The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-20
BEAUTY-BLiSDNES

may - sell take = hsrk est and lei
beatty tiudess cni 90 Ite frshi. j.
prof s. 1sfcri sesd t-aisi1adeni-
Sc' loag 40 two .aIc at IN tha
porch ri a largo. w-ilhuii; housc. j
/ slpstl nfaB 4 fieh big'f o~verhangiGg i
%idc and rsni3 river. hIrh At 8 ht'le
I defiance below, f..i over great lAd@ss
: II rock and broke into dri.ts % n9~
from THENCE Il - ept on IN mas
( tic cdifp between bach wooded btus-
bright Nth anfHBnst tEnts. nH:l ~
~ .D-t iu the sur,ej flames, and one
I f1aid not tell where river ended and
ishy hogan. Tall masi- stop! black
! acainst the gold. aud Tar away 'a"
aote 81 q Steamer caTiei npsar3.
! Bcvoud !. stretched green fields and
softly rounded liil-. Gud nearer az
I hand. vet It'll 80 remote that tie Dirt
aud CRIME aad all ifIe prae13c dtts-i 5
were hidden. aud only tie picturesque
nee remained, rosc furnaces and mlils
alive With busy workers. Many hridg-
a. scanned the r.yer, atft over al borg
The Ky biuer than any sapphire.
How beautiful i 81 sand ouc ofth"
. ladies. 1t i worth 50 much . vow
~ live where ymi cannu open yuuf
{ eyes without taxing "a al! tlls Wagnif.
iCenc". ! cannot bear to tuTn mr
I back upon III
TIE other lslv-thc mistress cf the
hO,tsc-lyokei about with a silgatis
hn@ iIdcr"d ar, aud TUNED IL her
guest - If she hardly comprehenjcd
her.
WHY she said. do yon think 50.
II j. pretty. isn't i2 But ! never
thought oft before. ! hadn't noticed
il. anyhow
She was b.ap.y-blin5. that was nj.
She was a woman Of good. strong com
mon sense. bright and intelligent
She bad FAIR amount 90 what. Tor want
@: 81 better word. wo ca culture. Ani
vet Size TAD lived fcs ycaFs with that
wonderful picture before her eyes: a
| plctuce that varied wi,h every season
aud even Eijh every boar. that was
oHe thing in winter aud another io
summer. one thing at dawn, another
~ nonniay. aui another when stars
were shining, AID tad never noticed
H."
% the pity OF =. lago.' For this
woman needed all the help she couil
ret from without or from within. Her
lilr had been a hnvi one. fall Of losses
aud crosses and dislnointmcnts. She
had missed much. and She ha,- borne
heavy burdens. She was shut out hy
stress OF circumstances and los poverty
from much IN which her soul delight
81. Nst. a. at least a partial cotHppu-
sation, l-or homc was set IA the very
heart Of al this hcautv and grandeur.
And sine he'd never Thought Of IT,"
What Is color-bii1darss 60 this9
Why viii not the ocuiis' and other
wise ones, who arc jus. now dcyoting
Themselves to- the u-nfortuaaieS who
cannot tell rcd from green. suggest
some radical cure FOR ht9nfv-Iliujno-3
on nan, We mothers take the matter
n hand ourselves? For there can be-
little doubt that this b~eauty-siaht. this
recognition aud appreciation of the
beautiful, = in a very great degree a
matter of education. That in many
cases it Is. or seems 60 he. instructive
does ne; a'.cr the ease. The instinct
may perhaps hc ONLY tho result &c
training given aceS 400 % some forget
ton ancestor. NOW duet AMI ashes
The fact remains that tho eve. and
The soul through the owe. NAV he
trained ia the perception of the grand
aud beautiful IN uature ana ~ art inst
as truly as ihc hand may - trained 10
the use al She needle or tie ren.
Very TEX children know. until they
are tanght,tae difference between titii.
ness and uatdmCSs. order ana disar-
der. Al mothers know this, vet COM
pa~J,iyelv few Of them understand
lint q child may he taught the love of.
beauty as truly Is the loye of order Or
of personal ClesniinySsalni the first ,as
son may be oigen vegy eariy-thc ear
her. beshaDs, the more affective Last
summer 4 young mother stood. Nith
her year-old baby boy in her a7ns.
looking AZ y scene OF nnusuai ioy.ineSS
and stretching u her hand she cried.
hslf to herclf and half - her child.
%, the beautiful ~riverl"
IN you think that child did nor com
prehcnd it2 Its dark eycs w;dened
and frightened. n ''slow. wise smile
crept over the Little face. IS he looked
with al experimenting gaze up and
down and round about him. Then
with 3 gracious wave of his small hand
and a grave, answering ionk into his
mothers face, he, too, asserted ''oh.
heeley-bo0ley- ha." He did not fnr-
get il, either. Alter that day, when
ever he caught sight of the shining.
flowing river, a gleam o. rap;ure light
ell his face. and he cav his little IN
uistakahse expressions OF delight. Ie:
until Then lie had never seemed IN no
tee il. Who can tell how long il would
have been before he wosld have no
ticsd tiff the eve and vo.ce af his beau /
ty-loviag mother had not guided his3l
WHO car say that in that very haar
his eyes. laolily and spiritual, Nere Eot
auo>nted that he might Seer
We Who live in the couutrv-and
there are Il good Macy ~ US ARE quite
apt to beWa,l car depfivatians of one
scr; and smother. One of orr most
frequent complaints j. ihis: I've have
no picture esl'eries'-which is very
irce, wores tie pity. But. AFTER ell,
We not the very skies and m0Ga-
tsias and forests. have We not the gal-
dan ntists and purple shadows. the TO-
~ daRns and yellow sunsets that our
artists yainly try 81 copys Many a
man raves over 3 hi; of canvas and
talks learnedly OF values and proper
aud all that, wao is vet stone
blind TO the vast panorama thst is en-
before him by day and by night. /
Many . woman counts her life mar
roy and empty. SHUT into a round off
homeiY, pross.c duties. and utterly
of beauty, when ali around her
is the romp that tils the eircnit of
the summer hills aai she has but 70
open her ewes tn behold such elcries
1t sea snd sky. moGntsin sni river. as
poet neyer sang nor cainter painted.
Women need hesuty. Whether they
IL or not. tipir whole souls cry
after il, and withau, il sama:hinv
them clamore hunsrsiy. Sense
az them find Il hard IA satisfy this
even in these days when the
or besuty cry ainsfd In tt.e
For homo decoration means
money, or Il means time and ssrenpsh
and sometimes ali three. Ba: the wide
domain of cut Of doors is theirs. Nei-