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MOHNING APPEAL.
fit i"lAV S'i:il. 7. I7S
SUN PAY READING.
No: i.ily jui:!o in duti-iIii's, l-it vi-vy in
f o'.ir'it. pi-u; on the outside, :ire ;u fctM 0:1
t lie Mih ji v! .of i' h. Thins. in iv!:.;ii!i arc
it her acctTtod on tlo ipse dixit of the
;iv:u'hir or not thought (.f ;it a!!. Clival
'rutha, ii'.n' tlii-iv aro yre.ir. truths in religion
ts wo!! :s olher matters, ouIit to li.tve .1 Iicv
n tho thou rht of tlie d.iy A 111.111 wlii-tlnr
no is a Ch ist.i.m or not, tmV.t to kuo-.v in a
Oiiilttian hin l w!i:vt Chris' ian I'aitli is. "It
i lin .st.ory of C'liri.it's lu'e and death le true, it
'ive a no coloring jo all hie and ell'ovt. It
vs dowiiri -ht v.-oik on a num. There i a
course of duly before him, a phin iud laid
r:t for him to travel. He eon'd not have
Unuui it far kiiiiHclf. On the uiiolo, the
.'.'o:lf, vinihJo and t;mgi!i!o, docs not to!! him
hat sin is his ruin. Looking at tin?, i' sihmus
w if uron :y.d lies were very often the road
tiiiooedi and t'.o'.iveritMC-!. T!ii v; world
juU cheats upon him. He sees the had m m
prosjHr. the gmnl man in yroat trihu'atinn.
He sees sii'W sf ul fraud, iroH;eroiH inj'isiiee,
1'ioiilablo rii For this day and the next,
for this year and the next, the had thin.;
"K'lns to e, n.ji'er tho j;oi d thiiijr, the lie
-'ems bcttvr than the tiii'.h. His sen.-es and
'us worldly knowledge .ijme.tr to tell him thaf
cir.lvatioii, pwpeutv, hajviiness, ni.l su.w-ts
11 ty be, i:i t world, a.i i for t'lis true, at
leas', won hy evil and falsehood. The deil
loot S'-em ti he n. aster and kit;.: lu-.v, hew-
ever it may oe 1:1 o.
I.J0S. A il.l 1.0 IV CWlli
mi; tho direct reverse
Her
wi-iIum ana
el
the (lospel, r.iitioiinc
f all his senses tell
iim. It come, deo'arr g that all these ap
pearanoes tf successful ami prolit.-tble evil ale
mly cae.uing jih.mtoais of a passing day,on!
t.'io exceptional and disajijieaiing shadows of
an hour. If tlaclares thai, let the world ap
pear as it w ill, sin cannot be successful, wrong
cannot bo profitable, lies c tmiot be geod. I"
jiroclaims that God is King here, t u, th 1, sm
h accursed in this world, as i'. is in all uorhK
1 1 contradicts th.o fleet ing ap;ii-:i r oie; s of : m-.-,
and prexdanns, on earth, t'm eve; I; -sling laws
f God'rt etertl tl ki;igde'!ii, - that si 1 's i urn.
that wrong :.! forever death, liiat lies are ever-
moro tlestiui tion to all tJod's creatures. It
.lies iver all the world that in this rebel
realm, a in tho very white heavens of God,
the 80I0 salvation and peace for any child of
ho King is, that ho put himself in conscious
md avowed hostility in sworn enmity and
iea.Uy h.itrod to every sin, to every vnii'.
