Show IN A restaurant the health destroying foods that go into mens Stoin stomachs achs the risks which new york men take with their digestion said the proprietor of a group of well known restaurants tau rants down down is a constant source of surprise to me heavy beav y pie and pulpy pudding are bolted at the very time when careful eating cating should be rigorously rig attended to I 1 sit and look on at times in my different restaurants with kith absolute amazement at the judgment or rather lack of judgment which men exhibit at the table we havo tw two 0 throngs throng of customers the first rush comes about half past nine in the morning it is composed of brokers business men clerks and office employed emp loyes who have grown grov n into the habit of rising late and rushing down to the office without breakfast so as to start the work of the day on time they could easily get their breakfast at their beardin boardinghouses boarding houses or at home if they would w rise ribe a half hour earlier but most of them are up late at night and the temptation of a longer nap in the morning is too alluring to resist so they hurry downtown down town open the mail start things going a and then rush into the nearest restaurant for breakfast it does docs not hurt any man to take a little exercise before he cats in the morning and undoubtedly a delay in the first meal of the lay day would not do them any particular harm if they would be careful about the character of their food hut but after working two hours on an empty stomach they come in in violent haste order a cocktail and then cat pastry and sweets sv bets enough to ruin the diac digestion ion of an ostrich they usually tart in in with roast beef or some other dish that is ready and wind up with mince pie or a boiled apple dumpling I 1 know many a business bu giness man who comes in and consumes three or four dishes and is out of the place again in less than fifteen minutes at lunch timime they come in again and load up with w ith an oyster pattie or or beefsteak pie or some other dish in which rich pastry is an important factor this second rush of trade is even more interesting than the first because it shows how th the c habit of eating pastry grows it is no unusual thin tiling to see a man of fort forty y years ears of zif age g re isake take wheat cakes sausages and mince pie pic for his luncheon ile he bolts the sausage e covers his cakes with w ith rich and has his bis pie served hot and sprinkled an bach deep with powdered ugar bugar ile he is invariably an advanced dyspeptic in appearance and for some unaccountable reason he seems to succeed in business it does not do any good to sneer at the pie eaters caters of new york because half the railroad presidents tale telegraph raph superintendents superintendent and influential men of affairs of this town vat at thins things thin s which cause a man of gastronomical trono tron mical omeal intelligence to shudder most lost 1 of the absorbed anti and nervous financiers and business men he die at fifty and everybody says it is due to overwork Alla all a mistake pie is the fell destroyer X N Y sun aun ashe luaa GEST SAM va ER OF TH van MR E AL rat FOR CASHI FOR C SH I 1 we offer 0 he our entire stock at cst cost consisting OF THE LARGEST DRY GOODS STOCK SOUTH OF SALT LAKE CITY merchant mci chants des desiring irin to purchase pui cluse can save mone in loo looking killcy C our ZD goods over oer and securing bargains im c fains not ila obtainable all altena bool ro oll id toek U jaice a IL t s e we 13 want a n tt to a sell S a 1113 out U t SHOES FORMER FORAMER PRICES SELL FOR NOW MENS LIENS HANDMADE HAND MADE KANG 6 00 per pel pair 35 5 00 per pai 4 6 ci CALF ll 11 5 50 4 75 T TURNED 3 75 J 2 85 POLICE 3 00 2 25 Z PATENT LE LEATHER 7 00 5 75 y SHOES 2 00 1 00 SLIPPERS S 1 35 85 t etc etc etc boys bens shoes in proportion Pro prop antion both lace button md and congre congress S i LADIES SHOES SHO S V HAND TURNED FRENCH KID 5 00 4 00 i ac 1 t 1 4 50 3 75 BRIGHT DANGOLA 3 00 2 40 n 2 25 1 75 c tt T t s X 1 75 1 25 CHILDREN and MISSES 2 00 1 35 etc etc etc all kinds at cost E EM M B former 10 ets per yd now no v 61 0 ets a I 1 farce 1 r ge assortment in por portion VELVET embroideries in ill two toned black etc etca all new styles CALICOS indigo blue and in 1 I dicas plinth 3 ads for 25 acts CHALLIES ASSORTED 15 yards aids for 81 00 nt WINDOW LACE CURTINS from sects per pur up SILK CURTAINS former 8 00 now 0 6 00 per pair ia ZE 1 DRESS dl ESS GOODS fornier prices 1 25 now 90 acts AMERICAN tk t 65 mets HOSIERY SERY in wool lilile and silk for ladies gents and children GERMAN x N and IRIS IRISH it table linens Linci iss ribbons and dress dresa trimming te BUTTONS 6 doz for RED F FLANNEL for 22 00 1 cents per yard vaid LACE bedspreads ADS from froin 1 60 per set up M FELT AND STRAW STRAIN HATS in large variety for ladies gents and children A BONNETS BONNET in silk and lace at the lowest prices in III fact everything Z 1 is beitia being C muslin underwear for ladies and children at I 1 less ess than cost of making k ibi without price of material remember the place ski le NO 14 UNION HNTON fl 1 1 a BB J lV 71 BLOCK I 1 5 dass A r tiona r at 4 MA OT AT A 1 N I 1 ra ft blucke bllou C J ajl r 10 av teth lea t li 1 U U TA l tt ti t gamy n the pl ie sale contin ul aft til A aj E 1 i J m ps i SUCCESSOR TO BROS f wa 8 BUTCHERS BUTCH ERSa 1 |