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The Louisiana populist., 1898-02-25

Still we are happy to be able to state
that there is genuine prosperity in cer-
tain portions of the country, as the
following telegram from St. Louis
proves:
MISS ANITA CRAWFORD, OF
WESTMINSTER PLACE, HAS HAD
THE EARS OF HER PET CAT
PIERCED AND LARGE DIAMOND
E R RINGS PLACED THERE.
T H Ely SPA RKLE BEAUTIFULLY
AGAINST THE BLACK FUR"
The dispatch does not state whether
Miss Anita is a relative Of D. Craw-
ford, the st. Louis merchant prince
who discharged those of his employees
who refused to abandon their free sill
yer ideas.
The Louisiana populist., 1898-02-25

having a disastrous effect there. The
Pueblo (Col.) Courier says: Last
week the management Of the steel
works imported large number of
negroes. At the low wages paid, SLIPS
per day, white men cannot be found to
endure the hard labor to be performed
in these works. Cheaper labor seems
to be the motto Of Supt. Robinson,
whether the employees can live on their
earnings or not. The nearer we can
get to poverty and slavery the better
some men are suited who have it in
their head that the majority of human
beings are only fit to make profits for
some one other than themselves"
The Louisiana populist., 1898-02-25

What the people use most, the peo-
pie should own.-Cicero.
The Louisiana populist., 1898-02-25

The people need Supreme court a.
washington, The plutocFacy has ole,
Phoenix Gazette. It
The Louisiana populist., 1898-02-25

The social revolution is bound to
come. 1t will either come in full
panoply Of law, and surrounded with
all the blessings of peace, provided the
people have the wisdom to handle and
Introduce it betimes; or 1t may break
In upon us Unexpectedly, amidsrall the
commissions of violence, with wild, dis
heveled locks, and shod in iron san
dals. Come it must, in one way or the
other. When l withdraw myself from
the turmoil of the day and dive into
history, l hear distinctly it's approach
ing tread.--Lassalle.
The Louisiana populist., 1898-02-25

1t we want beautiful men and wom-
en- We must have beautiful conditions.
Ben Tillet.
The Louisiana populist., 1898-02-25

New York was a Tory town during
the American revolution and it is a
Tory town yet Most of it is owned by
foreign nobility or their American rep
resentatives.-Appeal to Reason.
The Louisiana populist., 1898-02-25

He who casts vote to give the poor
a chance to make an honest living does
a work for the Lord.--NeW Era.
The Louisiana populist., 1898-02-25

Until very recently wages in the
rsesy mountains have been held up to
81 per day. but Mckinley prosperity Is
The Louisiana populist., 1898-02-25

This is the general claim made by
the gold press without specifying par
ticular instances. The reverse is the
truth. Wages are being reduced all
over the country, even in those indus
tries especially favored by the Ding
ley tariff. Following is a portion or
the record as printed in the news COL
umn of the same papers that are edi-
torially advertising Mckinley prosper
ity:
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COnErcgati Churches.

