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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

and freshens up while the birds and in
sects seem 90 catch new life. and 10 take
"A drive or stroll Is delightful.
IL the silvery moon shed her lustre on
the scene as one walks by the woods OF
through their depths. an the better. and
under the spell of the enchantment ones
ideas grow brighter and IL IS no trouble
TO talk.
Nature IS very soothing TO tired brain
and tired nerves, and these evening out
ings are helpful 90 health as well as en-
ioyablc.
The an day religious meetings Of Au-
gust will soon begin. and 30 fair estimate
Of rural happiness can be made and
these be- left out. These meetings mean
much every way. The religious privileges
they afford are 10 rural folks of great
value. bat the sociaLseature is greatly
enjoyed.
in the country at these meetings there
seems 90 be special charm. The
dishes of fried chicken and vese-
tables and lots of pies with the warm,
hearty hospitality that accompanies such
feastne. gives it a charm that is hard
90 forget The religious services in the
church from day 90 day, the great
crowds that daily attend. the neighing
horses and pleasant greetings of loved
ones and friends. how Il impresses the
mind and makes "a pleasant picture 10
look Upon. TO tho country bred boy
whose home is now - the city nothing
IS more enjoyable than 90 take a trip out
in the grand old country and attend
again one of these "bg meetings Like
everything else though the old time big
meeting is beginning 10 undergo "a change
with the disappearance of the darkey
largely in our homes and ON our farms
the preparation Of big dinners Is "a bur-
den that is getting too heavy for oss
housewives, and tho change is not far
of. T. p p
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MANY WlNDFALLS.
The Hotels at Alton Slow in Filling
Tn

The Hotels at Alton SLOW in Filling
Up.
ALTON. VA, July 17.-SpeciaL-The
high winds of last week knocked of a
great many apples in this section The
apple crop will not be large. but they are
of superior quality. and 1T is expected
viii bring a fancy price
The hotels have been rather slow I'm fin
ing mp, but the past week has brought in
a good many people. The private board
ing houses are filled up. Many of the
Richmond patrons have been waiting until
after the 3. y. =. T.. Convention before
leaving their homes.
An entertainment was given by the
Misses Goodloe at their home. Locust
Dale" on Thursday evening in honor Of
their brother. VIII Goodloe. of Big Stone
Gap. va.
The feature of the evening was a mus
icsl drawing. prizes for which were
awarded Misses Lille White. of Atlanta,
Ga. and Margaret Carlisle. of Chicago
Others present were Mcsdamcs White,
of Atlanta. Warren cloud of Charlottes-
Vile Carlisle. of Chicago Ashman, OF
PENNSYLVANIA. Misses Spken. of WASH
ington. ID. c.. Goodloe. of GordonsvlHe
Sue Goodloc. of Big Stone Gap, and Eu-
nice Walker off Richmond
Miss Sophia Baier, of Greenfield. VINO
has been studying I'm Washington. ID. c.,
FOR the past year returned to her home
this week accompanied by her aunts, Mrs.
OFT and Mrs Caperton.
Mr. Jas r. Goodloe. of the Alton
House. Is contend to- his room with rheu-
matism.
A series of entertainments has been ar
ranged for the summer TO raise iuhus
for the new Baptist chapel
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RURAL MUSINGS,
with a Touch of Comparison Between
the old and the New.

