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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
y u MIIeriet.
Scr Surtidritt Der 3citnngs Sruderei.

~" O"''iV1h' w OSb'"h1p ~thuNtSt'
Die S9nsuprsiIe 1T nod feline Is Sabre
oft, aber pcl9e gerbsherungen pat ie in
oieler !3eit ni5t erfabreu. Rod por rs
Sobrer salt cine 9reiIe, bic &c, 200 8Iatter
ouf elmer Seite in Der Stunbe bru6te (6oe,
a9t @plinoer) fir ein Weltprnber; beute
brnu@t bic Seituns anSsre, i6usuere Wtas
idinen. Die 80. 3. @orlO" sibt elm
S~Onntassblatt pom "a Seiten beraus unb
beunIpru9t fir baHsIbe cine Quflase pom
22s ,221. 0ieie Disadvantage miro an eis
mem balben Gage seiett, unb in etua pier
Stunben gebruft. Sor fiufunbiiebensig
Sabren bate iie su Sieisr glrbsit 273S 5aupts
pref en nit elmer gebienung BON 5476 Dtdns
nern Il. 6nubsn, iowie 2736 Salsern baben
miiiIen bas Orutsn ALIEN pirbe S6l4l Die
Na9t sefoitet babeu. 0isie 9rsiisn pirs
ben einsn Sld3euraum pom 1914 Qferu be-
bedeu. 9a man in ierer i3eit has Stereos
ipptren pom 3eitunssias nod ni6t fannie,
70 bate bic Nrbsit iir iebe Yreiie eeiest
perben miifen, mas elm Seserperional porl
38, 332 Waun erforbert baben piirbe, beren
Gagelobn etua SIG, 1884 betragen bate.
Ser Sessriaul bate ~penisitsus III ate,
Tla9enranm baben mullen.
Die game rieiise Grbsit ser .@orlb"
wiro aber beutc pOn b0ditenS $50 Wauu
| Rebafteuren, 8eridtitattern, Setern,
0ruferu, Sanblansern II. +. NJ perri6tet,
unb sebn &ieienpreien arbeiteu b0ditens
brei Stunben, i'm cine 10 sewaltige gluflase,
BON bet man rod uOr rs Subren ni6t 81
trdumen waste, fertiS 81 ~fteleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
11e6,r sic wirfuno sss sl6t @t,,uSen.

lle6rr bic @irfans Sss a3ts Stunbens
Spftems in BEN Cigar SbomiousS ta5Ipsrs
Ten gu BRADFORD, 9a., duBert ii9 Der @e=
neral:S Superintendent berielben 10: ySsi
ber Sermebruns u~nierer 8robuttion ersab
ii3 iebr balo, baB es pollitanbis auBer Sras
sc itanb, msni9Iides 6Ieii6 uub 8lut IL
Stunben ununterbro6en arbeiten gu laiIen /;
es wurbe bssbalb entfdiebsn, brsi S9idtsn
ein5uitsuen unb 10 bic arbsit auf 8 Stun:
ben su rsbuciren. 0as Bat ii9 ais immsns
fer SortbsiI fir bic @eieai6aft unb bic ars
better srwieisn, ba bic 2ettsrsn iett In s
Stunben msbr psrbiensn. uIs friibsr in IL,
w6breno bic 9eute in s Stunbeu mebr lei:
item, ba iie Is Stunbsn &ube babsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
Scr burd Eribat=s ubifriptiuncu fit Die

@ittpe bes Generals 9uncod aufsebra5te
6ono bat bersits bic S6be pom 500, 900 err
rei6t, unb ptrb wab,i9etnIid mod bebsu;
tend uersrOksrt perbsn. Die 3ufuuft Der
pom tbrem @1tten mittslos binterIaHenen
6rau 1T bater finun;ieu auf aue Sale ses
fi9ert, islbit wsnn i5r cine 9sniton bur9
ben @onsreB ni6t ,u Sbsil psrben ipute.
0o3 unterliest es teiusm 3ueifsl, Bag ibr,
in anertennun9 Der militdriiden gsrSisnife
bes perftOrbensn Generals, aud bic 8eniion
eepd6rt werben wir6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
Ginr Spunrlautmnrt. Sim 9rinsipaI

