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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
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IA Osden.hu-xh az. II sorss kss
<sAtarr r@S bssA which kes over Ese
kunzisei fe~f 81 br4nrAos s-zin~4 IN
;sn-s grrea hoaSs IL y<s4s Etsss;
I~eass baa = axs.
Black czs;sa gloves sAozi3ts treSs-
"A 70 = bath O: ~Aiis< hos sal All
S8.sr hstere w.Arz<- uan<.tA<zn Up
TO dr. without 81 ss1nE. and whsa iAsF
- alnssss dry. pat 'Asss o. ths ksni : g
ssreseh sh-ra and ~ iheta IN PrufSi
.asp--BesrTv Enbu&
-oae a ths nass; extensive rc~
platter. aczr Gc<zn. : e. has
plsated his eni.rp ensp tAis yezr by ms
.hiacrY. Tks H. szst "a hr perhaps ihe
hrs; instance in >sath Car5iEn1. 4 pa
IN ,Ae satire >oath. IN shAh \ whole
nee crop has BEEN plated with ma
chsEes
IL oar fruit rzi~n vii n years Of
= uad.nee turn their ~a;irnfhoa 10 cuu-
ycrtng The Surplus fresh traH into
duoi products. n lz-ge Ea:ket for tAs
.sme Nay &c developed IN Eurufs
Already million. o: pssaass Of tred ~F-
Plss are exported aan2ally.-GSay
J0aysaL
Here q \ hint for the CAREFUL house
wife who wishes to make The nc.i 81
everything when your red ~tsblccin<h
= to ma-h wugn Ia spots 20 ue aHy
longer on the table. ca; the gssi pzrs
ia TIE shapr q uzpkias. frsn-- .urm
gu; iO- ab0u; an inch II inclined 20
ravel eassly overcast them. and Il Vii
b. many a hong day b-isrc asy mefnbef
o. your family all Dis Over thai thry
are no; regular '-bosghten' iTu; nap
kinS-H. \ fos.
A safe and almo-. sure rvmcdy ia
an infarn-d cte j. 20 bafhe the an sctcd
member in igkcwArTn water. into whirh
= small quantity Of common table al;
has been dissolved. Hold The ewes open
while bathing. and Immediately relief
will be experienced Bathing the eyes
morning and night in cold water IL al
excellent practice for tba>e who ars
obliged Ia use their ewes 10 sny extent
The water as like tonic. and strength
ems and brightens the eye.- The eye'
should be kept open As muck A. possihl.
during the process OF bathing Them
Indianapolis journal.
III alutn IpisDnoNs piant- ~ NV
IN number, and If no great value for
decorative purposes. \ very large pro-
portion OF The flowers that are IN highest
repute for beauty. such ss the ROSE.
dahlia, pelargoniurn. begonia. wall
flower. stock, carustiOn and priInuia.
are altogether harmless. although for
the most; par, u no value whatever a.
articles of food. Bot rs there are 80
many decorative plants that will not IN
lure. even j. ea.cn, II il easy 10 exclude
from the garden 4 certain few that are
uoxious. and that have sometimes been
associated with SAD fatalities. The
roofing ont OF the great blue acuniie or
moukshocd, the root IL which contains
a sirulcn; poison. and has We, been
many times served on the table ss horse
radish. is therefore recommended
DeHUeT Tri5sae.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

