Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-22

For oh how happy would be
Upon the tree together.
The ideal vented by the troubador who
evolved this song may never have been
reached; but certainly the apple and the snow
flake were on the tree together yesterday
morning There did not seem to be any sug-
gestion of hilarity in the homogeneous
association On the contrary, quite the re-
verse The only truly happy creature we
saw yesterday was a small black dog which
has made the MORNING APPEAL office his
place of resort Not only was he and is he
negatively happy in so far as the absence Of
care and anxiety goes; but he evinces a
positive 10y in the manner OF his rolling over
| to and from the stove. There Is I'M
mistakable gayety III the toss OF his legs and
the lazy wag of his tail, gaping as he goes and
extending his curling tongue in the very
estacy of luxurious Incidence. He dreams,
does this voluptuous beggar; and i'll his
visions there are rapturous Authorizations of
Juicy edibles which make his lips culver and
his nose take on vibratOry affiliations of
spasmodic delight Here is something more
than mere animal grossness. Here is the
presence and there the effect of imagination
What makes that dog dream, if there be not
pleasant imagelies weaving their bright ColOrs
in his dOggish fancyl But flea gnaws into
his tender cutical and he starts up with a
growl, forgetting his deightsome dreams of a
moment before As he noses into the itching
hide of him he finds himself back into the
world of irritabihties, disappointments and
ssrrows. Perhaps he gets imperfect glnnpses
of the Indebtedness of dogs master, man
Who knows There is (or is it a
woman), in Elko who is not cast down by the
prevailing depression, Observe this following
manifestation
A CHALLENGE.
Truth has nothing to fear: error everything
maintain that the Spiritual Philosophy is
the only true science Of life, as it is also of
death, and ain ready to meet any opponent of
this doctrine in open debate. s NORTON
Snortin' is the covert intent of that sig /
nature. Anybody can see that. Who will |
put on the gloves of debate with this |
champion of a philosophy which dominates the |
grave! We saw John SprostUn, the stalwart |
agent of the Mutual Life Insurance Company !
in this city yesterday. We should like to see
this Snortm philosopher tackle him In |
comes a gentleman of the Crummles per
suasiOn to say to us that Tom Thumb is
coming. That a comfort Think of the
of children that have seen Tom
and admired him and been snubbed by him
and heard him spout He has been
on exhibition any time these ever 50
many years-since ~ That's before
some pretty important people were born.
He lasts like a full grown, does Tom. OBJ
serve the advertisement of him. We will
say this much for tins BLACKBOARD weather:
1t is keeping things surprisingly green. The
grass and the grain and all garden truck are
very fresh and healthfuI Though there is
some frost these nights many 5 the apple and
,herry that still keeps up their heaithful
-omg growth. We know a half dozen apple
rees in one small orchard which are bearing
lobly; and right among EN- Is peach tree
With little fuzzy peaches as big as hazel nuts,
I'll over it. The Siberian crabs look SPLEEN
idly go. We do not wonder that people like
he Lombardy POPLAR 1t is of an agreeable
grows with rapdIty and is the
irst tree-vying with the Balm of Gilead
II this respect-to put out It's full dress of
caves i'll the Spring. Look how dense their
caves already are Why cannot the eve be
flowed TO rest some Of these cheerful
reen cones III Capitol Square The arms Of
are forced lpon our unwilling
ision why not divert and divide the ilu- {
ion with the tree whose name bet0kens
oliate acquaintance with the three gilt balls
We must SuIItlltiGI 10 NV tDClG let |
OF deprive ourselves Of that which suggests
leafy tenderness in the home of the all
bsorbing Lombards. -. One word to the
nwary We note that few days ago a lady o
t Reno suffered the loss of her jeweIry at the
ands Of passing tramp. She left her bed
pom window open i'll the morning in order
lat the apartment might have an airing
Ter jewelry, on the bureau there, was too /
,eat temptation for Mr.. Tramp to resist
0 he climbed IN, the ya9abond, and helped
mself Now that is warning to all 'er n
ustful housewives. Air your beds and bed =
ng and chambers, by all means; but keep
)ur jewelry in ana your eye out for there
: bold and hungry and desperate thieves
providers as well as night
lrglars. See what was done on Saturday L
ght at Mr. DlcLaughlin's iewelry shop
ct us practice prudence .. The seedy rasp- W
,rry comes to tempt the eye and awaken the
hiking sense of ones small account yonder at
e Bank, A peculiarly of the season is that
ese fruits come, now, with a freshness and
Wilderness and a freedom from bruises and
cay never known in the 1usher days of the
The cherries smile at one
tn a round and healthful contentment
lich is a mockery and the berries implore
to reconsider our beggary and be opulent tor
coins as we are of appetite oil
CHANGE OF PRoPRIETCRs. BY notices else ca