, 1869-05-30
ae.s.ut, arp harder to rleale, and better treated

ee,,.nts aso harder to rlea.e md better tzcasea
'n10 'As EvruE DpRa1Ass
1 mai 1850
hHFC.
PotAges vermicele ct rEIntanie1
uoRs-pRCvRE cuArps II
~lsins-,Hsse,rs. a. rosaoas lTtsa|Iee1e as
~ noRs-pGuvRx Fxotps
C1tretles-olScs.-1la aiA-Dcu11c--AuShoA
ruroo. .,ucc hot.uaai.eEft]cts se' de bru, sauce
m1delr.-Agne.u q Ii Perigucut.
-Jamooa au1 eptnAtdA.
ESTKEkY ..... |
peiEsa-cure:nn en macedotnc.-
fleu de so!ea en- paupietteA
-Alose q i'oscile-
8orbctH au kIrch.
Poulasae do Mans su1 cressona --r1nAdea plquees
-PRea do foic Etna t1auex
ELEEs
EniESou d'ec1es1fAez.-S1unaon.
rEiHErRs, LSIlEnIs
AspelSyet en- erzncneA-Ptua pols ~ Bucre-- !
nAr!cots ye.sa-ga1A Aroises panachees.-
-Nscedotne4 de fruitt.
Feces monteea disessea.
pEsSEErs |
Petite acknowledgement de frultA-
Glncea yante, frambosse, pralnce J
The Wedding ut Cans Tha very poor anatr
compared with the love feaksA Of the Bishop OF
with the entrance OF Jeanne 'Atc Into pasadlse.
Which L. quite different thing from wedding,
even th8. Of Cana.
/! TEE RIVAL oouaxAxDA
ltts no. new thing for the clergy, and tspee-
laly OUTS give themselves up 10 the pleasures of
| eating. remember how one Gay, twenty years
| ago, my father returned much perrsexed from
dinner s. which he had Played lhr psrt Of fudge,
| without being able to give judgment The host,
! great derotee and great gourmet, had n his
tAble all phyklcianA and pI4ests-oniy the healefb
| OF the foul OF the body. The food was succu-
lent, the guests very Gay. There were no
! SICK and no Hnncrs- They ate and ate as they do
It tie l,auquetA In old England. Tovards the
close OF the dinner Olivier, the celebrated priest
OF St Roch, the church Of tho royal family OF Or
leans E-id , compliment 10 Rfcamlcr. the fus-
band Of the beautiful Krenuttr- -Chateaub1tAnd-
on his nVpertc, saying that Ill then ne mad BE-
iieTtd that the prc,a,eB were greater gourMands
| Than the phytcians, but that decidedly the former
| we're mere pretendcrA Recamirr protested. The
cscnsstou became general. Al there were a.
manJ doctors there as there were priests, they
coc1d not re1e. the matter to vo.e Ny father,
the opi, tayman At the banquet, was nominated
trdce lie had seen them ul1 at WORK and whs
fully able to decide the matter. HIS conscience
tade him dismiss both parties without an opinion
II. or against either, great, In every respect,
hal been the equality between them
Sfill the bill Of fare of the Bishop Of Orleans Is
a little overloaded. tut hope the good God will
not be too scvere on old men who hare only the
: Sin Of gourmandlse left them to epnntut- For
where should We slnnlng 1ayncn be. we who are
, Lot quite old men, II We must really roast for eF
: | CIT stn7
ELECTION or AclDKx1E1ASB.
Tnere wa1 recently Il triple election ut the Acsh
:, eny. The chosen were: II. nKusson1!l9e, Inc
son.ln-laW Of the Duke de Rrp1ile. an Osleantst
/ m md mi elcCtE[
!! | rather on account OF fr1endshIp than his Worfs
N. dc ChAmragny, q ha1f-celcbratcd Author, Eht
!, was nominated TO ef5sce from the Emperor mlhe
the impression Of the hostile act Of nominating
DNaussonvIlle, u. dc Champagny s'ens truly de
voted 70 the government; and 4 genuine poet
Barber, The autho, Of lanbfcs dow Old, but AWAY
!. beautiful Bartler was the candidate Of the Re
publican pa1ty and this has been sort Of rentwa
= | Of hostnties against the government; one Of tn
performances OF shifting politics, the great e1e'
| else TO which cur 6cule Academy ahar
= dons Itself more and more, 10 it, ow
:, srcat harm Politics ts!de, the election {
:. =. I;ar,,!e1 Ia the only one that can b
- !, Justified His vc1srs, not very numerous, Vi
= some OF them live Ike certain worka Of retalI
=, and JuvenAl. Tue Quarry and the Idol are nai
- D,Cct Mt works. All .hc ismbica are Blsscu1ln
= ha1sa ind nerce rs 1Te9 itae1. One feels that
10 was written on the ere Of 1880, amid tne noise
=, moba by the s1nt OF powder and tn the fever Of
:. | rc>olntlon- II they creE fall in your hands {
~ mol let theppass without reading them.
