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rnE NEW DIRECTORY.

EDfTos Posi- .IsTELLIoKNCER.-If FL
lott & Sweet. when csnvassing for their
directory. would take and publish the
number Of every house and place Of bust
ness, they wonld have directory worth
having. Tho number of any house in
the city can be easily ascersained by
She rule given in the Posr-iNrgILraXN-
GER Of May 18th. The rule is asimple
one and applicable to any street in the
city.
Rule: At tbs beginning of any street,
number the first house, entrance or
building on the lef: hand side, 10l. The
first house. entrance or building on the
right hand sids, 102. Continue this
method until tue FIRST cross street ia met;
then call the first house, entrance or
| building IN the second block on the left
hand side, 20i. The first house, en-
trance or building on the right ha nd side
In the second block, that is, after cross
| ing the first street. would number POP.
This plan gives fifty numbers on each
| side Of the street III every block. the
| first figure III any given number desig-
mating the number of the block. Should
more buildings be erected between any
| two cross streets only the numbsring OF
! the block would be affected and cin he
/; easily rearranged.
II Is not creditable to our enterprise
| that this matter has SO long been de-
layed. Surely it is not proposed to
finish and fence in" the city before
Numbering the houses. SEAHEN
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UAPTIsT ASSOCIATION.
Tarsp DAY.

AaIEU DAY.
The association met and held short
season of devotional services; after
which the Moderator took the chair and
proceeded With the regular order of bosi-
ness The report on Home Missions
was called for, read, discussed and
postponed until the afternoon SEES
sion. Then the association adjourned
I'll o'clock p. rn., with prayer By Rev.
Mr.. Davis.
ATTxhSooS session..
The association commenced its pro-
oeedinRs with devotional services. The
circular letter was then read by Rev.
Mr.. Taylor, and on motion i: was acOp-
ted. The report on Obituaries was called
for, but for want of time it had not
been completed. The report on Tine
and Place was read, and the place de-
clded on by the association for tho next
session Of this body is the Skaeit, and
the Introductory sermon TO be preached
by Rev. ]. A. With. of Seattle: the
educational sermon by Judge X. 5.
Green, Mrs. A. W. Jones, alternate !;
Missionary sermon by Rev. ]. W. Bsv-
ems, Rev. q. Weston, alternate; and the
Circutar letter to be written by Rev. Il.
VC0soAis
A motion was made and seconded to
accept the resolution offered by Judge
Green. TO the effect that this association
had not been, vera not now, and did not
intend to connect itself with the Baptist
Convention OF tho North Pacific Coast
By vote of this association tho reso-
luton was laid on the table until the
next session of this body. DIR. Ander-
son was rendered thanks in substan-
tial way for his educational sermon by
donations from the members of tho as
ISOLATION. The association then ad-
journsd.
EVENING SESSION.
The ministers meeting was held in
the church at s o'clock, In which the
ministers talked Of their various fields
of labor, how they succeeded, &C., after
which Rev. Mr.. TAYLOR preached from
the text found in st. Johns gospel. 18th
chapter and 10th verse. The order of
exercises for tomorrow were read. and
then the meeting adjourned.
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A NEW CoaPoRATIoN.-irticl of liz
corporation Of the Columbia d Palouse
Railroad Company, were filed for record
in the Auditors Office Of Walls Walla
county las: Saturday. The trustees of
this corporation are G. Ii. Prescott. J.
u. Dolph, II. II. Chase, II. G. Bialock
and W. III. Upton, and are to continue
IN Office until next November. The
objects for which the corporation is
formed are. to construct and eqaip a
railroad ana telegraph line from Palonse
Junction on tho Northern Pacific road,
iifiy-o miles nor,herly from Wallula
Junction. TO the town Of Coifax in
Whitman county, together with a branch
line from a junction with said main line
at n point about three miles west Of
sad town of eolfax, running thence
southeasteriy to Moscow, |. T., and also
branch line from point OF junction
with said main line at or near the town
OF Pennington. The capital stock of
of this corporation is Sl.OOO,OOO, to he
divided into 10000 shares at 800 each.
The principal place Of business and
head Office of this corporation will BE- in
Wa!la Walla city.
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FouND DRowNEp.--Jaoob Julian, while
rafting logs down the Duwamish river
yesterday, aud while near Eli Naples
farm, discovered the remains Of man
floating In the stream. He secured the
body, and oame TO Seattle to inform tho
authorities. A Jury WAS summoned,
consisting Of Jesse King, Chas. Benson.
Jas. Hoeart, Frank Coole. Chas. Craig
and Milton Ke,tly. Tho body had evil
deutly bsen In the water three or four
weeks. judging from its decomposed
condition. The jury failed to find any
thing that would lead TO the identity Of
the man, who at the time Of his drown
ing had on new sui. Of clothes and
now shoes. The remains were placed In
Q box, and given q decent burial.
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A number OF citizens have put into
the field ticket called the New Broom"
and composed OF men Who have not
asked tho nomination and accspe il for
the public eood-each Of whom il ca
pable Of acting on his own conviction
-rsalixiua ths importance of good
CITY Governments the coming year. That
20 may have IN honest election and
decsncy At the polls. We ask all good
citizens TO devote ~ rsuch Of their time
a. possible, to bring about this result ON
Monday. " the candidates, individu-
ally, Ne will only say thHs they are we'll
known cisisons, and fully identified with
the bsas interests Of the city and act
!vsiy engaged IN promoting its prusper-
~. Lei every man do his duty on
Monday and the result vail b. lassinc 10
- parity of COR elscsinus aud 10 the
GOD = 01S city.
1Axs Csxs
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PLEASANT PAnrY.-The lawn part,

