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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-16
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SanIntpnio 0, Is. Mdr3, '88,
SITS S6eparo a6sr prohibition.
Sir eineu Greunb in greubam ri@tel
Der M9tb. SETH 5beparb folgenoer
8rief
uSn 8eantportuns Sbrer Nnfrage
tit es meine fefte ueberaeugung, baB Die
rd9fte bemofratif9e 2onbention ftG
in nidt miBsuoertebeaber @eiie gegen
Yrobibition gu children bot.
poIitii6e parteien iine baau ba.
iber MaBregeln gu bei6lieBen unb fe
au f6rbern. 9ie partei, tpel1e UNI
eiae Grase (Issue) berumgebt, lit beg
8ertrauens ni9t tpiirbie. probibitiou
it cine Iebenbige Grage, gang sleid
tuas baseeeu bebauptet perben mag.
Die Mafe oerienigen Demptraten,
tuel9s'bas probibitions : 4menoemeni
unterfttBteu, Daben es, 10 CLAUDE i'd,
els tobt dufgegeben; allein es uir6 aui
ibren Wunf9 bin ni1t tobt bleibeu.
Die prpbibitions partei orgauiFrt
fi9 in biefem State unb ii6eraG in
ber Union. Sic boHeu ben Sag gu ers
lebe1 (unb i9 CLAUDE ni9t, baB iie &C.
tdui@t fem tper6en) tpetrl fe bur9 ben
8etpeis ibrer Graft unb ibrer unbeug,
famer l1%eberaeugung Die republitauii9e
partei 3tpingen tperben, fi@ ibrea Gors
berunseu gu fiisen. (Sn bieier 9in=
fidt 1T big ieBt mobl meaig gu beftr9'
ten, aber mir beribeln benz Semofraten
bic N%npenbung bieies Nrgumentes
ni9t, tuertl ct babur9 feline partei Der,
anlafen min, in Der probibitionsfrase
ftleng Garbe 5u be.ennen. Num. b.
&eo.) sic (bie probibitioniften) MIL
fen, oaB fie bon Der 9emoftatie NiGts
gu ertparten baben.
sic perbetl mir gfauben, tpenr i'd
Sic berf1ere, baB t6 gu bieier SteI=
Iuugnabme ni6t bur9 ben Wunf6
peraulaBt tperbe, irgenb einem Demo-
traterl, ber nit uns in Der Grage ni9i
iibereinaimmte, einen 8ertpeis ar &c,
ben. Snbem bic &onbention in .bieier
In9elesenbeit banoelt, mill fe nidt
ettpa bas be~rurtbeilen, mas irgeno St.
ner porber getbaa, ionbern He mill bic
Grage notbwenbig erIebtgen, bamit in
Der 3ufunft tein MiBoerftduoniB boz
riber enttebt.
Sn bemielben SHINE f6nnte f9 bic
bemotratif9e Nationalfonnention ter
8efpre6uug Der Carthage entbaIten,
un 0errn &anban unb Mnberen ni9t
Dsb gu tbun, nenn unfere Staatss
fonbention ft6 peigert, Prohibition als
unbertrd9li9 nit, unb i'm @egenias gu
ben pabren bemotratii@en prinSibien
au erfldren = neil eiaige leiteHbe Ses
mOtraten bies aIs cine 3urldpeiIung
ibrer Nuidten ertldren f6nnten."
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Gafe Muth!

Du fiblit Did nie6,reef 9fasen, bait tsineu
spbetit, Did plast aopfweb, 9u bif unrubis
uuo nerb0s, fur; gu boit irseno elm Mittel
notbis, Did ipieoer aufsuri@ten unb nsuen
2ebensmutb ;u faien. Man bebiene ii9 basu
nidt beftiser Stimulunten, Gribiabrsmebi.
cinen, ODER pertblofer 8ittsrs, Die fai ollie aus
i6Is9tem @bisteb sema@t finb unO nur fir
furse 8eit auresen unb baum cine UNI 10 f9lim.
mere &eaetion i'm @efolse gu buben, iOnbern
ssbrau9e Elm auberldftaeS Blutreinisuuss.
mitteI. Gin foIdes rest eeber unb 3ieren gu
lsbbaftsr 9bdtigteit an, bsrIeibt neue 9ebens.
traft unb sisbt benz 2eibsnbsR 8efunbbeit unb
&raft pisber. Sold tin Wittel 1T bas Glee.
tric Bitters. IS foifet nur so Gents bic
6laIde unO 1T gu baben in Der apptbete bon
U. 9retb, Gan antonie,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-16
Sie bon 2arebe mad gagle 9aB
MiD 6rnu6e hinfiihrenhe Hnhn tnirh

