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Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

The .sdy members Of the Rayviie Sunday
school are speaking Of having a May Day pic.
ME. That's right; we should try to e"cour-
age our little friends by contributing in his
way tn their innocent smuse menf and pleasure
Brs.,ie., the Oldest Of Us who love the chii-
,iren. enjoy such things abou, IS much a. they
do. Let's have the picnic.
Alto can no " hast one OF the finest schools
in thu. section of conu,ry Rev. }. d. Fletcher.
who has already won an enviasle reputation
a, a teacher, has been so fortunate as N
secure the services o. a.sisrsn, ct Miss Fannie
! CLARK, one ~ the mot intelligent, accom-.
pli.hed and efficient lady teachers III North
! Louisiana. Parents can safely cn,rust their
children TO the cure Of snrh teachers. for both
moral and intellectual trimming.
Tie April number of the Southern Cnl'va
,or, the o,,le.s, agricultural magazine Published!
| in the South. is on our table and we notice
that il has assumed Q new dress. that IN,
proves It's appearance. Esch number Of this
vslubIe magazine contains 40 pages (pam-
phlst size) Of reading matter, making $50
pages year, from the mos, scieni'dc prar'i.
cal planters of the country. w. L. Jones,
Editor and Proprietor, Athens. Go.
| A case Of varioioid made is appearance q
few miles north OF iiii. Pl1re last week; bat
! the patient has recov .rcd. We presume. " ith>
! GU, communicating the disease TO others, Is
we hear Of 10 other case, in the neixhlor-
| hood. We hope our pan-h will e~rsP. a
Sourge Of small pox, at any rate, hot il
wouId be well tn guard against q poss,l'iiiiy
Of ito spread by the use Of the usual prrven-
tive Get y,ur physician 10 vsccinate your
family.
The Police of our parish, we presume. fo'n
conversations with members, intend to ignore
the law providing for the employment 81
| criminals on public works. This we regret
because we believe that the law is . good
one, which would, with appropriate Iegisis
ton on the part Of the Board Of Police, save
q great deal to the parish. by preventing thu
commission of many small offences. AMI Civ e
Us better roads. II, at least, would .onpe'
such offenders to work for their bread.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

A Shooting scrape took place in the
Office Of Judge Crawford, yesterday
morning. in Delta, between Geo. c.
Wsd,leI; and Tbos. W. Watts. sup.
posed 10 he about some dispute con.
corning business. No one was in the
office u the tine hut the "shootis,s. J."
each IT whom AYERS that the other
shot first. Watts WAS struck once
slightly. without breaking the skin.
and his coat perforated. Waddell re-.
ceived three 6esh wounds. oil in the
left arm, one Of which would have
killed him hut it struck his pocket.
book over his heart aud glazed away.
Not the first instance in which .
pocket-b0nk has cheated DEATH
Vickrburg Herald.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

Whatever We may have to say
ahon, old Ben Buffers rs-ralitv, We
cannot deny that he is one Of the
shrewdest politicians in the Union.
He never gors down with the sinking
ship. lie left the Democratic parry
~hen b. foresaw Republican triumph.
ard now that he ..es that it is only .
question Of time f"r the financial ideas
If the IVES, and South to rule. he has
aha ndonrd his section on the money
question.-Vi eksburg Herald.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

A sad occurrence took place at Mr..
y. b. Lauier's Gumw""d place. in this
county. Oh SATURDAY. last. A colored
bcv named Henry Holmes. about ten
wears old. shot and killed. with an old
army C,u.ket, his liitle,l sister, aged
three wears. II seems Henry took
some bread from the family oven dur.
ing the absence OF his father When
the latter returned the little sister told
him wha, Henry bad done. and Henry
loaded the mu-krt and discharged the
contents ut her because she informed
IN him. although h- declared he took
aim q, the wall. The young scoun-
drel should I've made an sxample Of
Vicksburg Herald.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

