Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-15
SCRAPS AND CRUMBS FOR THE
DAY WE CELEBKATE.

implied promises OF continuance ol
patronage heleuf are gathered to
gether the f,iggoss which boil the
journalistic pot and bake the typo
graphical, pie. and by whose conser
Walton is kept alive Il hope Of future
bread and meat of the more frugal
sorts, We are constrained to give re
petition and increase of publicity to
the bruising- of d-praved and vicious
brui>ers; AN account Of the wagers
Of those whose business it ia to detile
the turf with their gamblings and
their horse jockeyings and such
other profanities rs CLINT the uncon-
verted ear; but as in duty bound, we
reserve u modest space and corner
for the things more worthy of the
days consideration; and herewith do
VIC present some scraps and miscel
laneous crumbs from the savings of
those good men who never attend
prize fights, nor horse races, nor
cock fights. nor billiard bouts; (but
who read about them, in agony of
spirit, in order that they may con-
denim such things:) and We present
these compilations ~ III antidote and
u stand off" to the una, oilable
profane literature of our other col
umns.
The Rev. Theodore Cuyler deliv-
ers Us u short discourse through the
columns IF the New York Lrangelist
IN The Buying of Opportunities"
by Which he means. the striking of
the iron when the iron is holland
in which lie ennis these words, name.
ly:
Good Harlan Page. who is about tn.
model hdn among working American
had IL fixed rule never to lose
the opportunity to win u soul TO Jesus.
The " isest pastor is the one who knows
sorrow require them most, and to speak
the wuri III season when u hearer' >
heart Is melted. Let every young mill
lister write this sentence on The first page
Ut his ilte recUrt-the loss Of OppuItun-
tiles will be the loss Of su, Cess i'll Ivy
ministry.
There is a solemn lesson for every un-
Reader vi ours in the truth We
IRE enforcing. Friend, if You ever reach
h-ll-for there Is - LelI-lt will be be-
Gauss You lost Your opportunities Tor
heaven.
Let the shiftless. procrastinating
mes who have obtained the printers
goods upon the false pretense Of all
,v-r stretched credit, remember |
hese nu-quivocal words of the ear
'est and emphatic Do nine aud take
me step toward salvation
On the healing up Of old issues
,et~ cen the new and old PreSbyter
ans the LraMyelist wisely remarks:
1t will be sad comment on our
christian charity, aud love, aud mutu ii
orgiv-nesS, if political union should be
ar III advance of that OF the Church.
T., while We all belong to ONE COUNTRY.
VI should remain two. three, or halt II
|nz-n separate Presbyterian Churches.
OF Father H , acinthe. hose origi
'al aud mundane name i, Monsieur
Ioy>on, IL correspondent OF the Lon
ION Daily NsUs writes the follo>ing
NJ Tyson, though under the middle
eight, Is a man of commanding pre-
ence. Everything that eloquence and
ultivation could do for him has been
one. H.. is Il finished orator: and when
latter tails he has always manner to fall
,ck upon, which goes IL long way with
lie Gauls. In his profile the observer
Ill detect a certain modified reSem-
lance to the Bonrbons. There are the
tine large head, the SAME tine Well
Dened eye. the aquiline nose, the re-.
ding chin. But there is IL dignity OF
caring and of gesture which is very re-
,rkable. and his voice is one in Il thou
md. NJ. Loyson has IL charming house
D the Lake, and intends, it is said, to
AXE Geneva his home.
OF German Church in New York
Try. the Sunday Citizen says:
The German Church Of the Redemption
Is i'll Third street is more like one OF
10 grand old cathedrals Of Europe than