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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-18

PUBLIC MEETING In pursuance with the CAL
in the city papers, a moderately well attended
meeting Of citizens held in the Council
Chamber last evening. to take measures for Civ
ing suitable reception TO the corporate bodies of
-. Louis. Cincinnati and other western cities
who are expected TO visit Washington on Tuesday
next Mayor Mag uder was called To the chair
and Nicholas Callan. Esq appointed secretary
Having stated, III brief, the purpose of the meet
ing, the Chairman expressed the hope that the
reception OF the visitors should Ia ia manner Suf-
fciently handsome TO convince sister cities OF the
fact that there il such CITY ~ W ashinnton-d
city knowing NO North, no south, no Fast. no
Yves
Walter I.enox, Esq, followed lrgin" that such
provision should be made for the reception Of
quests should be Credit,ble to W. a. "a city and
presented the following resolution:
EsNOfrsd. That Il committee. al seven hc ap-
pointed {" cooperate with the connnitlc. OF the
Corporation ma making the necessary arrange
ncntS to extend a suitable reception tn the com
pauy Of yisiteIN from 81 Louis aud other cities
Uf the W ct who are about To visit Bdltinnsc aud
o her places.
Col j w Irwin, in >eCondin. the resolution,
remarked that AmrriCdnS did not seem To- under
stand well a. they should the benefit, of social
intercourse. He expressed the opinion that il
becomes III - citizens Of Washington to extend
the kindliest greetings To the people uf all palts
OF the country
The resolution was adopted, and the chair de-
>iguated the following gentlemen Ia serve upon
u: Walter LenoX. jane T.. Mcclure, Nicholas
Callan, !. W Irwin, Joseph Bryan, = T.. Frank
lin, and J.. II. Hooe. E>qS.
On motion of Mr.. A. Lee, the meeting then adj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-18

wELEARS by late English papers that s'there
was an alarming riot at Washington, occasioned
~ the Tgly Mugs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-18

THE CoHNITTEE appointed last evening to
make arrangements for the reception of the west
ern visitors. held meeting at McGuire's auction
store this morning.
McsSrs. Bryan, LenOX, and Franklin, were ap-
pointed a committee TO proceed to Baltimore and
tender an invitation TO the western excursonsts
TO visit this city.
Committees were appointed to make local ar
engagements for the reception 1t was decided TO
issue two hundred tickets at s. each for a COLA
tiO, the proceeds 10 20 to the fund for entertain
ing the guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-18

DROwNED-About two O'Clock yesterday af-
ternOon, small boy, about ten years Of age, son
OF MIR. James Smith, Of the Navy Yard while
playing about on Blagden's wharf, fell into the
river and was drowned.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

In Nj. A. H. Owens The Repnblinans have
q candidate for whom thsy ON vote viii
full confidence, as staunsh advocate u their
principles, . man Of Integrity, ana fully
qualified In every particular for the Office Of
Sheriff He Is one Of the old citizens Of this
place, having been actively engaged in BUSH
ness in Davenport Cor the last sixteen years.
To old citizens, he needs no introduction.
To those not acquainted with him, we can
recommend him rs in every manner worthy
Of their sufiragcs. The fact that he was
nominated for office by heavy vote In
large Republican Convention, should guar
antee him the jealous support Of his party.
lie is no ofIice-seeker, but has been called to
his present position by the voice Of his
friends and party, and without the express
sion on bis part Of the slightest aspiration for
the office Of Sheriff Ifc'ected, We promise
that he will perform the duties Of his Office
as well as any other man in the County, not
excepting his opponent. lie is an active
worker in our ranks, and deserves the vote
Of every Republican. He does not ASK Dem
ocratic votes. Unless il Is the earnest de.
sire Of the people Of this county that his op.
poncnt shall have settled on him the Office
Of Sheriff for life, we trust Mr.. Owens will
be triumphantly elected.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

