The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-06

achievements In the way Of increasing tns
nop,1lation are correct. She 10 sald 70 sI.slu
six feet four inches u ner 81 na,1naa
ounces. she gave birth to 9 boy and gir 81
in March 1873. and to two boys anu one HlIi
III September 1876, one child being pe 1a. VI
tween these two grand events, lacs asg ,aIa
Efforts to Increase the population Of her
adonted country that local chronlciers nA NY
10, thought il worth their time to furnish the
exact date OF It's occurrence. 4ha+
Her erowning effort however 2, .r an o of once
gained for her the title of the champion l1a %
ebild-bearer, took place in October, 1910. one
gave birth to three boys and two girls. =.
The South Aptstrntlnn fGegts..es sen - a g
porter from Adelaide to the residence OF scn NJ,
Ter, and he furnished a minute report o. Jug "
case. proving it's truthfulness. II appears
from Bis published report OF the case That
Mrs Schiller was at work about LIe nouse,
compelled, through indisposition to retire 70
her couch. Her mother calico me nusua H..
from his work at the barn, and ne In turn dls-
patched boy employed about the pace Ior q
Mrs Haines who acte e ecc ahat .ya niles IL
away: and. though she knew what she W ,ss3
wanted for and fastened accordingly, sne dld
not reach the residence OF schuler until tWo
children had been born. There Was ample
need OF her services, however, for three more
little ones were soon added to the SCHUYLER
family. Every one present seems 70 nave
been greatly astonished, for though Mrs.
Schuler had already made reputation Ia
this line, so great an event was utterly unex-
pected. The father OF the i've is saln 70 nave s
sat stupidity down and mechanically gazed
from one babe to another, simply saying
'sMein Colt! mein gott" There was three
boys and two girls, but no facts as to their q
weight and appearance Immediately afteT
birth are given. AL OF them are alive, ana
. rn aaid III ha very healthy, Thanks TO the
wise provision of Yankee ingenuity Ia intro
ducing the nursing bottle, they have 81! been
| provided with an abundant supply OF that
! fluid SO necessary to the sustenance Of infan-
tile life
Mr.. Schuler's family, and a sixpenny sub
scription has been started Ia the colony for
their benefit. It will probably Yield enough
/ to cIoths support and educate the i've until
they reach o self.supporttng age, judging by
| the result OF O similar SUBSCRIPTION mace ID
OF the terrible Loeb Ard shipwreek, and who
| rendered himself worthy OF it by swimming
back into the surf about two hundred yards
and assisting Miss Carmichael, the only one
OF the passengers Of the Inflated vessel that
escaped, to reach the shore. That subscrip-
4 tion amounted to nearly $4,000, and It ts
probable that the fund for the famous five
will equal Ii not exceed 1t, for when the Aus
tralian people undertake to do thing they
usually accomplish IT, A full account OF the
for the colonies at London, In order that #
may be laid before the Queen, and Victoria,
4 herself the mother OF a large family, will,
no doubt, suitably reward her fruitful subject
/ Michael Hegarty, the Australian Barnum, i
said to have offered Mr.. Schuler $3.50 2 week
and oil expenses of himself and wife. anc
five children, to travel, but the offer was de
c1inpd.