... DOMESTIC RECIPE. Potted Eels. Skin and then take out the backbones of the eels, cut them into lengths, according to the size the pot, laying them in layers, with salt and pepper, a little cayenne and mace, and a few bits of butter ; tied down with paper ...

... plenty of old rap and bits of flannel. Ciipinay Cherries are so cheap an I plentiful just now that one is glad to know of of preeerving them. Mrs. Revlon, in llowe, on. of her excellent recipe fur making cherry brandy. (let ripe Morella elierries. cut riff ...

... MEDICAL WORK, *bowing k I stifitters how they 'nay be eared, and recover health mid vitality without the aid of Quache, with recipes for ins the blood and removing Ain • ffectioile ; alsooh.pt.ouon Happy Marriage.; Vi 11 , .ni to Marry; The l'enipeniments ...

... specially prepared for the purpose. Price Is. fid. per bos, with directions for use. Also, the Royal Tooth Powder, prepared from a recipe as used by her Majesty, Is. fid. and 2s. fid* per box The PARLIAMENTARY REPORT, FOOD ADULTERATION proves that if Merchants ...

... specially prepared for the purpose. Price la fid. per box, with directions for use. Also, the Royal Tooth Powder, prepared from recipe used by her Majesty, 1». fid. and 2s. fid. per box! P. Scott, Chemist, Agincourt Square, Monmouth, will keep our preparations ...

... specially prepared for the purpose. Price Is. 6d. per box, with directions for use. Also, the Royal Tooth Powder, prepared from a recipe as used by her Majesty, la. aud 2s. 6d per box’ P. Scott, Chemist, Agincourt Square, Monmouth, will keep our preparations ...

... throughout the world, boxes, at Is. and 2s. 9d. each. Special Agents. —Farror. Beacon office, Monmouth; Phillips, Jenkins & Cherry, Newport; Bright, Brecon; AckriH, Abergavenny; Davis, Griffiths, Llandovery; Davis, White, Carmarthen; Farror, Ross; Davis ...

... shekel is a permatetat illative far crayon and charcoal sketches. Spray it on evenly with an artist's atomiser. Mellower and cherry furniture often gets dull for want of a good cleaning with a moist cloth. Polish with the hand, subbing well, and the result ...

... put by. If this precaution be neglected the boots are apt to get hard and therefore uncomfortable to wear again. DOMESTIC RECIPES. Panfc* Royal Biscuits.—One pound of eggs, on® pound of sugar, and half a pound of flour; beat the whites and yolks separately; ...

... HOW CHEAP WINES ARE MANUFACTURED The Mechanics* Magazine gives the recipe for bottle of cheap port wine : “Spirits of wine, three ounces; cider, fourteen ounces, sugar, one and a half ounce; alum, two scruples; tartaric acid, one scruple ; strong decoction ...

... Boston once, and some fine cherries, rather early ones, were placed upon the table. The Bostonian plumed^ himself upon this, and said, These are fine cherries. Well,' assented the Californian, they are pretty tidy cherries, I must say. The other said ...

... .Oe»ien. ‘’l'emist ABERGAVENNY W»tkin, Gosden .Edwards, Chemist CUEP3TO\T *.*. .*!*.*. Hillman Jones, 5, High-street ***“ Cherry, 41, Commercial-st ..U. L. Williams ..Price ~J. Phillips; Evans, Hancock J. Evans iNUjorii DOWI.AI3 TEETH WITHOUT PAIN ...