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The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAlNin the right side, under the edge
i of the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in the left side; the
patient is rarely able TO lie on the left
side; sometimes tho pain is felt under
the shoulder-blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappctitca and sickness; the bowels
in general are costivc, ,somctimessltcrna-
tive with lax the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally aconsidcrable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with painful sensation of
having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains Of wearincss and de
bility he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains of 4
prickly sensation Of the skin; his spirits
arc low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitudc
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few oithem existed,
yet examination ofthc body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been ex-
tensively dcrangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF hCUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, arc productive of the
most happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quininc. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgativc, they are uncqualed.
BEWARE OF IMTTATIONs.
The genuine DIR. c. McLANE's LIVER
Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. MfLANE's
LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures of c. M:LANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
Ray" Insist on your druggist or
storekeepcr giving you the genuine
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by al respectable druggists and
country storckcepers generally.
To those wishing to give DR. e. McIAsr's lIvrR
PItIs a tiia VIC will mad post paid any part of the
United States. one box Of Fills Tor twenty 1--WE cents.
FLEMING EROS, Pittsburgh, Ia.
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To the Voters of Mississippi
Comfy.

In response 10 the request oi
some, and relying On the belief of
my acccptabiliiy Ia large proper
lion Of the people of Mississippi
county, 10 represent ihcm IN the
next House of Representatives, l
respectfully place myseli before my
friends and fellow citizens, for that
Office, ut the ensuing election. II
honorcd 10y their favorable support
10 that high dignity, | can promise
in return all the zeal and energy Of
which their humblc servant is ca
pablo, in behalf of the interest OF
the state of Arkansas, and particu-
larry of Mississippi county and her
people. Again soliciting your sup
port | have the honor to remain,
Yours Respectfully,
T.. a. GARLiCK.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

Rc it ordained by the Town Council of the Incor-
pu alpd avn OF osccoa, as follows;
S,G l. That any person who shall on the
,liri tru Sunday, hr engaged in amy game oi
lrat hiull, poker, seven np, three ~, twenty
unc, ihirliti cards, the Odd irica, forty Ave
whist, or any oih I game ~ r1rli, Known 10y any
name now known tn the laws, or with nny other
nru name, inrHny hctur wager an such games,
or for amusement, without m bet or wrgcr,
shall, nn conNirtton thereof, be lined IN any
sum not to e,occ,i twenty five dollars.
see II any person shan be guilty o' betting
Az niun,y Ur any other valuable thing IN any
g'lnr ~ bra.'. bGn, poker, seven NJ, three up,
twenty -unC. uiftcou CarlA, the odd trek forty
i've, whist Ol a, any other game AT cards know ~
hy any name now known Ia The laws, or with
any other ur new name, or without any name,
iic shtll. oit CnnN Icinn thereof, be fined Ia any
Hiin not to ,Sccel twenty -hvc dollars
Sc. i u tnl person shall be guilty oibcttine
muucy ~ ans valuable thing, on ANY gainc al
haetri pt -hill, he shall, on conviction, be llncd
in any rum n"t tn exceed twenty -nvv dOlla,s.
sec. / That This ordinance take effect ard be
IN iorcr from aud afi,r it, passage
JpiiN L. DEiN ER, Mayor.
C.~ll. G,yLnEp, Recorder
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GEAST, Ia addressing a scsena-
dind squad tho oincr "igai ren'ar'f
ed: 81 konw Gov. Hayes person
aIiy, and can surrender with un
teIgncd pleasure, my present posi-,
ton 10 Lin @hea pe.irc, rs shall
do on tho 9th day OF March, neKi
year, with the guarantee and scct'
riiy of your rights and liberties
nnder the isws ot tbs land" Thank
l;od for uipt saas,h. We bog'n
now TO haze hopes for tho con"try'
Wc had almost become resigned
and had fully made mp our mind 'c
live out tho rest Of our days under
ahe Grant ruis, bpt he Gays no"
that Le win reSgs. iSally.
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TnE following communications
explain themselves, and we can
only add and cxprass he hope thai
the people Of Mlssissippl county.
and those whose duty il is TO call
u convention 10 select delegates to
represent our county, will attend
to this most important matter
EgkNCmMAN's BAYOU AK,
June 23d, 1876.
Enron TINEs Dear Sir: As
the old timed democracy is now or
ganlzing for II most important cam
paign, and harmony being II con
sisicnt clement IA lis composition
| send you II letter from sr. II. u
jacobs, chairman OF the excculIy'
committee, which ho addresses m'
through mistake, but that justice be
done ! send il TO you for publica
ton.
Crops look promising. llcalli
IS good almost excellent.
From the present outlook, ! sup
pose we may soon expect, up ani
growing. n iine stand Of ollir'
wishcrs. | say good luck to you
boya.
We are n unit for the state tick
ct; we trkc II all il will keep u
healthy and happy. Now in con
clusion, hoping the TINES grea
success and its Editor happ,
wcdlock, l bd you ashort farewell
Yours truly,
j. +. DAVIES.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
The Lost Cause.

