... otllot products of the pulse kingdom, nuttose (a P1'0' duct ot nuts, forming a perfect substitute meat), lettuce, onions, salads, cheese, wines were provided, choice teas and being served instead.. Altogether there vve?6 tour substantial courses, and ...

... Ninian Stuart listening from the balcony. The programme was as follows :—Choruses The Little Church, The Tyrol, Italian Salad, Pilgrim's Chorus, Martyrs of the Arena/ On the Ramparts, Where is He ? Tar's Song, The War Horse, Comrades in Arms ...

... frame, and is anxious to keep up a supply of salad stuff. Shallow boxes, some fresh, loamy soil, and any little convenience such as a small frame, will afford anyone ample means for keeping up a supply of salads for quite nine months out of the twelve. Where ...

... this system of relimng the cotton-seed oil been carried that salad oil irom cotton-seed cannot well be distinguised from table oit from the olive, and hence the introduct on of cotton-seed salad oil has become general. As thif refined cotton-seed oil is ...

... with an unbeaten egg, and use instead of c slice of ham between layers of potato. Here it something very new in the way of a salad, but 1 must just say that the lobster must be very fresh. Take a fint lobeter and a pound of eolef turbot; cut the meat into ...

... One is apt to think when lettuces disappear from the market that the days of salad are over for a time but other vegetables are to be had, and many of these make excellent salads. The tomato, for instance. Can anything be a more delicious accompaniment for ...

... to buy safety pins for the baby. Baby ? Nonsense cried an older girl at the same counter. You're green enough to make a, salad of. Why, that man bought those safetv uins for his own use. Men use them in many ways. First they put one through the top of ...

... With Hints on Plultry and Steck. BY COUNTRY COUSIN. Hie Dandelion ds a Salad Plant. Those who have tried it know that the dandelion is an excellent salad plant, many eating the young leaves, when green and tender, between thin sliers of bread and butter ...

... made on behalf of the society. Another presentation, made by the same lady on behalf of the Sunday School, was a massive oak salad-bowl, with fork ;jd spoon. These articles bore suitable inscriptions, lhe Rev John Pellow, who laboured under mucb feeling ...

... flat. Sprinkle them salt, pepper, chopped parsley or sage, and a piØgØ of powdered cloves. Put them in a pudding poor some salad oil over tbem, and leave them soak for twenty-four hours. Heat a gridiro* broil the chops on both sides, have some sauce hot ...

... boxes, and place where there is a little warmth. Tho seeds will be better without covering. Water with warm water. These small salad plants are often raised in a very primitive way they aN seme. times grown on flannel wrapped round bottles filled with warm ...

... THE HOUSEHOLD, HOT MAAT SALAD.-Chop hits of meat very fine. To a coffee-cup of minced meat add one chopped onion, and boil in enough gravy or water to cook the onion add salt and red pepper to the taste. Have ready the yolk of one hard-boiled egg rubbed ...