Cine 9OppclaHttuurt. Gin 9rinSipal
mar zines Cages i6Ie9t selaunt unb drgsrs
tie ii4 ibsr ben Traf, ben isiu &omH,is an
bate. r0aS III Elm wabreS Sra9tftiit pon
Sraf." ia9ts er irOnii5, res 1T wObl bic
nsuefe MtOoe?" = ga wObl", artportste
Der commits. - rSrdgt man benn loI6e
5rads aud in a~uitdnoisen @si9dftsn?"
fraste Der grin;ipal ueiter. - vgtsin!"
antuortete Der Commits.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13

Salts Saar:G rusuerer erneaert, reins
ist uuO itdrft has 9aar, unb siebt psr5Iei9>
tenn ober srauem Saare feline iussnbli6s
6arbe unb ieineu Slang pieber. 9eute
nit 9rauen Saaren member Iieber bteisn
@rneuerer au, als baB fie bur9 lire GEE
blei9ten 2oden Der @elt funb tbun, baB
fe aIt werben unO benz Serfou eutsesen
gebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
Geit Iaugtr Belt sepriift 1T v0r. 8i

Seit LANCER 3eit sepriift 1T u0r. Sis
selop's unfebIbares Seilmittsl" peI5es aue
suten @isenidaften Der beiten Suitsnmittel,
nidt aber Gle Na6tbsiIe berielbsn bsiiet.
@s bcieitist fiber unb bauerno Suifen,
grtaltunsen, &rupps, &sudbuitsn, Snflus
enSa, 8rondtttis, Ssiiertsit, SGpinbiu9t
i'm eriten Stadium unb ale .SaIss unb Gun:
granddaughter. Cider unb anssnebm fir
&inber. Sreis so @ents unb 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
sGpleriaeS sstsm,em, tur;er, trodne

Suiten idneQer SuIS unb S9mersen in Der
liufen Seite, iinO Spr,ptome handkerchief
S9winbiu6t.% @rleidtert bic gruit uno beilt
ben Suiteu nit Sales 6ouep OF Sorebouno ami
Gar. Gieies Sei!mttteI lit i9neu unb ii3er; in
ieoem Sru9itore ;i 25c., SOC. uno 81.
@Ieitn'S Sdr9sfeieife, belt ure reri&Snert, csc.
SirS 9aars IL. gaytiarbs, iGtrarj Il. braun, sos.
Sife's 5afni4me.jcutrrPisn bctIen in 1 9iiu. 25c.
GernIcn Corn 9ss;ruocr, t0Stet 9aEusrauSct
ErcEbeulen, u. I. ". CSC.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
sSaIt aQe in ben Ser. Staaten benut:

SaIt ale in cen Ger. Staate1 benuts
ten fiinitIi9en Qusen per6en aus europa
tmportirt. Sc iinb in Sieiem 9anbe pers
i9iebeue 8eriu6e CUR Serifeauns bisisr 2lu>
s'u 9ema6t worbsn, bod iino 6ieIeIten ni5t
erfoI9rei9 seweien. Die bsitsu @lasaugen
fommen pom Saris, bod ftnb aud Die aus
Deuti9lunb unb Der S9weis impcrtirten
iebr seiu9t. Sin fiuitIidss 9tuse toitst
S. uno tann ungefdbr flint Sabre lang be-
nust werben, ebe es erneuert gu werben
braudt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
AGerfet Spa@ uno Grnf.
Geoanfeniplitter

auf i5n1alem Ilpensrat, umfreii't BON glar
un6 @eib',
@ebt fiber Der aletu, Der u0Qis i5pinbel;
fret,
Oo3 iber Neni6enf6pfs i3reitet piel Sc
iinbel,
Oas ft9 btnaufsei9uunsen but bur5
Sawinbel,
Sang obne S9uinbel!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
Ser fortacieste @ebraudl pom gius

untsrsrdbt idlieBli9 fiber bic 9eiunbbeit
unb betribenoe Sale pon 9ronii9en 8es
i9werben fiub bic natiirIi6e Tolse. @es
braudt Or. Soues' yGeb Glouer Comic,
elm reiuss uesetabilii6es 6eilmittel, wsI9es
bas Spitem ftdrtt uub resulirt unb bas
glut perbeiert. Gs beilt aae Ma9ens,
2sber= unb Nierenleioen. &ann pom sSebers
mann aebraubt rperben. so gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13

