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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

now Invariably tied with wide ribbon
strings, these will of necessity be .modi-
fad IS the warm weather approaches.
NOTES.
Skirt drSperies falling In straight lines
are in high favor.
Jersey bodices are now made in the
shape of s&Ilor blouses.
Dark gemet cloth trimmed with sursh
worn for esrly spring.
Bodies Of wedding dresses have rows
Of Grape, plIsse and insertion laid Cross
WsYs over the bosom.
Roman couture, with It's three-gold
bands around the head ana short cuIls
over the head is much worn.
Coat sleeves now d easily and have q
simple cuE at few fac tucks or pleats
upon the outside Of the arm.
VERY little girls wear kilted skirts, snd
loose Jacket bodice with blouse or libOt
points, trim with bows and pretty but
IONS.
Many OF the imported spring wooden
gowns have polonsises that give prin-
eesse effect, though the suit is in two
parts-waist with attached drapery and
DIAll bElEt'
Elegant striped materials for draping
evening toilets are formed Of bsads OF
sS.in RIBBON aud lsce. With black lace
moire ri1oon Is preferred. Ladies WAC
awe quantity OF narrow laCe lnuOcee
may thus convert them into an effective
drapery for the front Of SKIRT.
The newest tea gowns il what is called
the "emPress" shape are supposed to be
modelled AFTER the royal roOes OF China,
and are wildly ornamented with gold en-
broidery Of hsmipgoes, pshcsns, impos-
sible 10 SeFs, half moons and Guns, aud
some ines even peacock with outpsread
tail We II to the left side.
Word comes from Paris Of rew coiRuFes
IL VII ch the hsir lies smooth and close to
the head, with buta bare lock or two
dropping from its Tippled surface down
on to the brow, snd for ornament tiny
i4weled comb or batterflv plsced quite in
the Il ddle of the head, and standing an
inch or more above it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

Sit down, little mother, and let us talk
o While shout that eldest daughter. Did
she ssy, "Mothsr don't kno@2" and did
che tell the trulb2 Have a care, loving
mother, less il your tenderness you be-
come bondW0mGn TO your family. Your
husband chose you sg his companion, not
alone Is hcusekeeper, to be afteTward
uursemaid and general utility woman on
the stage OF domestic lifs. Although he
may set 10 careless, his catecai. m is well
lesrued as to WOmsn's first duty, which
ne enthusiastically pronuuCcss TO be tbs
duy Of looking your best. So cit doWp,
little mother, smooth She wTinEles that
are coming en- your brow. The bright
DOW is etiii pretty for YOU, and your hair
has not yet lost It's softness; why not ar
range 1t beconipgiy and dCp, against his
coming, the gown BE most samlres.
You are ready, not surely the same
tired, worn woman of IN hour ago. a
bath, rest krd q careful toilet have
literally transformed you. Watch for
the plessufs5e surprise that will
msnifsst itself in the face of
your husband at his homecoming
There ie nothing equal 10 keep ng your
husband in love Win you, and it cannot
be done by slovenly woman. Men con-
tlnue through their lives 10 be attracted
il not ensnared by beauty III woman, aud g
wise wife rem m5ers that the charms
hat win must be carefully preserved and
new ones added, so there is no danger
that through her lsziness or indifference
he slips away from home and mooIings,
for sirens still sing, and Dido and Cleo
pBtra still have their disciples.
The children ell what Of thenS Are
you never to delegate any responsibility
TO tbemf how old is that tall gill of
yoursi only ten l-0ld enough to be exact
ing; old enough 10 her own esteem TO di-
rect her course, decide upon her dress,
and fad fault with mothel's way. Then
she is old enough 10 assume light duties
and be made responsible for any derelic-
ZION; old enough 70 relieve mother and
thus give her time IN meet social and in
tellecJual Claims. You ssy she is youi g,
she gots 10 school. che is busy with
music, painting or some other accom-
plisbment WHAT purpose have You in
her lief Do you expect her 70 be simply
skilisd 10 Oook-lorea and to be
81 artist, or have you dreams,
yes, hopes, that your life
may be spared until you see her sdornisg
tae home That some good man provides
for her? WHIST part does this
pisy in your plsn Ct
educAtiorf Too young-no, not too
young TO begin, IS ne will prove to you
Remember, little mother, you are to
SIS in the psrlor to receive psps. Come,
Katie, you shall prepare meal ami
show msmms how easy foryou is the
trsnsihon from books to s play at house
keeping. Brgin st the foundation by
making the FIRE in the cook stove; cleared
Of aches, 1t soon burns brightly. Now,
while the water is heating for the Coffee,
step into the dining room, set tse taole,
lay che cloth straight, put knife and fork
on ght side, napkin on the left, aHd see
that the sal.-b xes, glasses and plates
have no speck of soil or trace of lint.
You will be more certain II you have 3
soft towel and polish each one es It is put
down. Now pat little pats OF butter IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
a Gre at Battle

