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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-23
The Style They Pnt ON In Cleyeland.

= tst US Aa SAVNElAE4uA
CLEVELAND o., October ga brilliant
social event was the marriage this even.
ingofsylvester 7. Everett, Esq, President
of' the Second National Bank and CITY
Treasurer, to Miss Allie Wade, daughter
Of the late Randall P. Wade and grand.
daughter Of ]. H. Wade, Esq, former
President OF the Western Union Tele.
graph Company. The wedding took place
at the residence Of the brides mother,
Euclid avenue, in the presence OF a large
number ol friends. Two thousand invita-.
donsWere issued, and an orchestra OF ilfty
pieces furnished the muisc. The resi-.
dence OF the brides mother and grand.
father, which arc adjacent, were hand
choice flowers.
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sALIsBuRY,s SPEECH.

LONDON, October pa St. Petersburg
dispatch says: The Russian press cx.
presses great indignation at Salisbury's
illusions to Russia in. his recent speech at
Manchester. An official messenger SAYS
1t is unusual for foreign Minister to
speak thus Of friendly nation, and that
such language is not calculated TO con.
tribute TO the maintenance OF peace aud
good relations,
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BosToN, October 22.-This afternoon
two painters, Patrick Thornton and Thos.
Burke, were at work on q staging so feet
from the ground, when 1t suddenly gave
way. Thornton fell upon the pavement,
smashing his skull and breaking his neck.
Burke succeeded in catching q window
sill, where he hung suspended for some
minutes until released from his perilous
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Stennlhnnt RnnlI.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October %. = The
steamboat Rapidan. a Paducah and Ten
nessee River packet, Captain j. B. sleeth,
struck snag and sunk at midnight, at
Diamond Island chute, below Eastport.
Dick Ewell, a watchman, was drowned.
The boat is total loss. She belonged To
Fowler Bros, Of Paducah, and Captains
Gilbert and Brown; Of Evanville, and was
valued Mt Slh.000. m ~
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The Courtney.HanIan Fiaseo,

ToRoNro, October 22.-In reply to Ref
cree BIaikte's suggestion that Hanlan
should suggest to Courtney that the pair
should YET row for tho $1,000 prize, Han.
Ian says that he Is willing, providing
Courtney gives guarantee that he will
appear at the starting point when the race
Is called. 1t Is proposed that in place Of
Chautauqua Lake the race should be row.
ed at Washington, D. @.
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Natlanal Agrleultural soelely.

.NEW YoRE, October 22.-About thirty
gsntlemen, ] representing the different
States, met in the Farmers Club rooms To.
day to discuss the proposition oiiorminS
q National Agricultural Society. It Is in.
tended to organize q society Tor the pro.
lection aud advancement ol agriculture In
America. The plan is TO model the socie-
" after one which came 10 an end OF the
beginning Of the last war,
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Wholesome influence Of West virrlnIa.s
Example.

CoLuMBus, October 2l.-Educatlon in
Ohio promises to be cheap in the future.
Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co., OF Cincinnati,
made proposition to the Board Of Educa.
ton of Columbus tonight, TO furnish First
Readers at thirteen cents, which had here.
tofore cost nineteen cents wholesale; the
Second, Third, and Fourth at the same
and Fifth Readers at sixty
cents, which heretofore have cost eighty.
four. This is reduction Of about 20 per
cent. on all, and may be accepted, II gen
orally offered, over the whole State.
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~ 49, s''A'.tNSSa 9Saa"ubes
tsF. sLouls,. October 22.-J. H. R. Krin-
diff will announce in the Times tomorrow
morning that he has purchased majority
Of the property and controlling interest in
the Tases-l Journal; that the editorial and
business management will be under his
control, and hereafter the paper will be
known as the. st, Louis 7imes. He also
will announce that while the Times will
not assume to be an organ 1t will be
sqpately Democratic in politics and aim
70 advance the great material interests Of
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Real Estate Boom,

NJ L bllIeuH', NJ
They are talking now of real estate
boom in Chicago. Instances are mention
cd Of transfers Of property at figures from
25 to so per cent higher than could have
been obtained this time q twelvemonth
ago. Similar tendencies are noticeable at
ST, Paul, Minneapolis and other rapidly
growing cities OF the Northwest. Here, il
New York, there Is likewise some appre-
ciation in real property, though the move.
ment asyet Isl quiet one, with holders,
however, very confident as 10 the future.
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Sts 10 ". rederni Authoriity,

