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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-02-13

TOMMISSIONE Frs OFFICE,
" STAUNToN, Jan'y %, 1891.
James Steele's creditors,
James Steele's admir- & ais,
All persons i terested in the foregoing cause
pending in the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
hereby notified thatI have fixed upon
the 28th DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT, to state fur
Their account of the debts against the estate of
James Steele, decd, and the other accounts re-
quired by the order of recommittal entered in
said cause on the 5th day of December, 1890. A IL
persons holding Judgments against said Steele,
reported in the cause of Bowers &C., VS.. Steele,
are specially required to appear before me on
before the day herein named for taking these &C
counts and prove said judgments and testify as
to any payments that may have been made on
the same. JOHN NJ. KINNEY,
Jan Soft Commissioner
NHORTHAND, TYPL-WRITlNG, PENMAN-
y SHIP-Plain and Ornamental-and CARD
" WRITING, at Dunsmore's Business College
by r. w. BALEENTINE, late Professor in Grand
pds (Mich.) Business College. Young men and
others desiring thoroug h and practical knoW1
edge of Shorthand, Type-wrting and Penman-
ship, will find it to their interest to call on or
address me al the College. night class WILDE
formed at the College for the benefit of those
who cannot take lessons during the day. Terms
and rates reasonable.
jan l6 r. w. BALLEN TINE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-02-13
The Festival of Fools.

The sffestiyal of fools" was feature of
each new year with the Parisians. 1t be-
gan on the 1st of January and continued
for some days, during which all sorts of
absurdities and indecencies were licensed.
This feast was not celebrated after the lat
ter part of the Thirteenth century. Fools
or licensed testers were kept at court up
to the time of Charles I, 1925, but the an
Gent feast was never revived by the peo-
ple.-Detroit Free Press
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-02-13
var Started by q Glass Of wafer.

The war alluded to is the war of the
Spanish succession, caused by a contest
between Austria and France as to whether
an Austrian or French prince should sit
on the throne of Spain The war had been
determined on for several years before the
death of the old King Charles II, but
about the time of his death an English lady
in Paris was raising q glass of water to
her lips at crowded reception. A French
gentleman jostled against her and split the
water on her dress. Her escort took up
the matter and duel resulted, followed
by SO general quarrel between the French
and English residents that it was face
tiously said the war was brought on by
upsetting a glass of water.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-02-13
an EARLY Chinese Compass.

Du Halde, in his history of China, says
the Chinese used a compass similar to the
mariners compass as early as 1910 B. O.
Renandot disputes this, however. 1t is
certain, though, that they knew the use of
the magnetic needle, as Marco Polo saw
them on the northern confines Of China in
1865; and the Arabian sailors, some centu-
ries before that time, were in the habit in
cloudy weather of floating them On cork
in water to obtain the north point; and in
1888 Vasco ds CANA reported that the Ara
bian ships met with near Mozambique
were provided with compasses.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-02-13
A Quick Business Transaction.

A quick piece of foreign financial trans
action was achieved by the Ohio Valley
National. A gentleman called early in the
afternoon and stated that he wished to
pay bill in Paris of $4,000 francs. A
cablegram was sent at 4;30 to the banks
correspondent in Paris, and just after the
Ohio had opened the following morning
that is, a few minutes after 9-the sender
called and stated that he had received
had been properly paid.-Cineinnati En-
quirer,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-02-13
CAN SAVE MONEY

by sending us your orders. Best cof-
fees, teas, tobacco, four-all brands,
cured meats, canned meats, fruits,
etc. Everything is bought direct
from first Observation-Disclosures and
and importers, SO that in selling
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-02-13
BY The WHOLESALE

we are enabled to offer the best bar
gains to our trade. Respectfully solic-
iting share Of your orders we remain,
VERY truly.
,..,,,y Eakle, Bowling & Co.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-02-13
where

are they going?" Just cast your eye
along the immense pile Of boxes, bar
rels and bags, you see being daily
loaded in front Of our store and your
question is answered. Truly it looks
as if we were moving, but this is mere
ly the every day routine Of our i'm
mense shipping business. Heavy
orders from retail
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-02-13
HUMILITY.