CAsUAirY-On the 22d instan,
Kosciu>ko was startled by the suicide
Of Mr.. Charley Boyd. He went home
aud asked bis wife f1r dinner. She
replied there was nothing to eat IN the
h"use. lie kissed bis little daughter.
went into the next room and shot
himself with . shotgun. Moral
Wives should Away. keep something
TO eat 10 the house.-COlumbus hide.
pendent.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

The weather has been fair, but cool most
Of this week, the thermometer ranging be-
tween AZ ard 60 degrees, from Wednes-
day nll Friday; consequently vegetables have
grown very slowly.
B.uf river IS still rising, although the Mis-
si.,ippi has been falling severai day; but
there is no danger Of an overflow. The fol-
lowing is the signal service report as pub
li,brd in the Vicksbnrx Herald Of Thursday
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

New Orleans. April 3-Governor
Nicbull. signed the death wsrrsnts Of
Wesley Turner. wbo killed Frederick
Ehrhardi ; Jark-on Edwards. for The
murder Of Jas. Edwards. and Alrck
Brown, who killed VIM. Dudley.
Th. conde,nned are oil negroes. and
committed their crimes ia Tho parish
Of S.. Mary. They will BE- hanged
on ,bs ssn.e gslIows At Franklin. 90
Monday. 3sd inss--Prcss Dispatch.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

In order shst there may be no i'isunder-
ssand,ngs aud disaPpointn'enis ~ hen the time
E,r such matters srnve, 10 now state in ad'
vance that no candiiss-s name will be IN.
nounced in the BEACON nnless the same 10
paid ks IN advance, and no communication
o. cell for csn.,i s,es will lie inserted unless
srcO npaniei BY the money TO psy for the
ss,ne, IT the rate Of ten cents per line fis all
ouch .nm.unirasions This sulc will not be
DEVISED from in any instance or "nder ai.y
circumstances, and parties will svsia any un
pieasa", Misunderstanding with us by bras
ing this fact IN mind. IT,
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

PREsBYrBRIAN.-Rev.D u. A. Campbell viii
preach regularly. =, Alto on the st Sabbath
in each month at Union Church on Bsskin
Ridge, IN franklin Pa. on the third Sab
hath; 1t Rayviile on the fourth Sabbath;
Regular appointment for preaching of the
Bapts, Church at PsyviIe i. the first Sunday
in ca month and Saturday night before.
Rev. L. e. Keilis Pastor.
The appointments Of the RavviIle G remit
". z. Church South are a. follows Girard
the frs, Sunday in earh month; Rayvillr the
second, At Little Geek 1t II a. IN. and Alto
q, night on the third, aud Union the fourth
T. H. McCiendou, p. c.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

Last MONDAY evening. as N. J. LiddelI
Esq, 70, into his buggy to 20 home from Ray.
vile. his horse took fright n something
dashed of around the court house square aud
then down the road At full speed towards
home. The Judge succeeded IN jumping
ffom tho busxy in front Of Mrs Bickers resi-
dence, without receiving any injury. AMI the
horse wen, on. breaking loose from the nsgy
near the old Horn Chapel. about on. and .
half miles below town; and, strange to say
neither horse OF buggy was seriously dam
eyed.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06
OrFicr " J L 3KHEy. MoSRoE. La.
February, 1878

OTFIcr " L 2EHES. MoSRoE. La.
February, 1878
To the P.biie -
Bear this IN ind SEWING MAcHINIs hare
,oms dora! The Sewing Maritime c"mb,na>
non has busted! ami therefore, the pubic
si,oui.i be wide awake 10 their real Interests
an know where 10 purchase m advantage.
We run M wagons. we employ no agents,
we pay no commissions tn "n,da!e,neD, and
consequently We eau sell Machines CHsArrR
than those who do Having discontinued the
waro" system ant discharged our agents. We
are now prepared to fu nIsh AL Kinds OF
sewing Marines At greatly reiwed prices
We keep constantly on hsnn the Singer
Machine aud the improved Wilson also
other styles. and we will make il To the Inter
est Of all parties needing machine TO consult
us ,'efose purchasing from travelling agents or
soiiciiors, aud paying "wnr prices TT c. M
n'O':I'y thai We sell n figures To suit the hard
times"
Address, ]. E. BEHES,
5-hens Sewing Machine Emporium.
Feb l6-3m Monroe, La.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

