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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-13
The Lights SAD Message.

Manager Nixon, of the Wells Fargo
Express company, this morning, sent
away about dozen copies of the
LIGHT containing the account of the
death of Messenger J. II. GOrham t.
the officials of the company, de
ceased's relatives and others.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-13
Building Permits,

J. F. France, stable, Crosby street,
ward 6.
Fred Mockert, dwelling, Arkansas
street, ward l.
NJ. NJ. Murphy, school, Nolan street,
ward 6.
1. Burda, kitchen, Avenue E, ward
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-13
MOrtuary.

August 12.-Dan Hogan, 80 years,
strangulated hernia, ward 8.
August l2.-Jose Maria Cardena, 40
wears cancer of bowels, ward 2.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-13
shakenR rolled and Drenched.

These are three particIples Of English gram.
mar. They are also the three successive con-
ditions undergone every day, every otherday,
r every thi d day by the unhappy wretch
needless enough to allow fever and aguc to
fast n its clutch upon him. No need of it
none HOstCtter'S stomach BitteTs will and
does preserve those who use il from every
u pc OF WaIaTial disease, whether intermittent
or iOus rem'ttent. For nearly thiTty-tve
wears u has been a professionally recognized
specific tor aud preventive Of these tenacious
ma AIDES, not only on our own soil but in
tropical and equatorial lands where the
scouTge Is prevalent at all seasons a. in its
worst forms BriuusUess, dyspepsia, Theu-
nBtism, kidney complaint. nervousness and
debility are also ailments tO the complete re-
mUyuI of which the Buffers long since demon
'uHICd its adequacy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-13
TH2 LEADING HOTEL IN fFE
SOUTH WEST,
ALAMO PLAZA SAN ANTONIO

Having been thoroughly overhauled and
renovated throughout, is now the largeStan
most complete Hotel in the Southwest Fine
billiard and bar rooms attached. Hot and
cold baths. Large sample rooms for com
mercial men. Patronage of the travelling
public solicited. 1O-5-6m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-13
M ems ger Hotel.

Fl. D. KAIPNANN, Il. W. BROWDER
PRoPElETuR. CLERK,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-13

Several new drivers have been
put on the Flores street car line.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-31
Sur ~8ef6Qigem Wptts.

Mdtunssooa l1nterfertister tpiinldt
biermtt InSeige su MAIDEN, baB er Die
5dubensel, Mnifalt, Die er por eintgen
Sobren in 2eapenporb. i'm Staate
Ranius, gegrdnoet, na@ T'ras oerlest
Bat. Dieb 1T aus f~olsenoen @riinoen
sefdeben
l. Terls BAT .penisiies 10 NAL mebr
farbige @inpobner als 2anfas, uno
bietet bater Elm bsHsres Sslb fiji bieie
Mriipn.
2. Teras BAT Elm tpdrmeres ul1S mil
oerss Sltma, tpeBweSen psniger &tei
oung uno8 rsnnmatertal bon rDtben |tnb.
rno fit benislben @eIoaufwano otsl
me6r b%eimatbloie &inoer beriorgt tper.
ben tDnnen, als In &aniaR.
3. Da bieie Nnitalt bic ein,ige ibrer
Dirt in ben 8~ereinisten Staaten lit unb
perwabrlrite SINNER aug alien Staten
aufnimmt, 10 mar iie gu tpsit entferni
Don jenen Staten, in oenen Die n,etfter
SarDtgen tpobnen,
4. Sin nnternebmen cia1er Mrt fanr
MIR barn bic Siderbett baben, baB e
mad Dem Iobe bes @rlinbers fprtbefebi
uno nit @rfols seleitet wirb, tpenn es
auf etnem guten Sunoamente gebaut it
uno oieieS Sunbament TT cine @enoHen:
itaft relisi6ier 8erioneu, bic ipeciel
gu einem fDlden miibiamen 2iebesmert'
beransebiloet tperoen uno iiA burh eir
@Ii5oe oasu pelpf u9len. 6ohm'fsl
0err 8ihof Gallagher, in beiien Di6:
ceie Die Antalt fih gegenudrtis bsfin:
oct, bat, @Ott let Dant, bic n6tbtge ST.
laubnlB sur @riinounJ elmer lolaer
8enOfenihaft bewiQist.
Wer itd bon Soft berufen glaubt,
iar has Bobl Der Geser, uoer Aermiter
Der Irmen", gu arbeiten, ,n6se ftp an
ben nnttr,ei9neten tpenoen.
Ndberes niro In Der ndhffen Nummer
oes .0einat9loien HeSertinoes' eriaei'
men.
Sour iei hier mod bemertt, baB, Oh,
sleia Die NIT Der neberiieoelung mad
Eerls berbunoenen 4uslagen init Den
miloen @a6sn freisebiaer 8erionen,
iowobl aus benz seiitll6tn pis aus BEN
Saienf1noe, seoedt fno, es ooa er:
ninidt pdre, tpenn nod re4t biele
vpl. o:ei a6ntoe" NIT m,loen @aben III
Sdioe tbr grlAeinen madlen, UNI bler
etnen reAt i@neasn uno erfreuliher
Sortidritt 81 erm55liAen.
4orefe:
&eo. ST. DO. 9u6n,
9Dulton, Ter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-31
Ger mnnnerRr.