L continually going on in the human sys-
TEN. Tee defsQn of impure blood strives
to gallo victory oyer the constitution, to
ruin health, to drasvictims to the grave.
4 good reliable medfslne Ike Hoods S 4r-'
sapArills is the wsapohwi,h which to de-
lend ones self drive tnadesperate enemy
from the field and restore nesce and Hodily
health for many years. Try this peculiar
medicine,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
LONGViEW.

ESeT SUI sEers Whnse R-coysry IS highly
Probable.
special to the Gazette,
LoEGVIEw, Tx, March H. Sam Foster, who
was bayohetteu by Wolf E,tor day before yes
terday, an account of viii "a appear o in this
paper at the time ia better, End greater hopes
are ent rtained # bis recovery, though the
wound inflicted By bayOnet is very dang rou'
S norits LNpet, who fell from the show eDt
vesIerfsV, foil sccouut Of which was given
BIZ THR GAZETTE. Is not fatally II 1lTed
was first cup osed pEless compl cation arise
n now Rnticip o.. She viii RI cover as n
bones were BIO en- or no blood vessels r1pIured
IS yet oi.eoveTe0, viii oushs 30 be asceT
spine, which may be permanenll, injured, but
which he doctors say ma not trouble her OF
the account of her EyoGEhfulnesE and great
strength Of muscles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
Ths A,serbsrrr HoteI.

Clarendon, Tex, is located en- the north
side Of the railway track and near the
depot. Wholesome fare and good beds.
TAe trsvelisg public cordially invited to
call. Every effort Will be made to Sstis
taeeorily entertain our guests. Rates:
81 30 per dzV So cents single meals.
s E. ATTKRBBRRY, Proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

opBUIdI % Ihe Us4eIFt,
BRIAN. TEX March l7.-Alf)rd Bell, we'll
10 do colo ed II ID living eleven miles east of
Bry an, In Br- EOS COUNTY, rane in day and
surrendered to the authorities. He "a charged
by he late grand jay of theft of hols over inc
VS. ne Of $40 His bond for appearance was
fixed 1T $40 which he readily save, and was
allowed TO go about h nusin 80,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
ROBBERY ANDaURDER.

Interesting Gases fried in the District
COURT at OOlt man,
Special tn the Gazette.
CO RMAE, TEX, March 11.-Oiatriot court
hss been IN session TWO weeks, and the two
mos. important asses, the State vs.. W. z. Muse,
charged With robbing the express Bife here,
and R. y. Hare, charged with murder, hays
been tried and both cq-itted. Much interest
WAS manifested b tn cases, and the resUlSts
gen. rally we j received, +
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
aALyE>eE.

