THUH.SDAV, JULY III, IH8H.
VANDIIIIHII-T'H MA.IOIt IMMIO.
till Theory of Dining- u Flu Art ln
AilranlBB" Hn ( tnlma.
Joseph DitKnlol, tho cook to whom It Is
mild Mr, W. K. VAtiderbllt Into give $10,
000 n ycnr, In a well built llttlo mnu mil)'
nltout flvo feet tall. Hn wni boru In Ulr
mlnRlmm, England. Ho look llko aii
Knsllihmnn, and nt-nk the latiRimiro
with a HtrotiK cockney accent, and ho ha
nn Ktifillxhtniin'iilove for boxlntf, unil U.ie.
the HlniiK of the ring. HIa panaU, hi
wiy, were French.
"If I were rich enoh not to hnvo to
work," ho wild, "I nhould atlll ilo my
business for tho lovo of It. I am nn
artist, nnd I have Invented n new hchool
ofdlnltiK. Ilccntno n rami Is rich ho can
not eat moro than n poor man, nnd yet the
Idea of u lino dinner Ima been to ulvo n
Rrcut number of coursi. It Is mlstaUo.
When n mnn has eaten hi oystein, his
wup, hi entrees, his llsh, whnt dinner
had ho to enjoy his muttoit or fowl!
When ho tins eaten all, Ills Btotiiach in
hoI" and ho raised his hat with both
linndi slowly alravo his head to ludlcate
tho effect of tho fullness.
"I iiiultu him want to cat. First he
innt be httimry, uud then I put thlns
before him so that he wnnts them. If I
wnntlllin to eat onih'jei, for Instance, I
offer thiMii to hhi nelif lilwr. Ilo im them
nnd ink for them."
Ho collies I rum tho Mnlson I'Allliril, In
tho CIiiiiiwo d'Antln. "It Is only i little
pliico," ii'iwild, "with only nlxten tnblc.".
When I went tin t o the btnliiem win nil
run down. I built It up by trtntlh.toiit.li
person ns If he wuro my KUtit, and mudy
IliK his tuttes,"
The. lit tlu direetiir Ii an nutocrat at tho
table. Ilo doei not let his KUests have
whntover they like, for fear It limy rlotf
their npiH lltM. "I make them ask for
thlnt nnd keep them waiting. Suppose
1 have K-rved it dinner llko thN todayt A
noup, snine IMi. and a woodiuck, wllh
coffeu and fruit. To-morrow my ctiHtomar
asks for woodcock. "I am orry, sir, but
I cannoi prepare It.' Hut In a day or two
ho wilt ink for tt un'iln, and then I let him
have It. It 1 let him tiro of nnythlnu,
then my art would to none."
A Kreutiulviititiuio which Mr. Ducnlol
claims for hi Hyiiteni Is that it leaves him
so much Krrater variety of fwl toolTcron
different days. "Suppose," ho said, "J
cook everything that I to Imi had for out
great dinner, whut In thero for to-tnor
row!" i
It Is not to bo supposed from this hn
Ktini'.n that Joseph I golni; to cook mi
tli In kC with his own hands. Ho doea 1101
even profes to bo able toilothU, althoiit.'.
his father was n restaurateur and Joneji).
grow up In tho btlKluess.
"I can cook many thliiK,"ho wild
"and I can carvo us few men can, but I
can tell tho cook how to prepare his foot'
nnd warn him If ho linn fulled to necur
tho proper ilnvor."
It may be Intorcstlmt to know ho
Jnaeph will servo a woodcock to Mr. Vn
dorbllt. It will l cooked only ten ni'ii
titis bvforo It Is brought on tho table. ' i
will brliiK it on whllo tho llsh In belli .
eaten, and I have an alcohol braider '
tho table. It ha a milieu of red wluu at
Kravy In It. I nirve, tho bird and put
tho hour ami back lulu tho nance. '1 ...
odor uud appearauco vf tho bird cxetii
the appetite. It takes twenty-live mill
iltes to ciKik a woodcock. Tho bird Inn
only been cooked ten minutes when I
carvo It. Now I send tho meat back to
tho oven for llflrvii minute, and the luck
and tho bones, in which tho richest llavoi
in found, aro left to atutv. When tho moat
comes back It 1 on a hot plate, uud I
utriilu the rich euuee over It." Now Vork
Hun.
' .It; n Hllsllt U'.iiak.
ItlMt'i. -Inn to know that a great
failure of a bindings houso will aometlmrr
follow tho very slight mutnku of a clerk.