bann erlebsn tpirb, tuenn bisie iunsen
9erren IN Mmt unb Steauns eelangen,
tpenn lie einmal berufsn iein tperoen.
Die ssifisen Glcrnente itrsr &6!fer gu
reprdientiren, baS pollen mir nube,
Combination Ial1eu. 8soauriA aber
Der Gtaat, Der nul iolAe Stufsn oes
@siites angepieien 1T!
@,e etn 2iHtbilb innitten bieier fin
iferen Naht ~nationaler 8erirrung er-
iHeint uns Ger &attolic'smus. Der
tatboIilde @laube serborrssct1t ben na.
tionalen 0oB er preoist Die 2iebe gu
allen Meniben, uno suminoelt 1T er BE-
ftrebt, auf Die ssenidse m,loernb einsus
pirten DieRatboliten iino ni6t nur &c
redt uno unsusdngliA far iueitreidenoe
rationale Mipirat,onen. ipnoern aud
ehte Yutrioter ibreS 8aterlanoes, bic
treu III &aiier r,b &ei6 iteben uno tpeit
entfernt iino. benz natiDnalen Stlede
ibren 9atriptismus gu Dpfern. Mus
oieiem @runoe olIein idon muB benz
2atbolicismus in Oeiterreia bic flbs
renoe &oIe %seblbren. St TT Der ftdrtte
Mnfer Der Staatserbaltung uno oes I'M.
ceidmdlerten Sortbeitanoes Der Mo
na.die; er lebrt ieinen 2inbern Dub.
iamteit unb 2iebe au alien anoerer, Mit
menihen, tpelhe Spra@e INNER iie
iprehen m5sen. uno iein 8eroienf 1T
eS, baB bic ~pabrbaften &atboliten TIM
mer bic beffen Patrioten tuaren unb es
beute nod fino. Bltden mir FIN IN bic
QlaubenSfarfen 9rOpin,en Tuol uno
Ober6iterreih; 1tno iie nidt muiterbafte
lSatliotsn; beten fis nidt tdsli@ flr
&aiier uno &,it, trotoem ite oiele nr'
i.de bdtten, oem Dlferreihilden State
fabl g~eseniber gu fteben, Der ibnen 70
ungtbeuere 2aiten auferlest +? IS lit Der
gr6Bte Stpl} beS 2atb ~lictsmus, bab
feline Gnbdnser p~pfermiibts fino Bis
aum Geuberften, uenn tie &aiier ooer
Rei6 ruff. &atbolismnls mo Batrio:
tismus ftnb 10 erse mitiammen perbun.
Den, als 2uft uno Groe, uno tsin Sc.
grif ldbt iih obne Der anoeren benten
0dtten Die ieueitisen &esi runsen es
periieben woQen, aus bie,sr Tbatiaae
Die SeLbit bic beftisiten Sesner nidt OBJ
ifreiten f6nnen, Die folserthii zen Comic
quen5en su sibsn, oann mare eS beute
ni@t 10 nett setommen, baB Elm aafrids
tiger 9atriot nit tiefer 8eiorsuiB In bic
3ufanft blidsn mub.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-31