To Play New Orleans msking Extensive
Preparations.
speciel to the Gazette.
GALvEsT.K, TEX. March 1.-THE Galveston
Base Ball CT left thi. afternoon for New Or
leans ~ play the New Orleans league team to
mofr1w ana Monday.
The 10 al brant OF the IrIsh Land League are
maj Ing tensiye pr, paraIions fvr the .ep
tiUn II Sir Thomas Gr-ttan E-nonde, the oils
tinguished orator. wno spsaAs he e n Il week,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

Logsp, EVans& smnh's Great IS shoe
An immense st6sksfn all styles, q The
great So shoe iustTsceived at Inc popular
boot and shoe house Of Logan, Evans &
Smith, Sl5 Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
At NaGona,
Carrasp ondence OF the aazette.

NACONA, TEX, March 16.-Cosn is
coming in a2d mse,iDg with ready sale 81
so cents. There is large acreage sowD
% oats. The wheat look. very promising.
Corn planting ia the order OF the day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

8exnlzr Oar Load snipnsnn
"Cefes" isthe word most used in Texas,
sad is4ne name Of n finest -aour shipped
TO tbs stalss Tie Fort Wefth GroesF'
CO. IeceiF res4fsr shipfnents xery
Heek, sBd they skil it's wholesale Ass
gstail. Use Ceres ssnd ysFWlll afWsSs
nave good bread.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

aL,diegs during pregnancg,;vilI fnd Ma
CURES gunduras5o the yVsost yslhsh4ea
'eathartte that thss can usssss it opStsfes
without psip4naEses os ttpiPg 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

ChIckering, Wbeelosk snd Mathushek
plsDos, Mason & Hztniin western cDttrg &c
and Kimbsli orgsEss for sale at c. Il. Ed
wards music spaseS80S Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
siiIi P ching Got on,

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX March l7.-Cotton con.
tlnues to come in. Almost every day 6
few bales are marketed.
Cotton is sill being picked on DR. J.
aHaFiyHe's farm, whic7 is located about
: Hl.tS south Df Terrell. TEeTe is prob
soly s52als or two yet in the field.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

i have found ont sgifs toFmy fair. 1t is not
q ring Of gold nor EsWefe fJr her hs' ,nt5t
pearls for ner white nesz. bus Salvation 0aFfor
her SIZE throat shs'sE singing Diro. :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

Ladies fine hand Ssurn button boots at
IS aud 81, at Logan Evans Smiths,
alS Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
Piano TO Have a os.ton Conpress.

Special TO the Gazette.
PLANO TEX March Il. Piano IL glad over
her triumph in ,ecuIing lsrt Of est:on C m
press over ber powerful rival, Mckinney. Tn.
plant will be IN operation an ut ID, next Ne
eotissions Tor the LyeaIion of me sise are Low
reading.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
xsxss Pensions

WARRINGTON, MsTch 1.-THE folk
log Texas pensions were Issued to d
Mexican suIv vors-Jobn NJ SIM
,SpringtoWn; Thomas Hudson, Ne,
more; Thomas Johnson, Chicots; Hsry
B. Davis. Eigle Pass; John Cox, 3
llnger; Richard 4. BoYce, Austin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

hedishes. Beeu, Toms ,ses, Cabbage.
All hese fresh spring segetsblezean be
had at Is Fog w ort1 Grocer Cog Yau
esn oEdsf reESIsr veg<faole d5nneft now
by doing y1ur sxn6shs - as place,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

z Lunch ana 1ars9s b. zsts-
"a neS43i jgsi reessFsd 81 sahE Fort
Wortbt arocsF c.. e .a...glss'ssss,. oiaaic
simsfs HON " fsssSz s4ssss5a wsM<sznt
3 nice leRea bssket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
Spring Like Weather.
Special to the Gazette.

WILLS POINT. TEX, Msrch II Tie
weather is Very fee aod spfing-like nov.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

WBIrE ~RIGHr, TRx March I7.-Cot-
ton is still coming IN slowly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

ParsDips and old fashion ruiaosgs tur-
nips at Turner, MsCsare & Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

Sd Hc-N0 Tea
ASK yonf grocsr for 1t, and don't be
jsatisflzd with e5sthing else; for it is gEs
questienabls1ie best u&nd OF tessfnt the
country FoRT wssrH GRoekA Go. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
Advice TO mcih.rs.

