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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11

The really popular girl always
knows lot. She knows enough not
to gossip about people who have done
her favors and who are in way of
doing her favors. She knows enough
to dress appropriately at all times and
never to bc ovcrdrcsscd. She knows
enough not to wear diamonds, discuss
religion or politics, boast about her
ancient lineage or tell long winded
tales. She knows enough to keep
silence and she knows how to talk
well.
She knows how to dance, swim, row,
sail Il boat, play the piano ANA banjo,
sing negro melodies and college songs.
She knows enough not to give away"
all the funny condolences the boys
give her when in the blues or feeling
particularly good, and she knows how
Ia cook when they are stranded on an
island becalmcd and without oars or
a stick with which to pole home. She
knows jus. how to catch a fish and
then to cook il. and she knows enough
not to growl and whine and complain
until they are safely home
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11
THE FAIREST LAND.

he'll nc, gentle traveller thou
| who hast wandered far and wide
len the sweetest roses blow.
| And the brightest rivers glide.
ky. OF all thine eyes have seen.
Ehich the fairest land has bccn:"
l,ady. shall tell thee where
lsiure seems most blcst and fair
hr above all climes beside:
rs where those we love abide,
hid that little spot Is best
Fbich the loved ones foot hath pressed
|hough IL be u fairy space
vide and spreading Is the place
(bough 'twerc hut barren mound.
would become enchanted ground:
Nth thee, yon sandy waste would seem
he margin OF Al Cawthar's stream:
Ind thou canst make u dun ICONS gloom
bower where new born roses bloom"
From the Persian
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. A report
reached the county Jail at i o'clock
Yesterday morning that mob had
been formed to attack the jail and Sc
cure C. w. Mosher, the bank wrecher
confined there. Tailor Langdon Sc.
cured team, bundled Moshcr into q
carriage and spent the night driving
about the suburbs. The mob failed to
materialize but actions OF groups OF
men throughout the city were deemed
suspicious, and II was Thought tho OK.
banker WAS in danger Mosher will
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11
EIail.Threshod Grain.

4 good deal of grain, especially
that grown by the small farmer, is
yet threshold by the fail. Grain for
seed, we think, ought to be usually
thus thrcshcd. The fail gets it out
slowly and it is not piled in bins in
large lots to heat and have its
vitality lesscned If not destroyed.
More important advantage than this
is that the fail never thrcshes quite
clean and what it leaves in the sheaf
is tho Lighter grain. In doing moro
perfect threshing, the machine
breaks or cracks the kernels so that
some of them have their germs in.
jurcd. - American Cultivator.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11
Household Helps.

Clean gilt frames with rain water
in which flowers Of sulphur have
been stirred.
Wash marble with sponge or
chamois wet in warm, soft water,
then rubbing dry.
Dust papcred walls with cloth
over broom, sweeping the wall
with regular strokes.
Remove stains from mahogany,
rosewood or walnut by touching the
spots with q feather wet In diluted
nitro.
Wash willow furniture with warm
water and CASTLE soap, wiping very
dry with q soft cloth, then dry In the
sun or near a fire.
An economy Of waste Is to throw
the salt water left in tho icc-cream
freezer over tho weeds on. the garden
path and the suds OF the wash tub
around the roots OF the young trees.
For tho men and women upon
whose nervous energy there arc
great demands fish Is an Invaluable
article OF food. Salmon heads the
list In nutritive qualities. 1t IL
richer than meat.
In cleaning o badly-soilcd carpet
great prccaution should be used.
Brussels. tapestries. Wiltons or
velvet carpets may be cleaned with
OK gala pint to pail OF wator.
Use an ordinary scrubbing brush.
and Afterwards the carpet should y
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11

-
building harms.

