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The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

A HUSBAND and wife make Joint reso.
luton when they decide on rib of beef
Tor dinner.-Boston budget.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

en- Perfection. The Scurlet Cardinal
Rid, Old Gold, Navy Blue, Seal Brown,
Diamond Dyes give perfect results. Any
fashionable color, lOc., at druggists. Wells,
Richardson e. CO., Burlington, Vt.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

Two MONTHS ago my attention was called
70 the case OF . woman aniictsd with can
Ger on her shoulder at least b inches In cir.
conference, angry, painful, ana EivinE the
obtained q supply Of Swift's bpecfhc for
her. She hiss taksn bottles, and The ulcer
Il entirely healed mp, only very small
scab remaining, and her health Is better than
for 5 years past :seenis & 10 perfectly cured.
REV, JESSE II. CAnPBELL. Columbus, 0a.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

"A Chinaman was fined 500 and
sentenced TO imprisonment for six
months at New Westminster. British
Columbl1 recently. for giving whisky
to Indians and taking pay for the same.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

AMERICAN Titles OF Distinction. -ljearon
Wallstreet, Count Yourchick,ns, Earl
Ytobed.--yudgc.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

CoU0Hs. BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
will alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat, and
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

any business Is add verso to-day" said
the poet ~ no affixed another stan1a 10 his
pOem.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

THE Old custom requiring saleswomen In
dry and fancy goods stores TO stand all day
long without rest or relief II being super.
seded by more humane rules In many OF
our leading business houses. Lydia Y.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 10 highly
praised by those who have not yet been
freed from the old necessity for constant
standing; and II . genuine blessing In sv.
cry such case. Is well ~ TO the tired out
housekoeper who must be on her feet oil day.
WHAT sort Of OF stories may VIC Ind In
thu agricultural pagersi Cereal stories, a.
o general thing.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

IY a cough disturbs your sleep, one dose
Of Piso's Cure will give you nights rest
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

J. w. FosHEE. OF B,uff Springs, Ala,
says: Samaritan Ntrrine cured ms Of hts.n
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

Haie's Honey OF Horshound and Tar
Has cured many people o! coughs. Pike'l
toothache drops cure In one minute
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

TUE music of the roostrris not composed
OF crow.bars.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

William II. Field shot his brother
at Greenwich. Conn, recently. under
the insane belief that when no was
fourteen years old his brother stolc
his spirit and IL could only DO restored
by his brothers death.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

IT seems proper to assert that Samaritan
Nerrine cures dyspepsia. No cure no pay.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

IL afiictcd with soro Eyes. use Or. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell Il ID.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10
Don't Give It Up No.

aGrnLs should have more EuIn.shun,~
said tho principal, % he rsproved syeunS
lady for chewing spruce.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10
Tho n.,t Halter Color.

AwEsr PorSr Cadet wanted . cannon
placed on n high hill 80 1t could 10 said
That the hill had Q bang on Its brow.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

Mrs. PARrISaros says that her minister
preached about the parable OF the probable
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

THE bs.stting sin g loshng arouna osr.
rooms.-Wdtsrio0 Ooserver: rerpsps yye
mean the besotttng sin.-UI my OeT''e~'
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

" boy would like to make time 60 fast,
lot him use the spur of the moment.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

WE know nothing, and yet II IL knowing
something 10 know that you know nothing
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10
co,,,...Io.al Endorse msnt.

ENGLAND hasn't got many 0rahsm.br'
Generals.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10

Tho kidnrJs set -
[ puriaers o'thsb,ood.
! ani vi lhrir func
lions srv 'n,srf-rt
with through weak
ncs'. thy need Ton.
Ing Thy ,'eooms
hcilihfugy active ~
tie use ~ Iios,eucrs
stomach Bittsp,
varnfalllng shOrf ~
riff from other
sources. Thissugsf',
stitn u lating tonic
also pr''yrtts and So
r-sis fryrr and sgu..
coast patton, liNcv
complaint, dyspep.
sis. flFumaiisln snt
other ailIn 'n'a U.s
4 With rsgularfy.
For sale ny al Drug.
gisis sud Dealcts
scleraily.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10
r.s~ Hssa - Yeet.

