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for all thaAc Paiaini Oo'upininta and Weaincssch
toeoninon 10 onr beet female population.
twill euro entirely tho worst form of Fciunlo Conn
,lnintg al. ovarian troubles. Inflammation and Ulccre
iIon FALLING and plspaeemcnla, and tho eonfcguent
Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly adapted TO the
Change OF life.
II will dissolve and expel tumors from the utorisin
on early stage OF deyelorment Tho tendency 10 CEN
cerous hunurs therols checked eryreciy iy its usc
IL removes falnneas fatnlenry, dosroysali craving
forstlnmlnnts nnd relieves weakHcss OF tho stomach.
It cures Heating Headaches, Nervous rrosiraiion,
General DEBILITY, svepleesnesa. Depression and Incl
gcstlon.
That feeling of booking down. causing palm, weight
and backnclc is always permanently cured ~ It's uso
twill Of all times ard under ell clcunsnneen act IN
harmony with tile laws that govern tho female SYSTEM
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints u either eex this
Compound sunarrrasscd.
LYDIA Z. PISEIlAMD VEGETABLE ccN-
POUND II prepared ct 81 and eSs Western kvoaue,
Lynn, Ma rIicc o.. Six bottlosfor IS. Sent NAL
in the form Of pills also in the furn Of lozcnFe on
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either Mrs rinkham
freely answers all cttcra OF inquiry. Send for parA
let. Address as above. Nentioa ttis IGper.
No family ohould DO without LYDIA =. 'piNKlIAh'S
liver PILLS. They cure constipation, hlou1nsss
and torpidity Of the liver. Is cents ror box.
aJ- Sold by ail DruCsisis. ga
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Estray Notice.

Taken up M stray by j. +. Meacham and
A.Muaslcy living about three miles cast Of
llOpkinsvi!lc Ch tistan county, Kcniucky,o on or
abOutthe 18th inst, one white AMI blue steer
age about 3 years. having crop in one ear hut
having no brands, or other marks and which |
have appraised at The value OF nine dollars.
Witness nay hand this liih day OF Dec. 1881
J.D, GOWEN J.P. Z, Z.
Dec. 90, 4w.
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Bsnjlmin II Brewster, the new
Attorney Gcnrral, il siXty-iive years
old and never bcfnrs held n public
Office. lie is a lawyer of distin-
Uuishn1 ability.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-27

A bill for one cent postage on AL
letters was introduced in tho llonse
at Washington last week. ShonlA II
pass. one cent viii SEMI n sealed letter
tonny par, OF the United States.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-27

In another column VIC publish q
statement Of the situation in the APP
pellatc Clerkship race, which we be-
lieve is nearer correct than any that
has boen published.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-27

1t is not a bit more inconsistent for
an'biShman to eat Dutch cheese than
it is for a Du'chman 10 cal lrish ott-
to.s.-[ Di,tve.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-27

isiot VI IElLl-S. |......
The willard Hotel with all OEOt nm
its Fixtures anil furniturp.i ~ ,UUO
one residence ON Green Street 49,. Ii tO0
one residence on Green street .....-.,.. iim0
Two cash priycs cath yh.nCJ ............. InON
Two cash !,rizes, cavh $4,000 ..,.'' .. s,WN
Five cash prizes. each $l.w0 .......... q. $500
Five cash pIizrs. each $4,000 ............ 400
Fifty cash prizcs. each 500 ........... 5.iI1
One hundred cash prizes. earh $50 80. 5000
Five hundred cash pixies, each So ..... 1d0rO
One set OF Bar Furniture .... .... 900. ltOJ
One the piasp ...,... .......... 49,. so
tine handsome SIlvnr Tea Set 49,. eco. 100
100 Boxes Old Bourbon whisky SIS 49,. n.4O0
10 Baskets champagne Slj. ..G....,. $40
Five hundred cash prizes, each SO 49,. 500
l0l Boxes Pine Wines. fai -. -. 12.Wn
40 BOXES Robertson County WhiTky,SD 6.O0O
100 Boxes Havana Cigars. $40 ,. 1000
Fiva hundred cash p ICES. each $40 :, 80. 1000
AMOUNTING To S369,S5O.
Whole Tickets, s.: Halves. 81; Quarters. 81
l.cmittnhres may be malc hy Bank Chrrk,
Expires. Postal Money 0nicrs, or Registered
Mall. .t
Responsible agents wanted at all prints.
For cirrnlars, giving full information aud
tickets, address
W. @. p WHIPS,
WILLARD HOTEL, l.urlsviLLg. Ky or
s.H. TURNER, AIT Ilopkmsvillc, Ky.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-27

