Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-02

they hide a multitude of thoughts and recol-
lections that lack their purity and their
worldlessness. All, my grey headed fellow
man, don't let's you and laugh or harden
ourselves past these bits and glimpses and
trit1es, wherein, as in a running stream we
see our boyhOOd's selves reflected and repro
duced-dinlly and fitfully, to be sure, but
none the less surely. 1t is we'll to see our
school days thus pass in review, not to regret
their going or repine over what has gone
for the last minute that sped by is quite as
hopelessly passed as those sweet and mellow
years;-but that we may DO reminded that
there once did beat for you and ME hearts
that were full of hope; that we once saw with
eyes which presumed not to penetrate and
criticse; that there was in our own expert
ence once time and season of earnest Won
derment and no less earnest trust and faith
and affection. Let us not be maudlin or Ger
sentimental and weakly repudiate our boards
and revolt against our speCtacles or our thin
ming hairs, but We may, still making a cheer
full face in our shaving glass, unlock the inner
recesses of our memory and surprise and re
fresh ourselves with the vastness and the
richness of what is so well stored therein.
And what's better than all, let us take care
that the little hearts and hopes and lives
which are confded to us for keeping and
guiding, may have, to the full, their May
Musters, their happy excursions and their
stores of the blessed incidents and recur,
rences which are born Of and are forever
sanctiied in the golden days of sunny child
hood and hopeful youth. Keep ne, oh Heart
of Blessedness from all cant and holloaness
and dreary preachments; but let NE never,
never lose a full capacity for these refreshing
better, all, far better for their
full as they are Of that
Tender grace of = day that is dead"
FRUGAL DESSERT.
think San Francisco would be less in
tense and more warm and human-li if its
avenues and alleys were more heartily checr,d
by street cries, | like Washington City be
cause Of the busy impertinences If lis petty
haw kers. These sounds are mono the less
welcome for the reason that the unaccusrumcd
ear cannot understand what is SAID by the
men who mend umbrellas, or
the sadly unwashed foreigners who tender
their services in behalf Of your broken win
dow -panes or your disal.yj tmware. the
CHEEKY cry of ''stritwberl.cs. sWee, berries.
nice berries, red berries" vl}ch rings IL the
tar from dawn till dark tells
IF active neiglborshjp and sympathy, and
kind of simple and guilrlcss permanency Of
custom that seems to le wanting ir this lte.e.
hard, cruel cxattjn1. }v- r.5...cal c,tv.
Bat Oh how IL, + ,ws., i, J1tn,n a.:3 1.t,.
som in this Iaatc1hss cline! Think # my
nose being daily reg2leI, and
ny eyes daily gladdened by the smell AND
jght of fresh heliotropes, forgot-mc-uots,
uchsjas, roses of all possible hues and bright
lowers whose names are a mystery to the
gnoraut, like myself Yonder, on the wash
tand a great unwioldly chunk cf that sapou-
lceous ahomination known as CASTLE Soap, IS
ehevcd against a green mass Of rose leaves;
lere. on my little table, is wild p,ofus;on
# white and red rosebud5 standing out in
,old relief from a vholesomo background of
milk bottles, sugar bowl, candle-sticl> and
'rown paper cracker bag. |, IS, as Mons.
Desire says. vairo cucieuse
Well, well; | mustn't talk you TO death. |
4Hona! y.