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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07
MISCELLANY.
TIE Stars ABovE US.

A translation from the writings of French
philosopher gives us the following staggering
items about the stars and their distance from
ms: The nearest of the stars is distan from
the earth no less than 206, 265 times 49, 900, 600
miles. Tho space which surrounds the
planetary system is void Of stars to that dis
lance at least.
The star which is the nearest to us, Alpha,
Of Centaur. has parallax of OBJ seconds.
It's distance from earth is 226, 400 times the
radius of the earth's orbit, or 21,0O0,0 00 00c,-
600 miles. This is our neighbor star, and its
distance is probably the minimum distance
between star and star--21 200, 900, 00O, 600
miles, Each of these stars shines with its
own lights sun like our own.
The second star, in the order of distances,
is 81 Cygni Its parallax is 051 Sec, and its
remoteness $1,000, 600, 000, 600 miles.
OF the thousands of stars which have been
studied we know the distance of only twenty.
Among these we may signalize Sirius, sun
2,6ss times larger than our own, surrounded
by a system of heavenly bodies several of
which are already known, and distant from us
80, 0OO 600, 000, 900 miles; the Polar Star,
which is a double star, distant 292, 900, 0O0,
00O, 900 miles; and Capella, distant 425, o00,
600, 000-a space which is traversed by light
in seventy-one years and eight months ; so
that the luminous ray which reaches us from
this fine star in 1874 must have started out in
1903 Capella might have been extinguished
in 1904, but we should see it still. 1t might
90 out to-day and yet the inhabitants of the
earth would continue to admire it in their
heavens until 1916 Conversely, if there
existed, on the planets gravitating round
Capella, minds whose transcendent vision
could thence descry our little earth, lost as it
Is amid the suns rays, would now use the
earth of the year 1903, and would be seventy
one years eight months behind hand in its
history. These are the stars that are nearest
to us. The others are incomparably more
remote.
There are stars whose light cannot reach us
in less than 100, 1000 or 10000 years, though
light travels at the rate Of 1876, 900 per second
To traverse the sdereal world of which we
form part (the Milky-way), light takes $4,000
years.
To reach us from certain of the nebulae it
must travel for 300 times that period, for
5000, 900 years.
Let the imagination, that is not appalled, by
these immensities, strive to conceive of them.
If it does not experience the vertigo of the
infinite" let it calmly contemplate these
abysses, and realize the position of the earth
and of man in presence of them. Thus will
itgain some conception of the discoveries made
by siderel astronomy.
Such are the dimensions actually measured
in the general constitution of the universe.
As yet we are only at the vestibule of the
edifice, on the edge of the abyss of inflnitude;
and we shall never penetrate very far beyond.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07

An exchange ridiculing the ridiculous coun-
ty fairs, which make no effort at good shows,
says that the Clearfield fair consisted of a
calf, goose and pumpkin. 1t raiped SO
hard the first night that the goose swan off,
the calf broke loose and ate the pumpkin, and
thief prowling around stole the calf, and
that ended the fair.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07

Let it not be imagined that the life of good
Christian must necessarily be a life of melan-
choly and gloominess for he only resigns
some pleasures to enjoy others infinitely
reater.-Pascdf
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07

There is the difference between happiness
happiest man, really is SO but he that thinks
himself the wisest, is generally the greatest
fool. Coltou.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07

hate anything that occupies more space
than it is worth. hate to see load of band
boxes go along the streets, and hate to see
q parcel of big words without anything in
them.--Hazlitt.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07

Read not books alone, but men, and among
them chiefly myself; il thou find anything
questionable there, use the commentary of
severe friend.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07

He who reforms himself has done more to-
ward reforming the public than crowd OF
noisy, impotent patriots.-Lapater.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07

cuous and culpable, in proportion to the rank
of the person who commits it.--Juoenal
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07

He that will not reason is a bigot he that
cannot reason is a fool; and he that dares not
reason is aslave.--Drummond.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07

The most delicate aad beautiful mind, like
the most delicate flower, is the soonest
blighted yet it is the source of the most .ex-
qnisite happiness, as well as countless evils,
owing to it, refined sensibilities.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07

Bad habits are the thistles of the heart !;
every indulgence of them is a seed from which
will spring new crop of weeds.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07

The best memory is that which forgets
nothing but injuries. Write injuries in the
dust, and kindness in marble.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07

The friendships of the world are oft confed-
eracies of vice, or leagues Of pleasure.
son.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07

Wit will never make man rich, but there
are places where riches win always make
wit.--Johnson.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07

History has been finely defined ssGods illu-
minated clock, set in the dark steeple of
tims.c
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07

An old gentleman of the name of Gould,
having married very young wife, wrote 4
poetic epistle to friend to inform him of it.
which concluded thus:
so you see, my deai sir, though I'm
eighty years old,
A girl of eighteen is in love with old
Could"
To which his friend replied
A girl of eighteen may love Gould it is
true,
But believe me, dear sir, it is Gold
without U"
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-29
VARIETIES.

