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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
KILLING 4 RATTLEsNAkE.
A Monster with ssvs.sssn Rsssiss
laid Low with . Stout Hisksry.

"Ain't vou folk. feer.d n, ..,r,,,. 81,
bawied mountain bow A he 49, hx
ON his slow nag. "Of course Ne h fesrsd
of sarpints." "weli, then, don't Won sse
that big RATHER fiat thar, bsck un YER
bcnchl" There was q simultaneous Iosk.
ing 10 the rear, and there wa also A yery
sudden and promiscuous depsrture from
that immediate locality. II wa no mis.
take there Law a biz RATHER. az WON'T
Jo. boy,. N abandon onr gropns sr.
cIsimej youne i Of NJ. ma vith
this he clenched with both h,nds an ala
limb that Law Convenient and c%sntiousiv
APPROACHED The spot vhere the monstsr
lsy. Tskinx a prudent survsv of ths lin.
alton. he stepped rapidly 10 he front and
hrouybt dovr hi, vnodsn vssron vith ali
the might Of both arms. TJn{ortunsteiy.
n v,nt vide of ~ msrk and fIev into
fragments. Al this point hostilities vere
suspendeJ. and tho attsckine nsrty fsli
har[ In cood order 10 a ssis distsnoe.
Will. OH rat,ler remained unscsthei
mon liz feld. Tho armstice iast.
al oniv . fsw minute. Having se-
.nr.i ., ,his time a s,out hicLoryoon.
r., Ia .rsw vorId moi f.II him ~ co,,.
'nAs Nv NV. "o ou.o 49, ! ...,s.s N.
assou. yvu'n Ia .,o,..S t. ~
'nIs ,Iuio ',1 sus = s".
siuupcr' ~ inse u.n W. ~ la,
ms W. sn.s ~ .,,s an,nnns
ioIAeu 'Snsuo sno
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Al Ban Andreas, september S0th. Henry
Rsno. aliss Frank Baker, broke out OF the
County jail. He was committed for rob
bling q cabin near Murphys. In the morn
ing tho prisoners have been allowed the
freedom OF tho corridor. And having
wrsnched on . bar OF iron from The gran
between tho cells. Reno. by standing on
the snouIuers VI .ne o.ners, su'0seoeI W
ptying up ue celiins, Anu, eIsWIns
throusl came gown into .ne peoroom Ana
eseApsu. Ao1u,s yes. ~ ono D.
caPcu ~ P,rcseiy 'he .as ~.
was m,ssou ~ shoi' nnic' ous xnaw',S
.he omcels got on ". .rsIh nssf A'fA's
raheh they iAiieu 'o nhu NM
A rich strike. says the Grass Valley
Isles, has been made IN me hisins mine.
.iluAtsd near ooI.h. ans =. tne pI:ssns
tme inc niue - Ioosihs oetter 'nsn ssany
plsvlous perioo y, ~ nis.o.y. nhI "n
~ mo,c 'mPoi'An', "a. ehu. ~ iios o'o
promises 70 give prontrple uoikins iot
long nm 70 come. Inc ,1isins pun has
been wer.ed Ior years, Win varyins IoI.
Sa.in. Iii IA H. ,.cant d.,sIon.
NAM, 80. s..r,.nca ~ ions n,osnoritr
-
'Alnss .ane' Secono VAP..,n VI 'ns
wAtch ~ marc lsiAno, me. VIM ssrious
sociden.o on tns sTcuonli aoehs yn os'ul.
10y siN.n On AZ M Wiz ms.n 49,
umoer up In.c sne uusn sPioe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Nevada .Sfais Journal OF this morn
ing says: The local train between Trucke,
and Reno, known a. No. u, was struck b.
. rock about i've miles this side ol
Truckse. near the snow sheds. smashing
the oabooss and three or four cars. bul
fortunately injuring 10 one The rain
moistensd the banks. and hence the do
SCENT Of the rock.
The Eureka .Ssnhasi says while Rev
Mr.. Gray, tho new pastor Of the Methods
Church In this town, was preaching
last sunday evening. he Wa seized with
. fAinting % which rendered him un.
conscious for several hours. He val
confined TO his bed yesterday. but hi
illness Ii NOT deemed 70 b Of . ssriouI
nature.
The Nevada and Northern Telegraph
line. which extends from winnemuocs
through Silver and Boise cities In Idaho
10 wslla Walla, Oregon, has been sold n
Mark l.. Mcdonald. Of San Francisco, fol
$1,000. probably less than one-fsurth Of
its original cost.
Fred. Hart. formerly OF tho Reese Rive,
RersiN IL now swinging his pen on the
Eureka Ss~iiaei. That paper 10 70 Be- con.
graduated on lie acquisition.
The Hebrews Of Eureka had . ball las,
evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
HOW IT Ia

