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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23
Hsw Has stitches on Q Bsttos.

He had never tried il before, but he
was naturally q self-reliant man, and
felt confident OF his ability 10 do IT,
Moreover. his wife had gone to the
country. Therefore, carefully selecting
from that lady's work-basket the
thickest needle and stoutest thread, he
resolutely set himself to the task.
Splitting upon bis fingers. he carefully
rolled the end OF the thread into q point.
and then, closing n Of his
optics, he attempted to fill up the
needles solitary eye; but the thread
either passed by one side or the other
of the needle. or worked itself against
the glittering steel. and refused TO be
persuaded. However. the thread sud-
denly bolted through the eye TO the ex-
tent of an inch, and. fearing TO lose this
advantage, he quickly drew the ends
together and united them with . knot
about the size of q buckshot. The but
ton was q trouser one, but he liked the
dimensions of its holes, and it was only
going on the back of his shirt, anyhow.
AS he passed the needle gently upward
through the linen, he felt a mingled
pity and disdain for men bungling
over such easy jobs; and as he let the
button gracefully glide down the thread
TO its appointed place. he said to him
self that il ever he married q second
time it should be for some nobler a
than a dread of sewing on his w
buttons. The first downward thrust
had the same happy result, and holding
the button down firmly with his thumb,
he came I'M AGAIN with all that con.
fidence which uniform success inspires.
Perhaps the point of the needle did not
enter to the bone, but it seemed to him
that it did, and his comment upon the
circumstance was emphatic. But he
was very ingenious. and the next time
he would hold the button by one edge,
and come up through the hole nearest
the other. OF course he would. But
the needle had an independent way of
suiting itself as I o holes, and it chose
the one where the thumb was. Then
the needle got sulky. 1t didn't are
about holes, anyhow, il it was going to
be abused for finding them, and the
button might have been an unperfOrated
disc for all the apertures which that
needle could t~henceforward be made to
discover, without infinite poking and
prOdding. 1t always came through when
It was least expected, and never when
it was wanted. Still he ~persevered, and
1t was not until he finally discovered
that he had stitched over the edge of
the button and had sewed it on the
wrong side of the shirt that he utterly
broke down.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23
HUMOROUS.

SECRETS may be trusted TO O miser.
He never gives anything away o.
hcayure.
A CHINESE adagc-Love 90 little,
love Oolong boston Commercial! Bat
ietin.
..Do FISH singy' asks an exchange.
Certainly. and MANY OF them have been
known to reach the high s~ca--fhiia-
deiphid Sunday Transcript.
BY holding q very little misery quite
close TO our eyes. we entirely lose sight
of a great deal Of comfort beyond which
might be taken. -BugaLo Express.
BJoRNsoN. the Norwegian novels,
and poet, HAS Arrived jim this cioun'
try. creating quite ain excitement i'm
Literary Circles. sjnd lis anxious tjc
inject Wilhelmji, bjingo.-W CITY Der
rick.
THERE are only one hundred and
fifty different ways Of putting up peach
es." said n young lady TO our funny
contributor; which way do YOU prefer"
81 prefer putting them down." was the
reply.-7oroDto Grip.
aN hIittiCti itN1Ci - III" nv
torney-General OF the Sandwich Isl
ands. II in two years he doesn't own
the entire coJntry and hold the King
note for a large sum he is no credit 70
the American bar.-Phiiaieiphia Ctron-
icie.
"Br Georger observed a Danbury
young man who was married last
month. '.if I'd though; about kindling
coal fires I'd never got married in the
fall. I'd waited till next spring and
had a six months honeymoon Dan
bury News.
No APPLAUSE will be allowed in the
theater in New York during the per-
Torrance Of the Passion Play"
They're rather afraid that some Of the
Wall-street men might evince a dispo-
sition TO start q cheer for Judas lscariot.
Boston Post.
A GALVESTON woman, just married.
wishing TO impress her husband with
her ability as a h~ousekeeper, bawled
out to the servant as she entered the
door: "Mstildy. bring me- the wash
board; l want TO wash the potatoes for
dinner. Galveston NtUs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23
Servants In Germany.

