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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-01

Haven road, and / am going to reproduce
| the menu because il was an exceedingly
| good one, and contained some dishes that
hmay be interesting to explain. This is
| ihe menu with the translation:
FEUIILE DANcHoIs.
Small lettuce leaves with little delicate an.
1thcvie salad served in each leaL)
Olives. Celery. Radishes.
I BoUILLoN DE CLANS LA SHERRY.
\ "A new dish Make the clam juice very strong.
and put n little cream just As 1t is about 10 be
erred. Whipped cream, favored, is put on top,
ITowning the cupl
HoMARD LA MARIEERE.
lobster, marine style.l
Entre-cote aux Morilles, Bordel aise,
eirloin, with pecula ar variety of mushroom.)
Pomnes Chateau.
Pardreux a PEstouffade.
Which might be translated, partridges, suffo-
cation style The birds are cooked in stone
l POI, something like dipper in shape, and with
asione cover They are put In with herbs aud
when they are taken out the flesh is very soft,
sna permeated with the flavor OF the herbs)
/ Saade.
Glace.
Morrsse an Avaline.
lFisky ice cream favored with burnt ilberts,
roundl
Fromage.
Poir frappe.
Frozen pears.)
Gateaux tcakes) Bonbons.
" Now that / call dejeuner quite good
Isnoagh for anybody. White wine was
1crank with it down TO the entre-cote when
Iearet took its place TO be succeeded by
Sampagne with the cartridges. This sue
ession drinks naturally leads 10 liquors,
hose destroyers of the vital organs which
\ men drink after a hearty meal. The odd
fmers, chartreuse, benedictlne and cura-
eos are still the favorites, but occasionally
tne hears OF something new. Here Is the
sIest. called the 'pousse cafe comtesse."
Madeira glass is filled about two-thirds
4 nth cracked ice and yellow chartreuse.
4 W top OF this comes a thin layer of coffee
\ black as a hat. Above this and heaped
i sgn IN the glass is a foam made by
making cold black coffee with cracked ice.
i mas brownish color | say cold coffee
*cauSe II one takes it warm il will melt
ne Ice and be diluted 70 its great detri-
hfnt This drink ought not TO kill a
onust man unless he sticks 10 il.
iae hunt breakfast is 4 form of deieuaer
Sshleh IS getting quite popular hereabouts.
you sexes partake. ana after a proper
PROD Tor digestion there is q mounting Of
ssteaS and hot chase after the anise bag.
aas elusive animal is usually made TO
run through roads which can be viewed
a aem convenient hilltops, Thus those of
- guests who DO not yearn for the direct
Nl'ement and peril Of the chase may
wv the gorgeous spectacle az their con-
i SlIehce. No attempt Is made TO give the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-01


So much for the dress-up costume.
For the plain one-the durable one-to
be worn through all kinds of weather.
there was brought out navy blue serge
cape, cut in the prevailing fashion, with
fullness on the shoulders and at the sides,
but quite plain front and back. Inside OF
tins there was a thin lining Of gossamer or
rubber which was in turn covered with
beautiful shade of bright red silk. The
silk was not desg ued 70 show on the out
side hut could, II one wished, be wrapped
around the shoulders in al its gaudlness
in a parIOr car. or in the friendly cabin OF
a boat There was = tall standing collar
of natural beaver which combined neautl-
fully with the cape and its lining.
Derby hat went With this. and all was
We. with the appearance OF the traveller
With these TAO outside garments a wO-
man could very nicely travel the continent
over and yet be aUle 10 dress herself for
the street 80 as TO appear well upon any
occasion Could she not2 II should lie
added that the rubber lining of the cape
was so thin that il did not add percepti0ly
70 the warmth, although making IL per-
fectly waterproof.
II YOU have travelled through Scotland
you have doubtless learned that IL Scot
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-01
MAN.

