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The Somerset reporter., 1886-04-14
keWspaper Decisions.

Any person who takes paper regularly from
lac nfice-whethcr directed To his name or anoth
cr', or whether he has subscribed not-is respon
>ihle for the payment.
:. If person orders his paper discontinued. he
must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may con
finue to send it until payment is made andlroncct
the whole amount whether the paper is taken from
the Office not.
The Courts have decided that refusing g. take
newspapers and periodicals from the post Office or
removing and leaving them uncalled for, Is Prtmd
fdcic evidence of fraud.
:. {. Court, March Term, is J.
ORDERED, that the SoMERsET REPoRTER, pub.
lie newspaper printed at Skowhegan, in the County
OF Somerset, be designated. appointed, and made
the County Paper in which hereafter all public no.
tees 10 be printed unit, further order ni curt
l.. IL. NEBH, CierA.
\ true copy Of order.
Attest l.. II. WERH, Clerk
The Somerset reporter., 1886-04-14

The Colby Echo calls attention to the
change which has come over the average
student, during the last twenty or thirty
years, in all institutions of learning, from
the college to the district school Person,
who remember some of the cScapades of
those times as well rs those who credit
the traditions of II score of years ago, will
gcner lily agree with the Echo's conclu.
sions This advancement is a>cribed t.
the improved method of discipline now in
vogue. The students are treated like la
dies and gentlemen and the consequence
is they show themselves rs such.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-04-14
Labor Troubles.

Labor troubles at various points still
continue and in two instances violence
and blood-shcd have been the results. At
Argcnta. near Little Rock, Arkansas.
Friday, Deputy Sheriff Williams who has
han charge of a force of deputies guard
ing the st. Louis and Iron Mountain
round housc aud machine shops, was ap-
preached by F. II Derby, leading mem
her of the knights Of Labor, and notified
To take his force away n they would be
put out Williams said I'm take You
now and taking Darby locked him up in
one of the rooms just then the outlines
of 20 or 80 men were seen a short dis
lance away, and Williams ordered them
out, saying that he was there to guard
the property, and would do it if he fell in
his tracks. A crowd of strikers formed
at the Relay depot in East St Louis, Mo-,
at | 4j O'Clock, Friday afternoon, and adj
yanced in the direction of the railroad
yard. to stop the new men employed
there. They were met by guard of dep
uties, who ordered them to dispense. The
crowd refused and made a rush for the
wards when the deputies leyclled their
Winchestcrs and fired, killing six Of the
strikers.
This very unfortunate affair created
great excitement There are different ac-
counts of the matter; some placing the
blame upon the deputies and some stating
that the crowd commenced the firing. The
deputies are in custody and will be tried
for their ofiense.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-04-14

Municipal elections in the West, as in
Maine and New England, have generally
been favorable to the Republicans. Reac-
ton against last year frauds has caused
bad Democratic defeats in Cincinnati and
Chicago. In Indiana the capital city has
slightly increased the majority which it
gave for Blaine, while Congressman klei-
ner's city of Evansville has changed from
a Democratic to Il Republican town, and
the h therto reliable Democratic county of
Wayne, from which Civil Service Commits
sioner Edgerton halls, has become Repub-
lican by 5000 majority.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-04-14
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN.
In Favor of
DR.. CUMMINGS COMPOUND Elk. OF
SARSAPARILLA & Dock

Having been made acquainted W nh the IN
gTftlleut- which enter into the competition
known "a br. stephen Cummings Compound
Extract of sarsapatillI and dock and having
made use Of II M our practice, have no
hesitation IN recommending il To the cor II
deHc" and patronage Of thu public, as . most
valuable medicine IN The treatment OF the dis.
eases ioI which IL t. intended.
Juhn / eilnan. NJ. d. Gilman Dawes, NJ, D..
Chas. W. Thomas, -" j. G Wcs On.
l.. Lariahce. ". c Rubiu>on
Vim. " sweat, =. II TrW k-hurv
This preparation WAS used by DR..
Cummings i'll his private practice
but now it is put upon the market
i'll the usual form OF other Sarsapa-
rillas and sells at the common price
on Sl.00 per bottle or six for 800
For Sale only bV
The Somerset reporter., 1886-04-14

