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efoRGR n SALISBURY.
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corroN MARKET.


NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE cutian market cpenra
at advance q i2sA points The marie. closed
steady. at a net advance Of lSsis points.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Oct. IT, 100
esAnHs houses to-day were:
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ss1s IN a nosting palace. com
n esi,v morn.ns,. leaves Yesler
FRA ana enssnt sunday, : a. m. for
y HN raana .LcNnsend. Fare, 50
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IN 8kTfs DEPARTMENT. or AoRI.
suue-wrArHER RpREAU.
Many nuLLBriN.
n1cAsf FOR THURSDAY.
Portland. Or, Oct. n, tNe
thfsatsnins. with probably shower:
81 Seattle. Oct. II, 1900.
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Dairy PrOducts.
On the produce exchange today the butter market
was firm: creamery. i6nzlisc: dairy lssisc
Cheese Firm; l0iA@nNc
Eggs-steady; fresh. uAc.
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METHOD OF TREATMENT

! theories study and siec kal nsnt
eocd
one-thrd at
n
OF the human
In mari q Ia
press otser o
aries NJ in
'r.nsly tell
you
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finish. L. h and 10 feet. ssaa: shiss nnish, sss
cts, fi1. 49, 80
Kun dried. 81 in advance Of green. Draysre Soc
S.Ts. -
Lime. Roche Harbos. r.e; San Juan. no: Is
Plaster Golden Gate, per bn. Sc
Plaster Hsir-Wsshed. q per sack; unwsshed
G.g per sack
SEATTLE WnEsf MARKET.
Whsat--For sxport-No. 1 club k,r: h,r.xs.r, Sc
FOG niiltns-No club. SIC; biuesfern, Sc
e 70 q
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TAcoMA; OCT whess-Msrtes more active
and prices NC higher: biuesten &c; club Sc
e % *
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Or. Oet. r.-fn the local wheat
mxnet there vas not much doing to-day. snd bat
lew bids were In excess n Sc for wafla Waila As
hifh as Deslc l. still being paid by millers for
valley. but the demand Is not heavy
q 70 p
SAN ERAyCvSCn MAnKETs
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Catarrh, Bronchitis and Diseases
Of the Throat.

Marvellous results OF tho method Of cure Imr
diseases in the early We furnish fnhaiers
the BREATH impartng thereto pleasant and axresahs
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Seattle :. .ssa7or. oo ala. 49, 90
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DISEASES Of WOMEN,

o 0
Of these diseases OF purely vesetabls nature. and VII not
healthy
old reliable Of
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04
Business Men Meet.

The Business Mems Association held
rs regular monthly meeting last night
with a small bzt enthusiastic attend
anoe-
These new members were unanimously
excited. DR. " p Hoy, Nessrs. Tohn
Ciopton. J. c. Darlington and :. l.
Graham
The Bureau Of Information reported
that Il had gotten out booklet On
Facts About Williamsburg" Il vxas
ordered that each member be allowed
fve oopics. the balance 10 be distsIlsnsri
under supervision Of the Bureau Citi-
E~ns 81 the city. not members sf the
Association. may purchase the booklets
a. ter cents each
Among the visitors present were
Nessrs- J. r Hubbard. ]. ]. whispeH and
]. ". Rogers. OF York, and mo. A.
Barnes. Of James Csty. Mr. Hnbzszrd
was introduced and made an interesting
talk cornpIiEenting the BODY 81 its
great uorx foz williamsburg. Hx fntrS-
duoed Mr.. whispeiI. 81 the Chesapeake
Teiepbone and Telegraph Co. who ap-
peared IN the interest 81 .<aephone Iinc
fTOrn Yorktown 20 this <s<y.. After dir
sssssr0u, the Association ezzdorred the
movement, and appoasted committee
% assist II raising the stock required.
SI5oo- Il Is probsbIe Ne shall soon he
IL teiephcnic con5<ctzoR with the world
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04
SATURDAY. AUG. I. 1900
DIR. wIsE'S LUX.

