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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21
FARE AT AMERICAN HOfgLs
A Move in the Right direction Til.
Dietary Also Improving

.f-'fg5 Hes IN Ihe Century
When | have seen the lengthy bill OF
fare SO commonly furnished at larg,
American hotels and thought Of the waste
entalled, | nave often believed that a re-
former might sue. eed. by establishing.
/ say IN New ork. II hotel on a new plan.
| one that would afford the small. GOOD Va.
ricty that one Gnds at the smaller l. ondon
hotels OF the best class d variety well
cooked and served, through the cook ; At
teuli"n not ucing dissipatcd am"ny muI.
| utude of dishes At two restaurants in
New Ork on Broadway and Fifth av-
enue respectively. one gets an excellent
table hotc dinner of this kind at the
| reasonable charge of 81 -, which in.
Cludes pint OF vim Ordinaire The best
hotels. II gives me pleasure to state. arc
fast moving in the direction of simplicity
of bill of fare
In New ork the leading house on IL 8
American plan docs not provide its table
win much more than one half the variety
OF dishes one may have offered at second
rate, IrctCntlOuS concerns throughout the
country. lhc dietary. too, in America is
unquestlOnaby improving Fruit and
vegetables are consumed much more pIen-
utulIy than before quick trains transported
them chcapIy and canning became a pro.
digIous business Baked Joints and fowl
50 often parbOiled and sodden. are giving
place TO better things in the way of gcnu
inc rOastS The grIdiron. thank goodness,
has well nigh driven the irving pan out
of the kitchen. and wholesome broiled
steaks and chops ha taken the place Of
the hard, greasy meats that spoiled 81
many dlgest:Ons in the past Pie too. is
going. and its exodus has had much to do
with the genesis Of fat
But hot bread and cakes still hold their
own. and the balefui ice pitcher remains
active for stomachiC mischief POrridge,
however, is m re easily had at a hotel in
New ork than in Edinburgh. and. with
cracked wheat. has gone abroad through
out the Mon crossed the Rockies and
visited the !aci { slOIe, do ng good all
the way. Salt fish. salt meat and pork
are now little used Fresh fish and ovs
tiers are consumed very largely. and. ex.
changed for the game of distant back
woods and prairies are carried from lake
a d sea 10 the most interior cities and
towns Of the ntinent-a another blessing
due TO the ru 'gcd old Englshman who
first put boiler ON Wheels and sent it
travelling about the Countrv,
nder the influence of improved diets
and the custom OF taking u ,acalion dur
ing the heated term. We are glad to learn
from statiSt clans that the physique of our
people is improving. and that they are
living longer than their predecessors did.
Adlpose is being deposited on lanky
forms and although Brother Jonathan
can scarcely yet be depicted as a plump
person, he bids fare to become such if he
keeps Oh adopting common sense meas
urCs IN food and Tu,t
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21

"Ihe mon JrhO trusts any one is a fool"
Then h. thought OF the office boy He too,
was inca able of such an imitation Yet
he might have been put up TO the job by
some one outside Very likely it was the
boy. Mot likely it was the boy. There
was alO a third person who knew the
routine Of the offic,, and his own customs
and daily rules. Mr.. hurridge started
his face hardened for a moment, but only
for moment because the very possibility
CT such a thing cannot be allowed to be con
sidered
He placed all the checks with the bank
book IN his pocket, put on his hat and went
slowly out of the office He was so much
troubled in his mind that he actually left the
safe unlocked, and all his papers lying on the
table, check book and all This WAS thing
which he had never done before in his life
The office 10y observed this ex raordlnary
negl G. and thought what a splendid chance
would have been pres anted to Spring heel
Jack had his tyrant master left the safe
open.
Mr. Murridge was not the k nd of per ,on
TO begin by crying out that he was robbed
Not at all he would first be able to Law his
uauu upon the man VINO ull IL he lnere-
fore went to the bank man ager and requested
an interview with the clerk of the pay
counter, merely stating that one of his
checks appeared TO have fallen into the
wro z hands
Can YOU tell me" he asked, who pre-
sented these Ch 'cksF'
The clerk was paving checks over the
c unter all day long. and it seemed rather g
wild question TO ask But there was one
thing in favor of hlS remembering. The
only rerSOn who was ever sent to the bank
with MIR. Murridges private checks was hi
son
II cannot remember each one. But / re
memher something about them, because
your son usually comes with these twelve
pound checks"
"Weli-what do you rememberi'
Two or three of these Checks-I think
three-were pres ntei by an elderly man
with white hair a white mustache and
foreign accent which | noticed. Oh, and
he had lost the forefnger Of his right hand.
He took the money earh time in gold, and
was long while counting it"
AN elderly man, with white mustache
ard one finger gone. You ought to be able
TO -acngnisa hisr..'
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21


