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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

Come out and see my rnoneymakers."
said lady living in the country the other
day to a lady from the city who was
visiting her. These. " she said. as they
came 90 . large and well appointed hen
house. "are my church hens. al that I
make out of them above expenses Is de
voted to religious objects The geese
you see down there on the pond sre my
spoor and needy geese. They cost little
or nothing. and the profits are applied 20
the relief 0f The poor and needy. Away
down beyond thst wood keep 2 drove
of hogs. dress hogs 7 cali them. because
7 buy nv frosses. froczs you saY. I sup
pose. cut ~ what 7 make from them.
Those Attorney cows are my theatre
ard opera cows I saw four Wagner
operas ont of the profits of one # them
last winter You see that bed of straw
berries' Wen. We don't cau them straw
berries. but 'shoeberries. f7v bur All
tie childrens shoes and my own. too. cut
Il the income get from them. These
and many other httle r1cnevT1skirx
schemes I manage myself without tror-
hilnc mr. husband. who works very hard
IN the CRY for small salary Corze-
cuenrly We have a great many comforts
and luxuries that We couIfnt otherwise
have And thoroughly enjoy the work.
COO. .r-New York Tribnne.
Have vou tired Muskeeon crackers
Have you tired MuskeEoa caxes3
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

The latest London reports to the VAL
ley City Milling Co., ars as follows:
With a continuance of fine growing
weather our crops are making good
progress, and prospects continue favor
able. This, coupled with large arrivals
of foreign wheat has caused our mar
ket TO rule dull and TO effect sales less
money hGs to be taken, the amount OF
business passing IS small.
The shipments from America have
been 116, 900 bags of li0pounds, for the
week. 1900 for the continent. Our
trade isslOw at present with an upward
tendency.
Wheat arrivals are large, amounting
during the past week 10 5000 quintels.
The trade Is slow, fine qualities about
maintain the rates, but inferior sorts
are one shilling per quarter lower, and
sales are difficult at the decline.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

oPposlts Union nePet fheaes'
LsoR SALE or EXCHANGE We have iasl
! plated one u ihe choicest s4aitiens sser
mate 81 the city Hs hl~i CONSISTS sl Z. A.e
lets oN Halls within e4ss reach oi stceiu 81
horst c&rs We aest4r - RAISE q sarge -Liu q
Gnesey Nlfhie lnt ncxi icn aeka. aHe - -
ComRiish THIS ~ have oouciuac1 a. SCI tAf
tlme lea tne rlaat paris o. iasAs saas sun =.
moDes, IhF preperis vii be Shown itcs ~
caGrxe - apy enc wishing 81 tnA
Es0h SAAk~he e have nFSs-cisss rellel sour
- n.il t.sl wla hlsAs i.'..sss t.t - .-.e
riEhi parties lle Mla is ~ lAt tAtes. 4estsh'
sDa has : capacity 81 siAly barrels ne n,s-
rAincrk - new ald in tFsl class EOue eftiNi has
iss ss's q asae.s l ee.I re.,s sae ,eses ss.s =
worth today slltoa Beside the mai, there "a
seven lois. good barn ana aiN cards oi Wo.'a.
The eatire pIeperis Nil be seld lof ssaA The
preporlS v ~ be hhosn a. ANY one iAt&line
business. Terms satisfactory.
FOR SALINE have uue paylng hotel a.
fhrlttne i0oalit, that Nil Is Scio a. 3 uAl
in every particular. and b illrUlshcd with tne
latest hotel appliances. The property has
twenty vel furnished rooms. ald travelling
men pronounce az the hest hoteI la Neslfrl
Michigan. 1his property - psy4ng invest
nisnf Tor some Goo0 man with little IN oncs
CAL ~ 0nos Il sou mean business. Wa take
cily property in part paA meat
E'Dk sALh-A hnf nat near The Madison
Il ave crossing oi fae d.. H.. Az Il IN suif-
Aoie Tor ieur families. The Lai aiN Tolt Tor
SO Per hlqata. AID Is within lev steps 81
steam OF horse e-fs. This properiy wlA b.
sold t0T S3S0. or Nlll exchange foT ether prop
fTtK.
EN0R SALE-We Asve rare bsTgain thai Is
\ sure "a make money Tor some one The
property Il ioos.eo on oprug ST.. near uakes
and Is nov raAuuE lor g. per multh. lls
property II centrally located and is occupied
by good paying tenants aHd IS sure a. iIa-
prove Ia value faster lhan any properly iA TIE
city. from the lacg IhHt 10 is within oue block
81 the tnioa depot. aad within TIVE blocks n
tho buSy portion az Nonros-sl. The pfopslts
wlii be- sold iol S10 per fooii ID foot irouL
lF0h SAlE-Or vii exchange far other prop
4 Frfy. real or PERSONAL two houses on one
large ioG. VIA dhlQc the property and scN
faeh separator. Tie property is situated ga
loean-sf-. near iasi-si-, aid VII make fNo
pleasant homes, which are new renting ior tis
per month. This Ia a rare btr-a. .l iQr some
one. and j. sure a. Dc taken az once.
EoR SALE-A slK-reom house on tale-sL
Good wells lot aQxi-ai oniy $50. Nll Llke
small payment down aud balance on m0nfaIs
payments. Nouid take cheap .ot Tor nrst pay
iuenf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27
Ages OF Amin ais

