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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05

The latitude and longitude of a"he-
cyclone on a holiday" is not under
stood in this neck of woods any
better than a she-cyclone on a work.
day, but that is what the Houston Post
says is going to happen in Dallas,
when the northern end of the News
and the southern end of the Republic
embrace in Graecio- Roman struggle
for supremacy in the newspaper are
ma of Texas. The Post Is posted.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05
BuCKLEN,s ARNtCA sALyE.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblainsv
Corns and all Skin Erupnons, and, positie-,
ly cures Piles, or no pay require 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price o. cents per box
Thompson & Co.'S. wholesale. G,jj9-13-N
For Sale by all druggists, Dreiss, and
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05

THIS is Fair week, but it is not fair
weather, and whether it will be fair
weather during the Fair, or not, is an
affair concerning which the weather
clerk has not posted us.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05

UNCLE SAM is destined to meet Sc
rious opposition at the hands of the
Cherokee chiefs before he gains pos
session of their lands. The Cherokee
council appear to have very we'll de-
fined idea of their rights under the
existing treaties and do not propose
to part with their lands without a
valu BILE equivalent. They certainly
will not sell those lands for any such
sum a. SIPS per acre, while private
parties are offering So 90 per acre and
are anxious to buy at that figure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05

THE Austin Statesman claims that
it has the largest pay role of any in
stitution in Austin. The Capital City
must have plethora of mighty small
concerns.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1882.

THE agony.in the Cronin trial is be-
coming intense. Interest in Chicago
is about evenly divided between the
Worlds fair and the Cronin trial.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05

THE Fort Worth Gazette amuses
itself by nominating a supposlt ious
republican ticket for 1892 and labels
its platform pull out the bung."
The Gazette would be more profita-
bly, emp Dyed in nominating a DEM
ocratic bung starter, who can pull
out the plug, which Harrison drove
in after Cleveland i'm 1888.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05

The democracy find faultw Tan
ner because he talked too much and
in this there were many republicans
who agreed with him. They now
find fault with Gen. Raum because
he talks too little, but they will find
few republicans who will join them
in their fault-finding on this account.
The government official who can do
his work effectively and keep his
mouth shut, fills the bill.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05

TURKISH and Sapor Baths.
At Zilian's, corner Commerce an.
Alamo streets 3-l7-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05

JUDGE MCCAMPBELL, one of the del
egates at large from Texas to the To-
peks convention, in masing his Off
cial report of the action of that body,
expresses himself as highly gratified
with the results and very hopeful of
the future of Arkansas Pass. He may
well be so, and there are very few in
southwest Texas who do not share his
feeling. Ifany grumblIng has been
heard over the conclusion reached at
Topeka, it has not eliminated from
Southwest Texas. San Antonio banks
on that convention and stands by it's
action to the end of the chapter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05
The New Discovery,

You have heard your friends and neighbors
talking about it, You may yourself be one OF
the many who know FIR personal expert
ence just how good thug it is. II you have
ever tried it, you are one of 1t sta nch
friends, because the wonderful thing about it
is, that when once given a trial, DR.. King
New Discovery ever after holds a place n the
house. If you have never used it and should
be afflicted with cough, Id or any Throar,
Lung or Chest trouble secure b tile at once
md rive it fair trial. 1t is guaranteed every
ime. or monev efur ded Trial bottles Tree at
)reiss, Thomp- on Il Co.'S %,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

All communications for this paper should BIS
accompanied by the name of the author, not
necessarily for publication, but as evidence Of
good faith on the part of the writer. Write only
on one side of the paper, in Q plain hand. An
srymous communications will not be noticed.
The LIGHT will not be responsible for the state
uent ofits correspondents.
All communications for publication, or per-
tanning to the Editorial or Local News Depart
ments, should be addressed "To the Editor of
be LIaHT.'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05

The Maximum Railway fare
$500 from any point in Texas
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05

