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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15

by isrrv vessels. except in the rafcst
weather. The ruins OF the old mole are
still sisi1ie NJ low tide. ragged. honey
eombedb 'ocksof masony looking. when
e ihrsugh the Transparent emerald
cf the Mediterranean. like Lodges Ut
silver.
The water in the hsrbor IL 80 shai-
low that. until the preseat Emperor pro
jec,ed = landing for small boats. the
visitor arriving there by sea WAS forced
TO go ashore ~ the back Of n native.
This nas been the Emperor sole COZ
cession TO the spirit OF moiern progress
During the last hundred years BIT
. nv strong interest in the historic part
Of Tangier ends with Mr.. Pepys-
From any poin, OF view the hoary
little town is vastly interesting; the re-
moteuess and obscarity Of is origin.
the sieges. p~esiilences and massscres IL
has undergone and the tenaciiy with
which il clings ID primitive customs
aud beliefs are SO maay charms To
walk its streets IS To breathe the air OF
Scriptural times There to-daT fisher
men cos;umed ike Peter are dragging
their nets on the sand. Single outside
the gates; ut the fountain stands Re
bekah with her water-jar poised on her
head and \ hands breath of brown
bosom living bare between the green
| and yellow folds of her robe. Today.
as eighteen hundred years ago, a pail
lid. h~ook-noscd man shu!ies by count
ing some coins in his palm-the veri-
taDle thirty pieces of silver. perhaps.
II it be not Judas ~lscariot himself. then
il is n descendant. aud n striking family
likeness. In brief. Tangier is a colossal
piece Of bric-a-brac which n would
like : own.-T. b. Atfrich. in Jumpers
| Ml1lzfnf-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
Treatin;.

Of ali American customs, that OF
"treating to drinks" is about the most
ridiculous. Ten men meet in q bar
Don OF these three may be old ac-
quaintances and the other v stran-
gers to the three and each other. The
first Americanism is the introduction"
of everybody to everybody alse. Thus.
MIR. A let me introduce YOU o Mr.. B,
Mr.. Il this is Mr.. &, Mr.. G 6is is MIR.
A, Mr.. A this is MI. ID, and so on all
through the changes, at the end of
which Mr.. A is utterly lost as to the
identity of Mr.. c, as is Mr.. G to that of
Mr.. A, and as Mr.. B to that of Mr.. ID,
and as also is Mr.. Z to Mr.. A. Being
now much mixed and strangers as be-
fore, the next ceremony is opened bv,
well, gentlemen. what will you have?"
Should there be ten drinks to be pre-
pared, embracing mixed" and "lOng
drinks" it involves the patient waiting
of the one treatOr and nine treated for a
period of five and sometimes ten min
utes, which in many cases are passed in
stupidity watching the activity of the
barkeeper, who is really the most inter-
ested and profited person present. At
last, when all is prepared. ten drinks
are raised and silently slip down ten
throats. Then some n else feels it
his duty to treat" Meantime; ne
third of the previous treated may slip
away on n pretext or another. for
fear of being called upon by a bar-room
sort of conscientiousness to keep their
end mp" And so this foolish, dreary
custom goes on, while the bar keeper
has most of the pleasure and all of the
profit.-M. Y. Graphic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
The Mystery Of Difidence.

Morbid self-conSciOusneSS is the
secret of excessive diilidence. To b.
ALWAYS thinking about your manners.
said Archbishop Whately, is not the
way to make them good, because the
very perfection OF is not -
think about Yourself. Though nan
~self-consciOus people are very agree
able, he claimed for unconscious man
ners an inherent charm which endears
a person even when there is nothing
else very remarkable in him. The es.
sence Of social intercourse being the ip-
terchange of ideas as they arise actual.
ly in the minds of the speakers, the ex.
cellence of it, he argued. must consiet
in complete unconsciousness; the far
Their you recede from that and Their,
are Infinite degrees however clever
your conversation. the less you have CT
the nature of a companion and IL.
more of a book; so that consciousness
is the specific poison of that which i,
the very essence of conversation. ..All
disregard Of self, too. is SO amiablc thai
Inconsistencies seems to be almost !
virtue" T~hackeray shrewdly main
tanned that it is only a few men who at
tain simplicity in early life; if this man
has his conceited self-importance TO be
cured of, hat other has his conceited
bashfulness to be taken out OF him.
You have a disquiet which you try to
hide. and you put on a naughty, guard
ed manner; You are suspicious of the
goodwill of the company round about
you. or of the estimation in which they
hold you, and you therefore sit mum at
the Tablet is not your place to .'put
yourself forward" You are thinking
of yourself; that is, You are suspicious
about that parsonage and everybody
else; ''that is, you are not frank; that
is, you are not well bred; that is. you
are not agreeable" This is the whole
matter in q nutshell.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
Tangier.

