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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

The rules for mint sauce vary. Some cooks us"
a certain percentage Of stock, but this seems =, Us to
he q mistake The time hOnored Ergii' rnlc Is the
best. This calls for vinegar, sugar and mint alone.
Select only r, IA and tndcr mint for lS sauce strip
tlc leave, from the stems wash them Igd drain them
in a s."vr, ARD mncc them fine viii a sharp cobhN
ni!e Gather the leave, together In n little pal" ON
an or,iinary boari ami strike them rnpdly Win this
knife which Is shaped like All ordinary carving
knife A. the Pile separates With the force OF the
chOpping, heap II together again aud CONTINUE the
choppng til the leaves hnc mlnce. French
cooks always chop up their herbs In this way ana
even their meat. the chopPlng knives OF our Amc!i
can Kitchens being rarity with them There should
be four hcapinr tablcSpoonnls Of mint ch'ppd Pour
over the mint hall cupul of good vinegar boiling
lot. Add three table,poonnls Of sugar aud set tho
sauce oway where IT will become cc-cDld. When
mint dsagrces with individuals this sauce may be
strained after II has stood four hours; but IL Is or
dnartly served with the mint In IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

c,evcr Yankee girl has found Ingenious us'
Tor an old coffee mill whose grinding days IRE over
and has converted It into particularly good work
hox which is rs ornamental az II Is rscnil. WIN
sharp chiscl and gauge she carved simple l"""rn
in fat relief on the four Sides the top. and the drawer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

great many people arc unacqnaln'cd WIN oa'
common mandrake. which comes into blossom NJ ,'''s
season. II has n wlh,e. waxy bloom. VIII pale '""
gtamens which Is airoui two inches across. ~ mas
rich aromatic fragr3ncc and altogether Is one W "o
most beautiful vildnowcrS woods Weld 10" HEY
s, mays bv tho pIant I'm vour woodland ramblc', as
to blossom IS almost hidden hv The enormous umbrella
like leaves Tho name ~ Nav apple Is gwen l" INC
fruit which ripcns however. In July ana Is SWEEP ana
edible There 4, an old superstition That whch You
mil the root Of u mandrake " nticrS cry Ike iht oi
a human voice. And strong was once TIC ior'e Oh
this snporst'on In Connecticut ana elsewhere ut''
was a hold woman who wNulh undertake the tiSK'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

An orchid pincushlon to hang the wall for hat
pins makes either pretty present or salable art-
Gle for a fair In the example given the top leaf
is Of pale yellow satin the two side ones Of lavender
velvet and the lower leaf Of violet velvet The
cushion IN the centre Is OF orange plush. IL Deay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

with summer here aud the warm weather ut hand,
the interest in gas and oil stoves for cooking purposes
wakes airesh. ~ much has been done by the III
Cenulty OF inventor. that no kitchen can n)~ be
regarded as complete without some stove %! this kind.
The very best O-stovcs have oior, 50 That one
grent objection " their has bscn completely done
away with Nor do they smoke, II properly handled
The greatest difficulty lies In graduating the heat. II
f. quite casy cook anything which requires intense
heat ard rapid cooling by this process but II Is very
difficult b. obtain the slow, steady ebulon necessary
in so many kinds Of contingencies IL IL BY some com
pcasd stove Ike Mr.. Atkinson's, which VIII cook IN
no other way. Of the smaller oil stoves which
do not cost over n dollar are an admirable adjunct TO
the kitchen range furnishing Just heat enough for
hit OF rapid cooking when the rance Is occupied or
the fire has been purpoSely kept at n low cbb
Gas and oil stoves have proved admirable pastry
bakers and successful for biscuit but are hardly 10 be
depended upon for the longer and slower processes Of
lrazes, Oup-maklng and brcadbaklng. MI A'hIh
son admits that hl5 oven will not bake bread size
cessfllIv when II Is made by the ordinary domestic
rule and that the rule should be revised to suit the
slower heat OF the Nothing could be more per
feet than the wording Of Athinsons oven In The max
Ing oi soup, and braizes, but the wise people must
lnvc greater variety their tables tlaa TINS SO"
cooking Will produce. We must have rapidly broei
steaks and roasts and must have an oven t'lit VIII
give rapid heat for pastry baking. Nothing does AN
This variety OF cooking perfectly a. the modern
range and Il must retain It's place Ia our Kitchens
until some successful inventor shall create stove
suited 10 all the mutlinrious needs OF the cook.
The sorbet glasses OF Russian crystal Imported from
the Royal factory Ok the Gar are among the most In
tercsung aid costly bits Of decorative tableware Like
tho old Byzantine glasses they are coior'n ana deco
rntcd IN channels IN various hl,cs When 1t Is remem
bcrcd 10 what height the art Of cnamehng attained
under the cd Byzantine empire, the ancicrt elories Of
which have descended 10 Russian civilization. the vauc
and beauty of these glasses may be appreciated.
dozen OF them exhibited by one OF Our leading i'm
porers costs S0s but each one Is mn indvidual bit
Of art a OF them being euamellcd In different designs.
. .,mplc sorbet acrs from other Ices iu the fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
HOME AND SOCIETY.
CHAT OF THE SEASON.

