anaheim-gazette 1880-02-07

Intelligence Items. It costs $30,000 a year to keep St. Peter's at Rome in repair. A scientific French journal gives the particulars of a young girl's loss of the hair of the scalp from fright. The circulation of scientific works in Russia is so small that native men of science can find no publishers. The M. E. church in the United States has 11,453 itinerant and 12,492 local preachers, and 16,721 church edifices. There are in all England between fifty thousand and sixty thousand Jews, of whom about thirty thousand live in London. During the thunder-storm in August a pine forest in the Jura was illuminated with a light resembling the phosphor-escence of tropical seas. The unfavorable weather which has prevailed in Sicily has hindered the construction of the astronomical observatory on the top of Mount Etna. How to get rid of the English sparrow is the question that agitates the New York Central Park keepers, after spending much money to raise this troublesome and quarrelsome bird. The "week of prayer" had its origin at the annual meeting of the Lodiana Mission, India, in 1858, when the missionaries spent three days in devotion. Its observance was not general until 1860. In one of the towns of Normandy is a sign over a shop, "English and American spoken;" and over another is the sign, "Dentistry, dancing, fencing, shaving and hair-dressing taught in one lesson." According to Dr. Dollinger, the Mohammedan religion is making good headway. There have been great numbers of conversions in China. A single Moslem College at Sierra Leone is about to send out 1,000 teachers among the African tribes. The asteroids continue to increase in number. Nos. 201 and 202 were discovered by Peters, on September 21st and 23.1 respectively; and No. 204 by Palisa, at Berlin, October 10th. The lately discovered planets are all very small, even for asteroids. Nordenskjold is to make another voyage of exploration, departing from the river Lena to the New Siberian Isles as soon as he conveniently can, in order to obtain the data necessary to render the coast of Asia on the north safely accessible to maritime commerce. The Methodist church of Canada has 44 missions among the Indians of the Idolatry Among the Jews. Idolatry was considered the most heinous offense of which a Jew could be guilty. Among a people professing a monotheistic faith, hedged in by nations given to every form of paganism, prone to abominations of every kind, it was thought necessary that any public desecration of religion should be severely punished. Hence, in such cases ignorance could not be pleaded in extenuation of the crime; nor was any preliminary warning requisite in order that judgment of death might be legally pronounced. In ordinary affairs, as in the more serious matters capitally punishable, the Hebrew code did not permit of any sort of detective system. A man was not permitted to secrete himself in order to watch his neighbor. A witness who had acted in such a manner would not have been permitted to give evidence. When, however, a Jew was believed to have publicly devoted himself to idolatry and to have endeavored to seduce his neighbors to the same practices, any ruse was permitted for the purpose of demonstrating his guilt. If, for example, he declared to one person only that in such and such a grove an image was erected, and attempted to persuade him to join in worship there, the latter was permitted to hide a friend wherever convenient, and, calling the idolator, might say to him: "Now, tell me more about that image you worship." If the backslider repeated his solicitations, the testimony of the two witnesses was procured, which was necessary for condemnation. But previous to laying the matter before Synhedrin it was imperative upon both witnesses to reason with the idolator. They were, according to the Talmud, to speak kindly with him. They should address him and say, "How! Would you have us forsake our God who is in heaven to follow deities who are made of wood and stone?" If the erring brother gave ear to their exhortation and quitted his pagan practices, the witnesses who knew of his backsliding were not permitted to mention the fact to any neighbors or friends. "He who repents must never be reminded of his former iniquities." But if obstinately bent on worshiping the image he had found and set up for himself, the depositions as to the circumstances were laid before the tribunal. These facts were, however, only sufficient to found the accusation upon. To convict it was necessary to prove that the offender was really given to the pagan practices to which he endeavored to persuade his brother. Similarly, in the case of... The asteroids continue to increase in number. Nos. 201 and 202 were discovered by Peters, on September 21st and 231 respectively; and No. 204 by Palisa, at Berlin, October 10th. The lately discovered planets are all very small, even for asteroids. Nordenskjold is to make another voyage of exploration, departing from the river Lena to the New Siberian Isles as soon as he conveniently can, in order to obtain the data necessary to render the coast of Asia on the north safely accessible to maritime commerce. The Methodist church of Canada has 44 missions among the Indians of the northwest territory, with 30 missionaries and 10 assistants, and 3,115 members. There are also six Methodist missionaries between Puget Sound and Alaska, and a number of teachers among the Indians. The missionary society of the Protestant Episcopal church employs 12 white and 11 native missionaries among the Indians, with 27 helpers and catechists. In the home field it supports wholly or in part 330 workers, including 10 bishops; abroad it has 230 workers, including 