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ExPERImEvTs WITH LUxAz1Es.

DR.. Ponza. director of the insane asy-
lum at Alessandria, Piedmont, has made
some interesting experiments to ascer
tain the effects of solar light on Iunatics.
Several rooms were specially prepared
for this purpose, the walls being painted
of the same color as the glass panes of the
windows, these latter being quite nu-
merous, in order to favor the action of
the light. One of the patients thus
treated, affected with morbid taciturn-
ity, became gay and afable' after three
hours stay in a red chamber; another, a
maniac, who had refused all food, asked
for some breakfast after having stayed
twenty-fOur hours in the same red
chamber. In a blue one, a highly
excited mailman, with straight waist
coat on, was kept all day an hour after
he appeared much calmer. A patient
was made to PASS the night in violet
chamber; on the following day he begged
DIR. Ponza to send him home, because he
felt himself cured, and he has been well
ever since. DR.. Penza's conclusions
from his experiments are that the violet
rays, of all others, possess the most in
tense elector-chemical power; the red
light is also very rich in caloriic rays
blue light, on the contrary, is quite
devoid of them, as well of chemical and
electric ones. It's benefcent influence
is hard to explain, but as it is the absO-
lutte negation of all excitement, it sue
ceeds admirably in calming the excite,
ment of furious maniacs.
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PATENT SUGAR EVAPORATION.

Referring to our notice that the Blymyer
Manufacturing Co. had brought suit in the
United States Circuit Court to protect them
selves against the alleged infringement Of the
Cook Evaporation patent by the sale Of the
SCANTLIN EVaporator, and others, we are in
formed by MessFs. Thomas Scantlin & Sons,
sole owners and patertees of the Seantlin
Evaporation, that the bringing and dIsmissing
of suits is an old device, one of the tricks
of trade" They assure us that Cook and
Blymyer, in succession, have for eleven years
been engaged in bringing occasional suits to
scare the customers OF other manufacturers,
but when pressed for trial they dismiss and
pay costs. On one occasion the court reached
the me its of the case ond decided against
them on a preliminary examination. Per
sons interested in this branch of maupfac-
turing would do well to address ThOs. Scsnt-
lin l. Sons, Evansville, Ind, and they viii re-
ceive full information concerning the merits
of their very popular Evaperator.
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WmHoFTs TCNIC!-A SAFE, SURE
AND SCIENTIFIC CURE THE unprecedented
sale of this world-renowned medicine proves
ineontestably that no remedy has superseded
the use of this reliable Tonic. No spleen
has been found so hard as not to yield to its
softenlng influence, and ne liver so hyper.
trophied as not to give up its long-retained
bilious secretiOus, and no Chill or Fever has
vet refused to fall into line. G. r. FINLAY
4 Co, PrePrietOrs, New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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GENERAL MARKETREVIEW



