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A very remarkable article has recently
ppeafed in the English Church QWarter-
! Rsoieto upon miracles, which is at ract.
iIg considerable attention in that coun.
,ry. 1t may he promised that the Church
]lartsriy Reeiew is the leading organ of
ne English Church, which removes its
orthodoxy far from any taint OF suspi.
ci1n. The first point made by the Re,
,jat' is that the chief purpose Of mira
cle- was not intellectual instruction, but
eiiicatOns of patiOnal or individual
II iiiuy eta kind to secure some great
y, raj end. 1t has also created still fur
tGy" attention and discussion in Eng
Ia. that the Spectator, another ortho.
lJa publication, sJstains this view. Its
u i.jon will be of interest:
This is really the only view Of the
Jewish and Christian miracles which will
hold water Tor moment. No one can
say, OF Aine at least out OF every ten mir
ao!.a recorded in the Bible, of what
"ognrli' trnth they were even supposed
90 ne The guarantee. And even where
su,h q ruth can be surmised, no one
ac.J show that the miracles worked, as
- snppo' d, in connection with it, really
do eIafrantee it. The Gospels indeed
n"am' t,lt something like preternatural
p"",rs may DE wieldcd by evil men, ana
A-3 by good .men who are not chos,n
Or ,easers OF God, bus who are wi
HIM only 80 far Us ,uay are ro: again.
Him. All thatn miracle assumed To- .
true, Shows concerning ,,hs person ..
predicts or is instrumental in bringn
lbyUy, is that De hos either somr
unusual knowiedge or some very unus.
u power Whether that knowlslge or
poTtr is of the kind which we call di.
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ss,.iit.

lhH .5ur to Bachelor, .ho ',d sworn
tra,a matd
.,ru, both agreed IN doup,ln. whul. r ma
r0mouy paid
G...ir., / had my higher aim.-for science
0.'d ny heart
And -nc -nd her young affections were all
wound up in art,
roor u9ghcd at those wise men who say that
friendship cannot live
'Twi,t man and woman, unless each has some
thing clse to give,
Wcwpp'i BE- friends, and friends as true H. ere
we're man and man--
I'D brn sccond David, and she Miss Jonathan,
We liked each other, that was n,l AMI qnt"
enough to say
So wv Just shook hands upon il IN a bushes,
sort of way
We shared our sorrows and our joys, together
honed and feared;
Wil common purpose sought the goal when
Young ambition reared;
Wcdromed together Of the days, the dream
bright dlys 10 come
We were strictly confidential, and called each
other chum,"
And many q day We wandered together o'cr
the hills
seeking b.,s and butterflies, and she the
ruined mills
Sad rustic bridges and the like, which picture
makers prize
70 rrn IN with their waterfalls and groves and
sunny skies;
And many quiet evening, in hours of full re-
lease,
Wc iloated down the river, or lolicd beneath
the trees,
And talked in long gradation, from the poets
TO the weather,
While the summer skies and my cigar burned
slowly out together
But through it all no whispered word or tell
tale look or sign,
Told aught Of warmer sentiment than friendly
sympathy;
We talked of love as colily as we talked OF
nebuln,
And thought no more Of bcin; one than we
did Of being three.
"Wcll, good bye, old fcllow"-I took her hand
for the time had come to go
Ny goins meant our parting, when to meet we
did not know;
lulh fingered long, and said farewell, with
very heaycy hcayL
For, though We were but friends, you know,
It's hard for friends to part.
We'll, good bye, old fellow; don't forget your
friends ucross the sea,
Aud some day when you've lots Of time just
drop line to me"
The words came lightly, gayly, bat u lcat sob
just behind
Rose upward with a story OF quite different
kind,
Aud then she raised her eyes to mine, great
liquid eyes VI blue,
Full 10 Jhe brim and running DER, like violet
cup with dew
ono long, long look, and then | did what
never did before;
Perhaps the tear meant friendship, but think
the kiss meant more.
john Cecil, IN he ArcGdIdR,
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' "A,' said little glrl to her mother,
do Co.,. men want to get married as
m,e., aa the women doe" "Pshaw what
are yoa ',lking about?' "Why' ma, the
w"wD who come here are always talk
i"g 2ut getting married--the men
don't"
When y swain casts 'pp"ling glnccs
at the girl ne IS oaru'aE, '..t ,s s. case in
the Cou.t OF Aggea's.
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TIE 9h YEAR
FOURTH NUMBER (JILlJ READY TO-
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Whist Party in the Ark
Three oapitalists-Astor, Stewart, vanderbilt.
Marx IW in Iiors Auction.
n rn renal. Lo3 yist at Na9hington.
Royalty in the United States
hrtemus W ards haTaCler and PcculiiTltiri
Monthly Record Of Congress, etc
lhihSs to 10 laughed al 'popuiar and touching
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This new Periodical which has already reach
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TIE FALSE sKCTARIAN IssuE--THT FALSE
SECTIONAL issue.
Reform IL necessary, and can never be q.
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issue OF The el ctions. and lifting IL above
the two ,lse issues with which the office-
holding class and the party IN power seek
to smother 1t.
Fret the false issue with which they
would enkindla sectarian strife IN respect
to the public schools, Of which the establish.
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

