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"ruE SPIRIT BRIDE,

No event Of the season has attract
ed more attention than the "marriage
in high lifc," an account of which ap-
peared in the Avalanche few days
ago. This marriage was the union Of
Mr.. g. A. Stillman, Of this world, 10
Mis- Alice Roberts, of the other-the
spiritual world. This ceremony, sol.
emily performed by the Rev. Samu-
el Watson over the natural body Of
Stilman and the materialized form Of
Miss Roberts, was, to the public, an
entirely new phase of Spiritualism.
Many grasped at the idea with alacri-
ty-men with marital wishes and no
funds--men who desire the dignity Of
the married estate without the neces-
sary Accomplishments of Caudle leo
lures. Bachelors whose coy apart.
ments aud quiet ease are never broken
by the lashing sound of woman's-
a--a-sweet voice, or disturbed by
the babies yells, and to whose perfect
enjoyment Of life there is but one
drawback OF the worlds sncer Of the
"old bachelor" see in a spiritual
bride" relief from that sneer. Mar
den ladies, weary Of their long held
names, were inspired by the hope that
a spiritual bridegroom also might be
found who could appreciate charms
which mortal man had so far passed
by unnoticcd. Hope was
NOT THE ONLY SENTIMENT
inspired by this novel union. Men
who married slatterns. and women
who had married drunkards, or brutes,
sighed ah, me! that this revelation Of
a new marriage had not been given
before their hands were joined. All
Memphis, too, has felt local pride
that on these bluffs should have been
given the first illustration of this new
phase of Spirituaiism. as an evidence
Of the great growth of the devout and
true of our city toward the closest in
tercourse with the spirit world.
While the city was painting for
more knowledge on this point the Av-
alancbe representative could not sit
with folded hands. Armed with his
pencil, and a determination TO show
the utmost respect for these great
mysteries lying so far beyond his ken,
he issued forth to learn something
more of the great matter Of spirituo-
carnal intermarriage.
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Orpheus Z. Kerr tells in the Graph.
ic how purely legitimate business
transactions are consummated: "You
are legislator. win you vote for
this billy Let me see your jack knife.
| will give you 500 for that knife. "
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The Couri,r-lourual q "a combination tusdc la
si,l 81 htcc odd Louisville palrts, VIZ; the JouI-
nal, established IA ls.D the fourier In ts43 and
the Democrat la lnii, lts reputation j. naiinna a,
veil as IT. circulation, and Il b. pronounced one Of
The ahlvst, spiCir.t, Nitirs strongest aud hr,t ar
ranged pap.rs Ia thu world. It, matter i.us ssIa-
cially adapted 10 the Merchant Farmer, Ldio, aud
Children.
The Weekly Caurer-Jsurnal '8 moi a mere hast y
hotoh. potch thrown together r.n the daily edition.
hut complete, able, spicy family newspaper, care
fully and intellig"ntly edited In every culuun and
paragraph.
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NEWS as 1T COMES,
TERMS OF sUnsCRsPTION.

aud not as II Is prepared by party demagugues 10
mlslcad the people, Specimen cpPies irce
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS Of WOhWS.
THE countenanceis pale and leaden-
colored, with occasional flushcs, or
a eircumscribed spot on one or both
checks the eyes become dull thcpu-
pills diatc an azure semicirclc runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
rita,cd, swclls, and son,etimesbleeds;
aswelling oftlso ,pperlip occasional
headache, with hsnming or ,hrob-
bling Of the ears an unusual. secretion
Of saliva; Shiny or furrcd tongue
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious. with gnawing SEN
sation ofthc stomach, at others, entire
lygone heeting pains in the stomach 4;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc;
stools Shiny not unfrcquently tingcd
with blood belly swollen and hard;
srine turbid ; respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hIc-
cough cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of the teeth; temper
variable, buS generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. M:LANE'S VERhlIFUGE
will certainly effect a cue.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form il is an innocentprepara-
ton. not capable Of doing tie slight
est hjHyyio he most tender ig.fdHf.
The genuine Dr.. MgLANE S VER-
MiruGE bears the signatures OF G.
M:LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

