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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

Hsaas issrnussy essses naks um.
u Co only insens metkoss cf mcssur.
Ing The hours aad misa,es ~ th<y
Asa Whea the earth ws ycsnx.
shadows csss By sun-teans noted TIE
passing hours Fron these sps.ng The
pun -d;Al. which answered While tbs
sua sboac. bat failed uhilc The ais ~ss
eloudy. Thea wai@r-eiocks. er cl<ps.-
DIR. ~ thsy are te~rhnscaliy known.
anne into usr. BY these. Albanian
orzsors werr wont 60 time their
speeches tao thousand years a<o Aifer
III. ~a;cr-ciock came the hoas- glass %
running sand. and for thn- bundr~d
.an ,hss uas the omuon method u
measuring time Even hity ,cars ago
II wzs employed in chunrkss 10 insorus
=. the elder" when he had preached
enough. Meantime. various rude forms
none Of much usr. Not until the in
veniion u the pendulum in the middle
Of the seventeenth crniury. and its APP
p~licatioa to clocks. did thry become ne
liable. Tie clocks and watches ~ to-
dsy are ~ numerous and cheap. tia;
nearly every ~schoolboy can AFFORD -
carry n time piece" Ne; all the
clocks aad watches in the World came,
tel the time OF day unless regulated
with the sun. They merely show the
amount of passing time The sun
shows what tim. il Is. whether morn
Ing. noon or night.
Strange mistakes are often made by
relying solely ON cSock-time. A party
of travellers. n long ago. were On their
way west through Arizona. Arriving
NJ Yuma n eight O'Clock. railroad time.
they were surprised to ind the dining.
room clock iniieai.ny an hour carrier.
Still more were they surprised. after
having leisure'y eaten breakfast. Ca
learn On embaraing again. tina; IL Vas
ssx ociock. Strange. thes thought;
arrive nj eight; breakfast at scsen: and
leave nj six. Two hours gain But the
clocks were right The hrsi KEEP, Jescr-
sou City. Mo. time; the second was
Yuma time: and the last was San Fran.
cisco time.
Places east and west Of each ether
have the same time Only those
directly north and south are thus favorrsi
n man continually traye, around
the earth. keeping with the sun. he
might live his allotted space of three
Years AMI ten within a single
day. for the sun would never rise or set
to him II would always be day. Yet
even then he could not make time. He
could not prolong his life, nor give to
the world more hours. The only way
~ make time is To make nse Of IL, every
moment as it comes. Time once gone
Is time gone forever. whether the clock
SO or not YOUTHS Companion
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
Travelling BY Hand.Car.

For several days past railroad men
on the Buffalo division have been both
ering their heads over o strange charac-
ter whom they have seen running .
hand-car all by himself. and behaving
in n singular manncr. Monday night
train No. l2 was stopped TO avoid run
ming yer him. Other trains have come
close upon him within the past few
DAYS before he got his special OF the
track. Yesterda y Officer Mshar found
him neal Dalton with his car. He was
brought ~ Hornellsville. and now oc-
cuples a cell in the lookup. where he
was interviewed by a Times reporter.
He is a Young mar apparently not over
twenty-five years of age III medium
size. with black hair and eyes and dark
complexion. He said that his name
Martin kastei. and that his home
was in Omaha. from which place he had
come on a first-class passenser-car.
Somewhere between Hunts and Dalton
he purchased his hand-car of n young
man. whose mother ratified the bargain.
On being asked what his plan was. he
replied that he thought hat q nice way
To spend the summer would be To travel
around by himself on a hand-car. lie
had intended to gradually along
10 New York. gathering curious stone
and weeds by the way, AMI having q
quiet. restful time all by himself. lie
said be had no idea Of this trouble
when he started. and now he was will
ing to trade his hand-car for some prop
erty in this town il he could. On being
asked if he did not know that il was dan
gefous to travel as he had been doing,
he replied that there was no danger nj
all. why" said he, Il never let a train
get within half a mile Of me unless l hap
pen to meet n on q curve. Then I
just lift my car of in two seconds. Ill
had some chairs in here l would show
you how | do it. am safe il a train
gets within half n block Of me before /
see it. and it il easy to get out Of the
way il a train is two blocks off," The
young man asked the reporter how soon
the examination would take place. saw
IL want 10 get out Of this place
as soon as possible. "-HornelsriHe IN.
" Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
The Hum IN Hair.

