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The Peabody Educational Fand.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


NEW YORK, October THE trus-
tees Of the Peabody Educational Fund
met to-day at the Fifth-Avenue Hotel.
There was large attendance, the only
absentee being General II. Il. Jackson,
of Georgia. Minister to Mexico. Hon.
Robert Winthrop, the president, made
the opening address and referred to the
loss Of two esteemed members, General
Grant and Samuel Wetmore,
The general agent, j. L. NJ. Curry,
Ii. d., who was to-day appointed Min
ister to Spain, read an elaborate report
upon the work transacted during the
past year.
The report is quite voluminous. 1t
dwelIs with pardonable pride upon the
rapid advancement which has been made
in the past year in educational methods
in the southern States. Public senti-
ment had revolutionized the public
school system. The freedmen are now
enjoying many school privileges hither-
to denied them.
The following sums IRON the feaOOdy
Educational Fund have been paid out in
the past year in the southern States :
Alabama, $500; Arkansas, SO, 100 ;
Florida, $3.50; Georgia, a, !;
Louisiana. 81 500; Mississippi, 81. $50 /;
North Carolina, $4,000; South Caro-
lima, $4,000; Tennessee, ell, $50 ;
Texas, $3.50; Virginia, s6,775; West
Virginia, 81, 500.
President Cleveland was to-day elect
ed member Of the Board Of Trustees
Of the Peabody Fund. to succeed Gene
raj Grant, and j. Pierrepont Morgan, to
succeed Samuel Wetmore, deceased.
In the evening the annual banquet
was spread in the Fifth-Ayenue Hotel.
Ex-President r. b. Hayes and wife were
present; also, Senator Evarts, A. j.
Drexel, Governor Aiken, Hamilton
Fish and wife, Chief Justice Waite,
Alexander Stewart, Bishop Whipple,
and Judge Manning.
The Board Of Trustees will meet again
tomorrow and close the business for the
year.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October 2, 1855.
OEEERINGs

WHEAT.-Mixed. 1902 bushels. Red,
I4O6 bushels. Total, 1908 bushels.
CoRN.-Whlte. 1874 bushels.
OATs.-l2s bushels.
RHE.-l20 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wHKAr.-Mixej, 100 bushelsvery good
10 prime on private terms; 206 bushels
good To very good at 0jc. 10 81. Red. 1872
bushels common 10 very good LOngberry at
soc. to Sl.O3; 3OS bushels very good TO
prime Shortberry on private terms; IA
bushels good ShOrtberry at % to 96c.
CORS.-Whlte, l34 bushels prime Virginia
(old) At 55c.
OATs.-Winter l2s bushels good 10 prime
Virginia AZ go 10 65c.
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Ia the Interest of Revenue Reform.

by Telegraph 10 inc DlspdtCn.l
NEW YORK, October THE follow
ing circular was issued to-day: The
American Free-Trade League invites
the attendance at the National Confer
ence in the interest Of revenue reform,
to be held in Chicago November ii
and 10, 1885, Of all those, of whatever
political faith or party allegiance, who
desire TO cooperate in promoting the re-
lief Of the American people from the
burdens Of the present tariff; whether
they believe in immediate and moderate
reduction Of tariff taxes, or in more
thorough change in our system
of taxation. The purpose of the
meeting is to promote immediate
action by the present representatives of
the people, and, failing in that, to con-
slider the adyisability Of independent
action on the part of those interested in
these reforms. Those in sympathy
with this cause. whether belonging to
organizations or not, are invited to be
present at the conference. and it is
urged that in States and localities where
no organization exists steps should be
taken TO form such organizations, which
may be officially represented at the
conference. The basis Of representation
will be to each State as many votes as
il has members in both houses Of Con-
gress provided SO many, or more, be
present from that State. IL not so
many, then each person present from
the State is to have one vote.
DAVID A. WELLS,
President;
r. X. B0wKER,
Home Secretary, 80 Nassau street,
New York.
II. J. Philpot, Western Secretary,
Dss Noines lava
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The Weather in Richmond Yesterday
Mean temperature.
4 TIMELY SUGGESTION.

