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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-05
JAMAICA GINGER
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eGeacs.:ck .Hsown
Establishes: ;sas. Igeasepe;a,

Purchasers o. Browns Ginger are warned az aipst
piratical couDterfeits intended TO be sold on the
splendid eputaUion of this matchless article. All
REAL Browns Ginger is pref AIRED ~ FREDERICK
BEowN, Philadelphia, AM The label bearing his
name is Incorporated with his private U. 3 Inter
nal Revenue Stamy, to counterfeit which is felony
Browns Ginger-for Travellers use.
Browns Ginger-for Summer Complaint.
Browns Ginger-for Cramps and Collie.
Browns Ginger-for Sea Sickness, Nausea
Browns Glnger-for Stimulant; reaction.
Browns G1nger-used by Army and Navy.
Browns Ginger-used all over the Wcrld.
Browns Ginger-counteracts impure Water.
Browns Ginger-prevents Maarial Disease.
Browns Congratulations Summer Drink.
Browns Ginger-excelent in Rheumatism.
Everybody knows the value of Browns Ginger as
a household necessity and preventive of disease.
Be sure your druggist gives you the right kind
Browns Ginger, as described above.
FREDERICK BROWN,
Philadelphia.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-05

Prepared by Weeks 6 Potter Chemists and Drug
gists, $50 Washington Street, Boston, Mass, aud
for sale by all Druggists and Dealeas. Price of
CUTICURA, small boxes. so cents large boxes con-
tanning and one half timas the quantity OF the
small, 81. REsoLvENT 81 per bottle. CUTICURA
SoAC, 25 cents per cake; by mall 30 cents; three
cakes, rs cents
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-05

Messrs. WEEKS & PoTTER,-Some three or four
weeks ago ordered box of CUTICURA for bad
case of Salt Rheum. The back of one of my wife's
hands was q running sore. In week from the
day IL arrived her hand was well and has remained
up to- day. L. P. DAGGETT,
MILFoFD, Me, June 10 1875;
NoTE.-keader, don't you think these cures
mSrkabIe?
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-05
Young Men

Ohio are suffering from this effects of youthful fol-
NJ ar indiscretions should avail themselves of
mis- the greatest boon ever laid at the alter of suf
ferng humanity: Iir: MeAfee will guarantee to
Irfait one Hundred Dollars for every case of semi
.aI weakness or private disease of any kind or
NJ ,,,hich he n undertakes and fails n cuPa
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-05
CuT!CURA SOAP,

Is prepared from CUTIcUBA in modified form, and
is positively indispensable in the treatment Of Skin
and Scalp Diseases. We recommend it for the pres
ervaton of the skips of infants for gentlemen who
shave and troubled with tender faces for those
who desire a clean and wholesome Skin and Scalp.
and for ali purposes of the toilet bath and Eursery
Its delightful and refreshing fragrance equals or
eu apasses the finest Partisan Soaps.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-05
a Dutchnan Eritaph on
his Twin B hes:
Here lies two babes, dead as nits,
Who shook to death NIT aguey fits.
They was too good to live NIT me
Odd no took ,aTYl tn Hive mil he -

They WAS too good to live NIT me
So God he took EN- to live mis- he.n
Ifthat Dutchman had lived during these modern
times he would now be blessed with his two chill.
dren. because they would have been cured of the
Ague Fits by the use OF Days Aguc Tonic. (Which
is wonderful preparation to cure all forms OF
malarial diseases, such chs aud fever perIod1-
cal headache, sun pain, neuralgia blliousness etc
1t upon all tie secretions without the use OF
other medicines and its action is free from unpeas
ant symptoms
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-05

Diseases of the Liver q
from the Blood. and
Ague, Malarial and Co
the stomach and Dige
over the piT of the ston
Bilious Cole, Cramps.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-05

