Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-07-09
CONCERNING oouRMers.
The Varieties Of Opinion ~ tn the DlsAs
That Are TOOthsOme.

CONCERNING GOURMETs,
The Varieties Of Opinion ~ tn the D(sks #
That Arc TOOthsOme. x
The story of Paganni and the turks
was particularly good; but hers u oH
about Brillat Savarin. which think /
better: Il. s. was fugitive In thh #
country three years from the reign d W
terror in France; he was fine writS ON
and better cook. II was on joarus, BID
from Paris to Lyons once" he writss #s
when | stopped at Sens for dinner
was rs rabid for food rs Il wolf--and 81
you may imagine my feelings when % III
my asking the host what there was
his larder. he answered. 'LiaA
enough Let's see about that. said Fl
NJ went on to where perceived spiu
pertaining the air. What do you think
saw there? Four fat turkeys -sctu-
ally four browning to turn! Why 4
said |, they re good enough for me-
one OF them. in TACT! But the host
said no. They were all bespoken bys
gentleman upstairs. Perdi! thought
/; this gentleman upstairs must be-
second Garsant,s! | will go up and
entreat him for Il bird. And went
Aad what DO you think found? Who
WAS the glutton but my own son!
Father. said he, AT home you always
deyour the pope's nose, the choicest
tidbit OF all the kings anatomy
never get one. was determined that
l would have feast for once so | or
dered four turkeys. Now. as only
want M, choice morsel. you may have
the rest OF EN- with pleasure.
| One OF the maxims of Hermion Dc
Ponsey, the greatest magistrate France
ever had, was that the man who dis
covered Il new dish is of more I'M
portance than the astronomer who dis
covered new planet, for the reason
that we have planets enough for all
practical purposes, while the palate OIL
civilized man is always yearning Tor
the things that make life endurablA
Natel. the maitre d hotel OF Condo
was the greatest cook that ever donned
a chefs cap. His suicide, because Of
the non-arrival of some fish to complete
a great supper he was preparing is
charmingly told by Nine. de Sevigne;
next to Natel was Careme. whose me
moirs have lately been published. Yatei
WAS born in Rouen. Normandy, as were
also Bechamel. Robert and Merilion,
whose fame rs masters Of the culinary
art is historical
A genuine epicure has some peculiar
fancy of his own as regards cooking
sam Ward in his day was the mode
diner out. and he had his Maryland
hams boiled with straw arount
them. An Episcopal clergyman i
Poughkeepsie prefers them boiled i
wine. Judge Henry Allen considers
a mongrel goose the greatest thing i
the eating line, and Congressman Scot
OF Pennsylvania. always wants to coo
his oysters himself. Secretary Bayar
is also fine cook. and. in fact. gres
many statesmen can prepare certai
dishes. Dinners in Washington Al
generally delightful affairs as the pull
lie men give much attention TO then
and most of the diplomats are go,
takers. The first maxim OF the dipl
mats is to keep good table and Gu
tivate the ladies'.
Here in the United States our choi
! is oysters, terrapin, canvas back Gu,
t and turkey. A Greenlander's gre
luxury is Il half putrid whales tail
| walrus liver; and a trapper IN the I
north has for relish beaver tail Al
: bears paw They eat their rum 81
: chew their brandy. as everythi
freezes, and an arctic sandwich ID
' frozen slice of whisky between u
! slices of beer. Porpoise meat was on
q favored dish with the English |
=. bility. but now there's no hale Ii
: the Hinglish hale. and no beef like
n Hinglish beef" A delicious morsel
:. the Australian is kangaroo and
i, wild dingo. The Ottomacs in Sou
y America eat clay as a luxury. but vi
4 some people. even in our own Souths
e States. it is necessity. Baked q
|. plants trunk. palm worms fried
|. their own fat. roasted spiders and m
I are the favorite dainties with the tri
$ OF Africa; and the natives of the W
: Indies can abide anything but rab
|. stew. la China the diet is sharks d
v J birds nest soup, ducks tongues 4
= ! the chrysalis of the silkworm after
: silk has been wound from it. And
n on throughout the entire world, 81
:, nation having its particular specl
ties Hartford TimeA
is --f Is Il fact worthy Of note that
III the women elected to municipal 9th
" IN Kansas this spring wear Mrs.
70 front OF their names. II seems to
u quire a matrimonial experience 10
,r velop the governing instinct in won
Kansas City Star
l. In the parlor at 1890 n. M. -"
in cuse me, Harry, papa is calm
h Certainly, Eveline." Eveline ION
~ turning to the parlor) Pm sol
to Harry, but you better go. Papa
~ he hasn't got a license for running