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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23
4 Good Judge OF Novels.

You are fond of novel-reading,''
said Aurelian Scholl the other day, as
he SAW the coachman he had Just en-
gagged stow away a formidable volume
IF romanceS beneath the seat. YES,
sir; | have read a great many novels,
and | am disguised To observe the uni
form ignorance of their authors rs to the
commoneSt affairs of everyday life.
For instance, here is one story i'm which
| read: The Prince appeared agitated
on hearing these words, and hailing a
carriage flung himself into it, casting his
purse Ia the driver and cried. ''DrIve me
Ia the Faubourg st. Honore!"' Then a
few lines further on | see this: sEalen-
tine resolved once for all f. solve the
mystery, and hurrying To the stand
>pranG into the first vehicle that pre-
scented itself, and flinging her pocket
book To the coachman said. .sFollow Won
~carriage."' Now, sir, | have been driv-
ing a hack in Paris for 40 wears, and
I've driven thousands of people-all
sorts of people under every Imaginable
condition, clipping lovers, jealous wives.
levanting cashiers, and SO on-and, 50
help me ST. Fiacrei never in the course
of my professional career has a fare
thrown me his or her purse or pocket
book. No, sir; they have just given me
81 sous-sometimes it was the round ,
francs, but very rarely."-Boston
Courier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23
4 French Paper Describes Pinaiore

Here is Il French description of Pima
fore from lie Temps, Paris: ".The
Vessel of her Majesty, the Pinafore,' is.
we are informed, sung everywhere: the
troupes of Christian MINISTRIES. IA piou>
opera corps. sing it: Nj. Charles God
frey, Is. NJ, Royal Horse Guards, POUNDS
marches upon it; never in a country of
the English tongue have there been seen
a like vogue and fury. The poem is
slight, and the music far from original.
but it pleases through a sort of poetical
echo of popular songs, mingled with
buffoonery somewhat coarse, somewhat
heavy, and altogether unique. 1t is a
satire on. OF rather a picturesque tableau
of, the English Navy. and the sailors,
the little ship-boy, and a sort of old She
Sutler amuSe greatly the public, which
sings everywhere Farewell. my On
or. Il call myself the little buttercap.'
Capt. Corcoran is a drawing-room mar
liner who has never navigated, and who.
when they speak to him of tempeSts or
m%aneuvers, or e of a simple crack
ling of the sails or cordage. replies
gayly. Il would like to see that l have
seen it. The Minister has named me a
Captain, but l know nothing at all about
what a ship is"
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23

This being the season when game
killed by shooting, and probably con-
tanning the pellets, is eaten, it may be
worth while to caution those who con-
sumo the flesh of birds with avidity that
the proportion of instances in which shot
is found is probably small in compare
son with the number of cases in which
the pellets are unwittingly swallowed.
1t is a matter of speculation how much
mischief a shot may do when passed in
to the intestineS, but the fact that anom-
alouS diseases have been set up by the
presence of very small bodies which
have become entangled in the folds of
the mucuous membrane renders it de-
sirable to put the public on their guard.
Occasionally the most disastrous results
have followed such small causes. We
have i'm recollection the case of physi-
elan who died after prolonged and I'M
explained sufferings, from the impaction
of a very small nail which had found its
way into a pudding, and vas inadvert-
entity swallowed. A little care will
avoid this contingency, but, remember
ing hat the bird had been shot, some
pains ought certainly to be taken to
avoid swallowing the missile.-London
Lancet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23
Odd. and Ends.

