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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-23
BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auclionecr. and Notary Public
3"si. No CPL Hull Street. Manchester, Va.

Real Estate Agent Aucilonecr. and Notary Public,
D.. No. 921 Hull Street. Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF ONE
1 OF THE MOST VALUABLE AND DESlRA-
BT,E FARMS IN CHESTERflELtD G G9IH ~;
THE BEST QUALlTY.-By virtue Of q deed OF
trust duly Of record in tie County Court clerks
office of Chesterfield county. from j. r. SlcIirc ana
wi dated May &c, 1877 being required SO 10 90 D!
the beneficiary in said deed, will expose 10 sale at
public auction, on the premises, on E1N n
and O'Clock p. NJ. that DESIRABLE FARM ana
COAL LANDS In said county. abnnt two miles from
The village of Midlothian. and adjoining the Iands
Of the Midlothian Coal Mine Company FRANKLIN
Stearns and others. containing 0QO ACRES, more
or less with good bindings and fine prospects iof
coal This is really chance for number one i'll
vestment. J.. .
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and to pay
off & note now asl due for 5000. Win accrued IL
terest and the balance upon such terms us the pre-
sent ow.cr may direct us the trustee shall an-
nollnce ut the hour OF sale. l.. K. CHILES.
au % IruS.CG.
CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF dis
y tress-warrant in my hands. aud by consent OF
the parft Interested will sell at the store aleiy oc-
Main street, on WEDNESDAY the 2sth instant: az
II o'clock, the UNEXPiRED TLRM OF THE
LEASE OF SAID STORE. cn'ling January 90.
1879. and Immediately thereafter WIN be SOLO The
entire stock Of goods in the stole-conSistng OF
TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR,
RICE. SOAP. SODA,
FLOUR. RROOMS,
WROD- and WILLOW-WARE,
TEt-CADnIkS.
COFFEE and TEA.STANDs. &C.. &C..
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
au % Sheriff Of The City Of Richmond:
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FURNITURE.

DOR SALE.-Desiring to give mym
Il attention to manufacturing, my large "
stock NfCfIA MBEk, PARLOR. and DINING III
ROOM FURNITURE Is now for sale at manu- !
facturers' prices.
FURNITURE at ARTHUR ROOSEY'S.
Warerooms 1907 Main street
P.S-PARLORS SUITS OF Coteline and other Fine
Upholstery; CHAMBER SUITS of French Plate
Glass aud Best Finish: SAFEGUARDS, HAT
RACKS, EXTENSlON-TABLES, &c.-all OF the
finest make and patterns.
Such apportuidty is seldom offered to get GOOD
FURNtTERE. r. -'.s, te2 %
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Twill sell ut public auction, on SATURDAY the
oath day Of August, 1878, at 10 O'clock A. NJ. at
No IL south Thirteenth street, the following pro-
perty, to satisfy dlsress-wnrrant in my hands:
Onu LONG COUNTER, With seed-drawers;
ORe fine SEEU-STAND, continuing Il large numoeT
of bins and drawers:
One pair LARGE PLATFORMSCALES;
Two pair COUNTER-SCALtS and WEIGHTS;
Lot of GRAIN-BAGS and GkAIE-BlNS:
Large lot of assorted FRESH SEED, PEAS, ara
BEANS;
Eighty bales of HAY. lot Of MEASURES,
SnI, II lel of OATS one TRUCK, UFFICE-DESk,
STOVE and PIPE, CHAIRS, LAMP; sc;
M oS2t II. G. &. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-23
1NERT ORDERS.

