davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
Falling Hair.

Frank \. Bean. steam Fire Euctu, t.. Iis>,uu.
WAS cured OF atnp'Cia, or falling OF tn, hair. LAY
the cutiCurG Rr>plvent Internally aud tuit,uIa
and Cuticuru aprNtrTuaIiv. which completely
restored his hair when n said tee would Ices, Z.
Thomas Lee. el-6' frank tort Az. lttaiei Pagt.
afflicted with dHudrUn, which for twenty years
an IL ch in thickness, cured by the CUtlruA
Remedies
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
Eczema,

Hon. VIM. Taylor. Rn>tou, Mass permanently
cured Of IA humuT al the face and scalp eczema
that had been treated uu>ucce>~IuIIv for twelve
wears 10y many nj Bn>tons best play >lcian> and
most n pted specialists, ~ well "a European all
thOriticS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
Treatment.

The CuticurI Treatment consists iu the in
tyTual U.s. NJ tn" tuttrurI k.~niVrtfr. the new
bioud purifier. and The external u.s. ot tutlcura
and Cuti,um sap TIA. great skin cures
For ~uuhuru. Tan and GREASY Skin U.s. Iuti-
Cura soap an exquisite Toilet. hath snl nursery
stuitINr. fragrant with delicious HoV,,r t~ior>
and heating bal~aIn~-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
John anderson. NV In John

M. Editor Some of your readers
may remember, that some time last winter
a writer ventured, with some suggestions
to send you an added verse TO the popu-
lar song of Robert Burns, bearing title as
above. After nearly hundred years, the
spirit of Burns breathes in other lines,
thus and would -.offer them as a substi-
tute (preferred) -
John Anderson my 10 John,
When we nave slept thegither,
The sleep that "a maun sleep John,
Well wake wi ane anither.
And in that better world John,
Nae sorrows shall we know,
Nor fear We e'er shall part agais,
John Anderson my 10. T
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
(Hticu:ra
THE GREAT SKIN CURE.
Itchin" and scaly Diseases
Hulaors Of tho Scalp and
Skin Permanently
Cured.
RlngW0rnl.

Geo W. Brown. I, Marshall -, Prov ''r'.
II. |. cured bl Cu'lcurt Eeut- ho~ ola i.iH- 'tin
liumor got ar ne tHrn IS, Mi IA ..-. Ian
over his ears. u.ca ana i.scr, al. 5'r \ .'.~
resisted all kinds Of treatment.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
Scald Head

IL. \. Raymond. Auditor +. w. !. \ :. K. X.
jackson, Mich. MAS cured al >cald head of nint
Years duration h, the Cuticura Remedies.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
TEACHER WANTED.

Wanted a Teacher for Colored school No. 4,
Election District No g. None need apply
without holdidg a certificate or undergoing eX-
animation. Apply to $. w. Adams or to SUBJ
scriber. A. W. NEALE.
Sec'y School Board
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16

Shawls busters, Pnrlsols Gloves and Hos
cry ut 10" prices. just opened IT
i. EiChberr. Succs'r To SHgm krr < Co.
Do not forget the name and nnutcr -
Eichberg. No -, - aud - King 81 Alex
ani:i Va
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
CARRIERS

III Market Space Washington, d. c.
Undoubtedly the cheapest DRY GOODS
STORE "a the United States.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-09-16
LOCAL MATTEIE$,

TO -IDTiER TIS.2eS-rH TINES hariag Ct
tyer circulation than any other paper among The
stekige.h farmers and business men Of ChGrie:
Comfy, offers Superior inducements to d,lcerti$erS
Tor ct, rates, ,0tcl are iGc as day other paper
in Southern Maryland, to sag nothing about crclG
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-06

pe G@eae Real.as tas wst'.
r slim
suf sel eaeeaaeapaaa t8c eve o.
q by about ~ se..s ~ :
e.se 5 GantJil youa,y, Pa.
he operation consisted 81 the re-
matal Of a piece Of s.esl from The
.p7sieior chamber Of the eve nv
ae use Of a powerful magnet.
unfair IN appearance 10 Il small
69.ins gun. The exc being fall
oil blood, and The foreign bady be-
iag invisible. Tbe oeuliss enlarged.
The wound created by The stcel and
introduced SIC apes % tic manns,
between is lips. Tie piece Of
Steel vas attracted 10 The magnet
aud successfully removed The
absorption Of blood took place very
rapidly, and the wound healed In 4
lew days.-8alamofe American. /,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-06

qGr g~gEtNGtrx r,gKrr.