There i no use in playing sevcn-up
with an Indian: he's always 10.
The fall bonnet will resemble a
squeezed cabbage with tomato trim
ming.
Oyster shops are having their fall
openings, although they have no new
styles for display.
The average person who asks To be-
clothed with humility, thinks Of 1t only
as Undertaking.
We can not all be President, but we
can educate our SON Ia refrain from
wiping their noses on their cO~at-slceyes.
- HhitchnH Times.
A facetiOus old lady, describing the
rambling sermons of her minister. aid
=. If the text had the smallpox, his ser
mons would never catch II. '-lonkerS
Gozottc.
This joke has been gotten off be-
fore, but did il even strike II hat the
large watermelon at the State Fair was
"A ~~reen-hidc monstero Phtiaiciphia
BuHctin.
A man AT Center Point, Iowa, has
lust died Of remorSc for a crime COM
mittcd IS wears ago. Rcmor>c l. never
in Il hurry to kill a man.-Dcbod Free
Press.
The handsome dentist who was ac-
cuscd by "A homcly woman of kissing her
while she Was under the influence of
chloroform. in his chair, now boards at
the best hotel and keeps IA fast horse.-
BOSfOR Post.
An lrishman requested Postmaster
Mayo Ia superscribc a letter Ia his broth
cr. recently. And where shall direct
it top said the official. "Be jabers, ]
don't know AT all; but they told me you
had a book with every PoSt-ofiice in
America in il, 50 they did!'-TwrRcrs
F6Ils Reportcr.
A gentleman having mounted, for
the first time, a pair of eyeglasses, AN
old friend remarked. /" so You have come
Ia eyeglasses at laSt?" We'll, yes
| put them on occasionally" was the
reply. Eyes beginning Ia fail You,
ch?" "No, not at all. My eyes are
just a good ~ they were when ] was
"A boy, but | don't think the light is a.
good
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23
Dog Law.

IN Illn-agry against Basin. Dur real
~ VIII ind q good csIrrruJ rYplr FER
jpg-l1g- The .~ub-taurs # the d.
ipu j. that in an ar,Ion 20 recover for "a
DIG bite II ! not necessary - prove 'hat
The dog hal a customary inclination 20
bite. but Il j. sufficient II b. ha- s,inrsi
H. IN rare occasions - tn uaaer s
kuovlsdgc- The appellant ua. r.i.ay
home ~ night from q debate ~ the
-.ho,l-hru-- ou ~hYr>cback. " hen az. dr.
fsudaut'S dog cam. o8f from the swu-
er hDu-- and one a them rit ihr ap-
p~e.lant'- hOr-e. which t~her.uppu threw
him and broke Isl, leg. Prom the opin-
isn - have difficulty IN making Df;
whether = wa the hor-r. the dog. ar
the mau wh.-@ L-Z Wa broken. bat we
are inclined Is -uypo- u "a. the man.
he report Doc not show whether the
dog hal been ~ the debate and
ibsre become eN~Iied. The Court AS.
tha' tn right Il dog care betrer pr
'~ete7i ~ than IN NOR. ~iarfaFsrl.
tlmes that a dog Eantsaiv kicked
might lawfully bite ~ --lf-Iefru.. Tut
not when he had bad several months ior
HI PASSIONS to o,ol and ihzi = dag.
Ike men. may have id~i0<ynsra-ia. A.,
fIr sAampls. 4 i siseiihrn - afraek
h0T-T- SIth Dr wIlE0at rider. Nke~~a-
h might "haye RETAINED. from pm
Dental motive. when there Va an aIIv
o the h0T-e or horse. Who rsslld def.a1
tlsm from ;he fortified position q
hor-e wagon, or 4 bugg The Court
conrlufe- that II i ~; ueces.a~ ~
,boS tia; The keeper Il N. doZ has al
lpwed han 70 bite n EsrE lag-e number
It hl- neighh-Dr- or their animals. h>-for..
be- commences "a b. liable, bu; that Their.
j. enough 20 shOx tia; Their. j.. with n.
kn"Wladge, = probability that he nsas
Do albany lar journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23
Long Telephone iiu"..

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T. 70 IsI,rhsrr G.r..-u. .|
Hf, Q .h..H.
time u.sIs both IsHtl.
Tho r- % t- a-
t.lsrrrh C.Hssrs $50
5sr pIt an elHs 'l- l
Canal ar. 20 -~ a..i f..
e. vein ia.H De-
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23
The Art OF Acting.

