On the Sabbath, divine service is regularly held, and he has labored to promote the cause of temperance among the Sioux.

Christian exertion is unhappily too much influenced by the apprehension that little can be done for the savage.

How is it with the man on his fire-water mission to the Indian?
Does he doubt?
Does he fail?
As a great motive to improve the moral character of the Indians, I present the condition of the women in their tribes.

A degraded state of woman is universally characteristic of savage life, as her elevated influence in civilized society is the conspicuous standard of moral and social virtue.

The peculiar sorrows of the Sioux woman commence at her birth.