THE ApoRNMENTs OF SUMNER BEDROoM=AT-
TIRE FOR INVALIDS-GROwING MUsH
RooMs-wHITEwAsHED WALLS
RUSTIC VASES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

tie smoked Gods cavar mag be substituted for
the anchovy.
sandwich OF ported cheese is also delicious Pond
together hall pound Of cheese and five tabespoohinH
Of butter Add little light French v1ne 50 as TO
make thick Paste spcad this very delca'cly on
Boston crackers which have been spt and toasted,
thin Slices OF bread and butter or on crisp slices oil
hot toast. We seldom remember that we owe the
sandwich not 10 the invention Of great chef or ep
cure Of a court but 10 great admiral Of the Englsh
navy, whose valiant deeds forgotten. whose diplo
macy IS rarely recalled and who By strange irony
OF fate which frequently ovcrtakcs the great Is re-
membcred chiefly in connection with this dish ana as
the patron Of that coed gossip. Pcpys.
Wien brown leather looks very shabby thin coat
OF brown sheac diluted with alcohol will prove to be
wonderful restorative. This should not however. be
applied to, often. as 1t will tend to sfcn tho leather.
Aftcrward 1t may be- kept booking very well bv rub
bling with vasclnc. Children have a way In thu
summe- OF running all leather. whether bsck or bown'
and many a mother las sighed for some Utterly ihdc-
structble material for fOCtcovcrng Cowlide Is really
the bot but that becomes woinlly scratched by
the briars, etc. and Is. moreover. very heavy LOT SUM-
The children themselves fairly rcvcl In tic com
Portable and mOccasn-llke tennis shoes: by sirs'
especially should not be allowed to wear them except
on the tennis ground they broaden the feet, and
are ant 10 give vert awkward gait. Low shoes, 100,
are not desirable on this account ght laced rusSe'
shoe Is the thing par excellence, for growing girls IN
tho summer. Very good pastcs, OF various hnoS'
come TO keep them in order and when they grow very
shabby ten use the shcllac.
A thrifty housekeeper whose house boasts OF but
few closets has slrmounted the difficulty BY having
several boxes made to slip under The beds. lhese
are made OF the same size the bed ITSELF ana are
mounted on small wheels sunk into the wood so tna'
they may run easily In and out Atm 'nsN necessarily
shallow they hold great DEAL and their great hdVah
tage is that garments may be laid IN thcm III i"'
length. One OF these boxes she has lined with cam
phor wood 5, that the winter fnrS are simply hid IN
IL and locked mp. These boxes should be careluhy
painted UnpantCd or uDvnrnlshed wood sHo"u
never be left IN bedroom as the natural wool mar
bors insects White paint looks the best ana inc ooA
shonld have fresh coat once In whle. lher'
should be some arrangements both sides 81 tie box
TO mil Il In either direction. TN nnci boN j aso
a capl,nl arrangement for the sesshore In thS nhy
he stored away many delicate garments Tor h'is p"r'
pose there Is nothing nicer than xsofa aria"s."
as a window seat. Prettily upholstered and win Dis
cushions they arr very ornamental and most nsci"'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-07
Poultry : uppIies and AppIians
Encubators and Breeders.

sole Agents for Hydro Safety Lamps for IuguJators
mine. Ravens Horse Cattle and Poultry Food Ash-
bets Tonic Poultry Powder
Manufacturer Of Croleys California Poultry Remedy
for roup swelledhead and all diseases Of the head eyes
and throat of fowls Anglo American Dog Remedies, 10
varieties, warranted to No. Pills for Pigeons
Everything for Fanciers and Breeders Write for what
you want. 81
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-02-13

State Honse mead riugster Foster
allowed himself to indulge in some
shise against Gov. McEnery last Sat
arday, although he had expressed tho
hopc at his ratification meeting in
New Orleans Il month ago, that the
present would rot prove a campaign
& ahuse. Heisho, what is the matter
With II. Foster-iS the shoe begin
ming to piach him that early in tie
action 2
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F. T1I PV,
Assessor Of Latourche.

