The Red Cloud chief., 1876-09-14

"a 5le hlH ~ $500
long spell, and was deiiriOus, and they
said at the time she just went over the
whole trial, and all the points that had
been made, and it would have melted a
heart OF stone to see the pretty young
thing lying here in aforeign country de
serted by her husband and dlsown"d by
her family, and yet so loving drought
all, and 80 brave and fOrgIvlng u the
man that she had promised to honor.
She wrote a good deal, and they say a
better educated woman, VI one WhO
knows more about science. is not - be
found in any country. Every one II
the valley was sorry when she left. ana
they all say, God bless the young In
glish woman and she took my hand
| and my wife's and says she, i have
| found such rest from the world and
| noise and trouble Of the world III here
| among these mountains. They have
| calmed me. | can think again. Oh,
| what friends these still old granite walls
have been, The Yosemite valley Of
| America has been the only place III the
world where ! have been let alone ana
allowed to breath free, and, says she, i
will always love il next 10 my chIldS
home. often think 81 tia: hymn,
Flee like a bird 10 the mountain, says
she, and it always seems applicable t.
- III a.. ILL.,. 9, l.irl from. NJ. H..
stroycr t. these hills, and | have found
peace here. | will do the best ! a al
through life and leave my futurcto On,
higher than nan"
oh" said Mr.. SHOW, bringing thG
front legs o. his chair to the floor viii
4 force that shook the house, when
do see such educated, lovely bean..fn
women Is Mrs. Yelvcrton getting thclI
hearts broken by fellows who are NO
their equal in anything, feel that tLer'
is something wrong in this universe
ana that God or man, nature OF societ,
has got a curse fastened 10 it that oIg!,
to sound a Shrek from every human
that Las a heart to feel, or a head t,
think"
| inwardly honor this Wan, Snow, anC
90 UP md shake him by the hand. anC
say, "YOu are "a noble fellow, Mr.. Snow
and | honor you, and | am sorry calle'
YOU a cross old bear. and | am sorry
stole your book for my ferns. and | an
sorry for everything, and | admire You
more than any body for taking the par
of the weak against the strong"
And after we have made up and cv
erything is all right again, he goes gu
to his work and | lie down on an OIL,
spring lounge, whose springs are bro
ken or stick through the cloth lik,
clothes-pins; and while the girls az
talking all around me my mind 60"
back to the newspaper reports | rea'
several years ego of a." beautiful Mr.:
Yelvcrton, who was travelling througI
America, and whose namc "aS promi
nently before the legal world because o
the manly fight she had made in tn
courts Of her native ltHd. Her min'
was called extraordinary. her lega
knowledge wonderful. her energy until
ing, her accomplishments varied. he
beauty angelic. ALI America WAS dag
zled by her wit and attainmentS. an
her diamonds and family history wer
discussed with equal freedom by til
personal journalists-those hyenas q
the world of letters. Yet, this brilliant
fighting, independent woman, VIII
flashed like a meteor across Zenitl
was shown NE here, in her refuge, I'll
the Yosemite, to be "a hcar.broken cred
tur", with feelings just like the rest q
us, with tears hidden 10y smiles. wit
l heartaches counted only 10y herself.
> How little we know of the inner h
l the outer life. How often Will this ste
ry, told 10y Mr.. Snow up there III Spra,
Cottage, yesterday. return to my mine
and with what kind and loving feeling
) will l always read the name of Yclvel
: ton, a woman who wept and prayed III,
suffered, and who will suffer, while he
, husbands peer, mind you-a nobl
man of the proud old British Isle, sit
} in ancestral halls. and wraps about hin
the convenient old great coat of BIRTHS
| pride, of family and family honor. an
pushes into the world the woman who's
!. wealt h he has squandered, and takes t
[ his heart another whose immense wealt
he has his eye upon Yosemite Lette
in Louisville Courier-Journat.
!. \ Story for Young Men.
N l had grown reckless after l move
M. that is. | fell in with crnWi