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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19
TIE OLD TRAMP.

I'm q suriy old fellow, am 1.
A. 81 here 2 yinktn' ray eye;
AZ the length of MY chin.
And h bold wicked wink IN NV =
An. the girls they do laugh at my dress,
An, the boys oddly mock my distress;
ALE the little dogs sniH
AT my legs just asn
Ny company wasn't the best.
II Il funny, Il IL now I yum.
For rs sure as I'm wirlia: my thumb.
Tits ere Is h sawre place
Where ] once knew each face
tssforc j became an old rum.
And tten-'tis the truest IL truth
] was sdst the gayest Of youth;
It each home was free,
Ladies' smiled sweet on me;
j was loved, an o knows this II truth.
Great God, see this lady that's dressed
In diamonds and furs; on this breast
once held her, and knew
That hcars moved as true
To my love as the sur TO the west.
All her love was too true to concea
And the throbs of her hear / could feel;
Yet ] laughed and denied
That I loved. and her pride
Turned those womanly nerves Tn steel.
An o.day b Is happy and rich.
While my home II tie street and the ditch
Pm 80 wicked . feel
Iilat THIS mDney I'll steal;
lis Der p"~ ket- pol dropped In h ditch
OIL (3fv DrrV{ck.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

"a sss go cusuesrefy ssAs.s<s ~ NE
eSn~ q sessaze ~akn~s .&ssssssx Ne
s4~zwa sp-r~s<asexs Il wnsssksr Twy
sAss Sisf4sA sk~ sksa q tks k@sd inss
tur p<s& ses sssaU - asss~~F-
s&iv<i a. 80. sks, s~eA s~sy sAe
ups~r psss.a ef lA@ sAaa eel ssA
4rxw sA~ tr~zas Tsss @sFs-~@ SEQ
r.ssnfss fnx~fsssty 60 hsssr @N
wss~~4 ~ a. ss~srs hasss<s ak@ f~m@&s
os a. h<~a q e@es A-spsss~a n~svess-
s~sGearstrae-sA~ s~~sk sAsxs~<pa. a.
n-sssk stxs. ~ ers sn& ~ s~~s msas
sAa~~ xrsnsr~s ~kek ss ~s-~vv~a -
s,s~ts-x p~Fa~ vA~a s<sANf saA .
s~rk-T Nnk - s-y ~ $500 r~-H
60 shsa>sA "a 90 sb~ohs~fy SEA
o<s ss~ k.ss ts~@SA ~ AsNFs.
ianxs sssa s~ss1ssisss ~ssv w~~~A. s@s
tbs. 90 h~ssx pas~~d N -ua
he ss~ssrss sasssry. tA assss saa sxs
EzssN.fy S~~f A tkss nsss@<~s ~.
Ksszra a.Sra - .kss esk~S = -.
.,a a -aps-rxs~sa sASa a<fs naisssss A@1
sl.p~~s frsm sh@ ssnss as rs sxseas-s
f.ssfx e.ase he essapstag ssm~as
~xs<s th< s<sssa q 49, hsssesy a sAT~i
81 Asassax s~&A. assphse~a ~ sfsN
sk-ss. ~.a ga snzA. a~xSsaei saa 4as&
NJ piarwa ss.~a esk os tAs sps4 tssaa
.kkh IL ksa $50. Fua fA~ e@a
.ssa II he assrssfs ss sAss tA~ uassv
mxafs ~ssss~sspd in ths h3dks q p~s~ses
s~~ilsls~s 90 t~sa< ~sahfssssa - So So
,ssu - skssEscisy are aoszass4s H
ekAnAnzl. sid display sessAsr Aas
asssnlxr Il hfe no - ssa&sasss Ihs
ur~xtsneet oil - 49, sahset 81 a
n~sssksr. whseh ali ~.hsassis - F~Ss~sissi
~ ths Aszs.my II M~is-s@s b
gvsari. Asi in sAAsh be sAt ash@@
ssssse tAss a~ssh By a~ssessAshss a -
e-saxau~a4.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

