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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25

reached 500. The numbers AT Harrow
are between 800 and Coo. Dr. Arnold
thought the extreme limi, which . head
master might DO hi duty thoroughly 10y
individual boys was 80: hut most ofthc
principal schools. including Rugby, are
greatly in excess If this figure.
The C"ngrcgaiinnali-t- and liapti-i-
If New England are falling into the
habit 81 having only onc preaching
service on SUNDAY. tn. HdtchHoa ia
yors the innovation. IL contends hat 3
single ~scryirr furnishes. perhaps. A.
much preaching a. they need. One ser
mon well considered aud well digc-i"d.
il think. /, better than two which
awaken little thought aud if there were
but one. Their" would be more tim" and
more disposition Ia follow out it. trains
Of thoughts in private meditation.
The Colorado Agricultural C"ll"@".
AT Fort Cnllin--who~e leading Obj
%jeci." a. the law directs. j. "to impart
a thorough and practical knowledge of
all those branches and sciences that per
tain To- agriculture and the mechanic
arts j. thoroughly equipped for the
reception of ~iudcnt-. Tuition !, free {"
all within the State, aud board aud
lodging ~ Ia - per week. lnlik" the
literary schools uf the country. this IN
Stitution give it, long vacation IN mid
winter. INSTEAD of ~ a period when
Framework j. most pressing ami I'M
pOTfani."
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4 Roy If'bile."phsr.

\ i"s dtss AZ, Ju4fit. Of 'h l
Jrhn N.lsr i,rk Co. iffi. atu H.aH r.
Ioi'slu ou au ~1rur-5aH De-. '-i r'
yi"ue'i ID. msu n e.. sh. Hml r
'r'd much .nfprul8',HY fsit.. poo aH
hu-iu"- - -fa~tmi-1'sns irtF
hs father r,ius.i hiu Dp fa- hHrf s
dsrk a1d a-k~l him lrsa De-
ing hlm-.lf "I4r-s rate. vss fis. eos
tbtt-tisiic rply. m gr "a"
~t"tWl-'afulau. papa 81 rgsf
responded the Jisly .f faa 2
have e. -tu.it rsy sa'ip1 sai
diver "thsr -,irsss.. f1 rr.Lr 20 .a
"a @,--l "ns IL. iai -si a1sbiHe
thr time. lut Appeared 20 ia-
the 'iihiruli,.- & 90" .ass su ls n.ss'
i'~fhapz bali an hour iIf.r b. r-rt.
with mn'h grasifs. "fsfu. I e
won't i~ e -irantl-s4fmAu Is rsfi
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25
ITEMS OF
Personal aud I.iteSary.

Alexander Dumas l. writing a new
play for Sara Bernhard.
Father Ryan, the poct-pric,i. haS.ai
his own request. been returned Ia his
parish nj Mobile, Ala.
AT the q Of three-scnre-and-ten.
pr. Oliver Wendell Holmes j. said 10
lie a, vigorous, apparently. a. he ever
was in his life.
Mrs. T.. VI. Pike i said la bc the
first woman who ever published "A daily
paper in England. She j. the publisher
aud proprietor of the Derby Daily Tclc-
JraIh-
Miss stanton, a daughter Of Eliza
beth Cady Stanton, i Ia Ice one of the
lecturers next winter. Miss Stanton has
had five wears training at NaS~ar Col
lrrc. and two at the Boston school of
Oratory.
Miss Gardiner, "A Young american
Lady who has received honorable"
mention from the Judge Of the Paris
=. salon of 1879. l. pupil of l5ougrre-
an. and engaged to bc married {" him.
lie i "A widowcr.
DIR. Graham, who lost hi> life re-
Gently in the surf al Cape MAY, wa- a
literary man of some note. being known
H. 4 poet, a novelist. aud a writer on
theology. When only ~ he was a pro-
fr>~or IF Greek and Latin in Il London
college.
Mr.. Joseph jefferson winter home
IN Louisiana j. described a. Il very beau
tiful one. surrounded hy the flower Of
which he j. ~cNtraya~antly fond. Mr..
.Jrffcr~on's eldest ~"n occupies the place
and grows quantities of rice, sugar, cot
ION and orange.
The principal daily papers Of Lon
don are ~ in number. of which fully
"nc-half are strictly commercial and
financial. OF the others, the HroDicl,
i radical. the N'Ws, liberal, the Tci'-
gronh. independent, the Post, fa>hiona-
blc, the Sporfs0'an relates +" sport, and
the Times l. general. There are also
nine evening papers. The list of week
lies counts up several hundred.
When Longfrllow visited Queen
Victoria at Windsor Castle, the servant
crowded on the >iairway- and in the lob
hir> To- yet a view of him. On the Queen
:i,kim" them, next day. why this compli-
mrnt WAS paid la the poet. She was told
that they used 10 listen la Prince Albert
reading '.E,angrlinc" Ia his children.
aud knowing the lines nearly 10y heart,
they longc,l Ia see the man VIII" wrote
them. The Queen l. fond If telling thi-
-InrA
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25
school and Church.