PLEASANT PARrY.-The lawn party
given at tho Terry home on Friday
evening proved remarkably pleasant
affair, About40 couples of young folks
were present. A large platform had
been erected between the Terry house
and the residence Of j. c. Haines. and
under direction of Howard IL. Lewis
dancing was enjoyed during the en-
tire evening. The Curtis orchestra FUR
nished music, occupying . room III the
Haines residence. The grounds were
lighted up with bright reflectors, lamps
and Chinese lanterns. Refreshments
wore served in tents stretched near the
platform. Thoec who did not care 10
dance were afforded other amusements
During tho evenings enjoyment Miss
Lallie Bell sang somo OF her favorite So
lectious, which were appreciated by all.
No pains nor expense were spared to
make the affair pass of pleasantly. and
tho genial young people who gave the
party succeeded admirably.
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GRAND TINE AT OLYMPIA.

The Grand Lodge OF A. o. L. W., for
Oregon, Washington and British Co
ia mbia, will convene at Olympia OH
Wednesday. July 18th. Fuliy two hun
dred and fifty delegates and members
are expected to be present during the
session. For the entertainment of their
visitors the Olympia Lodges will give
them grand clam bake and basket
picnic next Thursday, with perhaps a
reception and ball at Columbia Hall in
the evening. The Seattls Cornet Band
has been engaged for the occasion and
will leave here on Thursday morning at
3 O'Clock, reaching Olympia at 8 o'clock.
remaining ali day and returning at
night. For this purpose they have char
tered the steamer Josephine to carry
Inc exoursiOnistS direct through ut halt
fare rates. A number Of the members
of the 4. .. U. W., and their ladies, SIS
well AS others III this CITY, have signi-
lied their intention of availing them
selves OF this opportunity. Following is
list of the delegates to tho Grand
Lodge. which meets at the Capital City
on July l2.h:
John A. Child, Portland No. %.
IL. ID. NcGuire, Fidelity 4.
Archie Thurlow, Industry &.
4. L. Ferguson, Forest Grove 10.
X. c. Bryant, Granville %.
Frank L. Singer, Independence q.
Wm L. Bnfum, Biakely IS.
+. l.. Smith, Riverside IS.
I. b. Handley, Hil.sboro 81.
G. II. Wheeler, MultnOmah 4S.
u. Ii. Tinele. salon q.
VIM. Armstrong. Valley Il.
j. Is. Galbraith. Linn -.
ID. Il. Jackson, kitsap ~.
L. j. Black, Halsey "a.
Henry Melder, Spokan Falls GO.
X. Alexander, Star 81.
Z. Is. Montague, Honor IS.
Is. +. Hartman, Charity I.
w. q. Plymale, Banner q.
WIS. Wraight, Victoria IL.
A. +. Beard, Scio Sc.
James A. Cauthorn. Friendship IA.
J. ID. Robb, Forest Grove 60.
JOS. Cellars. Drain 81.
II. I. Thompson, Pacific II.
=. Benedict, Roseburg Is.
4. nj. Sweet, Colfax So.
I. A. Hudson, Temples ).
John Patterson, Salem 40.
A. G. Bailey, Falls City 50.
VIM. Leslie, Walla Waila A.
Geo. L. Russell. HomsM.
Luther Myers, Protection 2.
Geo. W. kigney, Rainier Al.
q. Il. Billings, Ashland Go.
J, NJ. Connaway, Union IS.
J. Is. Skidmore, Sheridan 81.
l. u. JACKSON. Willamette 8.
James w. WEIGH, Seaside II.
Geo. w. Alexander. Tacoma 50.
I. G. Taylor, Occidental AZ.
Thomas McDonough, Welcome q.
Z. II. Stadelman, Seattle IS.
l.. ID. Drake, Blue Mountain 2S.
j. Is. Sifers, Climax So.
ID. L. Wheeler, AlKi IS.
John s. Church, Swinomish Is.
John w. McGrew, Samaritan 50.
ID. s. Cohen, Unity 70.
]. +. Jenkins. Nanaimo So.
Il. II. Smith, Vancouver n.
]. NJ. Kelly, Lafayette 81.
q. q. Root, Columbia 10.
J. II. Lyons, Hope l.
J. w. ROLAND. Weston II.
]. X. Weatherford, Safety Is.
G. AcDermoth. Lincoln So.
]. F. Mclean, Integrity rs.
n. Wilson, Benton S7I
Z. Turner, Brooklyn 81.
A. s. Nicholson, Harmony II.
J. Latham, Olympus Is.
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THAT MARsYAL.-In James Woolerv