-Ar ia in . harryf . itst~kisA
oyster dsaisr lszaiF~s - . msa ts
vksm he wAs ersning kfs thisa sysses
rh~ mae had sssisr~d = asssa. saa sAz
plainly in hssss. bat s<<aag thai . isay
had entsr~i ths s~laon. hs sad thss hws
had pisnsy - tHs. aad hsaa ~ 1sansA
tsrak~a crackers until the essssssaaa
sas again r~sdy la ~skt apSaa hiEa
What can { DO for zoe. ma AN
IN. dealer .asaiswi. turning - n"
LADY.
.Arv yoaar cs<iA.a freshF" the sac
timer demanded. kssking s~asFhssasly
az some lzFg~ ones sn tbs bsssd
.ealy tsp hours nal sf The saisF,
tn. dealer answered. Hardly desa
yet. uniy 6 vents . V~sund.
"wctgh thai, tss uss. the lasiy
.aid. The n.h weighed ave ~fosnsss
THAI was ta, large. Ass,h~t weighed
,ws, bu, THAI IA. tsso small. A ,hlri
weighed ihree and a bali thai was jasS
right; sa, III. lsds bad shsng~l hos
mind. and prvfrrfsi haidek fhss.
also, wss q eeus.. and . a.h "a ssss.Ahln
weight vas ~-sn teana has q cssss =
pound Vas all that thr s~asIsnscS sas
willing IA give. Morvoscg. sAo had sss~
sci her heart upsn susetss. and. az there
wers none In the sals-en. che sarnesi BIZ
at,cn,ion Ia oysters.
. wTsnt them tos frying" che sail
e. How mach are they = handrvsif
"a dollar and . snArsrs." wss tbs
reply and cheaper AZ that shsa yoa
can get them anywhere sas. Ia tho
city"
Then open nny Cor me. u yan
please the lady said.
.. VIII you ailew me Ia ai,rad so this
gentleman hr.tg'' the dealer asksi.
pointing Ia the nan who hal e-~a
obliged ta take = reee-s afAer eating
three oysters.
"Cestalnly po,." the laiy sad. snap
pI.hly. aim in . hurry. and as ,hs
man had by this time aaishrsi Dearly all
the crackers and. In q great issAsass.
host bis appetite for oysters, hr ssAi.
politely. that be va. wiling Ia wait.
The hfty oysters were oPsned. sEsi.
after closely examining them. the hiy
SAID
snow. I don't mind giving you SHY
rents Cor ihase. II yosi will paste th.ns
ssfs WIN HtAf a0a IKE NIL " AA@Hf
up for frying just as they do in Patton
market"
The dealer brraihei very hard As he
NJ his ~unpromi-tag customer.
a. Perhaps" he said. "you ~ouia isks
to ~ 10 your house and cook thsm
for you"
Without another word the LADY gath
up her gloves. handkerchief anj
restored her pure la sss place
In the latter receptacle. aaa besso~ing
upon the dealer = iosk ~ combined
seorn aud irdignsf,on. swsps cut % The
"Wcil. ome IL queer creatures"
The dealer mutfered. ss he l,soksd AZ tba
recediag form. "~skindints, all of 'sun.
~onldn't trust my o~a sife where q
waz to be had. . And he ;arne<s
% hnd the man who bad essss
he three oysters. bat that person hal
loryostsn IN pay for the oysters. smyiiesi
he bowl 81 broken crackers, aud ggsa
fort Sun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