Give me the Sheriffality OF your coun
"" said distinguished politician to Us one
time and Ill agree to elect your Repre-
sentatives and to rule its entire politics"
There Is much truth in this and yet We find
men not only processing, hut who are Re
publicans at heart, talking Of voting for
the opposition candidate, under the delnsion
that the Office Of Sheriff Is not q political
one. Il is the most important political Of
fec in Scott county, as that officer exerts a
greater amount Of political influence than
any other Elect Republican Sheriff at
the approaching contest and it will not be
in the power Of the opposition to carry
single Representative at the next election
OF this fact they are well aware, hence the
stupcndcus efforts they are now using 20 de
feat the election 81 the Republican candi
date. We hope no one who has viewed
with disapprobation the cncroachmcnts Of
the slave power and the high handed mes
surcs TO which the pro-slavery party have
resortcd in Kansas, will now endorse both,
BY aiding 20 elect y Sheriff one vf the most
supple and plant tools the Democracy has
ever had 10 aid its advance in our county.
II you cherish Republican principles, and
would sse the pure flag Of freedom float over
territory now free, don't vote for men VIII"
make IL the brs.acss Of their lives 10 oppose
these principles, and tho would, II they had
the power, crush out the last climmerinp
hope from the breast of the cnslaved. Be
consistent; stand up nobly for your princi
plea and whether reflected by Represen-
tative in the halls Of Congress, or simply BY
candidate for the Office d Sheriff. let them
b bright and unwayering No man who
votes for Harvey Leonard At this election
can ever aeain, with honor TO his own mora
nature, or without outraging consistency ad
voeate the psissiples of the Republican par
y. Principles should be esteemed to
highly to Be bartsrcd even for friendship
and whsn Republicans come 10 reflect upol
The sacrifice they would thus be making
~ but do them justice when we say, tina
ne doubt u single ono will Aid IN the cleo
ton Of = man who has done so much TO un
mine their principles.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

A couple days ago We published an &C.
count Of the mysterious poisoning case at
Cincinnati, in which man walked through
the streets strcwing lozenges containing ar
senic among German children, number Of
which ate the lozenges and were poisoned,
two being killed. Two men were arrested
at Cincinnati on suspicion Of being the guilty
persons, and with great difficulty they were
saved from the hands Of the mob. II was
afterwards discovered they were innocent.
The Cincinnati Commercial thus explains the
mystery:
Il appears that drunken yagsbond
known by the name Of "Rat Peter, and
who has no stated place Of residence, pur'ues
the vocation Of selling poisoned lozenges,
manufactured for the destruction o. rats go1
on Z spree on "Wednesday and armed WITH
his sack full OF lcrcnees and some 81 the
composition Of which they are made, wan
dered into Buckeye street, and getting very
drunk, was kicked out of a coffee house. As
he staggered along the street he scattered
some OF his lozengcs, End gave some TO TWO
boys nj their request, eautienng them, how
ever no, TO cat them. The children, with
which that street Is crowded, naturally pick
ed IN the dangerous "candy"-As they
termed il. and ate Of it. The consequences
were such rs might have been anticipated.
Those who ate many Of them were made
deathly sick, and poor little John .Schuh,
who, the children say, Toasted upon them,
fell a victim 10 the rat cxterminator"
The stories afloat about large quantities
Of arsenic being found In the streets were
absurd. From what we have heard, We
think, all the composition that was found
except large quantities Of lozenges--could
be easily deposited on the surface Of q dime.
II is supcrfiuous to say that the two Rileys
were at once discharged from confinement,
having made narrow and most fortunate
escape from violent death, as they no doubt
would have been mastered had the insen-
safe mob once obtained possession az their
persons.
"Rat Peter" however, appears not to
have confined his peculiar amusement {.
Buckeye street lie also scattered his dan
gerons favors in Fifteenth street, in Findla,
market, and in other localities Ycstcrda,
he also appeared in Broadway and scattered
some Of his frat exterminator" in thai
street He was quite drunk, but he was no,
seen in the performance If the acts Will
which he is charged, and was not therefor,
molcsted. We learn, however, that be vii
be taken into custody, and that the full ex
tent Of the law will be mctcd out 10 him
The urgency and necessity Of summaril,
closing the career 81 an animal 80 dangerou
TO the community is too obvious 60 rcquir,
comment.
In conclusion, we remark that all sorts 0
silly rumors were ahoat in the ncighborhoo'
Of Buckley street prior 70 the time OF tn
discovery Of 49, N the case. Som
said the friends VI the murdered Mr., llor
ton, instigrtcd by revenge, were killing d
the Germans Others suggested politics
causes Of most ridiculous nature, So tha
We hardly know whethsr to be grave or I
laugh in contemplating the whole Affair
We are glad IL has terminated in results $
much less serious than il promised
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