II you are about building a barn.
yon can probably combine space and
economy by building it with base
ment. The stalls for stock should be
in the basement, but il should be so
arranged that they are dry, and that
the air is pure and wholesome. Have
an eye to convenience in the arrange
ment OF every detail. II you grow
grain. have 1t so you can put the
straw. when you thresh, right over
the stables. If it is there, so that it
can be reached without trouble. you
will be apt to make better use OF it
in feeding than would otherwise be
tho case. A large covered shed as
an adjuncG to the barn will prove
valuable. In that tho stock can get
air and exercise through the winter
without being exposed to wind
storms. Keep the manure in this
shed until you are ready to haul it
out, and the saving OF that product
will go far toward rcpaying the cost
OF the she'd Farmers Home Weekly.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11

was organized and set to work. II
was under very great difficulties that
they labored, for the fog had not
lifted and IL was impossible from the
bridge to sec even the surface Of the
river. But progress was made and 1t
is expected that by tonight the car
will have been raised and the bodies
recovered.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11
DROWN I'd I'M A TRAP.
Twenty-Five Pcasons Lose Their Lives
at Portland.

iwehty-hve reasons Lose Their Lives
at Portland.
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. Gagged in a
street car, blinded by heavy fog,
twenty-five persons plunged through
the open draw of bridge at Madison
street into the cold rushing waters
OF the Willamette river this morning.
They were held there, helpless, until
death suffocated them.
1t was shortly after s o'clock this
morning when the doomed passengers
started on their journey in the fated
car from the little suburb of Milwau-
kee 10 the city. They were all work
ingmen and workingwomen on their
way to their daily toll. The usual
dense and dripping fog covered the
lace OF nature and blotted out the dis
tant mountains, Hood and Rainier,
rs the nearer hills which sur
round Portland. The driver of the
car, which was propelled by cleo
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11

Floyd called last night, and at 1880
o'clock was about to say good-by and
held his sweetheart In his arms, when
Smith fred the contents of shotgun
into his head. killing him instantly.
Miss White was struck In the face but
not fatally hurt. Smith when he fred
stood not fifteen feet away. He made
his escape. but officers are af er him.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11
Pork Pointers.

The best time to castratc pigs IL
when they arc nursing, or when they
arc three or four weeks old.
Why not make a hogpcn as COM
Portable for II man TO do his work in
Us other stables arc? Would not tho
pigs receive better attentions?
A pound of flesh represents so much
money. TO deliberately permit it to
be lost is to throw away money.
When tho pastures begin to fail.
therefore, give special attention to
the animal so that it may lose moth
ing. ~
y When you are compelled to keep
your swine pcnned up, il you expect
them to thrive us they should, you
must see that they get some green
food daily. In winter artichokes.
turnips, and the small potatoes
should take the place of grass and
clover.
Breeding animals should have q
largo pasture lot, the larger the bet
tor 1t will tempt them to take
plenty of exercise. A SOW that takes
no exercise will not farrow as strong
and hearty litter OF pigs as tho one
that has had her daily exercise as
she roamcd over her pasture lot
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11
A JEALOUS LOVERS CRIME.
Harry Smith OF Proctor. o.. Kills JOIN
Floyd, Wounding Miss White.

PROCTOR, Ohio, Nov. "A murder
growing out of insane jealousy &C.
cured here last night. John Floyd
was shot dead while sitting with his
arm about Miss Lucy Whites waist,
and the young woman received
enough shot to dishgure her fer
life. Floyd and Harry Smith were. at
one time, rivals for the hand of Miss
White. She looked with favor upon
Floyd and was engaged to marry him.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11
Wiling to Confer with COMPANY.

bethlehem, Pa, Nov. THE rail.
road grievance committee is still wait
ing here for n conference with the
officers of the Lehigh Valley road
Several OF the grand officers of the or
ganization are on hand and have been
for over n week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11