The last sheets of the Bible rams
lated hy Revs. DrS. Riggs and William
son into the Dakota language have pass
cd through the press.
In Paris a municipal college for
girls. la which the best pupils of the
common schools will he admitted. is to
hc founded shortly. on the same princi-
pile a> the colleges already existing for
boys.
CONNECTICUT has go congregational
churches. with Il membership of 55.S5j.
and Il ministry of :5S1. There are J2.571
children in the Sunday-schoolS. and the
raised for charities last wear was
S3l4,06l.
Ground has been broken for Rocka-
Teller Hall. the new building of the
Rochester Theological Seminary. Re
cent contributions To the Seminary for
various purposes amount Ia nearly
SLIT. COG.
MIR. Thomas Hughes has been
dwelling in a short public speech on the
advantages of including modern Ian
guages and science in the curriculum IF
public schools in England. Sir John
Lubbock has moved in Parliament Ia add
natural science 10 the extra subjects
taught in the elementary schools.
In IA years the Primitive Metho-
distS of England built As churches, which
are filed every week with congregations
aggregating over 1900 persons. Their
Sunday-schools number i0,222, with an
attendance of 500. 00I scholars. They
have four colleges and a fifth building.
Fifty young men offered themselves this
year for college rs ministers.
In April last. Miss Anna Oliver
purchased a Methodist church i'm Brook
lyn, the furniture of which was mort
gagged for $500. She refused TO buy
the furniture, but rented it for three
months. The lease having expired, the
MORTGAGE removed all the church fur
niture. Miss Oliver goes on with her
work, and the ladies of the congregation
used the opportunity to give the church
a thorough cleansing
The English public schools flourish
amazingly, if mere numbers are any in
dication of prosperity. At Eton for
some wears past there have been nearly
1000 boys--the figures during one term
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IorrigB Notes.