Whoever sews up the mouth of Mr.. sta
pies, of Knox, will do kindness to that
gentleman and tired audience -IrquS
The Democratic State Committee having
"yindicatcd' Chairman Brown there would
seem to be nothing to prevent that gentle
man from resuming his operations in
fourth class postoiliccs at the old stand in
Washngton-that is, nothing except the
fact that vindications of that sort don't
vindicate with he present administration.
-BdH1Or Commercial.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-04-14

When we hear of discord in the Demo-
cratic party we begin to feel that Repub-
leans are in danger of having hard job
on hand to give that long lived party its
annual drubbing and feel like advising
double diligence and active operations all
along the line. These fellows have way
of getting up their muscle to fight the
common enemy by series of sparring
matches among themselves. Our apprc-
tensions were considerably raised by read
ing the accounts of the Augusta meeting
of the Democratic State Committee in
snndry papers, including comments by
the Bangor Commercial, by all of which it
appeared that there was lively time in
the camp. In view of this we were get
ting all ready to sound the tocsin
when, very opportunely, Bro. Ben
Bunkcr's paper came to hand announcing
harmonious meeting of the committee
and everything serene. This quoted our
purturbed nerves for the time being and
we took our usual rest and meals.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-04-14
FLOWER MEDICINE COMFY.
BOSTON MASS.
Bus of Cost.

TREAsrRERs OFFICE, APRfT u, 1856.
The following bills of cost were allowed at
the March Terms OF the C. c. and 5 j. Courts
Stuta q TouVt
The Somerset reporter., 1886-04-14

FIFTY YEARS

For many wear, he had been testing in his
pr7etice The tticacy 1.-THE prinripH substances
II this compound, ard became fully convinced
tn , th"y conla ncd an The hr'ptrtie- which
ldca Of uniting them, which resulted III the
production Ola comp ,und Ia winch the ingre
diea-s are found to act in harmony. aud to lose
uone OF the qualities Which they separately pos
The ply ~ican- II the city recognized the
great merit OF this medicine, and the following
card from them was published il tue "Eectic,"
In $50.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-08
Talking About Ilot Weather.

"Ialku.g airlit hot wcathri. s,li n trukc.
ni,n that wr hail the uthrr day was
nothing lln.s >ll' ot what I'Nr >sn duNn un
the Southcln ia was hraklng down
th,rr last Summer, and IN some - them dead,
desert valleys u Arizona where ram n,N'r
fall, ami the suns always hli>t.rlng, I've >,,n
weather that'd remind u man II what, III
,tur, for hl,u after h. luy.s thi, Nalc q tears
and hoariin houses the dit last suiullrr
W. were RAINING alun., IN that country wh,n
AN accNt,nt occurred su,h rs ! sl"',' was
never known W all the history IT rtiIra,'iliIg
IAN Of "A SUDDEN the locomotive VA, s,,h
Z, De- hotilning along like II tall, nm tl''
engineer wa, 81 frightened thtt hr shut III
It, am II, quick II, h. knew huN AMI mhlstlci
hk. sin tp .aIl all ot the men iurrrri We
rushed up ahead AMI h" tuld Us what hat
happened. lit w. laughed at Him ami iiii,lc
50 much fun 1T him that h" inall, pulled
ol.n H., thluttl II, III just g. show us That
he knew what h. was talking ah"ut hope
10 drop dead IN st Louis an |" cut ul III
"A medical cullr," IT that h"1'nutit" didht I
louncr Just likr IA ship ina swell We we're
all ~ frightened TINT We begged the engl
u.r To- shut III steam nnd stop her What
wns th, matter Nuthin, the rails were ST
bot that they ,agg'ri down between the ties
whenever the engine strurk I'm, an tlt'
wheel, wen, W bot tltht the! "'rr pounthn.
out fiat Irs, sir, II vr'd run mile further
we'd hni npthin' but Hluar" wheels unl,I
our lAqtnutlvr Npllr IT ll~ had ever p1l
an engine run with square whr'ls, and st
W. didn't try it.-Chicago Herald "IraiI
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-08
Grant and Lees Last Meeting.

