Telegram-herald., 1891-11-16


smaller. Good dogs like good horses
come in all shapea There are, how
ever, certain points to be remembered
In choosing your dog. Avoid . wide
chest with heavy shoulders; the chest
should be moderately narrow and deep
with well-sprung ribs In q compact
body. . good strong loin and we'll
turned stiles. From the foregoing the
reader viii gather that either . pointer
or an English setter will suit nearly
every requirement. and as guide
to intending purchasers it may not
be out of place to name q few Of the
moro important kennels whose owners
have done so much by judicious
selections. competent training and
great outlay OF money to
bring pointers and settlers to the front.
Tho principal pointer breeders are
Westminster Kennel club, Babylon, L.
l.; Hampstead Farm kennels, Hemp
stead. L. l.; Charlottesville kennels,
Charlottesville, Va; Graphic kennels,
Netherwood, n. j.; Charles Heath.
Newark, N. j.; and Brynmawr kennels,
Philadelphia, Pa. The kennels devoted
to English settlers are Blue Ridge ken
nels, Sperryville, Va; J. II. Avent.
Hickory Valley, Tenn; Rockingham
kennel, New York city; J. Shelly Hud-
son. Covington, KY; Mount Washington
kennels, Pittsbusgh, Pa; Elm's ken
nels, st. Paul, Mimi, and many other
smaller breeders whose names would
fll columna The price for q well bred
pup from these kennels ranges from $50
TO 500, though there are certain strains
from Geld trial vinners, whose products
cost ~ high a $500, bat for ordinary
Geld purposes the smaller priced is just
a reed. III. w. LACY.
UUTCN APPETiTES.
The Fare Laid Before . Stranger In the
Land Of Ezcellsnt rrsnchnsn.
A stranger dining for the Arst time IN
. Dutch tavern sees . few novelties
First Of al he is struck by the great
size and thickness of the plates, propor-
tionats to the national appetite; and in
many places he win And . napkin Of
fne white paper. folded in . three-cor-
nered shape and stamped with . border
of flowers. . little landscape in the cor
ner, and the name of the hotel or cafe,
with bon sppstit In large blue letters
The stranger. says the author Of Hol-
land and Tts People. to be sure Of his
facts, viii order roast beef and they
viii bring him half . dozen slices as
large a. cabbage leaves; or becfsteak,
and be 10 presented with . sort Of cush-
Ion Of raw meat, enough TO satisfy .
family; or . fsh, and there appears .
marine animal nearly - long a. tho
table, ard with each of these come .
mountain OF boiled potatoes and . pot
Of vigorous mustard OF bread, . little
thin slice about as big ~ dollar. most
displeasinz to us Latins. whose habit 10
Is TO devour bread in quantities. 20 that
Ia . Dutch tavern one musA Be con-
ssansly asking for more, TO the great
amusement Of the walters.
With any one Of these three dishes,
and . gla<s 81 Bsvsrian OF AmsterdaA
beer. m honest man may be said 10 have
dined A for wine. whoever has the
er~np n bis purse viii not talk 81 vine
In Holland. stnce II u extremely dear;
euA ~ ps~~ss here sre pretty generally
roeusss almost ali middle-cls~s Dutch
men and theiv bctters drisk * and
there ere scrssanly few countries where
% sress variety apA abundance Of
foreiGn wines sre found - IN HoElanA.
French snd RAine vi.es spsesssly.
LADIES' vhe vasae r-Enes eoapier-
ic8 mast use Pszzenis Powder. Hpre-
duces . scfs sod beaunfsi skln.
&c to Chieago Via G. AW. Il =.