When men go together the generally
shake for the costs of the dinner iris
generally pay their shares. But ike to
watch the conscious superiority, the band
importance girl puts on when she is go
ing to pay the check for the feast The
atfectionats attention she receives from
the others is a simple and efficient guide
to the purse o the party. If you have
any doubt of it watch the Osteutatious
way in which the payer takes out her
purse. takes up the check and examines it
or asks the waiter how much it is. Watch
how they al wait upon the one who pays
The show her Il Difference that is unmis
taxable. give place to her rs they approach
the counter and trot out gig ling and
Laughing. the guests holding on most de
votedly to the arms Of the treater
Its lovely. Tut dear creatures they
are chuck full of human nature. and that's
what's the trouble with us all
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21
A IN IA r. nance


Berth Gernlt. daughter Of the Prussian
minister TO the United States. who entered
the Monastery Of the isitatiOn in 1874
was of Il { alhoiiC family although her
father represents Pro eStant kiagdOm
She was 0f refined nature. much sweet
ness and SenSibllity. and probably felt for
her father. who was growing old. was
quite poor and. in the movement of
Count Bismarck against the Catholic
church, stood il danger of losing his lie
gation- Ib0ut that time there lived with
BaiOn Gerolt an attaChe. young man
belonging TO one of the noblest and oldest
Protestant houses of Brandenburg. people
as proud If their religious consistency as
of their rank He grew enamored of our
Miss e. croft, and the alliance would have
been proper and acceptable in every way
but for the matter of religion.
The attaChes mother. in Prussia re
PEELED the idea of the Catholic connection.
while the eCclesiastics in America seeing
an apparent opportunity to do some
pro, ely ting around the Prusrian court,
operated upon Miss GerOlts mind After
the arents On 10th sides were tolerably
agreed the relig Gus issue was kept up,
and the question of children had to be
settled in advance until the young man 5
patience was Worn out. and he broke the
engagement The church. which had
been success ul in the matter. wes of
course. entitled 10 the brie: and about
this time some COntro ersy arose between
our government and the stale authorities
at Berlin. which ended in the recall of the
old minister the only one. although q
Catholic. to adhere with enthusiasm to the
cause of the federal government during
the dark days of the rebellion Bertha
Gerolt disappeared. as did before her and
within the same walls daughter Of the
Emperor lturb.de and daught OF Gen
" Winfield Scott.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21

1t is singular with what persistency the
tall hat or tile has been adhered to. The
French revolution killed the cooked hat
and brought in what was known as the
chimney pot" Since 1870 the tile or
beaver has, with variety of notifications.
been the Ornamental head piece of the
lords Of creation in all the centers OF civil
ization, sdorning alike the craniums of
kings riding in state and hod-carriers out
for Sunday airing. Headgear the world
over is indicative of the spirit of the man.
and to the careful observer the Indians
feathers, the MOslem's turban. the Mexi-
can sombrero, the Spanish ecclesiastical
beretta and the umbrageOuS brim of the
Arizona cowboy have a more than pass
ing significance ce.-Piladelphia Times
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21
The Tramps Mistake.
Hartford Y, II

In these days when sanitary science is
scattered broadcast over the land, it is
not strange that the wsyfaring man
should be thoroughly posted An un-
usually ragged and suave tramp ap
piled at the la X door of Hartford
mansion for glass OF water. The lady
of the house passed him glass with her
own hand. when he nterposed. Excuse
me. madam, but has this water been
boiled previous to its being cooled with
ice," Boiled? No. Its good enough
for you, though. Il beg to difer.
madam Medical authorities inform US
that water must be boiled in order to kill
the germs of disease that lurk therein.
Beg pardon, ma am: but would you lend
me the last number of Sanitary Science
| will remain here until the water is
boiled. MY spirit boils now. you
impudent--. The tramp saw his mis-
take and picked up the thread of his
Journey.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21
CHAPTER RIIl.-CoNTINUED.

