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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-08
Seras 8.

Die SouItom Sight @uaro" bat
5ipar III philadelphia ben eriten preis
erbalten, aber fem @elb uno oariibe,
besrl6t orDBe Miblimmung. 9ie 81
reftoren bes un%te,nebmens erfldren. bal
le 100000 ueniaer einnabmen, als liz
ertparteten, neil Elm 3beil Der 8eb6l=
terang pbilaoelpbias fein 8erguiigeu
an Der SOloatenipieleret fauo un0 besz
tpesen bom PlaBe m~egblieb.
- Sic @efangenen in Der Sail 3u
Smeet 8ater i%iberpaltigten BEN She
riff unb 4 bon ibnen entloben. 8is
auf ginen finb fie f6on mieber einges
fangen iporben.
: SIT SrinitD tpuroe Elm Neger ge=
lpn6t, ber ben 8eriu6 sema6t bate,
Elm fleines Md66en gu pergemaltigen.
: SIT Suli1tg finbet nd6ters eine
Mbltimmung iiber Nufbebung BET Gprz
poratipn itatt.
= Sie 2%altbbebDrbe in gultin bat
400 Seetionen Der S6uldubereien
berpa6tet ui1b 930,000 9(der perfauft,
ON pA UIl <luCl+
= eagle YaB pirb BON ei1er uttgez
.Deuren Menge BON Sr6l6en beimz
geiu6t, Bic iogar in bic 9dufer bringen.
= Gin farbiger S9ulebrer Namens
9enberion III Nnberi on County bate
mebrere S6ul=g Boulder gefdli6t. @iner
Der Srufees ging beBbalb mad Bales
ftine unb marnte ben Gountnri9ter bor
benz Nus5ablen bieie Boulder. &ura
oarauf batten Bic Garbigen Elm Geit, an
pel6em aud Der S9ultruftee, Elm Garz
bigger Namens Greer, tbeilnabm. Sci
oieier @%elegenbeit tpur6e CT BON 9en=
berion aneebalten unb gefrast, pb er
i'm perflast babe. Greer arttportete
beiabenb, tporauf 9enoerion nit elmer
6linte auf ibn i6oB. SIM feIben Nu=
genblid erf9ien Greers Srau, tpel9e
ben grDBten She'll BET @9rotlabung III
Die 8ruIt erbielt urb getDbtet puroe,
mabrenb ibr Manr nur cine Wunbt
baoDntrug.
= Sobn Sanppa, Der gigentbiimet
bes Sron Sront 9otel in 2areoo, BET
unter elmer &lage tpegen ungeiebli9el
6eiratb fano, 1T bur6gebrannt, bai
bas Sotel aber borber feinen 8iirger
iibertrageu.
= Trik %. gape, Elm 26iabrise,
unDerbeiratbeter Mann in Gomal
@ountp, begging in Ser Sonntag Na6i
Selbtmorb. Man fanb i'm auf lei.
mem 8ett iiben, nit elmer 8l9ie i'm
Nrm ltnb elmer &ugel i'm &opf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-08
aebensiae gdIataen tnt Muiemm.

0err s.. %. Wilfinfon bon 8an6era
bot benz Muieum inn San peoro parf
a6t lebenoe S9langen gef6enft, rtdmz
lid: 5 Glapperf6lahgen BON perf9ieoe=
men barben unb in Der 2dnge Don 3
Big 81 SUP, cine 6 SUB large Drairie=
idlange, cine 5 SUB LANCE 9ibners
l9lange unb -eine Glapperi9langens
pirate. PROT. Sermp ldBt groBe @lasz
tditen berri9ten, UNI bic G9langen in
Der Meuienmz5 alle aus5uitellen, mo bic
ielbs1 beii6tigt merben f6nnen. 9err
Wiltinion lift 10 Dertraut nit bieien aif=
tigen Geptilieu, baB er bic 99langen
nit ben 9dnben anfaBt unb Die Big
urb Giftmerfoeuge eerielbeu aeigt. Sn
turser 3eit Diro bas Muieum nit nod
mebreren oerartigen &eptilien berei9ert
fperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-08
8rieflife.

