec ae coke Tain ed leblee seared fram { ;. Ehave tried to sleep in many a royal palace | {5° Tonk, iaiutadjure clevery form given tora | tae grave ganiat o fen ot lode teesoneoa eae : 8 eo 2 2 > in Africa, but have been usually driven out by | with almost certain death staring him in the | Sect t theconditions and iimitetions in sald sate Congress « formal recognition of this “Free | vermin. Some of the tribes number from face, winds up with the remarkable assertion | }2eMt expressed, that the chief of the lowas may se- of NW. 3, the SE. Xi, and : 1 . le Ject an atiditional ten acres i re hi i eee sheen = ction» 8 * : watt 3 State," which was subsequently found to have | 29.090 to 100,000 souls: each such nation keeps | that ‘the end pursued by the association is an | of maid tribein said reservation, Coatorstanie beoeatee | Sie acta nth ee eee aeactional Setion hae W “ % te oa) om daly, no real existence. For that matter it has none | to itself and aloof trom its neighbors, being | absolutely disinterested one.’ The association | ries to the legal subdivisions of. land terein, | 20; the E. 4, the B. N NW. 1 ts to this day. governed by its own despotic chief, who holds | swore by all that ie holy that it made no such | W!ch shall be heid “by said tribe in com = Ee oe oe f ion, Subject “to” "the ‘conditions and tanta. ‘Car From ao ial | the lives of all his subjects in his grasp. From | contracts, but I procured one in the original | tiuns as expressed im ‘Felation” thereto; and | 2s; the of s . ¥ ‘ ELPHIA ONLY a poleary ——- — | their universal nakedness he is ordinarily die- | from a dying emplost. z WHERE 6. itis provided tn : % * 3 a Fes Qa wn week days ands 45p.m. daily. diplomatic agent to travel through the Congo | tinguished by wearing a large piece of cloth or | “Ihe fact is that no white people can live in | Pruve! February. ea 5 abe ‘section S. section 9 the N ceominodution, 500 a.m. daily 3 a ct ‘nection Express, 5 40 r valley and make my own observations respect-| garment of skins. He has many wives. if such | the Congo basin for any length of time. A | jur*rairing sunt concierge eet, an . : a. : 2 % ry - so Reg of section ea. For Roviou, wrigout chines, 3:13 p.m. every dag. ing its commercial possibilities. My report | they can be called, who have their standing as | European or American who goes there is at | the'Sic and fox Nation of Ludiansand the tows tribe | Tn we 5 cast : : of section 13; the big. the W. Se of BN. al throu drains connect ae 3 possi I¥ repo: y 5 of Indians, “that wh ‘any of th fired : 3, eee pricked the bubble and on the strength of it | number one, number two, and so on, accord- | once attacked Ly dangerous. bilious fevers, | ef indians. “Llat whenever auty of the ianasacquired | 1° 5 “f a ction 2M the Ey “ ec Bir direct transter to Fulton st, avenue doable the President. in m message to. Congress, rec- | ing to his’ capricious favor. Polygamy is | which are always as likely as not to. take on a | slall by cpcration of lac or procka ete ot Ena? ‘guid the SW, of section 2 the N Howssl the i : XE Yerriage actoss Sew Vork city.” “SNE ed strongly that this government | general with individuals who can afford the | fatal form, resulting in death within a few | dent ot the United States, be nent, they 24 of Section 10; the N- 4g of Nk. of sec= | tion 3; the N. 35 of ti 3 E For Atlantic City, 12:15 p. SS ee ae a eee ee hours. ‘The soil, where it exinta, is a deposit of | slay tedisvestd of fw, aituals-tters only. Under the | hou 12: tuett NOt RW. A Of section 14 the RW. fg | and N. sof Sar 4 3 cf 3 5 Te was so’ determined. Otherwiso shrewd THE WoMEX AxD TmErm onxanesrs. | Fotted vegetation, with fever germs ax thick in | Uventy-tinee handeed anne, wh wanpig: | ENE: Nuandlotes) do eng borertion 49 ick iu sect ie Sr tte j | Seccton FS oPaectnon 2 “ ct yet a one = iy ‘roviled, however, thut 5 Tan " i ction eg om Nw. 3. the § NEM. ¥ W, 4.38.5 TE the precedent at seme fusare time ter | Pat throughout the interior nakedness is the in- | that dread clime the midlay sun is death. ‘The | fui pelary recent a patent or hie homestond. pay snr? aaciion 8: ancl ener tua ogction 4: Se | tis Bi: Shel S Oe fbe'SWTigtana she tot see 338 claiming a right to interfere with Mexico or in| Variable rule. Strings of blue and white beads | morning air is death, and so is dewy eve. The | addition ty the tees provided: vy y law, the uu of ong sq bon 11: the NW. 36 of section. ct sect if N.” Se of section: | pon WO, section 31, section . cs pe Tt as ponerne ght. ny are much worn about the neck, waist and | climate, engendering lnssitude, renders stimu- | Sch yerwu having computed withell the lass reiting | Ui ction 20; section 21 5 i NW. Je. the NW: i of the SE” i) thd the Nv seofthe | te DE ot eeetiow tee wan oF tee N . ‘Such earnest efforts have been made by the | ankles and bands of iron or brass are used to | lante necessary; but to drink is to die. to such homestesd setivenent, may at bis opticn te. : Feand the SW. SW. 4 Of section 10; the E. i. the b. sof the Nw. | aud the SF. yor the NW. § of ection, : i520, 2nd 200 am. 11.30 and 4.20 PO cme lame 7 oan sank utall to can. | eilaain Whe Witaad ails anak thaeat. Wocemtomas essay oak ceive a patent therefor at the expiration of twelve 7c section 2B; section » cl 2, and the E. . Pn. daily Of section 11; section + ofthe NW ly. the N. Spor the SW. \. ame - s ~ ekcept Sunday. Sundays, # Wom - wonths from (late of settlement Ui nine oa ‘ = seNE ‘ : pe aie ~ and 420 0. oa company with the King of | these latter are so weighty as to