half an hour aiterward the girl came lack
10 the outer Office with her black tag in her
hand On her way to resume her work upon
the case II was however. with >enS'
that her work had not ben appreciated
MIR Murridge was strangely lnattentive.
She shut the door after her, and turned to
Dick, who slightly raised his right shoulder,
a gesture familiar a. the grumpy. and COZ
siderrd effective. He then made the same
gesture with the left shoulder. This indi-
Gates unrrlenting gIumpineSS
We'll. Dick She said waiting
He made no reply whatever The Office
boy felt that he really ought TO get up and
wrIng the neck of his masters son for m
cIvihtv But he was lot yet man enough.
Then Norah crossed the room, and laid
her hand on Dicks shoulder
Come Dick, she said, don't be vindic-
tive. LIT us lie friends"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21

Taste has its laws. fixed Is the proper
tions of a statue Tones and colors that
do not harmonic. after awhile de-
stroy the optic nerve. discnrdant
sounds rasp the brain to frenzy There
is reason in serving certain dishes to-
gether, the stimulating with the plain.
the right acid with rich meats and the
best dessert TO follow these for relish and
digestion Whoever does not study these
things. and continues to shovel such
food together as comes handy. without
regard TO fitness, will find it tends TO the
overthrow of the stomach at last
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21
French Weather Prophets

The forecasts of the weather bureau of
France were verified last year in ninety
out of every 100, the percentage having
risen from II in 1851 to s3 in SO and 81
in 1888. cut of lS0 alarm signals sent
10 the harbors. l2S were fully verified.
twenty four were fairly correct thirty
seven were Incorrect, and only two gales
were not foreseen
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21
Concerning Poisonous snakes.


1t is remarkable fact that poisonous
snake can not poison one of its own spe-
cies 1t can htly poison other kinds of
venomOus snakes and can kill quickly
harmless ones \ vigorous cobra can Kill
several dogs or from a dozen to twenty
fowls before its bite becomes harmless.
and then its rapid seer elton Of virus makes
il soon as dangerUu, rs ever.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21
The Curse of Chinatown.


The growth of Chinatown is a very Sc
rious question for property owners in the
northern part OF san Francis o. because
the existence of such blot has far reach
ing effects in depreciating the value of
land on that side of the city. 1t has cast
blight from aiifOTnia street to North
Beach While peope are going many
miles out into the Southwestern portions
of the city TO tind homes. IN the northern
side there are large unbuit spaces lying
within ten blocks of the heart of the busi,
ness quarter For residences this part OF
the city is the most pictures ne and not
the least healthful of all AMI let it labors
under reproach thai drives capital and
population in another direction.
What does this 1t is the shadow of
Chinatown falling ON that region and
cursing il People will MOI buy homes
where they ha tD 20 through or 20 by
{ hinatOwn 10 get 10 them.
6OVe-LeTter " riTIns with the Typewriter
C.ncn {. G mmerrial Cazettel
A spirited young lad of this city is
reported to la summarily ended an
interesting ant promising love match.
simply because her adored young ma1
insisted on conducting his part of the cor
respondence with the aid of typewriter
Nhe declared she could easily read his
manuscript and did not propose to file
away any more machine made love let.
terS
There is indeed something cold unsym-
pathetic in n friends letter that has been
ground out of typewriter 1t lacks
individuality. suggests the printed circu-
lar No doubt :he typewriter, in the
hands of an adept. eNpedites business, but
some men will spend more time fooling
with the apparatus. and afterward attach.
ing their names to the awkwardly
construc ed lines in order to make people
think the employ a correspondence clerk,
than If they were to sit down. pen in
hand and dash off the little message they
wish con eyed.
Begonia leaves are the most killing bait
for shad, according to Georgia usher.
man.
Boston Transcript When Sirius rules
to study is not a part of the duty of man
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21
"SELF OR BEARER"
BY WALTER BESANT.

Author of An Sorts and Conditions Of
Men" " The Captains Room" etc.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21
fro BE CONTINUED. |

An oxford undergraduate name Francis
Earle Juckling, who was convicted Of steal
ing GlO and some silver from fellow
st2isnt'S cash box, was sentenced 20 three
months imprisonment without hard labor.
A. }. CaSSatt has once more been nomi-
mated for Supervisor by the Democrats of
Lower Merton township, Montgomery
county.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21

An experienced vocalist has. it is said,
during fourteen years cured any number
Of cases of obstinate cough by prescribing
the free use Of raw oysters as diet.
Beware of the advice of a man who
never changes his mind. None can stop
every hole with the same plug.-Our
Country Home.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21

NeW VfTeanS FICANune
Bad spelling is as old fashioned as seal.
ing wax for letters. Both are in style
again among fashionable people
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21

Boston Transcript When Sirius rules
to study is not part Of the duty Of man
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-21

Nonsense, doctor" Mr. Murrldge inter
rupted him sharply That is not the way
in which manage my business | get hOid
of a secret, and | use it for my own a1van-
tage. never suspected you were cousin TO
Lord Clonsills till you gave me q receipted
bill for medical attendance with your full
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-30
9luerlet.