tsAy Ertag u 80 re.fy q Hsr
sfs< kxs ksA = sssa~-kss rxzxrssax
~srp<rxnrs. VIA Exsx xtFL SO ~
.ss~tnr-sesxk IL hsx Erzh. za<AE&
is1o hzr .ArSsz IA Il s1txrr1 tA@
iAsaz, ervss~f~ 4 h4<s1. asd -
u<xA<r nzSs an k.lsrSsNksEs & cS-hzzs
ss Sh.syVesre4- Ih< tRszsy -~-S ETsA
~ aiAr-xa .zA e2l<i u . PAysas.
hi o. he nectr cocA ~ BE se1 ssk
sax eoaA BE 6oas. Aaa tas4 ssxr. -vsr
sntss+Alssa Il .rSGs eoHs~g.snoos u
. shoss aae. kswrse<. 80 tatzgy tie
;h-oa; lad s-sstaiaea hrxka. snd n ~
furihsr Es~coar~nFHc< sss s~Kpe1~oc~d
ibs zAsser -A srrostxa = u~cails@
oaly az 9 strzagw aHAr. TIE Astas Efri
rvx 20 wvnsEted. marrsrd. ast -
eau- = nsosker. .zfyEng al The 49,
src~Ilsai bS.tfA- A fss dxy. 49, s2s
t~gaa - <1pSrxses = ba<ztEg ~zsxtsSa
IN 0ne .. her ihtgss. ~ksh Ac&zns =;
urse, vcry znaoytaE zai p2sEtul Na-
aily tks sBi q: \ need~ msto "a a.
p=anacr ihrssSh The eesA. ~ASh .As
csGEht AaS exifzciri-h~yosi Aitsass
The tcrslcai nerdie Swallowed YEAR
aso. To The uzinstiAsrd. :. srSss. 4
ssxfns vcry strxs-e TIA, , s.tzs ne~t3e
skeasi speed EsoEv than = apE~s q:
years 10 making sach = pa.Ta1s<v
ihrpegh = kunAa body uItbDs, Ssv4Eg
grea:rr .noonvraisnoe or pasa has tn
ths ea~.-hIAzA ga Caa@0-
"a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
ODE 10 4 BROOM.

THF MARCHING SONG oF TIE BROOM BnrcaDE-
At the tr,om ars!I in tha FIrzf Congregation
aChun.h last Tuesday evening the following
line written by Aiss Alice biiy. were readily
Mrs He. sheldon:
g.. YOU lssses of to-day. with your rufiics ani
your laces.
With your clezr. younr. ringing voices, and
your fair AMI clever fnEes.
You would ssnae II shouId TED you that you
miss this best 81 grace,
When ynu turn swaysrom handling Of the
bToBmi
You can -troIdcr dainty gowns I'll The lads are
And arrange rair pretty chambers in : most
cstbciic ~clutter.
DAnd your rosy lips most charminziy Italian
You an. guitc above the hanfllng Of the
broom.
All. but whon your stately g-randmafnms was
oniy pretty Polly.
Sd" oould drive yonr sober grsndpa 20 state
nf slIinSi folly,
With her di'npleI arms A-fying. AMI her eyes,
=, fright and Jolly.
bFoom-
win q rod and yellow 'kcrchief tied about her
u ming tfrsses,
And ker tuoked-up. homespun petticoa;-the
luyeiiesg of dresses
Hc can : -" her nj TINS moment and fun OH bis
that h. found her thus, a-haEallny Of her
broom.
Ger her cheek. with every motion. few the
rad auf white. together.
Like tho ctuaugrfs al cloud and sunlight In the
merry April weather,
- AMI iIr heart 81 him who watched her goHtod
upward Ike a feather.
Swept away before tbs magic OF her
broom.
And now. with sweet ewes smiling DER the tops
81 g~uil-rimHcd glasses,
Growing sweet r. growing fHlrcr, with each
happy year that passes.
ThDu.h her step, indeed. bc slower, am sure,
she could match you ali in handling OF the
broom.
q, you matlcns Of to-day. you may sport your
nimy laces,
You my frzzle clouds Of rlngiets 20 set OF
Yolr iunBy faces,
You mas gienn like floating ihlsilc-town with
pretty, Idle grHccs.
broom;
But your tios-omy sweet beauty viii not have
TIL you learn the truth which, followed, makes
al liz" "A happy story,
That IA service lies yoisr quecriship, an1a roy.
al light plays Der yc,
When your prett, hanis are busy with the
broom
fIark' n score Of glriish voices, 20 my sage nd
vice replying.
How they glow. The winsyunc faces, laughing
down my foolish signing.
With their Joyous eyes upon me can ] mourn
That TIN" goes nying.
Sweeping odd ideas before him with his
hrDpm :
What" they say. . q gravc-fnccd rhymcr, is
our glory gone forever z
Borne H-iuwn beneath the weight of years, rs
IN u wholmiug 1ycrr
Bat we know the crown of giribood will be los,
or broken never,
Nor laid hy with pretty Polly's worn-ou,
broom.
"loar by year the same sweet flowers bloom
the Same sweet heavens under:
siTiish hearts in all ages are not very far
HSundcr:
And we think that even g-randnaTnma would
open eyes OF wonder.
At tbe SIGHT Of our Inancuyrcs with the
irOom."
Heaven bless the bonny lasscs. with the light
uf joy upon them.
Hard of heart aud slow To- Inirth. must he be
whose eyes could shnn thvml
Let th'fn keep their merry hearts and Let al
sweet grace lc done them.
In cen ST down and watch them ply the
broom.
Detroit Post aud Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
Canals on the Planet Mars

