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Bob Burdett SAYS: James q. Fair is
worth S42,0000 900 And the whole
342, ,0G0, 900 Of it, my dear boy, can't
make him as happy as you are with the
dew Of youth in your heart, when you
hold the hand of the girl you love, and
walk in path with her that is only
wide enough for one, with the rustling
branches whispering above your head,
SO happy you cannot speak with any
thing but your eyes. If you envy him,
Telemachus, If you, with your brown
hands and bright young face, with the
down just shading yonr lip, with not
gray hair in your head or gnawing
care in your heart, with the morning
sun shining upon your upturned face,
with the velvet turf under your feet and
the blue heavens above your head, with
the blood coursing through your veins
like vino, with 6ftp or sixty years OF
life before you, with mirage after mirage
of bright dreams and beautiful illusions
and pleasant vanities making the land
scape beautiful around you, il you envy
this man his forty two millions of dol
lars. and his spectacles, and his gray
hair, anl wrinkles, and his old heart,
you are fool, my boy; and you are
scattering ashes on the roses that grow
in the morning. There is lightness in
your step, nv son, and color in your
blood, and drsams in your heart, and
all the love and beauty aud freshness of
the sunrise, the $4,000. 900 cannot buy,
aud cont you forget it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06

All cases of weak or lame back, back.
ache, rheumatism, &C., will Hnd relief
by wearing one Of Carter's Smart Weed
and Belladona Backsache Plasters.-
Price 25 cents.'
Indians have strong way OF putting
things. II never" said Sitting Bull,
picking up little dust from the TENT
floor. letting it fall and blowing It away
sssold that much lana
Subdued shades must, OF course, be
selected for travelling, as being both
more servieea5le and stylish. ana 10
drab. brown, black, blue and invisible
green may be adapted to any complex
ion.
Ex.Representative Burleigh has q
scheme to domesticate the buffalo,
which, as he argues, is much better.
beef animal for the cold Northwest than
the OK He wants Congress to help.
him.
There is great demand for plain
stockings that is, for single solid col.
Tor for evening and day wear. They
come in ruby, plum. steel gray, cream
white and the standard evening shades,
Irose, blue, etc.
Has your child any symptoms OF
worms, itching nose, pains In the stom-
ach or bowels, bad breath, fretfulness,
or loss of appetizer DEKre's Work
SYRUP will give immediate relief, ana
will be readily taken, e
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06

FAugust, more than any other
month of the year, brings multitude
of ailments to mankind, mostly OF
stomatic character ~
Cholera infantum is so prevalent that
we may be doing service to publish
the following. which is recommended as
IA almost infallible cure for this disease:
The white OF two eggs we'll beaten, then
mix with pure water, add one table,
spoonful of orange-dour water and .
little sugar, a teaspoonful every hour:-
It will cure the worst case Of cholera
infantum; the eggs coating the bowels.
The following recipe is known as the
New York Sun Recipes" and is sure
remedy for cholera morbus, summer
complaint, dysentefy, &C.: Take equal
parts of tincture Of cayenne pepper,
tincture of opium, tincture Of rhubarb.
essence OF peppermint, and spirits Of
lcamphor. Mix we'll. Dose-15 to 80
drops in little cold wster, according
to age and vislence OF symptoms, re-
peated every Is to 20 minutes until re-
| lief 10 obtained.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06
rate of one dollar per day for use o

