The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-09-29

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She was winsome il her heantv
o, O.! how sweet it was! Il.
And she blushed in modest duty
No ~ .! how sweet it was! &
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Ihe cafes are very peculiar. Paris lives
SIS much as possible out Of doors. for Par,a
desires to sea. and ha seen Tharoforo s,
front Of every GATE nndar faafafni awr;,,.,e,
are chairs and little White sheat-iron = ne
there sits Paris. drinking ito ilrinks and
eating it's light repasts. from early norn;nng
till very late at night. '45 o 8
To an American r. isa very ,acrl;o : :; .,h+
No matter where Won 90. in old Par;s ~
new. It is the same. except n the Grade of
the people. In old Paris Won Soc h1na
blonses and calico dresses a. these tohIas
and in new Paris broad cloth and, sill. bnt
the tables are there On the sidewalE and
the people sitting by them the same IN nna
as the other. and yery iollv thew ara ~
Paris "a the most temnrate c;tv 4, The
globe. There Il az crest a nnayt "a ' ~
iiouids consumed a. e london and ,,ar-
3haps more. but & 4 of diffarent tt Li,,d
The Frenchman drinks the lioht vines eco. of
the country, or curious compounds Of stnff
that ara as innocant as milk "a far 90 =, :.
toxication goes. He has svrnna aooatb;no
like those the American drngpist nses n
his alleged soda water. and he either miras
that with pure water and makes his heart
Glad. or. if he ia narticnlar ahont r ha
mixes III with seltzer water from ~ a sv-
phon. There ara vast varieties az these syr. :.
ups. but thew are all alike eYcent IN Tho
matter Of favor.
OF course there are French ,nkards
The brain annihilatirp absinthe Obtains
here. and sednctiye fnid tic r. 10
the most innocent tastinp stnff IN The
world and does not affact ~ a INN aa;o+ai-,
And So the innocent stranoar ~ an bis frst
Introduction to it. taks dose after 1losa If
Il. and GOES home WONDERING whv neonIa
are SO mertally in dread Of eabsinthe. In
the still watches Of the NIGHT ha hacoma-
convinced that he has been taking scmes
thing, and the next morninp he. ar his
friends, are entirely sure Of Il. For in the
morning he is drunk. drunk clear thronUh
some DAYS. Tibhitts whose arnar;anca r
am relating. said Il was much chearar tho,,
Oshkosh whisky. for one NIGHTS s;ttino at
absinthe. lasted him weaR nh arc 2, a
vast nnantitv of ahs;ntha corornoad :,
paris. int + Il done nniatlv md =, araat
|snSnderation A. "a Ica,;oa,, ~ f -. s-sas
who likes Il drinks it immoderatalv and
NAYS the nanaltv If his fnllv Tho E.onoh.
man knows evactIv hnw n1ncb - safa e.,
him. and yerv rarely exceads h;s LIMIT
have seen Init one drmnkan mon -
Par;a and ha ,uaa o;thar On Enn;sh,aa,, -.
m American who had been lonp annnoh ~
London 10 oct snoiied He anola E.ne,l;s1,,1
and from the stvla If his clothes T shnni3
take him n ha on Enol;ahroo- ma tLana
waa an asnac;al wohhia i, bic sta,, tha4
claimef the American heva p s ..l". p ~
some great many times in NV balovag
country. =, { 80 -
Drunkenness is impossible on these
kinds Of LIQUIDS. The wine Of the county
i consumed ayarvwhara and n Il I aroe onan
titles, and it's use by all ages and sexes is
unrestricted. ' ;= 4 \
It is on every table for breakfast and
dinner. and is everywhere the substitute
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q very small portion of alcohol. and "a that
is diluted fuilya half with water. Il oannot
be q very dangerous beverage. Atall events
the French, men, women, and children.
drink it in great quantities and at all hours.
and intoxication does not ensue.
In consequence, this outdoor sitting is
made possible by the harmlessness Of their
drinks. The climate Of New York is adapted
to this sort of thing; but, were Broadway
lined with these cafes, with the public sit.
ting at the small tables, how long would il
be before gang Of ruf6ans. filed with the
frightful whisky Of the country, would
swoop down upon them and scatter tables
and people? A gang from the bowery. filed
with the fighting whisky of America. or
the soul soaring brandy Of the British lands
turned loose up the Boulevard deg Ital-
ians. or any other boulevard in Paris.
Wouid occasion al much terror as Com
munist insurrection. But. with the lioht
vines of France. and the 'nniat nleasnra.
seeking and Measure. aniovino d;snnoit;nn
of the Parisian. everything Il "a nniat and
orderly as could be desired. -
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