... HANBTTRTS PEKFECTED COD LIVER OIL IS ft* «#&riy!tastefc98 at Cod liver Oil eas be — Lancet.' 'Baa Bimott the deticMy of Salad Oil. B■ritish Jfejeical Jownai. eructatiofts** follow.—Medical Fvtas. Of all Chemists, in capsuled bottles only, i pts, la ...

... South a.1eB. It far surpasses anv other vinegar. For pickling it requires no prepara- tion vdiat^ver. For cold meats, figh, salads, &e, is a delicious condiment. Wholesale only at Works, Hatchings, Basert^street, Bristol ...

... and have a procession of the others according to size. POTATO SALAD.—Cut up a. pint of boiled potatoes while hot, mix half a teaspoonful each of chopped onion and parsley, put all in a salad- bowl make a dressing of vinegar, oil, pepper, and salt, pour ...

... ALLKN & HANBOBTS PBR*BCTBD COD LIvEK OIL Is a* Cod Liver Oil can be.— Lrnncst. iH&s almost tha delicacy of Salad OiL Britiik ifpdical Journal. Mo ntaseons ernetationa follow,—Tries. Of all Chemists, in capsuled ) bottles ...

... HOW ABOUT THE TOTAL P Doctor, I'm in terrible pain, I ate four hard- eggs, three slices of bacon, two platen of :tucken salad, two dozen raw oysters, two dishes )f potatoes, quarter of a can of tomatoes, and two plates of ice cream. One of these things ...

... spoonfuls of oil. Pour over the salad and serve. DANDELION SALAD,—Procure a quart of fresh, white dandelions. Pare the roots a.nd stale leaves, then wash thoroughly in two different waters; drain nicely on a cloth, and place in a salad bowl. Dilute a pinch of ...

... is that which Mr. John Glasbrook says the French call salad, and which is unfavourably known in connection with the port of Swansea? According to Dr. Rogers's account, there is too much salad exported by certain merchants and, as a consequence ...

... to-day by a piece of wooden framework washed ashore at Weymouth, and forwarded here, supposed to be a Portion of the car of the Salad in balloon. Captain Templer. however, having examined it,pronounced it to have no connection. Capt. Coseus returned to Weymouth ...

... PONTYPRIDD. ELKCTRO PLATK Salad Bowls. Cruets, Spoons, and F ;rks. — Perkins Bros, and Co., St. Mary-street and Wyndhain Arcade, Cardiff. 3247 WELSH HAHP HALL, PONTYPRIDD.—RECEPTION banquet to llev. W. Glantfrw.i Thomas at above place, Thursday evening ...

... of milkmen, newspaper sellers, vendors of watercress, bird- seed, hokey-pokey, shrimps, muffins (with tbe bell), fruits and salads. The correspondent Ktys nothing of the church qtiisjuiQe, bus the racket of a cacophonous churoh bell is surely not the ...

... supper reminds me what an excel- lent addition a really good salad is to such festivi- ties, and we are such a stupid nation over the pre- paration of dishes of this kind. Take for instance this-Salade k la Dumas what could be more delicious or more simple ...

... depuiy-suparintendents: ->f that port. Mr David Kyd, superintendent, presided. Ttie presentation took the form of a beautiful oak salad bowl, mounted in silver, and bearing an inscription.—Mr Kyd,in making the presentation, alluded to the hign esteem in which ...