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VANDERBILT'S MAJOR DOMO. (Ill Theory or Dining n a rino Art Thm Ailv.uilnso (In tlnlni. Joseph Dncnlol. tho cook to whom It fa mid Mr. VvT. K. Yatulcrblltl3toglvo 10, WO n year, is a well built little man only ibout Ave feet tall. Ho wis born In Bir mingham, England. Ho look? liko an Englishman, and speaks tho languago tvlth a strong cockney nccnnt, and ho has in Englishman's lovo for boxing, and uses tho slang of the ring. His parents, ho jays, were Trench. "If I were rich enough not to havo to (vork," ho paid, "I should still do my business for the lore of it. I am nil artist, and I have invented a new school of dining, llecanso n man is rich ho can not eat moro than a poor man, and yet tho Idea of n lino dinner has been to civo a great number of courses. It is a mistake. When n man has eaten his oysters, Ids soup, his entrees, his llsh, what chanco has ho to enjoy his mutton or fowl? When he has eaten nil, Ids stomach Is 10I" and he raised his hat with both hands slowly nbovo his head to indlcato tho effect of the fullness. "I make him want to eat. First ho must be hungry, and then I put things before him so that ho wants them, If I want him to eat oranges, for instance, I offer them to his neighbor. He bees them nnd asks "for them." Ho conies from tho Malson Palllard, in tho Clmusse5 d'Antin. "It is only t. llttlo place," ho said, "with only sixteen tables. When I went tliero tho business was all rundown. I built 't up by treating each person as if he were my guest, and study ing his tastes." Tho llttlo director Is nn nntocrat at tho table. Ho does not let his guests hnvo whatever they like, for fear it may clog their appetites. "I make them ask for things ami keep them waiting. Suppose I have served a dinner like this today: A soup, somo fish, and n woodcock, with coffee nnd fruit. To-morrow my customer nsks for woodcock. 'I am sorry, sir, but I cannot prepare It.' Hut in a day or two ho will ask for It again, and then I let him havo it. If I let him tiro of anything, then my art would bo gone." A great advantage which Mr. Dugniol claims for his system is that It leaves him so much greater variety of food to oiler on different days. "Suppose," ho said, "I cook everything that is to bo had for ono great dinner, what is there for to-morrow?" It Is not to bo supposed from this lan guage that Joseph is going to cook any thing with his own hands. Ho does not even profess to be able to do this, although his father w.as a restaurateur and Joseph grew up In tho business. "I can cook many things," ho said, "nnd I can carve as few men can, but I can tell tho cook how to prepare his food nnd warn him if ho has failed to secure tho proper flavor." It may bo Interesting to know how Joseph will bcrvo a woodcock to Mr. Vnn dcrbllt. It will be cooked only ten min utes beforo It is brought on tho tnblo. "I will bring it on while tho llsh is being eaten, and 1 havo an alcohol brasler on tho table. It lias a sauce of red wine nnd gravy In It. I carve the bird and put all tho bones and back into the sauce. The 'Odor and appearance of tho bird excites tho appetite. It takes twenty-(lvo min utes to cook a woodcock. Tho bird has only been cooked ten minutes whon I carvo It. Now I send tho meat back to tho oven for fifteen minutes, and tho back and tho hour's, in which tho richest flavor is found, are left to stew. When the moat comes back It is on a hot plate, and I strain the rich sauco over it." Now iTork Sun. F " relluulns ti MleHt MUtiiUo. It Is surprising to know that a great failure of a business houso will sometimes follow tho very cliyht mistake of a clerk. Only a