John Nelson, "A London actor. burst
a blood vessel while PLAYING Ro'"oo and
died within "a few minutes. III" was III"
husband of 'arloita L"ci"rq.
-EX-Enprc,- Eu"cnic ha- written a
lciicr Ia the late Prince Imperial see
rotary and b~iograph"r, requesting him
Ia make no charges "f cowardicc or Of
other fault against the men who w"r"
with her son when the fatal Zulu assault
occurred.
The %.Iapanr~c Government officially
invited the French iuri~t Prof. Boi>>"n-
naz Ia be- AN official adviser of the Jap
anc~c lawmakers. The French Pr"f"--
~"r ha~ failed to please III" Japanese,
| and now Prof. Bohi~hirh "f Russia j. in
yii"i in hiS stead.
The English ROYAL family occasion
ally 90 shopping, but on such occasions
~drprcciaic any especial attentions. \.
customer in a Recent Street shop com
planned once that she had been passed
over in favor Of Il quiet old lady in
mourning. but was Modified on learning
that she was the Queens mother.
The French Government i talking
of hryin" up the railroads in France
which II does moi own. worth in all
about 81 300, pn, 200. Under the %"n-
cral law in France the Government can
buy Il railroad AT any time 10y paying
the capitalized value of the average
profits of the roads i'll the best five years
of the seven prrccdin" the purchase.
The leading newspaper of Canada,
the Toronto GIobe, di>appr"veS Of the
course of the United States in calling
upon foreign Governments Ia stop Nor
mon cmi@ration-or. a il calls 1t. put
tiu~ foreign countries into religious
quarantine. But il speaks fayorably OF
the suggestion that the United States
should check the immigration al Nor
mons 10y prohihitory laws TO be enforced
al each seaport.
The ~cN-khcdiyc of Egypt lives lazily
and luNuri"u>ly aboard the frigate Nah
rI>~c. which lies at anchor in the Bay OF
Naples. Nearly the entire vessel l. given
up Ia his use. His harcm, containing
II women. i in one of the cabins. while
hi~ cunuch> and other servants occupy
the hold. lie j. not depressed III spirits,
reads the newspapers regularly. and Is
greatly Interested in all comments and
news about Egypt, but is mainly con
ccrnc,l a. I" his personal comfort.
DIR. Evans. the American dentist.
who identified the remains of the Prince
Imperial 10y the - filling" il probably
the only man who ever snatched an AZ
Vcrii>cmcnt literally from the jaws al
death. He i the same DIR. Evans oi
whom Mr.. EvartS at II of the hanqact>
after the Geneva award gracefully Obj
served that 1.-The princes and sovrrri"nS
of the earth. 50 r~ciiccnt with most pro-
pie, had freely opened their mouths Ia
him."
Prince Wilhelm of Prussia. the eld-
est son of the Crown Prince and future
heir tu the German throne, l. now study
in@ AT Bonn. where he is very popular.
He will soon take Il Journey Ia the East.
including the Balkan Peninsula, Asia
Minor. and Egypt. and will he accom-
panied 10y his military suite. and divers
learned scholars. well verScd in I'LL mat
tiers Oriental. The Young Prince Is
credited with great interest in the eN-
caNationS of the ancient cities, and will
mo To- Olympia when the weather he
comes cool enough l." permit the works
Ia begin again.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25

