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... Boston once, and some fine cherries, rather early ones, were placed upon the table. The Bostonian plumed^ himself upon this, and said, These are fine cherries. Well,' assented the Californian, they are pretty tidy cherries, I must say. The other said ...
... a little lemon f juice, if liked. Serve the fruit water in glasses. Cherries, red and white currants, raspberries, and strawberries are specially suited for these drinks. The cherries should have boiling water poured over them, and should be allowed to ...
... Madame, I don t think the fault is in the bacon, but in the manner in which it is cooked; and he then gave me the following recipe:— Cut the bacon in very thin rashers, cut off the rind, put them in a dish in a hot oven for half-an-hour, then toast before ...
... Coha, edged with embroidery, crossing the chest and tying behind, below the waist. Bonnet of neelle lace, with bunches of' cherries. A simllu costume, made of pale blue sateen or Surah, with whiti muslin embroidery, is very elegant; in this case the fichu ...
... fields, and handed over to the proper authorities of Bethleham Hospital. To PRESERVE CURRANTS WITHOUT SUGAR.—The following recipe may be acceptable, now that sugar has so risen in price —Let the fruit be carefully cut from the large stalks, with the small ...
... successful. You try on a large untrimmed Leghorn hat in the shop, and then go over to the counter and select a lot of blonde and a cherry wreath to trim it with. When it comes home you hate it. The shape of the bat does-not suit you now; the blonde is beautifully ...
... the extraordinary stuff; and we were informed they liked it as little as the men. CURIOUS CAUIION.—John G. Miller, in the Cherry^ Valley Gazette, says, All persons are hereby forbid marrying my daughter Betsy. A LAWYER OUTWITTED.-Sorne time since, a ...
... COLF.FORD.. Williams.—Hough DOWLAIS..Hancock LYDSB r ..Hathaway MOKMOUTH Allen,confectioner NEWPORT, EDMUNDS,5, Higt street. CHERRY, 41, Commercial „ H. L Wirtrjuis, 3, CcmJ-s J st chemif-t „ J. YOUNG, 20, High-street „ DAVIES, 2J, High-street, Co-operative ...
... sufficient to prove its efficacy in relieving the most obstinate Cough, difficulty of breathing, asthma, &c.. it being the recipe of a celebrated Practitioner, and having already stood the test of 20 years, during which time it has given relief to some ...
... wood, always leave one bud or more of last year's growth. This rule holds good as regards peaches, nectarines, and Mo. rella cherries. Other fruits generally produce fruits on spurs, formed on the two (or more than two) years' old wood but to keep a succession ...