The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13

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IN pIDAI1 . pu: torth -
-coah a1i o. old asc
and t\rA death. There !
apet A~ .sa .avo.vei (. 2 the
oonaf: NJ Peo,o"' who COM
plaiH|f thNVy.ty of HE; who excuse
.helrt+ins of'om--iOa ~ the trans
pareI plea TIA; they have mo time
and T. whO are continually ceysnC
m-a : 10 Kill time and bolgc The
Eouri-.at intervene between their tUsl-
n.-s engagements. Red Jacket. q loJr
India "a -. male 4 wS,r reply thSa
any n.o-ppArr." ssys Emerson. when,
IN rcyrJy!ng some Il who compliance!
that T. had not tine enough. ~ said:
Wen suppose you have al there
is J i WITH TIN a. X = with wealth.
Men O. means. VINO buv gold pate.
costly egu. .ges, -ontr Dutr 10 cam
paigu funds, pay heir club dues and
give .s-s AM u~aH,uct.. hay. crr,a My
no money !or iIrtherng any active
philanErOp.c wUrk. - the lDdOlent
person, ~ wei! l., tie hard-wurkiug.
indu.trou, .abOrer. appropriate, his
tim. to certain eads which yield him
more or le-, prof - he values tn" uses
OF :in,e and the rewards which are o
tngrut upon h., labors, teiorr he has
fairy considered the value o! time and
it, utility.
Mn ,pe,k of time as # il were an
article OF little yalu.. save 4, a ~
of proloa?ng lie and enabling them
tn buy and sell II 4 prOat. When the
shop krcpr counts MS cash. puts up
the ,iu,tcs. blows out tie lights and
turn, the key in hi shop door. does he
open the tOOr If his ~thJHkuuy-Shop and
retire ht mind from hi, business. or
does h. pot up imaginary columns OF
figures. Iad wall on ,pectra! customers.
with a tw snatchos az sleep al inter
walls. unIl ne opens his di,-bOokS u
the mornng: What a wcarv routine.
where ;!rre are no books q compan.
ionship. no music, pictures. nor inno-
cent diversion. no rest for IL. mind. no
scr.ous thought, no desire TO know the
Zeal ssssx-r4-of Ii. bsecS>e one has
no umd In tie Impatient icsire 10
get rich men are cheated by tn e out
of their just reckonings. Th,y waste
SO much time in amassing wI,alth that
they have no time left for epioy,ng il.
Their early habits teach them falls VS..
TENS Of computing time. and IN after
years they gaze III blind and stupid
amazement at their calendars DID are
comes before they have suffered ANY
loss OF vitality in their dull. calcul attn.
brain. and Yields them no rest urccs ior
enjoying their latter days. They lack
the ingenuity TO kill tima Having
neglected. when the mind was young.
to improve the spare hours, lLd having
made even these an excus Tor money
getting. they can not draw > Il Were
Oh early deposits. so die like Mills in
the midst of their wealth.
Thackeray, while in this COZ ntry. re-
marked one evening 10 4 frie, d OF the
writer that he had net a . at many
Ilen and women in the United State.
but no children. Incredible Is Il may
seem. this terrible evil Of none s-g,tting
takes possession Of the mlaCs OF the
young before they know an, thin OF
,he value of time or of money. They
lditi III Nv 1--WE VI III WILL anu
catch the feyerish spirit Of the TIM be-
fore they have attained their stature.
The great lesson OF life. as TX ,mpii!cd
ON every hand. is money making. They
ere hidden to emulate the men VINO
have risen from ~obscurity b. be mcr-
chant princes and money kings BOYS
ere sent To preparatory schools with
this sole end IN view; they obtain sham
hts. are rushed through colegr. are
thence follow in the footsteps Of their
fathers. all of whom are pradt cal men.
and wish their sons to be pr:icticaI men
after them. In the hurry and WORRY of
business ard professional life thcy sell
dom learn the uses of time ami its
value. How little leisure can | con
tent myself wiih?" is asked self inter
negatively. What real. practical in
terest have in affairs that dp MOI per
tain directly or Indirectly ID n, bu,i-
ness?' what are you res ing now
adays'" we will ask a BUSHES man.
Reading. Bless you. l pever get
time for reading. Haven't red q book
in years. No leisure in tho dsytime:
when night comes on am tired and
sleepy. its all l can do . skim the
newspapers. Life is too short 20 devote
much time to books"
mo time"'-a shameful ~ n sor-
rowful excuse for men who bsve time
for making money. Bunyp, was a
poor travelling tinker; what siDe had
he for reading' What time nd Bur
rift. the blacksmith? What Inc had
. now venerable editor and .uocessful
man Of affairs. vino. when q bQy. did
his reading at night by the 1iht of a
pine knot while feedN hes kettle
of a sugar mauufa<sA2 ignorance
is not the result % no time. but Of
misspent time. I,~ould be As absurd
to say that = lsbOrer has no time for
eating his dinusr As to clam that a
man OF whatsoever occupation has no
time for rezding.
The ploo of mo time" is = miser-
able. shnfiing plea when given as an
excuses Tor the derelic;ion of duty. II
We - not TAXI time now il NAV be too
las for soon time will merge into
spernity. II is doubtful. too. whether
@e !engthen life BY living fast. and
crowding ~ many incidents and events
into the day Is the day will hold; for
Il IL impossible TO interfere with the
laws Of nature and set back her clock.
A. We regulate the hands Of our own
timepieceS They live the longest who
make the best use Of time: and when
good deeds are made the links OF he
chain which constitutes mans tenure
or tie TO the things o; tbs life. ne j.
happier and secure than the man
Of the world whose life is n series o;
broken links or 4 rope Of sand
ChrGS!idp az Work
Fashions Whims.