That MARsgAL.-In James Woolery,
our present Chief Of Police, tho peo-
pie recognize good and faithful officer,
and will show their appreciation of his
mort on Monday next by elccting him
City Marshal by an overwhelming ma
jority. While he ia candidate for the
Office. he does not go about the streets
boring tho people to vote for him, and
peddliug lies abou: those who oppose
him. No. He places himself squarely
before tho people OH his record rs an Of
ficer, and by that record he is willing to
stand or fall. Let no man who has the
best interests of the town ut heart vote
against him.
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VIM Nor Run.-Thounaa CLANCY Who

WILL Nor Run.-Thosnaa Clancy Who
has been spoken Of AZ a candidate for
reelection 10 the Council from tho First
Ward, refuses 10 allow his name to
again be used, owing to private business
engagements which require his undi-
vided timo and attention. Mr.. Rasln,
formerly = member Of the Council ia a
candidate, a. will be seen hy his card
elsewhere. He will probably run on a
tioket With John Keenen.
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FnEIaHr.-rhe Elder, sailing AZ

FnEIoHr.-The Elder, sailing at
o'clock today, for San Francisco, viii
take freight from the Sound as follows:
From 1acoina--l80 tons barrel material.
l0O green hides, Is dry hides, 500 bun
dies hoops. From Seattle-2O,O0O fest
hard lumber. $40 green hides, 2dO dry
hides, 70 bales wool. 10 tons scrap iron.
Lao tons barrel material. From Town
send--350 cases CLANS. 200 green hides.
100 dry hides. 20 bales wool.
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A MrHfAxE.-We were misinformed
In regard 10 the Chshalis having
changed her schedule back TO Monday
mosninc, instead Of Monday night.
Thoas intending 10 20 down 10 the east
si6o Of the Sound viii take notice 40
oosdiuely, and b ON hand Mt 10 O'Clock
tomorrow night.
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EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-Correr Of Third
and Jefferson streets. The rector will
hold services today at ll,l am. ard 7al
pm. Sunday school at 10 am. Subject
OF morning sermon, Reverence"
Strangers are cordially welcomed.
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wArxs.-Ths Union watcr Co,npan,

WArxR.-Ths Union Water Company
now have l.0O0 feet Of mains laid. Their
works are situated on the hill on the
Mercer claim, wsst Of the house. They
have AN ll-inch supply Of water. and
the force IL 90 great that two Of theif
now pipe logs we're bursted yesterday.
This company h composed OF the fol
lowing gentlemen; Edgar Bryan, Mr..
0oCcn6o, Walter Graham, William Il.
Graham, ). F. NilhAm and ID. r. Denny.
u u the intention to lay pipes aud sup
ply North Seattle With water.
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FmR PAHrY.-Capsain Crack, OF Port
Blakely gave an elegant tall and supper
at Port Blakely last evening, in honor
Of the launching Of his schooner, last
week. at that plaza. Several couples
from Seattle attended. and most en-
iOyable evening was passed.
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EPlsCoPAL MIssIoNs. NORTH Seattle.
Sunday School at 3 pm. Rev. Mr.. Fair
will hold services ut Newcastle both
morning and evening.
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NJ. p. CHuRcH.-Preaohing by the Rev
d. Bagley at II am. Sunday School as
usual. No services in the evening.
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For the Council.

