Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-29

facC that squire BlVlnS, who seems to be an authority on live stock, announces that Mrs. Slaughter's horse has not got the ganders, but has severe running at the nose, which he has treated by smoking it with mixture of life everlasting and dried mullein stalks.'
 ! A KoLB parson by the name of Taul, over in Shelby county, has been making political speeches and got his foot in it. He was powerful wrathy against the negro and said in a speech: "The negro is thief by nature, and to educate him only makes him an educated thief" Parson Taul softens this down with explanation and denial, butthe CoIumbiana Chronicle de- clares that nobody believes his denial in that neck of the woods.
 BIRMINGHAM is certainly going through the rubs. With her striking miners, mur- dero us outlaws and destructive fires, her fate seems hard one. But Birmingham Is here to stay, and when her present troubles are ended will be better place to live in than ever before. She is city and has to endure city misfortu unes.-Greensboro Watchman. .~pflt q. T 2
 SOME of the Populite speakers are telling it that Governor Jones has issued $500, ,000 of bonds aud squa ndered the money. That is the weakest sort of @ lie. Under our constitution the Governor can't issue any bonds at all, nor can the Legislature. If they were to try, nobody would buy them, because they would bo illegal and voidA
 On August every voter in Alabama will have to determine whether he is a Democrat or Republican. Every Democrat will vote for Oates, and every Republican for KoIb. Party lines are sharply drawn, and there is no dodging the above proposi- tion. .--Gadsden Times. News.
 
 IRON production for the first half of 1894 was 2,717 1888 tons, an increase of 156, ,399 tons over the last half of 1898. Alabama s production has been less than for the last half of 1893, as result of the strike. SELMA defaulted and went into bank got straight she didn't move a peg. She to recover than it did Selma. THERE is nothing difficult or compli- cated about voting under the Sayre elec- tion law. Just put cross mark by the name of the man you want to vote for. That's all.
 COLONEL OATES is now assured of ten or twelve white counties that went for Kolb in 1892. Many white Democrats of Ala bama were deceived once, but they can't be again.
 THE honest Democrats who voted for Captain Kolb two years ago can't stand the story of his barter with Hoar | and the New England Republican protec- tionIsts.
 WE must adopt the school amendment or see our public schools go down. The chill dren are increasing and the State is not able to increase the State appropriation. SENATOR HILL has won more just re- nown and honest praise for one speech in | defense of Grover Cleveland than from all his victories as New York politician. l SENATOR STEWART, no doubt, got sick | because he found out that Kolb is sure I loser and he didn't want to drop on the | losing side at the last moment. | CAPTAIN KoIB used to claim that he had | been as good ballot box suffer as the | best of them. Now he says he only sat by and "winked" his approval. ! WHEN alsction day rolls around Col onel l Oates will go to the Black Belt from each | end of the State with clear majority Il, This is fact, not prophecy.
 | IF England wants to insure that the t United States will build the Nicaragua canal, she can do it by arousing the "Irish'' 1 of the American people.
 STAND by the Legislative ticket. Don't | let little things interfere with you and | cause you to help turn this State over to the Populites.
 THE voters of Marshall county of all
 parties ought, and we believe will, vote for
 the school ndment.-Guntersvill Dem- ocrat.
 l YEARS ago Mobile defaulted on her deb, and went into bankruptcy. She has barely
 recovered now and begun to grow again. CAPTAIN JOHNSTON pronounces as ut.
 teriy false the story that MT. Bowman
 asked him in joint debate if he didn't be-
 lieve Oates beat him by fraud, and that he