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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-21

WAS the man that struck that woman
Mrs. Sotbern exclaimed, firmly, IL am
the man that did it !" The excited peo.
pie rushed to the doors and said that no
one should pass. Sothern at once took
his wife by the arm. and said, "Oen-
tlemen, I am going to leave this housH,
and take my wife" His remarks were
made emphatic by the exhibition Of
. dangerous. looking pistol in his hand.
The people allowed him to pass. Soth-
ern and his wife made good their rscspe.
and though Miss Cowart's family Of
fered reward of $3.50 for their arrest,
and the Governor added $3.50. q year
elapsed befrre any tidines -ere made
public Of the fugitives. Then, in Jan
uary, they we're found in Franklin
County. North Carolina. The history
Of their escape ard capture is very
romantic aud they were considering
the propriety Of returning and giving
themselves over to the law when ar
rested. At the time Of her capture. iu
January last. Mrs. Sotbern hsd her
first child in her arms.
The whole family were placed iu
Pickens Jail. together with two or three
others engaged in the affair. Last week
at Pickeus County Superior Court the
case against Kate Sothern was taken up
for trial, Judge George N. Lester
presiding. The case occupied four days
in trial. Every particle Of evidence
possible on sither side was brought out
and every legal point was hotly contested
Aftsr an exhaustive trial, on Saturday
the 18th, the young bride Of n year ago
was found guilty Of murder. and was
sentenced to BE- hanged on the 2fst of
June. Tho woman held her child in
her arms throughout the trial. When
sentence was pronounced, she was COM
pletely overcome. A motion for q new
trial was made. and will be heard on
mond,y, che 18th instant It is more
than probable that the case will reach
tn" Supreme Court. Atlanta Consti.
tuition.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-21
Two Camellias.

Jeanne Donste is little pianist only
seven years old, who has lately perfor-
med b fore Queen Victoria. When a.
Buckingham Palace the little lady wore
a white artificial camellia. 'Who gave
you that ? asked the Queen. 'Oh
hats my talisman, your Majesty. Mile:
Abani gave it to me for good luck.
Her Majesty went over to corbe'lie,
cook out rid canellis, and gave it to
the child, saying: Wear that beside
il, my tser, sud may both bripg you Z
tws..stA s.sss Vi wv .uos
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-21

air. why, Richard, you must be crazy
man Of your age to think of marrying
when YOU have comfortable home AMI
q sister to attend to your wants. Ifyot
taks this step Richard, l am con6den
YOU will regret it. I think you will SET
vas, difference with that careless, ig'
norant child at the head Of your house
hold, for I shall not remain to be domi'
neered over by that saucy, independent
girl
Mr.. Delmaync made no reply to this
remark; but it was evident that hii
sister-in-law's determination did moi
break his heart.
Dot stood hy the window ip the
deepening twilight awaiting her guard.
ian who had been absent several days
in New York, looking after some prop
erty
Suddenly Dot Was aroused from a
reveriie into which she had fallen BY q
we'll known step, and she ran eagerly
tn the door to admit her guardian.
We'll puss. what have you been do
ing during my absence 2 said Mr.. Del
mayn., 90 he seated himself before the
glowing 6re and warmed his chilled
fingers.
'Oh, DEAR cried Dot. i have been
.hockingly bad; I can't remember one
half of the wickrdness l have been
guilty Of you must apply to madame for
the details; she has long black list of
nisdemeaoora ready for your private
ear; but. Guard, did you succeed in
finding husband fer msP
"Yes.' answered Mr.. Delmayne COM
pnsedly. 'bnt whether you will be suited.
remains to be seem
I suppose I shall be compelled to
marry him whether l will or no. rejoin-
ed Dot. mrrrily.
Not by any means answered the
guardian, gravely.
'Oh. that is decidedly commonplace
--you are not at all like the cruel guar
dians in stories, who compel their
wre,ched wards to wed the one they
choos. for them I an quite dissp-
pointed
oh woll,' said Mr.. Delmayns; 'ifyou
uish ne IN assume the role of tyrant. |
will do so with pleasure. The person
have chosen will, I am sure. strive to
make yon happy; hut remember. there
is to b. no appeal from my decision
1t is really going to BE- romantic at.
tar all cried Dot olapping her hands,
'but when am I to b. presented to my
fat. : Now II he had only sent his
photograph tho affair would have been
complete
L believe I have it, said Mr. Del
mavpe coolly producing his pocketbook.
Dot glanced curiously at the c~rte
de yinte which he passed to her. and
beheld the handeome face of her guar
dian.
Well said Mr.. Delmayne drawing
his ward to his side snd trying to look
into her downcast eyes.
Dot hid h.r face on her guardians
shoulder for a moment, then looking up
with charming color, che said de-
mnrely:
AS there i, to he no appeal from
your decision, | suppose must sub
nit
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-21
THE FROZEN HEART.
winter snow fell deep and fast,