Sic Sem Yurfcr Staatsgeiesaebung bat
in beiben Sduiern einen @eiseentpGrf ans
senOmmen, wOrin fiinftisbin bic @ere9tia'
ME fir ben Yetrieb non 8fsrbebabnsn i'm
Staate Reu gort benz ReiitbietsnSsn gu
perleiben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
Cine ausgeseidnete &attenianc bat Elm

Wann in Maristte, @a., ~erfunben. 81
nabm elm SOB unb fiiute basielbe balb nit
Baiier. gluf bic Sberfdde bss @ahers
mari er Samen, bis berielbe cine Si6te
S3idt biIbete. Iuf. lettcre leste er elm
paar Stid9sn Slsii6. Qlm ud9iten Mors
gen fanb er 10 sIenbisIi5 eriOifene Ratten
In benz SAP.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13

8ie es nl6gli6 lit. S3uiferiunse:
vOenren sic ii@, 6rau S9uISe, ssiteru 1T
mein Ulseiter nit 5 Sldi9e gier bic Sreppe
herunterseiauen nnb bat bod feline serbros
3en!" : Srau S9ulSe: r8ie lit es bsnn
m69Ii9?" - S6ufttrjunse: vSa, wiis
iens, er bat fe i9Ou i'm Seibe sebabt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13

ltc6er Sen Gc6rau9 pen Or. slusuit
&Snis's Samburssr Eropfen sesen Sober.
leioeu, fam i3 aus grfabruns ipre9en.
Sic iinb gang auSse;ei6net sesen ioIde
unb dbnli9e &eioen. = s. Ioam, 9Ioos
minsroue, %. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13

@enil rlart gu wenis geuesuns but
rnS III Der &Oit ni6t iorsidltig 1T, 10 Has
bet bies oft benz sunseu 66rpsr. Qper's
Sariaparila 1T bic redte arsnei, Die man
i'm 6ribiubr nebmen ioute, um bas 8lut
81 r~eiuiseu, ben R6rpsr 81 ~itdrteu, bic
Hebcr our Gbdtisfeit auSureSen unb bic @s.
iunbbsit bersuitelen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13

Salbatiun Del Der sr6Bte S6msr,enss
filler auf Der 8elt bat fi9 In furssr 3eit
einen suten Namen srpOrbsn. NGe gpos
tbster psrtaufen ss fir 25 Gents bic Slaide.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13

Sm ySanbanouerfer" Ieien mir: v8ar.
tuns! SIS perben pom Iltona Waurer
nod Ramerrn seiudt. sic ssbsn in ben
fait ii6ern Sob. Oort fOnuen feline gus
ropGer arbeiten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13

$50 Srbnrns bsitebt unb ieber feline
Bfli9t tbut, ba lit tein @iberipru9 BEL ies
benz GnlaB; tetu 3uiit iber bas, mas sss
i9eben unb unterbIeibeu miiiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
Sic I~etiabriae Sa6afsernte in BEN Ser.

%Il UPJHDIFyl ~HUHlrSIHFt Z" UeH wv
Stauten piro auf 600 Otilioueu Yfuno ses
i9dst. Sapou pirb bic SdIfte su &aus,
9tau6s unb S9uupftubaf perarbeitet. Gi>
sarren : 6abriten bsiteben iiber 10000 in,
Nanbe, mel9e lettes Sabr iber 5000 Wtls
lionen Gtsarren uno $50 MiuiOnen Gisas
retten proousirt unb bierbei rs Wiiaionen
Yfunb Eabat perbraubt babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13

gitelfeit lit cine 5lamnte, bic renis Rabs
runs bran5t, UNI anbsre @iseni3aften nies
bersubrennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
SaB bic ar6eitcrirage INNER mebr in