'.Yes,' said n ~. Louis barber in an
swer To a question. ''lhere are q good
many curious things about the hair. I
suppose you believe. as most people do.
that frequent shaving will make the
hair grow on your face. That Is no, 50.
just think Of it for a minute and try To
explain TO yourself how scraping your
face with n razor n put new hair roots
In your skin. What shaving does do
Is TO increase the thickness Of the hairs
already ~therc-not their number. In
this way frequent shaving makes the
beard somewhat thicker. But at the
same time. OF course. IL makes IL
coarscr. 4 young freshmen with n lit
tie down on his upper lip might spend his
entire time shaving himself and he could
not start the growth OF n single new
hair. The beard is not nearly so trouble
some 10 take care Of rs the hair Of the
head. The beard is so much smaller and
thinner for one thing. There are about
go hairs 20 n quarter of n square inch OF
Surface on the scalp. and only forty
hairs To the quarter inch on the chin.
particularly nj the back of the head. arc
often turned the wrong way. making
what some BARRIERS call n 'cow-lick.'
This gives q man heaps @. trouble. but
il ian be cured. Frequent brushing is
the only way 10 remedy IL.
Hair dycs.' he went on; .'oh. yes.
we all have Ia use them more or less. I
generally make my own. but I could
buy just rs good. though they would
cost more. IL YOU take aay half dozen
of the standard dyes you will find they
are all substantially the zane. Nitrate
Of silver and sulphur do the business.
But there is not nearly "a much dycing
Of the hair now ~ there was q few years
ago. Gray hair is more fashionable. |
and it l. certainly prcit.er than dyed
hair. which can always be detected. no
how well il is done. The turn
ing gray Of the hair is nc sign of any
loss in its vitality. IL is caused by .
of the coloring vessels. that
is all Tight hats cause grayness. -
well as badness. There is something
about the hair. have
| il carefully. and for n long time.
and I have come to consider y mans
hair Is something almost superior 10 the
Of his body. II is nearer immortal
nj any rate. l have seer hair taken
from q coffin that had been buried for
forty years. when all the rest Of
Inc body had disappeared. Not only
had il grown long and thick after the
death o. the body. but IL was still grow
ing. Zach hair seemed To have 4 life of
it. Own--St Louis Republican,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

Two years ago. = q mine operated by
William Utter. at Campo Seco. near
Milton. water came in and work
stopped. To keep the large iron-bound
and iron-bailed bucket used to hoist
rock from drying up and falling TO
pieces il was let down into the water.
Next season when il was drawn up. 10.
q miracle! 1t was copper-bouud and
congratulated. From this has sprung
quite an industry. aud the mine has
been sustaining itself from orc water
since. The water contains IN acid
which has the property Of taking into
solution the particles OF iron thrust into it
and it has also copper in solution which
is let 60. particle by particle, as the iron
is picked up. 1t Is = simple chemical
exchange. and this mine may make an
other profit stiIl il il will ret ANOTHER
chemical into the water which will make
the acid lay down the iron which. as .
black tiood. the water carries down into
the Stanislaus River. The copper In
consists in taking bundles of
scrap iron and old tin to the mine.
where if is thrnst into vats Of water
caught up. in which the metaiaar are soon
changed 20 copper. The residue II The
iron taking the form q . blsck AEeozn
and A0wing away. To make sofe a
making The wafer swap al IL copper
for iron. which IL Is giad 70 do without
boot. n vat 10 placed below anoeher
down the hank TO the river. and whea
The water escapes il has eaten is N q
iron and len pay for its meal IN gennins
(Cak) Anz
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
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baskets 1I-sn uetf IN Chs -hhk a. az
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ps.r
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Ills. or ether ssset fv~sv. ts kanas
w Yong - toFF toht fasaa - "hFf
with the yellow dust ~hssh u 'h~
~roilen. Thrs they sske their fsss let
snd brush "a vssy ..F.fsiiy frsna the
hair. aud pass a aa ,s shs faaisiis tsss.
and On again ga The h5nd feet. uhrs :
10 safely packed Ia thsse little ;~tsts
ca ,hs thighs. A. s-ss a. shsf a,
loaded down tass ~ ssss heHss snsi
psft u 10 spsoa err place
sosns - the police b givvH 90 tAssr
babies. sad sossae q u - wsst~i up iss's'
~as. This. YEA kRs- j. Bssi g. assAs
the csil. S,spe q H. oAii@i Prfofis
they ass ,o pusssh sntftsiaTs. Fssiaz
thrm q .sfs - ":ss ssI icsshsHsr
The ices arr 80 ihsiastsssss. thAs -
Eve days. ~ the uss a fh--s p~ksfs
tbsy can half GIL tbs hls. vita h1ssgs
cont.
AID thsn On. var l. ns~si foF a ETes,
many oshes purposes whsa r"a h~s
NJ your h~zusiisi wss aail.. dnai fuss
get that they are really nasis sT 'hs
b~e.
asch more might b. toll sys si-sHs
indsssfSoss little ersafarra Ess
ses can End auf . great d~sI fs yosas-
selves. nay dear yvunx fnssds - !. sAs
ssfsuses yos hunt up . hive ssd wsssA
dssngs u iha boz. e.EsiSiiy -"~f
Late Ozs<sL
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
THE CONFESSION OF IN IDIOT:

bought some stock. ooc luckteu DAY.
which I'd been tnja wos ..suse % payg"
.1he capital was al paid in.'
b company would soon begin
Not In the way thst others n.
with isck ~ funds and crrdii. tn:
u wovid make money very fast"
AMI "dividrnds te sure 20 last"
Thr manager. were all 9eot men
befoFc their nance wrUtr Coi, AZ Goo-
DIR Nal, or. ~ the lesst. wrote Hon.;
A bRsis gorpd 10 bufid upon
rssch nsance 90 ms q q surely scem
when ] went INTO that r. and scbcme.
1was " let tn'' ef bottom price,"
Ani Thought I'd -psckcd mp something nIces !"
The styck muet surely would advance
Without the fear OF . mischance
held the stock-1 hold o. still.
nowing o. II not worth . mill
managers had pisoct the shascS'.
This wss the greatest OF "a iF cssca-
Tho -csssh paid Ia then disappeared.
And all fsD Close the lambs were shczred.
The bottom price, on which I'D tuHh,
Drcprei out, and oil ms milk Was split.
The profits Larry were all O dream.
Except to thosc who worked the schemes
Hut my investment, sn q sense,
Has one great merit-pcrmancncc.
-Bugd'o CsmmeTttd AdcerffscS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
RUNOROCx.

1t Is changed now: Instead Of say.
ing: ~. that my nemy would writs
= book" the wicked man saith: Give
mine enemy q toy-pistoi."
A West Poin, cadet who graduated
five or six years ago is now nm INN ,te
of the Maine Stat. Prison. Som. men
make n queer choice. -Dfroh ire,
Press.
why did not YOU send for me
sooner?' asked q doctor 81 n patient
We'll. you see. doctor, couldn'i
make up my mind to do anything des-
perate."
A Nantaskct Beach hotel keeper re-
fuses To bay an artificial sea- serpent nj
the low price Of s2s. Some landlords
don't care for the comfort u their guests.
~ J. Graphic.
An exchange says: "a man lives
in this vicinity who states tina, he lirsi
met his wife in a storm. popped the
question in q storm. aud has lived In q
storm ever since"
What IL The meaning II the word
'tantalixing? asked teacher.
please, marin" spoke up Johnny
Holcomb. cit means n circus proces-
sion passing the school house. and the
scholars o allowed to look out"
Mater. $50 you enjoyed youf
walk. Kate Did , On go all that distance
aloneg' Daughter: oh yes. mamm
quite alone" Beastiy brother: Then
how IL IL. Kit. you took m umbrella and
brought home = walking stick
Hot weather develops polit~ne.s
among men On the shady side Of
Eighth street the other day hundreds of
men took of their hats when the only
female in sight WA . koop.kirs hanging
in front Of > store dooe.-PsIafeipAts
Grvnicie.
The weather bulletin says 1.-THE
rivers win remain Stationary" This 10
truly ungrafefui on the part Of the
rivers. After tks liberal appropriations
that have been bestowed on them. they
shosld esch and al rise, II only 10 sx-
press their thanks-Baskoa TndssonpA
We remember TO have seen In .
number Of our exchanges about . yesr
azu an article entitled How 10 Get
Kich" And jet to-day there sre es-
eral persons in This country Who are
NOT wealthy. We didn't suppose .
wooh print y WORTHLESS
recipe. -yorrisoes Herald
just down the intervals. vhese the
brake ferns grvw rank. she plsc~d h5
easel and sat by il sketch;nS from M
tare- "Pcae. ms ara Il that me
drssisg milking that eow In The
picfuer' why. yos. my lisis Daa-
bus I dida't know you we're ioskisz."
..Cox IL MS me" cont n1ed the boy.
of the arfist's confusiou-
'syUu've puf M % fAs uroeg SIDE af
IL oow. and I'll gss Kicked wsy % The
|oA- Even LADY artistic need Q lifais
practical kn0wsedse-Ssr Hsp<s E<y- !
Ser.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