= Sie bon 2arebe mad gogle paB
Gm 2io 8ranbe b%infibrenbe 8a5n tpirb
binuen Gur3em 81 Meilen iber ibreu
iebtgen @nbpunft binaus fortgefibrt
uerben big gu ether Stene, too neue
Goblenlager gefunOen morben 1iub.
Dis 9abn nimmt iebt td9li6 i6on iiber
100 5onneu &oblen aus Den Gan
Sbomas Wtnen nit, piro aber bonn l.
SuIi an boppelt 10 biel nebmen.
Wus Godoale, Milam Co., iagt
cine &Orreiponbens: Ser Blar1 bic
ginpanberungse8 euegung our @ountps
Nngelegenbeit gu MAIDEN, 1T gu Sal
gefommen; bic Garmer > MQian3 ober
pieImebr Der 8ru6tbeil Der Nliana,
tuel6es i6erbaupt Elm Snterene an Die
gstDeguns seiste, 1T enti9ieben gesen bic
MufpuHungs 8 Politif.
Wie bic lebten Bsri9te bon Gates
billemelbeu, uirb Der Oelltrom in benz
Brunnen Der 8eKetungs : Mnitalt inn
rnerfort it6rter, unb bic Qualitdt 1T
cine quite.
- Ser Sheriff bon @ebb &c., 8.
San6e3, bat auf ieiuer g6af . Stand
einen artefii@en 8runuen bpbren laiien,
in pel@em er f6on in elmer Siefe bon
300 SUB cine binrei6enb i1arfe Wa1ers
aueue gefunbea bat. Diefer @rfolg
toiro ftr bic %geiammten 0ieb3u6ts. ST.
tereRen beg Diitrtttes bon GROCER 8ebeuz
tuug wsrben, neil er 8%sranlaRang Boz
gu geben wirb, baB Die meiften Dieb,
aitdter auf ibren Gan9ea ieBt auf artes
ffdem Wege WaRer fir bic Srdnfung
bes 8tebs unb pielei6t au9 fit bic
BemdRerung bon Nderlan6 bef6afen
tperbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-16
RAJ Geinfe unb biuisite 9rudla.
der bel S . 3 OFT DrOs.
Sir Sarmlr.

Menn Sbr nod San Qntonio fommt
UNI @infdufe 3u MAIDEN, sebt 80 Sips
& rma II, No. Is unb 20
Commerce : StraBe. Sort finbet Sbr
bas rei6baltisfte 2aser bon Nderbau>
gerdtbfdaften, giIens, 3iuns unb 8le9s
Waaren. Gii9en' unb Stuben.O efen;
fertise 8agen unb ale basu seb6rissn
einSelnen SbeiIe, S0bn Deere pHige
unb Ssborne's Bidder unb &e6en.
Sips & 9aarmann bebieuet gu9
prompt unb geben @u@ bilisere preiie
als irgenb cine an6ere 5irma.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-16
Mr. q. 8. gosmeQ. elm befat

: Mr. 5. 3. Iospel, Elm befaan:
ter Birser bon Brownsville, Seras,
tbeilt Golgenbes aus eigener @rfabruns
nit: Na9bem Id cine 3eitlan9 an
9iarrboe gelitten uab perf@ie6ene Ste
bisinen gebrau6t bate, beriu9te i'd
cine Glai6e BON gbamberlains GoIic,
@boIera unb Siarrboee9 tilmittel, tpel1e
mid lofort interchangeable. Sd eme
pfeble bies MiitteI allen 4eibeuben.
Sum 8er.auf bel SC. n 60.
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stmmuus etper Regulator Rmlper.