YTIRGINIA-AT RULES HELDIN THE
CLERKS lDFEICEa OF THE CIRCUIT
ci,JysT OF TIE CITY OF RICH hOl1D, ON THE.
WRIST MONDAY IN.AUGUST,167S
Abne- f. Harvey and Lewis IL. RlslI, merchants
and Partners trading under the frri Of Harvey &
Blais.... F,afntffs,
against
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-23

T00R RENT. THE LARGE AND@:
E ELEGANT BRICK RESIDENCE IN Lin. -
janrnS. no IO4 Franklin street, now occupied oy
Gaperat Peyton Wise. Possession lst September
Sext. C,HAFFIN, STAPLES CO.
~ y q .yuS Isa,v No. ] north Tenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-23
- BY Grubbs& Williams. ,.s.
II Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

- n Renl Estafe Agents ana AuclIuHceTs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
uyRUsTEE'S SALE OF eFOUR GOOD
WoRK-HORSES AND A TWO-HORSE3
Ww.c0S AT AUCTION.-In execution OF u deed
of trust from Richard E. Jones to the subscriber,
dated 23d February, 1s7S.and duly recorssedt be-
AUCTION. al the farm occupied by said Jones, known
as the Hopkins farm, lying about six miles west OF
Richmond on WEDNESDAY,, 2Slli August, ut OK
O'Clock p. M. the following property conveyed In
said deed-to wit FOUR GOOD W0Rk;HoRSEs
TEENS: Cash, GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
A -s@fs Trustee.
r,D,,ppc C. TIrI1AnS Auctionfers, lu2 %
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FOEs RENT.

EOR RENT, TWO OR L Fl r E EG
H CONNECTING ROOMS of my residence si::l
No. 3O3 south hin street with of bath. hot and
cold water, and kitchen with range. Rent mode
rute.
au2S.lt* WALTER n. JONES.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND iiL>"hhhE{
RAILROAD.
CCuEDULE OF TRAINS.
y COMMENCING, MAJ p. L. -.
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DEpA RrgRE Os sTE!a IS t:Es.

T. d. MYERS. General Superintendent. te
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WANTED, SUMAC.-I am paying tho
w highest cash price for SuMAC. delivered az
the dock. or at any depot or wharf in ihe city of
nichncnd WARNER MOORE.
~ 19-eUd2m Shockoe 3lliis'
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CCHOOL WANTED.-A young lady with
- testimonials from her teachers and last emp oE-
'A WI NJ. w. F..
ou2l-5tx King William Courthouse. Va.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

A small! ncwsboy who is every n,orn:n@
to he fo.iA,i on IN. steps OF ste People
Savings Bank was yesterday morning oil
served by nc!ccr.an to remove his stock
in.s and Sho.s at an eatiy hccr an" i':''.
t:,e.n under the sters. The iaa ri'er too
great r.;ns ,c ex,,itnt Lis bare fees - -,
D ssers, and Was often noticed staa,',ag Oil
one leg. as if the c0!d pavement was 80:
painful. Man after .nln passed "t!tc1t Il
word Q! sympathy. and the sales Of i;..nriS
did not Increase by QUE. BY anl by ai",'.
came man with rel nose anti gooi-
natured look. and the boy hel'. odt i'.'e.
and said:
"Ilavc n rapcr-n.y feet are .S.moss
frozen
..Eh? Barefooted?" Gueried the m.;i, -
he halted and looked down.
..Yes. anl my ,eC, a:e fleez!'g.'
..Are eh? See here. bnh. i pat YOU ~
TO .nuf Let EN- freeze. ai,'l 'i:en tsi; >
.ey-off in TIE foso'tai tor ail winter -H'""
fries-chickcn soun-not';ing to eo. ar.
yo;r feet'll thaw out sa,ly in the spr;cS
and sned every stoac-hru:se. F.ct, L:.S-
! tried it seven winters rlyseli.'
The boy looked after h..n in Il do'H iHl
way. and then ur.ie for his shoes Ga a
skip. mi;;tering:
| "Mebbe he lies ard mebhs lie s.on',. nj
! I'm busted up rs ci M - tie .tap ""o
| held his watermcluis over winter ior n 70.
Ouch. Whaf's t,.ei, stOci:i.:Is :l.! cJN-
| ics.r-D.trJit Free Pp5s.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
DeAuil. On TN, Satss 80 sssa-.'s.

