Show arm fin r LIFE IN CHILI I YE J South St of tho the hO tactic is UP Down 3 Lost In the jj S Sn H n n n n J IJ u u u u u w Correspondence tie ale Chill Chili Doc Dee t O 0 tourist coming down front from thu tropics tropic feels eels exhilarated by tho the climate of ot SHII old wine tingo BH nn by br n draught lIt ut f s Taylor In III his the tho Oaten Gales do lle It ft exactly for tor no nn nowhere where here arc the tit more 1 Rn I he ho The Ii of or In the HIP top of tit has hall mudo r n a public scandal brt Mann wh n i r rIs IP Is b on terns t with May ruy Iu mud and old nv H In lu Jun Junes Junell n I I clothes clothe and July mill lUI l her rainbows talk The fhe to November It In Is time line to 10 winter Is In III i cummer summer and II the Is III In winter and harvest In Is I In n seed mind Is III loft out nut of the Ihl calender altogether The Tho Mow blow from morn the II north and tho the rind rolel winds trout the youth fouth mud you must never sell Ball l Vy y tho th almanac ur 11 you will lose your reckon Ins tn and set gel lost In the Hut Rutt there Is III another Mile aide Ihl to 10 thin this picture the th hills ire iu e HH ns preen green UK ns till nil the till year yent and roses nto tun perpetually In III bloom anti ripening fruit onti n nil baby haby hab lilo llo i show how tit Rt once on Oil the hush bush nn OR they the do 10 In III happy huppy human IH Is iv a I s Hummer time tine of ot fleas and dust during the wason of tit our OUI midwinter mid winter wl ter and nn In spell of lit chilly hlll dampness H through throughout out the thc rainy mill months northern people on nIl most lost with hunt hent Tho rho Olt transposed ClI south of ot the equatorial Ilm you know kuna A for far farmer former or mer nItI States Stales consul to wrote ns 1111 follows summer time of ot this thin latitude The day of your arrival here 1111 when you 1111 mire are tl filling anal nn 1 tacking tucking and denting benting up the tho breeze and blowing It HH ns It If It were wern n a friend and ami blinking lit tt the dust that waltzes nt tit you around corners nod bears down upon up upon upon on you with the Halt hall that 1 AH Aa 11 mine Cume you OU wink i Ink nt tit It all In Urn the light of or n 1 Joke jol e nod vow 0 lint you ou will KO go o home mv And when you ou mire re searching M from chin to 10 for that of or jumpers which Cortez friend was no nn worth mentioning 1101 inking yourself elt oil nit In pieces but hut never notch catch notching ing your you declare d that you yau DU will III leavo tonight lint Hut weeks wll glide by h v and the ha breezes blow and the pulgas leap 1 lq how much butter batter tho h name nam sounds rounda than our vulgar word lieu lien and you tarry at ut nut first U t ru re rei signed i ned then hen enchanted und and the tha charm deepens and deepens depenB at time lOCI goes on There la III downright here during the tho cold old days aH of or the tho lie rainy m sea season la son BOil The rhe have hae a II deep deop seated Mated notion that tires Indoors breed dl die dh ws 18 s of or every sort nort and except In built buill by or American resident there In 18 hardly n a stove grate grots rat or ur fireplace cJ to be found in nil all Chill Chili The Tho thick wally walls retain no end of or lIs s the tho flat upon the ground without cellars beneath bene nth arc cold nod and clammy us os tombstones and uc us every eer rash rasa In III ti built around a II cen central central court courts Into which nil mill tho the rooms room open there then arc Beldom seldom communicating doors between the various I I Iou apartments so o 0 that t whatever the tho weather ell ther one must muel step lit ell out flUt Into Inlo tho the uncovered l patio ID to io 10 o front from rom parlor to bed bedroom bedroom room or 01 kitchen Although tho the prevail trig III eK mire are ar throat mind all lung troubles and the mortality n from tram these then In ix During the w wet t nothing can convince n Chilian tint artificial heat will not absolutely poison the When he ho vl lt the home of ot n u foreigner mud the tho rooms comfortably warm and dry ho he Invariably grumbles unit anil requests Until the door dor be ho left lett open Mil tut ho he may ma not but till nil the samo he ho spreads his hie hands hand find cOal coat tails before the cheerful n o as If It ho thoroughly en enJoyed Joyed It It looks odd at nl a II party or reception to see ladles Indies to In n bare firms awns and deco lotto letter bodice with blue Mue noses und and chat chattering chattering teeth wrapped In ht shawls mind Mill Jur cloaks crowding around u a