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the virtues vices habits and physical condition, OF
the parents, determine the intellectual, moral and
physical nature Of the offspring There are two laws
constantly operating in the propagation OF mankind
the law OF Diversity. under which every indyid-
ual is impressed with some individual popularity
aud by which varieties are produced within certain
limits; and the law of Uniformity under which forms
are arranged upon normal type. Under the law Of
Uniformity children inherit not only the general
form and appearance Of their parents but also their
mental and moral constitutions and even their &C.
quired habits of life. Under the law Of Diversity
deforn:ity and ugness give origin to grace and
beauty, and generations are enabled to free them
selves from hereditary faint DIR. Elan doubts
whether these two laws are much opposed to each
other as at first 1t TO indeed that
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violence Oar author classes among these diseases
the first belief in idolatry and human sacrifices; the
heresies of the Gnostics and other early Christian
sects; the imaee-worshp of the Church; the extra
ordinary spread of monacbism the asceticism of
the ancborites; the rise of Mahometansm; the
deluson of trials by ordeal the fanatlcsm
Of the Crusades; the rise and spread Of
the Flagellants or whippeTs; the wholesale
murder of Jews on suspicion Of having poisoned the
water; the dancing mania which seized upon the
Netherlands in such extraordinary way during
the latter part of the 14th century; the long and
horrible mania of witchcraft; and in later times the
extravagances of the CORCalsiORHGCs of ST. M6dard,
the MormOns. and the believers i'll SDritualism.
Almost every one will agree that he carries these
illustrations TOO far; but making necessary deduc-
tons there is still force in the theory that many of
these disorders were in the nature OF an epidemic
disease Not only they be traced to disorders of
the physical systematic Senses the muscular action,
the organs of intelligence - but Dr.. Elan be-
be traced to external physical causes.
1t is ascertained that certain pathological condition
of the nervous centers is connected with illusions
1t is well known also that whatever subjective sensa-
tons may be produced by external agency may also
be produced by internal changes l. Co. changes in the
organs themselves. Thus from congestion and
other causes the eye may perceive light the ear may
perceive sound when neither light nor sound is ac-
tualy present Under similar circumstances the in
tegence is troubled creates strange associations Of
ideas, sees visions, and appears distracted from a
real world 10 live in imaginary one" As certain
pathological conditions, Influenced by causes not yet
fully understood, have a tendency 10 become cpl
dcmic, DIR. Elan apparently infers that the morbid
organic changes IN the nervous ceBtors which pro
duce visionary results In individual cases may be-
come epidemic or contagious TO such an extent as
TO explain the long catalogue Of deusiOns which
we have Just enumerated 1t is nor clear, however,
how far lie intends 10 push his reasoning on this
matter and he leaves us in doubt whether he
means 10 refer epidemic delusOns 10 mans we'll
known propensity toward imitation or to the pres
ence of actual physical disease. IL is the initiative
faculty TO which he refers the horrible popularity
which often attends certain species of crimes. One
startling murder it has been remarked Is the sure
herald of several. and We certainly have striking
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-13
CONDENsEB TELEGRAMs.

TUESDAY, Dec. lS.
Gold closed In New York, yesterday, al
los.
Senator Cottr.n, of Nj don't want to
/ be reelected.
New Orleans is free of yellow fever, but
has little base ball LETT
CASTOR, Democrat. was elected Mayor Of
Boston, by 5000 majority.
Golden City, Colorado, had little earth
quake as a Sunday amusement.
Another victim of the IRE at the Var.e-
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The shatnnuck mutineers have been dis.
charged except the three ringlesders-
The Spanish Deputation were received
on Friday last by Duke Aosta and the
Prince Of Carignon.
The total insurance on the buildings
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over $4,000.
Judge c. b. Lawrence says he don't want
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Hattie Turner took fifteen cents worth Of
stryehnine in Chicago, and stlll lives 10
plague her relations.
Fred Blebusch, the counterfslter, was
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The PennsyIYania order of s. p. K. are
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Z
Oakley HalIs request 10 have a uni
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The Masonic Grand Lodge of Virginia,
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About hundred thousand dollars more
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James B. Black was reelected Mayor of
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The labor reform men called on B. Gratz
Brown, at st. Louis, yesterday, and ex-
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Clayton. Williams & Co. New Orleans
liquor dealers swindlen the bangs OF that
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Saturday.
The heirs OF II. c. Renham a Plttsbur9
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Judge Beasley. of New Jersey, refuses to
modify, his decision so as to prevent the
Delaware and LachawRna passenger trains
from going through the Bergen tunnel.
Ada Jones was found murdered In Mem
phis on Sunday, and her friend, Van Rob
was held on suspicion Of the murder. ].
H. Savage and Pat Sullivan are held as ac-
complies. e.,
Clinton Rice, Counsellor of the Haytien
Legation, on Thursday last, sent a chal-
lenge to Dom Piatt, the well-knoWn
Washfngton correspondent OF the C1ncin.
natl Commercial, 10 settle with pistols q
question Of veraclty existing between
them. Piatt politely declined to risk his
life by any such fOolishness, al
though Rice had disclosed to his friends
his purpose to put the police on their
guard to prevent q duel. Rice himself was
put under parole by the Chief of Police,
not to leave the district for the purpose Of
lighting duel. A parole there is not the
slightest danger of being violated. ta.
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BEEF-l09l5c; extra 159l83; beef hams
2993Ic for smoked; prime mess 26a2Sc, and
India mess 309S2c
CUT MEAT5-Dull; plain hams ll@l3c.
BAcoN-Shoulders 8g8S; niddles dull;
short clear middles for February liz: long
clear IL q. F-
LARD and prices dropping: prime
steam ll1Sgl21S; kettle I2s<q5lSc.
BUTTER-Dull, but uncLanged; western
12025c; Stale 20d42c
CHEESE-l2Ql6LS,
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-13
Cincinnati Harkef,

By Telegraph CIECIEEATI, Dec. u.
CoTToH-DuiI and market unsettled.
FLoUR-Duu but unchangedi fsmily
WHE4T-DuII but unchanged; red 81 i59
l Is asked.
CoRE-Quiet and unchanged at 50952
RYE-Dull and prices dropping at B36S5e.
OATS-Dull and dropping; No. 36946.
BARLEK-Qutet and unchanged at tl 90
al o..
GROCERIES Unchanged: coffee 1S92ie I:
sugar New Orleans, 108l21ac; molasses 10
@75c.
OILs-Quiet and unchanged.
EGGS-DulI but unchanged.
BUTrER-Dnu but unchanged.
CHEEsE-Demand firm and market an
changed
SEEDs-Unchanged.
PoRK-Is dull and the market unsettled.
BULK MEA1S--luIl and prices nominal Z
asking prices &c, lUC anu xb12 CUucess1 Ons
would have TO be made TO sell.
BACoE-Dull and prices nominal; asking
lie, l315 and I4c.
LAED-Dull and the market unsettled at
l11Z9ll5<.
HoGs-Opened firm, but closed dull and
prices dropping; opened at 90 30@6 40; clos
ing fiat at t6g6 20: receipts for two days
1900.
UATTLE-Dull but unchanged.
ToBAcco-Steady with a moderate Dc
mand.
WHIsKx-Demand fair and market nrm
ct 7@8Scs
GOLD 81 10Z.