4 TIMELY SUGGESlioN'
THE TIME HAS ARRIVED WHEN
HEAVY UNDERWEAR IS A SUBJECT
YOU OUGHT TO BE POSTED ON. THE
WEATHERIs INA PROPER CONDIrI0N;
OUR STOCK LIKEWISE. BY PROPER
CONDITION" WE MEAN OUR STOCK IS,
AS IT sHOULDBE, EQUALITY, EXCEL
LENCE, AND PRICE. WE ASK YOU TO
EXAMINE 1T AS CRITICALLY AS WE
DID IN BUYING FOR OUR TRADE. WE
HAVE NOT MARKED A FEW ARTICLES
Alta LOW FIGURE AS \ BAIT" AND
THIN MADE IT UP BY AVERAGING III
On SOMETHING ELSE; BUT Ey cry AR
TlCLE Is MARKED NOT WITH THE
HIGHEST PRICE THAT IT WILL BRING.
BUT WITH THE LOWEST PRICETHAT
WE CAN SELL 1T FOR SO AS TO AT
FORD rs A SMALL MARGIN. OUR
STOCK IN THIS DEPARTMENT IN
CLUDES
UNDERWEAR,
SHIFTS,
HOSIERY,
SCARFS AND TIES.
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
GLOVES.
HANDKERCHIEFS,
UMBRELLAS, ETC,
INEVERY QUALITY THAT o. DESl m
| AND IN SUFFICIENT QUANTITY IL
SATISFY THE MOST EXACrlNG.
A. SAKS & CO..
OUTFITTERS,
1913 MAIN STREET.
Zoe 81
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RICHMOND ronACCo MARKET.

OCrOBEK 7, 1850.
There was a more active market notice
able to-day. owing partly to frost reports.
Blight wrappers ana cutters OF finer grades
particularly were In demand. Common
wrappers and filters show no change In
price ana remain quiet.
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Baseball Yesterday.

[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
Chicago Game postponed by rain.
Washington Nationals, 10; Ba!ti-
more, ).
Newark Newark, g.; Athletic, /.
Buffalo: Providence, 4; Buffalo, 0.
Second game Providence, 6; Buffalo,
Brooklyn; Brooklyn, 5; Metropolis
tans, 0.
st. Louis New York, s st. Louis,
/.
Detroit Detroit, Z; Boston, Is.
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The Ersnsment Paris says that VI.
de Blowitz, the most eminent and most
decorated pachyderm in Europe, can
now breathe freely. Jumbo, his only
rival, is dead"
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half miIes--King b. won; Nsttls Sc.
cond. Tsx-CIatherer third. Time, 2:42i.
Fifth race--purse 1850, steeple-chase,
long course-Ecuador won; Harry
Mann second, Dangerdeld third. Time,
5.o0i
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EI.nIfR.

We quote: Fine, s2.75a,s; superfne,
ssafs.5O: extra, s3.75as4; family, s4a
t75: patent family. country. S5.25at5.6 so.
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Conclusion of n Notorious Case