weigh down the TRAITS OF THE GYPSIES. be dnp Noe prt oan HE, 16 and the X, of BW. | Fea ee SS Te NE, My the NECA of the NW. S| 4 ofthe SW” of ‘Section 4. the W. Sof tbe ‘m. 20am. and 4.30p. inom 2 Moston a; Be ad the Wyo te Sh 1 ie | aut NW. Sox sect Me SUNGTON SOUTHERN RAIL WaT ligium at its head, in his private capacity to | wearer, who supports the burden with cheer- Bnei to bur jor sny cause caved Tn'townenis fh north tease | the EL is. te. Wo Sg aud tbe Si ay ot tecrien ASe | tote abe BANG, Seat nES Rot eee For Acie LEFECE SEPEEMBER prevent the facts about the alleged Free State | fulness notwithstanding, because it represents | Archduke Joseph Saye They Came Originally | homerter de entry tne | Lownslup except sections IGand ny Ja | the B50: the SE. Sot sectitn 17; the NE tion 6! asction jon 8: the NW. the SE. ma 430. of from becoming public that the region in ques- | a big sum in negotiable currency. The women From Hindustani. jaw, stall be qs homestead | sy of 8 ection 10; the all Sot ancien Syecte SEO ROANS | EMtr cng ke eg Holgi tee Oc cee tes on is today popularly supposed to bea sort of | particularly affect a profusion of ornaments, | From the New York Su entry upon any of ‘sald lands," and WHERLAS, 5 Sof the SE. he x |X ‘ und te Ere ty ot ection 2 Ea a ed : me gureeuient’ wit thee c ction it s on Soe Sica: | ote SW eof econ ti: thet porte seu pra ‘ie wth evrything tht | Fachanpnbed atm carved. trom hippo: | "Archduke Jecph belong to tho royal family | Henk Steet hth ta i ai BA Snavire Mop atateeh me |e heme Are cman ee ae See Pecetranematens ck tae ateennen ‘at a | of the ears and the middle carlage of the nove, | f Austria, is commander of the Hungarien | jnwiy: thasid tent oe tlie eee : Seaton 46; eect eee Writ te ee Note : : ae hhuge salary. has done his best to spread this| thrusting into the holes pieces of wood, and | Honved army, and is known for his writings | surremierodto tue United states all fue tite and i section 20. “Section 30; section’ ‘i; | the SW. M4 of Section 3 Biot the Sk or see thie N. is. the Nig of iden by his iectures and books. thus rendering their appearance very horrible | upon anthropological topics. He has long made | Isrly deacrived in Acti e ot aad ee at partie msip "is hertin’ p ‘Goction | and thot aot one: : Peers etc ay es “Tho country is represented ashaving 1,000,- | indeed. Metal cartridges are much prized for | the languages, traditions and habits of the gyp- | #4 tuat all allctinents of land theretotore made, oF | 1; section = | NEM. the y. | tion 0, the NE. jg of the NE. N.the 5. 3p of the NEM. 000 square miles of territory, a population of | like purposes. and all through the valley of the | sicy his span] stud tie Wierkiace satng |e Peace ae eee section 13. sec mn" do; | atid the 3% ‘ the RW? 2. the SECA “or'the SE” 'b. thet s Seer die 50,000,000 and bouncless résources. Ite pro- | Congo one finds them in use as nose and ear |e his special study. 8 | the weneral i {act approved. February eichth, | rection 17; sectiom 18; | ofsectiom ‘ A 3 ? ductiveness is deciared superivr to that of the | ornaments. The most admired adornment, ss tae} pap eeritid people beabereed ighty-seveu, shall becontirined: | ¥. 34 of Ni. SE. 4 of NE. % | Mike valley of the Amazon, with a climate of unsur- | however, is a necklace made with three or four | extensive, but Archduke Joseph has brought to re the ie ee ee F oe : Jot <5 of Section 4; the | % 3 ton BI. ss thou 52. section bs the passed salubrity. Unlimited quantities of | hairs of ‘an clephant’s tail, which is believed to | light several unknown features and has cor- | snvone ster ina Gutiiestat it Seber aHotinent an | NW. of SEs, section 24; ecction 5: section | Wy of tio NE. SC She Sino of the BE enka eee, | REE ee gt teenie Ae eee Boe ee BW Fic. pales oll, quan copal, rubber, wus, peo- | omens victees os a fetich. rected many existing errors in regard to the | {OnPsuip: Hor un any iaud “herotutore bet apart in section 28; : acction 30; | amd the S. 3 orthe SW. 3'of section 8: the NE_ ‘ot section sib sect Tat 1Wnoren, | Se 1G nuts and other precious goods are said to be ‘TRIBAL y a said tract Of country tor any tse by the United States, 31; section 5, sect section 9: the F. fe thé >. Sof the NW, 3 Cin J trout lot 3, de- D AND - MARES. gypsies. He has bad unusual opportunities for | OF £oF schools, schuol-tarm or relizious purposes: not | 3s. the SE. 3, al ‘section | Tn | 3 of the SW. % of section {0: section if” Ns ND DANVILLE RAILROAD Co. offered by the gentle natives in exchange for! «Pach tribe has its own tribal mask, wally | — PPO shall said sections sixtern and thirty-six be subject to ovsap 46 north i the N. i of tue SE. 3g, andthe SW. 4 of section 12° i Schedule th eflect September 6, 101. Soaps prokne. tattoved ‘on the facer though often on the | matting ® study of this people. No fewer than jbeinsten ents fut sail ehoytatd ured fr thon! | aad tubnibip esiest acs 40 “and | the SW2 Naniihe Niet tte SW. Gor section | sal tratus icave and arriveat Feutay vauia Passenger WHAT THE NATIVES WoCLD NrFD. naesl or Set, shen af 4 80.000 gypsies live in Hungary and about | United states, ur tor shoul, sclculciarn, oF religions | tice ee ioe fe sort, Fite, S east, FO. | the N. : the §. iy of the Siz | thence down ead recit bank tothe pace of berinies: | p82’ ,&2% Dally. except Sunday, for Manasas is 4 af Manchester: ¥: m whee men OF women: | 200,000 of them are found in Roumania. The | purpoves, be subject to houlestead entry, but shall be 9! section E Bo, and Jets 1. 