The Enterprise this morning. under
the above head. prints the following
sensible editorial. It disposss OF the
entire "Amsriean Alliance slandsr
against Gov.rnor Hayes In q vary few
words:
"a few days since . secret political as
,ccistion, supposed to bc antagonistic 10
the Catholic Church. sent . letter and GER
| tihes,s Of membership to Governor Hayes.
To this Governor Hayes replied In . court
cons mote. thanking the 6ociety for the
compliment. This II being parsded from
| one end Of The Uaion 10 the other ~ an
evidence that Governor Haycs 10 . Know
Nothing. Notwithstanding Q positive denial
from the highest possible source. We
commend discretion on the part Of our
Democratic frisnds- II 10 notorious that
Governor Tlden wa placed In nomin-
alton at b. Louis BY . prominent Jesuit
Senator Herman. u New York. man
Who believes In tho infAllibility of the
Pope Of Rome. whs does not. like the aver
age Catholic. believe alone. that the Pope
10 the ruler OF the world In spiritual mat
tsrs. but in temporal matters likewise. II
10 perfectly we'll understood that almosi
every Catholic vote In the country will BE-
| cAst for Tilden and Hendricks. and yet no
one has yet accused Mr.. Tilden Of being
Catholic. or experienced . fear that II he
10 elected be will administer the Govern
ment In the interests Of . certain creed.
And yet IL 10 Just - easy TO prove that Mr..
Tiiden has received tho blessing of thu
Psps Of Homo - Il 10 10 establish thai
Governor Hayes hes . thought In hi'
breast which would sbridge the privileges
or liberties OF any American citizen, NJ
matter where h nay have been born. In
only one thing has Governor Hayes evsI
expressed himself upon the Native Ameri
can belief. and that 10 In regard to keeping
inviolats our free-sehool system. and upon
this he IL Joined BY four.nfths Of all th'
citizens VI every persuAsion In tho old fre'
sAtss."
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OK DOWN rILDKS."


The election returns from Indiana and
Ohio have been received 10 sseh m
extent that We can salcaiSs the results
with reasonable certainty. We DO NOT
know the exact majOriiss. but Ne do
know the result Of the contest. We
know that in Ohio Ne have made . clean
sweep. the majority for the Republican
candidates being even greater than that
given W dovsrsor Hayss lssa year. This
fact 10 conceded BY he Dsaserstie Cen
trail COMMITTEES Of the sssss. We knew
that In Indiana vs have nsAs laags
Republican gains. Tie sasss Ass. %
sording 10 our dispatches. gwen The Dem
oerstis candidate Tor 0ovsnss. . snail
majority; bat al the salss time 10 ssaas
hspuSlicsn representatives, 70 ossgFsss'
In ether vsrds. en- LEGAL Issues, In
diana has voted In ssosrdanss With hss
nslioss "a the isssl issss. On The
national question abe hss VOTED. - sss
always hes voted. fss the usiss. vAssA
means the county. .
In October. 1874. ladisaA, N he's
local election. save Hssdrisks . ~
jorisy OF i.its. IT, aszt ssaiA 81 ,As
same year lie PAVE Ne 1spshliss,
candidate fer President, Ulysses ..
Grant. . majority Of 22.siS. rAis ysAa
abe has given . Democratic majority fe'
Williams. - she did In ls72 for Hss-
bricks /; but she hss dess more than
this. while sisetns aDsnssntis Gov.
ssnor. who - pspsiss viii Ass siu-
zsns. aAs hAs ssat - Coasssss
fsur additional 1spub,iess D~sprsssass-
tvss. In The present. Csapsss indiana
10 represented By Ave Republicans and
eight DsmosrsAs. In he ss1t she viii
Aavs nine lss.sliss,s snA foss Dsn-
osrsts.
What doss al ,Ais nsaat Doe 10
NOT mean thai TaSsa ed "eAssn"
tsAsm rsfom) are daAf Doss ast
every "rsfernR" Who rssds Ne hsurs
i,ov TIN Indiasa WI evs . rousas
majority for HsyS nd Vhsiss In No
vsnber neItt n Ne "ssfsmss" %
not know this tbsy srs ne. Intelligent;
hey ssanes rcd the handwriting .
the wall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12

