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The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
Inc Treasury Department.

Inc treasury Department.
By Southern Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-Advices re-
celved at the Treasury Department
today state that $S,OOO,OOO in gold
was engaged at the New York Sub
treasury for shipment tomorrow
When this is deducted from the
gold on hand, $9S. .SO4, 900 it will
leave but $95,8O4.O0O of gold the
reserve being invaded to the ex-
tent of $4,20O,OOO. Small shin.
ments of gold are now in transit to
the Treasury, but will not appear
IN the account for several days.
NO uneasiness is felt by this with
drawal of gold. as the policy of
the administration is well under
stood to use the gold reserve
Wnen necessary as available cash.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
insurance on T. FL. Hanes 4 Co W.

ston.
T. II. Hanes L Co, whose mann
moth factory was burned in Win
ston few days ago was insured sc
follows %
Aetna, $125oo; N B. & M, 4.5OO.
Com1 Union, 6 500; Ins. Go. n A
5 5000; Hartford, 10 500; Lion, 2 500:
Sun Mutual, 5000; Palatine, 5 000,,
Niagara, 2 500; Va. F. & NJ 2 O0O'
German American, 6.o0O; Mechan.
les q Traders, 5000; Roch. German
1000; l National, 3 500; Caledonian
l'ooO; Carolina, 1000; Norwich. Tn,
lon' 500; Guardian, 2 500; Sprin o.
neld, 500; Queen, $500; Orient
o wv; London & Lancashire, 2 500:
n: Y. Bowery, 1000; Conn. 2 500:
West. Asso., $500; Hamburg Bre.
men, 5 500; Phoenix of BROOKLYN }.
900; Merchants, 3 900; N. Y. Under
writer's, $500; Southern, 1.5OO: s
=. d N 2 500; L. i L. & G., 1000.
l imperial, 500; American of Phila
8 200; Sun, 2 500; Westchester, ?,
eoo; ooo Royal, 1000; Home, N. Y, g.
opo; North. 2 500; Phoenix of 81.
O. o;ooO; Delaware, 5 900; American Of
n n Y, $500; Manchester, 5000;
fennsylvania,::5 s 600: Va State, 2 500:
5000.
TOTAL INSURANCE.
Main Factory Building, 5 Is 600
Storage Building, 3 OOO
Machinery, 6 00O
St STOCK in Main Factory Bldg 43 500
o'ock IN Storage Building, 1O2 900
Total, s17q 5OO
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27

Both the method and results wban
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste. and acts
gently Yet promptly ON the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
TEN etiectually, dispcls colds head
aches and fevers and cures habitua,
constipation. Syrup Of Figs i t,,e
only remedy of lis kind ever rro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste ana ~.
c!eptable to the stomach. p-ompt II
It's action and truly beneficial IN H.
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances its
many excellent qualities commend il
10 all and have made il the mos,
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in zoe
and 81 bottles by all leading drug-
glsts. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand VII pro-
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try 1t. DO not accent auv
substitute.
cALiF0RNi4 re SK9Uo c0
5it fAisCISCO c4L
ioUSVRtf ~ 49,, .asx
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
Hanged for Murder
BY Southern Associated Press.


AUGUSTA, Ga, May 26-Henry
Ramsay, colcred, was hanged in
Richmond county Jail yard this
morning for the murder last Octo.
be per OF Robert Y. Harris, marshal OF
oummerville. Ramsey confessed
the crime and expressed regreat
that he had "orphaned Capt. Har-
rls children. The doomed man
displayed great nerve. While the
ofhcers were binding his feet he re-
marked that it reminded him of the
manner in which young mules were
tied' just before the drop fell he
shouted "Gcod bye!" Ramsey's
neck was broken by the fall.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
Mortgage Sale Of Land.

