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y tartar
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ost: to be
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alone can the finest
no ias not
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tiicd the Royal
;enJ our Cook 3
To
iook.
nr rocuiest rof instruction.
Royal Eakinj ?cvv Jer Copanj,
THE t:0USE OF DELMONlCO.
fte Prnij;r from Unit CntJVn Rniim
to Wuvlti r in unit UHKtUlirttltt.
Who ha lint liMfd of "UvlmtHiico'K,"
i Ner Yorkt No name is more tntmlmr to
! epicures than IMnmnieu, nwi yet few j-.co-kiiowanythtm;
i.imut thtMiriitimil Dt'l
nuiuicn'H, of whom there won' three hmth
om .John, Lormiza ami Pierre. Tho hail
foumler of the mtme was John, the ynitiiir
i tut ami RioKh energetic of tlm three. He
f was the !tFt who CHim-to New York, ami
i ho wnt out for-cite other two. .ioliu orir-
I Jimily Iweau his wireor us a trwier IrBtwetMi
I I in v re atitt Havana. He mm it- a little
l tnoiu'y and came to New York, tlruammu.
I nrniNibly, as little. Of his fiitnrt Hiieettw an I
it id A. T. Stewart wium he; (Irnt laatlwl
(mm Ireland.
John Htartfld a little ImUery and ilM
fairly wall no welt that he thought limt
with the aid of his brother heemikl do
! better. So he wrote to his ehler brother
s to come over the Atlantic. This wuh tjitlte
t n ymiturPHome jnurnev, etttit'tfiully for two
j Swim teasui)t lads, for mieh they vtre.
j But they bail faith in Johu, tn fortune mid
hi each other, no over they cuiue by tuti)
Bit hi, of course.
The .Irs&Dtflmiinico bi'ttrtiiiir; whr a com
bined bakery, bar, coffee room and restait
I rant, Tlte Ixikury watt run iipon the pn
honor 'plan recently adohird at wmie lunch
counters iu New York; Unit Is, nu watcli
was kept on ciiRtoment, who helped tbem
letven to mn, tare, turnovers ami calces,,
and their word was taken rw to the amount
they consumed. The coffee waa always
good and the meals well cooked and served,
-4nrt rttc'pncea were reasonable. A cup of
NO MORE GKALuiiNQ
fresh coifeo and Rome delicious rolls and
The Language of Animals.
It used to bo told in tue fairy titlen
that the hero ccald hear the grass grow
and speak with the animals. Id reality
h is not lively tuat we Bliall ever develop
, the sense of heanug aulhcteiitly to hear
the grass grow, but.it is quite Ukoly that
( we shall be able to converse with thf
beasts of the held. But do tW beustf
have a lauuiie? He wonhl be bold ia-
deed who would denv it jKimt blank.
. We observe dl aroimd us too uiniiy ui
locations of consdoos exuuihaniciitioii
. between them to have a right tosay "no"
1 absolutely. To be snre. some animals
ffrailent, totaliy.it seems. But mar
they not convey their 'thoughts" in some
way for instance, as the deaf mntes do?
TVcll iMld f or rioking.
I butter-'enuid lie hud for HBiiiUii mid a
I cutlet only cost n sliilliu more. A regular
jdinuer, with wine, could be enjoyed, with
fine service, for a dollar fully eiim! to a
: three dollar Delmonico dinner uow. A
I good Havana ciarcost but foiireentB
Or may they not use a secret language, j especially as the bones were already
rnlnnel Vlvmmt finvnnt w. "Ch 0 COatM tW(;ilty tcHlay.
