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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-26

IL HAVE you seen these lovely Ia France and
L other handsome Roses. brought ia daily to
Strong's drug store? If not. take look at
them. No charge. GEORGE WAGNER,
Thunderbot road Telephone 49s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-26

ITO RENT, store and dwelling, corner Haber-
i sham and Charlton streets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-26

FANCY JERSEY BUTTER just from dairy;
II come and see It. l.. NJ. WHITE, corner
Whitaker and state.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-26

pOoNS. furnished or unfurnished with or
~ without board. East Of brayton. ROOMS,
l39 Barnard
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-26

ENOR RENT. large front room. suitable for
4 two gentlemen; with or without board.
Apply Ifl Gordon street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-26

COMMITTING NICE, hothouse-raised Cueum.
- bsrs, now ready. GEO. WAGNER. Thuu-
derboit road. Telephone 49S.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS

~ GENTLEMEN boarders wanted; good board
VI and pleasant rooms, at i57 York street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-26

L'OR RENT, fiat OF rooms over office, Empire
4 steam Laundry, 100 BrOughton street
suitable for business Office architectural in
surance, real estate. etc. etc Apply at office
below.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-26

DOR RENT. comfortable dwelling, north side
a Duffy street. between Drayton and Aber-
corn: containing all mod rn convenlences, in
excellent location. J. f. FULTON, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

was a biicI walnut affair which she discovered IN The
garrett but It. u~N frame was quickly covered h' "a
trip Of white" nailed on the back with very H''I'
lluc-e ard tlcu turned over to thc front ana Fi'rci
with a ~iput thread about Two inches from th' 'df"
TIT, va, drawn ,ut enough 10 h'op IT IN lis Iace ana
finished with a harrow lace cdriur. After hanging Il
on a mil iu the wall brpp piece Of white mateFaI
wa thrown over the top and drawn 10 the sides o the
table.
TIE wa.h-t1ud. which equal, ample and com
Portable wa, shelf fastened 70 the wall ana finished
In the same manner She dressing table.
But the oddcat and Guaintc> thing was h'r wishing
SET Getting the addrs, Of pottery wlfT'' Wmtc
Glazed -tnucwar. va, manufactured, she mada an c\
pdiiion there one morning and, begging some "l tn'
cav 10 houcd II lor she was clever with hcr hhG'iN
into fishes, ,tlrfsh. and other easily mad" MONSTER
Of th, ,iccp Thee she applied with wet clay 10 n
pretty square shaped toilet set when wa III 'W'
bsqnct. and cn II TO be glazed and fired. There !,
NOT .pac, NOW To- tell of the cNac process, but 1t VIII
L. given if desired. and II /, not AZ all dlih'h''' N"o
her set which consisted Of the ordinary hhnll"r "l
ulccc. came home she Wa surprised ana 'hirhc''
with the result. ., II was sudden tno"S"' anu 81"
had been prepared for q failure.
Sow nv lady hlcd her once more to Inc earc''
,chcr she discovered among several discarded pieces
of furniture a rocker aud little old table In'S' Nic
attacked with her pnnt brush first wen NadpaI"rE
thc surface and after several roht~ lcN 'h"h' "''"
yhitcucs, aud purity. AMI completed ciHTnitN |"
furniture ui hcr HllIr l""Hi' '' "''
yellow and vanished. and hcr one eXtrNaS'"'c N"'
,b prrcba.c of the snow white goats halr rugs from
voptrc which placed before bed aud dressing tables
rovo thc finishing touch TO her room"
These ar, the days when the d~eler 10y tue sea ""'
. -. ,f to pu,hcr foi ti, Is the PuShers harvest
fine Tho Iri~hcr l. a lovely lazy not a. N""'N a.
a., ,ra tc, vcor, ago nor fresh n she used 10 DO
in the happy days when the ambition to be rn'hcr %
ga, no, set awakened In her whnc N"'ns sou, ",'
No., ,rc los a person Of WIDE experience ana auraoc
,tayiug powers. . -, ,,ec,re but
80 IN. .-rnrc The dimncSs Of her remote
Ca, relieved here and there by the el'am oi \
,t,e and wnon the ancestors got 10 be NmcrcaI anu
cor,G no longer be Lords and carls they were
'"uIu i' '''7 , Her immediate parents. VINO
,rerc kind enough to die Just when l'cS ous"'' N'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
TIE EcONONIC SIDE Of TIPS.
rou The Boston Journal