&eifenbe, wel@e Die Tlafden Goes
GliiHgen) gu 5erbre6en ftr@teu, tuers
ben bena6ridtigt, baB Simmons
2iDer &eguIator : pulner,
bereitet bur@ ben NufsuB elmer Sbees
taFe pOq Wafer, (beiB ober' talt), auf
einen SbeelDHel boQ pulber unb baB
Srinfen beg @emii6es, ober iene
Quantitdt bes pulbers in ben MuHb
genommen, I'm fe gu fauen unb bins
unteraui9luden, bic Wirtuag zines
milben Oefuuussmittels obne 2eib,
i6neiben ober uebelfett baben nirb.
@ebt N9t, ben e9ten Simmons 9ipers
&%esulator, bereitet Don 5. $. 3eilin G
Co., 5u befommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-16
SALTS
800
800

Die 2eier ber uGreien preie" tperben
ft1 %freuen, 5l erfabren, baB es tpenigs
items eine gefiirdtete Rranfbeit giebt,
wel6e Die Wifenf6aft in al ibren
Gtabien bat furiren %f6nnen, unb oas 1T
bet Rdtarrb. 9af's &atarrb Sur III
bic ein5ige ieBt in Der mebiainifaen
8riberi6aft befannte poitipe Sur. Ser
Ratarrh 1T cine Son titutionsfranfbeit
uno e~tforoert cine fonititutionsmdBige
Sebanblung. 6aQ's Ratarrb : Sur
mirb eingeuommer unh tpirft brett auf
bas glut unb bic S6leimbautfld6en
bes epfems, babur9 ole 8runoIage
ter 'Graufbeit 3etft6reao uno benz ga.
tienten 9tdrfe Ge5eno, inbem lie bic
2%oniiitutiou aufbaut ui!b Der Notur in
ibrer Nrbeit bilft. Die @igenthiimer
haben 10 piel Berttauen gu i1ren 0eiIs
frdfteH, baB fe bunbert Dollars fur iee
ben Gon an6ieten, ben fie ni6t beilt.
2aBt @u6 bic 2ifte Der 3eusniiie toms
men. 9bref{irt
5. S. @henep G o.,
3Dleoo, Ohio.
as-gerioilft BON apOtbefsrn, Is @ts.
8aEarrbsamr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-16
2Ste gefeur Die 9aaiu9en per.
tsiGtet.

