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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25
sIzERrrr,s SALE.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT ny
y virtue 81 an execution issued ont ef fhe
Circuit Court o! Linn county, State Of Dree0T
70 me dlrec1 ed and delivered issued IN 81 sfss2YJe
0t . judgment obtained - said Clnr lu favor
Of w. ~. Smith, Plaintiff, and agaI9gt III III
Polly and brusiiIa Polly, Defendants for the
sum OF t783sy6 IN y. s.. gold coin, with fufereas
9th. day Of March, 1878, and the father sum
Of ~ costs. and for aceTuing eastN which
judgment was credited with the SUN Of 80
on the 18th day Of June, is73, I have levied
upon the following described real sropeFfy
y Wit Beginning at the south east e1Yner al
the land claim 0f Adam r. Eye, 10 Z5g9. ~
nptlned Tor and designated on the plats ana
surveys 0i the United States on nie af 1te Heo-
isttrS and Receivers Office at Oregon CITY Ore
hr south Of range, / west of the W41laueffe
meroian, ~ Linn county, Oregon thence
lunntnR north no rods thcDse west 10 R(5da !.
tsieIIcs south 80 rods thence east ~ rods -
the place Of beginning-eontaluln u aerg
Also Lots No. & 4 mud the north east 0starter
y fhe south east 4tistfter Of section "a and lot
80. ! IN Section ~, IL township ~ south or
rang, west 81 the Willamette fnerldlan-con.
sasllng g 1y-luy acres. situated in Linn county,
oregon, and on
Saturday, Ae Esd Of A,1gsfst, 1878,
at the Court House door n sejd county and
STATE at the hour ~ 2 etoet :, n, ~ ne esfd
dag, VII sell aii the right f5fIe and Interest OF
the said q. y. Polly ard UvieiIia Polly. IN and
10 the said Fal pfopfFfy satisfy the sum re-
manning due or said fsldgsreESt, for cash ir.
hand 70 the hlgbest bidder.
Dated July II, Is7a a. PARKER.
Sheriff. Linn COUNTY Orrgon.
i4f so. HUMPHREY Deputy. y.-i59w3.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25
NEW ADYERTIsEME ENTs.
ApmIfsIsTRATon.s sA1r.

EDUBLlG NOTICE IS dEREsY GIVEN
= that ~ virtue Of an order made by the
county COHft WITHIN and ior the County OF
Linn IN tie State OF OreEoBt the Sth day Of
July, I5T5, 80 tffe matter of tle estate Of EIisha
agrtiIltb, late ot said county, deceased. j. II. j.
e. Aterilt, remaining administrator with the
viii annexed, OF tns estate OF said deceased,
will on
Friday, tic 29th day Of 1ugust, 1878,
at the Court House door in the city Of albany.
in said county 0f Linn. at the hour ff one
O'Clock IN tie afternoon OF that day sell st rn-
lie auction the following described real pfout,r-
~ belonging 70 said estate. and Nfuated ii said
county, NJ-WIt ieEinBtna ct the fsoufh Eaef
corner 0f tiIe Donation land elsi3n5 0f Elisf1a
ITlflth Not. NO. Z5vs Claim " and 30 In eyyvr-
ship II, south Ranges and West and run
ming thence kUrtH - chains and ~ IInks. /.
thence Nest4 enalns AID 50 If1Hs; tHence
South cbains and 81 llnKs tisehee West 8
CHAINS nfd - links. thence EoFt4f 5 chains
aud ~ ii1ks. thence West 5 clgsiins and n
links thrncs south ~ degrees Hesa to the
south Eat corner Of the tract Of land con veyed
by tie said licensed in ms lifetime 70 ira
Hagiey, which j. tho south line Of saia claim !.
themes East ~ chains and ~ links, TO glse pIacts
Of Detrinuimg-- about 81 aerrs ttsid
land ~ tiubsred and VIII be sold IN trssefs ~
lots nOi exceeding ten acres, for gold eosa Of
the y. h one. half In hand, and the balance on
credit Of tour mont ms from day Of "a i sectredf
b. mortgage on the premises.
HI @. AyEfsILI. Admir-.
&. ~ Jonys, AtHy.-s5n50wf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25
rnn aIranEn FRosr l.lNN.

Notice is hereby given that ]. H.
Haeklemani Esq, has been duly ap-
pointed as the member of the Demo.
cratic State Central Committee from
Linn county, vice. Hon. n. 81. Crauor,
deceased.
BY order ef Democratic Central
Committee of Linn.
Mart, Y BRowS, Chairman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25
ormns ..Pnnrunnrp.. MINDS.

