The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-30

IL Is whitg and stronger than the slrongeA
ed INTO freshly drawn OK skin TINT IL sus-
p, naod' by ITS four cornsrs: upon upright
SS.s a ana Is ,nrre limited to iermcnt
wih Il. and whom the bone powder has srttlcj
'ufh re-. bottom ,.l the p'gg'~ 10 ready Tor use.
most primitive description: They consist Of
upright posts in the form Of rcctange, upon
Mhlch rests a root Of straw or banana lcaves
This ~ all a single door opens into ii. Within
one nnds flrcrla,c OF which The cooking Is
tne open air. One finds. also. a small home
uI"de n1lf and couple OF hunks for sleeping
usually blessed with an an '''S abnndSn S arg oi
e"i ,.,r,ip: 2ne is sure to discover. also.
chickens and. possibly. n pig. These huts nre
put w anywhere ia the open country If the
orders the squnitcr AWAY. the patcrfamiiias
quietly moves on to the next mans land and
couple 4 days work. Very soon others out put up
nuts brsidc his. and. in u short time. small
ioea,hqr and ono thcrsiorc handS ''p Il
9s crs in the ycstsrn par, Of TeHes entire
cents. In san Antonio the quarter that Ii pco-
H.. by G2,1rcd McNlcans is called CHI huahna.
longs u the city. and these squatirrs arc there
lors undisturbcd. Whoever, would like to get
nElnIse OF real Mexican life need only visit
Chhuahua at Snn Antonio
The Mexican works ordinarily. only when
10 10 U3npvnyd 10 ~ MUNGER. nc docs no!
Gr ,u su,, N",,t' , w. on ~, plu, si.ttuS. a.. IL
ou,nrr of ~, Garrett, n ,,,, lo ,i
Sv @xen viii Ills vohi"c Ic r",V,ye .
chandisc to Mexico and to the military posts.
ms nancy inst. Thr vouny c,,,,i,,-,,s 49,, ,vi,L
u.ir sir.S alter u roatnGi"trin ron, Tr,
r, ,nlr , " ntS.r nrti:lel ~ th,, ,,acri,,,
ton Tor thcm. and Tor themselves new hats win
re;rle ndcn! b4rds aud ciearcti,
~ wood tor which paid him three dollars. |
then raiu..t",i MN To bring me another load.
b,u Le vulpiuti,ully Declined / asked linn
vb,,.hc r,ll,. vsoS S,i H. ehdcr,d ~. ~
thrse dollars that he had received. and said
" " h.r.tnrr should 1 work when | have th..re
mr. I,llnr. N t,n tIrv ara. 80" / v'i
come aenin" H. did not show himself again
/ f,r IA r,oufn
4 small rr., u.rtion ~ tho lower class Of Nox-
leans lave t.ii.rl ID ur,-4u pursuits. and TIA 81,
1r'i Ia, r"i Good wn,knitr Th,,v mr., ri,-t
numerous among fine r,nsons and nod cnrriar-
and IN ut-t luatt,us tht.y ARE IA, t.Dinl,,trut
[ "a. l.lorefs If amy nat unal.ty. While the negro
/ H. M. tunJ ,yhersyor n consilnrahe nuu,har N
| n,ns.n- and IoI curriers' are employod. They
iast par }. ssnm .'r IN ine summer ir
| o,iv viii, br,.echas nnd large straw haas: and
~, ~, y" ~ ',,' - Tali n,,t,J IIii- n,ill,,
INV T,c'iio = u-inlr ii That uoln,ly tLi.'ts
IT, i or connnlnN ~ ~ M sSrn w",n men,
-, H. ALI If r,,thiu, tny,th.r in th,i river i'm
| ihn v,rv hnnri 81 SIN Antonio mo women anil
III Il, ~ ~ ibr mon ,,,irei
,.at., whiis ~ me-. ,rovyd innls .J an fron the
i''"'N' 81 80, '', ,,',,,, Is,.i,.,. ii.l',t,,
. - ~ 4 f,,4.
t a. ,n ,h. ,o, ~ mo ,lic, ,v,'r ..essarv
10 mn n,.nI H., IN, nuisnnr"
Win" N'xprau. n,,r fremont other bathing
~ - q, y" -, X ~" I'm II - AMI VIZ
pT,, y 1liV =, ~ s.; 'i,, T.',,
dnzrn brown mon and women trlskine about
-, ~ H., IA, ,,'.t,.r ,nfir.iv ~, ,I.,,r,,s-.I
nsesh,r IN ihs "alvr ei'ae. w III ar ,'1s,.
