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CHURCH. DIRECTORY.

Germaa Methodist Episcopal Church Live
Oclupk IN HE mOlulng ana hlli pnhl seven
in HE evening, q, Alul0oht, pastor,
~, Mathews Episcopal Church lnrhul lA'
niir nnd Elm hllerls, ll1Y, a, u, Davenport,
Rector, SUNDAY school ~ y nln, Services
~ 49, am, rnd w pm,
Methodist Episcopal Church NOaih-C0rner
Commerce aud Lamar streets, Row. Dl, W,
u, hnHlerllngi Pastor, Sunday sohOol ~ v
AIN, services az n u, ~, Rud ~ p,iu, ully
mission services, kwias avenue, enet Dallas
AZ II A, NJ, Hnd corner Young ana fWny
streets, NJ y T., N, every Sabbath, HrY, SAM
uel Armhll Onl, PASTOR
Catholic ChnTch-liryan street (now build
ingl--Hpy, Father Mprlininr Pastor Ser
vicea Low nnss, AMI nigh mass lOla ami
yehpora, pin,
Christian Church-lGlder u, NJ. danO, Pastor
Services every LORDS day ~ II u, ma ANA "a
pm, sabbath school AZ Va am,
Missionary baptist Uhurcl.Pntioton ave-
nuO, lioy, Ahrnln weaver, Pastor, sunday
School ~ ~ am, scrylcos ~ lON am ana
~ pm,
Prcshyterlnn Church-lGm street. Rev A
i, Smith, DID,, Pastor Services every Sab
bath NJ 100 AIN, aud 7 pm, weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday. ~ pm sabbath
school sabbath morning NJ D o'clock,
Methodist Episcopal church. --frenohlng ovo'
~ sabbath NJ lOaO u. IN. aud X u, mi class
meeting " m; song service 7H'Op, M, sunday
school a, mi prayer meeting Thursday
evenings NJ \ o'olock
Cumberland PTcsby terIan Church-JofioRon
Htleot Sunday School NJ ~ am, Services
~ II n, m, and y, IN.
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The semi-nnnuni meeting Oi
ii,e Stockholders Of the Dallas
Real Estate ANA Building ASSOC
citation Will he held ~ the
rooms Of the Hoard ~ Trade,
over Mcssrs. Schneider ~ Da-
Wis, 0n Monday evening, the
JOih Of November, 1874, nj half
past seven o'clock. A full at-
tendance ~ requested, IN busi-
mess ~ importance viii come
before the meeting. No shares
Ia arrears will be allowed Ia
vote. a. n. BARRY,
Secretary ANA Treasurer.
2i2dl0t
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TmE GENERAL MAaHET.

quotations represent cash pri'es ior large
lots, aud aro nOlapplipahlp Ia small orders
BACON Weak, clearsdesr bpishouldes
no,
HAGGlNG-Dull Prices range from ING
No. supply small demand limited
HUT1Eli-ApuY County and western
iie lug, supply limited,
HltllkWAA Firm, ~ ag4le per pound
DLlts-hlpG dull ~ lAMlup,
COFFEE Market apllYei prices ranging
from al@2le for ltloi no Java ~ market ol
consequence,
CORN MleAl.-AGliyeHt DWl OOper huhhel
WilEAI-Dull ~ ~ OOgl w poi buAlitl,
FlOuR-Quioti good quality NJ mmlly
~ nom " NJ a. NJ bl per hundred,
.EduS-Aellyei supply llghli eell AZ 22e
FhIiii' Fresh omnaps u.ousiana pcr bar
ri, plai apples, slo'i ~ per bafIeli lemons
1ll prr huN,
HAMs-MarKot strong supply very lin
HAY-Xoliyei by lie wagon load, 500
pnr Ton baled, Sl2 on the lraclf,
IL DhS-harkol nrml dry mint, lhWlHa'
| per pOundi dry sailed, liNp per pound green
! ic per puundigIeon sailed, NJ per pounds dee
LAlD~Bui little In market; tlerce, ls,Gci
| tins, lbci market duh with downward ten
0A'l's-Aetivo NJ 69I(Gt56c per bushel.
! uNlDNF - lNll lllkN hnpplAi plltNn lNHH'
| nom " 10 " ~ per huHhel,
| POTATOES IRISH, el@i 10 per buhle
sweet potatoes, 200 10 u 90 per buHheli do
maud active aud supply good,
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., full grown zoo
| young ohickCna, 2io euCli,
! AALl-ACtVo NJ nom " 10 TO 81 30 pc
| anclg, aud 20 iOna ~ per barrel.
| STARCH Firm NJ 7o, supply good.
| SuGAll-fair, lOAc prime, llNc choice
| l2c; coffee, i've, powdered and crushed, lHlC
! lllGS-flrnii beard tics HNCj arrow Dc,
! TWlNf--A full supply NJ loo per pound
WOOl.-Flrin NJ 24@27c, according 10 qnNl
| ity,
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Terrc Haute ON Dallas DcmOc racy.