is lnpted to the tough mpfci.5 coid- aui flesh
of horse. II has performed none wonderful
cures OF SPAWN, strain, wind Xtli- scratches
swCenY, anu general HIn"ne,s, thdu all other
remedies IN existence. Read what the great -
pre-sinen say 81 q,
NV NorE, Januarp. I~.I
EVERY owner ui horses -houtd give the Cen
taur LIu,meut trial We cons ider it the hc.t
article ever used in our stable.
al. VI hR~H, Supt. Adams IA ~tublu-. NY
-. tLlL, Supt l. =. *. ~tnplr-. y ! D..
"a. :. ol.lN. supt. Maj. TX Stables \. -
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug IL. -
"t'fSTLEAkS:-l haN" used over one sro~, of
Ccniaur l::.iiusnt, yellow wrapper. Oh The
mules Of my plantation, 10 ldes duZens oft'le
family Llninent Tor Iny negroes. | want e.
purchase II at the whplr-Hlc price. and vii
thank you t. 'hip np by Savannah steamer orc
gross Of each Kind. N,---ls. \. Z. >i.w cat a
90. VIII nay your bill on pTt-eu ti'iOl..
'Re-pCCituliF. iANE> DAu.ow.''
1hX i'ost patrons of this L.nime' arc Farii.
er- Nnd Veterinary surgeons u heals gall.
wounds and pail-eyii, removes swelling. luh
Is wo' ,h millions ct dollar, 70 farmers. livery
men, stock growers -hetp-Iai-,r-, and tlo-c
having horses or cattle
What tairier eau OF do Tor So the CrutaUr
Linim nj viii do at a triilIng cost.
prieiOr-- and "a bottle will br given to any Tar
tier az Phyeician who DEERE 30 ic.l them sold
erery where
Laboratory Of J. T.. ROSE & co
~ DEr ST., NV loEk.
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(ENTAUR
| INIMENTS,
White. for the Human Family.
yellow, for Horses ma Animals

These Liniments are sinpl. the wonder OF q .
world. Their effects are l0tlc less than maryc-
lous, yet there are some things which they viii
not do They viii not cure cancer or mend
broken bones, but they will always al'ny pain.
They have Strengthened fingers, cured chronic
rheumatism OF many years sanding, ana taken
The pam from terrible burns nnd scald-, which
has never been done by any otherarticlr.
inc Whtte IfDssncnt IL for the human
family. II will drive rhuIuatsm, sriatica and
neuralgia from the systciu; cure lumbago
chillblains, palsy, itch aud most cutaneGus
eruptions. II extracts frost from frozen hands
and feet aud the poison of bite and stngs OF
venoniinous reptiles; it subdues dwellings nad
alle,iates pHin OF every Kind.
For sprains or bruisc, II Is the most potent
remedy ever discovered The Ceninur ini-
ment H. use with great efficacy for sore
throat. toothache, caL,d breast. Caraci.a and
weak back. The following j. bur "a sample OF
numerous Testimonials
INDIANA HONE. JEfr Coat
Ind, May y. 1873.
81 think IT my duty to inf I'm you that have
suffered much with swollen feet and chords /
have not been free from these sweuE ia eight
years Now am perfectly wei, thanks to the
Ceutaur Imminent The Eminent ought to ID,
applied VAIN. BENJANIN BROWS.
The proof is in the trial. IL is reliable u Is
handy, 1t Is cheap. and every family siIou have
u,
TO the sick and bed ridden The halt md lame
10 The wounded and sore. We say, ''Lome and he
healed -
T. the poor and distressed who have spunt
their money FOR worthless medicine. bottle OF
Cent5ur Linimcnt will be given without cnurg q
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

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CaStOria.