ACCIDENT While turning ut the
corner of MARKET and ST Philip Streets.
Nr J. a Clandet of St. Bernard Plan
t&t'on, struck his bucgv against = zig
n Wh'ch a little boy and Il little girl
vtt" dr wing. upturnilg both vehicles
- me same time, caus;ng Mr.. C1audet's
t"'se TO run away-the buggy was
smashed almost to piecps-in the
edh~'zln~, Mr.. Clardet fell in the hno-
gv top, am efore The horse had gone
i rqil're. succeeded in ~e1tricatinr him
sell without any bodily harm. fright
rned almost unto death, his nervous
system receiving atrrnble shock. The
'l'tI" gil who had fallen IN The capSiz-
Ing ct the zig, received a small contu-
sl"n on the left arm inst above tile
WIS. ; She was the little daughter at
~ ttl est Lllrtte assistant manager
entae LAY ton Plantation. The young
boy, by name Robert hcManrns, re
eelved 10 bodily harm. With the ex
"ertl"n OF a smashed up buggy, and a
>r}a cuIltusion, we are itapnv to
chronicle that tie accident did not
prove moe serious. 1t will be n les
on for Peofle driving in town, to be
ntor, careful when fhey turn "A corner.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-02-13

To day a primary election will be
held throughout the parish for the Sc
lection of candidates for Representa-
tives, Cl"rk of Court, Sheriff and other
local Offices. This election has been
called by the Democratic Parish Cen
trail Committee in accordance with the
Democratic rules and usages which
prevailed j. this parish ever since the
war. It las Geen ordered and will bs
held according II the party custom
which has hepn hitteito feithfrUy OH
served and respected hv All Democrats
This election will he held under
rn'es which ae fair to all, and any
Democrat vino might have som a,
p~lIati"Its for any otIice within the gait
OF i'te Pc pc could submit his claims
t" sach primary With The certainty of
having full %jHstirr arcmd d nan.
AID. yer. So-call,d Democrats lave
b~en displaying umieual energy le1e-
aI. co.
-. - i'roiae rom
- erection i"f me
purpose of ma King al, il ticket outside
,o..1,1sa '"'''' way 'fSe
IT.; ""'p's i"hN
diso1 .af izt,r> who for the purpose 6
boosting themselves and tn IT frien4s
~. q, 49,
80" ''s''Pt 'lie
- '' w at'N
~ lucy
d.lna. .aa. w ''.''f'' 70
=, '''''
'eiP' WHY
,fi,.,., !, .n.. '"e
"'H 'e'ieVe
,.,i.L r'"p'' ''e
=" 'ieE e"i
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Ilaas v.a queer Democratjcf meet.

That ~ queer Democraticf meet
ny held here last s~atnda.. Every
orator, from tie head cook to the low
c>' >calIion ~ f;'c list. ranted at and
abused The leaders cftho Democracy
II . fnrlon~ rate oat never word was
~pokep against rho Republicans, the
swotn enemies of the Democracy.
Have the coMhinerS made a dickel
with the RAIDS, too We shouldn't
Wonder. Wait and sec.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-02-13

District Court has con IL .rs.inn
several DAYS is H'rt ~ tie Ptrnuilh
Abraham case. will JUDGE Gnion
presiding. Severed witnesses have
been in arrendAur" ON court in this
case. mostly fr"'n IL" ueiehlarhnoi nf
Lockport, atnon@ whom we've MeSS,s
Silycre Bourg G Alnih,t j.. c Il.
Davis. John Lyall. !. MOAN. and sew
eIa' nthrr-, with he two palti. > IN Hi
gatio Ncssrs s. Abraham AID b. Pc
nouilh IN attend hce.
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LOCAL NEWS.