Tho postmsstsr II North Buffalo. Pa,
Mr.. N. J. Green, says st. Jacobs OH, the
erest psin.conqusror, cured him OF pains
In the bead, and also Of frosted fess
The Hazlehurst signal., 1884-04-10
International Sundays school Lessons.

sE-OND QUARTER.
April s-Pauls Third Mission.
AIRY Journey ...,,.,. Acts. Is: rs 10; J.;
April l3-Paul at Ephcsis. Acts isi -;
April 2l-Paui's Preaching. Il Cor. j; T:Jl
April 81 Abstinence for the
sake OF Others. ..............l Cor. ~ LID
May 4-Christian Love. $500. i Cor. ": l-la
May ll-victory over Death. Il Cor. 10; 5-t.
& ~: IL
May s5-I.Iberai Giving. ........ g Cor. s lis
June 1-Christian Liberty. Gal. u: lilo
June classification by Faith. HON. y: 1871
June l5-Thc lilesscdness OF De-
June s,-Obcdicncc 20 Law =. HON. 10; LII
June =,-lieview; or Missionary, temperance
or other Lesson selected by the school.
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oegoneraaloa ~ EzlhehleA 9yssena,
Suffering from . general want Of tone, and
fts usual ooncomitants, dyspspsia and
nervousness, il seldom deztvshle from the
use Of . n%ourishinG diet and stimuli Of
appetite, unaided. a medicine that viii
renewed health and vigor, that 10 = genuine
corrective, Ia the real need. It is the poe
seseion Of this grand requirement which
makes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters 90
elective ~ an invigorant. For sale by Al
Drugytsts and Dealers gensSally.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-06-21

The kidneys act q purifiers Of the blood,
when their functions are interfersd
Witn through weakness, they need toning.
Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, when falling
short Of relief from other sources. ThIs
superb stimulating tonic also prevents and
arrests fever md ague, constipation, liver
complaint, dyspepsis, rheumatism and other
For sale BY al Druggists and Dealsrs
generally.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
The I xtra Session.

Governor CAMERON has called an extra
session Of the General Assembly. That
body will meet IN the Capitol on the 18th
Of next month.
We are not surprised that Governor
CAMERON did bis duty In this matter. We
felt confident that be would act upon his
own judgment, and not be governed by
anybody else. We will not laud him foi
simply performing that duty, but We will
for not allowing any partisan considers.
tons to blind him IS to what ais dutH 10
the premises was. We regret only that be
did not convene The General Assembly OF
his own motion. But even OF this We do
not now feel dispostd to complain.
The State will be redistricted for tho
election Of electors Of President and Vice.
President OF the United States; and II tho
Supreme Court Of Appeals should condc-
scend to decide against the constltutionality
OF the aprortionment bill, the Legislature
will have to pass new bill redistristing
the State for the election OF congressman;
but we shall not believe that the court WIFI
do such an act before 1t shall have been
done. A Judge will slso be elected for
Judge DICKISsos's circuit.
We trust that the members OF the Legis-
lature will como to Richmond determined
TO do the work before them without delay.
There need be no differences between the
Executive and Legislative departments OF
The government. Let the session be short
and pleasant one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
IEcre and There.

