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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-12
Mobbing Free Lovers

They have an interesting time. recent
ly, at Burr's Mills. on the Central Ohio
Railroad. Some time since, a woman.
Mrs. Pepers. and a man named Almond
commenced living together near Burr's
Mills. dispensing with the preliminaries
necessary TO make them man and wife.
This excited the indignation of the popu.
laiion, especially as Almond had a wife
living. Not long since a man named
Speck commenced boarding with Mr.
Almond and Mrs. Ptpers, and together
they continued a trio pu- to blush the
virtue OF certain Bethesdians. 1t was
decided TO abate the nuisance. One
night. as Speck was returning to his
boarding house, be was met by several
individuals, who, without much ceremo
ny, preceded to divest him of his ap
parel. This being done, the company
proceeded to The house of Almond and
took therefrou the "Iord of his castle"
and the widow Peppers. Several little Ell
ceteros were on hand. in the shape of Tar
buckets and feathers, and TO these three
persons were treated. 1t was the inten
ZION OF the rioters to horse whip Almond
and SPeck, but the former begged so
hard, it is said, that he was allowed 10
escape this punishment. Speck, howev-
er, was not so fortunate, and was fog
ged severely on the bare back The
parties have all been arrested, and the
trial has excited great interest. More
than a hundred. witnesses were subpe
naed, and after a long and tedious ex
animation, the parties to the riot, that
being the crime charged, were held to
answer.
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RuFFIANLY ASSAULT UPON Hon L. D
CAMPBELL--We are panied 10 learn thai
Mr. Campbell was struck by some rui
fan, and seriously. if not fatally injured.
while on his way from his office 10 his
residence. in Hamil on. Tuesday night.
Mr.. G, says hat he left his Office be
tween IL and l o'clock, and was struck
down b. some one who came up behind
him. 1t was about three O'Clock when
be recovered his consciousness and was
able TO reach home, having laid insen>i.
BILE in The street for more than tv o hours.
There is a severe wound on the back oil
his had. the skull being broken in. and
The blow is supposed TO have been given
with a slung shot. MIR. G. is in a very
critical conditional intervals he CONVEX
ses nationally, but most OF the time his
miRd wandsrs. A printer from Dayton,
so says our informant, has been arrested
on suspicion of being concerned in Inc as
sault upon Mr.. Campbell.-DoytOn Jour
nal. 9Th.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-12

TIE SOCIAL PRINCIPLE Rev. DR..
Aiken, on Sabbath morning last, an
nounced that there would be a gathering
of the old and young, both of those con-
nected with the church and congregation,
and those who were strangers in the
land" at The "Parlors of the church" on
Tuesday evening, "For The cultivation Of
the social principle" Accordingly, the
parlors were last evening lighted and
warmed, and a happy company of old set
tiers and new corners, grey haired pa;ri
archs and youthful friends; spent two
hours in a most pleasant, social manner.
These parlors, which are underneath
The aud ence room of The Chapel, are
fitted up by the Ladies, Sewing Society
with a fine Piano. sofas, chairs, carpets;
paintings, curtains, &c. The idea of
the ''parlors of a church" is a novel one,
but the above parlors served a good part
last evening in cultivailng the ~"social
principle" and in causing the stranger
To feel at ease, and the old attendant upon
the churc'. to rejoice at the pleasant re-
union of friends. These social gather
ings are TO be held every month, and will
do much TO promote christian fellowship
as well as friendly harmony and acquain
lance. A delightful time was had last
evening" GeUelOnd Leader.
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TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS.
THE STATE OF OHIO-NINTH