First-Coiumbia City. Preaching at II 30
a. m and I:S0 D. M.
kirkiand-Sunday services AT II a. m.
and p. m. Y. +. S. {. r, p. IN. sun
Jay school at Il noon.
German Congregationai-Sev ave-
nue.. between Pine and Olive Services at
III a. m. and $50 p. m. John u. Biegett.
pastor.
universty-T. c. Wiswell. pastor. sun
day services at ii a. m. and 80 u m.
Bible school AT 1910 n. m. Y p s. G r..
al p. m. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening at o'clock
Edgewa;er-Rev. j. T. Nichols. pastor.
Services az IL a. N. and r. m Sunday
school. i2'is p. m. y. Z. S. c. E.. D. m.
Junior Y. 2. s. c. e. Friday AFTERNOON a.
3:& Prayer services, Friday evening OF
Plymouth-Corner Third avenue and
University street. Rev W II. q. Temnje.
pastor. 1906 Seneca street: telephone. Green
$sl Study al house. Home usually each
day nnt!l y. III. Sunday services:
Preaching at II a. m. and y. m. SUNDAY
school at 1890 p. m. Young Peopie's So
clety Christian Endeavor at go n. M
Midweek prayer meeting Thursday a. i
p. m. Vacation arrangement, up TO and
including August 2s Rev. S M Free
Land Will preach each Sunday morning No
evening services.
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Lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran-Duwamish Mission.
Sanders hall, below Sweeney's brewery
Services al $50 every other Sunday.
Norwegian -Danish-Fourth avenue and
Study In basement. Services a, II a. m.
and s p m.
German Lutheran-Servlccs in han. cor
ner Main street and Minor ayeu,Ie ser
vices every second ana fourth Sundays OF
he month al 7:i5 y. IN. by the REV. W.
Ii. Behrens. pastor.
German Evangelical. Lutheran. g.
Johns Congregations SUNDAY scfyices
corner Market and Main, IN Rain,er
Heights Baptist church, every FIRST and
Sunday school every Sunday AZ n ~
Children's singing practice every Friday
at 7:3o p. m.
German Evangelical Lutheran Zion.s-
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street
q, 1899 a. m. and 30 y. m B!b.ssi,,ntie
1:30. and JugendI syein. SEQ Tonrsda !
evening" Choir practice. Tuesday even
German South Seattle Mission--1n hal
near postoiiice. Sunday services ever
second and third Sunday Of the month a,
p. m. Sunday school, services neyf s,,,,
day al D. m. Pastors f. knaone In,
Howell street. and w. ii. kurtz. 1850 How.
ell street
Holy Trinity. English-Corner Seventh
avenue and Union street. Rev. James r
Reates. pastor; residence, el0 Pike sfreat
Services AT IL a. m. and s d m Sunas :
school az $50 a. m. No evening serves.
Luther League or Tuesday evening
Swedish Evangellca!-Thirda venn. caa,
Pike. Rev. Martin l.. Larson pasfor. ress.
deDce. li2l Fifth avenue Sunday Seryfnes
a. l0:3p a. m. and p. III. Sunday 4s,heoi
IL m. tiele ., e3ass or prayer meeting at
p ON Thursday. services at n N,
The Cent Society NEE IL at 4 H. m. The st-s,
and third Tuesdays of the month
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81 Luke's-Renton. Rev. Lionel A
wye. minister n charge. Service and ser
mon AZ p. n.
West SeasIle-Services are held ese.y
: O'Clock Rev. George Buxzsiie. rector 81
81 Clements church. Officiating.
ST Paafs chape!-warren avenue and
republican street. Rev. Lionel A. Wye.
a. N Morning prayer and sermon at II
a. ~. Holy Communion on the flrst sun
DAY OF the month at II a. n. and on the
taird Sunday at a. m
81. Mary's-W Woodland Park. Rev. H II.
Goweta IN charge. Service and sermon al
I. p. N. Mr., Wilbur :. Lewis. lay reader,
staten.
81; Clement s--Twenty-.our.h avenue
SOUTH and Washington street. Rev. George
Buzzeiie. rector: residence. sSs Twenty
nfih avenue south. Sunday school, 10
=. m Morning PRAYER aud sermon at II
manion on. the hrst Sunday o. every
month al II a. m. and on the third sun
Gay OF every month AT a. m.
s. Marks church. Harvard avenue and
spring Sps street. Rev, J. z: d. Llwyd. rec
tor' res. dsnce, 1879 Broadway. telephone.
hlack 1851 Hours al church. to 10 .. m.
ana 20 .'59 y N. Services at ~ and Ii
d, m and P. m. Bible c.ass for adults.
choir
81; stephen $ Ballard Rev. T. e. Hy-
lah9; rector. Divine service every Sunday
d. II a, N. and .:2e y m. The noIy COM
tnunion - celebrated on the frst and
snlrd Sundays or the month: on the hrs;
sandSy al II a. IA, on the third Sunday
Trinity Parish Church-Corner Eighth
avenue and James street. Rev. n II
Gowtu. rector Holy communion 1.gA a
IN. Morning prayer. ltsny and sermon.
II a. N: evening prayer and sermon. ! :gj
y. IA SUNDAY schoo. d, 9,sa a. "a. Stgsn-
gers cordially invited. Morning S,Ibiac.
THE Problem OF Job" Evening. lecture
on church history. THE Neronian Pers,-
cution."
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Baptist Churches.