\ factory Ter The production Of artificial
teeth Is 10 he established in Utica, y. y.
with a capacity OF 5000 sets per day.
The ostrich-farmiD. experiment at san
ford. Fla, has proved . failure. The last
of the six imported birds died q fow days
sgo.
The London Board OF Works uScs 10
tons a chloride OF lime daily Tor the pUr-
rose OF deoiouziug the sewage outlets I'm
BaIkiusreacb. At 50 q TN Tor chloride n
lime, tlIs is o considerable expense every
year.
The mahocany trade OF Boston has in
creased wonderfully .u the lest tErec years.
The totsl amount handled by wholesale
merchants ~ 1880 g. rslimotcd ~ less Chan
10000 feet, while o. 1888 oycn4 100000
feet WIS dealt in.
Under ne lead Of Mrs. p. II. Lambert,
The chai1tably-disposod women Of san
Francisco Wi.l found "a cemetery for sailors.
Since The day ;hat sailing vessels first en-
tered the harlor Of san Francisco over
2,CCG sailors have died ana been buried
within the city limits. The gTaycs Oi OILY
100 can nov re traced.
N. Travon. who las cultivated the grape
near C,eycl md. Ohio. for more than seven
years. j. uow prospecting for q suitable lo-
cation % establish G. French Catholic com.
mJnity N Southwestern Missouri. The
colony IS 60 devote itself 20 vino .lanuiac-
ture md reiFiu-fryinc Wore than 10000
has ALREADY been subscribed by French
manufacturers fer The purpose.
Iheclimate of California seems to BE well
fdapted 10 The best Development OF rho
thoroughbred horse. At the Winters safe,
IN Sacramento, last week, OF horses sired
BY the famous stallion Norfolk. fourteen %!
a!!Qialitics, colts. hiIies. ard mares. brought
TIE handsome sim OF $1,000, or tia higl
a,Isce 81 &1,G7l Cgca This average IS
20 Per cent. higher than that DRAINED o. boz
recent Lor.llaid sale. The hiehe,t prize
paid was 23.I50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29


We know The people Of West Virginia
too wen 10 have doubt asftc the result Of
either the October or November election.
We have said ~ much before. Certainly
II there should prove 10 be any falling OF IN
The Democratic vote, II will be owing not
10 any dissatisfaction with the nomination
OF CLEVELAND, or any peculiar satisfaction
with TIE nomination Of BLAINE, but
10 local causes, srch as the assessment
orders CT Governor JACKSON. But
how can there be sny considerable dls-
satisfaction even 90 account OF those
thinesy Mr.. WILSON, The Democrailcnom-
inee for Governor. has always and every
where denounced IN his public speeches
lie assessment orders OF Governor JACKSON
erd OF The Auditor, and the decision OF the
supreme Court Of Appeals In reference to
thosc orders.
But II win lie SAID that WOODS and shy
DER, two Of tic Supreme Court judges,
were nominated for reelection. So they
we're. But this fact only goes to prove that
The State ticket Ia compromise ticket
MADE up from 10th factions OF the Demo.
cratic party. ard one which will surely be
successful IN a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES year,
as this yea1 Is.
one Of our exchanges has The following
paragraph in q Washington letter:
Ex-senator Hereford, OF West Virginia,
Is in the city to-day. He Is Just from his
state. He saws that the talk In few Re-
publican newsrapcrsabout decentralization
and detection in the Democratic ranks there
Is The most unsubstantial bslderdash. AID
that though there was n squgbble in the
State Convention about the disposition 81
certain nominations fer State Offices the
patty Is as much OF u unit as ever, and viii
give It's usual majority"
We know OF no reason whatever TO
doubt what Mr.. HEREFORD says. we have
never before known the Democrats OF West
Virginia to be so active and jealous as
they ore now. There never was before,
we think, so large Convention Of the
party assembled together as was the Con.
vention Of last week in Wheeling. To-
morrow the Republican Convention will
meet; but it will be able to boast OF no
such list Of distinguished men as was the
roll Of the Democratic Convention.
viii IL he said that all the railroad com
ranies In West Virgins will use their in
fluence to defeat the Democratic nominee
for Governor, We don't believe word
of this story. The Chesapeake and Ohio is
one Of those roads. The Baltimore and
Ohio is another These two roads are "old
stagers." They are not run by politicians.
Mr.. BLAISE's little road IS not worth men
tioning. Let it DO what it will, it cannot
change the vote Of 4 single county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
How Determined q?

Every bill which is vetoed by the Gov
ernor must afterwards be passed, II at all,
by a two.thlrdS vote ID each house Of the
General Assembly. Ifereturns each such
bill, with his veto message, TO the house in
which the bin originated. II in both
houses two thirds OF all the members pre-
sent vote to pass the bill over the veto, it
becomes law Notwithstanding the obiee-
lions OF the Governor.
There is plain sailing so far. The chart
Of The Constitution leaves no room for
doubts. Does eur chart fail US Just there,
or does 1t lay down further directions which
viii safely take us through all difficulties
Lee us look at it. II says:
"But in all such cases the votes OF both
housCs shall be determined by ayes and
noes, and the names Of the members voting
for and against the bill or joint resolution
shall be entered on the Journal Of each
house respectively"
The Constitution says that in all such
cases the VOTES" of both houses shall
he DETERMINED by ayes and noes.
IS that clear and explicit enough?
The matter would not be determined +"
IL anybody could afterwards impeach that
record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
Twins AstouisIl Juaao and Harry.