Before the beginning oi years
There came to the making of man
Time, with gift OF tears
Grief, with glass that ran;
summer. with flowers that I'll;
Pleasure, with pain for leaven:
Remembrance fallen from heaven.
And madness risen from he'll;
Strength without han S - smlts;
Love that endureS for breath:
Night, the shadows OF light,
Anu life, the shadow OF death.
And the high gods took in hand
Fire. and the falling OF tears.
And measure OF sliding sand
From under the feet OF TIE years;
And froth and drift OF the sea;
And dust OF the laborlng earth;
And bodies OF things 70 be
In the houses OF death aud of birth;
And wrought with weeping and laughter,
Aud IA hloned with losthlGg and love,
With life before and after,
And death beneath and above.
For = day and a night and morrow,
That his strength might endure for span
With travail and heavy sorrow,
The holy spirit OF man.
From the winds az the north and the south
They gathered as unto strife;
They blea;hed upon e;s mouth,
They Il lied bis body with life;
Fyesieht and sYSSCh they wrought
For the wells OF the soul therein,
A time for labor sBG thought,
A time 20 serve and 20 sin.
They gave him light IN has ways.
And iove and space tOT cEllgLt
And beauty and length o. DAYS.
And night, and sleep In the night,
: speech l. burning fire;
with his .Ips he trsvS le,l;
In his heart is a bind desire.
In ais ewes fo-ekn1w teGge Of death;
He weages and IS clothed with deris4on;
Sows aEG he sal not reap;
Eis life is s. watch or vlsiou
Between a sleep and s.eep
\ i1F~qaF f'hFF'FS SlgfHhaFnC
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-01
Hot Springs.

Natural hot sulphur spring baths with or
without electric treatment Also vapor and
medlcated baths win massage, given under the
directions Uf 4. A Farewell, NJ. ID. W, resi-
denI physician, az the Harrison Hot Springs. b.
c Open al tae year r8ugd tIr the cure OF rhea-
mat.sm neuralgia. dyspepsia, eczema, female
complaints, yenereal diseases, diabetes, cstarrh,
raaiarlai fever, stsrjty. opium habit, etc. etc.
Only six hours b. rsii from seattle 20 Agsssiz
station, Canadian Pacific raj way, hve miles
from the springs. where stage meet al trains.
Fare from Seattle round trip, good for thirty
days, s..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mrs. Sherwood on the Influence
of Good Cheer on Genius.
CARLYLE'S STYLE pYspEPTIc
What Fine Boston Cooking Did for Pres
cott-The Matured Charms of the
British Society Woman.

copyright, 1891, by NJ. E. W. Sherwood
The ancient poets and their learned rhymes
We still admire in these our later times
Aud celebrate their James Thus though they
die
Their names can never taste mortality
These had their helps. They wrote of gods and
king,
OF temples, battles and such gallant things,
And now we ask what noble meat end drink
Can help to make man work, to make him
think
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-01

Free reclining char cars. elegant dining cars,
frst-claSx and tourist sleeping csrS are srlouS
The many Gestures otseye4 by TIE MON Pacific
railway. Descriptive matter AMI fUll informs
tloa reEarllug the many states ana territories
traversc1 by tbs great svSten can be Obtained
Al the com pauy's Office, 7u5 second street A. c
Martin. ticket agent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-01

asha OF the hunt breakfast a character
sueoiarly appropriate 20 the chase.
80 F.ands need not differ essentially from
@ Sse served az ordinary deieuuer.
sae menu / presented above was ar
slsed With q special view u the eating;
~ tAe drinking was an accessory. / pro-
- 20 give another where the drinking Is
H. principal. and the eating the acces-
49, II a man has good wine 10 offer To
1s.Iiehos lie can do no better than invite
sh' 70 table spread IS follows:
u H1ltes
H.. Cauarcs ass0rtls.
C-.eri. Beurre.
HarI.ste
'Sedp cooked sDl served n q stone pot)
CnauiroN lie uoUaTd.
+. oeDts IructsSc
Ne she4 OF brute paste au which Is little
49, pSte Ce tn,e -ras V IA sauce Of bouiloI
49, ~ down al very ta.CS Iaen tee egg Is
y w. shlIred. with .ltsls cheese over ~
fae-:aul ap gFst.u.
4 Nns1eaEtla.a. rlsmrteuoas frais
Extra . CA ,en1eriulD)
>Ht.Ie-
Grapes.
~. tFfcnch pancakes
fuading Comtesse
Frontage "a Creme.
L Cafe
A an even dozen different kinds Of wine.
ter1Qlhg one brand Of champagne. were
n psa NltL tins drieaacr.
cen the GeisuHer and the dinner
s's ian I much tuat man can do in the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-01

Order your coal from the Seattle Transfer
Company. Telephone IL OF ga
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30