& 8albei9wiler-S 8ensbict- Granf-anma
Geif-Greo Biibsr-aarl 6 @raf-M u @eud.
lin-M @enspeiler CHARLES Saberle-Gbas
9abert-5 SIS 5urtbal, 2-S W sort. 2-Sein
8oamann-S aura-eouiie aiirs-9onis Strait
@m Slime &obert 2ejfins = Abolpb 9ippert
Setter Meber = Nebers- anua Sunser-S
@reSner-Sobn u Reus-Marb 3ufaer- Setter
&ud-& Stein )arOt-G Stursenesger-@eora
Sdlanoer-Sobn Sas S9mibt-S Beif.
guslanbif@e 8riefe:
Sobn abl-A 6 8oud 5rana 8ernot-@ba
s Sofel- Mlarie Sommitl9 : Grnit 2ube-8
@oge-g1 Start gusuf &eidarbS- Senrg
Brumer-Ernft Greibe- gbarIcs @eoli9-So,
iepb 8eder-@arl Sdmibt-Stt Sdulenbura
Wlar Spier-E @obn-@il MurseI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-08
Weue Wnaren.

llnermiolid in ieinem Offer, Sas 8eite su
bieten, mas Der Marft %liefert, bat Der befannte
S9ubbdnbIer 9err JAS. MARTIN ei-
men neaen Sorratb bon Damea- unb ainber.
S9nben eiugelest, Der allies iiberttifft, mas mir
blsbsr in biefer 8ran6e iaben. Die banbse-
nabten Sdube iino BON einer 2eidtisfeit unb
ele9ans, nm jeben Gub, MOLTEN ia9en iebeS
Subten, 81 aieren. Bir eriu9en bic 9amen,
lt@ Die nenen @aaren anauieben unb le iperben
nit nns ubere%inltimn,cn, baB SaS. Wtartin fei.
men @uf, Der faibionable S9ubbdnbler unlerer
Staot gu iein, aufredt erbalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-08

8DuDertteur.
Sin mrtcrnebn, e1oes, subcrlaifigcs
Cfffa.

@ian fanm id ftets auf 81. 9reib berlai
fen, ni9t allein, bab ct bas 8eite fibrt, lest ct
i1 Die Ggentur bon poblbefannten beipabrten
artifeln, bic bas @olf mag, 81, unb erbalt iid
babard ben Dbisen Ruf. ST bat jest bic slsen-
TUT fir Or. Sings @eue Gntbeduas gesen gus>
aebrung iibernomincn nnb b~erfauft Die Mebisin,
neil er meib. bab iie gut 1T. Sic furirt ieoe
objection Der aeble, eunse unb 8ruff. @robe.
GInf4e, frsf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-08
Sans g. 9eaemer

2umberDarb at SouftonitraBe;
Sab, Soor unb 8Iinb Gactorp
an NDenue s. 3iefert ole Mrten BON
8~aubols. Brettern unb S9inbeln
au ben n~iebrigften preiien unb fiibrt in
feiner @9neioefabrif ole Nuftrdge fir
Sbiren, Genferrabmen, Saloufen &C.
&C. prompt aus. 8auunternebmer unb
Bauluitige MAIDEN mir auf bic @tabliis
iements bes 9errn 9esener hermit be-
fDnbers auf merffam. T9,7,85,m1i
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Diners QauesG Sure 1T Elm trQftioe

tonii9es Bitter. MIR aus pflansli6en
8efanbtbeilen suiammengsiebt. Seine
Wirfung 1T eigeutbimli9, raid uno
energif9; es enbigt bas 6r6feln. BELT
oas Gieber uno treibt bas @ift aus benz
GOrper, Obne naGtbelliee ober una..0es
nebme 6olgen 3uriidsulaifen. Wer oil
6rOft unb Gifber gelitten unb @binin
gebraudt bat, tpiro bics 81 i6dben
wifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-08
ST.. Botanic.