Wir tbeilten por Gursem nit, bob Der
Barrier 5ori9er Pafeur our @erni9.
tung Der Ganin6ea, tpel9e ft9 in Neus
SubsWales (Mufralien) raid permebrt
baben unb bort ungebeuren S@aben ars
ri1ten, borgeiblagen babe, unter biefen
Ganinden bic 6tbner9olera gu nerbreis
ten, inoem man bic ga3ilen bieier
Rraufbeit unter oas 6utter mif9eu ioa.
Gin 3ufaa bat nun pateur bic @ele=
9enbsit geboteu, ieiEen 8ori9las in
praxi aus3uiiibren uab er bat f9 -
nod ben bo~rliegenben Beri@ten -bur6.
aus bemdbrt. 6rau pommerp iii
&eims, bic Seiberin Der ~berubmten
@bampagnsrfabrif, mel9e Obsrbalb H.
rer &elereien eiueu a6t 9ettar sroBsn,
rings BON Mauern umf9lohenen Yatf
batte, lieB Ganin1ea in benieJben brins
gen, UNI tbren gnfelu bas 8ergaugen
elmer Sagb in Oer Stabt gu peri@afeu.
Die Sbiere baben f@ in0eKen 10 raid
permebrt, unb ben 8ooen bes parts
untermtiblt. baB Mme. 9ommerp nun
ni1ts febnli9er wiinf9te, als bic Gas
nin9en tuieber log gu werben. 9ie
Sbtere tparer aber aus benz Greioebaus
fen, in ben iie fi@ gefi1tet batten,
ni9t mieber beraus3ubriusen, bielmebr
muBte man, UNI gu berbiten, baB bic
Sblere aus 9unger ibre unterirbii@en
@dnge aa3u tief ausbebnten unb oa.
bur9 bic unter benz Bart ~gelegenen
&elereien In gefabr brd9ten, ibnen
nod tdgli6 Sutter rei6en. Su biefer
Sage foroerte Mme. Bommerop nun
nit Greuben Derrn pateur auf, feinea
8ori9lag in ibrem part our Nusfhbs
rung gu b%ringen. Ser 8eriu6 9elang
b%olitdnbis. Nm %. DECEMBER tpurbe
bas Gutter nit elmer frli9en &uItur
bon BaciIen Der 6hbner6olera befeu6z
tel unb mad uenigeu Minuten mar bais
felbe bon ben Sbieren per3ebrt. S9On
am nd@ten Sage fan0 man 10 2ei@en
auBerbalb Der 96blen, 5mei Sage ipds
ter tpieoer Is unb BON bieiem Sage an
tpurbe teiu lebenbes 2anin9eu mebr in
benz parf erblidt, Der Guttertlee, t1els
der i'm bic 96blen gele9t mar, blieb
unberibrt, unb Der frif9gefalene
S9nee 3eiste teine Spur elmer Ranins
6enpfOte. Sie Sbiere linb aIio ofenz
bar in ibren 96blen seftorben. gs
mar gu %Oermutben, oaB bic aufgefunbes
men 80 2ei1eu nur einen geringen
8ru6tbeil Der tpirtIi9 oerenbeten Sbiere
barfeuten. Dies mar in Der Shat Der
SOL. 9snn dig man bic @dnge, bic au
BEN 96bleH ftbrten, aufgrub, fanb man
groBe Saufen bon 2ei9en. Die Sbiere,
oeren GAIL auf mebr ais 1000 sel6dbt
murbe. tuaren in 3eit BON brei Sager
perni6tet.
r@as %perben", 10 frast 6rau poms
merp in einem Sriefe an. paReur;
nSbre enslii@en Mngreifer iasen. anse.
i9ts zines fOIden grssbuiHes2 Cine
eingefrieoigte Gld6e bon s Settar, nell
DE bon Gantu6en pimmelte, 1T elm
9obtenfeIo seporoen. 9err paiteur
oersiftet cine eiuaige Mabl5eit, unb on
ben folgenben Sagen regt i6 ni6ts
mebr. ales 1T aus, Nles 1T tobt."
Wenn bic ~bebrdugten Nufralier ebenio
oergniigt finb iiber bic Wirtiamteit bes
Mittels, 10 bat fi@ 9err Yaitsur elm
bebeutenbes 8erbienft eriporben = mir
iagen ri9t einen Beroient, obmobl bic
500, 900 Mart. tpel9e bic &esieruns
BON NeusS tb. WaIes als prdmie aus'
seiebt bat, aud ni@t gu oera6ten
pdren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-16

= Sie bette Gribia5rsmebiain unb
Slutreini9uugsmittel finb elm boar 30,
len st. patrids pilen. Sic S9a9tel
tofet Is Gents uub He bepirft mebr
als irgenb cine OouarsM ebi3in. @arans
tirt unb berfauft bon u. 6 0 & s o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-16

nr Die neuen Waarer fit bic
Gregory @roderp Go. langen
nun an unb bic Girma bat bereits elnige
CARLOADS erbalten. Man befu6e bas
@ef9dft uno brittle bic Breife. 400 &
All 9oufton.S traBe.
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Yin beattde 2ebrer uno beutidje
G6uleemeiuben.

5tber bsuti6e esbrer, Der feline Steae au
peranoern pini&t, unb ieOe oeutfde SduI.
semeinbe, bic einen 2ebrer iudt, nen6e Fd an
ben nutsr3ei6neten.- 0uftau 8enoer,
Seuetdr osutid.tsr. 9ebrer.8 erbanhs.
24,2,tup @eimar, Colorado Co., Ssxas.
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@16O.oOO.

Ber siein @Ia6 berfu9t unb ebise Summe
ssey stnen TbeiI babon In Der 2ouiiana. ober
aS9 110,0 o IN Der 2iitIe 9abaua 2ottsrie &c.
biznen m69te, henbe ff9 fur 4idets on
DUCK RIscHK, Mfamc Ylasa.
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% d 8.