Horace Gray. of NJ Massachusetts, has
been appoin'ei Assoriare Justice oil
the Supreme Court OF the United
States.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-27

Whitaker. the negro Cadet, has
been tried and found guilty OF mt
,ilating his own ears and will be dis
missed from the service.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-27

Timothy o. Howe. of Wisconsin,
has been nominated aud confirmed a,
Postmaster General. To succeed James.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-27

President Arthur, Wee President
Davis, and Secretary of Treasury
Folgcr, are AL widowers.
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We shall publish in n roll OF honor
thenames OF all of our country ex-
changes that issue paper as usual
thia wnpt,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-27

The Giuieau trial dsags Its SLOW
lrhgti alnng.
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INV eMT0RS address EDsoNBRos;

INVENTORS a %tsprssy sDsy Law wH and
Patent Solicitors, Washington, u. G., for re-
ferenccs anil advice, sent rec. We attend en-
clusively to Patent business. Reasonable
terms. Rcissncs. lntcrferenccs. and cases re-
iected In othcrhands speciality Caveats So
licited. SEMI model or sketch and description
for opinion as TO patentability, free OF chargc.
We refer to the Commissioner OF Patents, al; o
to Ex-Commissionors Established 1866.
Dee 18th 1881, .tI.rel 80
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VICES
ILLUSTRATED FLORAL GUIDE


For 1882 is an Elegant Book OF 100 Pages, two
ColOred Plates OF Flowers, and more than 10 0
Illustrations OF the choicest Flowers, Plants
AMI Vegetables, ant Directions for growing.
1t is handsome enough Tor the Center Table
or Holiday Present. Send on your name nd
Post 0Iicc addruss, with 10 cents. nn,i | will
send yon Il copy postage paid. This is not n
quarter of its cost II l. printed III both En-
glIsh and German. " You afterwards order
seeds deduct the lets.
VICk'S SEEDS are the hest in tho world.
The FLORAL GUIDE will tell how ret anil grow
them,
Nick's Flower and Vegetable Gnrlen, I75
Pages, o C0lore,l Plates, 500 Engrayings. For
10 cents In paper covers; 500 in elegant cloth.
In German or English,
vick's illustrated Monthly Magazine-82
Pages, q Coloreh Plate inN every number and
many line Engravngs. Price 81 % "a year:
Five Copies for $500. Specimen Numbers
sent for 10 cents: 3 trial copies for Is cents.
address, JAMES WICK, Roclicster,N. Y.
Dec, goth.
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TTNnS y. A. Lehman. Solicitor
l a Lin 10. OF A nerican anil Foreign
patcnts, Washington, d. &. All business
connected with Patents, whether before the
Patent Uillco or the Courts, pro pity attend
cl to. No charge made unless q patent Is SO.
curc'l. Send for circular. Dec. 10 1881.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-27

many men. women, boys and girls to work for
US r,yht IN Their own loraiitcs. Any one can
do the work properly from the first start The
business viii pay more tlinn ten times ortlinn-
~ wages, Expensive outfits furnished free
NJ one Who engages fails to make money raa-
MY: ionran deyOtc your whole time to II q
nation aud all that is needed sent free '-A,l.
dress STlSTUN 4 CO., Portland. Maize.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-27

BESY,$sS:;::i!s::s':;. : .,I x: s,:;
work for us Than ut
anything else. Capital not needed. We will
start you. Sle aday and upwards piahc ut
home by the industrious. Mrii, women, boys
and girls wanted everywhere to work for us.
NOw is the time. You can work In spare time
only or give Your whole time to the business.
You can live ut home and do the work. No
other bils illness will fay YOU nearly us well.
No one can fail to mnke enormous pay by IN
gaginR NJ once. Costly out Hts and terms free.
Money nin,le fast. easily and hon0rably. Adj.
dress TRUE u CO., Augusta. Maine.
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VIM. Doolittle, +, II. Warner,
Eobt. MoMeen.