Frn~ Tn" Boston J"HFl'hH
An annually recurring question in The summer sea
attain the best and most expeditions service. mat 81
tipping porter. Vaf"r- ana other aii"ud1lit~. J.
order Oh" most satisfactory attention. ~l1lN
the subject is presented iu it, ~o'inl a"pr''. I"'
morr than thor du, share ~ -rr''c'. ih"' "f" 49,
prVluc some other traveller. ~ tA'I proper amount
~ attention tn" principle "f -'f ~lr'-- I' -iif
be involved social ciiC. ar" quoted ahd '' HGI "I
summer i i- Interesting Z" motto" that iw economic
sid. II ippIuE i~ ~ cpr- -p'uHu-lN hrd lh view
and tho relation of tips :" I'D" va" question is cow
sidcrcd especially fwl"rf1n'. "f l1'" NH''l' 81
that one ,hcf cause ~ hopctIl"r-- iu i'' I'', ..
icrt nf This colutry ~ 10" lndrp''" i'" "l i" '''
crs and their reluctance % rc'"iv" Ups. ,h'- Ger
taluly Indicate visor ~ o.'r't'r ara p.ni-
their part iu arranging All matters i''t ''''''.
tbcr, The tro,ollor i.Ird u Er'p' -.r'lI" depend
,rcc and a passive STAT" 81 mind 'aI."i hy th" mp
cu-t,ru Te- -oual c,I1-c of thought l~ driF ''''l
ha. all the uuccrtalnt' ard many 'I.'r ~ 'n' 'll
arec.ic feature ~ h"gcaiy. mat uppnE h'1, ,l''
flllv succeeded iu Ui> country 'i. ''I Iil Us hlt-
r,,d ly % -i..ac n..n- fl. I'-'r 't fi" Dr.. l,--
d ,i,l a ,I..,g sY- l.r-.I V,-r ol account - fI"
In n.ufii...,r, q ih" rp fuH' I..' W'il" ." TIP
ba,.o at,,.red iic hai.t fIr'1-h 'i"rH Travelling.
I'M u +, sl.u.f,;'t ''.' n Turu' r-"f ."if ',
noticed Is a. approval of fIr ,..I..iI 'il't- ''t
~r,I .rlnav l.l-. fn. pnirl..-rr. ~ a.c'np' .In-
g, -,f,-f, crr.,., Ir.....' Ir 'h" economy 'l 'r.
larly.,ci Ia'.ly ir F'-ltl. .haN hl .''' '.'
ri ,..r ,,0, ra- crpl.'.d "0 'r'!l "'.
,.,.d g. . tf,.. ID .r. il.ra-. h. -t'"i -'ft' , rs
po,.1 y 'l.' 10. fio .'"f..: place Do" lH1 r"''' ~.
,yli.l moro tar c.lt'd h. ItF1r'. ln "'t'" On ''.
n,~ pl,r" lr which h- ~ port ~ -. ''.''N
was snail IN" uP ,"-, IN '.. '',. l.l,, 'i.'
stuart Nl'- theory correct in r-'iN T." u" I'.'''
~ fins uppI wage.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
crrrlrrly rlRNER hETINED.