~Hb UW WtUTHSfTFUUV ""'"'6F wv VI
ben Sorbsrsrunb tritt, unb bsren Ssbeus
tins bis IN bic b03itea Sdi5tsn ~unisrsr
Splfsuertrster s~sbrunsen lit, bspsist Der
llmitanb, bab Der GpnsreB nit 249 ssssn s
Stimmen IS fir cine SerIetuns Der Buns
besseisbe ertIdrts, Strafinse Der Sunbess
regieruuS an @ontraftoten auSSumistben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13

Man beriidere iein aeben fir % Gents
sessu aas @sfabren Der SdwinbIu5t, tn
benz man immerpdbrenb Or. Bulls gus
fen Sprup I'm Sauie baltic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13

Iae rbsumatiihen 9eiben finb iebr
i6mer1baft. ct. Satobs Del 1T bas bette
OtitteI aae duBeren S4msrsen gu bsiIsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13

3uerit 1T Die Sinbe nIr Sein fliidt'ser
@ait
Damn bdlt lie ais Wttbepcbner BEL Dir Staff,
gis ite enbIi9 ais Sausberr bas Scepter cts
fabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
gotel Griitli.
eS bis IS 9rcenwi6 & log bis los
Nsp : ebur9 Streets,
New.norf.

Ystr bseprtr uns uulsrcr s,5dttsu SuHbI5aFt, Jopts
trtngsu, eab MIR unisr felt IS SaGrsn b~eIt,ksnSes I ,,bv
aanitts TN Der Rdbe oss Cattle 9arbeu uno Der O,pots be-.
usri4tsesnsu SanIpisr'stnieu auS eiIsnbabnsn a,Isatuss
q a It bauS
I'M 50 nsu sinssrtdtsts 3iuimsr p~srarSbsrt uuS init ,,s,u
sspaniatsn eomfOrt usrisbsu babsn.
Sur9 steis ~bsSeIt,ubs Grwsit,ruus aub MIR In Der soa,
auen anlprntsu .'nisrtr geebrisu tSdite an srtiprsaeu nnb
weroen wtr eas tn une seitete 8ertraRru In tsSsr Sss
Meenn9 pte otseer onra reeae 8tetsugRs unS uiabias
grstis gu reatiritssu iudsn. ~
Nota. Ger gonaant etttS aus eursubura (trlku
SaSalIsla2rsr pes Setsl Rolb) Ut felt isiurr Rhdf,br ans
eu 9s'ula's tn uuir Ssi4dit etnssrst,R. GS3O-6pa
Martin @afIsr d Co., gissutbnmu.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-05-26

About five o'clock on the afternoon of
the 10Th OF last month, SAYS the Wash
nSton Critic, every one who passed the
corner of Seventh street and New York
avenue noticed man lying at the foot
of II lamp post on the corner Of Mount
Vernon square. The unfortunate slave
of the cup was II war department clerk.
He had received his half months pay
and invested too much of ii i'm rum.
More than usual notice was taken of him
by the passing throng on account of his
handsome, manly appearance and clc-
CANT dress. None stopped, however, to
lcnd hlm helping hand, and he seemed
doomed to the inevitable policemans S
rough grasp and the shame of station
house cell. Help came at last and he
was spared the additional disgrace
through the commiscration and courage
of Il pretty young lady, who had re-
markablc but mono the less crcdtablo
conception of her duty. She was also
an employee of the government and en-
ploycd III the government printing Office,
and never saw the PROSTATE form before.
AS she approached the helpless man she
was greeted with rcproof from her
female companion. In response to her
questions he said he could not walk
without assistance and that he lived at
No. - New York avenue. Baving the
public gaze, and worse than this, the
spccuations and remarks of the crowd,
she assisted him to his feet, and, taking
his arm in hers, helped him to his home,
while her companion deserted her in dis
gust. At the door he learned her name,
and the following evening he and his
wife called on her to express their graft
tudc and his strong determination never
to make it necessary for any one to lift
him from the gutter in the future.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-05-26
Terrible Loss of Life Among Sheep and Cnulc

