Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-06
PARIS Has NEW Dish
People Have, Gone Wild Over
Cream Cheese
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OF A CERTAIN KIND
IT IS VERY HEALTHFUL AS WELL
AS DELICIOUS.
The Great Value Of Tactic Microbes in
tl'~ Preservation Of
Health.
OF A CERTAIN KIND
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
PARIS, July 25 1904.
There Is a new dish in Paris. Paris has
gone wild over certain kind of cream
cheese.
Every f1rst-class restaurant serves 1t.
Often 1t Is not on the bill of fare: instead.
the maitre d'hotel conceals It jealousy in
the ice closet and brings 1t out only for
his steady customers. He brings it in a
great silver-lined bowl The bowl Is cold
He lifts the lid. Beneath you see four
great white hearts surrounded by what
looks like thick cream.
This cream Is often so cold that it is al
most stin. The hearts look like icebergs
caught in thin ice. But when he cuts one
of the hearts In half. deposes 1t on your
plate, and heaps a lot of the stiff cream
around 1t the whole mass has q tendency
to soften-the heart becomes a stiff cream
and the stiff cream becomes a LIQUID
There is not enough to go round
Lots OF customers ask for it and do not
get it.
But give me some of that" they urge
the maitre dhotei. Thousand regrets" he
answers. there Is no more" But I see
it there insists the casual That's a
special dish ordered in advance" replies
the maitre d'hotel 1. who tell you about
it, get it at the Sport" but at Paillard' 8
they would turn me down. And so on. In
this respect 1t Is a unique dish in Paris.
There Is not enough of it because there is
such a demand and because it must be
made carefully. slowly and in small guam
titles.
because 1t Is so good. CD because it has
a delicate new taste, CD because a mystery
surrounds it. nobody knowing lust how 1t is
made. and ~ because princes Of science
swell customers. Waldeck-Rousseau. for
example. has been fighting or death with
1t for month past.
An Aid to Health.
OF course the case of WaIdeck- Rousseau
Is an extreme one. He passed. as it was
thought successfully. through a most deli
cate and daring operation on the organs
in the region of the liver. But-there is a
tendency to inflammation. 1t is due to
centers of infection in the parts that have
been operated on and the great intestine.
Bacteria swarm In them, bacteria and poi
sonous human body alkaloids (ptomaines),
and acid fats and even veritable toxines
The life Of the great French statesman
therefore, depends on keeping down this
poisonous flora and the Inflammation
which is the sign of its fiourishing
Drink sour milk the princes of science
told him.
wiz IA lila Sout Illilh. Sdlu w alQeck-
Rousseau. and sour milk was served him
But the proud stomach Of the statesman,
who Is also true amateur of dainty eat
ing. rebelled against sour milk
Il can't drink sour milk" said Waldeck-
rousseau in the course of a few days OF
trying. Then up rose a special prince OF
science There are two kinds you know:
plain princes of research immersed in their
experiments. brusque of their manner. me-
glectful Of their dress, devoted TO tho es-
sence of things and utterly unmfndfuI OF
outward form. To such sick man ia a
sick man-and sour milk is sour milk
Drink sour milk" they said.
1t Is true that one OF them-in a rare mo-