From The I1liu Herald
cd colonel va,nadc-. Of Ann" Arundel county.
Nd va- ar,c .'coN"'r The .'''' ,,i ,l',, ,,nt q
,,o' H. r.,url, Lc tool, 70 drive ot"i t', properly,
AID or h. va, r.,. % small oo'."oG pos.
whom Do you h'l'iic '", h"f 'h' 'I,,'l ..,'I .
Wrv .lh. / long. '.tp Colonel MAN''i''l'
sab , =, ... ,,i.., ,h.
chan would .ay.
I'll % g. f'r'"r. .1h.'
What .o1 - farmer b.
.Gc,flcr.a, farmer. repeated ~" colonel "Whni
kind of % farmer gentleman 'iI'I 49, t..
" V,ll. .nh. eppk" mp '" '"l'ird bow
farncr dni don't rai-c ~ l''cp. lh. ana h'' -
rh,c colonc cnj jorci TIC ioc t 3. ead. and after
ward tod IL upon himself with muDh "mu''me't
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
HOUSEHOLD TALK.
INTERESTING NOTES FOR MEN AND woNlE


How thing atcr. aud what a trsm it is 10 say so!
I:ut how changed is the Newport OF day from the
Newport of twenty five year, ago. How pretty we
used think the then girl OF the period I'm her low
basket carriage with full white skirts that bowed MP
and filed the basket work to the brm. Now dare
say It would remind us Of nothing much clothes
coming home from the laundry: but what a dear
fascinating little turnout Il with the safe pony or
cob-a turnout which was then the height OF every
girls ambition in thc way OF her especial wagon
surprised its would have been II invited t.
mount into a doGcart and handle the ribbons of a
tandem. Very big. very stylish look our girls ol 10
day as they dash into the Polo Grounds on the high
box seats Of their doccartS with straight backs squared
elbows. manni>h collars and ties, and cutaway coats
while beside thcm-far below thcm-loungc the golden
ymtls well content to be driven. entertained, saved
trouble.
Certainly pretty women. good horse GcSh and gildcd
youths form an enhancing sight. and make even the
most unworldy of sigh a bit for the neshpotS OF
Egypt. Here they all come down the avennc-thc
rather pretty but ~'ll fair matron, driving her steady
pair of cob~ in her victoria phacon with neat groom
behind the bcautllu! girl threading her way rapidly
In and ont with her high stopper and dogcart and
correct attendant: the wclldrcsscd masher' nanag
ing his tandem clcvcrly through the trnng Of vehicles
And now hlrl, the coachnau gives warning OF the
approach of the fourin hand and that ne plus ultra OF
vehicles. the coach with it, beautiful horses ana t'
load nf the youug ard the gay and the rich. awnings
cayIy by. Ent bright bewildcring desirable as the
whole pageant seem, there j. not more true happiness
thclc th1n elsewhere. The beautiful girl has aSc'
some bitter d'~nppoinmcnt' the good looking matr'n
has suffered paugS Of thwarted ambition: the fault
lc.lv dressed m1Slcr" ha> his dunS and worries ana
among the coaching patty there arc some sore hearts
An vanitas vanita'rm, which Of rs is happy In this
world, Which of H. hath hi, desire, Or having 1t Is
| slti,hcd!7
orc of the prctti-t home made tables | have ever
seen wa, constructed ol four squares Of glass and t~o
rof- The t1 10 had two shelves,
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
THE FRJ-TT CRpP or rms YEAR
,-or, Tho Kew -Yorl, Mercantile aud EXcnncc "a