CHRISTIE. VA. Joy lS-Special-ln
rural sections these 1ong summer days
are not without their enjoyments ana
privileges. In the fields signs of life and
activity may be seen for farmers are busy
An the waving corn or pcrchance In the
tobacco lot blowing OF hoeing or eaten
ing the horned worm whose raNages are
so destructive TO the weed.
These lengthy DAYS may witness no
little done with team ana farming inn
nlement az the owner of the farm so elect
There is quite AN interval Of iime be-
tween sun rising and sun setting, and
when night throws her mantle over
things terrestrial the hard working toiler
may sleep without the aid of a lullaby
on the farms these days the scenes are
not what they once were I'm the long
ago darkies were plontlfully to Doe seen
IN the fields as they followed the pillow or
handled the hoe or t0ted the scythe TO
the fields of ripe grain
Now hands are scarce and the old-time
darkey Is rarely or never seen. These
DAYS one IS reminded Of the old regime
but only as memory, for an things
have changed so much Of late.
But there are objects OF interest TO be
seen and the compensation is found in
many ways. The new order of things Is
developing the hrawn and brain OF our
young men who are early taught 20 rely
on self and are brought up 10 SHIFT for
themselves.
must not. however. get away from
the rural scenes OF these midsummer
times ror want 10 tell abou, the even
fngs and nights that follow the hot hours
of the midday With the cool breath of
evening tho corn gets out OF It's twist"
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A DARING DEED.
English Sailors Save a Yachts Crew in
Great Peril.

English Sailors Save Yachts Crew in
Great Peril.
NORFOLK. VA. July T.-SpeciaA-
Eleven men struggling i'm the water ~
Lamberts Point We're rescued from
drowning by British seamen. who appa-
rentlv reckless of the imminent danger
i'm front. went almost instantly To the
rescue of the men I'm the water, who but
for their bravery and humanity would
surely have been drowned
The saved men. upon invitation Of Isaac
Fentress. went sailing aboard the sloop
yacht Lurlin.
on I.amberts Point last night a fierce
soual. accompanied by darkness, struck
them. and over went the yacht At Lam
bert's Point the British steamer Tresco,
CAPTAIN Barber. bound from Pensacola
for Greenock, Scotland lay coaling The
second mate a man sixty years of axe.
was I'm charge of the ship. lie launched
a boat. and with two tremen and "a sea-
man manned it. They rowed out in the
storm and rescued seven men,
witnesses state that the deed WAS
one Of magnificent daring. 4 crew from
a barge anchored near, emulated the En-
glshmen's act. and saved four others Of
the yacht party. of which none We're lost.
The Tresco sailed shortly afterwards and
the name Of the gallant mate is un-
known.
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B.Y.P. SIDE TRIPS VIA SOUTH
EEN RAILWAY.

TO holders of b. Y. j. l.. tickets the
Southern railway will sell s.de-trip tickets
from Richmond 10 Chase city and inter
mediate stations. and Richmond TO West
Point and intermediate stations at one
fare for the round trip Richmond 10
Baltimore and return. one fare for the
round trip. $3.50 Richmond 20 Philadel-
phia and return. $3.50; TO New York and
return. Sll50. via York-Riyer line. Limit
OF side-trip ticket VII conform win limits
of y. Y. Z. L.. tickets For full informa-
ton apply 10 Richmond Transfer Com
pany 9O3 east Main street. Southern RAN
way depot. Virginia street, or g-O east
Main street. G. w. WESTBURY.
II T. A
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ARNOLO'S VALLEY BRIDGE.
A Little Girl Dies from Drinking Con
ccuirated LNc.

LEXINGTON. Va. July Il-SpeciaL-
AruOId.s Valley. one of the most product
i've sections of Rockbrdgc county, VIII
soon he cluacc,ed with the outside world
bv means of "a modern iron bridge. which
VIII Doe constructed across James river az
GrecnIees Ferry The work viii begin
shortly and the bridge will Doe completed
800 TWO months. General Robert A. Mari
of the school OF engineering at Che VIZ
gmia Military institute. viii have charge
of the work When completed the bridge
viii rest on two large limestone aoui-
ments and TWO piers u the wafer
Elizabeth Bare. tine young daughter of
AIR and Mrs. b. D. Buchanan. 10 few days
ago got hold of and drank from q bottle
containing liquid concentrated Eye, ana
was Immediately taken with eNcrufiains
pains which increased until her dcaih'
which occurred soon afcrWdrd.
An interesting service was held sunday
afternoon at Trinity Methodist church
bv the delegates who attended The great
international Christian Endeavor Conven-
don which closed Monday i'm Detroit
the meeting took the nature of an echo
moctng. those taking part being MISS
Laura Crieier Mrs. John NJ QulsenDerIy'
and Mr. William r. Kennedy The church
was decorated with United-staies VIZ
elnia and Christian Endeavor flags
MI w. c. Haitian has accepted Po-
sitlon with the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road as constructing engineer with mead
quarters at Clarksburg w. Va. MI.
Haitian IS q SON of Captain Mark Haitian
OF Upper Kerr creek.
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PARSONAGE STRUCK.
The Minister'S Family Shocked by
Lightning.

