... utensils,&c. The Stock.in.Trade coinprises fishing liles, leather her leggings, gloves. shot, whiting, brooms, bath bricks, salad oil, mustard, canary, caraway, rape, and garden. on, seeds, beans and peas, linseed meal, cinnamon, ginger, I of brimstone ...

... something to say about it, aind there t 'r are so nasny recipes for colorsisation as there are for a e carry, or. anl omelet, or a salad. Notbieg can bs amere do- t I lightfal than the inexhaustible latitude of opinion and e variety of invention. In the regions ...

... lier Angels, r were given by CooprC, ill the most affecting end finished D styli of voice cnd cpreossion, and broseelit to salad the a days of fotmer yeass, and fornoer ChoIral Meetings. TIle . Duct ii tlc a Agnus Dei' Naiman,'' was ssweetly ascd ccrrec:ly ...

... cisurcehes of else latter ]saving beces closed last Sunday, A by order of else bishop-that thle re.outenn a o elsangod Isis salad, and nacintains that ho ha~s not resigned tels at all. Within the last two or three days several monte this riale from his ...

... salt Lnd mustard ditto, sugar tongs s gand latles, marrow spoons, skewers, sauce ladles, wine I strainers, butter knives, salad spoons and forks, &c. a e PLATED ARTICL.ts-A set of elgirt site disires, I two small solvers, table branches, cruet frames ...

... there was a line display of Cucumbers and Salads. for which the society awarded prizes as follow :-For the best brace of cucumbers, Mr. Diover, gardener to E. Huemnpshry, 13sq.-Two preniunms were awarded for salads-the first to Mr. Edwards, gar- dener to ...

... mouthful of pea-shells)-I hopu to get better. Our fst friend was quite right ; a nsore copious use of vegetables and simple salads would prevent a great variety of diseases wbich have been produced by fosd of too stinsulating a character, not suiflcieiutly ...

... quantity of vinegar will or generally destroy immuediately any insect that ntay find its way irito the stomach, and a little salad oil will kill ,- any insect that misay enter the car. na CENTRAL CRIaINeAL CEnoe-Arsoron by airt Attorlney.- rn James Huggins ...

... plans of improvemnent-such as p aethrowing in salt, w'arru milk, scalding cre~am, ike. ; hut Sr: to nopurpose. At length I saladed my mil when a ebrsofgbt from tlbs cow, afterwatds settinig it in ieither a cold or a warm plsce, as most convenient.I mean ...

... the benefit of his Cre- ditors. asy The Stock comprises teas, sugars. spices, peppers, rg, snuffs, pickles, starcrh, sauces, salad oii,chocolate, cocoa, 30, mustard, peas, rice, soap, hair aird bass brooms and handles, scrubbing, shoe, and banister brushes ...

... Klitecener's cooked salad, strewnz over wiflith s *Ia trstumn of uncooked, deserves za serious end unproin- a.ti dicial causidesationw. Tararagon vinegar, or anythinlg else' 0e wh ich mtust predonsinass, v e hold to 'beL heretical. Sala~d 50 Dis good ssiory:t ...

... Wocider succe ded silence, Whatt ex- a11 rxpsusive salad dressing-case l Whbat Icelicacy oft nodl touch cvtrthse light green leases ! Hews gracefully and . ?? plcasanstly lee neagniiied the noble art of salad-makeinggi sir This greiat Gaudet coiscentrated ...