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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
WHO CUT THE ROPE?
The Dastardly Work of an Un-
known Miscreant.
TWENTY RAFTSMEy DIE on THE ROCKS
They Drift to Their Awful Death While
Calmly sleeping-Only Two Saved
The Bodies of the Unfortunate Men
Not Yet Found.

MONTREAL, Que, July pa dis
patch from Pembroke, eighty-six miles
above Ottawa. on the Upper Ottawa
river, says that two days ago some mis-
creant cut the rope holding a raft of
logs TO the bank, where twenty
two raftsmen were stopping over
night. The raft, with all asleep
on board drifted out into the
river and into the rapids mile below,
where it was broken up among the
rocks of the rapids. OF % aboard only
two got TO shore. No trace of the
bodies of the other twenty have been
found. The authorities are trying to
discover the men who cut the rope.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
THE OLD, SAD STORY.
A Young Girl Ruined by One Man, Yet to
be Slandered by Others.

Henry Ward Beecher never employed
his Incompatible powers of invective to
better purpose than when he denounced
the hellish neartlessness of the seducer.
But even Beecher failed to note one
deeper depth into the internal than
that trod by this step of villainy. A
man may lead inexperienced girlhood
INTO SIN. and may afterward leave the
way clear for his victim TO retrieve her
life. If he have not the manllness to
stand by her and help her TO cover her
shame, he may at least content himself
with the robbery which his own lust has
done, and not damn her utterly with
added SANDER.
Louis Glenn is the bar-keeper at Dick
erman's Hotel beyond the toll-gate.
Maud Cobb is n young girl OF 10 years.
Maud went before Justice HvdOm on
Tuesday and complained tnat Glenn
deliberately accomplished her ruin,
and that she was about to become a
mother. The story she tells in the
complaint is circumstantial enough but
the details are touching IN the ex-
treme. The girl Is IN appearance a
young, modest and innocent person.
The exact time and place of the act IS
stated to be May l3, at DIckerman's
Hotel. Glenn had taken the girl for a
drive and had bestowed upon her other
seductive attractions before accomplish
ing ms purpose.
Glenn was arrested yesterday and
taken before Justice HydOrn. lie de-
manded al examination, and the day
"a
was furnished by Glen's uncle, Nathan
". Meeker. It stated that the de
fense usually put in by such persons
viii be attempted, and the young man
viii not hesitate to make his escape,
even though not a vestige of character
be left to young girl just budding into
~war,onhoad
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
TEN NTHOUSANDSEEIT
ne second Day ofths Great Blue
Ribbon Event.
TIE CEsrLER SEX lNOyG THE CROWD
A Grand sapids Coaching Party Creates
a ssasaSisa-rhs Bay 6siaing q.
H Takes the special Purse
Of $500 Ia z.z6 CtAss.


f-~~-~~~ ~-~~~~
DErhofr, July 23.-FulI 10000 per-
sons paid toll 70 see the second days
races Of the blue ribbon meeting. There
were many Of the gentisr sex among
the crowd, and some or the most eager
betters were ladies'. Grand Rapids
coaching party, with Us magnificent
turnout, 10 the center OF attraction
among many gay equipages- Betting
was fast and furious In the 2.20 class
Almont was slight fayorlte, though
Tyrolean and Black Diamond were a
close second. In the great 1000 stake
race, wise ones were divided in their
sentiments. Susan, siglight and Prince
Warwick each being played as fayorites.
Maggie Z. was the favOrite for the 2:l7
pacing class.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
BROKE HIS COLLAR BONE.
Engineer OskteY Fails Into the Hold
Through the Hatchway.

MsxTsTEE. Mich, July 23.-Willism
Oakley, engineer on the barge Mary
Mills, fell into the hatchFsy yesterday
on The AXE near sheboygan. breaking
bis collar bone and receiving otner in-
IurIss. The barge ran into this port
and Oakley vas taken TO the hospital
this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
THE BOYS COMPLIMENTED.
A Big Reception to be Given by the
Atbeistan Club

urlst,<s - -tNSsNNS-stz'Na.
CAMP BLACK, July 23.-Col. Irish
ordered the Second Regiment out for
dress parade tonight. He afterwards
highly cOmplimented the boys on their
high degree of perfection. Tomorrow
morning an invitation Will be rendered
the officers of the camp TO attend the
reception given by the Athelstan Club
Of Battle Creek. Gen. Anger mas ar
rived IN camp, and the Governor and
staff Will be here IN the morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
.Se7Ozng Machines:

n
We
that effor in
he purchaser
no
hcteious value
Wo
We ess throughout
stafl.s u'eDt COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
YEsTERpAY,s MRRTING.

