... The beat wood tor ebonising cherry The followeng preparation should be applied with a ecft tod will give it quite the anpearance of the geouine article cuoces of and one ounce of be Mesolved in one quart of water, Lat ‘ese ingredien’s boil together, aad ...

... his wife to lend her some jewellery, and this led to his selling her the articles in question. Defendant was the model for “Cherry Ripe,” in a certain Christmas periodical, and-frequently earned 50*. a day.— Defendant, a very handsome girt, apparently about ...

... HINTS FOR THE HOME. BOTTLING FRESH FRUIT. The following plan has been found satisfactory for fruit such as Gooseberries, Cherries, Raspberries, Currants, Damsons. Fill clean wide - mouthed bottles with the fruit. Pour nearly boiling water into the bottles ...

... nrepuation of food, and the nicest adjustments of clothing, ate inadequate to the maintenance of its health. SOME CHRISTMAS RECIPES. MmcnouT -Chop two pounds suet very finely. Stone and chop two and hclf pounds raisins, clean one and half pounds currants ...

... castor sugar. Well pie-dish, half fill it with the mixture, in a layer of loz of glacé cherries, cut in fill up with the rest of the mixture; r ounce of the cherries cut in slices ith a piece or two of butter. Bake in till a pretty brown, ITTERS.—To a ...

... the cucumbers come just in season to cool the'heated frame. Then, too, strawberries are cooling and purifying, and so is the cherry, with juice more delicious than any fabled nectar could nave been, and all the early fruits; the peach, coming later. Is, ...