N hereby announce myself a candi-
date for re election to the City Council for
the year ensuing from the Second Ward.
CHAS. McDONALD.
Seattle. July 9th, 1859. jy7-td
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NJ. i. CHURCH. w. 8. Harrinc.
ton, pastor. Services morning and
evening. rs usual.
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In another column IL card from Mrs
Geo. B. Reynolds acknowledging the re-
ceipt of 5000 from the Travellers In
surance Company. Geo. Reynolds for
three years previous 20 his death carried
an accident policy for three thousand
dollars, and fifteen dollars G week in
demnity. The total cost to him was
fifteen dollars year. 1t is the cheap
est and best insurance IN the world to-
dsy. AcLURs & TAILOR, Agents.
Corset waists for children at Clayton
Bros.
The Little Caief tanning mill has no
equal. For sale by Valid Il Campbell.
Ladies' and misses underwear cheap
at Clayton Bros.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
N against Eergon 4 Co.'S Summer Gar
den should present them on Tuesday. the
18th inst US the place will be vacated at
ter that date, in order to make room for a
brick building on the site now occupied by
said garden.
j9-2t VFRGON S. CO.
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TO Suffering Females.

I consider IL my duty to the human fam
lily to inform you that DIR. c. l.. Miller. ST..
has accomplished what sixteen OF the best
physicians inCalifornia. Oregon and Wash
ington Territory have failed to do. have
suffered from chronic skin disease for forty
years. catarrh Of the bladder twenty-five
years, prolapsus uterus Tor falling OF the
womb twenty-five years. and congestion
OF the lungs eighteen years. When went
to DR.. Miller could only expand my chest
an eighth of an inch. Now l can expand
il three inches. and breathe free and easy.
I also had nasal catarrh twenty-n years.
Dr.. Miller cured me OF all these diseases
in four months. consider myself fortu-
nate in having found q physician so skilled
In the cure OF chronic diseases. l wish the
suffering to note that IL is generally under
stood that prolapsus uteri or falling Of the
womb cannot be cured. say to you that
DIR. Miller can cure YOU without the use Of
any instrument whatsoever. as he has
cured me and others. Your suffering can
be relieved at once. Throw away your
preiudices and 60 to him. and be again a
healthy and cheerful woman.
Again: hope and pray that DR.. Miller
will be spared for years as monument Of
God blessing to the sick and suffering.
,Signedl CHRISTINA II. CAMPBELL.
SEATTLE. w. T.. July 5th. lsss.
/ hereby heartily thank Dr. Miller for
the valuable service ne mas rendered in
curing my wife. and also say that By the
use of his Catarrh Specific am rapidly
recovering from 30 years suffering from
nasal catarrh, and advise ell who are SUI
feriug from chronic catarrh to send fer his
CArARRH SPECIFIC. and don't be hum
buggs.d BY nostrums.
tSignedl ID. II. CAMPBELL.
SEATTLE. w. T., July 5ih. lsS2.
Personally appeared before me. Notary
Public for King county, Washington Ter
ritOry. Christena and ID. r Campbell
known to me TO be the persons who signed
their namcs TO the above for the purposes
above specified.
w. T. HALL.
Notary Public for King county, w. 7.
/ call your attention to DR.. c. NJ Miller,
Sr.. who 10 the only physician. By this new
method Of trsating disease Of the uterus.
who can cure You without the use OF in
strumentA He has cured me Of retriever
sion Of long standing in forty days, and of
nasal cAtarTh in fourteen days. I hope
those who desire their health By radi al
and quick cure will give him Cali.
ELLA EMERSON.
witneA-Wm. SfelhulsI
Others have been likewise cursd who do
~ wish theIr nAmeo pahlisAed-
Dr. 1f0AI1 to114o1na = - ChogsY q.
- ~ poeo1oo bo9 - oont1aA N4aG
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30 r N.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW BROOM TICKET

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW BROOM TICKET.
Nh. EprroR:-
Please announce ths following ticket:
For Mayor.
II. q. STRIVE.
For Counciimen-First Ward.
W. Fl. BOW.
c. p. FARRAR.
Second Ward.
ISAAC PARKER.
o. C. SHOREY,
FRED GASCH.
Third Ward.
L. F. COMPTON,,
ALFRED SNYDER.
For City Marshal.
As will lie seen, No one has been
named for the oiiioe of Marshal. The
person elected to this office has gener-
ally boon regarded rs the choice Of the
people for the Office of Chief of Police.
The charter provides that the City
Ceuncil shall eject the Chief OF Police.
We believe that the gentlemen above
named, if elected, will perform their
duty faithfully and for the best interests
of the people, as well as ell others per.
tanning to their trust.
MANY CITIZENS.
Seattle, July 9Th. 1882.
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For Councilman.

