The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-09

coffee, and L never failed. Here Is my
formula, If you like TO have it for yolr new
cook, who, must say, needs hint or two.
ut is better. Of course, to grind your own
coffee, as then you are sure of having 1T
good, but never cared to take the trouble
Or the time myself. Put the ground coffee
In the coffee pot. the quantity being regu-
lated according TO the number of persons; a
family of six would require a teacupful.
Add half pint of cold water aid
one raw egg, but do not put in the
shells, as many ignorant cooks do, con-
sidering that the broken bits have pecul-
iarly clarifying powe". Stir all we'll to-
gether, add one quart boiling water and lot
the W dOle boil for fifteen minutes While
still boiling pour in half cup of cold water,
and put the coffee pot on the side of the
stove where 1t will not boil, and let it stand
for several minutes. Coffee made in this
manner will be found clear, strong and free
from grounds.
Quite a scene occurred on the veranda of
a fashionable seaside hotel near this city
last week, says Clara Belle in a New York
letter to the Cincinnati Enquirer, aud it
was all on account of a man kissing a
woman just once too often, which woman,
by the way, was his wife.
This kissing business has made a great
deal of trouble in the world first and last.
A'O ANuOu buO lO4l-fodt lAOJ1u WhI WAS bu6
result of kiss. Certainly Antony's defeat
at Actium was. A few years ago a young
lawyer OF this city, despairing of fame,
achieved sudden notoriety by Internationally
planting kiss upon his wifes cheek between
acts at one Of the leading theaters. The
audience applauded warmly, and he bowed
his thanks, accepting the applause as a
tribute to his chivaIry and uxorious de-
votion! But the particular kss-for it was
rho la ar hat dfd fha 20
refer as causing trouble at one or our fash
ionable hotels, occurred under the following
circumstances: An oldish clubman, who
married his third wife a few years ago,
made it a practice when meeting her on the
hotel veranda of hating and kissing her.
This would occur three or four times dur
lug an evening. 1t provoked mine host very
much, and he stood it as long as he could,
whom, one evening last week, upon being
that kiss No. had just been
given, he wrote q note to his osculatory
friend and asked for his rooms
The man refused to give them up defied
mine host, whom he assured in the most
positive manner that he would kiss his wife
as often as no might choose and wherever
he might choose. The difficulty assumed
cantankerous character, but it ended in
victory for the hotel-keeper, who made 1t SO
unpleasant that the kissing fend left the
house.
He was threatening suit for damages.
shall | not take mine ease in mine inn?n
exclaims Falstaff. Certainly. Fut we of
this day and generation are great sticklers
for the proprieties. You may even kiss an
other mans wife on the sly; but you may
not kiss Your own in pubic-that is, not
too often, 1t is not good form. Good form
be dashed exclaims our uxorious friend. IL
is jolly fight, and the result is that the
guests at the hotel are divided into two fac
tlons-the pro-osculaton and the auti-oscu-
lstion. Meantime the college boys and sum-
mer girls goatheir ways without exciting
the ire OF any one.
The following from a lady appears in a
London journal:
/ can sympathize with your blushinQ
because at one time i
6lushed in the most distressing fashion, and
l was bantered by everybody knew about
the matter and told tnat my face looked
like bailed lobster.
Though 40 one could be more eager to re-
ceive good advice than 1 was, no remedy
that was suggested t. me did one iotq OF
good, 80 determined to try a remedy Of
my own, which L found successful and will
ing!y impaTt to others
In my view there are two causes for
too much f-consciousness,
and weakness of the nervous system.
think had combination Of the two.
So lar as the former goes, the victims
must most strenuously and with oil the
power Of their will endeavor to think less of
indulge freely in outdoor pas
times and mix in good company thus di-
verting their attention from self to other
things and people. Depend upon it. the
habiJual exercise Of will may be relied upon
to affect an improve nent before long.
would also advocate abstinence from any
thing likely TO enervate the nervous sys-
tenn, such as smoking. ten in excess, alco-
holic drink. late hours, excitement and SO
on. Medicinal authorities seem to agree
pretty generally that nothing 10 the shape
Of nerve drugs will cure the distressing
habit of blushing.
On no account, says the New York
World, should a woman who wishes to
have her dress look well ever permit herself
to wear one Of these white shirt fronts
when there is about it the slightest clinglng
ass citation of dust or dirt, because, how
ever pretty and attractive a spotless
white shirt may appear, soiled one, or
oae upon which there is the least suspicion
OF soil, is 80 utterly unattractive as to take
away whatever pretty effect may be pro-
duced by the rest Of the costume.
OF course, it is understood that all OF these
open dresses are to be made scarcely to the
shoe tops in length. II a woman does not
caro- to show her stockings to the public at
large, she should provide herself with vel
vet leggiQgs or wear shoes with very high
tops.
The latest fashion in summer walking
gowns shows the Medici collar turned away
in the front so as to give a view Of the
wearer'S fair neck and throat. Dresses that
already have the very high collars extend
ing all the W y around the neck can be
easily prepared in the latest STYLE by re-
moyiag the fastening from the front of the
collar and permitting it to swing open. The
with which a Me1ici collar is
al ways reinforced VIII keep it in place if it
is bent back to show the throat.
With this open-collar arrangement bon
net strings are again becoming p 2pular, aud
all the pre- ty little fat summer hats-dainty
creations of open lace, straw and jets-are
provided with narrow strings Of black velvet
ribbon, ~ hich are brought closely under the
cain and fastened with jewe led pins high
under the ears.
Some If the new shot silks are very at
tr tctive Old rose and bronze together ore
productive Of the peculiarly pretty pink Of
copper freshly minted. Toe effect of green
acd gold a1d Of silver and mauve is always
and the latter made up for even
ing with cream lace makes an ideal toilet
for a blonde. 4 corduroy crepon recently
opened completely effaced all the other fab
RIGS that lay near it. IL was the splendid shade
of rose-colored rhododendron Just full
blown, u color Of which most people are