The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-06-25

. TEMPERANCE BAR R0o,..
Would Not One Pay Near -.
Exchanges !?

N''" t"0 AtIdHLh C0Natih.
ton tells Of IA temperance L,rro"aE
II Boston fhts - = great m .oSl
10 every way. L is gu WashiI a,S
street, and aus-rtises in biz le,tas1n
"IemPeraace Driuks.p Mr.. Itos'
who started this establisLt'o,
three years ago, says tLat ~
lost several thousand dollars ,the
nrst Six months of his experin ~,
Bat he is willing aud able 10 w...
he let his saloon advertise itselfh H..
It's refreshing drinks and ~atrraciDs
furnishing. No prettier bar1non'
can be found in Boston. Beh;nd
the marble counter stands s;S
young men III white coats and c.ns
hach man wears u flower IN Ii.
buttonhole aud n pleasant loot
bis fhcc OF being IN a husirpss
which miketh moi ashamed. Oro,.
the coulter is a long list of ,ha
beverages on sale. Besldps icg
cold sodH in all its aoreaaLJ.
compounds there are l8cts,ts 90
phosnhalcs. dcid phospbates. Mos
les neite fOtd, hot beet tea. cbicsen
Tea allu oiiief refreshing and in,io.
Grazing hn us, all oil the kind flat
CHEERS without inrbriating. In t,a
rear OF The Sali0n there is a lnn.h
counter, where the very best child
en- and ham sandwiches, pies. rolls.
and delicious coffee may be had Il
moderate rates.
On any day at lunch time tIa
room will be found crowded. inc,
waiting their turn to take Their
lunch. The custom ac this connie.
is only limited by The room. Mean
Time at the drinking counter theI,
Is nO ~Ihttrmlsslon in the stream q
CUSTOMERS. During the hour spen
their talking with the proDrieto,
there were applicants than
could he lm~medlateil attended 10
oy the large aud active force Of
attendants. Mr.. Eaton said they
CONSUMED a hundred dOzeI,
eggs IN one day during the hot s..a
son Tor egg pllosl la}es alone. That
means 700 people took a glass of
MS Ole fascinating drink on that
lay. What the sales of other
thinks Were he did not say but he
say that the profits Of the trade
re, III bis opinion, larger as well nv
Ieaner, than are maie in the bar.
ooms OF the Old kind.
lie mas Iefls ed iaT.e offers Ia 90
lSewliere and repeat his establish.
rent IN other large cities. The
lccesS he has matte il, Boston il
ne to tue personal cate he gives
eaCh detail Of the business. Only
~ very hlceSt material is used In
ie preparation Of his pkpsilmeuts.
egaS are m.nshed BY one col.
ctor, ~ho Is paid nearly double
e market price 10 warrant their
cSuurSS. SO particular is the
offietor that lie gage up the uSs
@rHit MIX, a BILE and non.
nhierinanrod diirk, because hs
lhl II 10 am II ptr cent. of t.
Ihrle ii - +nys If Mill.
iiIOpiIy aJUat tals hlrsoom : no
'te'ice ibatl II is carried on for
any Otllef Et.rpose Than to make
mes. A1I s'le interesting and
;Oulasin, FEATURE about it in inst
e; 1t really lays better than "A
nor s'Ioon vi its size would pay,
lat u gains axe 10 the people
0 accent It, IN place oil the old tan,
'ody Can tllf. But Mr.. Eaton
iid oe less human it those gains
not add something to the salts.
'iol which gets nom tie others.
y he does not wish his business
for what il is not, IL il
mess strictly with him, not
my, mercy, or reformation. He
'ied upon 1t as a speculation,
he finds il a paying one.