Il JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
1t is ordered by the Judges of the Court Of CONNER
Pleas within and for said District: that the times foT
holding the Terms Of the Common Pleas Courts for the
several Counties in said district. for the year A d
Ir50, he and the anne are HEREBY liked and prescribed
as follows. to wit:
Stark County, Feb 2Sth: May 3OJh; Oct. 2tth.
MahOningC County. Feb. l4th. May a3i; Oct. 18th
~COiumbiania County Narch 9Th; Jun oh: Oct. 3lst
Portage County. Feir l4th; May .; Octsl2th-
TrumhulI County. March 9Th; June 9Th: Oct 3lst.
Lake County, FEB l4th: May p; Oct. 18th.
Geauga County, March eth; June 9th Oct 3lst-
Ashtabuia County. March 2sth; June 2uth; Nov. 2lst-
The times for holding the Terms Of the District
Courts in said Counties. foi the year An 1853. have
baen fixed AMI prescribed BY the Judges of the So
pTeme Court, as follows:
Stark C0uy-Tuesday. May Sd
COlumbiaua Co~unty-Thursisy, May 18th.
Carroll County-weinesday, May 18th
Portage Couniy--Tuesday. September 18th.
Lake C~Ounty-Eriday. September 10TH
Geauga County-Aonday September 18Th
Ashtahala C~ounty-Thursday. September esDd.
Trumbull COunty-Aonday. September Goth
Mahoning County donday October 3D.
1t is therefore orderec by the said Judges Of the
Courts Of Common Pleas. that the Courts OF Common
Pleas AMI District Courts in sand several Counties, be
held for the scar lS5g. at the times liked as Aforesaid.
The Clerks of the Courts of said several Counties
are hereby ordered to enter this order on their Com
mop Pleas and District Court Journals and TO cause
the same tc be published according to Law.
Witness our hands this 2sth day Of December, AID.
1855.
LYMAN W. POTTER. 5 sth judicial District.
The State of Ohio, I. AImon D. Webb. Clerk
Trumhull County. of 1.-THE Court of Common
Pleas within and tor said County, hereby certify, that
the foregoing is a true copy of the original order now
Witness my Signature. and the Seal OF
iSp. said Court OF Common Pleas. at Warren.
iohAL this LIST day of yansasy. I A. PIES D IsS9;
Warren. Jan. 5,h, ,59-4w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-12

WESTERN Law Observation-Disclosures b;
Hayden. King & Elwell, Cleveland, o
Terms So, per year.
The first number Of this Western Law
Monthly is before US. Chester Hayden
L. L. D. is general editor; r. P. Ranney
late Chief Justice Of the Supreme Cour
Of Ohio, Editor of Code Department, ]. J.
EEwell and NJ. A. King, Associate
Editors.
Mr.. Hayden is well known as the for
mer Principal of the Poland Law School
and he is now President of the Ohio State
and Union Law College at Cleveland
Of the legal requirements, and the talent:
of Judge Ranney, it is not necessary to
speak in this county, where he so long
resided.
J. j. Elwell also. formerly OF this
County, lately of Ashiabula County
and now q resident of Cleveland, has &C.
CURED an enviable reputation.
il seems 10 us that ihis.new Monthly
win prove valuable to the legal profess
ion.
The present number contains an arti-
Gle on the Code, by Hayden, and a large
humber of decisions in Tie Supreme Courl
of Ohio, in other States. and in the Fed.
eral Conr,f.
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ABlRAxA F1sHIoSs-RoAsTIye Ne.
oRoEs.-Slaveholding is the most bru-
talising of human institutions beyond
doubt. Two illustrations have just been
given. Mr. jenkins. of Union Springs,
Ala, On the goth nit, whipped a slave
and kept him chained for some days
When liberated and told to go TO work
the man made an i%nsolent remark, when
his master threatened to knock him down
with the lock. The slave seized an axe
and killed his master on the spot, and
sat down To await bis certain DOOM
The report of the murder spread, some
500 people assembled. and the negro
was tied to q tree and was roasted 10
death in the presence of the brutalIzed
multitude.
% the s4th uit. WE. S. Tbornhill,
Of Troy, No, punished one of hisnegrces;
The slave rushed upon his master and
stabbed him to death with slarge knife.
He was pat in jail, when a mob collected,
took The negro out. and lyncbed him oy
burpin-. In the Fejee Islsnds the can
njb.Is feast pgen as veil as roast their
victims.
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Improved.

The last TrumbuIl Democrat makes
It's appearance with a new head, and
greatly improved in its typographical
appearance. We are glad to notice these
marks of improvement and prosperity in
-our eotemporary.
Although we have no sympathy with
ale politics ofiis editor, Mr.. Ritezel, we
mus, say that professionally, individually
and personally WI have always found
him honorable and liberal, and we hearii.
ly wish him success in every thing, save
his Buohananism.
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National Democrat,

A new Daily paper has just been es-
:tablisbed 10 Cleveland. AS the orthodoxy
of the Plain Dealer on the Douglas
Buchanan question, has become some
what questionable, (or unquesiiOnable)
the special mission of the new paper is
10 bolster up the sinking fortunes Of Mr..
Buchanan. Il other words, it is 10 be
the organ of The ultra p~ro-slavery Blu
chansn wing Of The divided Democracy.
II is handsome, well printed sheet, and
Judging from the first number, is ably
edited. Its editors name is Flood, but,
IS the Pit,sburg Gazette vel says:
II viii take as many as two food, TO
prepare the Western Reserve for the re-
oep,ion OF modern democracy. The old
settlers and their descendants must be
drowned oat first.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-12
JUVENILE CLASS.