THE FROZEN HEART.
The winter snow fell deep and fast,
Perplexing all the April day,
While bitter blew the surly blast
Which shook each lesHess twig and spray
The little birds were dumb and blue,
And chirruped forth no cheerful note,
The simplest melody they knew
Had frozen fast in every throat.
Just then, teneath the cloudy sky,
A little maid demure and sweet,
Shot forth, with sorrow in her eye,
And skinned the fields with naked feet.
She fed because her heart was sore,
And when q bird fell from limb,
She thought Of her own griefthe more,
And stepped aside to rescue him.
But, when her brother followed too,
And bore her sandals in his hand, -.
She said: s.The cold that chills me thro.,"
Is in my heart-not where / stand.
"For those who hold me in their thrall
Have linked me to Q loveless mate;
No colder fortune can befall,
Since I must love the one hate"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-21
BE Sure to stop at the
Latham House,
CAMDEN, 8. G.
fTaAsnrsr BOARD, $500 PER DAY.

~Ampls accommodations. Tables sup
n,;ed with the best the Markets afford. Eve
~ ~ attention paid to the comfort Of Guests.
n6- Persons stopping at the Latham
House will be conveyed to and from the
depot free Of charge. Passengers wi'nou,
heavy baggage, will be conveyed TO ana
from any part Of the town, not above DO
Kalb street, at 25 cents.
~Connected with the house IL . hrst
class Bar, which il located separately from
the house, and orderly kept
n~Conveyances supplied to guests on
liberal terms, either for city or country use.
ians-1y 8. B. LATHAM, Proprietor.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-21

any dear boy" said mother to her
son, as he handed round his plate for
more turkey, this is the fourth time
you hav, been helped" ~ know
mother, replied the boy, "out that
turkey peckcd at me once, and want
to get even with him." He got his
turkey.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-21
All Kinds

on Canned Goods, Of best quality, snd
warranted full weight, for sale BY
Nvssx UnGk9y t1t~1
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-21

A Nevada politician was elected on
the merits Of one single speech: Al no
sad wss: Fellow couutrymen, follow
- " yadw sslSose
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-05-21

) .s.! .-.us 70 As's ssaps.A sisSls.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09

Carat esls, q semsaSo qsia pwlcis -,
e'eae b temps dea eeWdrsa, da eilice,
d h pfMitemes, e DieW rermeille ~
seaePs d'ame astlear qai s'6tsist, apras
0se b diahls . % - large part.
PeWvtant h sacsS q b pso6ssa -.
taieat m6l<s avaus cetts r6dode da
Carewe. Etrsnge popalstios zoe h
n0tse |! En b voyant - Creaaes avia)e.
mewt devaut tnns lee th6atses aoy
dtcess ehasesanta, tone les isax et
apeeeac3e~, - - deoaaAe 4 elle 81
esoyasts ~ accrtiqse. ehr6tieane an
paSeane. el0e . da temps et dn ls'iair
psss lss psoPes fhnNl,res d vietos-
em@asWel q pess esllss d Pc X |;
slle sead hemssaee ! h us6sUoirs dn
ri ga)ant-hemasS, stapplsedit asx
so0hsss thAsea uoaastiQaea, aax
aaath hAmes fhlmluts eontrs b moWde
woaegue PER I'hjetosiea 0ayass6 e
Iavoeat Bssmuaea, deux 19aree -
Paesalsa eW'aa S19agiaesait voir Ct
eeosodss osas Iea ve1tee IL rEses.
III - PhiDippe n, vielansaae y ~
elos poar e hfs6elqusA. Puis ~
aoans - eiaeDpa. ae Nsmas q =
49,, 6Dee. ~ l6syisr. lssr d.
qu6ooo peooooe1oo sawueo)o - -
chasisos 1oat voji ItdIoaato taa0t-
va11eos I. oemao - Psssosee I; = h
Rsiss Aab; 1 = Dsbs-aa-bsis-aes.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09

