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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
The BUSY LITTLE BOYS.
4 Pretty Haiioue.a story With . neral
Atsarh~A-

The boy. had lots Of fun ~ nv hoGs-.
Halloween. You see the iron gate
through which William II NanlcToa
and Caron FarrS- and Hii Nye ans
I Joseph Cook and Eugene Field and Dr-
Newman sad othcrs oi my ;nt.ds
drive when they corne 20 see me has
been shu; for some three months, 80
tha, the boys had TO leave thrir ear
riaces outside and climb Over. The
cate had sagg.t somehow sad 20,
damned and rus;ci fast one was and
another until We couldn', get !; open AZ
all. zen, for nv ncichbOr. the hack
smith. and be sent a man over. ar me
man worked and fled. hammrr cd and
twisted for an hour and couldu: move
IL. NJ gave Il up and went auss. and
the mastrr-smiih. a man who csn 'ho'
an earthquake. came over sad he
couldn; shake IL Then | triyt 4 dNna-
mite cartridge. paid for eIch: sollar>
worth II .las, IN the n,i-acoThood.
and set the gate tighter than ever. so
| Just put a piacari. PANT. on the
gate and when Russell SAGE and Dlck
Siunki,trick and Gcorg, ". Curtl- and
the rest o: the BOYS came arcgnd they
had 10 come in through The wopd--hcd
VEL, last Halloween the Nillag, boys
were out ia force. They wyr@ having
good times all around the ~ncIshhnr-
hood. b., | didn't dream # their lis
;urbinC me. Bu; about eleven y IN !
heard them a; the gate. IAey went AZ
il first i'm An OF hand hufi-a iit-h"r-
right-oh-thc-EinCgs SOFT II WAY. Then
two or three more of them took hold,
then they gruutcd ana lifted.
Then the whole crowd gathered
hold of her. | never >tw 81 many
BOYS work - hard iu ms Ne. some
oi them cried. 80 unusual "a the ever
ton. They pautrd and tagged and
strained and shouted a. hu,l,i whi--
pers. and fused with The catch. and
pulled Al n" hinge. and twisted and
yrunted and paused for breath and - ~
suita;ion. Once ar " !c, they displayed
signs Of w~carn.>>. but ~ showing =
light AZ a window | lon; the zo-t Of y
little danger Ia the ai.ir. and q, soon
~ the light disappeared ta'y went a II
again. About lhrc" o'clock IA the
morning, however, they lifted her.
Sure a. 1ste they got ih5 old gate clear
of il, hhges. They we've too tired &c
carry it - ay. so they laid it down in
the stree and laughed and rejoiced in
boyi-h ayie with what little breath the.
had lcfs They were o. utterly worn
out 10 nase any more fun that night. ~
they vart YEARLY and triumphan;ly
home. Assying they'd Ike 10 set ans
man d Ymerica fix a gate So as't they
couldat lift it off. Neat day | told my
as;onbhsd n%eighbor. the master Of the
forgc.to straighten NJ the gate and
hang b again. Then | told my land
lord hat il took fourteen boys four
hoursH get that miserable gate on; iif-
ty-siS hINrs at fifteen cents an hour.
eight dollars and forty cents. which !
had allowed on my rent; this paid me
for the glass l broke With the dynamite
and kfsme forty cents To blow 10. |
was ing to give it 10 the boys. but l
rcild5l1 that they had all the fun they
warnet getting the gate of. so spent
the fofy cents for myself. Mora: II
YOU haze n piece of work YOU cant get
donst 9. give n party Of boys an idea
that ytu don't want them to do it,
Eur6ea. in Brookiyn Eagle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
STYLES IN TonssToNes
A Dealer. Cha: tsoat the Peculiarly
Of tIi. tiu.insU.