The Terre Haute Indiana) Journal,
speaking of the resolutions passed here
the night of the illumination, says
These resolutions speak the sentiments
of a brave, but oppressed people, who
have for years borne the expressions OF
the party in power, with a patience
which challenges parallel in the his
tory of our race. Now the skies seem
brighter to them, and the future looks
encouraging All over the south al
ready, new energy is infused into the
people, new life is unaffected every
where, and new industries are awaking
into activity. The spell of radicalism
Is broken, confidence and fraternal
feeling will soon be apparent in all
sections, and this people will be, what
they ought always to have been, zone
and inseparable" In thought, word
deed, acts and interest.
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If you want the finest and
cheapest books ever brought 10
Dallas, go TO Franklin ~ Co.'s,
5O4 Main street, where IL the
largest, best selected and most
complete stock Of books, sta
tiOnery, wall paper, gold pens,
blank books, varieties, ETC..
ever offered i'm this market,
which are selling On most ac.
com mn dating terms.
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nII,a AlarrT FaM .

The editor Of the liHRAlp having
been elected an hGnpary member oi
this social club, begs Leave to return
his thanks for the compliment, aud
viii endeayor 10 be present upon the
OCCASION Of lhe complimentary hop
given 10 the young ladies VI Dallas, NJ
Odd l'ellews' Hall, on "Wednesday eve
Mug neKl, November elth,
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I,ruIus M, gmsar,


