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low creature’s life.” pleaded the par
P A R SO N p o h i c k s p e r i l .
son, you should have clear and cer
The Rev. Abiram Pohick was a de tain proof.”
“ Proof !— what proof would you
vout map end zealous circuit rider,
but in worldly matters notably ab have ?” replied the leader. “ Was-
sent minded. So much so that if ent the hoss found on you or you
his wife, who was a noticing woman on the hoss —which is the same
hadn’t kept a keen lookout when he thing in law ? Gome, string im up
rose in the morning, ten to one he boys !5>
And the p oor parson w ould surely
would have appeared in public, half
the time, arrayed in her habiliments have ended his worldly career then
instead of his own—an exchange and there but for the timely arrival
Would have scofBngly declared not of another party,
In their midst was a man in d eri
inappropriate.
His head once set on a text, he was d e garb">-none other than Mr. Po*
oblivious of all else.^ To find his hick’s companion of the proceeding
wav round the circuit, he trusted night— securely bound on a horse.
The new com pany was headed by
iraplicity to Old Job’s geographical
a
D eputy Sheriff well acquainted
knowledge. Old Job wa3 the par
son’s horse. He was not an old with Nr. P oh ick ,
“ Glad to see yon, Mr.
Pohick,’
horse, either, but a likely animal in.
said
the
officer;
“
but,
bless
me, I
the prime of life. It was his gravi
ty and patience, mayhap, that earn hardlv knew you in that rig !”
T h e porson’s eyes, for the first
ed him the sobriquet of “ Old Job.”
time,
fell on his garments. They
He was a horse of sense, withal, and
to a congregation that understood were certainly not his own. Noth
Houyhnbnm could probably have ing could be more unclerical than
preached a more practical sermon their cut and material. The cards
and whiskey bottle were no w accoun
than his master.
A portion of Parson Pohick’s field ted for; and when Old Job, on
of labor lay in a wild, out of the way whose back the other prisoner was
region, and it was on his first jour* tied, greeted his master with his old
ney to keep an appointment there familiar neigh, the whole truth flash
that he met with the adventure we ed on the parson’s mimd. The man
are about to relate.
with whom he had shared his room
After a wearisome day’s travel, the night before was a liorse-theif,
Old Job and the parson sought and who rising first in the Jmorning, had
found rest one night at a settler’s not only taked the parson’s clothes
cabin. At a later hour another way for a disguise, leaving his [own, but
farer arrived; and, after a hearty bad taken Old Job, who was far the
supper, and a sociable chat, the better horse, instead of the one he
two guests, who were to take an had recently stolen— the parson, in
early start in the morning retired to his absent-mindedness, never notic
rest both being assigned to one ing the difference.
apartment.
The theif was one well known to
Mr. Pohick, his devotions ended, the officers, who had been for
would gladly have conversed a little some time on his track; and when
with his fellow guest, but the latcer the Sheriff’s deputy, who knew Old
was disinclined to talk; and the par Job as well as his master, saw the
son, from falling into a revery on former and the clothes of the latter
his forthcoming sermon, in due time in the posessiou of a noted outlaw,
fell sound asleep.
he feared that murder as well as
He awoke at day break, but found theft had been committed— and mur
his,companion bad already gone.
der would? have been committed but
Having a long road yet before him for his ar rival in the nick of time.
the parson rose at once, and having
“ Let it teach you to keep your
made his toilet, and performed his eves open next time,” was all the
morning duties with all proper dis consolation the parson got from Mrs.
patch, he left the house without dis Pohick on reaching home and tell
turbing the family— having paid his ing her how near be had come to
scot the night before—and finding being hanged.— New York Ledger.
bis way to the stable, be saddled his
horse and rode off, intending to
T h a t M isc h ie v o u s Y oung B r o t h
e r . — The moral to the following,
breakfast further on.
It was a fresh morning;and, as the told by the sufferer, is two apparent
pais n rode along, he sought to im to mention. Young ladies will here
prove the time by more fully work after run their brothers out when
ing up the details of the discourse gentlemen call:
where with he was preparing to en
I ’m certain I wished somebody
lighten a people hitherto groping in would spank the young rascal.
He
darkness.
talked of hills, mountains, valleys
“ Get along, Job,’’ said the parson, and cataracts, (I believe I said wa
at the end of a mental paragraph; terfalls.) when the boy spoke up
“ I never knew you lag so before.”
and said:
But the horse seemed absorbed in
“ W hy, sister’s got a trunk full of
his own reflections, and paid no them up stairs; pa says they are
heed.
made of horse hair.’ ’
Inattention to his master’s words
The revelation struck terror to me,
was an unusual thing in Old Job, and and blushes into the cheeks of my
might have attracted the parson’s no fair companion.
tice; but then he began subdividing
It began to be very apparent to
bis “ Nineteenthly',” and the horse me that I must be very guarded
might have stopped stock still for all in what I said, lest the boy might
slip in his remarks at uncalled for
his rider would have known.