The Grand Lodge Of Free Mssons
of England. Lord Csrnsrvon prrsi.
ding. hs. unanimously passed reso-
lniiun refusing to recognize, a. . Free
Mason. any person Initiated in body
where belief in Gnd IL denied or igno.
red. his refers to the action Of the
Grand Orien, Of France. which re-
Gently eliminated the article express.
ing belief in Gnd from its ritual.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06
Sheriff. Sale.

W. S. Mcintosh. Tutor, } State Of Loui.ians,
VS. No. 453 Parish Of Rirhlsnd.
W. Bcyk,n. Parish Court
DY virtue Of = writ of Fl. Fa i.sued fran,
I'D the Honorable Parish Court Ia and for
the parish of Richland, State Of Loui.isna, IN
the above entitled and Numbered suit. aud IL
me directed. have seized and will Offer for
sale al the door of the court house IN the iown
OF Rayviilc, said parish of Richand, on Sat.
nriay.
The 9Th day Of April. 1873.
within the hours prescril'-d hy law, Al public
auction. IT, the last aud highest bidder, the fol.
low ing descst'~d properly. tc-wit:
One Singer Sewing Machine and one gray
Pony.
S-izsi as the properly of J. w. Boykin.
defendant ant will he sold to pay said debts
Interest and al costs.
Terms Of ssle-ca.h, with the benefit OF
aPprai.ement.
"A. LIDDELL. Sheriff
Sheriff Office.
RayviIie, La, Mar %, l87s-3t
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

Rooms State Central Committee
Democratic Conservative Party. New
Orleans. March 18Th. lS78.-There
will i~ u meeting Of the State Cen
trail Conmiitec Of the Democratic
Conservative Party If Louisiana on
the 6rs, day Of May. 1875. in New
Orleans.
I. W. PATTON, PRIEST
State Central Committee.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06
RAYVlLLE. LOUISIANA,
Saturday, April g. 1873.

Please aAAeoas MI letters -
business eoDnecleA with the
Deaeon Once, and eooWwns.
Nasjons iolendeA f6r pubsscae
vAOo, - he Beacon. Or -
THOO. j. MANGhAM,
EAIlor q Proprietor.
Ne Noalce - applicasieo fss
AameaistrAlS0u q = Kucee~s1en
Win hereafter be 1aserted In
THU poper uWless @ n ncc0MPA.
nied with oS.OOs nor Will No
taees q Final kettlemenes ~
S.!:*:'shea until I'll discs are
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

Mai. Wadd~ll. one of the wounded
parties to the ARRAY 10 Della. the
other dsy. was resting easy Yesterday
hut DR.. Whitehead informs us that the
wound 10 Waddell's shoulder may
prove very serious.-Vicksburg Her.
aid.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

The captain Of The stesmh"st Hen-
~ Tate. reports that hsrles Landry.
second eogineer of the steamboat As
sumption. fell overheard. about sixty
Eve miles above here, and was
drowned. The body was not recov
cred. He leaves q family 10 this city.
NEG Oyieans Delta.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

DEATHS deaths occurred
this week; two 10 one house Of pnen.
mornis-Mrs. Martha Dunn and Mrs.
Brooks-and our-Mre. Gormon-of
hart disease. Sun.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06
$tsR4tlaaaBsate .