- - OCTAVE FEC11LET's r1Av.
Tnp othetevepts OF the week have becn the r
:, Inoya Ct a wen from Patti, who acts and snI
. Lune the worsc for 1t. a ne play by Octave Feu
II. iet, called "Julle' md reports from Spain. II
a PLAY, sblch was much appanuNed th0uGn very q
Ar dlcaEy, had the merit @! being particularly low
10 Il; tic author and By the chattau xhere he is Il
H. librarian. Desiiles, feuillet !. an honest author
y. rare th!nr,, Distinguished writer (Which Is n
hc II conraon thins,, and very much iovt
]. Ly the women especially the ndccts
~ o-es whom he rleasea By his rtrttJ little now
W. lnkewnrm and perIumed water, By hts honeye
liz g1ncouA gweeiy tutned, hat hr no means p.u{ouI
y, thoughts, The sutje Of the play ia woman q.
,ts her lover who rrciprocaliy adore each other.
n the d1nglter Of this woman falls IN love VT
,te ibis lorer. lie Eoes away through duty. The hp
,c band guesse4 the cause. Tht,eau between I!
~, husband and the vile, who suddenly dies tn tear
ert Ing the death Of her loyer and then hts return
tn person. The chief merit Of the piece u shat It
H. admirably played bv Aalemoisele Fayhrt
NJ whom the Empress Il, her enthusiasm gave
te the spoi bracelet which she wore. caring: IS
~ Il not wrrth much, but have worn II for 6ite
n. seasn and 1t ID for that reason that hope ypu
y, attach more vnlue to IT. I, who am somcwh
nj skertica, md I'm acquainted With the theatre,
n, lIe7e that AAdemolselle Favart would have pit
~ Ss1Fcd nswcr, 1eas-wo1n and more valuable 10
nd ely. But do not repeat this, or they would T.
ma that slaDder ATT actors and humanity.
~ FKNAH QCAxHE1s IN srAIS.
=. AT Last everything seems 10 indicate that SPA
IN Il preparing something for uR The Lc9tttn1,
T1rtender hAS made loan, which he has bet
only half successful in negotiating among his ~
tssans a1one The bonds OF tbs sngular loan q
IL n1tle Fav1ble the day after the installation Of q
ia King Mt Madrid.
is Then why borrow: nut far moro sertona Ii:
n tic vain displays OF dea1 party, Is The dv!d
~ TINT L. steadily showing Itself between tao cnlt
:, OF the Spanish revolution As long as PT1M q
m sc1rnno merely routcd and sco1dcd 1t wsa moi
~ &nx. But now The women arc mc1d!lny In
~ | matter and when tho Aadrilenas throw the
~ ec1yes Into the conflict trouble Is near ScI7an
~ wife, very great Lady, treats PEtm's wife, who
a, veIy handsome NomAu, As plebelaD, viii
~ She Is Mndatne Prsm says that Madame SeEra
IN L. neither very handsome nor very young, viii
~ Is tue. It does not take much to eet me to
70 | powder, from The time OF Helen, who set rre
zrr ratta and Troy. down to Aadame. Scuano a
-. frn, who may star civil war IN Spain In
,he meantime p11tn appears In person nt Madrid =
Inc by pto1y nj Pans, where he agutcs II
n Universal Exposition, on horse which Il a. mt
~, OF a prancer and u chAriAtan rs its master 3
~ tano eurns, loots-softcnci hJ his wife-towal
the Isabella his exIrtend, who langutshingly sht
him her son the rr1ote OF AstuTiaR. Tope
rn The third In the revolutionary trio keeps quiet
- watts to sec which why the wind viii blow. 7
,.. people, who understand that Ill rhese Geuer
~ arc looking on1y Aflor their own afAlrs. and not
ne al .at1e1 taoEe Of Spain, already call them
hat | three ptcarot- II Is q bad sign when spaln G
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