5Frr.ue Of power conferred on me bv
.s,.l mortgage deed, executed bI.
'Ha. lpChurch and wife, which SAID
...ssse !, duly recorded in registry OF
Vac county, Book No l 3, at Page 745
T.ortr for sale 10 the highest bidder
9 .&h Al the court house door in the
~ q Raleigh y c., on Monday. ,June
G .S5 II II o'clock N the PROPERTY in
sa mortgage described being a tract of
A.i containing ninety nine acres 1873
hr, mere Or less, near the town of Nor
,;I4e la ,4d county, adjoining the lands
]. yose.a Maynard, Peasant i. Pender-
s'a.' MN Clements and others, and
-o'e PRACTICALLY described in said mort
". e.. , = MONTAGUE, Atty,
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"orId's Fair, Via. Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad

WORLDS Fair, Via. Chesapeake 4 Ohio
Railroad.
The quickest and best line to the
Worlds Fair. Only twenty-seven
hours from Richmond and twenty
three from Charlottesville to Chicago
Double daily vestibuled trains with
Pullman sleeping and dining cars.
The Chesapeake and Ohio is also the
cheapest line. Ask for tickets via
this route. If you desire to stop at
the dreenbrier. White Sulphur
Springs or any of the famous places
along the line of the G. &. O. vour
Worlds Fair tickets will permit YOU
to do SO. Special arrangements for
the care OF organized parties. For
full information and printed matter
relating to the Worlds Fair, address
Jno. d. Potts, D. P. A., G. & O. R'y
Richmond. Va.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
Mr.. Madison Hawkins Dead.

HENDERSON. N. c., May 26.-Spe-
clal. Mr.. Madison Hawkins died
here tonight. He was an old and
much respected citizen. He was
Chief of the Census Bureau of this
district and was since in the reve-
nue. department. His brother, Mr..
Benjamin Hawkins, of Louisburg,
and all of his children were with
hlm at the end. He had many rel
atlves IN Franklin county and
Raleigh
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
a Child Murdered.
Charlotte News.

The people Of Hamlet, on the Car
DINA Central road, were considera,
bly, exercised yesterday over the
finding of the body of an infant
within a few yards of the depot.
The child was about ten days old,
and had been cruelty murdered. the
top Of it's head having been crushed
IN, No clew whatever as to it's
murderer has been obtained.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
EN- ROUTE TO NEW ORLEANS.
MAYOR ELLYSON AND MISS uI>
ME DAVIS START SOUrH
fs. laws Was Too Indisposed to
Hahe the Trip and Will Simply BE
Present at Richmond ar tho E,na,
Interment.
BY Southern Associated Press

Dy Southern Associated Press.
NEW YoHK, May 26 Mayor j.
taylor Ellyson, of Richmond, Va.
came to New York yesterday. Last
evening he left for New Orleans ac.
companled by Miss Winnie Davis
Mrs jefferson Davis was to leave
too and accompany the remains of
her husband from the Crescent CITY
10 the old Confederate Capital. At
the last moment, however, she was
compelled to abandon the idea
owing to indisposition. Mrs. Davis
Will go to Richmond probably to-
morrow or at least be in time to be
present at next weeks ceremonies
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
Terrific Cyclone In Missouri.
uthern Associated Press.

Dy OUuUHt1 IT hssUCIdU6u Ttss.
VANDALIA, Mo-, May ga ter
rife cyclone struck Laddenia, a
small town ten miles west of here
last evening at 6 o'clock, killing
Jack Wills, of Farber, Mo, serious
ly injuring six others, also COM
pleteiy destroying five large busi-
ness houses and five dwellings,. Be-
sides this many persons we're badly
bruised.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27

ate you aspire to be President o,
the Senate and..if you both are suc.
cessful, you will find this of use in
keeping that unruly member quiet.
After the exercises the entertain
ment lasted for an hour, and was
enjoyed by all
This evening from to s there
WILL be a reunion of the former
graduates of the institution.
More notes Sunday mornino
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
H.rSe and Lot for Sale.