Mrs. John Drew of the Philadelphia
Arch Street Theater, speaking of the
simulated emotion of actors, lately said:
Undoubtedly an actor could grasp "a
situation more readily and represent it
more effectively if he had once been in
the same position in real life. But how
seldom is this the case. Some of the
most inhuman villains | ever knew-on
the stage-arc pleasant, mild-manncred
men i'm private" \ listener reminded
Mrs. Drew of Manager Bernard Macau-
lcy'S criticism of Mary Anderson, that
she lowed her success Ia her remarka-
bile beauty and power of portraying
characters and passions which she really
had 40 idea If" and might become Il
great actress after she had been once in
love. Mrs. Drew responded: "NIisS
Andcrson's greatest fault is thought by
want of concentration. They say that
she is capable of turning round in the
middle of an imprisoned scene to make
some frivolous remark TO Il brother act
or. Mr.. Macauley's argument is good,
but a good many examples might he
cited To prove the contrary. Every one
has heard of Miss O'Neil. Forty years
ago, when she was 1T the pinnacle of
fame and success, she was not only I'M
married, but her habits and Temporal
ment We're antagonistic To those natural
To a mother. Yet one of her strong
points was i'm portraying mothers ten
der love and devotion. Mrs. Bateman
has achieved great success in roles re-
quiring a nice appreciation of Senti-
mcntS foreign Ia her nature. Many peo-
pie who have suffered all the pangs of
poverty would be mere sticks if put on
the stage To act the part of a hero or
heroine who was supposed to be suffer
inn from just such straits. An actor, Ia
carry his audience with him, must be
capable of imagining wildly any char
acter he im~perSonates; actual expert
nee is of no Use to him, but imagina-
ton and Self-forgetfulneSs are indis-
penSable."
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23
School and Church.

The mectin" of the National Evan
@clical Alliance in October next will be
held i'm the Second Presbyterian Church
of 81. Louis.
During the month of July, the Cali
fornia Chinese Mission had nine
schools in operation with 10 teach,
ers, and an aggregate membership
of 55i.
All the French Protestant churches
have been invited to send delegates + Il
meeting to be held at Paris next month
TO discuss the ACCESSIBILITY of severinn
all connection with the State.
The Pope is preparing a work on
Church Government, containing in
structions to the Bishops and clergy,
He also proposes 10 annotate all the
pontifical Bulls, and To prepare a new
one comprehending the essential points
IF all the others.
The Northwestern Swedish Confer.
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church
met in Moline, ILL.,, IN the 18th. Ii
comprehendS the States of Illinois,
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota,
Michigan and Indiana, and has a mem,
bershlp of over 1000.
The Colorado Methodist Conference
reports 1928 members and 3i2 proba-
TONERS, making a total of 1865. and an
increase for the year of 697. They have
sc churches, AZ local preachers, and
1888 Sunday-school children.
Rev. Samuel l.. Harris was conse-
Grated Episcopal Bishop of Michigan al
st. Paul's Church, Detroit, on the 18th,
in the presence of a notable company
of the clergy, lawyers and prominent
preached an eloquent sermon, after
which the conservation services of the
Episcopal Church were conducted by
Bishop Ailmer of Alabama. The cere-
monies occupied nearly three hours.
The church was profusely decorated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23
Science and Industry.

Thirty acres of cranberrieS Weld
one South Jersey man $4,000 a a
The North Carolina farmers have
over 100000 sheep, which yield a yearly
profit of Si50,000.
The AMOUNT of tobacco sold nj Dan
vile. Va, for the year ending Septem-
Der 81 will reach 29,000,0O0 pounds.
From 1873 To 1879, inclusive. the
United States mintS coined 316,6Il,3 $40
pieces of money aggregating i'll value
$i19,07l, 1913.
AT Meredith, y. H., Il rich vein of
silver has been discovered four feet
down. The ore ASSAYS: Silver, 500 per
ton; lead, $50; at six feet depth the vein
j. much richer.
The London ObScrrcr says il is re-
ported that the Grand Trunk Railway
Company has given out contracts for the
construction of Il short line of - miles
of railway Ia complete the connection
between its present terminus and Chi
cago.
The Austrian State Engineers have
completed their plans for the proposed
.Arlberg Railway. The mountain will
he pierced 5,2Sl feet above the level of
the sea. The tunnel will be 1920
meters long. The Minister of Com
merce favors making it a purely State
railway.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23

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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23