A curious discovery. made BY Signor
Schiaparelli. Director of the Royal OBJ
servatory at Milan. seems to start again
that old and unanswerable question:
Are the planets inha5iteds" This
Italian astronomer is one of the most
assiducus watchers Of the planet Mans,
IL was he who. in ISIS first detected
the MANY dusky bands which traverse
and subdivide the rudy portions of the
martial orb. Again. in 1880. when
the position of the plane, was favorable.
he reidentiied these strange lines: but
during last January and February he
has been able 10 observe and map out
in more than twenty instances duplica-
tons of the dark streaks covering the
equatorial region of Mars with . mys-
ferrous network. to which there is moth
ing remotely analogous on the earth"
The Italian astronomer has STYLED them
canals" for they bear the appearance
of long ses-wayS dug through the
martial continents. IS If . mania for
short cuts had seized the inhabitants of
the planet and everybody residing there
had become an active n. de LessepA-
London TsiecranA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

Thiek - Is al elephants skin. ~ ~.
ing creature suffers noES from sos.
ussssasspes, !ecches and ether vcyIniE
than he. The pores are VERY aAse. 2nd
gadGics aud m~0sgaltDcs, etc. worm
themselves Into the hollow ard sack 80
replstioH. Thas The whole day bong sbey
are constantly throwing up DIN, squirt
iRg saliva or water, 20 set Ri 81 tASs
pests, 90 the great sbnoyA ace e ikssF
riders They a god deal shsa
asleep. and | have affen seen them gsst-
ing their bcsds on an oatsiTctched tss
lying down. They are very humsa-lks
in many II Their Ways. They Ect =
plece Of wood and G-c II - \ toDihPtok.
They scratch themselves with the ;ip ut
their PROPOSES, and II they n no;
reach the pisce with TIA, they take uP a
branch aud ase that. Natives say 4 n
they plug up bullet holes with clay. bat
! never knew an instance Of 1t my scli.-
ESHi0H Elsd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

For . year q two the subject Of feed
ing the seed Of Rnsowers 10 fowls has
been referred to in poultry journals. fire.
quenfly with approval. and we hare
teen no word in opposition Although
this flower. il IL can be 50 called. has
come into favor even among ladies and
ON p~aafslooa creatures who are sad
20 be Of the male gender. il is BY no
means an attractive fosa s;fribufe- IL
Is something among towers that the e.
ephant Is smoog beasts. huge and un-
couth- Still. III possesses the merit OF
producing wholesome food for the feash-
cred tibe. Is il 70 thz4 extent 80 much
beyond flowers in solid value
But Is being proved that il ID . plant
Of more or les value for is seed and
being very hardy IN is n,fure. if suhssi-
tsfes usefulness for beaufy; and n II
Win grow in every 0at-of-Sh<vsy 90.
ner and place. where scarcely anything
else can Be cultivated. II can BE kouesL
y recommsnded to tie keeper of fowl
% appropriate neh paoes q gruund e
The raising a 4 Tor is Sod IL would
NOT require D1eh sFace - produps Inn
three % Ire bukes a ed vhich
usa1a b 0hstansial sid;tina 70 II
MISTER eansa1s saPply 6 chiuk0p6enA
6EArqfsus TSsT&
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
Malarfal EeUH.

