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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25
HERE WE Go AGAIN.

WITH SOME ASTOUNDING INDUCEMENTS
ladies' Ribbed Vests made of Bslbriggan cloth low
neck, no sleeves, well made and well finished l2Io
cents, SOLD I4I, kvERI LS FOR % CENTS.
Twenty different patterns nicely embroid cred full
length Ties excellent values. Null Ties will be in de-
nand they Will be very much worn.
NEW RUCHlNG-Turn;over Ruching-the latest
fad: shows up particularly nice on Tea Gowns and
House Wrappers. 1890
WINDSOR sCARFS ~ CENTS; in plain checks or
plaids III all the different colorings; exceptional
values same as we handled before for 80 cents
LADIES FLANNEL WRAPPERS, s3.eS. Beauti-
.srRiSG PATTERNS IN GINGHAMs, lovely goods,
all manner OF Stripes and Plads at 12@ cents per
sAT1NEs IN GORGEOUS PROVISIONS OF PAT.
Terms, some limited patterns being OF our own i'm
portation 1t is always advisable to confined
SPRING DRESS wEAvEs IN ALL THE NEW
FABRICS. with new trimmings and buttons to match
PARASQLS IN ALL THE NEW CREATIONS.
MEMS TIE DEPARTMENTS
Gentlemen who are accustomed TO wearing -Four in
Hand Ties will ind splendid bargain awaiting them
ri our Mems Counter. Dark and Medium effects in
Stripes. Paids, aud Neat Figures.
ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT.
We Engraye Your Name on Copper Plate and SO
We solicit orders and will furnish estimates for We'd
ding and Party Invitations.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
the SELF-OPENING CORSET PRICE. al ia'1 POSI- ~
lively the most convenient article lady can wear We
ask TO inspect these No more convenient article
OF comfort ever invented You are saved ali annoy
anco by wearing one Of these.
LANSBURGH BRO,
mh23 400 422. 424. 426 7th St
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.HILADELpHra SroRE

i PHILADELPHIA STORE
Will offer special Inducements in Table
Linens Napkins, and Towels.
Bleached Damask. extra widths. SOC. to
Sl.5o.
Special Bargain in German Besched
Danask, "a inches wide. only SOC.
Cream Damssk, o. inches wide, extra
quality, 5Bc.
66-inch wide. extra fine quality, COO.
92-inch wide "a speciaD &c
Full line Of Napkins 20 match, in
Bleached and Cream, SOC. to "a doz.
Full line Of Towels. Our l2LS Ii, ls
20 and 25c. Towels We feel confident
can't be matched
Will Offer a fun extra size Marseilles
BodsTread at Sl..5. We have only
limited quantity OF these.
choice line Of Black and Colored surah
Silks. Very low m price.
Black Rhadames. Fables, Amure, Lux
ors, and Stripes
One lot Of Fancy Plaids I'm Dress Goods
Reduced from 30 20 SSc. yard
Henriettls and Cashmeres All the new
shades. 90. to 81.
Fancy Dress Giughsms 4 10 pc.
Mattings and on Cloths.
CARHART 4 LEIDY
mh23 S2S 9TH and 700 K stuv
rINHE FIRE SALE CONTINUES AND LARGE
IL stock Of Dry Goods, Boots, shoes, &c, but slightly
prices kAUFMAN's Double Combination, IL III st
ml22-.et
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We've IL TIE SWIM

Our Spring overcoats being rapidly distributed
among the best dressed men in town. Why? Because
the styles exclusive. Can't be found in the city
outside Of our house. The colors such you've
been looking for-thnking about. Our thoughts and
yours run in the groove and we've simply antci-
pated your wants. We know your wants. Ought to.
We've clothed your fathers when they Boys, and
we've clothed you since childhood
Prices-well, they're right-the lowest possible for
such splendid garments. The lowest now. We mark
them at the lowest notch when the goods come in We
make profit on them, too-of course We do. We
won't affront your intelligence by telling you sell
goods below cost and explain being able to live
and pay expenses the ground that sell many
below cost. mark you!
Make mistake, Gentlemen the Spring Overcoats
you want are here--theyre not all in the windows,
either-but ON OUR COUNTERS. Correct in style,
and not held at high prices now to average up
future fakes"
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For CHILDREN.