WASHINGTON, October 2l.-Commission-
er Raum has received letter from one Of
the officers Of the Internal Revenue Bu.
reau in North Carolina, announcing the
fact that indictments had been secured
againstsfx officials Of that State, at Green's
boro, for interfering with United States
officers In the discharge Of their
duty. Some time ago some ii.
hcit whisky was seized by Revenue
Agents, but was at once recovered by the
disdllers through writ OF repleyin issued
by the State Judiciary, in direct violation
Of United States statute, which places
seizures out Of the. jurisdiction Of such
,writs; and this began to be the regular
practice among the moonshine distIllers
OF that section, AS fast as the Govern.
ment officers seized their illicit whisky
they would regain possession otit BY writs
Of replevin. New, in ono case, the Just
Ices in issuing such writs have been in
dicted In the Federal Courts, and a test
case will be tried.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 22.-The Committee
having in charge the subject of slavery
have adopted, by vote 10 to 8, report
proposing that slavery be abolished in
full, but that negroes WHO are enfran.
chsied during the maximum period OF five
years, continue to work for their present
masters, receiving not less than ten
piastres per month.
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Mora mo nsvII,rie.s.

oAMp on WHITE RIVER, THREE MILES
NoRrH OF Tue AGENCY, October 81, via
RAwLlNs, October 22.-Lieutenant VIM.
B. Weir, Ordnance officer, while out
hunting was killed and mutilated by In.
dians some IS miles south OF here, All the
available cavalry started on the trail this
morning, Asoldier Of the hunting party
Is also missing, AK n
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AUSTRIA.

LONDON, October pa dispatch from
Constantinople says that the Porte has
news that the Austrians have not sup
pressed the revolt in Nevesinji. The Aus
trians lost 400 killed and wounded. The
insurgents have intrenched among the
mountains. The Kurdish revolt has
ceased. Several Of their Kurd Chiefs are
on the way TO Constautinople.
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, ANTWERP October @. ..-Arrived: Zealand,
Queenstown, October 29.-Arrived-
Pennsylvania, from Philadelphia.
QUEBEc, October 22.-It is reported that
the steamship Eirene, ashore Ia Greenish
Bay became q total wreck during heavy
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sly samnIml,Y,,a stnIl,, shnrtnre.

NEw YoRk, October 22.-The suit Of the
government to recover from Samuel ],
Tilden unpaid income taxes goes tss over
until Monday next at the request OF the
counsel Tor the defendant, he not being
ready 70 argue the demurrer TO the bill of
discovery filed by the government
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ROUND for the = N. yyIds ~. 4 !.

MONTREAL, October Two hundred
and tltty persons from Vermont passed
through this city, by way Of train, last
evening, for the Western States. An atl.
iditlonal party Of 800, from Maine and Que.
bee, left to-day for the same destination. !
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New York Dry ,,oo,l. ,f.r,,o,

New YoRK, octOber2 22.-Drown and bleach
ed eottons continue In very active demand.
and many prominent makes are adyan1 ed
~ agents. Prints quiet and steady, Chester
tlncy prints arc advanced to 5Xc. Dress
goods and Ginghams remain quiet, Light
weight clothing woplens Ia steady request by
manufacturers. Foreign goods quiet,
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NBw YORx, October GA meeting Of
the Joint Executive Committees Of The
Trunk Lines and their Western connec.
tions wasianished to-day. 1t is stated that
the committee made an advance on East.
bound rates for grain from Chicago Of s
cents per hundred pounds, totake effect
The st. louis Railroads offered a resolu.
tion providing for the equalization Of
rates on the East bound freight with those
from Chicago. This resolution was ala.
ctlssed at some length, and finally referred
toa special committee, who are instructed
toreport at a future meeting.
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BlttiI, BAlttimI,or:e,, e Ii.e,i.ns 2,

BALTIMORE, MD, October 2e.-The Dem
crats today elected the Mayor by nearly
G,O0O majority. The vote was as follows:
l4a!robe, Democrat, %, 100; Hooper, Re.
q publican, 1880, and Mathiot, Greenback,
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Great MerI,

All the fairs give the first premiums and
special awards to great merit 70 Hop Bill.
ters, as the purest and best family medl.
cine, and we most heartily approve of'the
awards for We know they deseryeit. They
are now on exhibition at the State Fairs,
and we advised oil 70 test them. See another
column. S9- a 5sifs
For sale by Laughlin Bros & Co.,
wholesale druggists, Wheeling ". Va.
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rIRE REcoRD.
corToN M1LLs puRyEp.

