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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29

Miss Neiiss Ce,cs ~ias sk~ farrsss
apsx u Eureka Sp<sar Ark.-sassly
md . doahs~ sAcss v-<kiy.
Prot r. Ca Wells. he ssroa.u.
ssli tails sssu; uakia< . frenaly sssis
o The Norh fots IN kalsooa
Willis Coll..s u. In he a,Aaka q
be Loadua Hsrzd. IN ia.:sac. - =
modest evnins Who shuns the soss,
r~cosnfloa 81 The mob
The tsss - wf-hs Sexs ays yrss~1s
wosihsil hs. h~ca for two ,-a, the
sife os osc al Enxsandr. nssie,s ssa.
md kalis = high ps.s,iua IA The hc.s II
Enslish sssc,y.
The youngest br.le 90 r~~soi IN
hts country IS Mr. nomas rasae
She !. ssevca and oae half rear cal
Her hushasd 10 . Ssaih Caroisaa par
sa-x. T. SrseA.-.
-Generi Scng~r. The eSii,ss os ,se
ksy wcs; Ola pnssrss. q ,u~ait
wears ola. weighs thirty-nv Jounis sn !
Is forty ,nohes hgh lie Gas esra IN
- Dornlnse and ~As m sd in " RIA
-CaP,aia Cohi-sxh. under Who's al
ministr~tloa fressicni t.arh~ld s~vei
~ a boy on the too path 81 The Miami
Canal. Is now commander "a an Ere
~ranALboai. the Jzrac. \ Gsrhrsd -h~
fros FsSI.
An American prmaipnna has made
her deba, q: the Opera Ia fans-Mt-s
Lillian Norton. Mo. sndcr the nam. al
NoCdica has obtained some sare~ss Si
Rome. Milan All - Petersburg
y. 0rapAIe.
Mr.. Henry e. vennor. the Cana
dian weather prcpheL Is described a,
the posScssor of . striking c~suntensnce.
pale, with DARK. BRILLIANT, r-ssl>.s ~yss
lie - tall and we1.prororsscaci. and
carries himself with = half marital ar
Captain Wayne Roid Is described a,
wearing odd kind Of clothes. perul.si
both In fabric and cut lie has t-rn
sccn wearing = rri vest. \ high ssrt-i
collar. with points rvaehing hseyes. and
coat and trousers ot equally groiesrbs
appearance.
MIR. George X. Goodwin. the lat.
theatrical manager OF Philahc' paia. nj
one time paid Artemus Ward si0.os
Tor = occurring season. lie once w.
the owner II niorc panorama than any
man In the world. at n time when they
were n grra, novelty in AmenA
While working rs a blacksmith. the
Rev. t. Hurst. who lately died in I'm.
gland. studied the iangua .es all his
spare time. writing the eonjugs,ions a,
Latin. Greek and French verbs On the
fame s,on. IL his forg. Resides these
tongues, he stuffed Hebrew. Arabic.
Sanskrt and Syriac. " u SsRL
In her brillisn, lccturc on Idol.
and ~leonoclasts. : at thr Concord Sehooi.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe remarked n a.
idols OF the affection. that falling IN hove
is a thing which has gone So cn,irrly out
Of fashion that \ woma II her 2 might
b. excusci for asking whether any ons
OF those present had ever DRAINED what
the idea 81 such an experiences could be
Boston iosG
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29