moro digestiblc than the same food
dried, and that hay possesses the
same units OF nutrIment as grass, but
every wcll-informcd dairyman keeps
right on building silos and giving
cows thci" food in AS succulent form
as possible. oven to tho summer soil
ing that has been referred to, and
this in the face OF science. Why, II
soft foods are no moro nutritious
than tho dry? Tho fact is that there
is an clement OF palatability to green
food, and any cow in flow OF milk
will turn from the hay to lock OF
green grass, and the bundle OF dry
fodder to basket of silage. The
idea of cooking food for stock has
pretty much gone by tho board.
but there was palatability about 1t
that was relished by tho stock;
but between cooked food and the suc-
culcnce of the root pit and the cef-
lar silo, there is nothing left for the
labor and the compensation for tho
increased danger OF fire; and yet the
idea is one Of furnishing this food in
the way that the COW likcs II best,
DO the cows ever the OF the food
that has most OF its natural juices in
it? Who ever saw COW tiro OF good,
green grass, well put up silagc, or II
prime sugar beet? Hero is point
in grain feeding: Change the grain
in whole or in part now and then. II
adds relish to the consumption OF tho
ration and promotes appetite, the
same as change OF food is enjoyed b.;
humans. Do not drop down tho
food elements OF the ration, but vary
them enough to excite appetite, and
the dairy will do better for the slight
effort it occasions. Practical Far
mer ~
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11

sci the court will appoint lawyer to
defend him."
Prendergast will probably be ar
! raipned tomorrow. lie has no at
torney yet, and the court will do lbt-
less be called upon to provide counsel
! for him.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11
Tn. Pudding OF Long Ago.

-Four large tart apples. half OF n
nutmeg, grated; four ounces OF stale
bread crumbs, half teaspoonfui OF
salt. one teaspoonful OF cinnamon,
four eggs. Pare and chop the apples
very fine; mix them with the orcau
crumbs. Beat the eggs separately
until very light, then add the yelks 10
the crumbs, stir in the whites caretul-
ly, and the salt cinnamon and nutmeg;
mix carefully and boil in CREASED
mold three hours. Serve not, win
fonmy sauce. Good
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11

An appctizing way to cook chicken
;s I'm cut II in pieces, as II for fricas-
see. Dip the pieces in beaten egg ana
then in fine bread crumbs. season
with salt and pepper and minced pars-
lev. Put them in dripping, pan Win
bits of butter over them, and a littie
water in the pan. Bake slowly until
thew are done. Put the chicken upon
a hot dish, make rich gravy OF tho
contents OF the pan and pour over
tbem' Garnish the dish with parsley.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11
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MI. Hailrx Lonkn 10 Exnensas,

WASHINGTON, Nov. l.--Mr. bailey OF
Texas has introduced bills 10 repeal
the statutes that provide for the re-
tircment of officers Of the army and
navy and stopping tho pay OF all obi
cials heretofore retired. Another re-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11
lses of IIalrpins.

lIairpins are very valuable. They
cost only tritling sum, to bc sure,
but they are worth Il great deal when
you don't happen to have one
Here are few uses for them:
They make splendid corkacrews.
They are unrivalcd when it comes
To Strengthening out tangled shoe
strings
They aren't bad papcr.cuttcrs.
They are invaluable when you lose
the key of your desk or trunk. With
n little ingenuity, plenty of patience
and persistent scratching with ore of
them the lock will snap back with
sheer desperation.
They are very handy 10 pin wells,
They have been known to keep de-
tached ruiiles in place.
They can bc used III hat pins in a
pinch.
They are superior to-any shoe or
glove buttoncr ever inrcntcdS
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11
How Old Arc You:

The physical beauty ofwomcn should
last until they are past fifty. Nor
does beauty reach its zenith under the
age of thirty-tivc or forty. Helen of
Troy, comes upon the stage at the age
of forty. Aspasia was thirty-six when
married tn pericles, and she was
brilliant figure thirty years thereafter
Cleopatra was past thirty when she
met Antony. Diane dc Poictiers was
thirty-six when she won the heart OF
Henry II. The king was half her age,
but his devotion never changed. Anne
of Austria. was thirty-eight when de-
scribed rs the most beautiful woman
in Europe. Nine. dc Maintenon was
forty-thrce when united to Louis and
Catherine of Russia, thirty-threc when
She seized the throne she occu'
pied for thirty-fvc years Mile. Mar
was most beautiful at forty-fivc, and
Nine. Rccamicr between the ages OF
thirty five aud tifty-hG
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11
Entertaining a La Mode.