n Dealers (hs: thoat the fstoiisrtY
Of VIA. f,u.io.N.-
..Wha. style Of tombstones il rts.
ferrcd now"
Monuments are used alnos. .nufe-
Is nowadays. They are made 81 DARK
marbles and GRANTEES aud very ~ l.
carving i. used on them A little oil
cate tracery and an inscription ouS'hs
face of the stone IL about al 70 10
used Country people always 2 mt
designs. verses. flowers and all ss.
bat city people have ou,grown nat
taste; for them the palmer a so u
the better. In the same Nay persdpa 10
rural neighborhoods cling 80 the old lea
Of pure bite stones. admit Ia the
idea /. significant. but il has "a, md
fer some reason. Vermont grarese b
mostly used al-o Tsnnsssse mstilss
wh.rb are notified. YOU know. % mes
GRANTEES from Massachusetts, and ysF
Colorado granite from the vieirty o.
Georgstown. White marble IL bun
in the Gunnison country. but . vefy
hard 10 procure. ~ the region wks re !;
exists i = mountainous fkst Il CD oniy
b. taken gu; IN yery small pieces
''Ii - a surprising fae; that a wsdoss
or widowsr &C. married agat1 vi
never make any effort toward effcsin
a stone TO tn. memory of his b b.
former partner. They SEEM 20 tsrx
al about their grief and 10 take sies =
ure in forgetting. Marble merta nes :
&c; any orders from that c,Ass 4 po-
pie"
AR. people usually thosgh,faI abr o:
putting up stones 20 the me0Su o;
their ehildreas"
.Moshsrs are. but fathers ~ vyy
40; TO forget unless thsy are Cd Use :
nmindsd Of their duty. Idoasos a.
tribute the latter fact 20 eo,doss - ~r-
zc:iy. bat. you see. men arc j busy
they don't think u thee 3nc a'
women do. and children ~ III - aY'
To be remembered 1. crowd ssr 90
are"
Have vou ever net anyho%. wiosa
you considered wholly incor4 taAe-
que broxsn-hsarsed. sn fscssA
YES. 1 have met p~opss ~mI D.
lieve can never be eomfort>c& y boss
n they i've. bat 90 infregnea0yu2t
enaId almost recall ssssr nzE1s fos yoG
& 200 would like 20 have ;asba a. :
graeral tang. though. nms 7ufs- Al
zrsefs |; aesr.ain ext=nI AtsPo pss
i've "A the present and fusoe- nihe'
than N the pas. Sosss ~aOa TIA
selves % forget; oisersforxwslassra
People regain eonfen;rnsas D<y = p
reasen<a; much sconer than &~ys ose
have thought possible for shSta % DO
-Durer frsa~s
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
AIRED MANS POKER.
Hoo shrewd Wife PreJudieed Her Les
ser Half AgnisDt uis servant.

bh'O 80
Ger Half Agsirpt His servant.
q other morning. rs the Colonel
putsp his overcoas to 20 out, his wife
cab .S observed:
SION haven, BON in luck lately"
SIN luck! Hows'
sJinw much have you dropped on
pok = in the last two weekS?'
BE looked at Der a long time and
rgser attempted aword in reply.
k"Y,u aren't shtrp." she continued.
IL was going u play poker I'd play
= vim. | wouldt't pit myself against
~ gamblers"
',Nadam." said :he Colonel. after a
psiuful silence. ''may be you know
% Y, poker-playtr who has got more
q h than k~ecnntss. May b. YOU do''
- well. ihcre's-there's John. the
70 q man." she stammered. John
II sfour hundred dollars laid up. and !
y srd him talking about poker the
ofler day. VIII. don't YOU play him''
The Colonel went out withou; a word.
WIN he reached the corner he
.. Pped. looked carefully around. and
p tsently turned down the sidc-street
8 u into the alley leading to his barn.
I'm vas there engaged in his every
day duties.
S.John." said the Colonel. some n
= Is telling me tina; you played poker"
s'Well. sir. I--ah-I won't do IL any
more"
s.Oh. it's no crime. John-no crime
Dot perhaps I'd better saow you a few
Z the latest kinks in the game. ] don;
! CAN'T any Of these stable men iicccing
gu"
s"Thanks. sir. I'll be . thousand
ines obliged"
Two hoars later John entered the
puse and placed 10 the hand Of the
c0loners wife q package. and said;
Theirs one huplred and twenty
6ollars-all he had HUT he'll raise an
ether hundred ,o-m5 krow!"
When the Colonel fame home p din
Der he seemed grizzly precccuP4ed IN
mind. and nj the u lie he said:
Doesn't il seem ID yos ths; our John
rather neglcctingI his work.
why. no. Hell seems very ss'sn-
aive-"
! well. I've go,I}ny eve on him. and
II I catch him Iosang he'll go without
an hours warnin tr' grovled the Colo
mel, ~ he settled aown 10 his coffee
Detroit Free Preis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
Silence Is Golden.