2, and 4 of | Lots lots Gein in section U; the sots "tana Sot section | FAQBt Moyal and Mirantarg: In an address delivered at Manchester, Eng- | Some tribes paint their persons profusely. es-| arch F FE by the United States for stich purposes, 80 long as. nm Li; section 12; the © NE. 3 wv. fhe &. 3g of the | 8. the .ots and jor section #: the lot 4 of section 14; | _L1 10 -m-—Datly for Manasses, Warrenton. Cul- land, Mr. Stanley made a half-bumorous esti-| pecially the’ women, who smeat their heads | “TCtduke bas spent many months visiting their | the United States sail see ht to usetheinsand further, | and ties: best oe, Mot sec W. iy | Sle SE. 34 of tue SE. dg and the W. by of the SW. | Pebsr Orange. Cosrlottesvitie, Lyuchburx, Danville, a settlements one after another. It 1s well | that the south Lait of section seven, and the north half | tion 15; section 17; tection E. As, tue W. dg. the NW. As. | 44 of section 17; tne EB. 3¢ of the SE. end ctatwas mute of the amount of cloth which the inhabit- | with » mixture of palm oil and red clay. do| Known that the gypsies, have deliberately der | ol sertion euchterh in toWuship six north, range five: cf the 5.39 of the SE. iy of Section 20. . Sand 4 of section 18; the S. te of the DE. tts of the Congo basin were prepared to. con- | Weit bodies in white. or paint thei facet bine | AtOwn that the gypsice have deliberately de | tat thercior i aut by witan tiene ; fog ek : at ; sume. Supposing them to require one Sunday petal he pene Pose em 9 fran bas that Archduke Joseph is thoroughly acquainted | Fatuers, for relisioits, 11001 and farm purposes, shail | P E apes 5 the SW: 4 of section 23 :the E. et . | or Section 20.* the ‘lote 4 and Gof section | [BIB Station for all'principal points south and south dress eact annually, wearing nothing on weel jeads in les, W with. th sete not be subject to allotiuent. or omestead entey, Du Section Fa: section 2. Yon 24; the SE. 4 of the NE Ke the 335;°the lots 1 and >: the N34 of | "$j : days, they would require for this single costume | others plaster their hair with oil and twist it | Count of nie Rene ea ey HeeEMPS Of ac: | sin be held by te Chutod States or the Sacred iteut | sigh timaeth Tew otis section 3: | SWS and thee So the SF, Sof section, te | the NW. Sot tection Su ue Ny of poutiom ate | Pullman Duifet Sleeper. New York and Washincion Sarasin Tus Teaeaid be move eaconsthe | iatonplras interwoven with fine wire, eos to | COURtOf his high "rank. thes ‘buve\ revealed | Mimi thi ander whit i acca of | lt 2 Merial wethae the WA SRMGe! Nok CLARE Sy eaeet | Matas a Seam ae Nob aesgee, | to Sew Orlaes tc Matron ad Metta Pa however, to estimate their wants in the way of | Make it stick out in every direction most sur-| "Some time ago he published. the first resulta | ousid lands. ana WHEREAS, by acertan aereemeut | Uclot Sand BW ok of section 1: | the N. 3g the NW 4 of the SE. \. and the Nok ot tance 4 east, Lal. “The jan Sleeper to Memphis via binuibghaiu, walter at garments at two Sunday drewes each and four | Ptisingly. Some of the women make their hair | o jam, tme: with the ds diana, Musaid Lereitoss | section 18, section onal section { the SW" of sectlos. 94: roots. Section 21; the Ney, th E ot section 19; the the SW. 4 of section 23, ‘the AW. 3. the 5. ig of the NW. M4, an e . It was the most complete gram- | nudeuntuetw. ordune.e! undred | SEN the Swe yor . of the NW. ig. ht every-day dresses per annum. This would make | UP into enormous cushions, while others cum- | mar and dictionary of the gypsy lnnguage that | anu ca Taian cedieds line | 200 thes vig | Gon ithe hy iebetke SES id In Towandp © worth rate teases | “Daily for Warren Sharlottesvi necessary 3.40,00,000 yards, which, at 2 pence | pose their luauriant tressesin the shape of poke | ins yet appeared Later ‘he wrote « “pares | fe Wdered, to the United state A es. Eh; | Horncction sh; the NW. Act the NE The lot 1 and the SE. 3 Of the SE. 3 of section Manassas for Trou: Royal's = A yerd, would amount to $3,000.00. "They | bonncte in. fact it may tainly be aid that | Which wat ead ‘uofore the Ethnographichl bor | ots dwisemarie aaa ieane aga fe ae he Saad en Cortes Si eet ttl Seto tea fie GAM Seon, | oun CT ne . 608,088. a % i rn tory. yarticuiarly dese cl 2 8 ection Bo") the 0 he SE. WOR od: tue E, jy al ot section 6; the N. «Mo A 50 p. ~ Would need night dresses, too, of course, | these people of the Congo are the most artistic | ciety of Budapest on the origin and” habite of | arectent, brovised teat ail ellotments ede hee ure beast. The. 96, the. jy oi the RW. 4 oF wection seks aactiou 2k eta | the Wei of the RE get eetiee Tike We. Mp Sets WASTES VestigcreD aD te and these would use” up’ 160,000,000 | hairdressers in the world. the gypaies. The ‘erchdete, ce apentts of | totore inde: or then betas insde orto be made toned | ae eet Serene Lot section | Towpstap 9 northy ‘range Peasts 2M 1 SE ACO section 14; tue NW of the NW. Team ot Putman t Palace ul ypaies. Ppor AvseBtee Suawners under the provisions of the general | SU: Iractional NE> Sand fot the NW. 4 of sqction 1 Tots i and | Moor the Nw. 4, and t Dre yo more. Furthermore, two millions HANDKERCHIEFS FoR Pay. theory of. Grellman, that all gypsies are of | ailotuent at cpproved Febbuaty eehthe ones i rarige Geaste EM vn | SE. % of section J; the NF-M of section 5: the E-% of | {ton ZI: the SW" 44 of section Zoe the lots 1, 2-3. | mee Leese pint, Sle oo am nee ee lcs tote cusind | “Red cotton handkerchiefs are currency | Hindustani origin. He bases this. theory upon | hundred end vieity seven, suall ta