Only a abort time nuo I feared we would
havo to record an uiipleiKuut occurrence
of this kind In St. I.011U, Two jouiik men
urn doing n prospermia wholesale busliiciut
hero, in whoso houso a Mimll error lmH
liied recently, which nuunt navu cuuseii
ti (HillatiMi of tho linn. According to tun-
torn n lint of note falliua; duo at foreign
bank each mouth IsuUeu to tlu Ikhik
kiitper or koiiiu proper pemou around the
olllce, who I expected to u'o to tho home
bunk with which the ilrm deal and hae
nil tho note paid. Tho bookkeeper of thl
luii'tieular Iiuumi wa Hiven a nil ot mo
note for ono month, but inadvertently
fulled to rrpoit ouo of tho bill duo in
New York, and, of cfliirw, It was not set
tled by the homo bank Tho note went to
protest uotoro tho Ilrm know that It nan
not been paid, but when tho error wa dm
covered u e ttlemeut promptly followed.
rillpiMDO that tho eiedllor of tho Ilrm had
be. nd that tho note had mmo to protcxt,
the) would havo Jumped to tho conclutlou
that the Ilrm wa lluutiviuUyciuburruuM'd.
All tho creditor would havo nulled In at
on probably, and under tlio humous
pr 1 1 io a dl.itruu fuiluro mlutit liuvt
Iks .i precipitated. Tho nenlus ot a sua
c.O'. fut merviiutllo man lieluhUuccuratc
l.'lK'.vleduo nnd careful Mipvrvlilou ot the
detail ot hi biulnvm, J. 11. Young in
(HoVo-DiMiiocrat.
Kewspsper by rhotorraphf.
I took aro reproduced In this country
directly from photojiraphlc platen, and no
cheaply m to sell for one half the price ot
rcprlntt by tho usual type method tho
Kncyclopedln Urltannlca, of which Bcven
teen volume have been Issued, beliiK the
most Important work thua for photo
graphically reproduced. I)y cliancc.lt won
discovered Hint the gelatine plate, from
which tho clcctrotypo Is made In this pro
cess, could be printed from directly, i?W
Inij n larger number of good copl than
tho hardest electrotype. The New York
KvcnltiK I'ost now uasn the most recent
development In this direction, and one
which ho scarcely been foreseen until
very recently, Is tho propoied use of tho
gelatine process of priming for newjpapcr
work.
A western Inventor has been enlaced
for some time in an experiment, which
alms at nothing les than tho entire el I in
itiation of tho compositor for liooliworlc
and oven newspaper work. The process
Is virtually that nlready followed by the
Ilrm which reproduco Kntfllsh work by
photography, but Instead of photosrnpliln?
ii printed page, It I now proposed to
photograph from typo written p:ies, anil
reducltii; tho pinto nt tho snmo time to the
sb.e of ordinary print to place the result
ing gelatine plato upon a printing prep
and uie It Instead of tho electrotype, ainde
from tho metal types. Tho Into Cot.
Illchard Howe, tho veteran press Inventor,
In reviewing tho development of the print
ing pre during his lifetime, said! "I
have, some Idea that the next Jump will
bo In tho direction of photographing the
newgp.iper upon the sheet of paper nn It
llle through tho p-ea. I don't know
how t itch H thlug can be done, but with
the liiHtmitaucnu prornn ot lightning
photograph Homo genius will uso It for
the newspaper." Ho did not live to sio
ii'.v experiment mado In the direction of
I' t ir il photography of uowp!pers, but
;'n'fo Hcotns to huvo been something nl
mot prophetic In hi miggestlon of pho
tography for tho norpuper of tho future.
Chicago Now.
Tho Cil n Cnllri.tmic Cram.
"Tho coin collection crnzo begins In
ctirlou way," hnUl II. II. Collin., of tho
trcaiury department. The foremost col
lector of the United States, who died re
cently, became n collector through nn
accidental dcslro to poises n big cent of
tho your of his birth, 17IM. HI collection
wn Kohl after hi death at auction. It
brought $20,000, nnd It would today real
ize double that sum. Tho cost of raro
coin Increase year by year, and tho In
erciiHo in value during the pat live year
liu been ovee :I00 per cent. Coins limit
not only be rare, but they must be In good
condition, nnd thu beat are hard to obtain.
A perfect colli ot hoiiiu dates uru us rani
at n Maud B., a pcachblow vaso or a Koh
luoor diamond.""
"What aro thu lending specialties of tho
fulled Suite collector"
"Three-fourth of tho collectors ot thl
country collect United Ktutct nnd colonial
coins, and tho other collect miscellaneous
coins ancient nnd modern, foreign and
I'liltcd State. Home collect only certain
M'Hcx, Rome only gold coins, eome silver
and Mime only copper. My specially I
copper cents. It coin are thu rarest to
be found lu perfect condition, nnd the val
ine of copper colni aro more certalu. It
N very hard to Uud flue Hpcclmon. Tho
cent and hulf cent havo circulated to
uiich an extent that they havo becomo
worn, dUllgured, lilaek and smooth, and
rare cent lu good condition are thu very
costly. Washington Cor. Now York
World.
i'tiiliig 'ii lli Irian.
"Doctor," said a prominent scientist to
an orinally prominent physician, "when
you aro nick, who attends yoiiV
"Why do you nskr" replied tho doctor.