TIE Rev. joseph Cook. havinc been
asked 10 give sllccinct Statement Of !"e
doctrine Of the Tr!niiy. said. Il. Father.
Son and Holy G..ott arc Jre God :. Ne
tier is God wi,hoat the otter; '. Etci
has peciili.;ri;y not communicate 10 f'it
otter; 4. Each with the OILERS IS t.oc.'
We do not STE that t.'iS "saccinct' s,I,'-
,lsnt is really any more comprehensive
than the elaborate attempts 10 define the
undeiina,le. What does Mr.. Cook mean
by the o.aer?' Is Ii,ere any ''o,'hf
psr, to one? Is God tie Father less t::s'r.
Cod? Does he nsel reinioso, nicDr 20
make Him complete. DOES God AL. any
:pecul;arity' w::!eh Eius; he O.la:un'".i-
ea by two other parts OF One Tb"ie 90
fore H. is perfect: If tie S0a Is ttr.i,
with tine i.evs.'' what is rs ~ii'o;
them. ard what il the Zone Coz" Hii'.0ut
Tie son: |: t.e taiee ale ii,i vis.c' } :!
are they mere ,!,an ore? Ii s.:e.y sIe -,
only how cun they be tlrccs T"e diIi.'i-
ton fails to deiine,A
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Whole No, 3G4.

il; if they TO their appointed wCr'. &"
money 10 carry it on sicull ie freely ~.
erc,i. nOntiily or wceiiv, "a ni;.. bc fes;; ~.
Some h,,> ;aat,s have seen low ,rurb ti,ir
mOti.ers sH.stred for tie want Oi u;.,,cv
even ~hen their fathers were rich. pr:
| they profit by the fact and give th-i, "ivt
4 generous supply. never for.iag teen, :
become applicants far l. q ilv 30 G;,.r"
they greatly irnrccss 'i's.,' domestic han.l-
ness. Place confidence in a w0man's AZ.
i'y 70 ait. and she viii fully repay it: do'...,
her executive pow ers-lttilse ner rtsHC'is.-
''slity--snd you ,,,as
Tue subject of money srupFNs n TIC
..one opens v'2 'i-.l Of !,.on2it 20 ';l2
h,lsbanl. VIII lie ct,!titnt- -? Ma
wives OF tie niI,.lc els. have toen :cct..,-
.o,ned I" earn u"'n Support. to :tt...;~e
;!ieir own wartirotes .eto.s icy verc
married. B:lt after n.arI;. &c Il! Is c.r;',. ~;
thev must ask .pr What .i.,y II y':.fe III. ~
;l.an have i. i:..'i 10 them qu.,r1e.',. =
iirst t..e:i' wants are few. %. I'll S,}5pi.; :,
mt one or tao y"ars ''l.os t. cir c';.."'i.
.n,; it Becomes verr t.r.rv. t.ui' e ;t,s-
band III ierstand this: | trow i.o, !.e
will tell YOU. My wife has I'll she asls
tor" never ,ireaming 20" nsny days :: .c-
;,',ircs to s's,nulOn her col.j..ge 10 al; or
What size needs. Ny ask vHH = -.
luirv OF youI OWE vie u.." s g +, - on
such occasions? CC,ess she * ,.la.u 70
speak the tr,:t!, your Eyes may IL 3.er,d
so,lp,;ii1t
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Feminine or Masculine 2
Fulton (N. W Times.


Nine years ago there came to Falley Sem
mary, in this village. Il gentleman by the
name of Bryant. and with him was his
daughter. Frances Earl. aged nine years.
whom lie wished I, leave in charge OF the
principal. Professor Gilmour. for educa-
ton. She was boyish in great many o.!
her actions. he said. preferring to wear her
hair short and parted on the side. and an
untri,nmed hat; she would invariably cross
cr feet when she sat down. and had like
pcc.,liarities which. he said, were birth
marks. The story was brief one. Years
before his wife had borne boy baby. which
she i,lolized, and it had die,l. So great was
her love for the child that she prayed night
and day for its counterpart. ut times her
pleadings verging almost OH insanity. An
other child WAS born, but it was girl. yet
i, seemed in features and actions like her
dead boy. This was the child he had
bro,eht-a motherless child-tO educate
and care tor.
She at once became favorite in her new
home. Mrs. Higgins. matron in the estai'-
lisI,mcnt. being TO her mother in word
and deed. Her father, who was a conduct
or on tile Erie road, came several tiLles to
visit her. and after yea' or more removed
her O school near New York and nearer
10 where he was located. 1t was hard for
those who knew her TO part from her, and
it was long before the tears in '.Aunty
Higgins" eyes were dried.
To Frances time brought its changes,
but. true to her love for Aunty Higgins.
her course was marked with letters telling
Of her life and asking advice. The latter
mart OF last Marci, c.lne letter. saying
that her father hal met xith reverses. and
thinking him unable to suppOrt br,shs
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
A Youthful EXhOrter.