Th,, great antagonist met once only after
tlrs.tu,.~ IT ApIEma,tpN court House, IL was
IA MAY. I>,,a ,p,l after the first inauguration
If Grant Isr wa~ IN Washington about
snn,, li,lu,~, connected with railroads, and
thought Il hi, dutl To- cill "n thu president
He va, received IN the cabinet chamber with
no vn,. ~, sent hut Mr Motley, who lai b.eD
recently appointed minister To- England. ten
,;ra,t AMI Motley Dutti described the inter.
view tu M, Moth, SAID both men were sim
Die and ,ilnitit,l but h. thought there was
shade. If rul,traint IN the manner IT Lr, WIN
WA, indeed alNay Inclined t. t.' more formal
than TIE. northern general The former eiie-
lui,. shunk hands 'irant asked lst' 10 IL
seated and presented Motley. The ihtersleW
wa. short and all that ',iant could itiiitiIIf"
was that wleu they >Inke # buiI'llng rail
roa,l, ht said Ilayfully To- lee:
"Iuu ail l. general, have hai more to dC
with DESTROYING railroads than building
them
Eut Is- refused tu Smile or to Recognize
,lir r,ilI,ry lie went Jn gravcly with th'
conversation. AMI nu other reference VA
made to the past Lee svDn aruN', ani TIN
soldiers parted, not to meet again until theiI
mighty shade. Sllutei each Uther IN that re
zion where cunluerUrs ami 'uIluer,d alike
Law down their arms. -Aiain BaIeau
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-08
llc S,uellpL His Breath.

A bright little jyear-oll i"y was visiting
hi, father, who i4lot,ra to II New York
regiment III camp
up ,l,y u, ir was playing before his
father, tent, h. was a,ru'tei IN pleasant
way hya sIfur,ly dr'%s.d soldier He Has
accustomed t. iein- noticed "a child III
camp bn1 great luxnry but from tins
soldier he showed evident sigIIs Vt moving
away
Come here, my bttle man. said the OH
c,r
The Discerning child replied Il don't want
To-, you are doctor, ! know yon ar u
d,ptnr
"Yuu ARE mistaken, come herr, am not a
dHtOr
But the little fellow only put bis b, al p,it
pf the tent tar enough to say YES, you
are a Doctor, too, know you are d d''t"rt
for can smell the Medicine On yOui
breath
That New York officer never received any
other name afteruard during the war. --Sai
lrauci.cu Chronicle.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-08
prixe it.hts.s AL tiSts 10 s.-Eid,