great modification has been in
auguratcd this season in the mode of
olnner-giving, and tho fashion of serv-
ing dinners at small tables laid for
eight or ten has been almost univcrs-
ally adopted in the grand monde of
iarls. This arrangement has been
nlthcrto only in use at ball suppers,
but now these late suppers are rather
out OF date, and the festivities begin
with dinner instead of ending with
feast. The dinner is much the same
as for u ball supper the chief differ
ence being that at the suppers the
guests placed themselves where they
liked, while at the dinners the places
are assigned by the mistress of the
house.
The tables are all decorated with
different flowers, and each gentleman
receives on his arrival an envelope
containing the name of the lady he is
to take in to dinner and the flowers
to be found at the table intended for
him. Handsome dishes of old silver
or modern ones in imitation. baskets
of silvered wire. shells of China or
simple vases of glass the color of the
flowers, arc used as receptacles for the
pretty flowers, and pretty trays of
delicate china or lace-like silver are
filled with bon bons and candied fruits.
The menus are made very small, in the
shape of pociSet-booll, in pale shades
of pink, blue or green, and ornamented
with gilded initials or the crest of the
family. White damask linen is used
Tor these grand affairs, the millinery
mode of table decoration being re-
served to country houses and simpler
fcastS
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11
nrave Hannah smell.

mere have been many women war
s IN the world, but 1t must be adj
.''ed that there have been very few
sose deeds were such as to claim the
,ration of the country for any
ia. length of time. In the annals
women's warfare there are gener-
,y stories of overzealousness, lead
70 ianaticism and subsequent pun
a ulsnt and disgrace.
e,uom, indeed. has woman war
0een gratefully recognized BY the
Of her country. Within
smory Of our grandparents there
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11
,,,,.u, aud Beautiful.

The Empress Frederick OF Germany any
possesses unique tea service nD
tea tray has been beaten out Q. IN
old Prnssian half-penny. me tcapo.
= made ont of German farthing' ana
the tiny cups are made from coins %
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-11

Hannah Smell, who, when but a girl.
TOOK the strange resolution of enlist
ing nj soldier. She served as ma
rlne ON one of the vessels of n fleet
bound for the West Indies, and showed
So much courage that she was repeat
edly promoted. Her sex was unknown.
and therefore it could never be claimed
that Hannah SMELLS success was due
to Partially or favoritism.
once, when dangerously wounded,
snc extracted the ball herself. fearing
that she might be discovered and dis.
charged. After long service she re.
turned to her native home at Worces.
ter, England, where her adventures
soon became spread abroad. The gov
eminent, on investigation of her really
great career, granted her q pension Of
f2o. She died full of years and laden
with honors at "A inn near Mapping.
The evening world., 1893-11-16
RUNORS IN ST PETERSBURG.
Various Reports Reg arding a Russo
Crock Alliance.
tny NSao,i4,sJ rrcs, }

LrNro>. Nov. ih-lha corrrspon' ut
~ IN" raily Telegraph ut s. Peters.
hurE says that II nUmbcr " sensational
rUmors are IN circulation In that city.
one ~ Them Is, that GJcccv IS willirs
e. sell the Island oi MI!l ur the Island
~ psreS ~ Russia tnr n pccun!ary CON.
sIdcrStinn, ana tina; Greece IS also will
ms ~ join the KUsso-ir"uch Alliance
Another statement j. that Russia
hopes 10 6,,arh Italy from tho Triple
Alliance by SAr possession ~ fect IN
IN, Mrdtrrranoaa, ana another H. iLSt.
In .NNr tina, l'Nly Uuchi Iuks such -
stcp. German, ari Austria Iu.cr, h.. IN.
iayr' ~ jN,u Russia III coalition
aSGNs. l'aE.&at uu w. iNiry .nRuSu-
galrG ty rr!uce Esu2arck
\ Ur,hr" r1nor Is M. ',ru, Nal
aNNy's Visit 20 llS!y - Connected Nh
tNr~. .NAa45s
The evening world., 1893-11-16
.S,srcrd htdn1t,s,