charcoal brazier which emits just ju t enough hent lent to make ou Oil one more lore f sensible of the tho th chills that KO go galloping up III nod nud down dawn ones onon column and udder odder still to v ego c them therm nt at still null wrapped In and hauls tho the rich liiK ng pct feet of ot each guest throat Into a II fur tur tool foot warmer varner though surrounded by hy every luxury except Ire Oro rc that wealth ran mil buy bur The foot font warmers warners above men tinned unique Institutions end nu Ij n nil aM They are regular r pockets pocket each Just large enough to slip a 1 pair pall of nt feet Into rind ami are tad of ot fur tUI or fIr flannel lined with llama wool They art often richly embroidered and h d P I are usually of or homo home manufacture nr or orare are ara mall mado by hy tho the nuns and orphans In Inthe Inthe the asylums who are aru all III experts In needlework Oddest of ut nil mill It seems to tos see seo s 1 gentlemen and ladles Indies I ing the plazas In hr midwinter the for former former mer with mufflers overcools overcoats and fur tur caps cap the latter bareheaded In III n tho thin thill thinnest thinnest nest neAl of If and with no wraps but lace Inge or I silken shawls The rho manta mania H bt worn In church by h nil mill classes of lit Chilian C women but hut for rid riel riding riding ing shopping and the thc promenade nil mill but the ultra fashionable tn still Mill IIII go about with heads In is It especially ble tI or public walks wallas lIe Incomparable already de dc scribed the great grent central plaza with Its environing arcades and and unit the tho beautiful Santa Manta IH hr the foJ lying atom along the hanks bunks of ot the th Mn Ma ache xich which used u ell to be 11 the tho resort rp ort before the was aM com completed I l It 11 Is l nn an embankment t of ot solid I masonry ma soma norm three miles long which I n u was Willi erected ninny many years ago by h n Span SpanIsh Iii Ish to protect the city dt from frum tho the annual rh glee of tit the th river which witch sometimes wept swept away streets full tull of it houses A delightful winter prom promenade trade nade Is IA the doubly attractive out of fashion and nud therefore rOIl con liH ancient wall OCI frown with vines ln H mud and lichens tar par tutu I shaded by h eLl willows and nud stet trees Then there th Jt IH Is the yet t popular pori lar ri broad tree lined avenue where spooning lovers loiter Also Iso the tho do de Yungay the Campo where is tire the nry my nr and amid an nn extensive military park the th splendid Normal I do undo pride and glory glor and i 10 acres of o lawn nod woodland l with a II line hire race rn c emus course adjoining which was Will presented 11 to 10 the city a n few years ago ngn by II that wealthy and much widow Senora This Is I emphatically the recreation ground of the common people people where they the congregate to dunce dance tho t m cuaca N drink and celebrate the annual festival tt called railed 1 y ocho chico Though many cities havo hn extensive mind beautiful botanical h and nud nu zoological gardens there mire Cov tl which can show anything to compare with this of tan Han and I doubt if Ir Its In area and the value alue mind variety arlel of at Its 11 build in Inga ca can bo be found anywhere In the world It contains not only a n 1 vast ho bo garden laid Inid out on a II grand scale ecale with little lakes lakel tI by h rus rustic ru rustic tic bridges a wilderness of ot blossom blossoming Ing plants plan Is vines Ines sin And shrubs towering oaks and pines statuary shaded nooks well kept kep walks walks and plenty plent of ot rustle benches mind the greenest of swards without n II single placard So o frequently met with at nt home Keep ort off tin th grass s and nd nn an extensive zoological park perk containing all nil the tho animals of ut i South America and many other parts of ot the tho earth conveniently arranged ed for tor In III long avenues but u 1 magnificent museum nn pen underground grotto notto like structure containing contain enable crable glass tanks full tull of I helm swim swimming ming ruing In III water valur supplied II by h hidden foun fountains talus un an agricultural college col e with A j handsome museum of Its own and a along along 1 long lon line lino of buildings devoted to its Various an nn enormous now lIew normal nor normal mal school holding bolding 2000 pupils be besides ld the teachers and their families who supported by the government are mire nil 1111 housed housell and fed ted under the wine same roof root and a n variety arlot of ot other Ither edifices