... that the mind flourishes on n- mashed potatoes, and that we must look for true virtue a- among cabbage-plauts and beds of asparagus. Is, We do not look upon any man as better than his St neighbours, because his life nay have been one per- he petual round ...

... the years -189-58 the average number was 1549. A man who says he has tried it and knows, declares that green shoots of asparagus, eaten raw, wvill cure hydrophobia at any stage of the terrible ?? paper. An English sailor belonging to the crew of the ...

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... Curorwits .. ,u, 00..00 00 00 2 0a0) Damnsons .. It 1 00 0 010 0o ..O I° . O ' Peae .a.per peck| 10 0O 0O I 00 0.0O 0*°0° ° Asparagus, V100 3 0 560, 4 0 802 o na 0 Cicaumberii,eac:. |Il0 I1 2 0 ., 06 oI|0 a Cherriea.-per lb. 0 0 00 0 0 0O 10 0 O0O Flt. rlb ...

... readers, hoping that some of them may obtain the book foi themselves. A hint about boiling asparagus, which is justel now in full season, is worth preserving. 8 Asparagus of the stouter sort, always when of the 'giant' variety, should be cut of exactly co ...

... as the other. Asparagus delights in a rich, deep, alluvial soil, nnd if the soil is shallow or poor it must be made good and deep. Now the question of depth munch depends whether the bed is, to be a permanent one, or whether the asparagus is to be ; prepared ...

... on a rich, warm p ieee-of ground, and pro. vide a succession of radishes and other smnall salad plants. Manure and dress asparagus beds. Getcauliflowers raised under glass hardened off, and pay every attention to those under hand glasses, in order to forward ...

... in a cream 6l prawns, secundum mrem; a pheasant In proper season, leaded en toupet a la sainte lliaace; one hundred ealy asparagus, each half an inch thick, with sauce a lo''mazone; two dozen ortolans a la prdvencale; a pyramid of vanilla and rose meringue ...

... main sowing of parsley, and proceed with planting potatoes upon every fav.urablc opportunity. Givo a surface mulching to asparagus if at. insufficiency, or none at all, was afforded in the autunmn. Make small sowings of Snow's winter white broccoli. 1 ...

... afford a supply of snew potatoes from the end of this month till Christmas. Saca-kale can be forced in a similar manner to asparagus, but it is much less troublesome to force it in the open ground; by placing pots over the roots, and covering with leaves ...

... name of the proprietor, Mr. Copeland, . stines forth in letters of g. fruit inludes pines, Muscat grps,&., with iiushrodms, asparagus, and other I delleacies. TPe roof is hung with over,200 bunches of t grapes, and the stall is adorneod with. mirrors, the ...

... 'surrounding scenery then when deep.' KiTOERN GARDEN AND OROHAcD.-Proceed with the business indicated in former Calendersa. In asparagus planting it is of the utmost importance to give every attention to a proper rotation of crops. Were 'velery is grown in what ...