A. 7. Stewards SUNDAY dinners are
subjects of a series of articles by an old
time New Yorker. who in his Old age
runs TO gossip Of days lang syne. All
dinner n little episode occurred
which cost the man who made a some
what pointed remark about fifty thou
sand dollars. An English banker was
invited by Stewart 10 his tables and the
millionaire poured out the blue seal.
Inc E~ng!l>hman euafed down wha;
There was of it At a gulp in a careless
manner quite ~ contrast with the sol
mn style in which Stewart had poured
u out All. You have tasted this wine
before. remarked the somewhat chs
grned American merchant. ..Oh. YES"
remarked the English banker. land in
larger glasses" Siewar, smiled faintly
at the somewhat brusque remark. bu,
that E~nglishman did no, smile when
stewart dropped negotiations with his
oanking-house then pending and ,rsns.
ierred his favors to a rvL London
house--G. J. Graphic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

mp rent to myself on me i.st day
- ~tevening. however. finding nv
so& ~ l sent for Haritadada. and
aife:Any diverse questions / asked
ht1 Do YOU know what has become
o. nU lie Chali th:t the Rajah gave
kIhan's face assumed a troubled
cHpu0bn. aod nc replied. ~uneasily:
lSyGfbad better not SPEAK Of her"
! SW0? She was = nice little girl
sGkG3urned out badly"
t. Chali? What has become of
b.? There is She
It'll you she ended badly"
led badly Is she dead."
IL She committed 4 v~illainous
It greatly moved. / fel, nv heart
bes1 rapidly and = sharp agony tore
ntinued: "A villainous action?
WI bid she DO? VIA, happened to
man became more and more en-
bN ked. you had better not ask
hs.
it I wish 10 know"
~ stole
fhat. Chali? VIVA; did she steal?
VI did she rob-"
bu. nv lord"
n T.? How was fhat?'
be stole from YOU on the day Of
70 departure the hoy which the Raiah
m kiven you. 1t was found ia her
Chat box?'
Tine shell box
tut | gave il I her"
oribadada raised his eyes and gazed
81 in stupefaction. Yes. she sworc
byNall the sacred oa,hs that Won had
Gt0{ni il to her. But no one believed
TIL YOU could have offered To 4 slaTc
thogift Of 2 sovereign. and the Rajah
h. her punished"
), What. punished? And what did
tt do 20 herr:
8rhev tied her in a sack. my lord.
e. threw her into the lake from that
vndow, from the window os the cham
- where We now are, and where she
omitted the theft
felt myself suffering more acutcly
IN | had ever done before. and |
- de a sign To H~aribadada To with
taw in order that he might not see me
Mep.
xSI passed the night n the window
overlooking the lake. where | had so
oftcn stood with the poor child, and /
0Ought that her pretty form was there
encath me in a sack tied with a cord
- the bottom of the dark wafer upon
Which we mad so often gazed.
I departed the e day. in spite Of
oc cntreaties and vehement protesta-
IONS of the Rajah.
And believe now that | have never
owed any other than Chali.-
/ GcOr9e RcynokdS. iR Boston Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
PERSONAL AMI IiTEsaR'


=
IS
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slr" N"kT "at- 'N.s ise -" t"f
30 painting ~ ia - az
Hrr s~nhIecs 49, taFsia% "
frarss Narqhy y - ma aSof
ash waa'-d a. Il.tsh1rch fszs ihFr e
~k q RAISING an ,pdaw q t4a1 th'
vs; = wArh .hsA 'o 7as
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
rss DANGEROUS saagEa
According 20 . rAysisisa Hs .. -
b.. Zoe the >srs Threat, % HB. s..t.w


7'f
h' "'
shToais do Non SUPP 70 wrH.a -
,hc last week ask he;r-.t 1.<aN-
Yesterday
.-os id Eel,
~. -
.'
SoH'h'hA ~e aus % ''''' r
"thanCc o. "e@t+rf - ,alr
Change Il nothing T..--
two czs,. whrrc III psf. .a:. , u
OMEN windows an! -: cold. "a, .- al
the r., the AI.msli yoa,i b. traced L.
r,c.ly - the bA.'- y
What d.t tar harut- I17'
Cut their hsr tell 500 .a~ aver
,r. barber h. \ g-.ry a4u-,r..- %
humanity than r.r..A .ad sr....eN
Whil. tssy can rr Guarded a. or
.,,no.t out g.. U,- an s,ag .t.r
y,a-"
Il. /, dang -5u. 70 -.. -, hal.
ruts,'
Outside Il ne summer r. r.. i,
i. Tax. raw .ay aud f.s,,.H... asfa Z
.y.ry nv, ny a!o T.. .st. .rs.r,
chair - hay, .rr ha.. ,,,a f-mur,l
w,g h.y, a. .r .- -.-..r b.t.-.
-, u.Nt nigh Iwa.l+ r.f. t.E. "a
uslk for ,v.. a.ug. wl,..g. .., over
con, than - ...r t,.a Gums. o.. hair
.nlpu.-i "a H.. araI
But II f...,. Nan, ,...r ha.r cat,
how b, IN. It...r "a u.ar.,a
IL. = al q. ..sn, y. one should
hay, hi, sr .u, m,r- t 90 ~ -. a
y,a--Ma, and >sr,,mI and q
>huali b- .a. then un.y ITS p varl
day H., ...r hair ana TODAY ana
.y d, 6a. -r...... ,fr.. al. homo
ant ,.. v.t ua..,.
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No.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
ROMANCE IN RHYME.