4, the s.a,ol advance more c'mpi'i" r'I"A rom
,ari,u- ,crtiur- iudl..t'r tuit 10" general i" 'i'P
IL 100 ,..u b.. the smallest for m1ut years. "I' j. J.
tn H.. rr.'t d. from the fici al I'D -! rci'iit !' =
~ ,o,r. i. ,u ,cfrultu,AI iuter.ai- tbrO1Fhpui i"
''.,,., ,r. ftyn.ttl+ ttuT. Hn"ri 'r iH-i I''-
r,yYg p1rfiI crops VIII Ird ihcr n'' @'-'H@ a. l,
,Td 81 m. year aipU' cIJll 10 ~" -'t-W' "l I"i
cr,u. 'Inl> m. been On" r,pIt OF IN present lF' Il
d,rrorrd by fine early irr-t-, hu' N'rf r'inhr 81 Nr
rr,cc- have prevailed. and TN cArru' "i "hiN
lrd -hipput have been mat 'gillk h'-'h q. IN
vii De IA. of thr fruit crop- au' NOR" attention can
H.. ,,,.u - fnc gathering aud pa IluF. ana hf tlh
iuIprpvng III" quality oi tAr shipments '"'" NH'
bee cuh1uc a. ,..,
.un,~r, generally VIII De TINT " t' prach Cr" Wnch
j. almost total failure iu all sections ~ The country
Ic,.,.if Cal forilaI. Aud II VIII h" con ,d'II "N".
the (prc,.,t -'a-Dn. II, m'-' uhl'i7' ''"' @
the pear /, al-O general iAliu''. 'Ic h,"'
frost which DESTROYED The peach crops also blasted
49, ,,,r l,d- and the lt" report. rom many "I
a.. ,ryo aplr .co1iol, i The liaG.nu hlNrr ON 7
and western NcW Norl, tate tiat 90 great lci q" '''
y6huy fruit is d,opp9G from th" ir'-'' ana liI'',a
.i, ~ a short lroGuct IRON. il. principal Npn'''
nf -utply Tho ,arlv crops q. fruit. -ncI aN Ira"
14rrce raspbcrrlc~. curiants. thu t't have ncn
,,ru.irIly eiort aud seem 70 hav" been iull"d very
,,',tor and then being followed bv the '"Fcr' ir,'i
duriug The time Of the cdrA dcV"i"rWcni 81 inc
,,i,ut. The report from the Wcst ~" }ct neon
,Irtn and the frut growers Of those state tlH'lhS
irc,, b,H GOOD crll -I MAY a-tiu PROFIT bH ih" f,-t
crn failure "a, t1oy did last season IN the miIh'u"F
The attention now given 10 quicker mcin' ci
Transformation and improved IIlIFr foI cMfN lnH
,,cr .Iul,rc fruits. enable distant growers - nllc'
!,cir rroductS on uui market iu GOOD tihc hhu ~
uri,nc condition. and ~" present ana prpsW'In'
favorable prices are certain 70 prove
W OH ,boet who can send tLc' frits 10 thl' innrhti
aeon from the more remote points ON tuc iNIu'
C,r. and thov have qlrrady hcenn and VIII continue
to sbip largely Throughout the season
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