1t is a very ancient city, the oldest
city but one in the world. The Moors
of Spain, in the time of Aboo-Abdallah.
made pilgrimages to it on account of its
antiquity. The cloth merchants, and
the swarthy money-changers, and the
shrill water-carriers, were plying their
trade. and all the indolent, feverish life
We witness TODAY was seething. in these
narrow streets, when Christ was q little
child in Nazareth.
Founded in some unknown period. by
the Carthaginians, it is supposed. Tan
gier-the Tingis of the Romans-has
always been q bone of bloody conten-
ton among the Nations. In the reign
of Claudius it became the capital of the
province Mauritania Tingitana. and was
an important city. Wrested from the
Romans, it passed successfully under
the rule of the Vandals, Greeks, Sara
Gems and Arabs. In 1471 Tangier fell
into the possession of the Portuguese,
who, in 1862, ceded it to England as a
portion of the dover of the Infanta
Catherine of Braganza, Queen of Charles
ii. The English, finding that the occu-
patton was not worth the cost. abandon
cd the place in 1854, after demolishing
the mole. Here q quaint and incongru-
Gus figure appears for an instant on the
scene--the figure of Mr.. Samuel Pepys.
l think it was q conception of high hu-
NOR on the part of Charles II. to send
Mr.. Pepys among the Moors, for it was
by the King order that he accompanied
Lord Dartmouth with the feet dis
patched to destroy the ses-wall. This
precautionary piece of engineering left
the bay of Tangier in such plight as to
render the town impossible Of approach
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
light Beet.

Many \ omar il rendered complete
" miserable by the sssasrsx szassd N
forcing her foot into chat - oasidsFei
. preinly shaped bort IN. tsaatsfsI-
RECONSTRUCTED human fo-y. With The
siastc -DoTsm~ntsnf lad asFsEs fanta, q,
With certain parts by nature 50 formed
- 10 EASILY besr the seizht Of shs h~~iv.
IL \ thing 10 be wondered at All Sc.
80 inciose u. through this lave 81 van.
hY. IN . iightn;t4ag ease 81 leather,
constructing al fts movements. a.
csosing al the pressure u The bniT 70
come on those parts ~kah b. Eata..
are mn-s Bnhttsf 70 bsas H. The hiyh
and marrow heel. help materially 20
further desortn ana hart TIE feet sad
b throwing tbs body forward srs ia
couo;sdly pre- ,udr n IN . Sealshy r1aI
dE.son OF the spine. and the fhsn .ss-.
os ibess "pr-t;y bDoss pru~sses .eold
feet. in the ossessi0a 81 uhieh there
IL neither comfort nor. I am afrzif
bezlih. and IN the seeonf place. rsrTl
~eonnnoniy lad 10 The larzs maorltT q
colds. 10 which mar often BE- A,snb.AF
manY . lifelong mi-sv. Ev~n ma<s~f.
sicily iszht~httsng bpss uii n ,sr.s
cause a. tha.e d~iseor1for1z Of The s~~x
which reader the Ordinary walk . ,hfr,
20 be drszded egrn. bansoas. inxro--
iny toe nsils. ehilbikzas. al tkss~ n.
The xag-s ze pay for hsElngs .prss,yA
foot" Does hpass
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
Camping Out.