sWho ere you, sirs'' she seernly d
naadcd. -. staading In the doorway.
her Eaze fell upon Asrmsduke Franz
iaghsm-
Ill beg your pardoa." began list
gentleman
leave the boaser' said 10.
40. 10. DON'T" pleaded Angels.
who had crept upin her sister shadow.
and was nov tnggipg 1t her dress
Perhaps he's got . band Of accom-
Plices outside -perhap's he's o crazy
man.
"Lsdses.' sa;d Mr.. birmingham. eli
you will only permit me 10 explain"
"Nothin4 can explain m intrus;op
like this" declared Josephine.
my sister, Mrs. Fitch. the occupant
Of this house"
I'VE are the occupants Of this hoisc."
inexorabiy infcrposed Miss Frost Mrs.
Fitch left the premises three days ago"
81 ASSURE you" said Marmaduke.
"that l was quite ignorant Of any such
arrangeDeuta. have been on n fishing
excursion up the hill. and supposed. oi
course. that ms sister was here
(.'Tm quite sure he Is q crazy man,
interposed Angels, soto voce).
''And rs IL Is such q stormy night. ]
beg only to he allowed 10 pass the night
in the barn." concluded the applicant.
"Your sister left word for you at the
Daisy farm" said 10, severely.
''But / came around by the other
road" said Mr.. birmingham. abjectly.
The humor Of the thing was too much
for josie burst o laughing.
angela, do twitching. my dear"
said she. "Yes. you may sleep in the
barn. Mr.. -, Mr.. -"
Cunningham, ladies. at your serv.
ice"
"Mr. birmingham. them said 10.
But you must have some tea with us
first. am going To cut some cold tongue.
and Angels will make some fritters. and
we have NJ. Blot's recipe for clio ,olate.
I am really sorry that | mistook you for
. burglar"
"Or q crazy man." said Angela.
apologetically.
And we will entertain you rs hos
pitably rs we can" added 10, with q
m~ischievous sparkle in her eyes,.
Marmaduke birmingham was after
ward heard to say that he never spent
SO delightful an evening before in his
life. He engaged board at the Dairy
Farm the next day. and, instead OF fol-
lowing his sister to the city. stayed
down among the glens and braes.
And when Josephine Frost's month
Of vacation had expired she vent back
TO the city to resign her position in the
grammar school.
II am going TO be married." she
confessed. blushing very prettily. when
the mistress asked why.
So Miss Angela Frost went on alone
with her career. and Miss Marmaduke
birmingham settled down for life ut
Ivy Glen.
For" said she. IL think it is the
sweetest spot in the world"
$50 do l." said her young husband.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
HUMOROUS

-"Slow bu, sho'r." vas the ad,Ic.
that n blacksmith gave io his apprcn
tice. Cincinnati Saturday Nigha
A real stylish house on a good stree,
in New York costs 800. go jus, sy3.
500 more than we've got -Neg Harcs
Register.
brooklyn. N. Y. has been counting
up her lawyers. AMI il rejoiced To hnd
that she has only about Loco. -D<frOi
Free Press.
"A Philadelphia man has invented :
shirt with n sand-papcr ba,k. One rub
against . rail fence cures the wor-; case.
-Defroit Free Press.
Ladies when being courtcd ought moi
TO object To the moderate use IL iohac.
CO. They should ~rccoiiect that where
there Is . fame there must be some
smoke.
-"Grea; Pains Taken" IL the head.
ing Of an advertisement in one of the
dalies Probably some gentleman has
eaten n Who'll. waiermeion. - Bosfo.
Commercial bulletin.
Definition 81 loot. Student wants &c
know what is meant by the word '.ioot''
in the wal dispatches. Why. y lutte 1.
q thing with strings that you strum with
your fingers. Hence. anything tina, ycu
can get your fingers on Ia. that's loot
Darlington Hastsye.
An exchange tells Of q railroad bag.
gAgc-mas,cr who missed hi. { ain.
Probably on account 81 a struggle with
. trunk that ddn'i break so easily a.
usual OF course he would have fci,
ashamed TO put q trunk on whole. and ~
took IL out behind the station to finish
4. -LoTeH Cthfsu.
Water privileges: You advertise
that there Is . fine stream 81 water on
the place. but ! don't see IT," remarked
q stranger who wanted ,o rent the place.
The landlord said: Just work thai
pump-handle . little. and you " n see .
fine stream of water. You don't exp.ci
to have the Niaga-s Falls on the place
for fifteen shilling, = month. do your
Teras Siftinys.
The Washer:
What is that m.sherp'
"A mssh~r. d~sr:
roa VII always an1 ~ ssapsins hrse.
foscd On The corn q of fhe sfrrrf.
Proudly dispisy tng Ire tiny feet
1vsrfin9 lie little ten ceuf czre.
AMI stu refyaax It's trnd q traia
with tn smose of o eopsr cixsrrf
nou't touch IL. dear-ls wa r.i-~i Q p-s
VIII 10 bite. mosserF-
We'll. Z sbouid shoas.
II vfli bite Q fre~ lunch foe al thar su6."
-WasAingtos Repstiioaa
Making pictures in the clouds js.s
~ the sun Was going down, gi.diag ths
edges with god AMI turning tie ssir-t
lining almost inside out: "Oh. tbere'sl
. great big chariot vii horses ssd
ponies. and and oh. if's al goae now"
aid little curly hair. "Hnbr' ssid
little shayey head II - . little an.si
"where IL its' "Oh. nsl
gvoe bow. Yoa src TIE oaly i5ssle
ange. left" Needn't tell Ne children
can't be gsIlant--Ser Hares Hegiser.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
Seine New A~rithmetieal Problems.