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H. g~ wI1sr 4 fHsaEks%s
t..f q Ila,s Tr.nlfs 'hzrvA s arsi "
"a. ar,rssIs $50 hy = N1r naH'
Jaus>. wryhI an - islset. ~
t.~A -. Ias~Iss an~ra~a
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tsskusaa sai I<vus ~rrse esH sfNesi
IA = va ~ Ar-i ss3.vi Aan 49, 49, -
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uu 5sag Nal ass 80
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"a. fs---I n ss~s 90 - tfs'
vtrh . rami~r . rs tNf~s t1'
-rslmsu e ih itb fHaE '.uAi
49, e., u4aky f~-isg At UhrZh~
uas ra.e-l u ~ @
au.l ia -asr ssrse sa 70
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a..l- ~tr.'rutzs t1 Moe
ah.i. ,-s.r - sa. EVs hs1 tAr7 VI.
IHI.a-hssi . pt-ssI frssu hs s 49,.
I. heus t- ths ,.rf eai va
sr- ~ a mara, vaa thf ust
fI.aiaa rrilraesl o. ,hs fsus swl ~sri
fl4,s. ,loIt -h-1 Dsu VIE /
have t.u- ~tA fTssh sso aH~ H' ah-
wth a ri.f.-i ih-sat-. sr alH' t
-a--s u}~sl ausl-i tb.- i'iaHsi i1r'
Keep uar.H,.ss5rr herr
T. a.f4sf. lasg 1a Z IA sEhsr bees
.-. As.t = ps,f.l. sal NJ lNhH@hs
Avl hm g. fTn p saas
JAIME. Ne-t,. % t@f s}=ssf s.
.fs-r. wh. bsi NJ ~lt'lu<hsst pee
tsl. us. ai-.l' ir Haf r BssN ~~H %
as. su -..,r ga, tirHtslte dra
-I. tb, i.u,lrt AsHs w taha az
,.4.f u-.lrr 70. 3 Il .lsaghi,T i..vls a
,ss-u.4g nIt nrsf ths tsr''t
. A., s,sl -h..f .a-i Z, fsrt psL
mtu IN. uut,rtuutf- wtH uftl ".
u,t,,s. tui vatk,l arH4ral fht t,u' 's
vt,h Dis st,r stfur4sr'. suj hHt''t tri
n., Eaiar' pakfusn sTuHs @
f...f.u.i f-, i,ai tts lv, ,ss go la
pastor tnl i-1ri btu O." H-'A 90
hu Ihr d,tr- nsr urt'i iHs iE"
i--Hl,, aui mvutsr-i
tall Jim ! tEUs, hHu ~ .A
hi> ,,,- au.i iY t~a u'uuis, hs ws'
a-Hi br, - tis. lrN. h,i slf,tls
.au5gssi tais si, Is.sf sai Nts rrvu-
f.nsut ~hmE.I,Iirlfa fst . Aat.f. iN
pht-s,l,u. pfuu,.i wifb htul, 'Tr th
m5ut-r.fua past I'D .tIfhl1 hrlr Fa'
fh. nomination -h,,v.i tAti ths rsu
l.lss,' bad -~.,,u.l ris ts,',. 'tul fh''
-ps,,l, death ,vulj usi bts. 's," If'
vented
With heavy h-tf,s i;.aff 't'tnt'n.
Itm,. Nf,.h; anil Irr5 ~pF'Ea' wh.'
hld I--.u j.iuy,i Pes p1nu- v. Lane. ,'H.
-f,u...,i q raft sui iosr-i Iiu i,u. 'Iu-
pi th,5, iIi,ui tIHl i.,-i..r D. bir.i f'f"
i-.tf A. Gp--. ID. a. diel.l,h as. ai
COB Maj Franklin Il,r~,--l. 90! thi. ,ts
e. l.,pl-nl L, NJ G~lltu-h,si '"H',
N4- an the know l,-l., H ruu,v1f't. nu,i
thr MAJOR. boa company wtth lr luI'"r
husband. ~tJut~l trr t.r',4r l-l' 81 O.
O'Clock lbs f,mtu- w'f' hf"U To- i.'
'hi- ,its ou ia, ttu,is ~uujl'rr train
' : a. lat 'lsuinE Prom tie 'l'I"t
the, were taken 60 thr undertaking
Establishment If C,r,rs- " i%-tti,s g. "i'
I.sfa,,tir N,ruu.. and thu tax g ,''tn-
muui,,iiu. 90 'hr fault, ia, -rl Noes q
,l.,nh-i upon ~ lsuuGhu.ltri- tl'
i'mil, physician.
1hs particulars With r,irurn.e to th'
a,,id.ut were learned iurm Robert OAK
man. who accompanied th. T'tut'n
hum.. l,a,iu. hi ihr"' ',uisuI'u-
almost bold, th,ut~,h"s W3h Eu.i "l
IA, island In-liN va. {" have l",u
cain itN With the N"uug people, g ii"l'
Iriut, Guill. mann II whom we're g.
h1t. ,~i-i,-l their pastor pa camp "n Tho
ittly Island. Now all l. changed ia
lam'uttiiru-
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25