Palace Cars IS a SMOKING SALOON WHERE
youcan enjoy your Havana at alFhours OF the day
Magnificent iron Bridges span the Mississippi anc
Missouri rivers at al points crossed bythis line and
transfers are avoided at Council Bluffs, Leav9n-
worth and Atchtson, connections being made IN
Union depOts. -
THE PRINCIPAL r. r. CONNECTIONS OF THIS
GREAT THROUGH LINE ARE As FOLLOWS
At IsSGIEyyooD with the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern and Pittsburg Ft.Wayne Chicago r. kds.
AT WASHINGTON HEIG HTS, with Ptttsburg, CtnS
At Ia SALE. with Illinois Central r. r.
AtPEoRIA, with Pa Il: 81 F.; ~ l. q d. l. H. q VS.
Ill Midland; and T., r. q w. Railroads.
At ROCK ISLAND with We tern Union II. Il. ano
At DAVENPORT. with the Davenport * North
Western II. X.
Rapids Northern H. r.
AtGRINNELI. with Central r. r.. of Iowa.
AIDES MONIES with d. 81. & FIT. Dodge X. r.
At OMAHA. with B. & Mo. II. n. II. Gin Neb)
AGCOLUMBUS JUNCTION, with Burlington, CedHF
Rapids " Northern X. X.
At OTTUMwA, with Central X. u. OF Iowa. st
Louis Kan. City & Northern and C.. ID. 4 O. K Rds-
At KEoKUK, with Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw.
At BEVERLY, with Kan. city. st j. q &. - X X
At ATcHIsON, with Atchison, Topeka santa Fei
Atchison & Neb. and Cen. BT Union Pacific r. Nds.
At LEAvENwoRTH, with h r and h Cen H. ltdA
eEs1A, DIES MONIES. COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Great Rock island Koute,' are sold by oH
,onae ticket once, address,
IL. ST. JOHN.
Gen'I Tiki. and Pass'gr ACT.
Chicago. Ia
, 1879-01-13
IRON AND STEEL.

stnt1sttcs Showing tho Production Of lis
1'uAt Year.
PHILADELPHIA, ra., Jan. l2.-1ha report Of
The condition Of the American iron trade uf tbs
paat ycur hes Just been completed. It states
that the production Ut pIg-tron In thu United
staics in 1877 was 2,,)l4,5s3 tons, mud tn 1b78,
2s3,3s. 900 tors. PenusylyanEa shows IN tncrrass
Of over l0l, ,0U tons, wlliIe Ohio siawa decrease
OF over A,UD tous. In 1s7S Pennsylvania tna,1.,
Iiore than 80 per cent OF the total production Of
ItE-tron In the United 6tatcs. At tue close Ut
1N7 there wcro In tho United States 71B b.aat
furnaces, of which 270 wern In blast and 10 out
Ut biast. At tho close OF 1915 there werc 7U0
tnrllaces of which .spl wcre In hlast and 4i0 out
hf blast. Tho stocks OF rtg-iron IN hal,ti mt!
usnld ut the close Vi l317 NfIiounic. 10 Hi1,a ,aIl
net tons; at tho ctosu Ut 1875 about 1iN,UU0
tols: At tho cluse Ut 1870 sts,cks amounted to
tiS5, 7sB tons. Tho production ut t178 wns tn-
creased ntMMt 7D,0O0 tons. htocks dccrcased
nbtnt GU tom, aud consumption tncrelstal
about l01,0tN tans. 1cn out 1t eleven steel
wasks were busllv engage! IN thu pr.nluctun 1T
stecl rails ,lArng the tHtIro ycAr. Putting tho
trnn anlstcel ra!,prxluctso Of tins together
havcln round nuinbcra.a tutsl Ut !s, GOO nct tons
rs tl!o rail product ot the rear. 1hs product has
only uncc been exceeded III our histurv,-n 1917,
wheh tho product reached l,0U,000 net toms
III 1Si9 VIC will probably equal even that lm-
Mcpse product.
, 1879-01-13
and' oven when he fns pa'l his toll, he can
not obtain f1nal Judgment without going