short tlmo ago I feared wo would hnvo to record an unpleasant occurrence of this kind in St. Louts. Two young men nro doing a prosperous v. holcsalo business hero, in whoso house n i mall error hap pened recently, which rught havo caused a collapse of tho linn. According to cus tom a list of notes falling due at foreign banks each month is given to tho book keeper or some proper person around tho office, who Is expected to go to tho homo bank with which the firm deals nnd havo nil tho notes paid. Tho bookkeeper of this particular hou.se was given a list of tho notes for ono mouth, but inadvertently failed to report ono of the hills duo in New York, nnd, of courso, it was not set tled by tho homo bank. Tho noto went to protest boforo tho firm knew that it had not been paid, but when the error was dis covered a hcttlcniont promptly followed. Suppose that the creditors of tho firm had heard that the note had gouo to protest, they would havo jumped to tho conclusion, that tho firm was UunuclnUy embarrassed. All tho creditors would have rushed iu at once, probably, and under tho Immense pressure a disastrous failuro might havo Ixjon precipitated. Tho genius of n suc cessful mercantile man lies In his accurato kuowledge mid ccreful supervision of tho details of his bu3lues3. J. 1). Young in Globe-Democrat, VorrtU umiI IfnliifulU Forests nro known to diminish evapora tion nnd preserve moisture, and this lias hcon explained by tho lower temperature nnd greater humidity which exists tinder their shadows. The most Imiwrtnnt fac tor in tho production of this state of af fairs is, however, the resistance which is offered to tho winds by tho woods. Tho force of the winds being greatly reduced under tho trues, the air Is changed more fllowly, and the moisture less readily car ried away. The quantity of rain increases In tho vicinity of a forest. During tho rainy season tho moss and herbago of woods titoro up tho moisture for consump tion during the dry season, and it is in this way that luxuriant forest growths aro permitted to flourish in regions whoro It never rains except iu the fall and win ter, as is the case on the coiwt of the Caspian sea. Globo Democrat, fitonemill Jiirlooit nuil thn Prlcit. Dr. J William Jones, tho gullant Con fedorato veteruu, wan standing with noma friends on llroud street bridge waiting for tho procession on Docoiutlon day. "I wonuor." someone asked, "If nay body of troops ever moved oxnetly on time?" "Never," replied the doctor ijuietly, "I lmaglno, slnco Stonewall Jackson died." Tlils Kcoiued to tot the rcrilnlscontul wood and tint doctor continued "Uy tho wuy, did von over hear tho close of tho rnyer tuuuo by Father Dubort, the bravo Cut hollo prlwt who was chap lain of Hay . brikTidoT It was in New Or Jtwuis, on a big Confederate day, and Father Diibert was praying Ho had euloglted tho Confederate uoliliur In Gun (Stonewall Jackson In jwrtlcular when ho closed with them words "And now, Almighty Clod our Father, thou knowost that when thou H4ftdt up thy mind that the Con. firy bhould be defeated lit war thou touHd It nry to remove thy wrvmit, JkoMwall Jaekaoti, bfor thou couldti .11 "(lorn Clrlllrntlnti In I'mnrp. Tin' personal "fleets of Marie llognault, thn in tin lent) mistress of I'lunzlnl. havo been sold at public miction ut tho Uotel l)nuot There wa n tcrrihlo crowd, In cluding many Indies of fashion and aristo crats rank All the effects of the dead woman were sold including her clothing, ami almost fabulous prices wero paid. For fxamplo. a pail of him- silk corsets brought !.!? A trashy novel which sho uh.s readme lust beforo she was killed brought '2t, the publisher's price of it Is ?." cents Tho blue sill; stockings which she hud on when she was killed were pur chased by a Russian countess for $13. A biinlii In which I'ranzlni was said to havo washed the blood from his hands after tho murder brought JjvIo A chiffonier, on which aro to Im seen tho marks of his bloody fin gers, brought A heavy coat of waterproof transparent varnish has been put over tho finger marks to proventthem from being obliterated A pair of common silk garters brought each One lady, n rleii banker's wlfo, paid 32 for a pink silk unilervest. considerably worn, and at once stripped off tho half dozen buttons and sold them foi nplcco. A tooth brush brought S-i uiid a shoo but- toner t3, though neither cost over CO cents now A wife of a deputy wears a brooch containing a tiny gallows nooso made of Praiizlni's hair ami another lady, n duchess, has not In a ring ono of tho handsome teeth f'ct which tho murderer was famous Sho bribed tho executioner to knock it out of his Jaw foi her, as soon as ho was dead As Is well known, tho corpse of I'raii.lnl was completely skinned, nnd the liiuiiod hide made up Into pocket books, curd cases mid other souvenirs, wuich aro highly prued Tho Argonaut. TEL! i O-trur iiml III. Hauuzlnr. met Mr () Wilde not long slnco In London Ilo stood on the corner of Bond street and Piccadilly delivering a series of deep, guttural ami heart felt reflections on the mud ami particularly at a largo nnd lavish display of it that find been spread over his attire by the wheel of a passing hansom A woful ohnngo has como over tho erst while apostle of lesiheticism Whoro a waist once existed there Is now a billowy, bulging ami complacent protuberance that wots not of sunflowers and lilies, nor ve.inm for sickly yellows nnd pallid greens. It indicates instead a rampant, clamorous and passion tossed yearning for beer that mis been mot by a generous hand Mr. Wildo's outline would do credit to nn al derman ills reddish hall was clipped close and topped by n beaver hat In a cocky sort of way, and his trousers wero rolled up In a fashion that allowed tho ob server's eyo free play over a pairof sturdy walking boots As a matter of detail it may bo added that tho trousers (tho pot aversion of tho former (esthete's life) wero 111 lilting and bagged at tho kneo. Mr. Wildo's increasing corpulence has. do stroyed tho strong linos of his face, but milled an element of rubicund good na ture Ho was ruddy and eonifortablo looking "I biinposo." ho snld. beforo wo separ ated, "that you remember somo of tho re marks I us"il to make about journalism?" "1 havo a vivid recollection of a speech you made ono night at tho Iotus club in Now .York, in wliich you denounced 'tho Ink stained creatures of tho press.'" "Ah, yes Well, I'm ono of them now. My magazine Is my only aim." Ilo is making a success of it, too. It Is ono of the low instances whero a man of violent enthusiasms becomes a money maker. Ulukoly Hull In Now Vork Sun. I'lofe-Nloiuil Artist u Terror. Art stoics anil tho dealers In artists' supplies aro not supported to any degreo by prolessional talent, as In fact no dealer cares to cater to that class of trade. Pro fessional artists aro a terror to business men, for they seem to havo no Ideas of wavH and means of transacting business, and think it all tho sumo whether they pay In a day or a year Tlj.cn. tho ..success I ul inon want you lo toady 16 thorn and submit to Insolent collections on the con tracted Ideas of all engaged In trado. They will force thoir pictures on tho pub lic whether the execution is good, bud or Indifferent, mid when the dealer remon strates they turn a scornful nose nnd caustically comment on the terrible