Flour frm family, S5a4.5O W heat firm red,
81 Corn dull. 42a4Se. Oats 6rmer, S&3S6c. Pork
huevant, SIT Bulk meat Ease. Bacon, T54al054c.
Sugar cured hams, l512c Lard steady. Whisky,
Sl,O7. .
CINCINNATI.
Flour quiet hut firm. Wheat steady, with fair
demand; red 9OcaSl o. Corn in fair demand, a6t
47c Oats in good demand, 33aSgc. Pork easier,
SI9al9 %. Lard ia fair demand closing at i01$c.
BULK meats 7a91gc. Bacon, T54al0asc. whisky
Sl.O7.
Flour Hrmer for superdne, tine and sound medi-
UNI extras, but prices unchanged. Wheat 6TmeE
for best grades but higher for others; No, red
winter SIl5l4. Corn inactive and lower, at Athsc.
eats ann; SSc bid for No ?. Whisky, Sl.0S. Lard
dun and lower ut lUt4c. Bulk meat, 9a93EC Bacon,
SalOc. Hogs higher, $5.laa625
NEW ORLEANS.
Flour. 81. 50a5 25 Corn in fair demand yellow,
use. Oats in fair demand Galena higher, SOC,
Corpmell s. 40. Hay-prime, $40. POFk-mess,
sl7 Stalls Lard, l1all1sC. bulk meatS-shOuldeTs
7l,c Bacon, SSsalt}4c. Sugar cured hams, l54a
IBt%c, Whisky-ch0ice western, Sl,llalI5
COTTON MARKET8.
NV DEMONSTRATING lie.
Misunderstanding lOlc.
MISUNDERSTANDING lOIsc.
CHARLESTON Middhng 1Q54c.
demonstrating lie.
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When you see a young man wearing
one of these nobby little boating hats
you can assure your questioning soul
that he doesn't and never did belong to
a boat club, just as you knew when you
see a young man who habitually carries
his umbrella at carry" that you can
safely bet your boarded millions he was
never in the army.-HdWkeye.
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CHAPPED hands, face, pimples, ring
worm, saltrheum, and other cutaneOus attec.
tions cured and rough SKIN made soft and
smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. Be
CAREFUL to get only that made by Caswell,
Hazard L Co., New York, as there are many
limitations made with common tar, all OF
which are worthless.
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DIR. TUT authorizes his agents to refund the
money in every case where his Hair Dye fails.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. 1t acts like magt,
easily appie,i and Is perfectly natural Sold by all
respectable Druggists. is Murray Street n. I.
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MISSIONARIES and others sojOurning in
foreign lands should not fail to take with
them a good supply Of JOhnson's AnOdyne
Liniment. IT is the most reliable medicine
for all purposes there is in the world.
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AT our request, Cragin 4 Co., of Phil
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81 wish was a pudding, mamma. "
"'Cause l should have lots OF
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CONTAGIOUS diseases, such as horse
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, 1876-11-05
DIR. F. l.. BOND.

The Wonderful Cancer Cures he Is Efectfng
at His Cancer Hospital at Aurora, Kane
County, Ill.
From week to week We have mentioned the
progress upon the new additions to Dr.. Ponds
Cancer Hospital, which gives him the capacity
to accommodate 800 patients-and it is unneces-
sar to enter into details as to the dimensions and
character OF the building or its appointments
The Doctor has been With us three years or
more, and almost every month Of this time We
have been called upon to personally note his
treatment Of cancers, and the wonderful success
attending his 1abors; We have always been care
full, while expressing our candid and honest
opinion, to give plentiful opportunity for those
disposed to question our statements, to COM
pare notes b. referring them to scores of per-
sons who have been cured By him, and were but
too glad to render their testimony in reference
to Dr.. Ponds skill; and to-day we only desire
to mention the fact that the newly ranged and
reftted Cancer Hospital in this city the largest,
most complete, and successful in the United
States, is now in full working order, with ample
accommodations for $40 patients.
The building we have repeatedly spoken OF,
and need only add that 1t is fitted up through
out with all the modern improvements heated
by steam, supplied with gas and water, and all
the other con!eniences Of q 1irst-class private
residence Three 500+barrel cisterns in the
basement and another in the roof Of the fourth
story supply an abundance of water for all pur-
poses, and every detail is carefully supplied
upon an equally liberal scale.
The electrical apparatus is in charge Of Dr. 4,
SpauIdfng, connecting with every room in the
building, and Dr.. SpauIding devotcs his entire
time to the care Of patients here. DR.. E. q.
Gale is also constant attendant, and both Of
these skiliful and wcll-known physicians find
their hands full OF business.
There we're last week in the hospital 100
patients.
Patients are presenting themselves almost
each day-from every part Of the Union, and
among the arrivals last week We noticed three
new and dangerous cases from New York CITY,
two from Vermont, four from Iowa, one from
Michigan, several from Chicago, and other
points. Dr.. Pond is doing wonderful work in
the relief Of suffering humanity and the cure Of
this frighttu1 disease. We have many examples
Of his success here in our midst, and in almost
every ncighboring village and city, of persons
cured by him two and three years ago, and after
they had been abandoned by other practitioners.
The afflicted can do 10 better than interview
these parties and judge for themselves. Their
naIacs or many Of them have been frequently
published in the Ieacon, they can be reached
without trouble OF expense, and their testimony
cannot fail to prove convincing-Aurora tIR)
Beacon, Sept 16
, 1876-11-05
1.-THE LANGUAGE OF CONGRESS. u

