Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-11
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live should believe only wha: we car
understand we should believe very
little.
Pro:es:ants complain that Roman
Catholicism is increasing in the South
The law il that the field belongs 80
those that work hardest in it. 1t viii
never do to sit still, and then com
plain that some enc e.se Is getting
good wages
Rev. Mr.. Briar created Prlckly
sensation last week in the Assembly
by saving that the roots OF the Cath
| Ollie Church are too deep down 20 dig
up.
These lines are as true to-day as
were 200 years age. when Prior wrote
J them
They never taste who Always GRIM;
They q. wsyS talk who never thnt.
The New ork Observer, says very
I pithi.y and truly that 1.-The excessive
! use OF law III religion is positively de-
! termincd To growth in grace We tax
religion too much and practice 1t too
little. Tie christianity oI the fingers
that give is worth more than that OF
the law that crilicses. Samson did
great execution with jawbone once.
but this is the only instance on record
in which that particular par. has been
welded t. good PURPOSE.
a great many people feel abou: the
moral as down east philosopher felt
about .ue civil law. He said he
thought the Jaw Itself was right, bua
he was entirely opposed 10 enforcing
it.
DO not aim In profess religion so
much as To possess if. If You haven't
j. YOUR talking will do no good. Tor
YOU will be quickly found out; and, II
YOU have it, people will discover It
Without your telling them all about 1t.
The hest thing needs no recommen-
dat;on.
The deductions we draw from
great circumstance depend largely on
our pre;udices. 4 man died the other
Law OF spontaneous combustion. He
had been IN the habit OF lnbibIng
three pints of brandy per day, and one
night, while sleeping too near the gas
let, his body caught on fire and he was
soon in blaze. 4 man OF temperance
locked on the charred remains and
delivered long discourse on the con-
sequence OF drink. His logic seemed
conclusive until one of the friends OF
the crcmated. himself no stranger TO
the class. quietly remarked that
nothing could he more evident than
that the brandy hat nothing to do
with the death Of his comrade, but that
the introduction OF gas into our houses
was the origin of the difficulty. lie
was not much unlike the rest OF us,
who can see what we want to see,
but become conveniently blind when
Il suits our purpose-lN. \. Herald.
A literary critic Of the Westminster
Review, after laying down rigid canons
concerning the writing OF novel,
praises Ouida fer her mastery Of the
three elements which are indispensable
in the creation of work OF fiction
character true to nature, sentiment not
Inconsistent; with tine feelings aroused
by scenery. and plot not absolutely
inharmonious with human doIngs.
though carried beyond the limits OF
commonplace. The Westminster says
that love scene in storm would be
disco-iant. How about the storm IN
.'M;ddemarch'' and the kissing between
Mrs. Canaubon aud Lodislow during
fash of lightning?
TEE Episcopal Seminary grounds were
laid off to-day and the exact location OF
the building fixed. We have given the
dimensions and interior arrangements
before. and those interested will remein-
Der that every provision is made for
health and comfort. The work Will De
pushed forward and completed, posi-
BE, by September Ii Reno Gazette.
The health Of young Walworth. the
parricide. who is confined in tbs State
Uo>p:t.. for the Insane in Auburn \. y,
has greatly improved. He has had no
epileptic attacks for two mouths. and
BOW appears to be entirely rational.
Harry. give me bite OF your apple?'
said one little fellow to another. No,
refused Harry. eating away rapidly.
"Tou wouldn't like this, it is cooking
applicant l never give fellow bite
Of :: cooking apple
"John,'' said fond little wife.
enthusiastically. pointing out to her
husband little shop IN fashionable
street. when you die. I'm going to take
the lie insurance money and buy that
little place. and set up as milliueI-
MADAM D'Atalie, the strong woman
who exhibited in Darnum's Hippod.
rome show in Nav York, has been married
to Nat Austin. the clown. Both are in
California with a circus.
An English settler in Cape Colony.
South Africa, has in four years cleared
1925, 900 by raising ostriches and selling
their feathers.
Mrs. Willonghby sues Patrick Grady,
in Pittsburgh, for kissing her on the
street. Patrick sues her for striking
him after the kiss.
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