Incentives dn hoard dea rctours de la Lonisia-
Ne. meme sila amt coudamnfs dee peincs
infsmantes. La CommiasAire du revcnu .
lanc< mae circulaire destinTe ) empacher les
fahricsnta De tmbac dfluder In prescription
du timhra.-On rapporte. h Ncw.Y0rk. II
mvst<rieWs~ disparifion de Don Henriqnez
Munixo. rslactcur du journal du gouverne-
mcnt eapagn"l cn cette vile.
4 Ia NOuvellc-O ORLEANS. 1c &. le propeller
Hops a<tk coul- dams une collision avec le
steamer Tsros. en- fare de Ia rue jackson. ct
Guatr~ personnes ont p<ri. N. Panl 81 Pierre.
dc 1-afOurchc. 40 femme ct scs dcux enfants.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09

ct Ia paix eat siguSe ct oliciellement
proclsm6e par ls general Jovellar.
La colonie jonira dea memes droits
one celle de- Pssrto. RicO ses ga 900
eaclavea aeront a6tanchis anus eondi.
tion dun contrat de travail Dc six
ans, paaa3 entre Il gouvernement ct
lea planteura, ct 4 rexpiration duQuel
lis s'engageront 4 leur gre. Les es-
claves ct coolies des district. insnr-
g&a aeront imm&diatcment libres. L.
trait6 do paix sera garanti par les
Etats- Unia ct par une pnissance en-.
rop6enne, Ia France on rAlleMague,
ct lea puissances garantes auront u.
bre &change commercial avec Tile
pendant six ana.
Encore une revolution 4 St.Do-
mingne, Oh lee g6neraux Cabral ct
Bellini ont renvers6 Baez ct se sont
mia 4 In tetc du gonvernemsut.
Lea antorit3s de Panama ont rendn
4 ID libert6 mn certain C.-G. Stafford,
du Kansas, r<clam6 ct obtenn du Pe.
ron par lea Etats. Unis en- verta dan
tvMit6 d'eytrNalitiOn.
La fievre jaime fait aou appari.
tion 4 Rio de Janeiro.
En- Fraace. le dmc d'Andiflret- Pas.
Quier ct nne dcmi domaine de s&na-
tenrs orl6anistea ont quitt6 le groupe
royaliate ct pass6 ! gauchs, assurant
probahlement ainsi le vote des
iuis de l'&tat de si<Re ct do ramnis.
eat ancstion du rappel du ba.
RON Baude. amtasaafleur an Vatican,
comm pour etre IL partisau des iS-
suitea.-Um comitA extra. parlemen.
tain, pr&aid< mar N. Menier, dGput3
d~ srine.e Marne, fait appel an pen.
plc am<ricain On suiet de- r6formea
ilouanii rrs 1 r6aliser entire Il France
et lea Etata- Unia. lie d&put6 Thorn.
aou, DE- Ia Ranclse, q tt6 atteimt dan
coap d'Sp6a i In gorge dams nm duel
svec 10 d6putG Paal De Casaaenac, 1
St. Cermain ID bleasnre m'est paa
mOrtelle.- Use 6pidkmie de- petite
v&rOle Z dkcim6 mme commune dn de.
partem~mt De Ia LneAr~.-Le % e.
vsier, est dfe&tl6 le peintrc Pierre
Alcxandre Antigua, ! rage Dc 60
ana.
An as"sweat Oh h guerre d'Orieut
allait embsaaer l'Eurspc, Oh Il y await
l.ranle-bas do combat de IL 6"tte an.
glaise, don't lee artillenrs 6taient }
leurs pieces, voici one tout change
roWsme en- nne lSerie, que Ia patx ct
conclue ct aign&e I San Stefano, ct
que le Car e. 10 6ultan - con9vatn.
lent trudrement L'Antriche . recnI6. I.
mr. - tnatamc'se do vAIIemagne 1ui
laj peoncttatt . Vsreille j'annexion
de H. Bs'aNte ct dc VHerzeRovine
rAmg'eterre s'eat tsOnvee satisfaite,
|oraqne In Raaaie W'a Plus tnaist6 ponr
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de Ia R6publique des lettres fran.