back along the line. and soon found girls body
stabbed and thrown on the metals.
Thrown on the line %"
Yes, 50 they said. II was all found ont quick
ly enough when her old father came 10 identfy
her he said shed been robbed too. for she h"d
81 90 III notes on her when she was mhrGcftd.
And tie man-hc did not escape?
NO. the police guessed what he had been mp
to, and traced him 10 the races, where they mace %
out hc had lost every not" he stole. lie had bc'h
betting largely on one horse ,...., .,o
John of Gauut, cried eagerly, but with some
Of the recent terror on me again
Yes, that was il, sir; you've heard the s'ory
before"
| shook my head and he Went on
Well, they followed him pretty well all over over
tie country. public feeling hard against
him that every one knew lie could not hide long
and AT last they came upon him half-starycd IN a
barn: hc faced them and shot himself. ana eS-
capped hanging
! did not speak, ! was going over my recent
experience in the train.
The queer part OF it. sir. is this. said the
station-mascr, after the coroncrs jury had been
here and seen the carra2c-eft untouched lor
them You'll undcrstaDd-we never used IT some
how the men did not like it. and ono market DAY
they sent il back 10 the station You come irohl.
sir, and for years il was not used. Ihen Iour
years ago. as | said. they hooked II on for IN"
races every bit OF rolling stock being wanted. ana
then il came in here with IFS door SWIn&lnt, n,,. @
a swOOniug woman inside. who told strange
story when il could be got ont Of her. Inc men
liked il less after that. and sent II back acalh'
and now that fool down the line drags II "nt on
race day of all days in the year. and puts You IN
H. sir. ard in nv idea il ought - he broken into
frewood."
We talked until nv train came in. and told
him all | heard on that awful journey. ,
" Poor soul" he said: ct" seem to know that
girl"
BY the by" ! asked. rs ! packed my things
into carriage in the train that was II take m,
on. carefully choosing a compartm"nt iuII oi
smokers. What was her name Do you rrurm-
Der %"
IIe.curvpd his hand round his mouth, and leaned
toward ne
Kate Lee" lie said.
do moi often tell tlis story Sometimes !
have told IT, and seen an ircrcdul"uS smI" cross
the polite face, Of my hearers. ! cannot account
for It's incidents. or cAPl1in lis impToh1h'v hut
for me il has had one marked result. never enter
an empty railway carrla-c.- Murray Ma"aAhc.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
rrnrrcrlyG Tile SlRRATR.
rr.,n Tho Enl;c lMontA Inlcr Monnlnin.

ErGm The IuIt" INOIIl IHT'T "'7'TT'''I7'' = =
We hope the Ilcrgyincu oi tr 'I'l WI, am ,,,i"p
,f .. Thc Anaconda standard me worn w i'' ,i',
,aro, I. all done sunday ~ unnecessary u'''IE''
MN sait,th and i'm defiance of the Christian sfntl
n'cvt NJ thc people ui Butte. Thor are rnputh i. m
,,n,,l agencies ~ work IN this town "h NuIf VIII WIZ,
', 'ddInr the preparation of a l"m"crttlC WK
=" the prcvqllnV iniquity. II i, enough l9r .I, Iv
'i,.'u. and farn game 10 be VIDE open, bi' N'H
SnIV', in,e.r cVus and can hc treated aftcrWHrd. y
me,,ncr,tic paper on Monday however. tends larEcy
., tbc uud1,ug Of the work OF the chul' ne 'H',
dv lu .cbonls ON sunday and keep tn" editors ana
.,tcrs ."y and circulation andav makers from pn'c'
Il worship m ,.,, . ,,u..r. ,f tto lest
,,h,'ncv i'm Anaconda that II VIII never carry oH'
intcntion Of issuing SUNDAY rll"ii 'Nn w W. 'a' '
I ,he e. uoblc four hundred" down there WA" can
"rcher read speak write the English mlsn.N :;
and generally vote the straight IcmocT',u' sod Il'hr
d.lu d.luriv nnnroachcd 10 frOwn down ms pIopo,.u,t
ttarcration and ~ have nothing 10 90 win ''"'
T,untjnc defiance Of the Christian day OF rest
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