lightning.
EAlPORIA. VA. July Speclal-Dur-
ing the storm of yesterday lightning
struck the Methodist parsonage in South
Emporia. demOlishins one end of the
house and running around the front tear
ing The four posts off The yeranda and
the front door.
The family were badly shocked. So
much $50 chat they did not realize the
damage 90 the house or their miraculous
escape until neighbors came in 90 ascer-
tain their condition The house was in
sured to the amount of the damage.
Mr.. George NJ Cooke has sold his vail
liable mill property 20 the Meherr.n Pow
er Company.
Rev. e. J.. Ryland. of Mecklenburg
county has accepted "a call 90 the Hicks
ford Baptist church. and Will enter at
once upon his duties as pastor
Dr. G.. b. Wertenbaker. of the United
States Hospital Service. was in town last
evening to inspect tine supposed ease of
smallpox. he pronounces &c mild case
of smallpox. and urged on the proper
authorities t0 take every prccauuon
against the spread of the disease. which
they will certainly do. no alarm Is felt
Mrs. Andrew Briggs OF Richmond. Us
visiting the family of Mr. W. ID. Briggs
az "Village View
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Primary, Secondary. or Tertiary sy-
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You can be treated at home for the same
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taken Mercury lodide Potash. and sim
nave aches and pains. Mucous Patches 10
mouth, Sore Throat fimples Copper
Colored Spots. Ulcers on any part of the
body. hair or eyebrows falling out, II is
this Syphniitic BLOOD POISON that We
guarantee 10 cure. We solicit the most
obstinate cases and challenge the world
for a case we cannot cure. This disease
has always bafied the skill OF the most
hind our unconditional guaranty Also
lutte proofs sent sealed on application.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
WORK OF STORM
IN PETERSBURG
Telephone and Telegraph Wires
Badly Disarranged'
FARMER KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Lieutenant Frederick Plummer starts
for the Front-The New y. NJ
ca. Secretary Enters
Upon His Duties
FARMER KILLED BY LIGHTNING

,,yrrpsRrrRG VA. July h.-Speclal.
A storm blew down a huHuei ~ 80
- and much fencing here TINS 49, 49,,
noon. Telegraph ana le'o
were badly disarranged. ,,,.., s,rr,ar
rrarIes ZONES. "A widely-kho"h ia, ny
or southampton county, was Nii'0+ t.,.,l
u,,ptnfnr while returning from Hl9
10 ms house yesterday p,..,,r,or late
~, tbo Fourth Virginia volunteer i'ii"''
,-,. VINO has been appointed a seconu
lieutenant i'm one Of the new volunteer
roo,ments which are 10 90 to the rhi'lp-
rtnos Islands. will leave to-il'l'o" i''
Csmn Meade. Mddlet0Wn' IA ...,..
.rhe Young Mems Cnrlslldh 49,,
Donating Society decided lo-n5l .he
change It's name To the hyee"''
petersburg Y. NJ c. A..
NEW SECRETARY.
NJ u sheriff.. OF Memphis, Tenn
a.. nn,, secretary Of the Young Men
rhrietian Association here, entered upon
his duties this morning. Mr.. sherrii
comes highly recommended for the work
he IS TO perform. - -.
Yesterday was one Of the hottest DAYS
o,.sr experienced I'm Petersburg. ana one
ar two persons were overcome by the
heat. 49,
Al the Second Baptist Church yester-
Adv, morning an echo service Of the BaD-
isl Young Peoples Union Convention
In richmond was held. The delegates
from the Central Church Of Chattanooga.
ronn Of which Rev A. d. Fristoe is
pastor. came over from Richmond to at
tend this service.
Addresses were delivered, and the SER
vice was very interesting
DINWIDDIE COURT.
The County Court Of Dinwlddie opened
this morning,
Revs Bradford and Beyeridge. Evan
gelists for Pennsylvania. will pitch a tent
af Glover Hill. Chesterfield county, to-
morrow. where they will hold series
of meetings during the current week.
Mr.. o. B Cole. who has been visiting
friends IN Richmond. has returned to the
CITY.
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INDUSTRIOUS [ YNCHBURG.
4 New Mandatory Announced for
the Hill City.