It's better 10 be born lucky thsn
rich. Is a much tsed SAVING. and we see
the adaCe iIlossrased IN the hfe Of DIT
Wise. The Republican nominee for Con
g-ess from Shis district We do not be
heve that Dr. Wisc ever rccei we'd q ma
Jointly Of The votes cast IL tins district
certainly no1 the last tirne he ran--vet
he has enjoyed four years of ConCres-
Sioual life Now we see the Doctors
good luck following hmm II the pow
wow 81 Norfolk held tins week.
We 90 not pretend TO know anything
OF the merits 81 eiIher SIDE. and euior
seeing the Republicans fighting amouu
1ncnsclres- But we 90 honestly believe
thar the BowLcn wing thinks a Ertle-
Just q hVtie-Iu0-e 81 pic than of II,
p-Incples Of the Republican party. Th.
auti-Nise wing wants 10 down WIS
because the latter would necessaril,
come IN and share the spoils The Bow
dcnItcs d0n't cars a pacayune vvirtls-
Mckinley carries Virginia or Wise ca,
mes The Sccoud ufstrict. or whether the
e. down IN iCnouiuious defeat Afres
the work Is done. and II NcKiu1cv Is
elected thc svhoie gang v-iu rralk up T.
the pie counter with a. uauch grace ard
ease as q hungry tramp. That Is theii
love for Rrp1hlicauisru
But the Task q Or Wise. II now Al
pears tile BCwdcnites have sels the hara
Of higher authority. perhaps Marx
Hanna's- II Is not unlikely taat WIse
an TX supported by practically The
whole party in Tins distric-. IN which
case che Democrats nominee VIII have
rcal fght or has hands. But vvhetbcr
the people eiecr Dr WISE or not a
kepublicau Congress would do a. II has
has done twice-se2t hin- But that
the lnck az Il-. WISE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04
NOTICE.

THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
WERE LOST OR STOLEN IL THE
PENINSULA BANK ROHpERY OK
MAY %. 1900. AND ALL PARTIES
ARE HEREBY WARNED NOT TO
PURCHASE OR TRADE N THE
SAME:
Certificate No. :. for FIVE shares PENN
sula bank stock. issued TO l.. Henley, lr..
April -. 1897.
Certificate No. -. for two shares Pen
insula nank stock issued To Il. T. Armi-
stead April 10 1897
Certificate No. So. for four shares Pen
iusula hank stock. issued TO <. Simon
son April 20. 1897.
Certificate No. OF. for two shares Pen
insula hank stock. issued To +. !. Stubs
Dec. Il. 1897.
Certificate No. %. for four shares Pen
insula rank stock. issued 10 T. ]. Stubs
Feb. - lS9S
Certificate No. b. for four shares PEN
iusula bank stock. issued To ChaS. l..
Bishop April 10. 1897
Certificate No. $50. for 10 shares PENN
sula Hank stock. ISSUED To- II. y Phillips
April %. 1897.
Certificate No. 64. for three shares
Peninsula Bank stock. ISSUED 10 Mrs. II.
y. Phillips. April %. 1897.
Certificate No. 90. for one share PENN
sula hank stock. issued 10 K. Maddox
Phillips April %. 1897.
Certificate No. 66. for one share PENN
Sula hank stock. issued L. II. y. Phillips
IT.. April %. 1897
Certificate 40. 533. for 10 shares paid
up stock of the Old Dominion Building
and Loan Association. Richmond. issue,
60 L. Z. Armistcad March l .. 1890.
Certificate No. 1851 for fave shares o
stock Of the United Banking, Building
and Loan Association Of Richmond, Va.
issued to <. II. Slater Jan. .. 1898.
Interest bearing certificate No. 3+2 q
the Peninsula Bank. for $500, issue,
to l. :. BOvles. Feb. .. 900.
Duplicates viii be- applied for
II. y. PHILLIPS.
Cashier Peninsula Bank
Williamsburg, Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04
Dr. Bishop Has Returned.

Dr. c z. fsishop. professor - tss..k Al
Wiiiiaru and MARY. has returned srosn
visiz 20 l. rdouu oornty. where ~ went
20 address the 2sd annual Bash aseet-
ing Dr. Bsshop POS ~ sonse Ecks Eor
William and Aary w1ile ts1ere. and says
there WAS considerable essthrsssasm over
It's dear Old Coliesse. Soak esca-ee.s
fornser stndenss rstsesed around. and
gave The familiar college, yesl- Dr..
Biehop expects 70 60 70 FrederickslDssrg
wlsere TX wiB deliver = lecture and incs-
6entaliy push has cpisese
There is no trnrb in 1be report that
Dr. BISHOP VIII resign hss prosessorship
since Deipg zdnstted 70 The nsfnisfry.
The college antborities are seoeixine
many 1ettsrs of inesiry frcsa al over th<
Safe. sd the prospects, Tor nexs session
are bright
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04
May Return Some Day.

