... o&st season- 4 PBBJ-ICTED COD L-rvxu OII Is as surly jtaatelew aa Cod Liver Oil can be. Lancet. Has almost tha delieacy of Salad Oil.— British Medical Journal. No nameour erneUtiona follow.Me&mt Prets. Of all Chemiite, ik etpoul(4i bottles only, t oW ...

... The first number consisted of the editor and his staff, all of whom stood up on a platform and delivered themselves of a salade cle princtpes, political, scientific, literary, critical, &c., according to their divers gifts and graces, The most interesting ...

... hav;, enjoyed dande- lion salad abroad, hut as a rule it is exceedingly difficult to obtain in England, and if one makes the effort one is too apt to get simply the green leaves. Now abroad only blanched dandelion is used for salads, and it is a great pity ...

... parbley chopped fine is an s addition to all of these salads, ad a little mustard 11 is usually liked. Boilerl beets cau be' substituted d for jpart of the potatoes. 'Always boil potatoes o for salad in well-salted water. 0 ?? A Use for Cold Tea. * t ' ...

... induce strong growth mid good rootiir the first season. WINTeR SAlADS .-Although we are far from being a salad-eating nation, yet as a rule there is very con- siderable demand for salads, and. of these perhaps the most popular in the winter is celery ...

... Williams Penn; so«ig Margarita' (Lohr), Mr John Thomas; violin solo, Welsh Airs (Poole), Mr Arthur Angle; glee, Italian Salad, (Gence), Glee Society; song. Y Cad- ben, (Hughes), Mr D. J. Broome; duet.HyweI, Hywel (Parry), Madame Penn and Mr J. ...

... centre of Ithe table was a basket 'containing unlea- vened breed. Dishes containing hard-boiled eggs and salads were scattered about, the salads representing the bitter herbs of old; and wine from the vineyards of Bethlehem, sweetened with raisins, was ...

... meat a good salad Is a necessity, and is simple enough when one can procure the orisp little lettuce, endive, cress, cucumbers, radishes, &c., hut it's touching the salad mixture much might be said. One of our great cooks remarks: ?? Salads may be clothed ...

... putting forth tentative buds. The severe winter has made all kinds of green vegetables very scarce :MD dear. Lettuces and other salads are very lugh in price. New potatoes are coming to hand very freely from the Canary Islands, and can be obtained at about ...

... sideboard cloth. Few people know how to make a salad, and yet what is more appetising in hot weather ? It is in the preparation of this delightful dish that we fail as compared with our foreign neighbours. Salad can never be a succes unless it is fresh to ...

... happiness of his later life. SIEGE PRICES FOR SALAD IN PARIS. There exists what may be called a salad crisis in Paris at the present moment. Everybody knows that the average Gaul delights in a salade, whether of lettuce, watercress, wild succory ...

... Orchard and Kitchen Garden. Follow up sowings of peas, beanp, radishes, horn carrots, salading, &c., according to directi ms in prrvions calen ar-. Sow a little parsley, some early bset, &?., and lluk v.-fll after some good and forward seed-bads of celery ...