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for aetor oil Castoria i the result II an cd
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etc, then children can have sleep 1nd mothers
may rest.
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THE BOOK BINDERY:

There Kind Of Binding required by this omne
done at the Billet" Cairo City Bn1y sy
prices
haze Pamphlets yos presrse as jor binding
II gov haze Magazines 0 be Jound them
II yon hare Music o be bound send IL ia
gov hare Blank Books wih whon pritd headg
aactae them for gov.
II hare Ruling be lone do IL best he
shorter, notice
The Bndery in charge Of Mr. AMBROSE w. PYATT f-ro,e
oorkma" ~ho'e droon his business and The procss ci h
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line Of Book Binding and Ruling
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DR.. WHITTIER.
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nJIDrlinr 4 stscS, ard yafi.al ss,.
NNE IunE Jo1-g or e.l, Fnayzsffr1i II
uOt ~ ID IL. Ji4Ii0n ue9Iei II !yssf.
,rfa!. 4 SoHaebte or 70 ffS. CsYo= or pvi.S 4
DR.. Judsou.7os Cs.s:sEt EfyssG. 81. L0ais. Ae.
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MnpFErr ni,l ,u "a, i,,t, h,,,.,, ~,
tho res,i.aco o2 h' i on anS ON in,SIGnt ~
little Claude oaly child ot A. Il and EnSiJ j.
Motet,, aged one year, one month ana iour.
WV" U"ys'
,,,',a ~ 'vs' tnu" +" weak OF S"n'rlhg TINS
nv ".nS ""u ioNe,! ooy o'ohne bright
,,',s ,,, Nu"s'', "'SoN'''u'e ana ShieSs' no
clnImn1 ,s'o.,.,, s' We ''"N'" "'S pu'
rnmnyoi y, '"u' 9uN'' we mNrhiHr AZ The
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EhNlnlrrIII,l

Tho Armenian photographer from
Constantinoplc, rurkpy, Mr., George
N. ShishmaniAn, is the cheapest pho
tographer in the city tor any style Of
work known in the art aud who guar
antces satisfaction to all who favor
him with their patronage during his
limited stay In the city. Give him u
call and see specimens Of work and u
collection of Oriental lie pictures, cor
ner Lamar wagon yard, Maiu street,
al.
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The grocery house OF Amc,t ~ AZ
mott, Elm street, was hurSINl.lDd night
before last at N very late .our, and
over thirty dollars taken from The TIL
Oncer Duff discovered on his rounds,
that the door had been opened aud,
communicating the fact TO he um-
ployes oi the house, they found tine
store had been robbed OF the amount
stated
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Hayercy's Mnrlrcls open al lh"
Dallus Opera House luedsy night
and continue al lh' week Nit O..
Barlow and ueorgo Wilson, both
great nyoritcl in this section, viii De-
on hand. The box Office II now open,
whrce II diagram of the threaire can
be- seen and reserved seats occurred.
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No lhe Milton vi Mo IIeln,di

no the Editor III Tho ileiuld:
\ number of ladies insist that Nh.
William Suod0n he added TO the com.
miitee on babies at the Fair ltie
also suggested ihet the committee on
babies award n p,ize to the finest louk,
ing female child between the are Of
sixteen and tweuty.unr years. II
This lgst suggestion IL adopted, Mir
Frank Davenport aud Nj Thomas
Keeton would like TO REPLACED ON the
committee. %
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Wanted an ortyc eucsstriN ana
hanrstmin % act es Hn ls'a1l" p ,,
t,r thc mle OF Austin hmr. Adlfe''
with references. w. NA..''.,t
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VIII Gnd in THE HERALD the
names ofrclhbl, business houses in
every line OF trade. We direct t-eo-
psrml attention IN tines, houses as en'
lerprsins aud reliable.
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A beautiful and highly improved in
iiana mm with dwelling barn out
houses orchards, etes will be exchanged
tor Dallas city property or Texas lanes.
Addreas, Editor HcraId.
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Good E,rtnit.