ONMak@ tetsEakNWVHUHAltf NAHNUHs
Crime is OF so frequent occurrence
that the public mind is not startled at
the announcement of tho consumation
of any villalny, no matter what may
be lis enormity or who the perpetra.
tors. The fearful array OF acts of
moral tnrpitude charged against Sen.
ator Mitchell still furnish theme
from which the moralist may "point
moral or the censualist "adorn
tale" Crowding upon these dis
gusting details comes tho story of
John C..Nixon, heretofore known as
as "wrestling joe charging James
Moore, Green Davidson, w. G. John.
son aud Others, we'll known Ia Oregon,
with wilfully, deliberately aud with
fraudulent intent, hiring him to com.
init tho crime of perjury. The owl
denee given against these parties, as
published in the 0regonidn, is so
straightforward that tho public must
regard il as conclusive proof of their
guilt, unless the statements of Nixon
be disproved bv other than Interested
testimony. The parties against whom
this fearful crime is charged have all
hitherto, so far as we have informa.
ton, stood fair in tho communities
where they haYe resided, as men of
honor aud integrity. w. @. Johnson,
of Oregon City, is perhaps better
known throughout the State than
either of the parties implicated by the
evidence -or rather confession-of
Nixon. lie was n member of the
Lower House of the Legislature from
Clackamas county, in 1866. He has
several times striven for the nomiua-
ton of District Judge, and is even
now, as We are informed, an aspirant
for the nomination for Congress on
the Radical ticket. Mr.. Johnson is
also a shining light" in one OF tho
christian churchs-the Missionary
Baptists, we helieve--and has held
official position in the highest eclesi.
astical meetings of that body. But.
recently he attended the State Sab.
bath School Convention and delivered
an address, earnestly urging upon
Sabbath School teachers and scholars
the importance of more bible reading
and less attention to the light fiction
found in many Sabbath School books
now in use. Is it possible that man,
III any manner guilty of conniving at
SO fearful crime as the suborna.
ton Of perjury could thus tamper
with holy things? We trust not in
tins case, though we know that crime
in higher places is no new thing under
the sun.
Before dismissing this subject we
cannot refrain from adding a word of
advice to christian churches, however
lightly it may be received. In Heav.
ems name purge yourselves of the
noisome reptiles that infest your
sanctuaries and and coil their Shiny
folds about your very altars. Our
balls of legislation are filed with
thieves, perurers aud williams OF every
shade. Our courts, in many instan.
ces, are yenal and corrupt. Where
shall we turn to fin6 purity and honor
in man il the church be contaminated
with the deadly contagion that per-
vades the moral atmosphere, and fails
10 cleanse its skirtsg
''Reiigion biushins ysfIs her sacred arrs
And uhaWarea morality ekplresf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

We learn that Col. Taylor, form
erly of the Herald. of Portland. has
purchased the interest of j. W. Kelly
in the Weekly Mercury. and in a
short time will assume editorial con-
troll of that paper It is also the
intent Of the new firm to send to
San Francisco and purchase a Job
Office, to be brought to this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

Mr.. Z. S. Altrse. j. is going to
erect a Touring mill a few miles
above Elk City, on the Yaquina river.
This will be q great conyenience as
the people Of that community have
to haul their -four 40 miles,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

NEW DREss- The OregOniOn has
at last dOfed that dingy old frock
Which has in years past covered its
many black Republicans sins, and is
out IN a bran new suit of modern
toggery. til one of the best news
papers IN Oregon, and we take pleas
ure IN being able TO chronicle its pros
pcrity. Long may It wave.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

The Wool Growers Association
met at Roseburg on the 18th inst,
and agreed to hold their wool until
10Th, at which time it was expected
their agent appointed to ascertain
the highest price offered could re-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25
CHANCE or NAsfIs.