On Friday morning, Ar. O. Blanch-
ard, mate on the Stmr. Assumption
shit in the groirs Mr.. Antoine Series.
clerk on the Sim. Alexander. The
wound is serious, and nay prove fatal.
This happened nhIie the two boats
were IN mo ring - trout OF Thibodaux
ard n:l- the rr~n't If a quarrel he. w.cn
til, 40 n.en, the particular, of Which
We have n"t vet heard.
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EDITOR THIBoDAUx SENTINEL

kDrTOK THIBODACX SENTINEL.
DEAR ~SIR,-Please allow me the use of youp
columns, to announce to my friends and feI.
low citizens of the Parish of Lafourche. nv
withdrawal as candidate for the Clerkship
OF this parish and at the same time to sin.
cerely thank those of my friends and fellow
cltlZens VINO favored or intended to favor lne
with their supper in 3 id candidacy and
further to Announce, that, a in the past. all
Who may require my services viii hpd me
ever willing to serve them in my candciFy OF
Notary Public, and Insurance & Real = state
agent.
Thanking Won, Sir, for :ha favor of
your columns, anal tAa \ NJ my fellow citi-
zens for the patronage hitherto conferred on
me. i am, Very truly yours.
IL y. CeUt.ON.
a.. hlbodaux, Jan. 9th, lSe2.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-02-13

When the news of Mr.. Norris with
3ra"a' reached this town last week
"hc Of fhr leading lights of the Foster
'te combine was heard to remark.
We'll onr side Is goue up now but
We viii fight them hard to the end.
~, II tie vain hope to secure the To-
cal Offices, by some hocus pocus of .
deal with the RAIDS.
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The band then paraded the streets,
and serenaded the saloons to inform
the people of the arrival of the "nan
from st. Mary" And still the enthusi-
asm of the people was most conspicu
Gus by its absence-Truly, "the way
OF the transgressor is hard"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-02-13
Registration Notice +!
OFFIoE OF REoIaTRAR OF voTERs)
parish nf afour.hA !

ofFtoE OF REoIATRAR OF voTERs)
Parish of I.afonr,he.
Ihlbodaux, La, February s. le92.)
hereby give notice thar the office Of Re-
lTnlehe, wlil be opened at the following
places
~ fhe Fourt House in Thihodaux February
18Th t" February 2ith inclusive.
Laiontch" Refinery. F.bruarv 25th.
In'sa Iass"t's Store. February 26th.
i-at"nrre" Crossing tat U. Toulouse,
February o6to.
" fllac- I't"rl's Store. IN the morning. and
a|trdr's Brick Shed in the evening, Fehru-
arv 2eth.
fl~s ntoine Fpts"'a Storr. March lst.
S"-'hfun F"l>e's March ond
dpar Rarrin-' / orknnrtl March Sd.
" D-lann.'s March tth.
=" "ixs Sore March 18th
49, .9e : Narell 7th.
! "r 9"', ! reI.rn %"on-g'- MARCH sth.
~ + fnyc",' S,"rrj M'rrh 9th.
=. 'a"x's St"r rarch lrh.
I"r' IS tt,ak rortl March iith.
= 80 IL ~" m"rrirr:: ardJ q ems.
III II" cva"''g War Ii 18th.
= 'anI =, e. ':th
w LITER =. Store. March 18Th
Tue. q .aits i" g. N'rph 18th.
G".-in'- March 9TH.
Nh'r'1~ 4 & X Mt, March 18th.
'.ni barti :. "arch 10Th.
= ''"la't.'~. March 2ls,.
\; tor : e@eu3rr'-. March 22n1
oHi~ K aemer's Store. March 93l.
Pat"n Pillow. Narch 3ifh,
h"Fon Is he AT Leufr"y naig'e'sj Nerch
9th
* agaie ~ Thihnhanx Con, House,
t'"'a the lst OF Apri' to the al rt'on.
t UPS
FIX 6ffirio Re- iStrar.
Parish of l4lfourrhe.
II 40" "aH attention . the tss-nav-
eFs ~ r." ar'l 10 the r a.-rssm.lit. nr the
- az wv. rs time wit} BIZ quite shart Ca me
:" Hccotnnli-h MI M w.k in due ti,sa az
'"'' - TO law h"Vin 50 much +. 10 On NJ.
count 81 registration md haviuu y cp de-
- n"'1 lo beg i Notk ra~li, from h-l wnath-
~. fhaf J .'e"ln il my duty to ask nynrv ,sv-
= yer I" civ" ,"r a call from station TO STA
5"i' -"ln9 "reuna for the nfrpn>" Of regis
''"'i9h throughout the whole parish. ard to
s.t' Il cut the different assessments
p. TOTPS,
Assessor Of Latourche.
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THE WI>rtEoF Discomfort -Fvprv
winter w have 10 con4bat coughs ara
cold. Whom Y"n 49, . c"ld. go II
your drm3@i~t a. GIT = y ''lo "f the
fav"litc ured, g. J c,nel,S and colds
Group il childle'-- N deus Perfora'
Balm.
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EDITORI NOTES

IN err Irxt issue we propose to dis
euSs sr. Fosters figuring on the fin
au'FH # the S'.te, anl show what a
J"aeier he sin matters of his kind
not 70 mention ballot box manipulate
mg.
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Despite ali tie fostering care it re
eeised il the shape Of extensive adj
vrrtlsing and pressing personal invi-
t%ations, the Foster meeting held here
last Saturday, was not Il 'howling sue
cess"
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HE XAJDRJT}
RULE.