4Sc. DRESSES. Cambria, in "Gretchenm STYLE
Tucked yoke; ages, 6 months TO years.
CSC. DRESSES. Short and Long Nainsook Dresses
six tucksi in skirt and three-inch embroidery rufe
4SC. CAPS. Null Caps of three pieces with high
bow and strings lace trimmed favorite because 50
easily Numbered
95c. SHIRTwAISTS. We have been told more
than once that the "hg is the only Sbir,iedist trh
buttons that neuer come QT The best French Percale
stylish in appearance, perfect in lit, WARRANTED.
If the buttons loose corrode or break within one
year new waist given.
25c. HOSE. Warranted Fast Black. ribbed and
plain Sizes for little children and big boys and girls
all 2Jc.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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WATER FILTERS.

We are agents for the famous Pasteur-Chamberlain
Water Filters; also, the Kedzie Improved Water
Filters. If you can't call and examine them write for
particulars. We guarantee every one we sell to give
entire satisfaction.
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PACKERS AND PACKING MATERIALS.

We are now prepared to execute promptly any orders
for packing and moving also to sell materials of all
kinds for this purpose.
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SLIP On LOOSE Gowns
FOR FURNITURE

Cut and made to order perfect ct and all styles Of
ers from the cheapest to the best Write for samples
and estimate. The new importations of Slip Cover
Goods have Just arrived, and the most beautiful
ever exhibited.
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BICYCLES.

We have the exclusive sale of the best Refrgerators
made. Also sell the cheapest makes. The stock CON-
prses over 100 different sizes The line of sdeboard
Refrigerators in Antique Oak, Mahogany Finish and
Walnut, are very handsome.
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CABINET SHOP.

Here we have an Experienced Corps of Designers,
Furniture Makers and Repairers, and in connection
with this Shop we have Finishing and Vanishing
Room, where every kind of finish can be applied to
wood i'll its various shapes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25

Sir George Gray, formerly governor of New
Zealand. says that America will eventually
become the leader of the Anglo-Saxon race,
and will displace England from the position
she now holds" But, a preface to such a
Change. he considers that the United States
must have navy Of formidable proportions.
few Years ago such requirement would have
been considered bar to further consideration
Of the subject. The renewed interest taken in
the naval armament since Mr.. Whitney went
into office. however, and the manifest purpose
Of Mr.. Tracy to outstrip his predecessor
record. il possible, warrant the belief that the
time Is not so very far distant when Sir George
Gray's prophecy will be put to the test
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SPRING DREss TR1MM1ses.

SpR1Na DRrss TR1MM1Nes.
HEADQUARTERS for Trimmings these last twelv
Space here but for brief mention of our match
less stock of Spring Novelties.
Persian Band Trimmings. 25c. to e6.75yd
Persian Applique Trimmingx, S1-e5 to "a rs I'd.
Tinsel Band Trimmings, Doc. to 81. 33 I'd
Steel Band Trimmings. sl15 to SO I'd
Persian and Jet Trimmings, s5 .35 to % I'd.
Persian Ornament Trimmings, el2 10 e20 I'd
Silk Band Trimmings, 25c. to o.. 6S I'd.
sePar.be sill Trmmines, en- as 70 I'D
Sill frinss TRIMMING a % % yard
Pearl Buttons from SC. to so doz
Crochet Buttons from 1ec 70 % dog
Metal Buttons from 25c. 70 90 doz
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
"a. LIsNER.
mh23 Cor. 18th and Pa. Ava
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CONTINUED be

LuB1Ns AND CouRrAuLps Goops.
We ask attention to the qualities Of Lubins Black
Cashmeres offered at 75c. and Csc. a yard Full
40 inches wide and in Blue and Jet Blacks
Courtauld's English Grapes a., o. 81 for trim
mings and wells. Prices, 81, sl.35 l50, 81 9s,
s2.25, 81 80, S34s, 81. $3.50. s5 and 90 yard
Samples will tell where the best qualities for the
prices.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25
UPHOLSTERY SHOP.

