... me in to dress you for dinner.' I Ali, said the young missionary, you are the king's valet, I suppose?' No, sir, I'm his salad-maker.' ...

... hay bands reach. The plants are fit for use in about 4 or 3 weeks alter being covered, the inner stems being nae. ful for salads and soups. ...

... 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 ...

... the hay-bands teach. The plants ars fit for about tour or five weeks after being covered, the inner stems being useful for salads and soups. ...

... Witloof is at once the largest 1 and best kind, though Common and Improved j Chicory both prodnee wholesome and delicious salading. Sew Witloof during April or May, in drills from 10 to 12 inches apart, using an ounce of seed to row 60 feet, and cover ...

... to tnnsplant with a trowel. thinning out at several operations a tolerably large quantity of wholesome and moat acceptable salading is obtained. ...

... seeds firmly down, end ley sheet of gloss over each pan or box nntfl germination be effected. The produce most be cot foi use salading while each stem is plump, green and tender. Damping off, which causes the seedling to decay in rings near the sarface of ...

... useful for salads and seasonings. CHIVES. Lift, divide, and re plant chives some six inches apart. Roots that are planted now may be left undisturbed for two or three years. The leaves are cut, and used as a mild substitute for onions. CORN SALAD. Make the ...

... and burned. With the advance of the season the trenches are made less deep until the last lot is planted on a level bed. Sow salad onions on rich, mellow ground that has been w; l] dug and man- ured. Tread over 19ht soil to,firm or consoli- date it, afterwards ...

... October onwards for forcing. Witloof is the largest and most esteemed variety, bnt the other sorts mentioned provide wholesome salads. Roots may forced in ordinary soil or in pnre sand. Rather cool treatment la essential, temperatures of from 50 to 55 degrees ...

... central column left into the middle of the female or pistillate dower. ENDIVES. Not only are entires wholesome palatable salading as leltace, bat thef are available during severe rvo’.ther, when out door crops ol the latter have been destroyed. Sow «ow ...

... mayonaise sauce, roast surloin of beef, fore quarter of lamb, roast chickens, roast ducks, york ham, tongues, partridge, lobster salad, macedonie jelly, straw berry creams, fruit tarts, cheese, and desert. Afterwards the chair was taken by Mr. Elwy Williams ...