The Arizona sentinel., 1890-10-25

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 . and -.5 .u..r..- e-ur>e3 or  patta1a T.e .s end hc ;elv are their s1oc..I t-cezv es!l t is not rare To see anon then. V.-i made foot and ankle. IT. e-,-e -.L.e commonly - softer co'-. " Es1 Ltq- On tlc contrary, you see t 4lS 7.i5a long skirts coiil- Ing Co inc al.ls Of t-@ shoe who look a5 f t-ey .aI ga. stepped ron one ot Van dy.>es Pertrl.ts.
 As a specimen of the male costume of AioI0ih3n, we have the low crowned. round toc15c hat of velvet, or Of straw or felt b0GLs with velvet, very jaUnty, or. as the French would say, chic Tue jacket is something like the voiUmju9rs exterior gafnIenJ Cf olT eHcc9tor5 Of tls GsveGtColtd century. Got jacket all llc some. and gay WllI rows Z Uattlu5 so ta.c-Iy sat jhGt tc- overlap one a0- o-I-~ E1c c5lar,l tle shi-t i ga H7ost as a s-.,a ma.4sal. It j. open in front and rises ..4iyd dp lchiud ,ho haeJ. segy- ing cs b2c,erouCd 70 fees tlas is the picture Of innocence and as quaint as the costume i,s-jf.
 It t a p.eaSsnt relief to get away from the highly artificial life and the highly ar tjficial articles of food au1 Crink at Paris even to 6 stupid aud not over cI55uI yliace like Nantes. TLe country offers its treas UreS more generously than tie city TJ i5 rlc?eant tn ilnoW that the wines, if taey are Rot Clos E0ugeot, Ponlard Chateau Lelte or Chateau YQuen, are .t lcast Fl they pretend t0 be: t3@t y0u are near tAc place where people D-a.Uc- U}C.r e.-u but ter and lay their cv' e--s: v her. they even put jae hUter nE ti. .l-.H., sell tls-r milk at la--l' Cs-., a Cus.c from t4e wagons in the s,see. and :l tie ssr..-t groceries, It ls really with a .on5lE3 feeling that y5u sit down 70 '-.a.s,= Ds CnIlc iD {" hC,-- lu town -aE. ur t5 tHc L8,al &t Nantes o. ,. lo S-DF-ei my L,--a -.r--..l. I.e t..-- ness t-l lg.EGo,- l.-s '..-.-g Te5-, .5 e1n. 4.U hear two or ,-.l c9 Hes I,.4-a. h---I t-- l--e cU-t-.Zs t''.. t.r .9 l-e Wlit0,rs lua loo -a to the ceiling not painted ly Michael tu...lo, L-t by some llniulG5:,ai.ze loc:4. tloeoG painter, ia imitation O. the ss,'. ECu H0H r:,na'l- Der c7e- t3 lar. seen c-.e .s,-a,.cl shades ui blue .a lat Hil.an.lc leeor,. EItn0 matter. l-e C..s.. -e--aEs ire 3-.s.hgI t. al thereon. tle ends drawn oa5 s. .lcuGysi.-.d held iu tie beaEs ci doves, taa species anl t-1S scloI c1 at being alike u4Ia- milir
 Into the roor1 stooI furtiveIy from tine to time rlrr "..-f..17 Of lie Manuals Eyarrcu ---ao.i,.. ? ,,n fnrcvaa1-7e 10 rt2Hqu.tly rEr.1-a lE the scvcr1l courses and l.el seal cUay .,- ste.It-ily IS ttev entered. IvrlSps teE8 enters whole Breton fG1'!y - iG,ler, i-o, her, sons, daughters and Dauac-cIi of whom make inc sign of tAo cross ta.are t--ilr tu-.r places. Ire.r dress .a Cr.ct 2r. ta4r manners almost Gs TeyeTeat.al ,.s U tiiev were in cAUrll. The -eD past is served bg the mature garcous-cue gray haired whom you seem fan1y to Teaouect as having ai cn iD the orero Of ''Iia EUgBa- nots." Their duty is performed dgcorousiy and entirely in keeping with the eu-- TOCI0.nEs. There is none 0f tevarGags so often seen at French tables. The cuisine is r.ta,r rl.-a able for il3 pro
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 -oLls Of golden ru along t.& table, ,a.--i i.t 8 LJuaI, and, like ! eveIyll.s., else o.se.o.I you, it is a discrc- lion. iree roI Gr.HE you are dis pOsea, {. l.l- s.---- al whit. O. rel wine. J .-e lo,-. -s. ] ,s-.,,v, tAe best in Nantes, . a WORT breakfast s1l dinner cost you tflat only Ate e"Dcs q day, while Gool room costs only three francs more. Tn coming from Clciet to Nantes made - tue :ic4,;t....,a4lce Oi q y0llnG lawyer of Poiaiera, royaliat by birth and political preference and e most charming and in telLSent tTavein= companion. He s;jid to me, Nantes is d vile de lGXc" AsI have already remarked, this is not iati- mated to the stranger There is rotl.1g IT tle ao0-cs or shops that WGuIJ indicate IJ. Il-a as ] IaGl him i1 the evening la :)2o1-.r l1- through N.et Lc .a.L Nas .-a I-.ueip-l business s-caa.-t-.o only .'us, ,a-,5 street in Iact--a trorouan2ace narrow and c-coEel Ike the rc5-, half D mile n length and having on either side '0mllC place a.Cgs, badly IgL- -cj and :, with poor displays of goods iu the win lows. IaoIe were no carriages. bat 1t vas filled with a crowd of pTOm-naIsrs walking pUlEOS5iy to and fro and look ng Lsdessly i.to the uniuteres1lng .i windows, Gs ! have seen them iu nc sm;l}er towns Ut Italy or else were iu f1lcae There Ni,s nowhere .se to go, theatres being closed and sum ner amuse'Dcurs conspicuous by the-r bseuce. I.c rich were z, tae watering ,laces; tec poor Were amusing themselves Il low dr'rSng loL-ea such cs are seen n the p.c,Cr-s cf Lo.uels and 5leen. ct Vpe8 that eIo ClIycl5s4 and have been 1os 60 years.
 There are however, at Esnts rla-s -'t ara c, -Iy-, al-.l and cl- hc way of a-y a-.j G1c-.l--lu-e The 7,he.r,l Cni o-lsr caugclas G1o anon" he 1a, F 9.I-a, Cli ,-c.e aIe I kings and o-..I C.. .0l..-s .n them, ec -re an. t---5 in avenue aai s. I1rt tie city. Ia.le t> library q. -J ufl.a and t.5 muse1l ai 4ss anu a.,..uary, the naa,t u j 'anoe nfSfde of o- r.s s- ' orsaii'cs J is r Fort T.. vent t0 the Cas c,t 4" ael i- -t.r.-go and interesting .,5 .t"5 ant S>ttI praoetFed, aaL .o-1 D. .' - d.. ..itlzaOn 70 0H,er tll- cJ2c ergo ST. ol-te0 cey t9 inc that great l4ce of the sinous n9s 4ttce, one CL tle most infamous smiuisc1I.ccs e the revolution. Tf Hslilte ia S.lt ] ranc.sco Chronicle