Dieier Mame 1T 70 betaunt innerbaIb ben
Ser. Staaten, bab es faum notbig lift gu iasen,
bab er Der @rinber bes beribniten 9r. 8ofonfo
9ulten- uno eunscn . Sbrup 1T, bas beliebte
Solfsbeilmittel, 100 INNER eS befannt 1T, fir
Suifen, @rfdltumsen, S9ninofudt uno ale
Eranfbeiten oes Salfes uno Der 2ungen. @reis
so Gents uno $I.0o. gertauft bel S. 8aIt-
cher <. @pu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-08

Dead Shot" Screp @orm 9ini>
ment Mutt fiber ino f6nea. 0ieIeS Eminent
t6btet bic @iirmer arsenblidli9 !; bGIt GIiesen
ab unb beilt Die @unSe. Sm 8afer a~ufaeIoff
1T es elm ausseseidnetes Seilnittel gesen irsenb
melde @unbeH beim 8ieb. 8reis SO Gents.
@raparirt uno gum 8crfauf BET u. DreiB,
San Intonio. 1876 tutp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-08
Ser seidlcnperbrenuunas @erein

bat li6 bur6 Die @rwdblung fplgenber
8eamten permanent Drganiiirt: Or. ..
9abra, prdfibent; SO. s. @orbett,
8iee : praiibent; gilbert Maperid, Se=
fretdr; s. @roos, S6abmeiter. g
Der Terein 5dblt bis beute 103 Nfs
tlondre, Die bon 10 Nftien baben.
Die nd6ite Sibung finbet am erlten
Mfontag I'M 4uguit itatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-08
Gine slntmurt aespiinid,t.

8ann irsenO Semanb einen Sail bon Nieren.
ODER 2eber.arantbeit %bringen, ben bas electric
8itterS ui9t fdnea furirt2 @ir faaen Hei1,
benn taufenbe bsn 8allen finb erpieienermaben
i9on gebeilt porOen. 8risbts 9isenie, Sarn.
lub, S9pdde ober irgeuo clue anbere 6nmit
beriuanote aranfbeit f6nel sebeilt. electric
8itters reinist baS Slut, reeuIlrt bic ginae.
iueibe uas pirft Direct auf ben leioeuoen She'll.
5eOe 6laide garantirt. so Gents bic Slafde
bel 81. Sreib.
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gmd(eus alruica=salbe

9ie bel e Salbe Der @eIt fir Sdnitte,
0ueti6unsen, @eidpire, Gieber, unb Saut.
ausidlae, Gledte, sefprunsene Sanoe, Groit.
beulen nnO ale sautfranf6eiten; furirf sa.
mOrrboioen ober feline 8eaabluns. 8Olise
Satis ~ieatiom sarantirt ODER bas geIo pirb
suriiderfattet. % Gents bic Sdadtel bel u.
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0 refine leinene @raib Gn3ase

$50 refine leinene Graft Gn3ase
$50 brainletnene Nn3i9e 3u.....$3.5O
200 uHortirte leinene Sanch. Mn3ase $50
275 Seeriuder<g n3ase, miifen fort $50
100 8laue @reolen 2eiuens Gn3tSe ESQ
60 Blaue 6lanel< Mn3iise SEQ
$50 uhortirte 6aacn farbise semebte A so
9erren.n nterbemben u. 8einfleicsr %
1000 aHortirte, feline MOhair, 8attif,
WOrfeb. Diasonals, @Orficrem, Drap
b'ete unp guiiimere.M n5ise au Yrei.
len, bic Der idtedteu 3eit entipreden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-08
Msfan bea6te na6foleenb artgesebenen Yreile.