1.-THE PROGRESS" noted for cold
fresh beer the past season will pay es-
pecial attentioI to keeping that popu-
lar beverage in good shape, proper
temperature during fall and winter,
608 and 610 West Commerce, just east
side of San Pedro bridge lO:8:lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05

THERE is a yawning chasm in the
democratic hope for Virginia. They
have evidently expected that Riddle
berger would wipe the earth with Ma
hone, but election day has come aud
Billy still rules the roost. Should
Malone be elected the old Dominion
air would be bluer with cussing than
the Roanoke crossroads ever were
with the cuses of John Randolph.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-05
Syrup O. Figs,

Produced from the laxative and nu-
tricious juice of California figs, COM
bined with the medicinal virtues OF
plants known to be most beneficial to
the human system, acts gently on the
kidneys, liver and bowels, effectually
cleansing the system, dispelling colds
and headaches. and curing habitual
constipation. (7) 4-l0-tf
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Special rates given on larger space and.long
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Announcements for State and County officers
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The Stockmsn,s Eri.po

The StOCkmdO'S Frl-nd.
"Raglard's Screw Worm Ami
hilator"-to be had at City Drug
Store, Nos, e Comnerca St a-lS Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-02

Women who wish TO preserve the slimnso
and contour Of their figure must begin by
learning to stand we'll That b explained 70
mean the throwing forward and upward Of
the chest, the dattsning Of the back. with the
shoulder blades held In their proper places.
and the definite curving in the sman Of the
back, thus throwing the whoas weight Of ths
body upon the hips No other women hold
themselves 30 well - the sristocratic Engfish
women. Much OF their beauty lies in their
proud carriage, the delicate ersctness Of
their figures and the fms poiss Of their heada
The same aristocratic carriage Is within no
reach Of any American girl who takes ths
pains to have it; It b only the question Of Q
few years Of eternal vigilance. never relaxing
her watchfulness over herself, and, sitting or
standing, always preserving her erectness and
pose, the result being that 1t the eud Of that
time it has become secoud nature to her, and
she never after ward loses It This, in q great
measure, preserves the figure, because 1t keeps
the muscles trim and well strung, and pre-
vents the sinking down Of tbs Hesh around
the waist and hips, 70 common in women over
~. and which Is perfectly easy to escape
Another thing to avoid u . bad habit Of 90
ing up stairs, which most women do, bent for
ward. with the chsst contracted, which, -
well as an indolent, slouehy manner Of walk
ing, Is injurious to the heart and lungA-
Ilraas
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ROYAL FLUShES.

Prince Bismarck 10 timber merchant and
paper manufacturer
Queen Olga Of Greece is particularly fond
Of American literature.
His majesty the emperor Of Morocco is .
confirmed Newspaper reader
Tho new king Of Portugal owns and runs
the faience factory Of Caldas Reinha.
The queen dowager of Portugal is to re-
ceive an annuity Of $4,000. and she will 70
side abroad
Princess Louise Victoria Mary Amelia
Sophia of Orleans, the betrothed Of Ferdinand
Of Bulgaria, is pretty girl of 70
Carlos l, the now king Of Portugal. has .
variety Of tastes He likes military affairs.
is an art critic and good Latin scholar
The Prince Of Wales has been reading much
history Of late, and has been especially inter
ested in the works Of Motley and Prescott
The heart Of Queen Marie OF Bavaria was
removed from her body soon after her death
at Munich several months ago and embalned,
according to . custom which has prevailed in
the royal house ever since the middle ages
The shah has ordered a globe which is prob
ebly unique in its way The various coun
tries Of the globe are represented BY precious
stones France by sapphires. Russia by dia
monds. England by rubies. while emeralds
will figure as the various oceans and seas
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A Toad Tackles Q SNAKE.