Mr.. Mary Freely, Of St. Louis,
travelling on the Vandalia train. though
she put her poke, book IN Ter stock
inn. vas robbed Of it, her hose being
cut open while she ~innoceutly Stun.
befed.
The editor Of the Psducah Ken
tuckian, having accepted . nomins-
sion Tor the Office Of Coroner. says that
usuy yesrs' experience within the pre-
cipcss Of Cairo renders hin ~ excel
lent Judge Of dead man
The boy Who. vheu asked to What
sssde he would wish 20 be brought NJ.
replied. Il will be . trustee, because
.sver sisce papa has been . trustee Ne
lAvs he'd puddings for dinoer," was
siss ehild IN his generation.
Mosqsiio>s are described in GER
ssin part Of Minnesota Is thicker
than the rurroandiag foliage, w'sh
wings like Apo1J0e'A . beak Ike al
Artesian auser aid = ysice like the
'o'--i "f many xaserA
A prominent puh6se uauSs .s~
vile has this notice posted up: Don,
open this door'-under which some
wag wrote the query, "Why?" sod
another responded, because you
can't; its locked"
Nov 10 the chance for . scientific
man. lie, bin tell the people in M'u-
uesots what useful aud valuable art''
Go can Be made out of ssssshoppers
Petroleum VA scornpd Is q nuisance
for handrsds Of years.
A male psssstiG in . breach Of prom
ise suit jsi0udon has Obtained one
f.,thine damages; which shows how
much less value is set by juries on the
loss Of . prospective husband.
/ Il vas considered q deed Of mag
nanimity tor q San Franciscn street
crowd 20 allow . Chinausn to depart
With his life. after having killed two
immense dogs that had been set upon
him BY QUE Of ies
q
Aniker uniq4~ 'ocurred
ut Cs.sp Brown. y lately, .
yseng man named Gk marryios a
4usw twelve years odd. The mar.
riage vas sole,paised '.amid an ex-
tr.ordan;, exubennce Of -pirits."
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-29

L'I1 ..,,e An homes, blsck
sanisf vas Z iasulted ar
his character infamously deisfleu
Fueuas advised him Il seek redres
by means of ls~. bat 20 QUE and oil he
replied, mo l wiil go 70 MY forge
sai ,here 10 six moa,hs | Win have
worked out such . chsrseter ASi
earned such 3 name as all the judges,
Law courts snd lawyers in the world
could not give me-" lie vas right.
II Is by honest hbor. manly esuraee,
and . conscience void a sEssss. that
We asser, our true digni,y AMI prove
our honesty and responsibility.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-29
GSses:im n Alabama