born in SHduW.oron-h. ilaBs., in 1753, ,.Tlie "touse.0' pnwpowl from
, A, . . I Clio tirsv, Btiu by hd by a HBCnnii ilviiurttEitm
erved tlixonan the I-ovulutiomu-y war mme m arm an mA n jB ,,,
mthiliotiiiciioa mill nom? uMwr him-1 thriving concuro. John, the fotitxlur of
elf natmallj thoujjiit that aukliera en- j the houae.took life easily townnl the end,
gaged in thoir country's dofeuaeiloBcrved doing the marketing uuly, while Iub hmth
to be handsomely trratcd. His fathor, I era played dominoes uud nmolted ciga
it app-nri, t-iit a tivoni Early in the ' rettea. None of the Deimnnico, either the
war, while Eiwnrasr v.-as a cajXaui, he I brothere, nepliewa or dMCoiuhinw, have
was at home on a bnort furlough, and bet'" ! The original Del-
, iU . - 4 y l nionicoa were decidedly unctlltuml. They
u j i, (n tuelltter part0 thelr ivMi,
i. i: mj, tai uai ,hM Ungnage-Englisb, French and
lur tutu luuciituii.
Mrs,, Sprout eut on the table tome
bread and cheetie, wiih the muiains of
the family dinner, Ebenezcr thonght
this rather scanty faro for hungry men.
like that of lovers, employing goa-
tores and looks? When we gpeuk of lan
' , goage in this connection, it must be un
derstood that we do not mean articulate
peech. We take the word in its broad
' est sense aa an expression for the means
of mental communication existing be--tween
onecreatnreandanothor. Copen
hagen Family Journal.
far Pore Food.
The San Francisco Board of Health
can engage in no more laudable occupa
tion than the examination of oar food
supply and the instruction of the public
as to those articles it finds to lie pure
and wholesome, and which, therefore,
consumers should use.
' There are quantities of baking powders
1 in the market to use which is certain
detriment to the health of the consumer.
They are made from alum, or improperly
compounded from other chemicals, so
.that they leave a strong alkaline resid
uum in the food. Many of these pow-
7 ders, having proved unsalable in the
.ast, have been collected by their man
ufacturers from the dealers', with whovn
they were left on commission, and
shipped to the Pacific Coast. In the ef
fort to gain :t foothold in this market
) tjieir unscriii'nlous manufacturers have
indulged is extravagant statements both
with refeii iice to their own and other
brands, claiming the most improbable
indorsements for theirs and defaming
. the brand best known and longest used
4 dpon the Pacific Coast. This informa
tion from iiiis high authority, therefore,
is most opKrtiine. :
' , The strength in loavenins gas indi-
. rates both the economical vaiuand the
ntrritvof a baking powder. The tests
made bv Messrs. Thomas Price A Sons.
the well-known analytical chemists of
San Francisco, show the Koyal to con
tain IS)!. cubic inches of leavening gas
, per otjoce of powder, which was. fifty-one
iniilies niorfV than -the next -hiffhest in
strength. This snows the Boval about
.'ip w cent stronger than the best of the
otlierjipwdeni and its one. that much
nifire economical. i
-'I-he- opinion of the Board of Health
is as follows; ': - v' - '
' yiet the members' of the- Board of
-Health, ot the city and county ol nan
Francisco, cordiallv approve and recom
incnd the Royal Baking Powder. It is
absolutely pure and healthful, composed
of the best ingredients, of the highest
Itrepgth and character. , '
t In our judgment it is impossible to
make a purer or stronger baking powder
than the Boyal. Kan Francisco Chron
icle. - -
' - Aafclng- Qtinttloa. of Im Cuckoo.
"In Denmark." said Augusttui H.
Schneider of Ban Antonio, Tex., at the
Lindell, when the voice of the enckoo
is heard in the woods in the springtime
ovary girl and boy kiss their hands and
ask, 'When, cuckoo, when' shall 1 be
married!' The old folks, wearied with
disease and age, inqture, 'Cuckoo,
enckoo, when shall 1 be released from
this world's care? And the bird con
tinues to sing 'enckoo' aa many times as
years will elapse before the objects of
these desires come to pass. And as some
old people live to become advanced in
years, and many of the girls die old
maids, and the boys find bachelors
graves, the poor enckoo has to much to
do in answering the questions put to her
that she has no time to make her nest
but lays her eggs in that of the hedge
parrow or the linnet that make the
tame territory tkeir home."
pretty bare, i Howovcr. the men aatis
fied their appetites end naked what was
to pay. Captain Sproat answered that
he did not know, ho wr nld ask his moth-
Italian but all thiwe imperfectly. Hot
wore any of the Dcinionicostmxl bnsineos
men, iu the American senile of that form.