to ovory lie, a-s against God's nature, n'.: ,
thercfoie, .i',ai:. a liis t.v it. 1: tells him that
tho very k'ori of God h:ins'f camo here on
arth to proclaim, in the mi.: t of all its delu
sions, the law of Leaven a tho o;:e tinohang-
and ovorhvstinjj law of LTo for every re
ponsil!e creature of His Father. And here
s Faith. The man that heheves this an
nouncement hits Faith. llo accepts it as
.oiiicthin:; from ahovo tho world. Itaiises,
rot from human expe'rieueo, but from Divine
revelation. It appeals, not to his siht, hut
fo Lis insight; not to his experience. Lut to
hi.s spirit, his higher reason. It is a truth
from a sph'.ro 1'ovond. It conies to him as
liolou.;ii' to eternity, and not to time; as be
loiiiii:; to Lo.ive-n, and not to earth. If he
iccopt it, he must r.ccept it by Faith, and not
by si'ht. Iu acceptance runs to tho roots of
life. That is clear. It reverses his whole
ie.v of tho world, and of hid own business in
tho world. It changes the color of the entire
Miivorso. It puts another faco on nil his
days. It lets down hero about, him the white
lij,'ht of heaven, and tells him to walk by that,
and not by tho falsehoods of Sense. If he
sjo fraud profitable, it declares he shall be
lieve it unprofitable? notwithstanding. If he
ee wrong ttiumphant, it tells him to deny his
eyes, and hold to tho last that wrong is
ruinous. If ho see sin pleasant, and the
source of happiness, it insists that ho shall
j-mtradict his eyes and senses, and hold sin
bitter fiud vile, und tho ono source of endless
misery and woo, now and always. This world,
t tells him, is an exceptional world, the ono
rebel realm in all God's vast universe. He
must understand it so. Ho must therefore
walk by tho law, and not by tho exception.
He miut live hero, not on tho principles of
tho realm that has re belled, but on those of
'.ho grand whole which has not rebelled,
whero God's etorual law of right and truth
and love, rules in power. If he accept this
story, he haa Faith, we nay. He can accept
it only by Faith. Observation and knowl
edge would never have taught it. The peo
ple, round hiui never could havo told him. It
ia brought to him from above, and he must
believe it on trust. Now, if ho accept it to
jw:t on it, it is saving Faith. If hi.i reception
A the announcement be so strong and so
hearty that ho, seeing balvation in an entirely
practical matter, prepares to act on these
j.u:t K-.nl principles, and hoU about working,
d jing, avl living, then he has a Faith which
.re him. For liin salvation consists in
wojiin, doing, and living; not merely in
profiKwing, fooling, and talking. Ho is, as
: liv.; neon, to conquer sin inside himself ;
',, LjUt it, all hid lifo, outsido. Ho ia to
. learn.! Iim heart and cleanse his hands from
ittiii He in to live by the law of heaven.
He i to rid .mo hiniMolf to obedience under
.tt law Ho i saved when he does it; he is
iuat wh ti ho d it not. If he practice
jttii'l, ! lutiM hiitwelf. Unfortu-
u.itely, there i- another kiml of Faith, quite
100 o. minion. There is a Faith very good for
eternity, hut very useless for time; a Faith
very .strong for some othvr world, and very
weak for this poor d, ilk one, where it is es-jK-eiahy
j'eeued. We have seen men who can
trust t!od for heaven, hut cannot trust Him
ior earth; who helieve in hi 11 for after death,
out have, no confidence in Him for life. Hero
they must dej.end on their on n smartness -on
their own tact, shrendm .ss, and sharp
dealing. They have Faith, on Sundays, for
eternity, in (Jod. On .Mondays, when they
come to drive har-ains to buy, Mill, and ifct
gain they have coii'idence only in their own
aeiiteness, and the maxims of the godless
world. A real saving Faith is a thing to live
on. A m il) must take it into his shop, his
oiliee, his counting room, everywhere. He
mils! buy and seil on it. He must live with
it, at home Mid on the street. The
man who accepts those facts and t incip'es,
and adopts this law in sincerity, walks and
lives ami acts by unseen realities, by eternal
and changeless rules, w hich were supreme be
fore the earth sjirang from chaos, and which
shall stiil be supreme after
'The 01 m.itu-r rniil the crnsli ul uerlifs."
ALL Si iHTS OF ITLMS.