The clattering of hoofs, and the places; in fact I turned my conver
cry of “ Stop thief !” behind him, at sation to him, and told him he ought
length broke the parson’s chain of to go home with me and see what
nice chickens we had in the coun
thought.
“ Stop, you old viilaiD, or we’ll try. Unluckily, I mentioned a yoke
blow you through !” yelled several of calves my brother owned. The
voices, accompanying the command little one looked up and said:
“ Sister’s got a dozen pair of them,
with divers expletives which greatly
but she don’t weqr ’em only when
shocked the parson’s ears.
Parson PoLick had no suspicion she goes up town on windy days.”
“ Leave the room, you unmanner
that such words could possibly be
addressed to him; but the reproof of ly wretch !” cried Emily, “ leave
profanity "was a duty he never neg quick !”
“ I know what you want me to
lected. So, turning abont, he quo
ted several texts on the subject, and leave the room for, “ he replied,
would have enlarged upon them edi- “ you can’t fool me. You want to
fyingly but for the derisive shouts of set on that man’s lap and hiss him,
the company in whose midst he like yon did Bill Jones the other day;
quickly found himself.
you can’t fool me, I just tell you.
“ Ha, ha,! laughed one; “ jest hear Gim me some candy, like he did.
the old rascal !”
and I ’ll go.
"Xou think because
“ Satan reprovin’ sin !” added an you’ve got the Grecian bend you’re
smart. Guess I know a thing or
other.
“ Whose boss is that ?”qneried a two. I ’m mad at you, anyhow, be
third.
cause papa would have bought me
Whose horse? echoed the parson a top yesterday if it hadn’t been for
— whose is wLatr horse ?
getting them curls, dog yer! You
W hy, that ’ere you’re mounted qn. needn’t turn so red in the face, ’cause
This? W hy, this is my h o rse - I can see the paint. There ain’t no
old Job, answered the parson more use winking with that glass eye of
and more surprised.
yourn, for,I ain’t going out o’ here,
Your horse ! exclaimed a burly fel
now that’s what’s the matter with
low. You say that agin, an’ i’ll the purps. I don’t care if you are
mash your mug. That’s my boss as twenty-eight years old, you ain’t no
was stole, an’ yon stole :im, an’ his boss o’ me.”
name is not Job; its Pete.
„
A Mississippi boatman with im
The horse whinnied at the name,
as if turning State’s evidence against mense feet stopping at a public
house on the levee, asked the porter
bis rider.
Git down, you old reprobate 1 the tor a bootjack to pull off his boots.
burly man continued. W h y, I ’ve 'Che colored gentleman, after exam
owned that hoss ever sence be was ining the strangers feet broke out as
foalded, an’ there’s plenty here ken follows:— No. jack here big miff for
dem feets. Jackass couldn’t pull
prove it.
That’s so ! chimed in several. Git them off, massa, widout fram ing de
down 1 git down 1 you taraal old leg Yuse better go back about tree
miles to de forks in de road an pull
th ie f!
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’
A dozen revolvers were leveled at e m offdar.
A gentleman sat down at a table
him. and the parson felt constrained
in an Oshkosh restaurant the other
to dismount.
I assure you, gentlemen, the horse day and called for a “ bill of particu
“ Brooklyn, by thunder !”
is mine, he protested earnestly, and lars.”
being a minister of the gospel, my roared the by standers in a gust of
moral indignation, as they shot him
word should have some weight.
through the doorway with the veloci«
Minister of the— haw ! haw !
The man who tried to repeat the iy of a Remiugtongrifle ball.
words broke down with laughter.
A Chicago “ personal*’ announces
“ A pretty miuisterjyou are !” feer- that “ Olive Logan’s husband is at
ed another, who, searching the par the Sherman House.” It must be
son’s person, drew a pack of cards very gratifying to a man to be an
from one pocket and an empty whis nounced in that way.
ky bottle from another.
A colored girl has been admitted
Mr. Pohick was dumbfounded.
to the High School at Keokuk, Iowa,
“ There is some terrible mistake but it took a mandamus from tho
here !” was all he could utter,
Circuit Court to get her in.
“ What say you, gentlemen?— is
A musician is an airy fellow; but
the pris’ner guilty or net guilty ?”
he
can’t help it.
sang out the leader of the erowd.
One way to get a roaring trade is
“ G uilty,” they all said.
With equal unanimity it was vo to buy a managerie. t.
ted to hang him on tne spot 1
“ Arose,” by any other namewould
“ My friends, before taking a fell be “ got up.”
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and for the following complaints, which these
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For iiy sfscjM iii or £ n d ig >c $ t:o n ; list-
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Baker City, Jan. J, 1873M. F
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rip lie F a ll T e rm o f tire B a k e r City
I - Academy will begin on the 1st day of fel
September,-1873, under the supervision of
S. P. BARRETT, A. M,
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P r i n c i p a l; a ssiste d b y
M r s . B a r r e t t ,' as Preceptress.
