Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 26, 1893, Page 10

Elisacioens o . n a st e T AN AN AN I A 7t RS B S, 00 THE OMAHA DAILY BFF. St l)AY MARCH 26, 1893-SIXTEEN PAGE —’-———-—c ! opod many unboliovers, whose scoffing seems | to sorvo later as guys, and sevoral Brothers I fmm. boetling brows as with savage co . : P s AMER]C,\N SFLF CRUCIFIFR :0 hurt the Penitentes more than their self- | of Light slowly raiss the ponierous beam (n faon \"mV TROUBADOURS protosts against possibl ..,:x:‘:x'f‘r.'..- I'\f:"” g:"‘g\;"."“l the space of only A"W"':'{“: mposed tortures. The brothers may also | intoan upright position. Tts bass slips wmto vandor where you may on your ste can m aianien have some fear of the displeasure of the | the sxcavation, anlas it nears the perpen ) b decks or within hor splondid cablns, you closed. it Two winined hurch, and it is quite probable they wish to | dicular the whole mass drops into the hols ) 1 find but savagery b close it &t 3 £ h { H1bh & SO0 £ - | L solfish preoceupation and . Beds cloe it at Tragio Represontations of Sosnos in Ohrist's | mystify the people, but it is ceneraily known | with a shock that must causs tho crueifiod | Do Solitary Middight Seronades of Modern | despalr H Mother's will among their friends who the penitents are. | one excruciating patn, but he gives forth no And how it levels the proud and great! Ive Friend % Earthly Oareor. Dur early part of Lent the per- | sound. The cross is then steadiod by the guy Gintian Romeos. Look at them sprawling in their chairs, hun Ry formances of the Penitentes are compara- | ropes, and pernaps 1ooso rocks are thrown dreds of them, under the lee-nwnings, hoy pfgher tively mild, but in Holy week all the hor- | into the excavation n | pride, scorn, hauteur, all, flown like the In One CARRYING CROSSES TO A MIMIC CALVARY | Fors of this peculiar order are pit into nrac. Akonies of the Cross THE NEIGHBORS, 0 NOT SEEM TO OBJECT | Mish of the sheiveled ‘lowdrs below. iy pestelt | Deorherhona Botes te planted & Grose 10 Feb is useless, perhaps, for one who has not 3 JE N Gaol illion, KO3 WIS, 08 SoFe. Fechont ams Ventilation | resent Calvary. Duy after day processions | Suffered them to attempt to describotho | & o cna | BIMSCLE & boy of 40, vou kiow, {4 strotehed Invatuable if you have small American Votors Suffer Cracifiion, Even |yl from, the lodige to the cross and back, | exuisito agonies of the 1 man, and | ild Ball waljie Pollte Vaquero—End | gttt s Loy of 40, vou dcow, 14 strotched sl i Have small k- Unto Death -Revolting Scourgings of the | its membe sing penancoe *for the love of | the | "l-”" i "_'I‘“ e B 4+ Variety Ludicrous Situations | of false teeth 1n his nervoless hand with the | & night. Wril _lustrated i tentes, n Fanatical Religious God" in & variety of hidoous ways, as the | SSEE L OnI0E e e | Abonrd the al ors—Grim,Quaint most familiar abandon. * He rocks not those | 400 oo Catalogue, FREE. der In the Southwest, ancy of the individual may suggost. In | ot BTl T Tie with eyes lifted In and Unconsetous Mamor in Scotland. who see; he soes not those who reck. Here ose ignorant pretenders who, | Mabes Extension 1 many places that have been invaded by rail- [ #roup standing about wi s lifted is a grand dame, as easy a subject of study. [ withoutany qualifications, any abilit; Bod Co, - roads and Americans these ceremonies are | Feverentisl awe to the central figure. The it Her wig is displaced ; the powder and color e it Mok ) fd i performed at night and in isolated localitie | afteruoon sun beams on the scene wi have been sponged from one si Jf her face | BNY exporience, any skill, claim to 271 WABASH AVE The Passion Play of Oberammergau is a Seourgers and Cross Bearers, southern fervency, the lonely hills lend their (Copyrighted, 1891.] by ssme nttentive stowardess: her lncos, | possess th S 1 4 CHICAGO, ILL, 1 crude e tation by simple Gorman | g4 o9 g e e e march | (olitude to tho drama and there fs, seldom @ | Loxboy, March 18, —~[Correspondence of | flounces and silks are disheveled; she i3 e sl saat i S LG AL A ies s : peasants of scoies in Christ's carthly carcet, | of the fingellants, At the head stridos the | rock and fruitiess sand to break the solemn " LS GHEED “‘n"““‘;l‘ by iy “l stiorlug, divoraified by snorts and palateal { he humaa racs, But their want of | wetl.as gentiemen. ¢ for the day and it is enactod but once in each decade. | “pitero,” blowing a rude flute with o shrill, | silence, pathotic coloring, it is still often enlivened | SEEECHH0s taw worth soon becomes apparent to thair i blowing X ) itk i el oy Sce this erst poorless New York belle! PCOmMos appare ol | TG | Bi Yot Amorican newspapers and magazines | unearthly wail in its tones that is caculated | The weight of the hanging man causes the | with many divorting situntions, amusing in- | paine powdor ek iR b eisler's Bir tore. e hive. oxhatsted theit resourcos o illustrats | 1 fill a stranger to its notes with o nameless | binding ropes w sink deep into the arms and | cidents and genumely humorous aspects P '",'m st ULELLE Bt GBI s UL i Ll et e e LT N " v dread whe right amid the weird | le 10 sur ¢ flesh swells into great, ol dit) 4 . té hee B orLner 1c8 coun. o 8 8 ¢ orived naw following warranted first-cinss singes 5 and deseribo this rude drama by illiterate | d5ad when R e & :,hh,"\‘m."f iding flosh swolls ntogeeats | But