Busine~- snt Pleasure 0nicklr Pass the
Tir1r
s-- sr,es 80 7sstssss. .ssssss
TRsvrPsr Cry. July 23.-Mrs Bates
presided at todav's meeting and the
program was opened by Mrs c. %. Mar
phy. Vhc read paper on "Wees 81 W
bsly Newspapers Mrs. L. II. stone
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

complete Ribbons also the line Of
Gram,
and supplied
q
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

The Blue Stockings, = picked un nine.
hereby challenge the Golden Gates t.
pay bal A. the far grounds next San-
daF. Answer through IELzeRsN- HER-
AID
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
Hoszeyy DEPARTMENT.
SPRING a COMPANY.

ladies' Chldrrs
Onyx Hosiery VIII offer extraordinary inducements @ week We sscce
purchaser the article Every pan warranted fast s Don't
fal = akea of
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
Toilet DEPARTMENT.
SPRING & COMPANY.

We hare recently added this department. and lis
qlreadv UaTraBted We supplying customers aeh
many Of the popular toilet articles at atonshingly o~ prices
We are adding lines almost da and rfS0 10 store
cH coauince you that ou buy Of to your safacon
and pecuniary adoantdge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
TWO WE'RE DROWNED.
A sud Accident At the yacht Race At
Duinrh

DvLuTH, Nnn.. July 23.--DurlnVss The
progress of the yacht race today sud
den squat came up and three sal boats
were capsized The crews Of two q
the boats were rescued. bat the crew q
the third, the Roamcr. wero rot 81 Tor
turate. Charles T5ndner. her oNnfT,
snd y ~. Clarke were drowned. me
rest at tne crew were picked up.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

building from basement
available foot
If
and progressive business house.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
200, 600 DOLLARS.
a Tremendous Incendiary Fire at spo-
kane Pals

SPOKANE FkLLs, Wash, July BIN
cendiaries this morning started a fire
that destroyed two hundred thousand
dollars worth OF property on Monroe
e., including the new bridge across the
river The FIRE department was ren-
dsred almost helpless by lack q water,
one Of the mains bursting. Five sus-
poets have been arrested and armed
guards patrol the CITY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

Infanf daughter a J. V1osbloern. a.
20. q. Center =. caolers lnIaatum.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
TRADE UNPRECEDENTED! NO ABATEMENT

NE doudt # a aty az ne entire coant,y can
shOa0 SO RAPID lgyOzOkh IN Tire Dry Goods
and CARPET trade as rs apparent IN On' 6uss-
ness. Our suecess shoaOs a full abbreaatson
Of Omy efOSts 10 tyrutsh goods at tie baOest
possible b,uees. NE haze evey advantage
yf0r bny4ng goods cheat. Keeblng restaent
6nyey IN the Ne70 York markets and dealing
only 7cuth importers and manufacturers, aOho
are tie largest 0beyatt0es IN tie 7OOylf ena-
hles rs 10 PLACE e0e,,3ling det0ye Our eustOna-
ers at a b1zce, that IS much 6eloaO tie market
7ultte. Ne shall, tn tie future as aoe haqe
IN the PAST, continue Ouy usual methods 0f
bupzng tn the largest quantities and gz0vne
tie thousands aohO daily 74sH ouy store tie
6eneM Of orr advantages
Ne emaea0oy to dispose of goods qmck5.
Ne zvant no unreasonable ta6,zcs nb0n ouy
shel0es Prize IS lost slght Of IN many lines
ofgcoas that must be 6losed is an e74aence
at the abOve 70e qOOuM call yOur attention 10
ch0lce selectton Of Dress Patterns ne are
Offering them at tie /0ll07Ozng b,zces:
s245. 50 25, $685., $685. 1925, 1915 and upwards
CAalAes:
These goods, BY reason Of hEeiy extreme
Aehfuess make desirable costumes fer ayesSy
occanous They are exceedingly attyacf5e,
audMe br7ces are qO1thln tie reach Of ALL
Ne e6ey them at
ss.4,6, T. g. IL, 10, Is and Il and upwards. - -
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
Domestic Departments

LOWeSflC Dep0TINeHN:
1AH classes and conditions 0f s0aety, these
goods and their 7,alue depends almost as much
ubon style as quality. NE carry SO 7arzed an
assortment that all can make selcatonS to
kAely entire satisfaction. NE realize the tact
too, that they are STAPLE dry goods and as sNch,
sh0uM be sold to beneht tie masses.
COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
BRIGHT NEWSPAPER WOMEN

ne-2.l5Is z.I75s; 2.l44 2:l7.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
POSTPONE RAcs.