81 y.aus Of authority conferred in q
erAt uoitsGge, executed by :. n Vass.
Al t1.! recorded in book 113. page COZ
70 Htssy'ct Deeds office OF Wake conn
~ NG Will on Monday, the 29th day
b. NsT 8 til TO the highest bidder. for
a.t q. ..o'clcck m, at the Court Honse
1s' q the cly Of Raleigh, the house and
&csld vheFeon the satd Vass now re-
..i '.1aiei on south Blount street, and
.-y described n the said mortgage.
.E-s u. SAFE cash
). 5. BATCHELOR,
IA. Mn.sa.e,
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27

have special machinery for
grinding Lawn Mowers. and can
give you perfect Job on short no.
tlce L. f. BIZ cEwELL,
2f2 Salisbury 81, near New Opera
House
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
A Richmond Terminal Meetiuo
Adi0IIrnad

BY Southern Associated Press.
R1oHMoND, Va, May 25.-A meet.
ing Of the stockholders of the Rich
mond Terminal Company, which
was called to meet at noon today,
was adjourned by the secretary un-
til June 23d.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
Illegal OPINIONS,

W. w. Fuller, Attorney, Durham. N. G
"Ihe Library of American Liter
ature" is a very valuable work.
particularly for the busy man, who,
having little time to read, can read
lily flnd in this book matter to suit
any mood. It is verify Library"
varied and extensive. I greatly
prize mine.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27

Inc Executive Committee of the
State Dental Society has not yet
been chosen as stated. The matter
has been left in the hands of Presi-
dent Rominger.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27

Ii you have kidney or bladder
troubles or suffering with indiges.
ton, torpid liver or Of disease of the
blood, If you will use a case OF IIar-
rls' Lithia Water and not be bene-
htted your money will be refunded.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
A STEAMER SUNK.
Inc Trent Went Down Yesterday Norn
Ing at New Berne.

NEW BERNE, N. G., May 26.-spe.
clal.-The steamer Trent rnnn;n .
between Kershaw, Pamlico county,
ana this city, sunk at her wharf
mere this morning. She was dis
9 covered Q to be leaking badly about
~ o'clock last night, and all hands
on OF board set to pumping and bail
ing, out the water gained on them
until about 3 o'clock this morning,
when she went to the bottom. For,
tunate!y no freight was on board
ohe Will be gotten up at once.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
Woman Suffrage In Michigan.
y Southern Associated Press

AJ oouIheTn Associated Press.
LANSING, Mich, May 26-The
Womans suffrage bill, which passed
the Senate yesterday, now awaits
the Governors signiture. 1t per-
m1ts women to vote at municipal
elections.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
Ihe HaEdsomest LADY I'm RALEIGH

remarked 10 a friend the other day that a. o
khe" hemps Balsam tor the Throat and Lungs
was a superior remedy, as II storped her rorgb n
instantly when other cough remedies had NJ
euect whatever. 10 70 prove this and convince
you q Us merit, any druggist viii give You a
sample bottle free. Large size soc and 81
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27

Worlds Columbian Exposition

Will be of value to the world bv H.
lustrating the improvements to the
mechanical arts, and eminent phvs-
icians will tell you that the progress
of medicinal agents has been of
equal Importance, and as strength
ening laxative that Syruy of Figs is
in advance of all others.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
Heavy Failure Alb. DAD.

MELBOURNE, May 26.-The Mer-
camille Financial Trustees and
Agency Company has suspended
payment. The nominal capital of
the concern exceeds 100000
pounds, and the British deposits in
the institution amount to 100000
pounds.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
Another Failure.