In this State the County Courts OF
the several counties have exclusive
Jurisdiction over the subject of chang
ing names-except women upon their
marriage or divorce. 4 case con-
templating the exercise of some such
authority comes mp in the MuItno-
NAH County Court, at the August
term. In this case. however, the pc.
titioner does not ask 10 have his name
changed. Il is the petition of John
II. Mitchell, 10 have the Court "de.
cree, judicialIy declaring the name
John II. Mitchell TO be his (.he petit
tioner's) true and legal name.p
Secs. 20 and II, page G04, Of the
Code, contain oil tho statutory law
we have upon the subject, aud il seems
to US too plain TO require any inter-
probation. How, under this law, John
II. Mitchell can have-upon his own
petition-his name changed from John
II. Mitchell TO John II. Mitchell, we
don't very clearly see; certainly no
change--and that is all the law contem-
plates-wiIl in this case be made. II
his name is, what the petition indi.
Gates it to be--John Ii. Mitchell
then. the interposition OF the County
Court to judicially declare il SO, is not
only unnecessary, but cannot bO ex-
crcised, for it is "a Court created by
statute, with limited Jurisdiction and
can exercise none not expressly given
by law. ftho petitioners baptismal
name is John N, Nipple and he asks
to have that name changed 10 John
II. Mitchell. then John NJ. Nipple
should be the petitioner, and not
John II. Mitchell
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25
Adv vEKTISEMENTs
10 YOUNG MEN.

a FEW RARE CHANCES OFFERED TO
n young men who design attending the Com-
mercinl College during tho coming summer,
iall or winter. For fuil particulars. address, at
once, DEL.ASHMUTr & 0ATMAN,
E4im3. Real Estate Agents. Portland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

The adjourned session Of the SUI
preme Court met yesterday in the
State Library Room at Salem. Pre-
sent--W. w. Upton. Chief Justice;
L. l.. Macarthur. b. f. Bonham and
L. f. Mosher, Associate Justices,
G. G. Curl, Clerk, by L. D. Stone,
and Il. S. Scott. Sheriff of Marion
County, Bailiff, for the term.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

We think we've got the smallpox.
- Salem Statesman.
No, Captain, that isn't Just the kind,
If we are properly informed,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25
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lob MnSES' sIlI IAPIES IEs| IS. Gl.iiHEEE's lislEE

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safely packed in plain wrappers viii be ssnt By return
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

Stephen Maybell is playing in.
shiel's Opera House in San Fran
cisco,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25
THE GREAT FRENcH REMEDY,
DELAsSARnE,s FPEcTFFc PIK.ns.
Pgsg.sIP.d 8. y, . ), GARAlNelEnE @ 9 l.;I

No @l1 tt10 lloEnDofos fafl1. :;
These pills are highly recommended BY the entire
Medical Faculty OF France aa the very heas remedy
L al eases Of pernetorhoea, He1ninal Noaknesai
Weak Spine. Deposits In the EFino; Nervous De-
from Abuse and Socret Hahita They e.re when ~
other remedies fall and have been used with agtonisk-
ing success hy the leading French Physicians during
the past u yeaFa Pamphlet ot Advice in each box
Hex. Sent hy mail. seeagstg aeeisa (rna al oose.s
ba0KR a. I0kKs. IS CoRTI,AsiDT ST.. NV xoIEs
GeneEal Agent for Amsg.eA .-s-. ~
H. Z. HliI son. AGENTS at Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

BnYANss pULaIONKC WATERS
Cure COuaHa, CoLns, AsTHlGA, BRoNcHITIs, Som
1HnoATs HoAnsEliIeiaa DIFFICULT BnzATHI1es IL
ctRKNT CoNsulgRxloN AND LUNG DISEASES They
nave no taste OF medicine, and nuF child VIII tako
then Ihcgaands have been restored 70 health that
n4d before da1patte1. Testimony eiyQn In hundreds
q oaasss Ask Tor Bl2Y ANS PUllA0NI0 WAFREla
t.rsre 50 cents ger bex. JOB NOSES frepEie-
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L. Q. am & Son. Agents at Albany.
vSn7yI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

THE members of Tennessee Lodge, ESA
i No. s. X. of P, will meet at theirE r ~
Castle Hall, in FULL DRESS, for work fs5SA,75
in the third rank, this (WEDNESDAY)N NSE<5l
evening at ~ O'Clock Wy
+. NJ. HALEY, C. c.
J. F. FISCHER, K. of r. and 5. sepI7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-17
OUR FARMERS.
state Farmers Convention In Session
at NashVilie-FirSt Days
Proceedings.
FlerfiOl1 OF 0iiicers-The Constitution
and 3J-Laws TO be Debated
Politicians Working.