Hslasai FeverA Rheumatism, etc, result
enoss frequently frufa nativity o: the liscf
and kidneys. Yoa make q great mistake ard
d. yOarse.f gTeat Injustice unless yoa hssto-
upon thess imp5gtAn; Orgzns OF lie most
csTeful attention II !. rfpng 70 PeFsistegGF
tara the liver upsAie iosn By the ne e sSvsrs
eztAArtic m~edicfnr-, or % lasA thu sbaasys
iEto complete exhaustion by oseriases - vss
let diaretics- Strength caa - Ky.a 20 hsef
aud ki.neys. pes life and vlgns Infused iuts
every Gar; Of the body. odd axs be made to
feel rozthfui. and disease taaishoi frpsa The
body By assax Tie Queen % al kcsith rene.-
er~. Dr. GEyso;ts Yellow Dock AMI ssrssps-
rlA This woad@rfsi eozpoaRi 10 estsetisug
al Other remedies. ]; contains fe.iss nyek.
sarsspaulA Juniper. irun, kachs- csisry sai
CsIisiyA Ask foGr psYstrtsn essbesrsinz the
r1srt Of such = coupoaod then try SO bf'ie
il wtl make yoar mlnd and bsif b~xithr aai
strong II y more refreshing than v!Ds All
VOC viii I1e &. f~ss a. -rtf
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

The first instance where physicians
are mentioned in The Bible Is III Chroni-
Giles, syi. Il: 'And Asa, in the Thirty
ninth year of his reign. was diseased In
his feet until the disease vas exceeding
~ great; vet in his disease he sough.
not the Lord. bu, to the physicians.
The compiler coolly kdds. a. though a
rAtursl consequence: "And Asa slept
with his fathers"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
Browuine h,s no -.uur.ci..

Robert Browning has no apprecia-
ton OF his own incomprehensibility.
Several years agohe informed an Amer
lean pabiixher that he had written .
new poem that was very simple and
clear-shat ererybody could understand
The pleased and excited pahlishee
begged the poet 70 forward il immedi
ately. When it came Il turned oat to
be The Red Cotton Night-Cap Coun-
Try '-perhaps the most puxxling a ~
Broxning's nystie prodssbiosA-Qss
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

Cook Madame, may ] ak yuu for my
rEifnoH.aisEf Mistress: WIS; Do yUB ell
Ieet me - write. you WORTHLESS. creAfursf
Surcls. ! csnno; ssy that / sn satisfied 9Th
YOU" Cock Isn't seecs.sry. onir Srts
thai | remained with va three mcuths That
wfl ne ny he-t TocomncBdattOn"-FA<sa%4S
L4a'fcr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

Ltm.E Fgssaa~s ss<wssaas Cs@F@@s
~ffFss ~ @NTs sFts tsrs@ s~a
axr&HSs tks asEsG& fznEtas ssTs go
ssatF 49, sr@aess - Sc 49, ssa<Ha 80
s4&sFl Szstss 80 tAs 80 saf $500 ~ 80
RA saS~s = tsszst 80 frssz a@es - a.xs
sxn a. eats s1zs1W s
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

Tar New York IaITrs esl the snaricrs- -
Load taveusifsh "iizbliscal uistreanss We
uuuisr via; language ihoss Nrv lufk cit
ors uguii u-c IN descrbiug tbr Sid ~
livcs near our s~-ssicace. aud Aee = efvcI
parrot ard plzys o. the fute GA moonlight
H-ghtsf- TCaf AtfnHEs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

~ -kY, "a, sall young boz efIi Il tTcas-
when they t4lk about 9 political ait5 y
a political Fart, nv s1n. il a dcsEscahls Aiad
O. q msn shB goes from cnr paTty - sBsthzf
fur Tie sske q oCscr- WIN 10 yOa.ask"
Ca us~thin' much Oniy NJ . tie store
lat night th~y sssi va IS tie mcanes' -
litical fift Ia thcsc psTts. and tl1asht AZ tie
time 70 wasn't much uf a osm.lilnrut An
other cup - csTcr. ma Dat yrG GIVE
T. to the imPal~at scamp s-sssm9f thr -
q utiensn go asay ir.m The false -in
In teach yo1-yog -,uh "-Nee Hsfss Hsg-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
TEornIEs borrowed and stolen ouinum.
Der By far oil others In the World.