rate of one dollar per day for use Of
stalls.
Exhibitors in the live stock depart
ments will be required to display over
each stall or pen occupied by their stock
placard containing the name, age, and
breed of the animal occupying the stall
or pen, also the name and postofice ad-
dress Of the owner.
Arrangements have been made with a
responsible party to furnish oats and
corn on the grounds at market prices.s in
quantities to suit purchasers.
No Awarding Committee shall award
any discretionary premiums. Whenever
articles of superior merit are exhibited,
for which no premiums have been offered
the Awarding Committee may enter the
same in the book of awards; so that.lhe
Secretary may repert ths. Same u tho
Board for further action.
Awarding Committee must not attach
premium cards to articles for which no
premiums are offered, Awarding Com
mittee may attach commended cards to
such articles as in their judgment de-
serve commendation, and make an eutry
of the same in the book.
PAYMENTS OF PREMIUMS.
Premiums will be paid by the
Treasurer, only on the order Of the Presi-
dent and Secretary, and will be deiiv-
cred, on application, after 10 days after
the Fair. These orders must be en-.
dorsed by the party. to whom they are
made payable. All premiums awarded
must be claimed prior to the lst day Of
January, 1882, or they will be deemed
forfeited to The Society.
No person will be allowed in the
horse ring, during the exhibitiau of stock,
except the Judges. exhibitor and the
necessary attendants. If any objection
is made any of he Judges, it must
be done in wri ing, addressed to the
Presidents ating reasons, which he alone
shall decide upon. H
Vacancies in Committees, in the
field, will be filled by the President; in
the Floral Hall by the Vice President
All grooms and attendants on stock
will be required to pay the regular sd-
mission fess at the gate.
A we'll regulated police force will
be in attendance to enforce the rules Of
the Society.
The Board has adop ed the rules gov
erning the National Associa ion, except
weights.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06
MATAMoRAs ITEMS.
WooDsFfELD. O.. Aur. 23 "a

~ I'm . fny
En Sp,n,r @ u;.;,sd Me-, M ~, .0I.s I..s
week and oatbersd > few i,sms ~S;ch
thouoht. nerhans vonld he ;ntarss,;nc
To some nf vour rasd.rs S;noa .;s;,.
ed Matamoraa last fall wbaro 7 former.
iy liyedl the. anocl ., death hos m.as
desolate mapv homes Dr. Anders.,rs !.
Mrs Huyhes Mr. Glssov NJ ~ &. &
tano. MISS RusselI Mrs CrosSS<
States. Mrs. Ostbe and Mrs MIN 80.
All been rem oved nv 53e,,b I.slsc fonu6
several On tho sick list Mrs T.rl,e
Mitchell has the dropsy: Mr. Ell1ev is
rery sick Willie Cfaie ia sras3| 11{nos
from the. fever: NJ P6iiin {. 4 l,err n
out in the country, uudS5 10, Saa
|treatment; Mr. Jacxaz - f73i.-.
|1napo:i dt le5II} i . s !
treated for white swelling.
We also noticed some imnrovements
The carpenters are repairing Mr.. David
States house.
Dr.. Andrew is having brick dwelling
house erected opposite Hutch;nson's
large store house DR.. Richardson n
making prepara,ious to have a large
drug and millinery establishment bniItr
Mr. Char,ea McMnnn soli.hie nronortv
to Mr. Ortbo Lamnins and hnught NJ
John Hense;l and Hensel has hougbt
the Neun nronertv Thew have had
man and woman In tho Iockpn in Mat..
moras aimee the ,aat NJ Jnlv Who vill
not nav ,he;r f,es Thov nsvo ,hs r.n
a cbsncs ~ unrL On, h;s ssa hn.h 80
fnsed IN worL Thov .nno.r - ,h,nL
thai, 10 a GOOD rlscs - ha .nJ .ha;,
hresd ia sure
Tho.s wss r;,,,o h.,-..n vi.
moras and Grandr;ew i.st sstnrdav II
H.nss,la orchard
d. p;ao,, .;.;,a -. .x
Parkershnzob ,.s, s.oL ~ w,s @ Ionsr
zoe" .s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06
Wanted to Know.
San Francisco Post.