rs ever upon the piano perfornin9.
~ musical maiden, 80 pretty and charm
Sc noise 90 excited ner studious neigh
IL aid not proceed with his arduous labor.
B:QpImust made frantic" hc sroaned. for
iGn'r do q thing while she keeps up that
q practice:
bSue IN fairly resolved that she. too. shall
41,mso and III purchase a cornet to-morrow.
re bought and for man an hou
H footed upon IL with all OF hts power:
40. at the revenge that he griniy exScfed.
tracicd.
- think. he is smart. but he's awfuIly bor.
rid.
o. said. while applying cologne to her fore
head.
= And. now I'm convinced that It docsn't do
"a hump the piano IL only to spite himi"
o. they played witha viso that never
aud both 81 their lives we're with misery
freipbted,
u Il chaneed thai a mutual friend intro
Succd them.
q nd, seized with . freak. Cupid quietly
BOosed them.
= He is hateful" she thought, 'but his looks
are quite pleasing"
And she gave nim u bow that was meant 10
10. frt.cz ny:
While a light Little nothing be haughsily ut
\ Provoking. but awluily pretty he NUT
tered.
il was strange after that he should ever he
prsIsip2
Her exquisite touch and her mastery phras.
ing.
And strnnge. too. that she to herself should
= / really believe he improves in his playing"
And-would you have thought it?-he called
shortly after,
And swiftly the hours passed with music
and laughter:
And sooI. he recovered 80 far from his hor-
ror
That when she performed he would turn the
leaves for her.
or course you can easily guess how II
Twas in a gay wedding. as CUPID Intended;
Two hearts beat rs one that was light "a q
And now they are practicing duets to-
-MalcDm Douglas, IN San.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

- say" said . guest to the hotel
csefk, As he registered. cant you give
~! name to the newspaper reporters
asa prominent arrivsr?- ..No-M
Piled the clerk, we var. ron,
not for publication. but as : c=n.-.n.s,
9o1 .aith. Any baggage, sir:'-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

Fruit Cookies: Two cups of
one cup Of butter, two cups OF
raisins. Two eggs. two faoie>
Of sour milk. two tablespoon
cinnamon. one .easpoonfui OF
GLOVES and soda. Bake same
rookieS.-Ths Household
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18
Prs.a M.s.pAo-.

The Japanefs have proved them
selves such apt Mariner. ass they are
already beginn t3g to imprnse on the
methods Of thssf instructors 10 p~o-
pie Of their s{yiGie sempersmeE' the
old EuropeaA3 plan Of christening a
ship BIZ bres King 5 bottle Of vine
against her siEes Is esssssefpl: and -.
when lately Skname sss gwen TO H l.
M-is ship f0azursSi. an Imperial
Princess aeuk3y broke . fragile cage
agsiuss the (k5eri mates and by 30 doing
liberated Q III Of doves As6rs, sight
the mefaph : SEEMS rather mixed (;
hat possibly IN explanation may Be
found for IL IN The fact that In the pop
ulax Chino- (apssee mythology doves
are occash nally neeanogphosed into
hawks, m she emblem may there
fore have ~ issended % signify thai.
thoagh In piping times of peace the
kassu1aGj( Fvou}l be ~ haxIzlcss ~ .
3ose. sAe va contained within heeS<li
Ne Ps:es Atty II . kawk.-SI 1sssss
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

1-It NAV no; be generally known,
wet swee. apples are better tof meg
kthsn sour ones.-CkrIStsos q Hoss- 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

- - leAs living b Ala
49,. ). Who - 6~~
dian de- 6ng re Seminole VIZ fss0
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-18

"A dealer IN eodiivxr 6 IN Mo-
Riiies adyersises Tia: - I'D a-s
oaght in . safe and 0AhTtor.
Sh~rs marine moasssys e. - -nter
- 4sixitss them into dss<nes - us
liver Tier live skers.~ ssg- rm
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
Resistance Of Iron.