O'ate Assistant Com. of patentsl
W II. Warner & Co. Attys. OF Law.
Warner Building, Washington, u. L.
Attention given 10 Patent ant Mining eases
Lands, Pensions, Bountirs, and Government
Claims. Attention prompt. charges mnlciate.
Ndress with stamps. Refer to Members uf
Congress and Heads of Government ncpart-
ments. Zee, II 1881.
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n0pNlXSvlLLE, DEC. 81. 1881
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vantage Of tie = ,od chances fo making mon
cy that arc Onerc generally Dccnrc wca lthy
while those wlmd) not impruvr snch chances
remain In poverty. We want many men.
women, boys and girls 70 work f,r us right
more than ten times ordinary wages. We
furnish an expensive OUTFIT aud all that ypu
need free. No Que who engages fails 70 make
money very rapidly, You can dc o ypnr
whUle time to tlip work. or only Nnursratc
momrnts. Fail mfornitlnn aud all hat is
ncecd sent free Address STISsoN Co..
Portland Maine. af.s4 IJsn Is Nv
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CHAs. NJ. MEAcnAM, EpIron.
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"a ME "a Great chances to make mon
ANN TV ey. Those who always take
advantage Of the good chance
for making money that are
h.H AAA offered, generally become
G2 " E3 ~ bwcnlthy. while those who do
not improve such chances re-
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-27

Hardware dealers are all CRATE
men. ity4.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-27

1t is reported that President Arthur
wants 10 marry. Shake Chester
shake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-10

conferred on personages who held the Office of Com
mander- in Chief are the dnkedOm Of Marlborough,
the eardom of Amherst, the dukedom Of Yelling
ton and the yiscounties of Hill and Hardinge; aud
these in themselves witness 10 services IN Europe,
America and Asia which pretty nearly cover the
history of British campaigning from the reign of
William III. to the reign of Queen Victoria.
Any gaps in the record which are left by tneln
NAV readily be filled up from elsewhere and that
without exhausing the supply. The first Earl CadO
gan and the first NiscOunt Boyne served under
William III and Marlborough; the latter taking ms
title from the Kings great victory and The former
succeeding the Duke as Master-General of the Ord
nance. The first Lord Clarina distinguished HIM
self at Culloden. in America and the West Indies
The first Marques Townshend was also at Culi9dch
"a well ~ at Dettingen and FontenoY; while ne
was second in command Ia General Wolfe on the
Heights of Abraham aud after the Generals death
received the surrender of Quebec. The hrst Far
Stanhopc not raised to the pecrage until he Dhi
been Prime Minister but his second title bears
witness Ia the taking of Fort MahOn while he was
in command Of the army in Spain. Lord Fowls IL
the great grandson and heir male OF Lord Clvc
whose barOpies he holds merged IN his eard0m ;
while the earldoms of Grey and the barony Of Dor
chester like the earldom of Amherst are memorials
of American warfare. Lord lIauiss barOny was
won by the capture of Seringapaiam and MysoIe;
and Lord Cathcart's vlscountY -atterward merged
in an caTdOm-in the expedition against Copen-
hagen.
The dukcdom of Wellington. the marqucSsate OF
AuglcSay the carldOm of STAFFORD, the vIScountes
Of Hill and Comb, rmcre. th" harOnrs OF Seaton
Vivian and Raglan rewards for ScrN Ices IN Inc
Peninsula and at Waterloo. and during the peace.
Later Indian services are represented 10y the VS.
counties of llardingr and Cough. and the baroness
Of Napier Of Magdala Sandhurst and Strathnairn
bring ne down. comparatively speaking, ID the
events OF Yesterday.
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RENTS ~ BERLIN.