Froa The report a reness issesvi<v
With . hapdies u per~osal hagz.gs -
. niivsy seassoa wetearn skas tks csIy
vooderfuI thing abous daaaged tuaks
b thaa the Dunsber b sos gFesseE. Ths
tepdenry - The travelling pubic % Cor
" hxe trunksI Wiki are bcagAe -
eAsayly - po~sSble. b "a vseuej shh
favor ~ The stout fei1pws uko ssp ex-
peesed 10 hssdis bagxnex The uts
h fora siag3s osa = kss1k nnk
- matter ~ hsUs q. lMa1 @sy
he- 80 sssuni en6seq1rncs he GTs0
beses b vhieh soos 0nV3s aow fkais
e6ecHaR haE3 - In sod - dsuppe3
VIII ala1risy thss b ~ - IT, -
$1,000 y Ngss1 1ur ensAanA nssD
~ TO noSdlO eze3niss ~ Co.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
The Dentist.

The modern dentist is not like the
dentist OF long ago. The old time den.
fist did not repair teeth; he simply up
rooted those that were decaved. Ii is
only Of late years that the dentist has
occupied a recognized position in the
departments of minor surgery. Some
dexterity and considerable muscular
strength were the chief qualifications Of
tho dentists Of U Childhood When a
patient called on one OF them. The den
list would put his finger in the patients
mouth, and after feeling around among
the stumps and shaking them one after
another until a howl from the patient
demonstrated that he had hold of the
right one, he would say. laconically:
Its got 10 come out" Then he would
go for his instruments. These mechan-
icai appliances were Of y very primative
character. They consisted Of several
pairs Of things like bullet molds; those
Of the largest size he used on adults,
and The small ones on children. While
he was engaged filing the rust OF his
instruments, the suite r had time to
note the contents OF the room. On \
h was q rope, with which nervous
patients were tied in the operating chair;
on another chair \ basin. and a pitcher
with q broken handle. containing water
presumably for the purpose IF washing
away such CORY evidences of butchery
as the operation might leave; ON q
broken legged desk. propped up with a
brick. was n skull with q cracked Jaw
bone, which was too suggestive 70 be
Pleasant OF soothing; in the window
sill the dentists library. consisting
of = copy Of Wedrs Pathology Of the
Teeth. and a portion of q volume of
Moore's melodies; in front If the oper-
ating chair, hanging on the wall. was q
steel engraving representing Napoleon
on the Island Of ST. Helena The pict-
ure was evidently put there -::s he
view Of ~distracting the lat:ent's attcn-
ton from thoughts Of the agony in store
for him While he was wondering IL
Napoleon yer had tooshache. and Il he
ever burned the inside Of his mouth
with creososc and oil Of cloves in his ef.
forts TO dcaden the pain; and while he
was wishing that he could chsnxe places
with Napoleon for das or two, the
dentist grasped him BY the hair. threw
his head back. inserted the can opener
in his mouth. and began cropping around
for NE bad tooth. when he found Il
AIS usual plan wAs 70 cfsshI f into piecesf
and dig out tho fragments. \ .ata
time. During The opeFatioa tho suffer-.
e groaned. , mcencd and yeaxned for
death When The dentis gos Nh grap-
ping froos around he foee q d0uble
tooth. and braced himself up with his
loot seslnss the van ior 2 tQeg pm. .
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06