The Directors feel warranted in saying flat :
our School will fully maintain its present 1
Head Thorough bred Cotswold Sheep high reputation under its present manage-■
lately Imported from the best herds in Can ment, and every effort w ill be made to roil- .
ada. The above Sheep are Full Blooded der full satisfaction to our patrons.
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, which will
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A . A . Hayes,
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system from worms like these Bitters.
For Female Complaints, in
young or old, married or single, at the
dawn of womanhood, or the turn of
life, these Tonic Bitters display so de
cided an influence that improvement
is soon perceptible.
Corner Commercial street,
When a female is in trouble, or afflicted
with disease, as weakness of the back and
limbs, pain in tho head, dimness of sight,
loss o f muscular power, palpitation of the
heart, irritability, nervousness, extreme uri
nary difficulties, derangement of digestive
functions, general debility, vaginitis, all dis
ifEMSXAI, WEAKNESS.
eases of the womb, hysteria, sterility, and
Seminal emission—the consequence of
all other diseases peculiar to females, she
should go or write at once to the celebrated self abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved
female doctor, W. K. DOHERTY, at his sexual indulgence, is praticed by the youth
medical Institute, and consult him about her of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent,
troubles and disease. The Doctor is effect producing with unerring certainty the fol
ing more cures than any other physician in lowing train o f morbid symptoms, unless
the state of California. Let no false delica combatted by scientific medical measures,
cy prevent you, but apply immediately and viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under
save yourself from painful sufferings and the eyqs, pains in the head, ringing in the
premature death. All married ladies, whose ears, noise like rustling of leaves or rattling
delicate health or other circumstances pre of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weak
vent an increase in their families, should ness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted
write or call at Dr. W .K. DOHERTY’S Medi intellect, loss of confidence in approaching
cal Institute, and they will receive every pos strangers, a dislike to form new acquaintan
ible relief and help. The Doctor’s offices ces, a disposition to sliun society, loss o.
are so arranged that he can be consulted memory, pimples and various eruptions
about the face, hectic Hushes, furred tongue,
without fear of observation.
foetid breath, night sweats, monomania and
frequently insanity. If relief be not obtained,
To Correspondents.
should
apply immediate!}- either in person
Patients residing in any part of the state,
however distant, who may desire the opinion or by letter, and have a cure effected by_ his
and advice of Dr. Doherty in theii respective new and scientific mode of treating this dis
which never fails in effecting a quick
cases, and who think proper to submit a ease,
and
radical
cure.
written statement of such, in preference to
CeJKES) A X IIOIEE.
holding a personal interview, aie respect
Persons at a distance may be CURED AT
fully assured that their communications will
be held most sacred and confidential. I f the HOME by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon
case be fully and candidly described, person stating case, symptoms, length of time the
al communication w ill be unnecessary, as in disease has continued, and have medicine
structions for diet, regimen and the general promptly forwarded, free from damage and
treatment o f the case itself (including the curiosity, to any part of the country, with
remedies) will he forwarded without delay, full and plain directions for use.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
and in such a manner as to convey uo idea of
the purport o f the letter or parcel so trans state the name ol the paper they see this ad
vertisement in.
mitted.
By inclosing Ten Dollars coin, in regis
GCVConsultation—By letter or otherwise
FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or no tered letter through the Postofiice, or
through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package ot
pay-
____
medicine will be forwarded to any part oi
the Union.
Spermatorrhoea.
Alt communications strictly confidential.
Dr. DOHERTY has just published an im
Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 623 Kearny
portant pliamplet, embodying his own views street, Saii' Francisco. Postoffice Box 1,”-
and experiences in relation to impotence or 657.
n lly r l
Virility ; being a Short Treatise on Sperm a-
torrliaea or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and
Physical Debility, consequent on this affec
tion, and other diseases of the sexual organs.
This little work contains information of the
utmost value to all, whether mairied or sin
gle, and wilhbe sent FREE, by mail, on re
ceipt of six cents in postage stamps for re
SAN FRAN CISCO ,
turn postage.
W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A IL D E A L E R S IN
A d d re s s , W. K. DOHERTY, m . d .
n22yrl]
San Francisco Cal,
THE UNEQUALLED
iiiin
DR. GIBBON’S
DE. W. K. DOHERTY’S PRIVATE
$10 00 .
Preparatory and Academic, “
15 Oi a
Latin. Extra,
3 5H
French, Extra,
6 0®
Other Higher Branches in proportion.
Tuition Invariably in ADVANCE.
A. H. BROWN, President.
W m . F. M c C r a r y , Sec’y.
nl3tf |
Notice to tiie P ile .'
to all those who are in arrears with the
Academy Company for tuition, to call on
On and alter May 20th, 1872, the Post Of-
Mr. W. F. McCrary, at the Post Office, and fice hours will be from 9 a. m. to 7 p. m-"
settle their accounts, and save COST.
Sundays excepted. Open on Sundays fi'O®1
Baker City, April 9,1871.
9 to 10 a. m. *nd 5 to 6 p. m.
A. H . BROWN,
Preside»!.
W. F, M’CRARY,
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