... 'fraid he'. have to give up 'ficiatin' at weddin w for & He d just about got to a point, be said, where tlt( sight of chicluw salad turned his stumin-ck lastpatheot-herday what k&s unju crimination, and he said 'twas tb3 roast th i~>.hl* gives wine when it's ...

... and endive corn salad is very useful, and may be sown now either in drills or broadcast. Sow Bath Cos lettuce to stand in the seed bed until spring. Propagate rosemary and lavender from slips or cuttings. Sow chervil for flavouring salads, and pot a few ...

... plants, the second crop of grnbwill be effectually prevented. Summer Radishes. Apart from mustard and cress there is no kind of salad that becon?es so quickly fit for use as radishes. Radishes must be grown jnickly or they lose all flavour snd become woolly ...

... the tesalt was charming. AOBTrc With Hints en Poultry and Stick. By COUNTRY COUSIN. Beet Culture. Beetroot is an excellent salad vegetable, and should be grown in every garden. It must be remembered that beetroot js only half-hardy, con- sequently early ...

... cutting, and it is easy to protect them by lifting and planting; in a trench, where a few mats can be be laid over them. Salading is sure to be in de. mand during the autumn and winter, and provi. sion for the early supplies should be begun at once by ...

... grown for use during August ...

... considerable amount of growth. There can be no doubt that a good deal more might be done with cheap glass in producing winter salads. The cloches so extensively used in French gardens JJonld boa great help to cottages and smell gardenc They require no painting ...

... score. We append an illustration of the Berkshire pig. Growing Engive. Endive is particularly valuable as an autumn nnd winter salad plant, and to grow it well some little amount. of cire and attention is reqntred. A deep, heavily manured soil is necessary ...

... turnips wilt now require thinning. The golden rocca is a good onion for standing the winter. For drawing green, either foe salads or any other purpo-e, the white Lisbon should be sown in August. To get large bulbs of the golden rocca transplant either ...

... Tomatoes are in season at the moment, and some very excellent dishes may be made from them. As a rule one meets tomatoes in a salad, or simply grilled, but the following recipe for fltnffed tomatoes will be found well worth a Stuffed Tomatoes. A. How to ...

... for celery. Sow a little celeriac—turnip-rooted celery; it is more easily grown than ordinary celery, and is very useful for salads and stewing. All cottagers shoulld grow a few beetroot. The turnip-rooted tarns in much sooner than thalonR-rooted, anj should ...

... mock crab. This excellent dish is made by taking some good mellow cheese, pounding it well in a mortar with made mustard, salad oil, pepper, and salt till it is of the consistency of the cream of a crab. Then add half a pint of pickled shrimps, mixing ...