Prize I,.hts.s AL tt.-.s ts.-Hid id,ssi
Irlos> ut Ir,ta -. .-tirnisL
Ever ,in,,. atllktl.- .~rt, have l%,n fol-
lnw,i l-eIb' have put tural>elI,>nn nn ps'ori
tlrai.h mlsstatemei.ts at-lut prllr fighters
ami tlI,ir nlrthst, Il trailliig, how this or
that ulans hath MAS caused by usertratiIns
ar %, rapil = PREPARATION Tor any >isval
feat NJ QUESTION has bpasht H. ll-ht >.i
nltI h pruS, lsfiaranGe as thr, nnt lt Is not
oNertralulug that causes ttp. trutlhh', hut III
suflh lent wuik. az tutal csll.en,r II tram
ing The writers experience dates tsrk 10
the tiua, When dn.u, hing AMI many hours II
fatisulng work Mere tlh rut, anal, rNen With
all their errors, the trtin'rs III Ia quarter II
century ago got ttbtr nlrt into tAtfer cun-
dltr,u than tt, latter iay tralnrS do
Ihe nhtm tralm'rs - Ia the other ~
tr,llle IL tlsy s.s,r,s.ly work their charls'- al
all, pntrrlliS H. have thslr nen biz ami
,trtn- rather than thin aud 0Srrirtwn
same have ,tru,A tho happy m''iiuni, ami
ih,y invariably present th,ir nnn IN s,"i
tram This i, .rnrall, ~ oInl lll>hSi t., >luw
AMI careful wurk. which. whll nut islns
shlwy, i, nunr ttr' hSs thorough tine "f the
into i, Tia, Rushing >y>teuL TheN yet huli II
IA ,trappln4 N"unS fellow, aho l. hIsh III
h,.>h, uni think thai bN TIA" driving pr,Stss
tsnN rau ~ hin, M IN "A fortnight They
yyin-rtiIy ,io >lrce,d IA getting him down tu
the hast STAG II slar>.ness II ih>h. but th,
athletes >tr,u- Tia h3is al>N I,y>sl away with
sul.riithlI> Tissue.
lie, man hnk> Will to the eve. hut he Is
very mu'h like a cardboard h"tI>' apt IL
tall ia II illt IA tlt' ullhtl,' MANY an attIhtv
has stepped into tho ANNA k"'hn. nj to'on
tend lor Kingdom While, Ia reality. h, Wa
- ahlc t. stand IL, mI,h lun.,hIirnt oI
~,,.,llllis ~ Lls anita unlNt. WIZ "a' lat airJ
h.ui ann. NJ WORK AT all 81 ,uul~,'. then
/ are >nine men who can rstu,r very rapdl
aui retain "A CERTAIN unIuunt Ut ply sl,a
,tr,n, TIA and vitality Yet even these tin,
constant alni speedy training >l"l> take al
the strl ulu ii th,m anal tsrh su r,Siln-
>lell If preparation iind tn, ~ hes M lIlie'
than ever 10 jump out AMI take their gru'
With that 1,'>t Which shows that an aihht
has h'>t none Ut his uli power
such methods u, these have ruined nur
men than anything rl,,, Tor II hay n,ll vii
in IA nIuth M oilv, only thu>c who haN,
umt r..uur u >Nrrr atlIl,th' preparation
knows What Is endured duru- th, ilt~t w,tI
or 50 ct training. Iln. removal IT ti' l,"~
tat, especially that Which l. m>hr, svn> L
tngrnir an all d,N ouliu,s thirst. ami III
iirst ihn. an athhtr dos Is To- resort I
liquid, 1t H. be professional It l. ten /
oin' that h. GRAVES for something Ntr'hsr
than water Here l. wlprc the silt icnE
come, iu lur should H. giNr way all tl'' 20"
work done hy ry,r,i>. Viii l" uidunr IN
very few inmates. II hr n,al0I-,, H. hSl
the Grazing down his II warl viii hr great
! f,r III, par hing thlrt WiIl lr"h.ally il>al
pear Ihr suprhr"u> h,Nli vail hi,lt d
tlluush hS na-i, ani IN It's la, health
growth IT np.h viii make its apiear,.nc,
Cor Nn York Star
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-08
C.eP. DEVEREUX

Is now Offering at a sacrifice his
large line of Summer Goods. in or
der to reduce stock before placing
orders for Fall Lines. and from Mon
day. August Cd. all goods will be
greatly reduced in price. Those who
call the earliest will of course have
the best assortment to select from.
Below will be found a few of the bar
gains offered:
A,,ro-- Cloth Nm- N"us ",i r"neri k,h" cloth etc !"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-08
eEllliANTS

Earth ,rtmlus,t With h.av,n,
Ahl EYER, rui.lilr.l lII,l, .titr'' With 'int
Mrs.. br,,anrns
Each hour la, It's appointed SOUND,
All HE l. at witt, rythIil' tunes,
The nnt,~ r,eaIs earth narrow t"unt,
iiut ,,,-t Is ringing uut the cslns-'.
--iIrk-n Hunt Jaek>an.
SinIou> s.athwari ami sinu"us n"rthwart
the stlmmsrlng hand
ut ti.. ,.lni l-,t,h fastslls the fringe II the
marsh Ia the fotis u the lamt
Inward anil outward L. northwartt AMI south
wand tia i.aeh lines lnSrr and curl
As IA silver wrought garment that sllnss To
anil follows the iirni, sweet limbs u
eiil
NanIsLlns swervius, eyermor curNing again
into sight
Suttly the sand t.ach wayers away Ia dim,
gray toalins uf hight.
Sidney Ianier.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-08
Aiding Cnbits to ones stature.