Toledo estimates that she will re-
criyc 25.oOO.0 600 bushels of wheat This
season.
The wool product of Si>kiynu Coun-
IL. Cal, for the spring clip amounted Ia
a little over POI 900 pounds.
There has been shipped the present
season from Aurora. ILL.,, 2lo.ou0 pounds
If wool la Eastern markets.
Mr.. George Hunt "f Crdart"wn.
Ga. has sold $50 worth of watcrmclons
from one acre this year.
-t block of marble puarrird in Yer
mont the other day measured u feet &
inches in length, = feet . inches in
width. and > feet > inches in thickness.
and weighed about 1900 pounds.
According la a German paper. dis
coycry has just been made at Lyons
whereby a Silkcn appearance may he
"iycn Ia flax iihrrS. After chemical
treatment of flax yarn, it j. dipped int"
a liquid preparation from silk Waste.
which leaves a >ilkcn coating upon ii.
and in rr~ar,l Ia iincncsS, elasticity and
wlo>S. the material i said I" he perfect
a. Il substitute for silk.
The British Board of Trade stats
ties make more and more apparent.
wear by year. the fact that steamships
are rapidly supcrccdin" Sailin" vessels,
both for home and foreign trade. In
the foreign trade alone steam tonnage
shows an increase of 10 per cent. in the
last returns IL compared with those of
the preceding wear, while Il correspond
in@ decrease i noticeable in >ailin"
ships employed in the same trade.
A writer in the London BuiiiCr
complains that an English patent cost
in Government duties $40 within the
first six months. then $3.50 within three
wears, then $500 within four morr-to-
tai. $50 levied in seven wears for Il
patent during II wears: while Il patent
in America costs only $50 in one pay
mcnt for l. wears. Thus. he adds.
"arc the brains of En"li>hmcn hamdi-
capped against those OF their great ri
walls in proportion Of I1j Ia a."
Export of horses i becoming Il
profitable trade. Belgium affords Il
good market. The Switzerland recent
IN carried 40 saddle-horSeS To Antwerp.
where horses are from - Ia loo per
cen higher than here. which were sold
at a good profit. Not one was lost,
though the weather was rough. The
cost of transportation is about 500 per
head, the duty So. The Duke oi
Flanders * said 10 have paid 5000
francs for an American horse OF
recent importation that pleased hi>
fancy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25

Novels written by young writers are
compared by the PaH Mn Ga.oas tn
green gon>rberrie>. They furnish the
discreet student with endless occasion
for impatiencr and wonder. He rem.m-
ber> that Woodworking i a difficult art.
and j. a>toni>hed that no apprenticeship
l. thought necessary to IT. practice
Reading and writing come by nature:
and Ia have at the masters AMI outdn
their feat> no course IF preliminary
gymnastics i needed. This bein" the
ease. one i hclme'l with stories
without plot or incident. intrigue> with
out point or object. psychology that l.
merely stupid description that does not
describe. dialogue that i but monulogue
in disguise. heroes with nothing ma>cu-
line about them but their names, and
heroine> most pitifully feminine: and
the public i lucky if it gets half a dozen
novels a wear that are worth remem-
brance and %r.p,ru>al.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25
. .New Zealand Cherries"

Yesterday a fruit drslrr "n Market
Street. .aN- the lDui-Nill. fgnr'T~Jpsfr-
nal. incen-e,l a, the hi-rtic> taken by
the i"af-r- With hi warr> displayed nj
the door. placed = halt gallon II Cay
snne pepper in a basket. hi".led II
=. New Zealand theuic-, nud hung II
ia a conspicuous place IN front ii hi>
stand. In a few minute ia" nrN'-dupr
merchant ,aunicT.d up, inquired how
trade VA. picked up a New ZEALAND
cherry. placed II in hi mouth, and >ud-
DENLY left To- attend to attend Z" a cu>-
toner. The Rev. Dr. lIolly neat round
I'll L.. observed that the yellow fever
new from Memphis VA not very Pm
c"uraging this morning, and All. il
had been years slncF w. had eaten a
New Zealand ebert, whcrrupnn he ate
one. remarked that IL NaS %-uI".Th. wiped
hi weeping eyes GA hi c"ai--l-sye, >up-
posed that New Zealand wa- getting
warmer every wear. wished the dealer
good morning. and departed, ltmcntIng
the growing weakness If hi cye~ IN
the sunlight. \ chronic d-ad-b"at then
came up. took a mouthful IF ch-rri'-.
-pluiirrrd them out. with an impr"Ci-
tiun all over th" fruit, stuffed a pear. a
banana. aud a bunch "f grape into hi
mouth tn take out H." taste, informed
ia" dealer that hr would
have him prosecuted for Keeping
green fruit. and went down the street 1"
the pump. \ lady with two children
next appeared. stopped 1" admire the
chcrrir~. asked if she mighrn'i just taste
If them she never had seen any before
supplied the children, AMI walked
way walked away with a face fiery
with ~coru and anger. while the children
st up = howl that brought nj! ia" poo
nj, Ia the doors AMI window and drove
all the policemen off ia" street. Thus
the fun went "n all the morning. The
fruit,lralcr never laughed 81 much IN
hi~ life. The occupants IF ia" adjacent
and opposite shores AMI u ~hual uf ~nall
BOYS soon learned what VA up. and
watched and joined in a rin%in" roar a.
zach new victim tried cherries. Finally
Il >"l"mn-lnoIin" cuuntryman BOUNCED
up. inquired the price If them "r" New
Zealand chcrric-. invested in 4 pint. put
one in hi month. took ii ont again. gave
the fruit-icalcr 4 lin@"rin" hook If mild
~rrpruach. pulled off his coat. and
"wadc,l into" him. When he left. tia,
fruiiman with tendencies /" practical
Jokes had :, bluc eve. Il red nose. a pur,
pie face. II Spraincl wrist, AMI ~"VcraI
bushels of fruit scattered around anon
the small boys, while the same ringing
roar Of laughter was going up from th'
lntlrr>H,u
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25
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Odds and Ends.