BY Southern Associated Press.
NEw YoRK, May 26.-The failure
OF Mchin Minton is announced at
the consolidated exchange this
morning.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
Female Weakness Positive f,nra

:, ~ II EIIToR PIE ase inform your readers
that have positive remedy for ite trrtIas,,a
ana one llls which arise from deraured female
organs. l shall be glad to send Two bYtrles IN
their Express and p o. address
Yours respectfully,
DR. Z. q. MARCHIST
Ttiea = Y
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~

Such is the snature of novelty
that where anything pleases, it be-
comes doubly agreeable if new,
but if it displeases it is doubly dis.
pleasing upon that very account.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
S2.tNy'J RlIRtAI,
smp5r u.u OF Delicacies.
~...s.rsam ssloou Of Mr.. Chas. Bretsch,
Fayetteville

ir6x slro' The most popular resorts In
- tY aui 8- the season progresses
M, 81. .s sre rush for the splendid
III. .lsr. 0. al va.eties. In addition Is tho
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
3 A K E r z

s.s.e ,te best cakes, pies, &c, can be
M fresh and iiue. Candies, fruits and
rt,,da.aae- ia proiuslon.
.git
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
ICE CREAM SODA
At
v. II. King 4 co.'s.
our Popular Summer Drinks

Many Persons are r-,es-
pni IDoni oEerWork or household cs-...
o"h iron Bitters Rebuild. ,ss
s!ssein ads digestion. removes txcs,. ~, ~.
a-d cures malaria Get Tie genuine '-.i-
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
ADMINISTRATORS N0tice

rtfs useu ugt letters OF administration
,lase.b'a Tie late Mrs. A. A. Perry. this
tF ne itlte t1 al persons having claims
ss,sitr lrec'rrt 20 present them TO me on
Tte.r t.r. is ls9t, all persons Indebted To
si .g4.rlt RlIl make INN nediate payment to
e ANDREW SINE,
Administrator II Mrs, A. A. Perry
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
The Population ofn.,.,

Is shout fifteen thousand. and We Womb
say al lesst one half are troubled wi,h
some affection Of the throst ana lungs
as those complaints are. accor5;nn -
I[ ,,a'is''cs' more numerous than others
we would sdvise sll our readers no, -
neglect the opportunity to cal on ,be;-
druggist and get bottle II Kemn's
ba's.m for the throat and .uncs T5.I
s,Ae ; iTee Large bort,e 90 cents srd 81
S"lh nv al druggists
The state chronicle., 1893-05-27
PEACE INSTITUTE.
AHE INTERESTING CLASS NIcT
EXERCISES LAST NIGHT.
Inc Beginning Of Commensurate a
Charming and Successful Progromme
"A Large Audience Present.

Long before the hour named fo,
the beginning of the exercises the
spacious hall was filed and MANY
found standing room, while many
others failed to gain admittance,
and it occurs to US that it would be
appreciated if the large hall would
be made larger to accommodate the
increasing friends who delight in
attending the annual commence
ment and other exercises of this
oeservedly popular school, whose
scholarship and other attainments
are rot surpassed on this continent
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He looked at this. and possibly remembering
that. according to tradition. no self-respectnis
bull could find a better place to work of SUI
periluous energy. ran in.
its full length u counter. while tho middle is
occupied 10y n series Of long tables, which last
night groaned under pyramids OF plates. com
mon and uncommon fruit dishes. grotespue
pickle platters., cake stands and other non
MIR McNeal the proprietor. was In the back
office when the bull came m anu. hearing the
suEs whss 1 Win
his tail advanced to Investigate the trouble.
He saw the bull. backed up by cosmop oitan
bull glared and kept on swshng his tail.
which gave him no real pleasure and cost Mr..
TSe s1s n
his face showed It. A lady who peered around
the corner OF the door cried:
Speak cross to him!
In the Eighth Pennsyiyania Cavalry. adopted
Get out OF here"
The bull lurshed in a highly suggestive
person to manGle. tried to turn around. but
the space Was too narrow His flank struck
Then he resumed his former position, and
tilted at a lot Of fiat irons They tumbled down
Sd not lot Of plates
He then raced to the back OF the store.
The conmotion almost gave Mr.. McNeGl
hciNous ITO pcihh III
culating the amount Of damages by the size
OF the noise. lot Of wicker baskets. which
were piled in a most enticing position. lust so
that a breath would blow them over. his bull
ship walk cd as carefully around as though it
had been a sicky calf that he had paternal
interest In.
The left side Of the store was by.this time
wrecked, and the bull wanted to get over to tho
right side. where he saw a most promising
field for his talents.
Try as he would. however. he could not turn,
and ut this stage Of the game Policeman CAL
houn Of the sixth district, VINO few days ago
made a Rallant capture OF an escaped canary
bird for lady fair. made his way int the store.
and, taking the beast at disadvantage and
by the tail, twisted.
The result brought tears to the eyes OF the
list en- ing McNeal. A centre table went over in
the ensuing iump-loss S3O-but the bull had
a chance to turn around.
Calhoun had not calculated on this. hut tho
bull wasted no time. Calhoun fed. the en-
ragged animal believing and butting where the
policeman carries his pistol and SO they came
There Bates was waiting and tho bull was
lassoed: In q few minutes tho bull was IN ~
more cheerful frame o! M ind. and resumed
his triumphant march to q death in Jersey.
MIR. McNeal was busy up to 10 o'clock show
Cling crockery into the back yard He said
to IA sympathi2er: - You see. | have had no
expeIienceiwith bulls around here until now.
This store has been my fatners and mine
for sixty years. and never did q bull do such u
I hing before. ] was born here" continued ne
humping his fist on the counter to designate
the exact spot. and cannot account for Il"
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j. e. j. DOBSON,
= East 18th Street.
THE ENGLISH MINERS STRIKE
One Mans House Wrecked by IN Explosiou
STRIKERS Going Back to Work.