A sheep lives ten years.
A cat lives fifteen years.
A lion lives twenty years.
A camel lives forty years.
A bear lives twenty years.
A dog lives fourteen years.
A squirrel lives eight years.
An OK lives twenty-five years.
4 guinea pig lives seven years.
A horse lives twenty-five years.
A whale lives three hundred years.
A tortoise lives one hundred years.
An elephant lives four hundred years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27
Syrup of Figs.

tiOus Juice OF California figs, combined
with the medical virtues OF plants
known to be most beneficial 10 the
human system, acts gently on the kid
neys, liver and bowels, eicctually
cleansing tho system, dispelling colds
and headaches, and curing habitual
cOnstlnatlOn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

Shs IIoerai Drift OF Lslixious Thought.
The drift OF modern thought, as any
ono can discover IN our current htera-
ture, ia newspapers, magazines and re-
views, Is noS anti-rehgisus, bat the re
verse. That tae drift is anti-ecclesias-
teal and ant.-degmatic is equally GER
tain The pulpit has almost abandoned
poiemic utterances- Scores and hun
ireds Of churches would not endure
them. They were once the fashion, and
public debates on tho rites and doctrines
ot opposing sects were in high favor.
We have outgrown all that. The change
is partly due 20 social and commercial
causes. The Calyinist has fallen IN love
with the Methodist, and has not found
the hsresy TO be very pepicious. The
Tlinitarian has entered into partnership
with the Unitarian, and discovered the
latter 70 be the soul of honor.
Impatience with dogma Is not neces-
sarily the Reputation OF doctrine. The
truest reason may break with the logi-
cal refinements OF the schools. The anti
dogmatic drift Of our time does not i'm
press me as antagoniZing intelligence in
religion, as hostile 10 analysis, dehni-
ton and systematic arrangement, but
as intent upon calling a halt upon spec
ulative audacity, and insisting that the
ology, like science and philosophy, shall
deal only with what can be accurately
known. IL demands the rigid applica-
tion of the Baconian method, in which
facts are the groundwork of theory. 1t
demands q simpler creed, but it wants o
creed, and it would repudiate any creed
which lacked the quality Of comprehen-
sion. The time has come when it should
be freely recognized that modern criti-
ciNn Is at heart reverent and Christian,
not hippaLt, atheistic and anti-Chris-
tian.
How serious, then, is the breach be
tween modern culture and current or
thodoxyl To me, at least, it seems to be
thin and vanishing line; and the hope
OF a coalescence in the near future ap-
pears TO me well founded. Ii cannot be
otherwise. For reason seeks the truth,
and all truth is sacred, binding upon
human conduct; while Christianity is
the religion of holiness, and the gerIni-
nant energy in holiness is veracity, a
truth seeking, truth loving, truth COM
pelling temper.--Rev. DR.. Behrends 10
Forum.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