A class for Masters and Misses, from 6 to Il years
OF age, will be formed on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the
sOJh inst in EMPIRE HALL. at 3 O'Clock, P NJ.
A thorough and systematic analysis Of the Elemen-
tai principles Of the science will be given in this class,
thereby enabling the young learner to read musical
notation with ease and fueney, coupled with a prac-
tiee calculated to correct the imperfeetion ofthe ear,
and develop the youthful voice. The terms in this
classl for IL lessons will he so cents. Cards of mem
hershiP furnished each pupil in this class-as in the
adult
The first lesson in each class will he FREE. and all
interested in the cultivation OF Music, are invited to
attend WILLIAM c. WEBSTER.
n B. Private lessons in the cultivation of the voice
in thorough Base. or on the Piano Forte, will I've
given TO those who may desire them, at the Hall, or the
residence of the puni.
Cards of Membership to either class may he obtained
at the bookstores of Geo Aadams and Porter * Son.
Jan. l2, ln59-2E. w. @. W.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-12

HoRRID BurcHERV OF 400 MEXICAN
SOLDIERS The correspondent of the
Boston Journal at Aspinwall, writes I'M
der date OF December 20. as follows:
''ln the Engagement between The Re-
actionists' forces and those of Vidauri,
four hundred OF the latter men were
captured by the former. who. after sre.
ing them disarmed, and taking from
them their most valuable equipments.
ordered his second 10 command 10 take
hem from his sight and do with them as
he thought FL. This inhuman wretch.
who well knew what would ensue from
such a course. placed them in The hands
OF his soldiery, who were just then in a
beasily state of intoxication. They fell
upon the captives, who were entirely de-
fenceless, and a horrible massacre fol
lowed. AT the end of the terrible scene,
the %lifrless bodies of four handred hu
mar 55Ings were found stretched upon
the ground, mangled and sweltering in
their blood--a patent sacrifice TO the
bloody cause Of liberty"
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NrwroxF,ILs. Obio. oe.. 1stb. 1s5.

PRoF. GKTcHELL:-l will for the benefit Of others
afflicted as | have been, make a short statement OF
my case. | was sick Cor twelve years, and during the
last four OF the twelve, ] had a bad spell every two or
three weeks with severe vomiting for a day and plight
and complete prOstration l would have distressing
pains IN the stomach aud head, and they would extend
over the whole body.
had also a disease Of the kidneys and a constant
pain in my left side. At ms monthly turns / suffered
very much with great pain and weakness. The had
spells that | had woulf sometimes enfeeble me so that
1 would not get rhoat for a week and during ths latter
part Of my sickness they had begun TO be as frequent
as two or three in a week.
About the middle OF August 1 commenced taking
medicine Of Prot. Ga;chelI- Since Which | have not
had n single had spell, and my health is steadily i'm
proving though l am doing the most Of the work for a
very large family. Mrs. SUSANNA ST0RCK.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-12

DEATH OF GENERAL GADsDES.-Tht
death OF General James Cadsden. late
United States Minister to Mexico. which
took place at Charleston, Snn.h Carol ma
on Sunday last: las been announced by
telegraph General G.dsden was born
at Charleston on the 18th of Nay, 1893
He completed his studies at Yale Col
lege, Connecticut.
The last public position of importance
held by General GadsIen. was that Of
Minister Il Mexico, appointed by Pres
ident Pierce. While IN that country he
made the celebrated "Gadsden pur-
chase" acquirinE a large slice'of Mexico,
now known as Arizona. for which the
United States paid $40, 600. 900. He
brought his own treaty to Washington,
and it was confirmed by the Senate
He was succeeded in the Mexican mis-
sion by Mr.. John Forsyth. who has just
returned honey Y Times.
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Nrwron P.LLs. ONO. oct 2nrh.

NEWTON FALLS, Ohio. Oct 2fth-
PRoF. GATcHELL-Dear SIR: | feel under obi CATION
to testify TO the coed effects which your medicine has
had in my case. Always a feeble constitution, | was
for a long time a sufferer from what vas considered to
he bronchitis. My throat was perfectly raw and my
lungs were very sore and weak. was obliged to give
up all industry. and at length 7 gave up All hopes Of
being curei. | was not only attended by various ply
sicians. bat 1 res0rted also 10 patent medicines with
out arr benefit from either.
Last January. as a last resort. | c7'led upon you -
After a careful examination Of my case you thought
you could help both my throat and other weakness,
for I hadfbecome very nervous and much reduced in
strength. ] commenced taxing your medicine and
in three or four weeks found my self appreciai'ly better
so that 1 became as we'll as | have been at any I me in
my life. I am now enjoying ordinary health, able to
exercise daily industry ami still Improving
1 would recommend all who are afflicted as I have
been, 10 call Prof Gatchell.
Yours with due Respect.
LOR-NDA S~HEEFLET0R.
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THE ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL
REGISTER OF RURAL AFFAIRS,
For Sc