Inc QIERet OF the Fight WIS broken
by 3 torrent CT angry words which
drowned d wgEEEans soft and gentle
pleading The nelgh1GrhOGd- aroused
hE the pDFteutOuS sounds WAS ON the
alert In an instant Women. their
faces EsaIe and drawn shr1Elk away in
fear and 4 little knot of Eel. with
aHZry. determined faces gathered III
front of the COSY home where the sad
domestic drama was being enacted.
almost intending To rush TO the poor
xgEruan-s aid L savage oath broke the
II illness: then there came crash and
rEae falling of 4 heavy body with the
con veutIJEHzI dull and Edu-eatIng
thWI- These were followed by 4 feEz1i-
nine cry. whether of dfSpaIr or pain
the IiStRers could NOT tell But they
had heard enough. and they SElraTlg TO
the door. in response TO their heavy
knocks the door was opened tgE little
vTFT1an- who laughed merrIfy and said:
1t 4 nothing. We leave on the ST.
Paul s Duluth RaIFFuad In half an
hour. and john has Ipst his collar butt
ION He L SO inpatient Ha- he has
found it, We don't wonder at John 5
i'm patience for Il i z hardship 70 miss
The Duluth Short Line trains when
travelling bet eea the Twin Cities
D1Iufn and West Superior. Address
Geo. w Bull General Passenger
Agent or e. c GiIlflEan- Assistant
g neral Passenger AGENT St Paul
Mimi
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30
INSANITY Of NTIFfoaafres.

Ihe Increased strain put on a money
making man at the present time. e.
pecIaIIy II he Il engaged in SEecuLa-
ton. l. sonnet hing tremendous Time
was that the very rich people were
either those who had inherited a good
" fortune or those who had accumu-
lated wealth by long wears OF steady
devotion To business Then too. a
millionaire was wonder now. any
ling short of five 10 twenty million
puts man out OF the category OF the
rich Under the present conditions.
every faculty must be constantly
under whip and SPUR. and dangerous
nervIneS are often Escorted to- No
wonder there are 80 MANY cases of death
from --he4fU fsilUre- among the mill
IiOazIreS- The way TO avoid this Is 10
cease 50 much ma kIng haste TO be
rich To know when ONE 4 egEmf0rra 5sIT
well OF. and TO always select the lux
uri0L> trains OF The Burlington
when about 20 make q journey either
for business or pleasure Information
about rates and routes 10 all points
can be obtained from agents of this or
connecting lines or by writing 10 w
C. kHnyUn- Gen Pass Agent C. b *
v r z. St Paul. Mimi
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30
THE SNOW.

Our citizens have reason TO rejoice
over the bCUlIifulneSs with which
nature has bestowed one Of her chgic-
est gifts upon this section OF the cGun-
nv II has been At least three years
since such an ample fail Of SNOW has
occurred az i TOW on the ground
Yesterday afternoon about four inch
= fell. during the night this amount
was doubled. and the fall continued
Throughout d part Of to-day. 30
that over a foot Of snow now lies on
the level II fell without the usual
accompaniment OF a high wind and
was 20 damp that the best Of sleigh
ing viii follow
This morning every pedestrian was
forced 20 plough his way through the
thick mating. but II seemed To have
no other effect than 10 render every
one good natUred- Indeed. MInnes0-
Ia people are fond Of their snow, and
Tts return In such Oldtfule quantity Is
like the return OF an old friend after
an absence OF several Years Every
body was cheerful this morning. even
II paths had 70 be dug. and ngtwittl-
standing the Inconvenience II caused
>lEighS and cutters were brought
out early and the merry jingle of bells
was a pleasant feature Of the morn
ing. Sh0YeIers were out AZ work. and
the railroads and street car company
had forces of men clearing the tracks
The temperature remained but lit
tie below freezing, and rrany c0nsid-
cred this blessing. though the true
Mfnne-Otian would not have been
sorry 10 experience just a wee IrIfe
Of blizzard 20 remind him Of old
times
Merchants expect an increase Ii
trade TO follow this fall Of snow With
sleighing. there viii be IN influx OF
wood hay and other farm produce,
and the streets will take ON 4 more
lively appearance
In OFder TO maintain the general good
nature, our people should not neglect
one important duty that Is now In
cumbent upon them By tonight Oh
ct the latest early Tomorrow morning,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30
QUE NEIGEBGEE0CD.
553dSwI

