... set before John B. ? A GENTLE RsEIINDEls- We haven't heard much aljout Mlud-Salad Idarket lately, writes a correspondent. No - be- Cause we haven't been ouch about Mud-Salad Market lately. We have trierlit froum afar, anld osoe a cabmlian tried it as ...

... intervention, and It struok me that he would i be very glad to see such a solution of the oanious pro- Ilem. We hid got to the salad when a commandant( powder-grimed and flushed, rushed in and exclaimeld that the Versaillists were coeing on at the gate of ...

... I . . 5 l s. Sterling Silver Georgian Tea and Coffee Service, £40 Sterling Silver Salad Bowl, handsomely chased, interior richly gilut £10 IOs. Sterling Silver Salad Servers to match, £3 lOs. 0 1%, A4111h, A#& 91% 11P A 'IL Iff I %4-2 ky ...

... aid let ther dry in heaps, or lay them at once li dry *store-rooms, or sheds to ripen for winter stores.-Contique sowing Salads, Onions for pulling In spring,-Leuace, &.llanche Eidive, earth np Celery, and continue the operatons in Kitchen Garden as ...

... the rive rsidc. Sweet are the little memories of the dear' de d (ays when claret cup flowed fromn a sprn tht n vc ra dy, w e salads rose mountainls high, when strawberries were as ianay as thle sand* by the sea ; sweeter is the hope of the dear living days ...

... PLATE Highest obtainable quality. Unequalled for hard wear. Sterlinig Silver Salad.BowGl, anid~somely Chased, interior richly Git £1 10-6. :Sterling Silver Salad.Servers to mateh, £3 lee. (Regd. 7155a) ...

... drinks and light foods should be the order of the day in this torrid weather. Alexandre Dumas in his cookery book mentions a salad inventedl by him to prevent the use of doubtful ingredients. The yolks of raw eggs and lemon juice instead of oil and vinegar ...

... Lar ?? -DsEaSSED LooTnr-s, There's no meat like tisem; I could wish my best friesd at such a feast. 7/mci c/Ahns--., a. SALADS. Salad was born to dome good .. ?? ?? eU. enry I7.- cv., to. DaESSED POTATOonS. Let the sky rain potatoes .. ?? ?? ROLLS. The ...

... aiid chaste, a green salad will be as appropriate as edelweiss oil Alpine | slopes. It should be made of the hearts of the youngest of young cabbage lettuces, touched wilth onions, and fatigued with the one most admirable I salad dressing that man ever ...

... M. Vilnmorin's interesting discourse on salads 't has received from the editor of The Gardeners' Chronicle a sort of postcript which gives somer useful scraps of information. For a quarter of a century past salad-eating has been steadily 1 S progressing ...

... butter, 71 gallons of pickles, 27 gallons of salad oil, 1 hogs- head of vinegar, 6 cases of eggs, 1721bs. of mustard (about .il1s. to every 1,000 individuals), 1,800 lettuces, 300 small salads, and 119 lobster salads. Nor icere the lighter delicacies unappreciated ...

... portion of ea hurl their uutritive properties. Salads are, for soneic ns inexplicable reason, rarely encountered at thega tables of the wvell-to-do ; and iii the households mall of the poor. who ever saw a salad ? And y~et Iudia), there is no cheaper or worthier ...