Thomas Harrison. boy exhorter, j.
conducting a remarkable revival in the
Foundry Methodist Church. Washington.
His entrance to meeting is thus described:
Crack snap! crack!' sound upon the
waiting air with the thrilling sounds OF
pistol shots, in rapid succession. The ex-
PLANTATION appears when the evangelist
comes in. slapping his white hands from
excess of nervousness. He is dressed in
tiyht-titting black coat. the skirts of which
are so long AS to give it the appearance OF
a d, testify robe. A white tie shows above
the close-buttoned coat A chained tiger
is not more restless. He is never still. His
feyer;s' unrest infects his audience. The
never-f,iling wonder of what he will do
next. and the failure to ancipate correctly.
keep up an unfagging interest. He uses
simple language and expresses his ideas
clearly. but has none of ihe style Of a train
ell speaker. But his energy is tremendous
and lis power over an audience wonderful.
His descriptions Of snlph,lrOus he'll for
sinners are terrifying to most of his hear
FRS. 1tlV tie cACtttmCUt 10 di""sS SsSsss "
the time the sermon ends with an appeal
to sinners to go forward for prayers. Our
reporter gives the following account: tile
ran down from the platform and stood on
the front scat. He was pale with excite
| ment. He O,tstctched his hands down
ward and the heads went down in front OF
him as if impelled by weight. Then he
said in a low voice: The spirit Of God is
present with more remarkable power than
| have ever felt in all my experience Fer
yid exEorta,ion followed. Persons began
TO quit their seats and rush forward. In y
| minute tile front seats were fnll. Old am
Young struggled with each other to DC firs t
The leaders met each newcomer with
lmn,l-sbake and shout One fsshiODab'!
dressed young woman tainted. but frient
near her c,ught her and she fell PROSTATE
over the chancel rails" Harrison is iron
Boston. He has been remarkably success
fll in exciting religious fervor wherever n
has worked and in great request by Meth
otlist churches. He is sai,l to be SO en-
crossed with his mission that he Otter
breaks into exhortatiOn Mt hOtel-tables, II
street cars. and anywhere else that the im
pulse seizes him.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Housekeeping Money.
Country Gentleman.

country bSutie'!sH
Ifevcry man would pay his wife week
" snm for housekeeping. clothing. etc. he
would find that in nine cases ont OF ten her
management of the fund would increase
not only his comfort. but that of the whole
house. fshe is equal to the task OF being
a wife and mother. she is also equa! 10
the task Of supplying and paying for the
daily necessities Of the home. II she is
head manager, she will take pride and
pleasure in making 100 cents go "a grea,
way-nuch further than a man could make
$50 20. She will make calculations about
the expenditure of the weekly gum, will
Law by = certain amount toward buying
such and such supplies in quantities, viii
learn that there is no economy in buying
soap BY the bar. starch or sugar BY the
pound. She will systematize her affairs.
keep books-a day-book and ledgcr--and
exhibit her well-kept accounts with pride
and delight. Tie very fact that the ex-
ne diture OF tie money belongs 10 her will
sweeten her life. give new zest to her occu-
pations. and make her a happier and morv
contentel wife. TO most women tne Idle:
OF asking tor money is abhOrreHt. They
put it of from day to day. the dread OF it
il 50 great. They will wear expensive
clothes in the Kitchen rather than AJAX tor
the money neeslfnl for the p.,rchase OF II
plain calico drees.
Shrug your shoulders il you choose. you
unbelieyiny husband. and say: Il never
knew such wolnan." beg your pardon
but must contradict you. Tie woman
yos, call wife, do believe. would rather
suffer with the tOOthaci,e than ask you for
money. This is no false statement; most
women do shrink from asking the heal OF
the family for money needful for boots,
clothing and the common necessities OF
lite; il Is neither agree:ihle or pleasant %
thsm, snd they shuaaN not b lMcsd to do
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