3owsLL & CHEsxAS. ST. Louis Mo-. ave
Ssr authorised Agents TO contract for adver
1siag for the bsAcos.
3. n. PsrrixsILt h Co.. ~ Park Row
warner Beekman street, New York, are our
ssshosisen agents Tor N. Y.
n. ?. HucsAap, Advertising Agent. New
Maven. Csun., will counIrsct for advertise.
Rsn,s Tor the BsAeon.
Ma. Jas. H. M.Rrrs. =, Mr.. r. Blooms.
Csswioc6 Street. Vick.burx. hss full MI hori'y
" eensracs (us advertising and transact o'he'
business % svess fr the BsAc0v III thst CITY
end Dsssa. II
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

Gee week in Your o~ town. s. Out
OOOir Tree. No risk. Reader, ifyos wan,
uu.inrs- a, which persons Of either .ex can
make great pay oil the time they work. write
for particulars 10 II. HALLETT d co, Port.
liant Maine
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06
FAMILY PAPER IN THE STATE.
ADVERTISERS

Will and tina, the Daily and Weekly edi,ions
Of the HEsALD sfosd tho means Of reaching
a large number Of the best class Of readers IN
almost every S"u'hern State, particularly in
Mississippi and Louisiana.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06
Succession Sale.

Succession Sale.
Succession Of Chas. B. Slider. Deceased.
Parish Court, Parish Of Richland.
TN pursuance Of an order Ia me directed
1 from said Court. | will proceed to sell q,
pubic auction, in ,e town Of Delhi, on
Saturdas, the 9th day Of April, 1873.
the following Described properly. belonging TO
said succession. tO-wit Lots in said town.
designated as Lots I, ,. II Is. 10. ~, 90 and
30 Tying north Of the Presbyterian ch"rch in
said r"wn. being the properly Purchased by
Ctarlr. r SLIDER from And. J Walker on
the 2tnh OF Novemi'-'. 1867.
Tenn. Of sale-rw-Ive months credit, pnr-
chaser I" give bon.i. with approved security.
bearing 8 per cent per annu,n interest and
mortgage retained on he property.
Sale To br made by the undersigned Of
deputy sheriff.
H P. WELLS, Admr.
March 23d. 1888.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

M0aOntc.-Rexulsr communicative.
R. E. MrGuire Lodge No. 200 the. end We'd
ae.j DAY in ssch month.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06
JUST IN:

JUST IN:
Soh Hat, all coior.,
Siih Hats. all coiors;
Broadway Siik Hats;
Firth Avenue Silk Hafs.
GEO & KRESS 4 CO.
Vrk.bury. Mise.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

Rerne,nt,rr. four bn.heis III corn or i've
bushels 1T p",a,ocs will pay for the Bescnon
one yCar.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06
NEW ARRIVALS.

Anos'ier fine tM Of Piece GuSds;
Fancy Smtinks;
All sna,ie> 81 Fine Diagonals;
Fancy Pants Patterns
GEO {. KRESS h CO.
Vrkshnrg. Miss.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

], is no, difficult to learn but simple, easy,
very ia efestiDg ana printable.
UNE Hvuw EACH DAY Is sufficient IN insure
swre.s. Every iaiy aud gentleman can de.
vote mi. smvnnt Of time to ITS requirement.
Il can he I~A,nei in from rnREs MONTHS
upward. acrorii"y to the amount u time de-
voted to H.
Editors, Publishers. Lawyers. Doctors. News
paper k-p"',rr-, Ms"hsn,s, Nosaries
Pubic, Pubic AMI Private SchOOl
Teachers. Students,
Every Lady oxd Cestisman Should hasfev
the .Arf.
TERMS :-PersonalIy OF by Mail, C..h in
advance.
For the full and complete Course, vuarsn.
teeinx ins,r''ctrb till = sPeea Of 100 words
per minute is affirmed, $40 90
For Three Months, 1900
~ Students taking lessons per Mail ere
rsn restricted To any particular number u
lrs.ou., bat will be provided with the lessons
as rap,dIy Is desired.
ulcrM ad.iiuonxl infora,ation address
with 3 cen, ,tsnp, Jonxsoss COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE. 2UO b 2U2 N. THIRD Street, 81
Lo"i. Mo. L. 3 HixlzE. Sec.
JONI w. JOHNSON. President
Rrmiusbces At our risk may 20 made only
by Draft, Express, =. u Orier, az Registered
Letter. March 30, 1878 III.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

E)R SALE-A good. secondhand Cook
IL Move. Apply TO
Feb. %, ts7e-a W. r. NATCHAM
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