ON sale, at Grratl Hcdacod RATES, At all tho Tick
a. ufites, and ~ Walnut street lGil=un HousFl
Cincinnati, Where an Information viii be- cheer MY
given, or hy addressing either Of the uuier,isuri,
CONWAY r. HOWARD,
Geueral Ticket and Passenger Ag,n'.
iirhmund. ".
&. N. OAkLEl,
Mp,tsrn fas,sugrt Agent, Cincinnati.
a. T.. AOl So,
2al-tf Western Travelling Ageut, Cincinnati
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Parties Desiring To Emigrats

will hnd that Cor comfort speed safety aud certain
~ uf connections, with no mi night changes, that
this, the shnit Zinc 90 81 Louis, l. Tho route hy
which they should purchase their Tickets Inf
grants and 2nd-olas passengers ~ thruush on MT
cide olrs, aud our raits ar always Us loo as the
To- sa foi hlll inioruaiun, Timetables, map. &c.,
addIc,s or call on A. j. ANTHONY,
TIT Agt, stanford, Ky,
OK 10
&. 5 CONE b., e. A. KENNEDY,
G.. r A., H. Lpuis, NJ, = IayE Ast
JOB a. lHu.sH Zoe q a..
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rhAIN..niNH NnnrIi.
No.
May ~, 1919. Daily


TRAIN No ~ snnnrcts NJ Richmand Junction
10 sud irutn ls'inis t.tvrru thew and Livingston;
~ stanford v III Stages 60 aud nnm ~uurr-et; IL
uansi " station Stth staffs ~ ana irum nsaSiile
CIV ~ MitghrlshutF With stfF~s ~ Hnd frttn tyr
ryNilic and liafu-lshur.. ~ islanuu Nth stages
~ frim springfield, tHuiptellsVi'lc, Culumhia asd
GrrcustutE; ~ ichln"u luntilon with 1raius
leaving a. !. 10 =. u. and ~ a. ~, co. MemIhs,
Noniua.erv, and intermediate Tsint-. ins-cnFrts
as.ing 10 raiuts NORTH, basi aud West num louis
VILE arc ifrusirtrc,l IN 1rain No. 81 lrhHuun
junction. TAIN NJ. rnnucJ t. ~ Cincinnati luue-
tian With T. e 4 .. u y flf The Mouth sud i-asii
~ iauis,iilc in ' uiun n,fnt With % a N. md =
VI A v " tr a.. Nufth, Es-i aud West. aud
sith 4. ;. Malr linc steamers iuT Cincinnati aud
The tast
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AS LUCK HAD 1T.

one of the faithful who was present at
the ceremony. To this gentleman's
kind freedom of speech (and the bar
ber's unsel6sh REIMBURSEMENT Of his
right to monopolize the conversation
our reporter is indebted for confirm
alton of the story of the marriage be-
fore published.
"iou were present, sir?"
81 was
"Where did the ceremony take
place."
l"At the residence Of Mr.. Watson.
Did you ever see his cabinet?"
ir The reporter had not. g hn
There, sir, is where the wonder Of
the matter comes in. 1t is shut off in
corner by a curtain, leaving about
sufficient room for one person to turn
around comfortably in. The walls
behind are of solid brick masonry.
Dat of this small space the material
lied spirits come, about dozen in
number"
"The bride was to have married
Tom Moore had she not died, be-
lieve; was it
tom MOORE, THE POET?
ave don't know what Tom Moore
she referred to, but she was pretty
enough to be any ones bride. She
was the most beautiful thing | ever
saw." .........
"liad negotiations for the marriage
between the spirit bride and Slillman
been arranged before-h and?"
"Oh, yes, for some time. Two or
three times before had the prepare
tons for the ceremony been made. but
the bride had not until this evening,
acquired sufficient power TO remain
out long enough to go through the GER
emony. She spoke only in whis-
per, but her voice grows stronger each
time she appears"
'Wbat sort of marriage ceremo.
my was used?"
at didn't differ much, / think,
from the ordinary religious marriage
ceremony"
"Now, is this marriage to hold in
the spirit world?'
"Oh, certainly; she was very much
in earnest about it,"
"Does it debar Stillman from mar
rying now on earth!"
81 think he so understands il. |
do"
FURTHER PoIsTs--A BAPTISM.
This gentleman then said that there
was a subdued lamplight in the room
at the time, and that fully nine ma
terialiled spirits appeared. The com.
pany present was composed Of about
dozen persons, aud Mrs. Miller was
the medium. Ga thesame evening
this gentleman had his little child
baptized by the spirit Of deceased
Episcopal clergyman who came out
from the cabinet in his robes of office,
and, taking the babe in his arms, per-
formed the baptisinal ordinance.
People who haven't learned the A
b G Of the philosophy of spritualisn,.
I'm aware, cant understand, and will
ridicule this, but to me il is all mat
ter of knowledge-of fact" said the
gentleman.
Our reporter, though vile skcp,ic,
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OPERATED by one Company. ani pas.snErrs ars Ger
tain 81 going through aud ma King connections AT
terminal points.
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A SPLENDID MAP OF THE SOUTH,