decorations, I saw In Professor Mere
dith the identical Jack Chester who.
over twelve months before. was BE-
Neyei 10 have lesped, in . 1t Of mad
ness, into the SEA and was drowned.
"Cheseri'tI cried cut, In my excits-
/. ":asi jssn,. ou., IN. Mia
outl9 I'D Sssas J
lAg1he meantim1rl had come " az.
self ID resumed sest, but not bs1ors
When the performance was over. my
old shipmste, for il was be, beckoned
me to him, and asking me 10 his private
room, he grxsped my hand In al che
fervency Of ardent friendship.
.S4f down, Henry: ms tcs," Nc sa!d,
and yosa siyAai tAse 8 solnnon Of the
mSstsFS which hangs OYER me-
allow came yo1 % be saved. from .
watery grave op th.t creaaiui night
ghan So" plunged into the raging sea7"
!. impatiently asked. 4:
II did not jump overheard" said
Chester. lsnghipgi "Hssshee .:s / any
lee sANs .sa1 / am at this moment.
Inc entire plan was q trick Of my own
invention TO brighten the Captain and
then get away from his clutches. My
madness was q sham, and the mar
overheard was simply q. hurdle Of old
toys, topped by my old hat. 1he mo-
ment l pitched them over the rail |
slipped down into the fore-peak, where
l las hid unit, the night. after the ship
entered port, when l stole out and went
on shore. ! had taken are 10 lay mp
plenty Of junk, and l managed to avoid
detection until the Niger sailed. The
cries which you heard from the MAIN
top, from behind the long boat in the
cabin, l need not explain"
NO. said I; all il made clear ~
the doings Of this night"
ssExactlS 60" Sad ne: then he con-
tinted, 81 had psrGOrmed as a ventrilo-
quist in most large cities and t"~n. in
Europe before ". siew me-; but. be-
corning somewhat restless in my habits,
and having sqnandered all my earnings,
in q fit of recklessness / took to the sea,
and in the capacity Of a sailor found my
way to Puget Sound. But | had not in
me the stub Of which sailors tire made;
-, sftrs lily adventure on board the
Niger, l went back to my old profession.
in which l have done well. My wild
oats are all sown, l hope, and, having
learned wisdom by bitter experience, l
shall stick to that fine Of life for which
I have capacity better thing than
splicing old. ropes Or taking In topsail
reefs on a blowing night
al should think 3d." I said. But
ton Hearty killed the Captain with
fright, while you caused us many a
heartache at your supposed loss"
"For the latter l am very sc.ry," re-
turned Che:.s. "But l a not say
ta.at 1 pitied the Captain. His cruelty
to me vas dreadful, and he would pos
sibly have ended by killing me but for
my fortunate gift of ven.riloquism.
Ais well tina. ents WE'LL"
"Irue," l replied, sand l rejoice
that you are alive to say SO. You kept
your secret, for neither Captain Phillips
nor any Of The crew ever suspected that
ircapabls sack Chester was the ghost
That haunted the Niger"
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19
Mustangs in Texas Thirty Tears Age.