NEARLY ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ENeRATISGs
ABSTRACT Of Contents.
l. Farm Management-Mr. Thomas Prize Es
say-Re- written and Amplifed, with
Eighteen Engraviugs.
II. Country Dwellings-with Twenty-Five En-
grivIngs
III. Furniture and Rural Structure Of Iron
Thirty-two Engravings.
". Unde. draining-A very Complete and f.
Elaborate Arucle-with Twenty eight En-
cravings
Y. Culture and Varieties of the Pear-with
Twelve Ergravings.
VI Other Fruits-with Eight Engravings.
VII Rural E~conomy-Thre, Engrayings.
VIII. List of Nurseries-Seven EngrayIngs.
*. The Verbena.
X Management of Poultry-Six Engravings.
Xl. Rural MIscellany-Four Ensravings.
1t will be seen from this abstract of the con
tent of the illustrated Annual Register that it
has been prepared with special regard to the
wants Of our rural population. and We hazard
little IN saying that, like its predecessors. 1t will
afford more valuable information on several Of
the subjects on which it treats. than h. ever be-
fore been presented alto small II cost The chap
tiers ON similar suhjrcis to those which have APP
reared in previous numbers. are designed to be
in continuation, and not Il repetition OF the arti-
clrs Issued before. Inc previous numbers may
always be obtained from the Publishers, and
the whole will form an invaluable series for the
Farmer. and tor every resident in the country =
Price 25 cents each The first three Numbers,
for 1886 and 81, have been reprinted on lar
ger and better paper. without the Calender pa
yes and Advertisements, forming II very hand
some Volume of 1856 pages. and OVERRIDE Engra-
wings. under the title Of Rural AFFAIRS Vol
two of .RURAL AFFAIRS" will complete the An
NAL Register for Io59-'60. and will appear when
the next number OF the Register is ready.
Address all orders or enquiries for the Terms
NJ Wholesale. to
LUTHER TUCKER & SON.
ClhiuGtSr Office, Albany, ". Y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-12

A San francisco letter says "Frazer
river is aIaostunheard of. Every steam
er hiings down as many as a get away.
and nearly all the Adventures thither
ward have gotback, looking considr rably
the worse for wear. Il is only necessa-
ry to appear in a shocking bad hat and
dilapidated and well ventilated garments.
10 be hailed with a Hello J bows Fra
zer?' Every shabby. woe begone lock
ing chap is supposed to be IN of 'em-"
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DR.. William r. Stephenson's
TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS.

M ESSRS. WOODS & PEW and Drs.
WI 10y q NELSON. call the attention Of the citi-
gems Of Warren and surrounding country, 10 these
Trusses. believing that almost all cases Of Hernia. Rups
ture and P~rolapsus UteTi may he relieved and mango
them permanently cuerd A cure Will be warrantediI
young persons. 10 wished. We have heen favored wild
a visit from DIR. Stephenson. and have examined his
wOrE. and can safely say that il is the hest We have
ever seen the most durable as well as being easily adj
iusted. The plan is to make. ct AID apply the Truss TO
suit each case. DR.. Stephenson feels c~oufdent. after
Is years practice in this business. that he can give gen
eral satisfaction. without which he makes no charge
Come one and all. The thing itself.
DR.. WILLIAM R. STEPHENSON Willie at Warren during
the Fair. Octoher 18th. 18th & 18th. with an assortment
OF Trusses and Supporters.o's ew5s yle- Residence,
Pymatuning. Mercer Co.. Pa. Sept. 2. 5s-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-12

Losses BY FIRE / n THE UNITED States.
During The past wear, there were 96l
fires in the United States, and the agar
gaze loss of property was S12 054,0 600
This does not include those fires where
The loss amounted to less than ten thou
sand dollars.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-12

GRANTED New HAVEN. Jan. 4h.-
Judge Waldo this evening. granted the
apple alton of Mary A Bennett, for a d.
vorce from Geo. Bennett. and assigned
10 her the CUSTODY of the children. three
in number, with the sum of 4 1000 dollars
alimony. to be paid within sixty days.
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Yours. DO.

