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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-12-12

A young man objected to the young
girl that his rich old uncle wish ed him to
marry. "You mustn't be SO particular, y
said the exasparated old uncle, II tell
you she is we'll enough" $50 she is,
uncle" responded the nephew, "and you
know you have always taught me to leave
we'll enough alone ?''
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-12-12

Men plant the grain and timber of
every day life with their strong hands,
which God made for that purpose. Wo-
men fill in the ho1lows and crevices and
swelling banks with flowers, ferns and
delicate shade trees, which makes the
vigorous work Of the strong hands beau-
tifnl.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-12-12

Some lives, like flowers, are fair but
not fragrant. Welove to look at them
but do not care toshold them. Others,
then, are sweet, gladdening, but with less
of outward perfection, yet we would have
them near US always.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-12-12

The truly beautiful and good are those
who pursue the paths of virtue and justice
for the mere love of those attributes, and
not because of merit that attaches to such
a life, or expecting to reap fayors and
rewards therefrom.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-12-12
Choir or Congregation. .

For ourselves, re are vefT much alfalo
If tbe movement toward congregational
music. The tendancy thus far has been
i depreciate not only the quality ct the
music ia the churches; hut The inpor-
tanea u ii, and to make public worship
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-12-12
C @ ri
General F'orwarders, Freighters, and
Commission Merchants.

Owning six the largest Mercantile Houses iu Montana be
M npPers n the Territory and having the buyers
the 1astern Markets We prepared sell our Goods and
aTnsn rms general outfits At prices that defy competition
b Tue only 1eproof warehouse in Benton having the
@ or handling and storing offer superior inducements
parties IN any part the Territory desiring ship goods via
fort Benton We pay the highest price for e0's va
suARalo Robes Beet Hide. and po1trieu
If ~ any & description Pas eerous of purchasing goods will find
1elseWhere ~ o"' prices oefore purchasing
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-12-12
Poetry.
- !. SILVER LINING.

Always A SILVER NAN AN'
rbars,s never q day SO sunny
- rnt q little cloud appears
There's never life so happy EI
5I.s Brt has had its time Of tears;
''., tas,n a shines out the brighter
'so Trrnn ", tbe stormy tempest clears
There's never a wsy so marrow
'' Rgt the entrance is made straight
.reora,s sIw avs o guide to point Us
III the Little wicket gate :
And the sngels will be nearer
Va a soul that Is desolate'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03
Mass Meetings.

We are not oppos Il 70 mass m'rtlng~
rh,n conducted propcny, but every i''I-
mind, Il man must admit that ~ Cihth"rn"
,,,i.h only nr iurr ucca~iou~ hnV" mass
meetings fanny expo sod ia" views ct the
people. We can understand that at
mas, meeting If the people Of ward all
interest, aud views would -, I'i'rr- ui'd
brrau-c the scope Of territory enclosed Icy
the ward line, would not L. p" lar-" ~ {"
prevent the attrnlnu,c of people from all
SECTIONS. But - parish mas meeting l.
u.uall, controlled 10y the people in the
vicinity uf the place where the meet tin: =
held. Til, complaint j. frequent AMI tie
serves attention. \ nl>~ Meeting M Ho-
mrr would be- controlled hy tn people
of ward :. \ mass meeting IN G"id"n
vnuld lee Centralized l.! The people ct
varl2. For il vnuld rot l., likely that
a .ur,icnt number If rrtsot~ could 10"
gathered from other rart' of tn" PARISH to
ont vote those VIII" l'r Immediately
around the place Of meeting. and "h"
wunld lind it easier to aitcnd than those
who live many m,Ir- away.
W. THINK that the political business OF
the Democratic party of tlaIi"rur pan rII
would be- NOR tI.tly transacted 10y repre-.
sentative delegates from each "ard ~"
inr at llomcg- these d, lc.utcs t" be select.
q. L.. al pt I .
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

nr If REMEMBERED, That on tins the
Is Dist dav of August, \. ID. -! We
ia. Undersigned qualified jury COMMITS
sinners met AT the couit-hnu-c III the town
of Homer. Claiborne parish, Louisiana tor
the purp",c of revising the general NrhlI'
and Ia draw the NcniTr Tor the oct. Term
rf the District Court Of Claiborne parish,
commencing on the Third Monday al Said
month. and after choosing eighty persons
tn complete the general venir", III place "i
tln,,. drawn for service IT the last term 81
said Court. proceeded 10 draw the Jurors
TO serve, the first week "f the next regular
fern If the 18th District Court, romii''hc'
in. ON thr 20th day nf oct. i -, II bong
tho Ihi 4 Monday OF -aid month Whrh M
frllouiu. named PERSONS were dnl! draw"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03
FOg DISTRICT ITTORNEf.

