... IIEPAII MACKINTOSH SIAMS, ETC., ETC. I was pleased to hem from an acquaintance of mine, • few days since, that she had tried the recipe plurnpudding (given in this column last month), and sutmlituted 'X X' potter for the milk she bad always been in the habit ...

... an Application, Agents where not yet represented. G. M. PFAFF, Kaiserslantern, Germany. MARRIED PEOPLE.—INVALUABLE Harmless Recipe of veil importance. Send Stamped Addiessed Envelope for particulars. }I Yuire, Blarkfriarv, Gloucestor. IRON BUILDINGS. BRUCE ...

... mixture to the trees, should now be proceeded with. scale or the larva; of any troublesome pests can withstand this simple recipe; and, as fruit trees are so liable to the attacks of insects, it well worth the trouble of applying it, even if there are ...

... HUME,2B, May-street, Belfast ...

... relished by my home party es fruit prepared in various ways. We conatactly have stewed cherries with whipped cream now that green gooseberries arc over. And when I order a cherry tart I am careful to ask my cook to make a short crust, which should be thin and ...

... the door of the brick house where the load of furniture had stood the day before. The old lady with the crooked cap and the cherry cheeks Came tq the door. • Have you yet engaged any one to help you to get settled?' said Sady, blushing very prettily. ' ...

... acknowledged admirers, when the iibbits lived in the next street, and Bessy and her mother used bring wonderful recipes for scouring sdk, or making cherry-pies, and come to help limes family bustle. That was a’l over, since Mrs. Thompson Lawrence came home from ...