A few practical suggestions in refer
amiss. Buy q horse, if you can. and
borrow a wagon. or pay a trife for its
use. Now, having your horse and
wagon, pack carefully. Many take only
a coffee-pot and a frying pan for the
cooking department Your coffee-pot
had better have both bail and handle
and a lip. not a lid, as handles and
spouts are apt to burn of. Each cook
ing utensil should have its own jug. so
as not to blacken other things. The
rest of the cooking utensils are water
pail, Ratchet, large knife, and knife,
fork. spoon, plate and cup for each
person. The wooden picnic plates.
which you can wash q few times and
then kindle the FIRE with, are much bet
ter than china ones. Inquire before
hand if you al buy meat and vegeta-
bles along the route, and then-provide
accordingly. A light rubber blanket is
needed for each camper; those with q
hole in the middle for the head are the
best, as they do for both day and night.
Ii you have room, carry an empty tick,
which you q ill with straw and hem
lock. A comfortable bed is then at
your service. The ladies, of course,
should have q separate tent Be sure
to provide yourself with booksf for rainy
weather. . number of glees if you are
musical. and some few simple remedies.
Each member of the party should be
provided with his or her own haven
sack. with brushes. scissors, thread and
needles. etc Plenty of rope. twine and
copper wire should not be forgotten.
with 8 Ratchet, hammer. nails. etc
Thus accoutered, you are ready for the
campaign.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
He Tumble !.

As twilight began the other evening
a woman halted 4 bog on Lafayette
street and asked him if he had seen
the police arrest i drunken mar in
that neighborhood within an hour or
two.
Don't think | have" he replied. n
he scratched his head and made an ef-
fort To remember. WAS he pretty
drunk
81 guess he wa" she answered. as
she turned away her head.
Had a plug hat on the back oil his
head. and wore sandy whiskcrs, eh?
Yes. that's the man.
Had a black coat and linen pantsg'
Yes, he's the one.
els he any relashun o yours uncle.
brother. husband. or 80 n -
81 should like 10 lind him. was the
evasive reply.
wei. that's easy enough; bu, you
can't get him home
Il don't want to-"
"Ah, I'm, ] tumble chuckled the
boy. as he shifted three toy pistols from
one hind pocket TO the other. Come
along and I'll show You where he fell
down in a vacant yard and went To
sleep. You can 90 through him for his
wealth. give him q rap on the ; for
his mother. and he'll come home think
ing he was robbed by some purfesh-
II 1 had a husband who would 60 on \
blizzard. and try In step over fences.
I'D go through him even "a n three
cent piece with q hole in it"-DstroI
Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
III NOROUS

A fellow never thoroughly realizes
what n blooming ign0ramus he has
been all his lifetime until he enters in
To intellectual converse with n Boston
school-marm on the summed solstice.-
v. J.. COTmsrciIi Advertiser.
An article in al agricultural paper
j. called How In Eat Strawbcrrirs.'
A man who doesn't kaow how To eat
Strawberries should be compelled 10
live OH dried apples and salt mackercl.
-NOrrEt0trH Herald
A minister breaches ON the ques-
ton. What il the Sibbath?' Around
here the Sabbath j. the day when YOU
lie in bed longer IA the morning. and
wrestlc with vour collar-button until il
is too late 10 20 10 church. -LOccH
Cttz,n.
A Cleveland girl has succeeded in
making one quid Il gum last her thirty
eight DAYS. but she meanly refuses to
tell whether she mixed strings OF strsws
with n. She ha. however. solved a
great financial problem -Dtir0I Free
Press.
An Austin boy came home from
school vcry much excited. and told his
father that he believed all human be-
ings were descended from apes. which
made the oil MAJ 50 mad tha, he re-
Piled angrily: That NAV be- the case
with YOU. but il ain with me | M
tell YOU that, n)w.'- dustin SiftiHJs.
A Norwich couple who hal n pet
cat which had grown helpless from age
and extremely itty put il out of its
misery by the agency of chloroform.
They buried il in the garden and plant
ed a roscbush over its remains. The
next morning it appeared a, the door
10 be let in and had the rosrbush under
its arm.-DdHtE-g News.
An Ohio paner a Y that 4 Young
lady who graduated in a calico dress a
few years ago II 10Y married To- a rail-
road superintendent who has an in
come Of half a million n year. This
may be taken as y basis for the regIla-
ton of graduating dress hereafter.
Had she worn alpaca she might have
done even better. and caught the gen
eral manager of the road. On the 9th
er hand. had she bloomed forthin white
Swiss, she might have captured the
Preside nj Of the concern. with his IN
told millions; while. had she worn silk.
with point lace and diamonds. she
might have scuoped in the conductor
of 3 passenger train. and had onyx
staircascs and alabaster walls TO her
house. and cut the wives Of the officers
OF the road as society altogether too
thin for her style This thing ought To
he a lesson To girl graduates. and a
sharp warninE to patronize THEN tailors
literally .-Brook'yH Eagic-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15