We received a letter from our old
friend. AR. John d. Mann. formerly
resident near here. but now of Bryan,
Ohio. tie says IN part.
Would like 10 take an outing down
IN old Virginia. but such privilege does
not seem probable soon. leave uy
store from 8 20 1890, evenings. and am
hack AT about 6 O'Clock in the morning.
This Is not quite As easy as life In the
"Old Dominion" Am hustiing for trade
and getting il, too; but life all hurry.
and no recreation. Is hardly living az all
Its very hot here. We miss the cool.
pleasant breczes Of old Virginia ! tell
my family we VIII come back 10 VII
hanshurg 10 live. but just when / do
not know The children are wild 10
return South they never liked il here"
We should like TO see old fank" back
again He should never have left Us
lie liked every foot of Virginia soil He
took 10 Virginia Ike a duck 20 water.
and soon discovered that the Old Doulin-
son was made for him and he for the Old
Dominion. Like Jamestown weed. he
was indigenous To her soil But fate
ruthlessly raucked him from his clements
and transplanted him IN colder chime.
He Is apparently tiourishing there, and
we are glad 20 know IT. But ne viii be
welcomed back 10 +" ole Virginny~ when
ever he wants 70 come. and we hope his
\ children win never stop until he does
decide 10 return TO this most favored
spot
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04

There is disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because 50 decep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
h-hesrt disease. pneumonia. heart failure
o. apcplexy are often the result Of kidney
disease. II kidney trouble is allowed 10 ad-
vance the kidney poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs. or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell BY cell
Then the richness Of the blood-the albunen
leaks cut and the sufferer has BTight's
Disease. the worst form Of kidney trouble.
Dr. KilmeT's Swamp-Root the new dis
covery is the true specific for kidney. bladder
and urinary troubles. Il has cured thousands
OF apparently hopeless eases. after all other
efforts have failed Al druggists in fifty-cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free
ey mail. also book telling about Swamp
Roo; and its wonderful cures. Address
Dr.. kilmer & Co. Binghsmton. n. Z. and
mention this paper.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04

We hopc or Western and Northern
Subscribers srill respond 70 oryr o-icr o.
regard 10 sending ~ new names. pub
hsi1ec ~ a supplement and sent them
lat Ucek- We know that our oiier VI /
prove mutually advantageous They
may add Ineir OWE names 20 the lists
they send -, and II rbey comply with
The conditions Of The ofser. they VIII - ve
enough 10 pap their expenses zFhiic here
The 0fier Is bona hdc. good TAI Januars
=, 1901 Il Is an easy way % pay your
subscription TOO.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04

81 had & severe attack OF bilious collie.
got 3 bottle Of Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diahroea Remedy. took two
doses snd was entirely cnred. says Rev.
A A. Power. Of Emporia. Kan. MY
Deighbor across the street wss sick for
over q week, had two or three bottles Of
medicine from the doctor He used
Sbem Tor three or tour weeks without re-
JET. then called in another doctor who
treated him for some days and gave him
no relief, % discharged him. ! went
over 10 sec him next morning. He said
his bowels ere in a terrible fix that
they had been F0nniDg of 80 long that
IL was almo Z bIoodv fax. ! asked him
IL he hsd tried ChambcrIain's Collie and
ID -hTeea Remedy, and be said No /
went home ard brought him my bottle
md gave bin. one dose, told him to take
another dose in fifteen or twenty min
ntes IL he did not fnd relief, but he took
no more and was entirely relieved. A" FOR
sale By J.. Heniey. druggist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04

williamsburg needs q water system.
Bow czn we have 81 By borrovring 4 te
noney- Il - plain that We have 10 pro
tectiOn against Er-. and tins condition
keef,s the iusu-snce rate very high. For
instance. on a polcy q 500 on our
ofirce and HaarnincFy We pay $40 Per
year. ar Pa pr cent Many Others pay
higher rates NC arr told II We hal a
water system. our Insurance rates rxould
b. lowered peuoePtibly. We should Issue
oHT bonds IL nm, LAY fifty years. and
Thoroughly equip IRE department
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04
A BIG SCHEME
To Control the Water Supply of
Newport News.

Newport News is no small town today.
and with everything favorable in ten
years viii doublc its present population.
This city. vasiously estimated TO con
tain from $4,000 TO $4,000 people must
be supplied with water for drinking pur-
poses. The town is now furnished from
the big reservoir of the Old Dominion
Land Co. but the volume of water is
banriy enough go keep the city going.
Soon other sources of supply win have
10 be secured.
With this necessity in view. strong
COMPANY has been oryani1cd OF Newport
News. Hampton and williamsburg cap
itaiisss 10 buy mp every available pond
IN the lower Peninsula The company
some months ago revived options on
" DuTfey's." Walkers. Jones and Whita-
ker's. the largest ponds on the Peninsula
One day this week "a Durfey's - the prop
perty Of Mr.. ". L. Jones. was closed out
AZ $500. The next option to expire il
or Walkers. on the 14th inst. The price
IL be paid for this is $1,000. The prices
agreed upon are from 500 to $50 per
acre for the area covered.
The scheme Is evidently intended 20
head Od the Old Dominion Land Co.,
which now supplies Newport News.
The combine VIII be able 70 command
its own Prioe for the ponds, for these are
the only visible source of supply foT
Newport News IN the future Ii Is said
the scheme Is being engineered by a
Hampton real estate firm.
There Is only one pond. or lake. Of any
size IN this section that the company has
not secured by option. that IS Kings
mill The owners OF this. one of IN,
most beautiful little lakes of the lot
would not agree TO sell at any price.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04

