... to- bacco. The cry of a depraved appetite, en inflamed stomach, is always for sgmething stronger. The use of soup, milk, and salad. prepared with good gil, should be cultivated, In short, reform your tables if would reform your drunkards and save your sons ...

... towards France, and con. sidered themselves as at praqe 'with her. In consequence, the Addmirl' annoutiesd that the ports of Salade, Babia- Blanca, and 'Carmen,' were open to -all nations. This news produced much enthusiasm at Monte Video, but it was- only ...

... to have ?? his Majesty at the late laces at Ascot Heath, what races he liked best ? A-Scot was his Majesty's ready reply. SALAD or GOvEnrNNMENT VicEs.-In a recent government advertisement for the sale of a quantity of Old Ordnane Stores, amongst shovels ...

... which Rob Roy CAumpbell, the chairmeai of the company, presiles. After juatice had been lono to the turtle soup, the lob3ter salad, the raisad pios, ?? cold chicken, end tlid champagno, Lord Stanley proposed tht health of the Qaeer, and various tonets e ...

... domestic I1 Ieconomy which result in considerable pepcuniary 1 advantages to the lab.ourer and country arti. , $eabbages, salad, onions, and other vegetables, which fetch a high price in the city markets, can i be cultivated -in very mall. plots, of round ...

... Jalienne, Cbitsa Is BRe, Cbateau la Stase. Beleves-Boiled cbicken,ban.- Roasts-Roazt lamb, mint sauce, sirloin beef, Frcenck salad; Beidsick and Co, De St Marceans and Co.- Sweeta-Caromel pudding, Vanila crmam, Noyeat jelly; G H Taun. Icea-Neapolitan, wafers ...

... regarded. But it is evident that we were all wrong accord- iug zolthe Constitution, and that when Mr. T. P. Gill in his patriotic salad days and Mr. JobnRedmond in his ?? days used to 4edand tbq abolition of the castle and di9 hnting ,f \'the rats, their co ...

... satisfaictory to the teachers of Ireland. which does not include ln its scope a considerable increase to their class or axed sala'des. That we earnescly recommend the associations to give their carefal consitelation to the present position of the teachers' ...

... and parsley, to make a salad for dinner, but instead of gathering let- tuce it seems that she plucked a quantity of wolft- bane or monkshood, which was growing in the garden. Both Mrs. and Mr. Greavee partook freely of the salad, end shortly afterwards ...

... p wound' ?? the otber har. e case5. At Guy's 13 cases were reported by Mr. ?? Se ls, one only ?? admission. The London Hpi'salad- mited five raveF, ard trcatecj as out patients 21, duo to drink. Mr. Butler Riottlcsde, the houseesnrgeon, tel's us that the ...

... hditarbbr Guss No ?? fat. eninss are required ; they ar. more natural, darable, and eonfortable than any yet introduced. They ato sal-ad. heisvo, reader suppoet Wo the adjoining teeth, end asi spplied at trfcos within the reach of alL Clergymen,, lai. ltren, ...

... increase his powers of digestion. I do not object to cod-liver oil when the stomach can bear it,' though cream and' . pure salad-oil are just as nourishing, and the latter possoeses the advantage of acting gently on. the bowels. When the liver, stomach ...