TOR SALE-D. N. FerTys Garden Veg
e,sbIe Seeds, five cents = paper. n
J. D McCORKLE.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06
The Weekly Herald

Is an eigh, page. fo'iy-eisht column paper
containing careful selections from the sti,osisl.
news and miscellaneous mater Of the Daily
edition, with the view 81 giving its readers 10
the country an epi,ome Of the weeks history.
aud making the best
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

LIQUORS, STAPLE AND FANCY
Grocrrie. i. large. aud we ohrr our usual
al vantsges to all cia.s-s of tnyerr
seplS E.T EGGLESrON ; co.
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

-.---=zE=--
s ose'
Asp;,e 10 noble ends.
Avoid evil sssocistion.
Live by your own EFFORT.
Read your parish r'Pe'.
Guard against evil habits.
Cen P's'""s " .'0o' "0"'
-" -
-,N:.,. .,....,
An ,.;., .hou, ,hi. I;,,,le vilI.se.
~. -, .,.c M. hard On sus,.
Tn. sm.ll mind misas email things
Homes, endeavor will win the goal.
Plant for Nm millions bales this year.
Xssp yo.r Flows constantly running.
No ssw silver dollar hs' 's'ched US YET
Rs'Peet old age, virtue and intelligence.
Never - ashamed OF any honest pursuit
And w are !" ss'e no s'e'"'" '"'' "'"<'
Cuitissse your good and subdue your evil
V'ePsnsiea
Give yss' merchant lien on your crop and
nslss II supplies.
NJ. Nstins' scheo, still increases. He hss
&C pvpilA We believe.
All Fss,s DAY has pam, bu, all the foOls
ere ma uous BY long shot.
rhsssS 10 su ,hose sweet liule school girls
a, ,A.;, a.s,l pr..en,.,isus ,hi. week.
..;,,. h.v. ,;~., x.,,,,h,.,
and s,,wi.s crop. . considerable bactss..
r.....n !. N. u,o., no,u,., .,m. .bou,
v.,,;,....o,w .oa .,,,,,.., limb. .,. v.,v
.,..,;e.,
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p. -. .,a p.,.,..,. w,v.,;o. n
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Thep wAs thought that old Winter had
49,
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We ~ ~" lev ''Ps ''"" '<'''e' I"
eur esesa this spring nut 'h'y are very
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

TOB WORK. Of oil kinds, f'om . esrts q
uisiie 70 poster, neatly s1sesssd o. sAss
ctlce, upon Short notice
Richland beacon., 1878-04-06

DAILY /:

The VicKssrsS DAILY hsaALD ~ published
every morning, except Monday, on Cnwford
Street, between Washington aud Mulberry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-07

that what was called religion in his day was
a fraud and leland he said so. If he said
so will bitter Indignation and harsh sar-
casm, it was from the nature OF MS mind,
and from his scorn for pretense, and fGlse-
hood, and hypocrisy. When those who, at
the recent French celebration, held their ex-
piatory service in opposition to Voltaire and
his admirers, were thus telling the world
how much better they were than those poor
Voltairians, did it ever occur to them
to ask whether the religious system
was to blame that had presented christianity
in such false light TO the active mind
Of the philosopher? While praying for the
infdel. did it occur to them to pray for pardon
for the distortion of religion that had kept
men In ignorance of Christ's teachings and
showed him vice, crime and superstition as
results of christian instruction and example
The church of our own day, with its warning
sects, It's velvet-cushioned temples-where
the poor, in their worn jacket or shapeless
sun-bonnet, find no welcome-its missionaries
at the remotest corners of the earth, while
want and ignorance are perishing within
sound of the church. going bell, I" may ad-
.vantageously ask the same question, Are we
presenting christianity to the world in man.
ner to win disciples by our good works, or to
repel them with pretensions on our lips that
have no response in our lives?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-07
Andrew johnson and Mr. seward.