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his Palms thea be ~ssuIi res al
A-1und his toll, aai ~ash hlmssit ~
vas Verf fuuul - sec htu tea b a.
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tine Lsy Isabella. nuf fcvlsn~ sri'
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busy \ loag while reashiHg sap ani pui
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head By ani by d. cfs~led out aH'i
What 10 you th.nk be bal bctsorn biz
teeth A pretty itt rcd osral ear
rtng that Isabella hNi lost sutrral wcrts
before APPS hrghi ewes hal sp.ei 4
n he vas PLAY ing srouni uai-F %,
bed - Yea sec LiP Coon di sosns
good that time. 4
Wbca ZIP grow cider lac ~ramo -
crus- and .naspish thA, he bal Ia o.
cha ned np "a the s,.si she'd ia front a
his little house ia tho dopF ol h
house Mas psin,si IN rel letters. Up
tom &c bites Ssrsrv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15

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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15

els your name White?" asked his
Honor of a prisoner in the Detroit
Police Court.
"Yes. it's Jim White. but it Won't BE-
very long"
Going to have it changed?"
mo. sir-rm going to commit sui
eide"
~"Suicide. eh? Not when w~aternelons
and huckleberries are just coming into
market"
81 don't keer for melons nor nothin'
else," was the sorrowlul answer
What is your particular sorrow?'
Snake in my stomach-right about
here. drank him in ten years ago.
and nobody knows how i have suffered.
I've used up over -. 900 trying to get
rid of him, but he still sticks. The doc
tors tell me that gin might kill him of.
and | had drank a little gin last night
when l was pulled in here. l wish
somebody would kill me?'
Let me feel your pulse"
The prisoner extended a black paw
and blacker wrist. and after holding il q
moment the Court observed:
Your pulse is as regular rs clock
work; run out your tongue
Out came ten incRes OF picked tongue.
and his Honor carefully scrutinized i,
and said:
TONGUE is as clean As a whistle. DO
you have bad dreams?'
"Oh. yes, sir"
Flying pains in the legs''
yes"
"Roaring in the ears?"
YES"
"Well, | think / can tell YOU what
ais YOU. Your system is all run down
for lack of soap and water"
"Eh?"
"What YOU think is n snake in the
stomach is simply a yearning of the
capillary substance on your head to be
cut, washed and combed."
"Oh. Landsr'
after you have been bathed, soaped.
scrubbed and rubbed I'll bet a yoke OF
steers against a mouth-organ that you
won't know you re own stomach"
But don't want to go up"
You'll have to. This Court has
been i'm operation eighteen years. and
it never yet missed n chance 10 cure a
case of snake in the stomach. The
prescription is for thirty days"
IL druther be killed than 60 up"
Take your choice. Bijah has all
the necessary tools to saw you in fouI
parts and pack you in a whitcfish
barrel, and the city will he the gamer
by at least a gallon of soft soap."-De-
trOit Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
Tbs ODD asmrai..