Si1e ~ sNa2 inches, handsomely col0rcd rarnished
aud hung rollers retail pro. -, mailed fef Of
postage, aud the Weekly C0uricr-Journa,o ns year,
Tor .. o.
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ASK the recovered

ASK the rccuNcrci
pyspcptics, billious
Sufferers, victims ~
Fever aud Aguc. the
meuurul DISEASED pa
tient hov they rc,o,-
end health, chccrfa
spirits aud rs-l apI--
lite they will tel
you ~ failing StN-
uoNs' IIvFH NtDt :
ans
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OUR COUNTRY!
WHAT WILL
BECOME OF HI Z?

Is question now agtatlng the public mind.
The grave ISSUES before L,ngruss the final SET le-
ment of the late Presidential election; the Incoming
Congress; the new President the Policy Of tho
next Administration aud future welfare OF the
country aud people, are matter, IT great int rect Ia
each and every indi, hlupl such crisis has not
bepn presented ,ihoe the declaration Of lndolend-
turc.
A TEurHrUL HIsTORY Of events, aud duinss Of
Congress will he sNen with impa.tiality sud fair
ness In the
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

containing th,,sc Southern Enots ,nd iIer~. which
allwi-c rrpvidcncc has placed In countries here
Liver iiseasca~ must prevail. u will cure all Dis
caves eaased by Deranremcnt " the Liver and
Bowels
The SYMPTOMS VI Iiyrr Complaint are y bitter
W hsl taste IN the mouth: rsin In the Nack, sides
cr ioints. often mistaken E'r rheumatism; soar
stomach, Isss Ut Appetite, Bowel~ altrt uatiyely
costivc and laN; lie1dache luss ut mcwtry, With
pal ifu -ensi iun of having ttilel o 10 slinething
Its, thick yellow appearance n the skin aud
bye, Cry Coash of,en mistaken fur consumption
Sometimes many cf these symptoms attend the
disease, az others, very rv; hut the LiNER, the
largest unran In the iHdy 4 generally the Scut 81
the disease aud " not reyulats In tiue, great suit
ering, wretchs4lness aud bkA1H will cusu
can recommend - an cnicacious remedy ior lis
ease ~ the Liver, Hrfrthurn Hnd Dyspepsia, Slin-
mons Liver Regulator.
LEWIS q. wuNpER, iGii Master street,
ASSISTANT Pusr MAsrER, ruILADELruIA.
that tr pyspspss. luliousussS sni rhuihling Head
ache, 10 T. the hsSt me,iicin the world ev,r saw.
We have tried forty other 7cpie lies before ~imutons
Liver Regulator, hut none OF tbeW gave more
than tetnr-rary rclirf-but tho Regulator MT only
rrlisved, bat cur'si us."-ED. TEL1RArn ANp
NEssEN.ER, Macon, ga.
MANUFACTURER ONLY ny
J.H. ZEILIN a CO.,
MACON. O., and FiriLApELPIIIA.
Price 81 90 sold nv all Druggists
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II ENTUCEG CENTRAL AND
Ohio and Mississippi Railroads
For 81. Louis aud the West.
Through Tickets 20 all points I'm Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas.