inrgen 2euie su 9rofeGen uno 8rieifern
beftebt, in6em 6ieielben i'm Mutterbauie
in rem niebern uno b5bern Stubien aus.
oebiloet tperben. Muh iiber Die Gieen.
'haften Der ganhioaten tpiro aebanoelt
l,no iiber ote 8ebinsunaen Der Mufnabme
Nuf1hlnR ertbeilt. Mu6erbem tuirb BON
ben Deutiben 8[dttern .WiTiondr' mnb
Wanna. BON ben italieniihen ,Moni-
tore Gomano' unb .Mmico Del SanciuGi'.
iohie bon benz Oraan fir bic Mdnner
Der WiRenl&ait. benz .Nunttus @oma.
NUS odS Nptbnmoiaife m~itaetbeiIt
Der @eoonte, tpeIder rem lebteren au
grunoe lieet. bfrfte einieer Beahtuna
tpertb fetn. Oa er In loteiniiher Sprohe
er'detnt, f6nnte er Elm internaticnates
Oraan fir be hrifftbe @ifenihaft
tperoen; BARN f51nten 1& Die @elebr=
ten uno Mdnner Der @i7enIdaft aus
alien 2dnbern bic 6anb reiden, I'm, oa
oar& aih Die uniberialitdt Der drift
lihen @i1enfdaft sur duBeren DarfeQ.
una au brtngen. Gin tparmer MpbeI aar
unterifibnng ber @eieQidait ihlteBt
bas @anae.
Man fiebt, boB bic y2atbptiiGe
2ebr9eie[lihaft" pphl ibre 8erehtiauna
neben ben iibriaen Observation-Disclosures,
ten bat, nno barf beewesen boffen, baB
tie INNER mebr Tbeilnabme auh i'm
oeutihen 8otte finben miro. Seer im-
rner oerielben feline gufmertiamteit sll=
'utpenoen miinidt, rnDse fid Die Mii5e
nidt Derorieeen Ga7en, bic 8rof9lre,
tpel&e gratis su babeu 1T, fi4 BON Der
erpehition bes .Wi7icndr' In Simbnh
(8aierr) pSer 8raunau Deliberately gu
erbitten.s
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-31
2iterarti6eS.

aurser 8egmeiisr fir amerifaniIae &a>
tbol' fen. uber ME &naft, iuabrgaft
glIiflia ano reid ~ ~ .rDrn. gon
Us. 0drber, Brteiter Der Grsotrcelr
ct. Scuts. = St. 9puis, Mo. Berlaa
BON .. 5erber. Breis 50 bas 6ans
bert. 80 Seiten, brof6rt.
Gin ietr 5ettJemaBes cdr ft6en. sans
beionpers mpf.blenswertb fur tat6oltlGs
ceutlte Ginwanperer Doer y 5oihe, bte es
wercen wcIen." Dahslbe banptlt lib t
f0l9enoe 8%esenfdnoe: Die pfarrfuhe,
<etIlcrser, S1ule, Bepabre ben @lauben,
8.retns, Die Mutterlpra1., Bonn 9eisn,
Oas 4rtfithe pa Is, Detn xaeen.rf.
Sonns unD 5etertase, Gafts unb abf,n.ns
tase, Anpere Rerttaee, DIE Saufe, Betnle
uHo Communion, DIE Gbe. Sa Der Rranfs
bett, Anoere 8ranfe, Oas hrttlihe Qeihen:
bssansnte, Rahtrdslt6ss, SGlub unb
Srrn.
Serloreu. Gr3dbluns mad benz 5ran
3otihen rod Apolf Gbeltng. 8oln
uap 2ttpats, albert Ntn. 3O9 6. SO.
Dtefe Grsapiung. etn MrntatursM t tifer
ftlf iowobl Der JOrm ais benz Snbalfe
nlH, ptIctent nett. fe 8<rtrsitune. Der
iprahltue Ausbrud III puiGpeg pcrnetm
unc ertnnert nlrsenns an bic fran,Gffhe
Betis, ras BET I1ebsrffsunsen duserf itlten
9efunsen ptrb.
SD fabr' In bic @eIt. Spfepb gictcr
.. SDrfei, Der Dlhter tes frotIthsn
Wancerns uno tarmloIen @eneeens
Bon Sofepb StDfle. 3mette Nuf.
lage. B%arertprn. Terbtnanb GhD
ninst. 128 9. 50.
&. u. @eber. Der Di1ter BON ,Drei
3rbaltnceH-. Cine Siueie ron 6einr.
Seiter. 3wette, perms6fte MnFaae.
Gbenba. SO .. 50.
Die 6Ieanbe Der friihfr6tIinen unt
mtnnisltGen Mufe s. V. .. 6hsfei's wer
ben StDfle Ddnf rafar wsGen, cae er Den
Dihtr IN ensem. atsr intaltrefhem Rdb
men ttnen in fetnen neGisireihen S6,fs
fallen ndber fibrt unb aud fes reliatDlen
Ucmentes In fei ZEN G. ben ME tn fetnen
DlAiun9fn nint pergi5t. Den l,ebsn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-31

