{"newspaper_name": "The Evansville journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "pNone", "byline": ""}
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FEMALE SHEARING.-a correspondent of
the Newark Daily Advertiser. at Paris, re-
lates the following instance of barbarisn.


At Cen, but short distance from Rouen,
there is market, whitberyoung girls resort,
and stand hour after hour, with their flowing
hair, rich and glossy, deriving additional ius-
ire from the contrast with their naked shoul-
ders. This isthe resort ofthe merchant bar
bers, some Of whom come even from Eng
land. The Merchants pass along among
them, examine The color, texture, evenness,
and other ofthe beautiful fleece, hagge for
sous, and finally buy. The hair then, af-
ter being cut as closely as possible TO the
head, is weighed and paid Cor, and the girl
goes home 10 prepare for another shearing, OF
perhaps to purchase husbapd with her mon
ey. An American grl prefers TO let her
hair turn TO silver on her own bead, or if it
must be cut off, TO enjoy the crop herselfn