few rays of this genial sunshine fall | tenance. The for has deposited o clammy lessquacks ary soon consignal to tho L ported Gorman Canarios otk in an obscurs hamlet of forolgn land, | soHle O O e i v aitow | The siin assumes & parple. s, then turns | WPon the faco of; sunny Cuba. To tho mind | Flime upon this, Strauds of her now wave- | oblivion they 80 richly merit. "8 anch ; and thousands of Americans have flocked | the brothers doing penance. Naked, except [ slowly to g . Some of the onlokers | and heart of the traveler it remain ", N TOONM, T e oLy WAL MO 1 Witatgs and Bbeony cOnLAEwILS R # / ! for eir dr I e clot over e kneel ( i) we sile prayer. Jag oloroso arspec! ve for 5| i A Sh OV SORII 0 10 V0 fohe A iheby ) = L e 4o ehither 1o food their hunger for novelty. o | for theif drawurs nd the cloth ovér their | knoeland theielips move in silont prayer, | terr 170 doloroso 1n perspective. Save for ol i toHer Hond: i ‘H5h GG hre Ghacd Eaiiah Lizzard Canarlos on | matehless tropical by \¢ some other tor: rom the brows of have witicssed tho Passlon Play ls an these miserable hoasters is the quiet, ach ment to boast of for a lifetime, and | § R SRR G G ave rid yet within the confines of the United States are enacted dramas of Christ's travail more move real, more tragic than any true of travel in all countr W oapat h Cinamon Ca Vo ol finchios 600 0ach aty and the languor- | beneath dirty yellow lids, Amid this wreck ous beauty of its women it remains plain- | 0f beauty there is one iy of color, Itisin | dignified yet courteous demeanor of tively in the memory : altozether somber in "“;‘\"ll"‘“.k‘\x 1;‘”";--!1 nose. It would have par. one and color, T N ot Wil ol yzed her to have worn a 23-cent bathing tono and color., Tbis observation will hold | 15t nt gon, 8o from under the edgo of hor intens s whoso folk are hat her sea-blistered nose v ever attempted at Oberammervau, of the swarthy Latin lineage. From many [ red like some hectic be s rarc and ! BHSW miny Avhovioatis ietiow that attong FLalta 16 U8 HesUPILISTRNA T b vestl no | ABove dranss dant dolorous isloa. Yo foe I) [‘S 0 S (]‘ I (\ {\‘ { their fellow citizens is an order whose mem - " B more than three situations where the foreizn ,'“‘”" ’.’:lI:]:";l {:::'w \]‘I'IW“ cuticle will peel ' \ JULY | v - L4 stones and lacerated by ti, while | a bed of cactus or su: ond | ture without a sound aries hose noted leaders of their profession, Tnalos .00 each Pokin: Nizhilngales, §0.00 Nis Iedbirds, 33 50 each, (;H\HI '$303) STORE, 400 N T6th Strect, Omal YOUR EYES O e ] bers yearly represent Christ's journey to his spectator might bo beguiled into mirthful | eypls, and as she stens ;'.',n”‘:'.‘ the :;“.‘J\]&v”.‘.yv‘ crucifixion by bearing crosses of crushing emotions, and these possessed the quality of | Liverpoc welght along paths of cruel stones and cac ridieulousness rathee than humor. pronounce her H'American h'objeck s tus to & mimic Calvary? How many know One of these T witnessed repeatedly late at A voluble lady sitting in her desk chair [ Abundantly demonstrated their ability that American voters, men who help to night. It is the outgrowth of surveillance of 'I‘If‘l“ Prsipion. ! \‘"’,“"I"’*‘(l‘l‘l:ml""l’\ auulms of | to effoct speedy, perfect and permanent | choose the prosident of the United States, i"l’! ’[“’ A da "“"I““ "{ is the solitary | about her g R cures in all the worat forms of those del- e are crucified, are bound by biting thongs. ye nidnight serenade. Time after time, on re SIf 1 got seasic ke the rest of these § ol ( ‘.‘.!.u(\-.llu‘.:l.l‘{h‘.y,.]...’xn«,h!: At b turning to my hotoel f S T 4 icate sexual maladies embraced within ARE TROUBLING YOU! from divers wandering just give up my reason alto ol the rude customs inspecto will | Who, during the past 27 years, hav her, so 1 shall Not many. And yet this occurs, not merely at night ia the Caban capital, have T passed bl the general terms of R AT s LR AT e Heka 15 vaRt : o titionea Whereupon a bluff old party awakens from our PERFECTION SPECTACLES 0F BY B GLASS. once in a decade at a single place, but eve h y Ken youths, stationed obpo- i his stupor long enough to retort spitefully SE—the best In the world, 16 yon 4o not nes 1 ginssay vear during Holy week and at dozens of sitc the homes of their fuamoratas inall | ~“judging from my own experience w40 et o B i ML RIPibE L Gikiss, o Asdtheen: Oolorido &nn manner of agonized attitudes, strumming | will give up far more than that, madam Viits, SOk, Ue or white g14336s (OF PRILOOHNE IS iFbaghibit Now Mexco tiio men, aid. ovon dew-mufied notes upon ancient uitars, and | On the other side of the ropds, where tho HERVO“& CHRONIO | exus, Trom bR pate w the women, of a strauge brotherhood ar loes fn passionate though | oy Wil gee them walking the deck as if at AND producing relizious ceremonies, fanatical doleful petitions to the night, the moon, the | i Max Meyer & Bro. Co A ; ) et and all the saints, to aid them in ide rail for relief. They are reaching the ears and hearts of their adora- AR willl Do | crticified, somo. OF them das. ‘the favorite, indeed almost the uni- | ry than the more comfortable e vorsal, ballad sung by theso love-lorn Cub cabin passengers. While they are pounding B ; 2 RS i i & : : ow years ngo the cercmonics of the youths is “La Luna,” of which I recall one "““’f“ out deck you may approach and o R A fow years ago th monics