MrG Winslostsso thing sErae for ehildren
teet9fng, sooihs the chi {, eftensstEe gums,
all 81 pain, suFes wind code and Is the beet
re s6aY Tor o,ssrhea. a5osnts 2 sbstle. 'sssSEsss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
Luaoh ANA sarss,, Bs.Ss,

Fe. fae French csk Shoes, see Logar,
'Rssns & Smith.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
He-No fes.

For foe patent ssther shoes, see Lo-
gan, Evans & Smith,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

sipperst spppsss snpperst
Jus: rece we'd a imws1ss line of laciss
opera slippers. N ssfces and styles.
Los&s, EVANS 4 SMITH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
Marine Intelligence.
Special to tia Gazette.
RegDlzr Oar. LOAD snipnsnls

GALVESTON T March II Arrived, steam.
ship MOI gan City from New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18

For Gre ksngayEo leather shcss,
Logan, Exams { smitn,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-18
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Cotton Coming In.

Special to tie Gazette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
Armour Packing Go.
KANSAS CIIY, Mo, Feb. g. lt

KANSAS CIIY, Mo O., Feb. g. 1888 JOSEPH DrRR. Tucson, Ariz:
 pEAR SIR:-Oesiring 10 quote you in accordance with the EmOOnt of your trade in the provision line, ha have taken the hberry to place your name on our Jobbers' List, snd will for Ine coming season furnish yon with JOboers' prices ''Coofideptial" We believe pric, quoted and quality Of goods will secure us the bulk of your fsvors.
 Very truly.
 ARM UR PACKING Co.
 Col. Durr, the grandson of eis mosi generous spd respecto1 grsndmothor. Sss uace irexprsssIbly hsppy this morning by the arrival of as fine lot of Gilroy, California roll butter ss vas ever turned out of that famous creamery. lt IS fresh, sweet spd choice.
 He has slso secured fine los of Ar uour's Kansas City pickle pork, vith -our krsut to mAke the country safe. Tsis is @ new article end has been spe- oially prepared for family use. Tboush never before introduced in this market 1t is, wherever ured, much relished. ar d will no doubt beooue @ favored dish on the tables of Tucson families. Ou account of the near approach of holidays, the Colopers grandmother wrete 10 one of her friends on ihe other side ot lhe big fish pond. and the result I- sn invoice of Holland Herrins (Melco- ner) of the 1887 pack. They arrived in prime COZ rdision and are now waiting Co be eaten. A large lot of SsntelIe, Ssiss Cheese sod all marketable delicscies were also received. Tbe Colonel keeps every kind of cheese made, DO matter wbst 1t may ie, ask him for if and ii vlll be forthcoming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
Tn. Small Boy and the Circus.
iFi'tShurE Chronicle,

The occasional accidents tc circus riders Tesssure the small boy. This is skep iical age and be Is soon divorced from
 riss kingie Ee ge's omi1ous whispers that lei and the feat of shooting the zpp,c are myths. le is not allowed to surrender himself to fairy Is es and robber stories. At last. some cold biOOded person sneers st one the hero left him-the circus rider. who goes around the ring on the capaTisoLed steed amidst rescundiTg music and the .ibes of the clown Ee hears that there l. no danger in 1t. s7d that the horses are ouly making belieye that they go iss:. that really Il n tame aasir The small boy IS disheartened until he reads in some paper of bare back rider breaking bis necS. and he then returns to his old faith, sad the huge tent and sswdust circle become enchanted piRces
 IL IS so important that few creduious small boys should survive in this coun try. that il is perfectly proper for st least une circus rider to breax his neck ID season. and the press is warranted In littis .eliciiRtion when the event occura lenty O c;rcus riders csn be found but there Is danger of the race of crednious small boys becoming extinct, and that n . calamity tbai must be prevented, now ever many clrcus fellows are sacrificed bul.alo Bil is doing miss.oDary work amongst the young generation, but the small in.ide,s are beg ming even 10 ques- tion his say ages and the other blood curd- ling features of his moral show. The last hope is really in the circus
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
The Territorial Plank of the Ns-
 tiOnsI Platform.

