Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-25

T. requires a great deaf of practice 10
tsr .h,. vi.n.. truth. 1t may not be one
~ the ,,..t ::fs, bat it Is certainly one o!
-. -.n.i rs..ac;ed. 1t IS great deal
more .i,fi.u,: than those who are not &C
..,,s,rn,.,I Ia do it imagine. single
,,;.,nrr viii make Us more char!taoie
,,vcrj other. who do not succeed any
bet,.r than we DO ourselves. Norman
u,.iecd ,u..s attended meeting OF
scientists in which the metsOric theory
was Diseased. He seems to have been
Greatly stirred by the assumptions OF
what i. called advanced thought, for he
made speech whose wit charmed II Its
LOGIC did rot convince. He afterward
wrote 10 a friend that perhaps the men
az science would do well, in accordance
with these latest results. to rewrlte the
first chapter Of Genesis in this way:
I. The earth was without form and
void.
II. i meteor fell upon TIE earth.
III. Tie result Vas fish. flesh and
Fowl.
II. From these proceeded the British
Association
'. And .ne British Association pro-
bounced it I'll tolerably good"
There !. a man in Boston who has
doubled his contributions to benevolsnt
societies. owing as reason thsrefor
.ba, the ines are hard and great many
peopla c-n'. 1--WE anything. Boston IS
a rood pIace for such men to live in III
o,,iinarv times. but during the Cen.en-
~ial tia, l,,au should he transported to
Philadelphia. A properly administered
exhibition o. such a specimen of the
Genus homo IL a very small price per
head might r.iiimate in paving the entire
.rrirch lud,s.gs dness of the Republic.
Everybody wunld wan. to see him. and
even toseIguers might be persuaded to
20 home ar;! 10 likewise.
Tn. i-n.gariuns boast that ii they can
Luilo t-u churches Il year for an IN
definite terra, of years they will some
time hecolus 4 large and fourishinS de-
-,onjna,:nr This arithmetic Is un-
questioned. and this bright and CHEEKY
spi1:t of prnpuacy is commentaries. We
are reminded. however. OF the Texan
crater who said that ten years ago he
..ou,i have bought a hundred acres OF
land tor :. ,.ew pair OF boots. ard II he
had made IT,. bargain he would today
De worth 1. aii,lion. some ons aslt q
him hos Re could have missed Ill n al
ocrortun.tv. Miss it. h. replied.
sadly, VII : ihe trouble WAS hadn ;
the boots.
usa;, curious episode which makes
rs :e.l tia. the Cen.ennili is II myth and
tina, ". h;.ve hardly emerged from the
Dark ACES: Two young men. who have
been friends frr years. met at the mouse
eff IN acuua:It;ance and concluded that
.1Jn N far
story locks sanlantic. Having come TO
.tis sage conclusion. however. they pro-
ceed 20 the prairie outside the town arm
u ann. the one carrying pistol, the
o.he. Winchester rifle. Having meas
ursi Of Ia, uuisit" number o; PAGES
they be.i.. ;iIe. Now iA-- na't-r hs
comes : re - ,.,erv. Al the second shot
one man d., with Il bullet III his heart
AID tue other took 10 his heels and h"t
not been heard from since. And so this
bit o. precious folly ends. Two lives are
lesnoii.d. TWO homes are crushed, aud
nobody !:lows for what. W. are cotn-
z,slet to AK the old question, which
naturally belongs at the end OF these
tragedies. What is her Nance
/, vas once said of clergyman whose
tricks ana manners were somewha,
rscuiia,. tia, when he was in the pu'pl,
his e!oqnence was sospersuasive that the
oeople wished he might never come out
D. It, and when he was making bis par
Il, calls lie was so trivial that the people
wished iia might never 80 into 1t.
is almost impossible to kill a man
Nv honest hard work. but vcn can worry
lin to death il very snort time. 1t Is
il,a nervous. lot the muscular system
shst .iv"s ~ Some people sing al
their work ..a, live long: others fret al
their work ..al soon wear out. One song
IS better than many years.
The Observer suggests that in every
house, III ever hamlet. village, city ane
fovr, of our country. the voice OF praise
aud Thanksgiving shorid go up to Goo
-, tie :'onr,lI If July for the mrrciss OF
the first hundred years of our natlena
existence. IL thousands Of places there
may 20 union meetings OF all Christian
yeopie tor r.arer on the morning OF thai
e-re:.: daT. let them celebrrte IL with
powder an,: bass who prefer such demon
STATIONS Of gi;.dness. bu. tie people o.
God should not forget on the hundredtt
anniversary Of independence to - nte1
His gates With thanksgiving and Hi!
courts with praise.
It's somew.iprc said that the man wht
lives Tor himself alone lives for the mean
est fellow thai can be found.
Never kes. nm account OF the goct
deeds you have done. You can easll,
.rl.st the Lord 20 do that.
Some very encouraging news has bee,
received from rimbuctOo. Missionarle
were sch; .n.p that benighted country
aud the Home society anxIously AWAITED
a ,enor, Of progress. knowing that tn
inhabitants were n little careless abon
the golden rU,-. The longed for repor
came nj las. iut, alas! it was from tn
rn;iyes. at: ran thus: - Your mission
ares were good. please send Us som
,:ore. II Naw York Herald.