LYNCHBURG. VA. July T.-speciaL-
Another manufacturing establishment Of
importance is TO be added az once TO the
rapidly increasing list of Industries IN this
city The Virginia Textile Company Will
move It's plant for the manufacture OF
underwear from New York 10 Lynch
burg. and a local company has been or
ganized 90 erect the building needed,
which is to cost $4,000. and is TO be CONF
pleted in ninety days
The Textile Company already has the
machinery which viii be moved into the
building as soon as It is completed. The
concern will employ about 100 operatives,
mostly women and girls.
This establishment was brought mere
through the efforts Of the Lynchburg
Industrial Association of which Mr.. Geo.
H. Glmer IS secretary.
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Gaiety at Virginia Beach.

The Water Lily Club Of Virginia Beach
was delightfully."- entertained FRIDAY
morning at a duplicate whist party
given by Mrs. Martin Lee Greenwood
at her beautiful cottage by the sea
Among those present were; Mr.. and Mrs
Preston Belvin. Miss May Belvin, Miss
Minnie Glazebrook. OF Richmond. va.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Tun's, MY ana Mrs
NJ l.. Greenwood, Miss Harriet Noting
ham. OF Norfolk: Mrs. David Matson:
Roanoke va: Miss Hattie Minter. OF
Portsmouth: Mrs. Beasley. OF Peters
>-oreo,L. Nessrs Malvern Reynolds.
Portsmouth. whitney. New York. II. W.
Sturgis. Phiad fphia: Williams. Rich
mond Va: Irvine. Baltimore; Miss LIS
ter. England.-Norfolk Landmark.
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TYLER WILL BE THERE.
Annual Reunion Of the Veterans Of
the Valley

Allt+ AMY
WOODSTOCK VA. July T.-special-
Governor Tyler has written slower Camp,
Confederate Veterans. OF Strasburg that
De viii be- present at the annual reunion
NJ The veterans of the Valley Nhch SIS
to be- held at Fishers Hil Va. ON August
oth. a number of other prominent speak
crs Will Doe present
A movement is being made 20 take am
appeaI from the Circuit Court OF Shcnan-
doah county m The case in which The will
OF Miss Mary T. Swartz WAS construed.
Wnen this win was construed 10 cut out
the Orphans. Home OF considerable
amount which had been bequeathed TO us
support Rev L. l.. Smith. of StrasbUrg.
has tho matter in charge
ID ~ AdIesherger. "a hydraulic engineer
of Baltimore who has been here upon
the invitation of the Town Council of
Woodstock returned 90 his home Satur-
day, morning after visiting 70 large num-
Der of springs near town. examining the
amount of water in each and the altitude
compared with the town lie reported 90
the committee that am abundance Of water
could be brought % town at O. cost OF
about $1,000 The question OF water sys-
tenn has been quietly agitated for some
years bat has only taken "a favorable
aspect lately 10 is thought that this
question will be laid before the people I'm
the way of voting for loan or allowing
The corporation to develop the enterprise.
The best supply is found about five miles
from town. at am elevation of 300 feet
and is of cool frce-stone water
a large number of young men were en-
tortamed at the home of Mr. j. NJ. Baus-
erman by their lady friends ON last Fri
day night
Judge Tavenuer. OF the County Court.
has appointed l.. =. Henkel. of New
Market. Justice of the peace for Lee
district in place of j. g.. Henkel who
resigned
ine annual Chndrens Day services were
held by the Christian Sunday school on
Sunday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

