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, 1877-11-25

Modern marriages, says contemporary, begin
with a court and end with court.
1t is strange how crowded two young men
will make the largest parlor seem On Sunday
evening.
At the cattlc-show: Gentleman, with solemri-
ty-'Miss Florence, do you love beasts!''
Lady, with viyaGity-'tA Am I to consider that Us
q proposal!"
jcwclrY under tho excitement OF 4 camp-meet-
ing sermon OIL charity aud hulnbfencss: but no
one eyer saw them throw away 4 Teal-hair
switch.
FahtaF answered by the New York CONNER
ciat 1duertAer 's'Wiat's honor!'' asks FalstaJ.
That's easy. ANY woman. wLo sits behind an
other woman In church can tell WHAT'S on her in
two minutes.
4 young NcwYorkcr, who is paying his adj
dresses to lady-tovc, stayed SO late n few
evenings since, that tile family were compelled
to wilitcwash the wall next morning to oblitcr-
ate his shadow.
"a fellow-fce]iug makes us Wondrous
knd."-" What! gong to leave lis, Jamcs?''
Yes, sir; am Very sorry, sir, but I really
emit put up with missus any longer" :" All,
james! Think how long 1've put up with herr
-l'u,tch.
A lady OF St. Catnarinc, No., yawncd her jaw
out vi joint Il week ago, and at last accounts
two doctors llad been unable to restore it to its
normal condition. 4 physician in the next
town knows how to effcct cure in such cases;
but the wonan's husband, who is q lorer OF
quictness and peace, and something Of brute
beside, says, Blamed ii he is going fifteen miles
fora doctor.
A single hair nearly caused the deatl, of a
Hartford {Coat.) woman thu Other GAY. Her
husband c1tic iiunc cross to dinner on ;sasIliu:
day, eonpuned of the food, and finally on fi,ltl-
Ing 4 hair n.tllc mustard went to his mothers
house, wllcrc: he ''cuId ret something lit to
eat" Thc wife immediately took MI ounce aud
, 1877-11-25


hog PRODUCTS-V7cre fatrly active by comparison
with the past and again lower. The receipts OF
hogs only moderate but they were quoted lover
and this acted product, tho adrces from the EAST
Indicating easy feeling there. Our shipments CON
tnuc large keep the market bare OF stn which
might think Ought to prevent further weakness
filled long before the winter Of hogs exhausted
giving for still lower prices though present quo
tations arc unusually 10w
The Secretary OF tho Chicago Pork Packers Assoca"
ton gives the following returns OF the number OF hogs
packed to atG ut the potnts named since Nov !, Us
compared with returns of previous aud the
aggregate packing Of the season Of lS7677:
, 1877-11-25

Total. ., 600 hu. ,,r,r
higher than Friday. The larger recepes aa i1
apparent Increase Of the stock IN store naa
h99h be w dsooas abogs takt t tn
close satd be due to the efforts Of some H.
The lower grades quiet and steady 1eeu - a psk s
freely ,derc at Gic md closed at e5e 1sssmoer Slo
was nolnnal At G55tesG6c few OF No: soil as
63c. Extra No. brought &c. feed soc and 60, ~,
pies auet. Cash sales were rcportcd OF " W
No. ut 9tc; 400 bu No. at a5: ~ 81 81. -
44g74c oi track aud IOo BIZ do 44c delivered To"
tnl II, 700 btl
, 1877-11-25
Withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: 81 bu corn, :5i9 bu oats, j, 422 hu

Withdrawn from store during trldaS 1of CITY
consumption: 81 bu corn, $40 bu oats, ], a2s bu
barley.
The following grain was inspected into store in
this CITY on Saturday morning: 65 cars hard No.
yyhcat IS cars No. 9 do, y No. soft spring,
120 cars 30. ? do, II cars No. do. cars re-
jectcd do, i car no grade (253 wheat; 2
cars yellow corn, 42 cars aud 3, 500 hu
high mixed, :, cars new do. car new
mixed, IT'S cars AMI 1000 bu No. , corn, 64
cars rejected Is cars no gra.e {304 corn: IS
white oats, 13 cars and 100 bu No. OATS; cars
rejected al oats); cars No. = rye, cars re-
jected DO; 10 cars No. barley, 16 cars extra No.
) do, II cars ordinary No. 5 DO, Is cars feed
TO barley. Total (616 cars), .C7, 900 bu. IN
epectcd out: 5o ISL hu wheat, 49,, 410 bu corn,
is, 1879 bu oats, =, 0,o bu r,e H. :.Oj bu barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of brcadstuGs and live stock st this point during
Che past week and for the corresponding weeks
ending IS dated:
, 1877-11-25


There is 4 singular contest going:o in 4 Hart
ford family, where 6o,ycar-old father and his
20-year-old sou are both courting the adopted
daughter and sister. The girl is in strait
bctwixt two: the young man is Of the right arc
and suits her, but he cau't s,1nnort y wiz
while the old gensleman has plenty Of money,
and Sue also owes him gratitude for taking, her
from !, life of poverty. Meanwhile both parties
urge their suits openly and vigorously.
, 1877-11-25

NEW Y0f.k.

NEW York, Nov. 24.-Goll steady throughout
tl,c tay ut 1C21s. Carrying rates, =, 4.:, and 3
n,r cent Loaus at the c.osc were made lat
silver at London unchanged. Here silver bars
at III in grcenbacks; Ill: gold; silver coin,
24@ai discount
Governments firm.
Railroads firm and higher this afternoon
state bonds steady.
The ftocS market in the forenoon was dul1 on
light fluctuations, and IN the afternoon wc;c weak
when prices declined Il to 4 per cent from tho
hlzaes; point in tho morning. At tho close there
was reeo7ery Of - 10 Il per cent
lhc fa!luEc, HaImpoFtant however, Of e. s.
COOK, broker. was announced un Change to-day
American Express declined from 51=; TO u. The
dlSloena 0! II per cent was i disappointment.
transactions aggregated 81. Uu0 shares, of
which ], sou were New leEIs Central 1,:}0u Eric,
~. oo0 Lake Shore, Z, 500 .Northwestern 6, 600
=" -fanls. 1G. 900 Lackaw2nna. 200 Delaware tG
H9cson Canal, and ; GEO Western Eniou..
Iioney. 7Sti per cent, cloein. ate.
lFlme mercantile papcr 81: q per cent
- Custom recr.pts, sos, 900. The Assistant
00g. 0n0. ~'"7'' Wv
Sterling dull; long, 4so.:.
nc weekly bank statement Is as foll5ws:
eo;E Goanss dcescasc, Sn1S, sou; specie Increase.
Ss1i ooo; ie=al-1c1dCrs. Increase s,;6 ann. de-
los1s: Lecsc:sc- S2G6 500: circulation. inercase.
>-''' oou. reserve, increase, S9t4, 05O.
, 1877-11-25
GOSSIP FOR LADIES.
The Woman Out Of Politics.-.A
Chestnutting Episode.
Social Life at Wanpun-~-A Dying Wom-
an's'Advice to Her Husband.
Father Is. Son...Didn't Nant Her Name in the
Paper...A Question Of Hosiery.


CONVERSATION.
When Woman forth from Paradise,
With aching heart, was driven,
All! then were tears in Angels eyes
They knew her sin, they heard her cries,
They yept thar day in Heaven.
Eve sadly going forth alone,
Heaven saw, and, half-rclcnting,
With beauty graced her like crown;
Her golden hair fell ripplins down
Ger beauty SO rcpcnting.
Her form took on IN added grace,
Divine, though only human;
The Heaven she left shone in her face
Transmitted to the coming race
The heritage Of Woman.
Her voice purer melody,
And swccter now tiau ever
Quickly attnncd to notes OF JOY,
TO hush the wailiny infants cry.
Or thrill tn enrapturcd lover.
0 then what mastery began
In scenes OF love and passion!
Whit conqucsts DER - the tyrant MIMI!
His eoup-dc-qrace, in Natures plan,
Nude "dcad n love" tue fashion,
All, WE'LL we bow to Naturc's law;
The plan, divine CT human.
Wrote light aud love on Woman's brow:
, We own the yoke, and court the blow
That breaks our heart, for Woman.
C. o. CARTER.
, 1877-11-25

{a1. Commenced III Scotch Gnmbls. tne i;th @
becomes in few moves almost idcutteaf "4'1
leading variation of the Danish Gambis-
(b}. The bcs; p1ay apparently. 5 IN.
{c,. The game becomes very animated an0 4N
tercstin.. and
t.i} lack has maintained ono OF tho Pawns* aest ~,
has, VIC think, III: better position, though - 49,
eight it may nut appear 50. .<,r.o. Int
ri. White resumes the offensive with e1cch ;1ht
We think Black omlts to make the use Nc lasns ~
hive done Of his pawn superiority On tue Qussl
side. ma
(g). Not good play: The White ct taxes srpe. me-
rior, Is the pawn pswns would then hare to commence
m advance =. ,t r,oro
(h). This more turns out very we'll, but n1ot'
from Blacks fenlY than IT. t'yn force tho
IL. After this Black cannot hope to sase
game. ,,,~ u
gone The only play to prolong it was M u
-IZfMxtr1fe4 Ax19 Ft9,.ke5. =, ~",
, 1877-11-25

