Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28
AU TOBlOGRPHY OF A BOY.

. Took to general wickedness as fast as
was able to comprehend IT,
Stole pie, cake and .m and lied about 1t.
Had two Sets OF faces, manners and morals
One for indoors before the folks; one for ont
doors with the boys.
Sting of conscience" meant getting canob
robblng an apple orchard
Was always sorry for my sins when foun,
| out
Herded with other little boys of my age.
| big boys taught US many kinds of wicked
ness A "big boy is boy who has learned
to smoke and chew tobacco.
Used to hang around and hear mems tall
on mysterious subjecfs N. B.-Grown I'D
folks always seem to forget that the smaller a
BOY is the bigger are his ears and eyes
Parents are not to be trusted If YOU tell
them the truth about yourself they lick you.
The premium is on dis onesty Parents are
useful to feed and clothe a Teller and give
him Fourth of July money. Otherwise they
are intrusive.
While my folks thought they were bring
ing me up grew up. [ conquered all nv
privileges. Learned to smoke eight wears
before they allowed me to smoke.
Learned much from other bows at school
not printed in the book, --Graphic.
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WANTED RAIN.-Tne colored people of Dor
sey county, Ark, prayed very earnestly for
ram. The leading church engaged in thi, Ia
Dor, organized sort of ''prayer- bee" and aent
over INTO an adjoining county and borrowed
re" members, agreelnt to pay IA heavy interest
III hymn Even this failed; but the
co" OF emergency was taken by the horn.
: men the preacher issued the following proc-
amation: Yves bound for to hab enough
nembers IN dis church to meet de occasion.
md hereby sets my hand and zeal to the ar.
lkol chat Gays, all culered persons, r.spect |
'ols or other~ise. in dis county and all de- |
COUNTIES Jlnin', is declared members of dis |
hurch till after de next RAM"
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EATING FhUIr.-One of tn. most non,ensi |
al degmas, aud pretty universally received by
he na1sss 80 true, is that, Fruit is gold in
he morning, silver at noon, aad lead at
lsht;' the Interpretation of which would
'eaa that eaten in tho early psrt of the day
Is healthfui, later it is neither bseefcial nor
ortfui, but IN tho latter part of the day it is
nurtful as human food The fact
IL may De taken at any or every time of
~ In moderate quantities and with every
cal without danger, and indeed With benefit,
tee proposition were true, there would be }
1t tsT childres raised in the rural districts.
r they eat fruit as they should do, wheueyer
ey Can get it.-Exchanqe.
RESCUE OF PRISONERS. dispatch of the
tn inst. from White River states that the
'msn and children captured By the U,es
We been surrendered, and report having
en- well treated, mainly through the efforts 90
Chief Douglas. Special Agent Adams OBJ |
ned their release by promising complete par
n to Chief Douglas of the White River Ute.
his immediate followers.
late Salt Lake dispatch says that a son of
orge q. Cannon having contracted polyg- pr
Gus marriage with his cousin has been sent
Europe by his father in order to escape
llshment. 1t is also stated that John w.
ing, Second Councillor of the Mormon
lrch, was indicted for polygamy. The ALI
egade is hiding in Arizona. y
rEur.-
THE phylloxera continues its ravages
nee will soon have to depend upon Caifor- r,
for its wines The United States Consul
.ochelle reports that the vignerons there
3 resolved to import vines from this coun
1t being found that American vines ale Y. ;,
If against the phylloxera
He Edam cheese as now made in the dai
OF Holland is said to be colored with ami
dyes; these contain arsenious acid and
nc IN any form Is an accumulative poison. A
IS, 1t remains IN the system, and at last "A
mes dangerous to health, however small
quantities which are taken from time to
iIRrY years ago the common sheep of Ger
are sad to have mad only 1000 or s..
WOOL hoars to the square inch Of surface: -.
l9h Improvement IN breeds. the common
IS OF sheep now have ~ 900 to the SQUARE
and the pure bred mernos have from
U to $4,000 wool filaments to the SQUARE
IN mulre and Rev. S. II. Young started
lie Chllcat County, Alaska, on the 10th -
1t, to Interview chiefs and make scien-
nvestlgations. The Mission Church at
Ia nNr,tn bod . II .