Norwegian Danish-Servlces every fun.
day at II a m. and 30 p. 10. Rev /. A ii
Johnson. OF Tacoma, breaches very other
sunday. sunday school ~ n PRAYER
meeting Thursday evening a. o'clock An
who understand the language are cordially
invited.
Market S'reet-corner Twenty-fourtb av-
enue south and Main street Rev. Thosns.
Baldwin. ID. ID. pastor, Services on SIM
day at IL a. N. and y m Young PEG.
Piles Society Of Christian Endeavor q, q A,
D. Prayer NEE ding every Thurssfsv
evening AZ 7:5o Sunday school AZ Isls
p. m.
First Baptist Church Fourth avenu. he
tween James and Cherry streets f<,,,ta .
Bowerman pastor. residence is07 rwenff-
eth avenue. telephone Brown as aeryif.a
AT IL q. m. and =. n. Bible school g.a5
a. IN. Mr.. e. :. Shank SuDerfntspdenf
Young Peoples SoCie-Y. r. m Noynfng
subject. Growth" Evening Subject ''-rn.
DecsGence OF the Casholi- Catia~s"
S~esl. sfs--f'ftn avenue ami Owe street
Rev. Andrew Swar;z. pa.s,Or: residence sr
olive = reet- Sunday sa~TYic4=s az 1929 a m
and 30 y. m. Sunday SCHOOL az II IA
Young Pe0pieA PRAYER meeting at ? y N
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at s
O'Clock Weekly meeting of Young PEI
pies Society Saturday evening al o. clock
Al who understand the S1eaish language
are c-ordisiiy Invited.
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Renton Cburch-R% George F. Whit
worth II. D.. pasr9r. Services at 3 and
?:39 = m. Union sunday schro. Al Il a. m
Weisa-seventh avenue and Olive Stree,
Rev, HiAar9 DAVIS. pastor. Services a
% 30 a IA. and : = ~. Sunday school At
2,5o p n. CJase nee Dg Wednesday AZ .,
.. m A.! friends are cordially invited 20
attend fheS.. services
FIRST Presshy ieri agl--Corr.er F'rssrsl ace
me and Spring street. Rev A. l.. n.gff.r
son. d. d. pastcr; residence, 81 Spring
street.
Galway Pfe@DJ iss an Rev. Donald Rosa
pasto-. residence, III Twenty fourth ave
nve. services az l. a 81. aCd p. N. every
Sabbath. Y. +. : e. ?. at p n Prsver
meeting every Thursday @vening al !
O'Clock. Sunday ss>a0al az lz:gs
second Sortn Seattle 1870 Third sy.uue
DCFth and Harrison street Hsv ~
n a 1or pastor. telephone Lake 81 Pr.acg-
.ng at II a n AID - ?. Il. i + ! g. T.
q; = .. n Aad-wesk meeting Thursday
a. II o n
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Yesier Junction Church-PreachinE q
Sunday at II a.
puwamish Church-Daniel' Bagiey. PAS
tor. Sunday school at 10 a. IA PrescaihS
at 20 p. m.
Fi-st--Thsrd avenue and Zine sGseE
Preaching az II a. IN. and 80 2. N. Class
meeting a. 10 a. m Sunday school ~ lE.-V
p. III. Y. +. 5. l.. E. a, SIS y m rays
meeting Thursday az ! 70 =. m aonsm,x
at $50 o. m Preaching hy Rev, ~.
Whitman. strangers welcome To All ssfvs
ices.
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w. J. Co,ville. Of New York. will con
duet free service iG the MAsspnlc han.
Second avenue and Pike street. this morn
i-v II n % 9ci>ck. The S;55iect % the rs
course WI ~ Essential Elements 81
Universal Religion" Every ole welcome.
Al the neet.ax a. tae Young Msr's
Chris. an Assoc At{cn thss afternoon a.
o. clock Rev. James J. S1ueY OF Edinourg.
Inf vii give an address He - we'll
a..own speaker. Ard rare opportunity "a
,efe-ed The young raen - tie city 10 bear
htra
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tn. Knights 81 F'ytAias - th.s eity have
been invited 10 attend services ~ the FirsE
Prescy teTlan church. corner Fourth ave-
nua and Spring street today al Il 2'ciocK.
A.! Knights of Pythtas and tasiF families
are specially invited. E,r- Hutcaison s.il
preach AT Appropriate s~rnoa. ard Mrs
gohr e. Hanpslrs~s has srrarrs9 special
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ton. 80 .. a.
Church of he ImmAculate--Br csdwsy
and Madison strees- Rev, A nseueaa pas-
tor, Rev, A. Trsseil ard Rev. J. Nieaosen.
ASSISTANTS Conducted by the 1estisfs Low
rtas al s ard SIS a. H.. hiSa mass az
lo.@ h H. sunday school al z'@ p M
Evening service al 80 =. II.
Our Lady OF Gco6 Help--Thtru avenue
south ana Washington street. Rev. r. "
Prefortasne. pastor. Low mass, n m ;
aiga Haas, 1919 - IN. beaecsctaen. ''SS
y. n
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day school at go p. m, Followed ~
preaching by Rev. J. y. smith at $50
p. N.
asst Church Of Christ-Sensca street.
between Third and Fourth avenues: faS-
tor, ]. " Smith: residence. 2l2s Fourth
AVENUE. Preaching at II a. m and p n.
Sunday school. s:ts a. m. Y +. =. 4; r..
Is a m. Prayer meeting THURSDAY night.
Rev Thomas J. Shuey. " Edinburg, Nd,
will preach morning and evening, Morn.
ing subject. Cleansing From SIN. fNeus
Ing, The Spirit OF Christ
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Chrfsttan Mission, seRmen's Dethcl.

