The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

O'clock in the evening. punctuclly; never.
theless parents should not Imagine that al
is lost because their sons are sometimes q
li;..c Risky, and pubic officials ought "a
be lcnient in their chastisement. These
young men do not need . cell In tho pcni-
Tertiary, as I have seen It limited, but they
need o private talk by some kind old man,
judge or professor, or college president,
who will put his sp~ectacles up on his
forehead and take the young man by the
hand and tell him Of tho great possibilities
that are open before industry and sobriety.
and Of the grief that his i'll behavior " II
bring to parental hearts so anxious for
his welfare, and then say: "That is
oil. my SON" But this throwing our.
selves bacl; On frisid dignity and in merci-
less condemnation Of tho present, as
though the past had all tho virtue and all
the honor and all the proprie.y. is IN as
sumption hypocritical and unjustitiabIe.
Now I I'm resolved, and will you, kind
reader, join me in tho resolution. to be in
good Euror with men and women, boys
and "ir!s. and sweete1 our judgments. II
people want TO whistle let US join in the ey-
ercise, and il boys Will be boys, let Us not
conclude they are going tn ruin.
We know people SO genial that their face
is always full OF sunsn ne and there is no
nighttherc. When they have trouble we can
scarcely tel whether they are crying or
laughing. The wave Of tears dashing
against a bank 81 smiles. Bu: there are
others who are explosive and gunpowdery
under slight p~rovocation. There is such a
thing (y:ho would have thought it. as a
snapry editor. When you enter his edi-
fnr- nj r>nv-G J., 90 ~ la,f. ~, for n 10Dv
while. You si.,l; with your hat IN hand.
thinking WHIT d lvz-,!y it would be to 10
asked To sit down. ". lie ~ arc rledi:a:-
ing the best wy of attracting his attcn-
ton he suddenly looks OYER his shoulder
and spits cut: vat = ~ There is u
fash in the eye and q vcao.. n the tone
that you feel yoGrsclf i r.l,cin. though
previously rcu Id auIp' @tro rse!f hon
est. Before y5u ct ;hr0usl telling HIN
what you want lie IS - - = editorial,
and he finally T:s 20 CT - telling you
he can not attend :, -. now. You back
out with aDolc~ Is f5r IN Upton. but in
warily rc-c.r.rT; "a. on WI never risk
your lie again IL ~ c-.tCr..l sancturn.
There is suyh = t..l~as SNIP railroad
conductor. Wien he .-coccGcct SIC namcof
d depot he bite; CT - frs lc;:cr and the
LIST syllable. 1t is Il. .ro:r peril you ask
him the name Of II" ncEt Iicce. While
you are deciding il ":Licl o. your eight
pockets you put ycCr t.@l1t. = apes upon
you dcvou-i-sl;,a Iau 4 - { csay: IL
h-ve you rou: you expected to get
o ride without Paying Tor il, eh!"
If you venture 10 ,c.i iiiE, that the
Ear is very cod. ne VII freeze you |
still worse with & won cring stare
II You a.. I'M Why there il no water |
on the tra n. !:c WI throw over you tho
wet blanket CT = oU:c rcpl;. and that is
water enough. lie - snapry to the old
lady who is too long IL gctt .nS Of. and the
old gentleman who is too Icing getting en-; |
snappy about where you may set your feet.
snappy about where you set your valise.
Before many miles ell the passengers feel
the contasion from having been bitten BY
such q snappy disposition, and So they get
snappy, too.
You have noticed. furthermore, the
snappy merchant. After you have asked
for q certain kind Of goods he halts before
showing them, Is nuc as to say: "Do you
really want to buys or arc you among those
who do nothing bu: so a~-shop7ing. and are
you going to take up my time for moth
He talks over the counte in exas-
monosyi!ablcs. When you po mt
Out U CcicCt IN inc IGp.lC- nc ASKS: 10 you |
expect 10 find any thing perfect under tho
While you are mcditating whether
or not you had better take the goods. he
says: You need not have it il you don't
want it" IS you quietly suggest that you
saw something a little cheaper at the next
store. he howls at you: Go there and
get it," As you 60 Ou: he slams tho door
after you. and you 60 down the street
with ir itations al over you Just because
you came in contact with q snappy MGR
chant.
Suavity q an art that we all need to cul.
1t pays to be 4 gentleman or .
lady. Porcupines are fit for nothing but
Most of US need to have n
sInoothing-iron run over our temples.
Many people get w q red heat at O E,o-
notice and do not always cool off so
Some are like hot Journals, on
railway cars little friction, and loi
hey are on frc, aud it takes ice and salt
md waste and time to get things running
smoothly; and then there is no saying
they will be on fire again. II VIC
had more &C TIE spirit of Him concerning
whom it is said: "Grace is poured into
Thy lips,''wc would all cease being snappy.