The government by Congress Of the Territories is based upon necessity only Co the end that they may become states in the Union; therefore. whenever The condition of population, material re- sources, public intelligence and morality gre such se to secure 6 stale local gov ernment therein, the people of such Ter ritories should be permitted, es nEbi inherent in tbeu, to form for them selves constitutions and State govern mects and be admitted into the Unloo. Pending the preparation for Statehood, all ofioers thereof should be selected irori bona fide residents snd cItixens or the Territory wherein they are to serve. South Dakota should of right be nm mediately admitted as B State jn tbe Union, under the constitution framed snd adopted by the people, and we heartily indorse the action of bepuoli- can Senate in twice psseing bills for her sdmissior. The refusal of the Demo cratic House of Representatives, for partisan purposes. to favorsbly oonnder these bills, is willtul violation of the sacred American principle of local self government, and merits the oondemns- ton f all just men. The pending bills ID the Senste for acts 10 enable the peo- pie of Washington, North Dstots and Montana Territories to form oonsti.u
 Hons and establish State governments should be psssed without uunecess 'ry delsy. The Republican party pledges useh 10 do sll in its power 10 fscil tate toe admission of the Territories of New herco. Wyoming, Idaho and AriEons Co Sne enjoyment of self government S ssstes, suoh of them ss are, oog qualified ss soon n possible, and the othsss e seen q thsy nay besen. soS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
briEand.rs in Greco Turkish R.ri Osa

ibrh ' LaF e.
 4 pamphl et written by 6 Greek. e cav. airy lieutenant gives some very curious accounts of the system Of brigtndage as II IS now carried on m the Greco Turk ish boundaries The brigands' code of laws ss st present existing. Is strange mix ture ot barbArity sad chivslry. Is con- ains several clauses. some Of which run as follows: An traitors 10 be killed q d exposed The rich to be captured, and not lowed tO depart till they have psid ransom. and swOre not 10 injurc bri. .ands ny relation of their adventures to the aUthorit ea All soldiers to be killed The bearers or the ransom 10 be respected and small money 10 be given them on tnel- de- rarture All robbers ? otting with gov e:0ment 10 be killed should & captive scape his keeper is 10 be Ee responsible and expelled from tue baud Never 10 seal the goals aad sheep frun the thep- herd but 10 pay for ell taken To CT 2 Us Et sny monns'arv or hermitage by way of expistion for sin
 it is the shepherds who support the Dr;aands and by whose mean. tley are so we'll hid from the authorities They sup pl them wiib bread m at and wine. ser,e them As guides ;. times of danger, and IL is their children who arc educated 10 be brigands and who reinforce their ranks. lmmerse 'rrcaui.ons are taken D. lLe robbers against surPrise+ They slwa. ira el by night. proceeding in fiie through the oren country. never through ihe narrow passes. for fear of smbIshes Tne smallest ob ect. the faintest sound lartles them. and down they dsop Int on their stUmschs til thei- confidence is re lewed
 before s'srtlnZ on any of those jour neys. tbey always appoint a rendezvous in Case of .epArstiou. Their scouts go On in front. driving horses or oxen. and hsbi ed as drovers. ndsr their shelter follows ne main body. peepng constantly be cesih the cattle to sec if any enemy is ap pr aching. and behiUd cc.nc the van llard. wao. if anything is sUiss. whist.e like 8 night bird. and tEe tsnd disperses
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
A Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Sult, Druggist, Bippus, Ind. ,ssi,fias: "I cen recommend Electric Bi ters ss the best remedy. Every bot tie sold has siyen some relief ID every case. On mau took SIX bottlee, and sps cured of Rheumstisn of ,eD 5esrs' standing" Abraham Hare, drug sis,, B-ilville. Ohio, sffirms: he best -ellIug medicine I have ever handled ID uy 20 years experience, is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others hsve added tbeir testimony. 70 ths, the yer .iict is unsuimous that Elecfric Bitters io cure sll diseases of the Liver, Kid neys or Blood. Ooly 6 half dollar q bottle at Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
Railroad.