A SEDUcER AND DEcEIvER PICKED UP
AFTER LAYING LOOSE TOO LnSG -
The Pittsburgh Dispatch, ofthe 99th ul..
contains the following item relative 10 sn
individual who has lately figured in
Youngtown:
"On Saturday, Mayor Stuckrath. Of
Allegheny City. committed Elijah Cant
wright to answer a charge of seduction.
under promise of marriage, preferred
against him by Ellen Walker. The &C
cused, it is alleged, became acquainted
with the prosecutrix about a year ago,
representing himself as an exhorter in
the Methodist church. which it seems he
was not. and succeeded in ingratiating
himself into the family by his assumed
picty. On the fourth of July last, he
presented her with a bible, promising to
return and marry her in a month. He
did rot return. and the circumstances
having been laid before the mayor, be
dispatched officer Long in pursuit of
Cartwright, who had established himself
in Youngstown. Ohie. and was married
some two weeks since. The family of
the young lady are in reduced circum-
stances, and learning the fact. the mayor
himself paid the expenses incurred in ar
resting him. He was arrested in
Youngstown on Thursday night. and
brought 10 this city on Friday
patch.
This man succeeded in winning the
affections and obtaining the hand of an
other respectable and virtuous girl, one
of the daughters oil our old friend Cor
poral Thulin, post master at New Alba
ny. His and her matrimonial happiness
was of short duration-but the deceiver
will get his reward, perhaps. for seduc
lion, under such circumstance as are
it is a p%enitentiary crime in Penn
sylvania.-Canfeld Sentinel.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-12

SENTENCE FOR WIFE MURDER.-A
colored man namdd Roberts, who killed
his wife at Hartford. he being under the
influence ofinloxicating drink at the time.
has been convicted of murder in the sec
ond degree, and sentenced 10 the State
Prison for life. The accused, according
to the Hartford Times, preferred hanging
to imprisonmeni for fe.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-12

F. EsH Trouble IN UTAH.-Govern-
ment has received intelligence from Uhh
of an alarming character. 1t indicates
the prevalence of great excitement in the
Territory. and of settled hostility be-
tween lie Mormous and Gentiles. Great
outrages had been committed by MGR
mons, and a violent outbreak vas appre
hended before Spring. 1t is probable
that the army will be ordered to occupy
Salt Lake City.
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ge6 906ertissnlsnts.
Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
SALE
PROF. WEBsTER,S MUSIC GLASSES.
A CARD -ADULT CLASSES

~ The Undersigned would most respectfully an
nounce thathe will cor ~suee a Sshoolfor Ladies and
Gentlemen in the study and practice Of Music, in EN-
PlRE HALL, on 7AErsdGy E0sHiHg January 2rth, at
half past 8 o clock.
This school is de signed for beginners in the study
and practice OF the science. who may desire to enter
upon and pursue a thorough and systematic course in
the elemental principles, coupled with a practice cal
culated to deveiOpe the voice and render it flexible
and easily controlled by the performer; as well as for
those who may have devoted attention to the practical
part OF the art. who wish to perfect themselves in the
cultivation of the voice in Performance
The course will consist Of Twelve Lessons. Cards
of ugmberghin in fhiz class One OoiIar-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-12

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co
ilumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveia I'd & Erie. and CIsxs-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads
At solon' with Hacks to Chagrin Falls. &c.
" Mantua with Hacks for Ravenna.
4" Bracevilie with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
(" Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenviile Mead
Vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &C
" Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and EDon Valley, and thence by P. Fl. W.
& C. Rail Road to ? Pittsburgh
Nov.22. 1858. CHAs. L. RHODES. supt.
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TREATMENT OF
DIS
EXPECTING To be ahsent for III.

~ Winter ] shall leave the business Of my Chronic
Disease Office in the hands of DR.. Z. II Briscoe.
DR.. BrscOe has been assisting me in my practice
and has become so familisf with its details that / can
most heartily recommend MIN to all who are suffering
from Chronic Disease
Having Witnessed during the past summer his re-
markahle success il general practice, I ieeI great con-
hdence in commenting him TO all who wish to avail
themselves of my method. which he is Competent to
apply Prof. II. P. GATCHELL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-12

The wife of 10 n HohI, one of our
German citizens, made her lord happy
BY rather a singular presentation on New
Years. On Friday. December 31<t,
1853, she gave birth to twins. a boy and
girl. The day following, New Years
she Unexpectedly increased this number
to three. presenting her husband with a
fully developed, healthy girl. This last
makes the eighth child born of this wo
man within about four years. Such pro
ductiveness in the humanity line is in
deed rare.-SIn. Reg.