90 the Editor NJ tho Dallas Herald
DALLAs, Texas, November ~ 1911
Your editorial under the Head ~
lmius W, Caesar, IN this morning.
HERALD, II calculated 10 mlslendl nld
10 place not Only lhe mayor hnl Guy
O0lnei, but q large number ~ our
citizens, who signed remembrance 10
the governor, Ia u false not w say
ridiculous, position, II Is well for every
man % know something before lac
shouts too strong NJ nOihing,
without any elrcumlocnllon lel the
facts speak, Ia lhe local columns ol
the HERALD Of the 10Th Of OllObpri
tho following appeared
tfo ARMsW
Sheriff Barkley received authority
Yesterday, from tie adlutnnl general
Ia raise II company Ut minute men
OIf0rly able bodied, bona lide citizens Ol
Dallas county are wanted, Arms VIII
be furnished by the state all further
equipments 10 be furnished hy the en-
lihtiIg parllfa,' -,
Such WAS the notice, 'lheloGal edltor
WNtn uNfhllnllNN NhlN W WV. INWliN''
by request Of Sheriff liarkley, " be,
came the subject Of general talk aud
Inquiry m 10 the object,
Omllling minor details II may be-
saId that eight of our oldest aud most
respectable citizens, to'wIG Messrs, w,
l., Murphy, Jell, Peak, j. w, Th0mnhi
j. w, smith, H. NJ. Cook, j. w, LNne,
John Owens aud j, j, knklnH, called
on the sheriff 10 know the object oI
such n company, Nnd rom lllnl
learned that " wna 10 be used hnd
subject alone W his orders ~ IN
auxiliary force 10 enforce the laws, that
ho Intended 10 pick the men, that they
would hG under his control aud subject
alone 10 hla orders that the county
would pay whenever IN service, nnd h,
would bc peraonlly Responsible fol
their acts, and further iHcla going u
show that the intention was % use th,
company, aud limo manner was II In
tended That II was 10 DO Simply
u volunteer unliotm company uudcl
the oil law that existed before the war
such M exists In several Texas cities
| ~ which there can he no objection
On the contrary, everybody would b,
pleased 10 see such company IN Dal
Ins, and In every other town. But sucl
companies are subject alone to the or
ders OF the governor aud to him only
In great emergencies.
Mayor Cnbcll was requested by
many citizens 70 call n public meeting
10 demonstrate against the proceeding
~ inImicnl 10 our good name rs cit.
and county. 70 avoid all unnecessary
excitement, he declined 10 do 40, bu
Joined the council aud other cit.
officers in addressing Governor COX
In opposition TO II.
The result IL shown IN the COVER
nors letter to the council and In tn
letter of Adjulant General Steele I,
Mayor Cabcll. He, the governor hat
no idea of "enlistingn company q
amounted men," ~ part of tue mill
tia, under the law of February, 1858.
TO give the matter personal o oil
cial antipathy on the parS of Mayo
Cabell, or any one else, Is unjust In th
extreme. Mayor Cabel's acts prove
the very opposite, 1t was II question
of serious public interest, and 80 treat
cd. A FRIEND 10 ALL.
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The Waco EAaminer says "lhe
Crescent city delivered from political
troubles, will make tremendous eliprls
~ regain her lpsl trade, The INST AZ
lenm she will make viii bp ~ run q
RAILROAD ~ 'l'e1as. This j. already pro,
jerled, pallas Is bidding lur d. ana
lrml lhe fieayuur, 10 would seem hat
point is favored, Ia spila pf the MIDI
land rhAiloru
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-22

Monday next, the siid inst,
viii be the last day on which
you aan purchase u ticket Ia
the Louisville Library GIN
Concert, which comes oil on
Monday, the ;iOiii. This N the
last Concert that will be given
and Of course iiie Inst chance
for u fortune. Tickets for sale
by PIERCE a. LYLE.
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8 OPEN AGAIN.
No. 5OJ Main Street

No. JOJ Main Street,
rs the number where our
old friends and the public gen.
orally will find us, with a full
stock of books, paper of all
kinds. stationery, wall paper,
paper bags. wrapping paper
for grOcers and merchants, cot
ton sampling paper, etc. New
goods coming In mt
REED a. LATHROP'S.
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REED a. EATEEHSOP

Will sell the Educational series
of school books nj Introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular books. They keep
also u full stock OF all other
school books. which they will
sell as low as the lowest. ~
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FRANKLIN Il CO..

5Of Main street. have received
n very fnllsuppIy Of new books
consisting Of the standard au-
thOrs In prose and poetry, the
best and most approved light
literature. appropriate juve-
nile reading, school books,
etc, ETC., which they sell very
cheap.
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HinckIey d. DibreII

Desire to inform their friends aud the public
that they are at the old stand, prepared to do
all kinds oftin work. and will have full sup
ply of stoves and tlnware in three or four
weeks.
Dallas, NovemberIi. 235dlm
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houses, By eside Of lhe lalle, partly
resting on Inc teach, isa lisherman's
boat, and a beautiful boat under sail 10
seeu on the lake.
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The awner ~ 10, No, 60o, black ild,
wesi Commerce street, adi0ining Mot
lie Cr0ss' propeTly, ean hear of peg
ebaser by addressing ~, e." HER
AIU DliiCe,
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FOR SALE,