majority. to tho Democrats. II seems 70
Be understood. however. among the Be-
publicans that . Democratic victory In
Indiana now. unless overwhelming. means
. victory for Hayes In November. Thsrs
Is q cheerful feeling at the Republican
headquarters. and II 10 evident that sven
though Indiana should give 1000 or 5000
Democratic majority this will be con-
sidered substantially Republican victory.
especially % tho Republicans gain several
Representatives. Tho Democratic head.
quarters present. Q lively and excited sp-
pearance tonight, and q favorable 70
turns are received from the neighboring
State applause and other Manifestations Of
delight are INDUCED In.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
GENERAL NOTES.

Dasuzn. OF vienna. whose boer 10 oil
worldwide celebrity. has created 81.
gantie brewery at Kobanya, nsar Buda.
Pssth. The caves OF this brewery. hewn
cot Of solid white sandstone. form asub-
trrlssan tswn OF innunsrable halls.
soss City feet In height and from 100
10 200 feet in length. The hns walks
through the main streets occupy three
quarters Of an hour. Three qualities Of
beer are brsvsd hsrs-ths best OF brown
liquor called March biss. . light brown
beer OF medium quality. and the pale
Vienna ben.
J. n. eRAns. the young Boston mil
lionsire. vhs has recently succeeded in
breaking his fathers will. owns business
property In Chicago worth . million.
His Boston estate pays an annual tax Of
$780, zoo. He Is n years OF age. . stu.
dsat OF Tale College. and has been sub
jseted to .the best Christian i~nfiusnces."
No mamma would refuse him for her
daughter.
Tus Prince Of Wales has q~uarrellsd
With q Young Earl. The trouble arose
from the action Of the Prince at Cowes
In ordering the men on board the Earl's
ysshs. The principals met aftsrvard at
the Yacht Club. high words were e.
changed. and blows would have followed
II bystandsrs had not interfersd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
CARSON ITEMS.

10 relieving items Of interest are
sssa nom this Mornings Appeal,
o Hayes md wheeler club meetipg
ness Saturday Night viii be . very inter.
sting event. Hon. william Wcodbnyn
vii sddrscs the meeting. also other Aha
spsaisrs- The 0lcs ciub viii also BE- on
hand.
Rev. Mr.. yests. the asv Rector Of a.
Peters Episeepal Church. arrived IN M
city yesterday and reported for duty. He
viii prssah nsxt Sunday morning and
evening.
The colorsS Hayes sad Wheeler Club
hsld Q very enthusiasts MEETING last night.
Hon. o. D. vaTisA entertained them with
Q speech. cas Il The strongest and most
cvsvtnsing q NE campaign.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
wnrAa's BALsAx or wrLp On

WisrAs's BAtsAh OF Wild CnElHf.-
The great remedy for consumption. Thi,
wsll.known remedy IL offered 10 the pub.
lie. sanctioned by the experience Of over
forty years ; and when resorted 70 In sea.
son seldom fails 10 effect . speedy cure Of
coughs. colds. Group. bronchitis, In.
fiuenza. whooping-cough. hoarseness, pains
or soreness In tho chest or side, blcedins
81 the lungs. liver-complaint, eto. Do.
ware Of counterfeits. Remember that The
genuine wistar's Balssm Of wild Cherry
has on the outside wrapper the signature
OF 81. Butts," and the printed names Of
the proprietors, e Seth w. Fowls a Sons.
Boston," All others are base limitations.
Examine tho wrapper carefully before
purchasing. I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
iooK AT fNs Fwo NEN.