This may seem strange, coiiiikirini; their
nccess, but it is a fact. None of them
were keen or shrewd. N'oneof them drove
bargains.
They attended strictly to one line of du
ties, treated everybody well, sold good ar
ticles and so got rich, aud their fame as
restaurateurs hllea not only New tork,
er, and going to the kitchen door h i not only America, but Kurope. It is not
aid: "
"Mother, how mnch is it worth to pick
these boncsi"
"About a shii'ur:;;, 1 suppose," ens an
swered. He wont back to the room, took from
the drawer 3 shillings, and with a smil
ing face handed them to the men, at the
same time wishing them good day and a
pleasant journey.
When they had been gone a fow min
stes, Mrs. Sproat returned and asked
Ebenezer what he had done with the
money that the men had paid him.
"Paid mer said tue captain, with on
ah of amazement "Didn't I ask yon
what it was worth to pick those bones,
and didn't you say a shilling? I thonght
it little enough for such a job and
handed them the mom-y from the till,
and they are gone."
Ebenezcr was his mother's favorite
son, and she accepted the matter as a
good joke to be borne without complain
ing. Youth's Companion.
, Spoiling- a Good Storr.
"An ancient Persian king," said the
doctor, "had brought before him a trai
tor to the throne, who, after a brief hear
ing, was condemned to bo strangled.
"'Mercy, Okingf cried the unhappy
man.
'"No, responded the king sternly.
Ton have conspired against me, and
yon must pay the penalty with your life.
The clock is now trembling on the stroke
of 12. When it sounds the hour, yon
most bid farewell to earth.'
"Quick as thought the prisoner turned
to the clock, which stood by the throne,
and with a mighty push threw it from
its pedestal, and it fell with a crash to
the floor. -,. -. ,
-" 'I bow to your will, 0 kingr he
said calmly. 'When this clock strikes 1
will die, and hot before.'
"As a tribute to his presence of mind
the king spared tiie prisoner's life, and
after a brief imprisonment gave him his
liberty." , .-,
"Quite interesting." csclahncd a lady
when the narrator had finished.
''Shows that there is nothing new tra
cer the sun," chimed in another.
. "Humph yen." said a small, quiet
man in the corner after the comments
had run their course. "Very good story,
and I btte to spoil it, but I must do it."
"Wh-Jtr" exclaimed the story teller.
"Tee, must do it There were no
docks in ancient Persia, so the prisoner
generally known, but old timers will stilt
remember that the llelmouicoH once kept
a summer garden in what is uow East vew
York. Attached to tnis garden was a vege
table and dairy farm wbicb was free to tiie
guests a pleasant privilege in warm
weather. There Here various attractions,
sucb as a band f music and a tenpin
alley. There woiaiso an open space for
target shooting and tor athletic games
these were the happy days belore baseball.
This Delmonico summer garden was a
great resort fur all the foreign residents in
New York, particularly, on Sundays, when
all the Gcnnau, French, Italian and Span
ish notables could be seen here enjoying
themselves. Somtoga Cor. Troy Times.
Practical Use of IHetaU.
An interesting fact is noted in connec
tion with much of the architectural work
of the day, namely, the increasing use of
zinc and sheet and plate iron and steel for
ornamentation, largely taking the place of
Ulaster and wood for cornices, window
dressings, mansard und other roofs, dor
mers and linishisgs, these latter being
fixed upon brackets to the walls or other
wise secured to the structure. In Austra
lia, notably in Sydney, zinc has for some
time past been employed for ornamental
ceilings, oue of this kind on a somewhat
large scale having not long since been used
in the construction of a hotel dining hali
in Sydney, aud which, for richness of orna
mentation and beauty of desigo. Is said to
be unrivaJed, the ceiling, as described, be
ing divided into fiftee.ndeep.and rich panels.