9ie beutf6senglii9e @@uIe trat
Ge1tertt, ben 20. Npril, in elm itelles
S9uliabr. 9ie S1hler3abI bat fi9
erfreuli6er Weife erbebli9 bermebrt,
ba elm betrd9tlt9er ueberf9uB an t1ett
etntrete1ben 59iilerrt uttb 51iilerin=
men gegea bic mad N~blplbirung bes
e9ulsGurfus Nustretenbet au beraeiG.
men mar.
Die &egierung bat bereits cine
NuHor6eruug ergeben laRen gum gin-
rei9en BON 4rgebsten fit ben 8erfauf
bon 8rltnofaden, anf bener bas 8utts
besgebdiibe erri9tet tperbeu fantt. DQs
@run6ffiid muB cine 5rpnt bon 200
JuB Sdnge unb cine Siefe bon 1870 Sub
bdben.
- inner MaDor unb 9th MaribaI
inb gans a1bers fir bic Drbnung uub
Gube In ber 5ta6t beforgt ols es Der
MfaDor unb MaribaI in 2arebD tparen.
MtdDor @alagban beg1b f9 geftern
fraft feines Nmtes mad Der Office ber
eSimes4, I'm cine brobenbs Rebolte i'm
Refine gu erfiden. Die 5eber 6afelbF
berfi6erteu inn iebo6, baB fie 10 quite
Demofraten ieien, als er felb{t, uno
besbalb gar ni9t ans &ebeIiren beufen
f6nnten. 8erubigt 3og 6arduf Der
WaDDr BON 6anuelt. Der Marf6al
banoelte chen 10 pDri9tig. St riidte
nit eirer Wn5abl poIi3iften mad benz
Depot Der SnternationaIbabn, mabrs
.i9einli6 UNI Die unionz@ eBer BON eli
aem angrife auf ben bonn Nor6en fon1>
metben @iienoabnaus ab3ubalten. guf
bemielben befanb f1 ndmiim Elm ST.
Ser un6 cine 5eBerin, pel6e fir bic
ySimes1s Office ertuartet ipur5en. aber
bic biefigen Seber maGten nidt ben
geringifen geriu9 gum 8egeben elmer
ungefeBlidfeit. Ser Marldal mare
f9irfe 6esbaIb ebenfnls nit feinen .Bos
tighten berubigt mad Der 5ta6t auriid.
6err prof. golb BON Der 6eutlds
ei9liiGef feierte gefterf feinen 48ifeu
Geburtstag. Dem ipaderen pd6agogeu
nod na6trdgIi@ uniere ber3lidffen
@ratuIatipaen!
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9as Siffriftgeri9t in galefin.
nerurtbeilte Die SnternationaIbabn Al
elmer @ntf6dbigung BON $1,000 an
Sobn Goliarb fir 8erIeBungen, DeI9e
berieIbe I'M 9ienff Der Balm erbielt.
- Die prominentess In Sort Mprth
finb iiber oas Gprtlaufen zines MGb.
9ens Namens Qi5sie Serrp In Mufres
gung berieBt. Sbr gntfhbrer 1T eth
getuiher CHAPMAN, ben man fir einen
Srunfenbolb bdlt.
Sn Der Ndbe BON gotuDa hQi
man einet Mann ein9efanger, ben
man fiir ben 3u1tbaussG trdfItng hdlt,
Der tlir5li6 benz gDntraftor Wbitehea6
bon eiuem 3tge ber G~unietbabn ents
iprang. St rift auf eiuem ungefotteIs
ten pferbe, bas Ct ieinem. geadnbniB
mad In BearTan geffoblen bate.
eSn 6ouffpn tuurbe Ssames MaIz
let gu lebensldngli6er 3uGtbaus=G trofe
berurtbeilt. st bate feline g~oueubine
i'm lebten 5Omraer erI9oFen, neil He
i'm berlieB nnb eineu Garbisen bets
ratbete.
Sn Sort Mortb traf eine DepeIde
bon 3anfas gitp Elm, mad tDeIder
man bort Com Com, Der fih an benz
gifenbabniiberfal in Sort Mortb bes
tbeiligte, Derbaftet bat.
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Dan1pfi4iff : asentur.