A Wisconsin school teacher had nine.
teen scholars and she figured mp at the
end of three months that she had be.
slowed l28 lickings on the school. AL.
lowing that one boy received seventeen
of them. and that three of the girls
escaped entirely, how many iickings did
each Of the Others receive.
The average fisherman gets four nib
bles to one bite. and three bites to q
fish, and half his fish are not worth
carrying home. At this rate how long
will it take . fisherman to exhaust the
supply Of shepherds and dog-fsh?
The friends Of certain man chin in
four cents apiece and purchase q sponge
10 present him on his birthday @s en-
blemAtical Of his daily life. The GER
tain nan lets himself loose ON the donors
and damages each ones head to the
amount Of eS.47. How much l. each
donor out Of pocket
A man pays fifty cents extra to take
laughing1gas while having . tooth
pulled. The dentist could have pulled
six ~ well q one. and without anv
further cot How much did the patient
loee ~ bseng % stinU Of his molarse
HE candy eaten BY schoolgirl costs
jQee - MUG - her schoolbooks; the
peanuts abe devOurs cot MON than Her
sanSi1G lsDpnsi her ice-cream costs
Hose thnn nrfrench. and ths ms and
fpefshe coApmss While sparkise foot
up twScs -. cost Of learning Ter to
pQfDehnda1npesoa cd ina dpiechr
etx 1herq ~ how many daneanan
D1pt ~ M 10 u ricAf
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29

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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29

When the ensus was taken af Cherr,
Hill there was a great iluttering among
the population. and il is related that nj
the ancient unmarried ladies. with tn,
exception Of one, went to see thcil
aunts. The one that stuck it out mp.
peared to think that rs she had known
the census enumeration from boyhood,
there was no reason for fight.
On the great day the census takei
rowed up in a scow and arranged his
victims along the bank. Everything went
of according to the act Of Congress.
until the maiden lady was reached. then
the trouble began 10 accrue.
"Whst is your name?' asked the
enumeration.
"Oh. you needn't try to fool me. Tom
Fletcher! knew you when you failed
in the kindling wood business. and
swind,cd nv father out of ten dollarsr'
replied the lady.
"Your name is Susan Pratt, isn't it?"
asked the discounted enumerator.
Then what did you ask me for?"
demanded the lady.
Unmarried. Miss Ppfty'
IL rejected you four times. Tin
Flet her. which shows that ] could have
married il I'd wanted tor,
"'How old are YOU now. Miss Prattg'
asked the enumeration. wiping his fore
head.
1.-The same age that you was when
Jack Dodd's sister refused TO elope with
you! You know how old you were then.
Tim Fletcher"
ANY family?' asked the enumerator,
with a sarlonic effort 10 get even.
"Yes. ! have. Tim Fletcher. l have
your boy by your first wife. who / took
Of the poor-ho1se when you started
to get a Government position! Any
questions limp"
Tim finished his report Of her from
memory. and pulled sadly down the
And now Miss Pratt watches the
Tribune 10 see that she Is COT.
rectly represented when the returns m
published in full
IF / am not" she remarks 10 the
rs she takes her paper out.
'.rn write to the Government and let IL
know bow Tim Fletcher used to cut the
hooks and eyes % his wife's dresses &C
The couldn't 90 out while be vas gall
around. dat him!"-BrookIyx
Earle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29