of th a5 g S e hetically aceost an emigrant with SR A4 centh T thetk 1lustratsd How Penitentes could be seen in almost cvery Mis penas y mis fatig “Well, my boy, how do you find yourself % town in New Mexico, but with the influx of 7 Y IO e g babN oo this morning?” ; . book of 120 pages, ‘‘Enow Thyself.” Amerlcans public sentiment has become | zashes in their backs, from which drops of | the officers, claspea in crowns of cactus, Se aleanzi v Me health’s all right, yer honor” (a . leavened, and the sightscer must now go to 4 trickle down and discolor their sin drops of blood trickle down and smear their C plunge to the side rail), is ‘the sturdy ro- | Consultation free. Call upon or ac S i I. t Mexican humlets remoto from the railroads | garment. Perhaps they are accompanied by | faces. The moments drag along with pain- Luna, bella p Joinder. Then, with a twinkle in his blo Prostdent ot with oceasional quick recourse to the immeasurably sunnier and lighter-hearted in star rharic, tnat have come down from the PRIVATE DISEASES. . and dark ages, and on Holy i'riday many of their Jewelers and Opticians. Farnum and Fiftecot Str dross, with stamp, . £ : A i e e Dbty 0 me niegues tu fulgar chot eyes, *but, faith, me ticket's stec 4 . GhiUnA siie brotharhooa in its toll glory other ofticers than the two leadors and the | ful weariness, They u o have length Vo oih bsch a6 ih 1080~ S O Reve BLactls oicials may be known by the bands or | ened into hours—for the sufferer into eons, Voyon busaaite L AMOL! The ocean liner is nover without its ferret, nrs, Befls & Be”s, fillets tied about the forehead. The march | probably—but in rveality it may be only g _ f ) : who is sometimes a divinity student, *broad Taos in northern New [ is toa cross, where the penitents kneel, go | twenty or thivty minutes until the chief My sorrows and lanzuors Aiis L1 A 1 S M_s S( t crot mumimeny, lish themselvos | brother gives the sign to lower the cr)ss. Vamicasurable portio ening his range of observation and study; 0 (R YEHIA tes Stronghold. The v Mexico, for many years the home of Kit | through a f h A5 ¢ DBOLYH 410 v MEDECAL AND SURGICAL Carson, is still one of the strongholds of tho | a sclf-prescribed number of times and then T'he Brothers of “Light quickly loose the “:. followauuh othier 3 f";."‘lll‘_‘ j:}'} the young £ e panEsuly s O8r, Dougins SH HEW ERA nhPENbARY Penitentes. Hidden away in a little valley | take up the backward march to the | bonds of the crucified one, and the prisoned SRR s fean Pkt i e LU el o (Consultation Froe among the Rockics, shut off from the rail- | “morada.” blood leaps throuzh the thivsty veins with AR LT A jad L oo inuerian SRR AT O M AHA - NEB. [ A TISSURE por nanontly rond on the cas miles of | That is the simplest processional form of | riotous, painful joy. ‘The motionless form is Vor i treisure I'm soarehing— Sk e I R e s — [ Al ma ‘L loa 01" DPivDL0 OF SHONS naCRFS, OF mountains and s ated from the iron high- | Holy week. The cross boirers are Jus | picked up by two assistants, each putting a My dear love's indulgence. . Qaket R oithor sox ¥ - way on the west by thirty-five miles of | piase of - othe Toh h rogation pomts usus Ave golc o¢ Itively eured e e rihe " Cotumn | shoulder under one arm, and themarch tothe | Nobody pays any attention to those who | rosanon, bomis usually h R e Ton ‘.' LR ‘.‘.‘l".,‘f.‘ Al iy o, DA 1500 "as usunl by the fillated fifer | “morada’ is begun, Pérhaps the body gives | thus pour out their souls upon the night. | notebooks which tre drawn on vietims with stamp for pucticulars, wiich will be it I et benrer, and Somewhere among | evidence of life and consciousness. The legs | The parents who are used to it, simply turn | th - £ 5 0 slerity of genuine deadly weapons the party is o “residor with an open book | $1owly move as though to walk, but the effort | in their beds with thanks to the saints that They are abroad for informatio | > SURELY CURED. » from which he is reading prayers. One man | is too feeble for any practical use, except to | their doors are massive and the windows are | got it. Cornering the ship's cor e To thE Eprror— Please inform yonr read- OUR EMPLOYMENT DEP r may be bearing o huge-cross, his out. | Show that the spiritof life still animates | of iron hars Belated male passers by cas | the subject of seasickness, they find ers that T have a positivo remedy for the | While costing tho employer and employoed strotehed arms bound to its arms. Auother | the swol oruised, blackened body. | sympathetio glanees at the fone troubadours, | * Dear sir. or madam, I have followed the | above uamed disca By its timely use | nothing. his enabled us to alvines the inter may be stagizering under the weight of a | .ll the i the ; ”"l‘ prother i | remen.bering theh' own dismal efforts iu the | sen for twenty-five years and have put more | thousands of hopeless cases Luve been estaotbotliandinlD) b SncORIaT cross simply resting on his shoulder, while | Fudely nuvsed intostrength, and oceasionally | past. Even the pefghbors keop silence; and | in it than I ever took out of it! ontly auredr T alall Do alnd to omd | etter rosutts with ths machino. the main piece leaves a deep trail where it | his vitality is such that he will be about the | not a rock or handy household implement is From grim old travelers they learn manently cured. 