caises. Aucune publication ne r6.
pond mienx au but de Sea fonda.
teurs. Ellie constate le movement
des espritS sur nm terrain qui do.
mine les divisions politiques, ellie
intr0tluit le lectenr dams l'harmo-
nieuse fanille des intelligences,
ct i &c titre, Otfre le plus vif int6-
ret. An nombre des articles du
present nnM6ro, est uue revue de
IN presse liberale par on veteran
,lu journalisme, Pancien r6dacteur
en- chef du COMyrier de Ia Loxisiaxe,
nOtre camarade ct ami Charles
Bleton, qui a fait du Mcschacebf
une mention trop elogieuse, ct
don't nous le remercions toutefois,
en- raisOn du sentiment sympathi.
que auquel nous devons une place
dams 40 m6mOire.
M. Harrotl, ing6nieur en- chef
de PEtat, acc0mpagn6 de NJ. Con.
way, ing6nieur du cl,emin de fer
de Jackson, q visit6 samedi der.
nier, 2 mars, 10 crevassc du Bon.
net. .Carr6 ct q recOnnu dams les
lev6es voisines divers points fai.
bles Qui serOnt REPAIRS, dit.on,
anx frais de Ia Compagnie du che.
min de fer.
M. Morris Marks, ex;juge de
n0tre COar de district, eat parti,
le Ter, de Washington pour Ia
N0uvelle. Orleans, Oh II arrivernit
s'n qualit4 tl'agent confiilentiel du
president Hayes aupres In gou.
verneur Nichols. an sujet du pro.
ces Anderson, Wells b Gle, mis-.
sion que d'autre. l,a,t on assure
avoir etc coniiee an repr6sentant
LeOnarl, pcut.6tre sans plus de
fopdement.
"A un bal dc gems de coulenr,
rive drOite, sainedi dcruier, II y q
en- bataille en- reggie ct coups de re.
vOlver, don't Pun q atteint au bras
IN in,livitlu n0mln6 Martial.
-Deux arreatatious ct incavc6.
rations, ,cellesde George RolDertsou,
travailleur de rhaLitation PA.
Becnel, accuse d'svoir v0l4 un pis-
toilet A son camarade Hearborn;
ct lie Bill Peterson, travailleur ,le
rhabitatiOn Sarpy, accua6 d'avoir
v0l6 une s0mme do 155.75 en-
greenbacks. |
-Lacte 81, de In Legislature
de 1873, aunnle 10 vente fate par
le collecteur de St.Jean. Baptiste,
en- novembre 1877, de vhabitati0n
de NJ. Norbert LoaQue, situ6e rive
gauche du heave, par Ia raisou
que cette propri6t6, inond4e pen.
,iant quatre amn6es cona6cntives,
devait naturcllement 6tre exCmpte
do taxes.
-Mercredi, 6, 4 dix heures du
matin, Mme Ernest Perret, nee
lrma Jacob, q succomb6 4 une
Adxion de poitrine. La defdnte,
agee de 80 ans environ, poss6slait
4 an hamt degr6 lea plus 6clles
vertus tle son sexe, oelles de rs.
pouse devou6e ct de rexCellente
mere /; aussi est-elle universelle.
ment regrett6e. Ellie avwit sm douze
enfauts, doat nenf lui sarvivent
pour II pleuree. Noas prenous uue
part sincere "a deail de 10 famille.
-Ie RXuel remplace ! h Nou.
velle Orleans Ia OksVsiqss, comme
0rgane du Club de h democratic
francaise, ares n. Jules Nobl0m
en- Qualit6 de r6tkctear. Nous en-
r6clamons le premiee num6ro, qui
ne mons eat pas l'arvenu, ct nous
soubait0ns plein snCees at tongue
vie au RSsca.
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n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ve ". ~ DrOOeJtCr
Hope A. ftk coula dams unc collision avec lc
stcamer Tsros. en- fare de Ia rue jackson. ct
0uatre personnes ont p<ri. N. Paul 81. Pierre.
