The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-16

part, TO beleFe that such
dences Of great in mother earth may have been in
Cured by her through sudden convusion calamity
cataclysn of some kind Can you conceive of that
early dawn of time when the SUBMITS of the Uintah
tans first lifted to the sky and began to the
snowy vapors from the air. which, melting with the north
ward vending SUM- tricSlcd down the sleeps and COM
menced their seward wanderings the yet un-
furrowcd land-bcginnng their morning song Of 10y as
in rivers, they began to dig out their beds?
Moral peace harmony and beauty exist unrequently at
the price of much pain, suffering and strife The beau
teOus rainbow full of tranquility peace and promise
the child of the and hence the beauty harmony
and order of the earther towering mountains her flow
ing srcams-may be the result in great part Of sudden
violence and great effective force They who doubt the
Mosaic account of the worlds creation make a mistake
it appears to u.s. in separating physical facts from
moral conditions They leave out the comparative anat
omv as it were of the physical structure of tbe ohe
with the moral organization of the world While the do
guerreotype correct in points and out
line 1t may be wholly defective in that life. soul and
preston which constitute the true character of the sub
ject portrayed and so the history of the globe might be
untrue II BASED soey upon mere bare geological facts,
however fundamentally correct such facts might appear
Good night! Wen to bed, and listen to the slow,
sparse deliberate dropping of rain upon Sbley tent
The reason why the patriarchs lived to such good
Ola age was pronahly, because of the pure air which
they got by living in tents. BY going back to
Mother Nature, you civilized, sophisticated deni-
zes oil G'ties might learn useful lesson on the subject
oil Iehti.toh ana ulus spare yourselves daily inhala
lal1 Oh one anu tWOthfds pounds weight OF mixture
made up OF human eiuva, evaporated SPERM candle
crease anu pyrolisneous acid How true it is in the
az w ' III INC ply Sicii Wor!u, ultt there Is no
49, ~ iISS; me consequences Oh ciNliizltl"h
ile .ilc ie;lth ana shorten life appreciate Nature,
however, anu understand her teachings, one must go
',t"EI pI1ccSS ol cNlIatoh' me indian mere has
GlIen somewhat TOO much OF ventilation; and seldom
ne 20 coe 1l OF AT an events We have seen no aged
Pei suns I anIuhS the!l us YET.
c'te lnlo camp today, attcr stay oil some
~ INV, IN io ioIluoh ne says that our governor
Int artcr 81 lone, rcsidonco 49, t ,T o lsei ,er
hardly he consiiarad os ,yorII, - ii;f en-, - c i
a,S NOV, ti L t DIS Willy VI peei i4 What ne
II, nt IT,Ii' d "o to i"is lii''Ie 80 lliucn
every thinr with them Iag hcc t , ~ ,I ti'
mn 'i'' 'c tN'tPu ''"Iii II
manly and Tomomiie Tx ~ oil every inE proPGf
events ,re r,onuf,ct,,rcI a., 81. - i r 49,
occasion Inv, Rri,rfon ond +,n II, S q 81 ,I t
in the natural co,,r. Of hi iolu an ~
would Jsconccrt them h ' Si III AMONG ttrli II
f,u tIan, Lnr-o,,o 90 49, 'IuoIl dcdIlilltS VII nc
rood NIGHT ' ~ ~ " " 4S o'eS' -'S"'l'
Nav Ist 1873 wip+or bo, t,, ,, 1890 $50 r.
the northeast whitbrr we tIo"ht m Ia n 10 o
M - I! : W. Thought ne iiad gone 10 spend
somrin,r nrecins @ h, a'n ~; 1t NJ l'' ,ct
C,rit a. i q. ,'! , h'u come III rage 10 LOOK
little aboonism from the n H. and a little of the ALI
gator from the s. w. he may brave Nature herself
hay before yesterday morning we saw man with Il
crown some 6n Of W w., i L as IL ne were gGIls 70
do1aJcJ os tbc S,oniaii Du' SeS''ataS morning IL
pail over which Old HENS stood bowling if he had
an y. me soGiS may am, louhu her dead! lie draped
lay and even connncs IL stim ~ r. I % %..lS tI
full the moon but there the youn oueen lies in ali her
quiet beauty beneath that cold white PAIL promising like
et 10 rise '2hn. lier heart IS to" full OF young
her r,u h,,,,t,. ILL.,
Venus in the morning sIyshc has too much of such inn
MOI amy us this 10 die.
the recent warn, t,n t% "I maui 80 W',n py
although the Thermometer stands ot 900 tho 60 Iii
rather stimulate the growth Of vegetation than check it.
% such Is very app 10 DC thr result generally OF chs
tv of character than iI 20 r. 49, c.' TX m
Lndley Murray says) any moral life from the Son of ca
ven IN the Soil-and that Son stands at sufficiently high
attitude IN the estimation If not, then blight miidew
Nav d -Thn second horn os ,, oc.o,, ,,,,, A., 49, :.
the history of the world takes the honors from the first
nor Gloua Is seen to day and the music from our
from violin by bow Of ennhe,n, 1 , rs al IL
ferrous breath Of incense-giving cctars
me news is that man has been poisoned to death by
AWAY and hnro It I t, nl,ci'I mas Str'Nro
are on the way hither from Deer Crerl Notbin FROM
the Governor 1t is coniecturcd that he on progress,
through lis territory.
,-,. 'ANf SCOTT T. t. April % 1898
NEWS mas 1T iehSIh peei received from Governor Cum
-; -. '''' =" eS'''''S i'"'l 7'''l Lake
oia PA mum MIN ~ INC ''i'ii'Ii'ins
o,. I, - .
the nonuIace with shouts If ,c,l.,,ti I go. =, -.
- ,i,.,,., - - ~ 1 "s
ar,oio ,, t,,at NV ,''''7 " '''
been Ivin,. outsi,,o haro CO 1o,, ,iI+ t
commons or tIo ,,orrtoir rr 1891, =,
,,is+,1.o -. cow, .. ~. -. E@
fact l. tho so,,o,t 49,. I i'!' "'
moment it l,I 80 10 '''' "''"S III 40.
'v ''"o""le tongue, uhoer the hiow aimed mt it in
shape of volunteers from California but as it ducks down
also draws back its head into position more favorable fan
striking forward with its r,nrs and Io,,oo :, - =. !,
60, :. -. 5'' anu i'e"'9' - l'o'c 10 p'
',' III ''S posture thah when all rampant on the very
END OF Its tall mouth wide OPEN and orked tongue in full
,,1o,, To, ,,, ~ :: r.. -, :, "
late that ,t :. bIor- a. an ,1 - =, ~,
"' " VIM VIC ''o"ls vi ics"iuS the poil II
fica pu' now mat the extraordinary political sentiment
of the country is dealing with it, the snectacle
il ,bot If m ,rol;or -, rti,o.. ;,. -,
49, " '''' J"SSiei l" d uiaoolc Pd'
de "e1 with snake There is but other step for the
initiative class of our politicians to as and that is
cool, ont and cons,,,+ a. ;.,, - ~ ~ -
Wv ''I'' 'oiSu'I INC "l'ci'e' vi Ni''cpeth.
itc'hhot Dc believed IN the army that Governor Cum
ming in this step has acted otherwise than by the auor
~ or soro.io r. a., -, - - W..
tio. .,'1 o'i'n governments al" he mas
that government thus manifests wngncsst to cOmpro
mise matters with treason, and polygamyl TIL,
lowest possible degree omora and physical strength cou1t
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