contra; that in : section ah: seotion (4: the SWA | the AE: SC and the Ey ot tie SE iy of secon | aul Gof pection 30." the. Ay ty or inost of howe who possess ‘cloth, 16,600,000" yurde | CYeT7 "BFE in the Congo basin. Any industri- | Scomparison of the two languages. Ay in- | fvetheriit soit har ieraitiomentineccteat | Se™UP Si aeeeat RTE eS geamutne | 18, the Ripe eran it: the NG he SEC | tn te Sof aston thes See aise would be ccqousite, with 00,000 fards | 84 colored pervon wo chooses to emigrate Sauces ofthe remarkably large number of re~| atten i tities in any conerewtnattovnaipe |e Wy tad ihe oPertonioe ide Sia | oP ie gor eas ry Sad nS | Attic, Adana folowing Gr. extra for 40.000 chiefs. Scarce a family in the | from this country to the Free State can be sure | mentioned the word for snow, which in Hin- | {73 forany ase by thet nited statesor fur school-acool- | Hongi section 13 nection 14, section 1, the N. 3s. ction 2, the 8 3 of the NE- Sof section 2 | F3 yg ok the § Nis Montomery and or Mlezspiita ‘Me Congo valley would not have its cloth fund or | of employment by the International Associa is “hima” and in the gypsy language | rteen” and thirty-six be subject to homestead | 13% ne NaI ha oe: Mom geet | Ia Lowuship i0 north. ‘range Least. TS. the Egor the: currency chestof « dozen pieces of twenty-four | tion or other traders at the rate of one hand- fucd* tee Seon fou: catioc i te oun let but shalt ‘be held, bythe United ‘States Wg of SE. us and lots 4 aud dof section section 8: section D. section 10, A Of wecticn Yards cach, without which domestic necessities | Kerchief for two dary’ iabor or a bottle of gin | guage is “lava” and In the other is “lel” and | Srqec gbarvones” 20" long aw tus United | SO. Serad Wo" Qeot NW. Jc of section 2 | section 22 aection 13 SOuld not very well be provided for, Louse-| if preferred: but the workman is expected to | “leva.” So that in both languages Limalaya | WHEREAS it is trovid'd in'the dof or. Thee eae tet ifectional, ‘sovtion’ 4” “tractiogtd section | ton 14 section 2" hect Wives could not bay greens. bread, palm oil, | procure his own food, lodging and clothes. The uuts, chickens or fish, and traffic would be | Portuguese of Angola get their labor done by | mmm to in gunpowder. guns, knives, copper | What the call the “contract system.” ‘They means the bearer of snow. He gives many | ceptne, tatity firming said lots 4 and > of “section 36; frac- | and the SE. 4 of section 25: the other instances of the same sort, and it is no (loa epection | Gee fractional, section 30, | the Si. 3¢ the Absentee Shaw, Indi approved Ma re > ast, M. Fi 295 al E 1 longer doubted that the slopes of the Himalaya | tind, eignteen imndred and. mnety-one (26 Stata; | ston euch north. range Geusi, TM, Fractional | 20; the X. 2 und the SE. % ol Section 30; ‘section 5, te wil : a in fownsttp 11 north, rane the N. slugs, dye powders, palm kernels, wax and | make contracts with up-river potentates for 60 | mountains were the homes of all the grocienct | EE PRO e OD cera and, imety ome 26 Stats ‘8; section 9; section 10; | Least, L.A. All of said townsh Ww. ms. Considering the perishable nature of | Many men and women. present in Europe, where their trst appearanes | taeuandascduurad by. ef her of the <" Joragvite | section ti. fractional fractional section 13; | and. ‘In Township 12-north. range l cast 1M xa is currency Mr. Stanley thought that neces- PROCURING SLAVES. is traced to the year 1417. Ema fereisosy shal’ Uy operation of law or procia:| factional 8. 54'oh stctiem Tee wetic 10, acto Hh | Hest 1H; Thea 3 of ha ie eM ES tS OE Re 4 sary supplics of the negotiable medium might | ~The said potentates burn a few villages, kill | In their opinion the earth has existed from | stion of the V'ecsident of the United States be open | Secstumth 8,240 spotion, 1s; sestion 19: section 20: ction 20. oft and” 2” the some day be drawn in vast quantities from the i eternity, and is the origin of everything that is | %2,c¢tement they shali be disposed of to actual | 24: tractional section 5; section 2B, section 27; sec- | E. 3g of 3. S$ of the SI the babies and most of the women and fetch & or as The ne tat Is | setticrs owiy, Under the provisions of the homestead | tion 2s; section 20; section 30; section ‘iL; the N- 3g ion 21; lots 1 143, the E 5 of looms of Manchester. the able- capcedate thal Gok he good. God they call “Devil” and the devil they | and townsite laws (except section twenty-tnree hun- | and SE. % of section 3 3; the N. 3g anu | the SE. 4. and the SW. ‘i of the SB. \ of section 2 WHAT THEY Do NEED. "= ‘bodied st, where | cali “Beng.” ‘The archduke says they fear both, pion, Coie iogenhey ALA Bw. (of ‘section 4; section So, In “Townslap 13 | fractional 23; fractional section 24; fractional “Uafortanately, practically the entire popa- | tet Teceive so much a head for them from the | and curve both when they are in bad luck or in | hats, "iytet th im, not engin); dveided, | heh tection sean "a esa ashe Ta teeleae Mien eat eae i | Taderarmho ship them to she points where | the case of the death of one of their number. | masimes Anal prootandrocelviug acertifcate of entry, | Dewi Ge aeeice F: nection oe eeenR a nection basing no wee for clothing on Sondny | nerioe a AISee have Sets Mise Sept | esters ag all apni “which canbe Ea fo genet prt opreme CH | So tere etn SE ve alee oa. | Chased away by throwing brandy or water upon | vo years «ru the date of the ret OFigiual entry. t in 19: section 20 al Sf oroncione or anyother day. A small minority wear a| lated by the raids of the sinve dealers.’ Dis-| the bedy of toon the ‘Whenover they pase | sum ot vn doilur and Wty cents per serarcme recite | i2,2¥: section 20; the X_ is and NW" of action 2; loi cloth, but the average lady or gentleman | PUutes between ki uwually settied by | it They do not believe Life after der the | which stiati oe patl wittin two seers: but the tine oF Se em aee section TA: "sec 5 ig all that vast region considers herself or him- Eransters of slaves: ‘Such human ehattéls are | They have no word for paradise and comet phy nee ey nara ge Rag ine al ad section 29;, section 0; seeti 2 f * ‘ i markably cheap, a bottle or two of trade gi Arvest described tm vections ‘twen une | sect section ction, he 2 ; h self in rather exceptionally full attire when | re y cheap. 0 0 gin | heaven. They often profess religion either for | dred sna four and twenty-three and ‘five of | tn Lowuship 14 morta ranwe 06 Wea a wearing a single square red cotton handker- | being considered a fair equivalent for either a| convenience sake or under compulsion, but it | the Kevised statutes of ‘Bited States shail not Le | tional section 1; section’2; iractionai N. % and SW. | 3 in si +. and lots 1 and . 4 ‘he chief. Such a handkerchief, according to cur- | male or female. | Wholesale slaughters of slaves | has no real hold uponthem. They embrace the | 3054" €3 Wire dereby deneren as | 4 olsection 3: section 4. section 9: section 6; section 4 = of the NE. 3 of | W re Fent rates, is twodaxs’ wages for an able-bodied | afe apt to be incidental to any sort of festive | religion of the people whoallow them to settle | toe nett lands ABS proot, of thet | coogi section id trectignalsetton iS, section Td. | TO" tacit obey teeth Oi, ackieal econ | of ec tig man. That is the rate of par given bs the rep- | celebration at a royal African court. All | among tiem, und tlicy call themselves Chrie. | me™-nineral character” shalt’ ot "be “requived | Hobe Stctg' 13: fractional section 1; sect joa ‘TD 3 "and. 4. of section 2 “Te | Se ot eect 7 Teventatives of the International Association, | prisoners taken in war are either enslaved or | tians, though they remain in reality heathen, | Subs Aen open ee aka (amal gMETj, ad | 17: acctiom 18: section. 19; section 20; the N_ i fownship G mcrth.- 2 east, LM The NW. | and be SE. S Thich is so anxious to secure the immigration | executed with fire and spear. Tribal wars are | cherishing the traditions of the fire worsbip- | Sec and Fox Satin. maid lowntriue, sad Cizen Band | SWiice Si heetgn Zt: the. Hof BE: oF section £2; | Mur section 25 tue Xe See Me tee eck a tae nw Sot te of colored people from the United States in | of constant occurrence on the slightest pretext | pers, which they seem once to have been. ies. aud said Absentee Shawnee Inuaus | section 2; the NE. 4, N.% of SH, and S. ct | NW. \, and the S. Sot section G; the NS. iy tied 3) 4s of sec. order that their labor may assist in opening | Or without any. Ifone tribe has bad no rain|~ The archduke that the beptism of | ksucitucrion maccidames wn brovmloual patents | SW. 3 of section 1 the W. 36 of section 8; the E. | F. S04 the SE. % of section 7, the s. ; | bom the NE. the countes: | Labor is very hard to get over | for a while and « neighboring tribe has been | child, as performed by the priest, has no real | visisum:f tiv Vetore mentioned agreemnenta wins hess | 2OL at: Mana Hf nection 30. the W. of NE: | shes y aud aie SS Aetion S. the. bot te | ord there, inasmack as the natives prefer to spend | more fortunate the former makes up ite mind | value for them till the eldest of ‘the clan has | ewectiveis, au au additional teu acres of land hws | 31 section 2. action 35, ie Sa OL ME Ge Wa | MAGUS We SS te SW BLN Eee | Sy 805 woe their time im loafing or killing one another. that undue «influence of the nature of witch- | held the babe over a large open fire. ‘Thi been selected tor tue Une of suid Lowa tribe to be held | und SE. 4 of section 34: section In owusbip 1o | and the SW. 34 of section 1, ; the NE. 34 and lots 3 ana | Hon Ws a ge open fire. This is | by'said tribe in common, 1u accordance with the pra | S28 st, I jonal ‘section 1; sec- | 4 of section 1; the W. erea the Si. of secti ‘ xW icin danas edi wdc craft has been exerted, and so raises the | the baby’s real reception into the community, | visions or supp.emettal ‘article RIL of the aster eer ction 3 i sec- | the BW: of the SW. of sertlane 27 the a eM een nes one From time to time they make attacks, with- | ®2dard of battle. whatever outward religion they may profes. them and Wit EAS, the lands acquired Uy 5 oS ot “section Sy. sece Sof section 24: the SE. ¥4 of the NE. Mund | the F sy of the SW. 4 ot section ashipy scathedighindescseames wgeathaenina: GUNS AND BULLETS. The erchcuke says that of the gypsies in Hun- | (Mjigut several uwrecents hersinbelore iueutioned am aglgy Mt At draco) th By o1 tue SAN of wet toe Wi, taf te | north ftue dean ML The 8 Par tions, burn the stores and buildings and mur-| “Th€ natives of the Congo have plenty of | S*t¥ there are 24.000 orthodox, 23,000 Greck Teaurrod by said last-mentioned sct of 15; section 17; section 18: section, 19; section | SW. Zot the SE hand tie st 508 the SW et | yor the SW. 3y o: section 3: the NW SEM WS. 245 (3.15, 4. gulmutes), Bs ar bi littlelead, bec Catholics, 20,000 Roman Catholics and 9,000 ll be open to secthement, B 4% the W. Hors. 5. and SW. | section 29, the SW. fq of the SE. ig and the 8 4 of the the 8. $0. the SE. % of section aor O10, 45 minutes). 