NorOSeuti6e DamPferrinie mad anb bon Ntp.
BORT urb Baltimore.
$$sataburs.a meritanii6e 9ampferlinie.
Nauorb Odmpferlinie.
&eO Star unb GranaOiide Dan,pferlinie.
Btni8e GtutnanDerersRtfets
mad unb bon allen @untten in europa. 1Infere
Mgenten IN @aropa unb Stein gorf nibmeu Der
Beforoerung BON GamiIien bon unb mad benz
alien Baterlanbe befonbere Nnfmerffanteit.
Mae arrangements tounelt nit benz 1lntersei9 !.
netet g~etrofea tper6en. @esen Staten unS Su.
formation tueroe tann fi@ f6rifIi@ ober miinbs
LID III
5. 9. WaeNamura, Union Etdet 9tgent,
2sb, goramerseitr. Rampmamns 8anseebaube)
SnipSW Gan AntoniO
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. 6. S. Maaler, MboleiaIes uabI

- 6. S. MsMlIer, @bpleiaIes unb
&etaiIbdnbler In 6arben, GeIen, Mns
ftrei1ermateriaIef1, Commensurate,
Son Mntonio empfiebIt fein grs6es
'2ager in bieieu glrtifeln III Sletp Hort
preifei1 utb madt gor3 beionbers auf
ben getpdblteu 9orratb bprt BiIbern:
gbromos. 2upfers itrb GtabIfiGeu,
Oelgsmdloeu unb pbantaiie . BiIbern
aler art. ferner auf Die gef@madbpKe
4uspahl bon 8i~lberrabuner Der allers
m%obernfen Gorm unb auf bic Mles
umfaRenoen 3ei9enmaterialet aufs
merriam. ale Nuftrdse fit irsetb cine
Der obiger 8rau9en tueroer prompt
'a~usgefhbrt; 8ilber BON iecer Gr6Be eins
gerabmt unb ole 9lrbeiten m6gli9f
i6nea utb gut beiorgt, bic In bas Ja9
f9lagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-30

S@taiidet bic @rabcsl Die Ord.
berf9mtdung III cine i66ne, pietdts
boae @itte. bic Se6em aur gbre ges
rei9t. Die Mabl ftebt atpifden Bluuen
uab Oentmdlern unb tper Bic Iebterert,
als bic 6~auerbaften unb undergraduate
den, tudblt, Der rpirb bon benz iufgen
&iinitler, 5ei@, Str. 305-
3l3 9outonitraBe, auf bas Bette Sc.
bient tperber. 28,lp1f
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fhIiekIih III henn nuh Car Mnton;,
bon ber GtrifesGn;hen;s eror;ffsn ,nor
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Sen Mnfano maf6fsm S;e grhs;te,
bes gtraken : 9@onfroffnrs Mernnnth
lid boften he ,hie hnm ner lsrnrss.
fiiralid1 oemahte Ne,nerY,,mo SeS eir
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Qnhr fem Qehen Iihren fSnme s,is :,
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Doronf foIafen 6ie Wiolferer h;e ~
ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. orheiten @e.
miles fouia inan inner niMt hariihs,
erfahref. benn nm elmer ge;te m;rS
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aber IN N6reoe oeife0f. gs ii 6abe,
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tie aur Nr6eitseinlfeuuno pero1Iasien.
berridt cine fplthe Gonfuion. has Ser.
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perriag. ueSunae 2a6iesn, Sic Wrin.
ters Union, elm Nrbeitsritter unb cine
Mu3abI BON Mrbeitsfnappe1 fDieIen cine
&ole BARN.
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be6aueril, Der afpiIden linen uno ihS
rem Mrbeiteru a~usaebroden lit. ober
bod muB man aud Der IdderIideu
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INNER barnit renomnirt, SqB He Mrbeis
terinnen gum GeBen betpenbet. a[s
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9ublitum alei@anlfia fei1 fam. fper
Die 3eitung berffeut, OBJ he ppn Mrhei.
tern ober Mrbeiterinnett. bo1 iunoen|
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