300 leinene unb @aiFmere Anjase far
anaben, aniehoien fur Rnaben unb
Shirt @aiits.
|140 Dnsenb Rercate<, meibe unb blaue
leinene 5emben fur 9erren.
Is unlaunbreb 5emben 3u mdBisen
Preiien,
Strobbite fur 9erren unb anaben, Das
men unb 3inber. MODERN unb ioeben
erbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-08

- Gin bebeutenber Carbohydrates
llebmer in Siibamerifa, s.. 8. Meigss,
ESQ.,, iagt: ct. Safobs Oil bepirft
Wunber. Sd fann es bel duBeren
S9mer5en aufs bette empfsblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-08

= Sen Coffee 1T bonn 8unbes=@om=
mihdr porldufig inter $1,000 8iirgi6aft
geIteat moroen, Bis iein @orperb6r in
Der Inflage, benz Gerbre6er Mc9aniel
S@ub un6 Obba6 gepdbrt gu baben,
beenbet lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-08

Das b~reiidbrige S06ter6en beg
Serrn Piggott fiel seftern iiber bas @ez
ldnber Der 8eranba i'm smeiten Stod=
uerf bes SpiB 5ouie auf ben Cement
iSeitertpeg unb itarb balb oarauf.
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SteaenaeIuM.

Gin gelernter @emiiiegdrtner, chen
ppn Seuti6lan6 angefpmmen, iu9t
unter bei9eiOenen @niprii9en 8ez
f6dftigung. Na6sufragen BEL % m.
2ippe, SOP Nacogbo9es StraBe.
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= 9lus benz Sauie bes 81. 9unter
an San pebro Nbenite inb Sutpelen
unb Silberia6en BON groBem Wertbe
geitoblen porben.
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6. S. Muaer, WhoIefoIe- LIN

6. s. Msaaer, WboIeiaIer uub
&%etlilbdnbler in Garben, Oelen, 9ns
INSTRUMENTATION, Commensurate,
San Nntonio, empfieblt iein grpBes
2ager in bieien Nrtifeln su Sem Sort
preiien urb ma9t gang beipnbers auf
BEN gepdblten gorratb bon 8iloern:
gbromos, &upfer= unb Stablfi6eu,
Oelsemdloen unb pbantafie =8ilbern
aler Dirt, ferner auf bic sef6madpole
MusmabI Don Biloerrabmen Der aler=
mooernten Gorm unb auf bic Nles
umfafenben 3eidnenmaterialeu auf=
merriam. 4le Nuftrdge fur irgeub cine
ber obigen gran9en merben prompt
ausgefibrt; gilber BON ieber 8r6Be eitt=
gerabmt nnb ole Nrbeiten m6gli6f
f6nel unb gut beiorgt, Die in bas Sad
f6lagen.
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Ru beruttefheu.

SIN Sweiien Stodperf Der ,6reie
Yreie" finb mebrere 3immer 81 perz
mietben..
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0botooropbieu. tpelde in @aIlos

- photographer, tuel6e in Gallo
10 aDs @~aIIerie Alb Sf 9outon=
StraBe genommen ner6en, Iinb in
ieber SinIi6t boltommen unb f6nnen
niht iibertroffen merben. @er cine
borSiigli6e photographic gu maBigem
greiie Diini6t. benz empfeblen nil, mad
@alawaps Gaaerit gu geben, unb er
wirb suf,ieoenseltelt iperben.
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Intern seebrten &unben CUR Nadridt,
baB mir in Y%erbinbuns nit unierm alien
2un9 : Stanb in Sdol3's 8irtbidaft,
bie1es neue 2ofal aui's @eidmadpcnte
unb Bsquemfte einSeridtet haben.
%sSamtlten:= unb sEeiteHen
tSnnen in bemielben, o4ne baB bic I'd.
fe seltSrs werben, beroertdtet tperoen.
6esuldre Wabl,eiten.
8eftenunsen a Ia Carte.
Wc4ens u. Eases-g carb.
3,6 tuo
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Sic 9llamp.

