Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-06
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srsuE Love And HAsaIAaE-
Dr. Mary y walkers Views OF Ned.
srs Lifs -ssrvsst Urls vsrsas
chinese Cs~ks-
Al eight o'clock las. night the Mstho.
dist Church was Allsd with an impatient
and sxpsctant audience. Twenty min.
utes later the lecturer entered dressed 10
her usual but unique gsrb.
Around Of applause greeted the speak.
er as she mounted the rostrum.
wanssd . Prayer.
The doctor asked II there wa not q
minister present who would come for
ward aud offer q short prayer. No
preacher appearing. the subject Of the
evening was taken up. The lecturer be-
gan by saying:
Gentlemen and Ladies': The subject
Of true love and sacred marriage Is q
that should interest everybody. I am q
firm believer In the marriage re-
lation and In the purity Of that 70.
lation. I do not believe the liberties OF
= county eau W .u.AI 80,
o'nel con'uty ul'e. n. 80.
marriages. reoP'e w no "..
rieu Irvm Ieonngs " IT,
properly na,rlsa, oas po 10y
marty 'rom isshnB' o0he' 'uA ~
ship.
Proper Marriages.
II two people arc properly married
,bsv viii be bo,tsr and uobler al the end
u...u., ~, al.
oil long mo- ~" e's'h"a 'n WV
men As well on the women OF . ON
muui'y nav p,vpei " ..I.s...h..;
~ a nrsn.r marriage. and The time will
come when no man can marry a pure
and truo woman unless he !. himself as
pure ana rue 70 tne iequ',sinen's "
morality a. no requires tna' MS chosen
wiis mai De-
The Question or Virtue.
There are some men that do not be.
H.. ,,., .r.h +. him, n. with. .,i.t..
~ H.. No.,
ihey say 'ha' o'eiy N'n'An ms WI
price. The lives OF those men have
been such that they have lost their own
self'respect, and having lost the respect
ara mira and nobls women to-day whose
n,ica i. 40 hiob tbat alI the silysr taken
,rom ,hsss minss and ali that aver will
be tak.n from them. could not reach
them. No wonder that when men
mary. The great mass of them are dis
s.ti.Hsd' N NAV should marry an angel
srom hs.,sn-vera such a thing possi.
h,o~hnving po rsspect Of self. Il would
b. impossible 10 respect their wives.
SLANG,
Suppose the young women Of this
Mace should meet and talk over all the
slang they knew; would 1t elevate thsmi
And vet this Is what the men do. They
tall of their ~conquests aud boast OF
their vices As II they were something OF
which 10 be proud. What can these
men-many Of them husbands and
fathers-eipect when their little daugh.
ters aro growing mp one by one to n
mArrlnQeaDlo uBcs ItOW inhhy youhb
men in the community are there whom
they would 30 willing 10 have marry
| their daughters?
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A." Il, 49,.
our surrouhuinBs' 'no WY :"
breathe, Is filed with something that is
oursslves-a fine human magnetism;
and through this We are ororting an in
auence for right or wrong.
Cerr.s.isu.
The ~,oc,r,cr bero assumed n very
-, \. a..
HeVero tohe' ahu sAi
rect q little mistake made by the press
OF Virginia City.
i snu In ono yea'' ~ "' i..i. 60
w1I. 800 +, ~ me-, oi,sn ,bsi I
correct Tho mistakes Of tho newspapers.
for tho intelligent reading public we'll
understand how much u 70 10 isilea
on the sensational report. gwen; some,
times reporters are u~nwi1ungIy h,I' snu
l Hultar thRnftOhihA n0n2ru I0T WHICH LuBN