... Moon's Cherries ; Sae, Rase and Sets ; Moos, Bias and ; and Chronolou of Remarkable Brenta. THE Jottings &boat Dr. Garth ; Potatoes •ad Salt for Dinner ; a Disco of Sunken Truism ; Rival Astrologers ; Sir Walter Rsleith'• Career ; Two Narrow Recipes ; Sticking ...

... weather; delicate girls have been known to faint from this cause alone. CHERRY Woria.—Bruise together fifteen pound. of cherries not quite ripe, and two of curranta; add twothirds of the cherry kernels. Put the whole in a small cask with • quarter of a pound ...

... and when cold finish is the anal way. liked, water may be u-ed instead of red-currant pace in this recipe, or cherries (thaydukes or Kentish cherries) may be sub. stituted for the strawberries. The jam should be examined after • week or two, and if it ...

... boards and pnbfic bodies should test those cares, and if they were found effectual, then that Government should par. chase the recipes, and make them public for the benefit of aIL Mr. Price's remarks are certainly well worthy of attention. THE INFLUENCE OF ...

... this add llb. of cherries without their stalks. When they are quite warmed through strew in 4oz. of sugar. and keep the whole well stirred on • moderate Ire. Pour in gradually halt a pint of hot water, and continue tr hest until the cherries are quite soft ...

... may combine suitably with the Neural acid of one fruit and not with that of mother. Last year we tried the recipe with Goosehanke. Meadlo Cherries, Plums, Nectarines, and Currants. Of dinette Gooseberries sod Nectimisto were corollate failures ; the Go ...

... any you pr fen and 100. of ivinglass Lich hai Iry dioolsel in a little milk, when nearly cold ; line the mould with dried cherries and poor in your pudding; free e. (2). Blanch Pon. of Jordan almoods, 2oz. of I Mee, dry them in a cloth, ay them nu a tin ...

... danipotss and miasma of autumn air than anything else. PILAW/11, you would like to try to make your own eau-de-cologne. Here is a recipe which is said to be very good. To coo half-gallon of alcohol put sin drachms each of oil of lavender, oil of bergamot, and ...

... at the door of the brick house where the load of furniture had stood the day before. The old lady with the crooked cap and cherry cheeks came to the door. Have you engaged any one yet to help you get settled ? iniuired Saidee, blushing very peat ily ...

... atomiser. MAROC/ANT sad cherry furniture often gets dun for ward of a good cleaning with a moist cloth. Polish with the hand, robbing well, and the result will be surprising. Air old and reliable cookery book give' the following recipe an oilcloth restorer ...

... obiet., and every kind or wood ',sassed on the bottom of the articles. See, this one is twirled ' holly ' ; this 'o.k', this cherry.' Who would ever have thimslit ho could have made such a pretty little rot.let out of such a blsek-lookitic stick? Look, nirsmolim ...

... THE TIIIKTZENTII CENTURT.—An art or painting which had become little more than a handicraft, carried oa in Rome after the recipes of long-perished matters, and in other parte of Italy either dormant or kept alive only by such men as Giunta of Pisa, and ...