BY Telegraph 10 the Dlslatcn.l
WATERLOO, Iowa, October THE
lawsuit known as the Jones-county
calf case " has been concluded in the
Circuit Court Of this city. 1t was an
action brought by Robert Johnson
against L. V. Miller and six other de-
PENDANTS for $4,000 for malicious pro-
secution eleven years ago. John Fore
man, Of Jones county, Iowa, had four
calves stolen, and about the same time
Robert johnson, a neighboring farmer,
bought some calves for S. ID. Potter, of
Green county. These calves proved to
be the ones stolen from Foreman.
Soon after johnson was prosecuted by
the Anti Horse Thief Association Of
Jones county for the theft OF the calves.
He was tried twice and acquitted, and in
1877 brought suit against seven men,
bers Of the Association for malicious
prosecution, alleging that they did not
have probable cause for commencing the
action. The case has been before the
courts ever since and has been tried five
times, and each time except one plain
tiff received a verdict ranging from
$4,000 to $500. but each time the
verdict was set aside. The jury to-day
awarded $1,000. The costs, attorneys
fees, and expenses entailed upon all
parties to the litigation are estimated at
over $4,000, and several prosperous
farmers have been rendered bankrupt,
while the calves in the first place were
not worth ESQ.
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COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS..
STRICT MIDDLISG.-9Ac.
AIDDLING.-9e C.
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MAHINE isTELLiGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 7. lsss.
ARRIVED.
schooner Ann T.. Valentine, Chambers,
Philadelphia. coal, 4. l.. Murphy.
Schooner Rover. -, Hasre de Grace,
coal >. l.. Lathrop.
sAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Giiford. Norfolk, United
states mall, merchandise. and passengers.
l.. h. Tatum, agent.
Schooner John r.. Sanford. Hendren, Fall
River, pig iron, John y. Gordon. agent.
Schooner Alfred Keen. Greedy, New York
al q Fort Morris pigiron aud camel coal |;
vessel TO Curtis & Parker.
schooner kdith Il. ENermau. Narraman.
Newark, camel coal. q. Storrs. agent yes-
sel, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner r. r. nottingham. Smith, Phila-
delphia. gIsnife. Rich InoDd Granite Com
paDy. vessel, Curtis < Parker.
Schooner Beulah'aBd. Hulings. Clare
mont, 10 lead wood for Philadelphia.
CLEARED.
Barkentine Milo. Wheaton. Rio Ggande
Go sul.or Peloias, -four, Haxall-crenshaw
ton pany.
Schooner Johann German. Ulp,s, Porto
Allegro. Hour. Oalleyo- Mills Manufacturing
Company.
schooner CarplDcho (British). Foxes.
Bahia, -four. baxail.crepshaw Company.
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PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS. Der.
lBy telegraph
AREIyRn.

steamship Breakwster. Jenny. New
York. and FAILED for West Point.
steamship Blackstone. Foster. providcn
and sailed for West Point.
steamship scaios (British), Lofsley. New
York.
brig sarah r.. Kennedy. Walters
Schooner Ciiy OF Jaeksonviile. stnwee.
JacksonN vile.
schooneis sue williamx PeArcs; samuel
:. JhoIp. pearce; w. II. Bailey, Longxtrsst,
John ". Brown. brown, New York.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NBATLY
DExECUfKD Of the DIaPATCupnUxi
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WEDNESDAY. October 7, 1885.
sALBs.-l64.S0 Virginia new per cent
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Home Secretary, 80 Nassau street,
New York.
II. J. Philpot, Western Secretary,
Dts Moines. Iowa.
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Detroit Detroit, Z; Boston, IS.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, October 7.--Virginis SIS, con-
soils, As; past due coupons o9.l; new
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LA COUvEUSE POUR ENFANTS

On Went de presenter a facade
ME de medicine de Paris un appa-
reil original mails qui a une grande
Importance. Ils'agitd'une couveuse
ct dune gaveuse. pour enfants!'
En- 1881, a pexposition agricole
de Paris, les visiteurs s'arretaient
tres intrigues devant un petitappa-
reil surmonte de Get e%criteau Cou.
re~se pour enfants j.! On crut alors d
une justification ct Pom Sc conten-
ia de rire ct de passer. Invention,
depuis 1881, a fait son chemin ct
ellie est arrivee jusqu'a l'academie.
LIE docteur Tarnier, chirurgiendc
rhopital de la Maternite, a Paris,
en- visitant unjour les couveuses du
Jardin discrimination, cut ridee
d'appliquer la methode a respece
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BONNEMENT
ANNONCES.