Hyou have any furniture that needs repairs doing
over, call write for estimate We are doing first
class work at prices for cheap work. to keep our hands
employed during the duh months
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TIRED WlrH TASTE.

SPRING II you're in hurry-read the mar
ginal notes. They'll give you the
CVERCOATS bare facts. If you've the time read
all we've got to say-itu prove worth
your while.
SO Tipped with Taste"-that's right.
Whether it is the So Spring Over
Is coats or the s35 ones you'll find
taste, hand in hand, with quality
ONE perched on every garment Not Just
enough virtue in them to make them
END sell-BUT THROUGH AND
OF THROUGH IN EVERY STITCH
THE THE QUALITIES THAT GIVE
LINE WEAR. Now for So you won't come
and ask for a silk-lined Garment
s35 Of course not. But at that price
Is you'n get one that will stand the
THE pulling and hauling its sure to
OTHER. ccivc. The extra embellishments
have been sacrificed to service
WHILE giving properties. Eight dollars
IN is the next step. Then S10 sl2,
BETWEEN SIS, $40, s25, $50, and s35 mark
ARE the succession of grades. You ought
NOTCHED to be posted in price. These gar
ments pictures of beauty-silk
DOZEN lined Observation-Disclosures sleeve lin
DIFFERENT ings and all. Equal to the best gar
GRADES. ments that merchant tailors can
make, and we've beat them in the
price.
All these grades-from the lowest 10 the highest
have been made in flU and complete lots-not samples
but thorough Hnes-in all the fashionable shades-of
all the standard and novelty fabrics all the
variety of leading styles We mark the prices plainly
on each garment-whether in the windows or on our
counters. We rant Vouto koc the price-we are not
ashamed of tive have but one-and its the loce for
the best.
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PERAMBULATORS.

We are showing over 1 90 different styles of Baby
Carriages ranging in price from s5 to $50. We have
variety of Carriages not upholstered These
to order in goods selected Csrrsse parts Of every de-
scpton for sale factory prices We also repair and
upholster Carriages
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A Few SPECIAL BaReArss

A Few SPECIAL BARGAINS
manufacturer importer in immediate need of
funds seeks the merchant who will pay cash down
The following special Bargains" are the outcome
of such transaction. We and you the gamers the
unfortunate producer the loser:
40-inch Black All-Wool Seryes Soc
As inches wide Black All-Wool Serees Csc
4O-inch Black All-W Albatross, so, 6S, 75c
4o-inch Black Nuns Yelling, 6S, 75c
4O-inch Black Atwood Cashmere SOC
;6-inch Black Cotton Warp Cashmere 2ac
sS Though the quantities are not small the extra
ordinary qualities for the prices will make an UNUSUAL
demand, and, more cannot be obtained il won't do
TO delay a call
,o THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Continued below.)
A THREE DAYs SALE

"A TuREE DAYs SALE
OF
BLACK DRESS GOODS,
For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, March 25th
goth and 9th, the Paas Royal devotes extra counter
room to the display of Black Dress Goods.
good north light will enable critical inspection OF
the qualities offered at the various prices
That we can buy asadvsntsgeously as any merchan,
our cash system makes apparent. That We should be
enabled TO sell at smaller profit than the mercban,
who does a credit business is obvious
DO We?
This special display is made with view Of answer
ing this question. IT'S for You to reply.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued belowl
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USprRwEAR BARcArS.

USprRwEAR BARGAIN.
so Dozen ladies' Swiss Ribbed Under Vest. m white
at l2l@c each
80 Dozen children's Ribbed Vests, Ec-u all size. Of
10c each.
All silk ladies' Ribbed Vests all colors s5c each
Complete assortment Of Summer Ribbed ana Gauss
Vests now open.
THE BON MARCHE
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SOME Or YouR FAvoRrrEs.