Jacob Fisher, who recently died 81
KutztOWn, Pa, al the ripe old age or
loo years, had remarkable record.
Among his varied accomplishments, be
had voted for nineteen Democratic can
didates Tor president, and drank whisky
ali his lifetime. ~ GraRd Rapids Isle-
gr0m HzQtd.
He probably was treated 20 the
whisky by some of his Republican
friends who were trying 10 work MIN
up 70 such a pitch that they could buy
MS vote.-Detrou San.
The bali IS always adapted 70 the
victims weakest point.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27
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regularly, or who may have reason -
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tho fact at oaee. send postal card or call
up telephone 53i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

EsoR SALE-0a Broadway. = Ells fFem clts
NMits e az esllnSs With p a. acre ot S2ee
ga.1sB saA Win cash JcHn i. CASEY 4 &c.
l4iaaeT oEtoe Ssugh nislslon-sl. jay =
l'AI.L sad ses ~ 4 yeu wsDf a home or a.
= Investment. oar pTQperts j. lFsicias &Ho
- situated on QuE Ikefry 81. Divisions -. and
Il glth WarG piafs. New houses ready Ter ScN
en these pats Terms Ana pzices i0 SAT- Yea
al at pAoe ala save advance Ia prices 1Af-
per 4 Carroll NeN h0USemGn block.
LNR SALE-N0. I never SCI Ter other people
bEf IL Iuy- oan / c43 sci sea al eles <nt
neW ii-room house. 81 NaiieEe ave. seVonQ
block south II Nraithy ave, freSeoea. hoI and
cold water up stairs aDc doNn- GricK sci Tar
A2ce. electro belis. bath Iepn, e4osrt- ni4fhle
isi aJory. m6utei. N6ro so0ucOs coNcrctS ala
ana shade trees prl0c sAttNs small pasmeHt
down aad balAnc. al - per month; 81 zine
roem nee house. about So leef south of M&al-
son avenue scboo house, AZ tis2b 90 so per
iaonth tie cheapest piaoes IN the cts Ter The
money. Charles n. Tufts. LSasard bl0ck.
Pearl-Si. entrance.
IUSf WHAT Y0u WANr.-A beautlfg house
on enc 0f our kacliG-Sge. Lots nearly
completed with good cellar. cistern ana vel
NJ sell al ; b4fsalui Also several vacant lets
oB Euehd Gnd Ma1lSon-ayes. II you thiak OF
purchasing a any part 81 The city 10 VII pay
you 20 eal Oh Us. Acolli 4 Mcull ~ House
man Block telephone Isl
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

Addison WORKS has bought out ;he interest
of A. !. FoEg. in the real estate business and
employment bureau. heretofore known as A.
Fogg < CO.. once AT rooms No. and Tower
block. Mr.. Works this day took bis place in
said office. and the business Will be continued
by himself and W. III. Winans. The name Of
the new nrm viii be Minans & Works. Mr.
Fogg sold and assigned 10 Mr.. Works all &C
counts due 10 the business. and authorized
him Ia writing 10 collect them
ADDISON WORKS. III. WINANs. Ag'f.
3 and I Tower Block. Phone $50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27
InCratitude TO Benefaet etor..

