ORIGIN OF MAN.

Pahiatua Star and Eketahuna Advertiser, Volume 1, Issue 7, 2 July 1886, Page 2

ORIGIN OF MAN.

Some of our newspaper* are Tohd of placing befojv tin pubhc the of rich men. Wo think Uie poor ones should have a chatice. *o we rebate tfic following brief fact* for Uie eneourag)- ’ ment of others;—

John bimili was the at:t o i h. > father. lie formcJy reaidgd iu Stoke • Pogis, and other place*, but he’ moved to tliA Pemti i.tiary now. ' ' * William Smith was the son of hut mother. Tins party's grandmother is deceased. She • was' a woman. - . John Brown was the eon of old Brown. The body of thrilatter lies mouldering in the grava. •

Edward Brown was the son of Mrs • Brown by a particular friend. ' Henry Jones was the son of a seacook. “

William Jones was lift- son of a' gun. John Jones wv> the son of a Temperance lecturer, I V In early life fttbri. 1 Jones «v actually a sltqemsker. Ffe i* a shoemaker vet. •

Previous to Uie xgc of eighty.fiav, Cabel Jot.an liad never gi'M aoy evidence of extraordinary ability. , He ha* never given any Wfrtec. Patrick Murphy is' said to b* of Irish extraction. James Peterson was the son of a common weaver, who was so tnirwcj-’,, lously poor that his frunds wen* engaged to believe tbak. in C.tisi U,e Scriptures were *tn4l>4 carried «.!. h« would •• inherit thVearlii. *’ He never got his propAdy.—Msrf Twa.-^