NASHVILLE, September l6.-The
farmers state convention, met in the
hall of representatives at six o'clock to-
dav. On motion, DR.. Lea, agricultural
editor Of the Union and american, and
formerly at the head OF the agricultural
.lsuartment under FillmOre's admins
.fstlon, was made temporary chairman.
4 committee Of seven were appointed 10
draft a constitution and bylaws for the
state organization. During the absence
Of the committee a stormy debate ensueu
relative to the real object Of the conven-
ton. The object Of the farmers meet
ing was for consulting relative to trans
portation, labor, industrial education,
restoring soils, stock, etc; but the
DO itical element are endeavoring TO
give the convention political cast, and
he constitution and bylaws reported
~ the committee point in that direc-
tian. After great deal Of discussion,
. .Ney were passed over until tomorrow.
Tb,T convention was permanently or
gqni sei. The following officers were
.5ieefo.J General w. II. Jackson, presl-
dem. N. 7. johnson, Colonel w.
CbsrIet, VI, East Tennessee; Colonel
.T5bn Fre ,jt,h, J. W. Head, Middle Ten
Bas,ee. a. B. Haynes and John Doug
Isss KVast Is unessee, vice-pTesidents
F. BLADE, SECRET Rry. Adjourned TO meet
Tl-rnorroyy norm ng at nine O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-17
DIED.

LEWIS-At the residence of Col. NJ. G. Gal
lsway, on Monday, September 18th, Mrs.
LAURA A. LEWIS, aged about forty two years.
SHIRLEY-At her residence, No. 81 Prone
made street, Monday, September 18th, at i've
o'clock am, Mrs. VIRGINIA A. SHIRLEY, in
the forty-ninth year of fer age.
ROsE-In this city, September 18th, MILTsE
F. ROSE, aged twenty-nIne years. Petersburg
(Va.) papers please copy.l
MIHER-On Tuesday morning, September
18TH, MINNIE MISER, daughter OF MIS-. F.
II. and the late DR.. e. Z. Miner.
The funeral will take place this (wEDNES.
DAY. afternoon at half past two O'Clock, from
the residence, I56 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-17
wEoRGA OF THE HOWARD
ASSOCIATION.

DR.. Landrum, the eloquent and excel
lent pastor Of the Central Baptist church,
was happily made chairman of the citi-
zans' meeting at the Operahouse yester-
day afternoon. His appeal TO the people
was tasteful aul most effective. Liberal
subscriptions were made by citizens
present, and committees appointed to
canvass the several wards for aid. The
old Howard association OF 1852 and 1867
was recognized as the proper agency
for the distribution of charities, and en-
ployment of nurses. The poorest peO-
ple in the most obscure dens of Happy
Hollow will be cared for, and the benefi-
Sence Of true practical charity will be
illustrated in the conduc of gentlemen,
who, in former years, have spared this
people infinite suffering, and alleviated
the woes of many a helpless, poverty
stricken, friendless man and woman.
Let none fail to respond to the appeal
for help. There was never a time when
more good could be effected by generous
deeds than now, and every citizen
should contribute freely to mitigate
the woes Of the helpless and uDfortu-
nate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-17
COTTON.

Our cotton men viii find on the
second pzge a column or more Of statis-
tics from tie New York Financial
Chronicle that will prove Of interest to
them. We give It as supplementary to
what We Published yesterday and
what we gave i0 our Annual Statement
on the first instant. This completes the
figures for the yesr 1928, which, not
withstanding the epizootic, the small
soox ard the cholera, was for US, on the
whole, o very prosperous year. Let Us
hope that this, which commences so dis
astrOusly. viii prove even as profitable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-17
WASHED OUT OF OUR BOAT,

in which we left the steamer, when
within thirty rods of the shore, but
were rescued by those on the beach in
the most gallant way. l was picked
up unconscious, but am all right now.
The captain SAID it was the toughest
sea he had ever seen on the lakes.
Those familiar with the shore say that
the water where the Ironsides went
down is at least forty fathoms deep.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-17

TIE farmers of Tennessee met in con-
vention yesterday at Nashville, and ad-
journeJ after a permanent organization
was secured. The honor of the presi-
dency Calls upon a West Tennessean,
whose interest in agricultural affairs has
made him conspicuous ever since be
turned his sword into pruning-hook.
General Jackson will be found the right
man in the night place. The constitution
and bylaws are to be a bone OF
contention, and we are sorry to say
taere are signs that the politicians are
trying to secure the management of the
c1nv ention for their own purposes.
This ought not TO be allowed. The
delegates were warmly welcomed by
the people Of the capital, and no
doubt their stsy there will be made very
pleasant. The State and city authori-
ties. we understand, have also COM
bined to 90 ali ID their power to make
the convention a success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-17