STERLING CEyTRE Jan -.
Elder Hayward viii preach AT the
Centre school house next Sunday
evening
Otis Ballard left for his home at
Madison ) D. last Friday
Miss Nettie Schram has been visit
ing her friends here this week
Miss Retta PIymat attended liter
airy here last Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs Z w Parks Of Am
boy. visited ; NJ Growers folks sun
day.
Miss Retta PIywlat and Lutte Wells
visited friends In Pleasant Mound last
>uu1ay-
There was d law suit IN town last
Saturday.
Aug Creish and Emma Wall were
married last SUNDAY They viii live
In the woods
Frank Buell. has a new carriage
Il H Nien0w spent Sunday at home
The question for debate al the Lit
erary for next SATURDAY. night i re-
solved That the Pen i MighIier
than the sword
There was a Large crowd To the
Burns club at A. j. Ellis Monday
evening the % inst
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30

Ter everv sidewalk De cleared OF snow.
No one should think OF neglectIng
this more than he would Il a tree or
0ther 0bstructiO should fall across the
walk Remember that there are hun
dreds Of ladies and children who must
several times a day take walks 10 and
from the schools and stores. who ind
II very diGcuIt, If not InJuri0Usly
tIres0mse- 10 drag themselves through
a foot or more Of snow that inCUlbers
someone's sidewalks Let every man
show his gzIlzHtry to-day by putting
his walk In perfect order
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30
SPECIAL JUDGE

Gov Merriam yesterday appointed
Hon. Ira P ShissIer special Judge OF
the Municipal court vice Byron
Hughes. resigned
The appointment X one that Gov
Merriam may feel fully assured viii
meet the approval Of the people OF
NankztO- The appOintee l. a good
LAWYER and whatever duties MAY de
vOIve upon him in this position viii De
scruvuLou,Iy and ably discharged
Here's our combinations Mr. >
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30
AUSTIyS WINTER CARNIVAL

The business men and citizens OF
AnSTIn- Mimi, have planned Tor a
grand Carnival in that city for three
DAYS beginning M0nday- February ,
and continuing To wednesday night
4 beautiful ice castle has been built
ON picturesque little island near the
river bank The grand StGrmIng Will
occur ON "Wednesday night when the
finest display Of fireworks ever seen In
this section Of the country will be shot
of 4 brilliant parade on Tuesday
night. In which i've Thousand uni
formed people viii take part The
Carnival King. In his chariot OF IRE
the Ice Queen. attended by guards of
honor. l-G09 hOrse-mGu. 5000 gentle
men and ladies in tObGggau and ,kat-
Tng Costumes five bands. floats etc
On Monday and Tuesday afternoons
expert skating and JrULIing Races on
the river for big purses Banquet ON
Tuesday evening by Mcintyre Post G.
A. r. and W r c. AT ArnGry hall.
where 5000 banqueEers viii sit down
20 eat and listen TO the speeches and
tGdSrs- Every city and town 4 sEseg-II-
ally invited TO send representative
TO the BANQUET who viii make speech.
advertising his own place
The Carnival l. free To All. and Ans
tin Will welcome. with OPEN arms
every one who will COME and accept
Of her hospitality Reduced rates have
been secured ON al railroads Eleven
hotels furnish good accgmD0siat ions
and special ElrOvISIGls Will be made 70
provide comfortable places for every
body Get up club at once and adj
FI-e the Association when yen are
Coming
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30
No.. { : Lezl= EA1gxay
HOME JOTTINGS-
The ACT GIVEN.

The FEE Press presents to-day
for the information Of the public the
ACT or bill complete a. finally passed
by congress. providing fCF d plo-Ic
building in MGnkztO- Full and sccu-
rare details zrs therein set forth and
IN thus early providing the public with
The information % much desired IN
terested parties viii know precisely
what To do II would seem Very de,lr-
able that haste be made slow IN the
matter Of pIungilg he3dlOng at seq
retary Window with half dozen or
more propositions In good time the
Secretary viii advertise for bids ac-
cOrding to requirements OF the BILL
and everybody viii have an equal
PF-SrPz
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30
ADVERTISEMENT.