The chief advantages alleged ot a zinc
celling are that it can lie soon fixed with
out dirt, and is a comparatively light ma
terial, peculiarly adapted to internal em
ployment; the metal can be molded into
panel or coffers and applied in large pieces,
and the material decorated or gilded, and
molded zinc cornices can be fixed "in situ."
New York Telegram.
- ' The School Girl Speaks.
A crowded car; a pretty girl dressed in
fresh summer stuff, and this is what she
said in tbe hearing of all; "It must have
been perfectly lovely; 1 sbould so like tn
have gone, and 1 might have went as well
as not if 1 had only saw Jack." What is
the explanation Is ft that the schools do
not teaub the young to use correct'Knglfsb,
or that there is a dark Detroit not reached
by education? To have this smiling young
girl open her mouth and crop out such
toads and lizards of verbiage is shocking.
Detroit Free Proa.
Uoele NRhura Lrnvltt Adinltn ElovlDrBeeo
Tnn;;lit a Km-touit Lckou.
"Tho bri!,-lite:it minds ticv hren known
to git antiy onct iu .while," be;tan
Uncle Kalinin Lenvitt, '-and the fact
that I slopped over ouet is jest lis much
a sign of genius as ''is of a fool. Fur's I
know, it sopms so." Iiis neighbor, who
sat with him in tho great barndoor,
nodded his bend very vigoronsly, as
much as to st that Uudo Kahmn's sago
remark was too weighty for imme
diate diacua.-u.j.i. .
"The time 1 clipped np the elm trees
front the house was an awful upsottor
to me."
"How's that?" sitid f he neighbor, whose
conversational powers lay mostly in the
line of interrogation.
"W:ell, 1 don't mind relntin an experi
ence that wns a putty good lesion tor
me, on that did more toward mint-in my
self esteem than 'most anything I over
tackled."
He rose cautiously and peered round
the corner of the barn to assure himself
they wore not overheard; thou, satisfied
that no one was near, he moved tho
small keg which served as a scut nearer
to his listener and began:
"Well, one mornin I soys tor Mary:
Thorn elm tvmw-fnmt the house onghtur
be trimmed np. That parlor has got tho
chill an damp o' the tomb in it,' says I."
"Moldy?" quickly asked his listener.
"Yis, twus. Well, I hunted np a
saw an got up on the fence nil dim np
tor the lower liuibs. Jest as I got sot
tied Murycomo tor th' door an says.
'Now, father,' she ullers culled mo
father after the childr n come "now
don't be too venturesome, fur yon ain't
so yonng as yon was onct, and yon can't
do as the bo-H do.'
"WTell, it uih-rs riled me ter be called
old, an I tike np putty sharp an says.
'I'm old 'notigh tur 'tend ter my own ui
fairs an' not meddler f says, 'I never
hev threw yor njo in yor face yit, though
it be apparent to all!'
"It was putty sarcastic, I know, an
she went in nn ict the door, She
didn't slam it, but jest slut it easy, like
sho could b?do her time.
"I 6'pose I was kinder Gustrated by it
an npset, an I begun snwin like any
thing on not notii-in what I was doin
till I heard a big crock, an fust I knew I
was a-hangin by my vest tor the stub end
of a limb 'hont 10 foot from the ground.
Ihed sawed oil tho limb I was a-settin out
"Mary heard the crash an comernn
nin ont lively, but when site see I wa'u't
in no close danger Bhe says, -Pull yer
self right np tor the next limb, the way
tbe boys do.'
"1 soys, pretty harty: 'I oin't no boy.
Bnn an git a bidder"
"I'm 'niort too infirm ter run,' says
she, 'but I'll call for some oue.'
"Putty soon she come hack with a
man an a ladder, an whun 1 was a-stp-pin
down she says, mighty pcrlito:
'There, now, dont play any of them boy
ish trickB agin an scare me. My nerves
ain't so strong as you yonng people's!'