~ hereby announce myself q candi-
date for Councilman from the Second
Ward.
is 4. II. KING,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ACKNOWLEDaMENT
San FsAScIsco, June 10th. 1882.
THoxAs BESsET, ESQ,
General Agent, Etc.
DEAR SrR:-Permit me. through you,
to thank he Travellers INSURANCE Co.
for their pronipsness III paying me- the
amount Of insurance on the policy held
by my husband, George B. Reynolds, Of
Seattle, w. T., at the time Of his death.
I also wish to thank Messrs. McLure 4
Taylor for kindness in preparing the
necessary proofs. The amount Of the
policy was 5000.
Yours truly,
(Si1nedl MARY L. REYNOLDS.
The TRAvELEss' INSURANCE Co. issues
policies running from ona day to one
year. covering every kind OF Injury FROM
accident.
McLUKE i TAYLOR, Agents.
jy2-dtf Buffers Building.
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For Councilman.

%. hereby announce myself q candi-
date for the City Council from the First
Ward.
j9- CHARLES F. CLANCY.
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For Councilman.

date for Councilman in the second Ward
at the ensuing election.
j9 J.E. MITCHELL.
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For Councilman.

81 l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for Councilman from the First Ward
- u. NJ. RASIN.
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For Councilman.

~ hereby announce myself caudi-
date for Councilman from the First Ward,
j9 JOHN KEENEN.
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A. w. PIPER.

We desire you to allow your name to be
used as candidate for Council Of our
Ward.
MANY CITIZENS
10 Of the Third Ward.
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Corset waists for children at Clayton
Rrxx
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JAMES W, SMITH ....... Proprietor
JAKE WILLIS ..........-.. Manager
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RECETTES C~ULINAIRES.

| E
Potage fausse tortue.-Faites un
roux blond ave- go gram. de beur
re ct autant de farine, mouillez
avec deux litres de bon bouillOn ct
du blanc de veau rebuilt, laissez
bouillir, puts retire. IL l'angle du
%fourneau : additionnez deux verres
de vim de Madere, du thym, de la
sarriette, echaIOte 6crasee, feailles
de .laurier !; laissez mijOter encore,
d6graiSSeZ ct paSSeZ an tamlS. n.
yez dams une autre casserole, de la
te!e de veau cutie au blanc ; mise
d retOidir sous preSSe, puts coupee
Ell DIES ct tenue chaudement dams
un melange de vim de Madere, ct
de cuisSOn de la t6te de veau. ayant
prealablement bouilIi. Amalgamez
alors les deux preparations, faites
de nouveau par,ir ell ebullitiOn,
ajoutez pointe de Cayenne, ct
apres 9uelques minutes versez'dans
une sOnpiere, dams laquelle seront
quelques petites quelelles de volai!-
les.
Moules q la mdriniere. lies moules
etant prepares, fait-Ies sauter dams
une poole avec I'm bon moroccan de
beurre, persil, cibnule ct all haches
fin ajOutez du pOivre ct un peu
tie mie de pain. ct ervez
Falet de bGuf an mddere.-Parez
un tilet de beuf, piquez le, amari
nez lie avec huile, Oignons Ell rOuel
les, peIsil Ell branche, sci, poivre {;
taltes lie r0tir, entoure lie papier
beurre, ct retirer lie papier cinq mi
nutes avant de servir cinquante
minutes avant de servir : cinGnante
minutes sntlisent ponr cuire un Fl
let de- kilos ct demi : servez avec
IN sauce madere apart.
DiAd0npcau r0t. NFlambez ct "
dez lie diudonneau par la poche,
%tronssez lie, bardez lie, puts mettez
lie en- bro2he eveloppe de fort papier
beurre; la cuis>ou pressure acl:evee
deOallez-'e pour lui laisser prendre
couieur, ct servez avec son JUS de
cnlssOn dams me S~auciere.
Carottes d la mfnag6re.
des carottes en- rOuelle ; faiteS les
CURE dams du bOuillon avec addi
sion de vim blanc, gros pOivre, mus
cade, bouquet garni !; quand Giles
sont c%nites, liez la sauce avec du
beurre mauie de farine.