We are authorized to announce r. Rs
MAYO. Esq. of Farmerville, Union parish.
as "A candidate for District Attorney, iniru
Judicial District. composed Of the parishes
of Claiborne. Union aud Lincoln, at next
election.
W, are authorized to announce Judge
J. 4. RICHARDSON ~ a candidate TOT
District Attorney, Third Judicial District
composed of the parishes Of c laiborne, n
ion and Lincoln, at next election.
W., are authorized TO announce JAS. a.
RAMSEY. Esq. of Farncrville, Union par
III -. , candidate for District Attorney,
I Third Judicial District. composed OF the
PARISHES nf Claiborne, Union aud Lincoln,
al next election.
We are authorized to announce ALLEN
EARK>BAfE. nf Nirnna, lhhco!n parish,
ASA candidate for reelection Ia the ONCE
mf District Attorney, Third Judicial Dis
tri,t. composed of the parishes Of Claiborne,
Union and Lincoln, at next election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03
rop DySTRICTJrDGR.

We are authorized to announce Judge
f.. VI. GRAHAM, of vienna, Lincoln par
-, -. y, candidate for reelection to the
nt,icc of Judge of the Third Judicial Dis
,rirt. composed Of the parishes Of Claiborne,
I'uiou and Lincoln, at next election.
We are authorized to announce Judge
J. F.. TRIMBLE, Of Farmerville, Union
parish, as candidate for Judge OF INC
Third Judicial District, composed OIL the
r,,isL,. of Claiborne, Union aud Lincoln,
At next election.
We are authorized To Announce JhdBe
NJ. SCOTT n a candidate Tor Judge oi
the Third Judicial District, COMPOSED OIL
the parishes Of Claiborne, mon anu i..u-
/ coin. at next election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

Eureka

Ever since. y child. I've been puzl'lnE
ny brain 10 ind out what The Roaring
LION. srokru of in the Bihl", really m"'n-.
Sometimes, when saw the poverty,
misery. aud general degradation. c'n-' d
nr WHISKY. I've tEough' it VIZ that; ard
" hen saw q girl of -iNt,cu fair, hu",a"t,
with aspirations high and almost su"'tm"
in thr.r holiness. with trr-ftus low" aud
ronGd,n,~. g,yc heart aud haud to her
lover. and when | saw her hanged, IN ="
sho,t time. iutn pale faced, sal, woe
lc,,rr. woman. I've thought man I'll" ld"n-
,i,aI l,mof: hnt they've found him, horns,
,lo,,a f.,t a,d all. It, thc Public School
Trarhrr-au,lor of all the bad manage.
,rcI'. m manners. and general brain twist.
ifycatnr Of IA" rising generation. The
.rau.- goat ur all the sins Of omission and
commission, both of parent and private
teacher Tho universal cry l.. they learn
nothing. Just try sitting on hard,
straight hacked bench. seven hours during
the hottest SUMMER weather. and h~ nrr-
GCul. TAX y class of children who have
been through Davies Trnc'1C1i tritlma
tic. aud cannot WORK our-thirl If RI" cN
amplr- in Applications Of Long Division
who know nothing Of mental calculation
Take this one class ami cndravor e
.rrairhtrn the cou.lomcration before yot
,fumilr.
WHY. it taIcs IN ordinary cro->-roa'
school marin over eight weeks to quiet hc'
nerves. after Ne examines her pupils.
We'll, We thank our stars the o'ght w'd
fm,, j, about ovcr-wrll rctir". I" val
the division of the ~poll~. Wei com
next wear if the school Board calls; In
we'll come hotter armed and equipped +"
the occasion. Wen learn how to -
Practical ArilmatIc ia the brain h'for
Mental and Written hrtlmatic; how t
iu>ii instant .p"l't"nr>-. respect for old,
prr,ou~ and good behavior generally int
cnildrcu: huv To- put r,i U1g, where ~
. rent imagine % pair growing; how To Pm
brain. where uatur" put none.
. 10 those who doubt 'i,r ability both ,
brain and I'm of the Public Teacher, ~
! simply ~ sly: "Wr'vr all passed thr"nc
- tie modern. fiery furnace, seven tim'
! hclt,d"-though Slightly ~corrhcd, NJ
our # the uulubrr have to hr ia',ru E" ii
Asylum
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03
To Pickle Beef.