20 1Ar t<HttoT Qf The Tribune.
WAUKEaAs, ILL.,, Nov. 4.-Bciue resident
and voter Of this {the Third) Congressional
District, WAS not little pleased at THE TRIP
uSE's expose Of the Times lies in reference to
Mr. Brentano, our popular candidate for Con-
gress. Without wasting words on Lie aloyne,
who Is simply noncntity in Lake County ami
viii get but handful Of votes there, allow me
to adu a word to your rery first remarks in re-
The charge that Mr: Brentano cannot address
an audience in the language OF CONGRESS is
sheer nonsense, and has no foundation. TBE
TRIBUNE, in its remarks under the head Of
1.-THE Third Congressional District" neglected
to mention that Alr. Brcntano had addressed an
immense and enthusiastic audience in Wauke-
gaq, and be addressed us, too, in the language
Of Congress, ~ and In such good. plain English,
that he was cncercd and applauded to the echo
hy an audience composed largely Of Americans,
among whom were a handsome showing of Ia
dies. And our German fct1ow-citizens were
IN mere too, both ladies and gentlemen, in good
L numbers. air. Brentano's speech on
thls occasion vas pronounced one Of the
strongest and best Of the campaign
, 1876-11-05

rency, and Immediately became great fayorite
with tho spectators. It was improved with
expensive buildings, and has become one OF
ne fashionable quarters OF New YORK.
speculators have fallen, and most Of the land
has now gone back into the hands Of Mr.. Lenox,
who has had to foreclose on it for delinquencies
IN the payment Of purchase-moncy mortgages.
instances are not lnflequent 10 Chicago when
the same thing has happened Cases are well
known of property that has been sold many
times in succession to speculators, each sale at
handsome advance, and that now rests secure
in the hands Of the original owner. It is said
that only the unincumbercd New York estates
have survived the different panics. Every at
tempt to carry through heavily-mortgaged
uncomfortable strains on clear owners, but they
break down the SPECTATORS
HEAVY REALEsTATE OPERATOR EMBARRASSED.
The wcil-known Edward Matthews, one OF
the largest reai-estate dealers and proprietors
Of New York, has become SO seriously involved
that his entire fortune is likely to he swept
away. His rcal-estate revenues between 1862
and 1872 amounted to 81, 000, 600. His embar-
rassments hare not been caused ny the depre-
citation OF real estate, but br some unfortunate
speculation il Southern railroad bonds. His
creditors are trying to put him into bankruptcy,
and claim that his estate is worth 81, 5O0, 900,
and sufficient to pay all .hetr claims.
BUILDING IN NEW YORK.
Inc lol10WlnS are Int STATISTICS Of building In
New York for the quarter ended Sept. so to-
gether with some interesting comparisons with
the corresponding periods 0: other years:
Plans fled for new buildings. 1876. 100; 1875,
16l;-a decrease Of Il: number Of buildings in
estimated coste 1916. s., ST. 478: 1s75, 49, 108,
87o.-a decrease ot S3s1, 1872; plans ior altera-
tious 1875. 223; 1873, 232,-a decrease Of %;
number OF buildings included, 1876, 40; 1875,
56o.-a decrease Of 20; estimated cost, 1876,
S5.21. 1l3: 1878, S7lS 435 -x dccre.se AZ SIM
2s2. In 1876 there were 30a new buildings begun,
23o completed. snd 748 were in progress The
following arc the amounts PROPOSED to be expend-
il1st nine months Of the yenls 1874 1875. and
1876: FromJan. to Oct !. 1874. new buildings,
81, 0e3. S27: alterations. S. 0+ na5; tota sl5-
MI. S24; 1875, new buildings. s1'. 049, $50: al
terations 81 ~: 2s3: total. ST, 796. $50: 1876,
new buildings, SIS 09s, $40: alterations g. ZIG.
$40; total. SIG 40. 750. nearly 81, 000 600 more
than in 1874, but over ST. 'W0, 600 less than in
1872 For the nine months IL !he three years the
fotnls are: New buildings. S41. 1856. sS7; altera~
tions, So. o72, go; total, $50, c39, 1o7.
, 1876-11-05
THE HAPPY SPIRIT,