Samuel =. lids. hss bsss . million
ai,s for many y~n. I, 1880. vhss
ne var broke ssA - ~ rvsssi 70 ~
worth ta.0oo0oo. u VS. sttAsa ans
The he'd Of NE NV Yofh Bsr-
he Prssissns Of he pss A@sisdss.
Whist diA this niiiicasirA Vie asv
claims 81 nessess. q v i'd the
country In he hsus Of ~ yss1f
Let al isysl Dasersas fssA he fsi-
loving isssA and ysssss vel - hen.
before tAsy wts is Tiissa sad Ha-
dneks:
On The i7tA o. Aydi. 1851 . sub
ssrfpusa DsDss vss ssartsd IN nsv
York city 10 aii ., ssadins Ne ssvsaih
regiment 10 The fssat. rAs ssvsaih 10
The erssk regiment u Nsv Yssk. Ivssy
merchant en- every yssni,as ssa In
the d,y tahss On sspssai DhSs n tAis
ssSinsnt. .subssiDtisss poured In
freely. ssnssl J. rildsn ~ called
upon. and ssvs-notAins - sarsy On
the var which he Isl already declared
an Outrage"
On the "a Of the ssns month The
"Union Defense Tsnd" IVES stsrtsd n
Es~ York city. A. r. Stewart and
nearly all the wealthy ssn. including
James Gordsn Bennett. vhs led u Arss
bitterly opposed the var In the H~oid.
contributed literally to the "Dsisnse
Fund" What did Samuel .. riidsa doi
lie said. "this var 10 an ostfsgs." and
gave-no,Sins.
At about the anne time the Bar As
soeiatisn. Of which NJ. riidsn vssthsa
President. sallet . special meeting to
raks . separate "wu Fund" Mr..
Tilden's Asasr a . nsn. - veil - his
loyalty % . citirv,. v,s o. stole here.
What diA 10 dor Re ssia svsy from
ne meeting; forced The lssodstios 70
elect . President y~o tr~; and ave 70
the War Publishing.
In March 1854 Q greet ssai,Asy Ysif
v~s hsldin Nsv Yotk diy. 70 this ell
che loyal nsa Of ssans onthbxssd
largely. Again, N,. riidsa w. called
upon 70 ui,, /. nit, from his millions TO
ala m. ..c.. a, A.. r-,,., I,8 so.i,.
mi. modal .-,.,o,..,.. .,,vc.A ..,Ai.
Wal \, a, or,,.,. "a ..,~-,aA,,.
In 1898 s.nu., = ina, -. ,,nsa
upou for nj. l,s.n. a., ~, "a A.
be levied in order ~ r..,m..u....
Of the Wal which Nj. rou,,.., 80.
had brousht ma, n. $50.
.... n. "a, to,..S 'ns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
THE OUTLOOK.

Owing TO the universal strinssncy and
dull times for tho Last few months. the
people generally practice economy in their
purchsses In all branches Of trade. The
elothine business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation.
We feel grstifed that our business has
held il own beyond our expectations. Al
though the hard times are not yet past,
vc feel that reaction will como. and that
PEOPLE MILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this. We are laying In
large and well-selccted stock OF custom
msds clothing for men and boys. furnish
goods. boots, shoes, hats, trunks. valiscs.
Blankets, etc.. and In purchasing Kept an
sv, 10 fks maia cAaRce = namely: buying
chesp-ior We know that we must sell low
70 meet the depleted purses Of the com
munity, and We can and will do It, Come
and SEQ II We don't.
RErSsrrrs 4 WOLF,
. Leading Clothiers. Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
Nns. z. PAo. Nox Win hold bar usual

Nns. z. PACE Nox will hold hsr usual
grand opening days At No. ioi South O
street. Virginia. on Friday and Saturday
next. October 18th and 18th. Ladies'
should pay attention 70 this fact. - she
has Just returned from Ban Francisco with
. complete stock Of ths latest styles Of La
dies and Childrsn's Hats. Having pur.
chased for cash. abe can sail cheaper han
any other killipsr In Virginia. coll n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12