Hot o"t"'a AARt judgment without gong
farther.
Tho Bar OF Illinois and OF this county
onght without dissenting voice appeal 10
the Legislature 10 do ono Of two thinea: ~
Abolish tho Appellate Courts, or {a) haye
Tho jurisdiction Of those Courts 80 ruvisc.1
that nppoals shall lie to tllom only III certain
c'n6sos Of cases, and that tho judgment IF
the Appellate Courts iu all cases ovcr whfe1,
.hsy bave Jurisdiction shall bo tlual.
It tho Jurisdiction Of the Conrt bc revised
and limited to certain classes of actions and
ifa Judgments ho made final, then thes,
Courts will accomplish what tie Con-
ssitution md Eound policy demanded:
tho relief OF the Supreme Court from thou.
aanda OF appeals talson baforo It On The most
frivolous Of pretexta, and mainly for rnr-
poses of delay, to defeat Justice, mud to giva
business to monbors Of tho lognl profession.
II Ia new reading of tho charter OF hnmnn
liberties that all laws AMI govarn.nanta are
Instituted among MEN to furnish business for
attornoys.at-law. 1t In now reading Of the
Till Of Rights that tho Legislature must ob-
struct tho administration Of law by tho nnl.
tiplicntton Of intermediary courts, That the
employment and eno,umonts Of lawvara INV
10 greater and Tho cost of ius,ic, so IN.
creased as 10 Le extort;onato nnl cnnf.c,.
tory. il n now rca,1;nu Of tl,a const;tu.
tion Of 1lltnoI. Tint t,,e nrcsarvo,Io,, ~ lifs
liberty. and proncrtv. iu,toa1 of he,nr
matter Of right. shall 10 dependent upon
Tho financial nlililv NJ m, ,;t;,aut n nv.
c;,aso lis way th,oug], n n,mt,or ~ .nto.
cl,ant,sr. l,cfor, rcac,,,nc tbo finn, eo,t of
i,sllcs, Tho Constitution Of Tho staio of
illinois proyilea TINT "Eyorv porson onpht
10 flua certain re,nady in tbo lavs FIR ali
injuries nuti wrouus Which bo NAV rccoiyo IN
lis person, property. or rcnutntion he oneh.
10 obtain. LY Inv. rlo,,t and tus,ioo frocjv,
and without boiug Obliged to purchase Il.
completely and without de6iai. promnttv
and without delay" The rcna;nr of this
prov;sinn Il, Tho 1&,r anoo,1ot,n. u,,.,,,, ,,,.
, 1879-01-13

10EFld1 DISbs17tA ID 31$ 2F6RFz,
1aD1ANAroi.ls, Ind, Jan. IA lftesn-ball
tournament, fos the cham mpIonshlp Of the State.
closed last night. J. Hugh, OF this rlty, was
tho vtctor, losing no games.
Chief Joseph and Yellow Bull, Of tbs Nex
fsrces, pasted through the city last eYenlng,
tn route to Washington. They r, to complain
Of the non-fulAlltneut of tho terms OF tue
srsaty under whrh they surrendered to Gen.
Miles. Their present location to the Iuuan
Territory loc4 HDt suit. A(r. Chaplin, IN tuter-
prefer ot tue tribe, accompanies thsu.
, 1879-01-13

"Olo Ftrginny" be,noans the ucparturo Of
many Of her sons who ~ to tho West and South.
weat to grow up with tho country. The attrac-
tiona Of tho whtnping.post and tho MorF1T bell
punch are not sufficient to hold tho boYs OF en-
crXy and ambition to her old tteld-plnes aud
WORKOUT gOtl,.
, 1879-01-13
THE POTTER cDMM1rTEE's LATE8T SCAM
DAL

