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... that which is I ■ought. Hut there are many othsr excellent things which the are now well-nigh forgotten. There are Usnly cherries, for the manufacture of rshich our grandmothers were celebrated; damson cheese, a delicious dessert dish; salted almonds ...

... Mr. A. Bailey lent an exceedingly fine collection of fruit,including apples, plums, peaches, pears, and a splendid dish of cherries. Mr. F. J. Neale sent a melon, for which he was commended. Mr. Charles K. Thomas loaned some fine apples and figs, and also ...

... alcohol is a permanent fixative for crayon and charcoal sketches, ittray it on evenly with an artist s atomiser. MsHOnasv and cherry furniture often gets dull foe want good cleaning with moist doth. Poll* with the nibbing well, and the result will be ,IJ ...

... th* composition of th* perfumss synthetic sense it may called. Most of the asw perfumes jasmin* oil or hydrocyanic acid—the cherry blossom and the crsb-appls Bosnia dealing in the Utter, whils th* fancy-named bottle* yield a cloying breath between jasmin* ...

... ere arranged delicate satin aad mow* antique ribbons of the narrowest well widest kinds, sad small bouquets of hedge roses, cherry bloeeoma, honeysuckle, lily-of-the-vallay, erika, forget-me-not, and tha tender bloeeoma of the mimosa, ortan scattered over ...

... yousra lik.lv to be very thirely. If you cannot grt oatmeal, wheat-flour wUI do, but net qnite w woU.’ Thom who tried thft recipe hat year found that they could get through mere work than when using beer, and waeu stronger and healthier at the end of the ...