II - rwmpred that sozse Of our enter
prising capitalists viii open a new add
tor for Williamsburg 20 be called the
North ssSe- Several prosinent young
business spen are sad 20 DC hchsnd the
movement The asw section viii he laid
out in blocks by streets and aIseys. nen1
hopses buiit. OF kss oe<red Sor sale Tor
,uildiDg purposes We viii Dot vonch
for the frEthiUln<ss q the -runs<,r. how
ever.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04
= & q Chesapeake &
- oU1r ~ Ohio Ry.
To Virginia Springs, Summer Homes, Gin
rinnnfi. Louisville, Chicago, ST. Louis, Etc.
From Williamsburg.

scnEDULE II EFFEcr, July Is, 1900.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04

There was iiftic strike at the knit
ding rnsL yesterday X was oceasiorsed
By She eontractor easploying worxrnau
who had becn fined slDo by The brick
lax<rs rnion, and had sef.ased 70 pay Il.
The Es<n refused 20 work pnfiI The de-
1inQnent was discharged. Contracsor
Riehasdsor discharged hiu and the men
eesuued fheir worx
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04

YORKTOWN. VA. Aug. 2.-It is now
harmed that the relatives Of the late
Leonard Crocket have adjusted the mat
ter OF analysis of the dead mans stons-
ach with Or. Taylor. State Chemist. and
the operation Is now being goee into.
Speesiv developments arc expected.
The Board of Supervisors were in ses-
son yesterday but transacted only rou-
tine business.
Mr.. Elmer Recap. living near Hal
stead's Point. has sold out his landed
interests and removed back 20 hrs old
home in Philadelphia. Mr.. Recap leaves
many friends who sincerely regret his
departure.
Miss Anne f. Harms. OF Hampton. Is
here visiting relatives. Mr.. and Ms T.
NJ. Chandler.
Mrs JOS. Lichsenstein and family. of
Richmond. are the guests OF Mrs. lno.
:. Potter
The oystermen hereabouts are Just be
ginning 10 prepare for the coming oyster
season. which opens September 1st.
Mr.. 7. F. Clements. Of Lee Hall. had
The misfortune 10 have a runaway last
sunday while reforming from church az
Lebanon Both horses bolted. splitting
out the occupants. and almost demolish-
iug the sarry- No bones were broken.
PoQUoSIN
Miss Minerva Phillips aud Mr.. TAYLOR
Topping were married az Fish Neck last
Saturday. Rev J. F. White performing
the ceremony The young people are
very popular with their friends
TAMPICo.
The stockholders OF the Chesapeake
Telephone and Telegraph CO. VIII hold
their animal meeting ar Slaight's Wharf
on August sth. for The purpose OF elect
iug officers for the ensuing year.
4 prouacted meeting began az Graf
ton Baptist church last Sunday. Rev.
Mr.. Collier. Of Richmond, VII assist the
pastor. Rev. " K Webb.
JEFF's
A protracted meeting has been in prog
ress st JETS York county. conducted bv
Rev. " b. Hoicomb, a travelling evan
selist- The churches of the arighbor-
hood have united in the work. The
services are conducted in a large tent.
with seating capacity 81 500.
The Third Quarterly Conference OF
Trinity Methodist Church. near Ietf-s.
was held last sunday. The presiding
elder. Dr. J. Powell Garland. conducted
the services before large and appreciative
audiences As the tent was IN readiness
in ths neighborhood and AZ q convenient
place. the oonierence was held In that
Miss Beulah Nessick has returned frsss
Newport News 10 Jef-s. where she, las
been visiting her brother. AIR. Henry
Messick
Lightning struck the hosse of Mr..
7. J. Cox during the recenr storm Mr..
and Mrs Cox smith ther TWO children
Uere considerably stnn8ed The mantle
was damaged and large amount 81
plastering torn OF Other than this no
damaEr was done.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04
WEsTBOUND.
LEAVE