NY Residence, eerneF raeihe avenue
and Ifeusisn siTeeia, embraeins hhh =
bIsek 81 gFaund, Win - well hnis"f"
ene-sioFy and hasnmeni reehreens.s'.
bsiIding, and all necessary e"tN"''"'
Tags, sie, Az early applicant n'As So
ssO, W, swIsDRLis'
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There viii be n-galed meeting NJ coapr DO
IAon lodge Nos, az tlniT plslla hail, on
Monday evening, ihr 2id Instant ~ seven
p'rlsrk, inr lhe purpose NJ eonlening the dil-
feTenl gades NJ rams.
Members and splplrnins Rnlsiils, IN good
standing, are requested W attend
u, WARD,
Chancellor Commander,
80, LEIGH, x OF u, aud y, 2isilt
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507 Main street IL the place 10 iind
thc largest and cheapest stock of
b0ois, stationery, etc., in the west, for
~ IN tho street ANA ma. Of
PIERCE a. LYLE.
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LOCAL DREyITIEs'

ina freight At his new warehouse on
Commerce, corner Lamar street
The malls, the mails, What IL The
matter with themg Where Is Jewell,
postmaster general2 lrregularlly, ny
name ID mails,
New drug store-fresh drugs, paints
oils, etc., at q. j, MOiieips corner Main
and Lamar streets
GOslin, Goslin Goslln | ! doalln ! !
House furnishing goods house lirn'
ishing goods
The secret Of Leonard Bros, success,
M family grocers, ID that they send
you pure goods ut moderate prices, and
deliver them promptly
Brldegrooms, furnish your house at
doalln's, He has everything you want
NJ China hall.
Permmery, toilet aud Laundry soaps,
starch, etc., NJ Molielps drug store, COR
ner Main aud Lamar streets,
China hall, Main street China hall,
Main street II tho place 10 get bar
gains Is the place 10 get bargNips'
The ladies who do the purchasing Of
supplies for the family will do well to
call In this morning, and examine the
goods Leonard broa, are selling no
cheap,
Bird cages, baskets, bread plates,
glassware, queenaware and wlllowwaro,
all NJ doalin'a China hall.
The Roy. MIR. He'll, of Austin, viii
preach TO the congregation OF the sec
ond Presbyterian church In the city
hall this morning AT eleven o'clock
Physicians prescriptions accurately
compounded at g. j. Moiletps, corner
Main aud Lamar streets.
Country merchants wanting TO buy
Job lots OF house furnishing goods,
such ~ cutlery, crockery, etc, VIII
save money by calling on Goslln.
Cure your chapped face and hands
and soften your rough skin with Elder
Flower Lotion from Molfctps drug
store, corner Main and Lamar streets
Mr.. j. ii. Crawford has leased the lot
between owens Il Booth aud M. Love,
on Elm street. Meysrs. Champlin y
Wharton the contractors, will 40 once
erect one story brick building, TO bC
completed IN ten days, on II.
Goslin, the house furnsher, whose
China hall you all know, has some
thing new in the way of sets of crock
cry TO show you.
II will be seen, by notice in to.day's
paper that the knights of Pythlas VIII
meet at their hall on tomorrow Mon
day. night Mt seven o'clock for the pur'
pose OF comforting different grades OF
rank. A full attendance is desired,
You will find sugar, ten, coffee
syrup, soap, candles, starch, hams, ba
con, lard, butter, eggs, preserves
canned goods, tobacco, cigars, etc., al
Leonard Bros, Austin street, between
Elm and Main streets.
We had the pleasure, yesterday, o
al introduction to Mr.. William Smith
of the firm of Smith, Hayner u Co., Of
Quincy, Illinois, who is in our city
prospecting for location for business
We may be permitted to add that MIR.
Smith represents heavy capital, and
we should be gratified to have him set.
tie among us.
Messrs. A. Owens, Davis, Tompbins
and Mcclure, the committee who Went
from the Dallas board of trade to con-
fer with the chamber of commerce
and capitalists of New Orleans, abou
the proposed New Orleans and Dallas
railway, returned yesterday, after re
ceiving every encouragement and at
tention in the Crescent city.
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CABINET FURNITURE.