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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03
HOMER MILL COMPANY.

NTI have erected and have now in run
W ming order, GRIST MILL, in the
town of Homer. Our engine is the cele-
bratrd King Portable" Our mill is Of
the best quallty-of the finest French burr
stone. Grinding days, Tuesdays, Thurs.
days and Saturdays. Satisfaction guar
antccd. Cash paid for corn. Meal for sale
all the time
The celebrated Brown Gin" with all
modern improvements, and fine Press,
will Ice added this Summer, and cottoe
ginncd on reasonable terms.
Give Ills tri1l.
SANDERS i GILL.
May -, lS19. 4l:3m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

JOS. +. Taylor, Esq, Of the Minlcn bar,
is in town this week, attending the Parish
Court. Mr.. Taylor is an able lawyer and
will lead some one a lively race Tor District
Attorney in Is district.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03
CANDIDATES. COLUMN.
Election st Tuesday in December, 1879.
ron EEPEESENT4TITE.

We are authorized to announce DIR. Z. II.
,XGTORD AS "A candidate for Represent
- in the General Assembly OF he State,
=, next election, subject to Democratic
nomination.
", are authorized to announce JOHN
p,IIppS ~ n candidate for Representative
in the General Assembly of the State, at
next election.
HOMER, La, 18th Aug, 1879.
Edi,or Guardidn-Many friends OF :. Y.
I a. ,DNTY would respectfully announce
/ his NAM, AS a candidate for the Legisla.
,nre. in December next. and hope he will
allov the use Of his name IN such capacity
.,li,ct To Democratic action
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

w, are authorized 10 announce JAMES
J. pnTT> ~ a candidate for Clerk Of the
District Court of Claiborne parish, at next
election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

W. have had call from JAMES \. Ram
sey. Esu., of Farmcrville, the candidate for
District Attorney. Nj. Ramsey i, al agree
able gentleman and makes a favorable i'm.
preston on the people.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

We notice that :. u. Spaun and W. ID,
Mcdonald are both candidates for Clerk in
Webster parish, These arr both gentle
men of genial manners aud fine ability.
The success of either would De an al, an
tasc 10 the palish.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03
MILLS, GIN AND FOUNDRY
+. L. l. X. A. ALLEN.

our mills, 81 miles North Of Homer
"A We are now furnishing Lumber at rec.
sonahlc rates; making better Meal ana
Flour than any other mill in the paria..
We have the renowned Brown Gin, wiz
all the modern improvements, and will gin
cotton for the eighteenth. We are prepaf.
ed to furnish excellent Foundry work, ane
can do any job in that line required in TN
country. .
We ask tho patronage of the public, A.
will guarantee satisfaction.
T. L. & r. A. ALLEN.
July -. lsso. soy
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

We hear that Bo>,icr parish will give
2.0uo majority for Grcenback candidate
for the senate. 1t is rather singular that
/. W. Baker Who controls the Grcenhack
organization insists that it must and shall
IN Bo~,icr parish be called the Grrenback
RcrnhlIcan party.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03
Parish Court in session tins week

The cottnn-worm scare j. nov about over.
R,ad ,l,c advertisement Of ". \. Watson.
There is case Of yellow fever at
Natchc7.
Austria and Russia are thinking of har-
ing n -'~all wHr.
There are a quarter million Hebrews IN .
the United Natc~.
Tie Police Jury mot on Monday with .
all members present.
Texas expects Ia have fifteen Congress
men after the next rcusns
Mc-srs. Bridges and Barrow returned
from 81 Louis Saturday night last.
In Burlington, Vermont, every cltiI"n
no, paupcr !. required tor'. poll iaN
of s7,i3.
An Instrument has been invented which
enables deaf people to hear II Is called
the audlphonr.
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The editor of the Mrudrn n'm"'rIt has
nee" ''" ',''''''- ',''' '.''' 90 "
""'" WIN '''''
Rms, la, scriou-', damaged ~" cotton
crop in various parts of tins aud "ih'r
N'''" '''"'''''''''
The Republican state comuittcc har"
chilled convention to mcct IN Sew Orleans
to nominate t',tl'krt.
West shelton VAS trlrd before squire
Ferguson on Thursday last for assault
and battery. lie was bound oyer.
.,
Col. J. ;. Young for Congress, j. not dead.
lie has returned To- rcuei- parish.
III.
cake. Happy eve aud ruN l"u' us.
,.,..,
n
,"'' Wv ~ ~ 80. $685.,
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IT.. .,,.., sl,,..,.,.,,,,., ,r,,l lime. a N
.,.,,..,..,... ,.,,, l..,...,,.,,l,..
hides. annouu,r, himself - "a candidate
r., S.,..,..t,,, ,,f staff, " Iun,. is l. ans
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

