Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-25

others. Many animals also can onl.
live upon i.iS' cts and these insects mTs
Nv kept alive for food A vast nu:nbe
of animals could live only on fresh f:,ii
AMI eoaid ;hl., b. preserved il obtained
HOW wsRE THE ANIMALS OBTAINED
Animal; he.un. 10 limited cr.ntrrs, ont
s:,ie of which ,iIe- are never founG in
nr'rral sta.,., ard these cen;crs We're es
,tabiished ages before the deluge.
journey to the polar regions by Noail
and his agents w:,s necessary to ohtHi,
the white bear, Musk OK, reindeer. poiIl
hare. r.. Then after catching ana
Gazing they co':id M: be got TO the ARK
III America With mi beiu, p .ckeG III ice.
They mist have visited temperate Ana =
rics. X ~ Z ,s,n,i. the great L ,kes and
the Rocky Mountains. for the black bear,
moose, antelope, rattlesnake ar,l Il null
;itude OF animals only then Ia be found
| III these places. There must have been
:.t least q thousand mn wandering
/ through tn. woods OF Brazil, alor. the.
valley of the Am zon. padding up the
streams, scaling the mountains roaming
over the psmpts, climbing the tail trees,
turning over every stone ami leg. and ex-
p!orin-, every rock 20 discover the srails.
bugs. Insects. WORMS, reptiles and other
animals Indigenous to South America.
Two elephants from Asia and two from
India. Two of the ii rhinoceroses from
Sauth Africa. two from Java, two from
S,inlstra. Seven giraffes must have
i'een caught and driven from Central
Africa Win;,l-ss birds from New Ze..-
Land. NJ ,rsupitis from Australia AGO
birds from the Island of Celi6es: 10 spe-
cies oil hawks, parrots and pigeons from
the Philippine Islands, and l26 birds of
Paradise IRON y v G,iine:, and vicinity:
I45 snails fruia Gre,t Britain.
Bat was it really don. 4 Thousand
nien in ten years with all the appli ,nces
Of III ,,ie-n art could not accomplish this
ao- ten times ,h.,, number OF men keep
ne amin lis alive III one spot one Year ii
they We're collected together. Bat SAYS
the Christi I'll - ! ,ih never did collect
them. TIE Bible SAYS they vent in
unto Noah in the ark" Oae account
ipes not say this although another &C
cnUnt has it thu. NuIh gathered, them
Together" Though snaIe persons mi ,ht
perform the feat NJ going 2.0,'a nil 10
the ark. how ..boa. the ostrichs OF Afric..,
the emns of A,S;ralit-hirt,s that never
dy? The sloths of South America, con-
tined there since the pliocene period
1t would have required not less than 40
years for this animal to perform the
Journey, and II thousand Years for some
uf the land slails Scott in his COM
In ntaries stys that the gathering of the
,nimals night have been wr"u. ht by
the ninistr:,tion of angels" Think of a
troupe of angels hy catching. snail-serk-
ing. bus-hunting. lnggins through the
air. horses, giraffes and rhinocrroses and
cropping them at the door of the ark
H w could the animals be gtt back to
their respective habi.s after the Hood.
How could eli hit persons attend all thos.
animals Whence came all this water
1t must have r,.ined 100 feet of water
.t.y for forty days. All the water at any
time in the atm sphere would Make
only five inches over the globe. 1t Is as |
great difficulty to discover where the |
W tter went when the Hood Was over.
Then how were the amin tls supplied
with light in the ark-,nly one sm,l
and thu, in the upper sto:y.l
h Nv dill the animals breathe ? How
,rt water to drink All plants on the
Earth must have persisted. II Nv dill the
,nim ,ls subslst when let out of the ark
Some say that th-oloSiaus now believe
hat the Delu,e wrs not nniverse-nnly
positive. Read the account. 1t is not
possible for any Min To express the idea
If total rod more definitely than the
writer of this story has done. II not IL
otal Hood why save the animals. esp-ci-
lily the birds all that Noah need to
lave done would have been to move out
# the region till the storm Was over. II
he flood rs partial. how could the ark
est on Arar,t This mountain itself is
900 feet high. and it rises from a
plateau that is 7.OOO feet hi ii. A flood !
hat hoated the ark on to that
mountain must have been well nj III
universal. '.But -sus and the apostles
ndorse the account of the drluye."
iranted; bat does that transform fable
lto II fact? By this story the Bible ,,
lands or fails ~ adivint. book. 1t tails
$ We see and takes its place with all {
tier human foolish productions. For
we go to nature, our uni
ers,l mother. who gives her bible to i
very soul and breaches her everlasting
ospel to all people. y