magnificent picture II Is inches in size,
beautiful IN design aud artistic IN execution. II
represents u confederate soldier after the war,
returning tohis home, which he Guds lonely and
lcSnlalr In front of the ruined cottage. telling
u SAD tale OF The miscrios or war. are Two graves
with ru.le cosses, On one at which some friend
~ hand has hung garlaad. To the right tn.
calm river and the rising moon indicate peace
aud rest. the stars, seen through the trees rep
resent the southern Cross. II IL q picture that
will touch every southern heart, aud should find
a place In every southern home. .One eupy sent
By mail, mounted on roller and post paid ON
receipt of Is cents, or three for GO cents Addres
John Enrrow a Co, Bristol, Tenn. Agents
wanted everywhere TO sell our cheap and popular
,,ictures--ss, to slo par day easily made No
money required until pictuv,s are sold, send
stamp tea raiaicgne and te.Ms, i-s-u
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Important TO Agrieultnrists The
Emperor Wiliiam' Cabbage.

We have received from Europe llmiied guam
iity OF Emperor William" Cabhn,,. ~ c't which
produces -nld hcnds OF Cabbage, tho SIZE of III.
month Of u lloar barrel and larger. lncsc cDur
nous calbagcs are raised with tn" most ordinary
cultivation, IN any climate, and nj present price,
double the ordinary profit II realized from their
proluciion. In trausrlanlmg from ihr seed, great
care should De- used Ia give sufficient spaN, foT
growth. Apackugc sent Ia any addrrss, posi-
puid, on receipt ui ~ cents. Two packages tu
one nldrcss, a cents Fight packages ~. Ad-
dress. enclosing stamp, fELiN JLAltk & 60.
81 East ll;iih Street, New York.
Please mention the name OF the paper YOU saw
this in. sept ls6mO.
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RIasg BaI.I.og.

On the second ballot tho whole
number oi g.liaa east S'as 13s-noc'
essary TO q choice, 4g2. Tildcn re-
l,eived Az IL, Hendricks, l3S IL,
Bayard 80, Allen SO, Hancock 20,
Parker lS.
The chairman of the Louislana
delegation, ss also that OF Pcaasy'-
wanla, announced TO tho chairman,
that they desired 10 change their
vote in favor Of Tildcn, and moved
that he nomination OF Tildcn be
made unanimous. Tins was recciy-
ed with tremendous cheers AND ap-
plausc, which was kept mp ior aev'
eral minutes, after which tho con
vention adjourned until Thursday
morning at Z a. m. Later adviccs
ANNOUNCES the Tact that Hendricks
was nominated on the first ballot,
ty a heavy na!ofisy, for tho vice
presidency.
As VIC go to press Il u too late
for commcpts.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

Ws lcain from the Helena World
that Hon. j. j. llorncr has with
drawn from the congressional con-
test in tits district. The in!orma-
ton comes TO rs in tho shape Of n
card in the above paper over the
signature Of Mr.. IL.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
HARRISBURG, hEg.,
June 9th, 1876.