!
The other morning crustv looking
old gentleman accompanied bv the reg
ulation well-fed consort and couple OF
well-favored daughters. entered the din
ing room of the Del Monte, and, AZ be
tucked his napkin beneath his generous
chin, turned round and fixed a fierce
glance upon the wsiter behind his chair.
"Look here. my man." said the old
party, sharply, "before / give my order
l want to ask you question, Are you
an Italian Count in disguise ?"
"Divil a bit" replied the surprised
coffee splasber.
"Nor an English nobieman, the unac-
countable delay OF whose remittancea
has temporarily compelled2 etc, etc.'
"Naw, CUR"
"Nor graduate Of Harvard, and es.,
tranged from your father, rich Boston
banker, whose naughty pride Is as nm
yielding as your oHnf et6., etc."
"Oi am not"
"All right, here's dollar. and you
can bring in the grub Now that I
know you are not the regular thing In
walters nowflays-that you are not GO.
ing to run OF with one Of nv daueh-
ters, or pick my pocket, can eat IN
peace"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06
Better Yet.

On Canada Southern train the othef
day D.troiter had u seat behind a
couple who got on at little station
near st Thomas, and he thought he bad
seen the mans face before. He was
looking at him sharply and trying to
remember where he had met him, when
the man turned and asked:
"Aren't you Thomas -, Of De-
troit ?"
"Yes; snd arn't you William -,
OF Butfalof"
"Yes."
81 thought 90 when you came 10 =
And amt You running away with old
Judge Blanks oldest daughter, Of st
Thomas p
"I've got better thing than that"
whispered william, rs he leaned over
the seat SIN running away With his
wife,"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06

Recipe for becoming asthetic: !: One
dictionary Of art terms, three oil paint
ings, and job lot OF old crockery ware.
Mix. No brains required. .
General Hancock is quoted as saying
that bis observation of gunshot wounds
during the war Of the rebellion strength
ems him in the belief that before many
weeks the President will be able to at
tend to his official dQtiess
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06
A Good Foundation.

One of the greatest troubles OF our
people is weakness of the stomach. As
this soon causes Indigestion, Nervous
ness and Rheumatism, they prevail in
almost every American household There
is positively no need for anybody to
suffer from these painful troubles who
can huy q 80 ct bottle of Parker's Gen.
ger Tonic; for this superior medicine Al.
ways tones up the stomach and nervous
system, and keeps the kidneys active in
carrying of the foul matters, thus lay.
ing good foundation for perfect health
IN. o. PicdvNne.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06
Weekly Excursions to Deer Park
and Oakland, During the Heated
Term.

Weekly Excursions to Deer Park
and Oakland During the Heated
Term.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
sell round trip tickets every Saturday
and Sunday, during the heated term, at
the low rate of Four dollars, good fot
ten days from date of sale, to Deer Park
and Oakland, these famous resorts are
situated In the heart of the Allegheny
mountains lat an altitude of 5000 fees
above the ses, the thermometer never
e ceeding go per cent. at night or 70 per
cent. during the day, the magnificent
hotels at both OF these resorts have been
entirely renovated. and refarnished, and
are the equal Of any in the country.
tickets are good on all trains on these
days, sleeping cars attached to all
through trains. For time tables, maps
and other information, call upon or ad-
dress any Agent OF the b. 4 o r. R.
or W. E. Reppert, Pass. Agent. No..
2054 North High ST., Columbus, Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06
L. r. FARQUHAR. M. ID.
fFofmerlv of Zauasvill0 Ohfol

Physician and Surgeon,
Of,oe and residence in the Walton property,
WOOD SFIELD HIO.
Having located at the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes BY
close attention to business to merit public
conadencs and patronage.
Chronic Diseases viii receive spscisl
attention. may4,'.6Y
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06