- ~ ,s,tra ~, ,na ,i,v I, - en,ov ,bn, spn,n
LII" III, sY ,,,n, 'Scil,n,iv I'm, ,,,t,,eIv
ve, i IT, @ ~, w ~ ~, sr,, VI' ~''''iN'
4 have fHuni Wsxicans engaged In s,uln,,ire
IN clay 1ho.rnH ,or sum " ,ns Dm,,ar "n
i.e w. " M, III, AT isti4 IL III UrV -
th- lover Snss ar, n ''iiriei with etroef stands
m",~ . ~ , art rcun H., NJ, "a, sum-
Miller Are the be..sars To- be forgotten, II
i,' ~ N,.f,' - ,l,,co /, ,,-,,,. - ,
M, utn s"' an 'ssorin,,s nvis.'r,S. a,,
,hrnst th,ns.l,,'s inio every house To est A
penny. Thcy are blind. deaf, lame, u MANNED
" ,,,,l an hai, rnsl,,tsiv a.
fpr, every bo,is', rei,sIng /" bnd1r until food
~ uNvtS ,,'i' - H. ,l,,,t I 49, III =
has meeh p' li,. ~, DT t,ins i'"t''s a.,
inv. accos,nd by one Of these hcgrars In 1884
,s III ,bo cp1fed,.rnte currency hnd fallen ~
G t" Ha'ts "a H., dollar ~ I'sS. l thrust nv
hand info nv =, .,LIt ana fiur,ia 81 n.tc. whiri
throw intn me- li.aut' : hat hut W h "A pro.
f,,lnd law lie handed the note back to mo
SAVING Notsngo uapel scnor" Il dO not take
~, ,,n .si- money siit '''N''
''fLi. ihon. ~ th.se GOOD pcople in regard "a
the owpershp oi personal property are not de-.
,ber, ecoins, o.ra. iannl trouble with the AN,
ibori,ies ,rbov have for instance a ir,uiinl
nr, ailect,on ior horses and cMtl, Oclongu.: d
tItl.
e,,li in,ns p, v"ry lair Rehabilitation i'm ia,
n.nitonttarios Their morality - very lax,
stf,li,'r 81 evenings throu..t, tha AlrNiear
o,,',rt.r ~ Trvun tH,vus finds III fan.Ill-, m
ttin', !, s'ra t61ir doom smoking riearott,,
mi cbnit,ue. Then 100. are tnev wont 10 : n.
,',t. I,- ~ t.-l,,li,.. tn.l sound r...lL we
all are peryai Il Iya I0culiar air u Melun
slolv Those songs 'ure Undoubtedly If an eieIl
origin. and have narn handed down from gen
cr..tion 10 generation. Here and there, also, h'
h. likely 10 hear violin played. and the thlum
ming ~ a guitar.
Their faculty Tor requiring languages II vcr'
inferior. F,w can talk Ing lish. Hlta au-A tAc'
have been assJeiatlug With Americans .or mani
years.
Occasionally entirely respectable families ar
found among them. WHO lead quiet nu'l orderly
homo lives have little association WITH oihcr
! Of their race. give their children good school
ing. and work industriously
III, half breeds are perhaps The most peculin
, I % tNc three c'neses They thnk ih'n-,iy
, much superior 10 IN" ordinary M"N'ah oi IN
dian blood. but IN reality thcy are cN'h NOR
: worthless, und addicted 10 all wees, ccliAi
| nobility Of color exists among Nh m TIA
: / whittier they are. tho more important an'
' / res pr,tahle do they consider thtiuaclN =. tn
I variety OF shade and cn..r 10 be- /, uud amgnl
, ! them is astonishing. White oi all nations, IN
dams Aztccs aud negroes have 'unirihuied L
= prpiuce this extrag rdinary variety. Nuue ar