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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27

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home With something "a rcm al them
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rrR>oNAL AVID IiIERlny.


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edition
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ihruaxh . secuza etsspa. aaa 20 90
in many fhoas.sri.z ,Airi
NR- TESxrso>'s new piaT. whrh %
shortly 20 b. prufscei ~ NJ IrvisS.
b described as htghly ,rxir Tho
scene l. lad IN = city q Asa Mfsor.
THE Londoa Lsaa . us~ticAl w~-s-
~ If the highrsi rAnk. d.rptss 40 ssia-
Gle 10 Edwin Bs,sh. Hamlet. AAd ssys
Mr.. Booth takes The ngk;Ssew o. Ham
lst . mental eaaddVa-
PEos FAwrETr. The Britain Fo~i-
mas.srGsnerzi Is s..y FrosrSsor ~ 10
hiical Ecobeaay a. Csmba1gS. adde's
not pvrmi; the duties OF uhe postiea Ia
interfere with those II The other.
RICHARD GA1~r wHrrr u large and
strong. with muiton-Shop wk4sksss and
long. br~ownisA--ray hair. parted IN The
middle. lie j. foad Of music ani IL
wo~od-iurnins. ~ vel Is oi literature.
MRs. LISN Li>ToN. ihc clever novel
1T, is very III In florence She i.
threatened with toial blindness and .
shu; up IN = dark J,nm Her ph,s
icians say thai shc has Just escaped
brain fever.
MK- ScHLfEMASS helps her husband
IN AL his scientific lAburs. supcuatend-
ing excavations under hs direction and
brayely di.rcgardiug san and dust
She wears while engaged IN this work \
plain. trim dres, anI packet, and ~.
rcs y stout umbrella
THE English think thai the Rev.
Joseph Cook reads Too rap.t'y. The
London Echo SAYS MIR Cook dos
not allow his hearers the tenth part 81
a second "a weigh the exact meaning q
some unaccustomei WORT A. the In
glish people are no; all thcolosians or
metaphysicians. Sir Cook. as \ lecturer.
would do well To accommodate himself
10 our deficiencies"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27
A HAPPY NEW T. a

Ar robed In ethereal Wilderness
Glidcs In me first morn of the year,
And rOu.d u a wonderful brightness
ls ne atinr. in token of cheer.
The giad and the orrowful-hea-ted
Alike look for blessings TO be.
Ere IL join the long ages departed,
Submerged I'm ctcrnitys sea.
Already the year which has left US
Seems odd as the Pyramids are.
IL taught. OF enriched. or bereft uA
Yet now hath receded a. far,
AZ wholly hath Icssencd and faded
FROM vision, and melted from clasp,
As the years which Rome's purple o'ershado1
When the world was a toy In her grasp.
Even yesterday past groweth hoarY,
Allied To traditions of ED.
ItartakInR the gloom and the glory
The cycles u~ncounted have held.
4nd the New Year, with ereathless to-mor
rows,
With rapturcs. and ~srnYnings. and signs.
With passionate b,.sses and s0rrows,
Has Eden's lost youth in our eyes.
Not new. like the coin golden g~iinting.
complete. that falls from the mint;
Nor new like the broidery limiting
W 81 .endor In every fresh tint:
But lew. like the child onwai q gazing
At life all before IL unknown,
Like the Prince when the vassals are raising
Their banners I'm love round his throne.
No word Of Us word. hath been spoken,
No deed Of IFS deeds hath been done:
Nor the bread of its benisons broken,
Nor its battles in bravery won.
Stiil tarry Its songs for the singers,
still stumher its manifold looms;
Its bells arc yet waiting the ringers,
And vacant are standing its tombs-
Though IL bear for us wisdom or folly,
In silence II utters no sign:
Through our garlands OF cedar and holly
There rusfles no message divine,
Save this. that with loyal endeavor,
Al 5000 - al
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27
Odd Sayings Of Children.

MOTHER (teaching a girl of four her
letters): ''Say W." Little girl: double
me-"
Beryl Gagged fve) to elder sister:
What sort of a dog is that?" 30 that
isa alf-bred mastif." Beryl: s.What!
half bread and half cake?"
Little boy: ''Grandmamma, has my
rocking-horse got rheumatism?' Grand
mamma: "No, my love. Why?" Lit
tie boy: because its legs are stiff like
yours"
''Shall I take your love to your moth
err" said to a little child of three years
a lady visitor who was going to see the
mother in question. .'She has my love-"
was the quaint reply.
"Why, Polly" said her mother,
''what a time you've been. Where is
the cotton l sent you for?" Polly (who
had lost the money!: You shouldn't
send little things like me to buy tot
ten
My little boy went to his first tea
party when four years and three months
old. Upon the hostess asking him how
he liked his tea, he replied: 1T is very
nice. but ! think it tastes very much Of
the water"
When Theo was FIVE years old. she.
having been taught that it was rude to
stare at people. was heard calling from
q room in which sat an exceedingly
stout lady: I'm not staring. mamma;
but isn't she fat?"
A small boy went 10 see his grand
mother. After looking eagerly round
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS room where
she sat, he exclaimed, inquiringly. 20,
grandmamma! where is the miserable
table papa says you keep"
Mabel Teaching her little brother
the history of Joseph: HE was made
ruler of all the land" Reggie (whose
propensity for drawings MARKEDLY, with
a wondering look: What 3 great big
ruler il must have beenr'
A child. n to bed for some piece Of
mischief, disturbed bis parents who
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27

were sitting nj dinner about half On
hour later by q knock q; the door. Tn
opening II the child was discovered in
his nighigown singing the hymn be-
ginning. Here we suffer grief and
pain"
Little Samuel. aged four. having
beer ILL., the family was visited By the
Rev. -. After his departure little
Sammy asked: lis he God. mammal
Mamma: mo, dear: he Is Gods serv-
ant" Little Sammy. instantly. and
with great interest: Docs he scrub.
then, mammal
Dicky, i've years old, brigh; but
spoiled. dining with his cousins and
Miss Prim. goyerness. objects to fat
Governess: Eat your fat. Diekey;
your cousins eat il all-they like IL"
hickey: They like itS" Goyernes:
Certainty" Dickey: "Please give
them mine"
S~unday-sckooi teacher (about TO
comment on -. Pauls directions for
the conduct of men and women during
divine ~service): Now. do YOU know
why women do not take OF their bon
nets in church, Small boy: Cos
they amt got no looking glasses to put
them on again by"
Mamma Ton discovering that little
Nonny had purloined n ball from the
bazar): Don't YOU know. Nonny. il
is very naughty TO take what s not
YOUR ownPr Nonny: "Yes. mamma"
Mamma: "Why did you take that ball,
then?r Nonny: Because l couldn't
reach a dolly"
Child gazing at funeral. after moth
er has endeavored 10 explain soul
and body separation): But the lady
can't be in that queer carriage and IN
Heaven. too (More explanation-long
pause. AT last): Mamma, ! think I'M
ders,and now-it's the feel of her that 5
gone to Heaven.
Mamma Ito Sidney. who is crying
because the baby is dying): don't
make a noise Sidney" Sidney: All
right. ma; I'll dow down to pas room
and read the Bible" Mamma: but
you can't read. sid" Sidney; mo;
but l can spell the little words and
Dod'll know the big ones"
Little Amy. chidden for mischief.
protested that Susan (the servant)
had persuaded her. Said papa: .'Tell
me exactly what Susan said" She
said. .'You push that stand. miss. il
you dare" .'Them's my very words"
interjected Susan. And" pursued
the little culprit, II dared-so !
pushed!'
A four year-old Irish child, SAYING
her prayers at her mothers knee, hav-
ing concluded, as usual. with God
bless papa, mamma, grandpas and
grandmammas, uncles and aunts," etc.,
gave a sigh. and said: 80 nanny.
dear! do wish these people would pray
for themselves. for / am so tired of
praying for them. -LondOn Truth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27
Hints on English Composition.

TIE great aim in writing is To- tell ~
much AS possible in as few words n
possible. The age is nearly past when
through love of the sound Of words peo-
pie care nothing for the sense.
There is = tendency in words TO creep
in when they are not needed. Every
rank Of fifteen or twenty is apt To con-
tain one unnecessary III er.
A coed plan { o find how many unnec-
essary words can be kicked out Of a sen
tence is to telegraph messages at ten
cents a word.
Some use quotations with an ease and
confidence as il they hSi originated
them. IL is well 10 remember that quo
tations are not your property.
Omit the remark omulOn nj the com
mencement Of MANY letters, Thinking
that some facts relative to the recent
beer barrel explosion in Nashville
might interest your readers. | take the
liberty of sending etc. All e
sary and a waste Of time, labor. paper.
pen, ink. type and space. Ii the matter
you write is TO interest any body il will
do % without YOU preface.
Avoid prefaces one-third or one-half
rs long a. your article. Nobody builds
. hallway half a mile long to get into a
small house.
In long articles the anne thing is gen
erallv said two or three times.
Ii is much more difficult to write n
short article than n long one. An old
editor speaks of having time 10
write a short editorial" IL i. harder To
condense than 10 expand.
The words but" or '.ye.' may in
many cases be substituted for that
lingual m~ons,rosity notwithstanding"
and the man who writes nevertheless
notwithstanding" is a wordi-maniac.
A steady practice of writing i'm
media,ely after eating viii probably re-
suit in confirmed dyspepsia The
stomach must have It's time To manu-
factpre ard store up brain force
The best efforts in composition are
generally realized when the body is in
its best physical condition. You can
not write well when you are tired. and
writing on stimulants involves a heavy
discount on the morrow $ strength
When you imagine that you have
'.just scrubbed OF something" il that
something is really clever please re-
member how much of your past life.
experience, study and observation it
has taken to produce it. The ripe fruit
which in autumn falls from the tree has
taken MANY months to store up all iis
richness. Trees don't just 'scribbie
off, apples
DOM let your bravery in print 90
ahead of your bravery in 4 personal
interview with the subject Of your
abuse.
Honor the foreman and the proof
reader. They can slaughter you. and
hardly know how they do it themselves
-Exchn51s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27

TIE phrase. 1t takes nine tailors 4
make . man." though used in con
tempt, has an origin that does honor to
the knights of the goose. In 1742 .
homeless orphan lad applied for assist
ance al a fashionable London tailor's
where nine journeynlen were employed.
The boys condition stirred the benevo-
lence of the nine who each gave him
one shilling. With this slender capital
the youth started in the flint business,
and in time became very rich. and re-
tired from trade. Then, instead of
having n coat-of-arms, he emblazoned
upon his spoons and panels the grateful
motto, mime tailors made me q man."
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27

A girl shouid b. made IN nnd~r.
stand. RON the first. that the edncaiion
b receives nj school l. 10 tto for her
mind what tho scales and eseTrisss Ip
for her fingers In Der musical ziudics.
that she Is not Ia study smply - az
quire facts, bat 10 get control Of her
mind Moreover. she should Do taught
iha; IL i her duty u look forward Co .
lifelong Intellectual activity. so that.
when she comes Ia take fnil charge 81
herself. she will 4 rect her mature paw
ers toward some pursuit or line "a
study which will promote her present
or future welfare. and insure IL her
wholesome mental habits. Estscially
should her wiiLpower. the force which
viii. more than n other. make or mar
her. receive h mo.t careful training,
40 that. Become atult. she will be able
To use u phi soloyically. and ds,srm ~
ately turn from the enemies. wounds
and serious sOrrows. that O4hsrNt.s
might induce nsrvoas disease. or drive
her into q mad house. tn some one Of the
many subjects Of interest in which HI.
world abeunds.
The first mistake In the educati on ~
g1ris. and the one fraught with the sal
ass' results. 10 made when thsy are al
lowed % leave childhood too soon.
The second mistake Is. permit ny
growing girls to at In the hotse and
study when their transparent cheek tell
OF ans1mia and lowered vitality. 30
ion2 a. there are branches Of kno~!-
edge which are admirabls raining for
'os mind. aud can be pursued best out
of-doors. this mistake {. i~nexcu.abls.
~ remains 10 BE- seen whether the oil
methods OF educat on in usr in tsyys
schools are the best for girls; ;hev SIRE
the best only IL ihey are mos. physso-
logical Girls should be treated A. tbey
are. not .. ubsT nigh, he under mn.
Prov habits and conditions.
HE third mistake 10. making The
s~chooLhie Of girls final. when IL ought "a
= simple preparation for the intel
ieeiuai life OF The adult
a fourth mistake IL. wi,hholdinz .
knowlsge Of the laws 20 which wornan
q subject. in her physical and her men
TAI ifs. her plaee in nature and the Do
tentsal character Of her msufal stale.
and haoita-f1pu5ar SCIENCE MostaIy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27

LITTLE JIMMY is laid up with the
measles and suffers a great deal; but
when he was asked how he liked the
measles. he frightened up and ex-
claimed: The doctor saws cant go
to school for a week. That's how !
like it."
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27

The marvellous accomplishments Of
electric t~elegraphy at the present day
are seen in the following schedule of
times and places, as given in a French
paper of q recent date: A telegraphic
dispatch sent from Paris will reach
Alexandria, Egypt, in 5 hours, Berlin
in l hour 80 minutes, Basic in l hour
and Is minutes, Bucharest in 5 hours,
Constantinople in 5 hours, Copenhagen
In 4 hours, Cuba in 10 hours, Edinburgh
in 2 hours 80 minutes. Dublin in 3 hours,
Frankfort-on-the-Ma in l hour 20 min
utes. Geneva in 1 hour Is minutes,
Hong Kong in IL hours, Hamburg in /
hour 80 minutes, Jerusalem in 6 hours,
Liverpool in 2 hours. London in l hour
Is minutes, Madrid in 2 hours so min
utes, Manchester in 2 hours so minutes,
New York in 4 hours, New Orleans in
8 hours, Rio Janeiro in 8 hours. Rome
in l hour 80 minutes, San Francisco in
IL hours. St. Petersburg in 8 hours,
Saigon in IL hours, Southampton in 8
hours, Sydney. Australia, in Is hours,
Valparaiso in II hours, Vienna in 1 hour
IS minutes. Washington in 6 hours,
Yokohama in IA hours, and Zanzibar in
Z hours.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27
WOMAN at Presbury. Hungary. WA

A WOMAN At Presburg. Hungary. WA
arrested for receiving stolen goods
She WAS born = Jewess. but SIX months
before her arrest had been converted to
Christianity. Her defense was tina; she
was legally an infant and not response
bic for her actions. a the Hungarian
law reckons ones birth from the date
of his baptism The court decided that
the defense was valid. and released the
prisoner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27

-Andr.v Gazei Informed = aeighbor
n DsnsyiIis. y. Y. that his mo6b~r h.d
Isiien into a eistern add was drDwnei
me neighbor said that they ought To
get her cut AZ nee because she might be-
festlscItAtsd. bui Andrew replied tia.
nsas Too late. as she wa surely dead
. VA rcsezsed- however. asd when
sac e<gan 70 revive Andrew remarked
ma ne sboildn't wonder IL che accused
III % pushing her In. He wa. right.
sns made the charge with the hTs.
induced her 20 stop over n. lister
70 remove ON Leaves. and ,hen
,umoisd her INTO the water. ualoo.Ing
ar nand when she grasped the sid1s
,yT support. and finally hitting her on
sne head vita \ stick 70 quiet her. She
nI1 lev huadrsd dollars which he
vas impatient 20 inherit
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27
Government Bond Paper.

A Boston special to the Chicago
7ribuue says: Considerable comment
having been made relative to the fiber
paper being found in possession of the
forger Brockway and gang. the officers
in charge of the mill where the bank
note paper has been made for over a
year past were interviewed this morn
ing. The mill is located at COltsville,
in the east part of the town of Pittsfield,
near the Dalton line, and the paper is
manufactured under a contract with
the Messrs. Crane, bond-paper makers,
for several years. Officers represent
ing the Government and Treasury De-
partment located in Coltsville say that
the paper captured is not even an imi-
~tatiOn, or at least a very poor one, of
the distinctive paper used ten years
ago. The paper now made contains
fiber, but also has threads running
through the sheets, so that each bank
bill has a red silk thread running down
one side and across the ends, and with
the precautiOn taken at the mill and
shipment of the paper 1t Is impossible
for outside parties to obtain it, or for
the officers or Waterman to be in col
fusion with the counter!eiters. None
but the best-posted of the operatives of
Crane L. Co., and those who have been
in their employ a long time, are en-
plOyed in the manufacture, and espe-
cially from the time the pulp receives
the silk fiber every process of manu-
facture is under the closest inspection
of the officials. The sheets are counted
and inspected by ladies employed by
the Treasury Department, nearly all Of
whom have been in that branch of the
service tor a long time.
Coming to Berkshire County when the
contract was transferred from the
Pennsylvania contractor, each sheet is
examined and passed through ten other
operatives for inspection. Every sheet
is accounted for. spoiled ones being
carefully watched while being again
torn up and made into pulp. Each en-
plOye is searched on leaving or enter
ing the mill. The mill itself is care
fully guarded by Government employees
night and day. A detective stationed
at Pittsfield constantly visits the mill at
all times, day and night, when least ex-
pected. When shipments are made the
paper is placed in iron-bound packages,
sealed. A guard rides on the wagon
from COltsville to Phtsfield Station,
where it is delivered to the American
Express Company in a car under Gov
eminent inspection. A detective rides
in the car to Bridgeport, Conn.,. where
another Treasury officer takes charge of
it, taking it to New York. where it is
delivered to the Sub Treasury. and from
there sent to Washington to be printed
upon. No visitor is allowed in the mill
under any circumstance. and every pre-
caution possible is taken to prevent even
the smallest piece from getting into the
hands of outside parties. Nor has such
a thing ever occurred. So they are
emphatic in the denial of the report that |
counterfeiters had the distinctive paper
used by the Government, or even a fair
imitation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27

usaz fIr widow Of twenty was "a
-hNg tne loss u her husband. 20
-.sH sos nad been ~eeded less than =
49, I think" she said. ..thai be
$50 hsse Been glad 70 live long
C. 20 see me wearing mourniag
so- WIS. do ron know. I had
' sos used 70 the kind Of br-akis.s
,h<sa. and | shslI have 70 learn
bsnd over again with my next las
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27

..WHr don't you put the tooth-pieks
on the tablet asked q guest st = Cal
weston hotel. after he had finished his
dinner. because after yoG used n
yesterday you ddnt put il back in the
saucer" responded the new-wsitsT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-01-27

A number of young ladies' in Orr.
vile. Cal, are organizing 8 brass band
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-03-11
The Egis and Intelligencer.
BEL AIR, Md, MARCH IL, 1881.
Business Locals.

--Messrs. s. NJ. Sindall Il Co., Nos. o and 8
West Pratt street, Baltimore, offer to Gamers
supplies of all kinds needed in their business.
See their advertisement, on the LIST page.
MIR. T. W. Hooper, 81 North Calvert street,
offers for sale PiymuIth Rock and other fancy
varieties of chickens, together with eggs.
-Messrs. T. l.. Hanway d Co., of Aberdeen,
announce that they have large stock of goods
on hand, suitable for the season, TO which they
invite the attention of everybody in general and
the ladies in particular.
MIR. W. Smithson Forwood, of Bel Air, Of
fers to supply Gamers with everything they need
in the way of machinery, &c, for the prosecu-
tion of their business, on the most favorable
terms. Mr. Forwood will also furnish estimates
for complete outfits for canning factories, large
or small.
We call attention to the advertisement
of Messrs. ]. Pei Il Son, manufacturers of shoes,
No SO North Eutaw street, Baltimore. They man.
ufacture their own shoes and warrant every pair.
This firm make a speciality of their celebrated
handmade button boots for ladies, at $3.50
pair. These boots are claimed to be superior to
all others. Their custom shoes are also favora-
bly, known, as the best material is used and only
skilled workmen are employed in their manu-
facture.