Kellogg's BsMpe Powders, one dol.
lars II doaeN a. }, q, Booth ~ CO.'S
Auction Rooms, iG3 Main street. lid.
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prirtt for snIe.

In quantities from 1000 10 20ooVu
Apply at Thoma. yard opposite 'O.lN
Mills. '''''"
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"NcurllI,"

The instantaneous aud infallible
remedy for Neuralgia ut Hoskins IL
HoweI's drug store, Dallas. I'D
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CITY BUSINESS.

Hot mad cold seina at Wilson'S, No
.la EIm .tT-a, decy 5dl
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aailg Aetala.
Notice.

From and after this date, Mr. W. H.
Hendy Is duly accredited solicitor OF iiib
HERALD. ana ishereby authorized TO receive
and receipt for moneys due the ONCE on @e-
count OF advertising and job work.
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PRICES as USUAL.

Seats three dnNsin advance ut Opera House
Box Once, where diagram may hc seen.
GE1rGE CHAPMAN, l.. \. TGNKuAM,
Press Agent. GeucrHt Agent.
HfIl -ttI
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SUNDAY MORNING :; OCTOBER %
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

our old friend Captain Ben White has
been in the city for some days past with
his beautiful steam tug, the Emma
Irvine The elegant little craft which
runs the Shreveport and Bossier terry,
has been operhauled from stem TO stern
retitted and painted, and is now as
when tirst built, a thing OF beauty
Capt. White puts out, with his steamer
to-morrow morning. and will spend a
dav Or two in Bayou Sara, where he
kept The ferry for twenty-five years. 'o
SEQ his old friends; thence he goes on
TO Shreveport to put his handsome ooa'
into business. Success to Capt. eet
and the Emma Irvine.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30
NIr. II Conquest Clarke, private secre

Mr. II Conquest Clarke, private secre
tary to Kellogg, or some other sort OF
hanger 1n Of the State House. lust after
the trouble in West Feliciana tele-
graphcG Kellogg, who was struttinc
around Washington in his Centennial
uniform, that two young negro girls had
been taken from a church in West
Feliciana BY number or Mississippians
and rpyshed to death. kellogg. of
course, immediately gave this foul and
lying Cispatch to the press, and it has
been scattered broadcast over the Union.
Every li0e o} it is foul, dastardly false
mood. M Conquest Clarke has hereto
fore kept t1ierably quiet; but he seems
to have vt length graduated in the nasty
work all mcn connected with the Kel-
Iogg administration are hired to do
This dirty story he derived from some
irresponsible white rascal. or brainless
negro, and forthwith he telegraphed it
10 Washington to schock the public
sense Of 1ecency of the whole country.
and create the impression that Louis
ianians anJ Mississippians are a lower
and yiler people than the negroes
Mr.. Conquest Clarke's first venture in
the outrage bIsiness indicates that his
mental and moral nature eminently fit
him foE his dirty mission. None Of the
vile crew with which he consorts has
as yet, w believe, had the shameless
to retail so monstrous lie
about tie people Of the South as he tel
egraphed TO Washington. He is dirty
fellow, and should be snubbed by every
decent white man in the community.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-30

The Agstro Hungarian Com missioner
at the Philadelphia Exhibition. the
Baron K Won Scmoskcoy. arrived in
tho CITY Yesterday morning The Baron
IS one of the most remarkable men of
the age Gnly twonty-siX years old. he
has Travelled over the greater part of
the hahlteihlc globe, Is President Of the
Hungarian Academy of Sciences, speaks
iluently some fifteen different Ian
guagcs. Sncluding Latin and modern
Greek and II thoroughly yersed in his
tory, literature and heyarious arts and
sciences That constitute the eacquirements
of perfectly accomplished mind. The
DEMoGRAT has recently been publishing.
in instaittncnts. Ainsworth' 5 interesting
novel. entitled F.scIarmonde. some
times called THE Admirable Criehton. +"
Tho character OF Crichton appears to
most people - being absurdly over
drawn, but we have found in the Baron
Won Som1skoey 50 near an approach to
what wN have admired and wondered at
IN the 'h1r3eter OF Crichton. that we are
again reminded Ct the old adage that
truth y stranger than fiction. The
Baron b, taro for few days only and is
staying ot No. 1l3 Esplanade street as
the guest ot Mr.. Albert G. Janin.