One reason why German servants do
their work 70 systematically and
thoroughly is that washing day comes
but once q month, and then is done by
extra help hired for the occasion. On
Monday of the week devoted to this
work, the women come and make
preparations. The clothes are care
fully assorted; the wood laid ready for
lighting under the great boiler in the
wash-hOuse. and every tun, hogshead.
etc, filed with water. The water is
pumped laboriously, and brought from
some distance in cumbrous buckets.
The carriers wear upon their shoulders
for this purpose heavy wooden Jokes.
like Ox-yOkes, with q chain and hook at
each end, to which the full buckets are
attached. The next morning at three
O'Clock they are at work, as busy as
bees, and out-chattering the swallows
in the ivy which grows about the wash
house caves. Wash-boards, those in
struments of destruction, are unknown.
all rubbing being done between their
horny knuckles. The ironing is done
in Germany by les Of q mangle.
where possible, and the clothes are
beautifully smooth and clean. By this
admirable system of ''doing the wash
ing" the family peace remains un-
disturbed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23
Personal axp LIrEslRI.

MrtIAts. The Ensli.A psiaisr. charges
$500 for PaiainssPor;rai
AnoVr s aillsoa % e,pse, u Web.
asrs SfelEns- IassA ooasiues to Be sod
,scry ycar.
Tis Engish raiHraas have isssei
an eIfissoa Il Chzaaanxs wors. coSsss
VI which are sold IA shiIiinr.
pa Caaxiss M.cKAr will sooa Pas-
tish \ treatise on "Otsrurr Words aat
rhrAs~s in ShAkssPoarv aad The Etss
bcthsa Drama;istA"
Ma. kosEgr Bgpu Sise. the poet -
iviag n prs.ea, Ia France. HIS pay
sicians have advised p~drssr aatsua - .
relief for has rccus, ii-beslih
Mas j. WELLS CaAsr>xI vii far
nish the text ard her husband The Illus
,raiions OF soane fo7hcomsng magazine
articles on Spain AMI fo1agsl. sherr
the artists are now travelling.
Tue Directors Of the Edinburgh rhl
losophanal lnstitatioa hare ordered the
removal q .OUida's" novelsfrosn the
shelves Of fheir library. Considerable
excitement ha followed the order.
ScuorExHAuxg was thirty year,
without . disciple. almost without .
reader. Al present the mere list of The
books md articles in which reference 10
made 20 him ocvupics ninety pages
octave OF 3 special photography.
ARcaBisHor PURCELL. Of Cincinnati.
Is very feeble physically. while his
mind appears 10 be n active NJ ever.
He recalls with delight his carry theo-
logical lLbors half \ century sgo. when
he rode hundreds of miles through for
ests 10 establish churches
Ir has been found impossible TO Ill
the orders for Miss Nelson's photo
graphs since her death. Mex; TO hers
the largest number sold arc Of Mary
Anderson. and the mex, In popularity Is
are O! Maud Branscombe. many II
whose pictures are bought by artists a.
studies. and are used by young ladies
in their first attempts ~ crayon por-
traiturc.
WILKIE COLLINS began life ~ = tea
merchant. but after short time studied
law NJ Lincoln's Inn. and presently
abandoned that for literature. lie il =
rapid inventor and slow producer.
writes af q massive desk, on one side
Of which hangs n picture of his father.
and on the other is "A tin box containing
plots and schemes and ideas jotted
down. In composing he first finds a
central idea. then hts the characters.
lets the characters evolve their "
incidents. and begins his story ut the be-
ginning.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23

count Of Forbiger IL eem that goods
were very low. A pair Of shoes cost
thirty cents; one pair Of woman gait
ers. thirty cents; one felt hat one dol
lar; one tunic. sixteen dollars 10 thirty
six dollars; ooe to9A tweuiy dollars to
twenty-eight dollan- A ma could get
. have for swo cents The Roraa rs
speat large amounts on other luxufie s
beside those Of the table. The imports
Of flowers. perfumes. ointments and
dresses from lndis in q year amount
ed to two million two hundred thou
sand dollars. In furniture they had
their decorative art Grasses. the citrus
wood tables being favorite articles for
squandering money upon In Cicero's
tine IL was rot unIisusl 70 spend City
thousand dollars for one Of these tables.
and Seneca. the stole, who prated OF
the virtues Of abstinence and the vice OF
luxury, owned i've hundred Of them
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23