BE sure that the kidneys are perfect
fresh. Split them In halves; trim \
wlth sharp-poirtel knife as careful
As possible the anews and fat that q,
inside. Now cut the kidneys into snj
pieces, put in n stewing pan. cover VT
cola wafer. stand on a moderate fra nj
bring almost to boiling point. Ord
this water OF, cover win fresh cd
water and heat again. Do this TIM
times, c2ch time being careful that
does not boil or the kindey will be hal
and tough. Put one tablespoonful
butter in a frying pan and .,r until
nice brown then add one tablespoont
of -four and half-pint of stock /
boiling water. stir constantly with
wooden spoon until 1t boiis, Now I'D
one tablespoonful Of Worcester sauo
one tablespoonful Of mushroom catsul
salt and pepper and the kidney. Sd
again until the kidney Is thorough,
heated: take from the fre. add fou
tahlespoorfuls OF sherry and serve In
meliately.
The evening world., 1893-11-16
AN INCOME TAX IN FRANCE.
Fart Of tho Programme TO BE Flushed
by a Radical Group.

PARIS, Nov IL a meeting Of Eadi-
calls was held in IN" raldis Ruurhou last
night \ huudrcl persons were proscut.
including NM Goblet, bourgeois rcllc-
tan aud i'risSon The Socialist members
of tn" chamber uf Deputies hri been
invited 80 attend the meeting. hut none
uf them appeared.
NJ. Julien said II was intended tu form
group In tn" chUmhor of Deputies
with II rrogramm" witch would include
II progressive income tlN. tn" dimlnu-
ton ot Indirect taxation, ~ pension fund
for wurkiuTm"n, the reform "f the civil
and legal procedure aud the rrNiSiOu ~
tn" Constitution In the direction ut CIV.
inE tn" senate n mere srr'pousoyy vote
In III" pluCr " IN" power ~ veto, \
committee was appointed tn organize
the pnrtI
VI ncllotnn declined To- Join tho pro
posed group because its programme
would not include tn" scuurution ot
church. aud Stutr. Ne announced. how
ever. that hr would join the party ot
tn" ENtrrm" Lett. which h. said could
often work With the iultralS.
The evening world., 1893-11-16
syperst,,ior. Abou, Rah,..

In Ireland Il belt ot n wom.E'a ha'r -
placed about child TO keep harm away.
and garlic salt. bread anu steak are put
into the crdlc of newborn haby !N
Holland.
Roumauiar mothers tie red ribbons
around the ankles ~ their cnilircu tp
preserve them from harm, white Ea;ho.
niau mothers attach hits or aSafuyliia
to the nccks OF their oftsprNE.
Welsh mothers nut pair of toDSs ur
A Knife In the cradle to insure tNr safety
OF their children. Tho knife s. also ,lscl
for the same purpose ir snmc iarts ur
England.
Amous NosScs p"a~"u.s children huyl
at - new mouu arg sUppnSrl to have
/ touEus. hct;'. rUNE tHSa other. whit,
! those, born at the last quarter NJ, rur.
posed Ip NAV" l,'s longu, lrt h,t,r
?caScu'uE POWERS \ GauFht,, born aur
I ing tho wuNiDY moon is always pr,co
CloUS.
I ~ the birth ot a child u lnwrr Rrit
! tany the neighhNrmE wnmcn takr Vt fl
charge, wash &. crack IT, Joints aud rur
its head with OH 20 solder the Uranium
The evening world., 1893-11-16
EXIT DAVENPORT.

