Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-19

BEEcHER GOSPEL. One of Mr..
Beecher's familiar doctrines may be
summed up in this formula-that there
is nothing in the Christian religion but
love. As Mr.. Beecher interpreted it re-
Gently in his church, in passage which
to the common eye of the layman looks
so blasphemous that we hesitate to
quote it, he would, if brought up for
Judgment at the last day, turn to God
and say, :" have loved thee; now damn
me il thou canst !" The doctrine which
he breaches could not be presented in a
more startling-we might almost venture
to say, in a more shocking-form If a
man love God. all sins will be forgiven
to him. In fact, il his love is suf1i-
ciently great, it would be wrong to men,
ton sin in connection with his actions.
for in the eye Of his maker he has done
no wrong. He may live any sort of life
he pleases, but so long as he can boast
of his " love at last, he may cry out,
Nov damn me if thou canst." No
many minds than that which was taught
in Judea eighteen hundred years ago, OF
than the still older records of Gods do
ings toward man which ore handed down
to US from a much more remote period
1t suits some of our modern ideas--i
may be thought in harmony with thu
progress of the age" especially in re.
lation to the intercourse between thu
sexes. But there can not be the faintes
possibility of doubt that it is not the re
ligon Of the Bible.-[ New York Times
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INVENTORS TO THE FRoNr.-R. w. Flo
wer, Jr., president of the West Ent
street railway company of Philadelphia
writes as follows: Believing that tn
horse has served his time before tn
street car. and that American ingenuit
should allow him to retire before on
Centennial anniversary, by inventin
some improved motor for street passen
ger railways, we offer $4,000 reward t
any person or persons who will inven,
perfect and present to this company an
satisfactory device that will propel GU
cars and can be used on the streets G
Philadelphia, provided it is acceptabl
to this company and its control place
exclusively with US.
= 1t has been stated upon the authorit
of scientific men that the rarefied atmo
phere of high attitudes enervates the b,
man system. A French writer asser
|, that in some of the mountainous distric
q of Europe the people live in a state
, mental torpor and political indiffe
ence." This, the writer looks upon {
. something deplorable. If he had live
d in America and noted the degeneracy
# politics, he would long to see some
q our prominent wire.pullers living in
mountainous district, where raretit
% atmosphere would put them in state
mental torpor and political indiffe
J. ence."
IL Senator Booth having voluntarily al
g. violently placed himself beyond the pa
of the two political parties that contI
and are bound to control the natio
~ while his present badge of Office last
g. his political friends slipping through
re fingers because he can not aid the
IN This is disintegration OF this party.
=, is becoming weak for want of Lead
~ having no political brains; no one seel
I'd able to fill the place. Like Jonal
10 goprd, it rose in the night and is fadi
Ia away as FAST Sac. Bee.
ve The Healdsburgh Flag tells of
redwood trees felled near Guerneville
m Gently by the Murphy Bros, choppe
- one Of which was II feet through,
:. feet high and produced 5000 worth
IL lumber; the other was II feet throu
q and produced 10000 feet of lumt
IL worth $1,000.
u The papaw tree is said to posi-
'p- the curious property Of rendering excl
BIZ ingly tender any kind of meats tina
ba hung amid its branches, and Smitl
very anxious to know what il would I
'a' to transplant a papaw tree to the b
am yard Of his boarding-house.
its -
The Republican ticket is strong
1t knocks the third party out OF 9
ate and it will put the Democrats to
net mettle. The Democratic ticket can
no be loaded down now, or it will sin
20 rs. F. Post, IL.
ny; The saying, Excuse haste and
,ert pen," has been attributed to o pig
ran away from home.
ent The Albany Argus spells "regal" b
aia, wards and then drinks it.