ANEW JERSEY fox that had been
tanned secured the friendship Of dogs.
but. from his peculiar odor. cats kept
sloof from him. They would not walk
upon any spot where the fox had been
standing. He used his knowledge of
this to cheat pussy out OF his breakfast.
As soon a. the servant poured out che
cats allowance of milk the fox would
run up to the spot and walk around the
saucer. well knowing that the rightful
owner would not touch il. Day after
aay the cat lost his milk. until the trick
was found out, and the milk placed in .
spot where the fox could not reach it.
After he had been stopped from rob
bling the cat he tried his cunning on the
dairymaid as she was bringing the pals
from milking. As she was passing along
the fox went up to her and brushed him
self against one of the milkpails- The
milk became sotainted with the smell OF
the fox that the maid dare not take 1t to
the house, and thoughtlessly poured il
into . pan and gavei it TO him. The crafty
animal repeated this trick several times.
but when he found thst the spoiled milk
was given to the pigs instead Of TO him.
sell, he gave up his attempts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23

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III. Whole school The secret ~ Celia q
ability Ia write q letter where she r'n.i
not write \ composition" lay ia th"
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90 how 10 might sound. '-CsTth ala
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23
A White Mountain Guide.

guide walked on before US. erect
and manly, wearing one of those broad
canvas hats which are characteristic OF
this region. and furnish one Of our few
glimpses Of picturesque costume. He
had led for years the genuinely out
door life which belongs TO our mount
aineers. As a rule, farmers are far less
rich in conversation than seaside peo-
ple-sailors, pilots. fishermen; the rural
lives are rather monotonous and un-
eventful; but when you come where the
farms actually abut upon untamed for
est, the art of conversation reviyes, and
James Merrill was IS good As Thoreau.
so far as the habit Of observation could
carry him.
He showed US, in the occasional de-
posts of soft mud by the water bars on
the mountain road. how to distinguish
squirrel-tracks. sable-tracks. bear
tracks. A bear had passed. as he proved
TO US, within . few days. which had
weighed about one hundred and seven
ty-fve pounds, and was probably two
years old. He pointed out to US where,
in sandy places. the young cartridges
had nestled and fiuttered ike hens in
the path, and where the hedgehogs had
gnawed and torn the roots in the wood.
He told US how these little ''quill-pigs."
as they are popularity called. defend
themselves with their tails, thrashing
them about till the nose of . dog or
other animal is full Of b~ristles; the dogs
instinctively fear this. and seize the
creature BY the head. where the brisfles
turn the other way. and cannot hurt
The hedgehog is In winter the chief
food of the "fisher-cat," and this in
turn il trapped for its fur. This small
q~u.druPed Is iet-black- with 3 few
white hairs; is a large a . large cat.
but is shaped ike . mink, having
short legs The fisher-cat and sable
pronounced uniformly "saple''-ciimb
trees like eats in pursuit Of squirrels.
and will N from tree to tree a easily
Is the game they hunt, though unable
to spring Ike them through the air.
Both OF these species are active and
daring. venturinZ sometimes into the
hunters camps At night In search Of
food. The ordinary wildcat or dob
cat, o. '.lucivee' Ooup-oerrey) ID also
found on Moosilauke. but not the larger
''casamount," or that ~half-mythical
beast known amsng Maine lumbermen
IS the Indian devil" This bob-cse il
often as large to the eye - Newfound-
band dog. but its fur Is % deceptiveiy
thick that it really does not weigh more
than thirty Po9ndA AarriIl was elo-
4uent about its shrek st night when
YOU hear it near yos." Re Gid. cit
makes every hair stand up str.ishI md
feel about IS big IS your finger: 1
have he.rd h when Il made me feel a
nav - was two feet from my head
II ID q much bigger than the house
caSs~ - that Is bigger than .
canafyG-E ". Higginsos. - IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23
Some Curious Ancient Beliefs.