~
IN carre de l0lisnes; lare insertion . 90
g" -. ame Is
Insertion add. 81
Toute annonce indignant la profession
ayee Tadresst ct n'excedant pas quatre
lignes. par an. d'avancc.- - W
Annorcas do candidats. d'ayapce . =. 10 co
Necrolo.ie. par III
Toute annonce commercials publiee a Tan
nee sera inseree an taux de so cents par pou-
CO pour la premiere insertion ct - cents pour
les insertions su%hStIuentes.
Toutc annonce don't lc nomhre d'insertions
nest pas specific sera inseree juslua neuvel
ordre au taux ordinairc. 90
ATELIER APPROPRIATENESS.
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rition ct deux jeunes files ont es-
sayt, mais sans success, de renouve'
Ter les scenes DIES jours precedents'
L'apparition n'ayant pas eu lieu, les
spectateurs Sc sOnt retires desap-
pointes. LIE syndic a ~toutefois main
tenu une garde a Corazzo pour pre-.
venir lie retOur DIES scenes.
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UNE %PRETENDTE APPARI-
TION.
MIR


Les j~ournaux italiens %racentent
que lie syndic de Co,azzo, village
situe pres de PIaisance, Went de
metre fin dune maniere fort sim
pie a une hallucination qui s'6tait
emparee depuis pres dun mois dun
certain nombre de ses administers
ct qui await gagne les habitants
DIES envirOns. VOici les fats
Une eufant de ONE ans, file du
s0nneur des clOches de Corazz0,
await fat aux gems de Corazzo lie
r6cit suivant : "Elle await WI sur la
route de la montague une dame ex
cessivement belle, vetue de bleu,
Qui &tait sortie du bois ct lui await
ditsqu'elle etait la madonr, a qul lie
Christ, son fills, await permits de re-
venir une fois sur Ia ter-e. IL etait
fseign6 de piniquite DIES hommes ct
6lle de leur incredulite. Aussl al.
lait-elle roster quelque temps dams
&c lieu, on lon viendrait l'adorer,
ct on Pom Reconstructed ?OratOire
qui y await existe. Celia dit, la ma
done await disparu."
La v6racit6 de la petite Desolina
Lusenti ne fut pas IN instant mise
en- doute. Des professions Sc rendi-
rent bient6t a pentree du bois, ct
lie nombre des homnes, DIES femmes
ct des enfants -qui pretendaient
avoir WI Ia. malone ALA c~roisant.
De tous les environs accoururent
des visiteurs les arbres ct les haies
sc 'couvrirent d'offrandes destinees
ala chasse miraculeuse, qui consis-
TAFT en- une corbeille deposee au
bord de la route ct ornee de deux
GU trois morceaux d'etoffe. On vo-
yait des jeunes files Sc prosterner
sur les roches ct supplier a grands
Girls la Verge d'apparaitre jusqu'a
ce qu'elles tombassent de fatigue,
puts, Sc relevant, d6clarassentavoir
WI la malone. A &c moment, tous
les assistants tomhaient a genoux
ct baisaient la terre, gemissant ct
pleurant. &c spectacle attirait tous
les jOurs une grande foule. Dix
mile personnes avaient deja visit6
la localite, ct rien n'annoncait la
fin de ces pelerinages quand rauto-
rite ajuge bon d'y METRE fin.
LIE syndic de Corazzo, a fait venir
de Plaisance DIES carabiniers ct des
troupes de la ligne, ct lie jour OH la
madone devait apparaitre pour la
derni6re fois, il s'est rendu a Zen
droit designe, a enleve la corbeille
ct tous les ex.vot0, remettant lie
tout AL pretre de la paroisse, qui
devait les deposer dams reglise, a
fait copper lie petit bosquet par les
carabiniers ct enlever les pierres
sur lesquelles les pelerins Sc pros
ternaient. Celia fait, la foule ayant
garde lie silence, ct quelques per-
sonnes meme ayant applaud, il
s'est eloign6 en- l~aissant quelques
carabiniers sur la place. Toute Ia
%journee, un assez grand nombre de
croyants ont encore atuendu Kappa.
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POUR LES DANES.