The bird that scars on highest wing
Builds on the ground her lowly nest;
And she that doth most sweetly sing
Sings in the shade, when all things rest.
In lark and nightingale we see
What honor hath humility.
When Mary chose the better part,
She meekly sat at Jesus feet;
And Lydia's gently opened heart
Was made for Gods own temple meet.
Fairest and best adorned is She
Whose clothing is humility.
The saint that wears heavens brightest
crown
In deepest alteration bends;
The weight Of glory bows him down
The most when most his soul ascends.
Nearest the throne itself must be
The footstool of humility.
Montreal Star
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-02-13
MERCHANTS

and dealers within radius of 200
miles, ssre constantly being sl1ippoay
With the facilities for shipment, easy
freights and a varied stock to select
from, you
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-02-13

HhsHY is it that in passing the
w Wholesale Grocery Of EA-
KLE, BOWLING & CO., one SO
frequently hears the remark "This
concern seems to be moving out"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-02-13
4 Chunce Of d Lifetime
!. :. ligggettt's
Fort The Month Of February!

What could have been thinking about when bought
line Of White Goods and Embroees the coming Spring
heard and unthought the history the
to think showing mbroder
York or Chicago retail yet will for and ourselves
we'll customers that do the business Of the this de-
parmen It positively curiosity worth paying ticket admission
could not get see tin other way designs than you
thought Of beauty than you dreamed prices
you imagined Ebrodes Well say they true
meaning the word
had before and sell h and here
buying them such quantities. the advantage buying the
that show five
other dry goods house and about Is money
you all the match patterns wide and edges with nerngs MATCH
and only weight material Cambria Swiss to
match the very heaviest Beced Musn very
is not ala White Goods stock not complete with only trimmings we have
all the materials for making the garments.
French Nansooks us India Linens French Cambrics Persian
Lawns and NluIIs, Dmity, Linen Lawns Victoria Lawns
Silk Null, Swiss plain or dotted, Organizes, Do
mestic Cambrics, &c, &c.
Everything you can ask for in a white Goods Stock.
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annitm0bel, 8rif=a=8rafs
l1n0 Ylait=Ornaunente.

Setpunbernstpertbe Musmabl bon Ganebs
unh Rnnit= =@lObeln, 8iIbern, S9aufelftlbIen,
9arlor 8abinets, Gbiffonieren. Sntitanbsn !;
ebte Smbrnaer unb tiirfiidae 1epfiAe, &uss
nnS asortieren; 8riiiieler, Mbn1imfter uno
gelSet 1eppi@e, ghaiie tongues, 9ebnftible
(bie etnem @alait Gbre MAIDEN ipiirben) ieis
Ssae nnb Gbenille gorhdnse; Quilts bon
Giserbaunen, feine 8ettbeden, SuBbdnfe unb
taaienb anoere artifeI, nit einem fompIetten
gorratb bon
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Grfabrmm8en etnes fleinem Wsao1ens
tn etttem Qeud1fflurme.

@ar. unb Wars. 2cren Grescrtt tppbnen alS MdGter
tn fem &esierunss =Geudttburme RON Ganb Bead I'm
Stdate WtGisan. Ste f,nb NIT eineir Sabre alten
Xo4rer&en 8eiegnet. SIN lesten Mprtl befam iie Gle
Wafe-n anb bann etnen iGrediiaen Suten, perbunber
NIT Gteber. Dcccren bebanbelten e tu 9au5e unb tn
Detroit, ober persebenS, es trurbe immer SGlimmer
NIT ibr, bts fte prpte Saut unb anp@en" mar. Oa
perfutten es ibre Gltern nit Dr. atnss 0euer Gnt=
6eduns unb nadbem fie nur 3met uno eine bal6e
Dai@e hapcn Setroutht batte mar iie ppufdutts se=
hetlt. Sle iasen Or. Rings Nene Gntbeduns iet ibr
@eridt tn Sob ipertb ater benIr iinp ErpbefafHen
tofenfret su baben BET Ncofpb DreB, Ibpmricn &
Sc. tn Gan &ntpntp, Tega8.
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gerbre6eus Idulbis, ais oaB i'd als
&ino cine 9tuB geltobten babe, Die ih
leiber ni6t Suriidltetlen founte, oa t1
oielelbe geselleu batte. Darauf lprah
Der 9apitan nit einem S6atten bon
idalfbaitem 3wintern III ieinem 9luse:
nSuu9er Wtann. lobalb sic erfabren
perben, ,pesbalb nlau sic bergebra6t,
meroen sic Die Sadie ni6t nletr 10
lei6t nebnleu!" = SD nabm oarauI
cine m09(ihlt ernite Wtieue OH uno
uabm mir Islbit eiueu Stubl. Da
beuste iid Der Gapitdu iiber leinen
S6rei6tiid. bob einen 3eitunssbosen
iii Die O06e uno bradfe cine Blatte gum
Gori9ein, iiber Die cine @lasslode
eeltiilpt mar. llnter Der @lode lag Elm
billi9cr Sd6er unb auf Dem Sdder Elm
@tipas, bas itb aniaass in oenl 9albs
bunfel uidt erfenuen fonnte. Gr bans
bigte mir oa8 gan5e ein, inbem er
la9te: nGrfenneu sic oaS? = Stun
ltelen sic it'd aber meiue lleberral6uns
Dor, alS id nnter Der @las9lode auf
oen1 6G9er = mas neinen Sie ipobl ?
: einen uleiner eigenen 5anbl9ube
liegen fanb! slls id) mid BON neineln
Grltannen erbolt bate, laetc itb , Qber
bas 1T ia Elm 9anbi6nl pou mir! SD
meib swar, oaB meine 9anOl6ube BON
better Quatitdt linO unO Don ele9antein,
cisenartisem Sdnitt, aber lpesbalb i'm
aapitan Canton 10 iorefdltig unter
einem @lasitllr5 aufbenabrt, lit mir
tbatla6li6 unbe9reifli6!"
(6prtiebuna foIatl.
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gie i.eue gtaats. ylaataae.

