davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-11-03
another Letter from Mrs. C, Krapf.

Dx. HApwAr-Ktpd Sir: I take the llbsyty to addrts
{on sEan hes 4 greatly improved 6Y sls lt,t pse?.
xane sa4 ths fourth Z nearly pfop.y xoas hts'4
ae so4sral e9rs y5st msdSlne ~ aSas tot os sas s
aulta natnesE from tht. psee. fo4f3 With tt,FHtt
eHtabIs sdS, and TelJ benevolent. ahe hal orea ~
aruxxts 81 Mnp 1rbof. 70 psHoas sietsG viii utter
nal tumors. have heard nt sotaa wonderful eufss
Ann A.hor, Mich, AaS. le. taia.
, 1877-11-03
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipments
NJ tl.o eailMG articles Of produce IN Ibis city dur.
Ing the twcnty-four hours cnding ut oriUck on
rrIdny n.6ruins. and for the corresponding
ttnU last ycaf:
, 1877-11-03

c1z11lAxp. o., hoy. 7-PkrsoLaux-MArtst IN.
chAngtd; standard whlst. ITO teAt. l1'&c-
p!Tgspuko. p. Nov. 2.-PErAoLsux-Quietl un.
steady: crude, 81 274 II PAfkers fur lmmaAAtA shlp.
meati setued. tsxc, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1877-11-03
DRY GOODS.

NEv yonk, Nov. z-Baslnesa vefy light, On 4eeount
sasAyi pftat& dull in nsss hAuda; gtnxhAms 10 ate&dy
Request and afu; uosated dress Eoo4s aulei: msn's
war Of weaIsAstn Light demand. shswh I'D aklxts
duu.
, 1877-11-03

delivery a. e,,r, ,,r,, rs,r, NJ 7o5 trls IN lots At
sflass,tm CLOSING a, t,',2'el*ao; n','r IN =
ssSsf1ss II 'sfms' '' sS no so1
l,ss.,. opea!as lower: but closing no, ~, -,
ssrs%,s; j. se;'ss 'sss:s
pss.ase, ae,es ;,'s:.s' e ?.
s. 80, -: 1ssass { no's rsus't quoted for Con-
~, 'st ets ,s s:~,s% ~, rse:, = II
AIT e9'ts,7 e.a
sssfsa; %ss.xr-v4,, ,,o~ Of .,,.; aootea ,,.oo,.
FhxIours-studss4it business ia beFtn AMT CHARTER
is' sa e' a a sr room
= 80 % ssaa. q Hn!sa. ,eooo i &c pei o. md
s.x yesE aess: e.. '.e.' 1.''<.a|t3 e s.ay. TN
ns; f%i5s: e Scss,:es .s.9S;s.
s@s A:y ta jn.s :; sse tns Hs. e$%os!,i,ss @
mi aKhi os!ni & a. dsta1ss;snto oi s w,s,
sGas e :Y1s5e s5o eitt, ;i;s ;a ws:;t t e
y IA, i IL IL: ;;s,; ss Isa'
sssi; .;t1 S: .ns e. a's 7
W,ern III xts sie M sse.n s;e Gs
stsIs Ma;te. n rssstt VII a. y,,9a sn Western 1ea and
M:xsTa :ss':sa v' '..s.".. ''
sos sairsocatee aaieti iio carene, 1s4a,o{c 10
$Ssa ;:s !: ;as sass$ ]
duIiI 'c hs.yys sE1ds sa "a
hqsa. r.tLows:L+ !Stte L+,. n,m, ,...7,,..se.
Nas,,!M;,jScSsssx3S1.Hy fNf;s,!;, X sSSsxS.y1'xi-saSe.
GssSsaa SFt!ms Tcaa,. y S,sass ' '' '''~
Waatz--asss SW.ass-asFsssss!: !; s!@t: j t'':*s.
x.w on...x, g. o." s.pGss-9s,et setf.s .pa weak,
:ssisa:s sssts s. q s9 81 * ''a' XXX s'''as ' a1
':,a5 nth Nth IL. s:msa n; yso~ 500
:; :$ 4; s:; a: $; Ill.,: e..
~ t3t., ks4a Su 1suSO Bulk m eats dlt. weak
S. s sei 1,si,s@ @ y ,.s g sSa M
s7and; x.,v.a.,a.. .,,.,... =, wa, ~. ,y..,...
a. t.t a .ea MARKET m Arm:
~ sss n, sSeS SsSs'ax: s,;,;s;
lower; gOnlHloit, Be str. 3OA3E. ttlcn quiet an.l
wchkt 3t% ,sBsac.
uEaH-44ieE tut ste1dT.
HAiriMnaE. .s..
tiHa;s-Whe.t-wcs.er nN,st anI ettIeT, Ho.
Western winieE rcd. sp0t ard November, fl.1s. DO.
-Westtrp quiet anI frin; W.ssern aifxc.. apot and
November. g'lo. Ueecm,er. OLD or new. Ut; i!nnary
DO 3Jhg4IFc; atcafttF, 3tt, oats ytt1iyt Western
wttr. Is s.iac. do mixed, 3.aJlc. Kye auIct anil
n 83d*SSS.
ltAY-pu s.x r.u.
rauy1*fnTs-Qufce and art11. FORK, biA7Hslt.D
Cut tntats. 9o.t thonicrs. e+a7t: clcar flh slcs.
tcl F&tKe4. !Ss4sttss ltaton-9i!o4hctS hAS. Cenr
rtp Mde$. BtttAt. tl4HtS. 154&@c. LSfd-ltnled,
pY&ios. r...,
hrfrkH-unchanEcd..
rxrRoLkrA-Dull nnd weak: crude, INC; Tnhed.
i3s.: I3a%c
EnfFEk-Dn! a1d heafyS lA0 eafeocst 1aASlD7&es
josv,Mrs. j,vst, - Gs.n1s h.J ., ., =,
iSss Tst =. h.io 20 ma hr, r,,r
=! Its,I1 tn.s I ~, y III, ~. iii m ~ ~S'"'
49,, :. =" ID IL ~. f,t e.. 'tNo~ 1"'
oAtfAkNs3~&uFHs oV.Nn NJ.
, 1877-11-03
AMI ss.756.a ~ for COOL to choice hcnvy shipping
grades We antn the following:


Spread Dfnnfeh r. 3ht Eh:i71 Trfonns- ~.
+! s.
l..:f s:s zsss ssps!s =: ss:s s..7y a. ar!s::
sss :; 81 'ss' 'esTsf% Il % e; 4 @ t. III. 70
si Il s; 81; ~ g Il: "a sn
-!$s ss::i =: t:s ::: ~
sa III Fl Gt Is Il s1sd. Il r. 1 20 e. ssa
ss' s:':. ( ~ !e! rs'os sss4gass gSis
s, I'D Stet, t.: ras ss:2 q vasq r III
III T. ID Is & sSSa II ~ :nssp
70 IL It.tstera As,ottattd F,t,s.
* 4: & Az:
s;xe s' tss as' :s1s
lays, o.oool mons selling
ssi.; !a.; xeek :set: demand snf!rt,y Ettisfa ~
sss5%S ;s; !, " csS;
I
MssSm A.. ;S ,'fsr,
$S;s ~ %ssxet ss:aS @ sssk: s',ss: g.
WE ;ss T. e,,s, .ss'
s Is. !.mss "s's 'oa<as st'ss i'll au'
A''' NV = 10 h. trf,.trn A,,osta..a rnts,.
III vtsk srte.
81: !: ss: 81 :a' Sfss:
ss,s Z Ss;t ii; ss; Common to
* xSss s sy .s: .ssHs .:,Hs
fpnS euttk slow, with HeH feeling TO-
&; s:;! ':s$; Ss e, 4;
ss ef feS
!fsSs yeIy .tn; isStr, ErIme shsep: tta' Nj K;od
~ .:tas fs :sa s Il si' D!s .c. so
.:ss Il % : ia. "sa1s s s:ss ~ ts a'E,
f .se. ks:'.t II s ri IT, as i e. s St;s ss
81. 1or.. Noy. sis steady. fairly ncttro
"a s ia s nSpE .|as
{:;s.;; n; Sss s;;,;; s!:;,: ;s$x:
Il III 1T: astssii u iss:s: tsstss: s!,se
nH as5 5t1sra 5a,s as:.s 4sstss 2,st
"; :hsSus s "f%s 's' aeS si'S:
,a,, ,,', ,"' 10,
week. :0V; Cara unspids demand Ana offerings
aptit quotatons unchanged. out nominal Ia stle al.
ioos-RsceIpts s.1oo: total for tia week. q, poo:
III: mos,ly Il i - good I" ehoics isht de,sni
for hcAvY5 IT, 6fH4. .u0i sales IS cars.
CINCINNATI. ...-
q: :ss;;;;s :s5 :s'3Sss
LUMBER,
The cargo market was quiet. This ntet WIS arriving,
and THIS tact. With the had weather. Kept ouyces away.
and vcsy few sales maIe. Tho acet wilt probably
be ihlr szcd ono. lolsts snd scann8 stcRly IT
"a. ooas. as Common 10 falr h0ards auutc! at
~. 7ststdt, mil tho htgher Eradca 1t sti.G0aNt
6hluKcH s It 81. i51s7 SIN, and tnh Il " .6U
Thu receipts especially oi tat. arc light. sud tho sock
In the yar.ls ia anlall for shc slime Of ScaE.
tho yards Ho6t business was dano In spite Of tho
storm. dealers receiving Md. frequent.
u larRn orders tfy mctea1ts 4 rixst -! 9thrr out
brUkcn with ChtcaSo .ulit Lha only p0!nt e. look 20
suppl!cs Ux!nx tM!a TART. The market ~ r In
spea Ut The largo Fettnts which Arc likely 70 eonhus
well up 10 the closs Of The sca,on of navigation
Following ars the mutations.
First Anu tec1nd Gear, to 1tnc $3a 0Al3. 90
Third clLAF inch, ~. aFt0 10
Third cteA!. NJ to 1inr1..,..... ~ Cthe1i III
fsrhl anI second dressed slfnR... ~ MA Ii
FtEst corsnh dreisDd sid ny. Y! 70
Ylnrx. flfst E0nmon. GreARe.1. 49, 0U0I7
Fl,or4mR. tscond coInnon, drs+tsd........ 1i0,
flDur!GT, Ihtflt mon, i1eaSFd. ........ l3m
tlUx 1oards. y. ~ Inches and lI,waFts..." Is ~
hox 9oatl. 4, ii inches and upwssd'...,, 1tH' 3.
iet n1arua &; - =. n, y, =,
, 1877-11-03