Meetings held In basement Of 100 WASH
.rgton street, entrance on alley between
FIRST avenue south and Occidental avenue,
every evening AT 7:4s o'clock. Public cor.
daily invited. Chaplain. Thomas Rees.
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The colored Bapsis,s OF the city have
established a mission. which will mold
services every Sunday at II o'clock ~. m.
and : o'clock D. m. The meetings will be
= = tne Young Naturalists' hall in the
old university grounds
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Cumberland OVERWHELMINGLY seccno
avenue and East Cherry. Clark DAVIS. pan
tor. Preaching at II a On. and $50 y IA.
Sunday school al i2sis p. n. Junior IN.
deAvor Society az sssc p. III Y. =. = 9, D.
az $50 y. N. Church prayer meeting Inar~
day az G.S9 =. N.
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Meetings are held every evening. except
Monday, at the Mount Carmel Mission
and Faith Home. corner OF Union street
and Summit avenue. Con Johnson, super
intendeDt.
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Lodge OF Universal Brotherelood-Mee
ngs are held every Sunday evening al
o'clock IN room 10 Hnckley block. Lotus
group for children al IL 4. m.
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German-riarr.son street and TayioS
avenue Rev Angus. Ernest. pastor. -
Srnday AT IL a. m. and every 6rst ana
;h.ri Sunday in the month at : p. m
English preaching every second ara foufin
sunday SUNDAY school at a:4S a. M
Young People meeting at p. m. sunday
and & n m Wednesday. German prayer
meeting every Thursday At p. m.
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Sptrttuu3tsus.

The Seattle Spiritual Society. incorpor.
ated. holds it, meetings sundays at ~
p. m, and 30 y. IN In Foresters haits
SIS First avenue, near Marion street.
Mediums are cordially invited 10 AXE part
n these meetings. At the i:5e D.. m. con-
ference. experiences in splrituaism ara
followed by spirit messages. In the even
ng the speaking Is followed by psyche
"ef~lc nwA cairvoyant tests. All well
come. Seats free. Singing this evening
by two Csihans.
The Soc.tt f. Of Occult Investigators Will
hold meeting this evening In Is. OF +.
hail. Stevens hotel. beginning at o'clock
Every one interested N spiritual phenom-
ena Is cordially invited. Seats free. En-
tire evening will he spent In platform tests
and spisi, messages. Mrs. Lenont will pre-
side.
Church OF the Soul Pettis' hall, ioDsiS
First avenue. chiidren's progressive ly-
ceum meets every Sunday morning at u
O'clock, medium meetings following. No
services tonight.
The Progressive Spiritualists' Society
will hold services every Sunday evening
at O'Clock In Masonic Temple, entrance
on Pike street. Mrs. Ada F'oye. pastor.
Lecture on Christian spirituaiism, fol-
lowed by tests. All are invited. Mr.. W. J.
Culyille will give an insptrational address.
THE True Mission OF Spiritualism-"
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Free uetnodts, Church.