LANtu,tA tdlt.I tuilL2Hf
At q trial in Augusta the other day b.
iCge Judge Whitehouse, the case being 2
!lnIily quarrel between dsgrulled heirs,
cmoEg the Witnesses for the defence were
tplnE. They were not ordinary twins.
They Rad HAIR OF the brightest auburn, eye.
hr0ws the color OF flax, pink-and-whitc
comp.cXious, aud dresses exactly alike.
even TO The least important bow. Their
names even we're exactly alike, With the
single exception that IN - - appeared m
one - theirrames instead OF an "O.' When
tlty first appeared on the stand the jury,
Judge. and lawyers regarded her atten-
lively she gaYe Ler testimony 10 Q modest
rIguuer and NpcI down. Another name
WGs called, it was tA.i Of her tWin sister.
As Der Counterfeit preschment quietly
lock The stand here was q hush in ils
courtroom. Judge, iurq, lawyers, and
spectators ~ tIa-sfxci, and gazei ilrst at
the witness in the box and then at the place
where her sister bad taken her seat. They
could hardly believe their eyes; !, seemed
JOS u the last witness bad returned to ihe
lcX Without being recalled. The Law
lfr conducting the cT0ss-eN9mi, alton put
tAe u.pa. questions the name and resi-
Cecce wore 10 sli appearances the same In
ihc case OF her double just on the s-aud,
aGd the voice precisely che same 10 tone
add infection. The jury looked ct eieh
o.tfr ana seemed ready 10 ach copper-
rs Coz hether they were awake or moi.
TlC8 the lawyer asked The witness 10 she
lId been on The stand lc.ole during the
trial, and received q Tl!:el answer in -so
NEGATIVE. This satisfied TIE Court, although
t. her twin sister had no; az In plain view
20 tbcother end OF the courtroom IL is by
uo means certain that she would no. have
been indicted for perjury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
4 cool.rEcaded railroad Engineer.
ICleyoland (Oil0l Leader. !

iAltftlallu ANli'I lstdittsl
Passenger train No. 7, on the New York.
Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad, which
reaches this city at 1905 a. NJ, standard
time, narrowly escaped destruction Thurs
CAY a short tine after leaving Newburg.
About three fourths OF o mile north OF the
Eiehtcenth-W Ward station is IN abrupt curve,
10 approaching which the track can
only lc seen few rods ahead.
Tie engine pulling the train was
No. 232, and Engineer Larkin was at
the lever. At the beginning OF the curve
Is switch, and still further on the
side track Is usually partially filed with
loaded cars. The train was going 10 a
moderate rate Of speed, and when but a
Jew feet from tie switch the en- yineer Dis
covered 10 bis horror that il was open, and
second glance revealed a ilat-car loaded
with coil: OF heavy wire standing on the
siding. with great presence OF mind the
aiT-bIakes were applied. and 50 suddenly
Was The velocity Of the train ch cked that
iheLo.seDCeFs wCrctMown forward in great
confusion. The next Instant Llrkin put on
fun head 81 steam, causing the engine 20
brtgkfrOm the train. Reversing again when
almost upon Tie obstruction. The engineer
aBd fireman ieaped from the locomotive,
which % moment later struck the loaded
cor, and both were thrown from the track.
The train. with it, load OF precious lives,
came 10 stop just as the forward ear
reached the point Of collision. Larkin and
his fireman we're not injured beyond o.
we're shaking-up, and The passenger, e.
capped without any further damage than
big scare. II wag q very lucky escape, an
results O. the mos. serious character were
only aycrtcd by the ready forethought nj
Engineer Larkin. The engine vas badly
DAMAGED.