Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-07-28

bard who has been sOOthed and cooled beside
the musical gurglings of that precious cube
of marble out Of which, by the judiclOus and
skillful ninistrations of the youthful Thane
Of Fife gushes in tuneful fermentability the
famous beverage herewith made sacred by
the sweet cadence OF the lyric muse
wait iur the sizze and Jingle,
III. swish and the izz and the sslr-up,
ITnI4tietlc w2iCing the tnga
.! nose, and tlie rissor OF syrup;
For know thSt this sody will cool me,
AID dou't care fis what the bin is,
And know that this s0dy won't fool me-,
TINS nectar llhe sody OI Wills
How much more 1nanful and christian like
is the cheerful melody of this refrain than the
note emitted by the fault finder who seeks to
give expression 10 his calculated muse in
rythlnical denunciation OF damsons and green
cages. How much better it is to- partake
with thankfulness of the blessed soda-water
OF contentment than to cram the reluctant
esophagus with the sour and unwelcome fruit
age Of the plum tree or the gooseberry bush.
1t is moot question in the minds of
Sociologists and other scientdcals whether
the human emotions are more tansely strained
by their possessor having won meagre and
comparatively unsatisfactory prize, or by hay
ing got the fullest possible worst of his ven
ture by drawing blank. 1t is such q dread
full collapse of ones expectations and semi
romantic fancyings to draw bar of soap, or
q toothbrush, or can of pie-fruit, when, in
the misty mid region of doubt and hope there
are glittering possibilities in gold and silver
and precious stones. Even with a ticket
winch was proxy, as 1t were, when this
Querist drew plain and prosy but very use
ful lamp; there came q sense Of regret as of |
having presented the ticket too soon, Or of
being too late, or Of having somehow just |
missed the grand piano or the Jurgensen
watch or the lesser kohinoor. We suspect |
that It IS the bursting Of the over-inhated !
bubble Of super-heated expectancy
that causes this sense of collapse in
the region of the epigastriun. Yet
IS the appetite stimulated to fresh ventures,
and go the ticket holder and prize expectants
will be many to-hight-as they ought to be
for the show is good in all particulars-is
dacalllSters. .... There came to the editor
81 the MoRSlGG APPEAL by mail yesterday,
communication form some unknown CORES
pondent in which he makes some complaints
against certain employers that they have not
done or caused 10 be done what they init
mated or promised should be done. This
letter opens nh bit OF blarney for what
the writer cho> > to call your very worthy
paper" and a very acceptable bit of com
mendation Of our manner of dealing with
the labor strikers; and while our friend !
letter is supplementary by reason OF its 5
mention OF names of third parties (whose /
names are not legitimate incident Of the
controversy, the publication of the com T
munication, at any rate, is not admissible {
under the rules You must come to this |
office in person, Mister Man and acknowledge =
your authorship and establish your identity
before you literature can be .consecrated to \
the uses OF this worthy instrument of in I
formation and enlightenment. And this is .
not meant 10 convey promise that even if |
you do come here and introduce yourself as \
the gifted author, your communication will r
appear in these columns. We are not COM
hitting ourselves: We are merely telling you j
what's what Meantime, quite in earnest,
we sympathise with this letter writer and are
very sorry that it is out of our power to right
his wrongs and set him to work . A German
Of solid parts said to the Note-maker ycster
dav that it was the wish of the Teutonic
constituency Of Storey county that we would
,all attention to the fact Of the ou.coming
Turner's Fest or German picnic. We replied II
10 this polite reminder that We had been as Fl:
The saying is, spreading ourselves upon that Ell
pleasing subject; but that it affords us real
pleasure to mention the same again. And hi
such mention shall be had in due season. q
We will tell--well no matter what We will do; 4
uftce it to say that it will be something to
something which will be an effort m
Q do the subject justice, something which "
7ill soar as far above the sordid realms OF NJ
mere pufely Us the eagles flight is above the hs
midnight prowlings of the shrew-mole or the 81
ortuous turnblings of the tortoise. On the "
tn OF August at Treadway's elysium, eli
I'd no expense spared to make n,
. . gorgeous success. We are sorry SO