pcrliu i'm its new character ,nt Imperial fap'1l
could moi fail 10 attract intelligence, capital hlih
cutrrpr-, from all parts of the athri ana ann "'
cali moon H. structural resources lot hm~' accom-
,nnl,tinu soon lrraiur GREATER than % could mr-t.
The immigration. lu "a word. that ~ less l'h II ~
cadc increased the population oil l"t"n Nv ~.
standard altogether Incompatible win ti' ''ih'i
fitness of thing - that j. Ia say. an 'lth' I"H'"
hat IN an aNrr,g, berlin street rtS Tor larger sum
annually than Is asked for q London t,iI',W'l
hours. m = convenient quarter, ana lrt thI"'t'""l
tl, middle, cla--.> of Berlin s"cirtN. i'pt'~' "
fourth of the tenants total income lh-'''" ~ "'
.,Iu Tn. vo,d,r - how Government ON idl~,
comm, rrill clerks and other we'll educ respect
ohlr -r-nti~ 30 the receipt uf salaries VARYING l-
tw.,r, = 500 aud : 800 per luuuiu aud "l sue ''
,r,,t bult of the Berlin middle class o. composed
coutriSr iu keep body and soul i"g' lh'I h''l Pif
ing their rent. That they rNrf"n'r ."l,l.i' ,
difculiy IN 81 doing mly Ice lni' ff'd from lH ''
th,t m the coi,r-, of last year over one huhhi''
thou>and di~fuIumcnts for rent ami taN'' "'II
l.il within tlir precincts If ~" capital Slil' anu
t,y, t,>.- NH told 20. a--,.s-d upon incomes l'y the
authorities after q peculiarly arbitrary IA~h""'
amount Goo about l3 per cent. !" inns '""lI' Non
haze, augmented Amy l'Vdr,i~ ana Costly hi"l'' j.
,I i,..,,.,,,fur,it~ brought thr Berlin ra'p1i'r;
and n NAV DO. broadly ISL rtcd that d" one however
small h> OF hrr mcIu~. Is rNrihp' I"h I"'"l' ~
s.u,- domestic -'rsHui~ arr required Z" pay u "i"'
fl,.. amount of their frequently slender Wdt'--
How l,t.rr tir-' conditions. N,i~' nn"'T'' 't
,,ren. u'lt nal positions n hGl lam 'ui
suI. REMUNERATION mauasr T." make both ends "i
their dniu,~i ir estimates meet az the 'd "l lh N''I
j, mystery That haN" hin'fi" i'il' 10 J." u" .,'',,
c,pital 1Al Tie case, for instance. "t ga at"r'r"
R,gcruug~- Rath. or Gu'crnmrui t"uw nor .
CONT rinn ~ hn 100 England would h' a Il'p'ftini-
nj senior Clerk. with salary "i lf"n ~ I" ltI'
hundred a year The Pul,snn krr"fung, ialh
uu.-- rNcrrii'un, favored j., ln'h or on. 'i pro
tc,tinu has .rfs'd hi- country i"r al least ihiI'
,p,,,. trnllhf, fpift lcat- hrlorc attaining ti.'
Lgh Run.,u,r.', station. lis salary. az th" 'cty
"nf.il. 4, ~ 80 l..r annuu ~ course. hc hAs
,,,,.j ,,rl, IN lrI tl.y al do and D. tho head of
a llrg.. family. f"r thr Pru--ln NiAi" 'Wii"N' IL ''
prolIuc ~ The British 'urii' "I 'l' i"ii' ','i -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-10
THE POPES MEST.fRD.


