... digestive organs II ibhan in this dyspeptie age may readily be answered. a i '~lome pe )ple find oucumber salad-a dish, for' gods t- I ndigesetible; tomato sala~d is notopex to that objec. a 1(ti~, and its wholesomeness ought to msakeit a stand- h 'jug dish throughout ...

... spoonfuls of oil. Pour over the salad and serve. DANDELION SALAD,—Procure a quart of fresh, white dandelions. Pare the roots a.nd stale leaves, then wash thoroughly in two different waters; drain nicely on a cloth, and place in a salad bowl. Dilute a pinch of ...

... is that which Mr. John Glasbrook says the French call salad, and which is unfavourably known in connection with the port of Swansea? According to Dr. Rogers's account, there is too much salad exported by certain merchants and, as a consequence ...

... A ia Princesse. Petits Puis a Ia a Francaise. P11;Cumes Iirirelle. Aiguillettes de Cancton a i[Orange. Salade Venetielic. lPuudin-' Si';On - Salade a Iruits. Mrs. Washington, enveloped in a great furry white cloaks-, and with a lace coveriua to her head ...

... to-day by a piece of wooden framework washed ashore at Weymouth, and forwarded here, supposed to be a Portion of the car of the Salad in balloon. Captain Templer. however, having examined it,pronounced it to have no connection. Capt. Coseus returned to Weymouth ...

... PONTYPRIDD. ELKCTRO PLATK Salad Bowls. Cruets, Spoons, and F ;rks. — Perkins Bros, and Co., St. Mary-street and Wyndhain Arcade, Cardiff. 3247 WELSH HAHP HALL, PONTYPRIDD.—RECEPTION banquet to llev. W. Glantfrw.i Thomas at above place, Thursday evening ...

... DANDELIONS, Cultivated forms of dandelion yield an excellent and very salutary salad. Sow now and in .lune in drills foot apart, and cover the eee’.is with one-third of an inch of fine soil. Tniu out toe roots to foot apart in the rows, a.ei systematically ...

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... of milkmen, newspaper sellers, vendors of watercress, bird- seed, hokey-pokey, shrimps, muffins (with tbe bell), fruits and salads. The correspondent Ktys nothing of the church qtiisjuiQe, bus the racket of a cacophonous churoh bell is surely not the ...

... issued circular, in which it calls attention to the curative properties of certain vegetables and fruits. Lentils spinach, and salads, it says, are a remedy for aneemia, lemons for bilious affections, figs for cancer, asparagus for heart disease, grapes for ...

... object to uncooked vegetables of any kind, mwch as they like salads generally. he-t thes people eat cold cooked amparagus and ,beans iu salad form, as long as both are to be procured. Apropos of salads, a special mentionj mhould be made of those composed of ...