Die felt elm paar syabren f9on aur
Inmenbung getommene praIis, bic
Sa6tlinsssArbeit auf 5taatsfarmen 3u
Dertuertben, bat fb als 10 erfolgreid
uub fiir bic Ginan3en bes Staates ges
winnbrinBenb ermieIen, oaB bic @es
fduguibbeb6roe befGIofen bot, elm ct.
pertinent nit elmer bem 5taate sugeb6
riger nn0 bon ibm bgarbeiteten plans
tage an5uIfeaen.
Mie ein Geriht aus Mufiin mitibeiIi,
TT Oer Nntauf Der iD9enanntsn rAQen
Garm@, tuel6e ibr 8efiBer Col. g. o.
ytogers neuerDinss benz Stnate gum
Raul auget0ten bate, enbghltig abges
f9loRen unb perfect gemorben.
Die neu ertDorbeHe Staots. plantage
bat gerobe fur ben 3med, 3u Dem He
beitimn,t III, bic m6glid5fi gtniiige ga.
&c; He if6Bt nit ber eiuen Seite an bic
Santa Sc BabnIinie unb bietet babur9
fiir bic gerfAlffuus ibrer gr3eugn,fs
cine ebenfO 3ur 0anb lieeenoe tpie bill.
gen transport. Gelegsnbeit, mdbrenb
auf 5wei Seitsn sesen Often unb gu
ben bin, cine 8iegung bes Bro3os 6lni
G6uB uno beinabe bolltommene sis
Gerbeit eegen elm etwaiges gMtmei9en
ber Str6ftlnge gewdbrt.
Die Mlens6arm f9lieBt i'm Gan3en
3400 Nfer bes reiGfien Nieberungslans
bes In fi6, BON mel1en 1000 fitb I'm
por5hsli9ften 2uIturfanoe befinben
unb bic iibrigen 400 tpertbpotles 6ols.
unb WeibeIanb hnb. Die @eb6ulih.
feiten. ale i'm befen 3uitanbe. Iiegen
TN Wtttelpuntte bes 5tafes; fie tefe,
ben aus einen, groben @in.0auie nit
orei Stdnben, BON mel9en ieber etiDa
20 Ballen 8aumwoue per Sag reinigt
unb prebt. aus u1ebreren gerdumigen
6@eunen unD 6tdllen. iowie NuBens
gebduben ieber Dirt, aus einem grpBen,
folibe gebauien Wobnbaufe fur bic @es,
fdngenem unb einen tuobleingerimteten
0ospital &c. Oas suerlt genannte Sin.
0aus liegt In Der tlnmittelbaren WGbe
bes 4abnseleiies. SIR ben Waiferbe,
bari forgen mebtere arteRf9e. unb Elm
paar pumpbrunnen, unb als eiIerner
Beifanb ber Garm, tueI1er nit Ia ben
BeRb bes Staates dbergebt, iinb 95
pferbe unb MauItbiere, eine betr1c5t.
li6e Nn5abl BON 69weineu. Wageu
uub Mderbaugerdibidaften aIer Mrt 3u
nenneu.
Sfl ben lebten paor Sabren bate ber
OurGi9nittsertrdg ber 5drm fid In
runbsr Summe ouf 1000 8aleu Baum.
moae genelt uub In bislem Sabre auf
1900. Mn Welf@torn fnb 10000 1us
ibel geerntet iDorben, io,pie 9artoffeln
uub @emnie In GROCER Menge. Der
0auipreis, tpel9en ber Staat an Col.
Wogeis su aablen bot, betrdgt $75, 900
= Delde nod ben @rfabrungen, bic
bic iebt nit ber 3G9ilingsarbeit unter
ifaatli6er 8erDaltung gema9t finb, ,ob,
ne 3weifel bobe 3inieu eintrageu tuers
ben.
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Nus Stuttgart mirb berihtet:
per neue G6nig bon Whrttemberg bot
0efn Rinbaii9, ben @enerals sSnten.
0anten Der f3niglihen Dper, fofort mad,
lelner abrDnbefeigung entIaiIen uu6
bamit einem SfauhaI elm gube oes
ma6t. tpeI4er bic GeieGf6oft in 5tnst.
CART nidt weaig geeen bas DOrtise abeas
ter petitimmte. Der Nsaiirefen Snien.
bant tuar Bis Dor tpenieen s5abren ein
einfa9er Gubalternbeamter In Der
Sbeatertaualei. Damn beiratbete er
cine febr i66ne Srau. bel melder er
Dem berforbenen R6uise semiHe Rette
einr6umte. Gum 2obn 5afhr tuuroe
oer gefdQiae gbemann bef6rbert uno
ftlieblib Sntenbant. Sn ibrer etel.
lung tbaten fe am 5tuttsartet 91eater,
tpas fie MOLTEN, madten uno bernitte.
ten gang ua1 @efallen Rdn1Ier. Mepu.
tatiouen uno trieben gerabe bic befen
Salente Dom Sbeater meg. Nu1 ber
frabre Snteuoant, 6err BON Mertben,
muBte ibnen nei@en; tpirb aber iebt
mabrf6einli9 ebrenboG auf ieinen pos
ften auradberufen tperoen.
Jrdulein @entrp. elmer Nmerifas
nerin, lit es geaattet morben, ben Dor,
leiungen einiger profeRoren Der Matbe.
matit on Der 8erliner uniperftdt ols
1Sospitantin" beijumobaen. GepieI
erinnerli9, giebt es an Der BerIinsr
uniDerftdt nur einen prdesbensfoH
fur biefe grlaubniB.
Rad Der ueberHbt bsr gtats.
Stdrfe bes beutfben Reidsbeeres far
bas Sabr 1928 beiiebt oieles ges
aentpdrtis aug 20,524 Offisieren. 1867
983 unteroffi3ieren> unb 6oIboten,
1887 4eraten, 1893 3ablmeiltern, 2uft.
f6iffsrn &C., 559 2oB :. Nersteu, 855
Bt6ienma6ern, SO 6attlern unb runo
10000 @inidbrigs6reiuiligen 8uiam.
men aliO aus runb $50. 600 Monn. Mn
Sienfpferoen fine 90 $50 porbanben.
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sautes aaerlei aug 9euti@sano