We have been Informed that Judge X.
C. Drew and Hon. A. Il. George of Mindcn,
also Col. J. 4. Suider of Bossicr will be
candidates ior District Judge of the 2ud
! d,slliSt
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

\ di,cu>>iou h,tv,,u Urc,uha,l,,~ and
Democrats brought together the people
OF llayuc>N lie and lla,ty'~ Cross Roads
on Friday and saturday last. by the
way, We must begin to call the last men,
TONED place 10y It's proper name. The
po,t.oficr there Will bc called for our old
friend James blackburn. Hereafter Has
tvs will I've known ns Blackhums.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

x.,,ro,, who sought tn" Kansas Paradise
s,;l u,pt 70 come home. quite h"'n''' ;
- ,,r;,d into Nebraska and tht'"
dumped oil the train, The: want 10 =
home.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03
EOR SHERIFF.

W, are authurizcd TO announce j. I.
BAKER a. a candidate for Sheriff Of Clai-
borne parish. at next election.
We are authorized to Announce ALEX.
RAGLANp a. a candidate for Sheriff of
Claiborne parish, at next election.
We are authorized to announce X. T.
MCCIENnON ~ a candidate for Sheriff Of
Claiborne parish. nj next clection-snbject
To A Democratic nomination, If there 10
one.
We are authorized to announce W. =.
AlCOCk a, u candidate for Sheriff of tiai-
borne parish. at next election.
We are authorized to announce o. A.
SMITH u, 4 candidate for Sheriff Of Clai-
borne parish. at n'Nt election.
/ ". are authorized to announce J. ii. u.
TAYLOR a, candidate for Sheriff Of Cisl-
borne parish, At urNt election.
W. are authorized to announce !. n.
GLOVER IL a candidate for Sheriff Of Clai-
borne parish AZ next election.
TOEJrNfiCE or TIE PEICE-Hpa :.
We arr authorized to announce b. A.
EORI~uN, of Arizona, ~ candidate for
Justice of the Peace III Ward :, at the next
election.
EOR CONNTiBLE-U Yard Z.
We are authorized to Announce JAS. T.
OTIS ~ a candidate for Constable III Ward
:, at neat election.
We are authorized to announce X. r
MAXWELL. rs a candidate for Constable
III Watd Z, AZ ucNt election.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

We learn that Rev. J. NJ. /. HiiAIls'h
wa. found guilty of the various charges
brought against him hy Shady Grove
,lurcr What those charges were We
have not yet heard. DIR. llickcF'on VIII
we presume, appeal t" the Annual OF
,,.,rr,l Conference Of his church.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

We lcaru that our old friend W. i.
Rcam- formerly OF Claiborne but now Of
Webster parish. is candidate FOR Clerk
of the District Court Of that parish. by
this time the people of Webster have
kuoWu Yves. long enough to appreciate
hi, mnnN good lnnlitirs.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

The editor visited Bo>Sirr parish week
before last aud remained three days with
his fathers family, near Rcd Land. \ lie
tailed account of tn, trip will appear in
our next. The many kiudncsScs shown
him 10y acquaintance and friends demands
that the editor should give more space Ia
his thanks than we have At our command
this week.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

town in North Carolina called More
head Ia. shipped $4,000 watermcIon' 'n''
...,.,, nur devil wants t" learn Just tue
lowest sum possible for through ticket 10
that place.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

W Jasper Blackburn Is to establish a
paper IN Shreveport early III O.t"hcr
next to bc called The Shreveport Citizen.
Nj. Be. White, a well known newspaper
man Of Shreveport, will bc associated
with Mr.. Blackburn i'll the management
of The Citizen.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

The executive committc" for this Ncna-
tol.al district mot at Mindcn on III" 18th
nit. 1t was decided that the convention
Tor the Senatorial District composed of
Will b, held at Mindcn on the 18th day
Of Ortohcr Webster ) entitled 10 slN
votes. Claiborne eight, BIcnNillc ,iN,
liu,sIcT seven.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

