Telegram-herald., 1891-02-01

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snnouncs thnt hftssn hrsdssd ann,isoas
Engiiehnsn. with bsexf5<xa s1posns
ahoai1sn and ynns - nei-l 4<.sres.
havs ks<fsn - task. vhi1s ons ehs~-sy
Afsh1nn hes spr>ined his tAumb hy fasi-
lag from his h0ss and striking On khs
sbsrp prong It gspksr hole.
Bat tbs h&s Boxhiag - Do viii tAs
late religious sEass AMONG ~ nd bsssh-
zen.
The fnsilAn h No worss than al other
borbaric people who scora ths sacred
and secular press Politics raay be esr-
rnaS a1d Leaders yenai. bat is5eiiixercs
win win AZ last. 1t Is where people %
lot advertise that TIE bogus MESSIAH is
permitted - DO up tbs people. Ii Is
where tas Washington land press and
tbs primary school house yet slunt<T IA
tie womb Of the future that people fall
down and worship wsrty prophe. who
eaEnot safely refer 70 the place where he
was last employed. Tbs red brother. az
many or rs know. Is not educated. He
has for generations gpas fishing in his
youth. and IA his old age died Ia igno-
rance. That Is why religious fanaticisra
nass him a ready prey. That Is why 10
Is enabled to make. as tho Preach say.
one fox pass after another. and 10 fall q
ready victim 70 the wiies Of the crafty.
The CHEST dance Is not likely, how
ever, - becous popular az the patri&rchs'
balls this winter, am happy % say. as il
i aaacei eatirely BY the males. tho
sqaaws not being in it. As MT. MeAllis-
ter, the blooming cad Of an otherwise
ereditabis epoch, would say. The sGuaxs
arc sometimes present q, these religious
dances, bat not generally allowed - par
t.cipate Below am permitted 10 give
sosns OF the costumes worn at Pine
Ridge small and early. "a given me in u
private lettsr dated some weeks ago.
Iush-fush. the daugater Of old John
ME j1mp-up. the soekless Brule. wore a
mauve Gyap-de-tsy hat lining with breast
OF buzzard IN frcat ard side ornaments
Of empty cartridges. size "A. She also
wore ear tabs to same, cut en- Y AMI
mnde OF Inuslra. skin lined with bed
ticking. Shs wore an alpaca vest, with
eorsa2s bouquet OF corn fr.tters drapci
with New Orleans molasses. Her loose
artillery trousers had broad red stripe
down the side. She wore over all this a
leather trimmed horse blanket with eye
t-.t. - t,..-
braided plainly down each side. and tied
en- masSe az eends with siaews Whore
II parted IT the rape Of tho neck there
peered coguettishly forth n small patch
Of the beautiful skin of Tush- TIsh.
bright and shiny as a new cent, and bid
ding those who were brave enough TO do
50 to plant thereon a large, resonant
kiss.
Standing Horse, who Led tie ghost
dance, wore . United States wagon
cover on his arrival, and also threw one
corner OF it over his departure; bat when
the dancing began he checked tins outer
wrap. and was discovered TO be dressed
lightly in tiara OF d;ckey birds feet
and coat OF shellGc. He danced until
utterly worn out and exhausted, when
he fell TO the ground. and p tidy was
thrown over him by an attendant.
White Wings, who came merely 70
look on, as he naively said. wore fur
cape Of gopher pelts and calico shirt. No
ornaments TO speak of.
Jaybirl, who fetched Tush-Tush to
the dance. were percale shirt, which
woald have been tucked into the waist
hand OF his trousers, ii he had been
blessed with trousers. but tho cold and
cruel winter, ali, tue nipping. biting
winter. came and aught tie doleiess Jas
bird. caught HIN at disadvantage,
caught him slightly disability, caught
rim shivesing on the prairie, caught
him short OF ere t-ouser; and goose
pirnples chased each other, following
fast and following faster up his limbs Of
alabaster. When he saw Tush-Tush
and passed her. then he trembling
turned and asked her.
She allowed that she would come with
him. She said 80 long as they lived in
the west. what was the use OF trying 10
pit on lCgs. East. OF course. she said
her escort would be dc trop, brt in the
west, where pants Go not make the man.
ror want OK them the fellow. there
vouid 0e TO fuss made over this idiosvn-
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