"Oh," was thu response, "I want to
llnd out whom the doctor select to at
tend them; tliut limn hhnll be my physl
clnn." Hut hIiuii the man who habitually
poak 111 of hi professional brethren; ho
Is not n generous man, probably not a
Just one. Slum also tho man who ha u
sure euro for eiery ill, and is always ready
to promise that lie can help you; who
boast of hi wonderful cures, and never
owns a failure; who Is alway talking
about hi cures, nnd telling what n heavy
business he doe. Hi Htock lu trade is
blult and brag. And shun tho positive
man, who ha a ready answer to every
question, who can tell exactly whnt the
matter is, how It wa caused, nnd whut
tho result will be. Ho knows too much
to be honest. Medicine Is not n positive
science, and wheru thero are so many ele
ment of uncertainty, It I not lu human
nature to know the end from the begin
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Until. Mnrliiiiiiin,
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t . . . . . -.1... 1.1.
UCr llliemioil IO ner miuur, diiu diui
"Whnt do you Intend to do for mot" Thu
father wa a wealthy man, and thought
lio v a howlnra llU'rel spirit when ho
answered Widl. I will glvo you f 100..
000 to buy a houso and f.'o.OOO to furuUh
it with." And what will you glvo tuo to
llvo ouT" tho young lady demanded, with
u diksattitled look on her fuco. "Oh, I
will allow you tho interest on another
$100,000." rvpllcd her father 'Hut my
chof will coat at least (tl.SOO u year How
ilo you think lean oosibly miunigo with
bo littlot" Tho fat lu looked llghtly
gtloviHl. but only wild "That tuuiit do
whllo 1 nu llviufc'. you will probably havo
who wa IntoniatoU In honrlng tho ivult
... - . .. I... f.. .1 I
till COHtunaiiuii uvvvrvwi luiuer uuu
liter Mid wiien no iiouM it: "ito
tat loat havoelvon lier two mill-
" Tho luarrlago did not tuko nlaco,
York l'res "Kvery Day Talk."
of
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Th SU' Ii t of Mutle.
Tho Ilohemlun Dvorak relate In nn au
tobiographical sketch that in hi country
.'very child mut study music, "Tho law
"tmctlug thl U old; It wa once repealed,
but I In forcu Mgiiin, Herein I conilder
He one great secret ot the natural Ulent
for musto In my country. Our national
tune nnd choral came, a u wer, from
I ie very heart of tho iwople, uud beautiful
t.i ivm they were. I lutend som day
writing un oratorio Into which I shall
Introduce some ot these choral. Tho
Slav all love music. Thry may work all
day In tho fields, but they ar alway slug
lug, uud the true musical spirit burn
i bright within them. How they lovo the
! dunce, tool On Sunday, wheu church 1
over, they begin their mutlo uud dancing,
ttud otteu keep It up without reuatlon till
early lu tho following morning. Each
I village ha It baud of eight or teu
' imulcliius." Homo Journal.
i:rr'Li for Heart 11 1
i The mistake I frequently mado of ad
i vUlng subject of heart disease to keep
abolutely quiet. Thl H all wrong.
Kxerclso in moderation t hciiettcln!, and
protract tho rouro of tho dUeaso. Tho
muicultr hUhtuuco of the heart, liko all
other miwlt', need t xercisi, mid must
havo It. othcrwiM it i-annot heep up Its
nutrition t the buliest jioiut posible.
IndetHl, I'r.'eor iX i lel iron o fur n to
n-commend mountain oliuibiug a tho best
form ot iixorciM) for ttteo otuo. It ma;
bo tlwil tbla la gulug n littlo too fur, but
there etui bo no que .llou s to tho bouf)ta
to It luul froai numerate v.vvrciio lu thU
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dim, ...
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.forfurlheriinrtlculartln-inlnfl
of tho Coin pnny, or A.UMmJ
t, yv., roriianu,urt(on.
a. u tint
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w. u ai.ivtatJ
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Tho direct unit iwpulir tint til
wllh the Northern rtflltl
fioin HI. Taut anil Mlnnttplk I
To 4.'hlrKo uud (he Htt.
To Nt. l.onlMBnil the Knit
To IIch Moliira, Lrnni
AtrhlaaaaalKH
'IM. n.il I'.Sha Oonaicad
ill council fiiiniH, uvA.vnwuni I
UltV ror
ANII ALL P0M1
Pullman 1'aluce Nt)
I'alace Dining ('
Arcompnny all tlimuib Eipm
una Home.
TIcltciH for nile by all toorHftJ
anil conneeiiom in.iio
rnll Information rfflritttl
ete., apply to any coupon r'll
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No. 3 Waihlnuton fit, -v
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To Bloux City, Council BleM
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DurllnKton. uwinrrTiJi
all PolnUturouKhoutlhtUJI
euai via w. inui
Are hauled on rejuly V"lJ
lite enure ieniu v
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Oeneral Wetern n"
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