Wild the Autumn winds are crying;
Leaves are falling, brown and sore;
Birds Of passage southwark fying,
Hush their trilling songs OF cheer;
Flowers, Of late SO brightly blooming.
Now nre scattered faded, dead;
Insects, long 20 merry humuins,
Have, with all their music, fed.
Sauirrcls for the barren weather
Deep cracking stock have atoreds
Frugal bees have ceased to gather
Sweets to swell their honey hoard.
an looks gloomy: E'cn the river,
Lately laughing, free and. clear.
Now seems Etghing with shiver
At the frozen bondage near.
Friends who yesterday were esv}y
Smiling In Life's brightest bloom,
Have today passed through the valley
Darkcncd BY the dismal tomb.
Ic1 my spirit Is not grieving,
Though tie blossoms one by one
With the Summer birds are leaving.
Though the flowers Of Life have Conel
Why 20 happy, gentle spirit.
Way go Eay, when all are cad?
Winters near! Do you not fear It!
Answers thus my spirit lightly:
Why mourn friends OF blossoms desdY
Hopes star still is shining brightly,
Casting cheering CLEANS ahead!
Though the birds hare a1l departed,
Though the year il on the wane,
lie not EvofuI or rad-hcartrd,-
Summer soon will cune again.
Flowers that late on Earth were growing.
Smiling in their fondest lave,
VIC shall find their sweets bestoving
In the gardens laid above.
MA1co1x TAYLOR.
, 1876-11-05
REAL ESTATE.
The Business Of the Loan Market Last
Week Not Active.
Sale Of q Valuable Business Prop
erty on State Street.
f}ther Transactions of the Week-Enbar-
rassment Of New York Real
Estate Dealers

The Eezther the past week has not been
favorable for business, and hence not many new
1oana have been negotiated. The demand Is
SLOW. and there are but few building loans now
on The market These latter have generally
made the bulk of thcb 1siness. The assistance
needed to carry improved property is growing
gradually less necessary. Payments arc very
satisfactory, and there are less complaints on
this head than hare been known for long time.
Figuratirely speaking. October makes the best
showing Of any month of tho year, but there
must be deducted $1,5oo 600 charged against
the Joliet Iron and Steel Company, which is an
old incumbrance, and has been merely re-record-
cd for the purpose Of keeping alive the mort
gage on their personal property. The new
business for October WAS very small. In the
matter of payments there was marked fm-
proremcni~ Facts speak for themselves, and
tho favorable reports Of loan agents the past
few weeks arc borne out By the figures Among
tile prominent loans the past week we're the
following:
Eighty acres at East Washington Asights to Sc
nr, each for $500, bearing per cent Interest:
R.xae'fK B:ne, Ke~ ass Yarf. '''S - '"' fD
Sortheart corner Monroe and Desplnines streets,
19xl3O feet; also 80 acres In Sec. 1i &c. Is. to
sccnre $26. 600, due in Eve years; interest per
cent
Madison and Monroe streets, SO. 600; ire years
Huron 1s Street 12o feet south front ly 1876 feet
northwest corner OF Carpenter street, S. 600; five
Canal street, Is feet, west front, between Ran
dolph aud Washington streets, $40, 090. This is
c1ty. The original notes drew per cent interest,
but the new ones draw per cent and mature next
Je:1.
, 1876-11-05

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in Lake County, and, rs proof that it was de-
iirered in what shylock Storey calls 'the Ian
guage Of Congress" will say that such lame
ducks as Ed .'"nn;s, 'sLcft-Footod' Haines,
sold Bod,'' u. ot:ier Democrat: birds, are
getting black i'll the face over their efforts to
destroy its good effects here in Waukegan: II
our next Congress is composed wholly OF Bren-
tanos, the "War " Is forever over. Yours, etc,
JNES.
, 1876-11-05

"You haven't got euch thing as pair Of
old trousers, have you!'' "No, my man." said
the merchant. ~ don't keep my wardrobe in
my counting-house.' "Where do you 1ive?"
rejoined Pat, " and I'll call in the morning for
the old pair you've got on"