- 8ei ber Wieberaufnabme Der
Rei6stass Sibungen ftellte fb Der Be-
fanb ber 6raetipnen folgenbermaBen:
Deutfd @onierbatibe Sc. oeuti9e
&ei6spartei 19, Centrum Ill, poIen
Is, 9tatioualllberale 40, Oeuti1freifins
nige "a. goIfspartei 9, sociaIbemotra.
ten 35, bel feiaer Groetion 20. Ser
Nei4stag 3dblt augeablidlid 1913 Wit.
glieber; erlebigt iinb bier Manbate.
Sem beutifen Rei9stose finb
6,314 petitionen nit l .081. 600 l1nters
f6riften fir &adberufuns ber Sefuiten
un0 1876 Petitionen nit l ,125. 900
unteri6riften gegen bic Rld6erufung
auge9argen.
Inter Der ueberibrift .Qeer unb
Worbe" fGreiben bic x@ren3boten" !:
Mls Der 4aiier Brigade Rommanbeur
NOR. erlieB er eine f6arfe 8erorbnung
gesen bic ipiben 56ube, bic meiten
Beinfleiber nit ben 8Agelfalten, bic
fur3eu uebert6de. unb bie pillthrlihe
Gorm ber Mtiben. gDir tpifen nidbt,
OBJ bel ben &esimentern. bic ber Raifer
bamals fibrte, biefe 0erorbnuns nod
iebt befolgt tpirb. aber bas ui1en mir,
baB in ben meilten anberen @esimen.
tern bic @ngldnberei ifart eingeriHen iif.
Gs feblt ni6t mebr biel bis gum Mufs
frempen bet 8eintleiber. Mabri1eins
lid IN CO unieren 9ieuteuauts betannt,
baS ben Nbiutauten zines unierer prins
gen ausbtudlid borgel9rieben tpirb ,itre
4leiber BEL einem beitlmmten S9neiber
in 2onbDn onfertieen 3u IafIen.
- Der .Weiers3 rs3eitung@ 3ufoIae ers
tldrte fid bic preuBiide Staas.&esie.
rung bereit, tuegen Mbtretung preuBis
f6en @ebiets on Bremen 5peds Ser.
gr0Beruns ber 0afenanIasen bon Bres
mer5apen, nit 0em Senate In Ser.
banblung 5u treten.
= Die Geraussabe bes i6rifiltelle.
rii@en Nadlalies bes @eneraIfelbmar.
i9aas @rafen Weltfe pirb bemnddit
bonn @roBen @enerolfobe. gbt5siiune,
fur &riessseihi4ts1 onasz1
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Ser Mnnfier Nl1or afrenht unh h

