The Red Cloud chief., 1880-03-18

Nth nerrins~ni. ~.s the .,scs q q
u~nsisscrv~i imprisonment. ~hsA boldly
suffsriss made ~ unsudsrsha-
The dung~o. "a Waiter Ral<srh vas
bis calm study. In The o<sa4sHanea cell
Madame nsiaEi. lE~ ussyrd By The
certainty 81 hey osa fate tAsa ~ sPPr--
hcnspou fsr h~r eeiov~t hasazaad. f0Fts
fed her nnisd agsla., paNsahas ns.inss-
By The corap-osithsn 1t her aasusotrs.
Lady Jane Grey ssd Maxy O8eru u
Scoss h-guilod imprisonment es bali "a
;.rrors with hard study asa eArefai
writing.
In the WEAKNESS q disappointment.
when life IA. hss; 4. zvu The szrss
somewhere tia. as ksng a. ih~Fv - any
thing Ia he done in = mAtiss. tbs time
for grieyisg about u has nos yrs cpnnc
Bot when the tfoahle u as-i and iscs-
i;ahl-, ~pfro~ j. to b. loFnc Ike pAia-
But pain ~, luil by al those iassrumen
~talllirs tha. bring uns-nnsrsDasn--s. ARd
pr~c-osVupsttpn i TIA, Kindly nrnial ar
ssihrtic which sothes ull natar shall
subdus. Sonikey wruse - a fr.cad thai
idlencss Is the Wet nur~c a MelAnchoiy
Humboldt iound bard study the b~ss
cure for mental dis;rrsscs and for physi-
cal illress alike. Chariot. Bronis told =
friend that the las; part - ">hir-
ley Wa composed ia the ANXIOUS, rect
less effort IA oomhz; mental suhcungs
that werr well-nigh in~iolerable.
And II work DC the great consnlar II
man in MI the lesser wu-s II existence.
far more i. H. hrnchccni afi effective
when bereavement makes ~ cry ga,
that our life l. lived. and we too would
dire. Al down the age the mobiles;
minds have bent themselves io labor
when This calamity fell upon them. Cato
the Censor made hi devotion Ia public
business n proyefb when his eldest ~on
died. Goethe. In a Ike affection. bent
himself to study a difficult science.
Cicero. distracted with the loss Il
his darling daughter. gave himself
up la composition. and wrote What
the world will not willingly let die
Hood, in bitter sorrow, found II a
great blessing to be abb. la carry his
Thought. Unto the ideal from the too
strong real" Washington Irving.
hear,-hrokcn by the death II his be-
;roihed, wrote in a private mcmoran-
dun: "The world was 4 blank Ia me.
| went into the country. hut could not
bear solitude. Yet could not; enjoy So
cieiy. There was n dismal horror con.
t~inually in my mind, which made me
fear To lac alone" A%f,erwari. when the
literary pursuits which afforded him
distraction had become the hsbi, Of has
life. he wrote, =. By constantly excrcis.
ing my mind. I have In a mlnneT
worked myself inio n very cnyiahlr
state If serenity aud elf.poSsession."
IL has bccn truly said that n great ma
ture shows itself by It's reooseres. as
sickness reveals the strength II the con-
sti,u,ion. Not less il shows itself 10y it,
eager use Of the means of recovery.
The generous will not saddcn Others
with the exhibition If their grisfs, nor
will the noble yield to those griefs be-
yond that first inevitable protest agains,
sorrow which is our human need. Then
will they take the hand If work, the
CONSIDER. knowing that they shall bc led
onward Ia a cheerful future. IL WAS a
woman, bruised with many stripes, and
whose choice WAS toll, who wrote.
Who knows it,, in a new code Il
morals, in "A new religious ca,cchism,
disgust and sadness will not be siig.
maiized ~ vices, while love, hope, AL
Grafton. checrfulncss, will be recon-
pensod rs writes '-HlrperS Barar.