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, 1879-03-20

NAVIGATION MOVIES.
The prop Dcpcrc4 tho wintcr.1,oat Of The Good
rich Company. arrived III yesterday.
The scllr Luuy Graham arrived from Atnapec
yesterday with cargo Of railroad tics.
Storm signals viii be dfsplnyed when ncccssa-
ry from anu nftcr tu-tlay.
Several lutnbcr-!ngEors arerecclying their out
l}ts, preparatory tn smiling.
The sellr Julia d. Merrill loft port for Grand
llavcn yesterday, md will return with cargo
OF lumber.
1hu scllrs William Fincl1, Mary Ludwic, Mary
i. Packard, nIAl Wi!llam 6,aith aro expected in
port from Soutf, Hnvcn.
THE schrs Charlotte llnnb, City Of slctlorgnn,
an,l Evening Stnr arrived trufn Lake Michigan
ports yesterday With caTgocs OF ratIroad tirs.
Thy srow isestlcss, rotten craft Of IlftY-ono
tons burden, Is reported usllorc near LulInston,
with 800 hnrrrls nf litne u, board. She Is sup-
posed to br IL total loss. Her port of hall wis
Grauu uaycn.
, 1879-03-20

LlNIIN + 4kTI.
clSc'sHATt. a.. March IN. f.-CnrToN- Good do.
hanI mud pricca shndo higher: Ds.c.
FLorl-Stcndy and unchanged.
0nAtN--Wheat rtcn1y, With goot demand; red
tna white. 81 .00Gl1, 15. COrn-Good demand and
lending upward; sales nt 3uG9a7c. 0ats-DcmnntI
str ail market tlrm; saics ut 7la0c. Rye steady,
GIh iaiF demand, at huC. IJasley quiet but firm;
No, fatl, 81. .UUiJ i.O:t.
T. Slo. 00I11U. Vi. Lard iNact!yp; Htrar1, 50. 10.
Mak meat. q4ict; shouder, 81. M cash; 81. 10 fur
s!eat huid at s5oo. iason.iScnana M % tair 'sus and
nsrket M.s. firm; si.a5, s3h0, aNd 81. Usii.
MatfHKY-tlMlet at 81, W.
Az nt1rEH-Dnll a.nl unchanged; demand only for
sne qualities. which aru scarce.
LtsaEEu OlLe-Ei1n, ut Oic.
, 1879-03-20
pao,,.soss-rr'mc ncfs beef, 72s. Long clear
.Ieon, .Ba; short c1caf. @Ds.
pT.,tnw-Ffna American. 35s.