Sir Walter Scott was in the habit of
employing in Literary work . German
student named Weber. Being an inter-
esfing person. he became = favorite with
Scott 8 household. and often diped with
them. Sir Walter. knowing that Weber
was inclined TO drink % freely. en-
eeuraged this intimacy. that he might
keep him rs much rs possible from
temptation.
when Sir Walter lefs E~dinhugh u
Christmas, 1918. the two parted kindly.
add On the day after his return. Weber
was with him In the library. rs usual.
making extracts. A the light hogan
TO fail. Scott leaned back IN his chair
and Wa about to ring for candies. when.
seeing the German looking nj him with
unusual solemnity, he asked what was
the matter.
Mr.. Scott" said Weber. rising.
"you have long ipsulted me. and I can
bear il no iongcc, I have brpughs .
pair of pistols, and must insist on your
taking ~ Of them i~nstaksls:' snd he
produced the weapons which bad beea
placed under his chair. and laid q II
them on SCOTS paper.
You are mistaken. / think" said
Scott. .sin your way Of setting shout
this aAair-but no matter. hean. hew-
ever. be no part a your object 10 annoy
Nn Scott and the ehildren; therefore.
u You please. We viii put the pistols
the drawer tin after dinner. and
thea arrange 70 go out sogsshes IKE
~g~ntlemen."
Weber answered With the same cool
Dess: 81 believe thas win be bettsr."
and laid the second pistol on the table
Scott locked both IN hs ArsSer. say
in8. 81 an Kiad yen have fsls tn
prUFSiesy Of my ~sukxestion, Iet - oaiy
further that nothing may occW
y dinner 10 give NY uhs aay susFS6so
= Whaf has been pansings
Scue1 then weos % NJ d~Fumiaersee0
nd innediAAsly ssss . Dsasags % 90
= WebeT's instDsss eu0paa5oaA w.
- asa touk hin av1y. He hs1
Lsea o . Doag wak snrussA ~ H1GA.
hnAa durf1g wbieh - - ABunk -
kosv0y - . uosUeats - Din1 H
bsun9e . hspssD h1naR. -
leuaA ~9ppnrssa = oesesss @p0D
- aeyD@ Tex H. ~ -
yeueuusU0uee0nEesnnul skogoUuu
~ 1oon -iw ~s00f
AU-Uu1s CWp@fA
--
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-06
Her Eyes Unsealed.

Those who have read wilkie Collins
"POOr Miss Finch" will readily recall
Lucilla's misfortune, blindness from
birth, caused by cataracts. DIR. Crosses
~fallacies regarding the struggles of sight
to assert itself IN persons who have been
blind for life. the illusions Of the patient
regarding distance. color. form, etc,
will be remembered. Lucilla could not,
from restored sight. tell whether an OBJ
ject held before her was a cube or a
globe, whether a handkerchief was
white or colored. She had q great bor-
ror of anything dark; that is. when she
was blind. In her imagination Lucilla's
answers to questions were put to the
theories Of "Surgeon Optic Crosse"
and he was pleased at the result Of his
skill.
+ There is in Rochester, at the CITY
Hospital, at the present time the coun.
terpart of Lucilla in all the realities.
but not in the "suryeon optic" his
fallacies and theories. The subject il
Emma Waterstraat twelve years of
age. She was born in Loets, Pomera-
mia. Germany.
She came to New York City two years
ago. On the Sth of April. this year. she
came to Rochester and resided with her
aunt on Hoelzer street, her father and
mother being dead. Two or three
months Of this time she passed in the
Blind Asylum at Batavia. where she
learned to read raised letters bv the
touch. Her trouble was c~ongenital cat
aract, and from birth she could only see
SO As to distinguish between day and
night When taken 10 the CITY Hospital
the eminent oculist of the institution.
after an examination. said her sight
could be restored, and three weeks ago
he operated on the left eye. producing.
. "1ft in the cloud" which had shut
out her sight for 50 many ycara Tho
writer. Interested In seeing her when
the first test was made. visited the hos
pital. and when the bandage WAS 10.
moved by the surgeon she told him she
could see his fingers Avase Of flowers
was held before her and she said they
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