III O.,
y.crha.ns u co,rots 10 oa - .a,sn.s'
,.ua,a-a T;n,s h.oS 'ssn'ps' oysol pian's; 70
.s....h~i .,,.;,.a s 20 heaus oaposgs, nsii
- snns.nai ,.;,ts ~ tee's, psoA sona'oes WIN,
bsads csni;asvsrs 4 4. iss. puups
nlant nernsr and stsII asIasn 'oD,e sssa,.s ess
plant' rj& bauas naas not lsss tbsn r;n. aaoS ~
k;nd sdbashss 4 c;t,sn. ,s,,, .S aa;,r. -
a5 cents each. Wy ''''''' A"'''
Comm;tteas n EorS yohn pn.h..h.,
.JoLn Moore. John Ooonsr W;,l;.,r M.,.in
mn nonn~ - " - '-.
o"oS
best 9 .ores corn ibottom,. 10 10
hast 9 acres ,hilb' ~
hast q .ores oata' 10
best 3 acres hay. 10
best acre of tobacco, 10
oess Mqpls'. 49,. y. :. su .s sols po1asce'. y.
n1 s.s.. = =. =. .ns muss % 9aIo =
ANY ~ i.." = sna .1e
49, 49, =; u - ~
- atan,s,,t "a az ras.hcd e a,,t;ss.;a, srd
'" o".. as aN'..:s s.o u =. Oa.s.,a. I -. e.u
49, p'9uuos'un in1as aovompany sa0I ens.y
nanu anu 9uansy mus. % s1a'eo: In',les
my iess ~ n"u' WIN 'no 0'o'e'Aiy " e0'n'oe'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06
OFFICERS:

President-JAMEs WATSON.
Vice President-C. W. HoRFFLER.
Iredsurer-W, T. NORRIS.
Secretary w. 81. SIMMONS.
Directors rs-THoMAs o. LITTLE, Ed.
WARD OKEY, o, F. FLINT. T. j. GRIr
FIFTH, WILLIAM SLOAN. J. W. WARD,
6, 0. DouaHEhrY, W. H. SIMMONS.
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GLASS @.
CLASS k-Fruits.
GpPLES.


Best 4 varieties Autumn apples; best va
rieties sweet apples; best varieties for family
use; best varieties for market, 81 each.
Largest and best display of apples grown
by exhibitor. number Of varieties and quality
considered, 81.
Best plate of Belmont; best plate of Ben
Davis; best plate of 8 Ben,ly Sweet; best plate
of S Fallawaser: best plate Of 5 Grimes Golden;
best plate of Hubbardians Nonesuoh;' best
plate of Greetings; best plate of Russets;
best plate of 5 Romantics; best plate of Rome
Beauty: best plate of 3 Boxbury Russets; best
ulate of Smith Cider; best plate of 5 Winter
Pearmain: best plato of five Northern Spy; best
plate of 5 Fall Pippins; best plate Of Sibe
rian crab apples. IS cents each.
uest plate of peaches, enc variety, SOC
best plate Orawford's Early, $50
Crawfords Late. 26s.
PEARS.
Beat specimens of each variety of pears,
if approved by committee, 15c
best plate of pears. quality and beauty to
rn}a 25c.
best 5 varieties for general cultivation, 800.
pLuMs, OUNCES AND GRAPES.
Best display of each good variety Of plums
if approved by oommittee;, best display OF
plums; best plate of ounces; best bunches OF
each approved variety Of grapes % cents each.
Committee--Dr. A. B, Covert. Hrits Shaub,
John Beardmore, N. Garden. A. D. briggs.
GLASS s.
Best half bushel wheat. best half bushel rye;
best half bushei spring barley, best half bushel
fall barley, best half bushel Indian osrn, best
half bushel oats, best peck fax seed, best
peck timothy seed, best peck clover seed, best
three pounds tobacco (spangledl best pounds
Of tobacco (red), best 8 pounds tobacco yellow
each 75o.
Best peck Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes. seed
corn, white beans, pounds hops, half bushel
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06
PHYSICIANS,

DR.. J.. w Az,
Physloisn and Surgeon,
ELM COVE, Rashington. TP, Monroe
County, Ohio.
All calls promptly attended to. during the
day or night. feb2S.' SO.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06

SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP
In Nsuhart's building, and will manufacture
harness, saddls1, bridles, and al other arti-
cles in his business that the trade demands.
Repairing done ON short notice and at fair
rates. Pieces Of harness, whips and straps
kept on hand. Call and examine goods and
obtain prices. Goods warranted to be ex-
actly as represented, and rates reasonable.
nov30, ,'80m3.
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-. Advsftlsit,g Rates:

~Leeal advertisements charged at the rate
'ei one dollar per square for frst insertion, and
oHy stnsfof each sabsequent insertion
Administrators or Executors, Attachment
nd Read Notices., $3 90.
,LscA Notices. per line, first insertion. 10
Sssts, and Ave cents per line for each additional
week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-09-06
DIR. A. M. COVERT,
Physician and Surgeon,
Antioch. Monroe Co. ,Ohlo.
mayll, 1907.
DIR. .. l.. STEWARD,
Physician and Surgeon,

MILTONSBURG, OHIO.
All calls promptly attended during the day
or night. Office one door south Of stout's
Hotel. aprl3, '80Yl.
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ness-purss ....................
Second horse ......... ............... ~
Third horse. .....................
Fourth horse .................... 10
Commit tes-J Doughsrty. r " Amss, DR.
shouse, A G Hughes, DR. Farquhar.
DoUBLE TEAM.
Fastest double team, owned by one person.
or rfim-purse....... ............ .$bo
First team $50. Second SIS. Third IS
Committee-C q Goodrich, Il B West, J
A Watson, Samuel Groux, Stephen Beushner.
COUNTY rRor.
County trot. 90 as you pleass-purse. $50
First b orse SIS. Second So Third $5.
No horse to enter for higher premium to
be eligible.
Committee-Dr G D Fogls, Dr. G W Mason,
DR. Read, DR. & L St John, Dr. 8 Steward.
COUNTY PACE.
County pace, 60 as you please-purse. $50
First horse SIS. Second $40. Third SIS
No horse entered for higher premium to
be eligible.
Committes-wF Okey, Jesse Ksyssr, DR. J
Parry. G Algeo, Dr. Boioe.
PACE, YEARS Oh UNDER
Pacing, fsur years or undsr--purse. .sl5
First horse s.. Second "a. Third S..
Committse-J Ruegsesgsr, James & Jones.
Naury, Dr. Roe, c g 0b.inger.
rRof, YEARS Oh UNDER,
Trotting, 4 years or under-purss SIS
First horse s.. Second 81 Third %.
Committee-John T Williamson, W . Way,
G H Weisend, DR. A c Armstrong, Thos Bot
tenfeld
Ten per cent Of the total premiums in each
race will be charged on all entries. The term
pacing. wherever used, shall inolu ie raoking
Five must enter and start to warrant pay.
ment Of premiums, except whore otherwise
provided. Entries in this class must be
made before O'Clock on or before the day
preceding the race, excepting the race ofths
6rst day. The Board reserves the right to
mako such other terms and conditions IN re
gard to the foregoing races a. it may deem
expedient.
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CLASS B.
CLASS Thoroughbred.

CLASS. c. Thoroughbreds.
Best stallion any age. ..... /. 10
Best brood mare with foal at side 10
Persons exhibiting thoroughbred animals
will. be required to furnish psdigrsss Of the
animals to be exhibited to the Secretary ct
the time Of making the entry, aud dupli
cate to the member Of the Board in charge
when the animals are exhibited to the com:
mittee.
srALLIoEs FOR ALL RUPfosEs.
Best stallion of any age with two Or
more of his colts -. -. ...10
Best stallion over 4years old.
Over 8 and Under 4 years. 2
Over and under 8 years .,...... 4
Over and Under 3 years. .......
Committes-B R briggs, John Harmon
Isaac Hogus, Josish Davis, 6 Hutchinson.
CLIPPINGS FOR kLt PURPOSES.
Best gslding over years old. .....ss
Over 8 and under years .........6 {
over 2 and under 8 years .........4
Over and under q years .........9 !
MARES FOB ALL PURPOSES.
Best mare over years old ........s 8
Over years old. .......... .....S
Over 3 years old .................4 4
Over year old. -.............S
Best mare and colt by her side. :...5 z
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CLASS H-Poultry.