The Rochester ~. VI Advertiser thu.
alludes 10 the
CHICAGO AND Rock ISLAND RAILROAD
In the midst Of the general embarrassment
that has osertakcn the railroad corpora
| tions, Il Is pleasant a. contemplate At least
one that has suffered no diminution in its
business, even in this disastrous year. Il
was built exactly where road was needed,
and where first class road could be chsaply
built, il being in the direct route from the
east To the capital Of Iowa. II IL the only
road that crosses the Mississippi, and pcne-
trstes the heart of Iowa. Its equipment
and regularity In making time, are not 4
whit behind the best managed roads in the
country Its finances are in y tiattering
condition - could be expected for road
| that il said to have been generated from its
birth hy so distinguished tnancier O. Mr..
A. c. Flag. Starting from the Chicago
depot Of the Michigan Sout hern, il connects
with the Michigan Central q Joliet; by the
Joliet cut of and passes through La Sale
and Peru, the termination of the Illinois
Canal; and not only passes over the Missis.
sippl on the Rock Island bridge Co Daven.
port, hut it ears run through without change
20 the Davenport, aud Missouri Railroad.
Mr.. James $. Ellwood, formerly of this
city, is its Treasurer; and has done himself
credit by the successful manner in which be
has discharged the responsible duties OF that
Office. OF the extent " his labors and re.
sponsIbllties, those would form q very mad.
equate idea who do not take into account
the magnitude 81 the financial operations Of
the Company. Things at Chicago are grad.
uatcd on scale with which Rochester peo.
pie are unfamiliar.
Another Rochester man and an old Rail
roader,a Mr.. George w. Tate, Is the Gen
eral Agent Of the road for large portion
Of the Union. His activity and strict at
tcntion 20 his duties, have largely contribu-
tod TO the good name which the Rock Island
Road sustains in this region.
Monetary revulsions which upset Roads
81 less solid foundations, can scarcely PRO
iuce vibration upon this substantial cor
l,oration.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

PnoTocsapuio Likeness on IlosAer
GKrrLIr.-We have received from Mr.. NJ.
Is Brady, proprietor Of the celebrated Bra
dy's Gallery, Now York, Photographic
likeness Of Horace Greeley, which depicts
this distinguished gentleman faithfully. We
understand from Mr.. Brady that IL 10 his OBJ
ject to place within general reach perfect
and reliable photographs Of men Of the peo-
pie. These photographs are Of course more
correct than any cngravings, and can be pur-
chased 1t low price The idea 10 good
one, and We hope il will repay the origin
ator
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