,,,,-.-,s,r,-,,,,e
r1orn-v., aus aaa Fstts5 weak shppe,, held
.soi. saa less esye.. xs'a ssaer.i!, aaxss ,e p;
win s asn: u sa! s.r. "srs sDsas It @
easS. eas sf At ss 49, III. % ryo y' sour T partly =.
To. M s,.. Tas M m.fsst ts sa s.ea Win The fe
lowing !. she r.u1s ., efisen c.o'ee 70 tsxorl!s @
81 es 81 a. eo:e 81 70 "s 70 .pr'ns s s
ssos fslr 10 rood .prns. aa,ooaas. low .prnx 400
chotco u fancy Minnesota springs. feota -; patcnt
sn,n9' .5 !. io~ ~s ss ID vi RE- eso
s.sw sss' i. - q. .s:y { Sale ~s'' reported af
.rsrn. "''' ~ ''A'' '~'''' - e'' ~ '>' ~
'ses ses..,,xo,-s.,e. vere 20 ion. =. s. fss on
tosrI cars.
con*.Ns.1.w.. :: . sa.sr. s.,s Wiz made OF 'oton'
H Declining @
,te from The atr,t prtcca Of thursday Ycrnool va
aao.sa io~er vtth more demand 4 tho ,'esiles but
Loudun xs' se'f heAs5 esrross otf coast easier do
On y,ase ssS;se,t ss v,t tho .n ssaaFr s
ns.s @ sss sss w. sss x% '
Tho receipts heie wsfg svaxhat 'afaor: ~ I'D r:
'sss ' s.9is:ss
9 1as
: sHa 4sfed 4 g .s s sRo, :s,
HTuf at!N ~ Mttf tun-
s .aiaed assn@ssa "a :ympaS!: t!ssss ihs aasi'sks
Srav1s Sn VA aosr, sthsf n lay sr Is III.
sssert aox .a1 tsa MINI .s,ns h;ax soaiG %1s'
sl;H .aG9,sa 10 Ha ,aif affi,si .;I !e s
S5 sf$ u e.! Esi's! ;i$ "a i;:
xs "a !, ;ss:
81; ;}{;a { /; 4 !:
VI 4 4 Esss 4. niss i Is d II no.
tnt' wmkAr-Ms, more ACTIVE, but easier N symrs.
e. 'Ss sst ss!s !sssai':S
BY " .sn.ge s a a ,s S 9a5 e e Ss.s i,
;ss !%r Ssss.s1 I'D :S, ~ asy fit;
ill., Hui esrseara i6e s,p,eats mi tnsre va Wy
ss ays '' Z st:sR
en;S pe .l III II II es Ill., 1 IT,
sl~f f.tSt: xess selling oa!. bsinx sted st sasryinx
s
5s sigS; sy i Fl liz .t9tst F SF e:s1 :sa
= :;:: e. S:sh AZ:
a. ss sio.ea 4 4a!s t3te = ~ 4;
:Sta II i; ::5
eS,ttp'o ~
s2t*s3Hn on traSKf ~ H. ~ heT ~ XII 80 y ny
~, ~ new *hcea as MO Wy asFls " tsscK' loEae'
tGe. ~ W: Observation-Disclosures. ~..
tA{b-Wtte ~ tttf attnana tna s&&t4u ntGaef. tnn
from thrnSts, Hho ifeelY tHr!ea ~ w ~ - tht
outset aa so9 ~ t!g offerings t!G{ could xst ~ .hit
l:uTt. The tltuteGWtff 1fuh9rr .ih eIlnnttIy Win
cAAil tHl tIsfh w. .oius !ag asual sI'tst nmu III
s =
y
l.tO bu Do ii 3sAa1sc ffea board. Tota, 10. 100
oG; w., T., ~, r,.,,., .,a ,,..,x y,
,.Esn fnr sntnen III anne uS liz S5yetaIsrr d.
HtIc eiDied u transferred Io December Gal af The
tion sg,d q ttt mi ?efslnbef q a3Ar Cah aa'ss
sSie t,1i .n;Se -. ri, NJ .ho,,
On cat snI tuiures While lie tssst sJtdes were d.
cM1nttl Tht receipts wers fsl!, The otrtnEt
.nt tse no!t isaisns ~! .uis fstetpa woala 1!los
rhsnnI Nh month e tiftsTrns~ II ihs ~.
ioti u css were IN taT ii SID s9Ac lie cipt.
Ing pf'cs Hsn. 3ese. November v!tntd ~ avc. sul
egss1 ~ 9nsss. nessMsez w w hsasss @
rss wrys IL demsnu fUf sh,on,tut Il 4sc f1r tstTs
10 anj lor fct Samples III n!ols rAlt 10
eue!t CASH sl'ss were rspoftea 81 t1nn ~ W y
, 1877-11-03

Mkt. rokk-w duit. with little change In prices.
The market shAhe lower carly. In sympathy with
lard. md nttrwtns, steady. Sales were rerorsa OF
IAN hes cash At fi515 md O hrts seller Januar} At
ft2.52!<xi15; The market closed quiet ut ela.31
for spott el NH for Snyrtnberi sl1. .40ai1 42N
AelsrF The year, md ElI33 sll i1f seller January.
1'stmu mea pork was quoted At $tt.Is3lt.51 aad
extra prime dn 1t e. uolD Is.
LAEn-Was dull EXCEPT fnr January. and declined 6c
per ttU account VI rather free offerings for thu
nrst month uf nsst but recovered to about Tho
latest price: Of Thursday Salc. were 5epo.te nf al
s. .&tt21i ind i seller Januhry at fso,4t
g = .;sss y fo,aia h3n t.: Ths market elo.el
tln.4t-D5 seller ths year and e. q seef Jannaty.
MkArs-Hrte 4ulct At1i aha.td cltlcf+ but With no
sce:1, ehaass N aaoaton. IT, .ny sass, rMsrortsa M
md % os5 q. s1een n.m. S,a lta' q ,7,,97.s III
but werc ktH irtta,c. The uutward movement Ut
meats . large / d3t, s7s s being reported A. shprcd
during ihGrilay. The market edlea ~ The following
nF brlraS
, 1877-11-03

ALCoH0L-Tas 1uotod weak In sympathy with
hixhw1ass, u 81 0tj2.!4.
DtUoMCotsS-was fairly active and steady Tbs
seretpt4 cauttuus moderate. Gse<n hurt. sa9se;
medium huEk 4sta3c. ret.tlpped d. Atft tHr green
ttuah. with tuEt slouxt ~ wugx It. 323!sc; rcd.
uppt4. With do. 4A-*Aei red IL. sts&s+e. tusIJs
brush. 4e4Ac; inferior brush. sts2se; crooked. ~
1Stc.
bkAE8-Nedtuz1s were tAis u q. oa23 10. Ths %.
mani u geod add tbs Alock Vt rboies oaau4 Il light
HUrrER-Pytcea we're not subjected u any quotAhle
change. but wcra weak for anything Ersdiug below
good" Good " tAacy kFAdea bud rrady auycrs q
ysf5 full hxurs1 sud holders fetl conndsus that lhsfs
wi b. no dscna In thai ess& af butfsf. Tha kast.
, 1877-11-03

CATTLE-Thero Wan lust Tho least Improvement Id
tho taue OF tho cAto mstket The diminished reGelptA
the saUtr weather, md lhs aRhtly muFe fsvorable
character Of news ffo tbs EsAt called out somewhat
frcct 10th on local and Easteln account md
iha vlews Ut hutdrrs wsto necessarily strengthened
thrrcby. No decided Adssncs wa EaInei- however,
aud tho quotations REMAIN y to!ofs. Tia fEcAh rt.
eepta embraced larger pesccna1e OF fAlF TO prime
rtrs than noed for tits preceding law daJa but thcEs
enough slAo castis OF low degree 10 keep down
tia general average Of tho suppy. Sales had pretty
Wide range. VII. II. 6a CO. Tie inside figure bought
10 pad Of Te1as tua and Tho outside Il fancy nsttYa
secss. Nost Of tho ttadlng was It 81 6a 20 for u.s.
tive cows; It q 7rI ~ tor tockertI 1t -, Ooaa G3
for Tezas, Colorado, aui Wyoming cattle. aud Ut
~, 7OtA rs for fAls to Er'ms sllppnR seeEh Atlch
dull and neaiectcd u f3o ao ~ per hs 3D.
and ycs1a ~ Sa.03 Is per iC0 "a Tls market costd
Nftr
, 1877-11-03
PRICE,
PRICE, 81 Per Bottle,
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

Kind mi. I have bftF mixing your l,esosent iesa
latns ttll and also usl1G the eaay liast Atou ost
ytAr tor ovarian tun1r4 lr All0ueu, viii h iaa
lnost eminent ph}4IcAas Of our Medical Collects po
ThtY wefo like KnotR on tree. lily weight ~as ~
ponnAs whtu, eosnt1tneca With your ft.nedttt y!
how u II two hundred aAa ttn Iunts. but tsy srs rt
4. gons IT, H.ys taEs9 txsnty four u I.: H.
Igot IEe toeaisines from H. Grsnil,l. Flesss stnd
MRS. G. EuAPP.
, 1877-11-03
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb pttsasca. Graref. Dtabetch I.nnE
htoppsKu Il Water llcu9tlnencc 0s Urlre. ftrIshtt
GfSk:ds! asgo'tss II hs Tatet ask. slody: l,t!
white slk, Or theFu IL tnosbfl dark bilious spFea.
Anre and white ooLe dust deposits, and when there h
prtckfnG, burning sensation Mhr1 passing water 4na
pain ID The ANAL Of ths back and tsobg tha lotus
, 1877-11-03

Extra Hesves-ttraded stesrs weighing J. 40
NJ sud npEaf,i!: :..s,+; ..:...........:,
Caulce lIsGsts -F'!9e. TAT. well formed 5.
scare y a-Iets.ala atscr& ~tAxaluK t.5so
Good lees scs-Wrlltf tfattentd tttcrs. weaxn.
tnE /: sa,!9 i.:E t,;.;. ~, ,.;::
ing l.utu lu !. ~ Observation-Disclosures.
Hu4Ihef4 4tuck-P&hlf u tAlntlsun tLSkea. Ind
cuiuniuo to rtlulct euws- 5ur cltJ slaughter.
weighing 6&u 10 !. 1tD ~ >. 80, !, . -.
Block ktsttlt-tDlntnou cattle. weighing TOO
to tAD ~ ........ .....-.-.....;:..+.::,..,.
lnfrI auf Light and lhlh cows helfafs, staRa
bulls, 8n1 9cAl4waX stGxtt..,+.s.. -.....,...
Texat- Through aruFss. .........-......,.....+
Hf&lH-Etf 4tO q lR&lIYe4l -
, 1877-11-03
Tumor OF Twelve Yeara' Growth
Curod by Radway's Rosolvont

