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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... finely-modelled vessel, and well adapted for general trade,—the purpose for which, we believe, she is intended. MEDICAL.—IMPORTANT RECIPE.-We have been fa- voured with the following Receipt for the Cure of things Growing in the Eyes, which, for the benefit of ...
... FOOT-ROT IN SHEEP.— I have noticed a number of recipes in the Fanner of late, for curing Foot Hot in sheep; and as I bad a pretty thorough acquaintance with that, disease years ago, and being in possesion of a recipe for its cure, which I never knew fail, having ...
... 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 ...
... as safe as they are efficacious. «r. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills, prepared without any 55**ourial ingrsdieot from the recipe of Dr. Scott, Bromley, 5^ent. These PUIs will be found invaluable to all who suffer bilious and lj*er complaints, indigestion ...
... accident. It seerns that on the previous Friday night, when heated ,v'th playing his instrument, he inadvertently swallowed two cherry stones he had put in his mouth. He after- wards dipped his head while heated in a pail of water, HW|>, with the stones remaining ...
... malady, but cleanse the whole body. Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills, prepared without any SJercurial ingredient from the recipe of Dr. Scott, Bromley, p*nt. These Pills will be found invaluable to all who suffer r°m bilious and liver compiaints, indigestion ...
... eOllege-of London in order that there might no lon- exist three different pharmacopoeias, but that one the most important recipes of the three fo^ert° promulgated should be the general standard offi • Kingdom. The Moniteur contains an «cial report from ...
... feet grateful to their em- ployers, with whom they are happy to state that they are well plla,ed-a feeling they believe to be recip- rocated by both parties; that the men are comfort- able, and as they enjoy good health and are doing well, they have not any ...
... Lord Robert Montague, in his election address, des- cribed Government, upon the question of Reform, as play- ing at bob-cherry with the nation. Mr. Bright, in his speech at Birmingham, called Mr. Disraeli the Mystery Man of the Tory party, the Indian ...