Terrible Loss of Life Among sheep and CnuIc
Major ID. M. Bash, paymastcr in the
United States Army, returned to depart
mcnt headquarters last Wednesday from
an extended trip throughout Southwest
Texas, rs far west rs Fort Davis, in
lrcsidlo county. He passed through
the centre of the great sheep grazing
section of Texas and reports that terri
bic drought prevails in Preside, Pcco
and Crockett counties These counties
embrace an area somewhat exceeding the
acreage of the State of Maine. Until n
fortnight ago the larger part of this
country had not been visited 10y n heavy
rain for eighteen months, and the recent
rain proves to have done very little good
rs the earth was so parchcd that the
water, instead Of filling the small streams
and reservoirs, was soaked up by the
burning prairics. Major Bash says that
for many miles, as far us the eye can
reach, the country is bare of vegetation,
not even weeds growing. Hundreds of
small streams are entirely dried mp, and
water, even for living purposes, is spar
ingly dealt out Mt the ranches. He re-
latcs several instances that came under
his observation, showing the terrible
effect of the drought on sheep and cattle
On the Meycrhalff ranch, out of 5000
cattle, 5000 have died within the past
month, and the prairie is literally strcwn
with gaunt carcasscs, surrounded by
myriads of huge buzzards. On another
ranch 5000 sheep have died, while one
of the largest flock masters was com
PEELED to kill 5000 lambs, and n neigh
boring hcrdcr killed 200 lambs because
their mothers were too weak from star
vation to afford them nourishmcnt. Bash
describes the situation III this far West
country as terrible beyond description.
The shepherds told him that unless rains
fell s.,ortly every human being and do
mcstic animal would be compelled to
vacate that district and move to the
north OF Texas.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-05-26
\ VIRGINIA TuwN Kun MAD.
a bloody FiSh; with shocking Rcsuits-.Ol
Mnn Killed, several Dangerously Wounded.

A Bloody Fi.h; with shocking RcsuIts-.Onc
Man Killed, several Dangerously Wounded.
MARrTNSvGLLE, Va, May 17.-No
greater tragedy has occurred in Virginia
i'll decade than that which fills this
town with gloom and excitement tonight.
In fight this evening on crowded
street many shots were fired, and as a
result Jacob Terry, a young farmer, lay
cold III death, and the life blood of his
two brothers is fast cbbing away. Col.
p y. Spencer, Il prominent business
man and manufacturer; Tarlcton Brown,
proprietor of Browns tobacco ware
house; b. l.. Jones, u saloon keeper; q
clerk i'll hotel and negro arc all dan
gcrously wounded. All the parties arc
prominent i'll the business life of this
place and well known in southern Vir-
ginia. On Saturday night an anonym-
ons circular was issued and posted up all
over town. 1t seriously reflected on
W. X. Terry, Il young business man and
son of the late William Tory, promi-
nCnt citizen.
This morning Terry tclcgraphcd for
his brothers, j. X. and Ben Terry, living
at Aiken station, twenty miles away.
lncy arrived at p, M, and after O
"ricl r. consultation went to the printing
once ann ocmahdcd the author OF tho
card Inc proprietor tod them it was
ooI' T. ~ spencer mcmber OF tho
town board and one of the leading bust
ness men Of the town. This evening,
soon "i'cr inc tobacco factories had
close" lor tl'e Gay and when the streets
were iillco with operatives returning
from ,ncir work the Terry brothers
started III tl' direction "l Spencer's fac
tory "hen ahout half way they were
met ny spencer WITH ms brother and
ScI'r"l illrhdS. W. ~. Terry addressed
lew words TO spencer, who told him
hoV 10 SI'"o'. Just 'llrn some one fired
" P'S'ol "n' 'llN scene mat followed beg
S"rS Hc"crlP'ion' tor'y shots were fired,
ana 'lo iolloWlhS Is II list OF the killed
ana Wouhucd:
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-05-26
AMERICAN NINE-GRONERS.
The First National NitculturaI Convention In
the United states.