L have now i'm my shop, on
Cochran street, a. lirst-class cab
net furniture workman, and
am prepared to do all kinds Of
repairing or make new fdrni-
ture to order. All my work will
be guaranteed Of the best, and
prices AS low as amy.
A. w. MORTON, Undertaken.
Shop on the corner of Cochran
and Carter streets.
232dlW
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10 close out u consignment,
we offer 100 barrels Of Peach
IsIOw Potatoes AT S3 80 per
barrel. M. ULLMANN ~ 90.
Hldat
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Jcnrics, No. 6Ol ELM street, In
I'm receipt Of n line Of Ingram
carpets and mating. 23Odlw
oNnnnrn lhe Window
.rn lhn snhalnncn fndes, =

Ere the substance fades"
Aud the place to do II IL AZ Freemon's Gal
lory, whore nothing but lirst-class pictures
ARE made. Studio, corner Houston and Elm
streets, 23jd2w
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Another lot of those elegant
white shirts, j1Ist received and
for sale cheap, NJ
23Odlw JEFFRIES.
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"NcuriI."

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
Mdly II. q. HOSkINS, Agent Tor Dallas,
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A. M. Steagnil, merchandise
broker. cOnycynncera and nO-
tary public. OiIicc-NO. lO7
Lamar street.
poDltf
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The Houston Telegraph says: $50
our little sister, Dallas, Is proud of her
size, and takes upon herself airs be-
cause she has PIT on long dresses. The
cotton she has put in her bosom and
hustle, has turned her giddy little head
and made her conceited. Better, you
foolish child, to wait for natural de-
yelopment; you may have the stufiing
taken out of you before long, and swell
down to your Legitimate size. Shame
on you, to be so forward and boastful."
Law blanks OF every description, fori sale
and nrinted In or,iar Mt thia office
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To Lumbermen and Mechanics

Phoenix planning mill-building up-roof
on-eDgine In place-two of the largest and
best planners manufactured, with balance of
outfit To arrive Saturday or Suuday-whole
slant ID f.. GROVE,
237d3t
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FOR SALE.

That desirably located building, en- the
corner of Elm and Market streets, belonging
to MeSsrs. Cham plin h Wharton. This build
inI is 50xl00 feet, built Of the very best mate
rial, and returns a rental of $40 per month.
Apply TO either OF the owners. =. II ~
2lSdlrn . CHAMPlINi& WHARTON.
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NpAhb WAATEp-ln exchange loraa,s,
THIS ulilpn, ~. az
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FOR SALE.

One ten horse power upright Buckeye en-
CINE. with Straub grist mill and gin COM
plete, as good as new, for sale cheap for
cash. Apply to
ROSS WILKINSON,
Waskom's station, 7. and p. R.R
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WANTa WAMrrn

no l1NDWiu0 n4hsF ILN GgAYt fiMM
LlAHfWQn insertion nad FIVE OFtM
pff lHoNH each Hifi0ani lasefion taNt9
gI es"H As"frf f'' 49, Maa FfItt,
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In accordance with time-honored Gus.
tom, founded ON religious duty, hereby
designate
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tNANIEll-A buyer fpr eumplolely a.
" pl5ltl boarding house, centrally laeai''
I W. win lnur ApaTs lrHsf, '''''F '"NNT
49,, pApGilERrf a pONNELLRE
rllulN over lpslOliide
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-11-20