Duhe TT aud S6efsrs Btlbntb unt bas
Nacftnttle etnes @ebtAttS btt9efIst. - 8.
&etter's, beS iesteen Hebacteurs pom
.Deutf1en 5lusfAab', Stubte Iter S. @.
Weber entbdlt ntGt su unterfhGbenbe Mn
ddben uter ben @ntntdlunasgang bes
Tt6ierS. uub TT burG bic arlnbl,he gna>
lDie. bic iadltGe &rtttf unb bic pcrtrefathe
@barafteritlf mte sef6aTen sur poaen Gtns
fltruns In . Dretaebnltnpen."
Soieb6 Strant, Der Rrcnenmtrtt BON
pau. Cine Gpifcbe aus b. m SnrDler
Sreibettsfampf,. DramattiA eradbIt
bon Sarl Dpmantng. Dritte @ufs
laee. Snnsbruf. Waaner'fGe Unit.
Yerftdtsbuhtantlu lung 1876 g. I'll. 50.
Snbas. 9ras5rie in S aeten BON SUf.
Seeber. gbenba. 132 g. II. 8ol
&abolf Der Sttfter In Girol. Gin eptf6es
eoep,at BON gnseloert % tnber.
Gtenpa. IA 8. fl. 80.
neber Domantns's v8ronentptrtb BON
5aa" Sat bic a~tsemeiue 3rittt burdpea
cas benfbar s~inn,gfe t1rtbett sefdlt. 80
TT Elm Drama, beGen Sec IRE Seoem reht
ans 6ers eelest rpereen fam. - Seeber's
IrasD0ie ySubas" TT In Der Sprahe fat
lberau bshretBenb, pDa Boeiie /; etne @rbett,
BITE rpcbl &etntr 10rgflltlaer unb tiefcurh>
pahter Bate ausflbren t0nnen. ais Der be-
fannie 2nrtfer unb @ptter 6. - MuA
Btnber lit fetn @utaeeeptter, aber ietnen
Shtloerunsen tn y&uDolf" man9elt gar
OFT cte plafttfhe Tarfequn5 unb Idbt Der
Su Nan6es au wanlben.
Ser sennbote bes @6tttiden 9ersens
Seiu. Nonatsl6rift tes @sbetsapos
ffDlates. 6e~rausgsgsben BON ben
Srarctscaner. 0dtern. Cincinnati, ..
l6. S1brsana. Sdtrt. So.
@s TT ntht nD!bts, Diele p0rtrefft6e
Wonatsi6r # bsiOnbers su tefprehsn. Sn
tetner Tamllie fDate Ger .SenbbOte' feblen,
3umal Der prets berleiben lberaus ntebrtg
ut.
Ser berbansuiBnuls Trad. @6wanf In
etntm @uf3use. Yaperborn, Bonita
ttusS Oruderei.
Wenn bret Y~erIonen etnen Srad Be-
iiBen uno bieien sleiG5ei tis tenusen nDIen,
70 fam bas y8erbGnentb" Riot ausbletben.
Cts1s 4ebre ertbetlt uns IN spersf, nsrlhut.
tprnoer Wetie snenbslln &tefer's ~neuefter
Shwanf y Ger perbdnsntBpD1e 5rad". Das
. III o OsrrenrDuen) TT ubfral letdt 1uf;
flbrtar.
@eibnaatsgrnE aus Glib g9antun8.
GIN MuiiOnsbertAt bes boGw. StidoTs
S. 9. Anser, bes' beutiAen Up. 8t
cars BON Sub S1dntuns tn @btna.
Mte bsr 9endnnte pralat mttibellt, 3dblte
iener 9esirt Dor 6 Slbren, ais er tbn NIT
etnem W,tbrub'r gun, eriten malt betrat.
uuter 10 00O. 900 6stben 15S gbrtfen, fetne
8!rAe, fetne Shule. fetn Muionslocal.
81 aenrdrttg bat Glib SGanturg etnen
8iltOf j Miitondre, 4 e~uropatlhe 9aten.
cruber, 1910 setaufte 3b,neien 600 NIT
SOB d%tgsaansene ntht einaered nett, 80
8ate4 fen, 8 9>brer, 4 @atisnbduler NIT
222 Stncern. s Shulen. Elm Seminar NIT
20 Semtnariten, 80 Gape1en. Iter 1000
&1teAumenen unb 9C00 in GObeseefabr
setaufte 6eibenttnpsr, welhe beretts In BITE
epi9en Wobnunsen e~tnsesansen linb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-31
9te &atbolti1e &sbr9es
ieuiAaft.

