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... ; Eggs. newly laid. lc Al dos.; atrrilw paid on large quantities.— Duncan's Oa Farm , Dufftown, N.B. 48 L ADIES Preeerv Cherries, Curranta Plums, etc.. fresh for winter booklet. Is.—E. Lee, Knightriderea, Maidstone. 58 VtAFEKINO and other South African ...
... how you fail I cannot possibly help you.—En. RECIPES WA N PED ( Electron ).—lndeed, I am very pleased to be of use to you. I fess the Sweet book will not be out just yet, but see if some of the recipes for hot weather sweets, given this week, ...
... Surgical Appliances of every description, also cont useful information.—Atkumom 56. Hill-st.r ifti a dlerboro'. GO Preiseres Cherries. Currants. IA Plums. etc. for winter use; booklet. Lee. Kniehtrldirst. Maidstone MISCELLANKOI7B (øotttibtied). ! Tacks ...
... was “treacle water” also, which old recipe' prescribes, among other strange ingredients, rue, marygolds, burdock, walnuts again, Venetian treacle, and old Canary, wine. This, with such similar decoctions “ black-cherry water,” which, as sweet marjoram, ...
... peas (foreign), potatoes, 'caries runners, spinach, tomatotc, turnips, vegetabie marrows. FRUIT —Almonds, apples, bananas , cherries, currants (black, red, and white), flgs, gooseberries, griper, lemons, nectarines, pease (French), pines, raspbernes, st ...
... somewhat edified at the weird descriptions of their sugars which you seem to have received. As regards the cherry jam, I cannot trace the recipe you allude tol i t i. t d ; wonder if this is the one 1 Wipe, pare, and cut up three or four stalks of rhubarb ...
... best prepared as follows : Take two pounds of sweet dark red cherries, stem them, and carefully remove the stones. Pound the kernels and squeeze over the juice of three lemons. Set the cherries in a bowl and mash with a wooden spoon; add a gill of red currant ...
... .I .4 ADIES — Cherries, Plum, etc., fresh for winter use; booklet. 11 1.—E. L. %nightrider-et. Maidstone. se AFEKING and other South African stamps Y.I. wanted; very good prico paid.—Collector, 425, Falba/a-rd.. London. 50 AIARBIED of position are invited ...
... e smell. Baked Cherry Pudding. batter oaf once quart of milk, two eggs, and as much flour as is necessary to make the batter really stiff. When it is mixed stand it for an hour, then beat it up again, add half a pound of fresh cherries, end pour into ...
... quality _Hops sent pst free any part United KiMgdom; Is. 3d. pound.—Mr. Hall, 32, Atrimr-et.. Plumssead. to LADIES Preserve Cherries. °tyrants. I'lumi. etc • fresh for winter use; booklt le.—E. • trider-st.. Maidstone._ and other South Africen stamps wanted; ...
... butcher's meat. Many appetising dishes can be made from the remains of cold fowl, and as peas are also in season, 1 give here a recipe for fowl saute with peas. Cut the remains of cold roast fowl into nice pieces, put into a stewpau 201. of butter, and add ...
... Addresses. etc. Portraits .1. painted in' Oil or Water (.kilour.—Brandia Meade. 38, Drake-st Gainsborough. L ADIES Preserve Cherries. Cu rran t s . Plums, stc., fie e& for winter use; booklet, Is.—E. Lee, Rnightrldersit.. Maidstone. sa lir AFCKING and other ...