, that can never know separation. Rose
Mary would he the name for them takei
as one. A toy was handed Mary; sll,
smiled. took it and played with it. Ros.
reached out her baby hand. got the toy
and also smiled and chuckled. Professor
Pancoast then proceeded to show that tile
children are separate down to the edge oil
the ribs, with separate heads. separate
arms. two to each. and separate hearts.
nj the breast-bone the bodies are fairly
united, but the rest of the organs are COIN
mon to both. There is but one naval. and
the bnttocks are united, terminating on
each side with we'll formed leg. one for
each of the Joined twins. Roses leg is
very little tatter than the one belonging to
Maria. but both are of equal length and
perfectly formed. The Professor cOntin-
ued to explain to the highly interested
class that. While the head, arrrs and thor
TX. with its contents. were separate. it was
probable that the intestinal canal was join
cd together, rs there was but one anus.
and that in all probability he bladder and
womb are more or less united. as they had
but one common genitalia. In The science
of diplotheratology the St. Bcnoit twins
would come under the first or'cr of terata
caladidyna. which means subject witt,
more or less separation Of tie brain and
spinal cord. The genous is that in whicl.
they are united at the abdomen and pclvis
Technically. Ischicpaus Syneeanetus, and
the species the three-footed. or Tguipus;
and as the body had a union apparently OF
the ends Of the sternum it should also be
called All Xyphodidymul.
OTHER CASES KNOWN.
Having fully explained the peculiar for
nation the lecturer said that he possessed
The skeleton ofa similar specimen. which
he now has in the anatomical museum of
Medical College. Ii is very com
plete and perfect. Another specimen. re-
ported by Prof. Horner. is in the museum
ut the Pennsylvania University. but that
the pair then before him were the only
ones that ever came into the world alive.
and that their chances of living were quite
as good us those Of other children of the
same age.
Having concluded. the speaker proceed
I'll to take measures for the relief of Marie
part of Rosr-Mary, which was suffering
from cutting teeth. AS he believes in lane
nc. so rs to take away the tension OF tls
nilamc.l and swollen gums. which so often
)y resistance and irritation of the intlamesl
nerves. throw children into convusions.
with other serious consequences following.
'c would proceed to operate if the mother |
would allow him. Tie parent hest:,tesl |
INT mt presently consented, and while DR.. |
part the Professor used the lance and en-
posed the baby-teeth trying to push their
way to exposure. Rose was not af!tc.e"
in the least. but continued to play with her
toy, and directly Mal..'s head WAS released
she ceased fretting and showed Il disposi-
ton to take a hand in tie game with he.
other half.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