81 tDGre Deun bic Wamo, bies ar6is
tectonii6 b69t unfd6ne, our6 Bic oas
nit uerfuipften biltorii6en @riHnerun.
gen aber bo6pi6iige germa6tniB
pergangener 5age aus benz 8eIibe bes
Staates in ben Der Stabt ii~berge9an=
gen! llno 3par Dbne Gang unb Slang,
nadbem bic 3ur Seier bes 4. Suli pro-
iedirten Seitlidfeiten total berregnet
maren. 9ie llebergabe Der alien Burg
gei6ab - aaerbings ni9t gerabe iebr
ceremonieler Weiie- auf telegraph
i6em 8ese.
Das BON @Duberneur Srelanb an
ben MaDor seri9tete Selegramn1, nell
DIES bas Datum oes 4. Suit trdgt, bat
fOlgen6en Wortlaut: c9a i6 gu mel
mem 8e6auertt ri9t in ber Sage bin,
6en fir beute in Sbrer Staot ~geplanten
5eierlt6feiten bei5unobnen, beoie1le i'd
mid bieier Metbobe, Die Ilamo Der
@tabt San Mntonlo gu ~ii6ergeben. Sic
9egislattr bat lire Diesbe5ligli6e @ntz
i6eibune in Ser 3uperli6t eetroHen,
oaB bic td6tii6e 8erpaltung bas ibrer
Obbut anpertraute biftorii9 beoeu>
tungsbolle 8autperf erbalten unb be-
fdiiBen, unb baB fe iebe Terunfaltung
ober S6abigung beiel6en gu berbiiten
bic geeisnetten Mabregeln treffen pirb.
Sm bieIer l1e5er5eugung i%ibergebe i'd
hermit forneu bic Mlamo an Die ftdoz
tiiden 8eb6rben bon San Nntonio."
Sobn Sre1anb.
@Duperteur.
IS tpirb bebauptet, Der Mapor babe
1i6 bur6 bieie uSorm", Die nun aQer=
bil1gs f6on mebr bic refine Satpre auf
jeoe Gorm 1T, Derlebt gefiblt. @r m0ge
fi9 berubigeu. Set Der gr6Hnung
Ser Sem Srleanier Weltausftelung per
electrii9en 6unfen bur9 ben prdiibenz
ten Qrtbur iinb bic telegrapbii6en
@taatsaotionen officiea ianctionirt tpor=
ben.
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Feiles Sarsaparil1a' fir
ale Slut, unb Sauttlanfbeiten. aurirt bic
f9limmiten Sale bon 8lutperqiftuns bis our
aeip0bnIiden Slime. @ebraudsanheiIuna auf
Der Etitette. 6abrisirt bon Der Alamo Mft'a
Company nnb gum gerIauf on @teberberfdufer
unb an ~pribatperipnen bel u. Dreib Gan
Mntonio.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-15
Helpless Upon q Friendlsss Seal

Who, In taking passage In q great trans
Atlantic steamer, does not feel thrill OF
exultation over her magnificent power.
Against her the Storm King may hurl his
elemental forces, nor pierce her armor, nor
stop her onward course.
But let me describe scene when, one
morning In mid-ocean, there came an
alarm from the pilot house followed by q
cry: "The ships rudder Is lostw From
the confident expression, CONSERVATION
came to every face. The wheelman being
helpless to direct her course, the vessel
was at the mercy of wind and wave.
Tho captain had been negligent-the
hangings Of the rudder were allowed tc
wear weak, and suddenly 1t had dropped
deep into the seal
Strong in intellect, in physical vigor, In
energy and In ambition, man confronts
uudaunted, gigantic tasks and commands
applause for his magnificent achievements
But, all unexpectedly, an alarm comes
the rudder of his constitution is gone. Hs
has been careless of its preservation; men.
tai strain, nervous excitement, irregular
habits, over work, have destroyed the &C.
tion Of his kidneys and liver. This would
not occur were Warmers safe cure used tc
maintain vigor. And even now 1t may re-
store vitality to those organs and give
back to the man that which will lead him
- the haven Of his ambition.-1he Traveller.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-15
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