Sill faut ell crolre notre confrere
Loredan Larchey, du Monde illustre,
NJ. Chevreul, oui, NJ. Chevreul, Pc
mlnent membre de rInstitut, lie do.
yen DIES etudiants, don't on va cele.
brer dams quelques jours lie cente-
naire, s'est beaucoup occupe dams
sa jeunesse, DIES toilettes feminines F:
il a meme fait a ce sujet un ouvra>
&c tres remarquable u la loi du
cOntraste simultane DIES couleurs.
Nous extrayons de &c livre, que
tout journal de mode qui Sc respec-
te possede dams sa bibliotheque, lie
passage suivant qui traite de PIN
portante question DIES chapeaux
pour les danes.
Ces details, nous ell sommes con
%vaincus, interesseront surtout nos
charmantes l~ectrices.
Ecoutons lie doyen DIES savants.
Tn chapeau n0ir a plumes GU a
feurs blanches, GU roses, on rou>
ges, convent aux blondes.
II he m'essied pas aux brunes,
mails sans etre d'aussi bon effet.
Celles-ci peuvent %ajouter des 1eurs
on plumes orangees gu james.
LIE chapeau blanc matne convent
reellement qu'aux carnations blan-
ches GU rosees, quill s'agisse de
blondes on de brunes. II EN- est au-
trement des chapeaux de gaze, de
crepe, de tulle ; ills wont a toutes
les carnations.
Pour les blondes lie chapeau
blanc peut recevoir des f1eurs blan-
ches, on roses, GU surtout bleues.
Les brunes doivent eviter lie bleu,
preferer le rouge, lie rose, rorange.
LIE chapeau bleu clair convent
specialement au type blond ilpeut
6tre orne de 1eurs blanches, quel.
quefois de fleurs james on oran.
gees, mails non de feurs roses on
v%iolettes. La bruno qui risque lie
chapeau bleu ne peut Sc passer d'ac-
cessoires oranges on james.
LIE chapeau vert fait valoir les
carnations blanches ct doucement
rosees. II peut recevoir des 1eurs
blanches, rouges ct surtout roses.
LIE chapeau rose ne dot pas avoi-
siner la peau ; il doit en- etre separ6
par les cheveux, on par une garni-
ture blanche on par une garniture
verte, ce qui vaudrait encore mieux.
Les heurs blanches d feuillage abon-
dant son dun bon effet dams lie
rose.
. LIE chapeau rouge plus on moins
fonce nest conseille qu'aux figures
trop colorees.
Eviter les chapeaux james ct
oranges. Sc montrer fort reserve
vis-a.vis du ehapeau violet, qui est
toujours deliverable aux carna.
tons, a moins quill en- soft s6par6
non settlement par les cheveux,
mails par des accessories jaunes,
qu'une bruno seul pourra risquer
avec des accessories bleus on vio-
let's.
-Quel success on aurait pu pre-
dire a NJ. Chevreul, sill s'etait Ian
&c dams les revues de mode!
COUVEUSE POUR ENFANTS
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RorARY jon Press.

Ayant tout lie matGriel necessaire. nous SOM
mes a meme d'executer tour les ouvrages ty-
pographiques qui nous seront comics Les
brets d';Nocat. cartes d'aitaiIes, entctes de
features. tickets d'habitation. blancs. circu-
laires, etc. seront imprimts dams le plus BRET
delai ct a des prix mOdGres.
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NOTICE.