The word mustang is . corruption of
mestenO, the Mexican name for n wild
horse. Many years ago there were
thousands, no doubt millions, Of those
animals in Texas. In 18i9, and for sew
eral years thereafter. they were numer-
Gus in the region between the Nueces
River aud the Rio Grande. They were
found further north, but not in snch
numbers. Immense herds Of Wild horses
could be een grazing on the prairies.
When they saw any m approaching
the leader would often move 10 the
front and make . reconnaissance. IL
things did not suit him, he would give
his head q peculiar -tose,~-wheel and
sound the note Of alarm. These demon
STATIONS would be followed by prompt
movement on the part Of the herd. some
times TO the front, but more usually 70
the They would wheel into line,
change front, move in line, or in column,
with as much precision and order IS
cavalry. 1t was wonderful TO witness
how well they were drilled and dis
ciplined. In the event . retreat was or
dered, the leader would move in the
rear for . while. II any Jagged or
struggled they were very apt to fecl his
teeth, il not his heels. On some occar
sions q movement TO the front was or
dered. II was = charge in line, or In
column, proudly headed by the leader.
This was the case sometimes when
mounted men were in sight. The Texas
hangers operating in that eoanfry
were followed by pack-mules in charge
-.- t. >--- 0~>x
to form 4 hollow square, place the mules
inside, and 10 throw out skirmishers 70
fire into the anifbAfS. II The leAder could
he struck, the charge would b bEuksa-
The horses would retire at once. The
mustangs were hunted By Aexicans, md
fne-looking ones. singled oos and Is
seed. Whole herds were driven ~ 81
run into pens having extended wings,
which contracted ss they spproaehed
Tie gats. A DasT0aOmnaARR Asse
been penned g oneNmn." Thsy wU
sold Il almost nothing, g being shigh
price for . choice horse. These mus
hangers were . wild ~, olsen no better !
than Indiana; soue a shsn wsse hnnr
ct, good men. They were guilty. a
many murders and robbeEies- The
made many visits % tAAs
They woa1A PouSee upon sAe
mussanees, - themasee srkA {
n caprice dictsssl Thss co0aacAe
wanted the mustsnzs 70 ride and 20 ess-
i . great deIIcacy With thsm-
The chos6e pAFtb Tie IA Immediately
under he name. Tie section II qna l
ion VA very hot in thoss days tor
Americans A Texan wAs considered
hereditary enemy by both mnstAngen
.nd Indians His only protection vM
he ride and The six-shootsF and . horse
4 strength end bostom.-4tzs kut
Damesr. :
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

In an article on "The international
Weather Service" in the Popular Sci
ence Monthly for January, Prof. Thomp.
son b. Maury briefly considers the ques.
ton whether it will ever be practicable
to forecast, in part, the character oi
approaching seasons-to predict wheth'
er the coming winter will be mild or Sc
we're, or the next summer unusually hot,
cool, wet Dr. dry. There are those who
maintain that an intimate connection
exists between terrestrial weather and
the sun spots, and Prof. Maury cites,
without naming, q recent writer who,
summing up the latest results obtained
from the investigations of Mr.. Meldrum
and others, concludes that "the solar
spots and temperature change in par
allel cycles, and affect every feature in
terrestrial meteorOlogy." Mr.. Richard
A. Proctor, on the other hand, has "no
faith in the hopes which some en-
terrain Of connecting terrestrial
weather with the sOlar-spot pc
rod" Prof. Maury, however, ex-
presses the belief that, independently
of any considerations of this kind, the
solution of the problem, to an extent, at
least, will come with . better knowledge
of terrestrial meteorology, and that the
requisite data for approximately fore
casting ONE main features Of the sea-
son win ultimately be afforded by the
extension of the International simulta-
BOZ weather reports. Tins, the excep-
tional heat of last autumn was preceded
BY an exceptional meteorological condi-
ton. In the Weather RerieW for August
the signal service reported that IS the
barometic pressure, IS compared with
the means of the entire country, has
been abnormally low" There was,
then, in August, and unusual barometlc
depression Of through covering the
interior Of the continent a far north a
the arctic circle. Into this aerial hol-
low the air must flow from the sur
rounding regions of high pressure,
which AZ that time were Southwark in
the Gull Of Mexico and in the extra
tropical parts of the Pacific A warm
w1xe was then rolling through the
country in . northerly direction. Had
the extent and intensity Of the low
pressure In British America in August
beon aeccftained by simultaneous OBJ
taken there, Our exceptional
weather a the autumn could, Is Prof.
Many claims, have been in no small
measure ~foreseen, and IL might have
ben forecast with as much certainty o.
"A OrdinaSy cold wsyeo or hot wave, had
fun reports been received from the up
per valley of the Saska*chewan before
lhe enormous baromesric anomaly was
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