226 eiass. postponed from Tuesday when two
hrals were trOIted. Special purse. So.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
SECOND RACE

THlHD RACK.
~ ra.r..
The evening world., 1890-01-25
~ BRANCH OFFICES.
WORLD UPTOWN oFFfCE-1267 BROADWAY,
etwee 3lst snd 22d SIS, New York.
THE WORLDS FAIR.

Both ct Albany and at Washington
action in regard 20 the Worlds Fnir is TAX
ing place. At the State ca2italthere wnsa
little demurring TO the immediate consid-
Grafton and settlement OF the question.
Some Senators urged that they wished TO
study the bill. This will only occasion a
few days delay, as the question is 10 DO
considered next week. But any needless
representation is TO DO deeply d%eplored,
as tho granting the ten millions by the
Legislature at Albany will have the most
beneficial effect in Washington.
THE WoRLp's petition will DO printed
in the Congressional Record tomorrow.
The Fair workers in Washington for Now
York profess confidence that all will be
well.
The sooner Il can be settled the better.
II will DO found that the erection Of the
buildings and the general preparations
for the Worlds Fair will take all tho time
that can 10 had before 1892. III spite of
Mr.. PLATT. the people want it in that
yenr.
The evening world., 1890-01-25
ATHLETES IN RsPosE.

n. C. Williams. Of the New York Athletic Club.
has infused new hie into tie National Cross
Country Association since lie assumed the Erect.
dcncy OF that organization. He IL also tho
Chairman of the Committee. Ne Is one % the
most active o! downtown badness nIcn.
John hcTiernar is the Iisht neiac Of the l.5.
pound boxer OF the Downtown Athletic Club. not
"Tiernnn." although the abbreviated name
sticks to him ike glue. jus: now Ii. ia training
for bis tsn-round bout with Harry rive = Tor -
hundred. dollar Prize Feb. l ~ the u-i rirtyn 4. O..
polly" Parker, 80 called because his iirht
nnre IL George, has proved that he has lots Il
plu'k. III his mil with Fat CalrLl At Ne PEE.
liminari,S OF the vnruna Boat club competitors
he was Knocked down three tunes and yet was
angry when the referee stop ell tho contest. He
10 u member Of the Bedford A. g..
Max Luttbcg. the nLla.our wrestler who holds
the l~35-pound Championship, l. II New York
Turn Verein man. lie hSs had a good deal OF eI-
perienca In the ring, and has great snap and fire
in fact he Is art to lot temper SGT the better OF
cool Judgment, Er Is en- Og the leaders Of the
wsll-knuwn German ohaIiGs'inn.
The evening world., 1890-01-25
THE DEADLY CAR STOVE.

The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Company has maintained
that deadly feature OF car travel. the
stove. They claimed exemption from the
State law, which o~njoins steam on all
roads Uver fifty miles in length. on the
ground that they only had twenty-six
miles Of rail in this State.
Happily, Judge INGEAHAM in the Su-
preme Court. Special Term. has given
Judgment for the State. and the General
Term has sustained him when tho case
was appealed TO it. Tho horrors Of the
deadly car stove are lrent enough for n
road like this to wish to avoid them. with
out attempting 10 screen itself under n
technically Of tho NV. Everybody will
be glad that tho road failed in this miser-
able policy.
The evening world., 1890-01-25
Tie Broolglrn Thentres.


