Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-19
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certain engines and hose carts and suctions,
also spanners and other implements of fire.
manship, at times of night when those who
90 to bed betimes are chary of their somno-
lency. These playful midnight jewellers are
like to indulge in violent explosives and I'M
guarded objurgations; and so they hurt the
feelings and wound the delicacy of their lis
teners. (This has remote reference to a
special case; not in any sense piece of ma
lignancy, but one where the tone was tritie
and we quite sure there will be no repe-
tition of the occurrence) 1t is not at all an
encouraging thing to See pack of half-grown
boys as they start for home from school las
a parcel of them, yesterday, chamber
over in a squad at the old Bob Sharpe
place and strip the trees of their young fruit
There stands an apple tree by the fence. The
fruit is about as big potato ball-or like
the white hvered pears which have just
pushed their mealy faced, impudent way into
market 1t was our misfortune yesterday to
see a troop of lads just verging upon Adde'S
cence, scale the fence there, shamelessly, and
strip the outlying limbs of that tree as
bare as a birds bill! Now this is not health
full playfulness; it is not amusing; it is not
brave is malicious, hurtful and ungentle-
manike. (Your lad, dear Madame, cannot
hurt himself by attempting to restrain him.
self within the bounds of gentlemanike de-
meanor 1t is no legitimate part of boy
wildness to do hard, heartless, dishonorable
things; and you who think that these things
are to be laughed at the coltish frolics of
thoroughbreds, mistake the mischieyous an
tics of the monkey for the more stately
playfuness of well-restrained and better
nurtured animal which has a soul to save and
the limits of decay to remember.) Do not |
let us be harsh; but let us recollect that laXi- |
tude of morals breeds crime and thriftless-
hess; and that they are the pregnant parents |
of that frequency of vice which brings forth |
crime Preachers get-well, we know what
from the soothing the idle and the worldly;
but for fear there should seem to be some
trenching upon the grounds of our ghostly
advisers in this we will merely say that this is
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a CONSTRUCTIVE pass, to visit him by his own
conveyance and learn some items relating to
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compliments and be assured that We will come
own story and wears las one might saw its
own short but moving tale
EDITOR ArprAL: The examination of the fifth grade, q
Mrs Bunce teachor takes place tomorrow (LueSdaE6
in charge of Misses s nee Walter Tade and Hod
to see all who desire witness the exercises. I
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