Young chickens hatched during the
eat of summer do not thrive as well rs
arlier broods. Il. Farmer.
The latest wrinkle in handkerchiefs
Q to have the border exactly match the
olor of the dress.
Among cultivated plants $50 are
poisonous, sixty-six being narcotics and
be remainder deadly poisons.
To make hog-raising profitable
rops adapted to their peculiar nature
md requirements should be grown
t1change.
Feed, grooming and exercise would
make many shabby looking horses pre-
ent quite handsome appearance.
As q rule. in establishing forest
plantation, it is better TO grow several
'arieies together. Then II some insect
,nemy or other trouble should destroy
me Of them the residue may remain un-
INJURED and thrifty. II all do well.
hose varieties that promise to be of the
greatest value can be retained.
Rusks.-Melt half pound Of butter
md mix with il two-thirds Of pint Of
milk, -four enough TO make a thick bat
YER, add three tablespoonfuls of yeast,
and set it in warm place to rise.
When light, beat two eggs with half n
pound Of rolled sugar, add teaspoon
,f salt, a teaspoon of cinnamon, and
iour enough TO mould out. Let them
rise, and they will bake in fifteen min.
1tes.-7he Household.
The great problem of profitable
farming consists in making the soil in
creasingly fertile. He who builds up
bank account at the expense of the fer
ility of his soil is not to be considered
swise husbandman or successful farmer.
There is no better safe deposit for farm
products than reinvesting them in the
farm itself Not only is Il a safe deposit.
but any investment made in this dircc-
lion is certain to yield apayingdividend
annually. Cleveland Leader.
"A needless amount of consideration
often given to the question of exercise
ior cows. Exercise develops muscle and
bone. but not dairy qualities, except
when there il really too little exercise to
maintain health, and not much is needed
Tor that when good feed, grooming and
ventilation are furnished regularly.
Cows need flesh and fat to be profitable,
and that comes most cheaply by quiet
life and plenty to eat. The exercise
argument is generally urged by those
Did fogies who hate change from pas
turing to soiling.-M Y. Sun.
-Stewed Cucumbers.-Cut them
engthwise, lay them for few moments
in a pan Of cold water. Take small
saucepan, give it a tablespoonful of gool
butter. Put in the sliced cucumbers,
sprinkle them gently with salt and pep
per. Add gill Of cold water and set
the pan, closely covered, where the Gu
cumbers will cook slowly for half an
hour or more. Give them little stir
once in while, but do not break them
more than you can help. When they
are transparently tender you can serve
them at once, or you can add a little
cream. shaking the pan softly as you do
po.-T Toledo Blade.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-15
A GORGEOUS APARTMENT.
Description of y Bonbonniere Boudoir Of
the Eighteenth Century.