eo,cia, Dtspafch to The Tribune.
v,w York, March 20. -~tinA1x-l1ea1in8a IN
t..t s 1c.p extensive, and market showed hcav-
w.. and depression throughout: offerings quito
ns.,ai, and as rale urgent in good part on spccu.
n's, 'es''9a assps h'ss g h1;a Il ysH'st s.ss s,af;
.mhtr ~ aga.n suffering most; lower range Of
,.,,na freight rates In grain tcnded to weaken
,..,tdsnce Of holders of most grades; Mt moulded
s,n,ca demand moderately active; spring in mod.
~ request; callo advtccs Of very tnno markets.:
: m In No. y Chicago srrin0. worry ciiolcr, IN
s,n,., 70. cxport at t5c; No. apsng, worry chulrs
Il t,orc. for export nt ndc; No. 2Hpring quoted nt
Il O1fsl. Oh Corn ratller lcss hctiye; quoted yen.
s,.1lr s1atlo weakcr; mxol Western ungradod at
.oaiSc 1lyc lower; No. 2 Western boat 1oads
,6trcd 1t Gle. unia In somewhat tfettcr request
s.d ouo,cd rather steatlcr oil higher offerings; No.
ochtcaso naoat II, 200 bu reported At 32c.
pnoytsnNs-Itog products depressed. md quoted
,rth lower, influenced by tho unfavDrable tenor
- ,eports fsD,n the Vest; for forward delivery
,tsh, tralo: decline Of 1000 lie per br; quoted ut
he e,ose fot March al s1U 30Qb 10. Ii for nuw, md
tar April at s10 500 10 10 for now; say at st0.b1
etu co; June nj $40. .6hD1o.05. 1lacon In 1csa
S.mand; long clear quoted ut Smith. Wcs,crn
,,e.m lard moderately act,yo for earlY delivery,
hu, II lowcr prices; QUO tcs At 81. gaIa aGo0.U5.
TA.low-Moaerasc1y active; prlu,o quoted at
eg.11c. ....-
svuAns- -Nawqnoicd at GilfeD,fc for falr to good
,.anng; refined In ,nesa request.
w1,lsKr-I>ull hut quoted somewhat Rscadier; 60
b.,t eota Al 81 .UI.f.
acknowledgements In most lines plow. and
n,es more OF ,cts Irregular. though no tcctilcd
tAsrees; through trelRlts generally tame, thnuRh
,d.antAgr to rates continual In favor Of shippers.
70 tho Itz.trn Assoe!EtsI I'Ftts.
NEW Y0nx. Mhrch 10. .--CarToS-Firm: II. 1910;
~, NrrN rNt, brSnu t,.N Ma.
lo,2 june, 10.ASc; July, 1U.U1c; August,
lGGac. ..-..
-FOUR -Nomfnally unchanged; receipts, II, 600.
bts, ..... 49,
0aA,s-Whcat dull. weak, md lower; receipts.
14,.0Qo bu; rejected spring, 7GGb7Xc; No. q ilo,
5se III storr, ungtaded do, t}0.s1b21. 09iie; m
t,sdrd winter red, 81, U,'11 II: No. = do,
l.onfot, ,ou!4; No. ; do, 81. 1501. 15.4; No.
d. sl.1S?l0l;; ung'9:!ed !a,mher, sl.1Ne
i Ss ts,s, g. l: @ dd % iu No. n = 81 XII is S' *
,,I nssst .sss 100 o"s,.sc "s2 4 A,, yls j a
tomina. Curn--MoAe.ate business; receipts, 7:,.-
;sa9s[ ls's 1G, x M Il. 5.@a,t,;e ss,s sI,4n' =: d.
bu; M mixed Weslern, state, al,lda;'ae; white DO.
IAr--seady md unchanged.
jiols-Nomlnally unchungcl.
NnncEn'Es7Co!1cc qniet Lut steady: Mo caraocs.
as i 4saa isn" "s IT, aae oassss assF qnr, @ nut 5
'?:s&as naied. s alaSsaas etaas,
7hMH1sc; rcfur1, be-
TALLow-stuudy at g!4Gft1t-1f1c.
1Esh-Qufct; 81. M6a1 No.
TGnrESrtSE- Dali; ~, asked.
EEHs-t'frm; Western. 91Gk.:c.
LEArllkg.-stoaHy; l,emluek aole Huenos Ayrns
Rio Grand light mldalcs and 1leavy weights, lsIa
, 1879-03-20

CikvEIAND. o.. March ELECTROMAGNETIC
kct unchanged; standard wl.ito. ITO test BMc
pIr1sntrEn, ra., March 19.-pErNotErM-
Quiet; crndo Grmcr, 81. OOsi ut rnskor's for shin.
lncnL; refined uHchnnret..
OtI. CRY, ls., March u. -rErnnLEuM--Market
Opened nctyc, With sales ut BlEc. advanced u
ki1.c lvclinetl to 8aXc. advanced 70 KIaIc, clos.
Ing nt 83lsc bid; sh!ptncnts, %. 0j0 bfle.
, 1879-03-20

DETnn1r+ M!ch., March 10.-Ftoun-Ftrm.
HnAIx--Wl,eat cntier: axtra, $t.H4.i; No.
white, 81. Uit April, st .04; May. 81. Of: milling
No. /. 9l.00 bid. 1toce,pts, II, 452 tu: ship
mputs, rs, nH1 bu.
, 1879-03-20
0SIV VStG30

OswEno, March 1D.-DnAfk-- Whest-Modosnte
doman,l; M. l hard Duluth spring, 91.13; No. Z,
Milwaukee, el.05. Corn steady; No. 2 Wastsrr,
old, 4Uc.
, 1879-03-20
DRY GOODS.

Erw Yonk, March III. -trhp jobbng trade con.
tluuea active In noasly ali departments; prfnts
noylng mora freely from ngcnts' hands; printed
nprnns in brisk request; gtnghans in better do.
mnnd anil hrcts goods doing wa,t; cotton goods In
ntpauy demand nfitt Arm: mems wear Of wDoleng
quiet; foreign goods III fair request.
, 1879-03-20

1cmnnd; M. J. 4ic. tarlor t!nlI enA cAs!es; No.
,s,ptnx, tresh, 7te; Aurll, 1sc. ,.....,<,..
ncw. siD. 10. iari-Primc ttcnn,, slI. IL.
!ona-Livc. quiet, hut nrln. at S,. 76Gst. %.
KHrElrTa- Flour, Z, 900 brla; whoat, 60, GOO hn.
tu, ~ '
, 1879-03-20
|1ItT EtY.f1
T7T0ffT A.

BurrAIo. March III. Misunderstanding doing.
Prices unchanged.
, 1879-03-20

pgonM, March u. .--Iltnnwtsxs-Stoady; sales
100 bt|s at 81 .O!!t,
, 1879-03-20

xesx, S"'O' '''9
or1'.. rM1Ats-whcat weak; opened &c higher; c.oscd
x,r,,, MI Milwaukee hard, u. W; M. l Mi.
Ho,@ess, n7c; No, y do. pOkc; Marrl, taJc; ApriI,
~ ~ Nay oaslc: No. ) Milwaukee, 7,}1c: M.
atc o. ss,estsa' oje. Torn l1tnV; No =. fts4l.
oAs dull; No. =. :lc. ltyu steady; IN fal,
, 1879-03-20
BALTIMORE.

RA1TlMonE, Md. March h19.-CoTToN-St1cxee
ant fairly active at DIc.
FIouA-Unchangcl.
Observation-Disclosures dull md lower; No.
aWcstcrn winter rcd, spot md March, u. 1870
l13';; Arrll, S1.13!.G91. IL; Mny, s1.140
1.At4. Corn--Wcstcrn lower; Western mixed,
spat md March, 43{1+:,,ac; April, 4a.sGe43,ic;
Iay. 43IFtIic. oats 1lrn: Western white,
a4l3ac; mixed. 32GE3ac. Rye quiet ut 6sdtl9c.
iAY-UncEunret1.
FHoyIHoSs-stroncGr AMI unchanged.
NE1Tsi-uuteL aud UNCHANGED.
EGNs-FirM md Rcilye Mt 1UGl1Tc.
Unchanged.
coFfEE-Fary strong, and shnilo better for
over grades; Rio cargeeH Mt 10Hetl1c.
NnlsEr-Somtnai ut 81. 07Gl UTH.
FNENHTs-unelnnvcu.
REcEl'rs--Elaur, Y. 1AJ btls: wheat, 81, 600
ta: rusn, Cti, QUO hu; uAtH. 4,llOu bn.
hu.
, 1879-03-20


WHY rro,1o IL ncvyvtnr In tho Fnrmor, and
Dec1Iu;uu In Tho Lntser-A Good 1,urr for
,,I,,,,a.r,n.
49,. 80 ~. A.. t,,,,t. - ~. ,r,
fEb. H. 20 He E"tor " 10 Ao''"oH 1'Hes'
Trado Is rowling in the United States, while 1t
IL tlcellning III England. Wlly should that bef
An Ero,tstmap ,stfntr flint n,frstfnn In a.nrr.
~ IN T.. .....'ssa,,, os.".,saJ ~, +i,,s strs".,
W. u scnc'a's n"e"o.en s ~ s'8 '.s..'
We arc pFospef'he because uhllKo you, VIC
nre ltU longer manufacturing at loss. stncc
ls;, VIC haye closrd larger proportion both Of
mills nu,1 foundrlcs, md mauv Of our mechuu.
,,.a In y" hcromc f.rncrs. con.ro,rntly le.s 10
made, bu. what ia nado sells we'll.
awhile Groht Britain persists IN spinning
customers sts Sss'% %a @ s oa s' e s 's eoea ss
md her iron will continually Iall. II the pres
cnt siagnation of trade Is indeed caused by over
production, enta!l!ng large stocks Of unsalablo
i,ooas ,,eIpr ]uft On lie manufacturers, haude.
!. ,,,S "ao,,, -, ~ IT, ,,rasa. ,o,'n., =, 1,,,,,
""o'" see!,i ~ IL a'a u'e'e"t p'''.y =, auu.'s
to those stocks must result III fefpetuat!hg tint
AtaEpatton. Bctter to make little alnl sell at
profit thau make much autl sell at loss.
ur,,,ts., ,,,,.,f.o1,,-or. ,n,1 E,,,,a,, ,ro.t-
s; a. a,, -, sl. f..n A'a .a,.,n WIN
nun VIII uo "c'. " scen 'tes" e',p'us"'ent lor
their capital. II they hold OIL, ioping against
hope that, tic cru of bud trade oncu past, En-
u,,,.d viii regain tho monopoly Of man,tuctur.
lle iGr tue Worll. ts'ef WI! ue hettn9 !tKe tNe
Ioolsn ostlleA "nu' pu.flnE ner Htau III tne
sAit!t se1uses u see M.at w a!ou i!er cin see.
"s nave Ione slice SUI iMht "o VIII not
inko hcr Mahn1aetufea. ana hoW HcfsnanY.
France, ~! N'tssln setih W oe sayng ttc sal'le
ts. II E.,R,at ehooses 10 70 Sna ~! ont i!er ea-
ita' 10 1orelsn countries. ~ sae u'4 pribr 10 l8''
nc countries 20 lnvofcu WI! nc Goul't ne vGFF
Gtad to Dui Enelsn ifoh WIN IHelish eolu.
But, without Tue gold tte loTctEn countries lack
either The fnoaas or INC inellaat0h 70 buy the
iron.
"f0rcign protection inns deprived tircat Brit
ain oi soine 81 elc Continental markets; Amer.
lean competition u beatillg lItF out Of b.'ilc ot
the NEUTRAL markets: Take Ca'lat1u, Tor H.
stance. In ls'.s and 1871 the value Of goods
ehtereu u1orconsamptton was, respectively, from;
1878. 1B7B.
Great Britain ....Sea, 5. ~ $40, h52, 2:n
United statea......:. II, I'M, CSa bl. CIV
IN ihe Yne case decrcafc nI ~ millions, III tic
othsr III 1hc1eass u 'uus 'n'''oh''
"Unpatr!ottG Canadian ladies prefer American
cotton 70 English slqady, i,ssd Cnundtan lumbcr-
meA ~1l! not otlv ElEnsh axes, bccat,so tlsey
cannot uhopt Nine cut o1 every tei aErlculti'r.
ii Inventions aru b'r, IN our workshops,, a.t!
consequently nil: 1ut ot every ten agricultural
itnnleIncuts used III Canada ara bought In the
unlted States.
"EnEla,d IS birdcned both With lnrger nEs
rcultnrnl null latEcr manufacturing Uopuln-
tion than sho ean well support. When the pas-
turcs OF !)nkDtn n1nl ts'e tor1lins q Minnesota
nrG fAlrly Oprieu up, her lnrfElCrR Will 10 worse
, 1879-03-20
TOLEDO

ToLEpn. O., Mnsch 1tl.--tlnAtH-1rheat ensicr;
No. rcd, My, l.05.i. cnrn casEs.; No. z,
May, SIC. Oats-Nothng doing.
, 1879-03-20
BOSTON.

bos1oA, March 1O. O.--rloul!-pa,,, tending nouu-
wand; Western su.,arf!ne, 81. as4ea. 30; common
s..ts', III. .7bla4..a; Wisconsin, c1tras, st. 600
- ~; Minnesota do, s4.6o9a 7a3 Wisconsin aud
Minnesota, s1.5o0sa.a3.
uaA!x-CoEn Gutcti mixod and yellow, 47G1 tSc.
"aa-uemaha falF aid market arm; No. l and
n sEaNa = wlltr. ;7s,GIl0c: No. . white. aUl,c1a7c;
III Tun.hte u" white anI No. n1e1. 35QI30o lsyc. tl1c.
aheat, II. Du0 h.l,
Msii.rxESTs-Flonr,l. i. 900 brls; wheat, 81. ooobn.
e. Dsn'an good. and hotprs ase fsue sell.
n",a. !aH! weck'a prices: Ohio nna Pennsylvania
to'I;s. ssl:'1c; Michigan and WIsconsn
'ea4olp2 aud dulainv, :G4sIuc.
, 1879-03-20
KANSAS CITY.

dpse5dI UIUalcA 10 1A1 T7YbuAA
j., ,AAxsAs CrrY, March lD.-ueA,s-Tho Price
sarIeat reports: Wiratleeelpls, IT, 200 hu; nh,i,.
w. oss"'s. i7,oo0 hu: dpii aud lower; No. (. cash,
~ ~ March. D0c; No. . cush. k7t;r: March,
ttu;.ass IL Mo. eash, Rlc. cor,,--ltcccipts i, A50
Iaicss ssa!!pins,'ts. !. 200 bu; No. :. cash. :4+c;
, 1879-03-20

TURpENrINE.
WttM1xnToY, March 1D.-SrlMErs or TunrEY-
TlSE-Stcady at 2Uhc.-
, 1879-03-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS
SCRlDNER for APRIL

"Wo know no covers Of equal Dimensions
which concentrate within themselves such choice
products Of the dcsigner'h at en0raver's nst, or,
OIL the whole, n finer quality Of literary work."
--Lfterafr World,
, 1879-03-20

From a long and varied table Of contents,
comprising list Of twenty-five papers, stories,
poems. and mtsceIlRncs, the following nro &C.
ltcted as Of special interest,":
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-11

eqnal to IA 32S square miles, or $780,
920 acres.
Gee fourth of this area in wheat ct
90 bushels per acre would give q pro-
duct Of A., SAG, 900 bushels or / .375, ,4sS
tons.
Six counties in Eastern Oregon have
l0lG surveyed townships. equal to 25,-
776 square miles. or l6, 400, $40 acres.
One-fourth Of this area in wheat at
20 bushels per acre would produce s2..
4S3. 200 bushels, or 2,474, ,496 tons.
The amount of this estimated product
in these twelve eastern counties would
lie 3 }.s49,9si tons. Replace three coun-
ties Of Oregon which are far removed
from the Columbis river with three
counties of Northern Idaho, which ere
adjacent to the Columbia and its
branches and the figures may remain
As . probs bic export from the Upper
Columbia Basin. when fully settled and
cultivated. Wheat may of course be
replaced by other cereals or farm pro-
ducts.
ITS TRANSPORTATION.
1t would require 9625 Steamboat
loads Of 400 tons each to convey it
down the river, or 3S4 ,99S carloads of
10 tons each. or Is. 400 trains OF Is cars
each to move it to the ship.
1t would require 1925 ships of 1000
tons each to convey thisproducs to
other markets.
This estimate is only for tonnage one
way. The imports to the interior Of
lumber. coal, iron and merchandise of
all kinds would equal in value. if not
in weight or measure. the exports.
These figures reveal the productive
power of the Upper Columbia basin
and the importance Of the Columbis
river itself az highway Of commerce.
Other items with reference to the
products of this upper basiu are re-
served for future q ,ticles.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-11
NOTICE..

a MEETING HELD BY THE STOCK
~. holders Of the Seattle Homestead Assocta.
Won: its Office In Seattle. King county. W. T..
~ ~ 'ne 2ist day Of July, 1872 II was ordered that
sas necretary Of said Corporation give notice. bv
vSouca uon, to the Stockholders. that meeting
=. " .as ockholders b. held at the Office ct the
vompsny. In said Seattle, on Wednesday. the l.th
SSsy OF september. A. u. 1879. at IL O'Clock 4. ~.
~ ~. she purpose OF distributing the property of
Az. association To the StockhOlders. and Of the
s..H incorporation Of said Corporation, and for
such other business a. may then come before IL.
JOHN n. BLANCHARD,
n... Secretary.
~sssa peoltle. Aud. Is, 1873. a.9dkWtd
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-11

There are 800 Indians in Florida aud
twice - many alligators.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-10-10

Francis Bacon supplies very effect
i've piece Of evidence rs 10 the influence
Of the imagination on external growths
which seem 10 have their origin in de-
iicient vitality Of certain parts Of the
external surface OF the body, as warts,
wens, aud the like. Bacon did not,
however, treat the evidence afforded in
his own case with the acumcn which
might have been expected from the in
ductive philosopher. . had from my
Childhood" he says, "a wart upon one
Of my fingers; afterward, when | was
about lG years old, being then at Paris,
there grew upon both my hands num-
Der Of warts-at least 100 in a months
space. The English Ambassadors lady,
who was woman far from superstition
Ga statement which must be taken chm
grano), "told me one day she would
help me away with my warts; where
upon she got piece Of lard with the
skin on, and rubbed the warts all over
with the fat side; and among the rest
that wart which had from my child
hood then she nailed the piece Of lard,
with the fat toward the sun, upon a
post Of her chamber window, which
was 10 the south. The success was that
within five weeks space all the warts
were quite away, and that wart which /
had so long endured for company. But
at the rest did little marvel, because
they came in short time, and might
20 away in a short time again; but the
going away Of that which had stayed %
long doth yet stick with me. H. C'or7usiii
Magazine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-10-10

causing loss 10 the County, and will probably
lead 20 endless litigation over titles 20 min
Ing and town property, which are placed In
jeopardy by the loss OF the records.
although fires are still burning In different
parts Of the city, no danger Is apprehended
unless high winds should come up.
Numerous generous offers Of assistance
from merchants Of Chicago, Milwaukee, and
other cities In the East have been made 10
our unfortunate sufferers, but are generally
refused, our merchants accepting the situa-
ton with good grace. However, they APP
preciate the kind spirit which prompts these
words OF sympathy and offers Of aid.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-10-10

In former wears IL was a common occur
renee 10 find 80 yer cent. OF the field hands in
Louisians, Mississippi and .Alsbama struck
down viii swamp Fever, Chills and Fever or
Dumb Aguc. just during the busiest time OF
summer Now, We are glad 10 hear that the
PLANTERS succeed In curing every case OF the
disease IN few days ~ the use OF DIR. r.
Wiihoff's Anti-Periodic and Fever and Ague
Tonic, which Is sold by all Druggists through
the country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-10-10

The writer has several friends who were
afflicted with falling fits. Some Of them had
after expense 81 thousands OF dollars apiece
failed TO get relief. Great physicians ia
both Europe and America had failed IN their
cases. They az last tried country doctor
who has since removed 70 this city. and he
cured s.ery one Of than. Most Of his cures are
effected without seeing the patient simply
by CORES pondence and By medicines sent
them. ANY Of your readers desiring letters
forwarded "a him. or simply desiring his adj
dress, may write A. h. A.. Box isOl.
Philadelphia, Pa.
2. S.--N0 charge for such service.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-10-10

Nice corn bread can be made after
the following receipt Two and one
half cupfuls buttermilk. one cupful
cream. one large cupful sugar. one egg.
one tcaspoonfil saleraius, and the whole
stirred stiff with two-thirds fine corn
meal and onc-third wheat -four. Turn
into buttered mold and steam three
hours.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-10-10

For apple custard, take fine apple
sauce. favored with lemon; half fill
your pie crust with ii. and then pour
over II nice custard. seasoned with nut
meg or vanilla; then bake.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-10-10

CHfrAnn Henry County. Inh. frt - fttN
nrr ~fr-I wAs suffering with what the dgrfsI cAe1
decline N health and cuilld ri rrlif 'rifd yuur
snlnaile Indian BLOOD syrup and ~en tnlno
r,v4flf lrre<tu hfuerled and Nw Ahlf ~ 10 ~
vurk CATHERINE EiNEiiAkI.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-10-10

ANTIOCH Huntfnrtrn County. Ind. Feh ia 1872
frry Sill was aiHlcfcl with me rheumatism vas
nffisxs cu4Iif net wurk ~ a mpmh tE1ri seNtfai
az ear h.ane physicians b frreitrl ~ hentNl hrAr.
80 n yuuf Inotau Blood ~yrup. plrsriiri
snne and II csrs~i nir Tnis mAs AAt sro AM sils
ina. have seidon used AID otter w NV ~ ..
JAMES BENsU&
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-10-10

GRocEHs everywhere cell Faficnai Esast II
you have never used n, buy package and be
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Daily Republican., 1879-11-19

The JURY that was smpansllsd to Try
Augustus o'Donnsll yesterday stool
eleven Democrats to one Republican.
John y. Wright being the Republican
A glance over the list by Mr.. sharpley,
O'Donuell's counsel, and . little hobnob-
bing between himself, h. c. Turner
and some other Democratic magnates,
resulted turning Mr.. Wright adrift and
putting Franklin Eastburn in his place.
Thus the jury was made solidly Demo
cratic with the intention Of course OF
influencing a partisan verdict in favor
of the defendant who was a Democratic
repeater. Such actions bring discredit
u pon trials by juries and must eventu-
allv work an abolition of the system.
with an intelligent and bipartisan
bench the people have nothing to fear
If the decision Of question OF fact IS
we'll as of law we're left with 1t. In the
first place there were not more than
five or six Republicans summoned as
jurymen, and when even these few are
singled out and objected to in the trial
of cases with a shade of partisahship
in them, the time has fully come when
trials by jury h I'VE become a mere farce
and the sooner the system OF trial by
Jury is abolished the better it will be
for the stric: and impartial administra'
ton of Justice.