The Red Cloud chief., 1880-11-25
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NF'N itfr'N tAat AWbN
made Of.
Wasting time il the same thing ~
wasting life. aud those who know how
la t.mc have learned the
only possible way Of ~longthening iheiF
lives.
Almost eycry one has observed ths,
some perscns are Able to accomplish q
great deal, while uihyr~. who have. ~
favorable opportunities. equal tAiehL
AMI ~ good healih ~ they. 10 vsgs ht-
tie. Now. one person has really no
more time than another, oBly he chooses
Ia use IL differently.
When You read the lives Of famous
persons. ecu will always hnd that they
have been great workers. The csle-
DRAFTED NJ piamc Roland ~as not only n
politician and n scholar. btt n hetsc
keeper. In her APPEAL To Pashrit..'
sine says Those Who know host % ens-
ploy themsclyc, always Ind leisure mo-
mcnts. while those who DO nothing are
In want Of time for everything.
Mrs. S~onicrviilc. the famous asirono-
mer. knew how Ia crowd a great deal
into life. Young people arraPt 10 sap
pose that - who was n. learned A.
She was mhst have spent ali her ne IN
hard Study. aud have hail n YER stupid
time. but Mrs. Somcryillc learned Ia
use her moments 50 carefully that she
had time for many thing. besides her
mathematics She went into yery bril-
liant society. read aud wrote much. and
lot me whisper To the girls found
time Ia max her wi dresses and al
tend Ia MANY domestic duties. which
some people womb consider unworthy
the attention Of 8 great and learned
mind. What helped her most. In NIL
these varied employments. Was that abe
hal the power Of SD concentrating her
attention upon what she Mas doing.
that nothing going on around her could
distract her thoughts.
IL II true that all cannot do this. il
they try ever SD hard; but many who
have not formed the habit Of cOncen-
trating attention cannot rca' la them
selves or write an ordinary letter where
Others are talking.
Another good way IL saving time il
To learn ~ morc quickly. not forget
ting. however. that there is n Kind ~
haste which makes waste" Try
TO acquire q dcxterity in doing those
omm things which must be done
very frequently. For instance. the
operation of dressing has o. be gone
through by all, many times in the
purse 81 a year. yet soue people Are
always dressed 1T The apbointsI time.
while others. who have been buss a.
long as tirey. are sure to- be b.fiud-
hand. because they have a habit Of
dawdling.
Whatever you have to do. learn first
Ia do it in the best way. and then to b.
n little wkilo abont ii a. is consistent
with doing IL psopsrly.
Those who take cate Of the moments
find that the hours take care 81 them
selves.
Some people keep up n large CORE
spondcnce by writing letters in their
odd moments. while Others are always
burdened with unanswered letters, and
when they DO write. are sure To take
time which makes IL necessary for them
to neglect some more important duty.
Another good rule l.. nOt "a try 10
do too many things nj n time. There
IL a very pretty story by Jane TAYLOR.
called Busy Idleness.' which illus
trates this. IL Is an account III two
sisters. one Of whom worked hsrl for
two weeks 10 sccornrSish nothing but a
collection OF Beginnings. al ~ very
useful things. bat MOI oue crnplctr;
while. the other. without half IN.
trouble. had really done q good deal
BY not attempting more than she was
able "a finish.
We waste o time in waiting for
ourselves than we do in waiting for
others. and after we have done one
thing. Ee are often 80 long in decidiny
what iotake ~ next. that when We have
decided. the time . gone which we
ought 10 have Rfsea fosk Bot tko.e
who are always rcaAy 10 pass quickly
from ons oceuTafsou In anoassy. viii
have acsmpiishet all thry IA in
tended. while we have BEEN thinking
what to be 81 II yea have some dsanitr
idea IN The morning II What you rne.n
To DO during ahs ass. whether IN work
or Piay. you viii 10 more than yo, will
If you simply pass from one thing 20
ano'hes With no plan; and y0a sif be
likely to do things at the proper.
time.
Another help TO ave time, Ia the
habit Of keeping things where they be-
hong. 80 that you viii no. waste pr~eS.;o1.
mosaents sD1dGfry sbr tLsr. Hreas
least r. booss always IN readin-Xgo~
which does not require very close a.
ieniion. for leisure moments. when vou
do not feel Ike dJsss mich. .rI one
sohi one. which requires more eon-
,iauosIs thought I suppose this ~.
the plan Of the old Iady who slw.u.sn,
70 the library for - sermon bon ara
another book"
IL - surprising bow nuesA can h. A.
buried BY giving = Etae sias go. d.
70 systematic reading. The tor I.
often Told Of the young msn who y.a.s
iAnslgh Aaeauizss' History Of E.y-
n and vas surprised AZ enainy :,
soon. oy 4 habit Of reading = few
each dsy xhsie he sas xaifiny for hi.
dinner. ~ cncfSes the sane ru,e 81
Plies TO other things as well a 10 RAJ
ing.
Donoe imagine, saftsr I'll Thu. lisa
simply became sou are siways do;ny
something yoa are Industrious. Yon
MAY De worse than idle Il you are wa.,-
ing not only time bat eye-si1h, ara
mzteriah- Wort mastbe xssSsne r.a--
pose To Be worthy Of the name n re-
be better 10 be idle ali day than q. -
reashng trash or straininy your exs.
ana nerves over some NITRATE ara
useless piece Of nsedie-work, .red