1 shall be glad to send il drags along the road. A thivd cross b may have his arms bound to the upright ce, compelling him to bear the entive | arer | next day as though nothing had happened. | shot, as from some shadowy catapult, on dis- “Phis i Hred wfiey o two bottles of my remedy free to any of your - i metimes the body picked from the cross | turbing mission throngh the bosky mdnight | sir, o msdes el und fortieth pssage, | oydors who Linve consumption if they will chkflff- Seaman & Beaedicl k i ! lam. Though I have taken every ves no sign of life and is never seen in pub- or hours 5 S0 rubrious 3 i 11 se o their expreasn 0o LEPHO IR 1753 1712 PARNAM 81 R ienitis R e H x r hours of ‘this sort of lugubrious | meal on shipboard, I have frequently missed | Sendme their express and post oftice addr i i ! 12 FARNAM S few days later the clothing of the m 1no reward is sought or expected. But | them T. A, Slocum, M.C., 185 Peurl8t., New ng | if the flutter of g dainty hand, or the shim- . chel + 80 ¢ o i U | R e e R R U NERW]USDISORDERS while cross- And wil thy tealn of At Taos men bear these burdens with the | sbar resting on the shoulders and the | -xtended arms. Fach hand is supported by | pre sible they still and the storm poumd the v but thereis not a | mer of delicate, laces, is for an in: word of explanation. Her husband has dis- | caught at the balcony of the fair one A I L c upon the distracted pass sy 3 it S | appeared, and tradition tells her he has paid | coba, then is the minstrel lover in an ¢ lu@ithe Newronnal i EVILS WEAKUSSES, DUV B G e : Bront, e, bl the, i g, 1 | BVl 5t ik benorant sent.” Somewhoes | i fog e o aiond sk nd s i syt s OVICHLY, s L oint re © hip. ere o LALLM Sl 2 i of enough le » objor e dec CURED. " Fiil STRIENGTI and tone pressure enough to keep the sword in place, | 3mong the lonely canons or out on the | On one occasionTeame upon two of these | chairs to quicken even profane response. B ooVt BATCUE: fh b oAy L1 i sentRINe Rl there s a trifle. too much the blade | Proad, parched mesa may be d little mound of | amorous Romeos, singing and playing in Furely packs then they espy a solitary being, on its leg i in blue and gold, away out forward. They sidle, slip and slide up to it. The beinis ) FIUZE L nny suff tho proscrt Wit eured no of theso troublos. Address, RADLEY BATTLECREER, Mioi stones supporting a ¢ by may show s ss. The ground near | sort of u desperate riv s of having been disturbed. | cony. It was truly a di v beneath one bal- mma both for the will enter the hearer's body. The didiculty | djusting this pressure to a nicety, cspe- ! g o i kel Perhaps a sccret and a_crime are buried | adorado and her lovers. Tho latter were ; | = = 11y after the burden has been carricd some 7 ¢ adorado and her “lovers, The latter were | pr 0 be a ship's oficer—first, secon Ance, must bo loft 10 the imagination, | there. “Quien sabet” ~ (Who knows?) both siuging, “La:Lama," ono in a fronzied | Wi, or somehersalon i dine. Bt 1115 | THE BEST WAY YO 8E0U 7 the idhoss:bearer, ma FRED BENZINGE Jlulwlm.l!w,ulhl‘xln,:: hnr_\hu:;u hlru-lwlfru;n alive, has hearty jowls big paunch, and ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE : [ o0 cross ber . ous passion. A phiite guardi ¢ivil finaily b S e ILIILSE ey v X himself with a_heavy log chain, permitting ; Rk U S rel nally | hoping these bespeak geniality, they timidly i NEW MEXICO CRUCIPIXION. him merely to hobblc along. ~ Miny of thess | AMONG LITTLE PEOPLE. Tolleyor wparunyayeniion of the el | addresic 0 Warld's Gulumb]an EXpflSIflfl'l = crosses are twenty feet in length and elght | Now yorkc Herald: A little Harlem boy | near bodega, thus preventing a traged g purdon, officer, but are these fogs to ten inches in thickue from 200 to 800 pounds, and the naked b 5. Often thoy weigh E 1 Vacks | who has an old maid aunt who is very fond | eu \ 8e: | always to be always to be own fill of wine, and in a'kind of »und here on the hanks?" The being is a blue, gold and bronze sta \tute mesas and the awrul canvon of the Rio ng h ROUGH THE i X axic: » v riving eac o) » h " " Chicago Efllev'li\ nmant Bureau Grand, ""‘“"h(lm-'fi{‘-'f.."’.}:‘;»:; ans, With | wath purple streaks and abraded skin are a | of cats has been in the habit of ofticiating as rolay giving each smitten troubadour a fair | for n long. long time. Finally ag thay \Woits sor Dasornttye QUaRTars 3 searcoly a dozen AeTcuns Ao e | pitiful sight as the bearers stoopand groan | exceutioner whenever the kittens multiplied | ' CAuitable oot despair and are about to turn away its red 910 1The Mousduock, ¢ hleago i st of the ninetectth e orant. fol | And painfully erecp along undor thelr crush | around at bis antics to dogroo that even | Aunther | sit PAfg s Cuban' [FISBHSRILIRY s G uarsoo poliadibn @ iy, e S e 3 O I ios 1n mud ovens and heat their | g burdens. Tho cross bearers, like the flag- | 4y, vonerable feminine cat fancier could not | Sociological was found in a | Involunt: I BT s e d hoat their | (ljunts, try to conceal their identity with a [t ven ek ana® Gund 1 8 | cavernous, coral mouth expands frightfully one-story mud houses from mud fireplaces, f (ARG I G SHIER R 4 suppor 3 3 N IRhE DRI NG T OATE . rly indicative of their placo in | ' st iy human progress. Taos and its neighborhood | The self-scourgers resort to many expedi- are said to have about 1,000 Penitentes, in- | ©018 toincrease their punishment. One binds | hig paying stone, and_ consigning the whole | &ers responded: Dios te guard cluding many women, and here their p his legs with a rope to impede his progr . | guard thee!