@ait: Nber oiefe gier finb ia bart.
Sd fagte Sbnen bod ausbridli9, i9
tpolte f: pfaumenpei9.
6ellner: ga, iebt i'm Suni-fub bic
pflaumen aud nod ni6t mei6er.
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= &eudtuten fam ~poafdnbig tons
trolirt uab iebe @sfabr permieben mer>
ben, bur6 bdufigen @ebrou9 bon
@bamberloin's 9uften. Mebi3in. Ni9ts
8eKeres fann berI6rieben tperben. 0er=
fault bon sc. COINS 60.
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8rud 8ruh grud /!

uirb unfebl6ar turirt mad Der Metbobe
Der 9otturet s. $. unb s. Wiliams,
aus st. 2ouis, Mo. @eber Mefer nod
bppobermiide Nabeln tperoen anges
iuanbt. Sofortige grlei1terung, unb
griinoli6e 9eilung in furaer 3eit. Man
wiro ni6t berbinbett, Finer Irbeit unb
ieiaen @ei6dften na@3ugeben. Nuf
@uui6 tpirb bic 9eilung garantirt.
&oniultation u~nentseltli9. MdBtge
preiie. SpreGt bor 3tmmer No. 4
iber Wolf & MarT. 12,3,tup
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Rin6er @asen in sr6Bter 9usmahl
bon $3.50 big 5u $500.
80 pra9tboue Pbotos2 itbograpbii6e
anf@ten bonn &bein fur nyr so Gents.
Souoenir.M lbums BON San Mntonio
nit 81 Mnf6ten fir so Gents.
Saul Wasner.
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6elD 40 nerIetbem

sbnt aommifion8.
ssu $1,000 an aufpdrts auf l Bis 10 sabrsn
ant &stctbeten bon euItibirtem 2nnb, elm.
g~tjdEutes @sibeIanb unb Confederation in
esStereu Stdottu In &eras. anfauf unb
BsyIdngeruug bon 8enbors 9iens.
6rnncis @mith, Gaibwen g. Co.,
$50 Gommerfe.S trafe, Gan antonio, Seras.
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Samr.

Ser DeutI6e triuft burdi6nittIt9
80 Siter Bier per Sabr u.6 Gopf.
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saT 3ebn Gents gintritt gum s a'
bion s Eeater.
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&aarem 0ei66ft
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PAUL WAGNER.

Die rei6ife uno ~elesantefe- Mnemeb
bon Wrtifeln, pelde f1d s~efonbers IL
@eburtstage, unb 3Odisits : Geiaenfes
ei9nen. ais
Silberplattirfe Baareu.
Statuen BON Nron;e, 8eyra , @otto,
Bcr3elan nab Mlobafer.
@elieiSie Sisurea, @rueiTre unb Ae.
ienfran3e.
Blumen.Ba ien unb Gmreln.
Taffen, fem beccrirte.
Nlbun1s In grocer Nusmabi.
photographer Oler art.
SouOeuirs nit 81 Anldteu psn San
Nntcnio, far SO Gents.
Dilcer. unb Bitber= Rabmen.
Mufitbcien unb uhren
Opernslafsr unb Sernrobre.
Eaideuueiier unb 5&eeren.
9amens unc 6erren. EOilet Neeefoire.
@elotaiden fur 6erren unb Damea.
Oamens6 anbtni@en.
Drief. Mappen.
<9dreibseuSe nnb Noti3badsr.
ViitensGarten. @tuis.
Damen Grbeits= Gdtden unb Rsrbe.
Sanb=Spieael nnb Sdmme.
Raud-T iidc unb Serpice.
@isarrens Gtuis.
3eitunss. Mappen.
Sps5ierfSde.
gcSel, unb gi1bOrn. 3SFee.
I%ccoroecne, j3itbern uub 80rmcnicas.
WuIdeln in GROCER Nuamabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-16
0As 4ausmitta ionoer @leiden.