They are talking of making I lour
m Governor .f Kentucky.
A drunken man in New Y01 k, v.!
Watt, r-
liked
itlto
a p.
the river th
ier dav and w.is save
d bv
lie 'man, was lined 810 bv one of th
:n.
Judge;. He would have made lm-m-v
perhaps if the policeman had left him alone.
This inl'e.iio quest ion's glowing interest
ing. Here's a i-vi'ld L ike (N. Y. ) pastor
who j'l-oposi-s to j.: each on "' Hell, the Pcvil
and r.oii Ingeisoil. " That's a comprehensive
text, isn't i'
The (."a.ifvi tiia School . Journal makes this j
astonishing statement: There is scarcely a
boy in Suisun over ten years of age who does
not mo tobacco income form.
For thirty years (up to lSiiS) tho Constitu
tion of ?dississi'-;i provided that no person
who denied the existence of a God. or of a fu-
t'HV
o of reward or punishment, should
i.o.a an
:iy otiice in the civil department of th
State.
The London Times announces that .Mr '!e,
its Valo correspondent, has been found dead
near Macrinitza, and theio is ivaon to be
lieve that he was assassinated. An Athens
telegram roports that Mr. gle was murdered
by the Turks.
Mock Tattle Soup One pint black beans
soaked overnight in four quarts of water, two
onions, one large carrot grated, half pound
fre.di beef, hall pound pork: b.-il 1! d.- ;
.. hen re. uly for dinner suahi th:eu; a cullen
der into tureen; add one wineglassful port
wine, or not, according to fancy, one hard
boiled egg, one lemon sliced.
A "tall tramp" in Seaport, Me., has had a
severe spell. Ho has been attending the pub
lic school, and not only floors all tho scholars
at spelling matches, but takes down the
teachers ami the .spectators. Not satisfied
with this, this orthographical Alexander
found one moro world to conquer, and took
down the crowd by spelling the hardest
words in Webster's I'nabridged.
On Tuesday night John Harwood, a son-in-law
of Hart Fellows. Receiver of the United
States Land Othee, Sacramento District, poi
soned himself with strychnine.
The newspapers are still harping on the
fact that the new Pope used to write poetrv.
Vihy not let bygones be bygones? Isn't this
an era genuine reconcilliation ?
Our .Minister to Italy, George P. Marsh of
Vermont, is a veteran in tho diplomatic ser
vice. He was born on St. Patrick's Day in
1S01, and has held his present position 17
years, having been appointed during the
Presidency of Mr. Lincoln in He had
before been Minister Resident in Constanti-
ople in 184!-5:.
"During his ministry he made six hun
dred hearts beat a3 three hundred," is the way
a Maine paper puts it concerning a local pas
tor.
Whittior declines to be congratulated on
his old age. Right, for tho proverb bays,
"Not twentv-tivo nor ninety years make old
age, but only a shuffling foot."
A half-million snails are eaten every month
in Paris.
Tom Thumb is going to tho Paris Exposi
tion, where he expects to be thumb pump
kins. It is rumored that Joaquin Miller is going
abroad, never to return. Another report
says: Joaquin Miller has just written a play
to illustrate fashionable lifo in New York.
Somo scenes are laid in California. "Hero,
the Forty-niner," play has been purchased by
Williamson.
Not long ago a man and his wife wont to
Kansas to settle. To enable them to pre
empt two quarttr sections of land they were
divorced; each pro-empteda claim, and as soon
as their claims were made good they were re
married, thus obtaining 320 acres of land.
The eighth annual fair of tho Washington
Industral Association will be held on their
grounds, near Olympia, Washington Terri
tory, commencing on the third of October,
and continuing ten days.
Hell has no fury liko a mustard plaster.
A New York letter states as a rumor that
tho Astora who are tho largest real estate
owners in that city, are quietly notifying
their tenants that they may expect a further
reduction in rent after tho 1st of May. What
the precise reduction is to be is a matter of
conjecture as yet, but agents think it will
probably be ten percent.
