A Remarkable Crazy Woman

A lailv died recently at the Georgia asylüru whose caso was one of tbemost peculiar iu the history of the inst tution. She was a perfect enciclopedia. She read voraciously, and remembered evcrylh ng slie read. As she had means, she was indulged in the matter of books. Whcnever information was wantcd in law, medicine or letters, she was Rppealed to, and her answers wero ahvays correct. The legislativo committee, on one occasion, was entertained b}r her for an bour. So impresseil were the members wlth her accomplisbmcnts that they complained to Dr. Powell for detaining her in the in-. stilulion. "Just go back," said the doctor, "and ask her what she thinks of the Freemasons." They did so, and found out that slio was the craziest