a once saw something when . small boy"
said an old stager yesterday, that never
heard Of SINCE and that was toad attack
snake, after the latter had been forced to let
20 his hold 1t was in . blacksmith shop
built Of logs in Indiana county. The black
smith was working At his anvil when q
squeaking sound was heard At one side Of tbs
shop which attracted attention
Turning to look, the blacksmith and the
narrator saw q large toad dragging himself
into the inclosure. with fifteen inch garter
snake following The make had the hind
leg Of toad swallowed With pair Of hot
tongs the blacksmith caught the snake.
which released its hold - quickly as possible
Instead Of hopping away, - was to bs sx-
pscted the toad turned itself around and,
leaping six inches high In the air. came down
on the body Of the snake and bit it savagaly"
-Pittsburg Dispatch
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Gen. Won Moltke il enthusiastic over ths
photograph
Verdi hates To hear any one speak OF music
in his presence.
George Bancroft is the oldest living grsdu
ate Of Harvard
Gen. Boulanger registers the lady friend
who travels With him a his daughter
Secretary Of War Proctor has been given
the name in Washington Of The Silent
Man
The grand duke Of Meek lenburg Sch werin
is one Of the foremost horse desiers 10
Europe
The Duke of Fife will probably bs the lord
high commissioner for the Church Of Scot
land next year
Beauregard, near Is years Old aud snowy
carries himself ~ years younger, SAYS the
Charleston News and Courier
Jakobowski, the composer, is Young
looking, sturdily built man, with an actors
face and musicians ntustache
Mr.. James Shea. of indianapolis, is called
the Methus.lah OF Indiana. He u over iOS
years old mud still bright and active
Col J. d Stevenson. who commanded the
Lower California expedition that sailed from
New York in lsld. is still living at the age Of
~
Emin Bey is a slender man Of medium
height He is swarthy. with black EYES and
hair. and his face is that Of studious profess
sioual man
Hugo Ziemann. recently steward Of the
White House. is an accomplished linguist,
speaking Italian. French. German and Eng
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-02
JOSH BILLINGS PHILOSOPHY.

DO COOL turn, young man, whenever you
tan. even II WI bav tew turn grindstun 70
do it
Repentance IL generally considered n weak
uen, but know ov nothing more indicative
ov strength
How kan We ever expeckt tew find per
fekt person in this world when we kant even
dnd one who " hail az good n he kan BET
Men are seiium underrated. the merkury
In . man finds its true level in the eyes ov the
world just ax certainly az It duz in the glass
ov . thermometer
M beginners IN literature are aIwus both
cred tsw lind u subjekt tew write on. al
they progre9 they are more troubled to fluid
what tew write on n subjekt
Human knowledge II not very komprehen-
I've after ali. for have ssen men who could
kallkulate an eklips to a dot. who couldn't
haruas . hos tsw save their lives
don't know ov q more difficult karacter
70 al, nor . more butifuI one when filled
than the command in the Bible Be ye wize
- sarpent, but harmless a. Q dove
It il very difiikult for me tew tell VIII the
lion should Be 50 strong and the ant 20 weak,
vhsn ons II nothing but q crate ioafer and
the other the very pattern ov industry and
thrift. New York Weekly
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ATChlSON PHILOSOPHY.