Whole tickets, $50; Halves, SIS; Tenths, or
each coupon, IS; IL whole tickets for $500; ~
tickets for Si,0G0, Lib whole tickets for 5000;
227 whole tickets fer $1,000. No discount on
less than $50 worth of tickets at a time.
The Unparalleled success OF the Third Gift
Concert as well as the satisfaction given by
the First and Second, makes it only necessary
to announce the Fourth 10 insure the prompt
sale OF every ticket. The Fourth Gift Concert
will be conducted in all Its details like the
Third, and fun particulars may be learned
from circulars, which will be sent free from
this office to all who apply for them.
accompanied by the money promptly filed
Liberal terms given to those who buy to sell
again. TH0s. Il. BRAMLETr.
Agent Public Library of Kentucky and Mana
TA nrIa
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nation and aided in disrupting the party.
The party will demand a man whose
fealty is better approved than Mr..
Jones's. There is an element in the
party that would coneiliate. 1t is an
element founded on a principle and not
on any mans personality. 1t is the
Union element Of the party. l don't
think the old-line Whig element Of the
party can demand any further coneilia-
ton. We have divided the emolu-
ments of the party most literally with
them. The Union men have COM
planned to some extent that We have
ignored them. l would therefore select
some Union man whose fide ity to the
party has been well tested. ] know Of
no man who fills the bill so well as
Hon. D0rsy B. Thomas. The Democ-
racy Of "Old Lincoln" will support him
to a man. But more anon, from
GOLD LINCOLN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-17
THE GREAT HAVANA FIRE.
Additional Particulars Of the COnfla-
gratiOn-LOss Estimated between
Three and Eight Millions.
The TacOn Market Total LOss--2O0O
SufTerers-Several Persons Killed
and Many Injured.

New YORK, September 16.-A letter
from Havana giving an account Of the
recent great fire there, says the Tacon
market, or Plaza Dal VapOTe, was an
extensivp building of masonry, forming
a square of aboot six hundred feet front
on each side, adld two stories high. 1t
was built in 1887 for the general purpose
of market. An immense court was
filled with booths, ETC., while the lower
floor and sides OF the building comprised q
variety Of shops and stores of all descrip-
tions, and in the upper stories lived the
families Of those who had their business
and callings in the shops and stands of
the plaza. Under the arches of the col
onnade which surrounded the building
were the stands and silver-plated show
cases of vendors of varieties and dry
goods, diamonds and jewelry of all de-
scriptions, fine and brogsn shoes, fancy
goods, ready-made clothing, cigars lot
tery-tickets, and, in fact, about every
thing imaginable in the way Of trade.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-17

We publish in another column letter
from a eorresp Pndent in Lincoln county,
in regard to the Gentleman whose name
peads this article, in all of which, it is
needless for Us to say, We DO not concur
By all who know the "old ~atch-dog oi
the treasury, - he has ever been 0egardeu
as a man Of the people, scrupulouslS = ana
honestly careful Of their interests. Tee
letter is only interesting as it proves
how ready aspiring men are to chit a
head when they see.i it."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-17
FUNERAL NOTICE.

DoLAN-The funeral OF the late JOHN
DOLAN will take place nom his late resi-
dence, foot of Poplar street, this (WEDNES-
DAY. morning at ten o'clock. The friends
and acquaintances Of the family of deceased
are invited to attend.
SULLIVAN-The friends and acquaintances
Of TIM SULLIVAN are respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral, from the residence OF
Michael Kelly, S5 Commerce street. Louis
vile and Cincinnati papers please copy.l
WEBB-The friends and acquaintances OF
Mr.. Webb and wife, are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral of their son, THOMAS,
and of Mrs. WEBB, from the residence, No. 6S
Front street, this "WEDNESDAY morning at
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-17

If the panicky readers Of the APPEAL
VII stop for 4 moment in their head
Iona haste, and think a little, they will
see 1hat there is no real ground for the
conda,.t which to all abroad magnifies
the number Of deaths, and makes it ap-
pear as if our whole population is strick-
en- with ygllow-fever. In Shreveport
there Is a population of only five thou
sand, and there the mortality has
reached an average Of thirty each day.
A. this rate our mortality would be
three hundred and ninety per day, set
ting our population down at sixty-five
thousand. Now, as it has not yet aver
xged six each cay, it will be seen that
there is no cause for the panic that has
nearly blighted our prospects and ruined
oTlr trade.