I'll rroxrsos. Of N.ysT1Ie. Kr. writes;
"Aho1; . year ago I hsi Q severe attark -
ehisls and fever. hare ben quite al isSald
sinrc. suffering FROM sinking sells oery0ss
CALLS nix.; swesu. etc. Mr. digestive ard
urinary agExns we're IN . YER rcz<cnei eoo-
dfSSa fel; ve-y weak, nersoss sad 6st<fs-
fztei- and Dyspepsia pszrfal u~ina;tsa. sn4
raeunsttsm exhausted ne u 81 vitality NJ
toctor seezs>s slsogs-axsi aid eou~a;ea 70
ms srying Dr. GaF.0st-s Yesksr Dock al
ssrs1pxnlA. q neiicfse ny f~zher bal onrs
used With h~n<st Il k.s acfes lzke a ra.rsess
tr ~ case, All ] sov feel perfectly veil"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

uskG 80 rxars 80. - rxzss z 80
Asks aFNhs& sN&Er-se &N@ss 80
s~-seA IL. $780, sAr@s szl AS
20 sxrs f $3.50 - ts sE .
A~ass A. ssssEsszass &C. fs To-
e3ssz e. ase@ ~ AssFF& E@ -
Emsas PAaz tE~ - = EnFs as ~ss
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

The startling news i tcicgcsPhed
that Siberia j. ov,rrun with mic.. N1s
cant We utilize thu, fac; - ct at tbs
eats in the country shipped Ia sihcE5ai
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

.are~ssfzllf ,r~st-d - wNls GNs <asssr
N~8 As&~tslssa AAiesss sta sAA@s
IL .zssslsa hErska y
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

GEuassx S-bs as s~s~s - a isfr .
fs& FsrA@ @ssaA rss tsks - Asal
a1eG-s-se-~xs EAa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

AT Magnolia, Mis-. . bear went tc
he hoase Of Eli Crawford. and. waking
in .f theopen door, took atwo-year~o,d
baby and started OF with IT, The othes
children ard the dog made such lively
protest. thaf h dropped the prize.
b0s ut - he LEFT the door picked up
another. Which he also lost By the hSs
6 . 6ttlsi backboae.-C1scs9s desfssl'
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

vSx.N Aa G. Ns<sas% Ma -
s-.f - Drss &s~@sza A $3.50
szs s&s A - && 80 49, 49,
s. 49, lfssaf - 40 49, ss sE1@& go
sseeza %EEs A~s s@&f s@a sA@&~s
sS s@srasrsE e-s ss&s
= ssksr 49, zs&S@A ASks~s - $780,
- IA . &E~~2 80 &gu &sss
g. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

AaA so @As r-~rs sssk Has, ssp~xs
l. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

- wAas rssFsss So sa~.zs~ 3 fszs
Aasuts r. hzaa4 osfEsss ths k.F~ sEs
as.4sA csafszs4 =. ga sszxAs ~ 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

ss- sssstsi sfh @sass1 sGscss = SEs
fss-zsaq sssasa AssssE@ hz1&A ~
L, sal ssasE % saEAASS
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

tssrEss ssN fvE4sFsrd tAst - &c
sskstiEs - sskesitssa 81 tAs 49, khes As1
lara ea>aza ia tSr@ D. s@a q Tee ssea
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

IE yO1 are partax ssssntsoz 20 Ga
6rs1ers daughter. are yea. ~ ssaF fea
nso<Aer- I ksre vxstr4 zooz Mss srs1sf
sS1erszt sAes MGR sor q Or fns<rs
70 Doeey-r -frecsoas lf.ts> god ;hsfH3o
yea nv go Has tie esos-ss Fac u tssse
psr1& "kSs Yea know. rzots>r. - cast
I've socsre-. sc1- ~Dzr poa - Too
sz-e I've ksoss ei Gr,1cr Re t~fy yezn
sSs he haxai did pei Tk4s 80 ne yoszx
"a % sztukiz-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

FtfFe fesrhfs sats t@s as rata sts
ofoss e4rui eat o. h4.h uH ssss' 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

OntAe .paesrxnes of the sr.s sTnpt1ns-s
eea~rxI aeAary. loss % Appetite. psA<. eh1ly
seaxsfsc1G fofsswed ~ nlxtsssests All ogaxA
52rc7gt Ees<zfes so< reA<f aoa he .sksa
C~oos1mpti0a 10 srusafoss diseass q the ss1<s
therefore se The Krea: ansLscrvfss.. 90 hood
pcrsser sz1 stren<thstssrsr-Dr- PeTees
"6oi3ea xei5czl DsseorerT ss,<re< soCs1
hvsr czl a. . ustrssire, AL sns1r,aseetassp>e-
to-aL Fer weak ixap. ssstf1nx Of hsos1 aDd
ktoer>d aee~ftaax- q has - e4oxL sos4 br
cr7Sxzsss the ssrd cver f1r DR. Fesres
rznpeles @ Cossznp<S0a- sd too st2nSs
10 xoxLp's D~fsyr<sAnr NsolcAI AssoGr
rsox, Bzssaa " Y
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