too loo nu numerous nu numerous to mention One of ot tho the moat unique structures Inthe In Inthe Inthe the Is 18 one olle contributed by Henora half cam asu half holf pagoda ln built hullt entirely II II reI of or gross glass bottles hits of ot Iron Iroll Irollo one on o and square quare chunks of ot coal lo 1 anti all time the fain runt alii Ily II enterprises the coal cOllI mines tinned lion Iron foundries mud aud ladle 1 factory the wino manufactured on an their various estates and the Iho celebrated heel beer numerous music stand omit mincing dancing pavilions there Is III a n big lunch luncheon eon COli oil pavilion with open sides and awn awnIng trig InK shaded porticos where unities parties Il may be he served at nt little tables with Ices ceK wines fruits cord other ocher light refresh refreshments meals ments There here Is milso a n vast t which Ii H Justly famous for lor Its Is break fonts fads foil dinners the former served between 10 a n m III and 2 Z oror amid the latter from rem 5 6 p I in m to tn anywhere In III iho the we c Finn sma hours Is III nat naturally ly tho Iho Most mo t popular meal m III elite e a n whole day Is III not half tine time enough to tonee tl see nee the Iho sights of the Normal Therefore It Is III customary tn to come conic out early curly In I stray Mray about the Ih gardens during tho the cool of ot the morning lake a 11 mid midday tiny day breakfast In the big I t I pre previously h ordered In one of the nu numerous private parlors mind then theil de devot tI tInto vot 1010 nto what remains of ot the afternoon to the um Though h the cooks mire are Kiench tench 1 Chilian styles st let prevail lw nil In it the food fors ruin Its nerving other del Isles they give you rou or fresh freshwater water neater crabs shrimps covered covered with lung long N I N M w M I w I N N V M A N I black hairs the plumpest t of ot white while breasted breaded partridges IJ tiny brown birds birdson on toast snails simile each ench large enough to halt half till n Il teacup sea sen ea urchins In fu their own mutt round shells strange fruits and If you dont take tak nt at least claret not champagne with such Iu h a n conglomeration of ot unaccustomed viands even the ser servants serVants will turn tUI up notes nox s nt fl you hills national um Is l housed Hit tho ho imposing In the lu III Inv exhibition of ot 1875 wee was wn held hecl n It miniature copy t OP In III stone and glass glas of ot the Crystal palace In lindon Landon lon with n entrance long central hall mind a wide stairway In n tho the rear branching out hath both ways amiss to rooms above abote Rho Space will not permit airy lI de III detailed tailed description of at tho the wonders wonder col collected here her where wh Io the naturalist tin the th scientist and the archaeologist ninny may revel reel for days without time to tin exam Inn Ino them nil nR Tho The best beet est of It however was wnM stolen from rota Peru during the thu last war for tor Chill Is not lIot rich In III aboriginal relics like tho laud land of ot the thc locus On this subject Mr II r W K II Curtis tho well 11 known author wrote In truth Zv er In III Santiago anti and other Chil Chilian hi Inn Inch cities nto to 10 bo ho seen the of or which Peru Ieru was BO so mercilessly m MI plus plundered dered statuary fountains benches of ot carved stone In III the parks mind alaine amine tins das and almost everything that beautify t f fy the streets Transports that were sent Relit up ur to alma el lIno with troops brought back cargoes oes of or pianos rIll pictures fur ur books nod articles of or house household unit hold decorations stolen from rout Peruvian homes Pretty Prell molt Iron fences ornamental I Ix x MiM 4 M JJ u J posts poste torn from tram their th lr statuary front from tho the plaza ti v altars equipments equipment from the chur W even r ell marble Images from the lo that stolen vandal ha haMi IuM reach was Etolen 1 j J t to hill Clocks Mi were taken from II n r church steeples heilles te iles ono one of ot them now 1101 KM glues time limp to the tho ho market place lloc of timid and mid the line of the Saints were here H II t ted ed ell from front the altar runt mid stripped 11 of ot the t h embroideries runt and Jewels they had hal rh rev d front from their devotees Ami it In lit well known knowlI that the most vale ba portion of ot the National library us liS weal ii us nil tine the greater part of ot the museum w A y In III this mar nun 7 e of ut which now 1011 feel t 1 t tn ashamed n mid and make for fill it II t i by terming It the tho fortunes of or war oar FANNIE 1 II If Wlm |