aat1afig - 1.-THE Greeab a
Of Pamela county mst "a ar
convention 0e.e sai nominated =
7aniF aesss. Nearly atl of lie
preceding day aua aieht tadh sn
con amel ~ tie back
eeuJ;s committee i. .Hufr0a
70 eltet a-ta zen NI.s e
Republican play 81 taa a..at
Tie ensuing election TIE
'enu7a Na commonplace ana ia-
h"fmoaioas anl the lack 4. -.
remarkable rten.eoa.
Tine delegates fom bcl. $50 r..
tired IN di plst 6um ths taaysn
ton Busupop sbe urgent invita-.
''h OF Tie convention par.ipr If.
'aem fe.alael md
- a 1t 4e'ea
leket nom natel3 ].or Senate
Harmon tefti-7r
- Ass>e, -. 7. Wright and.
AfEtaf I4 .tt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-06
18a Dirty OF 5H-arR.

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-06

oSthe ash ult., Robert smi,her,
an Oxford boy, while asleep on
the rail road near Abbeyillc place.
was killed BY a train.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-06


Nan
6rF
Ff
flat
atrnrl ua.
pIc a.
latiu 0Ia
hay moral
ia. haI aal 1
country
lnaip oiH.
parties a,r- t- II
epiaIhas IuuI ..t. a.H.
controlled and a.ra
has no. dathraae#.
dtla.e llge Bead
abused. wra. .lan,.
white ti,c rIaus. III
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oftling h.,aaa ...l
for al anaa 1faI
o,esnizrti5n 4, EVER. s.f.,et
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10 e-oantsrac. tIrar IN r..f
intelligent mon. \ ngi-..t.
10 r&1aarca. imn.'
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+. ris.sea tiey M ti.,,
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fecliong a,J o,,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-06

Two Or 'liree Naiehes genile.
mel have made successful expert
,nenis n glass-makiag with sand
!pu1d pear sl.at city.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-06


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06
No. a9.-An act in addition 70 number thirteen

No. 39.-An act IN ADDITION 10 NUMBER thirteen q
the acts 81 1910 entitled an act 20 protect person.
and property In The vicinity Of water reseryolrs
II Is hereby enacted, etc.
syc. ]. When three residents In the vicinity Of Q
reservoir Of water believe that life or properly ID
endangered by the liability Of such dam or reser
yOif 20 break away, tkey may apply by petition
20 Judge 0f the supreme court stating under
oath thai they Delieye life and property 70 BE- w
endangered The fudge shall require the peii-
toners 70 enter into necognizance 20 his saiis-
faction 70 pay the cost OF such proceedings, and,
II they enter into such a recognizanee, may APP
point commission Of three competent enginssfs
10 examine the premises
SIC. q The commissioners shall give reason
able notice 10 persons interested, make q thor
Ough examination q The premises, hear the eYi-
dence offered, make their decision and report 70
said lild.e who shall make such order Ia relation
thereto as ths public good requires
sac g II the commissioners decide that an al
terAtior on sddlu0n should BE- made 70 the dam
Or reservoir, X shall b. done under the superiB.
ten1enoe Of a competent engineer and AZ the en-
pense u The pwnrf nthey decide thAt 10 altefa-
lion Il Ds-ied the Judge may award costa o.
seems 70 him equitable The real estate ~ The
parties owning such dam or reservoir EhaIi b. held
Lable for the expense u the proceedings and fhe
Judge may issue execution fuf the cpsis and er.
pef-es 70 be levied upon such real estate n L.
sued BY court and % be returned W ule ooanly
court u ths county whsrs he 1Az or rs@sryo1 q
Etustsd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06
No. i7--An Act to prevent deception in sales of
butter,