5 bishops. Treeless Iowa is being transformed into a forest-covered country by a law which remits certain taxes for five years on every acre of fruit, and ten years on every acre of forest trees planted and kept alive. Over 75,000 acres of fruit and forest trees have been planted, and $200,000 have been remitted in taxes. Sentiment and Sense. Hope is such a bait it covers any hook. From the lowest depth there is a path to the loftiest height. All other knowledge is hurtful to him who has not honesty and good nature. Conscience is the voice of the soul; the passions are the voice of the body. A merry heart doeth good like a medicine; but a broken spirit drieth the bones. Let no man presume to give advice to others that has not given good counsel to himself. Hatred is so durable and so obstinate that reconciliation on a sick bed is a sign of death. Circumstances form the character but, like petrifying matters, they harden while they form. Harvard scientific school is reported to have twenty-five instructors and only sixteen students. A college for young women is about to be established at Norfolk, Va., by the citizens of that place. When one has no design but to speak plain truth, he may say a great deal in a very narrow compass. Nine hundred maimed ex-Confederate soldiers have applied to the State of Georgia for artificial limbs. The universe is but one great city, full of beloved ones, divine and human, by nature endeared to each other. The very afflictions of our earthly pilgrimage are presages of our future glory, as shadows indicate the sun. Youth will never live to age unless they keep themselves in breath with ex-gave ear to their exhortation and quited his pagan practices, the witnesses who knew of his backsliding were not permitted to mention the fact to any neighbors or friends. "He who repents must never be reminded of his former iniquities." But if obstinately bent on worshiping the image he had found and set up for himself, the depositions as to the circumstances were laid before the tribunal. These facts were, however, only sufficient to found the accusation upon. To convict it was necessary to prove that the offender was really given to the pagan practices to which he endeavored to persuade his brother. Similarly, in the case of a simple idolator, it was requisite to prove more than mere adoration of an image or prostration before it, or dressing and tending it. It must be shown that he acknowledged it verbally as his divinity, and immolated sacrifices and offered incense in its honor. This was essential in order to constitute idolatry punishable with death.—Paul Mall Gazette. The Duped Cobbler. A funny paragraphist thus sketches the swindler who dupes soft-headed persons by his sentimentalism. Of course, the sketch is a caricature, but it conveys a lesson to those who are liable to be deceived by words and words: "I like a shoemaker's shop," he said, "with the awls of all sizes, and the smell of new leather. There is no tune like that played by a hammer on a lap-stone. It is the drum-beat of diligence. "And ah! that lap stone, licked into shapes and comeliness by the old sea, as a she-bear licks her cubs." By the way, my merry cobler, have you a pair of uncalled-for boots that would fit me?" I happened to have a nice pair of his size, and he tried them on. "Elegant!" he exclaimed; "my foot rests on them as easily as a baby in a cradle. How remarkable! I believe that these boots were destined for me. 'There is a divinity that shapes our ends,' etc.; you know the rest, cobbler." "I guess, on the whole, I will take these boots, and leave my present-use ones for—permanent repairs." "And, if you believe me, he somehow or other got away with the brand-new boots," said the cobler, "and left a pair of wretched old worn-out brogans." "Well, how was it," we asked, "that you allowed him to come it over you so?" "I cannot say," replied the cobler; "he kept talking in such a sweet, sugary way all about the ancient shoe makers, and as he got to the door he clapped his hand to his forehead and declared that there was more corruption on the judicial bench than on the shoemaker's bench, and then he went out with a sigh and softly shut my door." "I went to the window and looked out into the sunshine, but he was nowhere to be seen. Do you think he was the classic drunkard?" Poor Little Birds.—Fashion is responsible for the wholesale destruction When one has no design but to speak plain truth, he may say a great deal in a very narrow compass. Nine hundred maimed ex-Confederate soldiers have applied to the State of Georgia for artificial limbs. The universe is but one great city, full of beloved ones, divine and human, by nature endeared to each other. The very afflictions of our earthly pilgrimage are presages of our future glory, as shadows indicate the sun. Youth will never live to age unless they keep themselves in breath with exercise and in heart with joyfulness. The school receipts in St. Louis during the past year were $884,997 09; the expenditures amounted to $881,112 53. The beloved of the Almighty are the rich who have the humility of the poor, and the poor who have the magnanimity of the rich. Life is made up of little things, in which smiles and kindness given habitually are what win and preserve the heart and secure comfort. The attendance at the public schools of the city of New York for the past school year was 130,765, an increase of 792 pupils over the preceding year; 2,658 instructors were employed. Self-devotion is but a form of generosity; the generosity of those who give themselves, having nothing more and nothing better to give, and belongs equally to the nobler natured of both senses. It is well enough to be humble, but it is