Most of the writer's of the Middle
Ages believed that cinnamon, ginger,
cloves and nutmegs are the produce of
the same tree; that the bay. the fig tree,
eagles and sealskins afford protection
from lightning; and that the use OF
bitter almonds is an effectual guard
against i~ntoxication. Two fallacies are
attached to the herb basil. Hollerius
declared that it propagated scorpions.
while Oribasius, on the other hand,
asserted that it was al antidOte to the
sting of these insects. One great au-
thority, quoted by Browne. states that
an ivy cup has the property of separate
ing wine from water, the former soak
ing through. but the latter remaining,
Sir Thomas seriously tried the expert
ment, but in vain, whereupon a hostile
critic ascribed the failure to the weak
ness of our racked wines" Another
saoe wrote that cucumbers had the
power of killing By their natural cold;
and vet another stated that no
On endure the shade Of An ash-tree.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23

IT is natural for a hospitable man. en-.
c%Ountering a friend Unexpectedly, 10
ask him uncercmoniously home to
dinner. The man invited. having a
share of common sense, does not ex-
pect an elaborate repast under the cir
cumstances. but is willing TO accept the
ordinary fare provided for the family.
This is a mans view of the matter-but
it is a view hat six thousand years Of
masculine expostulation has not u C
ceeded in getting inside the head OF the
female woman. The woman is q good
soul. we all know that, and we are all
ready TO bow down and worship her
and admit that we could not. under any
circumstances, get along without her:
but when it comes to this matter OF
dinner giving we are forced to own up
that the dear thing has a great deal to
learn. When q man m home, say
twenty minutes before dinner time.
and tells the best wife that eve
vet was put into this sinful world
that he has brought another man un-
.expectedly home TO dine with him, an
expression will come over the face OF
that excellent woman that will make
the man lever though he be tough and
seasOned-tremble. She becomes rigid
directly. When the dinner m on it
is a good enough dinner for anybody.
and the other man enjoys it. and says
so; but q train of cars could not con-
vince that woman that he is telling the
truth. Mere politeness," she says,
coldly, when the fact that he ate three
slices of beef, was helped twice to pud-
ding. aud made a clean sweep of things
generally. is timidly presented to her
consideration; and she adds that "he.
at least, had some consideration for my
feelings" And when n woman, even
the best Of women. refuses to believe
in three slices of beef, what is q nan to
do? Submit to the inevitable. and re-
frain from inviting q man to take pot
luck with him unless assured that the
DO. overflOws with milk and honey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23

TIE AGRICULTURAL ant is q pattern OF
neatness. The most minute particles
of dirt are carefully removed, and the
whole body frequently and thoroughly
cleaned, especially after eating and
sleeping. They assist each other in
the general cleansing, and the attitude
of the ant under operation is one of in
tense satisfaetion, . perfect picture Of
nusculAr surrender and ease. An ant
has been seen to kneel down before
another, and thrust forward the head
under the face of the other, and lie
motionless, expressing the desire to be
cleaned; the other ant understood this
and went to work. Sometimes this is
combined with acrobatic feats, in which
these ants excel. jumping about and
clinging IN . remarkable fashion to
blades Of grass. Sometimes the cleans
ing ant hangs downward from the
grass, and to her the ant operated
upon clings. reaching over and up with
great agility to submit to her friends
Offices. Evidently moisture from the
mouth Is used for washing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23