One Mans House Wrecked by an Explosion
Strikers Going Back TO Work.
LONDON. Oct 20.-The house OF a miner
named Harrison. who lives at st. Helen's Lam
cashire. was wrecked this morning by an ex-
plosion OF q roburite cartridge. The family
narrowly escaped being killed. The windows
Of q number OF houses adjoining the Harrison
residence were shattered. Harrison is an en-
ployee In tho Ashton and Green colliery at st.
Helsn's. He has incurred the enmity OF the
strikers by refusing to Join them.
Three collierles at Ashton employing 1000
men reopened to-day. the owners agreeing to
pay tho miners the same wages they received
before the strike began. The news OF the re-
opening OF the pits was received with enthu-
siastic manifestations OF Joy by the mon. Work
was resumed at the Bamfurlong colleries this
morning by 1000 miners at the old rate OF
wages.
The striking miners in Derbyshire to- day
received the last payment they will get from
the strike fund. the money devoted to that
purpose being now entirely exhausted. There
was not enough money to give the men full
strike pay. so they were COMPELLED to accept
half the usual strike wages. The Miners AS
ISOLATION had succeeded in borrowing certain
The owners Of the coal mines in Derhyshire
appear to he determined not to yield to the
strikers. They have cleared the pits. it is said.
Tor the winter. The tools and the horses en-
SURFACE. and there is every indication at pres
ent that the fight In Derbyshire. unless the
striSers yield. will be long and bitter one.
NTH al their money gone and cold weather
a position to hold out for any length OF time
but 1t Ia thought that they expect to obtain as
sistance from tho men In other places who
have gone back to work ut the old rate Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-21
FRANCIS DISTINGUISHED DEAD.
Preparations for the Burial OF Mac NJ n b on
GOunod to HIVE a State FunernL