The vile Of Pcnnsy y1yania clergyman, when
dying, recently, called him to her bedside and
said: s'Doa't grow morbid when anu gone.
Go into society, DC cheerful, aud let no regard
for my memory check you when you see fit to
marry again. It is my wish; the children must
be cared for; you need i helper in your work.
You cannot live alone, your temperament is all
against it; only choose a cheerful wolnan antt
teach Aer to love our children. Don't answer
me, and don't be governed By what the world
saws or thlnks.n
, 1877-11-25

VIC announced some time ago that q movement
was set on foot in France for the purpose Of a.
ranging grand International Chess Congress, to
be held in Puris during hczt years Exhibition. and
we have now the greatest pleasure in informing
readers that the project is now in-the fairs.
way of being successfully realized H. Rosenthal.
who has the prcliminarics in hand, has received
assurances from most influential authority that Tie
French Government will follow the example Get hJ
the late Emperor Napoleon during the Paris Ezhi
bition of 1867, and Of the present Emperor Of Aus
tria during the Vienna Exhibition Of 1873 who Of.
fereo handsome prizes for the winner OF the ehief
tournament on those occasions. 4 committee b i.
ous chess competitions, and to receive subscnp-
tions, which will enable the manager. Of the con-
gress to otter other pr1zes, in order to attsac
the participation at the strongest chess -plaJea
throughout the world.-LoadoA Field, Oct. n.
, 1877-11-25

COMMERCIAL.

The following were The reccints and shipments
of the leading articles Of produce in this city during
the twenty four hours ending at Z o'clock on
Saturday morning, and for the corresponding
time last year:
, 1877-11-25

ion. short clear. quoted i, s'c eash; eyc sell:
january. Cu,n'.c cr!ands quiet at 7@?!6c: ;onE cut
hams Sic. Ill boxed: sweet picked hams. s.9c;
cash and d!%ee7c for DECEMBER. Green shoulders for
Dact,n Guoicd it 6.ic762c for shoulders, 7sisc for
short ribs. s<s.c for short clears, i14t14c for hams,
all canyascd ati packed
EtEA.E-W2s 1!st at JazTc.
I;i:Et pEODUCIS-Wcre stcnly and quiet at $40. co
Ga!n35 for mess; Sil. .uO&g1lJ for extra and
STA .Ul.a III. U for hams.
TAL1ow-Was quoted at 714@7zc for city, and 7@7}sc
for country.
, 1877-11-25

She was from the country, aud she went into
a AIain-strcet store and askel to look at SOME
stockings. ss What number, ma'ams s'' inquired
the polite clerk. ''What numbers Young man,
amt you ashamed Of yourself to ask such a
tile country that 60 scootin' around with one
stocking.'' Then the clerk managed to make
her understand that he wanted to know the size
Of the stockings sue required; and she said she
guessed about eleven inches would do for the
feet, aud as to the rest it didn't matter much.
, 1877-11-25

NOTES III Ms. ELsOS.
(a) With the intention of taking oil 4 II : ~
the pruper moment
{b) The correct reDly. no
~{c) For the purpose Of bringing this ht toU
s. aud finally X :. ,,,t,,.
Ed) Had Black played . to at once "a1's
would have replied /; to 1t s.. ard
fe) Threatening to take OF the 1t with ., an1 3i
afterwards the K ? with TIE &, which biack eoa'o
NOT retake without losing his Queen 6,
III Black won the Il r, but did not haVe SILL
cienr advantage in the end to win
, 1877-11-25
BY TELEGRAPH.