Asks I'.ishop Clark, of Rhode Inland, in the
New York Ledger: "What is it that makes
people poor V It is tho e!lort to keep up two
thousand dollars' worth of stylo on every one
thousand dollars' worth of income
Tho atmosphere is murky, and the wind
gently tosseth a modicum of dust, old paper,
etc. .into the air disports with theso for a
lime, and then deposits this unwelcome detri
tus on one's hair, in his eyes and on his va
rious outer garments. f Keno (iazetto.
BILLIARD TASLE FOR SALE.
0K OP KTR 4 II I.K'S ltT ClHO'i
Tallies, in i."""' or.hr : .S by 10, slate bed, Iielaricy's
p;tent cushion-. IVi'-e, ; eot .r.
Inquire :tt IN .worn' Exchange, c.irso.i city, Nevada. ajif
P.odie Standard copy one week.
L .irjsT PitnniTTio o-v tijis coist
el t.ie re.it Military AUi-ory cntiiksi
The COLOR GUAPD!
rsT'f'K the Aipsnn:s vt
CGFiPAftY F, CARiCN GUARS.
TWO N12HTS ONLY !
Tuesday Evening, April
9th.
COLONEL V3LL H. CU?5K,
(iCAKi. i n' the lcn-'fil oi Ciron iJ.rinl on y.
Th' l:iy is rvpvtt; i!h in-:.!-1!!!-- ot st'liiicr ii:c. port r:iy
inr thi1 tiLils Lirui icis-it't or ih1 I i'c Or-.Lt llrrn : iiori.
1 will rcic s it 1 ho in'ii.'.r ir ail I'ierv.Tt. t"- thrli;i;i
.'VtitN t..f Uu-- l.tto Civil W;sr.
Mew fvlusk;! ?ew Scenery ;
and Beautifu' Tab'eaux !
iti It full j.;irticulaxs fl'S h;.m! bills. 0"J:
ADMISSION, - - - SI. OO
Nocv'i-:i;,1i:v f.r ivsen txi ?h its. R she-t ojx n on
TiKs'i.ty nri.
H3HSH3 a ffl.LES FOR SALE.
Fivtf 1,0 r of
U.iK HORSF.M 5..
and L.iro MiiU'H tii H;tto clioip.
W. I.. I'iiPl i II MID,
t'.im.r Kulith an. I K 8tro',
3
uvi'.i s.-vraiiie'it 1. l':i ,
L. MORRIS & Go.
HVVK HHDI ;KD THKPIMCKS
Kn i!l 'i'.;- in thi-ir St-vk, ami now ofT-;r the great-oat
irliKX.nienl t -1 pir-r!i-Li.r. .I
DRY
Pitt hav.. over been oR:re-i in tiu f-i'y.
Cali Early and Securo Rargains
GOOIiS MIST BR SOU
T'i make room f.r onr Sff.ni; JUHrk.
Fi-bruar- 7, 1 TS.
N E W DEPARTURE!
ATTRACTION !
I3xy Goods,
Qrocorios,
EVERVTK!i j
II A II II 25
F0!7 EVERY3 JDY !
IISSOTIIKO
Are. it the .M taml, a:i l prepared to aei'mmodAte old
and new eiwtt.iui.T with '00d artieles at low pncei.
t'arsor.. .lanuary I, LST.
JAC03 TOBRINEO,
WiiV?M.T. AND RETAIL PEALKK IN
IMPORTED AN3 OCMESHC CIGARS.
PIPES.
SMOKERS' ARTICLE3.
CUTLERY,
Etc ttc Klc
ARLINGTON BLOCK,
CAHSOV CITY NEVADA
jajilm
LOOK OUT!
-FOR-
MBS. J. Will k CM
NEW
ADVERTISEMENT.
Carson, April 1, 1873.