TO be bound hand and foot for years
nv the chains of disease is the worst form
of slavery. George ID. Williams. of Man
chester. Michigan. tells how such a
slave was made free. He says. My wife
has been $50 helpless for five years that
she could not turn over In bed alone.
After using two bottles Of Electric Bit
ters. she is wonderfully improved and
able 10 do her own work This supreme
remedy for female diseases quickly cures
nervousness. sleeplessness. melancholy
headache backache fainting, and dizzy
spells. This miracle working medicine
is godsend 10 weak, siclSly, run down
people Every bottle guaranteed. only
20 cents Sold by owens & Minor DRUG
Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
A PERSISTENT MOB.
Another Attempt 10 Forcibiy Enter
the Alexandria County Jail

ALEXANDRIA. July 17.-Special-
Another unsuccessful attempt 10 forcibly
enter the Alexandria county jail at Fort
Myer Heights. with the purpose Of seeur-
ing William Dods0n the aged negro
charged with criminally assaultinS Viola
Elliott. as published, resulted yesterday
morning in a serious disturbance around
the Jail.
As was the case Friday night when the
first attempt was made. the crowd lacked
"A leader. and beyond fring toward the
building from time TO time, no definite
attack was made which could possibly
have resulted IN the capture OF the jail
or It's inmates.
II was after midnight when the atten-
ton OF Jaiier Nourse was attracted hy
some nifty men, all armed. who emerged
In small squads from the woods near the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

Morltz Becker returned from Baltimore
Sunday bringing with him his wife
and three children
The son. who was adiuigcd as having
some contagious disease when the family
arrived I'm New York last January. is
being held in Baltimore for a few DAYS.
lie is apparently q very healthy child
now The boy will be sent 10 Richmond
bon a few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
Virginians i'm Town.

T.. r. +. Wells. University Of Virginia.
T.. A. Temple. Port Royal; n. O.. Mad
dux. Virginia. Thomas 5. Martin Viz
g.nia. are at Murphy
". j. Westhutch Danyiile; Alb. Bullock.
Newport News. O. n. Wood Norfolk.
and f.. l.. steyenmeyer. Newport News.
ara at FOrds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

was the result OF his splendid health. IN
domitable will and tremendous energy are
not found where stomach, Liver Kidneys
and Bowels. are out Of order. II YOU
want these qualities and the success they
bring use DR. Kings New Life Pills.
They develop every power OF brain and
body. Only 25c. al owens & Minor Dyug
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
Kavanaugh-S tinnctt,

ROANOKE. VA, July ll-Special.-
Michael Kavanaugh. of the ROANOKE Ma
chine Works. was quietly married 'o-nls nu
at ST. Andrews parsonage 10 MISS Nduue
Stinnett. daughter of Ii. g. 9tiIihe''' "'
toet Roanoke. the ceremony being per
formed bv Rev. Father j. w. Lynch.
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snicide I1rom Liannr.