0as 0ausmittel ionber Gleiden.
sd babe Simmons aiper Resulator
lanse Sabre biubur9 eebraudt unb e3 1T
ens eintise SausuitteI gepeleu. befeu mir
un4 be0ienteu. Mn4 meme SHUTTER mar
iebr tiHsenommen fir bies Mittel. Gs 1T
etne auperIdIiee. neil fiber iuirfenbe Me.
eitiA BET allen Gt0runsen bes 9~erbauungs.
fbFems uno fem pauptperib befebt 6as
rim, 2~ranfbetten 3u berbin.
BERN. SD pfege es allen meinen Greun.
ben au empfebIen unb iuerbe aud in gu.
fuuft fortfabren, bies gu tbnn."
&er. Sames W. Rcltns,
#afor an Der SabI. MetbobiFenfirde in
GairFelb, ga.
Bran fpart i5eit NIB Doctor Nednun=
gen, wen man INNER Simmons Liver
Regulator I'm Sauie fibrt.
sd inbe, bab SIMMONS LIVER RE.
GULAToR ba8 bette Gamilienmittcl III,
sesen 2eiben aner grt, tpie 8erbau-
ungsf&Dd@e, 3oIit. Oiarrb0s
9obbrennen unb @aIIigfeit.
Bon allen bielen 2eiben ber1daTt ber g.,
Der &eaulntnr fdneae nnb fidere abbiIfe.
@eun i'd febr fubFantiea gu abenb &c.
eehen babe, pTese t1 Dor benz 3ubettes
geben eiueu fbeelOfeI p on befeIben aa MIR
"a nebmen uu6 id bleibe 6ann bon iebem
0efatl hes unbebaeeus b%efreit."
Obib q. Sparfs,
Ct . Wtabor sor Maeort, Ga.
@-Der etn3ise d4te Sober : 8esulatcr
trdst unIere SanbeIsmarte (z) born auf
BEN llmf@Ias.
J. Fl. Zeilin & Co.
aIeinise gisentbimer, philadelphia, pa.
$reis $1.OO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-07
ROYAL FLUSHES.

King Humberts palace at Rome contains 2,0O0 rooms, but the king and his family oc' cupy 125 of them.
 The czar of Russia lately presented 1,0O0,- 900 rubles to a nobleman to relieve his pe- cuniary endorsements.
 William II, the new emperor of Germany, spent two years in learning to set type and one year in press room.
 The emperor of China is having electric lights fixed up in the Nan-hai-tze palace grounds at Pekin They will cost s6,000.
 King Humbert, of Italy, has given up dancing and at all the palace and state balls his son takes his fathers place as partner of the lady whom the king delighteth to honor. The prince of Naples is a good dancer.
 The queen of Italy on recent occasions re- ceived guests seated in the chair of state just under a picture of her husband, the king. She was dressed in a severe robe of black velvet, which showed off her magnificent pearl necklace to the greatest advantage.
 The crown prince of Sweden has been robbed of S1O0,0O0 worth of jewels. The duchess of Edinburgh was recently relieved of $40,O00 worth of gems in Spain. The royal travellers of Europe should take with them only "a change and their teeth brushes" as Cadeaux says
 The princess regent of Brazil, who is now making q favorable impression as admins trator, is forty-two years old She never signs her full name, which is Isabella Chris tine -Leopoldine Augustine Michelli- Gabrielle Raphaelle Gonzagne, Princess Imperial of Brazil and Countess D'Eu.
 When the Princess of Wales opened the Royal Naval and Military bazar she was dressed in navy blue silk, with three bands of scarlet on the bodice and some touches of rcd visible upon the skirt. The young Prin- cesses Victoria and Maud, simply dressed in brown, tailor made costumes, were with their mother.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-07
THE NATIVES OF BARBADOS.
Their Simple and Happy Life-Che' Food and Standardization and Morals