FOREIGN CITIES.
!specias Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. a4-11:30 A. m.-GnA1S-Nheaf-
Winter No. l. l1s cd; No ., los 0d spring. No. l. lis;
No. =, los Id; white. No. l, 12s lid; NO. Us
I'd; club No. 1, 13s Sd; No. . rs 1od. Corn-So- l.
29s Cd; No. q, oos I'd.
Pnos1s1oNs-Pors. 5ss. Lard, 43s I'd. .-
LIVERPOOL, Nov. -EvenfnG-CorroN-tlr' Ut .
7-lGtaGUa sales 10 ooo balcs; speculation and export
1000; American. @, 90.
BEEApsruFrs-W -Wheat-Caltlornla wiitc wheat, i:s
7dslos lid; do club. LIS 6d1 I'd, No. to ~ rtd
Western spring. los +D1ls: do win er Cs 9d'i Is W
Flour-Extra New York. .s5. corn-Western mixed,
:os id@3]5 Cd. Oats-AHcrtcau, s.. Barey-AmcFlcan,
IS Cd.
PEAs-Canadtan, 37s.
CLOVER SEED-45Gs5n5.
OK Lard-Amcrican, Ias d. Eacon-Lone clear, ius:
short clear, Ais
rkrnotErM-spIE1ts: Is Cd; refined lis oa@12s-
LtSsEEp 0iI.-31s Cd.
KEslN-Com.non. IS :a: pale, las.
SPIRITS or ruRtEsTISE--1l5.
CHEEsE-Ftnc American. GJs.
ANTWERP: Nov. 3i.-PETEoLEEN-3fSG Cd. -
Tradr:
Western. new, ass. Bacon n-Cumteralds. 41s; short
ribs 4ls; long clear. short clear, 4is shoulders.
36; Cd: hams a7s Lard 43s 6d Prime HESS beet
india mess necf, 9ss extra India Mess lo Cheese
LoSpoS. Nov aI.-Mark Lanc-Carsocs OF coast
whent sl.dc dearcr: fair average red winter, $50
55s sd. Corn shade Iearcr; fair average American
mixed, 3is CarSocs OIL passage heat HId corn
shade dtarcr; fair average American corn for prompt
shipment By sail, 30s.
, 1877-11-25

There is nothing encouraging in the clearing
houses statements oflast week. Small gains at New
York and Boston, and moderate at Baltimore,
with marked improvement At Milwaukee anu Louis
vile are orerbaianccd by losses 1t other cities.
The loss in a2Greyate is very small, but the
par:son is with the week following tbe Presidential
election last year. and the extraordinary de-
preston of that time will nor be forgotten. 4
good crop alone ought to insure better cam2ara-
tive r:,suits than have been observed since the
n1dilc OF october. The returns By cities for the
last week, and the corrected aggregates for the two
weeks preceding, Sau fFAuc,sco returns being in
cluGedx are here given:
, 1877-11-25

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 1oa-
White. Black
1..P takes P ch Tx to kta
20 takes 3 ch 2..k takes q
~ Correct solution to Problem No. 10o reee,ycd
from v. Il. Orin:ton, C. A. Perry, 0. f. Bcnja-
min, ]. II. Campbell, E. Barbe, s. L. Myers
W.. II. Edwards, F. A. Bergman, 7. 4. Main
wright, f. s. Moss, and s. Rosenfeld. city;:J
Robinson, Winona, Mlnn.; r. u. corgor. Man
chester, Ia. !: L. \. Van Ess. Milwaukee, Wis C.
1:eukma, odell. ILL.,; j. A. Grecnhill, Clinton, L..
kt. Turner, Iii.
, 1877-11-25

ENIGMA NO. 1c4, =
GFfrst Prize In CYerelana Tofee Tourn>v1
BT Mr.. F.. ". AAETISpA1r
White. RT,ct
King ut eighth King NJ 8 forr4,
Queen at X r fffh EouE n, y saran.,c
look at r sixth Eishoo NJ K et,h.s
iL,s4nvp ~ nsl Bishop at q 9Th
Entstt AZ + g Knight at K fon1h
. hn!snL .! Z L fourth Knight at 3 thirt
iaNA i, u. y stc4nu Pawn at K teyeath
i,as. nn~n ~ !ouFtn Pawn At @ sixth
1I%n ,S!a ~ NJ second Pawu at q seventh
White to play and mate in three moves,
, 1877-11-25

White. l. Elncx.
1..Q toe 1t 81 l..Auy move
2..Matcs accordingly
~ Correct solution to Enigma No. 10o received
from ". H. Oyington, G. \. Perry, 0. Il. Bcnjs-
min, E. Barbe, j. 4. Campbell, c. y. clark,
E. S. Moss, und L. 3. n, city; j. E. Eobinson
Ninona; Minn.; J. a. Grecnhil1, Clinton, Il;
kt., Turner, III.
, 1877-11-25

