Eureka Reporter | 1908-08-07 | Page 2 | Varieties in Human Species

VARIETIES IN HUMAN SPECIES source of everything that Is beamut ful and interest ng each human being hag has something distinguishing in form proportions countenance gesture voice in feel ings trigs thought and temper in mental as well as corporeal physiognomy this variety Is the source of every thing beautiful and interesting in tho the external world the foundation of the whole moral fabric of the universe certain external circumstances as food climate mode of 0 life have the power of modifying the animal organ bation so as to make it deviate from that of the parent but this effect terminates in the individual thus a fair englishman it if exposed to the sun becomes dark and swarthy in bengal but his offspring it if from an english woman are born just as fair as be he himself was originally and the chil dren after any number ot of generations that we hae yet observed are still born equally fair provided there hag has been no intermixture of dark blood