Tho very title of the play which will he
PRO iuced at tile Criterion Theatre nsyt
week. "Iho FatWen,g Cub. Is suggcstive
vi @'rri1 Lent, y, oI T.; S ,Gc .I1o, comedy ONE y;
gentlemen " large propositions, vino cOt-
stitutc n club. N repletc " th. Humorous sit-
uGtiotr and s2mc siiappy d!slopne. 'FRONT.'
nCut among the supporting cumIHny IL Miss
Nellie P@Ge, who formerly plareJ IN HtolL.
lyn with Evans and Hooy IN Tie Inrlor
Match. AID jointly sta'rcd with 10 cph j..
"a, particularly pleasing %fe'trro IL CID
Jed pioutv. " which Nclrorl GulJcn will
Present for, the first time IN Brnnklyr. at
FOL. SINUS Park Theatre next Stef. IL that
every character III THO play " draw IRON
lie. The eCcne il laid in the quaint New
England village of lIUckEIUrt. Me. where
Mr. Golden 10 vas Rorn 2yd spent the cary
bcrcl for her work H. c)mic opera. heads
the support.
One q the most humorous Of al the
2tccs, The inscninus lrgin o. Charles ~.
which comes 10 ;hc Grand Opera-lluuse
Tc$t. week, with charles I. Evans and
yc ALAN mhir GocN az tGG griTS,pHl.: TIE s ,lS
the public haven't d:mmcd H. d particle,
but pcenl rather 10 have added to its popn-
lnrity. The ctgracier Of Old Hos. ~ the
p@ VIZ m %, Wn Uni lne ni rs a. = no ,h ! we r dcr ~ H.
popular comedian Nat Goodwin has yet
shown. wa. ,his prudnctton OF, "A Gold
Mine. WITH one EtrGkO Mf. uiit
aside the ideas of luriesQun and mimicrv
and stepped forth M. II comedian of tie
strict" legitimate order. Next week the
patrons of the Ampliion will he afforded an
opportunity of seeing this srcctESiul cOm-
cdr. with Mr.. Goodwin aud II number of
clever PEOPLE III the cast.
An interesting tturv Ut the u N aud
customs OF the people Uf the tar Ut India
ln' been used as p. ErOrrdwork for the
Hucciuc,O Of 'kaiankn. which will begin
at tie Lee Avenue Academy hcNt week. Tho
special features introduced form almost an
yntirc. show III thcmsc yes. and George
Melville, tho clown, SGes that tho humorous
onl Of the show IL not neglected.
Oliver DOud Byron ~ announced for next
wcol; ut Jacobs Brooklyn Theatre in his
tllccc 'iiul drama. - Across the Continent. "
All the sensational features will he repro.
ducclI, with new scenery and mechanical
effects. Miss Kate Byron will be ut the head
OF MI evenly balanced conlJ INV.
The late Bnrticy { aniphCl's play. :" NV
Part or, is underlined for next week NJ
Jacobs lyccum 1licrtrC. The touching
frory of life ~ the far West IN we'll known
to the average thcatrc-goer AMI lIns iost
none OF it's interest. The SAME company
HOW ~ tho Brooklyn will b" seen.
The ncrolntic specialists. the Faruum
DrOthcr., bead the long list Of attractions
ut Lipp'S Casino for the coming week.
Others on the bill are Josie Layton, Fran,
Clayton. Joaic Farnum; Herman. n imam Of
mig. Is rluscic, and Minnie ncnuit, who will
the popular IL "o!obc-I ro,tiIg
Nell o Bly,
The evening world., 1890-01-25
FASHIONS.

In the line Of mourning Jewels gray roarls mr.,
the ideal ear-d-op5,
All the theatre cRpOtes are small, whore vel,
vet Is used the arspng Ii VERY close, There is an
odd, ugly crovn-ihape made of lace, and yet
which Is merely a band or cOsonct from whicE
the hair rises In puts. colts o. Knots.
Sparrow brcwn Is a new shEde.
The Misses shernsn, daughters OF the iluat..-
GUS soldier, dress with the severity OF ro.iglou,c.
They ~ in society = great 2,al Lu: never uRu,r.
Both ETe LTIllian. ANs.sG;iglaii IA IEaku
Very EArPy GIpnsrg guests.
You can Luy yelling BOW with tinted ,lesl,
and chin.
The evening world., 1890-01-25

England is suffering from a plague of
ra:s. The fields are oyerrun with the
rodents, and the injury they are inflicting
is very serious In 1915 Nova Sco:la
was nearly paralyzed by an invasion
Of mice. They ruined the crops. The
cats were the only animals that
thrived and waxed fat. Where is there a
regiment of Pied Pipers who may patrol
the length and breadth of Albion and lure
the hateful rodent to destruction? The
rat poison men should do a rafting rat
ting business.
The evening world., 1890-01-25