580, 5k, der as many of the occupants as they can. The | $20#-but very littlelead, because the tradershave | protestants of the Helvetian Confession, which Rea acti Su W. 26 Ot NW. 34, | SW. ot section SUssection 31: the W. 36 of hie NR. | the SE. X of section 4 ‘eection 1 900, 10:00, 1-9, Aa ma 2 ~ tried to keep the latter commodity from them. by as ther.im required; and HEKEAS. it ts provided by E fonal section 24 he SE. he %. and the S.3¢ 0: section | ¥; the SW of the NW. ig MS (3-00, 45 witnutes), B90, ¥ International Association bas a number of such Pp y corresponds pretty well with the proportion of | act of Couress ior ‘temporary government of Okie ar the SW. of the NW. %. the N36 of the Sv. 14, | of section 10; the 5. 35 of tue ». 5p, the the ites), 11 doa. mm. 100, 2s, 285, trading stations "scattered. along. the lower | For ballets they ute pebbles and balls of baked | creeds in the aistricts which tolerate them. The | hetiy tutte tint tutti. | NE. Se and Sb ot sro set | ani he BW, ct Eg peti tite Neigai | Sy su and es. oboe 5 te cs SSO. RS mnrton, Nh ey 7 BO. 8 NL Congo as far up as Stanley pool. Each one is | clay, ently fe iaken to cutting | Protestants are leust disposed to permit them | sectioabt land in said Territory: the sachs ihe zr wection i: section fi; sectiva Sh in. Lows. | enna ee at the Ri. = 2 surrounded by s stockade and supplied with | brass rods into pieces for slugs. ‘They do not | to remain in their vicinity. fing tue centergot said inguways, "but wo dediction MOD 1d worth, range Beasts 1M Fractions] ancien | Sotfeeargss ene weNW Hof tne SW. of necrion 35. ‘W. Jpand'the SE-%. of section 14; | pm” Sundays S: See Sak nies ot ees arms for its defense. Naturally, thas a cer- | kuow Low to employ guns for purposes of | | Grpsies are generally held up all over the | sisi! be uade fn cash pesca tum eack guarier | }vracioual ction 1 : tion 1: section section Sy the ‘NE the SE-% of tie NE. tue NW. XS. and the W. 4 of THE D0 arm, US, 13:90, 6.90 tain influence upon affurs in iis immediate | marksmanship, but utilize tkem to frighten | world as examples of superstition, witchcraft | rus" cadtisen, sai cobaisten oes ha flag | 3.98 om ies the E- COLE SEN ofsection 4 jot Tne. ENE | sectson 17; toe W, Se end the Mit, de or section 44; a0 | Sr Maquestown, $10,800... 15:90. Vicinity, until, ax often happens the gurrison | “Way evil spirits, tumake a noise on occasions | and similar failings. In this respect the arch- | sever axteeuents nuderesvective:y. wit sank Ths | sectiat 2, the, We Ad seetne Ws of tA ot the BW of eectlon SMES ei che | Moder the MEN W: | ROYAL BLUL LINE, TOK "NEW SORE AND is either massacred or compelled by fear of the | Of festivity and for every imaginable purpose | duke says that they are wronged, and that | of Jucians hereinbefore menuoned, and of the laws re- | section section section’ 31; “of the ; the W: sy, the NE. & of the sk. “4 always hostile natives to leave. Not long ago | S#ve war and the chase. “However, the chiefs | their accusers are the superstitious ones, and | SUM te: gg ee ae rs gt eit) season eee ae of the BE. X¢ ot suction 1s BE * acts Of land to. settielnen 3 S the W. 3 of. | For Philadephia. Sew rk, Iioaton and the aus. one of the stations was abandoned because of | i the interior have begun to demand from the | the gypsies laugh at them after fleecing them, | lereuy declare, provided ior. Paid, at coupiiel witht | Practfggtommaaih, 17 orth, rine’ 6 east. 1. 3 SES aw? rot Sion NW: hale, & dof the SW ‘ 22/the | Ad Dawing Cary, 6-90 TD pm Bisepaaa’ Case the thieving propensities of the Kouamout | traders magazine ritles and metallic cartridges | One day the archduke asked several gypsy | JU". JUFKEROKE, J) BENJAMIN’ HARKI- | section 13: tract-onal section 24, fractiobal sect on, | Action We nethion 10, the AE hoot eesti ee: | ME i A ope. a, 3 Women, who control everything in their tribe, | Tedy loaded. women Yo tell him his fortune, which they “Holthe rower in me "Nested ty" #h%, | iu Zowmslip Ie uorth. raure yeast, 1, M-, Fractional | 32 scettom igs the NE. % of action 14. the N3y end . 3a ae eo the men being of inferior intelligence and hav- AMPLE SHROUDS. readily did. As soon, however, as he addremed | statutes ‘hereinbefore ‘wentioned, also an ‘act "of | fructioual ‘section 25. TUWA, RESERVATION. “ty | section SO senian Sake Bw a ee ee A iS ; Sécthe | tan-cersenmtas Seach Go Bonen wamee aemee ing no voice in affairs whatever. That is what} “‘Apart from its use as currency practieally | them in their own language they declared they | (eb<f-secntitied ““An act waking ‘appropriations for | Township 14 north, ranve 1 east, LM. Ail of said | 3° NW.'x, the SE: Monthe NW. the 2 4 Pour Bridge, landing passeugere in B. aud, a Me - z : : iy current aud contingent expeuses ot the Indian De~ hip lying south ef the Deep Fork of the Canadian the International Association calls ‘governing | the only pu i whic fi would not cheat “one of their own,” and, be- | jurtuents ant fulfils teste palate ean De | township ly ni ‘Township 19 Chage Bees Giaie.” a cant and cleest eneae ly purpose cloth ts employed P P with vari- | Kiver except section 36. In Township 15 north, rane th < plored try, filled with the wildest | is burying the dead. When a person dies all | NS ,°xPlicitly asked whether they believed in | ous tnulah tnbesior tiie yeat ching June thurtictiy, | 1 east, 1 ‘The N. 36, the N. 3 of the Sy. ai &. country, with the wildest and most a d cards as a means of telling fortuncs, they said: | &uteen hundred and ninety and tor other purposes,* | tue W: 3 of the Ss th section 1; section 2: tots 1 | Mg of t 4, the &. gof tl €ruel savages On earth, and wholly controlled | the cloth he owns, representing the savings of | “No: that is good enough for non-gypeics.”" | spEfovs! arch seven. ebeuteen bundred. and eieity- | and 4, tue 5. 