Pale maize-yellOw is more fashionable
than old gold.
The short apron-front Overskirt is seen
upon new French dresses.
Pointed silk gauze jabOts. reaching
from the throat TO tho belt, are novel
and drcssy.
Faillc has completely regained its
former popularity-its pliability and
softness adapting itself to every style OF
trimming, As well as to the skirt and
bodice themselves.
Artistic jewelry OF antique silver,
qua ntly chased, is very fashionably
worn, and silver chatelaines in the
moycn age style are much sought after.
as are also brooches, lace-pins and
agrafes of the same description.
Stylish young ladies with evening
dress Irvine row after row of pearl or
iridescent beads around their dainty
thrOats. until Qua might take them for
ladies of quality in islands b~arbaric-in
the land of the Fiji. Some of these
beads are very grotesque in shape and
design. and the more so the better in
present estimation.
Very large, oddly-colored Oriental
handkerchicfs Of silk are worn with
lawn-tennis and other outdoor O
tunes. They have mostly self-colored
backgrounds. with brocaded designs in
bright contrasting colors OF gold. silver,
orange, scarlet, and very dark green in.
termingling in the brocaded pattern in
entirely new devices, and all in high art
shades.
Some Of the latest imported pattern
dresses Of white. nainsook, batiste or
0rgandie have extremely elegant en-
brOideries edging the deep fiOunces to
the depth of ten or twelve inches, with
narrow rufles and bands for trimming,
and a solid embroidered piece for the
waist and sleeves. These goods are
manufactured in Switzerland, and the
exquisite designs wrought upon them
resemble very closely the finest patterns
OF Honiton. Irish point. guipere, old
Venetian point, c~art-wheel open-work,
and a great variety OF purely floral de-
signs.
The gauzes. grenadines and other e,e-
CANT transparent fabrics introduced this
are legion. The damasse and
velvet broche gauzes make most at
tractive toilets. especially when trimmed
with a ~profusion Of jet and lace. Gren.
adines with broad satin stripes, trimmed
with satin sash and bows and long.
graceful loop of satin ribbon. plain
sewing-silk grenadines over plain silk
or MORO skirts, are all very much in
vogue. and admit of much Variety OF
style and trimming. These cOol-lookiny
fabrics, and the charming wash-dresscs
in their myriad varieties. constitute the
most becoming and suitable of summer
dressea-N. j. Ereniny Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
Gamblers Tricks

OF the hundreds Of individuals who
daily frequent the gambling dens OF
Chicago. probably nOt one, outside OF
the pro!e ssional gamblers. believes he
square The announcement comes
every little while, rs il semi-ofic:ally
from the police. that only those gamb-
ling places where square games are
played. are allowed to run. And the
fools who gamble are none the less fools
FOR believing il. The fact is. however.
that there Is hardly . gambling house
in Chicago. where crookcdness Is not
pracicej. In some of the games, such
rs faro. the percentage against the play.
er IS very small. il no cheating device
is employed. Does any one suppose
that the proprie 'ors Of . gambling house
are too conscientiOus to employ . little
trickery to increase the chances OF neec-
ing their victims: The devices for
cheating at cards arc 50 numerous and
50 difficult Of detection that they can be
employed BY the professional with very
little risk; and those Who play faro. rou-
lette. poker. etc. in the gambling rooms
OF Chicago may rest assured that these
deviccs-an Of them that ore known to
the profession more or less used.
There IS absolutely no chance for them
to win In the long run
In faro the most common method Of
ineFeasing The chances u the dealer 70
win Is By the employment q . box %
constructed that upon being pressed q
apaFdcuIar spot two cards can be re.
moved o. once instead q one. IN this
way the whole course q Tie eans eaa
Be changed. Having provided himself
with such . bon. and 1oM a tie boxes
are IL this eonvenisat pattern. The
dealer ond-papess HI cards They are
g1ased eaRb. SaipPey. cd - e1aaoel
b suro that two Wnl come out together
Wben - wants them. So he takes the
pack an4 1iyi6se it into two parta.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
Ased. Csal.