DR. J. T. DAWES, Chr'm. Ex. Com
Dear SIR: IL is the dcslro oI
this county and Jackson that there
be held AT tins place II convention
of ihia party, in this district, to
nominate a Senator. Pursuant To
such desire, ], rs chairman Of the
executive committee al the district
have called such convention Ia as.
scmble here ON Saturday. tho 18th
day Of July, 1916, in order that
there may be harmony in the party
&c.
Yours Respectfully,
Il. l.. JACOBS,
Chairman Ex. Com.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

s-eSay Ma, wasn't England the
mother Vi th,s country Z" 'fes
my son, yop ought % know that"
swell, wasn't George Washington
It's iaihcrl" "Why, yes, of course
"Weil, ma. wOt wapi 10 inquire
is" "You 90 right on, and spll'
that wood, or III inGpiSa yon.'
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
Total,
S2,SSl,9i

IUtdI, N-jHoI, u
In explanation ihc c%smincr re
quests us TO add that ilicrc are out
standing orders against sopc Of hc
districts, the exact ataoant OF which
he has bcsn unable to asecstaia,
and requests each trustee TO report
all such outstanding orders at as
early time as practicable.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
Malaria ! Malaria!!
READ, REFLECT, AND ACT.

Vaccine from
n
aking
changea
from the
vii rmed,
The mai Id l bic pth Il
II !
may he worst
n
s NJ il
ni
non f -
ha
II
Iro,dan ItaH tree rect
na wi yrfpul4i
NNn ngenune niout the
uuuriss l.
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oRDIN A MCES-
Ordinance No. l2.

BE il orlainrd 10y the Town Council oi the ln-
Corpnritud Town oi OsCcoii, II, follows;
Src. 1hat any p,riol who shall ride or drive
on any ol the piankcd sidewalks OF this town,
,hnll on ennNition thereof, be fined IN any sum
i,oi more ihnn five dollars ipr ,ncl o'cns'
Soc. ?, Thai Ihls orli1aucc take eject, and be
Ia t,,rcs trnm aud after H. pa sage.
JOHN l. pEliEii, Mayor.
g. If GAYLUIp, Recorder.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

Tue following is the report OF
the funds IA Iba treasury, by j. M.
Pctiey, county school cxanincr of
Mississippi; county, subject TO the
orders OF the several trustees, for
school purposes for tho year 1876:
scuooi REPORT on MISS. co.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

sS 70 coo per day. Agents wanted. All
% W ~ clas-ts Of working people ol
both sexes, young and old MAKE more money at
work for us, in their own ipcnliti"s during their
sIialo no..nts OF all the time, than at an, thing
else We o'i,i employ meut thu, VIII pay hand
somcly for every hours work. Fnll particulars
tornlh Nf. sent Tree Send is your address nj
once Don't delay. Now II the Time bon I
look for work az business elscw here, until you
have learpcl whsl you offer q. SIlN>oNS co.
Portland, Maine. Jan. 10 ly.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

VIZ arc informed that tho various
candidates for coIaiy officers will
be in aitendaaes 81 the fourth OF
yuly Barbnaae, on Frcncbman's
bayop. pext Tuesday.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

-fho Deaiaration Of t9lcpcn-
dsnce ~ revised ~ Ci,p-insaI:
HAlt wOmcn are created freq and
nnn1ns slso some few men.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

Seii Soc. -, 7. II n, Il. East. 100 aerca
Most ni this tract is above overflow, ~ ncr,S
we'll iradrnri aud with No. would make n
farm Of a- tcr,,- NJ much value Price n ap,
Terms: ulc ihird c.rh, balance IN one and Two
years.
Thrsc lands are The best in the Frcnchmnns
EasDu settlement, il near the Church aud school
house. and j. The most desirable lands Low on
the msrkni in tnis county.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

STATE AT LAIGE-J. y. Walker
oi Washington, NJ. l.. Bell, of Joil
ersOn.
First District t. P0indcytcr Dunn
.ot ST Francis.
Second District-Daniel W
Jones, OF Hampstead.
Third District Benton j. Brown
cf Crawford.
Fourth Diatr,nt-S, il. Whit
ihornc, of Conway.
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Lands For Sale.
70 l.

