The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-30

All PUSHES I'D one .luc oil MS he4Q.
the contrary side al that A man wa.
never convinced Of anything by argi-
ment excepting Of his own clcvcrncss
and tothcr fellows stupidity. Mel
| chang. their politics and their belief,
only as they do their shirts -when
they are alone. The man who talk,
much and easily may seem 10 he the
smartc,t. but about the time he gets
tired the man who has been lying back
in the chair thinking puts in a few
words that knock the other man out
Education is a good thing. but too
often it is a mere sugar coating 10 hide
ignorance. The best education i tina.
winch teaches 4 man how little he
knows Of the much there is 10 learn
and shows him the way 10 think. The
educated mar Il an amateur, whIe -
thinker i a professional. 81
jimmy says |, when yoQvsnt 70
flatier an intelligent rAan YOU mist be
very Ca eful. IL is a delicat- onesaaion.
and your tlattery nus he administered
a. cautiously as Your lather j.. Every
man likes a little soft soap if voe keep
il out of his ewes. You can n ivays
ilattcr a man by intimating thet be Is
handsome. Every man will bclidVe you,
for no man knows whether he , good
looking or not A large maiOriay OF
men. however, have n suspiciou 6nat
they are. Ii j. different with a woman.
She knows al abou, il. and if nt care
full in trying to compliment her YOU Gill
make yourself ridiculous in her cyes-l II
is always safe TO admire her cIothes.
BE a politician only for an hour every
election day. The man who spends
mos; of his time trying to get anIofice
i usually good for nothiIg else and
not often for that. The cheapest man
on earth l. the oflice-sccker. He feed.
himself " In nope on a fork and thinks
he j. getting fat. BE ambitious. lat re-
member that man has no wings. He l.
a crawling animal, and the baby that
walks before il crecps grows up 50 bow
LEGGED that even if bounding luck ever
comes his WAY it slips through and one
i charged against him in the error
column.
And remember. jimmy savs ].
that o will do well To have gOoI
habits yourself. Many good men nave
bad habits. and the man outwardly
perfect j. likely Ia have dry rot within.
The prcttic,t apI lc usually contains the
worm, and the most brilliant electric
Light may shine III front of the tOulh.
est saloon. but a. Il rule the man with
good habits j. a safe one TO tie To. You
always have more confidence IN u horse
standing without hitching if he has
never run away or kicked out Il da~h-
q l,.Et ut,.l s,.. -. s..t H. .i.-Nxy
those FRANKS must ALWAYS he watched.
II l. the same with a man. Ii yDu
nave bad habit remember tina
the greatest rcform"r the word
eve saw reformed only one person
himself. THIS i "A practical are. and
the man who wicld> Il razor artist tIlv
i no" assured of "A liyrl ho.d than tha
artist with his brush. Misery and hap
pIncss are homc-madr articles. You
have made our future il YOU a!c on
tent. though too often bless MS, Ike
liberal customers, are never appreciated
unfI ii Just as they aye ready IL 20 away.
Always tax" Il sure IN NJ. if i j. "A good
thing and therefore make the most of
this lie. because it is the only one any
man WAS ever SIRE of. Make the most
of If lay living aS long and happily and
hcalthfully Il, possible. To do this
Dir nh Ia nobodl's lonE life and pros
peTity, and let nobody drink To- yours;
hr temperate. cheer nj. generous and
Just Don't GOSSIP about your fellow
worhmcn. or bc Jealous -! them. Don I
ima"Iu" them Ia To- irving 10 do you IN
IurN and whine about IL to others. II
Won do you NAV lose some OF Nour best
friends. Female go>>lp> may Ice tolcr-
atrd-ma!c "u-,lrS never.
Judge men generously. .Iimmy.
Look for their lest. not their worst,
and l'ara L. avcraw" EN-. Every man
has his average. .iaiiS are full OF men
whom society wouldn'i average. but
took in at their minimum. The world
l. fall of spoiled child en- who were not
averaged by their parents. DO not
lui@r 10y appearances. The customer
who wears the best clothes NAV stand
in most need of a bath. r." hald-hcad-
cd man with the haby-liHc head may
not bc childi>hly innocent. DO not de
post your savings With a bank whose
cashier dyes his mu>tache. Ioun-
roucs talk of vice old ones of virtue.
though love. tight boots. Il >tubhy beard
and a vulgar IN n! can not long he hid.
"'And .iimmy. ] says in conclusion.
SAYS |. 'be charitable. II 4 poor broke
comr in do not give him money 10 buy
liquor wiIh-gire him Il shave and
throw in a bath. They may save his
soul
Il think Jimmy will make a good
box. | know he will if he follows nv
advice. Your hair is just in style now.
SIR; red is all the 20. \ little of the
tonic?"-Chic"go Herald.