= Der Banfier Mar Arenbt unb Der
procuriif Grib Wolf maren bonn 9ers
liner S60ffeneeribt tpeaen aroben llus
tugs 5u ie 30 Mart @eIOltrafe unter
Der Mnnabne berurtbeiIt lDorDsn, baB
He mdbrenb Der 86rfen3eit ON 1S. Se.
bruar b. 3. Elm ber ibaifd6li6sn BE.
sriinbuug sdn3lidb entbebrenoes Gsl
riiGt bon einer @rtrantuug bes 2aii
uerbrsitet bdtteu. 4uf ibre &G1i1
murben bic Augetlagten. sa1
tammer freigeipfoGSn
wdlif9aft leets
bss 2ammx
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n poulp & Dielmonn bos
beg G1ebs @aTraibe bon sbselpapier.
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M I B II M 8

sum pniammenlesen unb gum auffteuen in
Yll5ds unb Marpcco Dedeln NIT oribirten
Silber unb antifen glfenbeinsDe Defprationen.
gbenlo auf bic edit lebernen Eoilettes Gdfte,t
fit Serren, YlilH &aud. Sets, Gancb 9laid,
Metaas nnb Sorn @eftele fir ber1diebenei,
gebraud. aIe Irtitel trasen Die popmIdren
4reiie in 3ablen.
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= @esen elm 8eberleioeu, uoran i1
aebn Sabre geliiten bate. tpanbte i'd
nit guten Grf0lgen Or. Mueuit 26nis's
6amburaer Sropfen an. - Mntpu1
Stub. 365 ytapiss 6tr., 3CGs
u. o. Sn ofIen Apoibsten =
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ainoer Nfdntel.

Nie oorber baben nit barin aud nur cine
balb 70 srpbe slustpabI sebabt, tpie bieies
Sabr, ME porber paren bic 4reiie 10 entl@ie.
ben gu @uniten Der &unben ipie beute.
Bunberbabi9e seitidte Gloafs fit ainber
bon 2-5 Sabreu, in tpeib unb farbis. @e>
guldrer 9reis bieier @aare bon $3.50 bis
$500. 8ir bertaufen bieielben fir
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Die
WS9eutli&e Treie YreHe far 9ssae
eri9eint
teoen Qomneraae
unb fottet
$3.50 fiir bas Sabr pber Q1. - m
e Mnnate In Wuraasbssahssaa.
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Mdntel, seSaden nno l1e=
berluiirfe.
giebmt ben Gleoator.

9as sr6bte, rei9baItigite, oolfdnbisHe
beit aiiOrtirte unb biaisite Gloaf Saus in
Seras.
DamensSaden gu $3.50, ipertb $500.
Danlen=Saden gu $500, iuertb $3.50.
9anossendbte Saden gu $3.50, tpertb $500.
2onbon Promenaben.Rofe 81 So, tpertb $11.
Danen 3eus @apes gu $475, tpertb Sc.
Samen Qitradan gapes gu $3.50, tpertb
$5.75.
9amsn 8luiA lletertuiirfe, 5atin 8eiat 81
$3.50, ipertb $1275.
$1S 9ieipmarfets, reoucirt gu $3.50
SIS 9aetpmarfrts, rebueirt gu $40.
$3.50 gewnartets. rebusirt gu 1915.
$3.50 Glotb Circulars, rebu3irt gu $500.
1tnb 70 lit i'm sansen Departsntent Bel iebem
einselnen &rtitel cine @riparnib BON 20 Bis
80 grosent tpabrnsbmbar.
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Yliiih 9pilette> 3dit6ett.