™) She sneezed ag: tices are cavried to the extreme. Among | and increase the numbe incrense of blows. Auothor | 24 L0,she tender marcios of bho Harlem river. | time the . concerted . ejuculation was: | - UP in Scotiand the grimness and quaint: the residents is o Methodist misslonary, who | kneels at frequent intervals while a i Harlem boy's mother presented her husband | “Maria!" She sneezed the third time. This | f7s8 f BUmOr b SBeeCh “:“ il l”"’ Was an administrator of the estate of ‘Pablo | lashes his bleeding back with the disc with a couple of daughters in the shape of a | Was followed by a chorus of voices with: R e N A LS Ortoga, a Penitente who died near Anto- | One makes the journey on his knees, and an- | gplondid pair of twins, sJose!” 1t is a universal Cuban custom,and | €1¢F @ 8 e SR G DO LA e Vs ftar having become & Protes. | other has his back bound tightly with buck 'As a groat, favor Johinny was allowed to go | in its motive reminas forcibly of the quite n "‘"“";“.‘I" 5 \.f"“: and dand, £ i ARLES - tant, Among the dead man's effects we horn_cactus, whose sharp tines will pierce | juto the room to see his newly arrived sisters, | 88 universal German custom, when oue | IS8 00 10T SUni Y MORUMIE Rush euora, sncezed. In- ] i aors, L 0w the bloody ‘el do Hi know? Hi B score of passen. | qu,¢ hide 'ere!” and that is As a natural result he became very expert | Passens 3 at putting kittens in a bag, together with a | stantly, everently nsulting Surgeon. 1 Collnze ON- e found books cxvlaining the rites of the order, | shoe leather. Picces of this cactus (entra Ho. gazed upon. them with alanguld fnc | aueesss, o' express™ikindly. cotioern by ro- | CAIE Upor two nds savogely dishuuing | BULKATIONEKE), Clve the trentment of § A the missionary has sineo made a caveful | may be thrown at these poor, deluded | torest “for a few moments, and then looking | SPonding with the unctious and expressive, | pHEHE GNVIC NER IEESEE SO G Lhem c NIG NERV | study of this cul aticism, fanatics, the thorns sticking into the flesh | i qt his father said suddenly: “Say, pop, iesundheit ! h‘{r.‘..'m.wl Tittio fello o8 ‘.I' L EWOIR y i Thio namo of the ordor is “Los Hermanos | deep enough to hold the branch, but the | let's keep the oue with blue eyes.” It was | Again, a young fellow, passing a mother f J0 0T (R0 Dace with, o o AND Penitentes” (The Peniteut Brothers). They | Worshiper gi no sign, though the pain | kepy S and radianily beautiful daughter on hi T s kst s » PN AP A et | ouinrly Known by 1ho single word | must be intenso. At Taos, not long ago, a e out of the car, doffed his hat, stood str o LA g A sy far PR'VATE DISEASES . R s Tho oxdor ras’ eatablishod woman started from the brotherhood hotse | 10 pes pe ® %00 1ad just settied | @nd tall before the couple he b BAAR wall gt st me e M . Shain thvee or four hundred vears ago, and | carrying in her arms a large image of Covist | oSSV FRCS Prossy jrey FAo Just Sl | fore seen, und with the dignity of a v u..m.- hae Witnessed o fisherman's bride leaving | _We oure Catarrh, All Disoasos of tha - it is said that originally its members did not | crucified, and she waddled on her knce Whohat the gueat's Beat was still primping, Don Quixote said in Spani; “0ld won R “ {5 ,;’ _d‘ m‘_”“h"w vf‘\ herothi L i Nose, Throat, Chest. Stom ich, Bowels E practice scourging or crucifyng. The. cus- | the way to ‘el Calvario,” a i fanoe of ol Ui isons of huricliss will, whahithe fumi keop that daughter of heavenly beauty rm- u:h:\m-ll 8 gave her Uhis grisily | and Liver, AND HCW TO ATTAIN IT. k. Bom of seltwhippine seems o have been | mile. She had to cross o mesa covered with | {5 eespns 6F R G088 Wit WA BUCSAREN | the unworthy one. before you!" 'Theén o | & Blood, Skin and Kidney Disensos, o6 e O ted hinem e | = iJoan, buck-tooth tho' ye are, ye are weel strode away and nobody assaulted him. The BuoKedtnAd Blataal (Al ar Female Weaknesses, Lost Manhood sed and pro- vided:) but the deil is na waur-faurd | CURED, borrowed from the Flagellantes, who flour- | Stubble, stones and cactus, and not only were {shed in Furopo for many eenturies, and the | her skirts torn to shreds, but her limbs from {norant fanatics of the new world have | the knees downward were o cross hatch and Amedical work that tells the causes, deserihes heeffects, points the remedy, Scionti=ally the nost valual tstieuts o yont terror which could no longer be suppressed What's the matter, dear?” inquired the, aged senora responded pleasantly: T will ithfully keep hel Possibly the far : I AL i e P Dl b 3 ¢ ahsiigchel dalf . wal PILES, FISTULA, FISSURE, pormanoatly curo1 | §mediont bk o - slaborated the system of penance until men | @ stipple of bleeding, revolting wounds. T e P o Botiaaeh weaa the. e | semora's fan - moved n lttle moro rapialy at | (iIer) Shas s auitchets batowns yall | witoutihe useot kalte linuireronuttia, 0, $EMERLLEST B 3 aro actually nalled to the cros AlGentine Graclaxion and startling response; “youwre just killing | e compliment. But nobody thought amiss | 1} " rvived in lowly homes—as the physi- | elther sex, positively cured. ;i E: The Penitentes are Catholics and fora | 54 S 1y mamma, 50 you are.” “Why, Mary dear, | f the