Preparations for the Burial OF Mac NJ nhon-
Gounod to Have n State Funeral
PARIS Oct. 20.-At meeting OF the Cabinet
held to-day it was decided that q state funeral
will be given NJ. Gounod.
1t was also arranged that upon the arrival in
Paris OF the body OF Field Marshal MacMahon
1t will DO taken to the Madeleine. where the
casket will be placed upon a richly draped
catafalque. Subsequently there will be great
military and civic procession to accompany
the remains to tho Eglise des Inyalides where
Prime Minister Dupuy will deliver Grafton
on behalf OF the Government and Gen. LoiZil-
lon. Minister OF War. Will speak on behalf Of
the army.
Saturdays gala performance at the opera.
that was to have been given in honor OF the
visiting Russian naval officers. the illumina-
night. and all the other forms of merriment In
connection with the visit OF the Russians have
been POSTPONED until Monday.
President Carnot to-day received n tele-
graphic message from Nine. MacNIahon thank
ing him for his own and the Governments
sympathy. and for the public honors France
intended to pay to her dead
Special trains will go to Montcresson to-
morrow morning to carry out the Parisians
anxious to attend the services over MacMa-
hon 8 body The Marshal's family will accom-
pany the body to the city and follow 1t to tho
vault in the Church OF the Madeleine.
The Marquis OF DuiTerin. British Ambassa-
dor. will represent Queen Victoria at Marshal
MacMahon's funeral. and Col Talbot will
the Pr nee OF Wales. Count Muen-
ster German ambassador. will attend the SER
vices for Emperor William.
President Carnot has received n telegram
from the Duke Of Cambridge. COMMANDMENT
Chief Of the British army. expressing sympa-
thy for him In his loss OF the veteran soldier.
Queen Victoria has sent wreath for Gou-
mods coffin.
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A TRUE BIT OF LIFE.
HOLDING THE MIRROR, As IT WE'RE;
UP TO NATURE.

Just How Perfectly True It Is You WIN
Acknowledge After Tou Have Read beth
the Beginning and tho Fad.
writer has said that the sorrows greatly
exceed the pleasures OF life.
This is not so. or at least it should not be 90.
Most OF our sorrows and troubles come from
i'll health. Mako yourself strong and well and
you will find the Joys OF life far outnumbor It's
troubles.
People who are out OF health. who. while not
exactly sick. are always ailinR. allow them
solves to be depressed In mind: In other words.
to despair OF ever again being In perfect.
sound. and vigorous health. They think that
because they have not been cured by trying
many things that there is no Euro for them.
just how absurd and silly fhis is is we'll ex-
pressed in bright letter and hope-inspiring
letter from one Of our readers. Mrs. L z Good
enough OF 57S Atlantic av. Brooklyn, N. Y.
We heartily commend her words to those
who are kept out OF perfect happiness and en-
joyment OF life by not being In good health.
" For many years" writes Mrs. Goodenough,
Il have suffered with stomach and liver trou.
bles, together with poor circulation. great
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-21
A BULL IN 4 CHINA SHOP.
Mr.. McNeal Never Had Such an Expert.
ence. and lIe Can't Account for 1t.

Mr. McN-al Never Had Such an Expert.
ence. and lie Can't Account for 1t.
from The Phirade,phia Times.
An angry bull rushed into a china shop at
1.1O3 Market street last night. and for ton
fixtures. When he got through there was
nothing much left but tho good will
About half past z o'clock drove Of about
forty cattle. under the direction OF Joseph
Bates. passed Twelfth street on their way to
Market street ferry. Bates conducts the
Cooper Abattoir and Stock Yard Of Camden.
and tho animals were destined to serve as
food for the Inhabitants thereof.
Assisting Mr.. Bates in his endeavor to keep
the beasts confined to Market street. were two
men and multitude OF small boys. who had
volunteered their services in return for tho
privilege OF beating any one OF tho drove who
showed any signs of being refractory.
A.. At Twelfth street small hnll who up to
to walk on the sidewalk. A. youngster promptly
reproved him with a club. This action the
bull resisted. and tore into the middle of
blows Iif We" " ~ ~ ~ " WV
The car struck the bull and the bull struck
the Belgaa hGek The Gos mad
on a large scale. and placing his tail at the
angle affected by the Dowsprit of the Nigilant.
careened down Market street at gait con-
sideraby in excess OF tho rate prescribed by
city ordinance.
BY this time a crowd was following him.
shouting encouraging remarks. Suddenly the
bull stopped. The crowd fell back to u respect
The place in front of which, the beast had
stopped has an awning over the sidewalk, the
sides Of which bear tho sign: