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BAKER CITY, BAKER COUNTY, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 17, 1873.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
" S t e r n Oregon U solicited for the D emocrat .
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NTew D r u g S to re.
M. D.
O p p osite Odd F e llo w s ’ H a ll, M ain Street,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
BASTE C m , OREGON.
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W o u ld resp e ctfu lly in form th e p u b lic that
he has re cen tly received a w ell se­
lected and fresh B lock o f
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Mi PRICE & XEWS0Ï.
J O n \ v i? o £ OW PreP»rwl to do all kinds of
vi
’’ Ullh on short notice and at reasona­
ble rate«.
F m t Mv~T^lrJob Work
f Pit ON DELIVERY.
m ust
BE PAID
D E N T I S T S ,
U E L IU IO t N N O T IC K S .
P R O F E S S I O N A L CARDS.
L. O. STERNS,
T. C. H Y D E ,
N o t a r y P u b l ic .
S te rn s & H y d e ,
A t t o r n e y « n m l C o u u s e lo r « A t-L a w ,
B A K E It C IT Y , OREGON.
L. O. S t e r n s w i l l attend the Courts o f tho
Fifth Judicial District, aud o f Idaho aud
Washington Territories.
Water Rights and Mining Litigation a
S pecia lty .
Collections promptly attended to.
June 18, 1873.n6y
Attorncy-at-Law,
B A K I It C I T Y , O R E G O N .
IL E P R A C T I C E IN A L L C O U R T S
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o f the State.
Baker City, Sept. 1,1873. nl7y.
I. D. HAINES,
A J. M. SH E P li ERD,
and
cou n selor
Law, Baker city, Oregon.
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A tto r n e y a t-L a w ,
B A K E R C ITY , OREGON.
JAS. H. S L AT ER,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
W ill practice in tho Courts o f tho Fifth
Judicial District.
Particular attention paid to Collections.
April 2, 1873.-n47y.
S. V. KNOX,
A tto r n e y at L a w ,
(And Notary Public,)
i v i : s t o N, o it i: « o x .
W ill practice in the Courts o f this State and
Washington Territ jrv.
PECIAL A fTE N TIO N PAID TO LAND
and Ci’ilectmns.
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JO SE P H
H. S H I N N ,
Notai*3r P u b l i c
AND
C on veyancer,
W ill attend to Conveyancing and making
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
Baker City, Sept. 11,1872.
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EL W. REYNOLDS,
NOTARY
PUBLIC
AND
DEPUTY U. S. MARSHAL.
Office -with C. M. Foster, Deputy U.
S. Surveyor.
Baker City, Sept. 3, 1873.nl7m4
C IT T ,
Second. Edition.
OREGON,
! Drags,
Chemicals,
Paints, Oils,
Perfumeries,
Patent Medicines,
Soaps,
Wines,
Brandies,
Whiskies and
Cordials,
F o r M e d icin a l purposes. F a m ily M edi­
cin e s ca re fu lly prepared. P rescrip ­
tion s a ccu ra tely c o m p o u n d e d ,
at a l l h o u r s o f t h e d a y o r
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night. G iv e u s a ca ll.
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For the benefit of subscribers in
certain localities, we issue a second
edition of the D e m o c r a t on every
Monday morning, which contains all
the news of importance received at
this city np to Saturday noon.
FOR
CONGRESS,
COL JIBES W. NESMITH,
OF POLK COUNTY.
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DR. II. I), STEHIE.VSON
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WATCHES, CLOCKS i JEWELRY,
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ANDREW J, LAWRENCE,
ttorney
BAKES
Th# Democratic State Convention
which met.at Portland on Tuesday,
B A K E R C IT Y , O R E G O N ,
And are prepared to operate in all branche«
D R U G S T O R E ! the 9th inst., nominated Col. J. W.
Nesmith for Congress on the fifth
o f the
Two doors North of Western Hotel,
ballot.
DENTAL PROFESSION.
BAKEB CITT, OBEGOX.
This nomination is a good one,
All work Warranted. Office at the
W. WI8DOM TAKES PLEASURE IN and, we believe, the best one that
Dili
BAKER HOTEL.
• informing the citizens o f Baker coun­
could be made for the interests and
ty that he has a large, new and fresh assort­
ment of—
success of the DeoSocratio party in
Drugs and Medicines, Oils, Oregon. Mr. Nesmith is an old set­
ESPECTFULLY i n f o r m s T H E C IT I-
i zem o f Baker City and vicinity that he
tler of Oregon, having immigrated
Paints, Wines,
will soon be with them again prepared to do
And Liqnors,
as early as 1843 or 1845, and ever
all kinds o f
For medicinal Purposes. Groceries, Cigars since that time has been an energet-
Dental Work,
Tobacco,
in the most substantial manner.
io and faithful worker for the inter­
Baker City, March 1 2,1873.n44tf.
Stationery,
ests of his adopted State. He is very
Toilet and
J. B . G A R D N E R ,
Fancy Articles; familiar with the wants of the peo­
YANKEE NOTIONS, AND ple of the whole State, and every
And a general variety o f Goods o f that section of the State will secure from
class. •
him the attention that its interests
Prescriptions prepared at all hours.
demand. He is qualified and able
City and country trade solicited.
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to advocate our interests where ad.
BAKER CITY MARKET vocacy is most needed. He is a man
Next D oor to the Restaurant,
who commands rfespect and confi­
dence wherever he is known, and,
Baker City, Oregon,
WATCHMAKER AND JEW ELER,
while he was in tho Senate of the
C. B. FISHER, P r o p r i e t o r .
ESTABLISH ED IN B AK EB CITT IN 1867,
S PREPARED TO ACCOMMODATE United States, commanded more in­
Keeps constantly on hand a well assorted
the public with—
fluence and power to do good for his
B e e f a t R e t a i l — 4 to G c o a ts p e r
Stock of
State than any other man who has
Pound.
over represented this State in either
Fresh Pork,
branch of Congress. J. W. Nesmith
and is prepared to do all kinds o f work in
Pickled Pork,
his line o f business.
Fresh Mutton,
is a friend of the hardy pioneer and
Waltham and Elgin Watches at Factory
Corned Beef,
a firm and true friend of Eastern Or­
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Prices
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Sausage,
egon, and if hs had been Senator at
Hams,
the time Williams occupied the po­
Shoulders,
"W e s t e r n H o t e l .
sition,and while other railroads were
Neats Foot Oil,
M AIN S T R E E T .................................................BAKEU CITT.
Fresh Lard <fc Tallow. obtaining munificent grants of the
REID & FLETCHER, Prop’r.
T a k e N o t ic e .
Publio Domain to aid their con“
H IS HOUSE has been enlarged and re­
All bills must be settled monthly, or no
struction, hs would have secured for
fitted, and is now' tho best Hotel on the Trade solicited.
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Umatilla and Idaho stage route.
us the necessary grants to aid in the
Stages leave this House for above and be­
construction of a railroad through
low, and also for Clark’s Creek Eldorado,
a
e
tohe
Gem City aud Sparta.
Eastern Oregon, and at this present
Connected with tho Hotel will be found a
first class
Groceries, Crockery, Hard­ time he can and will do as muoh to
aid this necessary and mnch desired
S A L O O N !
ware and Liquors,
improvement as can any other man.
Liquors, Wines and Cigars o f tho best
quality. Phelan’s Improved Billisrd Tables
We think that the Democratic party
all in good order.
have been fortunate in the selection
of a candidate, and that Eastern Or*
N. B.—Those indebted to either the Hotel
NLose B l o c k ,
or Saloon are requested to appear at tho
egon is truly blessed by the nomina­
Captain’s office ana settle.
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On Main Street, next door to Gard­
tion of Col. J. W. Nesmith, who can
ner’s Jewelry Store, keeps the best
Hurrah for
quality of Tobacco andCigars, with and will be elected.
a hue assortment of Pipes. Also,
Nesmith! And let it be “ Throe
times
Three.
An assortment o f Wall Paper.
BAKER CITY, OREGON,
Give him a Call.
D a i r i e s . —We are pleased to note
ESPECTFULLY INFORM TH E CITI-
Baker City, Nov. 5, 1872—n2Ctf
zeus
o
f
Baker
City,
and
thè
surround-
the
fact that a few enterprising in­
R
ing Towns and Miniug Camps, that they are
now prepared to fill all orders with the very PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. dividuals have commenced the man­
best quality o f
ufacture of cheese in Eastern Ore­
L ager B eer,
gon. In Umatilla County there are
M ILLARD & VAN SCHUYVER,
At reasonable rates. The public are invited
four dairies that have manufactured
ta call and look at our estalishment.
this
season the following amounts
89
Front
and
40
First
street,
Baker City, Jan. 8, 1873.-n3otf
of first quality cheese: Jones Sc El­
der, 6000 poands; Chase Brothers,
AND
&
MPORTERS a n d WHOLESALE DEAL- 4000; Myers and Co., 4000; and Ed.
ers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors.— Bryon, 19.000 pounds. The
WAGON
MAKING.
com­
Also,
mencement of this branch of indus­
Messrs. Gaines & Bowman Doors, Windows, and Blindt try is important to all classes of the
e s p e c t f u l l y i n f o r m th e C it iz e n s o f
n
l F o r Sale.
if people of Oregon. The facilities for
Baker City, and surrounding country,
grazing in Eastern Oregon are as
that they have purchased the
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A . P. H o t a l i n g ,
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Portland.
San
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cisco
BLACKSMITH & WAGON SHOP
good or better than can be found in
recently owned by F. Schlund, and are now A .. B . H o t a l i n g & C o . any other portion of
the Pacific
ready to attend to all work in their line.
slope,
and
with
proper
attention
to
Sole Agents for the
They are both practical workmen, directly
the dairy business there can be a
from tht East, aud come prepared to do
large proportion of the cheese man­
Blacksmithing, Wagon Mak­
And Importers of
ufactured here to supply the demand
ing and Buggy Repairing
Fine Wines and Liquors, on this coast. Mr. Bryon 19ft at onr
in the most approved manner, and at mod­ 431 Jackson Street, San Francisco,
office a sample of the cheeso manu­
erate prices. All work done to order, and
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satisfaction guaranteed.
factured by him, and we have only
25 FRONT STREET, PORTLAND,
HORSE-SHOEING
to say that it is a very fine article,
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Oregon.
A Specialty with them. Give us a call.
and will find ready sale in any mar­
GAINES A BOWMAN.
Baker City, July 21, 1 6 7 3 -n lltf
ket.
Having permanently located in
TL»^iLI,?,I0U8— The ltev. Mr. Newton, o f the
, f " Uhurch, South, will preach at the fol­
lowing times and places: 1st Sunday in each
monUi, at Eagle Creek, at 11 a . m ., and Sat-
BrOay night previous; night at Ueui City;
JLonday night tollowing, Mam Powder Kiver,
at Mr. ftanoers’ ; Saturday night and 2d bun
day «tlM ugxille; Tuesday night following,
North Powder, at Biggs' school house; Wed­
nesday at Wolt creek jitiursilay night, Uniim-
►town; Friday night, Iowa sesool house; Sat­
urday night aud 3d bundayr, 11 a . m ., Bus­
ed!'» school house: night, La Gratidc; Tues­
day night alter, Liberty school house; Wed­
nesday night, Forest Cove, Dixie school
house; Thursday night, Kindall's school
house; Friday night, Indian Valley; Saturday
night aud 4th Sunday at 11 a . si ., Dry creek
•chuolhouse; night, bum merviile; Monday-
night following, Uuioutowu; Tuesday night,
Big creek.
U kuoiocs .—ltev, A. J. Joslyn will fill ap­
pointments as follows, until further notice:
1st Sunday each mouth at Union, at 11 a . si ,
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The Cove, at 3 r. M.
2d Sunday Summerville morning and eve’ng.
3d Sunday, Cove at 11 a . s i . ; Cmon 3 r. si.
4th Sunday, Pocahontas at 11 a . si .; James’
School House at 3 r. M., aud Baker City
at 3 p. u.
Monday evening following, Rye Valley; Tues­
day and Wednesday evening, Mormon
Basin; Thursday evening at Eldorado.
R eligious .--R ev. Q. W. Clancy, o f the
Baptist Church at Wingvillc, will preach at
the District School House, in Baker City,
the second Sunday o f each month at 11
o ’clock, A.M .
a . n . m -s u n n iT ,
(Graduate o f the Medical Department of
the Willamette University,)
BEDROCK DE MOC RA T ,
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Tobacco. Cigars, Fine Pipes. 4c.
BAKER CITY llliE W tllY ^
KASTNER 4 LACHNER, Proprietors,
Circuit Court, and in default of giv­
ing bonds, was committed to Jail.—
He said he fonnd the watches in bis
pocket—the mystery is how they
got there.
T boopb .—On last Wednesday
morning Major Cresson, with a com ­
mand of cavalry, passed through
our city, from Walla Walla, on his
way to Fort Harney, where he is to
be stationed for the present. A por­
tion of his command is behind, and
will bs through here during this
week.
R
S y iv T C O R M IC K ,
Importer and Dealer In
Boots, Stationary, Toys, M e And
SADDLERY,
D
STONE MASONS 4 STONE COTTERS
O
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P a r k e r G u n s .— Wo
direct atten­
tion to the advertisement of Parker
Bros., West Meriden, Conn.
Wo
have tried one o f their gone, and,
from practical experience, feel no
hesitancy in saying it is tho best
doable barrel shot gun in existence.
The simplicity of its constrnetion,
and the facility and capacity of load­
ing and driving the charge, renders
it the most desirable gift for sports­
men now in use. Wo recommend
all onr friends who may desire a fine
gun to send for a Parker, by all
means. We liavo one and ours is a
decarbonized steel gun, seven aud a
half ponnds weight, 12 guage, and
we can kill birds with it eighty yurJs
with No. 6 shot.
One or two of our
vegetable and fruit dealers woro ar­
rested on last Friday, for keepiug
their places of business open on last
Sunday. The proprietors of the
Fostoffice Fruit ami Vegetable Storo
was fined $19 and costs of suit, and
in tho case of the Walla Walla Store
the proprietor was acquitted.
O p e n H o u se s . -
C a l l e d . —Mr. J. W . Phillips, of
Canyon City, called on us lust Thurs­
day. Mr. Phillips came over on bus­
iness, and returned to Canyon on
Friday morning. He was looking
well.
Thomas Lake has moved
from
Malheur City to Baker, anil has
charge of the Shoo Fly Saloon.where
hs will be pleased to see his numer­
C a l l e d . —We had, on last Thurs­ ous friends.
day, the pleasure oi a call from one
The vegetables raised in our Val­
of our old Idaho friends, Mr. Thom­ ley this season, are fino, large, and
as B. Hart, who now resides near of delicious flavor.
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Jordan Valley, in this County. Mr.
For
the
B
edrock
D
emocrat
.
Hare informs us that stock in the
OUR YOU TH A ROM ANCE,
southern portion of this county is
doing fine, and that all kinds of veg­
By Alice J. Moser.
Our youth is passoil in forming
etables, grain A., grows to perfect­
ion in hi* section. The health there plans and building air castles in tho
is good. •’ He is well pleased with future. We are constantly mould­
his locality, and is doing well. Ho ing golden fancies of love, woalth
could not do without the D e m o c r a t . or fame. The future seotns a para­
L e g B r o k e n . —We are pained to dise. Our brightest and sweetest
learn that an interesting daughter of hopes are then formed. We tlroam
J. M. Richardson, of Rye Valley, of love, of wealth or famo, and in re­
had her leg broken, just above the ality all that pertains to the grand,
ankle, on last Saturday morning a beautiful and rublime. In youth,
week ago. The little girl was help­ our imagination is more highly cul­
ing head some horses so as to drive tivated than at any other period of
them into a corral, when one of life. Our idle fancies stretch far out
them run over her breaking her leg. into the years of maturity, when wo
Dr. J. M. Boyd, of onr city, was imagine ourselves to bo doing some
called in and set the broken bone, great deed or performing some noble
aqd he informs ns the little one is action. We seem to look through
the mystic future with a clear oyo,
doing well.
but e’re manhood, with lofty mien
A r r e s t e d .— On Wednesday the
has taken its date, we find that all
man, O'Brien, who stole the two
our
hopes of love, wealth or famo
watches from Chas. McGuire, men­
tion of which was made last week, were but an idle dream, and by ex­
was arrested and boand over for his perience we are taught that our
appearance at the fall term of the youth was but a romance.
J. B. Cotter 014 Bourbon Wlisty,
I
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T rout .—I f there is any kind of fish
that we are more fond of than any
other kind—that kind is fine, nice
mountain tront, from six to ten in­
ches in length. Onr friend C. M.
Foster, of this city, knowing onr
weakness in this respect, supplied
us with a bountiful supply on last
Wednesday evening, which he caught
in the waters of the mountains which
surround Powder River Valley. It
is fun to draw these little fellows
from their native element, and it
makes u sick person well to eat them.
Mr. Foster has our thanks for his
kind remembrance of us, in connec­
tion with his other numerous friends
in this city.
few days since a Ger­
man in the employ of W. P. Gray <fc
Co., of Canyon City, in and about
the butcher shop, committed suicide
by shooting himself, with a Henry
rifle, in two places. The first shot
passed under his chin, up through
tho mouth, taking off the point of
his noso, the second took the whole
top of his head off.
Mr. Bryon, brother of Wm. Bry­
on, Sheriff of Ada County, Idaho, is
B A K E B C IT T , O R E G O N ,
in onr city. He started a few days
M A N U FA C TU R E R A N D D E A L E R
NEW
SPAPERS,
since from his home, in Umatilla
IN
Dip. Ec 3?. T i e r n e y ,
FRANKLIN BOOK-STORE AND SANTA CLAUS’
Connty, with a large cargo of cheese
Harness, Collars, Hobbles,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Headquarters, Fire-proof
of his own make, and is supplying
BAKER CITY, OREGON,
W HIPS,
Brick Building, 105 Front street, Portland, the markets with it. Those who
ESPECTFULLY INFORMS TH E CIT-
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Oregon.
[tf have tested it pronounce it a No 1
_ ^ J p e n s o f Eastern Oregou that he has lo­
cated in Baker City, and cives strict attention
article. Mr. Bryon is fleshy to what
to hisiProfession.
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D R . J. R- C A R D W E L L ,
Etc.,
Etc.,
Etc.
he was when he resided in Boise
at J. W. Wisdom’s Drug Store.
Dentist
t t r - Residence at the end of the street
ENTAL ROOMS, N o . 89, First street, City, some three years since. The
north o f the Catholic Church.
Portland, Oregon. The late and im­
Prices reasonable.
Repairing done at
Baker City, Nov. 5, 1872.-n2Ctf.
proved styles o f work at reduced rates. Ni­ D emoctat was ordered to his address.
short notice.
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P
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A. R. Yantis, a typo from Miller's
teeth.
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T . JN". S n o w » AT. 11).
Station, on Burnt River, called at
■Physician and Surgeon,
W. H. W ATKINS, M. D. our sanctum on last Thursday.—
W A N T E D .
“ Roch” is now making an honest
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
-PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
H E U N D E R S IG N E D W I L L P A Y
BD f f ic e —At the City Drug Store.
FFICE« Odd Fellows’s Building. Resi­ living by doing all things that comes
the Best o f Wages fir 10 o r i a Stone
dence, corner o f Main aud Park streets, to his hand on • farm. He looks
MEDICAL E X A M IN E R
Masons. Work will last about three months.
Portland, Oregon. Q y b p e o ia l attention to
the New Y ork Life ;Insurance Co­ -
ROBERTS A NELSON.
fat and hearty.
diseasesof the Eye and Eer.
In »
Baker Citv. April 28. 1873.n51tf
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S old .—A few days since one of
oar farmers cams into onr city look­
ing for s hand to help him about
his bay. Some wag pointed oat oar
friend Jeff Carter as a good hand.—
The farmer broke for him—telling
him he understood he w as^i good
man—which is a fact—and that he
wanted to hire him; telling him the
work was easy Ac.
Jeff carried on the joke for a short
time until the bystanders coaid con­
tain themselves no longer and Unrat­
ed out into a laugh.
The farmer
seen he was sold, and put spurs to
his horse, and left town in a big dis­
gust. To appreciate the jok e.it is
j only necessary to state that Mr. Car­
! ter is a moneyed man, and has all
the business he can possibly attend
to.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
13 l a c k s m i t h in g :
T H E N D E R S O N
NO. 19.
S u i c i d e . —A
The Fall races at Boiss City com­
mence on next Monday. We under­
stand there is a goodly number of
good horses in training for these
races. Fast time and plenty of ex­
citement is anticipated. Several of
our boys have gone and are going
up to attend these races.
I ncest .—We understand that, on
Tuesday, Sept. 2nd., O. F. Clark of
Umatilla Connty, was arrested for
the crime of incest, committsd upon
the person of his daughter, aged
about fifteen years. It is charged
that the criminal acts reach back
some two or three years.
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is nothing with
which we are so familiar and yet of
which we know so little as the pro­
cess of dying. The great mystory
can only be fathomed in the act.—
We sit by tho side of friend or rela­
tive in his last extremity; we watch
the dark shadow as it steals over his
face, shutting out all of earth; we
suffer with him in a corresponding
degree the agony of separation; bnt
we cun never know what .is passing,
at the most awful moment, in his
mind.
“ Of what do tho dying
think?” says an English writer.—
There are moments when tho an­
guished faces that bend over them
would give touch to solve that prob­
lem. T h e y know death is creeping
nearer. They hear him in the rest­
less tick of the clock, in the sobs of
the children, in the desperate an­
guish of tho watching mother. Thoy
know that yet a little while and the
moving shadow on the pane, the
twittsr of the birds, the dying snn-
light, and the weird sigh of the
winds, will cease to be for the sick
—that a few more hard drawn
breaths will bring him face to face
with unfathomable knowledge. They
know they may never, after to day,
get one more living kiss from his
lips, or gain the balm of recognition
from his eyes, and as they yearn for
a look or sign, hip eyes look beyond
them to some invisible presence.—
His faint g3stnres are not addressed
to them; his hands wander in search
of something they cannot give him.
Is ths face to which be beckons that
of friend or foe? Are these flowers
he would fain pluck from some aeri­
al cluster of blosaoms?
Docs he
hear the weeping? Does he guess
how near is the solution of earth’s
mystery?
D
y i n g . —There
After reading the “ Declaration”
at Mound City. 111., on the Fonrth,
Oar farmers are having beaotifol a man rose nnil moved that the
speech be published, as it was one
weather for the threshing and secur­ of the best speeches be h « l ever
ing of their summer and fall crop». “ beern” in his life.