Our shrewd, but not rcmArkabl, honest
Democratic friends, are setting up the cry
Il PERSECUTION, TO help along their candi-
date for Sheriff, beoausc the Gazette has in
sisted, In view Of the fact that this candi-
date has hsld the once u Sheriff ten years,
Il y time Cor him 70 settle up accounts with
The people, - they may see everything Is oil
square and "ship-shape." They cry out
aths Gazette Is charging Mr.. Leonard with
esi.g dishonest 1t 10 insinuating be Is de-
fanltsr-will You stand quietly and see 80
honest and good and yirtuous a man and
christian gentleman - our candidate thus
sbussd7 Show your indignation BY voting
for him" Bah. Is 't possible this shallow
trick will win with anybody 2 Ridiculous.
What terrible persecution Il !. indeed, to
demand that the present Sheriff shall be
permitted 10 retire 70 that all his official
aGiirs may be adjusted What burning
attempt u persecution on our part to insist
that he he's held this Office long enough, and
should make room Tor some other person
What shameless persecution VI Mr. Leonard
20 ississ0is that We have as good men as
y b In this county, and men a. well quail
6sd N suOy particular to make As admirable
. Sheriff Verify, this persecution waxeth
% bitter, that we can scarcely blame our
Dsnocratic friends for holding h,m up Is q
aarsyr undergoing torture for opinions sake,
q becanse-he wants the SLeriffality two |
ysan longer!
Now We have no dcub, the Democracy |
think the Gazette is prosecuting their candi. |
date for Sheriff in most scandalous man
net. The very idea Of saying tLa, ten
ysars is long enough period for any man
70 hold the o1ace Of Sheriff, when they have
. candidate demanding f,rsirs years. is agra
vatsd persecution but We can, help cx- |
pressing the opinion honestly within us,
even II our candor makes martyr Of the
Dsmoesu11e candidate, and affords his friend,
IL opportunity Of crying out persecution
The iact \, this persecution hobby is an old
JOKE. Il b. bsen worn threadbarc in every
part Of the country Il is the last resort
e hackney politicians who can bring Meth.
- rsasou nor justice to bear to secure the
popular vote for thsir candidates, and are
Sadly compelled to resort 70 that las, re-
sass," q crying yussessio~ Y any one doubts
- immaculate purity q those they are de-
eroas q putting n Office To attempt TO
- this bobby nor, md without literally |
ag grounds whasaoevss, merely proves how
dnlpssss the friends of Mr.. Leonard ere
besening. Nobody hes Questioned his hon
o1y-aobody has doubted his faithfulness
. . e0ess-bat Ne have insisted, and We
= - shas Il , time the people had
oAnaos q ehssioh All his friends can
- CT q this, they are welcome TO-
~ ~ oy persecution loud Is they
U1nss but - @ scarcely believe that
~ vim - ~ Republicans green
ns1Gh - - hnnbaUDd y such 'stale,
- - sspso11nb1s" attempt to arouse
lhsk synssthiss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

- W. PAINE, LATE OF PROVIDENCE
Ne Rhode Island, having taken mp his residence In
THE city, 10 prepared TO give lnstructlon On the
Piano E0Fae, MeleAeom, vtol1m, &C,
Also, In the various branches Of Vocal Music, both
Sacred aEd secular
Mr. P's long experience In training choIrs and @.
the cult, alton Of the voice, "a ballad singing etc
inspirss the confidence that he 10 able give the
fullest satisfsetson 10 all vino shall fsyeT him with
their patronage.
0lec Cfass viii BE- formed ~ scon - practica.
BILE Also class Ia the rudimenfs Of ssng4ngn Of
which due notice Will be given.
Ladies' and gentlemen, wishiug to communicate with
NJ. Y. can do 80 through the Post once or By eav.
lag their address Al the Music Store Of W q WIllis
Main street
Orders for Tuning Piano. len al the above place
promptly attended 10
Davenport, july N.dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

DEATH OF RICHARD SorIMsArK, ESQ
This gentleman, one Of the oldest citizens
Of the Ohio Valley, died at his residence
opposite Cincinnati, on the oath inst, In the
SD year Of bis age. lie was lawyer by
profession, and one Of the wealthiest men
in the Nest
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION


Republican County Election tickets, CON
tsirin. the names Of all the Republican can
didates Tor county Offices and For the new
Constitution Yes" can be obtained NJ this
Office
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