Sc \ Ne u Sec y, Township II N, u. q cast A.,
iOacrcs. above overflow, ~ acres la Guccc.slul
cultivation. balance dcadrnci and under ionoc
Iroc ~ ga, terms one third cash, balance In
ona and two yuaIs.
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A. PICkl5TT.

Chairman Executive Central Com
milteo OF First District.
John G.. England, Secretary.
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We recommend tho above basis
oi Representations. snhicct 10 amy
change which the convention when
assembled may deem expcdicnt TO
make.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

The northeast 81 qussier OF section ~ one
in township Il o fourteen. North, Range an eiey-
On, East; OF which, tasrc are 30 acres cleared
and under fence. with good houses, Dsilo'ises.
well, &c. 'Sc Also
Thirty acrcs doadrnod, which car be PIT Ia oUl-
tiyaiion next year
riice Sa,oW Terms cay. Apply Ia
JAMES & BEST
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How to


ltrmn Gc,m o hong NUnn ~
~ ~ nk 80 rnptuy a natcp and
% ho thin tho tloutt thea dot dead
di1 1ci scan AW viii tell Won hpwt
itmi ont a uIrTdll; how cleanse
on from y to a HwHan Wih,u the
use rrn - It On th cmttu i icoJsh
i
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the following certificates /:
ATLANTA, GA June s, 1iS5.

MrssHs LOVE \ WuI-oS ,.,. .,.. H. ... ..,
,rurn In AprI TAX ck win regular Fever and
day
weeks induced Autimalfi 'iH' go u'-
oI
Tine thereafter Ion som.
thrre,, f,nr rnitVy WIN hgri
in should arii
II your Pads sil Ihysc hms every "y wa.
ms lhill
enough to Oi yOui Belts,
am, respectfully, etc, .,...,
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No O

leo arscs, n " = see. %, r. 10 S., u 3. Fast
4 valuable farm now raising 10 balas oi cotton
rrics j.n1. Terms easy.
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Own Hair,

Will be male rhi.i u Tonr' preparation
i N h ave be- u h fu % yt
root from Min
rtlccd
r. riniNl 1 san tftf fflrnan yIs
%
i ion rtof
pc Il one nuoi,.
% m no ulu .tr
3, kIi,n,
b
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
Save Your

icnIm have
b % - sat
spot In oth udw
rac charge tuula
r""thto whker
intaring uew nd new tnto
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
No

W. 10: u See. ST ION Il. Q Fast, 90
acres, 40 Drrts above ordinary overflow, balance
wlll timbcred. pg,ec Sil0. Terms easy.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

W IN
h. ticrc cninu IL b
q made II
ohc in first ocnrn
"A lscnl Ito VI
Ga Jun. Is
pIcnt NAL hr lhrel at timea
I,vci sincru months
ewoni
! \
Il
the cNeryhdu 1n, o Wi
h ma
The tforusb by DR.
rtnc n NJ
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

Nv =, Sec. e8, Z. l3 n, u. 10 East, within
-. miles nf OsccOla, ~ acres nnN in cultivation,
with u beautiful crop nn j. s' acres nearly
cleaned aud can easily be put Ia cultivation the
next Near. Comfortable houses on the place
Some ~ the land Is subject 10 Overflow, bat IL
We ! drained b. dit1bes. Price $500 cash.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

GS1 acres on Clear Lake good fam With com
Portable buildings, with gip huuss, gn,sl mill,
and all necessary out buildings; | acres in cul-
tivatton; ~ acres dcadcncd, lari or which Is un-
der fence; centrally located, aud u good siio IN
\ store, and in thrifty aud Igusrrous settle
mcnt. mostly above oscriiOE. lfce $iOWD
Term, viii Ia mad. easy Ia n Food purchaser.
Satisfactory Igaaons gibru TOT wanting 10 sell
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st. Louis Convention.