3 of BY pectin bs section’ eectiou 8: | SheTRNE Se, MoNeSR EAs tae, by independent tribes recognizing no author- | ® lifetime is wrapped around him. Athousand| Each of their colonies is ruled by an elder, | Uy sud several’ acrrements do heriy denies aa 10; section 11, the 'W. SW. de ae! the BW sof the aM ity save their own despotic chiefs. Penang care ncaa oa —- Te eee cerat | “ho in Hungary, Roumania and Bohemia is | Wake kien (ust ai of the iauds acquired trom que 36 ,0f, the BE. 3 of , section the S. 36.of the NEM. the 8. i¢ of the NW. 2 = a a ac and Fox Nation 0: tae 10 - sectio y ; s pe pongo, ee ae aomene sete liberal called vejvadu.' The elder has the power of | dias, the citizen Sand of 1 ottawatoune Indiane,atd | 208,235 section 14; section the & 24 of the BE. 24, and tne SW. Sof section oe 195 IW. Ag of the SE. 3, “Gin is the great agent employed for spread- | cloth his body is usually thrown out for the | PUmsning, and he usually uses the stick for | tue Avsentes shawnee Indus. by the, four severst section 2 " tence series €i = agreements aforcsuid,saving and excepting tc lands ing white mfluence in the Congo country, und | wild beasts to devour or cast into the river for | to boxing the eurs of the eulpeit, Hin cagng, | sustteuto the indians ae it nau axteeients provided, jos barr rae pamallempade sa Nederecotan Gr otserwise reserved in pursua-ce of the provisious of Xe of the | east. 7. Mo Lots 4, PBged pra ae rene oy itneed not be the eldest teat caremeuemta aie the suad actect Congress ratitying . NM, ). Me : Bfths of the entire imports of the basin, being eLE 18 VERY LITTLE GAME man who is raised to the dignity of a vejvadu, | thi mterhy carer western recat an, Heres NH aE a = mae SW. Sof section 34: the NE. " 1» a hour of twe! snoou (central stand- ection 3 ction 3 ion $45 made especially for the tratic in Holland, at « | it the Congo basin, because there is nothing for | butin Hungary, ut least, it must be one. who | ari), tussusytie twenty oecond aay ie | fotsehssanag See ctm sn: cectiqn sas ectign | odie Re Zor the BE. Sof section Arrive at cout of about 5 cents a quart bottle. Trade gin | it to live upon. If s white man shoots an ele- | Can reed and write in order to defend his poo- | presen uloutu ot Sevtenar, audit betore-be orened #iwection 3 Section, 4; suction (5; section : tne NES | section 20: lor 1 of section 90. Pe tf it ws called, and with it are purchased nearly ail | phant the blacks swarm about and gorge them- | Hives after the etrer feckion: oy Ceeee BAP” | conditions, Iii tations, reservations, and restrictions chou is : Ss; wection, : : : 45; i é Comics Gage ahd oats eee eee eet agian broagt to Euro- | yelves. Agriculture is practically an impossi-| tioned, and, of coarse, he performs the mare | Skaulsieinesorinel ane Sate autteaee meee | He, agcton As: section iy the S.A the St: X and | snd the Se ten 2 go | E Tt ae : Mian on equal tauein cloth, ‘Ar neits | bility in the country, because the elephants | Fiage cereniony and the burial rites. | tT | Ai sadn o beso opened to acttiensnt ar tor greater | ty 33, "Seteay yA ty SG 2 tS Zh Se j : 5 SE or |S ; : Brainy ear to" Clifton Bones, “serviag sane Tter than an equal value in cloth. A native "= ~ P| ote c ‘ne uarly described in the accompany 1 5 : ct iil often sella tamp of rubber as big ase | snd trample down anything that ie pie we | bape ne tery simple and, as a role, very ‘oa: Fotiawatonie ana Absentee tutus} | 2 How wae ee ee Bat for ‘the matter of that, almost nothing | house, and where communistic ideas prevail, | Menryy ws: im Osiahuine Lgrritory. opened to settie fin. 498 section 20; section 3; the. of the NE: ~ _ Sa could be grown there any way, owing to the | namely, where several families live together, Tai,” and which schedule 1s | Se etie HW ie an the soe oeette for weianct alwaysnegotiable: thatimported | parrenness of the soil. Much bas been said of | the magistrate they elect has the same ateolats dutch’ entry shill be iu square tori ae nenrly | Sf <tiathe S'S Chie NM, Malta the 8. 5 of section lor trading purposes is of coarse qi ding | the Congo valley as a ‘garden spot,’ but a peck | authority over euch member of the community. | ##,Piucticwule, and uo other aus in the ‘Territory. of BM. Ail of said township su@th or the ; Tee altogether mferior to the fabric, resembling | measure would more than hold all the veges. | He iw called’ the. oatne et Udinuous are opened to vett-euent under this procia- | Hed Fork of the Atkausis Hiver, except: sections 18 nd vometimes the ‘ ts ratty ; Iver, linen im fineness, which the savages make thei- | bies that have ever been grown there. eThe | “uncle” or the “first pon ‘and bis insignia | moroover, is hereby given taat it is by lew atiacted | 84.38 and Jo CS ey ae ee Se eS ee a ae eerie ite ele exist on rooteand jaro dolman, with big silver buttons, and a | [utiation ne person ouall pe perudites tp eatee kien | Sra veeb Fore oe the Canadian Aver. Ta vown- fhe “Dice Wil rt eee enol, because | little else, but white folks cannot live on such | staff with a silver knols ‘He, too, must be able | uation Be peToon shall ve peruuted Violatins tas | Sup, Wnosth, range Zeast, I: M.. Section 2: not accept el emanding | diet. Expediti@ns leaving the coast for the in- | to read and write