Every morning the ~housekeepcr, or
the Lonas. eues . MARKET az ~ tAe storrs
10 buy what Is strictly nesded for the
day. and no more. You win see one.
for instance. walking along with her
small basket On her arm. carrying ten
cents worth Of charcoal and two cents
worth Of kindling wood and do IL with
As much and with evidently
a. much relish n IL IL were q basket full
Of flowers. Another viii be on her way
to buy Provisions for the second break
fast. II, forin~soce, there ere toxv IN
the family, one will stop ~ the frui,icr
tn buy q little bunch III nice fresh red
radishes, with a quarter II q pound of
Aors d'onrre. then she viii tros along ,o
the buscher's-looking 80 nice. with her
pretty white cap eneasing her black
crispy hair. and her bright smiling face
shining under H.: she IL often heard
hurnming q well known air ~ she goes
along, snd dops not think IL uniady Nike
q bit TO poke up her ~turned-up nose,
eve q little higher than Is becoming,
at something she sees and does not Ike.
on. ] say, she trots 10 the butchers 81
get four chops, n apiece. nj . price of
about fifteen cents a chop: then . pound
Of potatoes. to cut fins and fry crisp and
puffy, as only the French know how 90
do; on she viii wend her way % the
cheese store, and amoaa tia hundrud
kinds for sale there she viii
select ten cents yogfh Of The
kind she usn1s; onwnrdShs trues tn H.
fruit ssose, and there she dAiufiiy p5ets
two nice fresh punches OF grapes OF two
lusciDuH pears. On Be divided
among The four for dessert, then passing
By, she drops in as the erocerss. and
ssks for . quarter Of . pound u ground
for tbs indispensable little csp os
coffee 10 b slipped - leisure
while the merry talk goes round. making
both help 70 digest The humble. bat sin
dktesssy. So you ZEE, with
shaf you would cal q meagve meal.
hey win have almost . lsass. becsnse
he meat has hem tassrluny selected and
.assefully cooked; because the potatoes
nave been Pldesiy Cd hstin6y fnef;
,scauss Il hasAll bsea pseparU 9 8
sas meant not only 70 BE eaten, bas 20
,e good; becauss IL W. very dafnfiiy
put on the table; because each dish wxs
.asen separately, with . warm. clean
,lase for each, and because the Preach |
'nty their food. and eat With the most
appetite You win make ihas !
ice Httlea606Ry eyE - q holy havrpr |
[ you ou9y i1ngtns no tkV migke &c !
|0wn = tAs br0kfar6 Without d a /
40 botles Of wine on the fable. Thy
Ill, Of eourse, pss WAFER h tier wfne
pagiakin&<fS ~ pSafA - e.
esseEt, Absbee 1e O6ee, III "a
sallW4WosEnse Of = puso. a 49,
'own The meal and haSGea dieeaion--f
'ar1 Coz. Gsossafs 0asaxk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

them, perhaps o~es-Spursh. are worked
al IN gold. r~epre~nsing sks birds 10
shadow. O. ssn aezine The light. add
the:e have iita,e or ~ detail Each
bird b dist;net, separately drs~a. and
1sytag ~ own expsssssou. mode of
hti6ihss aga pcsisjon b ,she line. The
rsa Of tSs space i Flied ~ s~orispn,a,
bars Of 81 Of varying widths, add
gyuaps 81 tncy stitches also In gold
fhsss ar0 % Indicate the naf 9snsss
eiosds ard tie t-r. - 49, distant trccs
passed over by the ssorks IN tss.r
6ighf."
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