Oxr dsy. as ! sst at my OH se-iask
! writing basiiy. ! heard . knock At the
door. Come In" said J.
The door opened. and there .usoi a
small boy. very ragged and ra,hes dirty
What do You vsntP' lacked. sharply,
for I Wa annoyed at the interruption
Please. sir" said the boy. Will you
set me upg"
II was such . queer reqaes, that !
laughed outright Set you np sail
l. .'Yoa are not q bosling- pin. az
you1 What In the world do ,oa msan
Please. sir. ] want to be act up y
b~usinces"
"ohi you want ms to give You .oHss
money!"
NO. sir. I only want Ia borrow
And how much do you ssnts"
"Only twenty cents. sir"
What kind Of business VII that sst
you up in9" i
The newspaper business. sir. II
want 90 bug papers,
And you PROMISE To pay the money
backa"
"Yes. SIR"
There was something about the boy
that pleased me. handed him two
dimes. and he went away. A TRENT
who happened In. Just - ! was elo>ing>
the TRANSACTION. expressed the opInlOa
that 1 had been imposed upon "fog
viii Y see that little rogue sgsin.'s
said he.
bay after day passed. and I began tn
think tina, my friend Was right The
boy had not come back. Hut. tuss a.
had about given him up. be appeared.
and repaid the money honestly. wss
80 pleased that ! made him y IfraeB,
of the amount. and aided a tribe ts a.
Two years or more Afterwards, N
stopped one day nj . strect-eornsr to
have nv shoe. cleaned AZ ! PLACED my
foo; on the block. the boo,blark looked
up in ms face. and said. II should like
10 shine your shoes for nothing. air"
WIS so7" said T.
Don't you semerpber. sir. how you
set ms upS'
Then I recognized my old acqsssrtS
ance. though he had grown 80 thai Q
should hardly have known him. lie
was thriving. he told ms. in his new
line u business. and bvi no occasi,a
nov 10 borrow any more money.
He had improved greatly IN hi. looks.
and. what was better. he hal been M
proving himself in many other ~sys-
lie had learned io read and write. zni.~
being ready 90 turn his hand 70 any
honest work. 20 vas trying braysiy "a
make his say in the wosLI
All this happened . good while aga.
j kept watch 81 that boy. sad tppk great
pleasure in hniing thai my first tfnprrs-
sion Of him Wa correct. Whatever he
undertook 20 do he did with n siIi. md
he soon found = better empl,ymsnN
than blacking shoes.
lie 10 nov = prosperous merchant.
and. II were 20 ELL you hts nAmr. Jon
would hardly believe that be ever could
have been Tom. the bootb,sck
Seirys. ~ kt1sgg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23
Dur Young Readers.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23

A GOOD hS9est laugh At . good.
honest Joke OF bit a sarcasm. rubs ont
the gathering tri2klesH -
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23

Dox'r covet the possessions Of any
man until you are willing to nav fos
them the price which he paid; then
you Will not need to covet them. for
yoa can go and get them for your5elf
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23

m. sRxD's c~oxPLAIx1.
II Travelled fast: MS here ~ Inst
The dreaded epfxooty:
Nv nose, Of course. IL getting wuEoe,
And zone 10 ali my beauty;
Nv style b 0od. my swelling heAd
Each day II getting larger:
HerodiAs- s1re. could MOI endure
SBeA bed upon q CHARGER.
~. I0rfs 0SpnSele
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-23

The WsrshIp 81 Aaissis-

IL the infancy "a mankind almost
every system 81 mythology included the
worship or venersfion 81 animals. in
land the deity was . bull. In saosseg
IL Wa . serpent. in yet another IL wn .
bird; and in lands ike indi. and Exfps
almost every known animal ~. ether
an incarnafsd deity or demon Tbs
same reasons THAI caused The znisnsl 20
BE deiiied and worxhiped would. In 4
short time, surround Is worship WITH
n~npbesie-s myths and legends. Ihsf
would be remembered Iong after The
occasion that called them into exist
ence had been forgotten- A. m In
stance Of this ue need only cite tho
return IL the Isrnelises m tbs desert 10
Sinai 20 the worship Of The gosdsa cs<
the image Of the APIS g>d 81 II
Egyptians - they probably being -
more swsrv that under tbs eSEoIos wss
represented the sun-rod in the x~ostscsl
sign Taurus than we're the mas % the
Egyptians themselves Sill snosbsr
reaso Why these msfhs and legends
woald remain long after ibsir cal
meaning had been forzosfsa 10 da- =
the mesaphor5c nature Of al eayiy bo-
guazes; and this cause would SCI ssai
more strongly II the vsrsons shades Of
meaning q casa mcsa2hoescsi term
not limited by secunts wrislsz.
briDtoa says the AIyoogaias. shO
Translated N5cbabo" i1to I. Tbs GrV
Hare lost By . false esymosox
zyeaf part Of their religion. the inss
meaning Of the term snaoubssdiy
'esng The Spirit of the LszhL" or
The Dzrn"-D<. ~. r. 0syaa<S. -
Popular setasc> Nsa1sfz.