lhc Commonwealth lahore under Q
dreadful burden II izoosancs; tn H.
literacy in some sections is appalling.
With a population Of . littIe more
than q n,;lliou, Alabama has more
than three hundred and eighty theu
sand peIsohs who q neither read nor
write ; and OF these nearly n hua
dred thousand are whites. There ere
also large classes Who can both read
and write, but whose education goes
no farther. Anosg the one hundred
.snd se~venty-6ve thousand voters in
ihe State, there u newspaper circa-
laaion Of forty Thousand only. The
negro dtes not seem to care for ps-
pes. A good public school system
~ inssSensed u Alabsus 10 1854.
and three ye.-s lsae, nearly ninety
sbsuassd eAildN. were se.ssdiae
school 10 the State = ps the advsn. Of
she ~ assulled shs bsssss. al,ssdy
msaA 81 sisos seooasssds; os educs-
tional 1.esesss have been ApevAst
embsoileG. The cooducs Of sheA&oc,,
i nov 10 the haeds Of uhss i ks6AS
- the State Bosrd Of Edscasies, CON-
Iossd Of The State Supssinsesdeus ssd
TOO membsls from each e~ongre.siossl
district This board hsa full lesi.ls-
1--WE posesa, thsscgislature bring osl,
sevisory Of it, go The school fdhsi
receives from halt es.ilHessAo t6O,.
600 Annually from the SsSse, ooe-thnu
Of il being interest on the fund b.
rsoved BY the general governmess,
ssd the semaiDdsv being made up Of
ose sab of the commonwealth gen
eral rsssa~s-sIl the polLsax. the u
cenaea. asd ths tax o. i-nsusasos con
paniea This fund = somisally appos
sicoed imparsisliy 10 The shites and
blacks 10 each county, anil the trss
tses in eeeh township are informe-
what their share il Under this rys
ten, tho average attendance u II
various schools opened throughout th
State, Vas one hundred and City thous
and /; but IN 1873 the schools we're q
closed, tssvs those in the large cities.
on account Of the inability Of the Stat
to paw teachers! This cessation b
been productive of much harm On
Reorganization. Efforts have. how
ever. been made to rcsucsafe n
State University at Tuscaloosa. whic
il not in . Hourishine condition, and
normal college. for teachers Of bot
sexes, has been started at Flosence
in the northern part Of the State. i
Western Al.seuA, q colored univoFsis
,pA -uvfnal ssllsss has been estal
!. liss~aat Marion, and a colored M
!. NAL school is opened 1t Huetrvill'
The A0ericss Missionary Society q
6 50 maiatains . college for voiored DC,
a pis =. 1all.aex.- Nerssaer Er Sc
fe0aLer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-29
THE RED CLOUD CHEF
,,li, cLGEp. NEgGAsRA.
re CD .A.a.s .zas:zE7.
~ Is =. TAYLOR.

fss 700 Ter sta,ks IN ~..,e.ssngi~'s is1Es.
He1aa it, .eeseinst'rs eass.
sms-zsalss ..sps o. lie afghan meek.
an asziralsstr.so enhas1riter eek.
a., r.,,.thsr oas, aDi be " aks the Bay :
IN ifu! cold AID g IarhEh way,
1wssr.aisfae- ar.s win. BE rapid wings
1bss suhan rreai. ola Eae Of kisss.
.s..e GU ,eral iaash. four blasts OF hern.
T.serGs.y ~ ables TUuse taa morEi
a izmbs % lei Soolen tabs
Are p.a,.n, sctsoo. with tho &. b, abs;
e,I,oi AL she ca.;is spell
"a, tas. usi e the Distant v~xels tell.
haH-iaugh whinny f.is tho. stalls
hon q. wn In the rack The elorer falls.
A s,,. !. Waiting around his mate
rx,1Aeyrsns bsak On his Wigs OK slate.
And .iew;ny OF With a wooins note
Tbs satin rhine Of his golden taroat-
IsisNsids An OF Love" re-:oid
In a5tnaii.s fnsof blue and gold!
vi. Tie eassun ssss that helped the boys,
IT, n.sbicr usisnsOfsamsier groys-
~ they striped the husks with rus.lins fold
From e,gh.-rowed eern AZ yellow as gold.
ssy he csodie-iishi ia pumysin bs~ss.
AndssS.szmsshai showed ssussssic hole
In che aaint old lanterns tassrssd tin.
From the hermit glim set up within:
Dy the rarer light in girlish eyes
As dark a. weils. or % VI rs skies.
] hear the laugh when the err 10 red.
I see the bsash with the forfeit pad.
The cedar cakes with the ancient twist.
1he cider cop that the girls have kissed.
Andf zee the fiddler through the dusk
Ashe twnpss the gnost Of Money Musk
The bays and girls In q double row
Wait face to face till the magic bow
Shall whip the tune from the violin.
aud the merry pulse Of feet begin.
-Scribner for SeptemGer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-29
HARVESTING.
A LOVE STORY.

80 shone hot on the great roof
sf Uncsc Obed's farm house, shcne
hes, beat down sercviy. making the
,sAses on the vine creeping up over
the lack porch droop, and the mos,
oi The shingles dry and crisp. The
speaisg pears on the ~out-reachine
brsnefss Of. the "Bell'' tree, which
touched the tn spout on the caves
we're hot, and ever the great tree II.
teif looked ready tosf.int from thu
heat. The suorsink glers yibes hang
Ing fpp and psrshiaae GO The sting
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-29

rose snd ri. 90 the bal: tarnel lin
hers. The pleasant home &C q 60
hours before va a IA : Of runs, hut
there were two happy hearss ont IN
de- the broad sky, naswi,hsssndIpy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-29