@er bereits an Der vaatbotiiden
2ebrgeiealhaft" Sntere1e genommen
unb ibr fine T6eilnabnte gelhentt bat,
miro uieueidt eas 8erlangen BADEN, fid,
nO& senauer iber i5re @niftetunr, If
bisberise @eibidte, tire 3isl:, 2lrbe,=
ten uno @lieoeruneen gu nnterri6ten.
I'm oieles beionoers In fiyh;iten Rrei,
len 3u ermDsltden, bat Or tn. P. Otto
9opfenmiiler, friber Bizarre in Seub
ling (Di6ceie 8amberel isbt Brcfeb o.,
senannten 6eleaiaaft, cine 8roi&ure
eeihrieben.
Sn oerfelben gibt er Mufi1IuB fiber
Die Nbidten Der @eiealtaf, insbeion
bsre iiber ben untoerieIIenG ba-
rafter, ben ite ntdt Bios be3iel.1 Der
q atipnalitdten baben ioa, tpie
bic 8eneoietiner, Dominieaner, Seiuiten
uno Inoere, i~onoern AUDI be3lslid Der
opoifoliiden @irfiamteit, inoem
iie gar feinen 3ueig berielben aus
idlieBt, alio auf Der &an3el, In bel
5d,uIe NIT benz @orte letren, burd
Sareiben uno Drudsn bon 2eitlHrif.
ten ltnb 8ihern nit Ter S1rtft uno
8refie preoisen, Seeliorge unb ;nnere
M.i1ion in hriflihen 2dnoern iben, an
Der auaudrti5en Mi1ion unter I'm. uno
SrrsIdubisen tbsiluehmen, &inoerer,ieben
nil uiu.
@eiter tbsilt CT Ndberes iiber bic
Beri5nlihteit bes Stifters uno General.
iuperiors SranciscusS a n
nit, I'M, su seieen, baB er bon Der gD.t-
liden 8oriebun9 g~eleitet puroe uno
beBbalb in firhlihe 8reiien 8sttrauen
oerbient uno aud bielfah idon bis in
Die b5diten &reiie Der @a'oindle eefun.
cen BAT. Mus oieier OarfeQuua 1t Be-
iDnoers beahtsnsipertb Elm In Saciimite
heterogeneous arabii6es 3eueui6
bon Der uniperfttdt in Min @atfa In
Sprien, no Der @tilnber fih BET ieiner
Slientreile 3 Woaate gum grlernen Der
atabiiGen Sprade a~ufgebalten FAT, tpie
er ii5erbaupt bur6 Die g.5Rere coer &c
rinsere aenntnib BON eftpl 40 Sprahen
su benz internationalen @etfs Die es=
win'dte Musrifthng beHtt.
SIM reiteren 8erlauf III bann bic
@ntfebuns unb @riinoung Der @eiea
Iidaft ir ct. 8rigittenbauie at &om.
itre aamdblise @ntuidelung unb aus.
oebnung, ibre unitpanolune III eine ell
aentliAe OroensaencHenidaft unb bic
nad manderlei Wioeriprud am ). Sum-
1886 erfplete Mpproba.icn bmrH Sc.
@miners ben Cardinal 8icdr bon @oa
oarsefedt. Alf In oieiem Abihnitl
febIen nitt bic Nnoeutungen, tpie eDtt.
lide 8oriebuns Bel oetihieoenen N5
tben fidtIia einsesrifen nno gebolfer
fat.
Gin tuaiterer g~araaropb bietet Elm
@lieberuns Der @eien'daft, pelde
ibren uniberieGen Mbfihten entipriht.
I'm ben eipenttiden aern bes Drbens,
in einen mdunIihen unb einen tpeibli6en
3ueig geihteoen, grupptren iH Die
Mdnher Der @iiienfdatt in
Der acabemia litterdtorum, bic Nit,
atbeiter unb Mitarbeiteri
mem in Der Welf, tpelde burf,
m~iiferboSten hriRlihen WanbeI, burh
Belehrung uno guteS 8eiipieI, omh
4lmOi'n uno @ebet bic 3mede Der Sc.
ieQidaft unterifiser, ionie bas 6 n a
e B unbniB fir 2inber untel
Ia Slbrtn.
8eaislib Der Tbdttefeit. pelEe bi.
8eien &ait bisber entfaltet Bat, b5rer
mir, bas bieieIbe bis6er bouptidA[ih II
Der grsiehun8 uno GusbiIoung lire,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-07-30
AMERICAN CULTURE.
The Ripening of Literary Tastes in the
United States.