The Princess Louise is attended by
six waiting-maids while travelling.
The Crown Prince of Germany has
been ailing for some time, and has been
ordered to pass the winter in Italy. The
Emperor is very well.
The Austrian A~rchduchess Chris
tina, who is to become Queen of Spain.
is p, and a woman of much personal
beauty. She is abbess of the "Noble
Chapter" of Prague, whose rules were
drawn up by Marie Theresa, and she
has an annual traitcment from that
source of 20, 900 marks. The - chanoi-
nesses draw Loco marks each yearly out
of the abhatial treasury.
Sir Moses Montefiore is beginning
his plans for the restoration of the Jews
TO Palestine. The land in front of the
"Judah Torah houses" is to be pre-
pared for cultivation. The rocks will
be removed, terraces built, as in Solo
mons time. a large cistern constructed
for supplying water, and a beautiful
veranda placed in front of all the houses.
Various other arrangements will be made
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23

"a promote the comfort Of inmates Of the
dwellings.
Royal personages have a love of
rapid locomotion. Queen Victoria ike,
il. 80 did her grandfather, King George.
and it has lately nearly cost King Al
fonso, whose ~equipages seem to be As
much out Of repair a. his kingdom, his
life. The accident occurred when he
was returning To La Granja from his
sisters funeral At the Escurial. The
char-a-banc had six horses, and con
tanned about fifteen persons, including
three of his sisters. Soon after starting
an axlcircc broke, and at the last Of the
seven turnings Of a most precipitou,
road one Of the hind wheels flew off, and
but for the presence Of mind Of the
position of the leaders. who turned sharp
to the right, all would have gone down
the precipice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23
TENS OF
Personal and Literary.

-LOngfellow's Psalm Of Life" has
been translated into Irish by O'Dono-
a Rosa, with the title Of "Salim ma
Beatha."
Archibald Forbes, the brilliant Zulu
war correspondent, takes the field again
the lecture field-and will come 10
America in February, To talk about
ROYAL people | have known" That
includes Cetewayo.
Flung Kai Whang, a Chinese stu
dent who has passed some years in East
hampton, Mass, has presented the Mu-
scum there with m ancient history of
China, written by Confucius and print
ed i'm China and in the Chinese Ian
guage.
A new journal has appeared in Paris
under the title of woman" edited 10y
a committee Of ladies who are bent not
upon obtaining suffrage for their sex,
hut upon %instructing It's humber MEM
bers in the simple duties of moral and
physical training.
Major Serps Pinto, the distinguished
African explorer, doe not AT all o
like a daring traveller. lie is youthful,
he has regular and agreeable features, a
little muStachc, a merry expression, and
hc parts the locks adjoining his well
shaped head in the middle.
Miss Anne Hampton Brewster, the
bright Rome correspondent Of the Phila-
.icIphia ErcniRg ~Tclegrdph, is said to be
between 80 and 60years old. Of fine, no
bile presence. and still remarkably beau
iiful, really looking Ia DE under 40. She
is one of the leaders Of American So
ciety in Rome.
The editor of the late Prof. Cliff
ford's Essays " says of that brilliant
youn" scholar: %"IIere was "A man who
utterly dismissed from his thoughts, as
being improbable or worse, all Specu-
lationS on a future or unseen world; q
man Ia whom life was holy and pre-
cious, "A thing not to lie despiscd, but Ia
he used with ioyfulness; a soul full OF
life and light, ever longing for activity,
ever counting what was achieved "a moi
worthy Ia he reckoncd in comparison ot
what was left 10 do. And this Is the
witness of his ending, that as never man
loved life more, so never man feared
death less"
MIS- Billd VI DtliIltli VI Ililiiiii'di.
Mo, saws the ST. Louis Tinlcs-JoUrnai,
is one of our busiest, as well as most
capable. Western women. She is the
mother of six children, the eldest being
about II wears of age; she assists her
husband at edith" his paper, the Han
nibal Daily Courier; she has written a
cookery book within the past six months.
Iialmcr Il Weber, of this city, are now
publishing three of her new songs; she
has furnished a New York house with
three childrcns' stories which are 10 be-
printed in book form. and she is under
contract to write a holiday story for one
of the Boston magazines. In addition
Ia the faithful performance of her mani
fold literary duties, Mrs. Bennett has the
reputation of being of the best house
wives in the State. She is certainly one
of whom her sex has reason Ia be proud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23

