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Brief observations on expression in Africa.

Alexander Agassiz is a good investigator, who differs with his father on evolution.

The behaviour of women and savages is a little easier to understand than that of civilised men.

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Sends insect that carries dead ants, dead leaves, etc., on its back, as protective imitation.

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The Negro’s idea of beauty is the same as white man’s.

Believes the Jollops select for blackness.

Native immunity from coast fever is not complete.

Has found stone instruments.

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Could not go up the Niger, as trading steamers are trying to keep their trade in the dark.

Has seen several albinos, but no blushing. Thinks blacks do blush.

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W. C. Wells’s theory relating black skin-colour and immunity to malaria may be true. Has seen Negroes come down with fever, but these were generally light in colour.

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Ideas of female beauty of W. African Negroes are on the whole the same as those of Europeans.

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Pleased CD is quoting him in Descent.

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CD is correct; his notes are on the Jollof, not the Tollof, tribe.