Mr.. Benjamin Baker. civil engineer.
read 4 paper before the British Associa-
ton. in the Section of Mechanics. which
goes far to explain some otherwise I'M
accountable breakagcs of iron bridges.
beams and girders. He showed. As the
result of careful and long-con,inued ex-
pertinent. that the power of an iron bar
to bear weight is no test of its strength
to endure weight in motion. 1t dislikes
above all things intermittent weight.
When tive-minute trains are run over
girder> they can hardly be made strong
enough. AMI ven slow and infre uent
movement wears out the resisting
power. The usual theory IS that "A
bridge Is safe il il can bear three tines
the heaviest weight ever placed upon it:
but this IS by no means the ase if the
weights move and such n bridge would
break down rapidly under the passing
OF twenty rams an hour. Many En-
gilsh bridges are unsafe. from tn cause
or from defective construction: and
Mr.. Baker added on the latter point a
suggestion which would delight a Hin
doc. American iron-foundcr-. ne said.
adopted a type of bridge or other work
n adhered To il. instead OF trying all
sorts; and II vas found that from prac-
uce and the observation OF faults their
bridges grew better and better. That
l. what the Hindoo workman has been
SAVING Tor two thousand years or So.
without getting much attentiou.-N. y.
Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
HERO.
story OF An Intelligent and Noble New
foundiand Dog.

Hero is a great. Shaggy Newfound-
land dog. AT night he i, left alone in
a large store 10 keep watch during
the day he sleeps. ANY one would
think he WAS a Very lazy dog; but n
the night he i, on the alert At the
slightest nose he bound, from one end
OF the long tore 10 the other.
One night the store next to that
where Hero watched was broken into
by burglars, and the iron safe opened.
Hero heard the noise that was made.
In his efforts 10 punish the offender, he
! Tnawcd 1T the front door, and tore
great strips of wood from them. In the
morning Hero wa, punished for mar
ring the doors. Ailcrwari. when the
reason WAS known he was praised, pet
ted and called Il noble dor.
He trOts oil L. the butchers every
day for his dinner. When 1t i, time for
him to 90 one OF the clerks put, Il dime
between his teeth. Away he goes. de
posts it IN the butcher hand. and IN
return obtains a piece of meat
One day there vas no srsall change
at hand. The clerk picked up a piece
OF Wrapping paper from the floor. and
wrote: Please give Hero his meat and
charge "Now go after your dinner.
AID the clerk. Away he went. with
the paper where he usually carried a
dime. The mex day at noon the clerks
were all busy. H.ro wanted his dinner.
bat no one attended 10 him. lie was
very hungry. Soon he Legan to think
he was neglected. So he picked up
a scrap Of paper. and very quietly
walked away with it To get his meat.
The butcher, who knew him well, rc-
waricI him royalty for his Intelligence.
Another time, while n the market,
he became tired of waiting for the Ia
dies tn be served. Without even Il bark
of by your leave" he ,natchcl a nice
Iorter-hou,c STEAK and away he an.
leaving his ten cents,
His owner thinks that there IL not an
other such Hero in the world. They
are often seen together on the stree.
Hero looks very Il gniied a. be walks
b. his master SIDE. sometimes carry
ing his gloves or newspaper for HIM.
His long. sIiaGgy hair i c~l!ppedcvcry
summer. He seems to b. ashamed OF
hi, appearance for dav or two. At
sight Of 4 stranger he Will sink under
his master desk. or into 4 cornell
our Lite ones.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
ODD MARRIAGES.
Some OF the Trials and Tribuiations Er-
peri~nrrd nv GIergymea.