and he must keep to the tra- | provision shai! be perinitted to enter any of said iauda. agate Hin, A dotile of gin pays for two days’ work. | terior are obliged to carry all their food with | ditions and ceremonies of old, Unseen weaves well a peqettedts ecmenc ema en natives are much addicted to intoxication | {TIOF are obliged to < Wu.tou states will bs required to enturcetuinyrotaiees em, ey would starve on the way. The wae. Aud further notice 1s hereuy xiven that it uasboen dtey and dnd fone gin ony them drank | traders at Stanley Pool are compelled to get all ae FaeERTE oruered tat tue ands in the, ‘verntory ot Usiabuut x oe of ee, ‘the bee eemigeee hese 1 A erreur tap tans an, the, SEE OeY < Sie by. ermentng palm top. team gore) Satrenppicg om Eero na | Pm tener eon Oa Heeseiect racic see gcapioe Me he NS. er the ae : : , . story, severally, aa folio equally well with th enormous quanti-| 44. If the whole interior were actually | Mise Beauti—“I wonder if Mr. Nicefellow is | 1. Ail tuat portion of tue Lerfitory o1 Uniahoute, com | AiR aaneres caseruel we follows: Becinning at tee are brought in ships from Boston, hills. Itt TiOr all A . cote hiencing at the suutuwest corner of towusulp cf torch, “ _ overflowing with riches, instead of being the | going to the tion?” : 1. tion, thence north 7 chains, thence east 10 chains, which is the main -ource of supply, together ~~ am, Sens ing going reception? Fahge 4 cast; then east on town line vetween town- | thence south 7 chains, thence west 10 chains to tue Te G most God-forsaken country in which man has| Mr. Sharpfell. vi i — | slups Ls"and 14 tothe west boundary of the Creek | pucnee squth ¢ chains, thence. w F i ith Testamenteand hymn books irom the Bible | Most Gos forsaken country in wh Tar, Sharpfellow (a rival of Mr. Nicefellow)— | Coitatry: thence north on sald boundary, line tothe | Beef vaunii oF tection, 18. section 20; section muse of transporting | «[m_ | & rt or i A a pp 7 wade them would be enormously too great 40 pay. iter me see—It's a full dress affair, ian't Bethe Citar ver, folowing te iwi pannel | om2i, eechom 27; section <8; section 2. tue NW. i srRt. protect nem acend ae jereat tw tie indian Meridiats mad “Pretty nearly all of the Congo basin may | the seacoast 260 miles to Stanley Pook | “Of course.” rian Line ote place of baying fe avtacued to fairly be described as a desert. The country ‘MARKET Dar. ip emp apie ft me Whe | cane hich naw located at Guturie. "Sait that goes he'll need oof said terri oenel hort ee ent, Sat wil mypert 8| “Aesceding 112 ihe, general custom of the | “Dresumaty." Sorner st townatit 1suorth range teat; tnenco mut beast of burden. accounts there were | country a market is held every ‘fourth day,'| Then, Mise Bea sure you will lau Meridian to the hurtu fork of tue Canadian fast three males in the valley and their food | onually on neutral, ground, were friead ava | him theres T saw ‘hiny omeere Compra mest | iit ties west uy aud ver wie went aay : tomy accord 6 bad to be brought from Europe. The traveler | foe meet for trading purposes. Such few goats | PFoker's this morning with a bundle under his Must cross vast expanses of treeless and arid | and fowls as can be’ rained are saved for thie | &™ - swim great rivers and wade through | sort of exchange. There being no such pe #FF Mi aioe an. é i ats Canadian diver; thence east own the main channel aston ‘Townabiy x 4; section ‘ME. RAPHAL, THE CELEBRATED OLAIB- to his waist. The lowlands are it is often necessary f man— of said river to the west boundary ot the beminole Ine Stee | M. sod secfolowse the seventh uaughierborg —* govered with grass resembling bamboo, vwenty | the noneles do Seana oF oma eae tes ceeen eres eee eens gene Seat “eS s| malate daar eee fect in height and of so dense « growth that | goods for others half n doze, times beheeebe fast dcwn maid north fork to the. west bowaaaty of Be % fra = F one may go through it for days without ever|can get what she wants. Of other domestic d ey Ee Sa ‘seeing the sun, wearing & mask woven out of | animals there are none, save for doge, which eplit palm leaves, somewhat like « base ball | are more plentiful in that region tua aMy- e He ii To fel ‘ME. PERRIN, THE TRUEST given, reader of the age. Lote 1, 4, Ss I. eatcher's mask,’ to keep the krife-hike | where elec in the world, such aethey ane, Such, pees deer owction’b: the @dges of the grass from cutting the face | indescribable cure are not tobe found clece ncaa: we action te saaghh Se gneamt el geunanicteens where on earth; the how! ail night ‘about the se the 3 beeen a oe sos it yeon goodness only ors im tying he grant ove, inet Fats where fe “The missionaries em; as’ ser- Fr as to lead astray. From | vants and try to educate them and teach thom art peas. % Stanley fool to the sea the mighty Congo faile | to ve good, bat es soon as they, grow ap they J WHAKTON® Acting Sectetury fi s 1,600 260 miles. ‘The entire distance is a | invarinbly backslide, though they are 2} Sd CLs OF LANDS Wii THE ae ; series of cataracts. continue to profess piety ior pay. The fact is UWA AND. FOTEAWALOMIE (42 ton DANGER BY LAND OR WATER. that these savages have not the slightest { BOMA LEMELTOMY. OPENED 4 Loe “Put » hundred Niagaras in that space, with celigions inatinst whatever. They cannot be i eaten ete ee an peckionsl aaa which ie ail yon ua y of the next world, ox. = tae mange pate Sean, aad ys bgpause today and enough to fill their stomachs 2 ¥e sotie notion of what it is like. Man-eating | for the time always sufficient for them Inlet ‘Won!