Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
" LOVE AMERICANS
al brazilian Senoritas Who
-,.h IN Even the Ugliest
rboir Yankee Visitors.
.,o-as They Are Fascinating,
= -s..r rreachery and Temper
Are Beyond Compare.

Are Beyond Compare.
R.szil-Here, while at the
i'.l ale are still, shiyering amid
I'D IN and colder lains, summer,
VIZ VIZ. Ne season signifies in the
30 " holding un disputed sway.
' ---farce of the foliage, queer
End rank, is something that even
IN August cannot equal. The
'' Inn Is over, but the streams are
'ueo. and the food of water is
.g.z.d in q half-hearted manner
.r- logs Of the raro5t woods,
.7ai- weight in-copper-in the
s..tes from the interior forests
'.- 80 10 The seaport. This country
I n mineral, timber, and grazing
lint the great natural adyant
-...sa.most wholly lacking IN practical
.-t.5n. and will remain SO until the
,.,ra existent state of mental turpi
y. some what lightened by intro
II nineteenth centuryism from the
"a S~.ss. Bahia is "a city OF $4,000
E-a5n and 10 an American, especi-
,ouag American, it seems that
y. rif0r0 of that number are com pos
.,o.at,v girls. senoritas of wonder
.s,..csl charms aud an agreeable
!. II mental iuc.siyeuess and asserta
/, oginionisn.
l...ra,iys opiuionism doesn't seem 90
~. AZ !. we're, with the climatic infl
r. q1icl surround and enwrap one up
..,5.rs Ia Bahia. The very air, add
M he half old world, half barbaric
raor. is particularly conducive 10
IN. of 30 n0thingism. Spanish is q
.,-sya. the tropics exercise a surpris
+rIzg irdasuce, and one has every
,-o.- and iudacemeut to abandon his
..,,,r spirit of rush aad hustle and TO
.,.. into ;nat state of dolce far niente
..s, 70 The Spanish-American heart
--s climate s made for love laziuess,
-mokiug In spite of the
.~ala. Influences so prevalent, lots OF |
ss.,s is transacted in Bahia, mostly /
eae Philadelphia plan of conserva-
.ownts-, -urene5s, and consequent |
.H. Big Spanish houses are begin
,to employ an army of young Ameri /
s,o transact their business, and these |
.syu8Dg fellows, generally are enter
.l. ana of the get there class.
ny DO Of excellent family and ante
.l'- bave matrimonial Snaps open |
item which could make the heat of a |
Italian count thrOb wildly in an &c
$50. joy The senOritas, daughters |
sa'rg, influential often noble, par.
!. ars anxious, collectively and iHdi
l.IT. 0-eize upon these transplanted |
rush them before a priest, /
led them for their own property for
.Mia}e.
b. euor'as are as beautiful as houris
9g'a aud can love like q house afire.
figures a7e universally models for
ls,.e eug-es and their feet arched
a,abow-, and Cindereilan in size.
10 s0uou, eyes can set any well-con
lei mans blood going like a res
anl pump at a single glance; and
:.by fps are, as many of the boys
practically prove, equally perfect in
90 fer k'.sing or cigafrette-smo
= have money many of them lots Of
md ,aey stand ready and willing with
-e- worldly goods 10 endow almost
!olng American Of whose affections
EN- become uudisputed mistress.
heir ana treckles are not counted as
.,s, ID the matrimonial market. IN I
4" a-,t acquaintance senorita is an
9. Venus, and a muse ali rolled into
aa'- .or there is a but, aud a hy dra-
-l one the diverse of this pleas
picture comes under observation af
.olgtr acquaintance. SeuOrita,
a., IS iguoreut-as ignorant As
>-e passionate, and passion in
.aa'e, means jealousy which Is in
y. e.an thoroughly aroused. She ia
9a.a..g beroaric, and has a tenn
parcel 10 which, when once arous.
clone i-a Eeutle zephyr.
t-- these few minor points which
De- counted against Seuorita, there
So most il.usjou-dispelling fact,
s-ap' Doe overlooked Seuorita's
Is -t.e'iug a. fog, as evauescent I
''la-am thing of the present So
-.a' has no place in the tuture /
.r.rHe- beyond the age OF thirty
AZ W. she Is picture; at 20 a
T. oriental loneliness, hasheesh
t'l 70 stir mems souls to any
she Il slightly passe; at 30
S obese, yellow, sharp voiced
addicted 20 drink, and certainly
20 'ae pipe and cigarette.
.tess all the mental beauties
\ 5''.n perfect nature and make the
y married life more enjoyable
'l' spring, and her physical
-''-l i gone forever. For those
Pr 70 the present the South
MATRIMONIAL market is rich in
-.' however, and any young man
. 'a9bs education, and man
1- glaa prize from the lottery,
" furnishes soon, is, aeverthe-
BRIGHTLY gilt and thing Of
'.-- IFS .oyeilness lasts.
.E1tEINY0uREYE.