| %ANN
| butter
II is hereby enacted, etc;
| SEC 1. Every person who shall manufacture
for sale or who shall offer or expose for sale any
article or substance In semblance OF butter, not
the Legitimate product Of the dairy, and not made
exclusively OF milk or cream, but into which the
oil or fat OF animals not produced from milk, en-.
| tiers as a component part, or into which melted
butter or any OIL thereof has been introduced 10
take place OF cream. shall distinctly and durably
stamp, brand or mark, upon the top and side Of
every tub, frkin, box or package OF each article
or 81 stance, the word oleOmafBarine" In letters
at least one half inch In size and In case OF re-
tail sale OF such article or substance, In parcels,
the seller shall In all cases deliver Herewith TO
the purchaser, written or printed label, beating
the plainly written or printed word "oleomarga-
rinen and every sale Of such article or substance,
not 20 stamped, branded, marked or labelled, Is
declared TO be unla and no action shall be
maintained In any court OF this State, 10 recover
upon any contract for the sale or any such article
OF substance, not 30 stamped, branded, marked or
labeled.
or ofYer TO SELL or expose for sale, or have Ia bis
or her possession with intent 20 sell, contrary 10
the provisions OF this act, and Of the said articles
on substance required by the first section OF this
act 10 be stamped marked or labeled, as therein
stated, or In case OF retail sale without delivery
Of label required by the hTst section Of this act
shall for each such 0ffense be punished by fine
~ two hundred dollars and on trial for tuch Of
Tense proof OF the sale or offer TO SELL or Of the
exposure for sale, shall be presunptiye evidence
OF knowledge, that the same was not marked.
branded, stamped or labeled as required by this
act
SEC q. This act shall take effect from Its pas
sage.
Approved Dec. 9, 1890
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06
Approved December II, 1850


No a IA act 10 prevent and suppress eonta-
gious diseases among domestic animals
II IS hereby enacted, etc
Sac g. Every person bringing inf9 this State
neal cattle o. other domestic animals which be
snows 70 be infected with Any infectious or Gotta
you. disease. o. who shall expose such ca.tis on
other animals known 90 him 20 be 70 infected 70
other cats and animals n0s infected with such dis
ease shall be fined not icss than one hpndres dol
lars nof more than hys hundred dsasn
Sac q The seieetmen Of TIE severxi towns ard
she boards 81 aldermen n ihe several cities of this
State, may make And eniofo. such regulations As
they may thins proper 70 prevent the spread ~ m
ieefious OF contagious diseases anong cattle and
other do1nr<iie snstrals within tbeif respective
towns ard cities, and shall inquire into Al ssch
{ 4s-s oofning 10 their xno~iedge aad shall in.
med isiesy repou Ire same 10 tb< governor Any
pefson who shall knowingly volxie OF reisss 10
obsy say speh fsgs.Atioa maze ~ sseb town o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06


II is hereby enacted, etc,
Sac 4 When norg&gor 81 personal properly
is summoned 10 an action as trustee Of the mort
gage u such property the plaintiff may drect the
officer having The wnt IN such action to attach the
interest 81 such mortgage The officer when 70
directed shzll attach such interest by leaving a
copy Of the wat 10 The town clerks Office vii re
Tie mortgage Is recorded, with hi. return thereon
d1scribins the properly. and the interest Of the
mostgagce therein and The town clerk shall enter
upon the margin Of the feccfd Of Gsch mortgage
statement that ihs inieres, q the mottgagee is
attached, and shall make such other record ard
enuy q such attachment a. he !. now required by
law 10 make where properly - attached b copy.
Sgc ,. The properly - attached shall be holden
to satisfy any execution issuing upon Judgment
rendered sgsins, The trustee IN the original acton
Of 10 ar action on tadg,nsni rendered sgAns; the
trustee n the original acton, 10 the same manner
add % the Sane extent that properly attached as
tassD into The actual possession Of The officer max
Jag The attachment. u held 20 satisfy an execution
against ssch defendant
Src 4 The mougAgee whose Interest IL 70
attached shall no, sel Or dispose u -such properly
she me attachment n force, Of While The la
biity 81 ihe irusies Is undetermined o. Continues
Sec .. Properly 70 attached may be sold upoa
any esrcution issaHg by rezson 81 Judgment ren-
sr7rd against the trustee, either lE the original
aeiion Of 10 @ciiGn On judgment fsadefeo 10
The Original 4cf8On and thr title and ntrfcsi q the
nonazg1s, Eoftgaget, o. othef person, 10 and ia
sash properly shall pass 70 the purchaser q The
SIC waea any such action !, pesding 10 The
county ~ supferas eaar! Il the trustee files wiih !
the eiers 81 soch ecari bond 70 Inc plaiprH 10
such ActiQr 10 pcr& sum cqlx 70 the amount that !
The ofslcrr directed 10 attach properly II The ~ri:
wlsh s1fteieni sgfeiies. 70 be approved By such /
elers, epnasnored that sud- trustee viii pay the i
acgnasni feaaefee against hin ia saSh seii0a, And
thai BE- MI pap sucA sun a. he mas BE- urdesed by
TIE eo@rg 70 pay ne plAissf Al sny igfers tHas
iiD-s All siso bead " The cefenasnl IN sgeh /
assion IN 9~Eal wa d0sss The aSsesas o' sAs l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