Since the Opening" Display Of Spring Goods the
following have become Popular fsvor.es Spoken of By
many as the
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ROBINSON, PARKER CO.,
s19 9TH STREET, CORNER Old.

WE ARE OFFERING BARGAINS FROM OUR
w large stock damaged by the FIRE of Monday even
ing; open from TO O'clock. KAUFMANS DOUBLE
COMBINATION, 1lth ST, sc. mh22-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25

Out on the borders of No Mans Land it is
declared that If the Presidents proclamation
opening the territory 10 settlement is DELAYED
much longer blood will be she'd 1t is probable
that there viii be bloOdshed any way, whether
the proclamation is issued to-day or three
months hence. j; is hard for the worthy
people to wait; but there is other public BUSH
ness for the President to attend to besides
opening territories. When the procla nation
Is issued there VIII be a scramble, and every
man who has got anything worth having in
view must expect 10 fight Tor il.
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RUcHrSa BARGAIN.

MILLINERY.
Complete line Of New Spring Millinery Goods now
open TO which we call your attention
Some very pretty designs in Trimmed Rats aud
BOnnets already open. call and seem them without
feeling as though you must buy.
THE BON MARcHE,
mh9-lm 3I6 SEVENTH ST. NV.
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THr Boz NIAncn,
BARGAIN SLATE.

BARGAIN SLATE.
Ribbon Barsain c5e yard. ~ inches vide Persian
Border. warranted All silk Ribbon. IN Black. Navy.
Brown. Cardinal. Bronze, Myrtle sara TER. cotta.
Garnet, elegant quality Thebsst Ribbon Bargains ~
ever offered
Worth soc AZ cso v.ra
AL silk. best quality Armure Ribbon l6, with Md.
satin edse, in all colors. a, SOC yard
Note our complete line of fancy Millinery Ribbon
now open.
THE BON MARoHE
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FATAL TO THE MOTH.

Our mothapparatus is large and extensive affair." by
which the moth in all its forms any other insect
be destroyed without damage to the finest fabrics or
best finished woods. Articles of clothing, as well as
furniture treated with the same result. Write or
call for particulars and prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25

w Of the great rush,
LOO ikACrMAN's DOUBLE COMBINATION.
iHA~--ot l1th ST. lie.
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The young man Hardie, who robbed his
employer by forgery in New York and fled to
Canada, was foolish enough to deposit some of
his ill-gotten funds in bank at home and to try
To draw il out b. letter from his retreat on the
other side Of the border. Hence his arrest. with
a strong probability OF his extradition. Ii
seems to be one of the compensatory arrange
ments of nature that a malefactor generally
knows how to do only one bad thing well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25
yELOCIPEDES,
TRICYCLES,
REFRIGERATORS.

In great variety, at lowest prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25

VISIT THE FIRE SALE TO SECURE GENUINE
bargains in Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods and Notions.
kAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION, 18th st.
m22-.}t
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AT Columbus, Ohio. prisoner accused of
murder has very properly been granted new
trial because his jury tossed coin to see
whether their verdict should be guilty" or
mot guilty" This is the sort Of thing which
undermines public confidence in a system that
ought TO be regarded only with respect and
faith. IL such discoveries are made from time
TO time. how many go undiscovered?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25
CARPET DEPARTMENT,
RUG AND MAT DEPARTMENT.
Furniture, Carpets, Upholstery Goods, Int
Decorations, &c, &c.
MANUFACTURES AGENTS

For English Brass Bedsteads and Cribs, Hartford
Woven Wire Mattresses. Parquet Flooring, Mosaic
Wood Flooring, Venetian Blinds, Moorish Fret Work
Berlin Carpets Steel Door Mats Best Carpet Sweepers
The Cataract Washing Machine and Lace Curtain
Stretchers nh93
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nUR FIRE SALE CONTINUES AND ON
Opstrons leave safisfcd with their bargzins. HorS
" stock kAufAAN's DOUBLE ooAbIN A11QL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-25

There il Q great deal about the Store that
should receive newspaper attention, but our
space is 30 limited we can only touch upon
few things each day; hence, We are led to sus
tire Spring stock. you should pay the Store
to be Seen
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-23
Natural Time-KeepePs.