Ds, NApwtr-1 hare Ind Ovarian Tumot IN ~
40 as!a tor j. trlc1 tssfythii,x th.s vii tesa:;
e::e had 20 :rsys }sar: !ook,l1 eSs, Ea
botsss OF your Ready !scrf and ttr Il not sIsa ot
tulor 10 Be scen felt and fat better smarter sna
Hsal tis left sile Of tAe bossH orer Tho Gtnlu.
plbllsh ii 4 yol choose. HANNAH r. ENArP
, 1877-11-03

FEVER AND .AGttE cnred for 10 ccn,s There !sro,
AfemGIlH hEr1t IN ts Id t4t Will cure Frtef IN
Aae and Ill othtc Maarous. lsll.ous, Scarlet. Typbo
frow and oihrr q FexG!s M 3at!ca hy i!AyEAYS FlLLsl
per buttic. @s
, 1877-11-03
COTsF0N.


Hxw OatxAxs. Nov. 1-Corrox-Dtmsnd active;
taies d $50 bales; good ordinary. ee@ low ufds
ding. iU3 3lV$c md1!tnk. IutsAlDssci Reo3 uddtn9,
l0srQlihc; uIddllus fslE III 3ltHct f4lf u tt3As;
ssetiptA net 4, seJs xros na3: sxporh 70 Liverpool
Asa0l u fIAyrs s31i 70 AhtHssp. s0t, 10 prslns&,
a3tA; to tevel, SSH stock io2 a7l' weeks sa!ess
a. 500; eecetpts ntl aa9tss sross 81 51t exports 10
LIVERPOOL IT, 77u; 10 lltvrs 643 70 1rehen D. 1885,
10 ReTs. s.o27: 10 AutweKp. eol y Vsfa Crus ss3t
~ kew York. 7O<3.
HAIyes1os. Nor. 1.-Corros-Quiet; natddinx,
tps; sales l. COS balet st0ck 8u 18U weekly net r..
cept4 II 1t; Eross reeapt II $40; Aalea. 7,4d7; az
PoSl& coest wtss- ). 8%a.
NOZZLE, Nov a-C9rrox-WeAt, mlddltnE Ioa&o;
stock. Is, g7+ baea: weekly net secep1 H. M, aaea
St1o: *aporss 70 Grtat br.ia: + lasi so@tsse H3tl
100 ie slpaaa: aock a. .O bae4 weekly net Te1eIpt1
~ ttas saleA u. AU expoTA 70 0EsAl Bttaia. 2E0:
~ France, 1851. 70 ths Continent. t7U eoA4ixlaa,
7.:3&, .
SA1AxsAH. Nov. 1-CorTox-ftfmeF; m!dd!tnx,
lO,sc; stock. e. 1A hsltas wesktr aet feespta a.
YEo.t recatpta ~ ~. tAle ~ ~: sIpefA 70 Dre.L
cba1oel I 323s eo4atwtse, u das.
, 1877-11-03
REAL ESTATE.

Thsfollowiu9 instruments were died for record
FridaJ, Nov, 2:
, 1877-11-03

d: receipts, 7i9,NN hit;
Rre luictt Western. 70M
ciiansct CnrH-ltccc!rts.
nv speculative. unHrnrlrd
IL Wcstegn+ S3c, UA'A-
:Nft nu; Western M.Acd md
St3c.
, 1877-11-03

There was vcry ,iu!e movement in hnanela' CIR
slcs. Tho offerings Of mercantile paper are oh'y
moderate, and the country banks are 'eeklng
smaller ama,nts OF re?isconnn. Denoeits are
Increasing, owing to thc difficulty of finding en-
nloymc1,t fnr capftnI. The srnguno mood that
prevailed IN commercial and financial quarters in
the cat,y fall is pnitnG pesccptioly. conhaonee
has not brcn a. fully restored a. the eonhdrnt
tnonrht It had hecn. The oracrs from tho country
Tor currency are rna,l, mil not eaua! to tho re.
tcJpts. Se,s York exchange was arncr, md was
quuleA between banks 1t 251hDc per 81, GOO pre-
r.lltltu.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-14
SIMON As A sEDUCER.
The Head of the Camerons I'm the Role
of ~ Lothario.