The railroad train arrived in Fairbsnb yesterday. IL was one-hsi, mile ir length and was pulled by two engines
 The outfit composed in par. 240 mules sud large number of wsgops, scrspers snd tools. About l0J men have already hsen employed and came from Benson, \ gales, Fairbank and other stations, NJ Chinamen vIl. he employed Work slll commence to-morrov st both Bisbea and Fairbank and will he pushed si rsidly ss possIble. Fsirbank presents a lively appearance. Two new sslOons started yesterday and two faro games vilI open this week. Lots vbich were sold 6 few days SEQ ior elo nov com msnd $50. Fsirbs.k will soon be city of DO small proportioIs.-Prospsctor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
Don't.

let that cold of yours run on. You think il is light thing. But it may run Iuto c.tsrrh. Or into pneumonIs, Or consumption.
 Ostsrrh is disgusting. Pneumonis IS dangerous. Consumption is death ii- self.
 The breathing apparatus must be kept healthy sni clear of all obstruc- tions and offensive matter. Otherv lse there IS trouble ahead. :,
 All the diseases of these parts, hesd, nose, throat, bronchial tubes s5d lunge. can be deligh,fully and entirely cured by the use of Boschee's Germsn Syrup. If you don't know this already, thou. sand and thousands of people osn tell you, They hsve been cured by #. and .knov how it is, themselves" Bottle only 75 cents. Ask any druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
GENERAL NOTES,
Reciprocity With Mexico.

II the Tar fl BI.l. now before Congress what our needs demand. 1t will, II assaT. itlieve oLr trgde with Mexico oi he restrictions that are throwing she ommerce of our sister republic iutc 'be willing hands of the Ens shsh, Ger nan and French. They see iis growing importance. and are both smhEed abO isligbted with the policy inst ve pus- 'ae Co repel II.
 Mir Romero has been discussing mat CTS, it IS reported, with our Secretary ol 'tate, The Zons Libre. or free belt roderiug the Rio Grsude, Sthor Romero 'cu3ends does not fsciiItste smugIlIpl ,ato the Uoited States, sincs we hay ;ur custom houses and guards along ;nt order. So tar as the engaging oi Mexican goods is concerned, this i4 true
 ut not so as to European goods ths' .su be taken ID fr Of duty, but uhict sould, were the z Zrns Lib'e abolished 1sve tD be smugsled into MexIon. or pay be Mexican duties. Oar tariff should fer DO i0duc. ments 10 smugglers With the exception of sugar, there is nC important article of Mexican export that ,Umes into competition with our ovo Ii is ssii that # Sss our sugar planting interest that deteated ,he tres , pego ris,ed by Gen, Grant ~ith &r. Romero
 If the Reformed Tariff, now proposed s rejected, it will show temper oL the part of Congress that will give us little nope for tue success ot any treaty ths; Eould be worth rstIfying.
 We boast of being progressive, and make comparisons between ourselvea sud the Mexican 10 the disparsgemeni f our neishbors, because of their sd aerence to sniiqussed customs, md lsct 1f modern enterprise: but we drive svsy ;heir trade by taxes on their rav ms erisIs which are pot produced ID thiS ,ouutry, and we religiously maintain our Navigation Laws of the last century long liter they have murdered all those fo' [. hose protection they were enacted. IL usy be answered that men every day ormmii suicide, snd perhaps this i- D. sucd an answer ss any other.-rhe Globe.