When Frrnchnan wishes to say mar ecrt't h.,
individual has % very good opinion 81 himself no
fr,nurntly remarks: " oh il 81 croft le moutarhlcr
I'm Pane this expression having been usedi cur
onsly enough by Clement XIV. concerning hlmSu'
The OCCASION was the following: The monk "ah-
ganc had been selected 70 NIL 81 rrtrT 'ni
The death of Clement MIL, IN l7O" ana 'aitiuHi
de- Rcrnicc who was particularly intimate WIN tlo
nru poutilI was the first 10 call upon nun Ut VIZ,
Gonvrut of the Holy Apostles M hoinc'., l
nm s;yhing for my clostcr. cell and books, re-
marked Clement XIV. 10 his friend, the Carllhai'
and continued, You must not run away VIII 'lic
;Jra that | think myself the first mo"tdrdiT az
Pm The phrasc is said 10 have been originated
nv another P0ntih, John MIL, OF Avlghon VINO
y:ore thc tiara in the fourteenth century. shortly
far IN accession he took into his head To make mo
3arnars palace in the Comtat NenIlssln,
called the Palais des Papes, the seat OF I'M
naraieled splendor. The aid OF experts OF
an kinds was inyo ked. ana among DINERS 'hIt t .,
The most renowned o0rdons bteus of the age. J"hn
VIII bcinq rather addicted 10 good living. these
,I;narv hrroes did their utmost, OF course To tickle
H. panni palate and among other chefs dGurre that
rasuIted from their efforts in this direction was "A
nccnliar way of mixing mustard that gave every
dish i'm which the condimcnt inquired iiaVor mghy
to Uis Uoliness's taste The recipe consisted III
snrinxling dishes Of meat with powdered mustard,
and mingling a quantity of the same substance
mi yed with must in the sauces the result being ~
successful that the Sovereign POntif established q
snccial d" place at his Court, that of Noutardirr
which he conferred on q fayorite nephew. Inc lat-
ter became pufed-up With pride by the possession
object of peasantries from all sides-whence thS
dictum Moutarer du Pape.p
The use of mustard ~ a cOndiment, without DelhH
exactly rs old "a the world, IL nevertheless oil re-
spectablc antiquity the Greeks using 1t III the same
form W., at the present DAY, We are accustomed u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-10

Prom The Spectator.
Sweet singer of the dawn,
xr.o IN the yoiceless stiffness, when the gray
HWnrohbed opal-tinged with hues of coming day,
Upon our English lawn
n;dst honor chief the flower that lies bestrewn
~ The green-vestnred meadows, when the May
v" -" Goes forth with silver sboon,--
Pace with me, master mine,
.aown the dewy crofts and thread the glades
ffTnriiled yet, ere wake the merry maids,
Their comely locks to tTlne c
f;na.r blest Dawn full soon the freshness fadcs,
Full short the blossoming.
Thou, who, when all was still,
.,a fron the daysprings altar dimly curled
Faint wraith-like mists and tn Eastern gates
were pearled
With rose and daffodil,
midst blow a note so clear, so Joyous free,
Hute thickets woke to song, ana the phthe "oii"
Rang with thy jollity,
Teach me, whose lot doth lie
Amid the whirring of fierce wheels, the AN
~ Flashing words and eddying thoughts, TO win
Thy grave simplicity
Thy loyal tenderness, thy courteous grace
CRYSTAL revealings of the heart within,
Read on thy gentle face.
Teach me thy humor fine
To font mems follies with loving smile, Ill.
Tbat vet they vince, bethink them. pause awhile,
A" Win glimpses half-divine;
But with keen arrows of thy barbed wit,
Piercing his clCsc-Set panoply OF gulle,
To slsy the hypocrite.
Teach me this one best lore
To dover pure wOmanhood with worship due-
Maiden wife mother ordered fair and true
Bloom flower. and fruitful core,
White. innocent leaves. with rosy hinshes 'lP''
Great many seeded heart of golden hue,
In the strong sunbcams dlpt. Ed .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-10
ALPHONSE DfTDETS ESCAPE
Rom IN, Lonfon Giobc.