n loud thud. IA q heavy boothcels OF the
falling body crushed uTOr the head OF tile
dusky native ere lie could use his knife,
dnsbing him from, the rail into the sea and
The watch had heard the warning cry Of
the ItentenaDt; and ere the other natives
conld recover from their surprise; caused by
the occurrence which had 30 suddenly and
unexpectedly broken mon them, the decks
were alive with the whole crew, on which
the gang, Of robbers b. at a hasty retreat.
Meanwhile Bell Upton had been 80 bewil-
drred by thGt sndden. fearful cry she had
heard, and the subsequent splash OF The two
hndicS falling in, the, water. that. not TIL a
boat was lcwcrcl and the Liertenant. who
had bee" struggling in thc sea, was brought
aboard and IN the cabin, to explain, in .
faint voice. how he had saved her life. did
she clearly comprehend all that had taken
Then she threw herself down by the
prostrate form of her lover, and hung over
iiim in, Ggony, fearing that he was fatally
give cheering information to the contrary,
The YOUNG mas lad sustained q fearful
body; Int a. that body had offered little re-
SistancC tn his downward progress when he
struck it-in fact, o. it had been. simply
limbs. a'thonrI, na' tails paraiyzed for lie
tive. we're not brnSar,
Ho had, however, fal en- dangerously near
he rail; aIol % ne shir 10 Tie other sids.
would have cFuFcd him Ia fall on the bull
warls. when, of cure, he would have been
killed.
''Eever bofnre. said the doctor. ''didI
hear of uuch > lnrirg performanCe?'
'Ay'' exclaimed MAJOR UPTON, with ad:
ugirStinn aud gratitude. God Hess hini
Here, Pell! he shall have you, girl, for he
has well CARED yuu!'
He put both hands. of his daughter. who
ants. and turred his head to hide a few tears
on hiR hTonZel creek,
immeiietoIy efter tile yormg man had been
M. eupblinG ihc cautsir tn head scRward.
In due time the vessel reached her home
nnrt. when the Lleutenant who had by.tbiS
fall, c.aimCd his beautiful and willing bride.
The evening world., 1890-01-25

The sugar magnntes held q meeting of
several hours duration lntely. OF one
thing the public may rest assured, that
they were not taxing their brains to de-
wise n scheme for supplying sugar 10 the
world at the greatest advantage to the
purchasers. Monopolistic bonds TO weld
together the Trust were probably put
upon the anvil and hammered we'll.
Yet monopoly Is opposed to public
opinion, and. theoretically. can hardly
escape the State statutes of criminal law.
What, then, arc these ma2nntes to be
called, and how should their deeds be
namedP
The evening world., 1890-01-25
ONLY 4 SHORT LEAD NOW.
Miss CaGerata Takes Second Place,
Close Behind Miss Lehman.
Tho Watch Contest Grows More
Interesting Every Day.

Tic struggle for popularity between tho
"nndidotcs III THE EvrNING WotLD Lady
Teachers Contest grows more nud more
Interesting. Miss Liebmnn still leads with
32.O27. while Miss CnTeintn jumps into
second Ylnco with 81. 325. re eating Mrs,
Burns I, Third place with ~, 7'5.
Clo'C behind, i'll fourth place, is Miss
Jarecki with &c. 252. Miss Mayors vote
has increased 10 IL. Gs3 and she is still
fifth, while Miss Alyoa continues sixth
with 4. I52.
Any Indy teacher in New York. New
JersAy and Connecticut can be n cnndi-
date III Trth, EVENING WoRLp's contest.
Tho teacher receiving tho largest number
Of votes will he presented with IN elegant
gold watch. purchased from Edwin A.
Thrnil. CT No. = Maiden lane. Mr.. 1hrall
thus describes tho prize.
The watch is On" Of, the nnest Of move
menus. 1t is nll-tcwCllel. with rubics. lever
oscapemcnt aud nickel finish. The cases are
hunting cases, ~ carats fine. and very
IoaNy.
They arc made from nugget or antique
gold. with twelve riRcon-blood .rubie'.
twelve iino shpnhiIcs and twelve fine dia-
mords imbcdLed in tho gold oil the case.
The price viii be 800.
Tne wntcI Ia now on exhibition at Bren-
tnno's. 3 Union Square.
In Nil cases, where possible, indicate
the number Of the school. az we'll as CITY,
with which The candidate is connected.
All votes must be on tho ballot printed
below. Cut out tho blank, properly fill
out and sign it, and send II to The EvEN-
ING WORLD.
The evening world., 1890-01-25
Nervoue and s~IeepIess.