LEAVE. wEsTBoUND.
1905 ~ m. Daily 10 Richmond. Con
meets except Sunday with
Mountain Special for Sum
mer Homes and Resorts with
parlor cars for Virginia Hot
Springs and White Sulphur
Dining car west OF Gordons-
vile, meals la carte. Also
connects with St. Louis Linn
tied Eeaving Richmond 2:45p p.
m daily with Pullman Sleep
ingCafs for Cincinnati, Louis
vile and st. Louis.
SOB D. m. Except Sunday. Local train
TO Richmond. Connects with
r. r. * y for the North.
9.O7 p. m. Daily. Makes no stop be
tween williamsburg and Rich
mOnd. Connects with r. r.
Y. Pullman for Cincinnati
and Louisville.
EAsrB0UND.
S:2e a. m. Except Sunday. Local to
Old Point.
1905 a. m. Daily 10 Old Point. Norfolk
aRd Portsmouth. Makes no
stops & q Newport News. Par
Eor car TO Old Point. Con
meets at Norfolk on sailing
days with NJ. & NJ. T. Co.
5.O7 y. III. Daily Local 10 Old Point.
and Norfolk. Pullman 10 Old
Point. Connects at Old Point
with Steamers for Washing
ton daily. baltimore except
Sunday, and Cape Charles
daily. Connects at Norfolb
with .. ID. 5. ). Co. exccp;
Sunday.
For .sittaa information, connections
rates. 'sisicets. etc, apply 10 your station
ssen orto
JSO. ID. POTTS,
A. Q. j. A., c. & o. R'y,
- R;ebmond, We
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-08-04
Beware of Ointments fer Catarrh
that Contain Mercury

a. mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering il through
the mucous surfaces Such articles
should nevo. Zoe used except on prescrip-
ton from reputable physci,nS, as the
damage thoy Will do = ten told 10 the
good Won can possibly derive from them
Halle CStarrh Cure. manufactured by
T. J. Cheney X Co OF Toledo. o.. con
tAius no mercury. and Is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood am,
mucous surfaces oi the system. In buy
ing Halls Caterrh Cure Se sure you get
the genuine. Il is taken internally. and
made IN Toledo. O.. by T. J. cheney &
Co. Testimonials tree.
Sold by druggists. price 75c per bottle
hsll's Family Pills are the best
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13
As to SIecxer.

The majority OF sleeves are tight W
to the top OF the arm. There they eX-
pand somewhat to allow of being prop
erly adjusted to the armhole. and any
extra fullness is taken up by short
darts. which are pressed fiat. The bot
tom of the sleeve extends beyond the
wrist. whether It is cut in points. round
ed. flared or simply LETT plain and
straight.
a great deal has been said and writ
ten on the subject of machine stitching
as trimming for cloth gowns. but. a.
though Il is no longer Il novelty, IL is
still used and indeed Is one of the most
popular trimmings of the season.
Gowns Of venetian cloths, or even of the
smooth broadcloth. are trimmed with
machine stitching. done either in black
or dark SILK or in white. The white
IS more conspicuous, hut at the same
time more effective, and is used much
as braid would be.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13
jagged Mutton.

Cut some moderately thick slices
Sufficient for n dish) from the remains
of leg of roast mutton and place them
for an hour previous to cooking
in pickle composed of two ia
blespoonfuts OF sT1tat oil, UrIc anu
IL half tablespocnfuls of vinegar. a
sliced onion. saltspoonful OF black
pepper, small bunch OF parsley
which has been bruised. and three
cloves. Rub an earthern jar over with
clarified dripping and put in the slices
of meat, an onion. and q carrot cut into
rather thick slices. a few pieces of cell
cry. Il saltspoonful of black pepper. a
dust of cayenne little salt and small
blade of mace.
Pour IN enough brown stock, which
should be hot TO entirely cover the
meat and put the jar into n saucepan
containing boiling water and let the
meat cook for two and a half hours
At the end OF the time take the jar out
of the saucepan and put the meat on Il
hot dish in the oven for few moments
while the sauce is made. Strain the
stock in which the meat was cooked
into n saucepan in which small guam
,ity OF melted dripping and flour (use
in the proportion of one ounce of each
Tor hait pint or ilquid) nave been
cooked together until lightly Drowned
and stir quickly until the sauce Is
smooth and thick: add few drops OF
browning IL necessary to make the
sauce a rich brown. a teaspoonful of red
currant jelly. small quantity OF mush-
room catchup. Il few drops OF lemon
juice and half Il wineglass OF sherry.
Pour the sauce through a strainer
over the meat and garnish the dish with
little sippets of fried bread.