Clocks and watches are still rare
among the people of Madagascar.
Time is marked either by the more
regular incidents of daily life, or by
the points reached by the suns rays IA
different parts Of the house through
the dav. a method which reminds one
of the dial in use among the Greeks
and Romans. The other method has
all the charm of the Shepherds calen-
dars.
According to these the progress of
the year was marked by the appear
ance or the disappearance of birds
and blossoms. The following is given
as the order of the day in Madagas-
car:
Daybreak about in the morning.
The dew is dry about Z in the morn
ing.
Feed cattle about 8 in the morning.
Sunshine on the roof about in the
morning.
The day is wide open at 10 in the
morning.
Sun at doorstep about II in the
morning.
Sun over the ridge about y in the
morning.
Sun shines in the door about in the
afternoon.
Sun shines on rice mortar about in
the afternoon.
Sun on east wall about in the az
ternoon.
Collect cattle about in the after
noon.
The red sun about $50 in the after
noon.
Sunset about in the afternoon.
Cook rice about in the afternoon.
Eat rice about 8 in the afternoon.
Gun-fre at the capitol about 9 in the
afternoon.
People lie down abouG 10 in the af-
ternoon.
Midnight about y in the afternoon.
Frog croaking about 3 in the morn
ing.
Cock growing about $3.50 in the
morning.
Seen the color of cattle about $3.50
in the morning,
The east is light about 5.45 in the
morning. - Youths Companion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-23
The Teller from Butte.

" We ever see a orittor MS was fun o. fight an
sin.
Then Joe Rogers huckskin bronco was the
Teller tar Yer tin.
He were litile he we're wicked. an they fed
i'm with O. stick ,
An, Toe saws, "rl give hundred down to
Ii ride that buckskin bronco, but the TOOLS
was mighty few.
At last there came TO Rogers a rantankeron7
who seercIgimed hissef the Terror an who
SAID he hailed from Butte;
He talked. mn gassed, an rounded up ny
brapin' he could ride
ANYTHING down from thunderbolts 10 com
mon bronco hide;
Then they started fur the staple anu JOG
dared him, eXpec, ,,,
Cause he sen. I'm ride thet bronco or III
break 'is cussed neck
'Trot out ger critter, gentlemen, SEE the ter
Fur + Her Of my gIt-up bronco-breakin'
Hin'ta smell ,..,...
An we worked with Mister Bronco tin he got
i'm 'rouud the head;
Then We grabbed the rope an pulled I'M an
we yaukcd him all about,
But had Ter tear the shanty down fur ter git
old bucksklu out
cit TlGNf on I'M, t'A JOG ltIEbiot ~ ~"
be- rather smiled
when the great and howlin' terror looked at
buck-kin kinder Wild; .,
Then he started for the bronco, which had
huuChed mp like "a cat,
An the terror barely reached i'm when the
Crittcr kicked i'm Hat.
"Say, " ere HIn z" asked the terror, as he set
upright an sworc.
Eyer IN heaven answered hogcI1' VIII 9e
try the job some mOrcF
"Now, TN ride that yeller devil If we galll'
kin DO o'i h." bowlcd the terror, with war
Whoup an d yell.
Snow. look ont there. I'm a-comin', and we
held ole buCk-kiu right
TIL he drew the douulecinchcs OF Erenser
saddle tight;
Then by puliu' at his head Ike an eXercsin
He slipped on "a horso-hair bride with a
mighty wicked bit.
give me lots Of room 10 swing in" an we
did n now YOU bet
An the terror slmddlcd bronco as no Teller
Fur Innnt Mister Bronco tried to catch the
DRIFT o. things,
Then he Tapped his cars au started on some
long, stli-lcpp Cd springs.
An hopes ter dance u tophet, but he turned
u somerset
Then be- flew toward MOntanny an guess
he's iiyIn yet
Wen, the terrier split right of him, fen right
down without gruan-
He didn't break the hroucos neck but he
broke Us cusscd own
An there a grave ia Pony Gulch o'cr which
the brides soar,
An these line. are carved above it on IA cross
of twO-hy-tour:
SIN memory of the terror ruutnnkeroua
gulOut.
Who rode Rogcrs mucksldn bronco-he said
h, huilca from Butte"
William Wallace Cook, f. L. s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-23