"Well, sir, whilst i wore a-hangin
there the concoit jest dripped off my
bootlegs. I was glad 'nough tor feel the
ground agin, I con tell ye, an sence then
I ain't never belicvod in bruggin."
Youth's Companion.
' JoMtualtllig 111 Chios.
Jossmaking is very simple. The man
nfoctnrer's chief stock in trade consists
-of wooden or metal molds. In those
the wet clay is pu t into shape and allowed
to dry. It is tiion touched up, dipped in
molten glaze and allowed to cool. The
average workman can turn out 100 a day.
The clay is kaolin, running from red and
gray to snow white, und costs about t
cent per pound. The glaze is molted in
a small charcoal furnace, similar to the
old fashioned soldering furnaces of m
tired plumbers.
' The wages of a good urtist vory from
20 to 40 cents per day. The cost of a
fair sized image is aliont 8 cents. He
sells it for ubout S cents to u native and
for as high as $.1 to the credulous Euro
pean or American tourist. The molding,
touching and retouching are the same in
all shops. The glazing varies indefi
nitely. It may bo opaque, of any color;
transparent, but tinted with any shade
desired, or clear and colorless. The best
work is made by painting the clay with
heavy white paint and dipping in the
glaze last described. In another kind of
good work the clay is colored in caustic
colors, kept in the heat until they have
set and then glazed as usual. The Chi
nese are very skillful iu this field of la
bor and with fine brushes will turn out
josses that at first sight might be taken
for cloisonne. Phil-'lobthiii Press. '
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FOR THE
111 its
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dollar for
finest Khirt
made. Post
FOR THE prepaid on
all orders.
Satisfaction
iiaraiiteed.
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UlllilHT CLOTHING STOKE IN
tfWPORTLAND, OREGON"
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WyiMJiur'H Iiit'tion
nry, you will H ml
thai the dnilnfthm
of n Hartxtin lit a
iminftii ImiiwtiiHt.
Now thru itt what
IlSIlllif
tor uingnams
In wipiilar mini tn tlierkn, utripei h.hI iIu.uIh,
27 inehi'H witiu. U will wwt fthnia s cents
ir ?ard to nmfl. Ho ymi we ymi ar jri'iuiuf
gtioo KrnttK of it Ingham tUtlWtiriHl tit your post
olticu (or 1 1 oemt )r yard.
QIDU IWIantllr.
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Rods, Reels. Linos, Hooka, Leaders.
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Btmrt lor caulofrw.
'iugust
Flower"
Eight doctors treated me for Heart
Disease aud one for Rheumatism,
but did me no pood. I could not
speak aloud. Everything that I took
into the Storurch distressed me. I
could not sleep. I had taken all
kinds of medicines. Through a
neighbor I got one of j our books.
I procured a bottle of Greeu's Aug
ust Flower aud took it. 1 am to-day
stout, hearty and strong aud enjoy
the best of health. August Flower
saved my life and gave me my health.
Mrs. Sarah J Cox, Defiance, O.
DR. GUMS
onion
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m wins
AUD CROUP.
GRANDMOTHER'S ADVICE.
lriHtnfifamLWof r'nn chllilwn, tnr enly ira
dy for (JotiKhB. CjMi r rid t'niup wa onion nymp. I
iaiuatnanrTM!tU'jtifli7 aa it wis forty Tear
Kuw rav craiirtihUdr-'i tiltn Ir. Ctnim' Onion tifrup
Wtil ah U nlratuty prtpanl and mor nl"t lo tho
Uat. Btvlrl vnr wlinrsj. Lnnw boiUen OO ounl.
4.
A. FKM1KNHK1M
EH, ItitMlintf )-
el or ( the I'aritfn
Nortliwent, keeia
Inrsc HifHTK of all
hKURBT HOCIKTY
ItAlK.KH mi lirtinl.
llullt K'M)8 at low-
em figures, UfMtgei
.umde w ardur.
SOCIETY
BADGES.
miTbzds, 6.00.