Here's the place To take Your girl:
At one of the hotels in Saratoga there
are IL kinds Of icr-crcam on the bill of
fare,
-"Gimmc some more" the boy he cried.
Gimme some more green apples"
They gave him some more, and then he
In strong abdominal g~rapplc>
An exchange has an article on
..Lan"uor. and it, Cure" \ good
bulldog at your heels will cure il quicker
than any thing else. But this is not
the remedy prescribed 10y the news
paper.
"A negro preacher nj Red Springs.
y. G.. gave the following notice 10 his
flock Il few Sundays ago: IL have been
preaching Ia YOU ever since came from
Matthew and Mark. and if YOU want me
Ia preach from Genesis to Exodus. YOU
must raise my wares. II i hard work.
and I'm not moin~ Ia preach the fat ont
of my gizzarl for - little pay.
A be"war i sitting at a certain cor-
ner with placard on his breast and Il
doc tied { q Il string. On the placarl is
written. PITY the Blind \ stranger
passes 10y and gives a Spanish silver
coin. %whcreupon the begwar calls after
him: II say, this won't pass here"
A>toni>hment of the stranger: Why.
Won can see. can you?" "See?1of
course | can. Then why are You
begging: Why this placard?" For
my do@-he'> the blind one.
A MAJ will chase Il hat across a
street and half way down the block, and
finally overtake it when his face i red
and his temper a> high Il the thermom-
I eter. And when he turns round To- re-
trace his steps. and m"p> off the mud
from his >oiled chip, every woman that
he passes will look At him 81 t~antaliz-
ingly. with her eyes swimming in fun.
for She knows that her twenty-five cen
! hat is fastened on with a rubber band.
and that three or four hair-pin> are
stuck through it into the false hair IT
the back IF her head.
The following table. carefully pre-
pared by the Detroit Free Press. shows
the chances professional men have IF
catrhinr fish whrn they ~o a-tiShin~:
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25

he pat, her hand on my shoulder lit
tie boy. I ike WI. Won't yuu play
with me? think o-pr rial putty. In
utter di-may ! FASTENED from the
grounds determined n"; "a r.main bong
In -, dangerous a place, ls5t siill the
fe-rinaiipn Il m, o-ld VA upon ui'. anil
| n%a;urn.sl the next daI sui -hall rrrnsrn
until the camp meeting brcaks uP. Ter
hap. | NAV iH' converted and l-c-nug \
Peculiar Child my-rh- VII" can
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25