The fall term of Powers Institute clos
ed Friday evening, with public speaking.
The SPEAKERS from Vermont we're 5. T..
Davis of Sadawpa, +. Hunt If Guillord,
Il. NJ. Heard vi Vernon, ana Miss L. +.
Eastman of Middlebury. From New
Hampshire they we've +. NJ. Forrislall Of
Alstead. G.. l.. Adams OF X. enc, q. II.
Rockwood of Swanzpy, and Miss 4. Z.
Chamberlain of Chesterfield. There was
giacelulne>s aud ease In speaking, to2eth-
er with q clear articulation aud an tlO-
queml delivery taa' held the audicnci In
utter silence. The pieces were from the
best literature. We never saw twenty
speakers do better. IL was conceded by all
to he the hest speaking ever given by the
school. The examination prov ed that there
pills had not only studied the branches
pursued but had mastered them. The
school has constantly increased in num-
hers aud popularity since Prof Stubborn
has hal charge uf ii, not bI Dntling aud
show, but hy making it H school of
thorough culture, wher" pupils are pre-
parfd lOr the !Alrrn duties Of life. There
have been III pupils the Ia~t term. The
school has ample facilities f,r board or
scli-bosrding ut low rates. Winter term
begins Nov. 30.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-11-20

SCIENCE AND RELIGIoN.-There are
scientific men who would also be philoso-
pliers, who suppose the anthropamorphic,
that is, the poetic expressions OF religious
conceptions, to be essential to and the very
gist Of worship. Not having arrived at
anything beyond anthropomorphic notions
of the Deity themselves, they weakly i'm
agne that no other are possible; that
there is no religious worship, nothing to
lift man out of and beyond himself into
the contemplation of the unexpressed sub
limities Of the Infinite and the Almighty,
except the legends of the miracles and
wonders of remote ages. Hence one OF
them now boasts that, in the advance of
science, 'anthropomorphism" (by which
he means religion itselD "is driven 10 its
last intrenchment-the mind and heart of
man himself" When was it ever any
where else? When was II ever anything
else (that is, the expression OF iD than a
development OF the imaglnation-the fac
| ulty of iath-tho esthetical faculty-that
which lifts man above the clods of earth
aud makes him aNin to the immortal and
the divine? For IL not religion both a
| Sclellce anu AL hGlE-lTOul lne luuucllNe
| point of view as truly science as any
other, and the climax and browning glory
of all the othersP and also an art, a fine
art, as truly as any other, the most divine
| ly beautiful of them all2 Alas for the
| philosophy who thinks 1t driven to the
last ditch He confesses his defeat when
| he sadly admits this last entrenchment
impregnable; for here, he says, sit must
ever remain a drawn battle. Rightly I'M
derstood, not a drawn battle, but victory
to religion, the possessor Of the citadel-a
victory which grows more and more de-
cisive the more ii is perceived that the
"mind and heart of man himself IL the
only territory il ever claimed-the only
dominion it ever attem pied to defend. Az
ter all, is not the simple admission of a
devout mind, when 1t meets with some in
| explicable fact-"God made 1t so'-more
| philosophical than the shallow assertion
of presumptuous science, 1--WE can never
] know ?'-Popuiar Science Monthly.
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

"A Californian has raised 60 tons Of cab
$4,000 gold for them.
Georgia gets ahead OF Vermont in the
spirit business. Departed dogs are "matc-
rallied" there.
The Modocs ara all X illed on or Danish
ed, aud now Yreka, California, advertises
for Methodist minister.
Boss Tweed received Nuie fJr gov
ernor in Brooklyn a. the last election. aud
one in New York for assemblymAn.
An Orthodox church in ChieAxo pre-
sents every new member with AN elegant
chrome, and ills membership is rapidly in
creasing.
French officers. who have not hitherto
been allowed 10 marry, unless the woman
had $1,000, cannot now take a bride with a
fortune less than 5000.
A cooper at Dubuque, Ia, unable to
bear his wiie's scolding anv longer, bar
relied her up and rolled her around the
shop until she promised Ia reform.
-Tilton'S sui; against Beecher came no
in the Brooklyn city court, Wednesday,
but no decision having yet been rendered
a. to the 80. 81 particulars demanded by
Beecher's ,unse . the g 40 wss postponed
to the Sth of Deceul1rr.
"A plain marble Slau was placed on Io-
Gust hill, in Greenwood cemetery, on Sat-
urday last, To mark temporarily the grave
OF Mr.. Greeley. 1t bears the simple in
scription, "IIorace Greeley. born February
Sd, 1871, died November Goth, 1872"
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