The Ripening of Literary Tastes in the
United States.
There was time when all Americans
looked habitually to London as the
prime source of all higher training.
That time is long passed; a generation
of Americans have now learned their
scientific methods in Germany, their
art criticism in France. While America
has changed, England has also changed.
The reverence given the London of
Coleridge and Macaulay, of Darwin
and Carlyle, can hardly be claimed for
the London which takes seriously such
literary representative as Rider Hag-
gard and Oscar Wilde. sixty
years ago since Hci'- -.Clne-surely
no Puritanic oLserver-pGinted out
that the English were already seeking
to be light and frivolous, and endeavor-
ing to creep into the monkeys skin
which the French We're gradually
stripping Off" 1t is impossible for us
10 revert TO the old colonial tradition
Of English dependence, and equally
impossible to revert TO the still earlier
attitude of the noble savage. Happily
neither alternative is required. The
foundations of American literary train
ing already date back two hundred and
fifty years, without including our
common share in all the English
literature which preceded that period.
The real foundations are broader than
English literature, broader even than
the ocean, the forests and the prairies;
for they are as broad as the soul OF
man. As for books, the invention OF
printing has given to literature this
enormous advantage over plastic art,
that you may easily carry with you in
trunk round the world the highest
models of the skill you seek. When
John Harvard endowed the first
American college. in 1853, he placed in
its library, not theological books alone
AS We are apt to assume-but Homer
and Horace, Epictetus and Isocrates,
Juvenal and Pliny; books to have read
which is, for purposes literary, a
liberal education. The prime sources
of all cosmopolitan culture having
been thus long accessible to Ameri-
cans, it is absurd to ask them now to
forego il. It is two centuries and q
half too late for us to rest contented
with the tomahawL and the war
whoop.-E w. Hi0QiHsoa. ga IndepeS-
dent.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-07-30
WOMEN In POLITICS.
Royal Ladies who Have Been Unsuccessful,
as Politicians.

