The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-22

She meets her husband on equal terms,
ana NOT Ike the English wife-as lie
pendent.
In reality, in spite OF what they may
say. or even imagine themselves 10 feel,
she goes on, "discontent Is an essentially
feminine vice, When woman cringes she
rs not humble but defiant. The avera4 e
woman sighs and gets hysterical; the alb
normal woman emancipaies herself like
Lady Caroline Lamb or Georgia sand
Fortunately few women are abnormal, nut
the majority grumbers. Read most OF the
divorce reports and YOU win find that
money, not love, is at the root OF 'he
trouble"
The popularity of coral is increasing both
in England ana America. The came os
and crayed pieces which formerly we're
fashionable, are no longer In demand, the
simple forms being deemed the most up
to-date. Almost an the valuable coral a.
the present day comes from ftalN and
most of II is cut there. although not in
considerable part is cut in Germany. II is
cut either round pear-shaped or en- caho-
chon, round or oval The jewelers. Weekly
states that The present supply of co al h
almost exclusively produced in the NJ di-
terTanean, along the coast OF Italy. France,
Spain, Algiers and Iunls While some
coral is found az depth OF forty feet
most of the best is found at a depth OF
from 100 to 100 feet below the surface Of
the water firmly attached TO some other
object near the bottom The depth is TOO
great 20 make 1t possible for divers TO
work probably, and accordingly spec al
Device consisting Of two bars OF wo d
firmly dashed together In the shape OF a
cross and supplied with large number
of nets, is used by che corai fishers. rms
appara tus is heavily weighted and dropped
l.. for MIR
pose. The coral becomes eutangled in the
net, and is then pulled from it's anchorage
by main force The dark red coral when
is more plentiful than the pink variety IS
largely used for anklcts and neck ace
among the uncivillzed tribes
1t is well TO remember says the New
York Post, that cold string beans served on
lettuce leaves, with mayonaise dressing.
make an excellent salad. Bits of boMed
caullnower are also very good used In the
same way.
The despised codhsh-ball Is quite trans
formed If IL Is moulded iu croquette shape
and offered with tartar sauce.
Broied dried beef win pleasantly relieve
the monolony Of breakfast bacon. Il may
be served with or without poached eggs
If kerosene is rubbed, with flannel
cloth on steel knives that have become
rusty, and they are put aside for a day or
two, the rust win be loosQned and they
may be very easily cleaned.
Kerosene applied with a soft c,oth pref
erably one OF old silk or linen, should re-
move the marks of hot dishes from the
polished surface of a dining table. II 1t
does not, rub each spot with spirits Of
oamphor and afterwards with furniture
polish.
A quickly prepared breakfast dish is
made by first frying bacon til II is~partly
done then laying mushrooms In the rat
and cooking both together.
An appreciated change from stewtd
chicken is made by dropping oysters into
the stock left in the pot after the chicken
has been lifted to the platter, and a mo-
ment later pouring all over the meat This
is a good way to elSe out the service Of
email chicken.