lack of art culture among tho uneducated. There aro men In tho art supply busi ness who havo Informed mo that their most sincere wish was that a real orofos sloual would never cross tho threshold of their stores Tho nrtists who havo had souso enough to forego the ambition to become famous and turned thoir pencils nnd brushes Into commercial work havo found a reward commensurate with tho cost of early training There aro a dozen commercial artists iu St. Louis who today claim Incomes ranging from $3,000 to $0,000. that lift them from tho penury mid uncertainty of u Bohemian whose life Is devoted to catching tho public fancy. Tho public Is too whimsical, and although you may captivate it for awhile, fashion will lead the crowds away from yester day's favorite. Charles E. Ault In Globe-Democrat, An l'.xpoit lien Catcher. There is n wonderful brown and golden bird in Mexico, a species of bee martin, that is a remarkably expert bee catcher. Ho has a way of milling up the feathers on top of his head so that his crest looks exactly like a beautiful flower, When a bee conies along to tip honey from this de lusive blossom it is snapped up nud de voured, Chicago Herald. VEGETABLE PANACEA PREPARED FROM ROOTS Ik HERBS. fohthi: cunc or AND ALL OTHER DISEASES ARISINO FROM A DISORDERED STATE OfTHC STOMACH OR AN .INACTIVE LIVER. rOM VALE UY ALU DRUGGISTS ft GENERAL DEALERS 0E. IMIUDB ETC ilffl ANOTH b $ ener vr ii o-f ma f No. 241. N . ' n IVI. No 11 No. aid. v. i;y v.. vi. No. 111. N.t II. So ; ..I. No in. No Hi II 111. i.l 711 J IV .' '7. iu So So jii. r. yii v., Ill .. Ill S.i 111! Vo ho No ill, K . M Nn 1l N. i'll. S.i Si HI. S.i I'M. n.i i ir. Nn I'll!. Nn ir. So ll. .So I' I s'o nn. No IU. No III. No m, No. HJ, No. HI. No. ID. No. I?1. No. HI. No. in. No. 111. No HO. No. 113. rlu'Cc. TI'' MIm MiMoric lUtitratf't. -m. in jMitr lrn. llr No. III. No. 18. No. !i7. No. Il. No. IU. No. III. No, III. No. VI. V... II. No. in. No. OT. TO EVERY READER GF THIS PAPER! XVi ivaiit lo Incrraflo our circulation vry I.irrly 'lurlnff tho tu UMx monlln lo double It, "if oh bIUIc Ti iticomjilMi this wo iift tl tlto ru-operat'on l nr present fMihvri.M-tri.itH railfM. 1 ru ., ono at mir irMMit iwIm Wtiml hHstra for it r"o twrib-r, m.i ritruMtloti voiml ! tluubitt' ol t'ouro. lint wo know Unit It will tko nil extraordinary IimIo. !.. nut hrli.tf out tlio uuitfd effort- of nvury ono tf iur proHont MUi)4crlh(r-WH mIihII Iliva to ihi.h a l.-gli UVil, u ro arnhltloiiH (tint noxious to double our olrimlnt-oii, nnd, by special arraugempiit with on of the leaih lug jmhilHMiig bounty wo tiro wiabltxl lo juako you An Offor Romarkabio for its Liberality. Ilratl it : To tttiy ono uhn will nfbu O no Subocrlbor to fV pnpprfor Ono Yoor al the t etnltr tnhficrtpttnn p i'tf ire iritt gitt Atjsolutoly Froo, awl $rwl hi inntl. fj'i.W Iwotlty-fivo Comploto Novo.B -any twintj-jlce yon may re'ect J rom thefmlmc my tint : No. VK.I, Ifcr Mititlf. !cl1if. Ilr Auakoi if. I)oy.ii-. Oit tttiitit. It M T Ciii.uH lultirt. II ilr Jt- (1 AntlN. A Unit i Cou uril. It If 1, tiytynnn A TrittiMriiMtt lrl lr"Tnr fvrHra,M (nlllk orfMit Jiillt . Uf Austin M. Ihmm ltf1 I'liUviy i4iiim, iw mm Ann . tt r.rnk: Hit. A I' ltlt 'I'CMI. Jit II M. At KXkhM u Tin- t'iirl iT flit Orh'iil. 11 Hi ' KmonVomn. Jr. hlut.Mi Ifftrb-K thiiitf liter. Ilr U T. Cl !. 'l'U- l.liitlfii riu lit ttli. Ilr If a hij a urT Utuvnr. , PHiiiri'riMi tttiiint. UrMrt AfM.M.HtrrnKh. ItlarlUttlrtl IIIII Mr I -mm HrniK Knvvfr-i. 'I lu- IVrll i.ritlcliurt! I'tinltMi. Ur U. I- F.urN 'I he I. Kilo Ol.l Alunof lliu HiilbriioIUn. Itv I7 From tl.o Kurlli b IlifOluon. 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