Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26
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~.rime, as the presence OF tue sui'uio'
loud you take. the wings Of the morn ,
i.g and Ay.to the uttermost parts o.
rne earth it would be there. 1t hves
ION cascasses; itfattens among the dead
>yith leaden wing it circles about bat
s!e fields. While they are picking out
THE eye, or tearing out the heart you
. IN walk within few feet OF them.
in American ornithologist counted two
Hundred and thirty-seven vultures
:; .ound one carcass. In crossing the
;+1hara, where there is no sign of wing
IN the air, let a camel perish out OF
a:,e caravan, and Immediately the heav-
~..s begin to darken with vultures.
some people are fifty represented by
these dark-winged loathsome consum-
..:s of filth. They would cross CONT
.s,cnt peopled with the pure and good,
Y, light on carcass sinking with rot
i.nness. These are human vultures.
"'hcy prey upon the character and feel
ags Of others. A doubtful reputation is
:. banquet for them. They revel in the
:,.Ns Of mans ruin. They walk like
q. vulture flies, with with their head
,,rsvn, searching for corruption; ex-
a..cting to find it in the road they trav-
ii, going to hell. The most loathsome,
Miserable, offensive, God-forsaken
wretch on earth is eossipng man.
his neighbor, or brother in the church
..:'.ances to fall just little, instead of
!.iding the sin with mantle Of charity.
&c peddles it all along the street. He
FISHES into every store, workhouse and
h tel and says, "Hsve you heard the
a.cws? just as expected! Our towns
xnan land he is member in the
x..<srch) has gone all to pieces. Hor-
q Die! Too dirty to mention; it would
>lain my lips. Would you have
shought Of it? Well, / always said
s,ere was something wrong about
H.n. Why should not speak to him,
): met him on the street. Is it not
korrible? Guess we'd better not say
si7ything about it, there may be some
...;stakc. l do not wish my name in
NOlved in the matter. But then it
Inst be so, for when my wife came
.sme from the noon day prayer meet
ag, she said Mrs. Body stopped her in
/ 'e vestibule and told her in confidence
At her daugh,er-in-law's husband
sw a man who heard from another
,aan that Mr. Cotton heard from an
- her man, that q man while intcx-
~-ted forgot himself and said that his
hind grandmother had "smelled a |
e.iee"
Thus have the doors been closed |
:: ii the light shut out from many
--Mts. The door is not draped, the |
injured one not dressed in the sable |
j ICES of grief, but the heart is shroud-
81 "a kantle SO dark that none but
Tod can see through it. "Woe worth
t.e day l was born" hath said many
:, bruised, bleeding heart. Coming
Lime from church Mr. Vulture walks
"p to your side and says, did you
*Aserye that long, lsnk, partially bald
headed man, as he walked down the
aisle with lady on each arm! His
wife and daughter. The girl is per-
f'ctly beautiful, and her spirit is as
l~,re as an angels. All! how mystic
rious are the ways Of Providence. II
an sorry for her. To think her young,
Iu're life must be darkened. You see
her mother was brought here by low
Yellow long time ago-shc came to
live in his home, and teach his CHI
s'nca- His wife one day drove her
away. You know that women will
not allow some things. Then she
married Al irishlnan; but he soon cast
.-'f oa-down-down she went, loos-
i'y everything but her beauty, with
Which she fascinated her present hus-
''and. l am sorry to say that often
r''k about it, especially to persons
Just coming into town to live, having,
Ike you q family Of grown Young
s,rople: wish she could get into ~.
c-ty, hut then it is impossible. OIL
'urse cannot allow my family to as
: a;iate with her. And thus tho vul-
), ne goes on, until he has vomitcd the
= ;kening contents of his vulturo,,s
sui into every home. DO not smile
ION such an one. Take not into!
: 'ur ear that scum Of hell. |;