A Young man asked a Southern plant
or for loan of 5000. "What security
can YOU glve?' asked the planter.
"The word OF an honest man." OF
course, words are easily SAID. The
planter eyed him for an instant, and
then replied, You shall have It,"
This sum gave Nathaniel Prime his
great start in life, and he soon paid the
Just debt. As the story goes years
rolled on, and the youg man became a
leading banker of his city. One day
the southern planter rand former wealthy
banker, who had befriended the young
man at the outset of his career, came
to him III poverty, and asked the same
sum that he had lent Prime so oppor-
tuney. The young banker remem-
bered him well, but asked, "What
security can you glve% The word Of
an honest man." answered the planter,
echoing Primes own words OF years
before.
THAT Will not do in Wall street, !"
was the bankers reply. The planter
seemed dazed by such an answer and
left without word. We would feel
shocked, and rightly, too, at such N
gratitude had We not gone through
many similar experiences, ana IN many
Instances we did not receive back the
money loaned.
God does not always fOrewarn us,
nor does He always waken righteous
indignation within u.s. But there
comes q time for settlement to all Of
US, then woe be it unto the oppressor.
The town of Chelsea, Mass, which
petitoned the legislature for q change
OF name because of the common ex-
preston Gas dead as Chelsea" has re-
considered and VIII retain the name 1t
has borne since 1889.
A movement has been inaugurated in
New York to secure one million sigma
lures to memorial to be sent to the
Car of Russia, asking that he look lato
and seek TO ameliorate the condition OF
tho pYiles in Siberia
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27
AeENTs-WAHTED,


WANfED-One hundred agents 10 SEA new
W and useful article Just cut, aad something
every boHsrkceper needs ana Wants. Call ht
lst Aast fUif0n-si. lhi
WAATED-Iady csnyasSers. on salary ard
W commission. s, South Difision-st. 10
AtANfED-Agents, 60 outtt ca thirty days
W times $50 pront Ia four weeks OF no psg.
Address. with stamp. Jarvis 4 Co, Bacine.Nis
nov. -
WANTED agents Tor the History OF the Ia
" ploratlonS of, Daring Deeds and oraad
Achievements OF stanley agents outnt sl.hi
circular Tree. Address q. A. Browning Co.
Toledo. Ohio. 5tit
WANTED -30ARDERS
WANTED BosrdeTs for gentleman and
w wife. oT lao gentlemen, large front
room with alcoye. nicely furnished. with
board. Finest location IA the city. 10 Ctta-
vast. 40
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27
WANTED BoARDERs.
WlNANS 6 WORKS,
DISSOLUTION.

This IS 10 show that the partnership hereto
fore existing between u. under the naine OF
A. J. Fosg a Co. Is this day dissolved by mu-
tuAl consent.
Dated tnis 1ith day Of June. lseO.
q. J. FQGG-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27
REAL ESTATE CITY.

SoMEB0pA wants tholu and ! want some
- bods 6 aaxE fheN Il lDts % ana nvar
Hsll ~, east u k4sE-St.. W40 SEA thea che&E-
l. = frefia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

MRS. T. v. NICHOLS has returned n Grand
II Rapids. after q Yeas al--elce. SIZE was
formerly known oS Madame i da1Ti ter.
She has been requested g. maze her home here
hy number of those who have tested Her
great power can tel the past present ana
future. cali the living Cr dead from any part ~
the world and talE vifh them in ire spirit
Examine anv nari ~ the body. snd locate fhe
q d.srase ~fffouf laying hen9s on the to1r.
Can rere expressions ot friends 50 they vil
he recognized. Can describe color of hair ana
eyes also size ~ ners9r ard locate say house
or animal Can cure The drinking. smoking or
chewing habits ~ Womca and men. Palm
- lI =. m. 1t9 and - -. m. Mrs 7. ~
Nichols 3 Aseor-st sTf
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27
NTsCELlAnEOUS.

CAN furnish - % 50 gallons mix dsIIV.
i Who wants ir Call AZ Clarendon Hotel
Ask Tor &. ~. II. TO
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

HELP WANTED MALE
NNANfED-4~0 press feeeers. STEADY situa-
~ tions ieT tsoos teedefs. The otaltoa
Printing Co.. leall-at ll1-u
WANTED DAY lsbereFs. wages sl.-5. ana
W station Men. l4c q lsc e. eunlc yard, ca
new ine ~ tae kscansba. Iron Mouatau
esiefu H.. r.. IA Northern Michigan. ~ Iglles
~ nork. trade wil be ready Tor track Vcto-
beF j. Mcintosh kroS-. contractors farc
$50 fr0m kliiS aGkee- Apply 10 ~ T. Dick
eus9a, . AoAroe-Sf.. GRAD Rapids Mich, of
q N- 81. joan. cor. East Water and ASsoLSi-,
Milwaukee Wis. ls-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27
T. ]. Lamb & Company.