wings, scratching on the coolest sids
IT the barn /, old MIRO parting in thu
lack porch; the cows standing hall
ssseep in the pond over 10 the meadow,
chewing their cuds and lazily swinging
their tails TO keep off the flies buzzing
s'eepiiy sround thcm--all these gave
evidence that it vas a hot lay, { very
hot day. Aud, as if these were no,
enough 10 convince the people, there
Was the Thermometer hanging over
aid Nero, and going up. up, every
minute. There were other things in
the back porch. There was the blue
dA-h churn turned up to dry in the
sua, lsrd q row of milk pans put there
r The same purpose in the early
nserniac. rc,srs the sun had left tina,
rsa d the house TIE vel, was close
be.;sie il. and the bucket, vool and
all chipping, was ses down 90 the
xfceu grass-the ouly cool article Is Sc
isaad. The milk room opened 20
snrd =. and through the wire screen
shieA fesspsd The door could be G
Aunf Rh0de lwlie.:-, e..
--ssiA ol, a aSs III
ssuasng nscss Stopping moment uow
and sisn toturn . cheese or inspect
-
jsr of batter. t1et 10 the kitchen
Priscilla t"Pnasy her father aud
msthes called herl. aud Jane Ann. q
seishbcrs dsaghser who had come to
l;.lp through harvest, vere preparing
DINNER. Tie great stove standing on.
the painted floor held sevcrsi kettles,
s,.sue Of which we're bubblins and hiss
inr. sending ont srisefai little jets Of
rseam from under their bright tin
csxerA aMors shs9 she tszskess.s1
sN1eh Jane Ann insisted on attending
to 6rs, Of n 10 the Preparations for
dinner, probably 50 Il could get well
cooked. aid which she always filed
.iii ih.-~zser ran o.s cf the spout and
oossd oat aader It's great iron cover,
and which. asa consequence Of the
last mentioned fact, YES making 81
great boiling, babbling and spla>hing
al hus generally. PrissiilA sssad
zee through the open windows. Is she
vent back and forth between the oven
's.etAs pantry, the men working IN
tie lssxest fsii. She could see the
white e.Sse from he sesbble. the
ss.sks Il elsis growing less and ses
dovs IN she xsse tot y the men drew
o1sm into the bsr1ssA6 piled them up
On tue brosd nck. Skpcoaldsee the
ripsa.d u.in,1ki ssandhsSt and the
upapes pssssg uousd and ssessd l.
Solfseinx bipdi.e s1>tae
$3.50 nd As6lisg. u spifS
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sar. She ~ The
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The Red Cloud chief., 1874-08-29
The Umheclla a. . Toreh-stess.

A. civilization becomes more and
more refined, the hopes Of thore Who
ssss .Aa@ . sieu by which . gentle.
msn css be infsllibly distinguished,
scst's Nth Increasing anauimity about
the umbrella. Really, If We look ..
Il. there is 10 oshsr movable article Of
what We may call mans veststory
furniture I've invent this word to cover
foger rings. Eyeglasses, cane, sleeve
bu'sohs. ksives. p.ncils. etc +, which.
Of course ore not closhing) thst is 80
universal - adjunct to the modern
human being q ~ umbrella. Every
body must have one, be he, or she,
rich or poor. high OF low. learned or
uniearned. lay or cleric, good or bad.
Umbrellas are made Of every style and
shape and Of Ill degrees Of oo~thners,
to meet the cravings Of humanity at
large. From Queen Victoria to the
King Of Ashsntee, from Mr. Stewart
TO the apple woman from Gen Wa,h.
i"gton To Ben. Butler Or Bill Tweed,
everybody fo fiee need an umbrella.
And the university or The need mskes
the universally Of the test. The
t~empsasioo 70 appropriate, snsex.
convey. az. - pus il blunily. to seal.
umbrellas II ooe from which no 500 Of
Adam . exemps. A mao nsy b
psocibUs shout returning psosiss ;
he ray vslk I've miles % setusu .
bos1owcd bosk, q hs may oever be
kooun % aak for . postage ssa.p
sisbeut paying sc u % shs spoa-ssa
r1s-Ae0ev ssebs sbasss miHA~
. besper uuUveus yusu nis Own itOu
ths nsk n nisssks. md be ssay b
fbsgsttisg % return ~ ven
rtyisA oos be borrowed frnm souo6d-J
ins freed on . raisy evsnisg. VIXEN
phsesoioU, and physicgsomy, sSdl
drss. ADD reputation fail. the uu !
brelis = - safsiiine seaitive-pspss ro1
artsce The .toseh Of - hone-s h.ad |
u Dioseoes hsa Known al that we
know 10 or day. he would pos have
wassed hs time trampiog about