History is full of the dangers that
attend the interference of royal wives
in their husbands politics. Reigning
Queens have been successful enough.
Elizabeth of England. Maria Theresa,
Catherine of Russia, and our present
Queen have shown that they can Sc
lect wise counselors and guide the
destinies of realms; but the Queen
Consorts of history, when they have
interfered with the politics of their
husbands cabinets, have done a great
deal of harm. Henrietta Maria exer-
cised an unfortunate influence at the
court of Charles /. Marie Antoinette
made her husband additionally unpop-
ular. The last King of Naples was
married to a high-spirited Bavarian
Princess who encouraged his resist
ance to constitutional demands. In
1870 the Empress Eugene declared to
her intimate friends, Remember. this
is my war;" and it is likely enough
that the Emperor, i'll, weak, and hard
ly able to mount a horse, would have
deferred the struggle had not his i'm
perious and spirited consort urged
him on. 1t is sometimes said that the
influence of women on the politics of
the world would put an end to war;
but while they remain non-com-
batants we greatly doubt it. They
are able to realize some Of
the results of war-the empty chairs,
the desolated homes, the widowed
lives, but they never see its coarser
consequences. They never witness a
battlefield after fight is won-the
wounded and dying, the anguish of un-
tended men, the fearful spectacle Of
human life trampled in the mire, and
all the grim and disgusting incidents
of the shambles of war. from the
bloodshed of the day of victory to the
spectacle later on of unburied bodies
moldering in the sun. They read nov
els and poems that throw a hale
around it all; they hail as heroes the
men who return; they listen to the
music of the triumphal entry; they
watch the waving plumes and the
Haunting banners, and they invest
with interest every man in the victor
ious array. 1t is in the spirit of I'M
reasoning enthusiasm that beautiful
women on thrones send brave men out
10 Stay and to be slain-stinging with
their taunts the Princes who hesitate,
and rewarding with their smiles the
rash Kings who stake their crowns on
the issues of a day. Queen Natalie, OF
Servia, is only the last of a long list Of
illustrious ladies who have burnt theiy
fingers playing with the fires OF poll
tics and waf.-LondOn Telegraph
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-07-30
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

Selected Hints and Suggestions for Busy
Housekeepers.
Keep separate saucepan for boiling
potatoes in if possible.
Wash all marble daily with ammonia
and water in place of soapsuds.
Keep bit of emery paper in your
work-box for Frightening and sharp.
ening needles.
Cloves are said to be a better pre-.
gentive of moth than tobacco or cam.
phor Or cedar.
New iron should be gradually heated
at first. After it has become used to
the heat it is not likely TO crack.
Apple sauce is much improved by
the addition of tablespoonful of but
ter and requires less sugar.
A good disinfectant is made by dis
solving half dram of nitrate of lead
in a pint of boiling water, then dis
solve two drains OF common salt in
eight or ten gallons of water.
Scissors should also be kept in good
order. 1t is a mistake TO use old scis-
sors which have become nicked at the
edges for trimming lamp wicks. This
is frequently the cause of uneven
wicks, which smoke the chimney and
give very uncertain light.
A sponge is excellent for washing
windows, and newspapers will polish
them without leaving dust and streaks.
use soft pine stick to cleanse the &C.
cumulations of dust from the corners
of the sash. Ammonia will give the
glass a clearer look than soap.
If before grinding the mornings
coffee the berries are heated for four
or five minutes, or until they take on a
darker shade of brown, the flavor OF
the coffee will be much improved
Upholstered furniture must be
brushed and carefully looked over to
see that moths have not found home
In it. If traces of these are found, 90
all over it with a sponge wet in pure
benzine. When this is done do not
have a fire or lamp in the room, nor
for some days afterward. Leave the
windows open that the scent may
evaporate.
A good way to prepare eggs for
breakfast is to make a baked omelet.
Take six eggs, three even spoonfuls
flower, a little salt and beat them well
together; the more it is beaten the
lighter it will be; then add one pint 81
hot milk and keep on beating. Have
hot dish with some melted butter the
size of an egg and put into the oven.
Bake twenty minutes and eat when it
comes from the oven. for it will fall
soon.-BoSton Budget.