We think there Ina never been rnbl!c
bcdy Of national character mud imputed dig.
nifty that has 1nade itse'f 10 ridiculous aud
obnoxious aH tho so-ca'led porsse Commit
tee. Organized l,y tic Democrats ~ 4 pal.y
machine, starting cut with tha purpose Of
impeach!ng tho President OF tho United
States, tho Secretary OF tho Treasury, and otl,-
er high officers Ut tho Government; ANNOUNCE
ing its mission in grantliloquent way aud
procleisning serene confidence IN its snc-
cees; invoking tho mid Of m apostate and
adventures whom, tho Democratic Speaker
placed nlon tho Committee as Republican,
-this select cotesio OF partisans hayo pros-
tituted Themselves aud their high function
to n series OF tlsreputablo schemes nnd
succession Of charactcrlcss schemers until
they lsnvo become reflection upon tho ma.
tion md mn ofenBe to tho American peop!c.
Tic impudent lying Of WEDEn, ths repeated
perjuries Of Axpxnaos, tho ecnaationalIsm
OF Mn. JEyKs, md the rayugs of q
lnaninc, who went from tho COLL
lnittsc.room to Rn i,,anno exYlnm, werc
enough 10 warrant allis general character.
ixation OF lilo work Of the Committee. md
ought TO have induced honorable and SELF.
respecting men to throw IN their lob In dis
gu4t, and to acknowledge Tint their wit.
r.sses were not entitled 10 credit. yut
N1cssss. porrxE antl Durl.En, antl their Demo.
GRATIS associates, preferred to keen on in
their dirty work, and now they layo q now
sensation un slloir hands,
Onu lit. MAHr1Sa ts tho 1ntc,: nroil,,ction
OF the unscrur,t!o,ty methods Of tho po1rsn
Committee, Hs WIN appolu,etl Bcrccant.at.
Ar,ua to tho Committee at the iustauco Of
Wluxa, and l,is duty wus 10 serye Them Mt
New Orleans IN bot', tho nrocur;uo NH, tin
suppres4iup of evidence. Tic t,as now mad,
Nh affidavit In which LIE rxookcs Inn din.
reputable manner in which he served hin
employers, Ite says Tint ho first l,a.l in.
toryiews with Democratic mcnb,rs nj tho
COMMITTEE and special, confidential agents
ct Tl,l,ES, nnd names t;rESoyn of III. ron,,
missoe, and ], II. MApnox, Crorus "
CAnrsn, md 4, II, G1psox fthe latter a xe,,.
resentatiys of tho New York .Sua>. M an,tn,,
tho ,non with w1,pm be consulted. T[o xava
l.o convinced them tlat t,s coul, he 4n,s,c,l
to carry out tho work expected Of him. lila
mission way to interview psopossd witnesses
summon them IT he found them ,,repare.] Ia
swear 81 the Democrats desired. and tlfon
, 1879-01-13

pQstmoster-Geno KEY Ia understood to
haye experienced radical change of sonti-
1neut on thu subject Of the Southern policy
since the November elections,-.o mucl. so
that The President regards him as ono Of the
most pronounced Republicans in tho Cabi-
net. lie haa entirely recovered from his
weakness for coi.l'ing Southern Democrats
by giving them Federal Offices, and hereafter
tho Republicans Of the South will get
show
, 1879-01-13
A REBUKE 70 REBEL CLAIMANTS.

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tha ,,s,n.;s ,,.asos.aa - ss.9 -. 49,, . '"aoueea ~
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na..,,..., pa.' ,,. '"eu"o ios '"o
49, a,s;s. w." "es "'"'s 20 'nu"'So
>' ."o '"sS s.'a., ~ sin'o ., 'ho pres.
1,asa, " , .4.,''of,ura ,l',, l|el"o''eana anu
a.i.,snaa 49,. u,s,s ns,., :" A'"s 'hu ol'' IL aa
'ss"'o ', t.,A' a., 4'opsl ""t e'"''" Aeo 1eg"'aea
'1o -. Wv .'oas ses'ouA 'ne'aeea OK SOUTH
I'm ~ ~ s..s., suate1"s5' "aa tl'a' 'aey
w.. ~ 'ee'1ss" ~ '1' 4"'t "neao'os the
'so"o ~" eom'e up
49, oo.''' y. -, n''o"'R''&'' exposed t1ae i"'-
10y y. "hne '"'a 'ae~sa'e oa '''e ground
fA"".'"i.ts =. 'oe 'a' e''Fl'oso o. eneoaf'
Ah'"s os"ea,o." at, ae'e'opmeu'' .'! aho aa'a'
~, ~, 't y 'ao "A'a'n anu mary
,.,t'. oso "Ha nu' 'pn'e'eo upon IN educational
,.'',l,,, Wv "f'o" a''oo' pI''oh wAefe
~ oa,Iu eo'a.s1s ~oss .oaaaea' tAe ouaaaine
"@. uo.1. u'e'' 4oF ~" la'loss W tno hspel
as'a', '.'4.' 'no .yus5 oo',o 'oss naa
eo'4e ..,, ',''"5 .!""' .o".ooe1a'e ao'a'e11' 1ae
, 1879-01-13