hi'tu St'sfS
The National Viticultural Convention.
the first the vinc-growcrs of the United
States have ever held, met last week in
the annex OF the agricultural department
building, Washington. Only about ten
States were represented at the opening.
Alex w. Parson, of New York, presided
temporarily. The election of permanent
officers of the National Viticultunl AS.
sociation of the United States was held.
Charles A. Wctmorc, of California, was
elected president, and B. Il. Clayton, OF
Florida, secretary j. j. Lucas, OF
Aiken, S. c., was elected member OF
the National Viticultural Council.
One of the prime objects of the Con,
vcntion is the suppression of the com
pounding of so-callcd wines from cnc'li-
Gals, which operates, it is claimed to
disgrace American products and to in
jurc the interests of American wine
growers, who arc leading the world in
the production of the purcst and best
wines.
The Convention was addressed bv the
Hon. Norman j. Coleman, commissioner
OF agriculture, who, in very full and
fitting paper, detailed the dircful effects
OF compounded bogus wines, both upon
the health OF consumers and upon honest
American industry. He pointed specific
ally to the dishonest methods practiccd
III this and foreign countries, and in Il
carefully prepared statement of facts and
figures showed America to he in the lead
and France to he falling bchind in fum-
lshing the worlds supply Of wines, both
in quality and quantity
The questions discussed by the Con
vcntion arc practical and throw much
hight upon the grape industry in all its
branches. Great developments are be
ing made in the utilization of grapes as
food, rs medicine and as an article of
commerce. Everything shows that the
gmpc-growing industry, while yet in its
infancy, is fast becoming one of cnorm-
Gus interest and results to the United
States. There are reasons that show
that there is abundant opportunity for
South Carolina to stop forward in the
advance in viticulturc.
The show of pure American wines and
brandics by the Convention is fine, there
being over two hundred excellent sam
pies on exhibition. South Carolina is
not rs yet represented in the Convcn-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-05-26
SCHOOLS OF COOKERY.
Differing Theories of French and EnSlisl,
Cooke Art and Nature.

Cooks are philosophers. A certain fat
butcher in Jefferson Market knows dea
about French and English cooks, and he
says they will each take piece of bceI
and go to work upon it with the widest
possible aims in vicw "Batisto Dutoit,
chief at IL leading hotel, for instance, "
says he, 'would take that roast of beef,
CT i'll fact any solid meat, and subject it
to Il long though gradual, action of heat,
SO that all the iibrous parts would be
thoroughly cooked. That would leave
but little work for the digestive organs
to perform. An English cook, on the
other hf nd, would build roaring fire,
and would roast the beef only on the
outside, leaving the inside rare. He
allows onl y little time for broiling Oh
roasting, because his theory is that any
other process destroys the genuine flavor
of the meat. The point of flavor is the
one on which the two cooks split, and
therefore their PHILOSOPHERS run wide
apart.
NO flavor can be invented, says the
Englishman, which can approach that
of meat. The flavor Of meat must not
be mcddlcd with. Whether the dish is
to be of beef or lamb or mutton, thut
process is best which can keep the flavor
of each meat distinguiShablc above any
sauce or condimcnt that may accompany
it,
Nothing, i'll the Englishman's notion,
can equal the flavor of the juice oozing
from nicely roasted joint or rib when
sliced. The Frcnchman- friend
Dutoit-can make an endless variety of
flavors from the same meat, in neither of
which will that of the original meat be
recognized. That idea, enlarged upon,
makes thc difference between the two
methods of cooking. For my part. |
think the Englishman is nearest right.
He likes nothing artificial. The only
thing i'll favor of the French cook is his
economy. He wastes nothing. His
ingenuity and skill transforms what the
Englislman would throw away into tasty
dishes. \ combination OF both forms of
cooking would make the best system"
Here the fat butcher cut OLA piece of
smoked ham and ate it raw, which natur-
ally lntcrfcrrcd with any further discus
sion
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-05-26
Ris Majority for the President.

Up to the 18th inst, the President had
in all sent about 2,lOO nominations for
civil Offices to the Senate. OF these
ZOO have been confirmed and only
thirteen rejected. The remaining lOO
will be disposed of in comparatively
short time, and it is not expected that
the proportion of reflections will be in-
creased. The Pennsylvania nominations,
it had been anticipated, would meet with
much objection; but of the entire $50
sent in all have been confirmed but two
or three, and these are still pending and
will go through. Nearly all of these
nominations were made ut the instance
of Mr.. Randall, and Senator Don Came.
ron has taken as much interest in having
them confirmed as if they were his own
personal and political friends.