Ridiculous dueis, say. . Leipssc letter
20 the Boston Adrertsssy. are very frs.
gusnf, and are against the lag bot as
they are No attended with danger. they
q winked NJ. Is /. aid here fhst
these dueis increase the scnsa ~ honor,
rte. an idea for which I can not s~e sn~
spark At Justification. Each additional
s-sr on . Students face i~nerease. hi.
swagzsr and in-olescs-the oaiy in.
crease Visible 10 me- Fast fights aeeur
very seldom. and when they do happss.
amsust 81 nothing. They push aad
scrsseh and shout , god deal. and that
10 about ali. A few days sge, soy~sh~r
with . western friend. ! was watching
one 81 those pushing matches, wh~n the
9ensleman In question observed. IN =
disguised tone 81 voice "Ouf IN Chgy-
anne. where ] iiTe. when fifty men get
to Sighting. you havs 20 sweep up ihs
eyes and poses sfterward.fs ayiny
which - Jumped down into tbs mstase
a The crowd, doiag the oaiy asmay.
repustsd. ~ eour.e tke ssnILsnss drirk
. great deal a beer, bat they isase
whisky and brandy alone. I have
knows . man 20 ddak So gias~es u
strong beer In . liffIs les ihan ~ hossr..
A = whseh equals e vH performed
~ "a afscex bere, fAmozs oaly foe his
drinkieg abiIiftrs. AZ dinner or~ aay.
. sssmnde o3srrf 10 bct him . large
ma that - onId not dr;ak . asssrt
bottle 81 champagne cat uishous taking
lie isstsie rom Ais lips The eiaisesx-a
tboszAs . monnep and ssid-
Give - hAlf N boar % shink 4
= Ne rsnf cot, eame back In
= hnur. aecepfed The b<x and .os
I, smsds grenx spplause- some
lsaed him Wig L tDek him - hag 20
esspf , bel "wea.- he aid. .sf
70 NJ quite nre that I essld do e, 80
weaf home ira sad frsed e. saa
thas ] coaId DO q. asd then eans
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19


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eseA
-
us".s y erTaa
m,s,s
-AA
III ARssncs sssa
->srsses rs;
.nxuAF~s o.
- a .ass sSers
~ s0ea va r~~sss
-. ns"os.-
can rcns~mhss shea Andrvu Jscksor
used 10 stop nj hs fssher's. Who sns
Tennessee fzrrner, and .uung Ass
Alssys had The teh ct paisaisg Oh Jack.
scr's hc@ss
DR. Bsnsca ~ 6eAKsun kss e,eao
birds Of the Norwich hre~d. Bese md
sfses they ssols be f-eds ihssn WITH shi:e
VI egg sprinkied sith cayenne pepper.
and their color becomes nd. 30 be
says
MH. W. W. CoRcosAs q gssAsee-
ton Il th. posusssor os he besu,iia.
Seyre. dessert service which vas oaee
owned and used by Georyc Washington.
II Il supposed that Mr.. Corrpran viii
present n IN sh~ ars gallery he has
founded.
A wonxx roernfir soid ksr hsiu In \
h,y.r,,s,, b. Ho,.S,u sa..,1 a.
s4.s7, To = far chs ksa tskrn 4 fancy
To the child. lie lrfs the psass sak ms
purchase, bu, the woman followed him.
snatched the infass ssss aS his arms,
slapped MS s.-s. and ran away.
NATIONAL debts w.f. = ,,.l. ,mpor-
,,nce unt;I The r,e,rh R.xo,.fI,s
They now .ropn, On ,h-ou, ssss an on
40 mostly o~exa hx H,r,,.r., s,.,..
for var ircnrr-i ~ J;-.l,.r- "a !.
which common ps,u,. nal mo- ,olc.
These eel.s s.a .tsr3J.s .rm,.,. an, rov
the cause ~ noy.rtx
T.
~ - oa' -
~ .ds,ssani ING o sa ~
Par. Tsis -, "a.
psris.h.a -. ns...sss.m. .s.,
and go .r,;sh.a .;,h I,,,. -.
that i, mirh, cs,eh the .,,,r.,, n ~,
river st every min, h,t !, b,a s.,i..,J
IN achieve , .uc,,ssfnl yovsss and i.iS
At ,bs rivers ,.o,,or ,or 49,. .s,h 10.
fre;gh, of lc,,ers Tor an. b..-s.,.t p.r~-
ians' some If whom. how.r..r h.5 y.
gra,;f;ca,ion "a rec.iyiny ,bem ~. -
AFTER da,e.
so~e -,
d.. IN
~ nj. -. 80 :. 49,. re 49,
-. az. As"' n'inf
=. a..1N NaI
e., n.l'o ms M SAt{h's an-
- ~
han. am ~ ~.sn.u an
~ 80 rep9''ea as eAu'ners
a ~. %sn. aAs
an Eve IA ioso,i
Ia sIa ssan Sh. Sh'.aso'
-. - ue Ioa.-
,s.d ,v III. - - III.
nass.,,ssr III. ~,,sa a,..s !. Ia ~
among vanished ,h;ngs ,,5 80 ar
ionaiy n-.ssana.r 20 ,hsr., a. 80
would t.Le he ;-o,rray w;,h , hrnareS
mr. more ,o hear h;s -co,rn.nv
a.
~. VI Ne~ ,ainps1'rc
s,n.s .an .Ln M "a mnusn,ho.er .on-
go a,e une i.nc, inu.o.ea -, per
nnsSn 70 is'en 70 ,ne usoaies pro
s;n,np u 'nas oJu me! nam oseh
~ nay w. nohn uae k..ie'
III" naoa gay usa4y Wa
bs,us - I'll W 49, ".
u.,;a..,. o"n ~, anu assin,.
,"e".'on. ohc n'gn' AT party Mss.
A ssPresseu nsr r.Sre' 20 fisns,
-n . = mat sns e"uia
near '"e arguments, especially ms
sPeeIhes. MI. alhes gaiiahly rsP,led
ne Knew OF no reason why isdies
shou'o NOT De Pe,,hi.ea 20 near 'hc 10
.e men, sa'u M,s. l~ahsaoh,
You wiz is. me know when you next
'f,ssH "bh hf@o' UP Eaihs
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