The existence 81 coal in the Arctic -
gion. and the nafur. Of it, eomposifioa.
constitute one Of the most remarxasss
discoveries in modern geo,oyy. This
coal seam. it sPpean. 10 found IN The
ssde of . M mountain gorge. the
prevailing rock o. the surrounding dis
tict being shingiy essyssoss At very
irregular snanxsmenf- bas mainly dip
ping 20 the westward. asd. % f.r n a.
cefsaiped. devoid Of fossils. though ths
vegetation presents no iess than sisty
species Il plantS The coal h.ss bdxki
shiny sYpesr,aoe. 10 someuhas u .
pstehy ehars Ter. and very brittle %
analysis Il eannos Be distinguished from
bituminoas coal 81 excesdsnx god aaal-
i;y. and h found % besoex % tie true
earboaiferuas psssod IL coufasns some
sixty-6ve PER cesk 81 coke. asd shoss
Who ne ac4uaisfsd With tie varioqs
rOal 6eids a Eagi0d s3c ssroax ~
sc0bl0ce heeweea ths Arctic sad d
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During shs dhsver yensrisys essf.es
easyyinga vssy Uss uDhsslla essesel .
hsea % by . ell 70 so0s 60 .
seaiA Arr B1aeisg Nh amkrels
vhase = Digts dr1;a. - vruss upoo
spises u pPsr ~ $1,000 - d -
~ R-nis s1hri1A hsIonu % =
~ ssfkss . xo.PossA bsou-
lnek = 11sso 91nueeA"
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Dry Season.

"Stranger. I take it," observed m
elderly resident the other day. 50
stopped and asked IL there were any
blackberry trees around his a Il
lodged so. ! was y stranger myself
when I fust kim here. That was i'm the
ummcr of AZ. Hottest summer ever
known in these paris"
ANY warmer than thisy' ask I'd
him.
Summit, summit. That sumn OF
Of 40 the cedar trees melted and rin
right along the ground, You notice how
red that ere dust 10"
pretty warm" vcntured.
why. sir. durin' the summer Of 40
we KEEP; meat right on the ice TO keep
II from cookin' too fast. and we had To
put the chickens in refrigerators to ret
raw cggs!'
where did YOU get the ice7"
1--WE had il lcft over and kept it In
bilin' water Yes sir. The temper
lure of biiin' water was so much iosscr
than the temperature Of The atmosphere
that il KEEP the ice 50 cold you conldd't
touch il with YOUR tnger-'
"Anything else startling that Sea-
SOM
THAT SUMMED of 10? Well. I
guess, The Hackensark River besa
tn bile airiy in June. and we didn't see
the sky until October. fer the steam in
the air! And fish, fish. They wsre
droppin' ali over town cooked Just -
you wanted cm! There wasn't anythihz
but fish. until the river dried up
"What did you have them
"The finest oysters and clans 700
ever heard Of They walked nEns
ashore for water. and they'd drink sp-
plejack right out Of the demijohn, Yes.
sir. You call this hot! I feel like a
o~yercoatr'
What ID your busincssyr I asked
him
I'm . preacher he replied by
the Gay. you wanted blackberry tres
Just keep mp the thumb hand sids u
tbs rod until you come to the pig
pasture. and there yoo find the trees
Climb up On my goose roos1 and yoa
can knock down all the berries sou
want Il yoa can End pole long esooA"
Esg'e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
a WARNING FOR HOT WEATHER

Il va Q crave and quiet man
IVES waking down the street.
HE fece wss rcd, his brow believed,
And tired were BIZ fest
here came . ruisteTtn9 0eDd sloox,
Who 90 the Ans man osew.
And in . hollow ton inguired:
ID u bot enough for your
Those Were the latest words BE smoke.
For ssrssght upon his heod
There came . drcsdful crashing baov
That laid him With the dead.
icy drasscd the slayer 90 the court;
m Jurors all looked mild.
ID Judge TO The attorney Wfnkcd.
The latter softly smiled.
And WHEN they led him from the Cock,
lis wife wepe gratefui tears.
The jury thrUugcd IN press his hand,
The Court Joined IN ths cbecrA
-Bst0N Trunacvtpk
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29

-"They err who tel NJ politeneg
10 1ed." says . TNn<h Pspee. ~
'eals - wiene0 TIE following Pasescsps
. . Letter lately received BY tie Doe q
X-ffum tie Steward a one u his -
tates: '.I beg list your graoe vii sx-
cae Tor bsvfng taxes The liberty a
writing this letter in ny shirt sleeseA
but IL exes4ive hoas hn compelled
- - bs guilty of IL aPparess diAs.
sea"
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wAo h9Se 6en tnkeo - the ftusA-oR
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- g. n11ss d1pnUuDA she1hWr
vsse 81 a.
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