So mitch adverse criticism hns been passed
npon tue new Army bill that ita defeat in i.s
present form Is certain, and another bill Ia in
courso Of preparation In which tuany Of the
most ojecttonsl TEXTURES pf the BURNSIDE
BANNING bill will not nppear.
, 1879-01-13

Tho serious attention OF Mrs. HAYES IL d.
rccted to the condition Of affairs In Ohio, her
old home. whero the Temperance cause. in whiet,
ae fec1s such an interest, Is not In tlourishIng
condition. Tho Democratic 9Th Of January
pow-woS at COLUMBUS was altogether loo noisy.
hilarious, and botatcrous 10 havo boon tnsp1rc1
By crab.apple cider. Mt. htuRrnr Is needed
In Ct1u1nlu,k
, 1879-01-13
THE LAKE.

4pTSQE 0F1!R47z3 70 7N& 7F334M2t
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Jan. 12.-A letter received
Ut tbs Northwestern Transportation Compaay's
hcatlquartesst from Grand Haven, reports ao
iee-taErtcF frum fifteen to twenty-five feet deep,
extending 6O0 feet outside OF tho harbor piers,
which edeetual1y shuta the stesmshtps Mlnne-
spolis and Amazon In. Meantflne, tie Luaiuk-
Ion and Manlstee harbors arc entirely Tree, aud
tho bouts make regular trips.
The schooner Pride has been libelcLl At SheboY-
gou Tor seQIuen's usage.
, 1879-01-13

1t Ia pity that tho times arc 70 lc,1cetl hard
that an orcra company In Boston should only bc
ablc to Kct %, 0o0 rs The gross receipts fur ouo
matinee performance. Resumption mas raised
inuss, sure enough.
, 1879-01-13

Spain got It's dose Of tho winter Of 1850
III tho form OF tremendous gale in the DAy
Ut Discay, which created terrible havoc
among tho fishing ficots, and sent seventy
five fishermen to tho bottom.
, 1879-01-13

Thrco hundred Democrats Attended tile ban
Quct at Columbus on the night Of the 9Th Of
january. Two hundred and nInety-aeven Of
them arc candidates for Governor, anu tho
othcrs ars dark horses in training ns Prct!-
dental canIldatcs
, 1879-01-13

A New York paper says DAN VOORHEES, ably
mlsauderstands tlio currency question. And
no man can tafk ~ well on 4 subject concerning
which ho knows 80 little ~ tho Tall sycamore
Of the Wabash.
, 1879-01-13

A mild rcbuke to tho LOGAN crowd comes
from Democratic fourcc. Our Springfield
correspondent scntls word tint some ol tho
Democrats propose to vote for s'JIM' noDIN-
SON for United States scnasur, but that others
will oppose lin hceause he was salary-grab-
bcr, 81 was JouN.
, 1879-01-13

TnR CnfcAnc TsrnuNr has catablistcd branch ofacts
~ the receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements II
otpwtt ....
NEW TonK-Room 70 1rt6uns Building. FIT. lie.
ApnHx, hanascr
FAfs1t, Frauce-No. 10 Rus DO IA 0s1aEt. Eate1ere.
N.NAHLxK. Agent.
lofpoE. EnE.-Amer!csn Exchange. 40 Strand.
u1sHr r. GtLtls, Agent
IAN FRANCISCO. Cal Palace Hotet
, 1879-01-13