Leave Lexington $50 D. m, Arrive al s. loui
S2i o. m, la timr 10 connect With trains ior Kan
sas I Ivy aud the West.
Leave Lexington 30 .. m. Arrive at New SOrk
~ y. in. the next day.
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Sleeping Cara Westinghouse Air-Brakc,

aud eysryth'ug that B. urrc,ary hr the comfort
sud convenience Of tassruE,rs.
Iu MN ora you ha,. DEuir' uf two routes, t-
Their Via burdpn-'iilH, Nl,hlustuu, etc, CT Via
Hl,hnoudi tasiu. one ct ths uiagniAt "ut sioamef,
ul The bld lamiuiuu Oryau steamship company,
passing within Niyw uf ail tho places OF historical
Interest uf The JHu,s river tli Point tUminrt lur-
town etc.
fnN iuf- LINE, aud he uu,iu'cI that th, l. The
linesi Pleasure kuute on the ,uhtlnent.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

For tickets or Information, apply At Kentucky
Central nailrurd Depot, iglingtOu, Ky.
~ EANsON. ocnenl Tictet Agent
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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THE WHITE SuLpHER SPRINGS,

known porId-uilr for the mHuy healing ,iriu,s Of
H. WATERS, arr lus atrd uuua i1tpy the line OF
this lIpIi pleasure ruuic, whilr mauy othsrs, OF
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MISCELLANEOUS
STAMFORD 4 SOMERSET
STAGE LINE.

Until nrth@ nnticc, there will 10 only one
e,ach run on this line having ~nmefset on lon
DAYS. Wednesday, aud Fridays, rrturninE ,run'
stamford IN Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
srr~ ~ aud from her place ~ sid days.
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most complete assortment Of 9*ll Chro'
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There will be a meeting of the
gentlemen of NatchitocheS and vlcin-
ity on Monday next at the Fircmcn's
Hall to organize u becoming reception
to he rendered the Right Rev. Bishop
LcRay upon his arrival in our city,
The Bishop, so we are informed will
arrive on Saturday, July 9TH, and it
is but fitting we should honor so dis
tinguishcd y prelatc and gentleman
with public reception. A full at
tendance of the gentlemen of our city
and vicinity without regard to crec'
is most earnestly desired.
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SABINE.
EAST PENDLET0N, La, I
June 18th, 1877. !
Dear TiNdiWtW:

Dear TiRditWtcr:
AS / have retired from my labors |
thought that few lines in your columns
would be very acceptable; especially
from new writer. Crops are beautiful ;
| have just finished laying by piece OF
corn which which l think will make
thirty barrels to the acre; people gene
rally are in good spirits and working
hard, and I think that they will be blest
with good crops Tor the prospects are at
present very promising. Corn silkipg
fast, and cotton we'll formed, and bids
fair for an abundant yield.
The ground is almost too wet to work
and there is likely to be more rain upor
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The Mayor complains of the non
attendance Of the City Councilmen to
their regular duties. Tuesday, June
10Th, was a regular meeting, and only
two, with the Mayor, were ia attend
auce, no quorum; next day three
With the Mayor put in an appearance
no quorum still. The Charter re-
auMes that the Mayor and four Coun-
rlucn shall constitute a quorum.
Wedo not like to be complaining
continually of this disregard of pub.
lie duty, but tho people who honored
the present Board by electins them,
certainly deserves the consideration
daquOrum at their meetings when
regular business is to be transacted.
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REGISTRATION AND AS
SESSMENT,