SAC HAR1oR, L. l. October e2.-The
Montapk steam cotton mills was burned
this morning. Two hundred operatives
are thrown out OF employment. Loss
$2O0,OOO. -.
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IrThls fssan Advertisement They ar,
So WaIcoma tAff

CHICAGO. October q. IA concerted effort
seems to have been made last night to rob
the members Of the strakosch opera
troupe. Whilethe opera was in progress
at McVicker's Theatre diamonds and
other iewelry, said to be worth $1,000,
were taken from the room Of Miss Teresa
Singer Of the Grand Pacific Hotel and the
rooms o. other members Of the company
at the Commercial Hotel were entered
and considerable amount OF yaluables
secured: No trace Of the thieves as vel.
The police hayebeen keeping the matter
quiet. - = !.
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New YoRK, October %. = Manufactured
eoSppeF-steady and in fair demand: new
sheathing see 90; ingot lase S2I 5Oa22 "a, n
Pis Iron eak; Scotch $g7 0Oa3O 90: Amer.
lean W o0aS0 90; Russia sheeting SlS 30
Nails Cut S 60a3 IS; clinci As i0afI Ia
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HsS11Btuu" "HEhtHIHB IN HWWIIo atHU0Ibs
ALBANY, N. Y, October 22.-At q session
otthe Episcopal Church Congress, the sub.
ject Of positive Christian education was
discussed. The general sentiment ex.
pressed was against the introduction OF
religious training in'the public schools.
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San FRANclsco, October q. IN. E. Nor
ton, recently arrived agent fer 4 New
York firm, shothimselt through the head
Ut the Palace Hotel to.day-attribIted to
losses IN stocks, in whichhe invested AZ n
previous visit here some months ago. 90 = "
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HERzgGOyIyA,

VIENNA, October 22.-The state is al.
fairs in Herzegovina is becoming serious.
The Christians refuse to pay rent to Turk
ish landlords, and threaten to shoot them
II they try 10 collect it.
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THERE Is some danger Of a coal panic
down at Cincinnati unless we have a good
fall Of rain ere long. :Tho Cincinnati
Caste Of yesterday calls on the people
not to get excited over the situation yet
awhile. Wequote its paragraph on the
subject as follows:
The coal roads which were to keep Gin.
cinna.i well supplied with fuel, and ward
oil coal iamines, are not equal TO the con.
tracl The demand for cars TO carry food
10 the East and goods to the West is not
up to the supply, and there are no cars to
carry coal. There is plenty OF coal in the
yards for the wants Of the city for two
weeks at least, and by that time there
must be boom In the river.
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A{Wnrro Reaue4t.

Bosros. October 22,-Uriah "A. Bayden
bequeathed the greater portion Of his
property for making scientific investiga.
tions OF the properties OF caloric aud the
phenomena relating thereto.
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Only Kiilei IND i,a,j6,eh,, 3, ~, !. !.

NEWARK, N. j., October 22.-Iu the case
ofRlair,t the New York Bank Tellettried on
a charge Of killing his coachman, Arm.
strong, the jury found o verdict Of not
guilty,
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GREATLY no ms CREDIT.
From the New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.
sPEAIISo OF EWING.
It's greatly 10 bis credit
A II Thathe Is Congressman;
tttsl For 10 himself hath said 1t
'ris greatly 70 bis credit
That he 10 q Congressman.
Election Is 4 tafle
With fewer pros and cons,
And II y mal ain't eA'iiia
Ills pretty Suro TO battle
= His expectA-li -0nS;
And yet our prudent Thomas
Has not departed from us!
He might have been drummer,
A sutler or plumber,
Atcout or an Indian;
,s+ But spite Of all temptations
= To join such oScupationt,
He remains Congressman.
ua4aW ,
n ~. n Fot tho,rruleut Congressman
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DamagiJg R6Iiis IN Aiabama.