Our pecpla have been on The qRi
r:pc TO hear tho result OF tho 81.
I.ouls convention. Spocniai'ons
are rife as 20 who will bo nomina-
ted. Late Thursday evening, when
aho Capitol City arrived, n grand
rush was made upon the Porter Tor
late papers, but that important per
sonagc was 'out, hls stock Of
newspapers having been exhausted
farther Mp the river. Inquiries
rlicited nothing from tho officer
who caE,e ashore. In fact, he
knew nothing, aad the crowd, re
.straining their disappointment, dis
pcrscd for their homes to await the
arrival of the next boat
LATER.
The first intelligence from the
convention reached us this morn
jng. Without going INTO the par
iiculars Of the proceedings, and the
mode ol organization, wc give our
rsaders the following results OF the
baIloling On Wednesday evening
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

We are anthorizcd to snDOunce the name OF
J.. II CEESSlIAW,
as candidate nj the approaching September
election. inr
rROSEtTTING ATTORNEY
tor The Gccuud judicial circuit, composed OF the
COMMITTEES of Randolph, Clay, Greene, crail,hcad,
pninsctt, Iross, Crittrndca and Mississippi.
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Ordinance No. l3.

c. IT GAYLOllD, IutOrdtf.
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ATLASrA, GA, June 2, 1875
Dn. LOVE a MILSON:

ATLANTA, Os., june T. 1875.
DR4 LOVE WILSON:
December last taken with thil-
thomH,Nic, Southwestern n and treated for N.
L, Who able ~ iu
, 1876-09-24

sympathy with the revival movement of White
1cld and the Ienncnts. At this time the Old
Lamlngton Church was founded, aud the Rev.
James A1cCrea, father st Jane AfeCrea, the victim
OF tnd1an cruelty, was pastor from l740 to 1766.
The friends OF the late DR.. Butcher, Bishop Of
Meath, Ireland, who committed suicide q few
weeks ago, intend to found memorial profes-
sorship III the Divinity School Of the Church OF
Ireland. 1t will be called 1.-THE Butcher Memo
rial Professorship.'
Canon Liddon preached strongly in st. Paul's,
London, Aug. u, against the atrocities of the
Turks IN Bulgaria and the completely Of Great
Britain in the matter by siding with Turkey
lie said that It was time for the people to say
whether the race which had ever been the same
In character should riyet the bonds Of millions,
who, with all their impcrfections, had the same
right as Eng1shmcn to freedom.
The Rev. Ransom 3. Welch, Of Union College.
has been elected to the Chair of Theology in
in the prime Of life, and has already attained a
wide reputation as profound thinker and an
able writer He has been especially noted for
nus aitacles on scence aud latin, and Is without
question one OF tho leading minds In those
branches OF knowledge in the country.
The story that Sitting Bull was convert of
Father de Smet. and was taught by him to read
and speak French, Is spoiled by the Catholic he-
saeo, which has Fathe de Smet's papers relating
to the Indians, containing an account of the
only time be met the Sioux Chief It was in
june, 1865, when the priest was sent as peace
missioner to the tribes under his leadership.
Had he ever seen him before he would certain
" have mentioned it. And an incident which
completely uusets the theory Of conversion is
Father dc Smct's delight to lnd in the village
venerable old Chiet who wore on his breast a
worD copper crucilx which he had received from
tue priest 20 years before, ind which, says the
latter, "was the ouiy religious emblem in that
Indian camp" This old man received Chris
tian Instructions and the sacrament Of baptism
from Father dc Smet. Certainly, if Sitting Bull
had ever been converted, he would have been
mentioned as particularly as this unnamed Chief.
This was De S1nets last visit in thas section Of
country.
, 1876-09-24