In almost every if. theirs arc ua,.-
meBts -; vat "a. whsn there - Hssth
M particular - 10 done ia ~sme
ct-"s these mas be properly improved
by rest - that uug uafk. uhsn "a
comes. NAV to- better dsu" la msny
Instance hoseycr. thrsr oil mossvnts.
may b. best Improved b. having -sfns>
thing Ia ~ a b-Ik &, feai 90 soms
light istor - 10 form
10 10 surprising hos much nay ba
done BY uslny a frw moments a st5nss.
Of G urs~. thew ransot property -
used TOR al Purposes. since ;brrv are
some duties which require nutnuei
application fur n long uase thern
are. however. many kiada "a ight la
Dor and many subj"ris 81 stei, ~htoh
may bs followed quite urs sssful.y By
taking only a fss "a ,fnsnis ~ = tme
IL Is sad Elihu I'ufT ~ ~hp 49,
known for mauv ,saTs a. the ~i'arar't
blacksmith va la the hAiat. hen a.
apprentice hoy. ut having a grammar
of English or "a spm. other language
fastened before him On The rh.nlasr Il
the forge. 80 that while h. ~ss blosiB ING
the bellows he conld get ~ ocN Duai
glimpse al his booG
ben Jonupn. a celebrated poet shD
lived over tao hundred years AZ sss
IN saTiy lifc n b~neslaYcr II . sal
that hs AWAY. arr sd a lsok IN rs
pocket. and. while ~ai;ing for The -
bofer to bring him m1ftAr oF brick be-
improved the odd moments la s'ady.nE
hts look.
Let our young fr,ensis ~ the ca ed
msnt. and thsy wi!I be surprised - see
how mneh n be dine 81 riyhtiY nsinz
n ies moments NJ = time. foa Be~i
not take time from sleep 10 IL this
Have a time for everything. and ~hat
you do. do thoroughly. -bssher IL ~
sleeping. eating. working or paving
for all thss- are. In their rcspec-iEs
places. rights 3. U1sssa IL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15

Mr.. Chsdbcaru-. The r~sirng Fr~ss-
den; Of wLltSms col,oxo. to iE,sa4in<
TO eli. several books. 10 mAna-v some
gold mines IN North CFcliaA Aa3 Coz
Too -tnsIi in wiliams.osu-
The original 1t Mr. Milais two st-
hihslsan pscturvs this year. "C5aassvi.
Ia and "swcctsss kycs Ever sea"
l. Nj Backs;o1r. the clever AL P-ps-
G, daughter Of the izts Lonioa mAaA-
gvr.
There l. rursor IN Londoa ihNi "a
VERY illus;Tious pSrsous<~. thai !. -
cav the Queen. has c~oadoscCaasi
10 ASSIST Lord kowtoa IA y Sogk II
editing the pApsrs 81 Lord B~oacoEsaeld
-frruoe Bismarck. 1; = sad. ro.usos
- Rad German printed n Latin letters.
and returns unread eooks o. pamphlets
seni IA him which follow the res fash.
son IN type which - steadily gan4ns
ground IN Germany.
A poem written BY NJ az Amelia Il
Edwards. the author q. Lord bu.cSca-
bury. when she WAS but scscR. was Pao-
lashed N n penny weekly of tia; time.
Miss Eisaris : The daughter 90 Al Of
aeer who fought under Wellington sAc
Was educated by her mother IN great
part. and i n collector Of curc.stses
she has n library oi three thousand VOL
umes. and Is about nfiy years old
=. Nicholas Crouch. the suthor ant
composer OF Kathleen M~Avourncen.
j. engaged a. a varnrhcr IN \ factory
in Baltimore. H. career 1. marked by
numerous failures and successes Dur
in the var of the rebellion he served
in the Confederate army and sustained
severe injuries in losing cause.
He WAS born in Ens1khd in isJ> and
came To this country in 1919. with Max
Marctzck.
Miss Griswsld. the young American
who has just made a successful debut
in Faris on the lyric sta q. IL the
daughter oi a Chicago family. Before
the great fire her parents were wealthy,
bit having lost IN that Disaster nearly
everything ,hcy possessed. they yielded
To their dau .h,er's cNrncs, cnirra,ies
To be allowed To cultivate her voice
anil arr an honest live hood Mrs
CIR swold accompanied her daughter to
Paris, where the young lady studied a.
siduously for three years in the Con
scryato!re.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-15
Our Young Readers.
soNo FoR 4 alETH ~ Eor

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