FRS, Free Methodist-sis Pine street:
c. f. McReynolds, pastor: residence. "
Pine street. Preaching at II a. m ana
Young peoples meeting I u. nj. Prayer
meeting Thursday at p. w. Seats Tree
10 all.
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Theosophical Society. Amanda Lofgs,
meets sunday at q. m az Ills Third
avenue, near Spring str~st. All welcome.
The Queen cliy Tneosophcal Socls,y Of
America nseets every Sunday and Thurs
day evening a. o'clock for study Al
interested Ia Tneoxopny are cordially in
v.ted SUNDAY meetings are held In ,as
A. O u. w. hall ia Pioneer block, ala
Thursday evening at ie7 Maynard avenue.
Lecture at tos.gnt's messing on '.Whas 10
Assroogy. and Do the Planets fndusnoo
Man cy Mira J. & Clark
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T()DAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter notices IN the church direc-.
SS,.-.e =: 80: &C So.1-aaso te ss ~ 49,
mons Extended musical programmes ior
sunday services and announcements st
church entertainments viii Only es pat-
alsne1 81 Advertising rates. Noi1ees ios
sais department. should DC received at
tnis Office aot sater than y. n. saturday.
IA order 10 insure publication On sunday
morning.
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Room g Seattle National Bank build
ing Services Sunday at II "A. m and
D. IN. and Wednesday evening at S o'clock.
Sunday .caooi Immediately after the Sum
day service. Reading room open during
the week from / 10 p. IA.
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REMEMBER Fores,ers' annual exctr.
xson. Pleasant Eeach. Sunday Steamers
'ssve Ter'-si dock foos washington ri,
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Christian Aav<atists.

Christian Advent meetings are held at
the corner OF Third avenue and Madison
street Dr. w. Chapman. pastor Prayer
meeting Ic.i5 a. m Preaching, II a. IN
sunday school. 1880 p IA.
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Catholic Churches.

Sacred Heart-Siyrh avenue ara Pefi
stree, Conducted by TIE R@5srnpfor.ztA
Rev. Joseph A. ksutz C SIS r. nas,or.
" r7sss with ssru0n. a. m; high nsasa.
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The Christian Alliance meets at 21 D.
H. every Sunday. and on Thur sday at !
,, IN. IN their han W Union street. be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues, near
Armory hail.
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The Mental Scientists meet every sun
day an II a IN, Thecscphsts rooms Ills
Third avenue. All are welcome especially
the sick and sorrowing
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Volunteers of America.

Gospel meetings are held every evening
al O'clock ard Sunday at p IN. All are
cordially Invited.
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salvation Army.

No hall, corner Second avenue south
ard Yeslsr way-Ena.gn Bernhardt and
Lieut. Watson liz charge. a. M. knee
drill. Il 8. m. holiness meeting .. m,
family gathering, D. m, Free and
Easy"
No. hail. corner Pike street ard Third
avenue-caDt. Gill and Lieut.. Gardner in
charge: a. III. knee drill: II q. IN. nofi.
ness msei!ns .: n. family gatherings
5 .. VA, Free and Easy
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Univer.ai Spiritual Investigators.

The incorporated Society of Universal
Spiritual Investigators holds meetings ev-
cry Sunday evening az o'clock at the Ma
sonic temple, In the library room. Tho
meetings are led by Di. and Mrs. w q.
l.ovejoy. Lecture and psychometric read
irgs Seata free.
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Unitarian Church.