RRAI EsTATK And ooAAlssloN.
opposlts Unioa Depot Hnoae 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27
KirtIand's Addition

Don't miss the chance 81 securing home AZ
present low prices On one oi Tie finest resi-
dence sites ad1oining The city. hiraaues a aa-
difi0n. ana Rear A hirlands addtion on
south side of GrigFs-aTf.. ore and two blocks
west Of South Division 81 IRA south part ~
city. IS more than ever attracting The atteu-
fion ~ home seek eTs and investors. its com
msudinI situation affords a magnificent view
q Tie city. is high aad level aud has the al
vantage - perfect natural drainage fases
loW. on proposed extension OF street railway.
good neighb0rs. best 81 water very healthy
locality and lies contiguous o. many of the
large industries ~ the cts. Good school ard
church privileges and many Other affSnta-
pcous features The Improvements now going
on show that this property lies directly in The
course 81 the city's growth. I also hsve some
desirable business lots. farms and choice fim-
hered land. and houses 10 sell ~ reai bargains
or exchange Tor city property.
@. III. KIRKLAND,
once and Residence corner Of 6rrsavs ana
BuchsnSn-si.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

Have vou tired Nuskegon crackers
Have you tired Muskeg3a cakes2
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

TOR sALE-Chap a good secondhand pha-
eton newly painted can be seen at q.
Dawson on South ionia-st.. Inquire u J. II.
B0nneu Hawkins 2 ock lsl
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27
HELP WAETBD-FExALR.

NANtED-A Willing. reliable and th0roug D.
w ly competent woman OF girl. fof gensf a.
house~Ogk, cal ioIeaoons. 50 North tront-.L
lSl
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

United Press Reports, Prompt and EariY
Delivery. All ths Local Ness. and the
ols4ssst and most Plainly Printed Paper
Punilshsd Ia Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

DOR SALE-Chcap. - boTeo power boiler and
u engine. neariy new. with furnace. setting.
etc. complete. Inquire OF 4. c. Thwlng phone
AZ l-Ef
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-27

ny ONE having a small capital or some
y good real estate iu Grand Rapids and
wishing to engage in paving hardware busi-
ness IN a lively Northern town, VII ind bar
gain by calling on or addressing Foster, ctev-
ems Co.. Grand Rapids. Mich. 10
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-09-19
An Empress and Her Five Boys.

A correspondent describes the daily
life of the German Empress and the five
little Princes at Sassnitz, where they
have been staying. Every day schools
and other institutions in the neighbor-
hood make trips to Sassnitz to see the
Empress and her boys, and there are plenty
of opportunities for doing so, for the
Empress is as fond of being on the water
as the Emperor himself. The Empress
has already been several times on the
beach, together with the Princes; the
four elder boys wear blue sailor suits and
straw hats with long ribbons. Prince
Oscar, the youngest, who is dressed all
in white, is carried about by the nurse.
The Princes climb about among the
stones, trying to find curious stones or
other treasures of the deep. The EN-
press herself takes part in this search as
well as in the other amusements of the
Princes on the beach. The thoughtful
kindness of the Empress was
shown in little incident which
occurred few days ago. She had
come down to the beach with her
four sons - the Crown Prince had re-
NAMED at home for lessons-and was
sitting down under fine old beech not
far from the bathing place for gentle
men. The police would not let the gen
tlemen pass who were on their way to
the cabins. When the Empress noticed
that one of the latter was carrying
bathing towel she made inquiries, and
was informed that some of the gentle
men were on their way to the bathing
place. She got up at once and sent an
apology to the would-be bathers to the
effect that 'she had not known it was
the hour for bathing" The Princes
were also called away, and Prince Eitel
marched off whistling merry tune. The
Empress keeps to her habit of rising
early, and the two eldest Princes take a
not sea bath every morning at eight
o'clock. In few days time the EN-
press hopes also to begin sea bathing.
The costumes worn by the Empress are
as simple as possible. AS rule, she
wears black woolen dress,a close fitting
jacket and large straw hat trimmed
with black ribbon.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-09-19
PAINTING UPON SILK.