@OarooHERy, Ala, October 22.-Ths
rains Of the past ten diays hSye been zen
stal G1i n. Alabama, and much damage
Congress from the Filth District, lost one
hundred bales Of cotton and considerable
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PIrrsuuRdu, October 22.-Riyer / inch
and stationary. Weather clear and pleas.
ant, 'eA'
oixclSx4Tt, October 22.-Riyer Q feet 8
inches. No arrivals or departures, except
CAIRo, October 22.-River s feet and ris.
ing. Weatherclear. Thermometer B40.
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WISCONSIN.

'urned to meet at DAM. tomorrow.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-17

KNIGHTS or HoNon.~-This order.
scarcely one year old in our town,
has already given the very best proof
OF its, worth as humane and emf
nently benevolent institution in the
promptness with which the policy Of
$4,000 has been paid to Mrs. Irwin
Till, whose husband was member
OF the order at the time Of his death.
Exactly sixty days from the time the
notification Of his death was received
at the Supreme Treasury q check for
the money was received by the Re-
porter of the Orangcburg Lodge and
immediately placed, by the Trustees
of the Lodge, in the hadds of Mrs.
Till. Our citizens have lost sc
heavily by life insurance companies
until they are slow to conlidc again
in any scheme Of insurance. This
caution is natural and cmincntly
proper, but in view Of the destitute
circumstances in which many of our
wives and children will be left at our
deaths it becomes us to look around
for some mode OF relief besides that
we can leave them in orr poverty.
The popularity Of the order has large,
ly increased its membership, and to-
day it numbers thousands Of the best
citizens in the United States npcu lis
roll. We know Of no order lhe Gcun-
dation Of which is more securely laid
and Of no better scheme of ins,,r.
ance SO cheap rs the knights OF
Honor. Twelve dollars per year
besides Lodge dues, will keep q poll
cy of $4,000 running for man moi
over forty-five years. The beauty OF
the scheme is that man Of this ace
pays only q dollar at time am
therefore finds it an easy mpttcr I,
keep his policy going. Older persons
pay more, but none more t.han three
dollars per month. We are Glad tha,
SO worthy gcntloma.l as Mr.. Law
ton II. Wannauakcr is Deputy Crane
Dictator for Orangcburg, Collector
and Clarendon Counties, and persons
wishing to form lodges may do so by
applying to him at this place.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-17
Edisto Rifles Fair.

To day o-night-aat Elliott Uall-
This invitation is meant for all
We ask your presence and yonr dimes
10 help the "Ritles"thcse hard times.
With kindred dear-wlfe, sweetheart
friend
A pleasant evening you can spend.
And treat to cream, cake. lemonade.
Af;er your little promenade
Or should you wish more solid food,
The price of each is just quartcr,
Besides Wen give glass of water.
On Fancy Table will appear
The very thing to give your "dcar."
And all Will be so very cheap,
That you can purchase such Il heap.
Presiding there 4, dress Of old,
Dame Martha Washington" behold,
who casts on each who passes by y$
a cheering glance from her bright eye.
Be sure to get q nice boquet
VI flowers sweet-they look so CAV:
And then to make you feel much better
Call at the P0stof1icc for q letter.
The soldier boys, to stimulate,
1iiose whom the teacliers educate.
win give to school of highest vote,
a pllZe for scholar of most note
For lessons good and standing high:
at this new scheme just give try.
We know We'll see you at the Fair.
investing in the nice things there:
30 wishing you a pleasant time,
we now conclude our little rhyme.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-17

WE would particularly call the at
tention of our readers to the change
in Mr.. Theodore Kohn's advertise.
ment in last weeks issue Of the DEM.
Graf. AS an emporium for fashion
able dry goods this store is not ex.
ccIled by any in the interior of our
State. Piles. of goods Of every de-
scription, style and pattern, are re.
ccivcd daily and offered for sale at
prices mnrvclously low compared
with some Of the same goods sold
elsewhere. While the ladies' arc the
object Of MIR. Kolln's special care, the
gentlemen are by no means neglected,
Cosmopolitan shirts and an endless
variety of ready made clothing for
young and old show how mindful
he has been Of the interest of every
customer. Call and examine this
huge stock before it is depleted by
his rapid sales.
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LAST week an Atlanta younr l.,