Senator BoorH, OF California, has introduced
u bill which reduces the price OF public lands
from $1.50 IN acre to Sl.25, and gives pre.emp-
toFH right to obtalu 100 acrcs under tho Home
stead act the samo as on any other Government
laDi.
, 1879-01-13

A con1asrntiou wns In full progress at East
Newark, N. j., at 1:3o this morning. Lack
Of water prevented the flre-engines from re-
RiBting the flames.
, 1879-01-13

1tis possible that When Little rI1L read tic
reply Of Secretary eCHuRz he may l,ayu Wished
that hc wcre "twenty lntlea away"
, 1879-01-13

Tho Literary Bureau - has got IL ilown line:
Whoever advocates tho reelection Of Gen.
oaLssnr and opposes LooAN Is guilty Of " per-
flly" and ''villtlcattou." It Is q sort Ut party
trcason ao- bo for anybody except " BIZ lnjun
Me,''
, 1879-01-13
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

.. A. CAsIsMAN L0nHE, No: ese F: 4: NJ I
An rMesEcut Communication will be hpd at their alal
cufaer West Ma4isol and Isosrtelk. this ttlondavl
norntnRs nk ocotE hhafp. 10 attend a!o fnnern1 Mi
@. y. DOUGLASS. Secretary.
, 1879-01-13

The Senatorial situation In Wisconsin at tho
close of the lEst week ot tue contest lid uot
present ony very encouraging aspecss for either
ol the three most conspicuous candidates, All
, 1879-01-13

At Richmond, Va, Eood skating Is such rare
enjoyment that ali tho lads aud lasa!ca uru Gu
JuylHg 1t to the utter1lIost,
, 1879-01-13

Commodore JonN Gursr, co1nmsudant Of
the Portsmouth Navy Yard, died yesterday.
, 1879-01-13

Tia taxpayers Of New Yurl; City hayo Ind na
eye-0pe1cr In the statement Of ". II. VASDKA-
n1LT, madc under oath to tho Assessor, tllat llu
laA no porao'Ial pr.spcrty subject to taxat!ull.
Tbs Graphic has tlno cartoon on thu subject,
representing Vanderbilt ip a very ragyed
drgss, with hts tues sticking out Of its buots,
mud It says edltortally:
The mailer and virtual owner Of Tho lfuslsn,
Michigan Contra! Railroads.. which connrCs tho
two great cities u Tho United siatrs-Nsw York
Anu Chlcu+oanI E1n through thu ririlcst an1 n,ost
!nunono'y, tho Wc4tern Union; Tho heir VI {t3,
tur SKI, oo0, 0tU on tho Central HaroaL; thc pe,,.
iteIah steamers; tho ownrt Vi siabo Of srottIns
iofsea which Almo.t rssla lluksElI's in spec,l and
eust; tho nan who II collecting ut fabulous pfcv1
tho cso'eo Or aesed cnosca reuductluns of {. sign
a.; ss MS't,Sak +; aaona !sn .s huasel9irs
sSs.sd ior $500 ooo propaty on fli!h aSeaaa ssS IN
Nrw tu1k now contAtns, -thIs person declares un.
der oah that after hts aebts aso all paid hr haa nu
pcssuuai property.
Tbs prolonged and animated conlcst prer tho
spenkersl,tp Of the New Yurk Assembly finally
ended In the Election ot the lion. THOMAS q,
ALyoap, whosc hlsh qualifications for tho posl.
tlon aFs universally recognized. llls election Il
all esElcuee that tho Legislature OF that 6tata
appreciates worth and ability, aud Is prompt to
recognize them III 1uan past middle lie. Sir.
ALvoAn has had larEtr Legislative experience
than almost any otheE man III tho State Ut New
York. flis public career cptntneurcd tl1isty-ayo
,cArs ago In the Assembly, before some Vt hts
colleagues weso torn. rwcnty.one years ago
ha trst llled the Speakers chair, mud axain 10
lstA. In 1S0a and 1890 he presided orcr tho
, 1879-01-13