New YORK Herald: In the course of his
interesting account OF the resignation by Mr..
Motley of the Austrian mission, Mr.. Bigelow
remarks that Mr.. Seward did not demonstrate
with President johnson in favor of Mr.. Mot
lev, because the President was Just then In
an irritable and suspicious frame of mind,
and 'the question involved was possibly
whether the country should lose the services
of Mr.. Motley at Vienna or those of MIR. Sew
ard at Washington" and he continues: "Mr.
johnson was suspected or at least accused by
prominent members of his own party of a
disposition TO strike an alliance with the en-
emies of the Union to revenge himself upon
what he regarded as the treachery of the Re-
publicans. While Mr.. Seward renamed in
the cabinet such an alliance was impossible.
No one supposed that he would permit, nor
did any one doubt his ability to prevent any
such reactionary design" Andrew johnson
was not good tempered man, but there Is
no proof whatever that he had any thought
of an alliance with the ''enemies of the
Union" He was undoubtedly anxious at one
time to rid himself of Mr.. Seward and Mr..
Stanton, but he wished to fill their places not
with "enemIes of the Union" nor even with
Democrats, but with Republicans whom he
believed to be more in harmony with himself,
and for this, certainly, he could not be
blamed We have heard on this point a
story which we have reason to believe true,
and which shows what were Mr.. Johnson
wishes and intentions He had fixed in his
own mind upon General Dix as the successor
of Mr.. Seward, and upon either General
Grant or General ]. ID. Cox as the successor
of Mr.. Stanton, and the story was that, hav-
ing advised with two or three confidential
friends upon the change, he dispatched one
of them to New York to sound General Dix,
with instructions in writing to offer the gem
eral the place of secretary of state If nd should
be found willing to accept it. Mr.. johnson g
friend came hither accordingly, saw General
Dix, found him thoroughly In accord with
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-07

Mr.. Johnson's views and willing to accept
the portfolio of the state department; and be
had Just disclosed to him Mr.. JohnEGn's
formal offer when a Geographic dispatch was
brought to the general, who excused himself
while he read it. Having walked up and
down the room once or twice in apparent
embarrassment he turned to the interlocu-
tor with the words, 81 ought to be entirely
frank with you. l think, and handed him
the dispatch. 1t was from Secretary Seward,
and contained an offer to General Dix of the
French mission, with request for an imme-
diate and definite answer. The general ac-
cepted, and was. as everybody knows, one of
the best representatives of this country In
Europe for. several years. President John
son always believed that Mr.. Seward had In
some way obtained a know edge of his in
tentions, and had by the prompt offer of the
French mission to General Dix baked Mr..
Johnson purpose. In all this, of course,
there was nothing discreditable to any one
concerned, and we relate the story only to
show that Mr. johnson, when he contempla-
ted asking for Mr.. Stewards resignation, had
no thought of a Democratic alliance, nor of
an improper selection to fill Mr.. Seward s
place. No one has ever presumed to doubt
either General Dix's loyalty or his ability.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-07

rice chaff from the mills in the batture. We
have been called upon several times to chron-
icle the narrow escape from death of chill
dren in these treacherous places, and yet no
notice has been taken to warn people of their
dangers. On Friday evening two children of
a well-known and prominent citizen were
told to go out and take walk on the levee
to enjoy the river breeze. The nurse, hold
ing the children by the hand, started, and
reaching the levee saw across the batture
what appeared to be level of so.t and yield
ing straw. This rice chaff floats and is in
thickness about four feet. To the eyeit looks
like solid ground covered with the hulls, but
beneath this deceptive covering there is a con-
siderable depth, and one step on this quick
sand and the venturesome party is Immediate
ly up to his neck in the chat, and neither by
swimming nor the most violent exertion can
he extricate himself. The nurse started to
cross this deceptive fiat, when she, with the
two children, immediately sank. Fortunate
ly, she touched bottom just as the chaf came
up to her neck. and, by desperate exertion,
she kept the heads of the little ones above
until aid came. Her cries for help were
heard after awhile, and all were rescued.
Had the water been a trihe deeper nurse and
children would never have been heard of,
and all the detective skill would not ferret
out what had become of them.