possible to boast of your humility until it sours into the worst kind of self-pride. There is hardly a virtue in the calendar which a man will not lose if he talks much about it. Whatever your sex or position, life is a battle in which you are to show your pluck, and woe be to the coward! Whether passed on a bed of sickness or in the tented field, it is ever the same fair flag, and admits of no distinction. Without carnestness no man is ever great, or does really great things. He may be the cleverest of men; he may be brilliant, entertaining, popular; but he will want weight. No soul-moving picture was ever painted that had not in it depth of shadow. "He kept talking in such a sweet, sugary way all about the ancient shoe makers, and as he got to the door he clapped his hand to his forehead and declared that there was more corruption on the judicial bench than on the shoemaker's bench, and then he went out with a sigh and softly shut my door. "I went to the window and looked out into the sunshine, but he was nowhere to be seen. Do you think he was the classic drunkard?" Poor Little Birds.—Fashion is responsible for the wholesale destruction of birds whose only sin is that of possessing bright plumage. Some of these slaughtered innocents are nearly as large as pigeons, and stretched across a bonnet, look painfully natural, with bill apart, perfectly imitated eyes and out-stretched legs and claws. Here and there poises a Chinese kingfisher, a brilliant East Indian corou-coron, the purple red of the tonager, or the glint of the large lophodore. The humming birds are set in clusters, as the tiny little creatures are too small for trimming a bonnet showily alone. In addition to the natural birds, thousands of little homely gray birds are sacrificed and dyed scarlet. Then, again, small parrots of gaudy crimson and green plumage cling to a little branch with strong claws, and look out of yellow eyes at their soft velvet and satin surroundings. The quantity of parrots and the larger South American parrot proves the popularity of this bird for trimming purposes. In other cases the green and yellow head and breast of a parrot is adorned with the long, sweeping tail plumes of the bird of paradise. Says the Norristown Herald: "It is said that fashionable young ladies in Philadelphia now want to be photographed in theatrical costumes, and some of them 'pay fifty dollars for a Black Crook fit-out.' Why they spend fifty dollars is difficult to imagine. They already own such a 'fit-out.' They were born that way—all except the hair-pins and about seventy-five cents worth of some fluffy stuff." It is in the power of the meanest to triumph over fallen greatness. The Jews. merged the most in a Jew could people professing Judaism in by namen of paganism, of every kind, that any publition should be influence, in such not be pleaded time; nor was gregarious in death might be in ordinary affeterious matters the Hebrew code sort of detective but permitted to to watch his who had acted in not have been evidence. When, believed to have self to idolatry to seduce his practices, any the purpose of it. If, for exone person only grove an image used to persuade here, the latter a friend whertelling the idolament now tell you worship." Used his solicitation two witnesses was necessary previous to layuphedrin it was witnesses to reathey were, acto speak kindly address him and you have us in heaven to made of wood barring brother station and quiting, the witnessesiding were not the fact to any "He who reminded of his but if obstinately image he had himself, the depostances were all. These facts efficient to found no convict it was at the offender pagan practices used to persuade in the case of The Vedic Hymns. All the attributes of the mysterious impersonal One are ascribed in different Vedic hymns to different divinities, which again are clothed with material forms, and are subject to the incidents and the passions of human life. Thus "Purusha himself is the All (universe) whatever has been, and whatever shall be. He is also the lord of immortality... This universe was formerly soul only, in the form of Purusha." Yet Purusha was born, and was immolated in sacrifice. Again, "This entire (universe) has been created by Brahma." And yet "Brahma the eternal, unchanging, and undecaying, was produced from the ether." These discrepancies are perhaps best harmonized by the supposition that each divinity who is invested with supreme attributes is but another expression for that One who is Himself unnameable; or all the several divinities are but members of one soul, attributes or manifestations of the eternal invisible essence. Whether the Vedic hymns mark an upward tendency of the religious feeling from naturism to theism, and from polytheism to monotheism, or where their symbolism, like the adornments of a cathedral, used at first to body forth the supersensible, had come to supplant worship by a species of idolatry, can hardly be determined from the internal evidence of the books or from contemporary monuments or traditions. Rather the subjective and the objective seem here to be combined, to a degree which transcends the union of the subtleties of the schoolmen, with the sensuous worship of images in the middle ages. In the Vedic religion there is scope for every faculty of the human mind—the dialectic, the speculative, the imaginative, the contemplative, the observative—and these all struggle together to give expression to the theme which comprehends all thought, all being, all space, all duration. There is no great and no small To the soul that maketh all; And where it cometh, all things are, And it cometh everywhere. Hardly a theory of fysics, hardly a speculation of metaphysics, concerning