... of the United Kingdom. animal hey can Taste oy TuRNiPS iN BUTTER.—Mr Norris, W ir vital near Halifax, gives the following recipe for destro disagreeable taste of turnips in milk and butter :— pom the dai going to milk her cows, place os her kettle filled ...

... entrance ; whils beneath the deep-set windows of the house lay spread a velvet awn studded with plots of flowers. A large cherry orchard, rich in the early summer-time with golden fru.t, threw a pleasant aspect'over the rear of the building; while away ...

... leg, which troubled him very much. One day. as he was running over the pages of a book he was binding. his eye came across a recipe for making a syrup which it was said would cure scrofula, king's evil, and other diseases of the blood. He copied it, got ...

... and inflate/I.oin. KIN VS EVIL V.VER SORES, MTI VE JOINTS. le use. of King. Evil where medicinal .aces, lotionn, an d ever y recipe /if the hare useless, the Ointment will sccomplinh a thorough care. Meyer Morey heal imichly under it. influence, 4 it. relaxing ...

... prefer to see it done thoroughly. would therefore urge upon them tw go into the whole matter now. d not nuke two bites of a cherry,” The whole thing would, however depend upon the subscriptions, and had no doubt that the money would be got ns readily for ...

... more disastrous season for fruit crops has rarely been experienced. Apricots and plums are almost universally below average. Cherries have been more abundant in the south, but elsewhere hare been a relative failure. Peaches and nectarines are fair average ...

... 's life. • ting rays the chief with fair fame awl drrolletees a s r lionicUrs, they Mr Arthur Arnold's ruddier than the cherry. We Aspect of Disestablishmen L'er t are feet travel over the dusty and nasty smelling roads beeiwy contains the first tabular ...

... glow-worms fire. As much betickling his desire To burn his queen with the far- Ft-tch’d binding jelly of star ; With wither’d cherries, mandrake’s ears, Moles eyes ; to the slain stag’s tears. The auctions dewlaps of snail. The broke heart of a nightingale ...

... visiting St Andrews that they can be supplied with BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, DINNERS, Orders pow, ray APPLES, (BAKING), 6 for Is; CHERRY PLUMS, GREEN GAGES, BLUE PLUMS, PEARS, and GOOSEBERRIES, • FIRST- CLAM PIANOFORTE TUNING. MOWNSEND, THOMSON, a GRUBB beg to ...

... RATIS, MEDICAL WORK showing sufferers how they may be cared and recover Health and Vitalit7 ' th th V ,d 0' «u«ks, with Recipes for piuifyinj.' the Blood and removing Skin Affections. Free on of stamp to prepay postage. Address Secretary, instate of ...

... ROLLS , d. per lb. FINKST WILTSHIRE BACON, la. per lb. CORN REEK OAST PRESE R REEF, de. VED TosGuEs, R PRESERVED CHUN PEAS. CHERRY PLUMS, in did condition, for Prewar/ m :lz Pies BLUE PLUMS and GREEN GAG Toils um to be had of WOON and Raton Fruit Mar. chant ...

... drink during efferre.-cence. CHERRY JAM.-TO every pound of fruit, weighed before stoning, allow half a pound ot sugar. To every six p nods of fruit one pint of red currant juice sweetened with one pound of sugar. Stone tbe cherries and boil them in preserving ...