The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-15
GEMS OF THOC6Hr.

profigacy.-Cicero.
Think with terror on the slow. the
quiet power Of time.-Schiller.
But what is woman? onlv one 81 m
lures agreeable blunders-C ~ley.
She commandeth her husband IN n
equal matter. by constant ob,y * him
Fuller.
Extreme vanity sometimes hides un
der the garb Of ultra modesty.-Mrs
Jameson.
Treason is like diamonds; there is
nothing TO be- made by the small trader.
Douglas Jerrold.
Beauty Is such afiseting blossom. how
can wisdom rely upon its momentary
delight seneca
Solitude either develops the mental
powers. or renders men dull and vicious
Victor Hugo.
Women do act their part when they
do make their ordered houses know
them Sheridan Knowles.
1t is easy for men to write and talk
like philosophers. but To act with wis
dom, there is the rubl-Rivarde.
The errors Of woman spring almost
always from her faith in the good or
her confidence in the true.-Balzac.
Time never bears such moments on
his wing as when he flies too swiftly to
be marked.-Joanna Biillie.
Most of their faults women owe 10 us.
whilst We are indebted TO them for most
Of Our better qualities.-Chas. I@msle.
The man who can not laugh is only
6t for %treasOns. stratagems and spoils;
but his own whole life is already a trea-
son and a stratagem.-Carlyle.
The perfection Of conversation is not
to play a regular sonata. but, like the
Ellian harp. to await the inspiration of
the passing breeze.-Burke.
A virtuOus mind in a fair body is in
deed a tine picture in a good light, and
therefore it is no wonder that it makes
the beautiful sex all over charms-Ad.
olson.
1t is only by labor that thought can be
made healthy. and emily by thought
that labor Ear be made happy: and the
two al not be separated with impuni-
ty.-Ruskin.
The church has a good stomach; she
has swallowed down whole countries,
and has known a surfeit; the
church alone a digest such ill-gotten
wealth.-Goethe.
Rhetoric, in serious discOurses, is like
the flowers in cOrn-pleasing to those
who come only for amusement, but pre-
judicial to him who would reap profit
from it.-Swift.
Physic is Of little use to a temperate
person. Tor a man 9 observation on what
he finds does him good. and what hurts
him, is the best physic to preserve health.
Bacon.
A handsome woman who has the
qualities of an agreeable man is the
most delicious society in the world.
She unites the merit of both sexes. ca
price is in woman the antidOte to beauty.
-Bruyere.
The greatest of fools is he who i'm
poses on himself. and in his greatest
concern thinks certainly he knows that
which he has least studied and of which
he Is most profoundly ignorant-Shsft-
esbury.
No amount Of preaching. exholtation.
sympathy, ~benevolence. will render the
condition of our working women wha'
it should be 80 long as the kitchen and
the needle are substantially their only
resOurces.-HOrace Greeley.
Who. in the midst Of jIst p%rovocatiOn
to anger, instantly finds the lit word
which settles all around him In silrnc.
is more than wise or just he il. were lie
a beggar, of more than royal blood. be Is
of celestial descent-Lavater.
From the beginning of the world 10
this day there was any great viii
lainy acted by men but it VA In the
strength of some great fallacy put upon
their minds by a false representation of
evil for good or good for eviL-South.
The love of glory, the fear of shame.
the design Of making a fortune, the de-
sire Of rendering life easy and agreeable,
and the humor Of pulling down ether
people, are often the cause Of that val
or 80 celebrated among men.-Rochefou-
cauld.
Wrinkle not thy face with too much
laughter lest thou become ridiculous;
neither wanton thy heart with tOoimuch
mirth. lest thou become vain; the su-
burbs of folly 10 vain mirth. and pro-
fuseness of laughter is the city Of fools.
Quarles.
Those can most easily dispense with
society who are the most calculated to
adOrn it; they only are dependent on it
WHO possess no mental resources, for
they bring nothing to the general mart;
like beggars, they are too poor to stay at
home.-Countess Of B~lessington.
Napoleon's Campaign In 1919
Flushed with his series Of victories
Napoleon crossed the Niemen in June.
A ho oAyooood sbo Rusaiopa Yotroafod.