Valuable Lands fer Sale.
THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
i Lsads are offered for sale BY the undsrslsesA On
one fourth essh. aud the balance In one two three
saa four years, with ten per cent interest
w e sc \ and = \ o. w \ Of sse 80, Town
wsqsEs and = sa.es Town
NEscfSEs Of sse T0,RiI
~ Rii !" anu = OTIS : = OF ''' H.
Es ofSE 4 Of see H. TssRlE
VIZ Of y W 1 o. sec. II. TssRlI
Sho w X Of soc, ., 7 ss.RlE
skofsES o. sec 70. It's, RE
W. Of 8 W 1 Of sec ~. TN.kix
.sRiE
sws Of Sc / Of sec I, Tss,RlE
NV ofsw fr 1 Of sse.s TD.RIE
-NEsefs and y " of q &c .,
Mas sw 1 Of ssc. .. sRiE
Sso W i Of ssc atari
Sws ofSw 4 Of sec %. TO,R RI
SEA sw / Of see ., Tso. RI
sws Of 5 W Of sec. ~, TORI
Sc I Of W 4 and = X Of : I Of So 10. =
%, RI
~ 81 = W 4 Of ssc -, Tso. RI
saofsEA and W \ ofNw Of sss- u, y
SCI of 1 Of sse. -. Tso. RAE
sk ofSEk Of sec -, NRaE
NV fSwfr 4 Of go %. Tso.RsE
- u &C. 10, TW, RAE
Nm u w \ Of sec II, o. ksE
Nwi Of W i Of csc II. to. RsE
sWk ofsw i Of sec %, r q, RsE
sk W 4 Of ssc q, tn, RsI
jyMf BLAK4Mon1 . LAwxe
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29
IMPROVED FARMS.


No "a Eighty .alne seres 81 section %. 1 4. n
esst-so aer~s under Guilty. alton remainder Ia.
turs land uoas~, good wei, 40 apple irses-seOa
stone quar-, -fosr msles froin town. Price. ssu pen
No al EAsEk section Il. 7 a. n sa.t-A
nsrsss all aIdst ea;isasioG-good cottage wsll viii
good Mater Usage orange felce around sns e. tar,
sarm irnl. ,rses A. sLfss mlles FROM the eiiy-s
very choice farm Price, tico Yer acre,
No c0e A beautiful 20 acre farm fsur mile. fr,,,a
uAssapcrt, On State Head 10 MuscasGus eight acre
u timssr-gccd house. avs rooms two xei.. -sprin.
frise, ta,ooo
No sss An saeellsn, farm Of leo acre. slsysa
niiss fr,m the city. Price, Us per acre
No. sa2 A scc,ioa Of land In Morr..sown III
s.ers aud dwelling house ~ acres under eu.ts
frsee, ~ yer Arrc
the city consisting VI eight acres IA high state Of
esra Price, LOO
No s>s 40 acres In session a. IT,. I2s..t A
very choice farm, ave miles from the city, - acres
improved and the remainder due timber assd psstur.
xs isss. ~ per .sas. ''~' ''''' ssa s'''s'''
Nc 90 A splendid farm Of 40 acres. 10 mile.
fron The city, OIL Improved two good houses bari.
creek rannins through the farm loo acre. IN wheat
corn, &c This ehaacs rarely offered to fsrsler-
for the purchase Of e..aaes location Price ~ pei
No 2il shsEA section q, r % : east. - acre.
partly Improved, water and timber ~ miles from
town Price. w per acre
No sle z W fr and wv SEA section : r =
east "a acres two CT three acres u wood ana
stone Price, ellA per acre Two nll.es aurtL b,
purAnt station,
No - choice farm Of ~ acre. all isneea aud
In hlgA ssate cf euttSastoa-good house, ~sll, &c
sotne ffuts aud many shade ress oa west eide Hiek
Org drove Road miles from town The Aaioininr
" seFss can be toseht cheap
No az i ~ NV section 7 a. Range sAs,
section ., + -. X east
NV 4 section ~. r -, RAEgv east
la al 600 aerss sltuated about EIGHT mll~s from
Davenport Price, - per aers
NJ. % q. W, Of section !, I. ~ Il l. ka.t A
beautiful tract, well wstered Price, 20 per Acre
No scs leo acre. choice land si y 80 per acre
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