TST Os"Tse.1VsSS
9anbidub. Rditden, @arfinterie=sa saaitden unb
s6laf6en. Saidsntad sfaiten, Rau9 Sets,
4lbums, 8ilberrabmen &C., iueIte ansseseids
nste @ebartstasss, So4Seitss ,lnb Ssiertass,
Gef4enfe
BON mirfli4 EN- 80 ertbe
abseben, tpie iie I'M sansea gSeiten >slesanter
nidt sefunben tperben f5mnen.
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$500,

9unberte bon &leibunssitiiden fir &inSer
in iebem @Iter BON $3.50 BIS $14.
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8eionoere Mufmcrflamfeit lenfen mir auf
unier Nnortinent BON
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-04-16

81 have been much impressed, Miss
Lou" remarked young Mr.. Trotter to
the girl at his left at the dinner table,
upon whom he was DESTROYS of making
good impression, with an article |
read recently in one of the magazines on
the influence of food upon the human
system"
eyes" replied the maiden encourag-
ingly, and Trotter went on:
1.-THE author maintained that man
becomes to great extent what he eats,
and, do you know, am thoroughly con-
WINGED that he. is quite right"
1t was extremely inopportune that the
hostess should have selected this moment
to ask
"Mr. Trotter, won't you have some
more of the roast pork. You are so very
fond of it, know."-Chicago Inter-
Ocean,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-04-16

O which he will probably cali Justine Yer,
naDocz. SEBASTIAN CtmaGhn, Gen. Manuel
Gonzales and Gen Carlos Pachecoi thoush
The president SAYS nothing definite mas
neeu decided vet aud declines to listen I" OF
sneak of the rumOrs. The bill creating ne
Office OF vice president viii be presented If
ter by his session of compress.
Fi5auce minister to Dub,au states rhut
The financial outlook was never better. Inc
new budget will undoubtedly leave sur
plus as expectations are increasing and sta 90,
stistics show that more goods are Delhg IN ia
ported from the United States and less
from Europe than in former years.
Col. Corel ofthe Mexican army accom-
panies Lieut. Baker, commissioner OF tne
Chicago fair, to Mexico in his trip to chi
cago to select site for the Mexican ex-
hlbit.
Private kilograms received from Central
America states that political volcano
threatens eruption. Details are expected
by Monday, as they are coming to the
frontier on hore eback.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-04-16
ninlnr nith niserinaIna .Ion.

If one desires to dine with physolog-
ical discrimination the meal should be-
gin with few uncooked oysters or clans,
which are Immediately stimulating, nu-
tritious and digestirs. both oysters aud
sea fish contain q tonic quantity OK 10
dine, and are good nerve foods. with
the exception OF cayenne, the carrier
dishes should be mildly seasoned; the
entrees may become piquant gradually;
the ice or Roman punch refreshes the
tissues of the mouth and throat, which
have been heated by the food and some
what infamed or, rather, stimulated;
the liquid GOODNESS counteracts those
feverish conditions, and prepares the pal
ate for the flavor of the roast or brolled
game.
The accompanying salad greatly en-
hances the intense flavor of the roast,
while the condiments and salad oil favor
digestion. The dessert sweets tend to
regulate the combination of the nutri-
tive elements in the blood, exercising a
chemical action not yet thoroughly I'M
derstood. Black coffee or tea without
milk has an astringent effect, that IS, 1t
contracts the mucous membrane of the
digestive organs, interfering with the
flow of the gastric and intestinal fluids,
and thus retarding digestion.
When their effect is desirable, the
warmth and stimulus derived from
either of those beverages can be replaced
by drinking glass of hot milk and wa
ter, swallowed as hot as possible, in
large sips, and there is no handicap, as
with tea or coffee. The milk soothes the
sensitive digestive tract, which may be
disturbed by other foods, and the hot
water is sanative; the milk taken with
out the water would become a solid
food directly it encountered the gastric
juice, thus lacking the necessary liquid
quantity. Juliet Corson in Harpers
Bazaar.