Having purchased the eligibly situated boil
er shop Of r. Hogan, in this town, l am now
prepared to take contracts for making new
Boilers and repairing old ones. Full s~atisfac
ton guaranteed, work will he done at the low
est figures. Ihave secured the services of Mr..
r. Hogan, az foreman and manager who has
had lon. experience in this business. Parties
will find it to their interest to call on me be-
fore making contracts elsewhere.
> a1tt WV. II. Raglan,
Thibodaux, April 9Th. 1883.
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puts, on a l6gerement modifie le
type prlmitif; mails, au fond, lacou.
veuse cOnsiste tout bonnement Ell
une large boite en- bois divisee Ell
deux compartments, Fun inferieur
qui renferme mn reservoir a eau
chaude, Pautre superieur on repose
Penfant. Ce dernier compartment
est ferm6 par deux glaces de YER
res mobiles ct superposees, q tra>
vers lesquelles on peut snrveiller
lie nourrissOn ct voir 81 la tempera.
ture, marquee par un tbermometre,
reste convenable.
Une petite porte est m6nagee la
%teralement pour que ron puisse re
tirer lie berceau ct allaiter on gaver
lie %nOurrissOn. lair arrive par
DIES trous menages dams lie compar-
timent inferieur, d'on il s'echappe
par des oriices disposes le long des
glaces. La temperature est mainte,
nue. constante entire 80 ct 80 degrees
centigrades. L'enfant est place tout
habille dams l'appareil ; on ne Pen
retire que toutes les deux heures
pour l'a)imenter ct lie changer.
Sans insister sur les details nj
sur lie gavage Qui Sc fait comme
pour les poulets, avec du lait de
femme, nous s%ignalerons les result
tats obtenus. De nOvemhre 1881 a
Juliet 1888, OF a traitG 4 Ia Mater
mite $50 enfants don't % mes avant
terme ct les autres tres chetifs. I'm
enfant bien pOrtant, ne Il terme,
pese en- moyenne $500 grammes.
L'enfant chetif on venu avant Fheu.
re pese a peine la Motto de CO chif'
fire. ...
Les chances de mort depassent
les chances de vie quand renfant
pese a sa naissance moins de 5000
grammes. La mortalite est dams ce
cas-, d'apres toutes les statistiques,
de IS p. C. e~nvirons.
Or, avec Ia couveuse Tarnier, les
proportions sont renversees. Sur
SO enfants mes avant terme, 81 sont
morris ct g. sont SORTS vivants de
pappareil ct ont etc saves.
Mtmes resultats favorables dams
10 traitement lie pedeme des nou-
veau.n6s. La mortalite est dams &c
cas- tres elevee 16 morris sur 20 en-
fants. Avec la couveuse : 4 morris,
81 g~u6risons.
LIE sejour dams la couveuse varie
de l jour a 6 semaines. I'm enfant
ne 4 6 mois ct 6 jours = est reste
40 jours ct a vecu.
NJ. Tarnier presente a ses confre.
res deux nourrissons, mes depuis
six semaines ct qui ayant common
&c a t6ter, peuvent 6tre consider6s
CONNIE sauves, on, du moins, CON-
me ayant franchi la periodic la plus
perineuse de pelevage. j.
Ces,enfants sont mes, scion toute
probabilite, vers lie commencement
du sixieme mois GU vers la fin du
cinquieme. L'un pesait, 4 "a nais.
sance, 1920 grammes il est tomb6
a $50 grammes ; il pese aujourd'-
hui 955 grammes. II etait rouge,
await le corps transparent ct dune
extreme gracilite. Hautre enfant,
un peu plus fort, pesait 100 gram
mes; il en- pese aojourd'hui 1900.
M. Tarnier, avec une legitime fl.
erte presente ses nourrissons a IA
cad6mie ; malgre leur invraisem.
blable petitesse ills tiennent dams
lie creux des deux mains rappro-
chess lis t6moignent de leur vital
t6 par leur agitation ct leurs cris.
Conclusion, un grand nombre
d'enfants youes a .une mort certai.
ne sc portent aujourd'hui fort bien.
Aussi les cOuyeusesl com mencent &
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