First Unitarian church-Seyenth avenue.
hesween tIn.cn and PIKE streets No serx.
ices this morning. Next sunday Rev. W.
q. Eliot, jr., VIII preach Mt III n M
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Proxresaiy~ Iyc~um,

The Childrsn's Progressive Lycepm
meets every sunday morning In Psttif
hall, First avenue. al II o'clock.
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MEDIC Al.

ADJ &C. hlchestsVs English Penny
NsAl piis diamond brantl are the
Ase,, safe reliable take no other. send
- stamps, for particulars Relic! for
Ladies. N letter by return mail: a,
druggists Chichester Chemical CO
peifsA. fNnt1 "a
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

BOON BINDING.
ENVELOPES CARDS SFsfpP{>t,
tAss- kaStsra prizes II ,arss quantities
M~tl0E~.tAu Printing X A.a3lAs Co.
pexter !ta.9oa Rank building
r ANTkEt<X s.oosS!r<seE paper ruler
aEa pAtent o.&Hk BOOK Frsnafz ctursr
Boston DsOck. SpT~.S !te .assosaee rooms
-, g. Al. A.. Seattle. Nxssi-
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kLOxDIkE-INFeRMATI0N.

xI4gSpIKE dog food, dried salmon: oesl
: In market. Chnpeck Bros. fesier wharf
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City Comptroller and ex-officio City Clerk
Of the City of Seattle.
July -, 1898
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MESSENGER SERVICE
RING THE - Il " Box sur ncssersarx
Western Gulo- ard Great Northern te,e-
g.aiUs nsSns. s0r1ey~ and express
wagons. Quich service, Telephone Main
Is so Second Branch Queen City
Laundry.
Evening journal., 1898-07-23
THE REAL MANGO TRICK.
IL - 20 Eat the Fruit without Maxi
ing IL Necessary to Take
bath Afterwnrd.

Some people take to olives, saviore
and complicated cheese without, any
preliminary training. BY q sort Of In
stinci They are SD very few tha. they
serve only asa limited proof Of the doc
trines Of heredlty and atayism. The
mango OF the tropics falls In the same
class. fact which Gen. Merritts army
Of occupation is going TO discover for
itself ns soon as II begins thesoldiefs
soulful investigation Of the indigenous
cominissariat of the Philippines.
The mango is of the size Of large
apple and something the shape Of a
pear that has turned a somersault and
has landed on the stem big end to. Its
color is a rich and dark green with n
bloteh of salmon on ono side. 1t Is i'm
possible to bite into IL as one would
into a pear for two reasons; the slinis
too tough and the stone is fully half as
large as the whole fruit. The only way
is TO nlbble of the skin, Tor Il Is too
juicy TO be pared; gnaw the skin of one
side until q considerable portion Is cx-
posed Of the red hesh. Then suck in the
juices and the meat together until the
stone presents itself. The next feat is
to get the stone and the other side Of
the fruit into tho mouth while leaving
the remainder Of the skin outside and
clear Of the meat. In this ungraceful
operation one speedily learns that the
mango belongs 10 the natural order Of
clingstones. The remainder Of the proc
ess is to eject the stone, which Is an uu-
comfortably large mouthful. Whom one
has eaten all the mangos he cares TO
take at one sitting il is necessary to take
bath and change the clothing IN order
10 get rid OF the superabundancc of
juice and pulp which will smear the fnce
and daub the apparel despite all pre-
cautions.
As to the flavor Of the mango, and, no
one would bother with the extremely
sloppy fruit If IT were not for real en-
joyment Of the flavor, IL is possible to
make trial trip. Set a large clingstone
| peach to- soak over night In diluted tur-
pentine and the next morning IL will
satisfactorily suggest the first taste Of
the mango. The smack Of iurpcntlne
and rosin is most prominent in the
skin. but IL is quite marked in the Juice
and pulp. After cultiyating the taste
most people consider the mango the
finest fruit Of the tropics, and recognize
dozen varieties by the varying
strength Of the turpentine. But no
amount of cultivation Of the taste viii
ever avail TO solve the real trick of the
mango. that is. TO eat it without need
| ire bath nfterward.-N. Y.Sun.