Dante" he said. 'l.lc 4 wonderful po-
ct. was ;oid SD. read his work. he
was exceedingly sublime; but could t;nJ
nothing IN thea but those sicr,'is twins,
solemnlty and stupidity. bora OF srt.er''-
ton struggling ;Dt Tic mastery. so / also
heard u good de-,l OF tie s,"n".s ns -
trarch. L T.eT a.e ra,.S'.e and g:a:n'E:,':-
al. but folnd they We're wr,i'' .',n''t
mother Rams wife who tai twelve Or
thirteen iie.,l,iy c.t..I:en; 'ta. = WIS al
Dtc:eus". ii tact. a,I i.:'.t not :; l.re ~
torn bleeding from lis i.e"i.. 3l.lJpn
:, sa"l!nie writer. 4 magnificent W. +
was always tol! so; | ;,iways believe -.
have read .P..I,,,.iss ..ns,' .a.e. 'T,-
in. Wit, indcti,irl3lo :. Il, IS o.-r ;'.e s,:.,
abrllp, is .n;,all too snb!ine Tor me.
a5.Cr;iy admit .'4t 10 not unis. s..'nI
Il. Million org:n!zeil tie '.;l Il: o! :aas-l,
pnt ep.i;lets On the sho!,. teIs of sol.
That inav be loe..y, LIT it docs not s;ii.o
ne as s,I..h.'
Mr.. lDsersoll dwelt for some t....c "a
tie poetry Of Milton, anl 'y:,s ve,'r s.iicii-
Gus Oh h;s Ge description ct tile first cn..rt-
ship. where A,tin IS matte 10 ;,l> il: Il
2'li!osopiieal :'yle about tie iiws OF tia
| s.rit.ed damned SOILS initris,;lr'i in t'',;
coils OF wor,.is and snakes. AS a matter
of .i,.- :" s,:i the lecturer. isus!nG n "aS
! ra.,id walk arO;!nl ihe platform. no or
,niSt ever wrote !: r,rt1. n"a ne"er ~.
| C.,,nis,u is = Worii WITH tire poetry ,.''
! ont II haii LEI. in lie hail r'lh ,t,7c
sublime Gentlemen, ana l:.u>t admit s"e"
were NOT poets.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
A BABY AND A HALF.
the CT nadian Twins In Hos
pital Clinic.
ph,l.de,phia Times, October "a

Philadelphia Times, October II
Quite flrore. not only in medical and
surgical circles but even in the nntechnic;,l
world. was created upon the death of those
the Simese twins, about two
Years ago. The sensation may be said to
have ccntercd in this city, although the cx-
couple died in the far South.
This was caused by tho fact that Professor
William II. Pancoast. the well known sur
scon and professor in the Jefferson College
here. was smart enough to see the advail-
taee TO the medical schools Of this city
which would follow upon having the au-
topsy made before the College OF Physi-
clans in Philadelphia. lie and one or two
other physicians obtained possession OF
the bodies. brought them here. examined
them. anil. as Il consequence. quite learn
ed set of papers passed in the medical
Journals Of the day. Professor Pancoast
had previously examined the Carolina
twins. and therefore by this time he may
be called an expert in ''te'atology." as
the science Of this kind of monstrosity is
called. 1t therefore accorded with the
eternal fitness of thing tor Professor Pan
coast fWm H. to SEMI away up to Saint
Benoit. Canada. and fetch the last anon;-
alous births in the human family before
one of his clinics.
The St. Bcnoit twins arrived late on Sat
urday from Canada. via Boston. and al
once we're taken by their father and moth
er escorted by DR.. J. v. Shoemaker. OF this
city, to the surgical class at the Phlladel-
phia Hospital. Here Professor Pancoast
was opernting In the presence of some five
hundred students and crowd OF doctors.
who had gotten wind of the intended ex-
animation OF the twins.
THE TWIN Oh THE TABLE.
Professor Pancoast put the twin BABY
on the table. I. appears to be two babies
ioined together ut the base of the trunk,
with. however. but two legs. two heads,
two separate n.el gences, and TOUR arms
The Pi ofessor made a few introductory re-
marks on teratoiOgy. and referred briefly
to the formation Of the Siamese and the
Carolina twins. The parents are French
Canadians, speaking no English. and the
mother appeared quite frightened by the
large audience. Professor PancOast. how
ever. cs.lmetl her anxiety. and then he went
an. lie called attention to the tact that
though the children were called mon
strosity they were really two pretty female
infants, united Mt the hips. and that there
was nothing ,epetIant In their appearance
He took the ground that they were two en-
tities. two sepansts brains or inte'ligenees
The one on the lelt OF the observer. Rose
was hearty and strong. while that on the
left. Marie, WIS not quite SO robust. Sht
w.s fretlul from teething. Rose WA
bright. sm'linz and hspry.
rwE pROFEsSOR TALKS ABOUT THEN.
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