episode, or for that matter anything | oiy, “usully brings currantbannocks, or | gC8ll onor addross, with stamp for Circulacs, Froy e i long time used the churches for their meet- | The’crowning event of this sickening bar- | Wiow you talk.” from the mother. What do | &¢ 81l about it, save myself. buns, called ““‘curniebannies,” with which to | R0k and HeclEes. ; the Piain ¥ (s 5 ings. Of late years the bishops huve for- | barism occurs on Holy Friday, when tho an- fean, anyhow, talking like that?” “You ¢ divert tho attention of the childron-is o | DI, SEATIes & Searles,™ S aia, ' Silhtr | eavericsof dediont arpii : bidden this, and mnow the brothers have | niversary of Christ's death is celebrated mamma, if that ol-old ma-maid | At one time myself and friends were | suprome occasion in child lifo exp (gt G ried Life, woho ieo or, rant sollies b their “morada” outside the town. This | witha drama of the crucifixion, The event M dinner thesho would bobe | traveling on horseback the 2 most impassa- | *“PHaat s 1 heard o wee laacio of K - Nexthoorso Rostamoe: SN PRI el ot wllo Al i brotherhood house is & one-story adobe w opens with a procession from the “morada” of you, $0 yo-you did, boo-hoo!" | hle country roads of the so.thern coast. in | hurgh old town relating to her b T e wrill Lo hent froc Under o, whito the edi A & big cr0ss at one end and a_door and a win- | to the hillock repres ; Yk ‘e cross bearers, fla ien and children, all is bar nd imawe: dow or two in 1ts walls. Insid c but for a few crosses, courge WO iting Calvary. There | Mo therooway o soene hat. bogears de. | the vicinity of Trinidad. Along in the aftor- | bagss n the shadows of & Marron o tion'Tnsts. Addrcss iho puitists B | tlants and numerous | seription. ity oxgars de- | on we suadenly heard great rustling, | fioes i langhadows ot 5 paregwn ’,,;‘u "“'l)‘ ( ] ERITE MEDICA L €0.. Fufiala, %V, Bliat Uy e dfer, 2 ping and hallooing some distauce in | An' g muckle guid dochter he T l LVAGM ) - RN AL " of saints. ‘These lodg securely loc] while the reader of prayers is somewhere in Boston Transcript: Susie's mother sent nee. Our wise penies instantly grew | aftor a long and impressive silence: “An ,w b S = DR b and the brother oot fe their midst. The women carry images of | pr to. Warren's othor duy for some | restive and_showod ularm. We halted for a | Brount o curnie-bannie—an-an: a iy "““‘“*"""”" \'([w ‘\‘j;;f“““‘:’is""“-“““v'r~“~ o, tho fumnons Intrusion durix ceremonies, They | Christ ou the cross and of the Virgin Mary, | shoestrings. The little girl tipped the door | moment; the yeomen listed und divectly | yyo ; 5 in o Oh cian of Omaha, has over L0 statements from rateful pa- Bt icnts whohave been curod by dread publicity would attempt to photograph on wocessions would do it at the risk of his 3 ife. : During most of the foolhardy man who | and among the children are scattered | Jiteh and slowly wal of their | chronios of various patron saints. The pro- - cession halts at short intervals to “make the | ions of the cross.” and the women and | gy dren kneel while they repeat a short o PHYSICIAN & SURCEON. Riding along the Carlisle ana ASEOW SPECIALIST. rond in an old trap driven by a serious youth 3 n Anarow, the horse shied, kicked the | G168 NEW YORKCHOSPITAL TREAT- dashboard in pioces, stopped stock-still and ted up e propri- | eried ¢ citedly : § 90 URAO KBE " pros “An, biene un toro bravo!" (“Here cores a famma sent me down for a pair of shoe- | Wild bull!™) The words were nov out of his and. Susie fingered her pennjes | nouth before his feet struck the ground. nervously as, she looked into the dealer's [ Whipping out his machete he cut with in- o ar the Penitentes ave | ¢h ? :» (I|‘uim that their m.;m 'mvll"ml W 1‘“ m-lnlv r ]\« ('u\».x:\ nlm- cross bear y-.‘n. At | face, Warren turned toa bunch-of strings | T II)Il'l\)nonll aw _\v‘u.n. zh th lllmlm- It | turned and looked nt Andrew FOR ALL hiy roken crosses scattered about them, are the | full length, with the heavy beams iaid upon | ypon the wall and bagan to pull a couple out, | Wa# 1ot a moment too soon. Thundering | " pyir heastie! puir beastic " said Andrew ) : Omahy, Maroh beginni it they renew their activity | the attendants sing Then the procession How long does she want them?" wiid bull, his pursuing rider yelling, “Ten- | o tufy of ‘grass which he gave to the animal Privat? and Woi Lh with s and processions, and the | returns to the “morada,” the brothers going Susie looked flustered, T don't know, but | gan cuidado con el toro (“Look out for | with the ruminative remark: “We'll gie't & 3an A RroAL i horrors of this barbaric worship reach their | inside fora few minutes meditation and the | 1 think mamma wants them to keep.” the bull!) The brute catehing sight of our | 1o ivse (erass) v pit it (the viciousness) Special Diseases Alve S A A climax during Holy week women waiting outside. These pilgrimages 50 group charged madly upon us, and it would | ooy o its heid " pecial Diseases, A 3 Blooady Tnitiation Ceremony. ArGRrenaLidEun I At don: S haO g w York Tribune: "+Oh, Aunt Annie, I | havs surprised your unisescod fox hunters to | “Any intelligent traveler could fill & mirth- 25 yoars experienon %\ buck, b adache v A climax of this strange drama is reache am to b emated LOmMOrrow," exc ed a | have seen the vaulting through and overthat { gl volume A thaas AL savings within A W crippled with ) Members of the order are initiated by a to be cremated tomorrow, excliimed AL ful volume with these quaint saviugs withir nd Celpy When the time for the erucifixion has ar- | small boy joyously on his arrival home from | hedge as tae gleaming horns whisked by our rived, tho “hermano mayor” (chief brother) | school one afternoon. Now, does the child | Ponies twinkling heels: while, true underiall \d an assistant enter the *'morada” and | mean cremated or promoted?” said the aunt | Circumstances to Cuban . politeness. the van heumatism. 