To prevent oil colors from spreading
in painting upon silk or satin, different
preparations are used. White shellac
dissolved in alcohol is good. First, trace
the design, then cover the surface to be
painted with this medium. Another
method is to outline the design with Jap
an varnish before applying the paint.
Moisten the brush with turpentine and
paint over but not beyond the outline.
1t is good plan to squeeze the paint
upon piece of blotting- g-paper, instead
of the palette ordinarily used. The
blotting- paper will absorb much of the
oil, and if the paints are thinned with
turpentine they may often be used with
out any preparation upon the fabric.
On heavy satin there is little danger of
the oil spreading beyond the design
Ne,o York World.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-09-19

The Age Of Steel has discovered that it
costs moro than half as much again to
ship goods from New York to Valpa-
raiso as it does from Liverpool or Ham
burg, while it frequently happens that
the merchant in Chill will receive his
bills of lading two or three months be-
fore he gets his goods. The cost of
freight by steamer from New York to
Valparaiso via Panama is $34 per ton; /;
heavy goods via Hamburg, $22, and via
Liverpool, S22. Freight shipped from
Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Bordeaux
or Havre is but from S. SO to 81. These
figures are explanatory of much that is
otherwise problematic, and there need be
no surprise at the low ebb of our export
trade with Chill and southern republics.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-09-19
Tired of Making His "Mark."

James Robinson, tall, robust, with q
sandy complexion and forty years of age.
has spent almost his entire life mining in
the mountains of the West. Two months
ago he went to Kansas City, Mo-, from
Phoenix, Arizona. He could neither
read nor write. During the past eight
years he has been engaged in the trans
action of business involving the buying
and selling of mines, through which he
has been placed in comfortable circum-
stances financially. His ''mark" had
been attached to deeds and contracts so
often that he was brought to realize the
necessity of an education. Hence his
presence in Kansas City. Mr.. Robinson
has applied himself assiduously under the
direction of private tutor and can now
read and write. He says he will remain
another month in Kansas City and then
return to Arizona to look after his mining
interests. After the lapse of few
weeks he will return to pursue his edu-
cational course. In three years time he
expects to have good business educa-
ton, supplemented with the embellish-
ments of literature Chicago Herald.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-09-19
RECIPES.

Sweet Tomato Pickles-Take eight
pounds of green tomatoes and chop them
fine, then add four pounds of brown sugar
and boil three hours; quart of vine
gar, teaspoonful each of mace, cloves
and cinnamon; boil again fifteen min
utes, let it cool and pour into jars.
Raspberry Vinegar-To four quarts
red raspberries, put enough vinegar to
cover, and let them stand twenty-four
hours; scald and strain it; add pound
of sugar to one pint of juice; boil it
twenty minutes, and bottle; it is then
ready for use, and will keep years. To
one glass of water add great spoonful.
1t is much relished by the sick Very
nice.
Baked Veal Cutlet-Remove all skin
from the edge, wash and wipe dry,
sprinkle with salt and pepper, place a
sheet of white paper in the bottom of a
shallow baking tin, butter it well, lay the
meat on it, place bits of butter on top of
the meat and very thin slices of onion,
place in moderate oven, baste frequent
ly with butter, bake until a nice brown;
remove from the pan, place on hot plat
ter, pour over it little tomato sauce
and garnish with sliced lemon.
Salmon Salad-Take two onions cut
fine, small carrot, small head of eel
cry, half cupful of parsley cut fine, two
tablespoonfuls of butter, one tcaspoonful
of prepared mustard; let them simmer
fifteen minutes in just water enough to
prevent scorchirg, then addo cupful of
vinegar, one cupful of water, salt, pinch
of cloves, and little cayenne, and the
fish; simmer half an hour, then remove
from the fire, and let the salmon remain
in the dressing until perfectly cold, then
serve with lettuce and some of the dress
ing strained through fine sieve.