The dance Of dsath-turning up the toes
A mans breath is never % bad that b.
wants to part with it.
Men who wait for dead mems shoes gomez
ally hnd them worn out wheu they get them
There are two kinds Of men in the world
those who are iolnd out, and thoee who an
not found out
A silly man with curly hair 10 liable to fed
great contempt for . balded man who has q
good deal Of sense.
Never do Whist an enemy wants you to do;
an Enemy wants you to lie, and ssaal, and
harm yourself generally.
Things are about equal-a poor dinnee
makes q man cross and be eats % much Of .
good dinner it makes him uncomfortable
When . man has sense enough to know
that honesty Is the bess policy. BE- Ia all right
But when he thinks that lying and deceit ass
aids to his enhancement, 10 ID ali wrong, il
addition to being fool
Do you know Why ths book known = .'Ths
Arabian Nighur is 20 populari Il it not b.
causs every one wishss for the power to maks
themselves great and powerful with no fur
thsr effort than the rubbing Of lamps
Ths man who talks langhinGly Of the time
when be stole watermeloua, has not stoisu
any tor long time, but The shy young fellow
who takes NO interest in the couversasioa.
and seems III at sase, has probably stolea
sums within few wssska
IL . Aid that thsrs never - worthy
nm q woman who VS. given to ths hahis
feuiping, O. Of liaesning 70 guHp ltb
a. q the old ayinss. tested By hupdrsds of
ysnn Of expsriencs, that ths tals hsnrsr Cd
~ fals hearr shouid ooeh b hung up haek
= hsck, ous by rhs tongus md tins othar By
ths sar.--Atchispu 0ioba
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49, Pr-a.ua.aaa oVsanAw Dsso - -,
0s6s.s WAsss Rsspasans - . -
h aintnx q IL rumosnl a apg1noO
- ~ training II II vhieh v6s1nny ~
Anco ~ weight vAieA o. ~ % cany-l
bsgin BY adopting ucA . dis = vM I'D
sezngtA, bas not weight, 70 - body VIA
thn osjscs in visw, / carefully svuid al fns
msafs, spgps, butter, aafchy food. pssafo@
s4npea, &c. l ata great dsAl a raso tsao
nj Pand only ths mnA sadly digusesd q
that, such - bssf and mutton Egp%
pscially pnschsd-poulsry, ID and gana.
may b. saten piantifuiiy. but sacA naas =
veal and pork are to Be avoidsd 6esvsd
Vegetables are to b partak0 1 freely, -
ass also gresos, such - lsetucs. crsasA etc.
Fruis b . necessity, and b b b tAkm -
brsakfxs6
whatsvx broad b s.sd should b sithG
tna1Gsd or Asd vhsn aboat forty eight hours
Old For deaerfz. telhss are probably better
than anything else; but all pastries. such =
PIE, caie, and the like, together with al rich
puddinys and sauces, must be ahstaiDed FROM
For beverages us weak Ia and cof1se u
small quantities, and but little vasar. Stimu-
lanis Of all kinds, and alcoholic drinks 0ps-
cially. are 70 be stunned, - bsswesa the ~ Of
thee and that Of tobacco in any form What
ever il is hard 70 decide which Is the moss in
FURIOUS.
By aihering 70 such . system II diet, and
by inducing perspiration BY exercise. ths
weight may be gradually reduced 70 the ~
quired point As 70 the form VI exercise, It
Il, Of course to be OF such . nature - will
best secure endurance and muscle The best
exsrcise for this purpose Il running Begin
ming gradually, do Just 70 much - viii
make noe feel that some demands have bsen
mads on the muscles. Great care must Be
taken not to do too muctE4t first, else, unac-
customAd to the exertion, you may become
sti6 and sore, and more harm viii b done
than good As training progrssD The work
Is increased, either by running further or do
ing the same distances faster.
At the end Of two weeks the entire distance
at whif;h you mend to compete may b run
over At racing speed, and this may b 70
peAted Is offep a. once every week thers-
altar On the day previous to this effort
would do no work whatever, and - l always
run these trials on Saturdays, do nothing
On the day following either. All this work
will b. found to have improved the wind
also. With each days work you will nnd
that you breathe more and more freely -
you run, aud in . very short time you may
run hard race with little Or NO discomfort
70 the breathing.
Judgment" in pace can b acquired only
by constant practice. Many races are lost
BY selecting at the start . pace which u
either too fast or two slow. II the former be
the case, thu runner finds himself when naaF
the finish too exhausted to continue running,
and is therefore beaten by man who has,
uerhars not nearly his ability IL ON the
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- Isoqssss ea0s IN fes0 A herissse Of
IN ladiaa sass spoa the Maine settlers fol-
losed, In which de ssssessee Of the natives
found e1pesssloa 10 nsrdersd bessehslss ssd
desoisted hsmiets, she ae1ory Of vhsch sill
linsess In the psbIie mind
The intrepid psisss. fhe founief Of thu hum
bic Nissios Of The Asssupaon. sssose sIth all
his strength 10 sestIish each relations be
tween the Engiisk and bic lndiso pyotsgss -
veuId have made var between them sm-
possible {. Z ".
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HOW WOMEN WEAR THEIR HAIR