TELE0ILIP1HC MSPATCI
nn I'r irc!cn,
Vet'xmry litii-lt A.M., 173.
I
To OLV-ovim B.t(n';it;itsi
J bought this cay a Sarskrupt
stock of THsnry thcujAN'"
OOLLAKS, thirty cents on tSv.
do!lar. Gooes will bs up there
in thirty ci&ys. Cell a'.l Cooas
CsScw Cost to make room for
This Tremendous Stock, tn.
g'vethogood people of Ca.son
tho bsneflt cf this Purchase.
, KEr.fi: AN OLCiiViCH.
.33VE EXPLAINS ITSELF.
T.ADIt'.S, 1V Mi-ill CiDO.Ju in SrroTi!-
m M til ah iv Offer.
r.'O OlMiXT.
Tiifce ml v.'iiit.; "t this I! irn 5i!no,
f- - -.'.
CAPITOL STORE,
t'or.Vi:;; KING AND OKilB- STKEET.S
GAR33SI CiTY,
1; K
V A M I I. V G it O C V. ii 1 1: K
Flsur, Feed, Hams,
Becon, Butter, Lard,
Sugar, Teas, CofTeo,
Choice Liquors,
Puro Brandy &. Wines
Cld Valley Whisky.
Olgnra c&5 To'oac co
itaud.va;::, cuockerv, paints and oils.
A FULL LINK OK
HOOiKKHiKLMNO GOODS
AJuavii i-n har-1 a.Tl delivered frto cf t-jisr?c-.
til CALL AND SKE PS 'i
mvltt KHXSIKIN v GlIKttN.
MllS. f:. ADAMS
llflKll i- K TO XOTIKV HKK
t lr:euils in Cireon an-.i t'::e ijiiblie :U lar zo
Tint She ia Hg.ttn Pioprletreii of the
ADAMS HOjSE,
And woul.i ni iet reHp.-tfulIy ask fnr their piuronvje sad
enemira '.-iT'.ent.
The I) tiling Unoiri nnd Kilrhen nre nuder
the I'erjion .1 Supi-iTliloa
Of the IVopnetrpMK, ;ui.i will always be suppli.-.i with
evcrytiii.-ig ut satisfy the taeto cf the most listidious.
MR8. E.
K AIAM,
f.-Pin
Carson, Kelimary 9, 1S7.
WAK3I Sl'RIG
neu-the N"'v.Ji Sute Prison, Warm Springs Road
BUTTS &. CEORCE. - - Proprietors.
Tnis 8;i!endiil Fathinsr Institution and well known place
i.f resort has been thoroughly overhauled, newly furnished
Mild in point of cleanliness and comfort, 3urpase I bv
none on the coast. THK RATI 16 are uiidtTotiiff a thor
ottirh repair, and will receive great addition to their size.
THK ISAIt is supplied with the beat of liquors procurable.
MKALS by h irst claeis C.Hiks served to order at ail hours.
Tile tpriiij,- Carriage riui.s constantly. Orders left at the
hotels will be promptly attended to.j
n itiis.
30 en
nc-vTtf
ROBERT CARDfVER,
(Late Stat Surveyor General,)
No. 310 Pine ftreet. Koom No. IS,
San I'riijw California
State Linda and State Title a specialty.
Timber Lunds Locaitd and Titles Perfectftl
1'. S. Mineral Patents obtained for Mineo iu California
or Nevada. deel"
J. H. MARSHALL,
AGENT FOR
O.ME HUriMI, AND OTHER LEAD
IXG INHt'KANCK VOMPANIS8.
Oilier at John G. Vvx'i noukfctore. "3
Carfior., January '20, 1378.
DR. C. BILLINGS,
D E fii T I S TJ6SS&
Offlce In RinUle Kulliltn. cnrntir f Caruin
and Proctor atruetn.