1 dhad tried mnny oetors and spent erent deii of his own hearing. A crofter who pulled me out of a stream into which I had unwittin zly failen, closed the narration to his friends of DISEASES OF WOMEN peculiar cutting of the back tente, when stripped, may be r und a Pen rognized by lemark, soto speak. Allof them hav Troated t $50) 0 month 4 3 e H return with the vietim. He is entirely | to o visitor who was present. “It is what [ ishing vanquero turned in his saddle, re his gallant rescue with: “Ob, uy, I brocht and all modicines 2254\ onuy, but 1o T 3 ashes in tho small of the back. These axe | yyiced excopt for a pair of cotton drawers | Alice in Wonderland would call a portman- | moved his bat, and with the bow of a | fho" uncoo Youked"o'er th Hocklo-pins furnished o Abont sevew made by an ofiicer known as *cl picador,” Who | ;15,4 bag over his head. He is led to the | teau word,” said her compazion, “but it js | courtier sanz out afier our flying squad suirly 1 A Highland guidwife predicted my | Al other troubles treated reasonablo | ) 1 hoeard of Dr. ¢ » Wo, com= (ses a pieco of flint or velcanlc gluss (0Dl | Plice of crucifixion, perliapsa newly selected | 1ot »o bad a8 something my little son said Perdonemen, aldieos; pero he tenido ol | §inicuitios in climbing Ben Novis by remark- | eharges. CONSULTATION FREE. Calion or ng troutment und can oheartuio) g NG siSR Hayine AR 10 Who S 0 | Calvary, and the' procession follows. At | the other day. He announced to every one | diablo con este oyl (*Your pardon, my | ing T nood DIt & stoot hoart tae th sty | dddress Bl 1 vt mo p (10 a8 tho five e T Ol aorisen || Taos hols o volunteer. I some placos he is | in the houso thut his baby sister was to be Irlends: butlamxhavinga devil of a time | braey while o cauny und cynical old book DR. SEY MOUR PUTNAM, LI “'”;J"{“‘D [ ¥ - " b ounas o i o € | selected by lot 2L Calvario™ has been pre crucified’ @ follow ¢ Sunday course | With this bull!” $ 9 2 o) culing me for o ours 0 V- E: aven last words of Jesus.” ot th ten com- | ST P Goremony' A e cross Tios e R S = e by o S tiah moopie, |.ROUGRAS BLOCK, = OMAZA, HEB No. 519} North 16th 8t! e This e fonhy |\.'.'-\-flw:‘.'\.n.‘.m' upon the earth, and at its base 1s an excava " The going to and/chming from Europe on | wi'va his own countrymen the exquisite bi - = tion. Thy and hes down u victim walks firmly to th 3 it at full length, his arms outs! 1, Several ©F the great oceanling provide an endless Now, Lucy, tell me which you y % varicty of ludie s back | have, a new brother ora new sist stchied | pered u doting mother to her 4-ye every auos | - “Oh, mamma, I'd rather a goat!" tion 4 2" (Brothers of Light, who attend | Tablean. ituat ants but do not scourge themselves) » terray satire of, “Yo'll ne'er rightly ken o N, ucidents; because on | Sepatchmon till ye ken him for o mon that mer passengers to a large propor- | jeeps the Sawbath—an® all else he can lay @ new to the peculiar and irrevocable | picViva hands oopon ! rmality can by no means be unin | 1y sustaing yindividuals, cha fbine at University Coliege, London, 18 to cut him with the “pedernal® as many times as indicated by the nwmeral in his | {5 {he stan ) Tequest, bo it throe times or forty. Tho | 1 th A" wictim wears only a pair of drawers, and the | b\ gashes are made just above the waistband Dr, SYDNEY "RINGZR, Prosessor of ! uthor of tho Standard “tandbook of Therapeutics,” actually writes as follows: om tho earcful gans of Prof. ATTeiELD_and others, Tam satistled thut VAR HOUTEN'S COCOA Lo WAKEMAN " o woter - until “_‘l"“'jj*l,'.““‘fl._“"'w wounds aro cut »ut hempen rope and lash the arms iood morning, Tommy. Is your father | and station are broaght into close, sharp and No Spocial Admission. ia in no w >us to health. .and it 15 doctdedly"mora miritions than B, gpen each year in order to make the scourg 2 of the prostrato Penitento to the | in1” most striking contragt; and all ‘social dis- | Osmana, Mareh 23.-To the Editor of T ther ('« Lis surfainty “Turs ul-llr‘u v digustible. '||z" auotutions In vars d ing morce painful. This whipping and cutti They draw the bonds so tightly that No. He's gone to the dentist's.” tinctions are liable st any moment to total | Bee: s 1t a fact that in additic the en uuml; e nts (rem Trad riyals ) from my book on Thorapoutios aro qul S0 Apody 6a plasl soymes of geling out ands fairly sink into the flesh, but not | +To the dentist's ! obliteration in the! common and olten | trane of B cants to (tuo Wotkhs talk O3 e e Ve b CoCOA s hus etPertually repelled, and the very : 5}3;‘. l;:»;‘!l;:(‘( g cipling,» op | & Whitper is heard frou the vietim Yes—to have ma's teeth seen to." gratesque misory of seasicknoss conta Oatee Wl b ey’ an {tho Rround, autliority cited (o tnjitrs 11, 13 heve < prompled [ give & very handsome testimonial, 3 « b A g el If he is particutarly courageous and fanat- | “Oh, indeed ! wo or three menls at furthest sponge the | $ITLIY Tia Nobraska buildin el —— e O i o oo e, o | bt s paratarls couragoousan unat | SO ST e s o | e, it (b bt | e i o it mometimes twined 0o bng | Kol the ordeal. He may eryout: “For the [ #00 her ship's commander, hilid as o bartender in | ~Ays —No additional fee Is charged for ad Y e ine tarcio Thiree feet long. - Oceaston. | Jove of God. do not dishonor ‘me!’ Not with e | port, has hidden himsolf from view. The | ission to any of tise buildings or state ex e TS SvilL o s Chutoa svem foun | @ rope! Nail me! For the love of God, ail Johnnie, if you haven't been swimming | Purser's window iarshut as if hormetically | pinits. There are about two dozen side at a oan an Pus 0 disciplica, but its thorus penctrate the flesh | Me! how comes it that your shirt is on wrong | Sealed, Tne ' shirs cdoctor has vetived | the grounds to which special ad )4 tlike neodles and it seems incredible that a in former years it was a common practice behind the strictest interprotation out of | yiggion feess of from 10 to 25 conts will be There wasn't any danger, ma; 1 | bours and rules. The chief and assist bottom ant stewards, to whom your feo SAVINGS BANK, replied his mamma, as she | has already gone for a choic the A aevadinasten YMAIRGIA. SIXTEENTH AND DOUCGLAS STREETS. ra slipper. tablo refus to recogniza yov. Your room such torture. | to spike theso deluded beings to thie cross 4 wero not uncom ly Friday within th human creature can endur While it is rare to sce men drive these piti- | Deaths among the cracif less tines into tho body with blows, it is not | mou then, and on one ¥ \ t 5 Tyage renevd : — unusual for them to march in their pro. | past decade four Penitentes were killod in steward eyes you with a £ shur apdliare bad BYASY STk s08si vith ca und o e nake s wanner at points ¢ from Taos s steward eyes yo a look of sharp sus at loast twenty years by the use . PRI gossions with cact{ bound upon thoir naked ihis oagner &t paints ok (a0 foom T8 S antn sua A B Een o the | Picion and closo amalyais. Will you give hita of Swift's Specific. My foot clp!fl' S|00.000; Llabll"y of Stockholders, $200.000 oEe LY BERe Srd < e 2 < - P ot o] B Y They held a convention,' parse the | Much trouble, and will you foo generously and leg to my knee was a o Thils Whippini 18 coutluued three days aud | eustom. ~Tue chief brother now determines | SR L hold 3 Sonention puseine | ¢ his' uttermost. intorcar. But e | runniag sore Tor two years, and physic i ‘ . ] et nights at a streteh in order to fulfill the rites | Whether or uot the subject shall be nailed, | lease, w m ol don't K hat | Will permit no early familiarit The stew- | itcould notbe cured. After taking fifice ER CEN Interest pald on SIX MONTIlS: 4'i par cont onTHRRE of the orier. There 18 record of ona voung | and in most places 1t is no longer permittod. | Hot Blease, ma'amts (Aowe, kg that | G ST LT Dor whitecappod hoad, plainly | bottles 8.5, there s not g soro onany i anet P ONHIE Corting stes of Deposits 4 Por 080t Ttorest paid New Moxican who deliv 2,000 lashes | 1t s pro ithin the bounds of truth to ceigbdligoad e ot b ¥ : il v TR CTGRAN (1, |0k ¢ L help me out considerably if I knev it wasa | S1ving, “There are ch s h'ou this K 1 1 thls v | liave apew ease on YEARS OLD v O | dite. You ought to political convention.” ~ “In what way?' | Vesselaside my l'own tosustain, sir e let all sufferers know B upon his naked, blecding within a | 83y that nailing to the cross is now practiced ‘i single day, and three days later he was at | only in a few Mexican hamlets 80 ren { o railroa e eha 06 | LBecause then 1could sort of take it for | boatswains, whose frizlel, fathorly faces on | of vour wonderful remedy. (R F. STILES, ::rk l‘:l.ml::‘\‘lll'u'\‘:rn'lh' ugh sothisg had AU TedsoNIs 28 3o bo- GRiids he. Iais granted tnat it was in the nominative caso.” | the fivst day gave promiso of soa yurns and Palucr, Kansas City. o olorado ourg- der ences e occan-lore revelations, wre ns stolid as v ing bas boea made a public spectaclo for | At Taos several Mexicans are pointod out | «who says there isTathing new under tho | bronzes or brass . N '; nlrl'ln:l f?’m‘i and l]hv.- thrifty 'llll\fl}"ln col- | as Penitentes who Liave been crucifi 1 with | guup” deflantly asked the small boy with the ‘I'bo sergoants-at-arms and deck stowar 1S A \VU'NDI',N‘l]‘ l“l‘K 13 x'.'uf‘u.':fi lrom she curious onlookers. | apikes sni survived, aud the statewicnt nas | ow stiocs wall wround you. look sou up and down, KE x‘[‘Llix‘l especiaily for o exercises liablo x m in s scars o Munas, A over and around, fore and uft, starboard ol op builds M “spectators the brothers doing penance iry to be seen by an investigator with }ork, 08 If. t0 POmIBA: yOu thas 0eok FUIBS the general bealth I'reat: ‘ ronceal their identity by black cloths thrown | suficient patience to watch for opportuni If your grocer don't keep Cook's Exira | gock law, sir. The bell boys, those little fres. . e . uver the head aud tied sbout the neck. Of | ties xr» _Ch uu\;\g_‘_v.b..(-' or erua (-l.:w divect of the | dried up old commodores of the passages, SWIFT SPCIFIC COMPARY, 3 lale jears the youuger geaerailon has devel- Ropes are wound about Vhe top of the cross merican Wine Co., s library and lavatories, regard you from be- Atlanta, Ga.