No. a. An act 20 restrain fowls
II is hereby enacted, etc
SIC person who. sitof notice thereof shall
knowingly suffer his hens, geese or ducks 10 go
upon the lands premises Of another shall be fined
less than two dollars nor more than ten dollars
SEC a. This act shall take effect from lis passage.
Approved December -. isso.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

No 4,--An &C, defining the word tramp
| IL is hereby enacted, etc.
l. Sac T. A male person over sixteen years Of age
| mot blind personJ going about from place to
place and asking OF subsistng upon charity or who
istwithoui ascertainable means Of Legitimate sub
sstence, shall be deemed tramp.
Sac D. Sections one and Eve Of punber four
teen Of the acts Of rs7s are hereby repealed.
Approved December 49, 1850
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

No An act TO amend section thirty OF chapter
one hundred and thirteen Of the General Statutes
approved November 70, $50.
II Is hereby enacted etc
Sac A person who deposits any poison or
poisonous substance upon lands belonging 10 him
seif OF 70 another person, OF 10 the buildings Of
another person shall be fined not less than ten dol
sickness Of dOmesticated animal occzSioned by
such deposit Provided that this section shall not
he construed 70 prevent person from using poisons
On bis own lands for the purpose Of destroying
insects destructive 10 vegetation
Sac = Section thirty Of chapter one hundred
and thirteen OF the General Statutes, and number
ify-iwo Of the acts Of 800, In amendment OF said
section, are hereby repealed,
Ssc This act sh4ii take effect from It's pas
sage.
Agproyed December Is, 1850
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

No AZ An act In addition TO section twenty five
of chapter thirty-thfee OF the General Statutes
relating to the attachment OF personal property
II is hereby enacted, etc.
SIC J. thae shall he added TO the list Of per
sonal property enumerated In section twenty five,
chapter tbrty-three OF the General Statutes, and
subject 10 ali the provisions Of said chapter, iron
safes horse powers and threshing machines, stone
channeling OF cutting machines, drilling and mar
| bic boring machines and portable engines
Approved Dec a. 1850
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

Ne " ~ ssi ~ Smls Haneni a scNgAol tqI4s
nins n ehasasr thlnY-ont q ne gensfsi tt3iates
N Is hefthy enacted, sis
sEt g. Soeti0n ioTY-aihe n chapter hirY-ons
" ghf general MSfstes j. hefey amended % - y
read - follows
The enasfabts 4 The lgsu ~ ~hich jastiCs
tpau . bed, shall be Tia pfppcf pfbcst q taSh
ceaf snt, 10 his Aisecn1e, Ard also sheneref Al
such epan a iafy - demanded and be Is ir;trcsisd
10 me event " the mktief ibsn al isaae "
related 10 either parry within the iesarth e,gres
OF coasAnEwaasty on -faitr The justice n&y ap9otn,
| As ufhccf 81 each court any suitable p<fson, WIG
saan receive ths sAgt fees fos hs services - con
i stable
Approved December 4. 1850
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

Ne o, An Aoi making the records q the slgnAl
service department " ths pnitei STAIRS sFidsnes
10 court
II d hereby cnaciet, etc,
sac Any record ~ The ooscrra,ion. 10 regard
10 ths coneiuaa a the weather, taken rnsT tho
dlfrrtian u he signal service Department q The
rniirf State. Nhcn csr7ieed erdsf cath n ne o.
Seer 10 charge fhefraf Al ihe place where tht ,ane
are taken aBa trps- hat NE szrs "a trnr copy "
sush frcusd nay be received ~ efi3eoss n any
civ cause IN any cguft, ard shah hs ttfs~s fseff
eyiaenee q he facts and eifruElstzsces therein
co1tAlnes 4rt stated
sac rhs ac, sls,l take effect tr0n rs pas
sage
Approved DEF %, $50
No "a IA ~ reducing The ieef q oosnty eiefsa.
II i hereby erae'ci. etc.
Sac The fcss - BE- paid BY the STATE %
county c3rrks a al STATE Causes shall be 0ee-hsli
81 MA i SOW allowed then therefor by l1~ bet
The COSTA % be Jared AEsAnsi rtspoadenss NAL not
be Affected hstst3
src ltefe sazll - ai0Nec ia Clefo u
she serersi eganly cggrss fSt reeesYins nQnrs for
fnes Gat Costs Ard az osAef DontYt pA}Ahs ~
l4w 20 Tic cisf1 shceFi 60 siaif 4stlt1sa ofaess
o-s PR oeatum but 30 erreedsag skfss so-l2s,
On ascccsi q Any zoe irAassftsse.
Apy9vsec Dce -. ALSO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06
No a, An act In amendment Of an act PROV
ing for mortgages Of personal property