All work pertaining to Dentistry executed v. ith skill,
.are and promptness, at low figureH. mh"
.1. W. POX, M. D. J. s. M S!AKT, M. 1)
DRS. FOX & SMART,
pHYSICUNS AND SURGKONH
OFFICE: Wairz' UuliliRK, corner A King ar.d Curry
Btreets, Canwu City, Ne-rada.
DR. Fm J. WHITE,
Ofllco i On King- street, at rear ot Willis'
Drugstore,
tr Residence at th White. Ilonse. CalLs'.
tended, mVht or day.
Carson, October 10, 1877.
c. B. LUCE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office npstairs, over Willis' Drng 8torc.
mhl CARSON CITY. NEV DA.
CO: f -' T 5
Jrcat Heinotion ia Frices, owing tu
tJis Jccline in tas Eastern
e
(Aim m
CsFiTCL EU.LD;H3, Z?221.
uholksam: ab
& lii.Uti! Dcll-i' in
j 4 A' r-? -f
.. ..
Iron,
1'ow icr,
A..-s,
t'-i.tl.
tdil.iWB.
ltiHlf
SIi(!;,'es
Law; Lcattur
Sh,,t.,
SUUH,
glass cmcum ware,
Box t'lxtunn, C'tiiii.i bets.
'liiri'brw, 1
Agricultural Imclement
7F:UT'HV?,
i-.iuora, l.lc, F.U:.,
Wheat iiVikie,
Cu:i
P
aints, Oils I Brushes,
CoJ Oil, r.,hc oil, TiirjH'ntttw, Vtv.in, White Lo.J
Rubber Paint, i'!u-i.,1(.u! lml oil,
Mu-.i..!;e, r.icU,.-, Ncul Pet C-U,
Aitxiliol, Lu.-., Liv.,
STtiVcSt
RAftGES, TINWARE,
MU:.'ieu anil Laiirs! Piiiyci,
iJuek"? ani cht-r Eraud of ttorr
PimjiH, 1cma n;J Pip-. L'unn, l:n.l,-n
Blin-ls and , las W oo l hikI V. illuiv
Vr, llir.l fae,, fitoli,
Guim. (ami (r, Water,
Ga and l.eu.i Pi(.e
House Furnishiu Goods.
Brass ana Steam Coods.
Practical Plumbers and Tinners to d.i r'-ySv.g and rui
uhctmiiijf of all kinds Tin uul Irou Wire
Call and Get Frices Cheap for Casfc
an2!"" E. B. RAIL.
THE ONLY ONE FSICE STCEE IN TOWS!
Fit a ivK ooiiowrryj
DE.VLER IX
MEM'S AND BOYS'
OLiOTIlING,
Pnrnishinj; tinodn,
llatu and Caps,
Uoots and Shoes,
Trunk Tall.es,;
Blanket;!, .Mat(rrHi
Et0 Etc Ktc.
Ctr?;TV BUILDI.VQ.
CASSD?J CITY NFVAfl a
o-Uf
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
QUKAT (ROIVIN OP PEOPLK CON..
ta:;tly rushius to the large Clothing Store of
SCOP PEL 6l PL ATT 0
Comer of Carson and Third Streets, opposite the
bt. Charles Hotel,
CARS0.V CITY EVADA.
Tj view and purchase of their magnificent stock of
FALL AMD WINTER GOODS,
COSSIKTISO Of
Wen', Youth.' and Boyn Clothing.
Of all the latest styles, H;tts, Caps. Trunks, Valises ShlrU
Collars, Ktc.. Etc. ootltf
NOTICE.
jTJA V ING RENTED THE
PIONEER SOAP FACTORY,
I will manufacture the btot quality cf
Chemical olive Soap, Sal soda and
Washing Powoers,.
And will supply the public on most reasonable terms
Carson, September 3, 1677
J. W. DUFF1
FA M SLY GROCERY.
rHK CHOICEST AND RAREST
GRO OEHIBS
For family use constantly onfhand.
Found ELiewbsre "Vs
CO TO CHENtY'S,