Or course the most important nsvs ct
the yfsssat ans comes from Indiana
and ether parts Of the East. Therefore
10 THE connection vs give the following
stolen bit Of nsws for the benefit Of the
numerous friends OF ours who are betting
On the election. Fearful complications
have since NJ last issue arisen In the
eourss Of the ssrvis- Turkish war. The
ssrvians have been driven out Of Cur
gasovstr: Harvatovitch has fallen back
On Aisuinsis; esvcnysarsovitch has de-
fsatsd crsskysrjavisatz: Pulldownysr-
v~sstovitsh has inflicted . crushing blow
On wipsfysrchinoski. and Hi,chspysr.
~Dsatsoush has publiely stated that whis-
kisueksrsvtch IL . dirty sonovagun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
BORN.

NiroHELL-In Go'd NH, October u. 70 the
vifs Of Alexander Mitchell, Q daughter.
BEviN In Virginia. October II. 70 the wife Of
n, J.'Bevtn, . son.
sULLivAN-ln Au'iin. October !. 10 the wife
Of q. sullivan. Q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT {
have this day placed In the han,s OF lhe
rown Attornsy the delinquent list Of tsrs> ~
nc Iovn Uold HUI for tho nscal year srcins
the nut Mooday In Msy, A. u. 1871; and tist
ten per cent. ~dslinquenc, has been sdded 20 ~
iaxss nov unpaid. and that upon the sryip-
Won OF twenty days from date suit will b. In
etituted In tho proper courts for the recovery y.
al tatss still unpaid.
I'D. LOYNACIiAN.
Asnha and Tai Collector OF tie Town OF
Gold Hili.
Gold nm. October 0. A. D. is7s. oest
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
SETTLE up FORTHWITH.

M PR,NKt NHEfxRR HAVING RETIRED
80. from business on account Of mi MAIN
and being aeout 70 leave Gold Hill. cslls unon
~ thoee Indebted 70 him 70 coms and ssttIs
.nmeoi,ssly 20 - 70 snabis him 70 leave q
Nh. rhAHKRNHRIMgR prot osss ics,,n,
directly .nsf ne arss Of October psy-dsys. and
AL indebted 70 him who DO not coms forvssd
promptly and settle will BE- left 10 ~ tsnds,
nsre'es Of lsel ofhesf or collector, ssitf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
STAPLE AND N
D r o o D s

I am here permanently estsblished. am sell.
ina goods a. low % an, bcfy In this state' sna
Will s~il even lower n scc IT.
~ No house shall undef'sli me.
A, COIN,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
L q 8 T !

az THE SECOND or SEPTEMBER, A
PAIR OF sHAwLPISs. Joined Together
.ith . small chain, we're Loot between the
Union Scales. Gold Hill. and vnginia City.
inward Of 90 By having them al the Eclipse
Livery stable. Gold I'LL. ochn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12
NOTICE.

NH. n. woLy IL NOT AUTHORIZED 10
- collect money for our account. Plsees
mais psymsnts direct or TO Messrs. STERN =
J. v. sHAKvTKl / Co, :
au1f San Francisco, osiij0n,s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12

Tho Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore tho MY best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12

CHICAGO. October 1.-THE situation TO-
night Is decidedly moro favorable 10 the
Republicans than last night. Ohio 10
conceded on all hands BY an increased
majority. and 10 have gained four or
perhaps more Cengressmen. Indiana.
though still In doubt. seems 10 be Demo
cratic. and private - we'll - public dis
patches indicate that the Republicans are
Iosins faith In HArrison's election. ~
several Democratic strcngholds are not yet
nesrd from. and every county In tho State
SHOWS . decreased vote for the Rspubli-
esns, The most enthusiastic believers In
me hepublicanism Of that STATE do not
elAim any nIsd majority. and BY far The
greater part Of the politicians here have
conceded the stis. though By . bare
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-12