II th,Ic j. one fact moir than another
that j. patent t. thu mul oi c>-ry thuk-
my iudl> idual ~ j., that thr most sensible
mrthod nj seeming thr favorable ,"u>,ds-
ration of tn, Waters = to- h"ldly and openly
auuuurr a., aGr--ut lour aspirations.
People arc beginning IN hight shy of thu
still hunter "Nay- that are dtIh and
tricks that luc,ain. in >m,ll county com
muu,tr-. do uo, meet with universal SIC
rr~~.
In view of th,-, facts, w mSc all can
didatr~ for office to announce the fact
through the most a,ailIhl, medium.
We are under many obligations I" l.. II
McClcndon Esq. for the valuable assist
ann given lis lately in the editorial dr
Iartmcut of the Claiborne Guardian. Mr.
McClrmluu had never before. We presume
known the poignant anguish which shake
f thc soul ct the ,ditor when harras>,d h.
hoas~c AVID eft r,p,atcd calls tor cop!
copy copy In consolidation of the fac
that lac must have grown nrINou~l! az
prch,u-INc OF the uutImrly appearance q
the devil We must say that MI. Met Lend"
ltNcs ltuu,i>t. ct mikiu.u iir~t class ed .l"i
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

We are under obligations to MI D. "
rril,,s for St Louis papers by mall l"l'
varlrd by Mr. Bridges before he lett -
Iouis. He beat them home TWO "'! :
Rnt we do not propose to heap abusive
cpl,hrts on the postage system Tor 'h''
hfflr lrlnN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

tn. cotton crop Of i9'7-l7'7 i 'n ",
larrcs, ever produced. The receipts ~ '''
,or,s show a total OF $780," bales
When the stock that has gone hirc'' "
,,o,ori,. i added 10 this, the crop VIII NOT
f,l short Of $4,000 bales.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

Respectfully,
Il. \. Smith.
Homer. la, Aug. -, -.

las Ramsey of Union, has been pros
prrtius through thr~r parts. Allen
Earh-dalc has been interviewing thc pco-
pie Of Lisbon Judge !. A. Richardson
hl- been is ATTENDANCE ou the trial of
Rev. j. VI. +. IIickcr>on AZ shady Grove.
General John Young when heard from
Ia; was al a cAup-ur"ting III Lincoln.
rh,>r gentlemen ar" candidates either for
luL.,. al p.>'t..t Attorney.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

After which the following persons were
duly dawn - jurors for the second week.
coum,u my en- Monday the ?7th of Oct,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-03

y. II. ~
.JW Hayes, :
: j : Heard. Il
3. \ : Martin, {
{. I 4 Ford. Il
:. J : Gray. >
Il. Peter Brooks. >
:. lilmau Howard. t.
:. james ki.lt 3
.. lrukury Taylor,
L.. W Il Gentry.
II. ! j Glover. |
II. j i Altman,
L.. Il : TYLER. Il
II. L. X White.
l.. W y White.
IT.. VI fitihddcu. :
l.. T. Il burns.
l.. " u Mulrcll.
- / j Caldwell, =
20 I " Howard, ir &
y. J / Greer.
-. Calvin u Skinner,
-. + " Simpson, :
- John Ovens.
-. Wash Jackson. {
~. j \ Enloc.
-. j I Grr-r.
y. q " Rr,dcr.
-. |. L blackburn,
-. I Monk.
The Board then adjourned.
I. ID. MEADOWS.
Ircst. Board Commissioners.
J. I. TlGNER.
I. BRlDGEMAN,
JAS. +. HEARD.
DREW FERGUSON,
Crk ID. {.
certify that the above and forrroiur !.
= true aud correct list of the Juror, drawn
l"r the oct. Term If the District t'ourt in
and for the parish Of Claiborne. on the DIST
INST. GlNcnundcrmy hand ofiiclally.at Uo.
mcr. La, August 22d. l--g.
DREW FERGUSON, Clk.D.C.
Aug. %, lT9. J.Gt
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-02-27

Our able and'eficient Councilman, Hon.
VIM. Parberry. returned from the labors OF
the session OF the, Legislature this week.
Faithful TO the interests ofshis constituents.
he made one of the best members Of the
body. Firm in his convictions, he turned
leithertto the right hand'or to the left. His
strong position on the railroad and bullion
questions, the principal problems Of the ses-
sion, will long be remembered.