LAST week an Atlanta young lady
Of good family and good reputation
concluded to lool! at the world, or so
much Of it rs is included in Atlanta,
from y mans standpoint. Donning her
brothers Sunday suit, and mounting
q stylish hat Oh The side of her head
she sailed forth to see what she could
sec, and hear what she could hear
She moved on bravcly enough until
an unmanageable horse was about to
run over her, when she screamed and
squallcd in true womanly tones, and
tainted as some woman will do in an
emergency. She was taken up and
carried into doctors office, and with
& return of consciousness came hu-
initiation and tears and begging of the
Doctor not TO tell. He conveyed her
home, where she could change her
garments and repent of her folly.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-17

a singular story is told by John
Lathcr, of Dorsey County, Ark, in the
columns Of the Little Rock Gazette.
llc has daughter whip suddenly lost
her voice and hearing when she was
q littls girl some lifrccn yacrs ago.
One night recently lie was passing
his daughters room when hc heard a
strange voice. Arousing Ills wife,
they crept noisclcssly in, and with
thrills Of Joy saw that their dumb
daughter was talking in her sleep.
The mother clasped the girl in her
arms, but when awoke she again 'l,os,, !
her voice. Since then she has Leen
heard to talll' aloud in her "a Hslccp.
speaking generally of the occurrences
in the household of the !tay before.
A deaf and dumU' youth of tho neigh
horhood, who has been looked upon
as the. girls lover, was. prostra,cd
with griefrpou hearing that his girl
could talk. 'ia
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BEEF BEEF BEEF

Beg leave to state that having rented
Il tile store formerly occupied by Mr..
Dcmars next to Dr.. 5. q. Reeves Drug
Store, | have renovated and rcfitcd the
the same i'll first class style, and will Kill
) bccycs. or more u week, which will
guarantee TO be fatter and better than any
sold on the wagons. All meats sold
warranted to give satisfaction, ut prices
to suit the times. Beef delivered to any
part Of Orangcburg free Of charge. The
public is cordially invited to visit my
new market, My motto will be TO
PLEASE.
N. B.-Thc highest price paid for
Poultry. S. l.. MORGAN,
July 25-tf Practical Butcher
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-17

THE last idea and good one is
the signal lamp at the depot for
warning night trains. 1t is q con-
vcnient arrangement for the purpose
and canbe seen by up and down trains
for nile or more before they reach
the depot. Blythe use of set of
pulley cords AIRED light is shown or a
white rs the case may be-; Another
desirable feature is that it. Will light
the dark ways of that locality, and Il
near.sighted pedestrian need not go
in the ditch! Greek surveyed the af-
fair and seriously declared sic was Il
church" He thought it was needed
just there. Greek is q hypercritical
critic, and we must take his sayings
cnna yrano sails, BE it as it may, it
is a capital idea. We are in for
light.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-17

NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE
One of the stall of this old and nota.
bic Institute will visit Orangcburg
$. c., October 81 and November |,
1879, stopping at the Mcroney House
The object Of This visit is to give the
afflicted an opportunity for examina-
ton ut Or near their homes, thus saw.
ing hopeless cases the expense of a
trip to Atlanta. A careful examina-
tion will be made, and patients can
learn if their cases arc curablc or can
be benefited, and wllctherit will be
necessary for them 10 visit the Insti-
tutc. In such cases as can be cured.
OF treatment begun at home, arrange
mcnts can be made with our visiting
Surgeon, and treatment commenced
at once. Examination free. Cases
OF Dclormities and Chronic Diseases
will be cNamincd--such rs Club
Feet, Diseases Of the Hip, Spine and
Joints, Paralysis, Piles, Fistula, Ca
tarrh, Female and private diseases
and diseases of the Eye, Ear, &c.
Come early, as the visit is limited to
the time stated. For circulars and
full particulars address NATIONAL
SURGICAL INSTITUTE, ATLANTA, Ga.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-17

MEs. GEORGE FRoMM, OF New
York, has Just become the mother of
baby, which weighed at its birth
eleven ounces and three quar- tcrs.
The head Of the child, although much
smaller than small apple, is covered
with al extraordinary growth of
light brown hair. The features are
regular, the eyes bright and clear, and
the skin fine and delicate. The arms
are the thickness of an ordinary little
finger, and the fingers are the size of
extra large pcncillcads. The nails,
although not much bigger than 81
good-sizcd pin-hcad, arc perfectly
formed. An ordinary luncheon bas-
ket is an ample cradle for the babe
His height ut birth was inches, and
breadth across the shoulders PIP.