Committes-Rev Wilson. Rev Win.
terick. Rev Eugene Rdmonds, Rev Garrett,
Rev Dollison, Rev Bsdall, Rev Weisener.
CLASS I-Farmins Implements.
Best plow for general purposes s.........$2
TShould the committee deem it necessary
the merits OF the plow will be decided
by trial..
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LIST Of PREMIUMS:
CLASS A-Contests of Npeed
PACING Or RAcKINa.

Fastest pacing or racking horse. mare or
gelding to 90 under saddle or in har.
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Ay Ia N0f\per day at homs, Samples worth
ssN W M()S5 free. Address SrrNsoS Co.,
= Srthnd, Mains, aiias mehS, Slr,
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CLASSO O..

Peach butter. apple butter, ounce butter,
plum butter, cherry butter, pear butter, to-
mato butter, blackberry butter, cranberry
butter, canned tomatoes, blackbsrries, rasp
berries, peaches, pears, apples plums. tomato
eatsap cucumber oatsup, picked cuoumbsrs,
peaches, tomatoes, 25o each
Committse-Same as Glass O.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-04-16

iGRI1fBLERS AID THE PRESS.--
Every Journalist must have felt
what the New York Herald express
es in the following: The truth is
that there is scarcely a newspaper
published, from one end OF the year
to the other, that will not, If critl-
caIly considered, give Offense to
somebody in the community. The
politician objects to the way lils
speech is reported. The buyers OF
one set of shares is offended be-
cause the money column reports
another set as going up or gong
down. Gentlemen who find them
selves in the hands of the police
are grieved at the license OF the
press which reports their arralg'n-
merit and trial among the police
proceedings. The sympathizer with
France is offended at letters from
Berlin, and the believer in German
unity m0urns over dispatches from
Paris. The newspaper thus Offends
some one, Just as the weather--rainy
to-day and sunshiny to.mOrrow-is
sure to annoy somebody. The com
nonsense view is that thenewspa-
per is the history of yesterday
written to-day; that it is the mirror
of the time, and that those who
conduct it care nothing for individ-
uals, except to do them Justice.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-04-16

y. ifEfEhsBuad, April ilo--At the
'flal OF .,he Nieiiisis on satnfuay' AS
sistant Prosecutor Mi'raa'eh strongly
delonncenIthe revolutionary doctrines
and DEEDS aserfea ~ TIE aec.asel' ans, %
aenaanuea inc sesersst ,ena'ly iof al
a.lhe 20, an , eonciaueo ~ ,uecia,ing 'hat
the iideiitysef the peoplerto the iimPe-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-04-16

We have received from DIR. II. J..
Riyet, President of the New Orleans
Taxpayers Association, apetilion to
the Governor for an extra session of
the Legislature, Sin order that they
may devise some means to place the
constitutional limit TO taxation beyond
the control of the Judiciary"
SO far as we know the public senti-
inent of Calcasieu parish, it is opposed
to an extra session. DIR. Riyet is a
very estimablc and intelligent gentle
man, aud it will greatly interest the
people of Louisiana if be will inform
them how the Legislature, at either an
extra oraregulsr session, can control or
limit IN any way the powers of the
judiciary department of the State
government. We were under the i'm
preston that those powers were deter
hihed' by The constitution; and besides
the constitutional grants Of power,
each department of the government,
the executive, Legislative and Judiciary,
As protected from encroaehment on
its powers by either of the other de
partments, By Art. 10 of the censtitu-
ton, which declares that
"No Que Of these departments, nor
any person or collection of persons
holding Office in one of them, shall
exercise power properly belonging 10
either OF the others, except in the in
stances hereinafter expressly directed
or permitted