The energetic and accomplished
Miss Annie Louise Cary has earned with
her beautiful voice a beautiful home in
Portland, Me. The house is of brick
and brown stone, and is surrounded by a
pretty lawn. 1t is furnished quantity and
adorned with many works of art. Miss
Cary's married sister keeps house for
her, and it is here that the singer, when
not busy in her profession, reads, knits
stockings, studies, and rests.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23

Th~ e. q su
ihe ;ng l-hs.a
thrsai. T. 90 s@alE ff
iaiHly Tt~rr anor "a
sgg. Hhieb u - sell p
~ Then. a. -,Hlr e. hs
-sh.ansf-
or fHs egg taken.
the poison Aat ceangr ,k- es
II \ faz- q -rzTsrap.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23

In the six fsetoie. Il Italy Izp.4zs
Ep-fseu are employed. besides 1915 ia
e@fion, and 1885, in tobacco fzrt1r-
Their are BIZ manufacturing esiab-
hshhDent. If ali kinds in the kng,lom.
employing 5S2.ois I~ahorers, 1888 81
whom are wOmen
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23

The particular fabrir- that women
persist in wearing err their hu-iaBfs
and father enormously. The impsr'-
If Xix manufactures ~ the pprT of N~V
York during August. l-.y. amounted in
value to S2.Sl.tsf7. an incr"s-@ 4 80
I2g over The same month last y~ar. and
a decrease II S.i5.sil from the imports
Of Angus, ls1.- The principal a~r'iri~s
included in ;he Angus i,t ar - fol
bows six, i-39j.Si7, l,iH., SIS
1911: grapes. S9..7s: y~elv-t-, SiJg.Igz:
ribbons. <2iJ,YJ: lace, >JS.IIg- braid
and bindings, >i7l.65. six and cotton.
SSJIg
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23

A volume of Father Ryan's poems
is to be published in October by the Mo-
bile Register. That paper says it viii
be the finest book ever issued from a
Southern press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23

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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23

Contributions are solicited fpT the
=. Church II Jesus IN Mexico. who's
existence commenced IN l~jl, and
which ha- for IT, cathedral the old
Church II ~. Franri-. and al-p pp-
>.,~~e- in the capital the churche- 81 -.
Joseph and al Antoui" Ayad. II com
prehend-. al~p. -"fnc - congregations
scattered throughout the country. OF
phanagc- and schools IN which
than - children are educated. AMI a
seminary for training young men fpr til
ministry. II publi>he, . weekly journal
called tn Ts7s'h, ~ IT, organ. and
count. mora than 500 active uIemier~.
Donations NAV h. sent ~ j i. Heath.
E>J.. otfic. 81 the American and F"r-
eign Christian I MON. No. g. Bible ~Ilpu~e.
New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23

Her Majesty Queen Victoria has IN
iima;ei thai the ale IF me photographs
ot the ~D-called fashionable beaHfie- ha-
her severe di-plea-Ure. and IN earnest
attempt i ia b. made Il EHitf the abu-e
The principal sinner. -ays ar English
weekly. arr lsli,- II the aristOcracy.
and the remedy Ices in her Naj-tys
" hands.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-23

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-04-23

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-04-23
RASsEKGERs

&C. par eszss I.s- sa-sTa Rs7EiHs, April Is-E jan
Fuan-dzca - . c Murray. APRIL I6-slr Bertou
49, - fA-s-ul-th. vie and clld. Dr. Tufts
n.u i-a- -a1s E-aut Dor Ha-dg and wife Mr. simpson.
- 49, - EE-fais Daris April lT-Janes Hu-
a--- ~ --as- alaa lu-u De EHvsa, nd I6 Chinese.
E-= F-aua.-1- -.er Alphuasns Zslis. April Is-Mr
trril u.s -a1lss tiliefr and q Chinese.
sea Eaacsl-f Pa r1r LikelIEs. April sl-s L Aus
-Haus Elz lEa z-uaes, Costa. Parker, W Il
Co., i-rlll-s- 2 - Erer.rz- AK " Glrvin. { Lo-
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