Parties wishing 10 E0ve TO another
county or sz&sr, bgv, sell or exchange
Farm lsnds. CIV or Town Properly:
Stocks OF Good Patents; Mining lands,
Horses, Cattle Or Sheep; or L ven wish
partner N business write 20 the un-
derssgred s0r particulars The best
method Of advertising and selling prop
erty IN the wOED- Agents N everv s1ssr
In the Cni0B. LIST of 0fferiug- maTleef
70 your address evNrv 90 days freq En-
Close srsTap for faG E&rI cuIars
Th- North American Investment *
Real Estate ca No 81 Hennepin Ave.
u nDeaDoIls, MIMI 32t4
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30

/ feel Z my duty To say q few words
IN regard 20 E.y's Cream Balm and /
do - GE1E rel y Itll8uI solicitation !
have u>etl Ii uIGFe or AeSS half a wear
and have found Il 20 be most admir-
akRle- lave suffered from csLT1rr1 Of
the wUsrSJ kind ever since / was a lii
tie boy and I never hoped for cure, but
cream Balm seems 20 do even that
Many on nv acquaintance have Used
II with excellent reSuIEs--tSca o.
sCrun- + Warren I've Chicago, IL
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30

PeGpLe fail m E-.sBv Ways In business IN
moran = m rel g10n- IN tzpls-eSs- and IN
neat-h- A weak raarv L often an uzsaSpecrsd
ezu-e OF fs1lnre n life II eae b4a0sz dies not
l4sS 81 breath eSTE-4- etc. IN the hr~Ez
G1ZzI1ess- hHGd4eae ere-- IN ne sgWEaek
WED pain Il-EzsSEl n faint spesss- etc. In
he EVer~ EecrEzs-I-y- esfC-6S-IgC X. etc ARA N
uHE kG1E side. S11Uh1er and -EGU2ea = caused
1E heart strain Es0r all these u1akadEes ssr-
Al - View Cure fHE rh= heart and Eg-.rs Z fhe
5eST remedy Sid guzrxztaed and reenzz-
mEldad ~ J. 2 JGn4S Trea E-@ free
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30
PAY TOUR WATER RET.

City Treasurer Saerk desires u 10
say that q q parties Using city water
and VINO have not paid their asses
EnenJs VII do 20 At 0nce and without
further notice Or the supply viii be
cut OF He desires II understood that
this L IMPERATIVE. and cgnsTmeFs who
do not WzaL 10 be 10 the fncUuYeEli-
ence OF turning An uureeponding fzac-
CT VIII not delay action
Pay E0zlr water rent
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30

An Twn7vta1t Mzrtar.

DruxvIsCs ev6ryw EsrE report rEar Ene saLes
Of me E-eS- 1rSEIge NerVIle- 4 nerve food and
-es1lE-le-HS 9Sa1UlSulEg- exceeding s1vrrfFe
uEEy ever Ed While II gTv=S Universal SAIL
sNSs-I n N 1AzG-aGdS- l3rTuEESEasS. See -tASS-
ness. SeEEal d31IEEIy. bscEHehe, poor l=rro-y
l-s. l1ZlllesE- etc Taylor Bros Of BFrE-
u AMBER NUruEv. Of BsEELe Greek Ntea-
G. B. W9rCw1rlh Z Co. Of Fort Tayua Ind
sl1 E-r-re1S 1f others S1zz1 mat they never
szn-bed any EeGIeIne wEiea sod 80 rapidly.
az gave So. saISfseIIUn- Trial bottles OF urls
,-rssssr r-1asieEae an book on Nervous Diseases.
free AZ Jrcu z Jones. wr0 gEzranEees anG
racC-uArt= II
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30
LATEST MaR1ET REPoR-s


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cAes2-AEE1dZs- Sa--E[a4SE lambs 81 Aza
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30
THE CREAM OF THE LAKE
TCues5 from the Uubul-T

The ladies of the Lincoln Baptist
society will give an oyster supper at
the Lincoln church next Friday NIGHT
Admission . cents Al are invited
1t K true that Mrs Randolph Mitch
ell Is married TO d New York lawyer.
They were married IN Europe, AtinISt-
er Lincoln giving the bride away
Farmers In and about Garden CITY
Will hold meeting next Thursday
night at Greenwood : school hGuze 10
talk over the creamery business
The President has signed the Public
Building DILL 10 be located at M4mka-
to- We cUngratu our neigbb0r and
offer This suggestion build 1t at Lake
Crystal. the tn ward We have MANY
beauEffUf sites and one will be d0nat-
ed ii yGu will accept the Proposition
Arthur Robinson has ElGtted fifteen
zcreS wing In the northern part OF the
cftv into lots - feet wide and vary ing
from $50 10 500 feet In length facing
On either Lily lake road or a broad
street Included In the survey running
nara lei with the railroad The Local
ton i a pleasant one The Agts are
vel shaded with Young timber and
slope both WAYS These lots would be
desirable for residence.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-01-30

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