No s6.-An act TO amend section one Of an act en-
titled IAN &C, providing for mortgages Of person
al property" approved November 40, 1873
II is hereby enacted, etc.
Sac I. That section one OF act entitled An
act providing for mortgages Of personal properly
! is amended so as 70 read as follows
"Ail personal property shall be subject 10 mort
4 gage agreeably 70 the provisions Of this act.
1 Approved October IS, 1850,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

nanies
II II hereby enacted. ETC..
SIC /. ANY number not less than three OF
the Inhabitants OF any town or city 81 this state,
may form a corporation under tbe provisions Of
chapter cighiy-slg Of the General Statutes for
the purpose of insarinE upon the mutual plan
property In such town against toss by nre or
lightning, and NAV adopt such articles Of asso-
citation and bylaws not inconsistent with the
laws Of this state. ~ may be necessary Tor the
government aud management OF the business Of
such corporation.
SIC a. This act shall take effect nom It,
passage.
Approved December % isso
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

No 81 - An act Tor The relicf Of polio = holders
Ia life insurance companies
IL 10 hereby enacted, etca
sac. l. All policies OF insurance heretofore
or hereafter issued within the state oi Vermont
upon the Lives Of husbands for the bencnt and
use Of their wives IN pnrspsno" OF the laws q
the State, shall be AgkiEhablr BY satd vile Win
the written consent OF her husband or In case
of her death by her legal representatives, with
the written consent OF her husband, 10 any per-
son whonseever, or be surrendered 20 the COM
pany issuing snoh policy with the written CON
cent Of the husband
Sac. g. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved December 4. 1850
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-06

No 4,--An &C, In amendment OF and in addition e
chapter ninety-nne of the general statutes reiat
ing 10 nuisances.
II is hereby enacted, etc.
SEC !. Any owner or keeper OF any stallion ovei
one year Of age who shall between the hrst days Of
April and December In any year in any village Of
this State keep such stallion in any private enelos-
ure In such manner as TO disturb and annoy the
owner or occupant Of any adjoining premises shall
upon conviction thereof be fined five dollars for
each and every week he shall 80 keep said stallion
after he has received three days notice from such
adjoining owner or occupant TO remove such stall
lion
Annroyed December a. 1870
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-04-23

The use OF restaurants has become so
general all over the world, that it will
be interesting to many to hear how they
first originated, and to what they owe
their now familiar name. 1t appears
that the first of these establishments
was started in 1865, by man rejoicing
in the not inappropriate name of Bou-
lange. This date has, however, nothing
to do with the choice of the title by
which the new houses of entertainment
were known. In order to explain this
we must go back to the seventeenth
century, at the end Of which one of the
soups, or liquid ailments, most used by
the people was bouillon known as the
" divine restorer." It was made up of
the remains of fowls and viands boiled
down in an alembic, with crushed bar
ley, dried roses and Damascus currants.
AS it was only the class of compare
lively well-to-do persons who could
afford such luxury, a genius was
required to bring the divine restorer
within the reach of all the multitude.
He was found in certain doctor named
Gailliard, who proposed to provide ian
excellent substitute for the cal nectar
by cooking fat fowl in little aromat-
lied water, and selling the boullion as
" divine" At that time the privilege
of cooking and serving ragouts was re-
served for the traiteurs, or licensed
victualers, and that of providing set
dinners was secured by charter to the
corporation or the rotisseurs. But the
new sellers of the restaurant divine
were free lances, bound by no particular
rule, and they moreover claimed to have
a more select set of clients than the
common eating-houses. Consequently
the restaurants, as they came to be
called, soon achieved an extraordinary
reputation, and at length their proprie-
tors found it necessary to combine with
their old profession that Of traiteurs,
which word was in the process eclipsed
by the more new-fangled term restau-
rateur.