\ story is tod # "a youth at West Point
who va- bright and proficient III all his
.tu,lr.s hut lacked by quarter of an in' h
tin. .tatur, required Of a cadet. lie Lad
l...n admitted. however. with the under
standing that he must ts dismissed II at the
end Il thc first year b. hal not grown
enough t. r.a h tha Sta. lie hih hos
grow. unl IA the night hf"Te TIE tSaI'''i.a-
tlon which N5uIi ts fatal To- hl' hol'' ne
and Iii, room mate were sadly talking "i
th.ir ,yI.- tel SEPARATION, when bright idea
occurred +, th. taller Caief S,izng a
broom ,ti.h he bit thr little telIo" two Or
xlr,.. sharp raEr N the t"r u Iii h'ah
rlslng a iin, bump TIE next morning tlp'
t.k rarup away from the examiners eXdi'
INK in the knowledge that he Lni g't4,I'e'i
xe fun stature rxalttl II cadet. with at
least an el-ltn of al inch 10 spare - " 9rees
t.r Mas Reporter
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-08
xii tar.uu's View of chuck u Luck.

hit carson. by the way, was rood ieal #
a gambler. and after es cry payday h. could
l4 found lehind a swpatCloth, IN some .ilI,
uopk really t. ,te the boys AT one tim" h..
s,jd 70 M Il have PLAYED card. from Maine
10 Merlao. aud being of a mathematical turn
Of mind, have ciphergd out the percentage
in favor Of the dealer N the various games,
and I'll tell you contiicntialIy that chur = a
luck Is 10 yer cent tetter than stealing
Cnlck-a-luck caused more trouble N the army
than chronic dysentery have known tho
braycst men in the company to Il, 80 carrl,7i
away by tl. excitement Of winning ami Iy--
ing that they couldn't hear riiie crack nor
tell the difference between the VAizz of a
reb.l bullet and the buzz of mesquite -
Inter. Ocean "Curtstone Crayon,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-08
HOW BANANAS ARE RlPekeO.
Received When Hard and Green.kept
Carefully intil Ready for Sale.

Banana tak, rie> are played out here, said
a fnlit dealer uf Fulton market, when shown
II DESCRIPTION oi u banana bakery III Michigan
"rhry wtre abandoned hy New Norkers
tv,uty or twenty live years ago, The Mthi
ranier, are hhini the age Rpnna
iaGana, b, Artificial heat dia we'll enough it@
ton. tetter app Illane,s We're found out We
have L. impact the bananas gr,n, Or they
would all IL, lott,n before they reached here,
Dry heat. such u, would b. pr,.ucei IN an
oy,u rt, tln ,t,,ik which supplies the fruit
with htr while ripning. There II heat
,lul.h ia the banana itself 10 cause 1t IL
ulrn
"iut "A lot Of green bananas IN barrel ami
ylu>,. 1t up tight then start the barrel On a
Vula,,r Ia thI, port from amy ~ the banana
growing cuuntlns and when the barrel II
utsn,,l il.l,, th. iruit will he found all burned
IN Bananas rll4hcd IN an oven must la sold
and eaten AT once or they will soon rot AMI
tc,ulnc total lue>. The prorcSs now adopted
in thi, ,it, j. To hang the bananas within an
ail ,ight clp>,t or room with tight windows
Not "A breath of air is allowed to get at them
Mhlh' riI"nm.,. The natural heat IL the
liant viii. IA, >onn rs the door Is tightly
cio>,I ral~,' the ni"faturc lii>kr ~ hieh Us
- j,ksr,,~ no matter what It may bc outside.
Nth this temperature the fruit viii nI'h IN
four ,l,y ami hr ready for sale.
"Dnr # tine large importers Of this city
u.s., hl, cellar for riI"nil,s his bananas. The
hunrh,~ alc hung from the ceiling. ami after
ilcr,llar i, closed thu air inside becomes ST.
Oppressive, daring the process of ilphing,
ir1n TIM heat thrown out 10y the fruit that q
man coming from the ontcr air wodli Ia
s.arr.l\ al,l, To- breathe th,rrin. Wien tho
Ila,, ,n. b, krpt air tight ,hrr" Is no occasion
tor th, artiitIal heat spoken 1T IN the d''
,rli,t.uu ot the Mlrhi..an banana baking
oven Ihr banana j. II fruit that ha, to IL
carefully handhd tor althon-h hard "hil'
green. It s,,on gets s"tt AMI rut> after th'
ius.uing process has st IN. Ne ol,e rai'S T.
eat I, banana that has heulnc ton ril" Tor TN
fruit l. black ami Is not pleasant toIlng !
present, IA shiny appearance, while the prnl
.rly riIsnul banana is whit" ami iiriI,, al
though SOFT - Nrw York Mail ami Express
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-08
Bananas In the English Trade.