Rev. ID. X. Lowell. of the Ash Grove
Methodist Church in ;hls city. read =
paper before a small but attentive gath
cring Yesterday morning in the lecture
room of thu Hudson Avenue Methodist
Church. He dwelt upon the different
ways that people present themselves
for marriage. the Sai result. II some
marriages. and the amusing incident,
that occur. Mr.. Lowell laid: ''All that;
pertains to the work If the ministry -
Of interest. and profitable to II, a. we
exchange II thoughts in conference.
Every min Stcr has various experiences
IN starting people in married lie.
Sometime tn" e experience, are pleas
ant sometimes sad and amusing. and
oi;entimes yery annoying.
One OF the strange cases was where
> Colored man had become cn.mor.d Of
~ lri>h girl, and ;hey finally presented
themselves for marriage. After the
ceremony had been performed they left.
apparently happy. On the dsy follow
ing the man returned and wanted the
marriage undone. but al ! could DO
VA simply To refer them to 1 LAWYER.
Another case that j. amusing. and ve,
SAT-. ! whore ! once married y Young
coup,e. and when | had pronounce:
them man and wife the yoGu- man paid
me ~ dollar. and explained he was
unable 10 pay more. y 80 had Iu.t lot
What little money he hal posed \
Snort time aiterward b.. wife died and
tbs Young nan cam 20 borrow twD
dollars from me-. promising 70 r"igrn 4
IN q dag or two; but ihs;@ad oi return
Ing Il he went ~ 4 D.lgAto u. minis
ter and va. remarked oa my on !
was once Gale! To- \ ho1-e To perform
the rieS of nls-rlags. having ~ o-TTb-
cate. all msie nUL win me A. ibe
house the :rieasi- wcTe al waiting Tao
table wa- spread with ss0mptnuu. sIp-
ylv. Wh~n j. VA { ue for the CTe~
uony tae BRIDE came forward not Ian
:uc on t1e arm e ,he grpon. but "a The
contrary. -he va, support n Inn He
Wa 20 mu-h Erder the influence OF
liquor s. TO Be IA abe ~ wax AZ my
regacs; he Ma ,eaied and ! had 4 tails
with the intended bride and leAr3~i
that she was the daughter Of rich ,ai
respected parent. Her father IA. 70
shower 4 dowTv Of ten thousand dos.ars
90 rer az ;he tim o. her marriage. and
she insisted on marrying this poof
drunken wretch who id Mt own dol
la-. fatty refused and kft the house
taxing the certificate with me. a. | DID
not deem il night TO marty q mar ,ha;
did 20: Know what he MAS about
These are some q ;bs f-~ cases
;ha; have come TO my notice Uten-
times ] an compelled - turn couples
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
FOR DUB YOUNG READERS.
A HOLE IN HIS MEMORY.

I have heard Of n boy who lived lorg ago
For such troys are not found nowadays, you
know
whn-e friends were a. troubled a. they could
be
Because Of "A hole In his memory.
4 charge from his mother went in one day,
And the hoy said: Yes and hurried away;
But no met Il man with a musical top
And his mother words through that hole
did drop.
\ lesson went in. hut, all me, an me.
For a Toy with a hole in h. memory
when he rose To- r,cite. lie was AL IN doubt;
Byery word OF that lesson had fallen out.
Aud AT last. a. las:-oh. terrible lot
He could peak but two words. "ifOrJo,r
Would II not he sad IItGe"i To see
A toy with "a hole n hi memory
- UIltdm .SDuE Burr. IA Youth. Companion
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
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WAGES
The E-muners;t"n Esceiv-t ~ Wage
sors-rs In Europe AMI the lated

The Recommendation Received -, WaS-
sors-r. In turopc AMI the tnIt.d
STATE
Tn" rate ot wa~vs Z fovr IN lands 4.
much smaller than .n uur own The
Chairman II ;hc WorNlugm-n. Assem-
big a.. The Sat 90 New lu-N give. the
follow N among ;Ac as,ra-rs q week
" Wa p New iort C.sy. w. Enck
LAYER, c~a-pva;sr,. 80 lab,rvr~
= = graph operators. - Iuc SEQ
rvtary o: lie We,,~ra Industrial League
quote, wage in 'h.ca-o =, h.her r
g. lr.rA!ayrC~. 50 carpenter. -.
.atorrr>. rip.-L i;u, ,pG.aLG,a,ra
Merritt -Nc> for Load % a., following
low figures W tryAl1st--. - ir
carpenter. - telegraph OPERATOR. -
latvr-r> $50. In Byr.n -. asc.a-r
weekly wac, 81. >;!l lower 90.
ms>on>. >i.i~, carpenters. SAL IA
burvls. .&"l.
Wages N Franco arc .om~whs,
higher than N GERMANY The ,u.
;oruars rates IN A,>ar~ are Greater than
ia any other portion Il The German im-
pie %y. IN >tca>-tsr-. carpenter,
receive So l"r wees and i.luryr.
-i-l. The lowest ra,-~ iu t,rfmaus
1T" found IN >.r,,t. tac avvfa.r week
IL wa-c> oi uushi,lr,i IAtnrrr, tra.
but Sits. while % ITu>-. ;hcy are
- -. aud n the Imp.r,. - a whole.
$40.