... appetising which otherse would remain Iuneaten. Salads tend to coolness, while hot meats, gravies, and Eauces raise the temperature of the eater. lish is better cold than hot just now, and, if accompanied t by salad of some sort and a subtle dressing in which ...

... Crusoe, the Pilgrim's Progress, and Mr Saunders' book, this last was the first to be read to tatters. Yet we never remember Salad for the Solitary in any list of the best hundred books. LORD BUTE.—The Marquis of Bute has Tiro, 'sailed to prive £ 1,000 ...

... trouble they may be put to. ''Autumn Salads. As the cooling rains of early autumn descend, the earth and the atmosphere are well in tune for quickly germinating seeds. It is one of the points in salad culture that salad vegetables shall be of rapid growth ...

... your salad. Improve it, if you will, by the addition of a pickled gherkin-or a sardine.- Ox-head, which we make into brawn, is, in Germany, converted into both brawn and brawn salad. There are' plenty of German factories which turn out this salad in smal ...

... is voiri. TENNIS AND ATHLKTIO SBOBT PRIZES in e-reat variety at Tainsh Bros., 5, High->treet, Cardiff. 9330 ELKCTRO-PLATK Salad Bowls, Cruets, Spoons, and Forks.—Perkins Bros. and Co., St. Mary-street and Wyndhani Arcade, Cardiff. 8247 ...

... winter salads. Daring hot weath -} anythiog of ü, green succulent nature is usei, in the salad bowl, and com salad might be much more grown than it is. Sow broadcast on good land anywhere. Tarragon and chervil aae .useful for flavouring salads. Where ...

... et Florence. All engagements in 1899-Intimidation. Richmond Pa.rk. All engagements—Jelly (dead). Swallow Nursery. Gatwick-Salad. ...

... harmonize divinely with fish and fowl, with meat, I and other greens. Thrown wholesale into a salad, it is odious and insup- portable; but used to rub thle salad bowl, and then cast aside, its virtue may not be exaggeratetl. For it, as for lovers, the season ...

... and yet provide plenty of acr. WeN'TPP. SALADS.-One of the most important ele- ments of winter salads is celery. This is so good wheic properly grown mud blanchedd that it suffices of itself to make a- capital salad, and is almost universally enjoyed. We ...

... cut it ill small pieces and free it from skin and bone. lake some salad, break it into small pieces, and lay it. on the dish. Place the fish in a circle round it and pour over a good salad- dressing or mayonai e sauce. Garnish with slices of liard-boiled ...

... they be wvorni after they become damp witil f a perspiration or otherwise.--Cassell'8 Xcigm-ilze. t e L Hints for Salads. LETTUCE SALAD.-Take four or five heads of n cabbage lettuce, remove all outside leaves, and s t cut ott the stalks close; then cut ...

... every one happy. Messrs. Rees and Meredith contributed the dance music. The viands were spread in true pic- nic fashion, and salads were never better or more enjoyable. Just as the pleasures of the day entled rain'began to fall, and those who had not provided ...