MA SnruiGsss calls ia sta. ast "rsss
t1sA kraass 49, sasasefY sSt~
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

TINS other day . onlorei LAZY Of s;anin<.
Ms simpson,. YgrCha.si a ds.Bshoroura
and Visited Mr.. Eenasil 70 uAs e. tdcHt shs.
Mr. sifapsou Io-ses.ei a 'e~ sirs whhh shs
wished - display over Mrs fsnnsE Ny
hushaRd satd Mr. Sinp@oa. "santsi 49,
ter gf a dnef hat DIN liz. but rcH cttnE dat
d. SD bar. In dc issttom - d arsaer sEs
ertten saairr "a &c Ike. I cs1tiadoi - con-
TINT myself id . 50 hat" wall trs va
sav!nt," remarked MIR FCnurii. aud stspsing
g. tie door. exclaimed; "TfIiy, take dat
ti.sD blil awHy from that chile. lie TIRE up
tsu yssterIav. liar Amt no sense in Abs In
chtiun ter 'strny money in Dat say Mrs
slmrsau retired, realizing that her bat sas o
f.ilurs-Iffs Eeot sassfs
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

eF- prrsses esasa. coats. ssa<Afzgssnssfi
gsuaszt. cas- - cssaF=t seas~ssfahy GA ths
Nlznasi ute. Nsty Bias sAi hv-H hsa.
gLfF tk
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

iT a.sut~d ~ith ssss Efes uss fs. fs.ss
IAozg.os's Essws,s Druggists s~iA "a
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

Hsr tss p-sim4s "a aaa gvr a kstAs Ne
-stt b~esass ~ Ia ggktes y tAs ssssstk&s
81 stnaa.r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

- - ssssaE 49, 49, - ts
Msz sa - k&s - sss
@Ens 50 = - raA Ts a t%@s
. - 2 &A - 10 sxt@ss A SIS sws~s
sszz ssr 49, $3.50 @s ~s
~faH~aa asa o. &N.As - r~s
80 ksz~~ ~s kss= 49, - sS
49, - $780, .a1 &&4s &ss 49,
sess u
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

rss t~s h&~~s rAzsnsss As
sAr~s r~s&@ "a ssss sr~asss sfs@
80 - 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

HHss zss a. - @s r~s . s~s@s
Nzs ss ts<s Nszssss 20 sssss = -@ss
49, ksf@@
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

Nox yEAs sAe seaeas fx suuarr Co.
F-aisss - spca - evesy lastly skouzd hsss :
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AAN
by the arm. "Stopr' he cried. Il viii
not have you say anything about il;
father and mother never cared about
NV paintings; everything and everybody
is against me; | viii never. try
again, and l don't want ever again 10
hear of my picture
Poor boy. grief and anger had taken
full possession of him. and seizing the
unhappy Roman Lady he hurled her
under the bed out of his sight then
threw himself face downward on his
pillow.
Nettie did not know what TO do; the
calamity seemed so great DESTROYING 50
suddenly their long-cherished hopes,
that there appeared no room for COM
fort or cheer. But she could not see
Walter in such grief without trying TO
do something for him. AMI kneeling
down beside him she said gently:
do ,ry to think it all best, Walter; /
have praved so much TO God to let YOU
sncceed that l do not believe He means
IL al to be q failure; perhaps some good
NAV come of it that we can't see!'
..Oh, Nettie, please hushrs cried
Walter. almost CRYING in his comfortiess
grief; "you talk so foolishly. and L
don't want to hear any of your own
fancies; you see the harm is done and
can't be undone, then what's the use Of
talking of some good that We can't see.""
Poor little Nettie felt. indeed. that il
was useless to try to comfort Walter
Just now. and while trying still to cling
10 her trust in Gods promised help. her
own little heart could but feel how for
ion q hope it seemed to looked for good
from such apparent failure She wished
She could talk With her mother about il.
but Walter WA . peculiar boy. and
when he said ting was TO Be kept
opiet be always meant 4. aD6 Gneee