dc 1IafOurchc. 40 femme ct ses dcux enfants.
-->"-sOs-""->--~~
-@voo-o
"A Il u > . II ,
->~
ST'Ch
-, ,..
I'm Ilt NanS Ie MsrTOr
L'acte No - de- II prfsente legislature an.
torias lea inges De paroisse imposcr IL ira
vail amx cl,emins on lev<es 4 tons individnA
"conslamn<a nour an crime que In loi punit
slcs travaux fnrcEs. mais sans one cetts con.
dition soft abaolument nScessaire." Pleine
autoritE eat l<lfgnfe aux iurys de police, a
l'efFct de paaser lois et orlonnanccs dc na.
tmre mcttrc l'acte IN execution, ct 4 assn.
rer le travail ct In discipline des conslamnfs.
-I.'Il0n. Robert NJ. L.,spher, aurinteudnnt
derT.lucatiom pubiianc. pr.: munit lea bureaux
tles Coolies en- particulier ct tons lcs citoyen.
en- gfnfral contr~ rcx.institutcnr P.-J.
O'Kcefc. don't In mauvaise reputation q At
testfr par des communications reSnes des
,s.roiSses StJscoucs, Quest. FGliciaua ct 1ber.
WIG.
uour.." S"rcs" ;r, "S cr" mile. ~" ""yr""
.n-aes.ou. de- HahnviIIc. smr 10 chsn'in .,c fsr
NGays..oris:".I 'o"n.':c"r,,s. e, ,,,. /:
station Bouttf. eat nommS an burran do
L"liSs. W. .,...,.,,. ,,,., ,,,,,. ,,,,,,.;,. .,,
jaime. D. A%gu.," - prol":c d'.slct:r e. une y.
sis~r - "vec e. fsmiiIc. T II ' sem is Sienv.snn.
MN: Michael Pixott. carroa.isr; ct Henry
.cs;s. Pis"tt ~
vricr. la Statten lsoattS. par unc mel<e G<.
-oviie Aagn.tin. Ass Dc i3 i ans. . afts
e esc" par s;s sce vc1x y%sep", g%.
ssmme de- % LES s.tsris<a de- StJssn-liap-
IT, tI.fs .,.: ont &c r'evenus' ct p''"dro"s charge
". I"csen Srcute.ut. do ssJsan.Baptiste.
de,usnds l'a,isninistration de H. snceeasion
de ID communsnts des 6poax Charles La.
Groue ct Celeste Latour.
Ia q fxvrisr. eat d<c6d6 ! llahnvillc,
Axk de 81 ana. spres une cs'Wrfe maladie.
sse* "0'e'' ~ s~sS0~' "@~
II .x,.t.r. u.c.x, noro. a
S0"s'0"' Ac"!
prOIpOae nm bill autOriaant In con.
sfrncfion t1'nna nonvellA routA a
q. |,,..,. - 80 49,
St.CnarSeS, et cett0 pTOlNSltlOu q
&t& l'Ol)iet d'un raODOrt favorable,
la COnr Sunrdme de pEt0t a
=, .ix.;.;c., n. l., f,c,,. A.
"""w'c !" ''Os''"''''' -" :" S' ~
~ NtRtrtCt dams PA0Alr0 OnnoJo8
q Rmrhouk contra William Harris.
We A'' ~"''~ o '''''''''
ST.J Il a NIB bAPTtSTB
Le FtoNneer 0c CASs0MptsOH u
ainsi reudu cO,nute du bauOuet
.,o.,,x A \. Nr,,,,..,,o O.,s.u. I. "a
."'"'c !" 1H""sc''o's','e"'Ss W q
t6vrier, Var Io Club dc 10 d0mOCra.
t;e H.n,,c.;se.
c,u, -.
n"s;. N".SIs Wssr.r,"s T"nsx ~" s"T y ~. ~.
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C0xPTESKExDUy DEHITuEyEE
L(1lykUfAHAM. parsiaMsat tsss lee deux
nsuiA Ts0e ID. s. 1tvraissa. Ssuuukss:
I.-Extr~jts Ia Prucesvos61.
s.-Pnssussisss fAnslsr~ssvilIe. Dr J.
a-CheaWiqwes 1edieMmea n ca D6l6ry.
A-6is9Enease d.AsSasle JsA ~ 10.
A-lA Pvesr Nb6rsle. n. Chassss Ul6tou.
Pour raeHNmesns.nt. siaAlrener On ssere.'
taire. ". Alltsl Musrier. T. q. Bag ls9l.
Nssvelle Orleans. iris, sIWparss. Payable
dsssucs. 9isarul0s
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Mercretn, Q, ct d6c6sl6e, 4 rags
De % ans environ, M,ue Joseph
Luquet, n6e C6lins Hubbel.
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IN vENTE AUX BUnEAUx DU
NkSCHACk84:

Ia Ens :. nrfs< psr Il dssGsar Alfred
Nesvisr. q 50.
Le: Td1ts Ssss Sss~. ~ M Dxshes
Martha, >l.9o. 1is 'fg.T.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-17
NOTICE..

ERnM AND AFTER THIS DATE I
II will not be responsible for any debts
that my wife, Isabella Morton, may contract.
THOMAS MORTON.
Ruby Hill, New. March 7, 1873. mh9.lws
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MISCELLANEO Us.
ATTENTION, PUBLIC +!

Having a very large Stock of
Goods, Improbable to keep for
this season of the year, on hand,
[ would call the attention of the
public in general to the fact
that / will commence to sell
that portion of it consisting of
HATS, BOOTS, FURNISH
ING GOODS, Etc, at greatly
reduced prices. Owing to the
extreme reduction, it will take
$50 pieces to make q bargain.
| want to dispose of the above
articles entire before Spring, as
| contemplate an early trip to
the East for that seasons and
Summer purchases. This is a
substantial New Year greeting,
and is made in good faith.
D. Mannheim,
jy3tf Eureka. Nevada.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-13
Professor Hcnry's Life and Services.

In the long list 1T eminent, men whose
personal qualities and public services
have entitled them to the esteem while
living and b sorrowing memory oi
their country men when dead. few won
n higher place than the late Professor
Joseph Henry, Being In early life close
and accomplished student of the physi.
cal sciences his valuable discoveries and
unfailing industry secured for him in
his ripper age the homage II the intel.
lcctual world and the recognition II the
superior quality 81 his attachments. In
the United States he was the accept.
ed center Of scientific activity. aud drew
around him by the charm and simplici.
~ Of his all who were sincere
ly anxious Ia further the interests Of
the calsa In which he labored. lie WAS
the one to whom vcxei questions aud
difficult problems In science were r..
ferred for settlement and solution, and
men regarded his opinions with the re-
spcct due To final decisions. In foreign
countries the name of Professor Henry
was familiar To all who. like him. stroye
to advance human knowledge. In his
capacity as Secretary To the Smithsoni-
~ ssees'"ssous POSITION
which he so long and So honorably Rli.
ed-he was In correspondence with the
great scientists Of his day, and was for
this country the medium through which
they communicated TO each other the
wonderful discoveries that have marked
the third quarter Of this century. A CO.
worker with Maury. Agassix aud other
equally eminent specialists. Professor
Henry united In himself the best quail
ties Of each, and WAS thus enabled 10
assume with propricty the judicial po-
sition that he filed IN the scientific
world. Now. nj the ripe age Of NJ years.
ne has passed o among MS q the re-
ward OF a w%ell-spent life: aud although
his benevolent face will be G no more
at the Smithsonian Institution the influ.
which he has exercised In the cause
OF science will be long and bcncHcially
felt.-N. J. Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-13
4 Maiden Lady Frees Her Mind.

