... separate set of pages for the chief letters of the alphabet 00 that, for instance, if the houeewife wishes to refer to a recipe for cherry wine. die would quickly find it by turnips to the pages marked C. Is course of time sock • scrap book comes to have a ...

... for prefer.' mos the Scotch mill cherries, black genus. as they are called; they must Le quite ripe, pick of the stalks and liek o‘or the fruit as you would for a tart, but do not wash them. Take roma wright of cherries and pounded' oat sager. Halt 11l ...

... colouring of some of the lasts is perhaps more peculiar titan prolity. Orange and blue. green with ' golden-brown, and vivid cherry with purple or blue, are mucl seen ! The, dark blue straws look lovely trimmed with deep pink cabbage rose*. Collars aro wore ...

... of the cherries. plek out the stone., breaking the fruit as little as poealble. When all are atoned bare ready prepared a hot syrup, matte by allowing 11b. of white sugar to ear email teacuful of water When the Syrup Is bol ting hot the cherries are to ...

... some sweet peas Mali CAME TO MANHOOD. the table the flies will not come. serving the nation either in command This pleasant recipe agrees with whet of the Mediterranean Squadron ar as 1 have often heard of the dislike flies Admiral Supt. of Coastguards ...

... deep. and it should be Maly papered with stiff white paper. To Sills. of flour allow 211 b. of butter,lb. of eager, of dried cherries, {lb. of mixed peel, and 96 Chop up the peel, and mix it :a i s . the oherriee with the flour. Break up the agge in a Teasel ...

... ghee' whom it is leading to follow it. CHERRY ORCHARDS. Kent is • beautiful county at most seasons of the year, but never more so, says The Garde., than when the cherry orchards are =ease, of flowers. A. singlo cherry tree when in blossom. whether it be ...

... THE PEOPLE, SUNDAY. AUGUST 13, 1908. JACK ALLROUND. Arms .Igur.—The following recipe rutty be used foe either the little round fruit about the size should tale about three-quartette of an hour, the int boiling of the whole fruit half an hour, and the ...

... ball. Take from the Ire. add nt7espooWu OresseOce . oijanliii and dos. of chopped mixed glace, fruits of nor kind—such as cherries.' a nea d pVt. or glower. A few nuts ma,' well t,. to r g e rtlze in r . tin , tif cool. a d d ed. Crn into to MU•res. ...

... A eliamitiwg hat to weer with this ocattime would be a. rather mares bine straw trimmed very simply with bows of silk and cherries, red berries, or cornflowers. A pretty dress I saw lately too-] fisted of two kinds of foulard, and figured. Ths bodies was ...

... of the liquor. The ergot la unrefined. or crude tartar, as you will find In the recipe given In testis of November 26 last. Ton would aim base 'peen, If you read that recipe carefully, that by bray. tog the lidoff the boiler much of the strong smell, end ...

... heavily on one's hands Having obtained our bit of land to itnraters ' ls mutrr botlt ' s7 hedge hedg , round the purpose than Cherry Plum. That I, the popular name. It 11. of noun.. Prunus. A tingle tom, four plants to the yard, sill maks a good fame; but ...