ND to nv boudoir. You heah me, my
boudoir!-Lo,0eH Citizen.
Bobby (whose father is a grocery
Look. pa, what | got for my birthday
"a regular little grocery store. His
father Gndulgently)-O, yesi that's
nice. Bobbv-Ain't it, though! Lit
tie places for coffee and sugar and
spice, and-I say, though, pa, there
amt no sand drawer.-Harper's Bazdr.
New-Yorker-"Do the Upstairs OF
Philadelphia belong to the best So
cietv there?" Philadelphia dame
..The best society," Bless your inno-
cent heart. of course they dol Why,
many and many a moonlight night
I've seen their cats and Blddie cat
bowling on the same fence. "-New
York Weekly.
Carbov-Mr Pipes, l believe there
is gas escaping in my house. What
shall | do to prove it? Pipes (the
plumber) WHY don't you take a
match and test the joints. Carboy Qn
alarm) But it might explode and
blow me upl Pipes (coolly)-Well.
YOU wouldn't want any better proof
than that, would 1vd?-Drabe's Nigga
zine.
Editors wife Cooking over his paper)
Mercy me! You weren't at the Of
flee Yesterday. were you? Editor
Not much. Why? zone of your
blacksmith assistants has taken adj
vantage of your absence to call you a
dog" Chip Listen to this; The
editor of this paper has been and will
continue to be the Watchdog of the
city treasurv.'n 80, that's all right.
That's intended as compliment"
"Watch dog! Compliment Why,
watch-dogs are the commonest kind OF
orutes. If he wanted to compliment
You, why didu'the call you an English
pug or a Yorkshire terrierP"-AeW
York lTeekig.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-23
French Dinner NIaxiIns.

Sauces attest the genius of the cook.
A touch of garlic often saves feast.
Great cooks, like true poets, are
created.
GIuttony consists is six mouthfuls
too much.
A dinner without wine is fit for a
savage only.
Earth furnishes provisions butheaven
sends cooks.
He who has dlned well is compan-
ion for heroes.
When Careme is cook your con-
science is ahsolved.
A dinner without flaw is a consum-
mate work of art
The process of digestion is the science
of mOrtals,
Tell me what you eat and I'll tell you
what you are.
All cooking is barbarous that ex-
cludes onions and lemons.
The secret of happiness must be
sought within the kitchen.
A woodchuck. properly dressed is a
triumph of culinary art
Delicate sensibilities are regulated
by the quality of ones food.
\ on must not expect nice sense OF
honor from gross feeder.
Human life should be indexed by the
best meals one has eaten.
A bad cook should serve as atone
ment for any amount Of wickedness.
The final touch which makes a dish
perfect is always an Inspiration.
At the crisis in mans fate the
quality of his food makes or mars him.
1t is better to 90 without religion
than the earliest vegetables of the
season.
The wine of Burgundy proves that
France is favored by nature beyond all
nations.
1t is never safe to admit that your
appetite is good until you know where
YOU are to dine
Napoleon lost the battle of Waterloo
and the control of Europe because he
had had a bad dinner.
More than half our discomfort and
regret is derived, directly or indirectly,
from uuintelligent cooking.
Unfolding the napkins on a WELL
appointed table is like the faint rusae
of the leaves of paradise.
When you sit down to an unexpect-
ed good dinner you should no longer
doubt that God has answered your
prayers.
Dyspepsia is a disease not native to
France; it is to the body what melan-
eholy IS to the mind. and essentially
un-Gauic.