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personal AND LITERARY.
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MARK Tvsin A-7rric ~ sketch.
IS have been translated ito Fnca-h
The books be4ueaIhed b. Carlyle
to the Hazard AeCa-y nunbe: -
volumes
Z \. freeman. the historian. vii
lecture n B,s,oa during hscomnsSs .
i, isihis yoaa;ry.
--Eraest Lon fellow. soa OF the poe.
" i o. nss portrait 81 rs father ~
Memorial Hal 4, Bostoa g. siege.
-Oue OF the pleas an:e,t things n
rai.sAy traye!EoxAdavS a.sthe Ans
tan ialsa. : - b. xgee;-i b. tie avs
agents ga The ears wuh the rry Re
y.s.i Ncw Testament. only tsca;v
cents The book ha,spiirtpti.y :. an
,ro5abiy never Oct: ,rc has there bera
- much BIB c rcAi,us a. there : nov.
Cain :. authors complain tha;t1cr
work, ars not oals prla;ea IA JAraa.
bui hat cheap editions q! them are lru-
ported MO China ani sod 10 their de-
rimcut. Chinese authors have prrpct-
u cop night IA Their predictions. Al !
anv infrngcr Of an sn,hcr's rights u
pun she'd b. receiving 4 hundred blows
and bra transported for three wears
DIR Oliver Wendell Holmes saws. n
aaSwc- 20 : letter tat : free vuHic
library -. a. ur.c>s1-S ~ = tpwn n n
mes. 5 20 = par oi BIRDS Stho ars arc
surr ?, be hstchet IN i sooner oT later.
ami IN sit -uch IN stI,utious YOU wtii 49,.
4 good man, old bris love q nc,Iic
an md themselves Scry warm and
com 'oriablc. whether tncy breed and
s.n- OF not.
One az Sr Edwin Lanls-r-, pc
turr, recent, brought NJ a London sale
the sum ~. Sli9so ThcAgctso=c's re-
lated that while Sr EiW n was engaged
UPON II Mr.. Milan. happened 10 call
upon h,n. ant the elder a inter- "a 10
the voun ger ~ ! don't live - finish
III : picture YOU " Il d II for me. Sir
Edwin did aic. ioav NJ the work unIn-
ished. and Mr. MnlA , completed T.
-',ilbegt agt SslIsau seem 10 have
conciu led that the new comic opcrs
Patience which j. a : eat a Succc,S
in London ~ P~Iua'orc.' would NOT
make i hit CA the American stage. ~
the. have abin loucI the drluatc
right here by publish the mGSir. wssh
ACCOMPANY ing words The theme '
the aesthetic craze in In S.an I. AMI i
probably would not bc thought funny
by the mass % Americans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
Portuguese Shepherds.

On the hillside under the cork-trecs
we see Il child tending her flock, and
spinning with distaif and spindle. Such
a sight is very common; lite cir s have
much To do with the domestic animals;
they run fearleSsiy between the long
horns of the great tawny oxen, and
guide them in The way they should 20
with Il shower OF blows on their long
suffering iorehcadS and muZZleS. They
milk the goats and herd the swine. and
grow 1.-the and strong of limb and nut
brown of - e in the warm sun. The
herdSmen ami shei herde>ses beIuiie
Iheir lonely watch with the peculiar an
tiphonal songs OF the country, which
often display remarkable W.T. i'll repartee
on The part of the imp~rov!sa,ores, rs
well as a ready talent. for rhyming.
These songs are composed rs well IN
Spain as IN Portugal. One shepherd
challenges another TO 4 tournamcHt n
verse. and begins by singing a stanla
wEich is to serve rs i keynote for the
whole production. as wei in the kinl OF
measure To be used as in tune. In one
OF these lyrical ballads. which, 50 far Is
| know, has never crept into print, -
man begins a son. hall IN banter, hall
in n
lit i. batter TO love a dog than 20 love a
woman,
For for II piece of gold a woman will leave
you To grief,
But the Affect n of a do. is endless"
A omar who has had some ex-
p~erience OF the i~mproviaence Is well
IS OF THE vora its OF mankind. replies,
i'm ready caricature of the other:
:. 1t Is better To feed a DO. than t. feed 4 man,
For win piece OF meat Al dog viii Icase you
in peace.
But the hunger Of n man will last forever"
And the keen sharp-shooting is Ike { up
through a longe ange OF topics. the ball
tossed back and forward from II skill
full composer to another. and when I'M
provIsatlon fails traditional badlnayc is
remembered and sung with equal gus,o.
Il. -. ChampHeg, IN Aarper'S -VagI-
-jgg
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
Planning Work.