-Btve"H 1 aud = IN III. a~iisnsss,n
the Pop" take hi walk. AZ thu tina.
n" on" U~negHnects.l Niih The c.sirf Z. adj
%IniiIefi 9" the fatiean. Lp waik. aifh
bong -iridr%. hi. imposing fgirr i~~cosn-
lngiy drap-sl IN the simple. maje.tic
Ppntiieal rsi-~ IL pr.crf.s ths ri
II bj. ante. a. If be ,fr-ire,l 10 r.-., in
~'iitnd" after ths hong dan II III. public.
duties. IT, never u-@- the ul.,ir @...
provided bg biz gardener. SALVATORE. hat
stand fer sDuas tine isfore the lathe
If ht- asiAy- smiling n; ia. y.,lden
ph'asaHt- and ~fan-taiI~si pigeons wish
the ~i-snevoi.nr. II a Franei- ID A-.;um
a1i then Stn'ie- on. penetrating the
ihlekei which n-cIpis- a lsrye T.art If
the garden.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25

~pfur - fhs tLuBr, ps
meaning fhs 1T that fh~ stfazr
error -fiil exist J,r q fhrH aaf
su'sd - -aF. IioIs g iss
tbe typ mai. 30. i;shs - hs
whirh ua- -Iyhtls rslrntnu- Ar
aid Irsir-~hir ken M
yhi-. instead 81. p1gs Asn 4.
zsu- Ih- atul- papsT explained fas'
Instead e -st M. Mr Erssn e. y
png nss-e - mnaat 60 s 81
BrpWn- great puEfr~. 'hs
s's1l' -hs,v Thi- So al-s5f zs .sui
the Nes En=itnd rH1i fist mpi-
Clergyman tssf r~ai. Il fr re
barn in T,iifgriz
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25
TN. Air. S,r,oriS who died i'm Er

The Mrs. SartoriS who died III Eng
land lately was the mother of Nellie
Grants husband. Mrs. Edward Sartori>.
who. before her marriage, wa, Miss
Adelaide Kemble. and an operate sing
er. She retired from the stage upon be-
ING married. in IS45. Several years ago
she published a book. "A Week in a
French Country House." She was a
Younger sister of Fanny kemble Butler.
the celebrated actress. reader and au-
thorpSS
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25

according Ia the ~. Petersburg
Gasette. Mr.. Alexander Herzsn. former
" editor cf the K6I0koi. Ia, left $1,000
a Year. il. trust. Ia Il London finn. Ia b.
applied in maintaining revolutionary
journals, and this sum i divided be-
tween Land aad Lii<Tty anil other pa
pers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25

a -cho-Iimisire~> whp bad kny b-rn
annoyed toy thu p~TysrsIfie- 81 a male
pupil - year Old. on u a the closing
day- Il term kspf him in aud un.iertoo.
To whale him. IL. however. di-aryne,l
her. and returned -~y-raI ki--e- FIR each
hi0H- The -ch0Splmi-;res-. unat,l. Ia
f"rgIS- this breach II discipline. Ls.ss.I
,; him siernly 10 the face. and. shaking
her foreilngsr al him Ia 4 m.naeinx man
her. said -ol-mnly -WiIIiam. ALL
give you precisely Il minute. 4, .;.,,,
huyeing me; and If yon di~.A~v n~ I
.haii punish YOU very ~~eyerel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25

ln thu paper collar inslu-tv na
l"trS 2ri- from Il "a 81 war a
arr eIDPl"yssi. 4 -kdiful Zd -sa
atsl i-sx is.tsa e~r,iisr. ,iuunz e taE 81
!" hour length. Mann huruio-L =
III gs'ssi-kaf fieior-. herr 81. q
touch aud eh,~~ attention arr
sabie rather than h~ayy laispr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25

The man xirp refa--, 10 -I-nd hi-
money literally j. called sting. ami
nsean- He zho spends IL ia@raIIy I.
-P'kenof A. a-Fend;hrifi "a ho mn-s s.,a-
er % later bring up in the p-spr-hssIe-
DtfrvR FREE Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-09-25

-If =. 3 hard H8ula.t' .1r-
remark placed Us q 2rts ln se.ar q
thu dsy IN ID. lp- q Hnso
Fr~Hebman. hen .sns Gr,i4 ihaf
2iSry hs'u..r- agui.ffi9n. ~. uHf aE
whpis worth a gid riZar. l-
The reply"f . ~eyuiesl fr,-fsi @
a hsr'l~r nEsfDsnf -;il shes a.s
'hs; tl- riZsF lit = ia.i