The married folks have succeeded In
arranging society so that ut present II
II the business 81 spinsters to run with
hot fiannels, to STIR Cruel. "a take care
Of house and children. while the mar.
ried folks 60 out, and to be- thankful
that they have fsnnsls To heat. cruel 10
stir, and other peoples houses 10 take
care OF. Moreover, u 10 their strange
doom that the fiannsls are never hot
enough and the houses are never enough
taken care Of.
Now. our spinsters ought 10 do very
different work. Let them get = few
masculine ideas into their heads, and
let them transfer their infinite system,
sharpness and ~pertinscity from the
sphere" To some plane where work
pays. and they will soon make n sue.
cess OF life; they will soon be able 10
live with retired leisure In trim gar.
dcna. and will enjoy what Il dcarcr 10
woman than anything else whatsoever
-pecuniary independence.
The test VI abif " il " Three
fourths Of all the men In the country
are poor. but three-fourths III ali the
women engaged In business. are not
poor. Women make . success Of BUSH
ness ventures when they undertake any.
because they are cautious, fond Of acci.
mulating and have inexpensive habits.
Women are rich In the fewness Of their
wants, IL not In the abundance of their
earnings. Small gains are To them
competence. A man must hay. cigars.
newspapers and Thousand other thing.
women do not want.
A man cannot take out his old linen
suits In the spring and rip them, make
them over and do them up himself; he
"a buy new or 20 about looking ri.
diculous In his old ones. Neither a
he make himself a new hat better than
the halter can. Women can, and they
care nothing for newspapers. Clever
women prefer old books 10 newspapers.
they read not the Times. but the eter-
mites, like Thoreau.
See what smart, managing widows
some very stupid wives become. L1.
gions Ut women with capacities for
making fortunes spend their whole
lives In darning old carpets, dysing old
rags. giuing old chairs, csmsatias old
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-13

Yc- pl~ssar, - rs,n, tcs seal os sc .c~
IN. tbs lac a car teicg-.e fesg o. .s 80
We mst ~ - .,sie thsm-@sg 81 .ass 90
sul.
Ra, csr a.. hi. oar ,A.i,-. su ioilo. us
sttl
The sosid 3. vosas-fal ch~uAi.,. - .urv,
And dstrcts In . ns,alsui the tas~ ~ tb~ y1rv
We may ts@si - oaf claius ~ e~uia. ~ hra
But the -ostd take. . m.u Toe jas; cha, \, 70
-Vsth.
W. star, In the rare fct far,une ~, tame
And then, shen .e fail, The -v'li h~ars the
hlsn.
Bu, nipe time. In ten. ~. pl.in to b. sea.
Therrsa "scr-- srmcscre hsse," In The ha.
msn macbincs.
Are you SCARED and .crn In ;ht. h.ri. earthly
str,ei ~
DO y ", ''An 's .ireuoa to .-o'''- your
Remenbv, 'hi. sr.a, truth h. often scen
We mus, make our.el'e. lo'.blc, -oula -e s-
loved.
Though ne ma, appear IS q is.olaie ,rsck.
Yet the tread tina, ~ cas-, cn the eater. o,ume.
back,
THIS Ia. ga. en.e,ed b, Heaven, above
Tia, Ike attracts liAr, and love u-gets love.
We make our-c,v,. herses ani mar,,r. Zoe
TN health beoomc. broken. All youth be.
comes old.
All did ~e the same for . beautiful love,
Our live. might br music Zoe angels Aiove
We reap VIA, se sou Oh ~nnlcrtul truth
A truth hard Ia learn Ia the DAYS 20 our youth.
But u shines cut ., Last, .. "thc hand GA the
vail"
For the world h.. 1t. debit" and credit for