Their Simple and Happy Life-Chear
 Food and Clothes Religion and Morals.
 They live very simply, these children of the sun For food, fruit, flying fish and yams are nearly enough, are nutritious, and cost but trifle, say penny or two day. For clothes, plain, white material which covers them completely, except feet that are always bare, and an aged straw hat, picked up somewhere, is really more than they need in a climate where clothes are burden and Edenian attire something to be longed for. They cost little more than fig leaves.
 One of their little houses, in many instances not more than ten feet square can be rented for about 8 month; and water is free. So they get on very comfortably, and, except from habit, do not often beg. That your dog should come up and ask for food does not seem more natural than that these negroes should hold out their hands for a penny, and the brute animal takes refusal with much poorer grace than the human A stranger driving past nnd every visitor bears his cachet upon his forehean represents wealth, intelligence and undisputed superior author ity-why should he not be asked for penny9 Clearly there is no reason whatever. Occasionally they are malicious. My friend Reed had a lot of fine fowls poisoned not long ago, because neighbours cook was jealous of his; and such petty crimes, the result of jealousy or spite, are not infre- quent In a certain way they are religious, That is, they attend church regularly on Sunday, pay their mites cheerfully and re- spond vigorously. The Church of England controls the island and has numerous par ishes, which are well supported by govern ment subsidy and tithe taxation, and are we'll attended
 It is a simple impossibility to make them moral In order to marry, a certain license fee is needed, and it is customary for the woman to purchase the house, saving, penny by penny, the S25 necessary to pay for the little box which to them is home, besides the price of the furniture But it is so much easier to avoid this and have the money to spend for bright ribbons or stunning gown, that large majority of black women be- come concubines by choice. This condition is not regarded as shameful in the least, and many refuse altogether to marry when they have the chance, alleging the unwisdom of binding themselves for life to an untried partner Suppose he done turn out bad master, den what 1 do7" answered one of them yesterday to my question of why she did not marry.
 It is not far back in the history of these islands to voudoo and fetich worship, the essence of which is fatalisn; and this doc urine has descended unchanged to the pres ent My man dropped a focusing glass the other day, with damaging result at this dis tance from New York It was not much use to abuse him, result he was expecting, and he turned away wrath with the remark, "De will ob God mus ber' which 1 learned after ward was a common expression among them to account for lapse or accident of any kind.-Dr Wm. F. Hutchinson in American MapaZine
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-07
Democratic Nominations,
OF COURSE.

In 1884 the Waterbury American, then an independent paper, supported Cleve, land and Hendricks and was bitter in its opposition to Blaine. No one questioned its honesty, but per contra its fearlessly expressed independence was admired by both democrats and republicans. Ever since Cleveland was inaugurated it has been his champion and defender. This was all right and proper and but for the chain of unfortunate circumstances that led to the nomination of Harrison in place of Blaine, the American would to-day be shouting for Cleveland. As it is, the paper has already proven by it's uneS- plained backsliding and attempt to straddle the situation.th that its boasted independence was sham. Its laudation first of Cleve- land, then of Harrison, without ever ven turing an opinion as to which is the better man for the presidency, or which platform is the most consistent and deserving of support, is sickening to both democrats and republicans. Here is sample of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-07
Plaint of a Pretty Telecrapher.

"I wish you could tell me why it is that the young man who sits next me gets $50 a month and 1 get only $50, when 1 do three times much work as he does" said pretty telegrapher the other day
 'You see, our dispatches are numbered" :" she continued, land there have been times when had 320 day against his 60. work steady, and he is resting every half hour. At any rate, I've often begged him to change wires with nc, and he won't"
 "There must be some good reason. Per haps 1t is because he can do night work"
 "If he does he is paid 45 cents an hour for overtime. I'd do it gladly for that. am an expert as much as he is an expert. No; they say it is because men have family to support. But so do l have a family to support. I don't blame the man, you know don't want to drag him down to my level I want to raise myself to his"
 Perhaps women are not desirable in tele- graph offlcesT
 "Yes, they are, if they are experts But it is getting very difficult to become an ex- pert. You see, the first few years you are not very capable and nobody wants you. But without practice you cannot become an expert. One of the first rules of an organi- zation is to hinder students wherever you find them. There is injustice again. Now, personally, I am sure have no such feeling against the girls, but it seems we must do that for self protection"
 "But doesn't the organization help you who are members in sustaining our wagesr'
 'No; when it becomes matter of busi- ness the women are voted down every time. I have thought about this great deal, and I don't see any way out Do you suppose the ballot would help uss For sometimes have thought it may be the fact that the young man who sits beside me has a vote gave him more pay for less work than do. Now do tell me just what you think."-New York Journal