Even in houswork, the brain may
save the body a great deal of labor. A
woman who plans her work beforehand
always accomplishes a great deal more
than her less methodIcal sister. and
with less fatigue to herself. Before
she rises in the morning her breakfast
is thoroughly planned. and the order
in which the different details are TO be
carried out is quite decided upon. 1t
makes all work easier to have il thus
planned beforehand, and many Il weary
woman might ecure many bright
half-hours to herself every week If she
would but iuaugurate the system 1t is
like packing 4 trunk-you know how
easy it is for one skilled in the business
TO put in a third more than one who
piles things in lust as it happens"
it is always such a pleasure To look
back on a well packed day and see just
what has been done. People whose
DAYS are full of idleness and ease DO not
have the monopoly OF happiness by any
means. Those who have nothing TO do
except make themselves com ortable
are generally peevish and Disseminated.
Work has manifold advantages; snl
the woman who has led 4 busy life cam
not be onten 10 rest in idleness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

police officers and detectives. whose
word may be relied upon. declare that
the practice is spreading with great
rapidly. and that the law wi soon
have I be invoked 20 check it by heavy
fines or other penalties. The new
treaty Will have no sensible eject upon
the importation OF opium into this eoun-
try. a. the duties are low in British
Columbia and Mexico. AMI the work %
smuggling it over the border win not
be Il iiiicaIt. As q Chinese merchant
said 4 few days ago IN speaking Of the
drug: 1.-The Chinese viii get u If its
on top Of the earth. lou mg ht - well
try 70 stop your Nation iron smoking
cigars OF drinking liquor. "-Cyr. y. i.
IgtJuHe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

fnIly carried out in the request,
delicately but firmly made in almost ev-
cry case. that the customer woI,l not
gossip about the Ladies Depo~H
indeed. sne hal a particular female
friend, who was excessively worthy and
greatly in need. and who happened TO
have two hundred dollars or more, such
a friend might. as a favor, he very
quietly informed OF the privileges OF the
establishment; but there was To be no
baobling into the worlds rude ear
about these sacred mysteries of E.cuSis.
All this shove a fine knowledge oi
human nature. and in practice worked
c~harmingiy; the method resembling tina;
often used in selling tiActs to a cha-ity
ball, where it is mystcriously whispered
TO a few that the com )anr WIZ he rery
select, and admissions cerg hacd 10 pro.
cure.-Atidntic W0Hh =.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

President Edwin Lee Brown. IL the
Chicago Humane Association. aid IN
lecture that the siagghtsFng OK cattle.
and assoc alton With "a To- that were
destined 70 Be slaughtered. hal brs-
iasiSinz "a iSeace on msn. and the rs-
SUI; vas a aEaDBrt II rues;y ia tbs q
handing Of he beasts in transit tl:as
s~eksnin2 70 persoos % sysn M
ersie refinement The soce;y stryiaz
70 convince stock men - the lzei. H8s
NlSz fs1o<n red D. manY IA TIE b8si.
tess. ihst sseh cruelty . uuoroatabl~-
8; renters The eafsle Iess~als-
abe IN the food naxrxstz. The reform
- SAT- 70 Dc vel under wxy. and IN.
TFosed cattle carr are coming into Ess
TIE trunk railroads. The fahsmau
use OF r goads IL ssslI common. ho~-
esss. 2 the socsstg proposes 20 secure
'S~ punishment Of The proid@rs
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
A View orleao. dr,,yi.. who y

A New Orleans druggist who was
aroused IT \ late hour b. . Young
Who wanted To q rghzse . tooth brush.
ventured 10 demonstrate azains: being
again disturbed for such \ purpose. and
sss violeatly assaulted by the Young
Elan. whoused one Of the druggis;'soxa
Bottles IS q weapon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

Vera Crgz is not \ natural harbor.
there beng s.iaply a rosdstead sepaTzt-
ei from the Cuff b. = Iox coal reef.
which affords little protect ON from the
fierce nor1herly storms The work
which Captain Fails has contracted
with the Mexican GoyernDent TO do
there IS 10 build 8 jetty wall 10 connect
the upper eni OF the reef VITA the Land.
forming q breaksater.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
4 Bald abel swim llr.

There are tive mi men in Miiwau-
ke.. One is a bal i-headei man a1d the
other i, a drdgs a.. Iae bad man told
n doctor that his hair was falling out.
and n Sed him IL he q In know some
thin that would stop il. The doctor
said he would fix him. 50 he wrote out
n prescription. which was follows:
Chloride Of sodium o.
Aqua pnra ---. o.
Shake we'll aud rub on the scalp every
morning.
The bald man went - p druggist and
Ind the pre- .crip'ion put UP. pairing
one dollar for II. lie asked the drug
gist if It wasn't little high. but fei
ashamed when the druggist asked hun
Il he knew hos much aqua pura cost a
gallon. lie sad he didn't but supposed
i,came b Oh. Toe druggist told him
that aqua pura was one OF the most
penetrating drugs in the store. aud n
FOR chlor de Of soiiun, there was moth
Ing like it. and the war n Perc bad
sent it up Kit NJ He said II the trouble
in chill kept on there Was no knowing
how high il would be. The bald man
used the medicine. and felt - though
t Was dong nm good Ills wife
noticed little new hairs com ~ out.
aud h ie't good. - when the stun vas
gone he too< the bottle 10 the store and
bad &c III Ell again
The chap ~ho allied it this time was
another chap. and whe1 the b3ld-heai-
ed man thre = do n 4 dollar the drug
ger said; '-Oh. never - al. We won't
charge you an thing for thai" TIE
bad man assed how that was. when
the dru-ser said: WHY. its only sal;
and water. = The sat Is only
two cent. a pound. aad the wa;e- i
pretty cheap this year The bald man
gave one gasp and sad II pad one
dollar for dliiag TIA: bottle before. and
I want my mo1ey back. It's a bald
hea !ed sNiDdie- / thought that Peru
Wan story d dat look plausible" The
druggis, gave the maa a box OF cigars
10 keep still about i--Nl-agtze san
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

Many Of he Italian ~~orknea On
ne nsS raiiroSd ~ Cornwall on -
Unison are suspended from ropesd0.n
Inc steep basks % the river. aud ~ork
70 nd ar The bsnks are so steep
.asi the work . only be carried on IN
that names.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

a New York Lady makes = EvslI-
sod oy gTs NJ Instruction 70 her al
esaIs sssr whose eaneztioa in earsS
NE had hsen negieeted sh- has plen-
" OF scholars. add recsises from ) S %
sosaesson-prsees graded to sui, ihes
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

One of the greatest vegetable phe-
nomena. though not SO useful to man.
kind as the bread-fruit. appears to be
the Polo de Faca. or cow-tree. This
plant produces a slutinous liquid like
an animal. 1t frequently grows upon
the barren sides of a rock. and has drc,
COURAGEOUS leaves. For several months
in the year its foliage is not moiStened
by a single drop of rain, and its
branches appear entirely dried up. But
uoon piercing the trunk. particularly at
the rising of the sun, there flows a
sweet and nourishing yellow juice. hav-
ing a balsanic perfume, with many OF
the qualities of milk. In the morning
the natives of the country. in which this
vegetable fountain grows. visit 1t with
bowls, in which they carry home its
milk for their children. so that this
Ae," says Humboldt. "seems to pre-
the picture of a shepherd distrib-
the milk of his flock The Ara
call it the COW; the Caucrguans
k-tree." Humboldt, kunth. and
lyer saw the fruit of this tree.
~aralist has yet seen the flower.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

There are women to-day in San
Francisco (savs the Chronic of that
citv) subsistng IN scanty crusts IN
blind ALLEYS, who could step into the
empty mansions of our new miliionaireS
and arrange the appointments of room
after room of the entire house. with an
artistic sense and individuality of taste
which would put to the blush the first
upholsterer OF the city. The day Is
not far distant when this VIII become a
distinct calling for women. The origi-
nality of conception and design mani
tested by women wherever their artistic
powers are allowed a chance for deyel-
opment will lead to MANY new Iathstor
industrious womanhoOd."
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

len definitely settled ct last
N why the pigs tail curis
styed when it is young.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

lido of Japan is about to
cing-stable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25
THE FEEBLE-NINDED TENDER
FOOT.
MONTH THE FfRsT-JUSE.