yvARRENTON. VA. July l5-Special.-
George Parr. aged twenW-three. son of
A ! Parr. of Orlean. this county, COM
mitted suicide Saturday night Boy taking
laudanum. lie was in "a temporarily de-
mented state caused by liquor
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thanks to Captain Morgan R. Mills for his
earnest and generous efforts 20 secure
for this company a portion OF this fund.
VENABLE 5. HARDWlCKE,
First Lieutenant
WILLIAM l.. THOMPSON.
First Sergeant
FRANK A TUSNIS,
Quartermaster Sergeant,
Committee CO. +, lnfy. Va. Vols.
July 4th. 1893
II is thought that the Finance Com
mittee will recommend that the company
receive its norton of the fund.
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=. :. :. and after few h"'iir, were usen' no.
iced a perceptibie improvement. Continuing
the remedy. the disease was forced out Of my
system. and complete cure was the result.
Iadyise all who have this dreadful disease 10
abandon their local trea lmeht winch mas never
done them any good. and take : :. =. a rem
edy that can reach the disease and cure H."
To continue the wrong treatment tor
Catarrh i 10 continue 10 suffer. Swift's
Specific il Il real blood remedy. and
cures obstinate, deep-seated diseases,
which other remedies have no effect
whatever upon. II promptly reaches
Catarrh, and never fails to cure even the
IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

Limit of side trip ticket To- correspond
with limit of Convention ticket Fast
ti,no convention schedules. Through
cars.
w. p. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager,
Byrd-Sueet station.
Tickets on sale at Byrd-Street station
and at Richmond Transfer Co. 1908 last
Main street and jefferson Hotel Branch).
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Mr. Neville paralyLed.

ONANCOCK. VA. July T.-Speclal-
w.. j. Neville. one of the oldest citizens'
was stricken with paralysis last night
and is not expected 60 recover.
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B.Y.P. L. sIDE-TEIr TICKETS
TO Washington. Baltimore, fhllauel
phia and New York, via
IL A. q l. EnmIr

Holders of return portions of b. Y. p.
L. Convention tickets, or oil certificates
showing such tickets have been deposited
for extension may purchase round-trip
tickets over the r.. T.. and D.. and PENN
sylyania railroads at the following low
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and washes. and differ
emit inhaling remedies-
I'm fact. / could feel that
each winter / was worse
than the year previous.
- in ally 1t was
brought 10 my n office
that Cafarfh was a blood
disease. and after think
ing over the matter. /
saw 10 wasunreasonable
10 expect 10 BE- cured by
remedies which only
reached the surface. I
then decided to try
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
Foul
Catarrh.

Catarrh is one Of the most obstinate
diseases, and hence the most difficult
to get rid OF.
There is but one way to cure it,
The disease is in the blood. and all the
sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures
in the world can have no permanent
effect whatever upon it. Swilt's Spe-
cific cures Catarrh permanently. forit is
the only remedy which can reach the
disease and force il from the blood.
Mr.. b. p. McAllister, of tIarrodsburg,
Ky, had Catarrh for years. He writes:
Il could see no improvement Whatever,
though was cOnstamuy lrcaLed with snraYs
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-11-02
Nut and Apple Salntis.

A salad suitable for the season is
made of nuts, apples and celery. Cut
the apples in thin slicos, shell and boil
the chestnuts fifteen minutes, or until
soft; drain, and when cool cut tho
chessnuts and celery in slices. Moisten
with a part of the dressing aud put in
> salad bowl, with the remainder Of
the dressing on top. Garnish with
celery tips. The dressing is made by
Dreaming one-fourth OF a cupful of but
ter, seasoning it with one-half tea
spoonful of mustard and one salt
spoonful OF paprika. Add the beaten
yolks OF two eggs and one-fourth OF a
cupful of vinegar, which must be hot.
Cook this over boiling water until very
thick, stirring often. Whip one-half
pint OF cream and add it to the cold
dressing just before serving. A
chicken and walnut salad is made by
adding to an ordinary salad couple
of dozen English walnuts which have
been parboilel aud skinned. In boil
ing the nuts slice OF onion, spri5
Of parsley and little OF the chicken
liquor should be added to the water.
When the skins have been removed
add the nuts to the chicken salad, gar'
nish with celery and cover with mayor.
naise dressing.