Washington Dispatch to the Chicago Times
Senator Cameron, aged 7S years, mill
lionare widower was to-day sued for breach
of promise by a fair young thing OF 90 sum-
mers, who alleges that her affections have
been blasted to the extent of SCI, 200 by the
festive but deceitful Simon. The immensely
of the Joke in this suit has set the whole
town laughing tonight and for a moment
the vexed questions before the electoral
commission have ceased 10 be the all-prevail-
ing topic The notice of the suit was served
on Simon this afternoon in the neighbor-
hood of o'clock at the senate chamber. A
messenger entered with card which he pre-
sented to Cameron He read the card and
nodded TO have its sender brought into the
senate chamber, so as TO save the venerable
gentleman the trouble of moving. The
caller entered and showed a huge document
into Cameron's face without the slightest bit
OF ceremony. IL was q sight to watch Cam
eron as he read this formidable document.
He scratched his head and seemed thorough
ly non-plussed. Cragin, of New Hampshire,
who sat next him, looked over his shoulder
aud seeing what the paper was set
up regular howl of laugh that
brought about dozen or more senators.
They all guyed Simon most numerically.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, patted him on the
head and said no one need say that Simon
Cameron was growing old when he could in
flict $50 600 worth of damages upon the af-
fe ,tlOnS OF susceptible woman. 80 great
was the uproar and fun over Simon's woful
chagrin at all this badinage that the bust
ness of the senate was suspended for several
moments. The suit against Cameron was
entered by Peter & Peter. The plaintiff is
Mary s. Oliver. She was a treasury clerk
ess. The plaintiff sues the defenant for that,
whereas. heretofore, that is to say. on the
9TH dav of December, 1875, in consideration
that said plaintiff, who was then sole and
unmarried, at the special instance and re-
quest of said defendant, had there agreed
and undertaken to marry and take
said defendant to husband. The said de-
PENDANT then, to wit, on the day of the year
last aforesaid, undertook and faithfully
promised said plaintiff to marry and take
her. said plaintiff, TO wife in reasonable
time then next following and she AYERS
that, although the said plaintiff confiding
in said aforementioned promise, hath always
been ready and willing TO marry and
take to be her husband him, the said
defendant, yet the defendent hath not
taken her TO wife although often
requested, etc. The plaintiff in this case
is lady of good figure, rather under the
ordinary size. She has pleasant counte-
nance, light brown hair, blue eyes and dress
es with much taste. She is about fifty years
of age and is said to be a widow from Penn
sylvania and has daughter at school. She
has resided here for several years past
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-14

present time DR.. Benedict has examined the
brains of 10 criminals, all of which, on COM
parisOn with the healthy brain, he finds TO
be abnormal. Not only has he found that
these brains deviate from the normal type,
and approach toward that of lower animals,
but he has been able TO classify them, and
with them the skulls in which they were
contained in three catagories. These consist
in: First absence of symmetry between
the two halves of the brain; 2, an obliquity
of the interior part of the brain or skull
IN fact a continuation upward of what we
term sloping forehead; 3, distinct les
SEEMING of the posterior cerebral lobes, so
that as in the lower animals, they are not
large enough TO hide the cerebellum. In ali
these peculiarites the criminals brain and
skull are distinctly of lower type than
those of normal men, and the interesting
question arises, how far are the evil acts OF
the criminal attributable to this retrograde
development. DIR. Watts can pardon the
vicious propensities of ''bears and lions" on
the ground that "God has made them So"
If he had foreseen these new inquiries he
might have felt less hopeful when he babe
his little readers not to- let their angry pas
sons rise" The results of DIR. Benedict's re-
searches, IL confirmed by further examina-
tons will do much to shake many beliefs
now firmly fixed
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A Happy Husband.
London letter.

Some little time ago il was announced that
Salvini had married an English lady. The
story of the affair is a. follows: A lady re-
siding in Florence begged Salvini to convey
TO friend Of her daughter, who lived in
London, a package which she intrusted to
him. When the great Italian actor went to
the English metropolis TO act he delivered
the package and his heart, for the friend of
the Florence lady's daughter was a bewitch-
ing little blonde. She was poor sewing girl,
and when he asked her to marry him las
he lost no time in doing) she accepted
with gratitude as well as love. He gave her
a beautiful home, and one day she was show
ing its treasures to a friend, meantime dis
coursing on her husbands noble qualities.
"Ah, you don't know my husbandl' said
she. Il know he is the greatest actor in the
world" said the visitor. But" said the
wife, standing before portrait of the trag-
edian and gazing at it rapturously, 'you
don't know HIM. He-he is just like Godl"
The person who told this said that although
this comparison seems blasphemous when
stated yet at the moment of its utterance it
was robbed of anything like impiety by the
reverent expression that came over the wife's
face,