MONTH THE fRsT-JCSE
lam arushing Tenderfoot,
I'm laying for a ciaifn.
Can any Of you III tiers put
A fellow on the Samer
j amt "A hog. ! ID want much
A thousand TO the ton, or such.
MONTH THE sECoND-JULY.
lam a peaceful TcndcrfcOt,
I'm looking for "A chance
To join some fortunate galoot
That's st uck n circum iance.
j amt a hog. ! % [ wan much
A hundred TO the ton or such.
MONTH THE THIRD-AUGCsr.
am q st-nggl ny Tenderfoot,
I'm hunliag for some pard
That's got the downright moral root
To pliy a grub-sia g card.
j amt n bog. ] don't want much
A burro. can of beans. or suca.
MONTH THE FOURrH-SKPrEMBEI-
lam weary TenderfDot.
wanI some Eastern bum
Within my h and his ha al topIt
And swectly murm Ir
1ain't a hog, ! q IN { want much
An empty throag h freight ear, or such.
-GunHlsOH tCoi.j Accs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

The New York Times. in q cool,
Philistine fashion. remarks: "Some
forms OF charity are fashionable" and
goes on to show that 8 woman who
wishes to be considered as. belonging to
the cream Of society mus: be good 70
the poor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-25

The Board of Trustees of the New
York Business Mems Moderation Soci-
ETY. have resolved to abandont the pledge
and principle OF total abstinence. and
substitute in place of it q principle
pied ing themselves not to use IS a
beverage n intoxicating drinks
stronger than beer, ale or light wines.
and those only in moderation. and
pledges the society 10 exert its in7u-
ence in ever. honorable way possible
against the use of whisky. rum. brandy
and other spirituous liquors as q bever-
age.
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named gentlemen were elected officers of the
COMPANY for the ensuing year: Alexander McD99ala
president; Thomas j. Macarthur, vice-presldenb
and Clarence Sackett, secretary.
Through an error in the types, the capitai OF tne
Rosita Mining Company, OF Colorado, was stated
at 100000 900 instead Of ST. 00OO 0O in yesterdays
TRIBUNE.
The manager of the Little Chief mine reports; for
the week ending January 10; Shipped 90 t tols
ore; settled 220 tons, netting S2o,ooo; remit'eo'
$4,000; cash on hand, $4,000" IN
The Barbee d Walker Company receiv we oar DULL
ion on Saturday last valued at ~, 1S9 80.
1t was current rumor on the street Yesterday
that the mine and other property OF the Sivt. mug
get Company now in the hands OF the onerln,
and that the indebtedness OF the company eAceeas
100000.
At the annual meeting of tine stockholders OF the
Cisco CONSOLIDATED Gold Mining Company. he,u
yesterday, hle following trustees were unanimously
reelected for the ensuing year: A. ). Va1derpoei,
George w. Quintard William NJ. Reynolds, JOnn
Cummings aud Oliver X. Cbarck: The following
officers were also reelected: William NJ. Reynolds
president Andrew Ryder, vicepresident; Oliver
X. Cbarlck, secretary and treasurer. Each OF the
trustees was presented with beautiful specimen Oh
quartz from the Cisco mines, mounted In gold from
the same property. The annual report with several
reports from mining engineers on the CISCO prop,
erty. ordered printed end COPY ncorp9rseett
III the regular prospectus or the company anu Sono
The superintendent of the Unadllla Mining Com
pany reports, under date OF January ~ InaI un9
total depth of Silver Rock shaft is now 5S feet END
that he has drfted east TO get under pay when was
struck in east tunnel. The Unadila smart is do"n
1S2 eCt Forty feet OF water mas Doen va S' ou! VI
the DOYLE shaft and about fifteen feet yet remains.
Mineral resembling Freeland ore has been found as
far az work has been pushed. The extremely col V
weather has DELAYED mining somewhat, but the
superintendent believes that good report Will De
made this month IN pay. -, :.
1t is officially reported that the SILVER Cliff mill s
r1pjdIy approaching completion. The pans and
settlers are IN place and trimmed. the rock breakers
are in position, the pan shaft is lined up the boilers
are in place and the masonry begun. Inc Dattery
frames will be raised, and the enormous mortar
blocks 2Sx60 inches and sixteen feet long Will be
Undecided IN the rock within q day or TWO.
About fifty men are employed and If the engine Is
not DELAYED in transit it is believed the contractors
win have the stamps dropping between the middle
of February and the first of March Inc DHiiion
product and sales of concentrates by the silver
Chff Company working nine months OF 1880, ap,
proxImate 1915, 900 in value, which is considered
an excellent showing when 1t Is borne IN mnd tha
the Old mill was III very bad condition, and that it
was shut down long time for repairs.
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TIE ORIGIN UF' ENDYNION."
Eyom The AthSnPum.


AS the origin OF the name Endymion,as used by
Lord IjeacOsfeld, not generally bioWn remark or
two on the subject be Interesting Endy mnn Hn,el
saws that II was q family name. borne by EndymI0n
Cary i'm tho time OF Charles l. TINS u another OF Lord
Ecaconsclds little nyscaiOns. fOr he blends In one
Iucus Cary che great Lord FALKLAND ana Endymion
Porter Now Endyion Porter the ancestor of Lord
deacon -neld's old friend George Smythe afterwards
seventh Vicount SranOrd, ana the name 81 tne third
ViscoInt Strangford was also EmdymOn. OF EndyinOn
porter the faithful friend OF Charles l., there Is very
Interesting account the Lvcs OF tire Lords Srag
ford" by Mr. de FOnDabquc VINO thus sumo w ni9 ondi
acier: -. -, ,.-,-, -,-
Judged by the standard Of his day, EudymiOns char
meter was one that inspires love aud rtsprc and meas
ured by the higher moral standard OF the present his
gentle anecOnate nature and sweet TEMPER under all
trials his courage and love OF adventure, generous
and hearty appreciation Of literature and art, and the
protection which he never failed TO extend to those VINO
factor and his chivalrous devotion to the KING greatly
outUalauce his faults"
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MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY. Jao. 17-P. NJ
The mining share markets to-day were active ana
for some stocks material advances were recorded;
vet the dealings developed good deal OF irregular
itv. Silver Cliff was special favorite of the day.
and rose from Ais TO 400, but ended at 400.
Chrysolite was dull, but ls higher at 57s. South
Hite was cents higher at 57056cents. Annie was
rather active within a range of cents, finally
closing off cent at As cents, Climax was dull and
steady at As cents and little Chief rose from 81 to
81 cents. Bull Domingo was active. with sales
down to go and back to 8. North Standard at
tracted more than usrhl attention, and rose to 81
cents. Wiltshire suddenly became active and rose
from 90 To 1851. 30. Alta Montana sold ar l99
also. and Goodshaw sold from SO M to 97@9o
conts. The Comstock shares were easier. Boston
Consolidated active ard advanced from l. 10 TO
1.j0, but closed at 1.25. Mineral Greek rose from
80 cents to 5lO40 cents and the low-price shares
generally were strong without material change IN
figures.
~ Y. MINING sFOOY GKCTiY5s SihaS
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proposals.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
HUQYAu nR THE MINT WAauISgTON. d. G.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU on TIIE MINI. WAsIlSGroN, ID. c.,
Jan. IA. 1881.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
~ Undersigned until IL January % 1891 for furnishing
ten ~ tons gJt copper suitable FOR aoyng gold and silver
coins be delivered board III
u. =. Army, Chicago Ill.,
Proposals will bs opened In the presence Of btlle:a All
proposals. shOuf be sealed the undersigned
ami the endorsed Prop sails for Copper"
HORATLo q. BUHCHA1D,
Director OF the Mint
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