plato to make the proper hci.ht for the second
-l,it which v1- al., ld o1 a." broad rim made
ly tIe t....i,.- of fH" bamboo.
Tug- -ulU pieces n"rr aided abov" the top shelf
ana Irl.. nr.. Nurlf screwed ut" tie wood, hell
r.r whole t..lr securely -,thcr This 'Nhi" may
ir made 81 wool instead Of -la--. and would be- a
,.p't t.a t.l. hat nothing could have been
p,.trr. r1a t.c transparent -h"l'c, showing tn"
.~r.. ,ad grasses. a"1 a dHuucr place Tor bit, OF
china could rot o." Lnd
In" i.ia.r vIU p.rlaI- rcoi'"t that tho clever
,,..ir- v,. tr ulp furnished her o"u sitting room
pro...d llp g, I.t hrr ito hito bedroom ad".nine
-,,o a, u..!c f,r those Who. l.c herself. wish for
ur.,a., ard lrt'in,. and who have rot the means
f.~ ANYTHING bui 81 tuc simplest.
TIE, bedroom Via vcgv small. and when finished II
ua- a.. pure aUG .Vr' u.." -irl'' room ought 10
hc. AID ,o' -, very s.mpl. 10 cotbcl she nailed
, r,u,.. ~ vh.i" t!"a'l"d luelu vim feather
.i,c,r,. iu yellow wash .iih above tn' hem. Tic
pr,,d which Wa, mad" 90 au Old iu"n sheet WAS
t.I.n,d iu tn- -,uc way with dc-.cu Of ll"' ~ OF
nu. 800 ;ho centre al.o stitched n yellow. with the
puloy- and sheet -"aus tp match
I,r dr.--Inr tlhl. 'c3e an ordinary kitchen table
i,.12 which our hcro.u" painted white. finishing ih'
fam with a short n"lucr. y bureau cover and pin
cushion completed most ro'r' - convenient. .plaoe
,r h,r br,Ac, and toilet accessories. The mirror
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
SNOW PLANT FROM THE SIERRA.
an Francisco Examiner.

From The san Franci>co EAaHIIHVT' ,. ,o. h,o,
brought 10 this city by f. l. s%arH ;o ANA or.t hf" Il
eAhlbiuoh III ,hc , snow plant and found by Mrc,
swSr5 growing near IN c 1ea ,Hdscno1s TO
Wct dpo. ~, atfudc, and i variety. ~ sOMS
s ac ct Of fonr or nve inches, and when e a5
which is after the sPIIG I a% aone ,e Upright on
the grQunu The value attached 10 i Is on a.
OF the hDneS and the plant secured by MI o"ArA
coGn, T ne the rst ever brought to this cIu'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
4 NINE Or BEESIy iN.

From TIE Tillamook Orcl Headlight.
No one has ever been able to give AN authentic
account oi how suth enormous tIanttr- If ic'-v iN
came - Dee deposited ou the beach near NchaI'W'
Specimens are found along the beach iu varou. Ia'-'
lint n /, most VoutItul near the month oi so" N'H'n.
A. the sea -hift the lar. por"~ - ar washer a'n"
and large qu1utitlc~ found by plushug u ~'mr "l
hc low and near do" beach Thol" spot WHORE the
SCI, la, never reached . thr memory nf Nh" pIt'-t
settlers, and which are covered with good -i/''l
Growth of --c" where deposits of The N1N nay 90
found lv di-CluE Specimen ~ the WJN may D."
found tho hons" cf sctcr on th" beach. md %
AL appearance, % i~ ccuuiu" lcc-V1N several IONS
have been uuolrthcd and one man shipped large
amount t. san Francisco once. ur which D." received
5000 In quality II ], as good any ~ tu" market.
and has retained IT, familiar odor through al t- rph-n
usage and age II l~ supposed i} -umc ana -p stated
tina; IL came fr) the V,,ck 4 spanish vessel ov
a century ago. Other. -a1 4 cam" from "r"'h. u
Chinese junk ThcS traditions regard 4" M" Wr'rh
come from the Indians and mot reliable j. ~
possible that this hccsVoN j. really Lost 1r"d-
utc7 which people ar. 81 s.iug f'r ou he Nchdch
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
TIE AFRICAN SPHINX.