&3nF o. Tx sapHaft-r. Of Murphy
faetef We're VAIN aad a}dent adher.
eats OF -Nlcile!i" III the camua;gn O.
four 1eaikaso. They AR now in on
lasition To the ticket of the REGULAR
1emoelaey, although that ticket wa.
nominated nv a clear and uniis,ufed
naJ"rtH OF the Delegates elected 10
The Baton Range Conversation. Sn,pas4
tue McEhelN met. fout ycais ape. had
bHited the convention and had taken
s. ~Iatate ac1lo., how they would h,va
letn denou ced from ore emil Of tha
State y the otter as Unworthy the
Mains 81 ~D"ihUclats, ant AS traitors to
the cah 9 OF white s%narenacy. This
accusation would nave been iastifiable
lad TIE heEnely men boiled thean.
aud YET. they lad :ar more reason, IA
hott tan the fosiei1te. had in the year
1881. The real, trG., dled-in-lbe-
Oh Den o:tats are those who legally
supported Nichols four Years agn. af-
ter he Ratt Received me nomination.
ahd Who are now c!lampioninn the
cause 81 tieEfeiy Ia the present cam
palgn.
Had Foster received the non ipatjor
ialii1 u AqHafely this tinIu. tie rem
lar Deln"ciary would uave ofveu linn
Il strong and instituted fo,.
thy have always been taught that j.
q tie dat1 OF tie minority 90 Submit
TO the majority.
he hale coteiie Of STAT Ho,s.
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LIvr CNG AND BE Harry But be-
worc ofa bad cold. urich. if neglected
soon q Nclnr~ INTO cnrsumrti"r.
NarSdrp'- Prct"'fl EaIm is The hest
remedy for col.h>, colds and I'll ~ 9
%tlUuhicy.
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TEtAn ~ TIir HALANCt.-Sar-3en'~
pectr,:, Ia II Is uot an experiment
For - Il + >-iiNr wears il hashern 'tlira
in tht l~ai"uc"" ard not found wanting
in it. a.,.,iy t" speedily aud pe'manrHt-
iy cui, coughs and ecld4.
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In tie Csc fti- = lice JaIv Of he
Parish Of Lafnnrrhe a,I he To- of
Till odsax, Va. t." Thif nd.ux Bid 6
Co, the $2preme Crurt of The STATE.
on as Monday. rendered u d.ci~o on ~
fave, Of the parish and the town, d.
erecting that H." Rtjd@e Co.. sh"r1d
and Must abandon te h,id4e ard ia
aprmtenances t" lie parish and town
without compensation. This is jp,t
what We expectei-'l,e wording of ne
ohartcr could not lave made it %llain-
a.
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For sale.

One par cylinder boilers complete one
poFeahle engine, one peddiiug cart, tie
whole Is in good order.
UhSIN LEBLANC.
" bite Rose PIantatlGn.
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LocKPoRT PUBLIC scHooLruS ASSN

AT It meeting held by tins association ou
the first Thursday Of october, 1889, it was
RESOLVED, That henceforth, IA fair Shall
be held for the benefit of the scnuol fund on
tl't hf-t saturday AMI SUNDAY ~ la OF ev
.ry " order of
TIERRE BtRRIOS. 4er4t4r,
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Ne SIS 4. 4. Achcr and 4. A. Ba-
dean. { Lahadieville, we've IN town
OF 4 .,say, attending 10 b. einess.
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We, A. Nailltt. ard Edgar Bar
rios. 81 Lnckpoct. were in town This
week .; rnding to hu,iHess.
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TIE AtLS or TIE GoDS.-G1ind
slowly. },uf not any no g surely lan
a hackjt- cough u""u the hr,atIjoe
organs. d. Mt monkey with a cold
when Yea knew tnt II VII result
when prrlrcted Hard-n's Pectt,al
Balm cures coughs and colds.