WHAT THE "sTANDARD" THINKs
The last number Of the Standard has the fol-
lowing editorial On the Filioque" !" resolution
presented at the recent meeting OF the Episcopal
Diocesan Conventions:
It was like fourth century echo when Mr. & r.
Judd, Chancellor Of the Diocese of illinois, intro
dneed M IN the Episcopal Convention for tue state
the faith once delivered to the saints has been
9Yczlaid onsht TO be expanged FROM the so called
Nicene Creed, as presented in the Book Of Com
mon ffayer. 0r rather it WAS like puff Of
musty air out Of some dim old cathedral vnult
Ihe question SO raised was once vital enough, al-
TONED ~ to whether it be veritable thing Of flesh
ana 1iood, Of spectre only: The article in the
mon Prayer, is as follows:
e lie hg @s II Tne 1 moz & sass: ons
son nd GSl, with the Father and the
The words Which we have italciscd, in their
They involve the doctrine of the procession OF
the Holy Ghost" Does be proceed +" in bis mis-
sion to men, from the Father and from the Son, OF
from the father only: The question is now Of in
which once had power to divide Chris,endou1, and
Get it's opposing, sections in almost deadly array
not seem to be altogether easy Of settlement az
Mr. Chancellor Judd maintains. The proof text is
aa follows:
buL WHEn Lne t01IoFLef II come, whom Will send
unto you from the Father. the Spirit OF truth
which Proceedcth from the Father. he aha testify
Al depends upon whether the question be treat
ed In its practical or its metaphysical FORM Jesus
certainly, promises to ''send the Spirit, pro.
mise repeated in the seventh verse of the next
chapter. The connection 50 instituted
between the mission Of the Son, as Re
decmet, and the Spirit as comforter and
sanctider, is the really important n,Atter in
yolved Does the s. proceeding from the Father"
imply more than this: Does it have some refer
ence to the essential divine Being, and to the man.
ner n which M the three persons OF the Trinity CO.
exist: This is a matter 50 prof ofoundly metaphysi-
cal and deals in such way with things utterly in
etrablc and incomprehcnsible> that all the Eeumen-
!cal Councils and Diocesan Conventions held dur
ing !, GOO years would seem incompetent to settle
1t. In the eense in which the article We hive
quoted is probably understood, the Spirit does pro-
ceed both from the Father and the Son; for the lat
ter declares, in express terms, His own personal
share in the sending Of the Comforter What is
more than this might, it seems to u.s. be left among
the things not to be wholly determined this life
while excision OF the tilioQue might seem to
question the reality Of our Lords part in the mis-
sion OF the Comforter, or the vital connection OF
that mission with his own.
, 1876-09-24
THE GAME EOF CHESS

CHESS D1REcroRY. Chicago Chess Club Nos o3
and Is Washington atseet: open from l. u. td
10 m. Chess players meet daily at the fremont
House tExchauge} and the Sherman Honse (Baae-
ment}~
All communications intended for this department
should be addressed to TEE TRIBUNE, and iudorsed
"'Chess-"
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
"E. B."-Yonr position has = solution b. 1..Et
tcR7.
''c. A. P."-of all the many variations in Prob.
lem No. A. that arising from Black L. to 5 j.
the simplest The continuation Is 2..Q takes i
ch, etc.
M. E. D."-Yon can obtain rubber stamp setx'
OF chcss~nnen. for recording positions at games,
problems. ETC.. Of Alex Page i Co.. 116 Moaroa
street, Chicago.
Correct solution to Problem No. - received
from E. S. Watts, G. S. Powell, r. H. Oyington,
E. Barbe, ". Howard Hall. C.. Dreies. n. B. Brant.
Z. ". EoH, and E. L. B.. city; J. E. Robinson,
Winona, MINI. c. B.. Austin, III.
Correct solution to Enigma No. received from
r. ". EoH, ", II. Ovinytou, G. s. Powell, E. s.
Waits, j. Shoenbrun, E. Barbe, and E. r. B.,
city.
~ 4 Black Bishop should be added At z 9, IL
Problem No. ~, 10 Prevent solution different
from the authors. In Enigma No. one OF tho
B1ack Rooks indefinitely located. '1R r "a"
should have been sq-