Description of . Bonbonniere BoudoiP of
the Eighteenth Century.
Twas at . breakfast lately in charm
ing apartment in the Barberini Palace.
a perfect bonbonniere apartment of the
eighteenth century, writes . corre-
spondent from Rome. 1t was fitted up
for a gay canoness Of the Barberini
family in the last century. The deco
rations and furniture are truly o la
marquise. just a. everything in medie-
val days was grand seigneur. Every
where is the veritable cachet OF Rococo
or Pompadour, that style of decoration
which is without fixed forms, without
log cal carpentry, without proportions.
without unity, and yet fascinating and
charming. Like all the Pompadour
apartments. rooms that are usually
shut off from view and are private are
open 10 the visitor, man or woman.
The bedroom is sort Of temple, with
costly African marble columns on either
side of the bed alcove; from huge in
vsrted green and gold shell above fall
the green and gold curtains. Draw
aside these curtains and sucn a deli
cious nest! Around the bed is wall
covered with the most varied raised
ornaments, in soft colors, on gray
green ground. Nymphs, birds, butter
flies, garlands, trellis-work, gratings,
curved lines ending in leafy branches,
large shells. with green and gold water
flowing from them; three very Pompa-
dour figures of Faith. Hope and
Charity dancing gayly over the head OF
the bed. The dining-room, boudoir
and most delicious little place, very
unllterary looking. called the library,
each has its oratory-looking alcove, all
decorated in the same style, ceiling,
walls and furniture. Every straight
line and angle is lost under maze OF
the same graceful little wreaths and
birds, cupids and shells. The gay, ir-
responsible day of the canoness was
brutally swept off into nothingness by
the French Revolution. This apart
ment, in a bigh-up corner of the vast
Barberni Palace, is pretty little
memory of that frolicsome, reckless
period when seed was gayly sown for
an unexpected harvest of fearful retri-
but on. For many years the rooms OF
the canoness have gone TO rack and
ruin. The grand salon is seventeenth
century Louis XIV. the walls covered
with oil pictures la Fon-
tainebleau, giving all the feats.
sanity and martial of the Barberini
family. At one time this fine room
was sort of nursery tor the boys OF a
family who lived there; the little
wretchcs used to amuse themselves by
shooting arrows and popguns at the
pictured pope and his nephews. Late
ly an American, of ample means has
rented the place, and the coquette' s
rooms are restored to something like
their original luxury. francisco
Chronicie.
The Osceola times., 1885-08-15
BRAZIL
vhe Enbrts Of Dom Pedro - essx5s ths
Abolition Of slavery In the Empire.

me Enbrta Of Dom Pedro 10 eseuFs ths
Abolition Of slavery in the Enptre-
The Emperor Of Brazil has set his face
N favor Of the abolition Of slavery in the
,mpire. In his speech opening the
present session of the Legislature few
days ago he urged upon the members
the passage of law making the empire
Tree, and bill has been prepared for the
gradual extinction Of slavery, which
will receive the support Of majority Of
he members. Among the leading pro-
visions of the bill are a new registration
Of all slaves under sixty years, with dec
laration of value not exceeding 1000
nilreis "a mlreis is about fifty-hve
cents) for males under twenty years,
800 between twenty and thirty, 600 from
thirty to forty, 400 from forty to fifty.
and 200 from fifty to sixty; females to
DC twenty-five per cent. less. Slaves
Of sixty and upward will be considered
free, and all attaining sixty will, ipss
facto, become free, but they will have
10 serve three years, not, however,
beyond sixty-fve years. For liberia
lions the declared values will be
reduced six per cent. every year, but no
compensation will be due for disabled
slaves, and the former owners will have
TO maintain them and all in6rm freed
men of sixty and over. Freedmen
must remain for five years in their
country, and must have an occupation,
under penalty of Imprisonment and be-
ing sent to military colony. Slaves
removed from their province, unless
when their owner changes his domicile,
become jpso fdcto free. There are in
Brazil about l,345,0 900 slaves. notwith-
standing that within the last two or
three years nearly 90,000have been vol
unfairly liberated by their masters.
While the provisions Of this bill are not
SO liberal as they ought to be, it is .
long step in advance for q country like
Brazil. where in the coffee fields slave
labor is immensely profitable, and in q
country where the people are not edu-
Gated up to moral standard that OBJ
tains in most other civilized countries.
The Emperor has for many years been
urging the eradication of slavery, and
bills have been passed for its gradual
extinction, but little has been accom-
plished under any of them. The slave
trade has been abolished, and, a. none
can be bought to take the place of those
freed, it will not be long before the en-
pire will he wholly free territory
Chicago Netos.