E. B., city.-Prob1cm accepted.
L. 4. Y. E.: milwaukee, Wis.-Thank ~, =.
the ahcr' shall be glad to receive, them. ''' ''s
It., Tnrner, 1ll.-Whtte's second move :, .,,-
t'oh to ENIGMA NO. io1 should read 20 to L bsTt
G. ". W. Stock Yards. III 81. o..K IN ~,
there Is no mate. as the eau be iuternosed - y
Eo7e- See solution in this issue. 'p'7'u ne1s
C. A. F., city.-Mr. Benjamin ca11s attan.;n
the fact that in Problem No. l01 in The varstana
pubiishedl it makes some difference which PooS
used. II b. l..R from 1t takes o ch. thaea =
no defect. : %A' e'ete Il
.,s;h, $; R., city-The idea is good, but it is not
cio1aeu ;th ~ suitable gaso Cannot you dispenss
which hare 10 bearing on the situation, and VIII
fcnucr the solution easy by their thtyatenirraa tra
, 1877-11-25
half Of laudanum, and was found bv tbo :.
yant writhing on the floor just In ,itne ~ ses~
her. " SIZE
THE GAME OFCHEec
CHESS DIRECTORY .

CHICAGO CuEss CLuB-Nos 81 and r, ~:
ington street. 'saa~
CHICAGO CHESS Observation-Disclosures wo,.t,-
lo0 Dearborn street, opposite TnrncsE B,,1si.
Chess players meet daily at the Trcmont nao.
{Exciiansc) aud the Sherman House (Basemen., 'e
All Communications intended forthis aepar,mm..a.
Should be addressed to TIE TRIBUNE, ind indorsss,
''Clcss," sso
, 1877-11-25

LONDON, Nov. 24~ IT
market for tllsce-nlontDi
Bank Of England rate, /
Consols. Tor money an
American Securities -
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Manhood, How Lost, EH0w
Restored.

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The celebrated author, in this admirable
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cured without the dans erous use of intern
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pointing out mode Of cure at once simple.
certain, and effectual, by means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condi-
ton may be, may care himself cheaply,
privately, and radically.
nen.This Lecture should be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to
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LINZ S.

LIN rs
The Chicago & Northwestern Railway
embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway Lines of the WEST and
NORTHWEST, and, with its numerous
Bran ches and connections, forms the short
est and quickest route between Chicago aud
all points in Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern
Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Cal
iforna and the Western Territories Its
Omaha and California Line.
Is the shortest and best route between Chi
cago aud all points in the Northern Illinois
Iowa. Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Col
orado, Utah, Nevada, California, Oregon
China, Japan and Australia. Its
Chicago, St Paul and Minneapolis
Line is the short liue between Chic ago aud
all points IN Northern Wisconsin aud Min.
nesota, and for Madison, St. Paul, Minneap.
oils, Duluth, aud all points III the Great
Northwest. Its
La Croose, Winona and St. Peter
Line is the best route between Chicago and
La Crosse, Winona, Rochester, Owatonna,
Mankato 81. Peter, New UIm and all points
in southern aud central Minnesota. It's
Green Bay and Marquette
Line is the only line between Chicago and
Janesville Watertown, Fond du Lac, Osh-
kosh Appleton, Green Bay, Escanaba Ne
gaunee, Marquette, Houghton, Hancock and
the Lake Superior country. Its
Freeport and Dubuque
Line is the only route between Chicago and
Eigiu, Rockford, Freepors, and afI points
via Freepert. Its
Chicago and Milwaukee
Line is the old Lake Shore Route, and is
the only one passing between Chicago and
Evanston, Lake Forest Highland Park,
Waukegan, Racine, keuosha and milwaukee,
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are run on all through trans of this no d.
This is the only line running these GERS
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Close connections are made at Chicago
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Michigan Central, Baltimore Il Ohio, Pitts
| burg, Fl Wayne & Chicago, kankakee Line
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Close connections made at junction points
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Fruit Trees.

THE Undersigned is acting as agent for
i sale o. nursery stock for the Spring of
1877 for Whitewater Nursery. Greenman,
McGraw l. Day, proprietors. Prices lower
than ever be fore and stock warranted to be
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request spoken per advertising
have notices legally published had left
ly in the hands of the Judge or Sheriff.
Call the attention of you Attorney to this notice.
yourself call the attention friends
who to this offer.
j. H. KEYES, Propr Republican,
Dated August 9th,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-02-28

Bs"This is the only route having Mil
waukee for its western terminus, and its
rates are always the same from Milwaukee
to the East as other lines quote from Chica-
go, thus protecting and identifying itself
with the interest Of the great Northwest.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-02-28
WHAT PAYS /?

TT PAYS every Manufacturer, Merchant,
L Mechanic, Inventor, Farmer, or Profess
sional man, to keep Informed on all the
improvements and discoveries of the age
1T PAYS The head of every family to in
troduce into his household newspaper
that is instructive, one that fosters taste
for investigation, and prom otes though
and encourages discussion among its ne Ii i.
har