the origin of things—force, motion, heat, evolution, light, spirit—but is anticipated in the Rig Veda. There nature is etherealized and spirit materialized. "The intellectual and the sensible, the ethical and the naturalistic, are there conjoined in the most inartificial and also inseparable way, as kernel and shell in the yet unripe fruit grow indissolubly together." Nature and Soul are one. The powers of nature No Alum! No Adulteration! C.J.Hawley & Co.'s strictly pure Grape Cream of Tarter Yeast Powder. On application a sample will be mailed to your address, postage paid, that you may compare our Yeast Powder with others. To test yeast powder put one-half of a teaspoonful in a goblet half full of cold water. The pure powder will effervesce until dissolved, leaving the water clear, while the adulterated will not. You cannot be too careful about these adulterations; it is too late to think of it after the harm is done. Insist upon your grocer ordering C.J.Hawley & Co.'s Yeast Powder. Send for our new Catalogue. C.J.Hawley & Co., Grocers, 215 and 217 Sutter Street, San Francisco. Our Progress. As stages and stage routes are quickly abandoned with the completion of railreads, so the huge, drastic, cathartic pills, composed of crude and bulky medicines, are quickly abandoned with the introduction of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, which are sugar-coated, and little larger than mustard seeds, but composed of highly concentrated vegetable extracts and are warranted to cure all irregularities of stomach liver and bowels. Sold by druggists. "Excuse me, madame, but I would like to know why you look at me so savagely!" said a gentleman to a lady stranger. "Oh, I beg pardon, sir; I took you for my husband," was the reply. No Good Preaching. No man can do a good job of work, preach a good sermon, try a law suit well, doctor a patient, or write a good article when he feels miserable and dull, with sluggish brain and unsteady nerves, and none should make the attempt in such a condition when it can be so easily and cheaply removed by a little Hop Bitters. 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In ordering, give the number of the style offered with the order. These Cabinets will be sent to an in postage stamps or currency charges prepaid. Some Streets (Over Wells, Fargo & Co.) Expri Savings Bank Books The highest price paid for Balances in The Savings and Loan (Clay St.), Odd Fellows', Masonic Freemakers and Mechanics, by JOHN T. LITTLE, 202 Montgomery St., Hoem I and N FRANCISCO PACIFIC WATER CUR There is no great and no small To the soul that maketh all; And where it cometh, all things are; And it cometh everywhere. Hardly a theory of physics, hardly a speculation of metafysics, concerning the origin of things—force, motion, heat, evolution, light, spirit—but is anticipated in the Rig Veda. There nature is etherealized and spirit materialized. "The intellectual and sensible, the ethical and the naturalistic, are there conjoined in the most inartificial and also inseparable way, as kernel and shell in the yet unripe fruit grow indissolubly together." Nature and Soul are one. The powers of nature personified, and by turns invested with all the attributes of Deity, or the universal soul manifesting itself in the fenomena of nature, especially in light—the dawn, the sun, the sky—all-pervading, all-renewing, all-beneficent, these worshiped with hymns, prayers, oblations, represent the religion of India in the oldest and purest of the Vedas. In reading these hymns of more than thirty centuries ago, one is puzzled by the frequent mixture in the same verse of seeming puerility with real profundity. Where we find such metafysical acumen and such poetic sublimity as often occur in the Rig Veda, it is fair to presume that connected passages, which a literal translation makes meaningless or childish, had a higher meaning, which is veiled from us by some symbol or mystery of language. Yet this very commingling of metafysical acumen and poetic fervor with a certain childish credulity, which characterizes the Rig Veda, is found also in the Hindos of to day. Indeed, as these qualities are combined rather than contrasted in those early hymns, do they not show how human nature, at all points, was open to the influence of religion—the filosofic thought, the poetic fancy, equally with the childlike faith? And if at length materialism shall establish its atomic theory of the universe, this vaunted outcome of physical science could reaffirm an old metafysical theory of the Indian mind—the development of the universe from motion and heat, "impregnating powers and mighty forces, a self-supporting principle beneath, and energy aloft." If fysical science would make God "the sum of all the forces of the universe," the Vedic religion made of nature "a metafysical deity."—Rev. J. P. Thompson. 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Boots和Shoes John Sullivan,N.E.cor.Burying Jackson Sta.,San Francisco；to make to order the best French Coffee BOOTS.at room 16；Galleries和Alley,TIES；California.$350；Boys'andChildren's Boots；Sholes made to order.Poins Boots和Sholes to the amount of Twelve Dolls；or may still allow reproduction of four persons receipt of price.Humphreys Homeopath Medicine Co.,100 Falcon Street,N.Y. Boots和Shoes John Sullivan,N.E.cor.Burying Jackson Sta.,San Francisco；to make to order the best French Coffee BOOTS.at room 16；Galleries和Alley,TIES；California.$350；Boys'andChildren's Boots；Sholes made to order.Poins Boots和Sholes to the amount of Twelve Dolls；or may still allow reproduction of four persons receipt of price.Humphreys Homeopath Medicine Co.,100 Falcon Street,N.Y. 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