A MEETING OF TIE TKAonRRs BON
n. ssctsd With the Gold Hill Public schools
Will BE- hsld st tbs Central School Building on
saturday. October ltth, esnnsnciag a I
D. ordsr Of the Board Of School Trustees.
eeiih y. o. ooNW1tL, osrk.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19

p fs g 3 ~ ~ -
AFFECTIoN-Tf we have In our garden
choice plant how carofully We tend IL, how
fearful We are lest IL wither with too much
heat or be dwarfed by too much cold. Even
the rains of heaven. the dew and the san6hine,
we Ghink are not erfHeient, bat We dig about it
and traia i; and With what eetiefaction We
watch the gradual unfolding of the tiny petals.
And yet this flower 10 very insignifcant
thing compared with the germ Of aEection
God has placed in the garden of the human
heart, bidding rs nourish it until it shall ex-
pand and blese our homes and the world that
lea beyond their thresholds. If we fail to
nourieh 10 By unselfsh cote and words Of love,
VIII die. Hudbalda and wives too often forget
the little acts bY which they won each other
forges that She chill winds Of neglect will
blight tho tender hl00soms Of the hearts and
80 they pess o. thfouRh life, never thinking
vlas 9 holy thing it is TO love- letting the
choke I'll ths otden tandeEneas sway. Many
man nogtecta 20 perform como lisslO o@oeof
Affection with, . OF, ahes my wife now as IL
she were iees 80 Ma heart than tho girl love
WAS. have hee9& s VI 10 Ray, when Toproved
he0nuee ehe srsetod her husband 80 indihee-
make any dihegopeo St I dcnst waste my time
Ii these little demonetRati atiGns.p r. it vSnstinQ
time for those whom God Aash united tili doas6
TO ehaW thaS they ROVa each other Affscff6R
q not 8 BohoOlboy impulse. Et Is nbnaeshinG
grand and noble, born In God IN ara ssId
hy - humanity must be t6at In ali eho.
Woslf there Il not . more lta1ts oirht 3rInn
that 0E an eyed couple walkine G&Nn Ghe flls
vide Of life, kand-in-b hand ED, ~ fhcV
oeood a tko mhgRiEg8 AfeaG 1e NE tktf3
esaas 8 holy ERdian0a Aiming dBun on tho
uinapod hands, bowed foFSls and silRaE hair 81
theSo lsVing aged ones. Who have l0lt 81 the
dEoss with ths years behtnd them.
b 4.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19

The pEsesfoe Of auaEsrikiss n0t eommauded,
II more than Vifsnes Ea2to, aorbi6oaSi0as,
wntchinGss prayers pioEs easions--even
kho0orpural ohnsEie EieeEoent Bf 80 agdEs ara ,rcys-
Jeefona; corneslsG mot "a; They se56ot
the Othew EhRiBtiAn vis8aeo, faith. hope and
ohaxseys b1t are nothing In Gods aighs, in
eho ahEenee OF those virtues, as gold candle
gttake are nothing when theFe 10 no seltar for
chem 80 edorn. a religions may practice
poverty, chastity and obediance; bnt IL ho is
WiGhO1t Eaish or Hops, or (especially) Charity.
his works are only s'aounding brass A man
in the world may fast over what the Church
ioommaHds; may he@r Mass ON week days
may give liberAlly 10 the Chnreh Aad Orphans !,
may abstain from psrmitted food aud drink /:
aud IL he lack humility, detRchment from the
world, and fnlways especially charity, go
empty handed hef0re the Judge whon he dies
The ornaments OF tks virtues are only mockery,
when the virtues are wanting. Ieis in thie
view that We admire and applaud the Total
Abstinence societics ef this country. The men1-
bere who really desire the perfection of seif-
his neighboe aud tl1roAgh devotion TO the
far more numerous than many imagine. Some,
doubtless need the induenoo of example TO
give them strength against temptation. It is
not coEFOcts however, 70 say that total absti-l
nsnce isD Of ITSELF virtues IL 10 the perfection
and completion of virtue. There was no
virtue which Our Divine Lord had not. Yeths
bora his Cross and perfected his eelf denial in
other ways In our eagerness co do good We
must not teach error CoIambas (0hio)
Celsmbt6R.