Supervisor John T. Davenport has got
tn clear ont vi the comfortable rooms he
has occupied IN tho Post -otticc RuildinE
lust nn hr viii bcfoiN long hnv" 10 clear
out ur tho comfortable berth hr has en-
Joycd In the puhl!c srrvir" for 80 many
years Judge InCnmhc yesterday refused
tn glVo him uu INJUNCTION e. prevent
Postmaster Dayton from taking posses
alun vt the disput~'l once.
The ricctr,i Surcr> lsnr will save him
SELF and HIS fUcuds much trouble II
ha viii opCn his eyes 10 the fact that
hr * not wanted anywhere Hts hus.-
meas haa been tn mnkc clrItinnS pnrtl-
san and to Keep aS many nCmn"rnNr
voters away frnn the polls as possible
Nl~ has hccn nn intruder In the rnst.
Ot,l,r and an intruder al the hAllNt hNN
rustuNasIrr Dayton resolved to R"t rid
~ him, and the r,Oplr have reached u
sMmtlRr determination.
The American cttlrru fs,vors All houe 81
laws that tcnd to purity elections. II,
wants un unfair and partisan mws
! that trrrvriSn honest voters instead 0i
| protecting them. The trouble with tn,
! Republican party has hecu that they
/ only lrrk for fraud nu one side rt til,
/ trurc and reglud Hs Eooi laws any stat
utcs TINT viii enable t&c Republican,
/ to gain undue advantages At the rs,llot
! box
The evening world., 1893-11-16
WHAT CAN IT MEAN :

lr,,Iirt' ,lr,cini.I ,nrr to- %cw N"rk
1udirWl, r.i ,p'rrilN N"'t"'l"N s.
rId d,rrit.l ur,u ti midnight. Ih"
po'ilcinnu ~, +. n }"Hrr of 'N"it"m"ui
iu know vlu, ,i uriG, u ih' Stut h'i
hrru und" u,r, .Dr,ll"o iu't, would
hnu. L.,n iImuis ui nv =i"rinus iui.i
view, WIN ,IDi,,,, nui rpCi,Sr n's"r
uo"r of Hnrs.lu, ouI d'1lH Nov n"
huis hruvs 80 wh'' tr n'i'ihui" th'
I'ruslIrrya presence. rud ur q T. lr
'Nu"I T. hr,o .m' connection "i'N 'h'
cr,r.i dIairilmilor 80 Sow N'th r'd",nI
u'uus about f." tNNr place
go ,pur~. ,p.r, rnrt hr ,.'m' h'uF j."
h.icu T. Nr lrrhI,nia ir,p, tn'y con
,iui". 81, It Nnuli not have been made,
,suaciull, nr tha S",r-ury wh" npl j.
~, rur'G"ilu "t r"litics. ~" in"'il'nl'
inmuul accompanies Ills rhi't Y" !"
r,lru VI ,lr,"mud may hnv" ,pn' io
tho 'i,, T." Iur,hnr. Nntm unh"t'l"th
ms ~ ip bus new il'hiuE tHrkl" COS "
now gun. ur p hnnt ny '"n"ihlnC Tor
Ruth'E Christmas tree. nI +" set tntlI'
,ur the uc,, bah,. iiut those arc liilIp
dourstir " prr-unNl uhtt"rS which, 'hr
i,ulitirlrna cannot uulcI stand. and when
the It". ldrut docs nurthiug unexpected
". however every .Iny nu occurrence II
mnN b. with other propl", ih"r" muet
IN their Judgment. L." som" deep p"litt
cal slsninrnnc" IN It.
We'll. Mir. 'l"r",Int finished hl1 bust
ncsn ~ New York. whatever 1t wns, and
has returned tn Washington. and III,
world viii x" ON uS usunl d"suit" ui'
agitation ~ the politicians.
The evening world., 1893-11-16

Se,elt Ia: h.a Weighing from ten 10
thirteen pounds. Singc, draw and wipe
well with a damp cloth. In cutting to
remove the crop, cut the skin Oh the
back of the neck. take out the crop and
cut the neck off rs near the breast bone
as possible. In this cavity put two ia
Llespoonruls of dressing. Sow NJ the
skin on the back Of the neck and fold 1t
over that the breast may look plump
and uubroken. Put the remainder of
the dressing In the body, sew UP the
Vent. AMI truss the turkey. Lard the
breast and legs. or pat the surplus fat
taken from the inside OF the turkey over
them. Have the oven very hot at tirS,,
put IL the turkey. aal when it has
cooked for fifteen minutes, put one cup
nf boiling water in the pan. Roast ten
minutes to the pound. bastins every NJ
cen minutes. DO not add any more
water unless absolutely necessary a.
the turkey should DC bastel with It's own
lriDping,