1FFrom the ART AmGtesr .we gather
these facts: "The best specimens Of
Japanese needlework are the cloths used
as covers for the presents given by per-
sons paying visits Of ceremony; these
cloths r not given with the presents
they cover, but are family heirlooms,
and good specimens are rarely zen in
this country. Some rare pieces We have
seen lately were excellent; the grounds
are satin, of the deep, sott blue Of .
summer night, and the leading colors a
the embroidery are gold, pale blue and
white. Another piece we win describe
In detail, q it gives . good idea Of
japanese excellence In design and n.
rangenent- The ground = scarlet
mereen; of . bright scarlet, yellow
enoughlto harmonic with the gold that
forms the principal color In the en-
broidery. The subject IS = long night
of storks, the sacred bird-not less than
eighty Of them are flying upwards IN .
igng line, the angles Of which areveu
6Sref1lly studied, from the bottom %
the top of the picture. Most q these
storks are in white silk. the direction Of
the stitches giving nuch of their form.
They are picked ont with the black. and
there Is q Nstls pale pink or pale yellow.
ereea b their heak1 aaa legh &1gw q
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

IHK veildrensed indiviaual. shoagh
ns may ~ hks tailor. thinks he can not
% qu.ss fsmilias vtfh the nggsd tramp.
IL eicshA ass msss - dssxn eEs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

. N BasAris 13.f2 ou< az every 200
hrshs sr ilegicmnEs ehilarss: in Aas-
~. I1m. In Dsnmxvk- 1913: IA
6cotzaod. So; ia Gesmasy. SIS: IN
!noce. IA. h Italy, 5JG7: ia Egg
49,, al; h Roumaaiz. s&s: In Ire
hsd. 49, h Gr1sce, le- The en-
go n Bavaria and Aussrfs h doe 20
n~s prohsbtdng marriage sxcsp< 70
tboss With . osrfain income.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-19

-windsor and- kisehen chairs hare
es<n PrsDoeed 70 the drzsinx-ruon
ance the cr1ze 1br vaxied furnisnsnxs
e.Ms in- Thy ore rendered se.epsa-
De q beng painted biack and sDsehsd
eeP 10 gped. aaA Efxie czshions. eov-
esed .sahssos tAiek. pretty mzferizl.
are placed On fhs seass-