Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-29

learned, ana SCIENTIFIC of the ancients,
.nere was no Morse 10 apply 1t. The
ART oi paihting' knowledge of which
Moulu nave been OF minnie value and
| nil"r,aLcc 10 'he pooktiak'rs OF the
ahcieit Worid' was nov discovered by
| the wise men OF DID, but by an
nu,.ole German as late as the fifteenth
ccn'",H; ;,
V'u reiio"shiPa us an operative lndi-
aiuua' compact, may be ancient; it
may cii'in WIN some certainty to have
originated II, thc paiiny days 'f old
I,onie' out tnere Is positive evidence
!nt' us P''hc'Pc$' Its m"e',ni, have ex-
!'eu rom .l'ne iiiilheihoriai. 1t was
!le sP'ra 0l our system which Went up
III i'fel'ao'e incense iroh' the altar Oi
riSm'eouS NDei' Which warned the lln-
s"uhH aha Nlie c,''"chs Oh S"dom and
"'',i'il,i when went WIN Abraham
nv '''e "'''e'''S": among thc Wrctch-
e"lf iShor'i,i ana iuoiatrous hcathen,
an" c"u>e', l'i'' mere 10 rear MS ailar
~ p''rEtic,i"i lne'N anu genuine Mor-
SIP M,icii ic', 'ii',' 10 the mouhtann;
where me "n;'aa a''4 IRE were prepared
!" H'I' ,','c ~. o''lE Son; ana rs ne
r;iSeu !i'e shlhns aeath kiliie to
Pl,'Sc II i,'io 'i'e neart ol his DoN, MS
pV'"Ntu' thc anger whose Soit tones
i".'n ,., from 'he ''fohe CRYING, for-
nar! also "cordca one Oh the
H'"'t vi 'hN oruer' f'oet'-
~. ia. we W""t' co'iehd Tor
!!HPI'"cT'' n'' i'a.iic' |""' rathcr
.ia' am hnl'l'E' W'y'"u 3re"t"eSS.
.'hci ''''n "''cic,' iucn,HI. IL we ai-
III ny 'heleiorc, t'l;'I Oa'. re.lo"ship'
:. "a. .o.'.!'a. s'o,''' receive h'tie Gftu-
~! "'''nl'"x' we are al"aFs ready 10
Wv" '.',e 'iie ,''' TIA. Hn e>>c'i.e, Ill
l'"N.l,ieH "i''' poWc'' are 'ocNai anu
'"-eA'>'en. VIM ,ie race vi Au,hi. We
I"'l Hce III .,'e ','Giio" .ih,> oi me raiii-
"M' .n't we -Nilii3!l'f pc',oeu III the
heavens, .i'"l ll"'tiI'ie "hieh "lNcN
"''' '''''r w, '''o vi '"e Sc"'H III h>
"n-fai'h,'iiiesS 10 Il solemn PROM
Use. W can near IN inc tn.ihuef> tilat
Snook Sii'i' the VIII OF hWh' as Its
S'o"''S IRE ii'>I'tu Ill ti'e cloudS tla'
lowered a'o''t that monument oi the
p'' me pre>elne anu power. III tile
ePh"u' ana me DfeastpiateS, anu the
curious s'rdie' spoken Oh IN scripture
we c'ii see the SNiiiooIS on that peileFo-
renee ana irienushlP which, even Ill a
H'rnarous ana IRON age, were delegated
10 ihciVidlllis' that the name ana eN-
ceilcnce OF tile everlasting 'od might
oc ueciaied ana reserved, ana man
kinu ini@nt '"h' the'f "e9'ccs III moral
ana ihdiNidual adValcehleht. we can
see i'll me Two tapiets or stone that
were carried early III the morning
TO me mount, When the Lord descend-
ru III tie clo'lu, ana tie covenant WIN
lSracl was ii,ade' the signs ana tokets
Oh moral power before Wilcll lhe al :
tarS ana IMAGES Oh laSaliiSiii cIiillpieu,
|
ing influence anna tne uhilaiioWed
graves OF the uilSi'nctiiiHd ldoiator>;
we can trace mi lIlend>h'po OF l'aNli
ana Joha'n;lh IN altclloh thai mace
thcil ioNeiE III t1lelf iiNes ana tha'
"'iited tleni III dealh;a 'oVe tii;'t hl''ue
'h "r'"" .o'lS"e 10 slcak' wien tle
hlurucrer "hetteu MS uea' h-kiliie. ,u
YOU inquire; III! ,,!eii">, no" oeI ou''
'loWS'll' Is: we !cler YOU u .,ie
Nnlohi'iS incense '''a' rose iIoi'i .he
ai'ai vi IlS.i'c"''> No'i' !" t''G o"Nt'
as IL pore 10 'i'e "rh; .,iat 5000 '',oNe
'nG r.!'iiS oi WoIi'!' 'he oiiNe ie:'i' ~
oiu ->"'i' aiiili HIS Nine-ciau Eafl' /,
Surro''iloeu ny 'he c't'',e on tilo''s''''''
nhi>; " "ie' "',.' ''>h""' as ,''c!
$1,000 ny 'ne iicaP oi S'o,'c>' ,c"re" up
as an everlasting Sti,nol 10 me SGher-
"hhS 10 eo'lle' Oh riiell"Sl'P' LoNe
ana lr"lh' 10 ',oi'athai H''u l'aNlu'
" H., o,,,,,,,,;,,,, ,,,,,,,n,ra ~ r,r;,,,',r,
~ '"c ,'''''i'hS ,"''S n'7o VI 7'i 'l''it;,
the south and fell on his face to the
ground. and bowed three times, and
they kissed one another. and vcpt one
with another. until David exceeded"
We assert. therefore. of odd Fellow
shin. that its materials, its life blood,
and heat and soul. are AS old as the
tirst Sohbath morniu~-as old as the
solemn and binding obljration thai
united tho bc.tiur hearts of the FIRST
nair in The Garden of Eden. where
nnrcls wore tlc witnesses and God. the
nricst. but I will not de,ain Won longer
with the s,ecula,iye ancient origin of
the order: sut,ire if to say. that il came
into hrin~ in the interest of humanity.
and as an otfshoot of am improving
, al ,i,;y:,tion which thro1,rh long wears
of cnmt,ict had ,ltim,1nlv c,,lninaied
win "rc,t mower. and had largely adj
,.,n'.eI tho material interests of society.
Nnrit * over self-reli,nt and should
hn like Vir,,,n itself its own excnplor.
In his c,tc~orv we nresent our order
hrtnro rho world to.dav. stripred of ali
borrowed nlun,,r,. t,r. os has been