ME Taxpayers and voters of Nntchi-
/ torhrS parish, are hereby notified
that I wifi visit the different polling
precincts of the parish. Oh the following
days, for the purpose of Assessing proper
ty for State and Parish taxes, and of
Registering voters, to wit:
Ward 2, II. it. llathorns, Friday and
Saturday, June - and %.
3, Grapes Bluff, Monday and
Tuesday, June Is and 2G.
3, Broadwel.'S, "Wednesday anr
Thursday, June q and -.
4, Camptc, Friday and Saturday,
June 20 and ~.
4, Buffers Store, Tlilsday and
Friday, July ; and 6.
5, Bculah Church, Monday and
Tuesday, Jul v and 10.
" 6, Glovcrs, Wednesday and Th',rs-
day, July II and Il.
L" 7, Zion Church, MomaE ant
Tuesday, July lC and II:
8, Brascly's, Wednesday an(
Thursday, July Is and 10.
f. Ross, Monday and Tuesday
,Jn)y % and II.
10 Cloutirrvillr, Wednesday an'
Thursday, July Is a;ld 2i.
II Carroll jones'. Friday and Sat.
urday, July ~ and Is.
As the time for completing the rolls i
very short, the taxpayers are rrqurStc'
to prepare full descriptions of thri
Lands, Horses, Mules. Cntt}r, Wagons
and all kinds Of taxable property, an
have the lists ready on the days, and a
the places above dcsignatrd'
Under recent laws, the Assessor
charged with the duty of RrgiStrrln!
voters, and in order to vote at tntnr
elections, it is absolutely nrc' ssars tina
the names shall appear on the new rolf
will be in my office at all times II
to I'D of June, and on all days not st
down above for appointments. Iart''
may therefore make their assessments
me at any sucli times.
J. p. JOHNSON,
Assessor, Natchtochts Parish.
Office with Tax Collector, st. Denis 5
Natchitoches; May Dist, 1877.
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DRowNED.--A French milkmau
aamed John was drowned, at the
Olah' above tho city, while bathing
Y Tue river on Sunday evening last.
ron what we can learn it was a
.uple plunge from boat into the
Nst and John has not risen yet.
We body OF the drowned mau was
sssssed on Monday at the lower
'sa q town a mile from the "Bluff."
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! T. w ELL R4 EH # s!z u

JEWELRY CASKET contains pair
yoll-plated engraved sleeve h"ttonS,
Set Set (3) spiral shirt studs, one Gents I'm.
coral pin, one improved shape collar stud;
one Gents fine link watch chain, anu
one Ladies' Heavy wedding r'iis 81 price
of one casket complete so cents; three I"
for l25; six for s., and IL for $3.50,
all all sent postpaid by mail. Six dozen and
solid silver watch for So Agents can
make money selling these Baskets Send
50 cts for Sample and Catalogues we
have all kinds Of Jcwelry at low prices
w. COLES & CO., 755 Broadway
n. Y. City.
u We are the ORIGINALS i'll this
business, and have no "Milton Cold OF
'brass' jewelry.
"This .Jewelry Casket is remarkably at
tractive, and COLES e. CO., are reliable
dealers.'- Boston Globe Juno 23-it
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The Jury In the Ellerton, South
Carolina case, hung on the color line.
Six whites for acquittal and six color
ed for conviction. This is the last of
the Hamburg riots, and ends in smoke
as usual.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-23

As one of the colored prisoners who
had been tried and acquitted by a
Jury of his peers" was serenely
passing through the portal of the
temple of Justice, he was heard to
remark, "Oh for a hog in some vast
Wilderness
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-23
,1cH AND CITY NEWS.

We arc reliably informed that there
.or exists, and has for some time,
y, orcanized gang Of horse and cat
ia thieves, who operate in this and
adjoining parishes. We warn our
citizens against purchasing or trading
T., horse stock in particular, unless
,,o narties who offer the same are
.,o,rn TO be honest, or can show a
iii Of sale. And as gentle hint to
these bovine and equino aprroprla-
,ors We would suggest that a "nlShts
,odcjng on a limb and a trial by a
Coyoner's Jury might tend toward a
q corner in the horse market, II
eaught in this vicinity, it being the
0uIy redress vouchSafcl to our cltl
lens. in view of the fact that thIcvc
arc not punished by the Courts o
his parish.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-23

A negro charged with stealing a
"yearling" Cow, on wednesday last
was acquitted, and afterwards inquir-
ed of the Judge if he was not emit
tied to the yearling he stole. This is
abald fact, and shows conclusively
The utter farce that is being daily
transacted in the Court in the vain
attempt to punish stock thieves with
negro Jurors.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-23

When the Turks lose q battle, the
officers in command are either shot,
beheadcd or strangled with the bow
string. If the same plan had been
adopted during our late war, We
would not now be afflicted with so
many Colonies, Majors, and Captains.