Trom The LOndOn Giobc.
AlpLOnsr Daudcts popular romance " Jack CON
taiI- among IT, dydmdiiS pcTsonT man o INC uIi'
unl surname of " IaudouZir.' hen VI. Dihd't
and the actor l.Hiontauc dramatzrd the story INC
critic Landouzic rclppcarnd ~ II. and has br'"h.
u known characterize Partisan pJy -gorrs. NJ Daudct
was supposed 20 have invented the name but III u
recent annexation to his story, he tells hs radctH
that this surname found by him, aud not IN
vented, and was found under such circumstances
that ne took n solemn oath To employ il some DAY or
other in "a romance. During the siege of Pans by
the Germans, the novelist was invited one evening
by a friend who commanded a company of Jdnc-
hreurs TO accompany him 10 their headquarters ~
Nanterrc. This little excursion beyond the forth
cations into the very ncighbOrhOod of the PrisHlah
advanced forts, was n pleasing excitement to NJ
Daudet. He and his friend, with other cnlnph-
ions all of them military sat and chatcd nntil lato
i'm the night on the events OF the war, the incidents
of YESTERDAY the expectations for the morrow, ana
the news from the Provinces. They were giving
expression TO the most sanguinc hopes OF an nlu-
mate defeat Of the German invaders, when % mes
senger hurried breathlessly into the room AMI ex,
claimed "The Pussans are attacking huei.
Every man Immediately seized hls gun. ,o-.
What shall dOfp asked the noyelist. het
home If Won can" replied the cOmmandant, win u
Disseminating shrug of the shoulders; You canho.
use A gun, | suppose ~ Yes a. well M yon,,,
answered Daudet eff you will give me one
"There is only one available" said the oihceri
name" said Daudet "WhO ishep Our sergeant,
major; he will never a gun again; he has iot
many hours 10 live" The civilian set forward on
the march with his military friends and IN the gray
of the early morning they arrived at the railway
station of Rue where they found Themselves III the
midst of a company of gaTdes mobiles " W no ynh-
der mani" asked the corporal, cycling the hoNeie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-10
MILITARY PEERIGES.

Asvyc said the other day. aproP"s OF inc ru li,r
tLnt Sir Garnet Wolscley IA 10 be made pI ihl.l
trs distinction is achieved by "prof"Ssional
soldiers" in the modern sense Of the p9rA', a., h
,n"uS mus, a. might AT first sight De- supposed IL IL
lrc Hat many Of the more ancient titles still IN ex
ist"nce were originally the rewards ot martial l
UrI,V' mr. thosc of Arundel of WauOur Lindsey
and 2taycn' But the warriors on whom they were
conferred were Of different order from inc NM
r, ~ later times What may properly bo called
Iitarv pcrralns" ia fact cannot be said 10 dato
from an earlier period than that marked 10y the
Establishment of standing army IN TINS coun.rS
nnrt,ni oprration Of war which has occurred sineo
Then las received permanent rccogmtioh III a,o e
nrcri,, by the CREATION Of titles oil Nhlcn sum n'o
- a, h,i, others have survived uniil the PR
srut day. The oAtant titles which were Originally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-10

use pepper, while the Romans employed it. mixed
with vinegar. as paste In the fourth century the
Gauls are known to have been gwen to taking It
compounded with oil, honey and vinegar. Under
st. Louis men wont 10 make II their special
avocation to hawk Sauce la mOutar.ie' about
the streets OF Paris, generally making their appear
10 mustard soaked in vinegar, and when he dined
elsewhere than in his own palace the monarch al
WAYS had his own special mustard pot brought by
an attendant. IL il needless To say that nowadays
mustard seed pulverized and mixed into more or
less liquefed paste figures az every table, great or
small. though mnstards halng from Dion, Bor-
deaux Lyons or Marselles, have all their respective
votaries. Two etyInologes have been suggested for
the word, one, Latin, mufan drdere keen burning,
the other mOuh tarde, the motto OF the Dukes OK
burgundy, in whose dominions was Dion. the head
quarters OF the mustard country" Of those days.