I
I
(torn, for (kialofnifc
W.1SCHR0CK
Fine Bedding,
Hair Mattresses,
Floss Mattresses,
Wire Mattresses,
end Pillows.
91 Nrw MonrnoHRRTtri,
bau l-raucjocu km
7 rwisttrt
A Trifle Too Alert That Tirna.
At the Pompeiian grounds one night ft QQf
occasion to rtiMcb around far hisoperagliiwi fLL& '
Id bis overcmit pocket- lif Hi iue tutfc a
ftuapicious female, who no noonor felt Itia
1 11 rim whffTrw.rnt. tfnt- f'-n tnj ftUKlJ
rou
WhffTi wstrnt. 'ir;i i' in tin -uui
SUiBDINU or PKOTUUDUia tlulitt
- TIKLf) JlTONCllTf)
DR. B0-SAH-K0 S ULE fi&MPOY,
whi 'h av;u dirm'lr on porta nnnrtM,
DR. MUMFOBO'3 TANSY .
Tho rrilhltilo Female BemilatUaj
1'ill, (lillekiyeeiTuetaUlr M 1
rwularltluaand tlio .rt J
(ltrttmMllnir syuip- - J "
toiiiKSoitrova- . 1 Q ,
iMitolsU A A .. . Safe, sore sna
BUI.
41 per box. I
MTTMvonn Co., Hex fiuo. Heattle,Wn
AND COTTONWOOD PILLS
conld not have smashed ona.-London 1 ,d?r 'uJJ'S"
Tit-Bits.
The Llvrpuil 1 win
S 1
jJL-lj Sm.V, UfflsjjJ
sf C
Gcorgie It Isn't faih to draw wben I do,
Awtfaur. Ifoa mast b-bloir, don't yon
know? Jadue.
lbs thought, than she seized tho offending
member, satisfied that she ball caught
pickpocket with her pocketbook securely
la his grasp. The geutleman smilingly
aid, "l'ou think I have got yonr pocket
book," accompanying the remark with an
upward movement, which dinclosed tbe
opera glass. The female thief catcher
blushed and apologised, the red Are kindly
aiding her to cover her llincoiiilllure. Bos
ton News. r
They Came to Terms, '
"Did yon und Dennis Dugan come to
terms In your dispute?" asked a business
man of his janitor.
"Yls, sor, and ery nncompliment'ry
terms they wor, sor." WasbiaKton FosL
"I- ' Dr.BoMOSo.l'liUidalpbu.Jflb
FBAZER AXLE
BestinihcWorld!
Get the Genuine!
Sold EvBrvwherel
TKA MK WlHILHKr, Asent, Portland, Or.
mi
I
millatiifi. Hunt nro-
pntd tin nxH)lit or nrluu
II I'OXOB ivt w.
inntTO MAKE WONKY IfilllliK Woftd'l Fair
ant N I A HI,(arT' Uutll! 60 cw" wll";h Wl-rc-tiULll
1 U bttieon flvu Ixxika. Lare wimmi
Um. Allowance for freiKtit. AkuhU wanted
for other IjooIis ttlso. CircuUw free. f. H. lih
My A Co., Ati Fifth avenue, Chicago, IU.
MRS. WINSLOWS nWuT
- FOR CHILDREN TEETHING -
YOUNG IVlbNl
Th Specific A No. I.
mrtm, wtinoii' toll, ii enmm of V
horn itnd Utmt. on mnHnr tA in
I aLiii'Iing. J'Mivjiit trii inr!, It lit'tiitf rii In-
: itTiuu nrawiy. i.unfi win-ii i very tin i if Him
I ban (allifL MuMhvBll l)n.iRlntii,
AlutiuiitntuntnK iiiu.v.ni'iMiiiiiiien.rriMiiRtne
If'iff
Gonnttniptivei nitd pooplo I
who httvt) wotik liifipBor Ah- f
ruft.noul(liiM I'lBo'nCnre lur
Comuniptkm. It am 9ard
tboaMBda. It has not Injur-
wuuiiu, i id mil, uiiii io lOMfl.
Sold flverrwhera. XMo