Bananas are a lately INTRODUCED novelty in
tha English trade They ore brought from
the West Indies in chamber la The vessel,
the temperature Of which Is carefully resu
lat.-i by machinery The English people
look at the fruit askance, and suggest that arI
apIetite for such products is probably the re-
alt # siucati0n New Orleans Times Demo
rat
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-08
The Guide Of Gettysburg Battlefield.

The hatth'tlrl l. instructive ami the tales
heard there arr the fragments Ut history
that it Nill take generation yet To- write.
I,rhutr tll, most remarkable man III the
town /, Mai " - lIultlwurtl, the guide
and ict, knr,m Twice u day IN lair weather
does Ia. tell thu story Of the three days hght.
II make, nu difference to linn whether his lis.
tr,r.,., uuinlsr ten ur id0 He knows his leg
.nu NrIl and. whit, hr was IN Libby prison
,Mrin. Tia, ,;vttysburg fight, he has nnie The
l,ttI. his lifr study Daily h. tellsmen who
were. tl,r, much that they never knew, AMI
while frequently taken t task ny sons
"-nutt tlAk h. always comes out On top
His narrative j. cl,ar. concise, marvellous In
two hours he tells what men hav" le,n trying
to,ils,ul,r fora srure IT years. He show
NArrr every .trggh' tnok place, where every
,ulI,~. brigade, division ~ regime Mt on cithcf
sinh. vn, Stationed, hr tells who commanded
III. yatiui~ hlrs 1T troops AMI what officers
Nrr. Lilh,i and wounded the past and pres
,t.t condition IT tn, field he knows by heart
ami Ia, listeners never tail To- appreciate and
marvel at the mans vast riid from which
h.,IritN. Th,r, i. lut on. liult1wOrth and
onr ,irtt, -turg Without the former tht
latter uuult h, nothing, =" far as the battle
field is concerned " ilmlngton News
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-08
SHELL POND NURSERIES.

IDiEN TAT or PLfA To HOHEI JhtE
] So. frutihl ~'ptrntrtg. au1 w taNurit
.bCtubri Pth,hr- p.ars. I4g- Iapa4 H,i
SIMMONS, Japan PIums. IT..
Sg send TT tItDuI8r
jA~ =. DEFA~s
jysstf Archer. "a
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-28

COMMERCIAL HOUSE. Bryan street. OPP
~ pOaitc Market lfates one dollar per day.
kfoclai Ia t,arnlnf.rfff 4 a aIftlnf.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-28
The IIing OF Greece in Paris.
Pa,ts Letter 30 London Truth.


The King Of Greece Is here ostenslbly
as a paieramilias who wishes 10 show his
elk youny folks Paris. He really wants
70 tiud out to what extent France might
be induced TO 20 in Tor backing the Hell
lenes in the impending struggle for what
remains 10 the Sultan Of his European
territory. His Majesty must now be
wealthy. The suite which be has ut the
Hotel Bristol, and with which he has been
travelling, with mis- wife and hall-dOzen
young hopefuls all Oyer Eu-
rope, stopping at the most eXpen-
sive hotels, must have swallowed up in
TIE course OF his tour large part of bis
civil list allowance. The royal party Oo-
cupy the Prince OF Wales rooms and the
fats above them. AS the Bristol goes in
for entertaining persons who are led by
their tastes, positions and large fortunes
10 avoid tho promiscuity Of the table
d'hOte, IL charges heavy prices Tor every
thing. The cuisine il faultless, and the
servants act as il they were old personal
attendants OF the guests.