There Is one sure way to cure neTvoasnssa and
disappearance and that Is By tho use o. Dr..
GrsSns's NsEyura, the great brain and rsrvs IN
VisoTant. Thb wonderful remedy Is NGturs's oWu
nerve tonic snd sleep produces, and Ia perfectly
harmless being made from pure vsEstabls mSdi.
eiFoa. Il may be EiEsn 70 infants ehildssu or Ire
most delicate iBTahds without lear. Il Eoothss.
eahns and guists the weakened. lrIGb.s aad over
wrought nsTvsI predicting perfect EsPOss aHd 70
irenh.ng, uatarAl sloa9 q ths sans tims u builds
~ and tonea W ths vsak and shattered nerves and
gives renewed he strolEth. Titahiy aHd FisoT 70
the aystsa hsi0E sAls ~ "A d~rasEis:s fsE sI.OO
paT bGtls.
The evening world., 1890-01-25

Those who have watched. with some
vexation, the wanton hilArity of BENJAMIN
PETER HUTCHINSON, the Jolly cornerer OF
Chicago, whenever he has pinched the
country, and who have dropped IL large
amount of money. will feel a little mirth-
fulness themselves at learning that - Old
Hutch has been done" BY an insig-
nifcant clerk IN his employ quite un
known TO fame to the extent OF $GO. 900.
Instead Of a feeling of pride IN such a
clever employee, the old man has locked
himself up and wear and suTks dread
fully.
The evening world., 1890-01-25
sPoTLETs.

S--PO-Vo-nA-O Is dead. He has gone to hunt In
the Indian Reservation OF the Sweet By-snd.
BY"
Ths Brazilian Rspublie has some Wire-puIlsu.
gAs TslsSraphi Department has been robbed OF
DO. 900 pesos
Ben HantsOn wired Humberto that he Vas Just
100 sorEy for snythins over the Duke OF AOsta's
death That's all rshL. Bsa.
-.
Some jaii-hirds in Illinois broke loose IN cold
weather and were almost frozen to death. They
didn't know they were going 10 have such a SNAP.
=.
AyounS man MAS arrested at his wedding As he
stood At the altar. He has altered before.
checks.
Crisp. Italian premier. has had some cigars
named after Him. AerisPy dgEr can't be very
niee.
Herr Most has skipped. His tordsmsn. Mrs.
Holman feels As II her mOss had gone. bat not
her All.
How lucky the RothLeLnds are! One OF them
Eoss out TO fight a duel, and The other fellow was
the one pinksd.
h.EiEsl is being sued by his elevator men.
Thsy naturally object 10 SWING him a ut Tor
nothing.
AOlsased lot Is eligible Coz this column on the
sfoena that II Il : SI0tlsi.
The evening world., 1890-01-25
Classic Theory of Serving Wines.

Classic Theory of Serving Wines.
The classic theory of serving wines at n
dinner il the following:
Immediately after the soup dry white
wines arc offered, such ~ French wines,
Mnrfnla. sherry, Madeira, dry Syracuse, &c.
With tho fish dry white wines are also
served. With oysters Chnblis ia rroicrrcI.
With relieves Of butcher meat aud wnrm
entrees rel w!ncs-BurGundy or BORDEAUX.
With cold entrees ard other cold pieces
fine white wimos are served.
VITA the roast some the line Bordeaux or
champagne wines. ~ both. VITA tha en-
trcmctr, champagne H.onc. With too ,ics-
scr', l!Gucnr wines, such rs TroUtiguar.
Iunel. Alicante, Malyoisc, po.t. Io.Gy,
larrima-Christi Gc.
The rel wines ought to he drank az a tenn.
pcrature of about 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
White wines should always he ervod cold.
The evening world., 1890-01-25
After Pneumonia

Aud Itireks o. IA gupyr. ;yPIus fever. scAr!ut
is'ET o. diphthsTiA, Tie silent RECEIVERS strength
s'oSly, a. tho system 4, weak and drbiltAtrd and
the blood poisoned by lAs TaYagus Of rio, disease.
what is needed tsa gOsl rrliab,o tonic aud blood
purineE like Hoods SsrsspsriIA. phich hFs jus.
the slemsnts OF rtfenEth ioI the body. aud vitality
snd rishness .oT Tho boot vhich rag back robust
health lad make the weak s;Ioug.
After TeeoEeT.Dg irom a prolonged sickness uith
d'patheFis, and needing somstki7g to build NE up.
l took two bottles Of hocd's SGFsaparllL felt
good results from the hrst cose. Il seemed to so
rom ihs TOP o. M hsad 10 she ends % my toes. 1
knoW FOODS SaIsspSIilh Is a good thinE &C. A..
sERArroS. DrHEElai, wsstheld. Maa,.