EXCEEDINGLY RIcu!-Wc must make
room in our columns for some Of our neigh
bor's editorials. They ARE certainly richer
than anything we can produce ourselves.
They are the jolicr from the fact that they
are intended to be trsgcdically serious. But
we cannot withhold the opening paragraph
Of An article Of our neighbours. II Is rich and
not al all amazing to us. Verify, the Demo.
crat appcarcth sorcly troubled;
In common with all classes Of our readers
We have read the editorials in the Davenport
Gazette, for the last Two or three weeks,
with utter amaxement. Such audacity in
ialsehood, such ciirontery in slandering ;
such reckless insanity Of deliberate misrep-
resentaton in the face Of truth; such un-
blushing justification Of every species OF po-
litical villainy such cunning trickery d
clectioneering such complete wallowing In
the slime and filth Of the most putrid 10.
litical cesspools Of calumny, was never befor,
exhibited in community where truth |,
respected, courtesy Is popular, and honesty
regarded with favor
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

Joseph, are You philanthrophisf p
said gentleman TO our colorcd yemnaa,
yesterday.
Lord, YES, Massa lubs every body has
an affection for the whole human race, all
womankind in particular
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

The citizens OF this county will be called
upon next Monday to vote on the adoption
or rejection Of the following proposition
Whereas, A proposition has been made by
the Council Of Davenport to join the Coun-
" of Scott in the erection Of Court House
and CITY Hall in connection with each other;
the City agreeing TO furnish thirty Ave
thousand dollars and that the County pro-
vide tax for an equal amount in two equal
instalmcnts, said Court House and City
Hall 10 he built BY parties from both Coun-
ty and City the Court House and City
Hall % be under the control Of said County
and City according 90 such agreement and
stipulations a. they may agree upon FOR the
construction and future management 81 said
bnilding.
Those tickets given in favor of the above
proposition, shall have on them the words
For the Tax, and those against the above
proposition shall have ON them the words
Against the Tax"
Those who vote in favor Of the tax, vote
TO unite Court House and City Hall togcth.
or on the present Court House site. w,
do not feel like taking sides on thi. que..
ton. Our desire has been earnest and hon.
est IL have the City Hall located in more
central place than the Court House square
and we still think this our proper policy
But We do not feel like bringing this ques
tion before The people just now for discus
sion. The words .For the Tax" ans
Against the Tax a" will be found on sepa
rate tickets, and tue voter can strike ou
the one or other expression as be sees fit.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

IcE--lcE.--The Davenport Ice Company
now prepared to eon,rae, for the delivery Of Ice
for the season. Customers commencing the season
with Ne vii! be guaranteed to be supplied I'll So~sm
Der II desired.
Parties desiring lee through the season, are eau.
toned against contracting with those who DO no,
supply the seasoa through
once Second street, oppossts Ls Claire House.
maysdam PECK 3 MITCHELL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29
lnsstls isa Cedar Cossnay,

SourlHALF OF SECTION Il AND NORTH
~ half Of sec -. I 20 X Nv -eso acres OF the
above there we're broken In isss, come iso acre. In
the y !. q sec ~
Also, " \ q : " bee - T - RAW
~ acr@a
\ II y L. and . " I Of y X Bee .
I - W 40 aeres
y Z see 2 80, Il W 80 acres
Of =, W ! and n W i Of 4, Sec
~, 7 -. X w-p scres
NE sec . T 30 Riw loo acrss
l. q y, W and \ ofs I See - r
- X w loo acres
Also smaller tracts. selected with care and for aal.
on very reasonable terms by
iy.5 COOK 3 0AROENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

.'Comc here, and tell me what the four
seasons are 2"
Young prodigy answers, Pepper, mus
tard, salt and vinegar; them's what mother
always seasons with