Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26
Dses fer the Deg Days.
IFrofa LolsCf1a IilItcA-
I should Be e<chexNi.

ffona London PsscAl
l. Neat should be e<caexci
3 Fish should be looked upon win susn,-
cion; II not dispensed with aitosether.
>. foultry Contains bat little UNEMPLOYMENT
eeso.nposes rapidly, and cannot De recon-
a., 4; For health, timed provisions are out OF
8. The excessive fermentation Of .,o., A.,
bot weather renders Is indlsestible and un-
wholesome.
9. The sometimes fatal effect Of stale veee-
tables, and the difficulty inexperienced COOKS
have In detecting the stale condition. render
the use OF green vegetables, particularly, az
I: Fruit, unless at FIRST hand, Is 90 much
poison.
S. Pastry Of all kinds impedes the digos.
ton, and throws The Internal machinery out
2. Recent revelations with regard 20 milk
will caution all persons against It's use even
age water. The same remark may apply 10
butter.
10: Pilchsris and sardines contain 90 much
e ss OIL OF their own, and thai which
serronnos them Is too often 90 doubtful also,
tnst ~ - impossible 10 advise their use.
80 ~. MANY constitution has been sacrificed
IL, u ofeggs, unless laid on The premises, the
less said The better.
"A. And now win regard 70 drinks and stimu-
l. Those who drink sdulteratsd tee. coffee.
&c, Know the risks they run. No stomach
es car sSand mem long at any time.
~
ted waters" contains nothing but little i'm
pure gas pumped into impure water.
81, :. ordinary ssier should undergo two or
T. with regard 10 ice 10 Ia feared that a
large proportion OF II Is derived from horse
ponds.
s. Wines within the reach OF ordinary In
comes only have the effect OF overhaatine the
system, and producing lsmentable results.
9. Weak whisky-and-water might be rec
commended were IL not for the dead y fas.l
oil contained IN most whisky.
4. To drink the best pale brandy implies
the millionaire. Among braldies OF the ordi-
nary class brown branches mas been consid-
cred least, but only least. injurious.
:. Gin Is always debilitating, aud some
times actually injurious.
CLOUDY CoNPREHENsIoN.-Mr scroe-
day?o Mrs. Jones BAD. MartSs"ve eTys
the other land !" Ms. s.'"%%s na Bss.g " IL
Emery up theer; tell I'm I Keeps a msngIe,
and L childer IL well, and" Mrs n
lpeeyishlyl;-"Nsy, nay. Martha, yer caa't
clouds s,lookin for your Emery WI my bad
| egv-lPun.
@Norristown Herald: "when we see a
man coming out OF q beer saloon, with the
protuoersnce on his face resembling an over
ripe tomato, we are forcibly reminded OF the
spirited words OF the late Hon. Proctor
hnott-viZ., "Rum by rum the noses fade "
IAN Alton I'LL, girl OF sixteen lon home
Tor 81. Louis and remained at a hotel with
| her "bo." Her mother, in search OF her, had
given up AL IDEAS OF finding her, and was GO
Ing 10 the boat, when q policeman told her
that the girl had been found. "weil," said
The old woman, "I'ye paid a dollar for nv
| fare and I'm not going 10 lose IL; ind out
where she stops and I'll send the old man
after her"
1"You are entirely welcome, ma'am, u
SAID one OF our courteous citizens the other
day, as he yielded his seat Ia the horse cars
| TO young and attractive lady. she looked
puzzled, and so did the listening passengers.
| "Entirely welcome-entirely So" reiterated
the courteous citizen; al didn't hear your
| THANKS, but you are just rs welcome for al II
| that" The bushes OF one passenger and the
| suppressed litter OF the Others indicated 10 al
| they all saw the point Boston TrQueIef,