tho United States, and that was In 1912, the
big year Of railrohd-bnild,ng, when /, ,00o, 900
tons were produced. It ia expected thnt this
will BE- equalod in 1870.
, 1879-01-13

posed WIZ to recommend to tue Judges That,
in nominating persons to DO appointed
Justices Of the Pence, no ono OF tho
present Justices DO nominated who can-
not present his docket aud rive proof
that he has not coilected Illegal fees. Dur
ing tho discussion attention was called TO
the fact That there was no Inv which nuthor-
lied tho Justices to rcgulato or control tho
fees exactel ly Censtablcs, who might bo
raid 10 to FREQ TO charge antl tako what they
pleased.
This resolution Ia objectionable because
IT dres not go fnr enough There arc and
have tecn honest and exemplary justices Of
the Pace who llnye not been lawyers, mud
tho fact that man Is a member OF tho liar
Is not q conclusive guarantee TINT lle will
mako an upright and Intelligent Jnsticc. THO
appointment Of Justices ts perhaps in as safe
hnudH as it can be placed in, and tho Judges,
Of course, will require tho best evidence Of
fitness end integrity TINT can he produced,
especially in cases Of rcappointmcnt. But
III q Nlr Association can render tho public o
great service by recommending additional
legislation to remedy OWLS that hare become
pntent. Tbs trial by Jury III Justlccs' Courta
is ono Of tho most grievous of all abuses, nntl
this abuse is largely duo to the Conatabloa.
These Constablos are etoctod under tho Town.
ship Inv, and we question whether moro
than ono voter In a thousand In this city ever
Inquired Into tho personal character or I'll.
ncss OF tho candidates for Constab!cs for
whom l,o voted. Now hero is an evil which
may l'o rtmedied by Inv. Any law on tl.is
subject must be gcnoral. In n,nc towns out
OF ten ono Constable Ia all that is ncotlcl, an.l
tho law might limit tho election OF Conatablcs
to one In each town. and lhen authorize tho
Circuit Courts, in their discretion, to
appoint such additional number OF Constab'os
for each Town AZ tha public buslnoks 1nay
require, with authority to ro1nose hem at
my time for any carae deemed Rntlsfact0ry
to tho Court. Another and crying OWL in
tho practice Ia tho issns Of suInmonsea by
Justice in ono town in a county-aAy ut
Thornton, in this county-when both plain
tin and defendant reside III Chicago, tho
Constable 10 executing tho writ TINT it will
be impossible for tho defendant to 60 tho
twenty-fva miles before Judgment. 4
change In the law would remedy tho Consta-
ble evil, and a reform OF the Constablos
would reform sha character Of tho jur1ca iu
Justices Courts. No Constable should 10
allowed 10 collect fee not certified to by a
Jnstice, and both Justice and Constable
should DO equally punishable for demanding
illegal coats.
Having t1s1oseil Of tho Ju3tjccs' Courts.
, 1879-01-13
1lavcrtys4 Tt,chtrt

Afadfon ttreet between Dearborn and Bsats. 1soss'
dAle."
1lavcrtys4 Thchtre.
Dearborn street. corner Of Monroe. Engagement of
Her MAjcst{'s Optrs. "Carmen."
EfootcSfs Theatre.
Randolph street. between Clark and f.asaIlt. En'
esscment Of John Dillon. +All thAE ulttess II Not
Aioid"
Acntirmy nf Afnstc.
Tlalsted street between StAdiaon and Monroe. VI.
tfety entertainment.
1fatn1ln'A Ttcntrt.
Clark tseet, oppestte tho Cou7tliouss. Variety en-.
tertaInmant.
Metropolitan Ttentre.
Clark street, opposite Sherman llouse, Variety en-
&ertalnne1t.
White Stacking rnfks
takc shorc, foot Of Washington street. Grand
6kattng Carnival