Mis- Jessie Aillenard woars her hair piled
high in paffs IN ths top Of her head.
Sarah Bernhard allows her hair 10 hang
about her shoulders in . neglected manner.
Mrs. LAngtry very rarely dres.ss her hair
ave in one style, and that d in Close braids
cooled low in the neck
Aodje.ka Il very fond Of allowing her hair
TO Tat naturally over her shoulder. When
she does IL up. it Is only in loose coil
Miss Kathryn Kiisier's hair Is a soft grav
brown. very curly. and she dresses il very
simply, leaving most Of il to curl about her
face
Jane Hading wsars her hair parted in the
csutsr and drawn spftly back in a way that
give her face . cias.ic Appearance it would
mot oeheswiss have
xrA Kendall combs hr abundant red
brown treoes smoothly beck and twists
thsm into knot, which on almost any other
woman would look commonplace
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DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

ouida has lifted up her voice against the
muzxling Of doss
Min Motabai r. Kapadia is the doctor in
charge Of the Victoria Jubilee dispensary for
women and children in Ahmedabad
Adelina Patti has utterly surprised tho Lon
don public by appearing At . concert in Al
bert hall with her hair dyed . brilliant straw
color
Lady Forester each week sends e. the FAC
tory girls Of London upward Of a.OO0 punches
Of lowers gathered by the servants of her e.
tAtss
Min Charlotte Robinson an English artist,
enjoys the patronage Of Queen Victoria, and
has the title Of home art decorator to her
majesty"
Mira Fawcett will contribute q sketch Of
her husband, the late postmaster general Of
England, to the fourth volume Of Chamber
encyclopaedia
Miss Annie Lancey, Of Carmel, O., has
leased q mill property there, and Is doing
large business. employing fourteen men and
operating day and night
Miss Carrie Julia Bartlett, a young lady
who has done much good work on the press Of
the northwest. has been elected Is pastor Of
the First Unitarian church Of Kalamazoo.
Miss Hattie French, q bright and popular
girl Of Naples. n Y. has become wildly in
sane frum disappointment at her failure 70
find publisher for a novel she had written
Mrs Ruth Sabin, Of La Porte, Ind, who
recently donated SIS 900 toward the erection
Of q home for aged and infrm. has contrib
uted 90, GOV to put the home on . solid finan
cial basis
One Of the most successful homeopathic
women PHI sicians Of the west is Miss Maria
McDeau Of Helena, Mont. whose income
last year was between &ll 600 and 81, 600
She received her medical education in Boston
and Berlin
The London Figaro says ''the late Lady
OssingtOn was a strong advocate OF total
abstinence. but it has not been mentioned
that she once offered a large sum- believe
Rl.OO0-for u new and really palatable tee
total drink.
The champion woman preacher of the west
Is the Rev. Eliza Freye, Of Wisconsin, who
recently preached thirty-two times in four
weeks Miss Freye is Methodist, and is
holding daily meetings IN her church at
Maiden Rock.
Mr2 Todd, the wife Of the Amherst astron-
omer who has gone to Africa to observe the
eclipse, helped her husband wonderfully in
his preparations She read every book con-
corning the coast to which the expedition is
going, and read to him selected passages
daily She also worked up formulas and de-
tails Of geography for him.
Miss Eastwood has accomplished very 70
markable feat at Amat, Rosshire, Scotland,
when fishing with q nine foot trout rod. She
bad Ola only two aies With one she hooked
. salmon, and at the same time a sea trout
with the other. and after a severe struggle
landed both fish The salmon weighed eleven
and half pounds, and the trout one pound.