Mid tawny sands apart she lies,
Deep "a a dream her ,hadOwcd eyes
DER folded arms her forehead boWed'
The piled pomp Of thunder cloud,
The starry march of midnight ShlcS'
The hlooG-rcd banners OF sanrlsc,
The desert wind that walls ana uieS' .o.
Mid tawny sands. -
q. dark brnws. sad and sweet and wise!
O. patient lip, that asonHc
Her children moan and cry aloud o.
IicedetG ,hr not. wsO uaught replies,
Mid tawny sands -
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

bamboo were slipped at the right height from the
GROUND To- support ihc hr.t shelf, the bamboo va'
rrc.cnr.d from slipping hy .olicr with broad
top which va, -.rracd INTO each stick ana t"e
-hcr vs., hId on the thick bamboo rim. Then
second piece, Of bamboo were added above tho sa-S
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

Tn, present IS the season for lobster. and despite
the gloomy fprcb0lin;s Of fish cul'Uri>t~ that h-'T'
would bc driven out Of IN" mari,ot there Is 'llI
uppy e GOOD lobster, & be ron d. Ih arr mah' a.
licipnS WAYS If serving lobster besides rs salad.
Erollcd lobster Is particularly good and curry Gro
qucttc and a cutlet not bad There are few people
who know how 20 >cparat" the meat of lobster and
many cooks. for car o touchug the parts that are MOI
wholesome. throw away good portion OF the W"''
p,latallc Of the hc,h. The best way of testing lob
>tcr', FRESHNESS, is by the tail, which Will not NprhS
back, but bc limp # the creature is stale.
Tho French rule for lobster crollc cites I, an equal
crautity Of lobster and mushrooms cut n die" ana
mixed with half IN" quantity Of white sauce. made a.
G,llow,: Two pouud> OF any kind Of nice hNh or pt
Of water in which hsh has been boiled h'It an onion
, Glove a bay leaf. two spring "i parsley ana one &"
thyme half carrot littlr salt and pepper and half
cuu Of any inexpensive white wine. MIN all thc III
rrrdicntS together except the wine. simmer The vc@e
tables IN thc fish stock IN the same quantity q" water
with the fl>h TIL they are done Remove them ana
strain the liquor through = napkin rtra'ncr II i>h
has hccn u,nd 10 make the stock it should be laid aside
for q salad Take the BROTH thickrn 1t with teaspoon
, rorr and teaspoon If butter add il 10 the lobster
and nushro7ms remembering that there should be hall
ne much sauce ~ there are lobster and mushrooms
Add raw cgg and ar-c tablespoonful "f lobster b"'''r
IA the cr0ucttes and stir the mixture 10 rt"" OF 'he
rnutcs I'm a saucepan over the fire Theh SET IL aNue
to cool When il /, cold II NAV be formed mo GRO
oucttcs ccccd bread crTlmbed and fried
r,oo ara thc royal croqucttes" Of GOuiic and can
not be too highly commended
n mike lobster butter rake the spawn or coral # one
fer pound it with half pound Of butter ana pas
thrmeh n fine sieve. Another way, II there IS no
,,n mr. coral is to wash the She'll well and pound II
~ cory fine Add to four ounces Of butter and mix.
d., =, souccpan and set in hot water, To cook for one
hour Al the end of th, time squeeze the matter
,,,r g, Thin cloth into basin full u cold water.
M mis- proce,, the she'll after colorine the butter be
comes separated from it, Although tedious II l. VAIN
At ,me when it il impossible to get lobster coral.
Inolcum has. in large measure succeeded the
,l time oil cloth II is Il durable. genuinely honest
material IIousckccpcrs who have hitherto chosen the
,,,, hrowu lInolcum for their Kitchens because IL
,os the most durable. will now bc able to get
r,t,erned Hnolcum, which Is equally durable. The
newest English nolcums longer have the patterns
rrinted on them; they are now inaid In the goods
az wood is inaid in q parQue floor. The old printed
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

each shelf Icin, formed by putting two Of tn" glass
-quarc, together. between which was pressed lovely
arrangement of fern and cr1S>c,.
\ very simple and mecuba- device for the l"-'
supported tie sa,, and held the tablc together,
Oyer four .mooth round sticks hollow pieces OF
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

orc of the prctti- home made tables have ever
seen wa, Constructed of four squares Of glass and tTo
3 .r,ho, fishing rods The t1llc had two shelves,